Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-10-02

When sho had Children, she gnve them Castoria-
And now the Fair is ovor. For 90
years this has been the occasion of n
grent gathering together of people
They come in cerriages, wagons, horae
back and foot back to see what is to
be seen, hear what is to be heard and
mix with the crowd which. they make.
What do they see? Some very fine
stock fine cattle, sheep and hogs,
blooded aud gated horses but little
worth mentioning in any of the, 9th
OF departments, May we hope that
it will he better liereufter, for condi
tions make this the best county in
the Southwest for on agricultural ex-
hibition.
Tho montgomery county Repub-
licans seem to be din u hole" so to
speak. Recently tho Alliance NOM
mated MIR 'Flagg. Mr.. Flagg is q
Republican, but rs an Alliance
candidate he insisted upon stand
IlnG on the Democratic platform
adopted by the State Alliance, and
nc also favored the reelection Of
Senator John w. Daniel. This, Of
course, the Republican Alliance
brethren objected to, and Mr.
Flagg withdrew. Now they have
no candidate, no probability Of
one, and Farmer Radford, the
Observation-Disclosures candidate, is
likely. to be elected.
The initial musical and reception
of the new scholastic year came off
in the parlors Of the Seminary last
Friday night. TO say that the ma
sic was not up to the average of
last year, is no disparagement or
the eaccllent directress, Miss Albro.
Worry few Of last years.. advanced
pupils participated. The songs
were exceptionally good, especially
those sung by Miss Lettie Thomp
son and MisS Coe, tho new vocalist.
AIiss Coo has u well cultivated
voice and is said to be already Il
popular teacher. The reception
was u marked success. The old
corps of teachers were at their
best, while the two now members
of the faculty, Misses Coe and
Koepple captivated the few privi-
legged guests. Miss Koepple is the
now art teacher. She is "a lady of
Ene address, and if her grace in the
drawing room 10 any evidence of
good taste, her department. Of
bellies letters and art will be sue.
cess. This institution is enjoying
% most successful year.
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HIGHLANDS HIGH SCHOOL.
Through the instrumentality of
some of tho leading citizens of Rich
lands arrangements have been
made for the opening of a High
School there on Monday next. Prof.
j. \. Leslie, Of this place, has been
elected principal, aud will apnoint
his assistants as needed. We doubt
not that he will make success of
the institution and do good work.
NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE.
! Last weeks issue Of the Rich
lands News consisted Of 5000 cop
les Of eight pages, Sc columns of in
teresting reading matter. 1t was
the largest thing of the kind ever
attempted in the Clincll Valley and
speaks much not only for the man
agement but for the town of Rich
lands as well, The paper seems to
be firmly grounded and improves
from week to week, One year ago
it was u small affair.
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