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Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
u,;versitv Steam Laundry

The University Steam Laundry
a new enterprise in Lexington
operated by joint stock company
v;th Mr.. w. b. Prichard as gen
eral manager, has begun opera
tiors on Jefferson street near
Washington street, under the Lex
;rotou Pool CompanY's room.
a stroll through the operating
room will reyesl to the visitor the
vast improvements in the lsundry
husiness. Machinery 10 used Tor
everything possible. Large wash
era. immense ironers, and the laS-
eat improved pressing uachines.
do the work of hundreds OF women
and men. One striking feature is
th,t starcLed clothes, such Of
sbirts. collars and cuffs, are not
ironed by rubbing, but by pressing,
thus preventing the wear OF the
The water for washing is espec
iallv prepared, and is condemned
tom steam, thus softening thu
hard line stone liquid.
The purpose Of the new iauna'!
ia to provide the public with
Laundry for a family wash at tea
sonable Irice. i.
The manager elaine he has IN
most modern equipment for laun
drx work south OF Philadelphis
with one exception.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
Meeting of Town Counci has'
Thursday Night

Treasurer wv. Moore submit
ted his quarterly report for three tire
months ending december l. l'Vs,
~bicb showed receipts for the
quarter with balance OF w. $50
e. as per last report) to be S26'-
9I7 40 The expenditures for the
quarter amounted to s2l.55932'
leaving a balance of Si,6Ss.Oe In
m, treasury. OF the receipts
s11 423 81 was realized from the
ale of High School bonds, and o'
the expenditures. 50. 1900 was
paid on the High School Building
The Street Committee reported
their refusal Of the petition OF th'
University Steam Laundry 10
stems aud stairway Leading
from jefferson street near w ASH
ingtcn street into their building
END the opening was orue'e'
closed. .o
Fines collected In Novemoe
amounted to $1,000. and COST
$1.40.
There were present at the meet
ing Mayor Walker, Councllme
Cs mpb.ll, Corse, Key, Pole, " MI
and Wise.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
". III. 1. Notes

General Leonard Wood OF the
limited States Army has notiheh
General +. W. Nichols Il his &C.
csn,ance OF the invitation 70 nc
dress the corps of cadets next
lime. General Wood expressed
the hope that large number OF
v MI. men may be induced 10
enter the army.
: AT the request of Colonel G'eA''
&C. the commandant, complete
signaling outfit, similar to t tta'
used in the u. 3. Army, has beer
issued the Institute.
Football mouosrsms !or the yea
900 have beet awarded to Csoet'
Poaeue, DashielI. Psttison, Talia
ferro, Yong, Kinso'ving, Engi',n
Dalton, Baker, Webster, Moseie.
and Bentley.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
Annual Dinner for Veterans

The Confederate Veterans OF
Lee Jackson Camp will enjoy their
u,ual annual dinner OF lie e birth
dav. january 10, 1910. Such was
the action of Camp Frank Paxton
of Sons OF Confederstss at their
meeting Leld last Wednesday oil
,.rnoon in the Courthouse. Coo
mittees were appointed TO make
arrangements for Tire dinner al
follows: e,.,,.
Finance: Messrs. E. s. Shields
W. G. Mcdowell, A. P. Wade, "
q. Lackey, lie. Desver, L. u
Sheridan. J. R. Long. <. l.. Nf"
ham, McClung Patton. ,
Invitations: Messrs. ". .
uonk,ns. Paul M. Penlck, D. 4
Strain. A. D. Estill, Frank Moore
Arrangements: Mesfrs. W. = =
Hamilton, E. w. Nichols. A. !
Shields, N, W. Paxton, H. M
Pendleton. .,
A fairly good lumber OF tn IN
Sons attended the meeting. Nj
IT,. NJ. Pendleton, the commsnaah
presided.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
Hoke.Tutwiler Nuptials

A pretty marriage was solemn'1-
ed Yesterday afternoon at the par
sopaee of Trinity Methodist
church. the contracting parties
being MIR. Howard H. Hoke and MISS
Wanda Geneva Tutwiler OF Gosh'
en-. Rev. William :. Hammond wes
the officiating minister.
The young couple drove from
Goshen yesterday morning ana &C.
curing license here were query
married. They were accompanied
by Mr.. H. L. Tutwiler, brother Of
the bride. NJ
The bride 10 daughter OF mr
and Mrs. F. p. Tutwiler OF Gosh
en-, and is quite an ATTRACTIVE
Young lady. She wore SUIT o.
pea green. The groom is pros
porous young business man o
G. .hen, being one Of the proprie
tors of the Goshen Milling Comp
any. ..L ,
The bridal party drove back
IGosben Tuesday night.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
pov Air. Miller Returned

