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Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1888-07-18

~ Trans leave Altoona for points South, AT
40 n' % M IL so p m. 90 p m
90 p m, 90 IN so pr m.
Trains arrive at Altoona from points
outh' at 80 a M. Fl % a m. 30 D m. s.
% p ~ . ~ 7. m. 90 p m. and 10 IS .
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-08-03
HOW WE ARE ROBBED.

The citizens of this country are
getting very tired of paying forty
and twenty dollars for suits Of
clothes that but for our nearly 10
per cent. duty on wooden goods of
this kind they would get for about
twenty. four and twelve dollars. The
Mills bill would bring down the cost
of those suits to about thirty-four
and seventeen dollars. Now where
does the difference of eight and six
teen dollars go? To the wealthy
wooden manufacturer, to buy floral
decorations for his table end to wash
down his pheasant with champagne.
Ii ever there was band of obedient
toilers pinching themselves for the
necessities of life in order to furnish
luxuries TO favored class of task
masters it has bsen large and de
luded part of the American people.
Fortunately The deceived are being
undeceived aud men are learning that
they have been duped by those who
have taught them Tint the only way
to promote prosperity is fol- more
than seventeen million lab orers in
different callings to share their hard
earninus with not mora thap onn
hundred thousand capitalists in or
der to induce them to employ not
more than one eleventh, possibly NOT
moro than one seventeenth of their
number at the lowest wages for
Which they will consent to work.
That is proteclionism How much
longer will such fraudulent system
be tolerated by intelligent American
citizens Estate.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-08-03

sAmphitheatre," known MS the gym
nasium, Which recently safely shell
tered thousands of commencement,
is one of the most graceful and at.
tractiye objects on tho campus, The
bricks are now being made for the
"Sciehce Hail." which we hope to
have completed before winter.
In one direction We seem to have
been unlucky. Oar presidents have,
of late years, been in such great de-
mand elsewhere that we can't retain
our hold upon them. Tho curators
of other and wealthier institutions
seem to take it without question that
a president of Emory and Henry is
the very man they want, and they
get him by oyerbidding Lately how
ever, the table has been turned upon
at least one of them handsomely by
the election Of Maj. Jones and his
acceptance of the new position,
which was secured not by over, but
by under bidding, is the best owl
dence of his confidence in Emory and
Henry, an institution that he thor.
oughly understands. The college is
well equipped, and it's friends and
patrons may feel confident that the
work of the next year will be fully
up to what has beou done heretofore.
10 our former students, and espe-
cially to those who expect to return
to Emory, It will be gratifying to
learn that Mr., and Mrs. Thomas j.
Warren will take charge of the Byars
Boarding House. We predict rush
toward That quarter by those who
have Mt any time been their boarders.
VIII not the yocng men of Taze.
well and other counties, who wish
first rate college education at very
moderate cost, at least look this way
and call for information, which will
be freely given by catalogue and
otherwise, before they leap in any
other direction (? jas. a. DAVIS.
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EMORY LETTER.

Mr.. Editor we OH this
side of Clinch Mountain have
watched with great interest the pro
gross made by our friends in Taze-
well and other adjoining counties in
the internal improvements that Will
result in developing theii material
resources, and their general advance
ment in whatever affects social life,
will you allow us to assume. that the
many friends of Emory and Henry,
OH your side, are not indifferent to
what may affect it's welfaret for many
of your best and foremost men were
educated here. The bonds of steel
that now unite the sections, though
the links are somewhat lengthy, bring
them into closer union and sympathy
Those of us, who have often spent
portions of our vacation in your
grassy valleys, in full view of those
biuhu Cuo1ciioooi iHouutilLS, HHu Ill
the pleasant homes of your generous
people, would be happy indeed to be
there now. renewing old Friendships
and enjoying your scenery during
these days of burning heat. But it
seems that in some measure the fates
are against us, or at least that duty
orders it otherwise. Two of our
Professors are now in Europe trying
among it's old Universities to get
their torches all afane for the work
of illumination here when they return
to their work, beginning the second
Thursday in September. Our newly
elected president, Maj. r. w. Jones.
SO long and o'favorably known by
all our people as the efficient presi-
dent of Martha Washington College,
md more recently as Professor of
Chemistry, NC, in the University OF
Mississippi, has not reached us yet,
consequently, but few of the faculty
remain, and some of us, including
your correspondent, are ordered to
"stay by the stuff" and superintend
necessary repairs and improvements.
These are going forward. a. stately
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-08-03
ALL HIGnLY pleased.

