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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-09-12
LOCaL IND GEN.
NEWS BRIEFS.
The tariff bill has passed.

=
and snail figures at Frank & Co.'s.
Il. NJ. Page aud wife, of Ahing-
don, are visiting Mr.. j. Y. Craw
ford.
6 Special trains will be run on the
@. v. X. r. during the Tazewell
Fair. !
DR. c. w. Greeyer. of GrahamI
has about recovered from his Ill
ness.
Mr.. w. g. HARRISON, of Buchan
All 81 HARRISON, is east buying fall
stock.
Misses Sallie and Rachel Peery
have gone to Martha Washington
College.
hiss Stella Stras left Tuesday for
y session at Martha Washington
College.
Mis-. Britain, Mrs. Coulling and
Mrs. Wilson are visiting at Major
Brittains.
Drs. Estill and Gildersleeve re-
port an enjoyable occasion at the
Mehica! Society meeting.
Buston q Son have just received
some pure apple vinegar made in
Tazewell and which they offer for
sale.
A Quarterly Meeting of the NJ.
T.. church South will be held at this
place OH the Goth and 2lst of this
mouth.
Miss Eva SPOTS, Of Richmond,
who has many friends in Tazcwcll,
is reported seriously jill at Glade
Springs.
Mr.. r. Cecil Chapman is now n
citizen and business man of Gra
\ ham. He is opening a clothing
storeDn Wistcr street.
Notice of two interesting we'd
Sdings is givo;i elsewhere and the
thanks of the NEWS are here ro-
turned to both parties for courte
sizes.
Trunks, umbrellas and valises
always forn1--a part of I. frank e.
Co.'s stock and the various kinds
are now OIL hand to be sold at close
prices.
. Tazewell Female Seminary open
sasd ssgt. 9th with an enrolment of
66 pupilS-27 in the honrling de-
partment Others will be coming
in later.
Notice was omitted last week Of
The marriage in Bristol, OH the I'd,
Of Mr. }. d. Ward, !, popular young
farmer Of the Cove, to Miss Glen
dora Collup. y
1. Frank s. Company, the cloth
iers, consider themselves entirely
and completely equipped for the
season i'll all things that go to make
th&outer man prcsentable.
Messrs. Buchanan and Crockett
shipped, Monday, from this depot
800 fat cattle which weighed on an
average nearly 1900 pounds. Some
Of the best of them were bought
from Capt. A. T. Ward.
Miss Belle Painter, daughter of
Mr.. G. L. Painter, Of Giles county,
and whose mother was Mary Cecil,
of Tazewell, is visiting in the couu-
ty,and making conquests along the
!, lines her maternal ancestress pass.
ed.
The Tazewcll G. FL. Improvement
Company has begun the work OF
Matchmaking its main thorough
fare, j. v. Kelly, contractor; and
will4roceed to the construction of
it's street car line from the depot to
and along Main street.
A suit of clothes to last long
should fit we'll. I. Frank & Co.
manufacture their own goods after
the most approved styles and eau
siHSAlre a tailor made fit. Their line
6fspfing and summer suits is full
flsany taste can be suited. r.
mory and Henry college gets a
good representation from Tazewell
this session. Among those going
We. know of Aessrs. Peery, Meg uire]
Witten, Graybeal,St. Clair, O'Keeffe.
Spracher, Witten, Peery, Mccall,
seLinkous and perhaps others. "
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Frst-Because they large 60 feet by 100 ft larger
SecondBocauso they cheap the prices being
half that asked for in towns
ThrdBecuse deduction of por will be made
prices for cash. and further 10 cont for ali buildings
in the IL months the value
Foui'ecauso Street Car hne is being built from the
the Court House, through the entire length of property
FifhBecause the Main Street azewe Avenue
is to be macadamzed ut its ielengh
sixthBocauso tho Company property midway
and the Court House.
SevcnhBecauso the property is situated the
heahu section in Southwest Virginia.
Eiglth-Bocause it to become Educational
NnlBeuse it Christian
copa Christian Lutheran Baptist and three Methodist churches
TenhBecause it is in the great
Grass section but also greatest
observation-disclosures advantages
place in the Southwest sSasAssss&
portion OF the most desirable residence
quantity and shape to suit purchasers.
Prices lots $780, SI75 5000 1926 S250s25
$500, 1926, 1876, $500 and $780,
For further and full particulars apply 10
IN. HARTMAN, AGENT,
j. S1RAS, SECT AND TREAS TAzEWElL C. H., VA.
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About two years ago. after suffering
Tor nearly two years from rheumatic
gnlt, being able 10 walk only with great
discomfort, and having tried various
remedies, including mineral waters,
without relief, | saw by an advertise
,nent III Chicago paper that man had
bren relieved OF this distressing conf
-plaint. after long suffering, by taking
AYERS SaraaparilIa. then decided to
make il trial of this medicine, and took
it regularly for eight months. I nm
pleased to say that it effected COM
picic cure. and that have since had no
return Of the disease"
Mrs. l.. A. Stark, Nashua, N. f.,
writes: "One year ago i was taken i'll
with rheumatism, being confined to my
house six months. came out OF tho
sickness very much debilitatcd, with no
appetite, and my system disorlered In
every way. | commenced TO use Ayers
Sarsaparilla and began .tqs 4impreve at
once, gaining in strongtl{And noon re-
covering mr. usual health. I cannot say
900 much in praise of this well-known
medicine"
AZ nave taken great deal OF medi-
cine. but nothing has done mo 80
iilcli good ns AYERS Sarsaparilla. I
felt its beneficial effects before had
quite finished one bottle, and I can
freely testify that it is tho best blood
medicine Know OIL. w. Ward, ST.,
Woodland, Texas.
Ayers SarsapariIIa,
PREPARED nY
Or. j. G. Aver g. Co., Lowell, Mass.
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-09-12
EMORY AND HENRY
COLLEGE,.
EMORY, VA.


