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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-13
an Appeal to Mothers and Fathers.

TNHE SALOON KEEPERS AND LIQUOR
i dealers of Sacramento, not satisfied with
running our boys and decoying into paths of
sin and shame our daughters by their ladies
(?) entrances have brought to bear their in
fiuence against one of our faithful co-workers,
E: NJ. Leiteh (truckman), whose only offense is
his active efforts to suppress gambling and other
vices in our midst petition has been pre-
sented by the liquor interests asking for the
discharge of Mr.. Leitch from the employ of the
Sacramento FIGURING Mills (also known as the
McCreary's Millsl as drayman, because of his
participation in the reform measures indicated
Yielding to this arrogant demand, Mr.. Leitch
has been dismissed from the employ of the
above-named firm and man favorable to the
saloon put in his place.
Shall we, without protest, submit to the
power of the dive, the saloon and the not less
dangerous corner grocery, whose aim has been
to debauch our homes to control our politics
and now seeks to drive American citizens from
honest and honorable employments?
If we submit to this, the end is not yet. Let
US say to Mr.. McCreary and his grocery-saloon
friends: Make your -four, and employ whom
you will to haul it, but it shall not come iuto
our homes nor will we patronize those that
deal it. Signed
au9-6ts HOUSEWIVES OF SACRAMENTO.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-13
JOE's BIRTHDAY.

Well, now, Samsnthy, how is things a-going on
in here?
Hev you got all the traps you want? I said
didn't keer
How much you laid out for this onct, jes SO that
all was nice;
To get them things that Joe likes best I'd pay
mos any price.
Well, I do YUM, samanthy, dear, call this here
spread
Jes' look at all the things you've got do de-
clare my head
Goes spinnin' roun' jes' like top to look at all
this ixin'
My, what time you must hev he'd a-bakin and
a-mixini
Won't Joe be wonderfully surprised when he
comes home tonight
And we fetch him here, without word to see
this purity sight
It IL make him weak about the legs; I'm sure
that he'll set down
And he'll get as white as Teller can whose face
is purity brown.
think hen ketch his breath awhile, then say,
why, dad, what's this?'
And then, Samanthy, dear old gal, I'll tell
him. with kiss,
As how, jes' twenty years ago, one rainy Sum-
day morn,
In the little room right over this was him and
Jenny born.
Poor Jenny Wen not talk Of her, I know it
makes you cry
To think she only lived a year and then laid
down to die;
Wen only talk of joe our Joe, that's been SO
good a son,
There amt couple in these parts has got so
fine q one.
Samanthy, that the whitest bread ever seen
you bake,
This chicken salads mighty fine, and as fer this
here cake
L N mos afraid to look at Ii fer fear twill melt
from sight.
Jes' pass them pickles over here-Pd like to take
a bite.
I'm sure, ssmanthy, If our Joe should live a
hundred year
He'll never see no finer feast than what you've
got right here.
It's cost us heaps of money, too and money s
purity tight,
But we must strain pint or two 10 make Joe S
birthday bright.
feel so bubblin happy, dear, I'll hev to kiss
I wisht that Joe would hurry home, long to
l fairly itch to take his hand and set him by the
table,
And watch him eat and drink and eat as long
as be is ablel
Hark, wife, there's some one knockin loud
upon our parlor door:
Our dear boy Joe comes home. Tonight only
want to see
A-settiu' round this table here, our Joe and you
and me.
Come on Samanthy; let's go out and see who's
at the door.
Good God what awful thing is this, ali spotted
up with goreG
| O not my som not my joel o, men, you tell
lie!
My Joe is twenty years to-day He surely didn'i
die.
samanthyl wifei what does this mean? Is Joe
| dead? Am mad?
Was he lyin' cold aud still when we was both
so glad
Akin aud a-plannin' here fer his surprise and
o cod T. o Cod it cannot bel to lose our only
boyl
samanthy. dear. we're left alone, alone upor
the earth,
| without our Joe, our brave boy Joe, We'll fine
| life little worth.
| Samanthy. take them things away; no feas
must now be spread
| Our Joe was twenty year this morn-to- night on
Joe is dead Susie NJ Best.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-13
THE OTHER SIDE.

