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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-18

In buying our fall stock, we have
purchased anu arc receiving the
largest lot of Dress Goods ever
brought to this section. In point
OF variety and quality these dress
goods leave nothing to bo desired.
we arc banking on our display in
this line aud will show them with
no little pride. The stock is so large
and salrable that We can consist
emily sell at small margin of prof
1t. Everybody i'll the county should
make an early visit to our store for
the special purpose of II good. long
look ut our Dress Goods.
BUCHANAN, HARRISON & Co.
Health demands healthy liver.
lake Simmons Liver Krsulaturc for
dyspepsia and Indigestion.
Spring time stirs up the bile. Sim.
NOUS Liver Regulator removes it.
Summer timo brings collie and
stomachache. Simmons Liver Hegulu
tor cures it.
Autumn produces chills and fever
and malaria. &immons Liver Rrgu.
lator prevents thcm.
Simmons Liver LcYulntor ia n most
cxcollont appotizimS tonic.-Saml. $.
Pentz, Chup. to Bishop of North Cal
iFormiu
The well-known Baltimore writer
and authoross. Miss Emma Howard
Wight, and tho artist, Bcrthn Won
lIillerIi, have just returned from IL
trip along the picturesque lino of the
Shenandoah Valley railroad to The
beautiful AMI entcrprising city, Ron
noke, located in the Allosanles, stop
ping at tho artistically arranged "IIo-
tel Roanokc," and along the Norfolk
and Western railroad further into
tho wilds of tho Ailcshnnics to ruzo-
well. stopping Mt tho Central Hotel
Miss Won lIillcrn made several sketch
es, while Miss Wight gather ed mater
ial for future novel. These two
artists are delighted with their trip,
and speak worry highly of tho cordial.
ity of the people, and picturesque
country iii that part Of Virginia and
they expect to visit the samo country
again next Spring.-Staunton Spec
tator.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-18
a MEMORABLE CELEBRATION
AT ATLANTA.

WAsuiNGroN, Oct. If Govern, l
Till, of Now York, and party. consist
ing of Con. Joseph Porter, Gen. j. s
McWann, Col. l.. |. Jadsom. and A.
Blocker Banks, of Albany, Hon.
Roosevelt L. Flower, +. l.. Ridyway,
aud Con. Austin L,thrnp, arrived
here this morning shortly after o
o'clock and wore driven To tho Arl.
ington, whore apartments huL been
secured for thom.
Gov. Hill and party will leave this
evening on special over the Pied
mont Air Line for Atlanta. Ga,
whcrc II grand reception will bo xiv
cn the Governor. lIo will speak nj;
the Piedmont Exposition on We'd,
nos'lny. and grand military review
and sham hattlo has honm arranged
for that day. a feature of tho but
tie will be the review of it from mn
'NI'tSpiio mn ny N'pii. boiill ~. NIOI-
don, now Governor of Georgia, with
his old staff, tho vctcraS who served
with him i'll the late war, Gen James
l.ongstreot and his old staff and GcE
Joseph f.. johnson with his old staff.
II is proposed for them to appear in
the old gray uniforms which tnoy
wore i'll tho last campaign. a regi.
mrnt OF Confederate Veterans and
their old ragged gray uniforms will
charge in tho battle.
CONSUMpTION SURELY CURED
To TIE Eprron Please inform,
your readers tlml | have positive
remedy for the above namcd disease.
by it's use thousands of hopeless
eases have been permanently cured.
| shall be glad 10 send two bot tles of
my remedy FREE to any of your read
ers who have consumption if they
will send mn their express and post
Office address. Respectfully,
II. A. SLOCUM. NJ. G.,
18l Pearl ST.. Now York.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-18
BEWARE OF OVER.CONFID
ENCE.

The Democratic party Of Virginia
cannot be told too often that the
great danger with which they are
confronted is over.conlidence. The
large Republican disaf1ection from
Malone, added to the known Demo
cratic majority in the State whenever
tie full strength OF the party is pol
led, IL very apt 10 begct Il feeling Of
security, which, unless guarded a
gainst, may prove fatal.
II should be constantly borne in
mind that Malone is smart, active,
full of pluck and energy, and that he
is making n desperate fight for his
political life. He has beeen promis.
ed the Federal patronage of the
State, and this is n wonderfully
strong weapon i'll his hands, rs it
will enable him to win votes by the
promise of future reward. OF course
the promises will never be fulfilled in
the majority of cases, but they will
have their effect on election day rs
forcibly as if they were made in good
faith. He also is being supplied
with all the money he asks for the
corruption of voters, and for thor
oughly organizing and conducting
his CANVASS. lilo is acknowledged tc
be q splendid ORGANIZER. and II !.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-18
CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED
NOTICE STOCK HOLDERS.

