Advertisements list notices and sales in Che Gazette
Public notices announce claims for sheep by A T Shields and a Weinbergs sale across all departments. J Henry Weiss conducts a public sale of personal property. A M Anderson invites bids to repair Bethesda church. W B Humphris prepared to furnish pure ice from his ice factory.
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A. T. Shields
Weinbergs
J. Henry Weiss
A. M. Anderson
Bethesda
W. 8
Humphris
Mother Gray’s Sweet Powders for Children and Allen’s Foot Ease
Ad copy tracing two patent remedies. Mother Gray’s Powder claims to break up colds feverishness headaches stomach troubles teething disorders and worms for children at 25c with free sample from Allen 8 Olmsted Le Roy New York. Allen’s Foot Ease promises relief for tired aching and swollen feet with 25c price and free sample from the same address.
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Mother Gray
New York
Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Geogeincy
Unclaimed Letters List for Week Ending May 11 1908
Lexington postoffice records show unclaimed letters including Archiver Z J Clodfelter Pred Flemming W Jr Leece W A Morrison Miss Sara H Pemberton J F Persons calling for these letters should say they are advertised McClune Parron P M
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Lexington
Archiver
Z. J. Clodfelter
Flemming
W. Jr. Leece
W. A. Morrison
Sara H. Pemberton
J. F
McClune Parron
P. M
Dr King’s New Discovery Praised By Omega Store Owner
Mr E Humphrey of Omega Ohio a large general store owner and telephone company president says the product saved his life claiming it reached the cough spot when others failed. Dr King’s New Discovery heals sore weak spots in throat lungs and chest and is sold at B H Gorrell’s drug store with a trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Humphrey
Omega, O
Adams County Telephone Co
Homa Telephone Co
Pike County
Dr. King
B. H. Gorrell
Bowlin and Kesler Nuptials in Lexington and Whistle Creek
On May 6, 1908, at Lexington, Rev. D. A. Penick united John Paine Bowlin and Lala Bell Kesler of Rockbridge. Elsewhere the same day at Whistle Creek Rev. D. A. Penick joined George Andrew Bane and Mattie Virginia Nicely.
Electric Bitters Sold As Remedy For Various Ailments
The ad claims fevers rise at high elevations and malaria at lower levels, and promotes Electric Bitters as the best remedy for climate affections lassitude jaundice biliousness fever and general debility. Sold under guarantee at B H Gorrell's drug store for Price Se.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. H. Gorrell
Price Se
Supper Planned by Lexington Baptist Women Church
The ladies of Lexington Baptist church will hold a supper in the Sunday school room tomorrow from S to 10 p m. May 14 1908. Ice cream cake salad and coffee will be served. The public is cordially invited to attend.
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Lexington Baptist Church
Foley's Urino Laxative Promise Relief for Constipation
One who suffers from chronic constipation is told Foley's Urino Laxative cures the condition by aiding digestion and stimulating the liver and bowels. It restores natural action without nauseating or gripping and is pleasant to take. Refuse substitutes from H. K. Gornell, druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
HK. H. Gornell
Campaign effort cuts Commoner price to 45 cents
The management last week set the Commoner subscription at 45 cents until after the election to reach more readers. Dante Moneel is mentioned in connection with the note.
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Dante. Moneel
Paint Mixing Deal At McCroum Drug Co
L. and M. Pure Paint sells for 1.65 per gallon while linseed oil costs 0.60 per gallon. Mix 4 gallons paint with 3 gallons oil to yield 7 gallons of paint at 1.20 per gallon. Sold by McCroum Drug Co Lexington H L Gilkerson Buonavista L and M Paint Agents.
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McCroum Drug Co
Lexington
H. L. Gilkerson
Buonavista
J. B. Webb
Hickory
N.C
McOdrum Drug CO
Californian’s luck buys Buckien’s Arpics Salve cure
Tracy California resident Charles F Budahn says a box of Buckien’s Arpics Salve for 55 cents cured his years long itching piles. He reports the product yielded to no other treatment and notes it is sold under guarantee at 8 H Gorrell’s drug store.
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Buckien
Charles F. Budahn
Tracy
California
H. Gorrell
Cedar View merchant touts Dr King’s Pills value
B G Stewart of Cedar View Mississippi asserts customers who purchase Dr King’s New Life Pills get value equal to the weight in gold for relief from constipation malaria or billows nose. The product is sold under a guarantee at B H Gorrell’s drug store for 25e.
