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Newspaper

Lexington Gazette

Location

Lexington, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1908

Page

3

Advertising fragments and product notices from 1884

An assortment of catalog style ads and notices including pariod felt roofing by J. Gassman & Son Hardware, Irwin and Co long gloves cadet base net waists yolk and panama skirts, and a sale of 70 acres blue grass by R. L. Owen. Also promotion for Allen's Foot-Ease powder by Olmstead LeRoy New York with testimonials and free samples.

J. Gassman & Son, Hardware Co Irwin and Co R. L. Owen Gray New York Len 8 Olmstead LeRoy

Close call with lung illness leads to a cure claim

Jesse P. Morris of Skippers Virginia recalls a spring 1906 puem onla attack that left him weak with a fearful cough. He credits Dr King's New Discovery with quick relief and full recovery after two and a half bottles. Sold under guarantee at H Gortell's drug store with trial bottle free.

Jesse P. Morris Skippers Dr. King H. Gortell

Unclaimed letters at Lexington toffies week ending 18 1908

List of unclaimed letters includes Brown Mille Clark Joe J Harbaugh C E Hewitt Levi Moore Mise Ida Sheets Mise Roxie Walker Mrs Percy Hargrave April Persons McCLus Parton P M. Advertised letters must be claimed.

Lexington Toffies Brown Mille Clark Joe J. Harbaugh C. E Hewitt Levi Moore Mise Ida Sheets Mise Roxie Walker Percy Hargrave McClus Parton P. M

Paint and Linseed Mix Make Seven Gallons Fast

Advert describes L M Paint Agents selling linseed oil and canvas mix to create seven gallons of paint in two minutes at about $1.20 per gallon. It notes agents and locations in Lexington and Buena Vista. It also promotes Walter Howe’s performance in Lexington on Thursday evening at 8:30 p m with admission 50 cents and tickets at the arts bookstore.

Cea L.& M Walter Howe Lexington Washington and Lee Baseball Management Howe Modjeska Richard Mansfield Opera House Art’s J. E. Webb Hickory McCrum Drug CO

Foley's Kidney Remedy Advocated by Kentucky Woman

Miss Carle Harden of Bowling Green Kentucky writes that kidney and bladder trouble caused irregularities and painful symptoms. After using Foley's Kidney Remedy she reports first bottle gave relief and a second bottle left her entirely well.

Foley Carle Harden Bowling Green Gatll B. H. Gorrell

Washington and Lee and VMI split diamond action

Washington and Lee tied with Richmond College in a twelve inning game as the Friday results show Virginia Military Institute beating Richmond College 2 to 0 and a second matchup ending without a clear score.

Washington and Lee Villanova College Tod Richmond College Virginia Military Institute

Electric Bitters Restored Mill Creek Man After Near Death

Nine years ago a Mill Creek resident recalls his life hanging by a thread and crediting Electric Bitters for recovery. He bought a bottle at B. H. Gorrell's drug store under a guaranteed offer.

Mr. ©. Farthing Mill Creek Ind Ter B. H. Gorrell

Death of J Henry Shaw at East Lexington

Mr J Henry Shaw son of Mr Jobin Shaw died at his father's home near East Lexington on Sunday April 12 108 of consumption. The funeral was held from his late home Monday afternoon conducted by Rev J A Treatle pastor of Timber Ridge Presbyterian church who preaches at Beechenbrook. The interment was in Lexington cemetery.

J. Henry Shaw Jobin Shaw East Lexington J. A. Treatle Timber Ridge Presbyterian Church Beechenbrook Lexington Cemetery Emma Evangeline Lindsay Lower Kerr's Creek Betheny Lutheran Church R. E. Steele Bethany Lindsay Joseph McFaddin Marion Lindsay New Monmouth Presbyterian Chapet

Important Decision on Foley's Honey and Tar for Coughs

A note urges choosing Foley's Honey and Tar to cure obstinate coughing and expel a cold. It claims the remedy contains no harmful drugs and is recommended by H B H Gorrell.

Foley H. Gorrell

Poley’s Honey and Tar Cures Colds Prevents Pneumonia

BW. H. Gorrell reports Poley’s Honey and Tar provides perfect protection from pneumonia and consumption by curing obstinate coughs and colds. He notes never seeing a cold progress to pneumonia after using the remedy.