Rev. Benty Miller, pastor oil be
,he.da Presbyterian church al
Rock bridge Baths. reached r,. lex
i,gton Saturday from Chiffon
snrinps, N. Y.,vhere he spent TWO
month, under medical treFtmen''
aud i. greatly benefited BY the
visit. He occupied his pulpit oun'
day morning. .,,o ,.,d
Ccmuuuion services VIII DC ne''
rext Sunday morning, with pro
nara,ory services Saturday morn
inc at IL o'clock.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
Santa Claus at Weinber2's store

Santa Claus at W efnDer2 o'oo
A real live Santa Claus visited
weinberg's stores Monday alter
moon. and hundreds of children
crowded tho streets to greet MIN.
Before 4 O'Clock the children BE-
gan TO gather, so as to be in time
to zee the advent of Santa. snort
" after 4 the Christmas patron
saint was spied coming down the
street in his pony cart, with bells
and trimmings and presents ga
lore He checked his praneing
steed in front of Weinberg's store.
and d royal welcome was extended
BY the little folks. who CROWDED
the sidewalks and driveway: JUST
before entering the store. Mr. .
III. McCown took snap picture o.
tho scene. Then Santa wendee
his way through the strug9nn'
mass of children and took up NJ,
et.t;on in the rear of the ladies
department, where he presented
elf, to every child and g'own'ul
who filed past him.
The err wd was estimated a
about thousand. At least 10
preseu.s O; candy were made =
the little felix's and their friends
' Santa Claus will visit the ssor
again Monday afternoon, Decem
Der goth.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
Lower Main Improvement

The uacadam roadway aiong
lower Main street, in the neigh'
horhood of the watering trough
has excited considerable favorable
comment. Superintendent wis,
under the direction of the Street
Committee, has demonstrated tGf
wisdom of sensible and duraoie
road making.
After preparing the ped, medi %
sized stones were placed smoothly
over the road and on top OF thi'
Yves strewn finely crushed stone
then thoroughly watered and TOLL
ed with the s.eom roller. The re-
suit is hard, smooth driveway.
The crushed rock was ooueh
from the Indian Rock Lime Comp
,ny Tie cost 10 much less thar
the town has Heretofore been pay
inc
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
Thrilling Rescue

How Bert r. Lean of Cheny, WASH,
was saved from frightfui DEAN , 70 d
story to thrill the world. "A aoa nsru
LID, he writes, drought on a despel,
SVau i, NO trouble that baffled an expert
d Ave- to here. Then paid $40 to $40 a
u uisjt to a lung specialist in spokane,
ColIfo on but without benefit; At last
! ,,'od Rr, Kings New Discovery,
.hisb completely cured me and now
~nl0n vel S as ever" For Lung Trou
hia ." Bronchitis. Coughs and Colds; AS
thma. Group and WhooPpiDg Cout bo, ~,
supreme. SOC. and SI;O9. no oar TT''
free Guaranteed by B. ii. Gorreh'
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
Married IN Washington

Mr.. Weldon Lyle and Miss Lula
Agnes wilkereon went to WASH
inSton City from Goshen and were
married in that city ThanFsgiv'
ing Ds1, returning to Goshen .cs The
saturday night following They
will make their home near Gosneh
in the Little River neigbborhood:
The bride is a daughter OF tue
late Mr.. W. V. Wilkerson, VINO
was for many years assistant post
master In Lexington. nhe !"
quite a pretty and attractive
Young lady. For the Fast sl'
months she has made her nome
With her aunt, M,s. Bette WAtsot
of near Goshen. The gr 1om a
son Of Mr.. william Lyle OF Litt''
River, and is engaged In farming
l.s bis fathers home.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
MTen Nights In Bar Room" az
Opera House

