The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-10


colorcd nine from Ashland and Fred
ericksburK. The game was we'll played
and the score WAS = To = in favorof Fred
ricksburg.
Mr. G. Il. Swift was at Granite Springs
Thursday.
Mr.. Silas Monroe. Of Stafford. was here
Wednesday.
Capt. W. l.. Warren. OF Spotsylvania,
was here Thursday.
Mrs W. :. Hicks il critically IN at her
home on Commerce street
Mr.. G.. b. Wallace has returned from a
business trip To Colonial beach
Mrs. ". J. Chewing aud son are Wis
iting relatives ia Fauquier county.
Mr.. Henry Moncure. ri Louisa. WAS
here Thursday en route To- Stafford
Mrs Arthur Prown and children left
Thursday Tor Chorlotte, y. e.. To visit
relatives
For Sale-Good horse. Enquire at
haydon's stable, Freicricssburg. Va.
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Hon. W. \. Jones arrived here on the
boat Thursday morning en route to
Mrs. T. T.. Morris has returned home
from an outing 81 several weeks at
Gr'"nhrier W hit" Sulphur Springs
DIR. Geo. H. Chewing. wife and daugh-
ter left Thursday for Nnrrenton. where
they will -pend the remainder Of the
summer.
our Mr.. Albert Laidenburg. n thor
ongh and practical tuner. who il with
us permanently. will make n Speciality Of
tuning and keeping your piano in tune
one year Tor -. see us about it, H.
Wallace Garner \ Co.
Hon. J. II. G.. Beverley. az Essex. WINS
here Thursday en route To Richmond on
business connected with the state Board
OF Agriculture. of which hc il the efficient
member from this district
Go to Mrs. b. +. Smith 4 Co for your
md summer hat. She has the very latest
aud up to date headwear
Mr. Richard Loewenson. son of Mr.. 4
Locwenspn. who has h.en in Vienna.
Austria. Tor several year,. has returned
ana viii make this hi- home
Eyeglasses and spcctslclcs. We III and
adjust them To- your eyes. Glasses from
Sl.oO upward. Eyes tested free. and
satisfaction guaranteed SIS. kaufman.
Jeweler and Optician.
Two new locomotives of the latest i'm
proved tNpe passed through hero Thurs
day 10 Richmond. These are two of the
ten new engines ordered for the X. f. a
L. Il. K.
Send u a trial order for "Old Side
Board, hest 81 80 per gallon Kentucky
Rye ON the market Henry Danuehl Co.
Fr,dcrick-hurg. Va. Distilled hy Wright
" iHNl"r- Louisville, ny. AL I'm
Miss Susie Tyler has returned from
trip to Niagara Falls and other Northern
points.
Fine weather 20 have plenty shirts"
Jones mems furnishing department is
full of the best line of shirts. underwear
ind other furnishings.
Mrs II. H. Wallace. Mrs. W. !. Harri.
son and Misses Helen Wallace and Lima
Harrison have returned from the exposi-
ton, and left 10y steamer for "Ceve," i'm |
King George. Later they will visit |
lrvington and other points ON the Rap !
pahannock.
A general sale of all white goods Is
now in progress az c. W. Jones'. More |
white goods bargains now than will be |
seen again in long time.
Mr.. james l.. Davis and son. I.ucius |
Davis, of Orange county, were visitors 10 |
the city Thursday.
When thinking about purchasing "A
lOcket, bracelet, signet ring. scarf min. |
etc, IL will be TO your advantage to in
vestigate the beautiful assortment at the
III. +. Norris iewelry store. with expert |
hand engraving given free with each
article purchased.
Mr. Absalom Waller. of Spotsylvania.
was visitor here Thursday.
When you want II beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness of self
Of family. the thoroughly equipped Fred
encksburg Davis Gallery is prepared to
make Il. All work guaranteed frst-class
In every respect.
Mrs. W s I.eake. who has been visit.
ing the family of Mr.. J. p. Rowe, has
gone to Bowling Green to visit Mrs.
Sugg and attend the Woman's meeting
of the Hermon Association at Upper
Zion church. in Caroline.
This store will offer THE week special
values in well made ladies' white shirt
wear, childrens dresses, white goods
and millinery. The II. n Brent Store.
Mrs. j. p. Rowe left Wednesday to at
tend the Woman's Missionary meeting of
the Hermon Baptist Association at Upper
zion church, in Caroline.
The Street Committee will please accept
the thanks of a grateful public and of c.
W. Jones for cleaning Main Street CIV.
Jones would suggest that this be done
systematically, once a week and that this
be done late Saturday evenings.
Mr.. n. b. Kinsey, approaching the talk
of Evangelist Geo. A Mills on Christian
work, at the Peoples Mission Sunday
night, presented him Tuesday night at
the mission beautiful marble top table
and china pitcher Mr.. l.. A. Weaver
made the presentation.
IL that gift calls for a watch, locket,
necklace, bracelet. comb or anything in
lewelry, you can find no better selection
at more reasonable prices than at S. s.
kauiman's, the jeweler. Artistic hand
engraving free on all articles.