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Newspaper

Lexington Gazette

Location

Lexington, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1902

Page

3

Dr William S White Dead at 48 in Lexington

Dr William Scott White died at his home on Jefferson street Lexington Monday afternoon after a years long illness. He was 48 and a son of the late William White, with a wife daughter and three other children surviving, his funeral held at the Presbyterian church with burial in Lexington cemetery.

William Scott White Jefferson Street White William White Mise Sproul Augusta County Washington and Lee University University of Virginia University of New York New York Hospital Lesington Andrew W. Cameron Frances S. White Lesvnetoe Eleanor J. White Raphire Willan White Virginia Polytechnic Institute Archie White John S. White Cullton Fores Arch 8 Lynchburg Scottie White Harry D. Lewin Minneapolis Minn Ue Presbyterian Church Thornton Whaling Lexington Cemetery J. McD Adair H. St. Geo. Tucker Phi Beta Kappa William and Mary College United States Christine Dorman Burton William Brown Morrison Heaumont Texas Morrison J. D. Morrison Rockbridge Durant Indian Territory

Winter Tourist Tickets Season 1902 08 Sale

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad offers Winter Tourist Tickets at reduced rates to Alabama Florida Louisiana Mississippi New Mexico North Carolina Texas Havana Cuba and Nassau N P available at principal offices east of the Ohio River. For details contact Agent Baltimore & Ohio KR R.

Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Ohioiver Alabama Florida Louisiana Mistlesippi New Mexico North Carolina Texas Havana Cuba Nassau N. P Baltimore & Whio KR

Paxton Named Chair Of Assembly Preparations

Rev Dr Whaling announced at the Presbyterian church that W Paxton was elected chairman of the arrangements committee for the General Assembly of the Southern Presbyterian Church in Lexington starting in May. He is joined by Dr James Lewis Howe J McD Adair and Dr Whaling on the committee.

Thornton Whaling Presbyterian Church

Not Doomed For Life

I was treated for three years by good doctors writes W A Greer McConnellguille for Piles and Fistula but when all failed Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured me in two weeks Cures Burns Bruises Cuts Corns Sores Eruptions Salt Rhensy Piles or no pay 25e at B H Go s drug store

W. A. Greer McConnellguille Bucklen

Funeral of Miss Nancy N Pendleton at Grace Memorial

The funeral was held this afternoon at 8 from Grace Memorial Episcopal church. Rev. Dr. R J McBryde officiated, with burial in Lexington cemetery. Miss Pendleton, died Tuesday after a long illness, was daughter of the late General William N Pendleton, longtime rector of the church, and leaves four sisters Susan P Lee Rose Pendleton Mary N Pendleton and Mrs Miles Gadsden.

Nancy Nelson Pendleton Grace Memorial Episcopal Church R J. McBryde Lexington Miss Pendleton William N. Pendleton Susan P. Lee Rose Mary N. Pendleton Miles Gadsden Washington, Dd

Texas Resident Praises Dr. King's New Life Pills

Wo PL Whitehead of Kennedale Texas reports distressing pains in heat back and stomach and loss of appetite. He began using Dr King's New Life Pills and soon felt like a new man. Product advertised at 25 cents at BH Gorrell's vig store.

Dr. King Wo PL Whitehead Kennedale Texas Gorrell

Burned printer near stove while watching sick child

Ian Hamilton of THE GAZETTE’S cylinder press was severely burned on Christmas Eve. Resting beside a hot stove he nodded off, the stove singeing his forehead and hands. He remains at his usual post grinding out THER GAZETTE.

Ian Hamilton Gazetta Gazette

Cure Feverishness and Stomach Ailments Aid Card

Advertises a medicine promoted by Mother Gray and the Children’s Home in New York with claims to cure fevers, stomach disorders, and regulate bowels while destroying worms. Cites over 8,000 testimonials and offers a free sample by mail from Allen S. Olusted, Leroy, N.Y.

