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Sharp County record., 1891-08-13

"WuY do they say 'suro as gun1"
"Bccause u gun ls cock-suren-Puck,
Sharp County record., 1891-08-13

GIVE your children Dr. Bulls Worm De-
stroyers. These nice candies will never do
them harm and may do them much good.
Sharp County record., 1891-08-13

DON'T whistle until sou'rc out Of the
woods, And then, If you forget to, no one
will be mad about it.-N Y. Herald.
Sharp County record., 1891-08-13

BEST, easiest TO use and cheapest Piso's
Remedy for Catarrh BY druggists. 25c
Sharp County record., 1891-08-13

A sALLow skin acquires healthy clear
ness by the use Of Glenn's Sulphur Soap
Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye, 80 cents
Sharp County record., 1891-08-13

NosoS thinks that half loaf Is bettcr
than no vacation.-Boston Herald.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-04-10

A meeting of the Stockholders,
of vital Importance to the Taze
well County Agricultural and Me
chanical Society, will be held. in
the Court House on the 2Sth inst.
A Sunday School convention
will be held near Bailey's Switch,
Saturday and Sunday, the 18th,
and 10Th, inst. Itis expected that
the Rev. Mr.. Wickbam, the Evan
galist will be present on that oc-
casion.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-04-10
TOWN BUILDER.

If we mistake not the title of the
''town builder" to tho Norfolk &
Western Rrilroad originated with
the CLINcH VALLEY News. The In-
dustrial World says:
THE town builder is the well-earned
title of the Norfolk & Western Railroad.
This road has done more for the benefit
of towns along its road and for the de-
velopment of new towns and mineral
regions than any other road that know
of. This policy of progressiveness has
not only been a great boom to the cit
les and country, but has proven sure
winner for the road. To-day there is
not railroad in the United States that
has brighter future before it than the
Norfolk & Western"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-04-10
RAILROADS ITEMS

Captain j. II. Richardson, who has
charge of a material train on tho
Clinch Valley division of the Norfolk
and Western railroad, says the road
will be completed to Norton by the
18th of this month. AS the Louis
vile and Nashville will complete the
connecting link from Corbin via Cum
besland Gap to Norton by the 18th
of May, the route to Louisville and
st. Lous will be lessened nearly 200
miles, to the great benefit of the
travelling public.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-04-10
HOMES IN VIRGINIA-

Speaking for South Carolna the
Charleston News says that what the
State most needs just now is largo
ly increased white population. 1--WE
have room," says that paper, "for
half million manufacturers, farm
ers, mechanics,artisia and laborers,
and there is abundant opportunity in
this State for the profitable employ
ment of millions of capital"
We do not question the truth of
this statement in the least, and if it
is truo of South Carolina how much
more true is it of Virginia. If that
State has room for half million
moro people Virginia has room for q
million, with room to spare. The
conditions of life here are much
more favorable than in any other
Southern State and the more intelli-
gent and desirable class of immi-
migrants are much more likely to
remain, when once settled, and iden-
tIfy themselves with the State. Our
soil Is fertile, our climate is unsur-
passed, our transportation facilities
are equal to all the demands of active
commercial life, new towns and cit
les are springing up in all parts of
the State, manufacturing industries
are multiplying, and markets are in
creasing in number and Importance.
The prospective settlers will travel
far without finding community bet
ter suited to his needs in every re.
spect than Virginia, and if he con-
suits his own interests he will secure
u home withia her borders while de.
sirable homes are yet cheap and abun
dant-Daily Advance.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-04-10

When Baby was sick we gave her castoria.
When sho was q Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-04-10
PARLOR CARS FOR THE
NORFOLK Sc WESTERN.

