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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-12-30
BUCKLEN'S htNIUA SALVE.

The BGsr SALvn in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed tn give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % ccnts
per box. For sale by A. L. Har.
grave.
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POOR UNCLE SAM

GETS NoTHINe FOR CHRIsrMAs BUT A
BAG OF QUEER MONEY.
Thomas Carter, Secret service Off.
Ger for the District of Irdiana, slIil .
ped $4,000 i'll counterfeit mouey to
Washington as Christmas gift to
the Treasury Department. The spu
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E& !. rrahh N 20. propose 10 close
IS {ut.
Es3 The schools here had their usual
h Holiday recess.
| Mr. Barnes Gillespie is at home
8lreSh the University of Virginia.
| Tie ladies of the Lutheran church
bad public dinner in town Tues,
F SETTLE.-I. Frank & Co want
E$@ettlement of all outstanding bust.
iess
h Misses Mary and Cleo Thompson
}yere home FROM college for the hol.
@days.
& Miss Mamie Stockton, of Radford,
|s visiting her aunt. Mrs. James
@ Since the change of schedule
erains, especially mail trains, are
|#hronically late.
x Messrs .Johu Young and Newt.
Crockett we're up from Mcdowell
FOR their Christmas.
| The weather WAS everything that
Etould be desired, cold. dry aud with
La good snow. OH The ground.
Mr. c. c. Kelly Game from the
kphio extension to he in Tazewell
FOR fesk days at Christmas time.
Happy content is home with 1.-The Ro-
Efhsster; alsynp with the light of the morning
'fcatalosueafwrite Rochester Lamp Co, ,NewYork.
Fl A. tfuniber of ladies of our town
lave entertained quite handsomely
Pat their homes during the holidays.
+ Isn't it a windfall to get winter
|3clothing and gents furnishings at
3ciosing sale? You can at L. Frank
H& Cos.
n The banks and postoffice here as
|aelsewhere were closed on Monday
for the holiday that didn't count on
3Sunalay.
n A most lucrative business in this
Btown can he bought out on reasOna.
+ bile tertnS, that of L. Frank Il Co,
clothiers.
Just lately [. Frank & Co. receiv-
sd their new goods, but they are TO
besclosed out for less than was ever
paid before.
In order to give our Mr. Chatwell
Al chance to spend the winter in the
South, we will close out our stock
at very low figures.
Dr.. A. D. Estill, of Charlottes.
vile. A,e i'll Christmas eve to he
withSF& father aud mother, DR..
aud Mrs. j. Nj. Estil.
Mr.. Juhu Graham aud his wife
formerly Miss Pauiiue Witten, will
reside in Pocahontas, where Mr..
Graham is in business.
Mrs. Margaret Leece and Capt.
James Ward, of Wythe county. we're
married at the home of the bride
OIL Plumb Creek, Wednesday.
Waftburg Academy, at Graham,
has been closed for the remainder
of thesseholastic year The princi
pal accsHts positions in Washing
The Methodist Sunday School
postponed it's Christmas till Tues
day eyening wiea a supper was
snreai ssand enjoyed at the Town
Hall.
BY the first of January, next, 1
Frapk Il Co. are determined to sell
theif&ntire stock of elegant ready
madT clothing. Strike while the
ironSis hot.
But,little is heard of contempiat.
ed new resolutions for tile approach
ing New Year. though they will
doubtless materialize at the proper
time-and he as promptly broken.
The residence of the late A. Il
Marrs was burned to the ground
Tuesday morning, the day after his
burial. The fire started while the
family was at breakfast aud onlS
some of the household goods were
saved and valuable papers.
The friends of Mr.. Harry p
Reese. of Pocahontas, congratulate
1Mih upon his marriage TO Miss Sa
3p Sincock. MIR. Reese has long
i'd an important position with the
J&outhwest Va Improvement Com
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Flour, Salt and Groceries.
SPEGHAl ANNOUNCEMENT /!


