The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1909-10-14
CURRENT COMMENTS
Pay city taxes.

Mr.. w. w. Butzner left Tuesday 10
Newark, N. j., on legal business.
Mr.. A. Fl. Wallace left Tuesday fo
Baltimore to purchase new fall goods
Mrs. John c. Russell, of Louisville
XIV. is the guest of her parent, Mr.
and Mrs. William ID. Scott.
Mrs. Alexander Ftzhugh, daughter
and her sister, Miss Jeanne Lea, OF
Vicksburg, Miss, are guests OF MIS-
w. II. Fitzhugh.
And old Orange has some grnmo ,S ~
who will complain OF the sma'i nre 'heS
will have when they reach haoes' -
Orange Observer.
Remember city taxes are due.
I,st;ce Dannehl had before him Tues
day VIM. Hammond, charged with
heating his wife. He was fined sol
and costs, amounting to 1870. William
could not pay, so he went to Jail for Il
days.
Michael Norton, l6 years old, who
was arrested here Friday night by Of
ficer Stone for vagrancy, was sent tC
his home in New Jersey Tuesday. His
father was notified and sent the money.
Michael ran away from his home.
Rev. T. d. Lewis, wife and child. OF
Essex county, were in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Lewis will return on steamer and
Mrs. Lewis will go to Washington to
visit her sister.
The rush occasioned by our fall open
ing the past week is over, and all or
ders for millinery will receive prompt
attention by the seven capable lady at
tendants Of this department. The I.
n. Brent Store.
Mrs. Augusta D. Bode is visiting
friends in New York this week.
Our optical department is complete.
We carry large assortment of eye
glasses and spectacles and all other OPP
teal goods. We especially invite you
to come in person that we may give
You the benefit ofou experience. Every
pair sold are guaranteed TO suit:
The Reliable Norris Store.
Mr.. s. S, Bradford, Jr., left Sunday
for Providence. r. l., where he was
sent as a delegate to the 81. Anorew
Brotherhood, which convenes there
Wednesday.
We thank you and all of you for your
attendance at our opening display.
Now let us have your order for suits,
millinery, etc. C. w. Jones.
Mrs. J. H. Light, who has been q
quest of Mr.. and Mrs, ]. Fred Brown,
has returned to her home in Front
Royal.
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. All work guaranteed
first-elass in every respect.
Mr.. C. Sidney Hunter left Monday
for Richmond, where he is a wltnes:
before the u. 5. court
Pay your city taxes now, Save pen
atty and interest.
Mr.. Preston McWhorter, of Wash
ington, is a guest of his brother, Mr.
Leslie McWhorter.
New line of children's Bearskin coats
and capes, all colors and sizes, just in
at Lowery's.
Mr.. James H. Eckenrode, of Rich
mond, spent Sunday here.
Penalty and interest saved by paying
sity taxes now.
Mr.. w. G. Herndon, of Washington
is in the city.
Mrs. d. E. Smith & Co. desire tn
public to visit her millinery shop ant
see the imported hat from Paris calle'
the Rusin turbin.
Mayor H. Lewis Wallace is in New
York on business.
Life time jewelry is the best ant
cheapest. That is the kind that cal
be purchased from the Norris store TO
less than you pay for inferior Jewelr.
elsewhere. 825 Main street,
Mr.. Eugene Leverage, blacksmith a
the Southern foundry, cut his thumb OF
Saturday while operating the planini
machine,
Tootsies. Fluffy MINIS, Chocolat
Kisses and Nutlets, the new and popu
lar candy at zoe the pound, a
Brannan's.
Col. E. D. Cole is still confined I
his bed. His condition was not 30 Ii
Vorable Monday.
A handsome ladies' gold watch ft
$500. 1t is just such price and sue
value as we offer you whenever .yo
think of buying watches, clocks or Jew
elry at s. S. Kaufman's, the Jeweiel
Sunday evening after dark some or
threw a large stone through the VII
dow of Mrs. F. E. Keene's store, Q
Commerce street. 1t is thought 1t VIZ
an accident.
All women and most all men al
charmed with q handsome ring. "
can show you rings to suit all tastes,
most enticing prices. See our i'm
S. S. Kaufman, the jeweler,
MIR. R. J. McBryde, Jr., associa
editor of the Louisville Times, spel
Sunday here with his parents.
Mr.. G. W. Jennings, of Screame
vile, was in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. E. A. Groves, of Brooke, was
visitor to our Office Wednesday.
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