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l)IIlD.

On Monday, the 22d, Mrs. Jane
Grecvcr, widow of the late Mr..
Alex. Grcever and daughter of the
late General Rees Il. Bowen.
On Saturday last, Mr.. John G.
Hopkins, an old citizen of Tazcwell
county. Deceased had been i'll del.
icate health for some time but died
tery suddenly.
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RIDDLE ON BRADY.

Senator Ril,llebcrger, before lie
left here on Saturday, said he al.
ways knew that Brady could not he
trusted further than weak man
could throw Il bull by the tail, and
that the difference between Brady
and Judas was that the latter was
the better man as after receiving
his thirty pieces Of silver he went
out and burst himself asuntler i'm
the midst. President Harrison, he
said, had sold out, as Arthur did,
but would receive even less than
Arthur did in return. Col. Brady
told IL friend here last Saturday
that Mr.. John s. Wise would get
tho Richmond postoilice, and that
Prof. Langston had telegraphetl
him, Brady, that he heartily ap.
proved the compromise. Washing.
ton Cor. Of Alexandria Gazette.
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READERS OF THU SHWS.

The Southeast Virginia Improve
ment Company's stor6 ut pocahon-
taS has now on hand All ili,lhenSo
stock of the latest designs IN all
grades of wall paper, and at prices
that might coiiimand your patron
age.
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mourning be wofn during the neSt
month.
Resolved; That the Tasewell Index
and CLiNcH VALLEY News be furnish
ed with copy OF these resolutions
for publication.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Tnzcwell G.
VII, Nu ,Julv IL lSSu

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Tnzcwen G.
VII, Nn.. July Is, 1859.
Blair B. lIarman, J. n. Hartman, admins
TRAITOR with The will annexed of Henry Il.
llarnan, deceased, Aluynndcf L.. liar
man, Joseph IL. llarmnm, j. II. Simmer
man and Elizabeth G.. his wife. John A.
Davidson and Matte j., his wife, a. Il.
White and Eugcnia, his wife. G.. w.
Doak and Rose A., his wife II. L. HAIR
man, ~. q. kiscr aud Hattie c., his wife
and Rose Belle lIarnnn, mn infnat uu-
Ucr II years IF age WHO sues by IL. H.
llarman, her uncle and next fricntla-all
of whom sue Ms we'll for themselves II,
tho other creditors of Henry Harrison,
deceased, who will come in and contrib
ute to the cOr.N of this suit,
Cumplainants,
against
John q Watts, administrator of Henry
llnrriEson, deceased, Elizabeth Harris,
son, Rufus Brewster aud Vicy, his wife,
Willinm lmndy and Sarah, his vito. vii.
liam lIGrrisson, james Dalton nnd Eliza
beth. his wife, Guy T. lIarrisson. George
Mcclure and Elton, his wife, s. s.. +.
liarman, Recs q. liurrisson, William
Whitley md Cosby, hiH wife, Charlotte
llnrrisson, Belle llarrisson, Joseph lTnr
risson and Harriet llurrisson Uhc lust G
infants under the age OF 2l ysars).
Defendants.
Is CnAScEnY.
The parties to the above suit-nnd tho
creditors Of Henry HARRISON, deceased -
who have not heretofore proved their debts
against his cStltc-nnd the following cred
TORS of said Henry HARRISON, deceased,
viz. Thomas lInrrisson, NJ IL. llnriissun,
q. ID. llarrisson L. II. Conner, ID. q. Say
ers, IL. Il. Conner, james A Crockett, q.
y. Mcclure, Jackson Mitchell. NJ NJ.
Prcwitt, Surface Il Taylor, r. Il. Whit,
James Ed. pcery administrator of Il. a.
Pecry, deed, Rchcccn 9. beavers, Archibald
White, }. Il. Beavers, Morgan brewster
and John lambert, whurc cnims hnve
heretofore bccn filed with the Cummis.
sioner, and have been rec nmiltcd to HIM
for further proofs
Are hereby Lotilied that have fixed
upon Monday. the 2Gth dizzy of August,
1889, ut my Office nj Tazewcll g. H., Va,
To take tho account ordered by tho decree
rendered in this cause, by the Gircuit
Court Of Tazewell Oh tho III dry of June,
1859. ]. T.. CHAPMAN.
Commissioner in Chnnccry.
July is, 1889.
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EM0Mf AND HEN RY
~ VT / HTIN

