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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-25
The New Catalogue

Richmond druggists generally recon-
mend A. b. G. Tonic as superior spring
madeleine
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-25

have sold good deal of NOLASDTsg, ana
parties who have bought ithsye come back fos
the second supply
J. 7. Lswrs. Druggist,
No east Broad street
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-25

Bedford City Land aud Improveussne
Company.
See advertisement.
QuARLEs 4 McCuRDr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-25

Bedford City Land and Improvement
Company.
See advertisement.
QuAnLs 4 McCuRpL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-25

THE TUCKAHOG CLUB.
Pleasant Meeting Yesterday at Brook Hill.

EltHSant httElnE ah
The lovely country seat of the Stewards,
Brook Hill" on the Brook turnpike. a
little over three miles from the city, YVES
the scene of the gathering of a large num-
Der OF the members of the TuckahOe
Farmers Club in their monthly meeting
YESTERDAY, where they were entertained By
Captain Thomas Pinckney, who is one Of
the most earnest workers Of this organiza-
tiOn.
soliE OF THOSE PRESENT.
Among those present were Professor b.
Purvear. Captain Frank Guy, James 3.
Winston. A. W. CARRIER. ". l.. Grant. Colo
mel Thomas Whitehead, ". +. Wickham,
Julian NJ. Ruhin, Judge b. A. Hancock,
Joseph Bryan, +. T. d. Myers, II. Theo-
dore Ellyson, IL. c. Chamblin. Thomas W.
boswell. r. i. Chatfin, }. T. Jackson,
Howard Swineford. Captain John Cussons,
Charles +. Jones, and Alr. Peter j. Burton,
of the Times.
wRLL-KEPr PLACE.
Several hours were spent in inspecting
the farm. the beautiful clover-helds and
grass-lots. the splendid herd of COWS, the
drOves of Berkshire hogs. and last, but not
the least, the well-laid-off garden, which
was enriched with raspberry, currsnt,
peach, grape, and other fruits, "a well as
vegetables in abundance, and some very
handsome rose-bushes. The lighthouses
contain many choice plants.
TIE SUBJECT.
The subject Of Corn and It's Cultiya-
tion as Paying Crop" was discussed.
After this Captain John Cussons gave a
graphic account of an experience as a
scout during the late war.
MKT NETTING.
The subject for discussion next month is
THE Cutting and Curing of the Hay
Crop" MIR. Frank Guy, essaylst.
The meeting will be held at Mr.. II. C.
| Chamblin's.
The club was sumptuously entertained
by Captain Pinckney, and adjourned at o
late hour, declaring this one of the most
pleasant meetings which it has held.
GiIl-Memoriai Lodge of Good Templars.
The following officers of Gill-Memorial
Lodge OF Good Templars were installed
"Wednesday night by Grand Secretary
George W. Hawxhurst, assisted by District
Chief Templar J. A. Bobson and Mr.. u. NJ.
Redford: George Ambold. @. T.: Mrs. Bet
tie hcCaw, V. T.. Samuel Wilkinson, Sc
eretary Mrs. W. Z. Trshern. S. off. T. ;
Gussie Schultz. marshal: George Percy,
| chaplain; Charles Foster. p. g. T.: Richard
Lucher. sentinel; Willie Lymbaugh,
guard George Southall, ID. NJ; Miss Lilly
1rahern, assistant secretary: Arthur stan
ton. treasurer, and Emmett Archer. +. s.
After the installation a splendid pro-
grammc OF exercises-consistinp of die
logues, recitations, music, Gc.-vas rem
dered by the members. Remarks were
made by the Grand Secrotary. Messrs.
Hobson and Taiialerro, and Mrs. A. j.
Pyle, G. ': T., and Mrs. J. A. Hobson. Of
Trinity Edward Williams, Of Soldiers
Rescue; Mrs. J. K. Gin. Of Gi,,. Manner al
Lodge; Master George Percy. and Others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-04-25

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Transparent GlycerIne Soap. lsc. .
DOZEN
Blue CASTLE Soap. 25c. bar fos this
week only It Route Drugstore, second
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For health and happiness. the boon Of eli
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PULLING TRADE.

