Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-03-18

every night for safety. Davis is
one OF the worst prisoners that has
ever been confined in the Lynch
burg Jail, and Sergeant johnson
and his efficient deputy, Mr.. Gould.
man, are determined that he shall
not have another opportunity to cs
cape.
On last Monday evening two i'm
portant wills were prolmted in the
Corporation Court of Norfolk. The
property hpqueathed is in the main
real estate. One was the will OF
Miss Sallie Tazewell, 3anghter of
the late Governor Tazcwcll, of Yir
ginia, who leaves an estate valued
at 200,000,s the other Miss Heuri-
eta Wilson Sel,lcn, who leaves
! property ~ valued at $4,000.
Col wuzeweIl Elliott has written a
letter to DR.. Jub. b, Wood, chair.
man Of the Richmond Democratic
Committee, expressing an opinion
that a primary would he the fair.
est and most non-partiSan plan for
electing delegates to the State and
National Democratic Conventions,
and advocating that it he on the
same day as the municipal primary.
However, he is not insistcnt as re-
CARDS this latter point Col. Cary
endorses Col Ellett's viewS.-Vir.
ginian.
At3 o'clock on the morning of
March the 10th, William Hyter, the
seven year old son of Mr.. and Mrs
j. j. Banner, departed this life.
The little fellow only lived eleven
days from the time he was taken
sick, and bore his suffering with
great patience to the end. He was
a very bright boy, and the only
child. To the bereaved parents we
tender our heartfelt sytlpatllies.
He is not dead, but sleepeth.
"Asleep in Jesus, blessed sleep,
From which none ever wake to weep. -
The bereaved family desire to thank
their many friends who have been
so kind to them in their deep alliic
ti0n.
The Right Rev. A. Nj. Randolph,
Assistant Bishop of the Episcopal
Church in Virginia, will visit Tazc
well county from March 23-3O. and
will preach III the Episcopal clulch
at The Court House oil some day
during that period. the exact date
to be announced later on. ANY per
son or persons desiring to Join the
Episcopal church at that time, will
please make known such intention
to me at pocahontas, or else kindly
leave word at the Clinch Valley
Bank, to he forwarded to me.
"N0w is the appointed time =
Now is the day of Salvation
Faithfully Your friend and pastor,
WM. II. SAVAGE.
The revival at the Methodist
church, held under the auspices of
Rev. Geo. Stuart, last week, was
more than Mr.. Jos. StraS could re.
Sist. Being Informed both by wire
and letter of the GLORIOUS meeting"
going on here, lie left Salem Satur-
day evening. arriving here early
Sunday morning: accompanied by
bis son Fred. The cordial greet
ings extended him on all sides
shows how secure Il place lie holds
III the hearts of Tazewell people.
And when Brother Stuart asked him
TO address the congregation on Sun.
day morning. everybody l,nshed in
their eagerness to hear what their
old friend had TO say. He came, he
spoke, and every body was delight.
ed. Unfortunately, owing to press
of business, he was compelled to re-
turn 10 Salem Monday.
The Tribune has the following ca
bic from Londay: The Standard com
menting OH the Behring sea ques-
tion, says: We cannot help thinking
that President Harrison is trading
ogermuch OH our past amiability.
The Wharton message completely
misrepresents the attitude and argu-
ment of Lord Salisbury, besides beg
ging the whole question in dispute
The suggestion that England would
only be too glad if arbitration was
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