Our representative, Mr. 4. III. Ryland, will
be in Tazewell December 10Th and 10th
and every Court Day thereafter at the
Drug Store of DR.. A. II. Hargrave. He
will carry fine and complete stock of
Diamonds, Watches, JcwcIry, Silvcrware,
&c, and will take watches and iewelry
for repairs. "A cordial invitation is here
by extended to all to go and look at his
beautiful stock Of HOLIDAY PRES
ENTS. lie will be very glad to show
them to EVERYBODY, whether they
wish to buy or not
ESWe trade for old gold and silver nj IS vnlne.
ha Fine new illustrated catalogue mailed aprliaor
RYLAND & RANKIN,
jewelers. and Watchmakers,
800 Main ST., Lynchburg, Va
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When Baby was sick, wo gave hcr Castoria-
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria-
When eho had Children, she gsve them CastorIa

At the Christian church on Sat
urday afternoon the members of
the Sunday School found Stnckings
galore. bountitully filled with such
things ais Santa Claus alias Kris
Kihgle is supposed to carry about
the country at this season of the
year.
The holidays are being celehrat
ed III the Cove after the usual han
py style. There every season part.
les are formed which go FROM house
to house to engage in the dance
and other pleasures, breaking up
generally with the closing oil the
year.
The concert for the benefit of the
Baptist church netted IL tolerable
sum Of money and afforded quite a
deal of pleasure to those who at.
tended. We have here some very
excellent musical talent which is
easily approached by friends or in
a goC q cause.
Mrs. Jacob ROSenleim, who was
Miss Ava Higginbotham, daughter
of MIR. j. S. S. tIigginbotham, of this
county, died at her home in Wythe
vile Tuesday morning. Relatives
OF the family, including Mr.. j S.
Chatwell aud his mother, went over
on the same day
Mr.. Charles Brown, sou of A. p.
Brown, Esq whose illness had been
reported from Graham, where he
had lived after leaving this place
some years ago, died on Sunday
last His body was brought to this
place on Monday and buried in the
family section of the cemetery.
The Jail ut Wise Courthouse was
totally destroyed by fire Saturday
night, December oath. There was
quite Il number of prisoners in the
Jail, and three of them made good
their escape. Webster Snodgrass
under an eighteen year sentence
for murder, jumped from one of the
windows and broke his thigh. II
is supposed that man hy the name
of Johnson, who was confined in
jail, set it on fire.
| DIR. r.. ID. Hutfard has moved
from Smyth county to this place
for the practice of his profession
DR.. Huffard's reputation as a sue
cessful physician had preceded him
and to very many Tazewell people
an Introduction would he unneces
sary. He has been in constant
practice for about twenty three
years and his former neighbor.
could speak in highest praise of hi,
skill and success.
DIR. Robt. D. Hufford, recently o
Chatham Hill, Smyth county, Va.
phaving permanently located at Taze
we'll, Va, offers his professional ser
vices to the citizens of Tnzewell ant
surrounding country and hopes b,
close attention TO business to share
part OF future public patronage Fo
the present he may be found at ih,
residence of Fl. NJ Smythe, Kelly
recently occupied by Mr.. Duval AL
:, calls promptly responded to boil
day and night BY telegram, telephon,
or otherwise.
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Mr.. Alexander Ii. Marrs. IL well
known citizen of Tazewell, died
very suddenly Sunday morning last
ut his home ~ few miles east of
town. He was on the streets an.
parently i'll good health day or so
before aud the announcement of
his death was yer. startling. He
was man very diligeut in bust.
ness and possessed Of considerable
property. His last wife was Miss
Pobst whom he leaves with one
child. The body was buried in the
cemetery Monday afternoon.
To make eggnog in the genuine
old Virginia style you must take dry
cutloaf sugar well ground and mix
with the yolks of the eggs for at
least half an hour, then stir i'll your
pure cream, and best brandy, with
just enough rum to give good fla.
vor. 1t is better not to nse the white
of the eggs. When finished the mix
ture will be qnite thick and will keep
for weeks. a little nutmeg SHOULD
oe sprinkled on the top of each
glassful.
The owner of this recipe had it
handed down to him as one of the
fnmily secrets. 1t is said that many
years ago he spent Christmas in the
West Indies ard initiated the natives
into the delights of nog. 1t nearly
set them wild with ecstasy, aud add
ed much to their alrendy high opin-
ion of the great American republic.
Mr.. John McHenry and Miss Rosa
Brown. daughter of MIR. Patton
Brown. both Of Richlands, celehrat.
ed the holidays by getting married,
which they succeeded in doing un
der difficulties. AS Miss Brown
was still at school there was oppo.
sition at home to the step She was
at Martha Washington College
where the faculty became suspicious
of something of the kind and seut
for her father. He was bringing
her home across country and lost
her on the way where they had
stopped over night. Mr. McHenry
however found her without ditIcnl.
ty and they took the train at this
point for Bristol or some other
place where parental objection does
not count. They were piloted to
North Carolina by Mr.. John w.
Spotts where the knot was tied.
Mr.. and Mrs. McHenry passed
through for Richlands Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. w. Walton
entertained a number of their lit
tie friends ut their residence OH
Christmas eve. Various games were
enjoyed III the spacious halls until
supper was announced, whom Mas
ter Beverly StraS and Miss Marie
Hargrave led the way to the dining
room with dignity and grace
worthy of Il knight and fair lady of
old. After supper IA display Of fire
works was given in front of the
house, which the guests enjoyed
from the windows. The doors of
the parlors were then thrown open
revealing gorgeou>ly laden Christ
mas tree The ecstasy Of one young
lady O.! five summers AT the sight of
the tree was So great that she liter
ally danced aud screamed with de.
light, much To the amusement of
the older guests. Each one then
received gift from the tree and
soon afterwards the little ones were
taken home in order to prepare
their stockings for the visit of San
ta Claus.
THE EPISCOPAL SUNDAY
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A LEADER.
grave.