An attraction that will surrey
draw a large audience, for 'uch 10
ito record everywhere, 10 an
announced for the Opera House
next Saturday, Dec. 18th. 1t Is
more other than Ted Barton' IA
NOUS production OF that greatest
Of American plays, "Ten Nights
IN a Bar Room" There is a res'
son why this we'll known play
sbould 90 on for year after year
with never failing popularity "hen
other plays are once seen ana tue"
,orgotten. And it Is probably De-
csn.s "Teu Nights in a Bar
Room EXHIBITS the sctualtle1 0,
liz with a severe simplicity ano
adherence to truth that give to
evsry picture a Photographic Wv
,dness And furthermore itteacn
.s a healthy moral that is neve'
forgotten. 1t lie the one play 'ns q,
deal. directly with the Temperance
question and shows the fcily O
drink in such q manner that
strongly appeals to the true heart
ed American. ia,
Furthermore it is the one p'a,
that children should be encourage
f. ace and Mr.. Barton pledges nj
word that ladies and children ma
attend with perfect propriety an
safety. 10 fact in many OF III
=, cities visited this season Temper
ance Societies have urged ths
: ma,in..s be given that school chi
n dren might have the oppoFtuni'
!, r. attend. Mr.. Bsrton's coppan
ia now in it's sixth season OF III
rreeedented euccess and inclua'
'e ssv.ral we'll known and poPui'
t. n.opl.. The production is cor
N plete in every detail and TOR III
le engagement popular prices W
Is prevail. AS the attendance
a. sure to no very large it will be w
'g to eecure seats in advance.
es " Tickets will 20 on sale at Qui'e
20 berry's in advance, the prices
GU So aud 80 cents.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
News Notes From the Vicinity Oh
Rsphiue

Gazette Correspondence
Dec, 6-On Sunday there ~as
communion services held at MT
Carmel. The pastor announced
the names of six additions to the
church since la.t comm union, Tour
AN profession OF faith and two oy
letters On the fret Sabbath OF
Nov. Mr., Hamilton. the pastor
rounded cut the 34th year OF DIS
rastorste, being installed the mrs.
Sabbath in Nov. 1876. AT tha'
date there were l72 members on
the roll, but few of whom remain
Today there are 400 members;
Tbie morning as the freight
train was comirg up the grade o.
yond Spottswood, a live oinasr
from the engine fell in the dry
g,as, IN field of Mr.. r. r. Doc
Berry 30 feet from the raiIrond
track which set the grass strs' A
strong wind from the south ear
lied the fire to the barn which wn'
soon sb,aze. Mr.. Berry was re-
turning home and when he got 20
Snottswood saw the smoke. BE,
ing nearly a mile away IL nao
made considerable progress before
be and others got there. HIS los'
i. quite heavy. Tie born wac
fins one, IA by SO fest' being pun
last summer, just in time Tor mar .
vest He had it painted fsV
, d.y,.vs. Besides the barn III
lost his stable a short distanc
away. In the barn was 30 tons 0
b.led straw, 7 or s ton. OF nay
, Iunbaled) q good thr'shing ms
chine. a new mower, wagon oeu
hav ladders and 800 barrels cor
in crib at barn. In n crib at Vi
= stable Mr. Alex Heller, who tHrn
y for Mr.. Berry, had eco barrels Q
corn nearly all Of which was los
About 80 bushels were gotten oo'
much damaged. There 10 some
= thing over 81, 600 insurance on u
!. two buildings and contents, IN u
Augusta Mutual.
MIR. d. f. East has moved FRO
y R,phine to his farm on HAY
# Creek. 49,,
y Mr.. Walter Wade having pu
y chased the East property, row 0
80 :, Y. K. Y.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
College Widows Defeated oy inc
Seminary Team