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B. G. Stewart
Cedar View
Miss
Dr. King
New Life
B. H. Gorrell
Cough Remedies Promoted as Preventing Serious Illness
An advertisement warns that pneumonia and consumption can follow a cold and promotes Fo ley's Honey and Tar as a cure for stubborn coughs and colds and a preventive, urging readers to refuse substitutes.
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Foley
B. H. Gorrell
Foley's Kidney Remedy Adverts Urge Early Use for Kidney Issues
Personal notices warn that delaying Foley's Kidney Remedy worsens risk of Bright's disease and diabetes. B H Gorrell, druggist, stresses taking the remedy at first signs of danger to correct irregularities and strengthen kidneys. Also promotes ADS Ointment for skin and Thomas' Eclectric Oil as cheap accident insurance.
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Foley
Bright
B. H. Gorrell
Movements and Meetings Across Rockbridge County
Mr. Charles F. Kregloe visits Lexington while Capt. W. F. Pierson returns from Florida. Officials, clergy, and families travel to Lynchburg Norfolk and Brownsburg for lodge, marriage, road changes, and public business as Rockbridge Supervisors approve funds and discuss roads and county affairs. The Bryan Johnson Carmack ticket is nominated at Washington and Lee University.
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W. F. Pierson
Florida
J. Hatton Pierson
Burt Kemble
Missouri
Misa Beatrice Kemble
Kingstown
N. Y
John Withrow
Charles A. Lacy
Roanoke
Lexington
Lawrence Embree
Howard G. Lacy
A. M. Randolph
Southern Virginia
R. E. Lee
Manufacturers’ and Merchant's Bank of
Buena Vista
William Jennings Bryan
Nebraska
Charles A. Culberson
Texas
Washington and Lee University
Balters
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Edward W. Carmack
Tennessee
Committee On Permanent Organization
Seme
W. Neal Grubb
W. M. Johnson
Charles 8
Glasgow
Johnson
Mesers
Bledsoe
Caldwell
Cather
Jackson
Witten
Bryan
R. 5
Keebler
R B. Stevenson
Gov. Johnson
Ring Tum Phi Save
Edward W.carmack
Ann Smith Academy Proposition Wins Lexington Council Approval
The Lexington Town Council accepted the Ann Smith Academy trustees offer to transfer property to the School Board for a new high school, contingent on voter approval at an election to decide bond issuance. The mayor to call the election as council members consider other town matters.
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Lexington Town Council
Ann Smith Academy
Lexington School Board
Lexington
Messie
Robert E. Hutton
H. D. Campbell
Frank T. Glasgow
A. T. Barclay
G. D. Leteher
Board of Trade
Harrington Waddell
N. B. Tucker
State Board of Education
Campbell
Barclay
G. D. Letcher
8. M. Lindsay
Pole
Myers
Jaccheri
Main Street
Counsil
Mary K. Robingop
Edmondson Avenue
Pendleton
J. W. Moore
Mesera
Davidson Brothers
Coe
Bank of Rockbridge
E. L. Graham
Board of Health
Treasury
Kennedy
Deaver
Hutton
Irwin
Rhodes
Bethesda Presbyterian Church Plans Renovations
Bethesda Presbyterian Church near Rockbridge Baths plans include a choir recess gables and a belfry with a vestibule and other improvements to make the building modern and handsome. The church sits on a North River bank in a favorable county neighborhood pastor Rev. Henry Miller leads the congregation.
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Bethesda Presbyterian Church
Rockbride Baths
North River
Henry Miller
Evening with Hymn Writers at Methodist Church
A large Trinity Methodist Church audience enjoyed an evening with hymn writers last Sunday. Rev. William Hammond offered histories of the hymns and their authors. Program featured All Hail the Power, Behold the Glories of the Lamb, Lead Kindly Light, God Moves in a Mysterious Way, Jerusalem the Golden, There is a Fountain Filled with Blood, Rock of Ages, Jesus Lover of My Soul, One Sweetly Solemn Thought, Abide with Me, and Praise God from Whom All Blessings Flow performed by choir, soloists, and duets.
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Trinity Methodist Church
Wiliam
Hammond
Jesus
Lawrence Embree
W. F. Edwards
A. ©. Hoge
Fred L. Klicker
Jerusalem
Ruth Deayer
Slaughter House Projects Plotted Around Town
Mr. G. A. Rhodes plans a modern commodious slaughter house on the old Imboden property once owned by Mr. John P. Welsh. Mr. R. S. Bruce intends to start a large slaughter house on his south town property within weeks.