EDS. RECORD UNION: We notice in your paper
of the 18th a card signed Housewives of Sac
ramento," in which it is stated that petition
was presented to the undersigned &C. McCreary
& CO.. by 1.-THE liquor interests as they express
it, asking for the discharge of E. NJ Leitch from
our employ as diayman on account of his " pro-
hibition principles. We wish to say to any
one who may be interested in this matter, that
no petition, remonstrance. request or complaint
of any kind whatsoever, from any person,
grocer or liquor man, has EVER been presented
to u.s. The cause of our change of drayman is
matter that would not interest the public, as it
has nothing to do with Mr. Leiteh's opinions or
convictions for or against prohibition" Our
lifelong residence in Sacramento, and our bust
ness reputation, should be sufficient guarantee
to the public that we would not do an injustice
to anyone, nor do we think that the sale and
high standing of our family -four, the quality of
which has never been questioned, can now be
injured by the representation of discharged
employee. c. McCREARY d CO.,
au12 ct Sacramento Flour Mills.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-13

FINE TEAS,
SELECTED COFFEEs,
STAPLE GROCERIES
And CHOICE FRUITS
DOWN TO
BED ROCK PRICES,
At g, A. DORRANCE'S
NEW CASH GROCERY,
s17 STREET. iyl6-1y1p
?
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-13
GAMBLING IN THE ARMY.
Noble Views Lately Expressed by Gel
araI nGnCnolr

erai mcCOOk.
A special correspondent of the st. Louis
Giobe-Democrat, writing from Excelsior
Springs, says:
While preparations were being made
for the State Camp of Instruction which
has Just been brought to close, General
Alex. Med. McCook, with some of his
officers, was here picking out the line for
the occupation of the United States troops
Some very interesting conversations were
had with General McCook on the i'm
provements that have taken place in army
manners within the last few years. He
is one of that old style of officers who
always regard their subalterns in the
light of sons. over whose welfare watch
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-13

THE record of cures accomplished by
Hoods Sarsaparilla can never be completely
written. The peculiar curative powers of
Hoods Sarsaparilla are successful when
everything else has failed. If your blood
is impure, your digestion out of order, try
Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-13
SUMNER RESORTS.

OAMPBELL HOT SULPHUR SPRINGS, 81
~ ezra county, Cal, Is miles from Truckee.
Good stage road; hot and cold baths plunge
and swimming baths 20 by 40 feet. II. PIERCE,
proprietor Keeps first-class hotel. au4-lm
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-13

81 said just now that there is not one
gambler in the army where there used to
be ten. will add that among army Off
GERS there is not one drunkard where there
used to be hundred"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-13

The dog population of New York is es-
timated at from $4,000 to 10000. More
than 1000 were caught and asphyxiated
last year.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-08-13
ALIENS SPRINGS

rs LOCATED IN ONE oFTHE
/ most beautiful canyons in AE& N,
Lake county, with four of the E8fl5H$zhR
best varieties of mineral water. III If5 E$ll4&
Hotel rates reasonable. Cot g55558sS-ss..'ss>@
tages for rent. Daily mail and telegraph. The
Springs are reached by rail to Sites on Coluss
Narrow-gauge, thence by stsge connection
same day. L3ml D J. STEVENS, Manager.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-18
XVI.
Nuf Der 9iiHe BON Srcsort.