Gray New York Allen S Olusted Leroy N.Y

Watch-night Service at Trinity Methodist Church Tonight

A watch-night service will be held at Trinity Methodist Church tonight starting at 10 30 p m and ending shortly after midnight. The sermon will be preached by Rev Dr Jas A Quarles.

Trinity Methodist Church Jas, A. Quarles

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab Lets Refund Offer

Druggist refunds money if the remedy fails to cure. Each box bears the signature of E. W. Grove, as shown on the packaging.

E. W. Grove

Lee Jackson Camp to Meet at Court House Lexington

A meeting of Lee Jackson Camp of Confederate Veterans will be held at the Court House in Lexington on Thursday January 8 at 10 o'clock a m. A full meeting is requested as business of importance will be transacted. W C Stuart Adjutant.

Lee-Jackson Court House Lexington W. C. Stuart

Visits and engagements across Rockbridge and surrounding towns

Miss M Ledge Moffett visits friends at Steele's Tavern and Miss Mary Northern from Richmond visits Lexington. Numerous movements include Rev D H Kern in Harrisonburg, B W Mundy near Rocky Point, Miss Mamie Wills in Roanoke, Rev Dr W H Ruffner visiting Asheville, and Howard G Lacy in Staunton Covington during holidays.

M'Ledge Moffett Steele Herbert Miley Baltimore Washington W. H. Ruffner R. P. Campbell Asheville N.C Howard G. Lacy Staunton and Covington B. Mercer Hartman Charleston W. Va John H. Hartman J. W. Miley J. W. Beard Hot Springs Stella Deisha Pearl Dixon Botetourt County Pearl Bonde Business College Staunton Horace R. Moore Georgia Lexington S Mary Maggie Humphries Andrew Agnor Buena Vista Henry B. Holmes Newport News Jacob Rodrick R. EB. Williams Janes River Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad H. DeYoung Andrew Tavener Rosa Quisenberry Back Graded School E. A. Quisenperry John D. Bowyer

Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption and Colds

Levsville resident W H Brown wrote of relief from asthma after using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. He reports better sleep and rapid improvement with guaranteed prices 50 cents and 1.00, trial bottles free at B H Gorrell’s drug store.

Reday B. H. Gorrell

Man Seeks Buyer Sells Six Acre Tract Near Buffalo Mills

Wallace Robertson sold his six acre lot near Buffalo Mills to Porter Shaw for 100 cash. The sale followed an advertisement in THE GAZETTE last week and required only one insert to find a buyer.

Wallace Robertson Buffalo Mills Porter Shaw

Christmas Eve Warmth and Holiday Cheer in Lexington

Christmas commences with sunset on December 24 as cannon roars mark a festive night. Christmas Day dawns cold with snow patches, and church pages glow with trees, prizes, and acts by Grace Memorial Episcopal, Presbyterian, Heeelenbroek, and Trinity Methodist Sunday schools. A Parson’s Noble Act highlights Electric Bitters praised by Rev. Budlong for curing jaundice and liver troubles.

Lexington Eople Grace Memorial Episcopal Church John JD. Letcher KR. J. McBryde Anne Anderson Lydia Ridgeley Presbyterian Church Frank T. Glasgow Thornton Whaling Currell Lilly Catlett Heeelenbroek J. Med. Adair Anne Benson Trinity Methodist Sunday School J. Mc Senseney J. H. Light Wim R. Kennedy Bessie Quisenberry Bookie Campbell D Kern Harrisonburg R. B. Hutton C.J. Budlong Ashaway B. H. Gorrell

Fire at Staunton County Jail Ends in Narrow Escape

A furnace fire in the Staunton jail cellar Sunday night December asth endangered inmates on the second and third floors. Prisoners panicked as the blaze grew before the fire department arrived. The jailer was absent briefly and doors were forced open to move inmates to the courthouse. The jail physician reported no serious injuries, though two white men and one colored prisoner suffered smoke effects.

Staunton

Pastors and Heritage Highlight in Central Presbyterian Sketch

The Christmas issue features Rev. Dr. Thornton Whaling reflecting from Lexington on long serving pastors, church lineage, and God’s Acre with graves of elders and ministers. Gazette correspondence notes H. M. Swartz visits, Rev. Charles Friend leaves Buchanan, and local social updates end with the night telegraph office closing due to operator scarcity.