All the Stock holders of the TaZc
we'll County Agricultural and Mech.
"nical Society are requested Ia
meet ut tho Court house 1T II
o'clock Tuesday Oct. 10Th Court
day.)
j. Il. GILDERSLEEvE
Secretary.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-18
IN TIE GROCERY LINE

We have Arbucklcs Ariosa Coffee, IIowcl's
Rolled Oats list quality, Canned Goods,
Table Salt Choice Tcnrs. Green and Mix
ed; i'll fact we have full line of Grocer
les.
1t is our intention To sell on the small
est margin p ssiblc.
Give ns II call and he convinced.
Orders promptly filled. Goods deliver
cd at short notice.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-18
LOCAL HND GENERAL
VIEWS BRIEFS.

tuwu.
a light snow fell at this place on
Monday.
The new C!oaks for ladies have
arrived at Saunders
Let everybody in reach of town
hear Mckinney tn marrow.
Woven CorScts for ~ 90 at Saun
dcrS'. The best in The world.
Roanoke is developing another
hnom especially in tie industrial
line.
Quite delegation of TazewclI
people went to tho Lynchburs
Fair.
DR.. GiltlcrSlceve has removed his
old residence tO;l lot on Main Street
IiXtcnSion
If you are buyer of children S
shoes. look throu 5h that department
of Saunders store.
Saunders hat department is what
it should be, full of the latest New
York styles.
NIcSSrs. I. Frank & Co, the cloth.
,ierS, keep Il full line of Hats, OF
good make and latest style.
w. G. Pent'cton. amti-Mahoneitr,
puts tho Democratic majority in
tho Ninth district at = 500 to 5000.
a trunk or valiac wanted =? To
be had at
7. Frank & Co.'S.
In Boots and Shoes, Buchanan,
HARRISON & Co. have Il good, hon
est stock, aud they will be sold at
walking prices.
Do not forget to register Those
who are not registered have only a
few days in which to attend to that
Important duty.
Loves Of hats and bonncts for la.
dies and children will grace the mil
linery department Of Saunders store
throughout the season.
In shirts, collars. cuts, handkcr.
chiefs, hosiery, underwear, necliwcar,
gloves and kindred articles, Saun
ders can meet all demands
DR. and Mrs Greever and Mr..
AMI Mrs. Doak have returned from
the grand conclave. knights Tenn
pars, in Washington City.
At il very early day now, it is
understood, trains over the Clincll
Valley road will make regular
schedule to Swords Greek in Rus.
sell county.
The remembrance Of Hon. John
A. Buclanan'S speech when he was
candidate for Congress will cause
the house to lie filled when he
speaks again here on the both.
AIessrS. L Frank & Co. the Taze
well clothiers, have removed to tile
zimmerman block, where more con
renient quarters enable them tc
show to better advantage tleil
fresh stock of goods.
Buchanan, lIarrisson e. Co. carry
general line Of goods and every
department is kept up to the stand
ard though they cannot enter her,
into descriptive detail. The Gus
tom will bu apt to find anything
called for.
Miss Gertrude Saunders, who
started last week for South Caro-
Ina, was taken very i'll in Georgi;
and returned ut once to Lynchburg
Mr.. r. A Saunders met her there
but she was too i'll to come farther
until Tuesday.
Mcssrs. /. Frank & Co speak from
new surroundings and with splcn
did stock behind them. They are il
the store room built especially fo
their business. They expect larg,
trade during tho season, md vii
doubtless have it.
The Burning Of Talmage's taDer
q nacle in Brooklyn Sunday sweep
away unique church edilice.
had Il larger seating capacity thai
any other in America belonging t.
q Protestant denomination. Fiv,
thousand persons could he gather
ed within its walls, all comiortabl,
provided with pew-room, all seeing
the preacher and able to hear hi
voice distinctly.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-18