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G. A. Rhodes
Property Sale Near Lexington Hills Sold Quietly
Mrs W 8 Welsh purchases from Mr K E M Rolf six acres of land near the southern Lexington suburbs opposite Plunkett meadow for 800 dollars with possession at once.
School Board Backs New High School on Ann Smith Site
Lexington School Board urges town trustees to accept the Ann Smith Academy property for a new high school. The plan foresees a 150 pupil facility with heating, ventilation and an assembly hall, to be built for about 15 000 dollars on the academy site.
Lexington School Board urges bonds for high school building
The Lexington School Board asks the Town Council to submit to voters a bond issue not to exceed 20000 for erecting a public school on the Ant Smith Academy lot. The motion aims to secure a new adequate high school building and satisfy conditions tied to the Ann Smith Academy transfer. Endorsed by the Board of Trade Executive Committee and other citizens.
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Lexington
Ant Smith Academy
Ann Smith Academy
Board of Trusteeaof Gard Academy
Board of Trade
Confederate memorial plans outlined at Lexington gathering
At a May 12 joint meeting at the Courthouse, Joe Jackyoo Camp C. V. and Frank Parton Camp Sons of Confederate Veterans arranged Lexington memorial exercises for June 3 at 11 o'clock. William F. Johnston and W. M. Melcutt were named chief marshal and chief assistant marshal with authority to appoint four assistants each. Delegates to the United Confederate Veterans Association were chosen: Gen. Scott Shipp, A. M. Monroe, and Frank Linkawiler, with alternates. Pension approvals included Mrs Valentine Duncan, Mrs Sallie Ginger, Mrs M. E. Decker, Mrs Virginia A. Moore, W. H. Camper, J. T. Whitesell, and W. F. Painter. others were deferred.
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Joe Jackyoo
C. V
Frank Parton
Sons of Confederate Veterans
Lexington
William F. Johnston
W. M. Melcutt
Lee-Jackson
Scott Shipp
A. M. Monroe
Frank Linkawiler
United Confederate Veterans Association
Birmingham
Alabama
Ith
Valentine Duncan
Sallie Ginger
M. E. Decker
Virginia A. Moore
W. H. Camper
T. Whitesell
W. F. Painter
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Thomas
Charles F. Kregloe
Board of Supervisors
Kinnear
Whitmore
McNutt
Ayres
Holinger
Patterson
Natural Bridge
Buffalo
Kerr's Creek
Walker'sees
South River
Central
Walker’s Creek
Walker's Creek
Jas. McHelma
McHelma
W. 8. Lyne
South River Road Board
PF. H. Templeton
J. A. Fultz
F. H. Templeton
Valley Railroad
Fairfield
J. R. Brown
G. A. Brown
W. L. Patterson
Brownsburg
J. HB. Jones
J. W. Wallace
D. W. Taylor
Jas. H. Lackey
A. P. Mackey
J. X. Bell
Col. W. A. Sittlngton
W. T. Paxton
W.T. Fabey
N. A. Rees
Rockbridge
Mechanicsburg
J. T. McGuffin
Alonebridge
T. M. Gaylor
Shields
Bryan and
Culberson
Methodist Church
New Monmouth
New Monmouth Church
Robert E. Steele
Penick
Jeela
Lexington and Vicinity
Virginia
General Assembly
Samuel L., Campbell
John Preston
Edward Graham
Academy
Gen. Scott Shipp
Col
J. D. H. Ross
A. T. Zuroloy
J. L., Campbell
W. T Shields
Addison Hogue
W. G. McDowell
W. S. Hopking
W. C. Stuart
J. 8. Craig
General Assembly of Virginia
Trustees of
Academy Board
Ths
Schoors
Beehool Board
Sam
Legislature of
Ayer
Burt
Ayer Co
Lowell
Mass
Timber Ridge News
May Island
W. Haddon
Old Providence
Hypich
E. B. Steward
West Virginia
Lexington Produce Market
Strain & Patton
Lexington Hotel
Lexington,va
W. 8. Hopkins
Paesipent
W. Oc, Stuart, Vick
Campbell, Cassiza
A . Wade
Nelson Street
Buckeye High Wheel
Lexington, Virginia
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