II. &. Evans, secretary and trea.
snrer Roane Iron Company, Rock.
wood. Tenn: Knives received (pre
miums to Chattanooga Weekly
Times), aud distributed o. k; nion
are all highly pleased with them.
Chattanooga Weekly Times, with
premium knife, Sl.5o year. Adj
dress Times Printing Co., Chattan.
ooga, Tenn.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-08-03
THE SEVENTEENTH SESSION Of
q THE
AGRICULTURAL AND

NECHANICAL COLLEGE,
Will commerce. on Wednesday, September
II, 1888. The location of the Virginia Ag
ricultural Experiment Station on the Col
lege farm gives superior advantages 10 the
Students III Agriculture. The Machine
Shop has received additional improved
machinery and offers special inducements
to the Students in Mechanics. A Busi-
ness Course, including Typewriting, also
forms part of tho curriculum. Tuition
free For catalogue and further iuformal
zion apply to l.. u. LCMAX. Prest,
Blacksburg, ya.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-08-03

The way in which business is
conducted at tAe National Demo.
cratic headquarters in this city
gives satisfaction to every compe.
tent observer. 1t moves like clock
work. 1t is evident that it is under
the direction of men accustomed to
the practical management of bust
ness affairs OH large scale. Chair
man Brice seems to be familiar
with all the details that are brought
under his notice, and lie often as
tonishes local politicians by his
knowledge Of matters pertaining to
their special interests. Every man
who visits headquarters finds it
easy to transact his business with.
out circumlocutiOn or waste of time
Yet Chairman Brice is constantly
making new arrangements to facili.
tate the great work of the cam
paign, and it looks as though moth
lug that can be done to secure sue
cess would be left undone. The
organization of the Democratic
party for the Presidential canvass
of this year is excellent, and the
party is to be graduated on the
faCt.-N. Z. Sun.
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SOUTHWEST VA. INSTITUTE.
. FOR YOUNG LADIES
GLADE SPRING. wASHINGr0N co.,
VIRGINIA =

v 1h3lN1A.
NJ. M HApoRoyE, A. NJ, Principal
The fifth annual session will begin Scr,.
isti. 1888. Tho building will eenlarsed
during the present summer, aud. accom-
ioodations provided for 100 boarde,s.
Glade Spring is 1890 feet above the sea-
enjoys a, delightful climate and is sur
surrounded by beautiful scenery.
Twelve officers and tcnchers devote nil
OF their time to the school, Thorough i'll
struction given il full collegiate and pre-.
paratory courses, including Music and Art
livery year since the establishment of
the school has been. marked by latge in
crease in the patronage. Pupils last sos
sion from eight States.
Terms for scholastic year, $3.50. This
is tor board, fuel, light !, etc., with tuition
In entire collegiate course, including mu-
SIC, vocal and instrumental, and use of
piano.
Drawing, Painting and caliothcnics
extra.
For catalogue apply to
REV. j. II. HARRISON, or to
n. G. ST.. JonN, Business Manager,
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Clinch Valley News,
FRIDAYS AUGUsTia. 1855
. = Z
sLOGdL AN.D GENERAE
NE us BRIEFS.

~ ~ w ~ 0hI1 IT'D.
Mr.: Geo. W; Iost is quite ill Of
typhoid fever
Mrs. Suthers continues very i'll at
the home OF Mr.. Crawford.
Work has begun OH the fohuda-
ton at THE Tazewell depot.
Parties having BOOKS belonging
to Prof. ID. N. Croft are asked to
leave tlieii ut tliis Office.
The appearance of the Christian
church property has been improved
Hgaiu by neat fence about the yard.
1t is seldom that Tazewell is'sub.
jectcd to hot weather, but the pres.
ent week has been painfully warm.
Editor Edwin Barbour, Culpeper
county, was acquitted of the muir
der of Ellis Williams at his recent
trial.
DIR. Simons Dirrhoea and Cholera
Medicine should be in every house
hold. Chapman, White, Lyons Il
Co., Proprietors.
The carpenter force which has
Just completed rhe depot at Elk.
horn, has moved up to the first sta
ton of the Clinch Valley railroad.
Mr.. John Emshweller has return
ed to his duties from a short vaca.
ton at the Montgomery White, and
reports a lively season at that re
sort.
Rev. Mr.. Johnson, formerly pas
tor of the Presbyterian church, in
company with his family. has been
visiting old friends in the county
during the week.
The teachers recently elected for
the ensuing session of The Tazewell
High School are as follows, Prof. G.
ID. Kregloe, of Lexington, Principal,
Miss Kate Russell, of Farlnville, AS
sistant, and Miss Kate Cabell, Of
Lowisburg, teacher of Music.
FLUX AND DYsENTERY can be
cured with DR.. Simons Diayhoeu
and CholeM Medicine, safe, sure,
simple and effective. Should he kept
in every family. Collie Cramps and
all affections OF Stomach and Bowels.
Don't fail to ask FOR it. Price 25
cents.
We handle Il full line of the BAY
State Boots and Shoes from clIilds'
shoes No. 3 to mems No. IS. These
hrc the best shoes OH the market.
The best evidence that they arc
the best is that every large dealer
handles thcm if lie can get them,
and small dealers say their shoes
are just Gas good as the Buy
State"
BUCHANAN, HARRISON Il Co.
:. The entire yearly expenses of a
boarding pupil at the Tazewell Fe
male Seminary, including board,
furnished room, fuel, lights, tuition
and contingent fees, amount to
only SILT to sI32, according to
classification. Music, as M extra,
only $50, The tuition and fees Of
day pupils for Il year amount to
only SIT to S32. No female insti
tuition of like advantages offers
such Inducements.
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- ~ -
AFFLICTED WITH BOILS.
PnINeLE, Ga. April 20, 1888