Our Boys Knee Pants Suits a. o. -, 81, $40
g. sL50 s.. $3.50. $50, $40, ana $40 are pallhs
trade.
Our Boys Long-Pants Suits 81 q, $50, TBA
$3.50 $40, si2 SIS, Sis, and 80 are pulling trade.
Our nobby XIII Suits st $50, 81, $50. 81 ~
$3.50, S750, $3.50. and $40 arc pulling trade,
All the goods we arc selling In our Boy~'
Clothing Department are pulling trsie. Do
you know the reason vhyf Wen toll you; Rs
simply cause they're 30 we'll made, 20 nlcsiy
trimmed, and so far superior In every way 70
what's seen ready made IA other stores that ps-
rents, guardians, and the boys themselves osnt
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We believe wo can-in Clothes, Hats. or Fur
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yg-A substantial Ball ana Bat given vtn
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For biliousness and headache simmons
Liver Regulator IL the best medicine the
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-13
THE VETERANS PART IN
THE SOUTHERN DEVEI-
EAitOPMENT

We quote the following from tho
Richmond Dispatch: "There is n
familiar5pictnre. in which Confeder-
ate soldier who has inst returned
from Appomatox stands looking upon
the ashes of Tie happy home he left
when he gave his heart and hand to
Virginia ard enlisted for tho war. He
isa young man,but bronzed, beard.
ed. He wears an old SLOUGH hat, @
faded jacket of gray. and pantoloons,
the legs Of which are stuck into
home-knit yarn stockings. His shoes
are ragged. All his worldly goods,
save canteen and Layersack arc
enclosed in brown army blanket
which, according to the custom Of
the times, he has slung across his
body from the left shoulder to the
fright hip. Through mists of tears
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-13

The Atlanta Constitution Offers
the following sensible advice tt
people who desire to promote the
progress of their town:
"The growing towns of Georgia
are doing now what they silotld
haze done long ago-telling the
world about it, The way to in
crease the prosperity of q townis
to advertise it; q liberal invest
ment in this way is sure to bring
large returns in business and pop
ulation, and the people are begin
ming to realize this. and are work
ing on tho right lines. Thus we
see well displayed advertisements
i'll influential newspapers and
trade journals setting forth the adj
vontages Of Georgia TOWNSHIP the
journals of the North, as we'll as
those of the Southland great ben
eft has resulted and will result
from them.
"a town cannot be prosperous
if the people are content to fold
their hands and wait for tho out
side world to come their way and
take hold of and build up their.
enterprises; they must first go to
work themselves and let the world
know they are working; then it
will come to their rescue and give
them lift in their labors for the
upbuilding and developing of their
scction.p
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-13
NOT SOUND TALK

Though the passage of the silver
bill is one of the means intended
by the Republican party to catch
votes, much of the talk by it's OPP
ponents is needlessly wild and use
less. This vocal accompaniment
is, indeed, only repetition of the
history of all tinancil legislation.
Advocates and opponents of fiscal
policies have each used as % favor
lite argument the same argument,
though applying it in reverse ways
that is, business ruin and finan-
cial disruption generally to ensue
If the measure they oppose is pass
ed. The opponents of the Silver
bill are predicting monetary crisis
some years hence if that bill be-
comes a law. Such predictions
are needless. Public men, in fact,
all men should be careful not to
indulge. in the style of talk which
is to the character of the money
market what scandal is to the
character of man or woman, GA
breath of SANDER" is properly con
sidered deadly eXhalation, though
the sufferer be innocent. So, too,
IL direful prediction about money
market may be its deadly scandal
by begetting q fatal distrust. Poll
tlclans, as % rule, know nothing
about financial questions. Mathc-
NAUTICAL figures may indeed be like
politicians in one respect, that is,
the capacity for lying when they
/ appear to be true, but mathemat-
ical figures are unlike politicians
in never being hysterical.
The country is too strong for a
serious panic. Its business men
and business organizations are all
cool men, who in day could null
fly any foolish congressional legis
lntion, and in the next day could
force government to rescue the
country if general panic were i'm
minent. And it must be rcmcm
bered, too, that the people can rise
when o great blunder is commit
ted, and that q new Congress is
elected every two years. What
ever the. crimes of the present Re
publican Administration, it has a
short life, and the business sense
of the country can put checl,
enough uponit and hold it in check
until Cleveland, that cool and cleal
minded statesman and business
man, is once more at the helm
State.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-13
INITIATION.
JUST WHAT THE SILVER BILL
WILL Do.


