The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-11-15
CURRENT COMMENTS

Harper.
New lot Suits and Coats receiv-
ed Thursday at c. w. Jones.
DIR. IL. NJ. Hughes. of Richmond, is
spending few days here with friends.
Kaufman, the jeweler, for watches.
Mrs. B. F. Graves left Saturday for
Richmond, where she will visit short
time.
Select that wedding gift at S. 5.
Kaufman's, the jeweier.
DIR. C. Mason Smith and Mr.. {.
O'Conor Goolrick were in Washington
Saturday on business.
Samoset chocolates are the best
Goolrick sells them.
Mr.. J. J. Burke continues very SICK
at his home on Main street.
Watches of every description at
Kaufman's, the jeweler.
Mr. George Moncure. of Stafford,
was in the city Saturday
Thanksgiving. Get ready for It,
for Thursday, Nov. "a. Beautiful
Table LINEN just received at {. w.
Jones.
Mr. Henry T. Holiday. Jr.. of
Rapidan. was In the city Friday
guest OF his sister, Mrs. Helen STOW
er.
The Norris Jewelry Store is daily re-
ceiving large shipments Of fine goods.
Our Xmas line has been carefully Sc
lected and we invite your inspection.
Mr.. C.R. Rosebro has accepted a
position with merchant tailoring es-
tablishment in Norfolk and will leave
here next week to assume his duties
A number Of ladies and gentle
men went up TO Washington %"
urday to see the Nirginls-ueoreS-
town football game. which LOOK
place there during the day
Miss Mona Harris is home again al,
ter two weeks in Fredericksburg ana
had as her guest. Miss Lazy Payne,
Saturday and day.-Culpeper Expo
nent.
The beautiful pieces Of fall jewelry
this store is now showing consists OF
the finest and best in diamonds. watches,
rings. pendant necklaces, etc. Inc
Reliable Norris Store.
Mr.. John B. Larkin. Jr.. mas re-
turned from a hunting trip
We have succeeded in securing some
beautiful cameo brooches; in cut ana ana
design, they are unsurpassed. Inc
Reliable Norris Store.
Mr. r. c. l.. Moncure, ST.. OF
Stony Hill, near Garrisonvtlle. VINO
has been very i'll with blood pois-
oning. is very much improved.
Just the thing for your Automo-
bile. one Of those genuine Indian
blankets. ]. T. Lowery & Co.
Miss Anna Jacobs, of Fredericksburg.
who has been visiting at her Uncle ).
P, Smiths, has gone to visit her aunt,
Mrs. Andrew Curtis, before returning
home. -Culpeper Exponent.
Jewelry of the right kind at S. 5.
Kaufman's, the jeweler.
A guard from the negro REFORM
atory in Hanover county came mere
and took Clifford Lawson, fourteen
year old boy, from Stafford county
TO that institution.
Occasionally we hear regrets from
ladies who made selections Delore
seeing our big line OF suits, cloaKs'
etc. Look here before making your
selection We do not expect you
to buy unless our goods and prices
appeal to you. The T. n. Brent
Store.
Mr. Theodore Lang. superinten-
dent of the public building here VIII
superintend the construction OF
new postoffice building at Asbury'
Park. N. J.
Reliable watch, clock and jewelry re-
pairing at SIS. Kaufman's' the Jeweler'
Miss sanie R. Carter has return
ed from a visit to relatives in Rich
mond.
Our pure old apple vinegar will give
Won perfect satisfaction and IS the best
POSSIBLE TO obtain for picking purposes.
Price the gallon 95c. W. L. Brannan'
Messrs. Carl Cox and Jack
Downey have returned from hunt
Ing trip to Culpeper, where they
killed 20 birds and 40 rabbits.
Rad ewes made TO see well at 5. ).
Kaufman s, the jeweler and optician.
DR. Geo. T. Oliver, of Irvington,
was in the city Saturday and sun
day a guest of Mr. w. ]. Philips
and family. He was en- route
home from a visit to Clarke county
and left Sunday by steamer
Call on Decker & Alrich for Rap
pahannock Rubber Roofing. one
two and three ply.
Master John R. Jacobs. Jr.. son
Of Rev. John r. Jacobs, has recov-
cred from his recent sickness.
Mrs w. B. Jones, of Stafford.
was here Sunday the guest OF the
family of Mr.. J. P. Rowe.
Among those who attended Caro-
line Social Court Monday from here
were Messrs. +. c. Ninde. Stuart
Jones. l.. c. Garrett. H. F. Girls
mond, NJ. II. Willis. NJ. G. Willis.
Jr., w. A. Bell. w. f. Lang and a
representative of this paper
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Marshall
leave for Colonial Beach Wednes-
day. where Mr. NJ. will take charge
OF the drug store recently purchased
by himself and DR.. G. Blight Harri-
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall have
many friends here who regret TO
see them leave, but wish them
much success in their new home.
Miss Lila Marvin Bradbury. OF
Nason's, has accepted a fine posi-
ton at the Episcopal Orphanage. IN
Washington. Mr.. VIM. l.. Brad
bury. Sr., of Nason's. has rented
the Goodwin place in East Orange
from Mr.. Geo. r. Marshall and mas
moved there with his family u
spend the winter. Attorney f
ri. DeJarnette. Jr. and bride have
returned from a visit TO the latter
uncle. Mr.. H. st. ]. Card. and fami
ly at Augusta, Ca. and now occupy
Judge Geo.S. Shackelford' fine new
residence in West Orange.-orang'
Observer.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. Frank Timber
lake have returned from a north
ern business trip.
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