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Newspaper

Lexington Gazette

Location

Lexington, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1905

Page

3

Various Auctions and Sales Advertised by Local Merchants

J H Harris two costs for sale. A 7 Schielde order of publication. Robinson Hutton Amas suggestions. E H Figgatt second hand stores for sale. E A Administrator's sale of personal property Warner Pole Co holiday furniture presents. R 4 Anderson beautiful artistic Christmas goods in china glass metal Irwin Co suggestions for Christmas nations rugs groceries and Jupaness goods.

J. H. Harris Schielde Robinson & Hutton Amas E. H. Figgatt E. A Warner, Pole & Co Anderson China Irwin & Co

Liberal L. and M. Paint promo for homes in West Virginia

The note urges churches to obtain a liberal quantity of Longman and Martinez L. M. Paint mixed with three gallons of linseed oil to paint a house. It claims Frankenburg block looks varnished and gold-like after application and promotes buying linseed oil directly from barrels at 60 cents per gallon, with mixing costs bringing paint to about $1.20 per hour. Sold by McCrum Drug Co. in Kingston or H. L. Gilkeson in Bosna Vista.

Longman & Martinez L. M W. B. Barr Charleston W. Va Frankenburg McCrum Drug Co Kington H. L. Gilkeson Bosna Vista

Statue of Washington at VMI defaced by 08 class

The George Washington statue at Virginia Military Institute was painted blue by the class of 08. The theft also defaced the pedestal with bold graffiti and disrespectful inscriptions, provoking concern for honoring the Father of his Country.

George Washington Virginia Military Institute

New Discovery Cures Pastor After Cough Or Lung Ailment

The Harpornville Baptist Church pastor Rev C D Moore endured agonies from a persistent cough and throat troubles. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds with curing his cough and sparing him worse illness. Available at B H Gorrell’s drug store with a 50 cent trial gift.

C. D. Moore The Baptist Church Harpornville N. Y Dr. King B. H.gorrell

Unclaimed letters list for Lexington post office week ending December 11

Unclaimed letters in Lexington post office include Harris Mr and Mrs George A Harris E J Hobson Alex Maning J Symington Mrs T N hraves Oscar RK Persons calling for these letters should say they are advertised McClune Partow P M

Lexington Harris George A. Harris E. J. Hobson Alex Maning

Electric Bitters claimed to cure stomach and liver trouble

Geo W Hoffman of Harper Washington narrates a seven year battle with stomach and liver disease and credits Electric Bitters with a complete cure. He recommends the remedy and notes it is sold by H Gorrell for 50 cents a bottle with a guarantee.

Geo. W. Hoffman Harper, Wash H. Gorrell Ayer Thedsecranan Sega Hustonte

One For A Year of Gifts Through Ter Gazette

A yearly subscription to Ter Gazette offers 52 gifts and 53 presents in one, priced at $1.00. The notice suggests it as a thoughtful gift for a family member living away, with weekly issues felt as letters from home.

Ter Gazette

Dr King's New Life Pills Sell Quick Liver Relief

Millions chase health extremes yet danger lies in poor diet and irregular bowels. Dr King's New Life Pills promise prompt relief for liver and stomach trouble at 25 cents, available at BH and Gorrell's drug store with guarantee.

Dr. King Gorrell

Court Day Horse Market Report

The Monday horse market was not brisk with few good horses offered. Most offerings were second grade and scrubs. Prices for best horses ranged from 150 to 175 dollars, while scrubs sold from 25 dollars up, some even lower. Demand was weak as winter reduces farm work.

Itching Blind Blostay Pilea Cure Ad

Itching and skin irritations promised relief in 6 to 14 days with a first application noted as providing ease. A 50 cent dose is required, or send 50 cents in stamps if unavailable from the local druggist, with the remedy forwarded postpaid by Paris Medicine Co. from St. Louis, Missouri.

Paris Medicine Co St. Louis

Preaching at Mt Zion Methodist Church Sunday Evening

Mt Zion Methodist Church hosts preaching by Rev. Frank FP Neel on Sunday at 7 o clock with continued services all week and nightly sermons during the week.

Mt. Zion Methodist Church Frank FP. Neel

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab Lets Refund Promise

A radio advertisement promises refunds on Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets sold by druggists. The notice notes BE, Grove’s signature appears on each box as part of the refund offer, amounting to 250.

BE. W. Grove

Lexington Woman's Christian Temperance Union Meeting Notice

The Lexington Woman's Christian Temperance Union will hold its monthly meeting at Mrs F J Elford's home on Thursday afternoon December 4 at 4 o'clock. Ads promote Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup and Dean's Ointment with testimonials on health and teething remedies. A baby teething syrup sample can be requested by writing.