The silver bill which passed the
House Saturday will cause an in
tlation of the silver currency-or,
rather, Of its representative, silver
certificates-to two and quarter
times its present value. The law,
as it now stands, compels the coin
age OF 2,000,000 silver dollars per
month, and permits the coinage of
$4,000,000. Tho minimum amount
has not been exceeded since the
law went into force. No provision
is made for tho purchase of bul-
lion except to be coined.
The bill, rs passed by the House,
provides that s4,5oO,OOO worth of
silver bullion must be purchased
every month, against which certiii-
Gates shall be issued redecmablc i'm
coin, the certificates to have full
legal tender qualities-each GER
tificate being rs good as gold
dollar. This puts s2,5OO,OOO more
money in circulation each Month
than now is issued. The certia-
Gates, being redecmable in G. m
will compel the coinage of o con
siderable amount OF tho bullion
purchased, but there is no compul-
sion to coin all, and provision is
in the bill for redemption in bull
lion, upon demand Of the holder,
at the discretion of the Secretary.
This extended recognition by the
government of silver as a money
metal is expected to enhance it's
market value, and a provision is
made that value shall be 81 Tor
3714 grains there shall be free
coinage of silver, as there now is
Of gold.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-13
= TOUR OF INSPECTION.

The Norfolk and Western Rail
road Company has placed a especial
car at the disposal Of a committee
OF gentlemen of this city, who with
Bishop Van De Vyver, of Rich.
mond, and Rev. Father Lynch, OF
this city, started this morning on
a tour of inspection of the coal re.
gions OH the Norfolk and Western
railroad system. They will go
hence to Radiord, to New River
division, to BlueRcld, to BluestUe
junction, where they will take in
the several branches to klkhorn
Pocahontas, Bramwell and Duh
ring. From there they will go to
the Clinch Valley, when they will
return home. Ehe object is pleas
ure combined with business
Roanoke World.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-13

" VIRGINIA: In the Clerks ONCE of
|dsD0 gH
Norfolk and Western 1tailroad Company.
i,f Plaintiff.
Armintha Bailey in her own right and IA
guardian OF Znrilda Angelina Walthnll,
Mary Ircna Bailey, William e. Bailey
and Nora Alice Bailey, and Martin Free
man WaithaH' Defendants
MOTION TO APPOINT COMMISSIONERS, &c.
Pursuant an order of our said Court. en-
tered in this motion Mt the MAY, 1890 Term
thereof, the Defendants are .hereby Motif
ed that on Tuesday, the LIST day Of. July,
1880, at the Office of I. e. Chapman, at
iazewell O. H., Vs., who in same order,
above mentioned, was appointed a special
Commissioner for the l>urp Sc, wil1'pass
upon your respective claims thereto and
aapportion, to those entitled, the fund paid
into Court by the Plaintiff for that part of
your lands taken byit for RAILROAD purs
poses and fol. damage to the residue of
Your tract, as ascertained by the Commits
sioners appointed by said Courtin an or
der heretofore entered in this motion, -
which time and place all pariiea intsrested
are required to attend, that their claims
may be correctly ascertained
BY order of Court.
t. Z. GEORGE, Clerk.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-13

this paroled follower Of Lee see,
that the enelny's.raiders have burned
lis dwelling. all that is left of it is
q blackened chimney. Around aud
about is desolation. His mother
his wife and children, he can only
hope, have found safety and shelte,
with Kindred OF friends.
This soldier is type of his PEG
pie. Weighted with tho burden OF
defeat, his property wasted, aud his
slaves liberated, he starts life anew.
IL is uphill work for hands unused to
labor, but lie loves Virginia and has
a strong heart, aud boldly he OPP.
poses to adversely the front of manly
courage and patriotic perseverance,.
He builds u log hut and gathers
about him his family The fence
rails which have gone to blaze in
some roaring camp fire he replaces
with sdplings. Horse and plow, and
all the essentials of farm life, he
gradually accuinulatcs.
The Freedman and tho Freeman's
Bureau annoy him greatly, but in
time he is liberated from the ono and
makes terms with the other. He la
bors on and ilnproyingly. Recon-
struction now comes and blights the
land, and many of his comrades tear
fully abandon the State and seek
their fortunes in distant homes.
This lust political horror over and
the State is in possession of her own
people once moro, the horizon bright
ons. Hope bounds in his breast,
and he sees n great future for his
State and his section" fsNs
Numerous railroads are built,
mines are oponed, new towns spring
up. Old ones receive fresh life, and
prosperity reigns where the close of
war left only destruction" 1t is true
that all tho neighbors have not Jared
so well While he gives hospitnble
welcome to new settlers it sorely
grieves him to think of all the old
families broken up and dispersed.
lie knows that all portions of his
State are not prospecting equally; but
he has great faith i'll the South, and
believes that she will Take her proper
rank in wealth and population and
influence Remembering the vast.
ness of our losses, the revolution in
labor, and the oppressive Legislation
to which his people were (and to too
great mn extent still arc) subjected,
he can but rejoice in the wonderful
work that has boon done, and con.
cluded that fraction of his earnings
can be spent no better than coming
to Richmond May Goth, here to greet
old comrades and with them rejoice
in tho glorious achievements of the
past and all the bright promises Of
the future.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-13
A NEW AND USEFUL OR
GANIZATION.