Roanoke, April 7-President
Kimball said in an interview to.
night that line of parlor cars will
be put ON between Roanoke and
Norfolk, at an early day. An order
for the cars was given the Pullman
Company some time ago. The cars
will be attached to No. ) leaving
Norfolk about 8 a. m., and reaching
Roanoke at $3.50 p. m.
The road will soon be completed
to Norton, fourteen miles from the
Louisville and Nashville, and as
soon as tie l.. 81 N. is completed
to that point through trains to
Nashville will he put on.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-04-10
STILL MOVING ON ITS GRAND
s, CAREER.

The friends Of progress in the
South will read with pride the an
nouncemant made in the advertise
ment of DIR. Prices celebrated Nash
vile College for Young Ladies pript
ed in this issue. The Trustees OF
the institution have begun the cree.
ton of another magnificent building,
which is to crown their finished work.
In its very commanding position it
will be an object of conspicuous ad-
miration to every visitor to the Cap
ital of Tennessee. 1t will be sup.
Piled with elevators, steam heating,
electric connections, with grand
central rotunda the full height of the
five stores, with ample halls, parlors
and bed looms. This College has
risen in ten years to national cele.
brity. Send for catalogue Of this
popular institution.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-04-10
Announcements.

We are. authorized and paid to announce
q. Il. Stephens rs q candidate for Com
Missioner of the Revenue in Clear Fork
:fstrict. Election, May 2s, 1891.
i We are authorized aud paid to announce
! D. Shell aa a candidate foriCommission-
4 of. the Revenue iu Clear Fork District.
Election. May 2S, 1891.
4 To the sovereigns of Tazewell County,
aa., Gentlemen; l taRe this method to
pnounce myselfa candidate, to be elect
n Commissioner of the Revenue, of JEFF
fsonyille District, and 1 hereby ask your
Export. Election May 26th. 1891.
SAMUEL CRoCKETr
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-04-10
REMEpY FOR GR1PPE.

DIR. Mortimer Granville begs Chi.
cago physicians to try five grains of
camphor in twenty miniins tincture
of iodine in a drachm each of glycer-
inc and syrup. Give frequently for
influenza with strong meat juice and
use no antipyrine.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-04-10
LOCAL AWD GEN. W.ERAL
" e. MS BRIEFS.

| Chew Gold Fig at r. G. Chap
han's.
# MrVand Mrs. r. lizard returned
ionSA,y, from their bridal tour.
A few liues Of the celebrated
Hess shoes, at 1. Frank g. Cos.
Il A boom is reported in tho oil and
Eas districts of West Virginia.
s 25U0 spring samples of suitings
+ ust received at L. Frank & Cos.
! Track on the Clinch Yolley Rail.
81 81 Dad is laid to within eight miles OF
Norton.
i DON'T forget that I. Frank q Co.,
s9gare offering bargains in shoes till
Anril LIST.
& Any size, weight or shape can be
+ found in u suit OF clothes, ut 1.
Frank s. Cos.
MIR. w. w. Peery, who has been
Nquite ill, is greatly improved and
sdable to be about.
q Suits made to order specially.
SaFit gitrranted or no pay, at L.
.aFrank & Co.'S.
4 The Elfn Star Comedy Company
A will be, here again in the Opera
j House next mouth.
Hiyou have an eye to the beau
tiful, call aud look at our line of
neck ties. I. Frgtuk & Co.
MRS. Fortner, living at the Fair
Grounds, died on Monday last and
! was buried Tuesday.
/. Frank & Co., ..re the leaders on
suits made to order. Try them and
get their prices before buying.
Wanted, five hundred customers
for 500 pairs of shoes at greatly re-.
duced prices, at I. Frank 81 Co.'S.
Does anyone know Of any partic
nlar reason why there is no-Suuday
mail on the Clinch Valley division /?
Two we'll known colored people
of the town died this week-Aunt
Eliza Taylor and Uncle Ned Wag.
oner.
1t you want pair of shoes, ].
Frank & Co., are Offering special
inducements in them to reduce
stock.
Superintendent VIM. Moody, of
the Clinch Valley Coal and Coke
Co. was in town the first Of the
week.
Now is your chance to buy your
shoes cheap. Must close out a
few styles to make room for spring
goods. l. Frank & Co.
The glass sand OF Tazewell coun-
tyis again attracting the attention
OF, those Interested in Southwest
81 1. I .
Virginia paying industries.
Shoes, Shoes! Too many. Can't
hold them Must go regardless of
prices to make room for spring
goods, at L. Frank s. Cos.
H. Wade Beavers, Of Florida, is
paying his anuaI visit to his fam
lily in Tazswell! He has already
had q slight attack of the ''Taze
well Gripp."
Mr.. A. A. Spbtts, the aged Coun-
ty Supt. of Sunday Schools for
Tazewell, WIG has been confined
to his home for several days, is
again able to be out.
Tie time Of year is at hand
when second payments on town
lots must be- attended to. 1t is
stated that 1all notes will be met
promptly at Richlands.
The past week has been prolific in
rumors OF great railway constrhc.
tions. Norfolk is spoken of as the
terminal point of grand system
to extend from the Atlantic to the
Pacific.
This This misehble winter could not
leave without q parting shot. On
Friday last it began showing and
by tuesday the snow was a foot
deep. LIZ TO be hoped that this
is the last yof it,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-04-10
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.