Since It's first Introduction, Elcc
trio Bitters has gained rapidly in pop
nlar lavor, until now il is clearly in
the lead among pure medical tonics
and Notwithstanding nothing
which permits it's use as n beverage
or intoXicnnt, it is recognized IA tho
best and purest medicine for all nil.
mcnts OF Stomach, Liver or Kidneys.
1t will cure Sick Headache, Indiges
tion, Constipation, and drive Malaria
from the system. Satisfaction guar.
anteed with each bottle or the m6E"y
will be refunded. Price only soc. pei
bottle. Sold by A. +. llnrgravc.
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HOW WOULD YOU LIKE ITf

HOW WOULD YOU LIKE 1T +?
The Det, oft Bridge and Iron Works
secured the contract to build one Of
the biggest novelties TO be seen Mt
tho Worlds Fair. Chicago md Pitts
burg capitalists will pny them $500
600 to construct what will be known
as the Ferris wheel. The size of the
wheel is tremendous. 1t is to be
constructed of iron. $50 feet in diam
eter. 1t is TO revolvo on n shnft rest
ing on two towers, each of which nre
to he over l25 feot high. The cir
cumfcrcnce of the wheel is to bo Il
series of cnrringos arranged for tho
accommodation of passengers. When
the wheel revolves the passenger is
gradually raised from tho ground to
Il height of $50 feet in tho mir. The
wheel will be turned by electricity.
There will bo seating capacity for
2.lj0 persons.
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Santa Claus was quite partial ia
Taze@ell people this Christmas.
His preparations had been on Il
large scale and he must have found
it necessary to double his reindeer
team.
The little people of the Presbyte
rian church had arranged for them
on Saturday evening Christmas
tree from which each pupil of the
Sunday School received IL token OF
remembrance.
Owing to the i'll health of their
Mr.. Chatwell the firm of 1. Frank &
Co. want to close out their entire
line of clothing. They will sell the
stock as whole or at retail, at
greatly reduced prices.
Mr.. Lewis Britain came home
Saturday from Hampden Sydney
College to spend the holidays with
tue "old i0lkS at home. He is dc
ing we'll at school, but does not get
to hunt as much us he would like.
The Methodists did not forget
their pastor, Rev. Mr. Bishop, aud
his family. A number Of his con
gregation went to the parsonage
Friday afternoon bearing pounds Of
things acceptable in any household.
Very complimentary mention is
made in the Abingdon paper of
Misses Mary Thompson and Flor
ence Moss, Tazewell young ladies,
the former at Stonewall jackson
Institute, the latter at Martha
Washington College.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-12-30

Its AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
is the best in the land.
It's WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN IS
columns are OF unusual domestic inter
est.
Its SPECIAL FEATURES cost more
money than is paid by ANY TEN South
ern papers combined for general read
ing matter
It's NEWS COLUMNS COVER THE
WORLD.
Bill Arp writes for it.
DIR. Talmadgc breaches for it.
Joel Chandler Harris (Uncle Remus),
Wallace p. Reed and Frank l.. Stanton
are regularly employed by it.
A. NJ. Weir ts'arge Plukctt) has a
weekly letter.
Mark Twain, Robert Louis Stevenson,
Rudyard Kipling, Frank Stockton Rich
ard Malcolm Johnston, and the best lit
erary genius of the world contribute to
its columns.
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a EoIEss Oa vENDRE