Poley H. Gorrell

Foley's Kidney Remedy Promises Health and Vitality

An advertisement claims Foley's Kidney Remedy improves appearance, tones the frame, and imparts vigor. It asserts relief from backache and nervous tension linked to kidney trouble, urging readers to try the product through local sellers.

Foley I'oley

Notable Lexington Personal Notices Across Several Cities

Miss Anne Butler of Baltimore visits sister Mrs F W McClure while Mrs Dr S J King of Baltimore stays with Mrs Anna K M Krause on Randolph street. Dr and Mrs Reid White return from Mobile Alabama after weeks with Mr and Mrs Joel Goldeby. Leslie L Weaver travels to Roanoke due to brother Clifton K Weaver's illness. W G McDowell aids Lexington house numbering for a free delivery plan. J Herbert Charlton of Newport News attends his father Samuel C Charlton’s funeral in Lexington. O R Charlton of Newport News and George Dominick of Alabama visit Lexington for Mrs Charles E Deaver’s illness. Jennie Bacon returns from Central America with niece. Mercer Hartman of Roanoke, ex-Lexington, nominated for Congress in Sixth District at Lynchburg convention. Rev W H D Harper fills St John’s Methodist pulpit at Buena Vista and impresses congregation.

S. J. King Baltimore Anna K. M. Krause Randolph Street Reid White Mobile Ala Joel Goldeby Leslie L. Weaver Roanoke Seconnd Clifton Kk. Weaver W. G. McDowell Lexington J. Herbert Charlton Newport News Samuel C. Charlton O. R. Charlton George Dominick Alabama Charlea E. Deaver Mercer Hartman Lynchburg

Fire at Washington and Lee Friday Night

Last Saturday after midnight the power house at Washington and Lee University caught fire. The blaze burned the upper roof as firemen fought the flames. Machinery escaped damage but Ettinger’s carpenter shop on the upper floor was destroyed. Estimated damage around 2600 dollars, insured. Rebuilding will begin at once and Ettinger lists tools and material at about 600.

Washington and Lee University University Ettinger

Mrs Anne Ruffner Howell Dies in Lexington Home

Mrs Anne Ruffner Howell died at her Lexington home yesterday afternoon after a long illness. The funeral was held this afternoon at 4 from her home, led by Rev. Alfred T. Grabaw. Interment followed in Lexington cemetery. she leaves a brother Dr William H Ruffner visiting in North Carolina and a daughter Miss Bertha Howell of Lexington.

Anne Ruffner Howell Stone’ Har Lexington Alfred T. Grabaw D. D Lexington Cemetery Howell Henry Ruinner Washington College Arthur H. Howell Philadelphia William H. Ruffner North Carolina Bertha Howell

Pupils of Lexington Public Schools Present Song Program

The Lexington public schools will stage a song program Thursday April 10 at 12 1 p m by Grades V VI VII and VI. Mire Leis Gorrell has taught music this session and pupil progress has been satisfactory. The program opens with America and closes with Dixie. Patrons and all interested in school music are invited.

Lexington Public Schools Mire Leis Gorrell America Dixie

Christian Endeavor Society Organized at New Monmouth

A Christian Endeavor Society was formed last Sunday at New Monmouth Presbyterian Church with growing membership. Mr Brown Morrison elected president and Rev R E Steele, a pastor linked to Endeavor work among sailors, joins the leadership. The County News reports its move to new quarters after a fire and notes new typesetting machinery and improvements. Voters must pay poll taxes by May 2 to be eligible to move the fall elections.

Christian Endeavor Society New Monmouth Presbyterian Church Brown Morrison R. E. Steele

Longtime Lexington Resident Dies After Illness

Samuel McCown Charlton of Lexington dies at home on upper Main Street Sunday morning April 12 1908 aged 73 after six months of pulmonary and sciatic trouble He served in the Confederate army through the Civil War endured the Rockbridge Rifles and the 27th Virginia Infantry He leaves a wife Sarah Ann Lankford and three children Catherine Shannon Laula Charlton and J Herbert Charlton along with one brother and three sisters Funeral Monday at 4 pm at Te nity Church with burial in Lexington Cemetery. The piece notes his military service and family, plus local memorial details.