The Points Of Special -lttractiom
Its unrivaled location aud beautiful
grounds.
Thorough collegiate course and modern
methods.
Large library and unequaled literary So
cieties.
Young Mems Christian Associations and
freedom from temptations.
Magnificent Gym nasium and thoroughly
equipped Science Hall.
Attractive boarding houses and wonder.
full health record.
Fine discipline and religious tone.
And the entire reasonableuess of the
charges.
Send for new aud enlarged Catalogue. Ad-
dress,
REV. JAMES ATKINS, President,
Or
Prof. GEO. w. MILES, JR., Secretary.
VIRGINIA: In tho Clerks Office of the
Tazewell County Court, Sept. 8, A. D.,
1890.
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company,
Plaintiff i,
s. W. Mills, Il. c. Mills and j. r.. Ray
burn, Defendants,
MORTON TO ArrerNr Co,n1Issrossps &c.
Pursuant an order OF our said Court en-
tered in this motion at tho July, 1890,
Term thereof, the Defendants are hereby
notified that on Wednesday, the first day
of October. 1890, Mt the Office of I. T..
Chapman, Mt Tazewoll G. H., w., who, in
same order, above mentioned, was appoint
ed n special Commissioner for the pur-
pose, will pass upon your respective
claims thereto aud npportion to those en-
titled, the fund paid into Court by the
Plaintiff for that part of Jour lands taken
by it for Railroad purposes and for dam
age to the residue of your tract, as ascer-
tanned by The Commissioners appointed
by said Court in an order heretofore en-
tered in this motion, at which time and
place oil parties interested are required TO
attend, that their claims may be correctly
ascertained.
By order of the Court
t. L. GEORGE, Clerk.
The daily critic., 1890-06-28
PERSONAL.

Miss Della Stacey of this city ap-
peared at the Casino in New York, Sat
urday, as Bdbetie in The Brazilian. 3"
and greatly impressed the assembled
audience. She was compelled 10 re-
spond TO numerous recalls. Miss Stacey
Is as graceful as grace itself, and her
voice has greatly improved lately.
Professor Huxley's deafness is grow
ing on him, and now when he attempts
to speak at any length he becomes very
tired and loses control of his voice.
Christian Hansing, a drayman Of In
dianapolis, wears the Iron Cross of the
German Empire. given him for bravery
at The battle Of Metz.
Miss Florence Nightingale has Just
completed her 10th year, and her sister,
the wife Of Sir Henry Norney, has Just
died.
DR.. Talmage estimates the wealth Of
King Solomon, the extensively married
man, at $50 900, GOO pounds In gold and
l.O2S,0O0, 3ii pounds 10 silvcr-a grand
sum total of Si0l j2s, ,OOG. O32.
Edison rs rarely seen without cigar
IN his mouth He uses the stub OF ono
cigar TO light a fresh weed, and thus
forms the regular German smokers"
chain
Scgwald A. Oval, a wealthy Nor.
wegiun Of Eau Claire, Wis, who died
recently, lett Sl0OO,000 for the estab.
lishment in Madison. Wis, Of hos.
pital for persons crippled and deformed
from birth. Mr.. Oval came to this
country poor boy, obtained work at
$50 month, saved his money. invested
L In real estate, aud died worth
81 .lsO. 900.
The daily critic., 1890-06-28
THE TRUE REMEDY.

