Local Gazette Notice From Lexington Post Office
Announcement of second class mail status and rates: $100 per trial insertion and 50c for each continuation thereafter, issued by Barclay & Company for the Yap Gazette in Lexington Virginia.
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Newspaper
Lexington Gazette
Location
Lexington, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1900
Page
2
Announcement of second class mail status and rates: $100 per trial insertion and 50c for each continuation thereafter, issued by Barclay & Company for the Yap Gazette in Lexington Virginia.
The article argues against a rushed extra legislative session and urges delaying action on constitutional revision. It supports convening a convention to revise or draft a new Virginia constitution, criticizes dodging duties, and cites the need to empower an orderly process rather than immediate broad legislation. It endorses the Richmond Dispatch editorial stance.
Doubleday Page and Company publish a new monthly titled The World’s Work edited by Walter H. Page. The November and December issues arrive with strong commendation for their literary and artistic presentation and wide coverage of political social commercial industrial and artistic topics.
An old health adage warns that overworking the kidneys leads to impure blood and heart strain. The text promotes Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a remedy, claiming wide cures and urging readers to request a free sample and pamphlet by mail from Binghamton NY.
The Review of Reviews lauds World's Work for breadth of scope and skilled editorial leadership. Each issue features able contributions across subjects with a cheerful spirit of enterprise. Frontispieces include John Hay portrait and Sherman statue with many illustrations, suggesting a valuable permanent addition to American periodical literature.
Washington action marks a tense start as Senate swears in new Vermont senator William P. Dillingham and House debates army reorganization. Officials forecast a record level of spending on river harbor, public buildings, naval and military bills, with fourteeen bills totaling near a billion dollars.
An 19th century advertisement touts Perry Davis Pain Killer applied to mosquito bites to counteract poison and reduce swelling. It claims cures for bites, stings, and reptile encounters with directions on the bottle wrapper. Price listed as 25 cents or 5 shillings in Gorell drugstore.
A Stag Club gathering honors Miss L Glasgow and Miss Cora Walls at the Masonic Temple in Glasgow with autumn decor, elegant costumes, and an elaborate supper. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Lee Probst, Col J W Duncan, and other local families. A infant tragedy and local social news follow as Thanksgiving closings are noted.
F M Higgins editor of Seneca News suffered for years from piles until Backlen's Arnica Salve cured him in two boxes. He calls it the surest cure and best salve in the world with a cure guaranteed. Sold by all druggists for 25 cents.
An original verse by Dean Stubbs of Ely Cathedral titled Ave Jesu appears in The Outlook. Music arranged for The Outlook by T Tertius Noble, organist and choirmaster of York Cathedral, accompanies the decorated page. Published by The Outlook Company at 287 Fourth Avenue, New York, priced $3 a year.
Drying inhalants and a cleansing balm claim to heal mucous membranes. Ely's Dream Balm advertised to cure catarrh and relieve nasal symptoms, with Bly's Cream Balm noted for stopping mucus drops and improving voice and hearing. W Davidson attorney at law, Anmouth, lil.
An old advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil as a cure for rheumatism claiming it cures when it works and does not when it fails. The copy emphasizes the uncertainty of complete rheumatism cures and the product as a remedy option.
In the County Court session Judge W P Hourton presiding the will of Evaline H Little deceased was proven ordered recorded estate committed to the sheriff for administration The will of J F Crawford deceased was proven and ordered recorded Charles M Crawford qualified as executor The estate of Thomas L Montgomery deceased committed to the Sheriff John L Smoot guardian of his minor children A special grand jury returned indictments against Charles Taylor Willis Jones Edward Smith George Hill Joe Beverly Ernest Stuart W H Wilson Robert Pleasants John Williams and Richard Hawkins all colored for breaking a railroad car and larceny The Commonwealth case against Charles Taylor and others for breaking a railroad car etc set for hearing Monday next Henry Gregg Frank Norris and William Davis were tried and each sent to the penitentiary for five years
Annie E Springer of 1125 Howard Street Philadelphia is cured of a long standing hacking cough by Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption. The remedy claims to remove chest pain aid sleep and restore health. Price 50c and 1 trial bottle free at drug stores, one bottle guaranteed.
Washington December 3 Mr Crumpacker introduced a bill for reapportionment of Congress. The proposal would reduce Virginia by one representative and North Carolina by four.
An 19th century advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills for headaches and general health, claiming relief for sick and nervous headaches and blood and nerve strengthening. It also promotes Shaker Digestive Cordial as a stomach remedy, notes herbal ingredients, and lists prices from 10 cents to 1 dollar with druggist availability.
An old classified style note urges young maidens to try Rocky Mountain Tea made by Madison Medicine Co. The ad promises the tea improves appearance and mentions a price of 35 cents with a request to ask a druggist.
A torn historic document fragment describes a deed of 124 acres in Rockbridge County dated May 28 1790. Names include David McWilliams and James Peel with a transfer of "Thirty Pounds" and notes on landmarks and boundary lines. The paper bears marginal notes from Captain Deacon and later examination by Rev. A P Bonde.
Advertisement for Drummond Lightning Remedies claims one bottle cures nearly any rheumatic case. Price 35 cents. Drummond Medicine Co. New York offers express delivery and agent opportunities. Also reports a burglary at Rev W I Johnson’s residence with Peter Scott jailed for thirty days after Mayor Anderson’s trial.
Robert Catlett Commissioner in Chancery to take accounts in the Swisher v. Swisher case from Rockbridge County Circuit Court. Tasks include real estate title and value, claims against Jos PH Swisher estate, and whether sale of land benefits infant defendants. Hearing set for November 15, 1900 at Lexington Virginia office.
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