Samuel McCown Charlton Lexingtown Upper Main Street Charlton Seborn O. Charlton Sallie McCown Charlton Lexington Appomattox Rockbridge Rifles Harper’s Ferry 27Th Virginia Infantry Stonewall Richmond Harper's Ferry Sarah Ann Lankford Mee Johan B. Lankford Knoxville Tenn Catherine Shannon J. Boyd Shannon Laula Charlton J. Herbert Charlton Newport News William ©. Charlton Mary J. Charlton Sarah J. Charlton Nannie Jackson John A. Jackson Confederate Veterans of Old Fellowes Teintty Methodish Church Mersie J. W. Whitmore J. B. Heck John Sheridan R. H. Gillock M. J. Heee Lee- Jackson Lamp

Lexington Presbytery Spring Meeting At New Providence

The spring meeting of Lexington Presbytery will be held at New Providence beginning Tuesday April 21. Rev Lineweaver of Pickens West Virginia retiring moderator will preach the opening sermon at noon Tuesday. School teachers opportunity good all the year round positions for several bright young ladies. Address Lock Drawer 0 Lexington Virginia.

Lexington Presbytery New Providence Lineweaver Pickens W. Va Lexington

Tucker Opens Virginia Governor Campaign in Leesburg

Jamestown Exposition past president Harry St. George Tucker announced his candidacy for governor in Leesburg amid applause and a large crowd. He pledged full public scrutiny of his career and begins active campaigning. Also notes deaths, Easter services, and H D Flood's Democratic nomination in the 10th district.

Leesburg Harry St. George ‘Tucker Jamestown Exposition Company Virginia Teeker Tucker Court Day

Richmon d ministers wed Beveridge daughter in Presby terian ceremony

Miss Linda Beveridge daughter of Mr and Mrs Irving Beveridge and Rev Ernest Lynch pastor of High Bridge Presbyterian were married at the First Presbyterian Church in Richmond. The ceremony featured period music and formal processional as family and attendees witnessed the couple depart for a northern wedding trip and plans to reside in Buchanan after May.

Richmond E. C. Lynch High Bridge Presbyterian Church Beveridge Linda Holmes “Beveridge Irving Lee Beveridge Ernest Jaryle Lynch Sallie A. Lynch Richard W. Lynch Clarandon Ark First Richmond Moore Killarney Robert Alfred Carter Kate Dudley Staples Lucy Carter Beveridge Richard Gilliam Buchanan Flourny Shipperson Columbus Ann George McAllister Telford Maysville Kev Thomas W. Hooper, Jr Culpeyer M. B. Rudd

Lexington Beard of Trade appoints numerous committees

Last Wednesday afternoon the Lexingtod Beard of Trade announced the formation of several standing committees. New Wesinees includes Adair as chairman with J. Med and others. Transportation lists W. P. Irwin as chairman with H. Huger and Davidson. Advertising is led by Prof. I. K. Ardaill with Latene and St. Kennedy among others. Health and Sanitation is chaired by Dr. A D Watlis. Public Improvement chaired by P. M. Penick. Information and Statistics led by M. W. Paxton. Insurance chaired by H. Wise. Business Enterprise with ER. I. Robinson as chairman. Membership chaired by Wade Masters with several others named.

Mewara J. Med Adair W. T. Shielita W. ©. Stuwrt Frank Moore Charles Pole Messrs W. P. Irwin Benjamin Huger Lawrence Kimbree J. M. Davidson A. G. Hutton I. K.ardai J. H. Latene William St. Kennedy Campbell W. Watts A.D Watils Harrington Waddell H. D. Campbell J. H. Latane J. M. Patton P.M. Penick George H. Denny Mears J. M. Withrow A. L. Koones F. ‘I’. Glasgow M.W. Paxton Conte Stevens Mesers J. L. Campbell B. E. Vaughan W. &. Hoopkine H. ©. Wise Capt M. B. Corse J, BR. Long Meners Bb. E Vaughan W. A. Adair ER. I. Robinson D. C. Humphreys M. Dunlap Anderson KR. A. Sale Meesra Wade Masters McClung Pattoo Dr. L. B. Turnbull W. Buigenberry T. 5. Burwell

Revered Hobson Visits High Bridge Parishioners

Rev Bolling Hobson of the Presbyterian Orphanage Lynchburg Va preached at High Bridge both services. He toured with his wife and son and stayed as a guest of W E L Starke. Visitors include Mrs Elizabeth Adams and Miss Bessie Adams who returned to Rockbridge Baths after a visit to Mrs S W Whitmore.