Thirty Democratic representatives in
Congress Of Northern districts have
signed sort Of proclamation to the
country At large, calling attention TO
The evils of the proposed Federal Elec-
tion law and appealing to good citizens
Of all classes and parties to exert their
influence toward securing its defeat
They assert that Il is an uucoustitu
tioual measure, which most people
believe Il isi they declare that II takes
away from the states the power Of reg
ulating their own domestic affairs.
which nobody will dispute; and they
predict hat lis operation will be fatal
10 the counuy's prosperity ana peace
The remedy proposed, however,
strikes us as totally unpromising. Ia
our opinion # would BE- a fruitless
waste Of time TO Try #. Here IS what
they say;
ln view of the great danger % the rights
aId liberties Of the people and 10 the priHeI-
Eleof elfRoyeFument involved IN this bin,
respectfully appeal 10 American freemen.
without regard 90 party, 90 enter timely pro-
ttst by way 1f public meeting or otherwise
az ainst this consolidation Of Government
tbe dest racti0n of popular rights and TIE
Kefy foundation of American liberty, for we
indulge no mere rhetorical flourish when We
solemn 3 afrm on our loyalty a. citizens.
FHd uu our honor as Representatives. that
tEts vicious and uuFaiHotie measure l.
most serious menace 10 tLe Eery life of tile
republic.
We 90 not doubt that The situation IS
fun Of peril, nor offer the faiutest ob-
jcction 10 the proposition that patriotic
citizens should use every possible effort
10 prevent The passage and, ubse-
queullys the execution Of The Iaw. II
seems 70 us, however. that it would b.
a sad misuse Of our experience 70 adopt
any plan Of action involving the belief
that Reed and bis coBspir8t0rs can be
Influenced by Democratic protests. n8
matter through what medium they
might be expressed They have per
sisted In the Mckinley Tariff bin
against the remonsuanCes of great as
semblages and deputad01g Of importers
and commercial maguates and ia c0a-
tempt Qf the up5Iaidiugs Of party
leaders Ike Blaine and BuueFW0rlh. In
is H0t likely thar they would De- checked
IN their fell purpose regarding the
Lodge Election bil by anything hort
81 Irresistible force.
If this measure be-, as Is stated and
as We fully believe unconstitutional.
surely e cannot de difficult 10 procure
ruling % that effect by The supreme
Court of the United States surely it
must lecompeleut for great STATE like
New York % set 10 motion the ma
chiHery which VIII settle this question
couclusivelg Why not rs that expa-
dent If tie measure Dc une3nsdu-
1i0Hal tie court win So declare. ald
that vii dispose of e forever If 81
Tie contrary the law De declared con
slitud0na IF & be hoWu thata scheme
e vicious ana arbitrary aud des 20Gc
can really De enacted into laW sud en-
ployed @ suliugafa one section Qf he
county ana hold d % political slavery +
f1E the benefit d q faction then e Hlll /
The daily critic., 1890-06-28
CURRENT HUJIOR.

