Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1900-05-23


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t Dead, for the Virginia Military L
stitute, of which the sculptor is
g. graduate. 1t was cast Friedrichsho geI
Central Presbyterian: The Rev. D
d Henry Alexander White and Mrs. Whit
OF Lexington, will spend two month
abroad this summer DR.. White wi
> attend the congress of history TO b
h9ld in PARIS during the exposition.
The engagement has been announces
OF Miss Emily Puge Kemp, niece O
Mis- Mollie Elliot Seawell, OF Virginia
the well kn } wn writer, and Mr.. Patricl
Bryan, of Richmond, Va, and Wash.
lngton and Lee University.
Petersburg Index-Appeal: Mr.. Nath
an B. Prichard, former resident o.
Re ersburg, now of Buena Vista, Va,
has been spending some days here.
This is Mr.. Prichard's first visit to the
city In some years. Hrs numerous
friends will be pleased to learn that he
is looking well.
Staunton Argus; Congressman
Quarles has appointed Dennis Brown,
of Staunton, and A. T. Barclay, of
Lexington, to he special agents for
their towns and counties to list the
manufacturing industries for the CEN
sWs to be taken next month. They are
to be paid four dollars per day and
allowed travelling expenses.
DIR. ", S. Currell occupied the pulpit
of the Second Presbyterian church at
Staunton Sunday morning and night.
He will hold services Sunday next at
Bethesda church, near Rockbridge
Baths, in the absence of DR.. McElwee,
who is in North Carolina, visiting his |
sister, Mrs, James Boyce.
Friday evening tbs continued and |
severe drought throughout Ills section
was broken by a fine shower which
was supplemented by cOpious down.
pour during the night. Rain was
badly needed on the wheat, grass, corn
and gardens and this timely visitation
was worth many thousands of dollars
to TIE people of Ruckbridge.
Bath Enterprise, Warm Springs, Va:
W. f. Johnston, Esq, of Lexington,
Va, was here Tuesday of last week
records in the clerks Office.
Miss Laura E. Beeton, of Lexington, |
las been very pleasant guest OF Miss d
trace Payne for several days. Miss
section is now the president of tie
eneral assembly of Rebekahs in Vir- c
lnla, and the honor has been most d
'or lilly bestowed. 4
Rockingham Register, Harrisonburg:
l. o, Dold, of Lexington, a son of the y
'te Q M. Dold, spent several days in =
own this week en- his way home from y
lew fork.-Prof. George Fl. Denny,
Washington and Lee University,
as accepted an invitation 10 deliver =
he annual address at the commence. "
lent exercises of the Harrisonburg
raded and High School, which will I
, held on Friday evening, June 1st
clifton Forge Review: Misses Eva Ia
ID Bessie Mann, two charming bellies 81
Buena Vista, are visiting their cousin, to
1873 Mary Mann, on West Pine street. &C
POSTMASTER @. P. Nair attended CO
Getting of the stockholders of the ar
atural Bridge Company yesterday re-
is' Louis Sachs, of Lexingtoo, Va, flu
is hele last week among her friends pl,
d made a call at the Review office wa
rs. Sachs husband is largely in er Iio
ted in Clifton Forge real estate. ma
SUMNER HEAT THIS is the season LII
bowel complaints. Green apples at
d cucumbers produce tuem and by
Try Davis Pain Killer cures them
me troubled stomach it comes like
'alm, the wind is assauged and the the
uOe ceases. Every druggist in the Co
a keeps Pain-Killer, and no one Off
'uli be without it in his family off
old substitutes; there is but enc res
l. Killer, Perry Davis. Price 25c ser
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