Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1899-05-24
NEWS In BRIEF.
A Cyclorama Showing the Movements
Of Our People And Their Friends.
INTERESTING PERSONALS.

1Guy NEWS 1GSluS O1SduOu All wv
The Town by Our Reporter.
MIR. John Lusk, of Richmond, wa
in Lexington last week.
Miss Annie Rufner is visiting il
Richmond.
Miss Nellie Glasgow has returned
from O visit to North Carolina.
Mr., Charles B. Pierson, of Botetour
county, is visiting his father, Captain
w. F. Pierson.
Mr.. Hugh White, who has beer
studying medicine in Richmond, is al
home for the summer.
Mrs. Daniel Brown is the er3st Of
Mrs. S. B. Morrison, at the Baths.
Rev. DR.. James A. Quarles occupied
the pulpit of the Presbyterian church
at Buena Vista Sun day morning.
Mrs. Lackey, of Natural Bridge, is
visiting friends hcr".
Miss n RI Withrow, who has
been 60 rl,ine the past session IN Mel
son county has returne bone
Rodeside is the name of a new post
Office which has been established in this
county with G. II. Wyant as post
master.
Mr.. Gordon Waddell is at home for
the summer.
Rev. 7. A. Hall delivered an interest
ing address before the Young Mems
Christian Association OF Wa .hington
and Lee University Sunday evening.
OFF a woman ever gets so 'homely"
shs isn't worth looking at, she'd better
take Rocky Mountain Tea. Brings
back the bloom of youth. Ask your
druggist.
Rev. DIR. Thornton Whaling will leave
this week for Richmond where he will
deliver an address before the students
of Union Theological Seminary. Dr.
]. A. Quarles will occupy his pulpit on
next Sunday.
Mr.. Harry Peasants, while bel ping
to build barn for Mr., W. III. Showal- |
Ter, near town, fell Saturday from the
building distance of fifteen feet and
received severe internal injuries.
Prof. H. D. Campbell has been in
yited b. Professor 1ddngs of the Uni
gersity of Chicago to accompany
party of biologists who are to spend a
a portion Of the summer in the Yellow |
Stone Park.
For a clear skin-clear all the way
through, transparent enough to let SUM-
shine, rosy cheeks show through, take
Rocky Mountain Tea Ask your drug
gIst.
The Lexington horse market is look
ing up. Captain Lewis Hartman
bought for his son in Staunton Moo
day from Mr.. ]. W. Miley, a young
saddle and driving horse. The price
paid was S125.
Mrs. Robert Campbell, of Ashevile,
N. c., is the guests Of her father, DR..
W. II. Rufner.
1t doubles The JOY of the human
heart, brightens body and brain. That's
what Rocky Mountain Tea will do.
80 cents. Ask your druggist.
Mrs. j. T. Wilson has reta rned from
visit Of several weeks to relatives in
Buckingham county.
I have few rapid transit items. May |
be in stock this week and gone next.
I refer to case Of Ladies Gauze Vests
usually sold at 15c., my price 10c An.
other case, sold many places at 1Oc.
my price 5. Also case of Ladies
Fast Black Hose, made in the South,
usually sold at 15c. or 2 fer Csc. nv
price 1Oc. straight. Also a Ladies'
Lisle Thread Vest at 25c. usually sold
at 40c. Also Ladies Lisle Thread.
Drop Stitch Hose at Csc. usually sold
at &c. China and japanese Straw
Mattinss, 15c. to 35c.-always a nice
variety to select from. SPECIAL atten-
ton to Curtain Muslins and Draperios
for hous decorations.
j. Med. AFFAIR.