COIIbEGEs
II. w. JONES, NJ. A., UNIVERSITY
Nirginia) III. ID;
President and Professor Chemistry.
REV. L. u. WILEY, NJ. A., Wesley,
M University ID d.
Treasurer and Financial Agent.
REV. Il, LoNGLIIY, NJ. A., (wos-
leyan University.
Professor Moral Scionco ~ English.
REV. j. a. DAVIS, NJ. a., emory
and Henry Collegc).
Prof. Physics, Botany ~ Astronomy.
G. w. MILES, Jn., NJ. a., E 4 IL.
Collegc,) Graduate Univ. Vn.
Professor Greek and German.
S. NJ. BARTON, Pm. D., (Univorsity
Virgini:O.
Professor Mathematics.
Il: b. CRAlGHEAD, A. NJ, tContral
College, MOI Student in Van.
dcsl,ilt University and tho
Universities of Paris
and LcipsiG.
Professor latin and French.
WNG. III. GILLESPIE, Tutor.
THE SID ANNUAL SESSION
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w!ich Baby was sick, We gavo her cus.cria.
When shc WIS Child, she cried for Castorin.
When she became Miss, she clung to Castorin.
When She had Children, size gave them Castoria
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'HNIIE EIGHTEENTH SESSION
Il or TIN:
VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL,

will commence I'm Thursday, September
IL, 1889. The locniion Of the Yirginin Ag-
ricultnrnl Experiment Station on the Col
icgc farm gives superior advantages to the
students i'll Agriculture.
The Machine Shop hun bccn grontly en-.
inrBcd, and new machinery added, Offering
special Inducements To tho students in
Mechanics.
Tuition frou. Board from 81 to 80 Der
month. For catalogue and further inform.
alton apply TO il. l.. LOMAX, Prcsi.
Blackabnrg, Va.
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TAzEWELL FEMALE SEMINARY,

THE FOURTH SESSION
BEniSh TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1877
This institution offers superior ndynn.
tngcs Tor the education and training Of
young lndca.
The faculty liz selected from nniung tiic,
best educators To he employed.
Specinl Inducements i'll Music, Art Elu-
c,ltion md Ciilisthcnica.
For Catalogue, address
MRS. Il. -. dILLESpIE,
Tnzcwcll g. H., Va.
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CONSUMPTION SURELY CURED

TO TIE EpIroR-Plcaso inform
your readers that l have positive
remedy for Tic above named disease.
by it's uao Thousands of hopeless
cases havo been permanently cured.
l shall be glad to send two bottles of
my remedy FREE to any of your read.
ers who have consumption if they
will send me their express and post.
office address. Respectfully,
Il. a. SLOCUM. NJ. G.,
ISL Pearl ST., New York.
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ID RICHMOND 81 ALLEGliANY II. II.
SCHEDULE or TRAINS IN EfFEcr Nov. 25th
1883.
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MARRIAGE.