Lexington Woman's Christian Temperance Union Mm. F. J. Elford

Amusing College Theater Debut At Washington and Lee

The Dramatic Club of Washington and Lee University staged two one act comedies to a crowd of about six hundred. The performance featured Miss Willie Moose and Miss Ruth Anderson among others, earning about $100 for the University Athletic Association. Casts included Lord Thirlmere Mr. R H Hagood Spiggot Mr L M Stern Hopkins Mr P Dulgerfield Robert Mr George Miles Rose Miss Willie Moose Laura Miss Rosa Tucker Sybil Miss Louise Haskins and more.

Maggie Chittum Raphine Nellie Wilbourn Willie Elizabeth Moose Glasgow Lexington Fannie Parvin Colliera Carrolton W. M. Steele Steele W. E. Echard Wayneeboro Clifton Forge Robert Paxton Richmond Robert Catlett Anderson West Virginia Virginia Dramatic Club Washington and Lee University University Gymnasium Annie R. White Pennarte Phi Kappa Sigmas Kappa Alpha Sigma Alpha Epsilona Athletic Association University England Spriggins Angelina Doubis Mr. Peck Rosman Dubois Pruitt Miss Moose Thirlmere Mies Sybil Stern Spiggott Mr. Hagood Lord Thurmere Mies Haskine Sybil R.H. Hagood Spiggot (Butler L. M. Stern Hopkins P. Dulgerfield Robert Geo. Miles Rose Willie Moose Laura Rosa Tucker Sybil Louise Haskins

Murder Case in Circuit Court This Week

A high profile trial in the Circuit Court this week concerns J Rudolph Lawhorn charged with murdering his wife Mary Jane Lawhorn at their Marl brook home on August 6. The case opens with about fifty witnesses and lists the prosecution and defense teams along with a jury. Coroner Dr A D Estill testified on exhumation findings about the head wounds and instruments. testimony also covered earlier inquest witnesses.

J. Rudolph Lawhorn Mary Jane Lawhorn Marlbrook Commonwealth D. E. Moore Frank T. Glasgow Greenlee D. Letcher Messrs Willis & Tyler Buena Vista John A. Mackey John M. Gibson M. B. Swisher C. A. Powers C.E. Davidson Rockbridge County Uawhorn

Revival services at Lexington Baptist Church draw many to profess faith

Dr. Gardner of Richmond conducts evangelistic revival at Lexington Baptist Church with Rev. Dr. Charles Manly. Meetings have led to numerous conversions and personal decisions to become Christians while also reviving church members and local Christians. Gardner to stay only a few more days.

C. 8. Gardner Richmond Lexington Baptist Church Charles Manly Gardner Lexington

Community class resumes strong after trouble

Third class members now do excellent work as disturbances fade. Their cafeteria work is unusually good. The mess hall nears completion and will be ready before Christmas. The building suits its area better than the old meat hall. A Thanksgiving German was enjoyed last Friday night. Christmas photos are cheaper at McCown's Gallery and Mevora's Gallery. Advertisements promote Burdock Blood Bitters for clear complexions and pure blood.

Third Clase

Shannon's Administrator Wins Suit Against Railroad

The Supreme Court of Appeals reversed a Bedford Circuit Court verdict, ordering Chesapeake and Ohio Railway to pay $10,000 damages to the administrators of J. H. Shannon and Fisher for deaths in the 1901 Reusene disaster. The case arose from a derailed express passenger train near Lynchburg where the two men were killed after a rock strike and a rockfall.

Supreme Court of Appeals Bedford Circuit Court Shannon Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company J. H. Shannon J. B. Shannon Lexington Bedford County Meyers, Caskie & Coleman Lynchburg Frank T. Gleegow Fisher

Rockbridge Circuit Court Dec term appoints guardians and official

Judge S Houston Letcher presides as Alexander Johnson named guardian for Cora Davis Johnson Minnie Kinnear Johnson and Curtis Lewis. W A Dudley named guardian for H R Topping J T Wade becomes deputy treasurer of S R Moore Rockbridge treasurer. Land tax corrections ordered for John Tardy. M L Sensabaugh licensed to manufacture whiskey at Engleman distillery from Dec 11 1905 to Apr 30 1906 not for sale of liquor.

Circuit Court of Rockbridge S. Houston Letcher Alexander Johnson Wes Cora Davis Johnson Minnie Kinnear Johnear Alexander Johnson Curtis Lewis Clifford Lewis W. A. Dudley H. R. Topping Julia H. Topping Robert J. Topping J. T. Wade R. Moore

Mosca Brothers to Replace Woodworking Plant with Grain Elevator

Mosca Brothers will close their riverfront woodworking factory and install a grain storage elevator with 60 000 bushels capacity. The firm has boosted Rockbridge grain markets by offering a local wheat and grain outlet at good prices and will sell their woodworking machinery cheaply.

