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Newspaper

Lexington Gazette

Location

Lexington, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1908

Page

3

Local Notices and Ads Announce Sales and Meetings

Advertisements include Weinberg's mid summer bargains and Graham & Co shoe sale. Notices to teachers by C. J. Bell and trespassers by P. J. Huffman. Virginia Polytechnic Institute makes an announcement. Rh C. Walker and Rockbridge Mutual Insurance Co announce a stockholders meeting.

Weinberg C. J. Bell Graham & Co P. J. Huffman Virginia Polytechnic Institute Rh. C. Walker Meeting Rockbridge Mutual Insurance Co

Allen's Foot-Fase and Cure-All Remedies Advertise Patent Pills

The notice touts cures for feverishness, stomach issues, bowels, and worms from the Children’s Home in New York and cites 10 000 testimonials. It markets 25 cent remedies sold by druggists and claims a free sample and addresses in Olmsted LeRoy N Y. It also promotes Allen’s Foot-Fase powder for tired aching sweating swollen feet with sample offers and new sanitary features.

Gray New York Sam Allen 8 Olmsted Roy N. Y Allen Allen 5 LeRoy, N. Y

John Robinson Big Circus Adds Battle Reproduction Parade Feature

The circus promotes its aim to deliver top value with costly additions. This season two reproductions of modern battles are added to the parade, built under an ex-member’s direction, and will be featured during the big daily street parade in Lexington on August 5.

The Pary Lexington John Robinson Circus Trust

Dr King's New Discovery Cited As Remedy By Patient

E R Pleron of Auburn Centre Pa testifies the medicine heals throat and lung trouble after other treatments failed. The cough and cold remedy is sold at B H Gorrell's drug store for 50 cents and 1.00 with a trial bottle free.

Dr. King Ivera E. R. Pleron Auburn Centre B. H. Gorrell

Unclaimed letters listed for week ending July 2008

Lexington post office announces unclaimed mail for the week ending July 2008. Ballot for Claude Levey H E Pettigrew Robt. Persons calling for these letters should say they are advertised. McCune Patron, P M.

Lexington Pst Claude Levey H. E. Pettigrew Robt McCune P. M

Dessert Banana Mold With Lemon Jell O

Peel five bananas and rub with sugar. Beat one cup cream to stiff froth and fold in. Dissolve one package Lemon JELL O in tea cups boiling water and pour into a mold. When cold garnish with candied cherries and serve with whipped cream. JELLO sold by Grovers at 10c per package.

Grovers

Mr Wright reels in 29 inch James River catfish

Mr Charles L Wright caught a large New Hiver catfish in the James River at Pearch last Saturday. The fish measured 29 inches long with a 19 inch circumference and four inch eye-to-eye distance, weighing 12 pounds. It drew much attention as Mr Wright brought it home.

Charles L. Wright James River Pearch

Electic Bitters Endorsement and Roosevelt Peace League News

C M Harden of Silver City North Carolina praises Electic Bitters for stomach liver and kidney troubles and general weakness. The drug is sold with a guarantee at B H Gorrell's drug store. President Roosevelt accepts honorary presidency of the peace and arbitration league, born from the North Carolina congress, aiming at armament reduction and arbitration.

C. M. Harden Silver City North Carolina Mr. Harden Garantee B. H. Gorrell Roosevelt Peace and Arbitration League North Carolina Congress Utteran

Foley's Honey and Tar Cited As Lung Cure In Iowa Testimony

Letters from JL M Ruggles of Reasner Iowa and H Gorrell show strong relief claims for Foley's Honey and Tar curing coughing lung trouble without mentioning official medical endorsement. A Richmond council committee report on baby Vaughan murder at the City Home exonerates officials from negligence after a six hour inquiry.

Foley JL. M. Ruggles Reasner Iowa H. Gorrell Richmond Council Committee On the Relief of the Poor Baby Vaughan

Linseed Oil and Paint Mixture Sale Noted

Pure linseed oil priced low by barrel versus cans. 60 cents per gallon for bulk use at McUlum Drug Lexington with H L Gilkerson Buena Vista. Mix 3 gallons oil with 4 gallons L M Paint to yield 7 gallons ready for use at 1.20 per gallon.

McUium Drug Lexington H. L. Gilkerson Buena Vista

New Life Pills Praised By Harrisville Resident

Harrisville resident A A. 'alton touts Dr. King's New Life Pills as the exact remedy for constipation indigestion and malaria. The 250 dose is sold at B A Gorrell's drug store.

Dr. King

Bucklen’s Amica Salve Praised by J W Jenkins

J W Jenkins of Chapel Hill North Carolina extols Bucklen’s Amica Salve as the best salve, claiming it cured a felon on a thumb and heals wounds burns and sores. Promotes natural movements and constipation relief are advertised by Dean’s Regulates at B H Gorrell’s store for 25 cents a box.