Cloaks! Cl0aks !-R. A Saun
dcrs has made his cloak department
more attractive than ever. He has
Il full linc Of ladies' cloaks of all
grades made to order for this seal
son. A perfect fit guaranteed. Call
early to secure choice.
The second Store in the Simmer
man building, after having been
fitted up in fine Style, is now occu,
pied by Mr.. A. t. IIargrave, the
Druggist. In the arrangement OF
goods aud dressing up he waS as.
sisted 10y Mr.. Geo. W. Britton, Of
Lynchburg
People arc beginning to talk
about their fall aud winter wear.
No Use talking. Go to [ Frank &
Co.'S. There you will find every.
thing in The clothing line that IL
first class he use keeps. Quality
the best aud prices the lowest that
first class quality permits.
Capt. Mckinncy's appointments
for the 9th District are as follows {:
Tazewcll G. H., October 10; Ruchan.
All &. H., ed; Sand Lick, 23d; Nc
Clurc, 9th; Dickinson 9. H., 18th ;
Pound, 10Th; Guests Station, 2Stl ;
Wise G. H., 20th; Big Stone Gap,
10Th; Clinchport, 3lst.
IL Malone should he Governor
of Virginia the guhcrnalOrial man
sion would he nothing more than II
political faro bank, and ut this time
when the dawn of Il better time
prevails WE woull he put bach,
to II state worse than that Just at
ter the war.-Timcs
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-18

to II state worse than that Just af
ter the war.-TimeS
vIioIsu.) uIaIl nAu9 aus 'uoIplI'I0 pun oiIs uouM
'stIolsul o. Suulo aus 'ssiIe auIpoaq eus usqM
'uIIolsp0 IoJ ps!io GUS 'pup0 svM s,ls uouM
'uIIo,svO Lop oAu3 Fols BUN iqua usYm
Buchanan, HARRISON & Co. have
done we'll again III their selection of
clothing for tho fall and winter On
these goods the same low prices
will prevail as of last year, so that
a suit of clothes may be ii luxury
as well as a necessity As an nd
iunct to this department full line
of Gents Furnishing Goods is car
ried.
DIED at Shawvcrs Mills, Va.
Tuesday morning Oct. Stli, by lung
affection, Geo. w. Sliawver, an old
Soldier q. the cross. After ten days
confinement to HIS bed he laid
down his armor and departed for
the Heavenly Canaan. He has
gone to the land where sickness
pain and death can never he.
Charles Il. Shawver.
marlborough, Ky, booming
town on the Kentucky side of Cum
bcrland Gap, is enjoying a grand
sale of lots. The sale commenced
$3.50 O'Clock Monday evening, and
by night some seventy lots were
sold. bringing about $59,000.-
CruGch'S (Knoxville) band makes
the music and strangers from I'LL
over the country furnish the cash. :
Benjamin Harrison seems to he
one of those prophets that are with
out honor in their own country.
His OWL city Of indianapolis, Il
strongly republican town. has been
carried ny the democrats for the
first time in years. indianapolis,
however, is not the only town that
is very tired of Harrison. The
whole country feels weary, too
Boston Globe.
TIE SHOE SToRE.-Bcfore provid-
ing for the winters foot wear, Saun.
ders' stock of Boots and Shoes
should be examined by all means
The better class Of shoe manufacture
ers have worked the business to so
fine point that fits are as easily
had from stock rs from order To
measure. The manufacturers for
this house have their reputation to
sustain and the proprietor has his
low prices to maintain. He wont be
undersold on like quality.
To the people living in the differ
ent parts of the county, who have
not near them the finer and more
fashionable grades of goods, such as
are kept in city stores, 1 would say
that [ will take special pleasure in
showing them through my stock OF
goods and in meeting their extra
wants. can sell these fine grades
of goods cheaper than if ordered
from the east by mail or express.
Look into this and see if it is not so.
II. A. Saunders.
N. I. world: The Democrats in
: Virginia have been expecting IL
rather easy victory at the State
election to he held in Il few weeks
and consequently they have not
been az alert as they should have
been. Now cones the news that
Quay and Dudley, spurred on by
President Harrison, who is yer,
anxious that Virginia should go
: Republican this year, have made
arrangements to spend lot OF
money to elect Malone, The little
Boss is working hard, and in spite
of that the fact that scores of pro
minent Republicans are against hi>
candidcy he is said to he gatherin 9
together remarkably strong fol
lowing.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-18
GATHERED FROM TIE BEST
MARKETS AND MARKED
AT CLOSE PRICES, AT
T. G.. WITTEN'S.

The public will pronounce my now
stock just what it ought to be in VA
riety, style quality and prices.
The product of long experience
the employment of cash capital, and
u perfect knowledge of what my com
munity needs, give me confidence in
my ability to satisfy.
My old life long cn:tomcrs, the
new ones / have recently gained, and
I'LL persons seeking the most in value
fer the lcast outlay. will find that |
nm KEEPING PACE viii, every
new advantage i'll selecting and bug.
ing. Mine is
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1889-10-18
Boiling Il .cf,
PROVISIONS.

