The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1907-10-08
CURRENT COMMENTS
The eIectlon j. b.. then a month or.

Mrs. J. r. rompkins and son. William
have returued from "a weeks visit to
Philadelphia
Bear u in mind when you need a
watch. clock. piece -ilver,yars rin,, 80
any thing In iewelry We nm mail order
promptly and guarantee sAtiSfaction. a.
though you made tho purchase m p.rson
a, ; ;. Aaufman's. the jeweler.
Mr. aud Mrs. Joseph VI. Goldsmith and
her mother, Mrs. Hirsch. have returned
from visit To the exposition.
Watches for Ladies' and Gentlemen.-
IL you contemplate buying "A time piece
We can sill you one at the right price
All July guaranteed 10y ;. $. kaufman,
the ieweler
Mr. and Mrs. s. |. Baggett and son,
Richard, left for the exposition Monday
10 spend several days.
See advertisement in this paper of this
stores great Fail opening, Wednesday
aud Thursday, October 9th asd 10th.
/ The r. n. Brent Store.
| Mrs. A. Z. Rowe, who il on visit to
her parents here, has gone to Baltimore
TO attend Woman's Missionary conven-
ton. 10 which abe il "a delegate from
fredericksburg Virginia Clifton, Irving
ton.
Fine watches. beautiful lockets. veil
pins, belt pins. buckles, barretteS. pendant
neck chains. brooches. handy pins: every
thing guaranteed and up 70 date at II. +.
Norris Jewelry Store.
Miss Traylor, of Petersburg. is visiting
friends here
This stores great collection 81 nev fall
dress goods. silks, suits. cloaks skirts.
shirt-wRists and millinery now ready
Remember on. fall opening Wednesday
and Thursday, October 9th and 10th.
The T. y. Brent Store.
Mr. J. c. Melville has returned from
business trip North.
When you want beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness of self
or inmily, the thoroughly equipped Fred
sricksburg Davis Gallery l. On pared to
makeit. All work Guaranteed frst-cla-s
In every Respect.
MrW. II. Simpson. Of Stafford, was II
caller at our office Friday.
All right now. Jones fall opening Of
millinery. suits. cloaks. dress goods.
fancy goods. etc. will he "Wednesday and
Thursday. Oct. 9th and 10Th. when the
newest In dress goods. silks. ladies' suits
and eonts will Ice displayed Every body
invited
Mrs. j. W Ball aud Miss KATE Pevton
have gone TO the Exposition.
Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 9th
and 10Th. will be tho special opening
DAYS at ". Jones. Come. asst your
eyes and select your outfit for tn season.
Specials In style, beauty and price for
those day.
Miss Mamie Byrd Turner j. visiting
Judge Judge }. T. Mason and family.
Beautiful new goods received daily a,
H. +. Norris Jewelry Store
Mrs. 4. :. Shepherd left for Richmond
Saturday aud will boz present AT the
horse show next week. MIR. Shepherd
will go later.
Mrs. ID. +. Smith 4 CO. announce their
opening OF iell millinery. pattern hats
and bonnets and millinery novelties
Wednesday aud Thursday, Oct 9th and
10Th Public cordially invited
Mr.. Amos F. Cliff, of Alexandria. re-
turned hom" Saturday. after a visit OF
fifteen days To his grandfather, Mr.. J. II.
Gilt, in Stafford. He is recu perating
from an attack OF bilious fever.
To ihe person who borrowed without
permission from our exhibi: at the fair
a frame containing awards To the Starr
Pianos, We viii give a frame free OF
charge.
The many friends of Mr.. aud Mrs John
). Barbour viii regret their chang, Of
residence. Mr. Barbour is "A most
grae iul and attractive hostess and Fair
Tax Il 10 be- congratulated -Culpeper Tx
ponent.
Mr.. 4. u. Alexander left Monday for
Savannah. ia. where he goes to put ia
machinery To make Alezanders excelsior
pad in the eNcclsior mill there South
side Scntiuel.
Prof james Madison is teaching in the
High school AZ Mathews &. Ii. - Miss
Virginia Hcnrhaw. OF near Port koyal.
Caruhne county, l. IA guest at Prof +. T.
hatcher's and Will spend the coming
winter at this hospitahle home.-Oranye
Observer
The high school AT milestone opened
Tuesday with Prof. Gunyon Harrison az
principal and Mrs. Attcus james
acknowledgements Citizen.
The selling of homemade wine in small
quantities is a violation of the revenue
law and should be so understood. JUS
tice BOnebrake fined Mrs SOrrell $50 and
costs here last week for the offense
Montross Letter in n. n News.
Prof. p. c. Chichester, OF Fredericks-
burg, arrived Friday, and Tuesday as
stunned his duties as principal of the High
school AT this place, "a position which he
so aecepta6ly filled the last session
Northern Neck Neck, Warsaw.
Mrs. II. II. Wallace, of Amarillo.
Texas. was here Sunday, a guest
of MIR. and Mrs z. V. d. Con
way. Mrs. Wallace will spend some
time with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. |
Powhatan Moncure, in Stafford, before |
returning home.
Miss j. r. Fitzhugh, who has been
spending month at Waynesboro, has
returned home.
DR.. Randolph b. Carmichael. OF Wash
inRton, spent Sunday in the city with his
sisters.
Mr. c. II. Hurkamp is one of the Judges
at the Richmond Horse Show.
Mrs. Nellie Atwood, of Elmira. NY il
a guest of Mr.. W. +. Lang and sisters.
DR.. ]. f. Tompkins, son, Edward.
and daughter, Miss Frances, left for the
exposition Monday to spend several
days.
Mrs. W. F. Coates, who has been visit
inc har mothar and sictar Ia N,..c,...,,.