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¦¦¦"¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦1*>S»***»»»W***»«Saaaamal aaaaaaaaaaaaaaararaaaaaaaaaaaai ¦ i ¦¦ .¦ Personni l>r.Dolt! and Miss Manly Married Con.ro Missions Thursday Night Dentil of Mr. John S. White et Mrs. W. P. Morris of Salem is Today at Baptist Church at Presbyterian Church Clifton Porye ®!jt fertte [Visiting Mrs Kir.'.'st A. Bale. The Lexington Baptist church An interesting and instructive i li remains of Mi. J«»bn Spronl Mid-Summet Sale Mr. M. J. Weaver is spending (be Avas today tit high noon the scene meeting was held Thursday night White, who tlied in Clifton Sept. li)J4 Purge Lexinoton, Va., 7, week in Baltimore and New York of a beautiful nuptial event when in the Lexington Presbyterian linrsvtay Beening, Septenber 1 t, '¦' We Have Some on bininess. Dr. Calvin Graham Dold and Miss church in the interest of the were to Satur¬ aS*aaaa**aa*a*a****aaa1 laailira 'iaaW>. wain I Goods WE WANT Advertisements Congo brought Lexington Ayers TO SELL New has re¬ Mis* Jennie P. Crigler Linda Manly were united mission work in Africa. The day for interment. The funeral Ay er's Cherry Pectoro! Irwin and Co..new goods for cash turned to Farmville Normal School Peyton Wc haven't advertised a Redaction bot we are in The church and were Rev. L. C. services were held in tho quiets tickling throats, hack- Sale, or for the session. marringe. speakers Vass,who Presby¬ in the produce. the ill-fated mission terian lng coughs, pain luntfS. offering Bargains in all Summer J. MeD. Adair.fauoy dree9 gooda, Miss Minnie Dulany of Balti¬ chancel were tastefully decorated, commanded church, conducted by the It relieves congestion, gttb- Clothing. carpets, art squares, ete. more, has returned to Lexington the color scheme being white und boat Lapsley when it was destroy¬ pastor, Rev. L'r. Thornton Whal¬ The Smart Set.announcement. as milliner for Mrs. Isaac Wein¬ yellow. Innumereble candles and ed on the Congo River, and Hov. ing, who was assisted by Mr, Addison for sale. mis¬ White's Rev. J. K. Cook Cherry Children's Wash Suits Hogue.stove berg. colored lamps cast u soft light W. H. Shephard, thc colored pastor, W. R. Steam of Clifton Mr. White died Beeton.-Lexington Miss Annie Lee Greinor and over a bridal sc j ne of rare loveli¬ to the same field. Seated Forge. for work. sionary In thc and Ohb hos¬ Pectoral I Laundry good Misses Maude nnd Alice on the and who assisted Chesapeake ..AT and neices, ness. platform, at Clifton of COST FOR CASH.. Weinbiirgs. Clothing millinery. all, are visiting friends in in the services were the pastor, pital Forge typhoid dues inflammation. It heals, Loy The bride, a petite brunette, after an illness of about two jj Colored Man Dead Lynchburg. Rev. Dr. Thornton Whaling, Rev. fever, strengthens. Yourdoaor w.MI \ Any Goods we don't sell that " .. charged Worthy looked charming in a gown of weeks. He was not a strong man this to He ¦: way. whose home Mrs. Anni;! Whitesell and her Dr. ('naries Manly of the Baptist explain you. I Lewis Myers, colored, de chine over With and Rev. J. Olin Knott of physically, hence was unable to all about this mzC\\ '>.::.* is near Flumeu, died Saturday while eon, Miley, are in Washington, crepe taffeta, church, cough a also withstand the attacks of the "Wu iuve aaeal Arer'a < berry ¦'. i on a visit at the home of his her .Mrs. Win bertha of Ince. She curried bou¬ of Methodist church ; ... ¦¦ daugh¬ D. C..visiting sister, Trinity he received the our firmly for M reatra Tor lltr.. Straw Hats at own Price. ter, the wife of Lee Atkins, who lives Mr. Paul MeC. of disease, although trevblee. and are think ru> moHrin.J you* F. Gilmore. of bride's roses and wore Seig Highland Mas. a. reasBor, Appletun , on Buffalo. For the year he has quet a beet of medical attention. past who will go to Africa as Vx-.,»r Sl.00. r ( i ti: . 1 been a sufferer from heart trouble and Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Cook of diamonds. She county, Mr. White was born and feared family ornaments, and Kev. Dr. William Don't you need a of ? see dropsy. He also had fever. Lewis Hutchinson, Kansas, were guests Mrs. missionary, in He was the eldest pair SHOES Come and tis. came was attended by her sister, M. who hat of tho Lexington. was about 63 years of age. He last week of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Morrison, charge child or to Rookbridge from Covington nearly Rdward Watson of Greenville, S. Congo work. the lute Mr. William 40 and the whole of 0. Campbell. White, and was SO years ago, spent as matron of who was The first was Mr. Vast, aged years. Trunks and