We buy our -four direct from the mills,
therefore get il cheaper than it can DO
bought from second hands. Every barrel
is guaranteed.
Snow Flake. the best we IRE soil
ing, delivered ut 5000
Satisfaction, very superior flour, 500
Extra, 500
Besides -four VIC keep n full stock of
SALT MEATS of all kinds, LARD, MEAL.
SALT and irst class article of HONEY
DRIP SYRUP at so cents per gallon. We
have not space to mention one half. Come
and see for yourself.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14

BEE, IL would be we'll to call the attention Of
our readers TO the progress made by the
paper itself in its endeavor TO take its place
among the first class newspapers THE DAILY
BEE was organized by MIR. Edward Rose r.
water who is still the editor and controlling
spirit in the enterprise, and il Is
largely owing to his indomitable
will and untiring energy, that the
paper has reached the position which IL
holds and maintains to-day. When The BEE
first made its appearance in vi, 1t was two
page, five column sheet, and not very prepos-
sessiug in appearance. Five hundred copies
were printed, and as the leading theater in
town had all of the front page but two col
umns, for its programmes, three hundred
copies were distributed as such. In June,
of that year, the paper was enlarged, and
from that time TO the present IL has steadily
increased In both size and circulation, until
now, instead Of five hundred copies of two
pages, run of on hand press 1t is an eight
page, seven column newspaper, printed with
the latest improved machinery, and having a
daily circulation Of from eighteen to twenty
thousand copies. The Commercial Union ex-
tends its congratulations to THE DAILY BEE,
and sincerely hopes that its future may be as
successful as its past.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14

by the fall OF Bastille, It instanta-
neously congeals into one crystal
lized mass Of sharp-cutting steell''
The death-kuell OF monarchy and OF
despotic rule in France had been
sounded. In that same hour when the
Bastille fell liberty for Frenchmen be-
came assured, though that priceless
boon was yet TO be threatened with
many dangers, and to be finally
achieved only after many terrible strug-
giles and severe trials.
Now, after century OF varied exper-
iment and experience, France is in the
full enjoyment OF the freedom for
which, on July IA, 1889, Frenchmen
struck the first blow that re-
sounded through the world and
aroused the people Of the entire
nation to revolution. Some things, in
deed, she has yet to learn in order to
perfect republican government and in
stitutions. There are faults in her sys-
tenn to be removed, weak spots that
need to be strengthened. There are
false ambitions, also, to be overcome,
and insidious foes to be guarded
against. But the principles of popular
liberty have become firmly rooted in the
hearts of her people, and whatever else
may happen France will never again be
monarchial. To-day people OF all nation
alities throng the French metropolis
in attendance upon the great exposi-
ton which celebrates the be-
ginning and progress of republican gov
ernment in that country. Looking upon
the Paris OF to-day with its nearly
three millions Of inhabitants, its his
torical monuments-not the least inter
esting OF. which is that which marks
the place where stood the Bastille-its
treasures of art, and all its magnificent
evidence of enlightenment mt and progress,
Frenchmen may we'll honor with all
the enthusiasm of their natures the one
hundredth anniversary OF the event
which marks the beginning OF the great
struggle for liberty in France.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14


Wednesday brought us No. of the nine
teenth yearly edition of the OMAHA BRE. 1t
is in the highest sense an anniversary issue.
Its sixteen page daily, containing in addition
to the current news review Of the trials
and difficulties together with the successes
and triumphs Of the eighteen years Of its
past history, in which 1t has grown from the
day of small things to daily issue of nearly
twenty thousand. 1t is printed on superb
web perfecting presses, and issued from the
new BEE building, one of the most imposing
and substantial business structures in the
country, which is o mon ument in itself to in.
dustrv, good management and untiring perse-
veranoe that ought to satisfy the ambition
of any ordinary newspaper publisher.
The BEE has exerted marked
influence on all the material interest of the
city OF Omaha and has been potent agency
in promoting the progress and Ill securing
for the state OF Nebraska its present high
position. Intrenched rs 1t is in one of the
great centers of western civilization, possess
ing all the advantages and appointments that
modern invention can PROVIDE it is capable of
welding power that is grand and beni6
cent when used in favor Of the right, but
which 1t uare not use in behalf Of wrong.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14

ness, and the nearly universal desire to
reach an objective point with as little
delay rs possible, induce the great ma
jority OF them to ride. In this particu-
lar Englishmen are wiser. They be-
lieve IN walking, and they get both
health and recreation from it, for 1t is n
fact which, any man who sits much dur
ing the day may demonstrate to his own
satisfaction, that walk will relieve
rather than induce fatigue. But granting
that all Americans are not as careful as
they should be to do those things which
are essential to the preservation Of
stamina and the promotion OF long life,
vet the facts obtainable show that in
their average condition they are not
declining, but, on the contrary, are
doing as we'll as most other people in
the matter Of increased longevity. And
under prevailing conditions there Is
every reason TO expect that the next
generation will show anotable improve
ment in the physical qualities Of our
people over the present.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14