PnINeLE, GA. April 20, 1888.
Swift's Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga
Gentlemen Allow me to say that
S. s. S. has proved to be as good aa
it is recommended to be. About six
years ago was afflicted with boils.
They began in February and con.
tinued until fall. My body was Gov
cred with the corrupted matter. I
used S. s. 8. and can safvly say that
L have not had II single boil since.
S. S. S. will always do tho work.
You can use this certificate for the
good it may do others.
II. w, Brooks,
Pringle, Washington County, Ga.
Waco, TEXAS, May 8, 1883.
Gentlemen The wife of one of
my customers was terribly afflicted
with loathsome skin disease, that
covered her whole body. She was
confined to her bed for several yeals
by this affection, and could not help
herself at all. She could not sleep
from violent itching and singing
of the skin. Tho disease baffled the
skill of tho physicians who treated it.
Her husband began finally giving
his wife Swift's Specific, and she
commenced to improve almost i'm
modiutcly, and in n few weeks she
WIS apparently we'll She is now
hearty, fine looking lady, with no
trace of the afliiction left.
j. e. SEARS,
Wholesale Druggist, Austin Ave.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis.
eases mailed free.
THE SWIFT Specific Co., Drawer 3,
Atlanta, Cru.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-08-03
WAN TED.
THE STAR.
A GREAT NATIONAL DEMOCRAT
NEtuCD DI,n

a GREAT NATIONAL DEMOCltATIC
NEWSPAPER
The Star is the only New York ncwspa-
per possessing the fullest confidence of
tho National Administration and tho
United Democracy of New York, the po-
litical battle ground of the Republic.
JctFcrsonian Democracy, pure and sim
pie, is good enough for the Star. Single
handed among the metropolitan press, it
has stood by the men called by the great
Democracy to redeem the government
from twenty-five years of Republican
wastefulness and corruption and despot-
ism to the Sohth. For these four years
past it has been unswerving III it's fidelity
to the administration of Grover Cleveland
IL is for linn uow-Cloyclnnd and Thurman
for four years more of Democratic hon
esty i'll our national affairs, and Of con-
tinued national tranquility and prosperity
For people who like that sort of Demo
crazy the Star is The paper to read
The Sunday Star is rs good rs the best
class magazine, and prints about the same
amount Of matter.
The Weekly Star is large paper giving
the cream of the news the world over, with
special features which make il the most
complete family newspaper published.
The farmer. the mechanic, the business
man too much coupled TO read daily
paper, will get more for bis dollar invest
ed i'll the Weekly Star THAN from any other
paper. II will lie especially alert during
the campaign, and will print tho freshest
aid most reliable political news.
Terms to Subscribers, Postage Free:
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A free copy of Tho e,kly Star to the
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more will be sent for the remainder of this
year for Forty cents for each Subscription
Address, THE STAR.
Broadway and Park Place, New York.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-08-03
TAzEwErL c. H., VA.

Regular meetings end and 4th Monday
nights of each month.
An Masons are cordially invited to at
tend.
by order oftlie Worshipful Master.
y. i. BROWN, Sec'y.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-08-03
NOTICE.

Having now the agency of the Ag-
riculturnl Insurance Co. MS we'll MS
the Va. Fire y Marine Insurance Co.,
with good faciliclcs for placing risks
l api able to accommodate all persons
wanting insurance. 1 do business on
ly with Cos. in the state or having
the deposits required by law.
Mar.4,tf. J. W. CHAPMAN.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-08-03
WIIY?

