The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-09
CURRENT COMMENTS

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Mr. Raleigh Taylor, who is teaching
in Stanton, is in the city for q few days.
Mr.. W. Thomas Jones, who has been
quite sick for several days, is improving
Cash paid for oil gold and silver by 5.
S. kaufman, the leweler.
Rev. DR.. Vim. Walker, OF A, xandria,
preached at St Georges church Sunday
morning.
SIgnet rings, set rings plain rings oi
every description, and all OF the very best
quality, at 5. 5. kauiman's the leweler'
Mrs. l.. 4. Weaver, Of fredericksburg,
| il ON a visit to her sons '. Garland and
l.. Newton Weayer.-Southside Sentinel,
| Urbanna.
Watches for ladies and men in gold,
silver and nickle. No matter what your
taste or fancy may be-, we can please you
S ). kaufman, the ieweler.
Mr.. q. Brown Boulware has accepted
"A position with the {. X . K. X ,atChar-
lottesvile, and left Monday to assume
his duties.
Brokcnyour glasses? Never mind Just
save the pieces. Bring or send same TO
us and will match them foryou at reason
able prices, at 5 5. Kaufman :, the Jew
eler and optician, 900 Main street.
Misses Nellie and Fannie Tucker
Carmichael left Saturday for Winchester
To be with their sister, Mrs. W. II. Smlth,
who is extremely Ill.
Dainty cut glass and silver does won
ders in making a room look attractive
What more acceptable wedding slit could
YOU send? Weare showing n line oil glass
and silver from which any taste ana
nockctbook can be satisfied. ;. ;. Raul
man, the ieweler.
Mrs. Alex Fitzhugh, daughter and Miss
.Jeanie Lea. who have been guests ol VI =.
". II. Fitzhugh, have gone TO Wash
ington to visit Mrs. j. W. Daniel.
Remember the T. y. Brent storc's ia,l
opening Tuesday and Wednesday, Octo-
Der 9th and 10th. You are cordially IN
vited 10 attend.
Mr.. 4. X. Wood. of Culpeper, Fertilizer
Inspector for this district, was here FIJI
day.
Go. rain or shine, to the T. \. Brent
store opening Tuesday and Wednesday
| AneXceptionally attractive display oi NH
I linery, dress goods, silks and ready 10
wear garments.
Mr.. Chas Brown OF Washington, Is a
,,,,.s4 az MIR and Mrs. ThOs. Wallace OF
Stafford.
Rev. Decatur Edwards has returned
from Louisa. where he assisted IN pro-
tracted meeting.
Are YOU thinking about buying dia-
mond ring or brooch? II so, 1t VIII bc
to your advantage 10 investigate the
assortment OF beautiful solitaire diamond
rings mounted in the celebrated Tiffany
mountings. Diamond brooches IN all
| fashionable mountings, at the model
| iewelry establishment OF II. +. Norris,
| the ieweler and optician, SO Main ST.,
where a guarantee guarantees.
Commander Robt. 5. Griffin, Of the |.
5. Navy, is in the city a guest OF MS
brother. Mr. John NJ. Griffin.
Mrs. A. b. Hooe and child, Mr.. Hunter
Willis and Mr. Mitchell Nlllis,oi W aslhng
ton. are guests of Mrs. ". }. Harrison.
Miss Emma Basler has again taken
charge OF the ladies' suit and cloak de-
partment at G.. W. Jones store, where
She will be- glad To serve and satisfy the
many patrons Of that popular establish
ment.
DIR. b. Hales and bride have returned
from their wedding trip, and are at home
ut their residence on Princess Anne SITS.
CIV. Jones opening days will be We'd
oesdav and Thursday, October 3rd ana
9TH. OF all the fall seasons in past years
none will begin TO equal the displays
made in the various departments OF tins
great store at this opening.
Mrs. !. McCalla BOulware and daugh-
ter have returned from Madison county, |
where they attended the marriage OF
Mr.. d. J. BUulware.
When YOU want beautifully finished
ohotograph and correct likeness OF sell
m family. the thoroughly equipped Fred !
sricksburg Davis Gallery II prepared 10
make III. All NOIh ubl oibCVu III ~ 'e-~'
N every respect.
DR.. W. J. Chewing was called to
Guineys Friday II set a limb Tor Henry |
Halter. colored. who had his leg broken |
by lumber falling Oh it,
Mr.. E. NJ. Curtis, of the Boston Variety |
Store has returned from New York,
where he purchased large stock oil ialI
and winter goods aud Christmas novel |
ties.
Wedding invitations are beginning to
come and doubtless you are wondering
what YOU can get for the bride that Will
I've nice and yet not too expensive: II
Won come to this store you can be absO- |
lutely sure that what you buy Is the
very best OF its kind. And more than
that the person to whom you give your
nresent will know it too Whe theryou buy
silyerware. clocks orcut glass. Silver, pearl
or stag handle cutlery or any oil the
many other things, it Is pleasant TO
know that the quality OF your gilt is be- |
yond question At the model lewelry
store OF H. f. Norris, the ieweler and
optician. 800 Main street.
Mr.. Walter Fountain had the mistor-
time to have his left arm crushed Satur-
day while operating one OF the machines
at Mr. W. II. Peden' excelsior mill. DIR.
". ]. Chewing was called in and rem