THE Concord school Of philosophy is
no more. The announcement OF its de-
mise was to be expected. The able body
Of men beginning with Emerson and
Thoreau and ending with Alcott gave
it virility and individuality which their
successors were unable to impart. The
Concord school was itself select and
aristocratic body. It's scope was mar
rowed and de iling alone with abstruse
problems uf metaphysics. 1t never
could appeal to the general public for
support no matter how eager the aver
age man might be to sit at the feet Of
philosophers. Its place, nevertheless,
has been supplied by that summer school
now so popular all over the country
known as the Chautauqua. Its cur
riculii embrace everything from music
to art and from political economy to the
dead languages. It's influence is re-
fining and elevating whether or no it
is able to turn out finished students in
three weeks course. 1t cannot be de-
MED, however, that it is reviving a
love OF culture for It's own sake, and
where the seeds OF learning are so
pleantlfully sprinkled it must be bar
rem soil indeed it some do not take root.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14

THE death of Mrs. ex-President John
Tyler at the advanced age of sixty-nine
years took place few days ago at
Richmond, Va. She became the wife
of President Tyler some time after his
entrance into the white house and
shared with Mrs. Cleveland the honor
OF being married. to president in
office. AS the mistress of the white
house during the stormy term of her
husband, Julia Tyler was renowned for
her hospitality and grace.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14
The Common Lot.
Ella Wheeler TilcOr,


1t is q common fate-a woman's lot
To waste on one the riches of her soul,
Who takes the wealth She gives him, but
cannot
Repay the interest, much less the whole.
AS look up into your eyes, and wait
For some response to my fond gaze and
touch,
1t seems to me there is no sadder fate
Than to be doomed to loving overmuch.
Are you not kinda Ah, yes so very kind
So thoughtful of my comfort, and so true
Yes, yes, dear heart; but ], not being blind
Know that am not loved, as love you.
One tenderer word, little longer kiss
Will fill my soul with music and with
song;
And If you seem distracted, or I miss
The heart-tone from your voice, my worl d
goes wrong.
And oftentimes you think me childish
weak
When at some thoughtless word the tears
will start;
You cannot understand how aught you
speak
Has power to stir the depths Of my poor
heart.
l canot help it, dear-I wish could,
Or feign indifference where | now adore;
For If I seemed to love you less you would,
Man like, have no doubt, love me the
more.
'Tis sad gift, that much applauded thing,
constant heart; for fact doth daily
prove
That constancy finds oft a cruel sting,
While tickle natures win the deepest love.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14
The Editorial "We."

The Wasp acknowledges the receipt Of
very fine cake from Mrs. Thomas Boice and
Mrs. w. d. Cutlery. And now, as we
promised, we shall not say another word
about that tea party. We had calculated to
tell the whole facts in the matter, but we
are human and can sympathize with the
ladies, and, as we said before, we will not
say another word about 1t. George Stocking
was up himself yesterday and we had talk
with him, but the cake came later and 1t IS
such an elegant one that we must keep our
mouth shut and say nothing more about the
matter at all. We are sorry we promised,
but can't go back omit now.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14
MIR. Sullivan and Mr. Jackson.

Upon the basis of manhood, as entertained
by MIR. Sullivan, Mr.. Jackson is certainly
quite as noble specimen, and for aught the
champion knows he may be tho better man
Of the two. A man whose practices are as
british and rufiianly as those of Sullivan
cannot further degrade himself than he has
already DONE While there are thousands Of
negroes who are superior TO him from any
point of view, nothing has yet been deyel-
oped in Mr.. Jacksons career that places Sui
livan In any danger OF degrading himself
should he meet him IN the ring. On the
other hand, it is not at all impossible that as
sociation with MIR. Jack son, even within the
close contguity Of the ring, might improve
Mr., Sullivan.
Omaha daily bee., 1889-07-14
None Equal to It.
TORONTO lOnt.l Globe.

VTTUUt.
THE OMAHA BEE has erected q beautiful
new building, which is the largest newspa-
per building on the globe, the total floor
space being 125,OO0 feet. There are some
newspaper buildings higher, but none eqaal
to 1t in imposing architecture, distribution
of light and ventilation, elegance of finish
and perfect fire-proof construction. It's
counting room is furnished in oak and wal
nut, and its reporters write modern items on
tables of antique oak. THE BEE is eighteen
years old and prosperous, and the chances are
that in its new hive 1t will long continue to
distil sweetness, and TO sting only when ab-
solutely necessary.