Die burd bic WauibuerualtaEg bsi Co.
blot anasotonets 9ausiu4uus bate tsin
anoeres &siuItat. oIs buB pom benz alien
S1muasler is9li5sr 9srtatt absspdlst
murbs. @ab,Iot mar au i9lau, UNI in fst,
mem 5auie @egenftdnoe auF5ubeuabrsn,
bic tim 9e,Issenbeiten bersitet tdtten
Wun bate bemua9 uerseblt9 in isiuem
Wasa3ine Aass uou obtn nah unteu ees
tsb,t uou ben berrliden Spissn, bic nit
10 bet'pisloier 6redbsit seftobIen wo1bsn.
war nirsenes etne Spur 3u eutbedsn. Nm.
bsrerieits mar IS inn, Dane Den unporfi1s
tissn AsuBsrunssn bss Bttsabisrs Wars
tin, ni9t fduer seuorosu, ben austaui4
ieiuer alien &Iber 9esen bic nsuen Der snss
Iiidsn garte gu e,fldren. 70 omar, baB Ter
weiB wie S4uee aus bieier llnteriu1uns
bsroorsins uno bic Qotalbeb5rbsu ibrem
9erba4te eine anbere &i4tuns saben.
Nidtsbstopsnissr mar Gabiuot's Wien.
fiuiter unb trdumeriid, aIs er am 96enb
befeIbeu Cages auf benz Quai uon Ireport
ipuSisrsu sius. Sein STANDARD Lag i'm
9afeu unb purbe pon Der note INNER aus
ben bsiben SOsnen unb beiben Rsffsn Ga:
biaot's bsfsbenbsr S5ifsmann; 9aft In
BEN Stanb eeisst, bst eintrstsnber Gbbs
a%usbuIauf:u. Die @iuen orbneten bic
Nsts, bic anbersu bic SsssI, &qe Iieben
fi6 aber 3eit bel ibrer Grbett, benn bic sur
abfabrt bsiiimmts Stunbe NOT nod fern
unb Nidis sebot Gle. Aud ssnirten f9
bic pier iunsen 2sute nidt, fi5 tros ber
Tdbs t5res Patrons raudsnb unb pIaubernb
pom Ssit su !3sit elmer trdssn Rube su iiber.
loisn, wdbrero 2eOnburb, gabiuot's jung
tier Sobn, Id pon ben anbsrsu stuas ents
fernt taItenb. trauris tn Der Hdbe tes
gursiprists pIab nabw.
@abiQot bsmertte bic unsepobnte Irda:
beit isiusr g~nssb6rissn iton Ianse, aber ls
idisnsn i'm beiorbsre @rinbe 1u uerans
lafen, nidt wie ionit nit isinsr betannten
Strense einSuidreiteu ; er bsi5rdntte f4
barauf, u oaflr Gorge gu trasen, raB fe
ft9 NIT unbereu S4iffsrn tn fstn @slprdd
sinIahsn tonuten, uno istts, natbem er
su bteiem 3psde bic Better bate .uesneb.
msn laiien, auf Der man pom Quai berab
in ben SIambarb ittss, UNI 70 berubister
ieiuen Spa1iersans fort, aIs sr f9 ibers
berste, baB bic bena9bartsn Tiidsrboote
aue perIu1sn waren.
@r mar, pis mir tereits beme,tten, in
fi4 9etsbrt unb ftIeubstte In @sbaEten ta,
bin, Obne i4 iber 0as, mas eissntIi5 In
feinem Snnern uorsins, flare Re9eni9aft
sebsn gu t0nnsu. ObpObI ibm feline llus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-18