SEMINARY AS
Gazette Correspondence
BuEsA VISTA, Dec. 6.-The COL
lege Widows Of Lexington me.
their rivals, the varsity team Oh
the Southern Seminary, on the
Seminary grounds Monday after
nom and went down in defeat
with a score OF % to II IN FAVOR
Of the Varsity. This game 10 al
wave an interesting one ana is
looked forward to each year VIII
. great deal Of pleasure ana inns
wear more than ever, as the W'o-
ows won last year on a very ci''e
margin. 1t was gooa cie"p
yame and the players on notn
sides did good work but the WIG
ows were no match for the excel
lent home team; end while their
team and individual work "s'
aood Il was not IN the same cIaes
AZ that Of the Seminary girls. ihe
features OF the game was the pay
inc Of Mics TIrner, Miss Gads
dan and Miss Webster of the via
ows. while the work Of Mise Brow
Ter. Miss Beady, Miss Ru6ipet.'
Lice ard Mics Odds OF the varsity
was o hove the average.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian
church held their CHRISTMAS ha
x.ar all day Monday and ~ was
bie success. A large crowd wa
: present all day and nice sum o
. money was raised. =,
: Christmas shopping is the onie
tonic of conversation these Gays
, and that is about all everybody
I doing. .,o
D The local option election, whic
}. will occur on Dec. 23rd, is attract
8 ing the attention of people an
s both sides are hard At work In
quiet way and oaca Is oonnaeh
d of victory. a.,
# Mr.. F. Randenbush end Mi
Ie Florence Randsnbush OF seir
grove. Pa, are the guests OF Mr.
r r. A. DePrieet.
IF Mrs. W. T. Paxton entertaih'
Fri lay afternoon and evening
honor of Mrs. l.. w. Powell
at Warren, Ariz., who has been h
guest for several days.
IL Miss Willis Garth OF Chariotte
is VILE, who spent seversl days
. tho Seminary, returned to d
he me Tuesday morning.
Sc H. r. NJ.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
womeu Who Are Envied

Those attractive women VINO tn ,e
,.,,.iU IN face form and temper are the
love Of manv, who might be like them.
envy W.. ol sickly woman will be nervous
a Az %t irriiabIe. Constipation or Kidney
poisors show In pimpies, olo "'nnIsrion
ereption and wretched co s,ort won
for ali such Electric Bitters WORK WI ,
ders. They requisite Stomach, LIZ n;v.
and Kidneys. purify the oiooo; st NV
strong nerves, bright eyes,pure Dre a1sr
smooth. yelvety skin, ovely complex tha;,
Ion Many charming women .0 owe .tg p
health and beauty to them. ooc' a. .
RI Gorrells.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
Nsvs Items and Personals from
ColIierstowu

N.vs Items and Personals ITO"
COlIierstowu
Gazette Correspondence
Dec. 6.-MI. john A. Wees dieo
November 9th at his home near
hare Mr.. vess was nearly 10
wears old and had been in delicate
health for several nsnths prior 10
his death. Heart failure was the
immediate cause of his death. His
.m.;ns were laid to rest on the
following day at Mountain we"
church OF which he was "a con',s'
tent member. he is survived oS
five children, Mr.. John W. Vem
Mrs. Lewis Eptsminger, Mrs. HID
Nicely. Mrs. VIM. II. Knick ane
MR.. Samuel vess. His wife pre-
coded him in death Two years >.
The weather continues dry II
mi. section and as result wat
or famine is very iminent. Man.
springs and wells have failed an
Colllers Creek at Maple Grove no
bee n dry for several weeks. oom
of our people are driving the'
stock quite a distance Tor wafer! .,
Miss Minnie Kayton OF Aioa
o height orhood ha. been tpendln
a few days here visiting her oou'
ins Messrs Ray and Grover Hotii
ger. r,,,o
= came out Thanksgiving and 1olnf
!, Mr.. Grover Huffman in q OIL
e hunt. They reported l rabbit
3, hawk and 81 quails dead.
It Miss Psttie Johnston OF Mur
ie and Miss Maggie Martha teac Of
lie in Palmer High school attenu'
church here last Sunday. In
N were guests Of Mrs.P. l. Hutfma
~ Owing TO the fine weather 0
10 c.opl. are up with tleir tall wor
e. Hogs killed, sausage MADE. I"
H. Are resdy fer the stormy days.
=. X-RAYs.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
Mr. Obenschxin Seriously Hurt

Mr.. J.P. Obenschain OF Kerr .
Creek was seriously hurt at East
Lexington l.st Thursday, from
bsinv thrown from his buggy. his
horse became frightened at the
nom Baltimore and Ohio trein al q
threw him from his buggy. dc
wa. taken to the home OF Major
FW, Houston, and DR.. Laird sum,
moned. The injuries consisted OF
three broken ribs ana cc's 'oo''
the he'd. ..
Mr.. Obenschaip was taken nome
that afternoon, anu his condition
is now reported as improving
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
Refreshing Kahn