Another marriage ceremony was
performed in town on Wednesday
the oath. The contracting parties
were Mr.. Ell. p. Britain and Miss
Mamie Gillespie. Tho marriage
took place at tho residence of the
brides father Mr.. Geo. w. Giles
pie. The bride and groom are both
very popular in town and county
and many good wishes attend them
in their new relation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24

cal school OF the Grant University,
Athens, two ribs Of the left side fractured ;
Alexander W. Wilson, assistant chief en-
gineor OF Knoxville, Cumberland Gap,
and Louisville railroad, compound frac-
turc Of the righ; leg above the knee, and
fracture Of the right hip bone. and
bruised about the head and shoulders
General n. Schubert. simple fracture OF
Tie left leg below the knee. and fracture
OF the right thigh. bone J. +. klnsei,
left shoulder dislocated, and injured IN
ternallv-nct serious: Peter Kern. mem
Ter Of the Board Of Public Works, leit
shoulder, head and face bruised John
T.. Hall. Middlcsborough. Ky, cut and
bruised about the head and face Judge
George Mallory. oneleg broken andthlgh
probably fractured. very dangerously IN
Jurci: H. Mchellin. of Athens, RIBS
broken and injured internally; 7. Ii.
TAYLOR. two ribs broken. cut and bruised
abou, the head and face, and ankle
spraine1 Ilr \. ". West, city physl-
cial. iujurodinIarnally. probable fracture
Of the ubs: r.. ~. Adkins, bruised on
The leg and cut in the neck j. +. Barry,
cut in side by glass, wounds consldered
necessarily fatal, as the cavity Of the alb
domen is flied with powdered glass ;
Judge II. II. Iugcrsoll, right leg cut and
bruised; n. b. Wetzel head and body
Injured, not dang orously; ". b. Samuel;
fracture Of lef, arm near the wrist and
cut and lruiscl Ia the face Philip sam
uol. aged ten years, severe scalp wound
d. Schmidt. left shoulder and two rihs
fractured. ". a. Park. State Inspector
Of Mines, right les and spine slightly IN
iured; G. \. Lbbe, slightly bruised ;
Alderman W. c. Perry. bruised about
the loius and head. severe cuts: W. Z.
Perry. daemau. internally injured.
Daring the afternoon and evening
symptoms OF q crave nature have de-
,clopcl in several cases, although mp to
midnight no deaths have occurred.
Chairman Young cannot live through to-
night. Alderman bookings 10 having
hcmorrhages from the lungs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24

loved and provided for her. She was
true to him until she met Nolnn, for
whom she conceived an unholv passion.
This could only have one result. He in
duccd her - leave her home and hus.
band and cast her lot with his own. He
took 10 drink aud quarrels with the wo-
man who had forsakcn all for him re-
shifted. November 20, 1859, he came
homo much tho worse Tor liquor, called
hcr ont IA the hall. aud shot her
Fatuck I'nckeuham WAS the patriarch
81 The qnar'etie OK muIdcrcrs who were
hanged tins morning, and yet no one Of
them perhaps more richly deserved the
iaic. lie Was en- intelligent. wc'l-cdu-
Gated mGu. whose bcso;ting sin WAS
drink. Through its influence ho lot
many good situations md hc was once
q member Of the New Orleans police
force. bic had q good wife. woman
who took the best Oh care 81 her home
and children. yet hc bntchcrcd her bru
tally. lie caught her by the hair and
pulled her hcai over backward. koher'
ep,aY0 Of bis father in an ,iiort 90 save
DIS mother, lint 10 was no use. 4 keen
edged blade Wa, used with deadly effect.
scycuu0 the iuCular vein. The vomau
wgs released, aud crawling ont IN the
hail died there. Pacheuham was clean
ing bis razor end washing the blood from
himself wien the police came ~ and mr.
rested him. While IN jail 10 expressed
regret AZ bis crime.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

