The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-10-17
CURRENT COMMENTS

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Washington Wednesday.
Mrs. ;. W. Howard, of Washington.
who has been visiting relatives and
friends here, has returned home.
Hon. J. II. Biscoe, Of upper spotsyl-
vania. WAS in the city Tuesday night
aud Wednesday. II guest of his son, Mr.
ii. Curtis Biscoe.
Before you make "a selection see THE
stores correct fall sty lea In hats, suits
eloaks and skirts; cur la ~ sales are an
evidence that the prices are right. The
L. y. Brent Store.
Mr.. + NJ. Young. Jr.. is spending a
week at the exposition.
Mrs W b Montgomery, OF Whining
ton, Del Is in the city.
Asa Banks. colored. aged -, died
Tuesday morning
Mr.. Hugh NJ. y. jenkins Is very sick at
his home ON Charlotte street.
Mr. G. F. Howard and daughter spent
the day In MthmUud Tuesd9y
Mrs. A. jackson Smith. of Fauouier
county Is visiting Mas II d. Lane.
Mr.and Mrs T y. Cunningham and two
children have returned from Richmond.
Misses Cassie and Rena Shelton have
returned from Richmond and the exposi-
ton.
Miss Jennie l.. Battaile. OF Caroline. left
Oct. II IA for "A visit TO Baltimore and
the exposition.
Messrs.J. z. Smith. II Mass aponax and
W. NJ Smith. of summit. have returned
from the exposition.
Ga Sunday next Bishop L. l.. Gravatt,
OF West Virginia. wil preach at ST.
George church at o'clock
Mr. and Mrs. J. McCalla Boulware and
daughter left Tuesday for theexposition
where they VIII spend ten days
Mr.. j. W. Schoo!er. of the Soldiers
Home. Richmond. is in stafford to cole
brate hi S3rd birthday and vote at the
coming election
Get your suits. coats and separate
skirts now at Jones'. You will find the
stock aud styles here. Fittings guaran.
teed.
Mr.. Theodore NJ. Bradley of Baltimore
who l. spending ten days with hi. par.nts
here, went TO Richmond Tuesday for a
short trip
Mr.. Henry T. Rose. OF STAFF ord. broua n,
TO the city Monday a lot of ripe straw.
berries. They Were large aud Of lie fla
vor. He also brOugt new com. which
he sold Tor 60 cents per BUSH l.
Saturday night get your supper. get
your pocketboU& (tilled). get "a move OIL
you get 10 Jones. Lots of pretty. good
things await you, specially arranged for
Saturday sales.
Mrs. NJ. A. McNealus. widow oithe lat.
Willie McNealus, Of Baltimore, il on a
visit To her sister-in-law. Mrs. Casper
Cox after an absence OF Is years
Get your orders in now for your milf
merry. Already Jones milliners are work
ing day and night that orders may be
filed promptly.
Miss Ida NJ. Wooding left Monday for
a week = visit TO Portsmouth and theex-
position.
Mrs. d. +. Smith and Co. reo ived to-
day more pretty pattern hats that had
been carried South through mistake
Master a. W. Embrey, Jr.. is very sicL
at the home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
A. W. Embrey.
The Chase piano offers To lovers oil
music infinite possibilities Established
in 1874, II long ago passed hey ond the
experimental stage. ii. Wallace Garner
& Co.
Mr.. \. b. Jones, Inspector for the Bell
Telephone Co. here, had the misfortune
Monday 10 cut his right lex while super
intending the erection OF IA telephone
pole.
When you want IA beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness of self
or family, the Thoroughly equipped Fred
sricksburg Davis Gallery is prepared TO
make 1t. All WORK guaranteed f rst-class
In every respect
Mr.. II. II. George. who has the con-
tract Tor the construction Of the spur
track between the r. f. 4 p. and the |
p. F. 4 z. II. r. here, is unloading his |
steam shovel and other equipments for
the construction work.
Mr.. +. l.. Allison and Mr.. RI. viii |
liams left Sunday for the exposition.
They are representatives to the j. O. L. |
A. NJ. Convention, which convenes there
October 18th.
Hyou want the sweetest, most tender
and delicate breakfast bacon cured in
4AAtOiANh' Wy ot0hh1u : west put4lla. IL |
sure to please.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Lewis have as
their guests Mrs. ID. NJ. Mathews. of Bal
timore, and her sister, Miss Irene AL
bridge, of ChaTlestown, W. Va.
Mrs. w. T. Dix and daughter. Miss
Mary, left Monday for Washington to
reside.
Something for the bride? Silver, cut
glass and clocks. Our designs the rew
EST, the quality of the very best and our
prices the most enticing, at S. S. Kauf-
mans, the ieweler.
Mrs. f. NJ. Young, Jr., left Monday for
Lancaster, Pa, where she will be the
guest Of relatives for some time.
Watches that keep correct time, that's
the kind we sell, have always sold. A
large stock to select from at S. =. Kauf
mans, the ieweler, at most reasonable
prices.
NOTICE-TEACHERS WANTED.
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