iCptel eHl HAND IIit elHtul utult uuI ptul
Iersete uno abert5nte has Briuen Der
0osen. bod. u~s,iuutea In ibre 9ebanten,
ueruabm pebsr Watuarb, nod 2ouis Sui;
auet @tDus tauon, bis Der S5ifeluuge
TO btsnblei5 in bic @aiite iiir,ts unb bdu:
~berinssno ,tef: nab, 9tIot, mas Nib IS
urs isst niser, boB mir ben Rlippen ents
suusen iiub, ... mir ssben bssbaIb nt9t
wentssr su @ruute 30 msiue arr1s
Mutter, i'd usrSs bib rIio ni4t msbr
isbsn !...."
,,Was s,bt ss bsrr wtsber?" fra9te Ser
RsufanbIdnber gIei@saItis.
,.Oas S5iff lit led gsuorbeu, es brtust
im 8teIraum @afsr Elm uno bic Yumpen
psrben ni6t mebr SER. -. has @afer
iieist ucu Winuts gu Minute, uno ba inns
iere SdaIuppen unb SoIsn mitfortssrtfeu
uurben, 10 itnb mir aue psrloreu!"
Gin 2st?" pistsrboIte Souls 9uiguet
i6on UNI gieIss aufmertiamer Tam man
es ui4t pei tppfen?"
,Dus S6iff 1T IN isinen untsrsn Riu.
men uou @aarsu, bic man nt1t i1ueu ee>
mug auf bic Settle i3uffen :ann; es sdbe
iumit NUT elm einsisss RittsG, benz 2tt
6stsusomusn, penn @tner untertaub BEN
Dit:ee, uu. IS ron auBsn 81 perftoptsn.
Qber rper m6Gte 70 etwas BET bieIem @st:
ter passr? @s MIL ftt 8siner fir ben Ius
beteu aufopfern, obpobl ber &apttdn Sc
benz aclceue 8erss uerlpri9t, Der t4 ba;u
ber9sbeu MIL"
Der observation-disclosures erbo5 ii5 uuo iaste
gu benz SdiHsiunsen: nSleiSs bier unb
made bet tetnem Srauten."
Wit bisien @orten na5erts ar t9 BEN
gussanse Der Gniitte.
,9utsr Soft, mas MOTT S5r tbun2"
,tsf Der sSuuse.
$50 uiuit bu b,n?" frcste RaiQarb.
2Ouis 9uisust, blisb itsssu.
,,Yupa WaiQarb," iaste sr NIT Sanfts
n,ut5 unb Erauer, ,,wenu id tobt bin, bann
uerbet Sbr mir psrsebsu. . Sbr perSst
n,siuer uteoer NIT 0tebe ssbentsu, i'd psiB
es gepis, unb suwsilen wsrbet Sbr aud
NIT Sanua Elm uert9 pon mir ipredeH."
@r usrIisB i6Ieunis bic Guiitte.
Ser 3oGpd9ter tisf ibm mad ubsr
2ouis 9utsuet tom nidt mebr.
,2aufs ibm nod, Suuse," bsfabI WaiIs
larb tn befttsiter Aufresuus uub gnsif,
,Iaufs uno iaSe tbm, baB I'D es ni6t su'
sebe. gs 1T ein Babnfnn, er uerstBt all
70 feline Treunbe, feline aru,e Wutter? Sat
@ott ni6t senus 8unbsr fibr ibu bsuts
Ha9t seutlft?...."
Ser sdifisiuuse ribrte it@ ni9t bon
Der Steue.
,,absr piBt Sbr benn nidt," eutgssnets
er, uoae er uns retten mill
,Aber iein Yotbaben 1T uninnis.. ..
gr mub babel gu 9runbe seben. -. Nuu,
I'D wiu ieIbf binauf. i'd buloe es
ni9t!...."
Maiuarb woIte auffeben, aber er tdus
i9te ita iber feline Rrdfte. gr ians eru,dts
tet auf iein Eager 3urit unb tounte III
nod NIT idpuder Stimms feline &ufe nod
2ouis @uisuet wiebetbOIen:
,,SGmm' guild, tomm', 2ouis," 1ebte
er. sd uerseibe Dir -. ia, ia, Aqes
1T Dir usrsisbsn, uuo bu icut 9unua our
6rau %tetoumeu. I'D us,iprede oir's. 80"
Gin reuss @sidrei, pstdes 19 auf benz
Ssrbsfs elbob, iiberi0nte feline Stimme.
,ab, uusIidlitsr Sunse!" mu,utslte
Der 3ouudtter psr3weif lurgsuou; .,er 1T
u~etIoren unh i'd, i'd TRACE bic StuIO !..."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-18
Dr.. Deter Shmtno's
Npie 0etlsSalbe
-nno-
Magen Sitttrs
- I'M -
@ro6- uno Sfeinptraauf
in Der gpotbefe pon
4. ". Nuste,
58S Wtains Strase.
&apbasls : Sereiu gum shuse Der
Gin ano Naswanoerer.
BUR . d