August ., l,ol
Auction offerings On Change today. % pack
ages. with uoao taken II. Highest prico, So;
losost. sI.I0; average, S5.GL Offerings Gil sun
cured.
Private salos indicate y very much larger
quaatity OF lnogs selling than is willingly re-
ported Il a. even rImored that several hun
drai hogshoais have changed hands BY type
and other samples yesterday and today Tho
good rain now falling will DO g0oi 10 lato tobac-
co ant prevent some from getting Ia oyerup be-
fore it has tlrne 70 .hiczcn. The warm spell made
horn-worms very bad. gnd tobacco tnat does not
receive proper attention will slaer a great Loss
with such radical weather changes as NO have
latoly had. The following private loster 70 a
large tobacco nrm here. written from Kentucky,
gives the tobacco situation ~ Two ststes, which
will Interest TIE trade:
WApEs Mill, Ky, August 2l-KentucEy. al
least thus section, viii have poor crop this
yrar. have seen but few neiis that wvro u:
an unli0rm---Ome plants reGdY % top aud some
quite small, very unoycu. Some Of tho earliest
tobacco Is being Gus. l am AFRAID it Will not have
much body or woighl. a. theIo hes boen 40 much
rain this season. Crops were not VOL worked
II hoe dry now tor ton dAya aud Is Is getting
very dry. although q has beoa but ten days since
We had rain.
Ny adopted State. Florida. Is coming 10 the
trout 10 tobacco; but We are Competing with
Cuba, end sm led 20 believe that NC are not
far behind IN the race a. come very tirs tobacco
Was made last year. and IL was year of begin
ners-no oae really kew how to handle tne
CRUZ A goodv nunpor Of crbsns have boon
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brought over 10 suroriniend ths crops this year
aud expect 10 hear - fcitsr snccos.. some
crops sold az an. per pound. ana or yes' land
makes from zoo q l.Vo pounds per acrc. tnin
This year most % the i0nac'0 hes boon grown 80
tho northern part Of tho State. horih - No
orange producing section. IBIS ye1r Polk
county planted q crop. ! arr LaKi9us % hear
how Trey succeed. x
There wers nocigsr and charoO: s,smps On sais
a. tho revenue oficc to-day and some factories
were much !ncoDyeoicncod by this uninieailooai
omission % havs tnom ca haod. Tho chcrooi
busiaes. "a booming SIN IN Ricnn2nd. hegsri.
7. y. simmonds 8 90. arc enisrsiog their guar
torA
Tho Ecsiern T9b1cc0 Journal assumes ihai a,
extra ecsslon u Congress NIL son conFere 10
take thc tobacco tax oG. M1h0no assumes DIS
opponents Only pretend 20 venting he Tax OF.
This tiukcrng with tho FAX mast STOP u rain,
trade. The tobacco trust uusincrs hos noi 'ri-
umphoi 81, New YORK iroi 20 grado iofao"o
20 future sa'cs onco and maio 'iSa 81 failure.
J, won: 20 - trast % frults ThstraJo toos nos
take 20 Il.
Govesnment Legislation IN rerari b regip
purchases AL Government ronopchs' J. agi-
tst~i now bgt iheue So iis'le pc'eGoct - any in-
provemert us icng-Nyei status q 'le cx-
pog, business
Several good Burley faIes are reported to--;ay.
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TelecranlIlc Flns,rs.

TIE London SIanddrd SAYS Mr.. Par
nell has no intention Of visiting America.
In the debate on prisons in the House
of Commons yesterday an attack was
made upon the treatment Of Irish politi-
cal prisoners.
The nisconto GesollschnIt, in coniunc-
ton with the influential Hamburg Bank,
Will issue n Chinese loan to the amount
Of 40O,000,0O0.
Yesterday Emperor Francis Joseph
gave a dinner in honor of the Shah. TX
King Milan Of Scryia and other royalties
were among the guests.
The Sultan has decided toaccedototh the
demands made by tho Cretan Commits
sion. Turkish troops are occupying adj
vantaGeous positions in view OF the omer-
geucy.
Tie Southern Dental Association, after
being in session at ST. Joseph, Mo-,
since Tuesday concluded its labors to-
day. The association will meet next
year in Atlanta.
The report is confirmed that Miss
Huntington. daughter of the Californian
millionaire. is betrothed 10 Prince
llatzfeldt, nephew Of the German Am
bassador 10 England.
Jimmy" Hope the bank burglar
who was released from Auburn prison
Yesterday. was arrested ut Poughkeepsie
for alleged completely in the New York
Manhattan bank burglary III October,
1873.
On August 10Th Robert Snyder, a
saloon-hecpcr ut Eldorado, killed his
wife and mother.in-law. Yesterday eve
ming a mob made an attack on the jail,
but officers spirited him across the coun-
try 30 Wichita.
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CHARLOTTE NOTES.