The long dry spell va. broken MON M,
day night. and the rain ie ano meI xater
day Tuesday. While not enousm ,ns 49," ~st
fell to mater ally effect the strealnS' !; Se y
IT wa, refreshing to vegetation anu An An
rround was tolerablv well soaked u, o, az
entire weeks rain would hardly 90 . SUI j..
fcient to furnish the streams WIFI "
anff,ciency of water.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
Personals

Mrs. S. Burwell has gone 20
Mt. Scion to visit her sister, m's'
Buck.
Miss Myrtle Foltz Of Rappahan'
uock county is the guest Oh Mre'
Harry M. Quisenberrv'
Mrs John w. Miley spent the
past week in Pulaski visiting ner
sister, Mrs. O. c. Brewer.
Mrs.George L. Gassman Is vis,..
ing her mother, Mrs. Arabeiia
Russell at Okonoke, W. Va.
MIR. A. F. Jahnks, Jr., Of Rich
mopd is spending few days In
Lexington this week on business
Mrr. C. c. Hite is at strasourg
visiting the family OF Mr.. ano
Mrs. u. A. Hite, her bustanos
parents.
MIR. Edward N. Boogher let'
Monday for Thompson, Ga, where
he will spend the wiuter win MI
dapohter, Mrs. T. r. Younk.
! Mr., Jennie Smith returned Fri
dav from Charlottesville wher'
che spent several weeks 10 the nos
n,taI. She was operated Oh 10
appendicitis.
Miss Emma Staples, who is
student at the Farmville Norma
school ia at home visiting ne
parents. Professor and Mrs. A. +
Staples on Jackson avenue.
Rev. William S. Hammond VII
preach special sermon t? IN
lodd Feilows of Rockbridge Lodg
a, Trinity Methodist church mex
sunday morning at IL O'CLOCK
Rev. j. r. Andrew, presidin
elder of the Roanoke district. WI
mold quarterly conference ut iri'
inv Methodist church Friday nigh
md will preach Sunday night.
General and Mrs. Edward we
Nichols have Issued invitations
he marriage of their d"ughte
,, Miss Lily Laurence Rust, to NJ
= rhonvs Miller Fendall, the Gel
nonv to be solemnized Wedneso'
: afternoon. December 10, l9os,
q 5 o'clock, Robert E. Lee Memoir
& ,rurch. Mr.. Fendsll is distip
'f ulshed graduate Of the V. NJ.
% ard is engaged as civil engine
in youngstown, Ohio.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
supervisors In Session Monday az
Courthouse

Supervisors IN session "o"""'
Courthouse
The Board of Supervisors held
their regular meeting Monday AZ
the Courthouse, all the members
being present. as follows; Sup
ervisors Kinnear( chairman).W Whit
more, McNutt, Ayers, Hotinger
and Patterson.
A letter was read from Capt. z.
St. Julien Wilson, State Highway
Commissioner, calling tine atteh-
tion of the Board to the necessity
Of their making application Tor
the apportionment OF tho o.a,e
road funds, applicable March /,
1910. Clerk Shields ives instruct
ed by the Board to write 20 the
Highway Commissioner and sscer
tain il after the first Monday ID
January next will be time enough
in which to max, the application
az the BOARD will held a meeting
A committee, composed of Sup,
e-v,sors McNutt, Kinnear arc
Whitmore, was appointed to nave
the floor of the bridge over james
R,ver at Clenwood renewed.
The petition of of W. L. Gcod
man and Others of South Rive
district, requesting the Board II
nrobibit the running at lerge o
cattle was continued.
The petition of o. I. Englema =
ana Others for a new road oxteha
ing from Brushy Hill to Whist
, Creek near the old factory ouiio
The amount of s161.SS from tn
, dog tax fund after the paymer. .
All warrants for claims OF shee
and stock, was directed to be III
/, plied TO the roads in the vsriou
dietricts, according to mileage
4 has been the custom.
n The sum of $553.59 was ordere
act ear. as the proportion
> p.opcrtion of Rockbridge Tor u
!. salary Of the circuit Judge.
- A number of claims were oroe
4 ed paid, including the Officers
| election.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
Church Festival