Bon Us'ttsssusn ssitsu psrss Id 70 Of; sriu9i. ,nsE
Castle Garden ~ sutpfaussr urs ten bs5hIRi9 ,u ieu.
Sd bin ctrns 5a !eteI Bteui:e bsreit. Sur m56ts Id Bit
ten, ftts e:uda d~HSuseseu, NIT usl5tm Sdtft Der Sttrefs
ients tommGu ioa. &sru man uns utat ben u~neefdbrsn
&tl urs teuEstidtre !srit angtbt. y ann elmer tommtu lou.
10 " IS itrer, IL ioi uuH5s.tt. Semaustu untsr Der
DlaNs erpaneersT ~lus1netS ju mGhsn. Aud wdrt "a
aut. psrT uGu ben 9sruGrttsu ibca ttt aersHt Der suro,
patiten gertrdusHsTduueI tugdSe. aui etss Art p1rt,
aud i9oR ornbtH iar ne seforat rereen, unh tdptn itItt
an HaeriIeu sirtft an mid. Sir aebfu bier bic AhrsUt
Der psri tteosEen 8srtrGuspsniaunSr uub btmutsu lobtt
nod f~olseHsss.
Der Sped oes 81. Eap9at.ssB er.tns ~, BEN @ssIsnSss
SAup uni Sttnauo augs6etben "a IaGeu, uus Re Dor Zee
hem Saassu Ia 5sttIt5tu uuo ~gstfieeH Gtugtn ~ bspah
rsu. Seoe agsluHit tn StirtNe tner ietta Arseitgsutdt
her Gsiis pire bersitpiutet uEo gratis ertbstft. -
mjss tGhr eth SeeeT nd In NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. usrs
an ben Bersiu psatGn. 6i.r tin 8tstt
Ger udibist euSn Observation-Disclosures:
Rtftrausasi n 6ansr otk ct. HeShatN
@trstns kne tai
Bremen, pnr Bditor Q. . 4loif.r. ~stup.ufr.
samb"re: Sga fRsosOr TsauSsrs ". Rstaszs
au,perosu: Ssrr =. u. @arstu ~ gu,au, gbarIottt
RolIertlm: Serr Jdeoh 3bllsr, pan Der 9aeftreatl II.
6apFs: StrTB q. lambert Rtt5m O u n, B Sae Doutet.
aSph0u: SER 9aitor %. 8oIk a. linton Strsu.
&tls4apt,
e~tprpOol; per @tIItam Srof, SO Duff strse.
Rem BORT: NGD. 3. &euIauA, tatboI. 8rttltsr, 8 Stai
greet, s~sstHhber 9ahle garesn.
Eorto Nissre, Yrop. Sto Graaes eu Sui, eraNItsn
pen 9ltmeus % aIIau.
SGluutGe (DOHG 1tGuctsea). Prop. SaHta gatsgr'aa
Srdhittn: StTr Bnfnr " bot0s sbauitn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-18
&i,tSerml,9
llnb Seilmn0.