Central Presbyterian Thornton Whaling Lexington Presbyterian Church Presbyterian Satan Virginia God's Acre Goa H. M. Swartz Buchanan D. H. Swartz Charles Friend Friend Lee Barger Botetourt County Xinas W. H. Chiles Hope Chiles Southern Seminary Buena Vista Jim Swinger

Mural News Roundup for Christmas and New Year

A Christmas message notes no drunken incidents in the neighborhood this season. Mrs. J. B. Lackey hosted friends and relatives for Christmas. Miss Abigail Linkswiler, escorted by cousin J. P. Bowlin, spent last week with her mother in Goshen, Sr Elmo.

J. B. Lackey Abigail Linkswiler J. P. Bowlin Goshen Elmo

Executive committee meeting called for Rockbridge Sunday School

Secretary W. W. Davis of Timber Ridge and President A. S. Montgomery of Colliers Town issue a call for a meeting at the Court House in Lexington on Monday January 5 1908 of the Rockbridge County Sunday School Association executive committee. A full meeting of officers and district vice presidents is urgently requested as important business will be considered.

W. W. Davis Timber Ridge A. S. Montgomery Collierstown Court House Lexington Rockbridge County

Local farmers report profitable yields across counties

Staunton Argus notes Augusta residents reassess trusking belief as success stories emerge. R H Gawen from the Northern Neck sold 200 dollars worth of tomatoes at 20 cents a bushel from 4 acres, averaging 60 dollars per acre. James K E Cameron, same region, sold tomatoes from five acres for 292 dollars at 20 cents a bushel. Henry Blundon of Northumberland county harvested 180 barrels of corn from a 15 acre field, signaling rewarding farming practices.

Augusta R. H. Gawen Neck James KE. Cameron Henry Blundon Northumberland County

Memorial Soiree Honors Hon. John Randolph Tucker's Legacy

A December 24 gathering at "Dol Alto" marked the 79th birth anniversary of Hon. John Randolph Tucker. Notables including Col. J. D. H. Ross and Rev. Dr. Thornton Whaling attended, with toasts to Tucker and reminiscences of his influence among leaders like Garfield and Blaine. The evening featured singing of old songs, a long anecdotal speech by Col. Ross, and the group departed after "Auld Lang Syne."

John Randolph Tucker H. St. George Tucker Dol Alto Tucker Thornton Whaling A. L. Nelson J. D. H. Ross F. T. Glasgow H. Letcher F. H. Brockenbrough White R. Moore Robert Catlett A. Terry Shields J. P. Moore J. Lewis Howe E. M. Pendleton J. Houston Leech A. D. Estill Barrington K. West Reid White Thomas A. Sterratt W. T. Shields W. W. Dunlap J. Scott Moore H. Rucker John T. McKee Buena Vista THE Gazette E.H. Barclay Virginia Garfield Tom Reed Blaine Annie Laurie Choi J. D. J. Ross EF. M. Pendleton Lallie Preston Col. Ross

Real Estate Transfers in Rockbridge County Week

Deeds recorded in Rockbridge County for the week ending December 30 show transfers in Lexington. A. M. Monroe sold to P. M. Penick a corner lot at Jordan street and Jackson avenue for 700 dollars. Warwick C. White conveyed a house and lot on Washington street to Nannie KR. White for 31,000 dollars. James B. Boley transferred 24 A. M1 sq. p.on Collier's Creek to D. H. Cummings with W. H. Cummings as associated party for 625 dollars.

Rockbridge County A. M. Monroe P. M. Penick Jordan Street Jackson Avenue Lexington Warwick C. White Nannie KR. White Washington Street James B. Boley D. H. Cummings Collier's Creek W. H. Cummings

Bond Verification in Court Decrees by Clerk Witt

The clerk verifies that the bond required of the Commissioner by the court decrees has been duly given. Dated December 24, by I R Witt, Clerk of the Court.

David Orbison I. R. RK

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