Jake Kilrsin Wants lowry for President.
Special telegram % The Dspatchl
CHARLorrr, y. c., August 23.-The
pucilist Jake kllraiu passed through
Charlotte to-day with Detective Chllds
IN roufe to Purvis Miss. While the train
was standing at the depot hilrslu was
seen bv reporter. lie said he was go
ing to Mississippi and would take his
medicine like little man. lie seemed
rather inclined 10 believe. however, that
his dose would not hc as severe as Sulli-
vans kilrain said he admired such "a
Governor ~ Lowry and would like 70 see
such man President.
There is excitement in Washington
county on account OF Henry Rogers, "a
Young wlitc man, committing an assault
on the person of Miss Florence Wooten,
d respectable girl Of seventeen. Rogers
Is in Jail.
A white convict by the name Of Sharp
was shot in Randolph county Wcdnes-
day. Sharp was working on new rail
road near Deep River and attempted 10
escape by live running stream. When
out far in the water guard shot HIM
and he drowned. He was from Haywood
county.
David Fisher is in jail 1T Washington
charged with numbering lis wife.
Samuel Barrett was thrown from a
mule Yesterday in Monroe aud seriously
injured. lie was thrown violently against
q tree.
There came near being fearful rail
road wreck in Randolph county last
Wednesday night Some scoundrel
drove a spike up III a crossing at Hem
shaw's Fork. The cars were oil thrown
of the track, but as the train WAS ruu-
ming at slow speed no one Was seriously
hurt.
Frank lIavis was ont driving in Lin
coin county yesterday with his sister
when his horse became frightened and
dashed of. Both were thrown headlong
from the buggy, and Miss Hayis was very
seriously hurt.
Benjamin r. Upton, editor Of o
weekly paper published IL Castor
county, has been sued for libel by hey.
J. i. Morris. a Baptist minister. The
charge is based on an article which re-
Gently appeared in Tipton's paper.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24

OUR
FINE
CLOTHING

OF course We don't make &c au-but we become
responsible Tor every stitch We sell you. Much
~ 10 ia from cur own mandatory, and TINT, 10
our personal knowledge, "a all right The bnl-
anc, is carefully selected from tho best aehieye-
mcnts Of the most conservative houses in the
country We examine every thread Of il thor
oaghly. AMI upon their regulations linkod with
our Judgment and discrimination We arc ena-
bed 20 youch for eyory rarmont that's shown
under our roof You can bay (, feeling perfect
iy safe that - quality ia above reproach You
can 400 Tor yourselves that tho m Is faultloss
and YOUR taste VIII naturally goyorn your -e-
lection Of d pattern-youIl have none but tho
atest designs SGT before you 70 choose from.
That's what We cau FINE clothlng-clo,hing
that's Internationally gceranteea6e. n error
does creep Inland who f. NOT liable TO orrorf-
We stand not only ready bat ANXIOUS 20 mako
amends. TaMas every precauilon to prevent
it-tho occurrences arc few and far between
and ve'vo uoyeE ye. had a claim presented TO us
.nn,w d,d not asiudicato 1t to the entire salts
faction Of tho customer.
These points-wlth our unma;chably low prices
Gaping all-aro The principles that have
governed our business career In the past, 8nd
upon which wo base oar claim 70 your consllora-
ton tho coming season.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24
HFNRlCO BANNERS.
They Have a Jolly Time at tho Meeting of
Che Farmers Alliance"
SMMON's POsT- OFUsE.
An..,,-l ~ I.al