Greeyer & Go. have tho kind Of
goods that merit patronage. and that
golden rule of theirs as to price al
ways concludes bargain.
Greeycr & Companys Diagonals
from $3.50 up.
The great sale Of exceptional value
Overcoats at Greevcr & Co.'S, seems
to have been just what hundreds of
people were looking for. Anyway
they were entirely satisfied.
Greeyer & Cos. goods are all good.
There is not a shoddy article in the
house. If the goods are cheap. they
are marked so, that sales may pro.
gress without friction or loss of time.
To remove any shadow oC doubt
as to quality and price of Grccver &
Company's Clothing you must come
and see. This privilege costs nothing,
but will be source Of profit and
pleasure to you.
If you are uncertain as to your
Christmas Present. allow Greeyer &
Co. to make suggestion to you in
tic clothing and furnishing line.
The demand for overcoats at
dreever & Cos has been so great
that they have been compelled to lay
i'll another large stock OF them which
will be sold ut the usual very low
prices.
Greover e. Co. are selling for cash
and will give you better bargains in
Clothing, Hardware. &c. than you
can get anywhere else in the country.
Call and be convinced when in need
of anything in their line.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-08-03

" IRGIN1A:-1 the Clerks Office of
the Circuit Court of Tazcwell County,
July 20, A. D., 1883.
Joseph s. Moss, George W. Moss and
Simon Kelly, late merchants and part
hers under the firm name and style of
Moss Bros. d Kelly, Oomplainants,
We.
j. d. Jamison, Defendant.
IN CHANcERY.
Tho object of this suit is TO subject the
undivided interest of the defendant in n
tract of land lying on Little Creek, near
Burk's Garden, in Tazewell County, Yir-
ginia, to the payment of debt owing By
the said defendant 20 the complainnnts
and to sell the same for satisfaction of said
debt; and II appearing from sufficient evil
dence on file in this Office, thdt the de.
PENDANT il not resident of this G .mmon-
wealth, it is ordered that he appear here
within fifteen days after the due publica-
tion of this order and do what may be
necessary to protect his interests in this
suit; and tilat copies hereof be published
and posted as prescribed by law.
Copy-Testo:
II. BRITAIN, DC.
HENRY * GRAHAM, p. q. july AIT
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CRIPPLE CREEK BRANCH.-Leavc
Pulaski 6:3o a. M. and 2:40 p. III. daily ex-
cept Sunday.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-08-03

The New York Christian Union
thus frankly states the relative po-
sitions of the two parties on the
tariff:
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-08-03

Leave Graham 1927 p. NJ, arrive Bristo
1873 p. III.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-08-03

Leave Graham 1850 a. m, arrive Lynch.
burg 2:25 p, H.. arrive Bristol 400 p. IN
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For furthcrin Internationally to Tick
ct Agent; at Depot or to
w. B. BEyILL.
Gen'l Pass. & Ticket Agent.
Roanoke, Va.
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Sleeping cars on all trains.

Connects with Lynchburg with Ylrgini,
Midland Railroad for the North and East
and Mt Roanoke with Shenandoah Valley
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REP. DEM.
Tax on tobacco Abolish. Modify,
lax on alcohol Reduce or
abolish. Retain.
Tax on raw mate
rails Retain. Abolish.
Tax on necessities Retain. Reduce.
Tax ON Injuries Retain. Retain,
Chief object of tax Protection. Revenue
Expenditures Liberal. Economical
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-08-03

EAzEwELL LODGE A. i. &
l. Am. No. 02.
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NORFOLK & WESTERN RAILROAD.
Time Table iii effect May IA, 1883.
Trains leave Grahim,
EASTWARD
No. 22.-7:5o n. m. daily.
No. 24.-3:27 p. M. Z"
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-WESfWARD--
No. 21.-S:57 a. III. daily.
No. 23.-2:53 d. m.
Southern live-stock journal. (Starkville, Miss.) 1876-1891, 1888-02-02
STARK WILLIE. MISS. FEB. 2, 1883.