The following town officers were
elected without opposition: Mayor,
j. H. Stuart; Councilmen, j. A. Le..
lie, j. A. Greever, II. p. Britain. A.
B. Buchanan, j. w. Crorkett; Re-
corder, I. A. Lynch; Sergeant, q.
L. McClintock
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-04-10

When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
Jos. A. Pickle, representing NJ.
M. Morris, Glade Spring, Va, is in
the County selling the best Now
ing Machine, (Johnson,) best Hay
Rake, (Thomas,) and the best
Reapcrs and Binders on the mar
ket. He will be to see you soon.
Mr.. Jos. Stras advertises for pri-
vate sale his residence and sundry
personal property. Tho house is
new, with all conveniences and de-
lightful location. There are all
necessary outbuildings, orchard
and vineyard. 1t is one of the
most desirable pieces Of property
i'll the town for homo.
In Giles county, Virginia, one
evening last week q party of two
young gentlemen and three young
ladies on their return from church
attempted to cross Wolf creek in
small canoe. In some manner
the canoe was upset, throwing all
parties i'll the swift running water.
Miss Leona Burton, daughter of
Elias Burton, and Miss Emma
Terrell, daughter of Mike Terrell,
were both drowned.
MIR. Ingalls,, president of the C. &
0. railroad, says: "There is no
State in the Union equal to this
State for climate, social attractions
and natural resources. You have a
population Of something like 1,7OO,
000,you should have IL population of
100000 very soon. There used to
be prejudice against the Sonth. hut
that is fast dying out, I know this
country from Maine to Texas, and [
tell you Virginia is the State of
States"
The double track Of the Norfolk
& Western railroad has been com.
pleted from Roanoke to E.Iiston, a
distance of twenty miles. The
bridges and everything are done,
and trains have clear run to
Roanoke. The section of road from
Elliston to the top of Allegheny
mountain, eleven miles, is not yet
LET to contract. 1t is very heavy
and will doubtless be commenced
in the early spring. 1t is ABSOLUTELY
necessary to accommodate the heavy
traffic Of the road.
MIR. Henry Preston, cashier Of The
Clinch Valley Bank, was called to
Abingdon, Sunday, on account of the
illness Of his father, whose death oc.
Cured before his arrival A CORES
pondent of the Lynchburg Advance
says:
"Mr. Samuel A. Preston, one of
our old residents. died on the morn.
ing of the 9th after long and pain
full illness. MIR. p, was native of
Ireland, from whence he came to this
country, about forty-two years ago.
Prior to the war he was all active
and popular salesman in the old and
prominent mercantile establishment
of John G. Groenway and John G.
Greenway & Co. During the war,
being physically unfit for field duty,
he was connected with the commits.
sary department at this post. Since
the war he was connected with the
mercantile firms of j. Q. Greenway 81
Co., Greenway, Trigg & Co., aud
Greenway. Preston & Co. for several
years, and to the date of his illness
he has been engaged in the coul
trade ut this place. He was n prom
inent official member of the Sinking
Spring Presbyterian church and q q
consistent Christian. Peace to his
ashes. He leaves widow and four.
children. all grown. His family in
their sad and irreparable loss have the
full sympathy of the entire com.
munity.'
MUNICIPAL ELECTION.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-04-10
Nesss.0l0tc psrao,,a

