The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-09-28
CURRENT COMMENTS

turned from their bridal trip.
DEPUTY Sheriff R. NJ. Waller OF
Spotsylvania, was here Saturday
Miss Lizzie Kelly has returned from
Alexandria. where she spent a mohV''
Miss Alice Lee Turner is a guest OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. A. turner
Miss Ellis. of Narragansett, r; l., is
q o1,est AZ Boscobel Of Mrs. Z. h. hur-
kamp.
Mrs Moses Rheine, of Washington,
is a guest of her father MI B. tod
smith.
Miss Nettie zhugh has returned
from Rawley Springs, where she spent
the summer.
Mr.. w. Y. Morgan. of the Northern
Neck News. Warsaw, was a visitor
here Saturday.
Miss Jessie Willis, of Charlotte, n.
c.. who has been a guest of Miss SallIe
Gravatt, returned home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Bradley, Of
Baltimore, are spending several days
here with Mr. and Mrs. w. Z. Bradley.
Miss Ida Lang and Mrs. Elwood
Knight have returned from an ex-
tended visit to Buffalo, Rochester and
Great Lakes.
When YOU want beautifully finished
photograph and correct likeness OF sell
or family, the thoroughly equipped
Fredericksburg Davis Gallery Is pre-
pared to make it. An work guaranteed
frst-claSs in every respect.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal .Quinton, Of New
Jersey. who have been guests OF Mr.;
and Mrs. ID. Scott Quinton, returned
home Friday.
Our great fall stock of dress goods
silks. ladies' coat suits, princess dresses,
cloaks. separate skirts, shirt waists.
millinery, etc, is now complete. Inc
T. n. Brent Store.
Justice r. L. Dodd and family, of
Hemp. Stafford county, and Miss Daisy
Dodd. of Warrenton, their guest. were
in the city Saturday.
Don't fail TO see our full line of We
hicles. harness and saddles, before buy
ing. Fredericksburg Buggy Co. ltf.
Mrs. w. II. Fitzhugh and daughter
Miss J. r. Htzhugh. returned Friday
from the Warm Springs, where they
spent the summer.
The Fredericksburg Buggy Co. now
offering special prices on harnesss bug
gies, wagons and harness accessories;
Save money by seeing them. III
Sport. DR.. X. n. Goolrick's splen-
did setter. died Friday Of pneumonia
The dog was one of the best in treder-
icksburg and was highly valued by his
owner.
Tootsies, Fluffy Mints, Chocolate
Kisses and Nutlets, the new and popu-
lar candy at zoe the pound, at
Brannan's.
Irving Ware, colored. son OF VIM.
Ware. died at the home of his father IN
Spotsylvania county, on the Court
House road. Saturday morning after a
short illness Of typhoid fever, aged z
years.
When visiting the fair. call and see
our large display Of fine watches, dla-
monds. jewelry. silverware, which we
are showing at special reduced prices
at S. s. Kaufman 5, the jeweler.
Mr.. Thos. NJ. Percy and family, OF
Prince William county, have leased one
the new residences recently erected on
Prince Edward street, near Charlotte
and will make their home.
During the fair we offer special in
ducements on our entire stock OF tine
watches. jewelry, diamonds, silver
ware and novelties. 1t will pay you 70
call and examine them at 5. 5. kaut-
mans, the jeweler.
Mr.. NJ. Carter Hall, through his at
torney, Mr.. VIM. K. GOOlriek, on FRI
day issued distress warrant against
John T. Green, cOlored, for rent, and
had his place of business at the corner
of Commerce and Princess Anne streets
closed.
For fair week we offer at prices that
will attract attention watches OF al
grades. The Norris jewelry store.
Mr.. H. Robinson has been sum
moned as a witness TO Surry Court
House. on Sept. %, in the case against
Chas. Archer, who was arrested here II
Nav by Chief Robinson for the Surry
county authorities. Archer was takeI
off the barge Annie t. Embrey. H'
was making his way TO Philadelphia.
While visiting the fair don't fail u
visit the up to date Norris Jewelr.
store, where you will find a large as
sortment of fresh new goods and man.
specials for fair week, with a guaran
tee at the back of each purchase
Don't forget the Norris store.
Mr.. T. X. Miller. Jr., Of Baltimore
spent Sunday here with relatives AM
left for New York Sunday night.
Go to Boston Variety Store for men
best leather work shoes.
Mrs. H. n. Moffett, who has been a
a hospital in Washington for treatment
has returned to her home at Leesbur
much improved.
8 cakes star soap 25c. cakes moo
soap lOc. Best candy for l0c. ID.
town. Boston Variety Store.
Mr.. Edgar G. Cannon, who under
went an operation for appendicitis a
Memorial Hospital, hchuloilu' i"'
week, is doing well.
Mems corduroy pants 98c., sl.5
sl.9S. and extra heavy corduroy onl
s., 98,R-'or mems fine shoes buy Cygol
Boston Variety Store.
Mr. and Mrs. C. w. EdringtOn hay
returned from a visit to relatives ar
friends in Washington and Garre
Park, Nd.
Mems scot. work shirts 39ct. Men
scot. overalls 99cts. Boston Variel
ur~st0re.
Mrs. S. B. Saunders has returns
from Wytheville, where she spent u
summer.
Receiving new goods daily at Il
Boston Variety Store.
Miss Julia Prosser will leave todi
for Fredericksburg, where she W
visit friends, from which place she W
90 to Union, S. c., to teach during =
present school session. -Cuipeper 4
terprise.
Mr.. cambridge Murdaugh, formerly
Surry Co. and Fredericksburg, now
the War Department in Washinglto
was at Poplar Grove" last week.
Mathews Journal.