The true moral depravity Of betting
on horse races Is best seen by the man
who backs the wrong horse. .-BaltiAyre
im6rieaH.
In the sheen Of the silver moonlight,
As she waited for him 20 come,
Her fair head dropped Ia slumheF,
Charmed 70 rest by the ewes low hum.
Light-tooted, her lover beheld her
Ear dearer than ever before,
As perfect and sweet as an angel
But heavens Do angels snorey
Is the boss in?"
no"
w hen will he be backF'
i can't say.
Why can't your"
lie told me not 10. '-Chattsr.
Customer-The suit Is an dusty.
Shomberg-Ah, mein vrent, dot
comes from der schalk we're We marks
dem down so ofden.-Puck.
Just see how many beggars there
are on the footpath Now you can see,
Laura, how much more economical II
was for us to take a carriage
egeade BlatteF.
a Ae1 " Gil lEAluEt lEEElNel IN one
pupil grammar papers this illustration
Of the degrees OF comparison: "Posi
tive, FIRST comparative next superla
tive, last. '-L LgreH Courier.
hairon-You appear to be very fond
Of your little playmate. Il is pleasant
% see such love among children.
The Bigger one SIN; he's got er
penny 70 spend Life.
First Little Girl Cproudly)-We are
g0in % Europe this summer.
Second Little Girl lcontemptu0uslyl-
Pooh Ne shust game from deTe. -As0
l0Fk WeehLy.
Quigley-These publishers Of foreign
books are regular pirates.
Cutely-Pard0n me, they are far
worse than pirates.
Quigley-H0W so
cutely-Why. pirates only commit
piracy on the sea, while these fellows
do II on The whole alphabet Wsst
Shore
The daily critic., 1890-06-28
WEEKLY TRADE REVIEW.
LARGE Volume or Businese, But the
General Level or Prices Low.

large Volume OF BusInese. But the
General Level Of Prices Low.
NEW YoRK, June 2S.-R. G.. Dun &
Co.'S weekly review Of trade says The
prolonged uncertainties regarding legis-
lation, which have by no means dimin-
ished during the past week and the
continuance Of gold exports, have an
unfavorable effect upon business. While
the volume Of trade continues larger
than in the same month Of any previous
year, the prospect for the future is
rendered less satisfactory by industrial
hesitation, and by doubt in regard to
the monetary outlook
Wool is distinctly weaker in the In
terror and at Eastern markets, aud %
disposition is shown TO meet the needs
of manufacturers. IL is felt that the
greater part Of year will now be re.
Quired to clear the markets of supplies
Of foreign goods under present duties,
even if the proposed tariff should be
adopted, while the prospect Of its
adoption seems to many less clear. Cot
ton has declined q quarter Of cent with
improving crop prospects
The general level of prices is lower,
in part because Of reaction from the
speculaiions which the prospect of un-
limited coinage cngendercd. Business
at other cities is well maintained for the
season, and the exceedingly confident
tone hitherto prevailing does not at all
abate. If there are possibilities Of dis
appointment they do not seem to be
realized as yet
The business failures during the last
seven days number for the United
States lis and for Canada q For the
corresponding week of 1889 the figures
were ls4 failures in the United States
and 81 in the Dominion Of Canada
Can up Telephone No. 923-3 and order a
case Of Robert Portner's Vienna Cabinet
Beer for your family. Delivered to an
parts Of the city.
The daily critic., 1890-06-28

The tAatel upql MS mental roof
is grow ing rather thin,
AEd lm inclined TO stand alo0f
From prattle merry din
~ iouder Of MS friend and pipe,
Jhiuk I'm more serene,
Men suUu i fear, viii call me g.gl
Although my name is Green,
Miss Mabel ana Miss Margery now
Declare that I'm a bore
No sweet smile ErCets me when I boW,
70 was not thus Of yOra
Ahe 80 FieW VIII rapt regret
More fair through memory haze.
lb4t pristine period when I yet
Was N nay salad days
Ay mach-beribboued loves see
Where are they low, alass
All II the lears not welded be-,
Ties sleep beneath the grass.
VIII Maideus fair no more I wind
Down shady woodland ways,
i Ielt romantic 7GggIls behind
lu glad lld salad days.
VS. had 20 gas Iawu-teuuls then
let we could play love all
AS vel as any modern men
81 lu 1etlg serve fle UalI
We drove, Nc boatad, and Sc danced
Ne Irud The garden maze.
ana 81. ILe bright eyes how they
glanced
M happy salad days.
Gone alI tie lu0ymay ana zssf-
% Said upon the shelf
AF thoughts Qf consolation rest
ID -gQllg store gf peiL
and SEQ ia gladly barter s9lI
Ald pride q place, AMI praise.
b. 4f ~.
The daily critic., 1890-06-28
NRcoNNELL srENsIoNscHEuE