And those t:crbled witt nervousness rcsultin-r
fron care or overver,i will 10 relieved By takin:
BroioH'o Iron Bitters. Genuine
has trade mark end crccc9dr c:.,;rappcr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-22
At the Brooklyn Theatres.

The Bedford Avenue Theatre. Brooklyn. will
have AMMO Ward Tiffany this week in Tho
stepdaughter." The actress and tho play
have been ut another Brooklyn theatre
and both were liked by the audiences there.
novel character in O faithful nurse. Miss Tif-
fary was greatly successful in the role of an
Irish servant in Shadows Of Great City,"
and during the years OF that plays travels she
figured substantially as star. The present
vehicle for the exhibition OF her abilities is an
outgrowth OF that popularity. and it seems to
serve Its purpose admirably.
At Holmess Star Theatre the play will be
ODowd,s Neighbors;" one Of the briskest md
fSpees
pear pt the Star. His chief companion in tho
merriment VIII be Sam ]. Ryan. an unetuous
bors has had several seasons OF uncommon
popularity throughout tho country. and none
OF lts appeals Tor appreciation are likely to be
the in ths Weeks
ute, that well-known mixture Of mclodrama
ana farce. sensationalism and variety, will DO
performed |. ny the same company, which, APP
all the well-tricd ingredients Of II broadly pop
ular show. are combined in this piece. and
special features are made Of tho Argyle Rooms
entertainment and the realistic railway loco,
amusement are deity blended. This theatre
has new manager in Robert May. we'll
known Brook lynite.
Tar tRs Ans' t S ec@c
summer season at Paimors. The same &C COM mn
p PR as before performs It. and the Academy
Digby Bells comiealities and recalls for tho
medley OF national airs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-22
ASeat WeueA's Gloves Some Stylish
MoAels.

tits quite the newest ana nobbIsst thing for women
to wear tho gauntlet glove. Al one time only sssooi.
ated with out-of.door occssops II now often takes
precedence for fudress Affairs The most dressy yari
ETY. has narrow cun In place OF the deeper gauntlet
usually embroidered with delicate trscery Of beads Of
sconrasting color matching the stitching on the back
Raised silk embroidery Is also seen on this cun Pearl
aud all tho different shades Of yellow and tan touched
M with black are the bcst selling colors the many va
rieties OF gray ornamentsd with steel beads or white
embroidery the next best. Castor dogskin suede and
hid are all utilized the two last however showing the
most beautiful and dainty specimens for evening wear
The foubutton length 10 the correct thing In this vie
OF glove or course for balls hsro are gloves to cover
tbs entire arm suede the favorte material no specisy
new feature obtaining other than tendency toward
an elaboration In embroidery.
1t must DO said there II deceptive comm oditv
going than gloves; Appearances are not ALWAYS to be
relied ont socaled Cheap specimens are often
but cheap In the end. It Is easy to know the best
houses from which to select moderate we'll
made article For the benefit OF intending purchasers
during the coming week. Ls Boutiliers In 18th at
may DO suggested a. showing . most gratifying
assortment or the most beautiful and stylish makes Of
excellent quality. at low values the aforesaid gauntlet
varsity In particular Offering special Inducements
Every woman should have look At thsm A. the sams
time lot her step around to the next counter and look at
some novelty vslves OF lovely patterns and coloring
which are TO DO closed out this week st nominal prioeA
woven figured pattern In many delicate evening
shsdesjus the thing Tor LOUIS Qunse coats ana the
lke-is marked 90 cents yard and others of excsp.
onA richness In frse effects Of two and three tones
OF color sl.es. sale Of camers hair robes bordered
with black fur 10 proving great magnet. Green,
brown blue aud black the eolors ten yards In each
pattern; the price HDS.->dds. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-22
SorABLE WEDDING IN MI1EBRooK
TIE Granddaughter OF Thuriow Weed Mar.
ried to New Tors Lawyer.