Bucklen J. W. Jenkins Chapel Hill N. C Tam B. H. Gorrell Dean's

Diverse social visits and appointments in Lexington

A long list of locals and visitors includes Mrs J Dillard Warner in Covington, Mr Hugh A White returning from Norfolk, Miss Beulah Hutton in Baltimore, Mr Frank Key to Crimora, Rev David H Kern visiting on Randolph street, and many others. Notes also cover church conference plans at Buchanan, a Washington and Lee scholarship for Robert R Witt Jr, postmaster Patton on free delivery setup for November 1908, and Major Wim Anderson not seeking re election as Virginia attorney general.

Randolph Street Mise Maud Arthur Eugene Driscoll Clifton Forge Mise Estey Brightwell Lynchburg William L. Morris Main Street James H. Chittum Bertha Bobbitt Richmond Minnie Pierson F. L. Connor Cincinnati Robert R. Witt, Jr Washington and Lee Lexington Alumni Association Isaac Weinberg Braddock Heights Maryland Leslie L. Weaver Roanoke M. J. Weaver A. S. Holtz Hagereatown McClung Patton Firet Lexington Patton Post Office Department Richmond Times-Dispatch Wim, A. Anderson Major Anderson Times-Dispatch Times Anderson Virginia South Montague John L. Jeffries Culpeper Norfolk 5. W. Williams Wythe West Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals of United States Supreme Court Circuit and Corporation Courts United States Circuit Courts

Nelson county day boosts Tucker for governor

In Lynesburg News this Tuesday, Hon. H. St. George Tucker campaigns in Nelson County. The former congressman and Tenth district representative enjoys strong local support claiming Nelson voters will back him in the Democratic gubernatorial primary next year, regardless of other candidates.

Levington Lynesburg Nelson County Hon H. St. George Tucker Virginia Tucker Congress Nelson

Educational Rally in Arnold Valley August First

An all day educational rally will be held in Arnold's Valley on Saturday August 1. Addresses will be given by Attorney-General William A Andraon General EB W Nichole Professor John A Latane and others. A basket dinner will be served at noon. A Bryan and Kern Club has been organized at Glenwood with W B Poindexter as president J H Stoner as vice president and A E Stark as secretary.

Arnold's Valley William A. Andraon Eb, W. Nichole John A. Latane Bryan and Kern Club Glenwood W. B. Poindexter J. H. Stoner A. E. Stark Norman E. Mack Buffalo N. Y Chicago M~. Bryan L. P. Hall Nebraska C. N. Haskell Oklahoma John Martin Missouri

Bryan and Kern Club of Lexington Forms Permanent Body

The Bryan and Kern Club of Lexington, after temporary organization on Saturday July sth, becomes permanent with about 130 members. Elected officers include president Letcher and vice president Burwell. A committee will draft a constitution and by laws. Speakers St George Tucker and Letcher gave stirring addresses. The club will meet August 11 at the Courthouse at 8 oclock.

Bryan and Kern Club Lexington Megsry Greenleaf Letcher Burwell E. $. Shields B. Walker M. W. Paxton W. T. Shields R. H. Gillock Kon. H. St. George Tucker

Death of Mrs Bettie Kennon in Lexington

Mrs Bettie Kennon wife of M A Kennon died at home in Lexington after several weeks illness. Remains were taken to Augusta county for interment. She was formerly Miss Garland of Augusta. a Baptist church member. Survived by husband and four children. Ada Womedorf El Paso Texas Luther R Kennon Fan cy Hill W Brown Kennon Lexington Maude Reynolds Lexington. Laura and May Birmingham visiting Clifton Forge aunt Mrs W H Pursley. Advertisement claims Dr Thomas Eclectic Oil cures croup.

Bettie Kennon M. Kennon Lexington Augusta County Kennon C. R. Wowrldorf el Paso Texas Mveere Luther R. Kennon Fancy Hill W. Brown Kennon Maude Reynolde Thomas 8. Reynolds

Circus Draws Crowds in Lexington and Area Turnout

The piece touts John Robinson’s Big Circus in Lexington Va on Aug 5 as a premier American show with parade promise. It notes local social life, obituaries, visits, a Presbyterian picnic at Glasgow, a Lexington license wedding, and a local newspaper for sale nearby in town.

Obituary and local notes from Collierstown and nearby towns

Sudden death of J W Orndorf at Guinea Spring due to heart trouble with funeral at Green Hill Cemetery. Local social updates include Cyrus Ross Bean serving at Marl Brook cafe, visitors from Lynchburg and Bristol, circus ad, and preparations for Collierstown Presbyterian Church resignation discussion of Dr Wm N Mebane. Cross ties and pulp wood trade noted. minor wagon accident injuring two girls. Community events and hospitality at Buena Vista colony continue. X rays mentioned.