Tho Virginia Agricultural De
velopment Company, an organiza-
ton which promises to be of bene-
fit to the agriculturists, was organ
lied at Radford, Friday, with a
capital stock Of S5,000,OO0. Lieut..
Gov. j. Hogc Tyler was elected
president, Geo. w. Palmer, vice
president; Mr.. Jordan, secretary
and treasurer; Gen. James A,
Walker, Hon. Abram Fulkerson,
Judge w. f. Rhea, Judge Page,
Hon. w. NJ. Ellis, Major VIM. Jol.
life, DIR. ii. V. Gray, Major Griffin,
Hon. ~. G. Preston, Judge Shelley,
Mr.. Wysor and Geo. 9. Cassell, di-
rectors for Virginia. Ten direct
ors will he elected from Northern
States. The object is to promote
tho agricultural interests of Vir-
ginia.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-13

The country has to endure the
hardship of the Harrison Administrn-
ton two years aud three months
longer, but, thank heaven, the Re-
publican House of Representatives
will have to give place to Demo
cratic House very soon. The Repub-
licans are robbing the people of mil
lions'of money and The people have
no idea of'submitting to this iniqui-
tous Republican, policy of robbery
any longer than possibless The cleo
ton for congressman takes place in
November next:
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-13

~ = 7.
Itwas the pprpos Of thoseicons
.ducting these pegotiatioiis to put on
the cemnitteelnn Esglisl1nair and 4
resident of this State, but!after cor.
sidering that the people OF these tw b
governments were lie contestants in
the matter. it was doomed best 10
lput those who hau no interest in the
subject. MIR. Phelps wns added, {
is said, because no was a former NH
lister to England and enjoyed the
fullest confidence of the people there.
A LEE-GRANT MONUMENT.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, May GA
special to the Journal from Mid
|dlesborough, Ky, says: a move
ment is on foot here to erect a co.
lossal monument OIL Pinnacle Rock,
on top of Cumberland Gap moun-
tain, in memory of U. S. Grant
and RI. b. Ice. Pinnacle Rock is
5000 feet above the sea, and 1000
feet above the surrounding couu-
try. TO reach it one must pass
through the States Of kentucky,
Virginia and Tennessee, as they
corner very near it. On this his.
toric spot at historic old Cum bers
land Gap it is proposed to build
the monument. The matter was
started by ex-Confcderate al d,
Grand Army of Republic soldiers
at Middlesborough, and at once
they subscribed sum reaching
several thousand dollars. The pres,
cnt plan is to call on tile soldiers
all over the country to contribute.
When the plan is fully matured
the Knoxville Tenn. Daily Jour
nal and the Courier-Jornal of
Louisville, Ky, will be called on
to receive the contributions.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-13
GROWING GRAHAM.

This new town in Tazewell coun
ty is being rapidly built up
Messrs. Adams Il Woodson, of this
city, arc now at work Oh the new
hotel, which will he a large and
handsome two-story structure with
all modern improvements. The
wator supply of the town will be
brought from an excellent spring
three miles distant, and the work
of laying ten-inch pipe for that pur
pose Will be commenced early next
week. The ice factory is nearly
completed; the cider, vinegar and
stavc factory is progressing rapid
~, and the Pocahontas Headlight
has been purchased 10y local syn
dictate and will he published at
Graham hereafter An Episcopal
church is being bnilt and over two
hundred houses arc under con.
tract. Altogether the town OF
Graham is booming, which &C
counts for so many Lynchburg
people investing there Lynch
burg Advance.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-13
Two MURDERS.