| The Granddaughter OF Thuriow Weed Mar
ried to New Tork Lawyer.
PouaHKEErsrE. Nov 21.-Marie Weed Alden
OF Millbrook. granddaughter Of the late Thur
low Weed and lineal descendant Of Longfel-
lows John Alden." was married in the Re-
formed Church Of Millbrook this afternoon to
Henry J. Dawson. Jr.. New York lawyer
The officiating clergymen were the Rev.
George Alexander and the Rev. George 1.
spinney Of New York and tho Rev. J. 4. Lyall
OF Millbrook. The church was handsomely
decorated with flowers and palms. The bride
wore white satin en- train. with pearl trim
mings,snd point laceveil. and carried fan She
also wore diamond tiara. tho gift OF the groom.
The maid OF honor was Hannah Weed Barnes
81 Albany; yhS wore pink brocnsd de satip.
tSn dsnshssls ss
r. ssys Ih
bsson Of TAR Tsrrytown. %hila the esrsnens vas
tcge sshil9ss picture s~ Of tSe sesns.
.he home q ths Brides mother, seven kuARSred
Sssissins 8 sRs SsoessioS &:s t%Is
ME- a5ovHs Vail Miss tasabes
and and stllsd three rooms; During the afternoon
bconeld'6 Twenty-nrst Regiment band prov1d-
ed music on the village green for those who
could not get into the church.
= A special train with 900 invited guests on
board came up from New York. When the
train left at 2. NJ. at given signal colorsd
res burst forth hilltop sb%ns the VII
putchoss. and Come tiout Railroad which the
train passed colored fires were burning.
on Thursday. Nov. 10. at the Millbrpok Inn.
The guests were: George Howard Dawson.
f fSSs yone ssG sSaon GSssf Frank PhR
Bic. Marshall I. Bacon. Lanedon 3. Chandler.
franklin Philips. F. ". Jones. D. X. Balm,
and Wilson do Meza. The menus were hand
painted and designed as souvenirs. The room
was decorated with shocks OF corn. rye, and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-22
Where to Fi.A Bargains !. Even,ns Silks.

The bali and party season 10 upon US: evening ma.
terias are taking precedence in the feminine mind
over heavy cloths and cancels hair. The dry goods
houses know this and putting their best
most In tho endeayor TO put such wares In the most
conspicuous places arranged In the most captivating
manner to color and contrast There Is great emu
iation also In prices In this city striving
to undersell each other IN certain lines OF silk. and
thereby reducing values to q minimum of profit. For
instance. At Daniels. Broadway and Ninth street.
India silk thirty inches wide of hrn close texture Is
failing at 80 cents 1t is doubtful IL there IL another
shop In this city where the quality DO pur.
chased At that figure. OF many other weayes also
the same thing can bo said In fact. evening silks
the commodity specially doomed just now and the
stock is very large including the richest well as tho
Inexpensive grades. OF course. 1t 10 impossible to
enumerate the countless weaves. but here are few
which were singled out Offering decided bargains:
Lovely white brocade. suitable for opera cloaks.
sprayed with silver feathers caught with bow knots;
brocaded India silk OF exceptional sofness In twenty
different colors, showing novel undulatng pattsrna
pattern by the way controlled by this house, crystal
bengaline uhe name refers to the weave) In all the
delicate shadesi another variety patterned with stripes
and polka dots; exquistey brocaded crepe de Chine
and the sheeres Of printed Chiffon the last 45 inches
wide.
In conjunction with the silk exhibit there Is another
OF trimmings and laces or course gown needs some
establishment Daniels lace department. Is far
famed. and In several specimens such pearl en-
bossed laces, demt and full hngth hounces embossed
In jet and velvet embroi Tered with Jet tinseL
in white silk, In white an delicate tints com.
binea all ON background OF i1s best quality Brussels
net black white coored thsro fow houses that
can equal the assortment Special prices are selling
point do Gene point applique aui duehssAs hess rap
idly.--Ads
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-22
IHEFTs eY 4 RALy 70.
Detected at the st. Mare sAA 6uspsetsa o
Stealing In Other 1loteIs,