J. W. Orndorf Guinea Green Hill Cemetery Carlos Ross Bean Washington Marlbrook Lynchburg Defensed Georgie Jester Leona Moorman Mise Bessie Burks Mesera R. B. Embree C. Sturgis Bristol Beasie Burks Georgie DePriest Bedford County J. EK. Booker Lexington Presbyterian Church John Robinson R. H. Willie George McLaughlin Salem B. BE. Vaughn J. W. Dawson Buena Vista Wilson Springs C. W. Rabush Mise Carrie Rabush A. Souder Max Souder Willie Burks W. H. Sanborn H.R. M Collierstown Presbyterian Church Wm. N. Mebane Wee Inet Seo Mebane Virginia Hot Springs Florida Nellie Montgomery Helen Mebsane Calheratown Meesra Davidean Brees Robinson & Hutton Will Swink Cummings Wihelw Sammuel Muse Mre F.C. Goodbar Mr and Mre P. J. Huffman Alphin

Local Notices From Buffalo Merar Area

Community entries report births visits and illnesses. Ira Cummings welcomed a son on the 25th inst Carl Zollman and wife guests of W Zollman Laura Thompson and Mrs Lackey hosted by Alphine residents H A Dixon visited family Goo Dixon and Wm Hell sore after cow birth Rev G W Staples preached under trees on the church lawn at Ellowney and surrounding locais.

Wm. Hell Finly Bel Roanoke Eliotta Hill G. W. Staples Sun- Sr Elmo

Witness Testifies to Foley’s Kidney Remedy Claim

A fragment shows W Williams of Huntington Virginia testifying that Foley's Kidney Remedy helps nervous exhaustion and kidney trouble. The line ends with B H Goral being dead by unclear context.

W. Williams Huntington Foley B. H. Gorral

Lightning's House Struck by Storm Near Timber Ridge

A severe electric storm last Thursday near Timber Ridge caused stock losses and property damage. McGuffin's house across from the A R P church was struck. Mrs. Blackwell and her daughter were knocked down but escaped, fires were fought, and its mantel and chimney were damaged. Cattle losses and crop reductions followed the storm as farms report about half their expected yield. Community members, including Rev. J A Trostle's absence, gathered for services in the A R P church with Rev. Leon T. Presley delivering a sermon.

Green Lad Jeter Timber Ridge Church J. A. Trostle Leon T. Preesley H. E. Thompson Tennessee Lula Watts Lynchbur Roy Thompson McDonogh J. A. Thompson D. ‘I. Neil Clifton

Silk prices slip as market opens lower

Market observers note today's silk consignments priced below recent levels with buyers cautious. Traders cite softer demand and earlier declines, arguing prices remain subdued as supply adjusts to weaker turnover.

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Lexinatox Mother Gray John Miley William Gulmore Washington, D. C Maple Hill Decatur Hugh Chittum Carroll Chittum Charles H. Chittum J. H. Lindsay Charlottesville Progress Lindsay Mies Nell Irvine Charlottesville Percy Memphis Tenn J. McD. Adair Lower Main Street Roadoke District M. E. Church Buchanan Tucker Pendleton Winchester Shenandoah Academy Roezel Sewanee University, Tenn A. Alexander James Park D.D Knoxville Park Phoebe Alexander Lerington Dr. Park Rockbridge Kinnear Whitmore McNutt Ayres Holinger Patterson Commonwealth Board of Supervisors Moore Railroad H. H.teaford Kerr's Creek W. Lackey R. Moore P. M. Engleman J. W. Morrison G. McCorkle George Bare J. R.pardy W. W. Dunlap S. Ramsey George Davis Mill Mountain West Side River Augusta Glasgow White Ford W Stone C. W. Cummings J.W. Stone Board of Natural Bridge Jennery Shielde Mr. Tucker Bryan-Kern Club QO. M. Kennon Laura May Birmingham W. H. Pursley Big Circus Longwood Personals A. G. Brown Broad Creek J.T. E. Miller Old Providence Mesars. Wilson Herbert McConnell Rosnoke Newell Swartz Warm Springs M. J. Swarts Florence Miller Martin Ana Little Con, Horace Presbyterian Sunday School Sallings’ Mountain John Henry Lamum Mies Hortense M. Campbell Walter H.campbell William S&s. Hammond Central Hotel Scare Tan Gazerre Biena Vista Collierstown Gazette Corverium Dance Ney Timber Ridge Ely Price Co Ely Bros Warren Street Shoop Gorrol Ely Brothers Hiner Lexington Produce Market Strain & Patton Lexington, Virginia Oxford Shoes Opp Lexington Hotel Exington, VA Bank of Rockbridge Panama Irwin & Company Hopkins W. Harry Agnor Presbyterian
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