The ladies of Trinity Methodist
church will hold an all day lun-
cbeon at the Dutch Tea Room on
washington street, Thursday
December 9th. Regular dinner
wiII be served, and oysters, sai,ds'
cake and cream and other deilea.
ciss. supper will be served al
night, and refreshments. A ianc'
table for the sale of useful articie'
will be q feature. The patronage
Of the public 10 solicited.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
Could Not be Better

No one has ever made o salve. oint.
ment, lotion or balm to c9,rpa shs " "ns
Bucklen's Arniea Saive. its ''I P,,. um'
nsrtect healer OF Cuts, Corns' Dutns'
Rr,;ses Sores, Scalds, Boils, Ulcers
pczama. Salt Rheum. For Sore Eyes
cid Sores, Chapped Hands it, s su
nreme. Infallible for Piles. on'y So'
I'm "A. Gorrelrs.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
rIany Sufferers

from nasal catarrh say they get spien
did results by using an atomizer; FOR 'I
Cream Balm. Except that it is liquid
It IL in all respects like the neain ''
helpful pain allaying Cream DAHL a;.h
that the public has been familiar WIZ
for years. No cocaine nor other oan
az. Sarons drug in it. The soothing spray
t. a remedy that relieves ut once. a.,
Srugsists. 75c., including tube, or man
cd bY Ely Bros, Sc Warren Street, New
York.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
A Poiiceman's Testimony

IN Patterson, night policeman OF
Nashua ." Iowa, writes: Last Water l
N Ssd q had cold on my lungs aud tr'eo
At least half dozen soVertiaeu oo. 20
medicines and had treatnen. rom Hans a.
physicians without getting any T gone~
< friend recommended Foieys none zone
md Tar and two.thirds ola oottle .
surad me. consider 1t the greHttes''
.onvb and lung medicine In the world
n II. Gorreli.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
Ma. Besrd Succeeds Miss Harris

Miss BERTHE Beard, teacher oil
the West Lexington school, has
beeu transferred to the Lexington
schools to succeed Nil" Nelsie
Harris, teacher Of the sixth grace,
a. bo resigned on account OF illness
IN her family in Bedford county.
Miss Beard began her duties
r.s,srdsy. She taught successful
~ last wear at the West Lexington
school, and began the work there
this year. She lie graduate o,
the Lexington High Schooi anu
attended the Randolph Ma AGO"
| Woman's College OF LThcnourf
one year.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
The Woman's Home

The L. I'M. Paint decoraies 'nT T,
than two million American ho ,esh nos.
beautiful finish ard lasting l,es req w;tl
Distinguishes a residence pGmlh Nue. T zi,,
IL from all Others. Res Metal L a.d
n q ,tH combined with White l ga q
oH S,aS mates it wear and cover IKE
~niS Every four gallons OF the ~ q
pint when mixed with 3 gallons o.
I;nse,d OH at 65 cents per galiop
mnIes pallcn< ready for use. Ac'oa'
o. a. about 81. 20 per gallon.
- SnI.N ny: McCrum Drug co: Lex
80 f. Cilkescn. Bnena vista.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
mraLeech Buried at Oxford

The funeral of Mrs. W. B. F..
,sech who died in Florida, TOOK
rI,c. from Oxford Presbyterian
church last Thursday, conducted
NV the pastor, Rev. A. w. WOOD.
T1,srment was made in the Oxford
burning ground. Mrs. Leech has
,ono been a devoted member OF the
Oxford church.
A large nun Der of friends an'
,s,,,,ves attended the funeral.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
Chr Gazrttr
LEXINGTON. Va. December g. lSoS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

W. H. Agnor-Xmas specialties.
limited Jewelry Co.-reduced prices
irwin 4 Co.-now for Christmas
goods. ,r p.r
Opera House-"ren Nights In e DAr
Room" , l.,
charles M. stleff- special bargains 10
pianos. .ooas q,
JMcD. Adair-Christpas soo'' u
ell kinds. s q
First National Bank-condensea Il
nancial report. ,.
Craddock-Terry Co., Lynchours-
.,,, nave rnbbers. arctics, boots.
Lexington gazette. [volume] (Lexington, Va.) 1871-1962, 1909-12-08
Mrs. Enyleman Dead

Mrs. LilIi,n Engleman, wife of0' Il, 4.
rnaIsman of Kerr's Creek died ~ aer
bos"e last night. she had been i'll Tor 3s
some time, and suffered from typ "r;sd
In Lexington &c morrow.