They Have a Jolly Time ut tho Meeting Of
Che "Farmcr's Alliance"
SMMoN's PosT-OFgIrE.
August -. 1889.
To The E,IUor ofHc Dispa/od:
Could the public have witnessed yes
terdav the enthusiasm, interest. and
pleasure displayed at pic mic, dance,
and tournament held ut the RUifncr
school-building under the management
Of the Farmer Alliance of The BrookIand
district. they would have conceded that
there was some life lett in the good Old
c0untyo of Henrico. The patrlotlc speakers
of sister alliances touched strongly and
deeply the doulting Ihomases, while
the sweet music Of ours'rlng- band made
it pleasant for the fuir maldens and
manlv youth Of our and the adjoining
county OF Hanover.
To sum up your scribe thinks that,
while the costumes Of the many ialr and
graceful dancer were not quite as cle-
gaut as those of their city cousins, their
faces. forms. and step would compare
very fayorahiy with those attending the
briilmnt White Sulphur germans But
the main object Of the meeting ~as the
promotion and Advancement Oh the
Farmers Alliance, which has made won
deriully rapid progress since It's Orgnni-
zation some thirte. months ago. ltwas
my pleasure to attend the State Alliance
held ut Luray, Va. on the 9TH Of the
past month, and from Official reports
and statistics it was shown that Virginia,
while not so well organized az North
Carolina or Georgia, yet the saving in
purchases SC, amounts even now 10
many thousands of dollars 20 our
brothers throughout the Old Do
minion. The farmers Of Virginia
are slow and conservative in their
movements but they-thc farmers-who
have been yokcd and oyerburlened for
the past twenty years are about TO assert
their manhood and independence and
claim their nghtful Inheritance with a
ust consideration for their labor and
toll.
After pleasant day spent under the
cool. spreading shade of the Grand old
oaks. our brothers took their leave with
many regrets that such happy days could
not occur oftoner. The tables were
abundantly laden with all the good
things that our mothers Of Old Virginia
know so well how to provide, with many
accusations from our city merchants.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-08-24
KlllrD BY LIGHTNING.
TlYac"s oT severe Wiud-Storm Death
Convention Banti.t Revival.
,.,...Lnl tnln..ra.r, ~ IN nlanal.-l


Special telegram % tns Ds'at'll
TRrDreicKs8ynG, Va, August %.
During severe thunder amt lightning
storm IN TINS county yesterday evening
Sir. John Powell, bighiy.estcemed ci,l-
zen, aged sixty year., was killed by
lightning while sitting ia the porch Of
h's residence The electric fluij first
struck has Loed and then ran down his
lcft side. tearing dis clothing nu3 lace
rating the flesh. lie leaves vile and
tlr children.
George, She infant son Of Captain u.
p. Rowe. died last night
4 severe wud-siorm passed over this
city yesterday. tearing mp tree, scatter
ing fences. and postrliIug the growing
corn IN ts track.
Captain William Tabb, Of this county,
is dangerously lII with crysiTclas.
The Republican state ticket Was quiet
lY received here by the members OF that
party.
The Democratic convention TO nomi-
nate a candidate for the State Senate
from tins district, which comprises tine
counties OF LoWsa, Spotsylyauia, aud
Stafford and the city of fredericksburg,
will meet at Spotsylyania Courthouse ON
MONDAY thc "a of September A county
convention TO nominate q candidate for
the House OF Delegates viii meet at the
same time and place
Mr. William =. Little. Jr, Of this city,
70 promising young lawyer, If ho will a'-
cert the nomination icr the Senate, Will
have 10 opposition in the convention.
Mss IDA boyer and Mr. Samuel
Compton were married il this city last
night
Captain r.. McCracLen has resigned
the cal'aincy of the Fredericksburg
Grors
An interesting revival meeting is in
progress at Goshen Baptist church, in
TINS county. Eighteen persons have al-
ready been added TO the church. Tho
pastor, lev. r.. i. Baptist, is assisted by
Rev T. G. Newman, Of tauquicr
county.