Ie sorssign6. propriftaire de 4. 900 acres de
terre situes dams La paroiase VermillioE, aux
enyiroAs du Lac Arthur, louera pour la
culture In riz on autre la lite terre aux
conditions suivantes.
Tn quart de n r6coite jusqu il cent acres
ct M ci:,qnieme au tessus de cent acres.
La ter:e est entOurte
II ven'lra I $500 Facre. PAYABLE un tiers gu
leux ans lie credit.
Cet.e terre est propre 4 toutes sortes
culture.
S'adres ser a
! GUEYDAN.
Shell Beach, paroisse Vermlllior, Ia
ca anx bureaux. de Ia S~ESTISELLE de Thibo-
dauN pour Intorma.ions nrealables.
Dec.-6-g0
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L'ingenieur DIES Etats-Unis John
Ewens, qui, depuis nombre d'annees.
est charge IL Feutfetien ct dc fins,
pection des marques qne le gouyerne-
ment a ttahlies Ie long du Mississippi
ct de scs prineipauS tributaries, Went
d'acleyer une tournte ~dinsuection.
Il rapporto que l. systemic dc leyees
Qui steAe3onnent sur les fiyes de
notre grand fauge est maintenant
eomplet e. que, VI la tres 9rande
probabilit6 que les eaux ne les atteiu-
dront pas cette aimee, Giles sc c~onsoli-
deront ct %p3nrfront plus tard supper
ter I'm forte rue sans danger. II.
Ewens, qai est faniIiel ayec i Hc.He
ct connait parfaitement les causes dc
SEES fortes crues, assure que Ia crue
de &c printemps sera tres ordinaire
ct ne pr5sentcra aucun danger, 4
moins quill ne yenne dc tres fortes
pluies poar changer les indications
actnolles.
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La bataiIle est tormin6e. LIS
membFe5 da part dtmocratiqua
.ayaient ca une d.ttieult6 ~sdrieuse: Ii
brache dtajt larg6 ct menacait pressure
Ia rupture IN part les haines dams
Ia dlscordo a%yaient atteint sa plus
haute eminenee, ct I'espo;r de Ia
reconciliation brulait bas; mails les
conseils sages ont pr6vaIu, ct il fut
decide par tous de soumettre les
differences d'opinion qui ezistaient
entire freres a l'arhitration du seul
soarerain vrai ct r6el-le corps du
peuple.
Par la decision du scrutin libre
dun peuple iibre, Get auguste souve-
rain a qui ayaient etc r6ferr6es ces
differences dams nos families, Tissue
mardi passe fut d6cidee, ct cette
decision doit ct sera finale. Chaque
democratic qui 4 pris part ct a vote
dams cette election, a pris lie p1edge
sous So fol dhonneur de Sc soumettre
a cette decision ct de lui bonner tout
son support, &c qui veut dire de lui
bonner de Ia vie ct de l'effet en- votant
4 Ia prochaine election generate, le
10 avril proclaim, pour le parti ct lie
ticket choisi par Ia decision.
Ceci chaque democratic colt faire
ct fera. Nous appr6cions combien
dur C sera de Sc soumettre a cette
decision pour ceux don't le choiz pour
%gouverneur a etc battu; mails telles
sont les fortunes de Ia suerre ecu
qui sont les vainqueurs auiourd'hui
sont les vaincus demain ct y~ice-yersa.
Chaque tour de Ia roue dams la vie
apporte avec lui lie commencement ct
Ia joe pour les uns, lie desappointe-
nent ct le chagrin pour les autres.
Nous savons CT que c'est dGtIe
dams les ran9s DIES yaincus; il Y a
quatre ans de celia nous avions eu a
nous placer dams ces memes raTgs ct
de nous y conformer en- nous tenant
u places qui nous avaient etc
assl9nees. Nous nous Y sommes
soumis ave. toute la grace don't nous
etions capables, ct ayons comhattu
pour les candidats NOMINEES par notre
part jusqu'a ce que tous ensemble
nous ayons rempOrte la yictoire sur
fennemi commun. Telle est la demo
cratie-telle est lhonorabilite ct lhon-
netete politique. Comhattons autant
quill Gus est possible dams les
primaries faisons tous les efforts
possibles pour gagner 81 nous lie
pouyons; mas soumettons nous de
bon ccur ct de bonnie fol, que nous
gagnions, on que nous perdions.
Aujourd'hui IA lutte est d6cid6e :;
lie dernier coup a etc porte la victoire
est declarte au yictorieux appar-
tient lie support sans division ct
l'all6giance i~n6branlable de ceux qui
l'opposaient, aussi bien que de ses
supporseurs les plus ardents. Aceor-
dons &c support Ct cette allegiance
aux candidats de ID democratic ct
marchons en- rangs series ct rallions-
nous autou- du yieux drapeau demo
crate pour faire face Z l'ennemi COM
nun ct lie METRE en- dtroute complete.
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lie general Drag u adrcsst du
Fond-du-Lac, Wisconsin, a l'ex-presi-
dent G#yalanl une lestre daEslaqaei.e
il lui demande lie dddnlr par une
declaration pubIi4ue $ position reIati-
yement 4 Ia prochaine convention
pr6sil nti lie. ". Cleveland q re
pondu ea das ternes gtn6raux Oh il
affirme son reimbursement personnel
en- a~ttribuant au peuple seul lie droit
d'initiatite On matiere de candidatura.
Ma con option, dit-il, dies fonctions,
presidentielles, ct ma conviction QUE
les 6lettaUrs de metre parti doivent
etre libles dams lie choix de leurs
canaidats, III empGcheraient de prendre
un role dirige2nt dams une campagne
o0 ma proprc candidature 4 Ia pr6si-
denca serait en- jeu, meme 81 j'avais
lie dtsir dtlre choisi de nouveau
CONNIE candidat."
Cette ~explication sommaire est
sulvie DC qUeIques considerations
implicitement i lacceptation lie la
candidature s. ellie est ofer,c i NJ.
Cleveland.
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La ~ieunesse est prteoce dams GER
tains pays De r0acst; i sc point
gu IN gareon de neaf ans, arms dun
pistolet long CONNIE Jul, s'est PRESENT.
Ia semaine derniate j Y Banque de
Wyandotte, 4 Kansas Cit5, ct a voulu
forcer le eaissier i lui itvrsr les fonds
de Ia banque. lie psay BANDIT a etc
capture ct on s'est alors aper.u que
son arme n'etait pss obarg6e.
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VEsas sEsE.