what a brutel What would Celia say
now?
The flu K hid reached the toni
toes. She could see them content
s'ally peckii & there-a dozen of them.
What should she do?
The old man raised his bead at
this juucture and looked at her.
Maggie looked sternly into his sharp
little eyes.
II want to ask you, sir" she said
with severity, "about your hens.
They're running my tomatoes a.
last as they can, and I've worked
aver them all summer; and We can't
aff ,rd to lose them. Won't yon--"
She stopped-not because she had
finished. but because Mr.. Tislale,
after 4 blinking Inspection of her,
hadtuvned about and gone on hoe
ing without a responsive syllable.
Maggic's face barn ID hotly, her
pretty lips trenlbl .a.
3 Ii were ma II she murmur-
ed with her little brown hands
A4,s.-.zssl.sa.. -. ~. 1T
does he mean by It? rno btastt',
The clucking in the tomato patch
had reached atriumpIiant pitch, and
and fresh flock had wandered
through the fence.
Maggie forgot Air. Tisdale. The
hack was coming down the street
from the noon train, laden with pas
sensers; but she cared not for the
observation of hack passengers; nor,
for the matter, OF kings and qneens.
She seized her white, cru FED
apron in her trembling hands and
rushed toward the garden.
There was 4 wild cackling, a
frightened leeping Of little yellow
balls, and 4 irenzied scattering.
"Shoo-sh'o!" cried Maggie, her
voice unsteady with indignation and
approaching tears. '.SHoo!n
Ifthe hens were alarmed and tenn
porarily routed, the hriiliantly-iint-
ed, sulky-eyed rooster was not.
He stood motionless on the spot
where Maggl.'s onslaught had found
--',iotinf,rss -ave for rising, q
swelling and ~ trembling of his gay
resi- cesnb, while his eyes grew lieic-
sr.fss
Maggie Siiauk Gut aprou with ~.
clonlc energy.
You iinpudcnt sl,l thing!" Sue
cried, the laughter struggling througii
her tears, and charged upon him val
iantly.
She felt sudden whir in the air,
an aagry upraiSing of yellow legs
and bright feathers, and She put her
h;tn,ls to ner face with i little scream.
! \ sharp peck came down on hel
fingers; She heard his tiutterlng wing
III the air, close ut her face.
She lowered her head into hel
apron, aud fought ut him, witt OF,
courageous fist. And then she Learc
Southern live-stock journal. (Starkville, Miss.) 1876-1891, 1888-02-02

manded, breathlessly. fney keep
hens-yes, there arc fifty ii there :
one; and there ain a sign of u hen
park; and I've just been Christening
them out OF my toinatscs-My ToMA,
Tors!' said Maggie, alnsostteartully
"flie fence-pickets are 81 wide aparl
they can hop rigiton. They'll have
to put up another fence, that's all" !"
They seem like nice, quiet peo-
pie" Celia commented. Il presume
they'll be willing to do something .
Nice and quiei!' said Maggie
with sarcasm. Il should think SO.
The pokiest old couple you ever saw
Seventy, it they re day, and well,
just misers; Iknow they are. He
wha s the. name? Tisdale? Well,
Mr.. Tisdaie, he wears the dreadful
est old lotteS; u coat that's JUS,
shabby, and Il bcnt-in hat. And rhs,
goes about in an old blue sacque thai
must have come out OF the raghag;
anl you ought to see her bonnet
such a thing
---~-saaIs4sisa.lasa--ti,eA u. .ii. I
cunstances, said Celia, rcproslng-
ly.
"With that loyely house and fur
nlshings?' said Maggie, unan~wera-
bly,. "Oh, mol And--to co ne back
to the hens they must tx the fence,
| can't lose my lovely tomatoes.
Think OF all the cans we were to
have, Celia-.Ci.ili sauce and pickles,
and the little yellow ones in pre-
serves! Oh, | won't give them up
to Mr. ri,dslle's hen-r'
And Maggie wandered into the
yard again IN airnless anxiety.
slr. Ttsdale wa- ju ,turerthe fence,
! haelng about the roots of grape
vine. Maggie looked at him in con-
Itemipttlous astani-hmenl. What
niggar,llincss! IL do himself, aud at
his age, work which he couldso we'll
afford 10 hire down. sHe was decid-
ediy Communicating. he had a
broad face anil small eyes, and IA
stulby gray beard, and he had TN i,
coat with trayed sleeves and patch
ou its back
Maggie stood 'irresolute SIR To-
dale did not laak >itvitiag. rhc,l
she stepped t. tan' i,.stree tirnly.
Even then 4 sir.,gviing hock
headed by q highly suipred rooster,
was coming through the pickets and
toward the tomatoes.
"Mr risdale!'' said Maggie, tim
idly.
Mr.. Tisdale hoed on without re-
spon~e.
MIR TiSdlI,l" she repeated.
lie did ii tafA the fraction of an
inch Maggie gaz,'i at him.
IF you please =" /" She cried, with
the strength of Indignation.
But her ncighhpr stopped to un-
clog his hoe in utter silcnwe.
Maggie gispcd. What u boor!