Messrs Mosca Brothers Rockbridge Lexington Moses Brothers

American bishop invited to Shakespeare memorial sermon

The Baltimore Sun notes Bishop Alfred M. Randolph of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Southern Virginia has been invited to deliver the Shakespeare memorial sermon at Stratford-on-Avon the Sunday after Easter. This marks a distinguished honor for an American and the first such invitation extended to a bishop in the Church of England tradition.

Baltimore Sun Alfred M. Randolph Virginia Stratford-on- Avon England Randolph Church of England

Christmas sale in Baptist Lecture room fundraiser

In the Baptist Lecture room, Friday December 22 a sale offers Christmas items including dresses fowls home made candies fruit and cakes evergreens and refreshments. The noon start extends to 10 pm with proceeds for the Parsonage fund and liberal patronage requested.

Parsonage

Lyons Clothing Co Draws Crowd for Sacrifice Sale Winners

The Lyons Clothing Company's sacrifice sale attracts crowds with daily prize drawings. Winners announced include Mrs. John P. Rhodes on Saturday, L. Moore on Monday, and entries No. 1884 on Tuesday and No. 1-12 today for the $20 suit or overcoat prize.

Lyons Clothing Company John P. Rhodes L. Moore

Address of Mr Barclay Before Camp Frank Paxton

Mr Barclay spoke at the Camp Frank Paxton meeting on December 6 about Civil War causes and the Confederate heritage. He, a former Fourth Virginia Regiment member, urged Rockbridge Sons of Confederates to preserve memory and defend their fathers’ deeds, arguing Virginia did not fight for slavery.

A. Tedford Barclay Frank Paxton Barclay Fourth Virginia Rockbridge Manaesas Appomatox George Washington Valley Forge William of Orange Holland William Tell Mountaineere Ewitnerland Cromwell New England Jefferson Madison Old Franklin Society England New York Robert EK. Lee Stonewall Brigade Jackson and Lee Confederate Veterans of W. G. McDowell Board of Supervisors Rockbridge Sons of Confederates Southland Veata

Lezington Schools Name Honor Roll As Holiday Break Starts

Reports at Lezington Public Schools led by Principal Harrington Waddell cover five weeks ending December 9. Schools close December 21 for Christmas and reopen January 2, 2006. The roll of honor lists students by grade with numerous names across Grape I to II, Primross Coe, and others, plus local society notes and visiting guests.

Lezington Harrington Waddell Thureday Mary Micol Agnes Irwin Frank Coe Gertrude Tolley Herman Davidson Grang Thomas White Berthe Cawford Laura Pendleton Berkeley Cox Charlie Proffitt Mary Currell Draper Faltz Edith Filat Beatrice Miley Mary Hamilton Clara Copp Serena Barger Buela Hutton Henrietta Tucker Dixie Vanover George White Mary Pendleton Primross Coe Robert Jarrett Nellie Arthur Elise Currell Sadie Lindsay George Irwin Margaret Birmingham Robert Beeton Edward Key Andrew Wilhelm Margaret Masters

Deans Kidney Pills Prove A Lexington Man’s Cure

A Lexington citizen attributes relief from backache and kidney pains to Deans Kidney Pills after two years of discomfort. He purchased them at B H Gorrells drug store and reports complete recovery after using the full box. The ad promotes Dean's Kidney Pills at 60 cents and lists Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo NY as U S agents.

Lexington J. Withrow Main Washington Streets Dean B. H. Gorrell's Foster-Mulburn Co Buffalo New York United States

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Che Gazette Court Day Mt. Zion W.c. T. U. Meeting Dr. Wood Dr. Pahrney Jennie Crigler J. T. Crigler State Female Normal School Farmville W.S. Currell Washington and Lee Stonewall Jackson Institute Martha Washington College Abingdon Don Quixote la Mancha Staunton Helen Booker Fort Worth Eieter Clement Boaz J. E. Booker Hampton Richmond Times-Dispatch John Randolph Tucker C. C. McPhay W.p.mcguire Winchester H. St. George Tucker Europe Berlin Loubet France King Edward Kaiser Wilhelm Regulus Rattan D. E. Pruitt Sprigging H. Crim Peck Victor Dubois Rasin Rattan Mary Barclay Misa Barclay Angelina Willie Moose Anna Maria Ruth Anderson Dr. Gardner V. M McCown Mevora Circuit Court Bishop Randolph Lyons’ Clothing Sale Mr. Barclay Ayers Gazelle John H. Coffman Crawfordaville Ind Lucie M. Eada Vines Buchanan Gabbart A. B. Percy James R. Scott G. FP. Moose R. G. Paxton Burks Woolfork Fabrney Euy ELY Brothers Warren Street Lexington Produce Market Weeee Rene Tene Butler Dr. Thomas Strain & Patton Lexington Hotel Lexington, VA W. 8. Hops W. ©. Srvant O. Campornt Andrew P. Wane the Bank of Noth Florida J. Mkcd Adair Paris Philadelphia W. S. Knnseley & Co Cc A Lacy & Son Progressive Lexington, Virgiam
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