Young Dennis Howry, ofThomp-
sons Valley, this county, was foul
~ murdered near Swords Creek,
on Sunday last. lie was crossing
the creek with q friend on the
rocks and made remarks of his
ability to make long jumps from
one crock to another. When he
reached the bank he was accosted
by q stranger who wanted toknow
if he considered himself the best
man in the country On his an-
swcring "no,n the man without
further notice cut Howry's throat
from ear to ear. 1
While Howry's funeral was tax
ling place in Thompson Valley, a
few miles distant jim Harris shot
and killed one Robinson. No full
particulars.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-13
sLOCAL .AN.D GEyN.ERAL
NE us BRIEFS.


Odd sizes in clothing for large
and small figures at Frank 81 Co Is
Mr.. j. Ran. Henry is attending
commencement at Hamptlen Sgd
ney College.
Hiss Kate Russell, Of the faculty
of the High School last year, is yis-
ting at Mr.. Alderson's.
There has been some warm wealth
er in the country and Tazcwell has
not been wholly exempt.
Misses Sallie and Maggie Bowen
and Eva Painter have returned
from college at Stnunton.
Rev. B. NJ. Shive. Of the Presby
terian church, will preach at Mount
Olivet next Sundry at IL O'clock.
A car load OF ice was received
this morning and is being stored in
the ice house Of Mr.. e. V. SPOTS.
DIR. II. B. Gillespie, agent of. the
Tazewell G. II. Improvement Co ,
has returned from an extended trip
east.
The SILVER Bill has passed the
House, and now for lots Of money
to flood the country if the Senate
agrees. e,
Judge Kelly took in the com
mencement exercises Of his alma
mater, Emory and Henry College,
this week.
Mrs. and Miss Krngloe left for
the Valley, Tuesday. The PROBES
sor will follow after the school is
finally closed.
The shipments of coal by the
Pocahontas company for the week
ending Saturday, June {, amounted
to $4,000 tons.
Heavily loaded freight trains
pass daily through Roanoke with
material and machinery for South
western Establishments.
Don't buy your clothing until you
see our stock. We can save YOU
money.
Buchanan & HARRISON.
The census enumerators are now
going from house to house asking
their questions, sensible aud other
wise, for the information of Uncle
Sam.
The conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, colored, is in SEES
sion at this place since Wednesday
evening, and our coloret population
is in its element.
One of tho incest things ever
done in flowers was executed by
Mrs. Judge Coulling for some young
ladies of the Seminary who pre-.
sented it to Miss Ready.
I. Frank & Company, the cloth
iers, consider themselves entirely
and completely equipped for the
season in all things that go to make
the outer man presentable.
The ballasting force OH the N. &
w. railroad is within two miles oil
Castlewsod depot They are fin.
ishing up the road in first class
style. Southwest Virginian.
The change of schedule OIL the
Clinch Valley railroad, over which
there is much traveT is said Ito be
enriclling the Bliefield Inn. 1t il
an ill wind that blows nobody any
good.
The Sunday School convention
Clear Fork District. will he held n,
Pocahontas on the last Saturday
and Sunday Of this month, when q
full attendance of delegates is de
sired.
Mr. and HRS. A. d. W. Walton
returned, last week, from New York
accompanied by Mrs. Col. Preedy
lately arrived from Hereford, Eng
land, to spend the summer will
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1890-06-13
NO Home should be Without Ii

II takes tho place of 6
doctor and costly pre-
scriptions. All WHO lead FOR WHOSE
Bedcntary lives VIII find pcnrr,v.r
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and cure for Indigestion, Af
Constipation, Headache, Bilfousncssj
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of time, nosinterfcrencc with business
while taking, For children IL is most In:
noccnt and hurnlcss. No danger from
exposure after taking. Cures Cole, DiL
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moss and Fcvcrish Colds. Invnlitls aud
delicate persons will find IL the mildest
! Apcricnt anu Topicthey. can usc.g a little
taken ut night insures refreshing sleep
and u natural evacuation of tho bowelsi
a little .tnken in the morning sharpens
the appetite, clcnnscs tho stomach and
sweetcnS tho breath. ~ l7liisIi tt73
A PHYSICIANS OPINION.
al have been practicng medicine for
twenty years and have never been able to :
putup Vegetable compound TINT would,
like Simmons Liver Regulator promptly
and effectively move the Liver 10 action,
and at the same time aid instead ofweak-
cningl the digestive and assimilativo
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