The Hon Mr. CouncI 0r Nebraska
Is entitled TO thc treditof having de-
yis,d The most remarkable pension
scheme of ALL lie has introduced o
bin 20 pension The whole negro
population of the United States upon
scale of liborahlv which
puts to- shame the most mrid dema.
CoEue In Congress. The bill. AS de-
scribcd In The Washington correspond.
snce Of the New York Times. "bs-ins
10y making all persons released from in.
voluntary servitude, commonly called
slaves pensioners upon the bounty OF
the United States. and also such persons
as may be charged by laws of con.
sanguinity with the support Of freed
men unable To- maintain themselves.
All cN slaves who are 90 years OF age
are to receive $500 cash and Slj a
month for life; those between 60 and 20
years old are to have $500 and S12 a
month until they are iO and then S1j
a month Those between 80 and 60
years old are to receive 800 down and
s.. SIC and SIS monthly. while all
under so years shall have 81 a month
until 80, and then SIS q month Similar
pensions go TO those who have to sup
port aged or inhrm ex slaves. The bill
is TO take effect January I 1891.
Nobody seems TO be quite sure
whether The Honorable Connell intends
this for campaign material during the
approaching election, or whether he IS
really fool enough to suppose that Il is
a proper measure and will become a
law. lie labors under the disadvantage
Of being a foreigner by birth and Of
having so recently issued from the
iprglcs Of Nebraska as hardly to be
ytrsed in the representative public
sttiu tnt of the country Of his adop-
tor. These, however, are merely eX.
tuTal indications, and we do not insist
hat they aIe reliable. Very possibly
Nj. Conrell is wiser than his genera.
iiou, aud realizes that the pension
scheme Of The Republican party lerili
uW,ly leads up to his proposition. Re
fouirg io that same pension scheme.
Bishop Potter said in his Harvard al
dress
Aud gut OF this Il has come 10 pass that
not alone some Scared and honorable vet.
srau. not alone some brave and maimed sur.
yivor ruf an heroic charge, that not alone the
widow and orphan whom death ou the field
or IN the hospital has lett boreft and pennl-
less, but every skulglng camp follower and
dtserter, tyeIV fraudulent and tainted claim
ant who has the eHrCntery 20 demand his
irite, can have &C. ifonly his vote shall thus
become commodity within the control OF
PARTISAN dlctatiou and he himself a lackey 10
DO his political masters bidding.
And If 1t has lead 10 this, as every
body knows Il has, why not TO Mr..
ConHell plan also
The daily critic., 1890-06-28
HOIEL ARRLKALS.

tF'Uwn- Hiram Hitchcock, New York
city; J. g. Chambers, PHtsburg
Is E'amoad-J. r. smith, sm Fran
cisco.
N Ua Hor-G. II. Lee ana niece,
Miss Celia Gordon, Brooklyn.
Nwua.ai .ai,-Anirew Price and wife.
Louisiana. w. q. Noelber
>t@oim- Byron Andrew with Captain
Lemon, New York city
H wgT james Andrews. AM eheuy.
Pa. R. - Benedict, New YORK. city.
Iroloao-J. C. Graham. Columbus,
Ohio; j. g. Lane, Manchester, y. H.. J.
w. Schell Cowpeusi S. G.
H5,rl Jotasag- w. =. Hazen. Ohio: l..
J. Squircs, New York city; G.. W. Jordan
aud B. Dorsey, Baltimore.
EtjW Haa-W n. Scott, Columbus,
Ohio: %. Christopher John Dewitt War
uor and j Nimuar, New York city; j. &.
ton. W. l.. Brown, Alabama; JOS T. Me-
Nurty, ir, san francisco.
UHUuds-wulam 7. Uudeins, Texas;
a.. Bostuuclla.
lI,ro0oHtou-J r. Euerson. Richmond:
Miss F Green, Mrs Thomas Moore and q
II. Norris, Atlanta, Ga; y. J. Hampton,
J.. j. Ellis and 1 Sommarfsld. New York
city; ]. VI. GRAY North Carolina: W. n.
Woodson, Lyuchburg, Va and b Clarke.
Nofogal-G George II. Bowott Martins
burg, W. Va. David Lamont, Montana.
>i JdmU-L. F. Hite. Virginia; Mrs
Dean and Mrs Davis, Cleveland, Ohio, r
). johnson, Bradford Pa; W. J. Martin,
North Carolina; !. v. McDullc and wife,
Alabama; u, + Learv, T. Leary, T.. II.
Ten Eyck and G.. VI, Blanwell, New York
city
Iloirqrd H0usc-.t. Sommerfeld. IT
Hopper, Mrs w. Chapmon aud Mrs. r.
ErEle, New York city; J. s. Burbaugh,
Ottumwa, Iowa.
american Housc-B. Chambers and wife.
northumberland, Va; Mrs T.. Hughes and
son, POOlesville, Nd
The daily critic., 1890-06-28
The Mount Vernon
AND MARsnALL NALL sTEANBOAr
COMPANY.
On and after JUNE /, 1890 the new iron ana
steel steamer
CnARLEs MACALEsTER.


