Moore Kennedy Gazette Notice Listings 1902
The June 27 1902 issue of the Gazette from Lexinetox Virginia lists subscription rates in advance with one year at 21.00 three months 25 six months 30 and single copy 8. Advertising rates available on application. Local notices charge 1 cent a line for first insertion and 6 cents a line for subsequent insertions. Obituaries over ten lines and tributes require payment at 1 cent per line. Telephone number is provided as 4.
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Inc
Death of Judge Charles Grattan in Staunton Virginia
Judge Charles Grattan died of heart disease at his Staunton home in his 69th year. A Lexington figure known to the bar, he served in the Virginia Legislature, fought as a private and officer in the Civil War, then practiced law and served as Hastings Court judge in Staunton. The balance notes political and educational items, including Cleveland's speech, constitutional moves in Richmond, and a Richmond donor boosting Randolph Macon College endowment. The report ends with Virginia wheat prices in Westmoreland and Lancaster counties.
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Charles Grattan
Staunton
Lexington
Judge Grattan
Rockingham County
Virginia
Staumton
Hastings
Truslow Suffered Injuries In Amheraz Wagon Accident
Gazette correspondence reports Mr. W. N. Truslow of Amheraz badly hurt when a wagon ran over him yesterday, breaking one leg and crushing the other. The item notes local reaction and nearby events but confirms his injury location and cause.
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W. N. Truslow
Amheraz
George Graham
Elizabeth Hicks
Our City
C. TH. Buchanan
Lexington social notes and obituaries mix with frost report
Miss Theresa Haislip visits Dr. Cameron's family while William Greaver stays with Mrs. King in Lexington. News of travels and illnesses fills the page as John Moore dies of heart complications after a long illness. The frost warning arrives with reports of cold Sunday night and potential crop damage in Crab Bottom.
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Theresa Haislip
KR. D. Haislip
Staunton News
Cameron
William Greaver
Knoxville
Augusta
Rockingham
Arch White
Lexington
Goshen
Henry Roadcap
Givens
Newcastle
Susie Roadeap
Richmond
Roadeap
Dysentery Prevalence and Perry Davis Pain Killer
The item notes that dysentery is widespread due to miasmatic poisons and begins with inflammation of the large bowel lining. It states the disease is common in America but less severe with proper treatment and cites Perry Davis Pain Killer as a well known remedy.
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Perry Thivis
America
Perry Davis
Lynchburg
Staunton
Rices
Commissioners sell Guy Run estate at Staunton auction
Commissioners George Perkins Thomas D Ranson and William A Anderson sold the Guy Run estate at public auction in Staunton. The property lies partly in Augusta and partly in Rockbridge counties and includes 5 acres of mineral land. Purchaser was William Pellers a New York capitalist who paid 16 375.
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George Perkins
Thomas D. Ranson
William A. Anderson
Staunton
Guy Run
Augusta
Rockbridge
Pellers
New York
Thia Signature on Boxes Marks Laxative Bromo Quinine Claim
A notice notes the Thia signature appearing on every box of the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets, touted as the remedy that cures a cold in one day. The claim highlights the product’s branding and supposed fast cure, with emphasis on the signature as proof of authenticity.
Auction Sells 109 Acre Kerrs Creek Farm for 41500
The late David Orbieon’s Kerrs Creek mouth farm, 109 acres, sold at public auction to John L. Teaford for 41500. Buyers in the area report rising horse prices and heavy horse trading. Also noted: Henry Boteler, nephew of Col A R Boteler, died in Louisville at 62. interment there. An excursion of Roanoke Presbyterian Sunday School to Lexington included about 75 people. King Edward VII underwent appendectomy Tuesday night, delaying his coronation. Lexington Produce Market.
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Annie Fishburne
Ruben Fishburne
Roanoke
C.H. Buchanan
Agner
Lee
Buena Vista
Luray
Opera House
Magele Moffett
Magele Brown
Hallie Stratton
Mies Stratton
Brary
Sy Nion
Decatur
W. M. McGuttin
Mary Warris
Spottswood
Henry
Neith
J. J. L. Kinnear
AL Lackey
Wilson's Springs
Youngs
All Stone Presbyterian
Charles R. Goodman
Karl A. Taylor
Carrie Mackey
John Withrow
A. N Stanlow
McClung Patton
Lexington
Jennie Wheat
Minnesota
J.T. Sala
W. G. Allen
Weart
Staunton
W. McCluer
McCluer & Co
Paxton
Lynchburg
W. A. Jeffries
W. C. White
Ife
David Orbieon
Kerr's Creek
J. P. Moore
Greenlee D. Leteher
John L. Teaford
Henry Boteler
A. R. Boteler
Louisville
Presbyterian Sunday School
Edward VII
Notice to Rockbridge County Bondholders
Bondholders of Rockbridge County five percent bonds are warned that principal and accrued interest will be paid only on presentation at this office and if not presented by the stated date no interest will be paid thereafter. The notice lists bond numbers and totals for one thousand dollar bonds issued under the May ordinance. by order of the Sinking Fund Commissioners.
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Cleveland
Tilden Club
New York
Rockbridge
Notable Bargains at Local Store Include Hats Shoes and Fabrics
A local retailer touts Lilies Wests at 25 each or two for 25, matting at 18 to 25, and Oxford slippers around 1.50. Also offered are lace stripe hose, Organdie fabric at 25c, white goods 8c to 25c per yard, parasols and sun umbrellas from 1.00, and plain black Stush aces 1.00 to 1.50. Bargains cover remnants and seasonal closeouts, with emphasis on value and reliability.
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Promise Quick Cold Cure
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as curing a cold in one day with a No Cure No Pay offer. The price is listed at 25 cents.
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Whittle
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B.S. McFalden
Paris
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Prank Fultz
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Prom
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A. H. Hamilton
Mount Carmel
Collierstown Presbyterian Church
Hamilton
Elkins College Fund
John’ M. Kuick
John
William A.pribbett
Lower Kerr's Creek
Kitna Gant
Vinton
Mire
Laura Morrison
Lucy Sale
Thomas Sale
Win
Mone
Monneby
Diniel Tenford
Susan McGuilin
Oak Dale
Gazette
Mowbray
Oxford Presbyterian Church
Dr Whaling
C. White
Rh. M. Tuttle
John We Moore
Weloek
Reid White
John Wilken Moore
Samuel R. Moore
Zollman's Mill
Buffalo
M. X. White
Charles F. Jordan
Tom's Brook
Isha
Charles PF. Jordan
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Mr. Moore
Wythe
Virginian Barger
Johnn Barger
Near Natural Bridge
Charles B. Moore
Gadsden
Ala
Myrtle Moore
Hubert 8. Moore
Washington and Lee University
Hannah Brawley
William A. Raft
Bluefield
W. Va
Moore
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Lee Jackson
West Lexington
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Dinterre
Highland County
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Crab Bottom
Highlams County
Woodstock
Richmond Times
Lexington Produce Market
Hickens
Lars—Choice Voluntry
Hovaery
Lexxington
June
R. Moore
Liberties &c., &c
Cgriffon
Irwin & Company
Adair’s
Oxford
J.kd. Adair
Association
Main Street
Marquis
Main and
Augusta Sts
Welsh
Denver
Washington and
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M. R. Brown
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W. B. Wallace
Lexington, Va
Deer Park
Deer Park,Md
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Burwell
Lexington Mutual
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