Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1888-04-06

| OF the ten PERSONS tried DIT this
term of tue court for completely in
the Pocahontss riot, the jury re-
turned a verdict of guilty agajnst
hire, fixing tic punishment at ~
hours in jail and fines ranging
from $25 to 800. This was after.
ward modified by arrangement in
lieu of in appeal.
Attention is called to the adfer-
tiselnent of Mr.. NJ. NJ. Morriss to be
found in this issue. Mr.. AIofriss'
house is we'll known throughout
Southwest Virginia as leader in ag-
ricultural implements, engines, Saws,
mills, shifting, &c. He is sole agent
for the Johnston Harvester goods
and tho Thomas RaLes.
We handle u full line of the Bay
State Boots and Shous from childs'
shoes No. 2 to mems No. 13. These
ore the best shoes Oh the market.
The best evidence that they are
the best is that every large dealer
handles them if lie can get them,
and small dealers say their shoes
arc just Gas good rs the B!sy
State"
BUCHANAN, HARRisoN & Co.
Mr.. t. G. Witten, our veteran
merchant, makes his bow to the
public this week through the NEWS
1t will pay you to look through his
new stock. He has abandoned
all idea Of going out of tho bust
ness, and has concluded to "die in
the harness." AS he is no stranger
here, we need say nothing about
promises. He will make them
good.
The municipal election passed of
very quietly on Monday, about one
half tho full vote being polled, there
being but one ticket in the ield,with
the following result
Mayor-Mr 9. Il. Hopkins.
Aldermen-M essrs. b. w. Stras,
G. w. Greever, G. A. Thompson,
Geo. w. Gillespie and II. W. pubst.
Recorder-Mr. Jno. N SPOTS.
Sergeant-AIr. A. A. Thompson.
An eye witncss reports to- some
Of the manGuvres i'll Wise and
Dickinson counties. An armed
force Of about $50 men was en-
countere1 by the engineers in the
former county. Our townsman Jos.
Kelly for v;tlor on the "GloodIcss"
field Of battle WIS promoted to the
command in Dickinson county. He
was given three corps of surveyors,
with orders to await tile arrival of
U. s. troops.
Ii you nave ever ordered by mail
from the cities i'll Dry Goods line,
and have Il curiosity to know
whether the price you paid was
high or low, compare with my |
goods. 1 tiuy from importers and |
know that l sell cheaper than re-
tail city stores, for my expenses
are not so great. rumaged New |
York over to set the very newest
and prettiest of everything, and |
want the people to see them.
r. A. SAUNDERS.
The serious question TINT suggests
itself to tho Democrats of the coun
try is this: Will AR. Carlisle exert
his great abilities to uphold the Mills |
bill as it is, or will he, in obedience
to his known craftsmanship, seek to
unite his party by such compro
mise bill rs will give satisfaction 10 nj
Democrats from all sections. His
opportunity is grand. IL is in his
power to make his whole party say
of him, "Well done. good and faith
full servant" etc, Will he do this
Is he so welded to the kentucky
idea that he will be for rule or ruin ?
To the ladies living away from
town and who may be prevented
from making a personal inspection
ofmy stock of goods by reason of
bad weather OF other cause, 1 will
send samples of'my beautiful styles
of Spring Dress Goods, Ribbons,
haces, White Goods, &c, if they !
will l. l..