Will leave Der wharf, foot OF SEVENTH st..
for MOUNT VERNON and MARSHALL
HALL as follows;
For MOUNT VERNON Every day Jezoaps
sunday az 10 a. m and 2a0 D. m, returning
az aud 800 =. m, Passengers can remain az
MOUNT VERNON until second boat leaves lf
desired. Fare, round trip, 81, including ad-
mission TO the Mansion and Grounds. Ele-
CANT cafe on the boat. Meals and lunches
served promptly.
For MARSHALL HALI-same as MOUNT
VERNON schedule for week days.
ON SUNDAYS az II a. m, $50 and D. M,
returning az 2, $50 and 9 D. M.
ON FRIDAYS and SATURDAYS, Special
Moonlight Excursions down the river 10
INDIAN HEAD, touching at MARSHALL
HALL going and returning, leaving Washing
ton at $50 p. M, reaching city on return at
10 p m.
Meals and lunches at an times at MAR
SHALL HALL Restaurant.
Fare 10 MARSHALL HALL and return, =
cents on any trip; children, between and l3
years, IS cents.
Z be popular and reliable steamer W. W.
CORCOhAN will make her river landings as
far down as GLYMOhT, landing at MAR
SHALL HALL going and returning. leaving
her wharf daily except sunday at 10 a, N
returning az p. IN. Round trip, IS cents.
Sunday trips of the " w. bORCORAN to
MARSHALL HALL will be announced
Weekly, See advertisements.
For charters of steamers MACAL ESTER
and CORCORAN for either MOUNT VERNON
or MARSHALL HALL apply 20 L. L. BLAKE,
Captain, on steamer. iu9,f
The daily critic., 1890-06-28
4lIUSEHENTS.



Next week will be the twelfth aud
last week Of the Helen Lamont Opera
Company at Albaughs g, and the very
successful season will be brought to n
close by the production, beginning on
Monday evening, for the first time In
Washington. Of the comic opera, "The
Bat C'Die Fledermans D, 10y Strauss.
10 is full Of bright music The cast in
cludcs the following popular members
OF the company:
Rosalnd. d..................... MISS Helen Lamont
Adele, her chambermaid
Miss Emma Hauley
Prince Orlofsky..... Miss Mabella Baker
Ida, Adcle's sister...Miss Blanche Nich0u
Won Eiseustcin, Rosalind's husband,
Louis De Lange
lfls IlN l4lblu Nilsbu
Frank, director Of the prison,
jos W. Herbert
Alfred, a singing teacher. ITerudou Morsel
Blind, q lawyer yer..........,........ Geo Broderirk
Frusch, jatler lex. Clark
Seats are now on sale at the Box
office. and the last week should be one
to 60 on record.
The daily critic., 1890-06-28
Preachers Who Make Light o. wife
Heating


= fpfft sfte 4 ttaeHfN Hp"fh4fs
A decision has been reached by the
Baptist ministers conference in the
case Of the Rev S. L. McCutchen, who
was charged with mistTeating his wife.
The Rev. Alr McCutchen struck his
wife, and for such conduct he was ar
Iaigned before a ministers conference.
! lac following were the resolutions
adopted by the conference this morn
ing.
-'Ee0lEed, That as a conference, we dis
approve Of the act Of Brother McCutchen
In striking his wife-au act which was un-
manly, unchristlan and uuministerial.
"Hs1lfed, That with our disapproyal Of
Brother McCutchen IN this particular We
sun retain our confidence in his Christian
character -
The daily critic., 1890-06-28
NOTE nm BARGAINS OFFERED.
Mating. Mating.

Tie most extensive aud varied assortment
ever shown IN this city Owing % tha ada
Faneed seas on we have reduced prices on tie
entire stock.
SO rolls White Mating, reduced 10 s. %
Per roll.
sss rolls Fancy Mating reduced 10 g per
5l7 rolls Seamless Mating, reduced To SO
Per fDll.
$50 rolls Seamless Mating reduced 10 sla
Per roll.
ail rolls Seamless Mating reduced 10 81
per roll. New and Fancy Designs.