Sci &ebls unO 2ungeutrautbetten 1T cs
boait rpidtig, oaB man gleth I'M anfang
BON gpsr's Gberrp Bectoral Sebrau6
maht. Seoe StuuOe SeriaumniB erb0bt
bic Sefabr unO lam traurtge 5Olgen baben.
9. q. 8epnOlOS, apotbetcr in 8irfielS,
Yte., itreibt: .aper's Gberrps BectOral 1T
cine wuHoerbare Nr5nei. SIN Serblt 1875
ertaltete ih mid, unS bate iogleih itreds
liden Suiten. Dies oauerte oret Ytouate,
i'd mar nit Der auS3ebruug beorobt. Son
meinem Hahbar muroe mir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-18
iff t n.
Scr Spllw61ter.
Cine Grsdbluus naa bsm 6tar50Fi5sn bea
Gle Sertbet.
LHortissunQ.l

Srei beurbeitet pon $. pom @~eItbeim.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-18
M1er's
SberrDsHcctOra

anempfObleu, unO that aud iOgleid gi;uIise
@irtuug. SD fubr bamit fort bis i'd fiiuf
ODER ieds GLADDEN. Uerbraudt bate, mo
baun mar id oolitGuOig gcGctlt." 9r.
Chambers @. Beur, BON 8arOeu, SctOto
60, Ohio, idreibt: DMeine Srau lit al
einem beittgen Suiteu, unO mari Suueileu
Slut aus. ga Die in iol6en Naacn ge.
n0bulih porgei6rtebenru Mtttel nt6ts
balien, 10 beIhlOB tb eiuen SerIu6 nit
aper's Gberrp- YectOral 3u MAIDEN, unO i'd
bin feit i%iberSeugt oaB IS oaS mar, naS ie
bon Der Sun9ensS hwtnOi utt %rettete."
5uberCitet bon
9r. J. g. aDsr & 60, 9omell, NaH.
Su alien apOtbe;eR ~ Babsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-18

(Nortissura foIst
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-09-12

An llonoret guest at IA wedding
came into the city, "Wednesday,
with about seven inches of fashion
able hat added to his extra nnmeas-
nred attitude, and. coming in COLI
tact with a chandelier, under which
hosts have passed in safety, found
himself indebted to tho barber moro
than the price of u shave.
Mr.. Geo. w. Moss. of Burks Gar.
den, impelled by u personal case of
hay fever, has erected a boarding
house on Bear Town, II point so
high as to insure absolute exemp
tion from the disease aud whence
'bne of the finest landscape views in
this, the Switzerland of America, is
to be had He is one of the men
who know something of Tazewell
county and can discount White Top
and Roane Mountain.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-09-12
HIGHLANDS LETTER.
HIGHLANDS. Sent. 10.

Editor Ne,cs:
Mr.. j. b. Higginbotham, accom-
panied by Mr.. j. f. White, to whom
Mr.. H. has sold one half interest in
his two lots, lying on ID street, was
in the city this week.
These two gentlomen have decided
to erect at once Oh their joint prop
erty n large two story building. with
accommodations for two stores.
Mr.. Thomas Gillespie is also 10
erect houses, one to be occupied as a
store and the other as dwelling.
MIR. Ransom Buffalo will soon COM
monce the building on Front street
to be used as bakery.
Mr.. McClaugherty will also erect
at once handsome building on I'd
street.
The walls of the stone building
have about reached the height to
which they Will BIO carried. When
that point has beou reached the com.
pletion of the entire structure will
speedily follow. With the exception
of the hotel this building will be the
finest one in the city.
Messrs. Pollard and Dunn, agents
of the Richards Land Co., have put
additions l and on the market and
a goodly number have already been
sold.
Messrs. G. NJ. Pollard and w. b.
Ferrant, of Norfolk, were in the city
last week.
The company, we learn, up to date,
has let to contract dwellings to the
number OF forty.
More next time. T..
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-09-12
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COMPANY ORGANIZED

