The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-08-29
CURRENT COMMENTS

The fair hustle Is abou, to commence.
Mr.. Julian Johnston. OF Roanoke. /. in
the city.
Time 20 boz thinking OF tho-c exhibit.
for the fair
! The condition oi Mr. II. n. Johnston
was thought 10 be- improved Tuesday.
DR.. II. NJ. DeJarnettc has returned
from visit To his sister ia Washington.
Miss May Rowe has returned from An
|N''hd'i VISIT I" friends 1T Waverley,
Va, and Lewiston.
! Mrs. j. ;. Woods has returned from
IN extended visit To her old home I'm
Wheeling. W w.
Miss Fannie Smith. who has been "A
guest oi Miss Mary G.. Moncurc. has r.
turned To Alexandria
Mrs Richard q Fletcher md daugh-
ter. Evelyn. who have been visiting Mrs
C-S. Fletcher, have returned To Wash
ingtOn.
CO To Mrs. ID. +. Smith n Co. for your
midsummer hat. She has he very latest
and up To date headwear
Misses Halle. Virginia. Mary and Dolly
Ashby. daughters al Mr. and Mira James
Ashby, Of Stafford. have returned from
the exposition.
II. Wallace Garner n TO. have secured
"A first class piano builder and tuner to
locate permanently. This IL something
Fredcricksburg has needed "A long time.
MIR. Harry Storrs. who has h.cn so
III at the Mary Washington Hospital il
convalescent. He sat ON the porch two
hours Tuesday.
Or. G.. Z. GrandHeld. 81 Washington
chl'i clerk To the first assistant pnstmas-
ter general. was Ia the city Mondn,. the
guest Of Postmaster Griffin.
Mr. and Mrs Jno. Mckay Thomson
OF New Jersey. " no have been guests of
Councilman 4. NJ Young. Jr.. left Tues
day for Atlantic City, where they are
spending the summer
Men-The stock of shirts and under.
wear j. Just n fresh and complete a. at
any time during the season. Jones IL
always looking out for your comfort
| The best shirts for the money asked
The best fitting shirts made. G.. W.
Jones.
DIR. W. G. Bryant and family. who
have been spending several months in
stafford. left Tuesday for Baltimore.
where DIR. Bryant will take "a special
course at Johns Hopkins University this
winter.
Ilumpty Dumpty Hosiery for girls and
boys; the strongest and best made stock
ing. knit of the finest yarns. of great
strength, at = and - cents: try them
\ picture post card with each pair. The
T. y. Brent Store
Mrs VIM. Byrd and Miss Grace Fit
/ hugh, OF Birmingham. Ala, who have
been guests Of their uncle Mr.. samuel
! titzhngh. ar now spending several DAYS
AT Clear View Cottage Newport News.
and visiting the exposition.
When you want beautifully finished
| photograph ind correct likeness of sell
" iamiiy. the thoroughly equipped Fred
sncksburg Davis Gallery is prepared t.
make II. All work guaranteed irst-class
IN every respect.
Mr.. +. ". Jones was engaged Tuesday
erecting "A large smoke stack for KNOX 4
Bro. at their extract mill. The stack !.
90 ieet tall and was made at thu foundry
Of Mr.. Val Dannchl
Eyes examined and fitted free Ocu-
lists prescriptions filled. Broken lenses
replaced. Work 10y mail solicited. An
work guaranteed. beautiful new goods
being received daily at the II. + Norris
lrwelry store. 50 Main street.
Miss Emma and Leah Green. who have
been visiting the family % Mr. James
Doggett. in Spotsy returned To
Alexandria Monday.
Rev. Bergman Green. u. h.. OF the
Theological Seminary. will preach and
administer Holy Communion at st.
George church, sunday, Sept. 1st.
mws
Miss lsaielle Riley and Miss Lula Me |
COnchie. milliners for &. W. Jones left
Tuesday To attend the wholesale open- !
ings of millinery IN Baltimore. Philade- |
phia and New York.
The Presbyterian Manse has been re-
paired and reprinted and side porch |
added. Contractor F. T. Stearns did the |
work. ltisnow an attractive home and |
will he occupied 10y the new pastor. Rev |
Nr. Henderlite, and family.
Cash paid for old gold and silver lew
elry. Every household has more or less |
old gold. silver and out-ufstyle iewelry /
lying about out of Use. II you will get |
II together and send or bring il to us. we /
will give you the value in cash. or ex-
change same for new goods 5. :. Kauf /
man, ieweler and optician.
Miss Anna Doggett and Mr.. George
Mitchell, of Spotsy lvania. are in Wash |
ington for "a few days. taking in the in
teresting sights of the Capital.
Send us trial order for odd Side
Board, best 81 30 per gallon Kentucky
Rye ON the market Henry Dannehl Co.
Fredericksburg. Va. Distilled by Wright
a Taylor. Louisville, Ky. a3-1m
Mrs. c. L. Koiner and Mr.. George
Mitchell, of Dauforth. Ill.,. are visiting
MIR. James NJ. Doggett and family in
SpOtsy lvania.
A good time to buy lawns. s. lawns
at 1 &C.. Zoe. lawns reduced to Gle, l2~c.
lawns at Sc, Zoe. and Zoe lawns re-
duced TO Zoe, 25c. and Soc lawns re-
duced to ljc. {. W. Jones. In few
days these will all be sold, So hurry
along for your pick.
Mr.. K. l.. Burton, OF Stafford. has sold
his four months old mule colt, Maud, to
Mr. James o. Lee, for 500.
Mrs. T. b. Gayle. who has been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Bagby, at the latter's
cottage at Buckroe Beach. has returned
to her home in Spotsylvania.
Rev. John Moncure. of Richmond passed
through the city Tuesday on route to his
country home, Somerset, in Stafford
DR. G. NJ. Wallace, of Stafford, was in
Richmond Tuesday.
Mrs. J. McCalIa Boulware has sold to