Valises that time in the of one Mr. W. A. Bodell of C., honor, speaker His mother was Miss Frances employment Blyfield, and car¬ who described i;i some detail the Ayer's Pills greatly aid recovery. man, Mr. R. D. Firebaugh. He was his father gowned in white chiffon of re- laxative. all who W. Va., is visiting manner and ol' thc work Sproul Augusta county. He Purely vegetable, gently a held in the highest esteem by Mr. G. M. Bodell. Ile is ried Mareeba] Nell toaeo. -Miss progress Ciiv«d Ids education at Specialty knew him as a man of sterling char¬ accompa¬ Calhoun if among the natives. He referred Washing¬ and honorable. nied his wife. Mary B. Liberty, lfoM ton anti tile Mili¬ Collierntowii acter, trustworthy by was of I taor. She was dress¬ to the construction of thc mission College Virginia He was a of the Methodist maid He entered the (ia-e/!e CtH resimndriii e. member Gol. John N. Opie of Staunton, cloth with boat, the and vividly tary Institute. church at Brownsburg. The funeral ed in whit, Sicilian Lapsley, iere.ee as one if tho 6-Rev. Rolston tho Our afternoon from independent candidate for Con¬ carried its destruction in the Confidante .Sept. I). H. Children's and Boys' and Summer Suits took place Sunday point iee trimmings, and portrayed members of the «Jadet popular pastor <>f the Spring the colored Methodist church iii Lex¬ gress from thia district, «p-iiit Neil loses. The raging waters. After the los- of gallant Presbyterian reduced in W. C. Mareeba! groom's battalion who took in tho church, preaches his last sermon herc greatly price. Odd Knee Pants for the ington, conducted by Rev. Monday ii. Lexington. wa* his brut Mr. their boat the mission worker*, he [tart boys. were best man lier, New ju on of Thompson, and the remains Mr. wife nnd Tho said, felt but battle of Market May, Munday mornlnf the 11 Mi. In burled in the colored cemetery here. Harvey Radar, Henry Ott Dold ot Lexington. greatly discouraged, 1804. thc afternoon of he aili seven Mr. Clark, Alexander decided to to the chil¬ Sunday, He leaves a wife and children. daughter, Randolph ushers were: Messrs. they appeal r. lie wife and left Tuesday Clarence N. dren ol' the church in the United For many years early life niako the opening address before the Children Are daughter, Nelson Myer-', Price, was associated in the mercantile V. THE Many Sickly for the St. Louifl Exposition. A. Adair und Dr. Charles States for funds with which to K. C. A. of the Washington a id G. & D. CLOTHING CO., William businees in with Iii.- Lee He to Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Miss Kliuer is visiting H. all ol' build a batter and larder boat, and Lexington University. expect* ipend Court House. children, used by Mother (tray, a Crigler Davidson, Lexington. father. Later, .,n Recount id' poor ono week at his home near Harrison Opposite relatives in She has The bride was her their prayers bul been answered. nurse in Children's Home, New York Lexington. given away by health, he engaged in farming. bury before the Union Theo Mr. Stewart Hutchesnn is still with us. Glad to see hi* friends. Sum¬ n iiHsisant teaehet in Dr. John M. of the He told of some of thc customs entering cure Feverishness, Headache, bin appointed brut lier, Manly About thirteen he re¬ tit Va. mer Bowel Disorders, Stomach Tav¬ the natives, af their super¬ years ago logical Seminary Richmond, tile graded school tit Steele's University <>f Chicago. muong moved to where Iii- mid Troubles, Teething Disorders, and As entered stition, their manuel ol' Augusta county congregation (hs community At all druggists ern. the wedding party living, he followed ann sonic In to Det8>oy Worms. of Miss Annie their dress or rather their lack of farming, general regret exceedingly ales 25c. Sample mailed kiikk. Address, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ailor tile church, Manly, years later he went to Clifton him up Allen S. Olmsted, LeRoy, X. Y. have returned to sister ol' the bride, played Men- dress, their food, consisting in Strain & Philadelphia., Forge and engaged in business. A An unusually attractive Children's Patton GKT ALLKN'S lulssulm's bridal and after great measure of snakes, worms, DON'T GKT KOOTSORK ! Mr. Ailor is uow con¬ chorus, few months he the service was held in thc FOOT-KASK Lexington. the mareil bitter herbs, otc. ago purchased Day Metho¬ nected with the Lexington Steam the ceremony wedding business nf Hawkins Bros. dist Church on the third in that eu ns Mr. followed in an ad¬ grocery Bunda? A wonderful powder from Luheiigiin. Thc officiating Shephard wai feet and makes Laundry.

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