Among the colored hall boys Of the Hotel ".
Marc ThiEty-ninth street and Fifth avenue.
there was one very tall and very black boy
named Leroy Turner Since Nov ! guests
have complained Of losing jewelry from their
rooms. TWAS noticed that Turner had fond.
ness for freGuenting tho upper floors Of the
hotel. and watch was set.
On Thursday night the room OF Mr.. Wheel.
ock OF Chicago was entered and gold WATCH
a diamond pin. and other jewelry were stolen.
On Friday afternoon. when Turner's hours
were over and he left the hotel. two detectives
followed him. He went to two pawn shops.
and In one OF them he pawned a lace pin set
with twenty eight pearls and twenty light dia-
monds He was arrested and searched. On
him were found a gold watch, q diamond min.
some bracelets. and other jewelry. In ali he
has stolen upward Of $4,000 worth OF Jew
Henke. guests OF the hotel. were among the
Sufferers.
At Jefferson Market Court yesterday morn-
Ing Turner gave his address as 80 Seventh
avenue. He was remanded. He used to be
employed at the Sturtevant House. While he
was there early in October Mr. Kane lost
lady In room ~ lost $40. Turner had been in
y with message. He denied having taken
The money, but was discharged from the hotel.
II Is said that he was formerly employed At
hotels in Brooklyn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-11-22
DOCTORS TURN BURGLARA
They Commit Series OF Crimes, ana are
Caught RobbinE . Safe.

u
Caught Robbing . Safe.
GARDNER, ILL.,. Nov. 21.-For weeks this vii
lage has been In an uproar over series OF
burglaries. When James Keon's store was
robbed OF 5000 last week a secret meeting OF
merchants was held. and it was then agreed
to employ detective to run down the thieves,
who evidently lived in tho village. The officer
went to work on Monday. During the week
he saw and heard enough to satisfy him that
an attempt would DO made on Friday night to
rob the bank Of Gardner.
Disgusting himself as laborer and getting
together three merchants. who were to watch
the bank through the night, the detective lay
in wait In tho private room Of the cashier. It
was nearly midnight when he heard window
eo hs ntFads5 oS ted % # the safe whss
RopE asnEp arf se dot the tss set
the blazing end Of q candle to the fuse lie had
inserted the detective leaped from his hiding
fired a shot from revolver. Almost instantly
another shot came from a second burglar. The
detective returned the fire, and the burglar
Mno $1,000 beside the safe fell with bullet In
The merchants who had been waiting outside
now burst open rear door aud fell upon the
much e q .s fht Then .Ss lamps we're iishtsd
men who stood before them as prisoners were ere
Boyes. the village physicians- MoXdams. who
tns sos1ss q d nHT hs Hoah SS
in his shoulder He confessed that he and lis
companion were guilty Of all the robberiss in
raigneI this morning. and In default OF ~ 900
Dali each were taken to Norris. the county seat