nETN POMPES DE II POECES. POUR
IL irrigation. Mach ines ct bouIlioires en-
bon orlre. S'adresser \
Nix. GEORGE DIONNE,
on a la Sentlne!le De Thihodaux.
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Union Pacific Railway Time Card.

Taking effect January /. 1892. trains will arrive
and leave Arlington as follows viz.
RAsrBuuFD.
at2.3a a, ".
at3:l0P.M.
WEST BOUND.
at 1853 A. NJ
No; pacihc express. leaves Arlington daily
st 3:6I r. ",
DEPPsss BRANCH TRAINS.
Train No 81 arrives from Heppner daiiy. an.
efpt Sunday at II AM
No. 81 leaves Tor Heppnef daily, except sun
day, At a.54 P.M
Thrsigh tickets sold and Baggage checked
through 10 all points In the United states ana
Canada. \. COLLINS, Ticket Agent,
Arlington. Or.
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DEV, w. G. WISE WILL HOLD SERVICES
Ii every ID and 18th Sunday in each month at
london. morning and evening, and at Matney
schoolhouse 81 2 y. m Every fsf and sd SUNDAY
s-s will preach at Mayvilie. morning and evening.
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seyenth LndlnlnI niatrict.
GiiIIam Coun,y.

n
Condon Precinct.
Justice OF the Peace. GgoRgE TArom
KtNEUAHT
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-27
By Boys and Girls OF the Public
Schools.

By Boys and Girls OF the Public
Schools.
The MORNING NEWS offers a prizs OF
$40 for the best and IS for the second best
story written by a boy or girl pupil of the
public schools of Savannah.
1t is proposed to publish one story in the
MORNING News on Christmas day aud the
other on New Years day.
The stories must not make less than a
column, nor more than three columns, of the
MORNING NEWS IA column is about 1900
words.
Stories for competition must be sent In on
or before Dec. 5, enveloped and sealed, and
addressed to "SToRY COMMITTEE, MORNING
NEWS. SAVANNAH, GA" The name OF the
writer Of each story must be placed in a
separate sealed envelope and forwarded
with the story, Upaccepted manuscripts
will be returned. The award will be made
by q committee OF citizens appointed for
that purpose.
picture and sketch of the successful
competitors will appear with their respective
productions.