Bolling Hobson Presbyterian Orphanage Lynchburg High Bridge W. E. L. Starke Elizabeth Adams Bessie Adams Rockbridge Baths S. W. Whitmore Percy Deveon Weat Virginia Roaring Rup J. P. Houston Vivian W. Va Eugene Crismina Hee J. W. Burger Natural Ridge Mise Mary Mcllelland Bossom

Easter Supper to Aid Pastor’s Salary at Broad Creek Church

The Young People's Christian Union plans an Easter Supper at Broad Creek church on Monday evening April 20 to raise funds for the pastor's salary. Miss Bessie Penn of Bedford visited with aunt Mrs W T Ackerly. Mrs A G Brown returned from a week with her stepson Ed Brown in Covington. Mine Melloga Ayera heads to Chicago on April 22 for Moody Bible Institute. Mrs Nancy Short, aged 84, has been ill but improving.

Young People’s Christian Union Broad Creek Bessie Penn Bedford W. T. Ackerly A. G. Brown Ed, Brown Covington Melloga Ayera Chicago Moody Bible Institute Nancy Short

Community Notes On Local Health and School Activity

News from April 4 reports Mr. Alex Hamilton of Chicago illness improving and plans to return to Virginia. Rev. J L Anderson resumes pastor duties for another year. Midway Public School closes a successful session. Miss Wood and Miss Richey noted. Local sick include Mrs Hess and Mrs Auer. Sunday School opens for summer. An advertisement touts Dr Shoop's Restorative sold by Gerrell's Drug Store.

Alex, Hamilton Chicago Virginia J. L.anderson Fairfield Raphine Emory Midway Miss Wood Pring Pal Miss Richey Maggie Humphriese Kert Ashby Thormpeon J. A. Hess W. Humphries Carrie Dr. Shoop

King Pin the Hackney Stallion Tops Shows and Stands at Lexington

King Pin the Hackney Stallion of Dr. H I Lee won sweepstakes at Botetourt County Fair and Harrisonburg Horse Show. He will stand at Thompson and Stralu's stable in Lexington and at C P Brady's Buffalo Forge. His colts are in demand and sell at high prices. Dr Shoop's Pink Tablets claim to ease congestion and pain and are sold by B H Gorrell with a free sample offer.

King Pin Dr. H. I. Lee Botetcourt Harrisonburg Shoop der. Shoop Dr. Shoop Dr. BupOh

Appreciation for Friends During Illness Expressed

A note thanks friends for unfailing kindness during a long illness of a husband and father. The message promises the memory of such kindness will ease grief and mentions family sentiments. Also includes small items advertising Pinesalve Carboled from a drug store and mentions a prohibition speech in Winchester ahead of a local option election.

Caarrron R. £. Byrd Winchester

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the Gazette Luxrvaton, Va Mother Gray Allen Allen S, Olmstead N.Y Reenlee D. Letcher Totary Public Pac M. Penice Lasington, Virginia J. Paestos Frank N Te Clark Co Ipose & Moore Attorneys At Law McCrum Drug Oo H. L. Gilkerson Buena Vista J. H. Shaw Anne Butler F. W. McClure Jennie Bacon Central America W. H. D. Harper J. B. Henry St. John’s the County News Official Register Scott Shipp E. W.W. Nichols Efinger Rockbridge Feirfield Thomas Collierstown Palmer Academy County School Board Effinger W. R. Humphries F. D. Coe F. A. Ott Central G. G. Tribbett Buffalo F. F. Herrin Natural Bridge J. H. Harper M. P. Dunlap Kerr's Creek J. F. Brooke J. 8. Gibson C. C. Snyder Walker's Creek W. G. Houston C. J. Bell F. L. McClung South River J. Scott Moore Board of Supervisore Traeter Bell Lila Heavenly Pother Me Tucker R. E. Lee W. Coeby Hell Episcopal Church H. D. Flood Democratic Party Mr Lynch Miss Beveridge Springfield Gazrtte Longwood Gagette Ayer Steel’s Innette Fabrney Lexington Produce Market Seer Alito Winter Strain & Patton Opp Lexington Hotel Exington,va Bank of Rockbridge Hopkins WO Stuart Vick Pregue NT Campbell,oashirk Centemeri Monsquetaire G4 & P Buckeye High Wheel Sears the & M
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