Tho day before yesterday the
Southwest listed new company for
its Development in the Clinch Valley
Coal md Coke Company, which will
operate in Russell aud Wise coun:
tics with capital of $4,000 The
following directory was named /:
james O'Keeffe, President; Ralph
lizard, Secretary and Treasurer; ri.
Rich, j. p Kelly, j. p. Knoll, JAS.
O'Keeffe, r lizard. Jno, lizard, G. G.
Woolwine, Board of Directors.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-09-12

CLUB RATES: Q Tickets for $50. 90.
Special Rates Arranged with Agents
AGENTS WANTED in every town and
city in tho United States and British Amer
ica.
The payment of Prizes is guaranteed by
special deposit of five hundred thousand
dollars (S500, 000), with the State Govern
ment, and approved-by Jesus Arschiga,
Governor.
Drawings under tho personal supervi-
sion of Lie. Herminio Arteaga, who is np-
pointed by tho Government as Intcrventor.
81 CERTIFY that with the State Treasur-
or NIL necessary guarantees AFRO deposited
assuring full payment of all prizos of this
drawing. HERMINIO ARTEAGA,
Intervention"
IMPORTANT.
Remitthnccs must be either by New
York Draft, Express or Registered Letter,
American money. Collections can be
made by Express Companies or Banks.
Ticket sent direct to management will DO
paid by drafts on New York, Montreal, st.
Paul, Chicago, San Francisco or City of
Mexico. For further information address.
JUAN PIEDAD. Manager,
A partado 49,. Zacatecns, Mexico.
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SPECIAL TRAINS.

4 A telegram to the NEWS from
Mr.. L. j.. Shelton states that spe
cial trains have been secured to
run OH the 10th and 10th for the
accommodation of those attending
the Confederate reunion at Rich.
lands
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WEDDING BELLS.
BURNLEY-VAN PELT.

AT 2 p. H., Wednesday, in tho
Presbyterian church, Mr.. G. e.
f. Burnley, superintendent of
mines ut Pocahontas, and Miss
Mary Van Pelt. of .Tazewell
G. H., were united in marriage by
Rev. NJ. w. Doggett, Mr.. II. H.
Wickham aud Miss Laura Lyons act
ing as best man and mud of honor.
1t was fashionable eGair, and many
society people wef lB'2 present. Aitor
the ceremony IL limited number of
friends were most handsoE ely enter
tanned Mt the home of the brides
brother-in-law, Mr.. A. Lilly. The
couple left on the afternoon train for
Pocahontas.
PEERY-TYNES. -.
On Wednesday evening at p. ~,
Mr.. H. e. Peery, of Nebraska, led to
the altar Miss Mary Lee, daughter
of Alnj. A. j. Tynes, at the latter's
home, Rocky Dell, Row. nj. w. Dog
gett performing the marriage cere-
mony. 1t was typical Virginia wed
ding and the occasion such as the
host and hostess know so we'll how
to prehare for. The young husband
has secured for himself treasure in
u woman whose previous training
and good qualities will make the
ideal wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peery will be at
home in London, Neb.. after Octo-
Der 10.
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FIRE ms URAMc
TtzEwELL G. H.. Va.

TAzEwELL G. H. Va.
l represent five FIRST CLASS
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANIES,
all licensed in this State. LOSSES
PROMPTLY PAID.
Good risks solicited and written at
fair rates. I. e. CHAPMAN,
March J" 1880. Agent.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-09-12

Fresh conhrilia-
ton OF this state
lllent com es to
hand daily. Even
such deep seated
and stubborn COM
plants as Rlleii-
i,iatisnl, Rhe,inla-
tic Go,it, and tho
like, are thorough
ly eratlicatcd by
the use Of this won
dcrf,Il Alternative.
Mrs. II. Irving
Dodge. ITO West
125th street, New
York. certiiex
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TREsPAss NOTICE.

All persons are warned, under penalty
of the law, against hunting, fishing or
otherwise trespassing upon my lands.
juno ~, 80. X. w. WITTEN.