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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-09-30
BEATTY'S PIANOS AND OR
CANS.

Mon. Daniel r. Beatty, the great
Organ and Piano Manufacturer, is
building and shipping more Organs
and Pianos than ever. In 1870 Mr..
Beatty left home pennilcss pillow
boy, and by his indonitable will he
has worked bis way up so as to sell
SIS far, nearly 100000 OF Beatty's Or
gans and Pianos since 1870. Moth.
ing seems to dishearten him; obsta
cles laidEin his way. that would have
wrecked any ordinary man forever,
he turns to an advertisement and
comes out of it brighter than ever.
His instruments, as is we'll known,
are very popular and are to be found
in all parts of the world. We are in
formed that during the next ten
months he Intends to sell 100000
more of his make, that means bust
ness of S20,000,0O0 if we average
them at 500 each. II is already
che largest business OF the kind in
existence Send to Daniel L. Beatty,
Washington, New Jersey. for Cata-
logue.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-09-30

battle has clearod away we will stand
victors crowned on the field of con
test.
Our Republican contemporaries all
over the country arc. kept busy in
their efforts to bury this uncanny
"ghost,' which persistently refuses
to submit to an intermont, and is
stalking abroad in the land seeking
to devour the principles which we
are struggling to maintain; seeking
to close it's bony fingers over the
throat of the south and strangle it
into submission; seeking to expunge
from the consultation every vestige
of self government;seekiug to wrench
from the people their rights and their
money and place them in the hands
of federal supervisors and other Re.
publican of1ico holders and constitut
ed authorities.
A ghost" indeed
The Republicans hnve howled fraud
and dishonesty until such howls vii!
no longer claim the attention of the
people. Fraud aud dishonesty have
been traced to their true source in
the Republican ranks and hold up to
the astonishod gaze Of tho worship.
pors Of tho false god of Republican
ism!
The Republican party has preach.
cd protection to the nation and tho
nation has not been protected They
have hurled free trade IN tho teeth OF
Democracy and thrown the mantle of
protection over pampered wealth and
favored capital until deceived and
deluded people have awakened from
their lethargy and torn the glittering
mask from the faco of this strong
hold of hobgoblins
A 'ghost," indeed
The force bill is not n "ghost' and
will not bo "ghost" SO long rs this
party Of inlse doctrines cnn keep tho
breath of life in ita polluted body.
An outrage is m outrage; and should
the Republican party bo successful
in November, tho forco bill will DO
the liveliest "ghost' that ever figured
in II presidential campaign.
Tho issues hnvo been taken and
the fight is OIL. Tho Republican
patty is haunted. Tho search lights
have been turned on the party closet
and there stunds revealed grinning
skeletons and grim "ghosts" galore,
and tho offensive stencil emanating
therefrom fully convinces tho people
thnt it is veritablo charnel house,
reehing with the foul odors of politi.
cal corruption.-Ex.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-09-30
Eeatlicr BE vvitsao,rt arcatq. ri

BIsnop's krsloEycE, Marquette. Mich,
Nov. 2, 1882
Tho Roy. ]. Kosstiel Of above place, writos: :
havo nrfferod great deal, Gnd whonover
now fool IL ncrvcus ettac. coming tako u dose
OF Pastor Ko5nia's kcrvo Tc,iio Gnt, feel re.
lfeved. th,uk groaS deal CT il and would
rather DO without bread ,i1ru without tho Tonic.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-09-30
NOTICE.

Having sold my interest IN the
firm of A. B. buchanan 81 Co. to
Messrs. Lynch Bros, ] am now
ready to settle up the business ol
the old firm. 1'his means all, pone
excepted. | have been seven years
getting these accounts scattered,
but don't expect to be that long
collecting them.
Please come forward at once and
save me frcm "dunning" you as
want to collect at once.
A. B. BUCHANAN.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-09-30

ue Mocks the people, Grover Cleve'
land said, who proposes that tho
government shall protect the rich,
aud that they in turn will protect the
poor. Any intermediary between tho
people and their government, or the
least delegation of the care aud pro.
lection the government owes to tho
humblest citizen in the land, make
the boast of FREQ institutions a gilt
tering delusion, aud the pretended
boon of Americlu citizenship n
shameless imposition.
Mr.. Clevclanl's letter of accept
ance, out Monday, is more apt to
be read than Mr.. Uarrison's, in
that it is shorter and more to the
point. He treats briefly but clear.
~ the tariff, money and the force
bill chiefly. There is tho same old
ring of sterling honesty about his
demands for government in the in
terest OF the people at large. We
see but little use for such custom.
airy documents, but are glad that
his is such as it is.
AT tho recent meeting of the
Farmers Institute in Lynchburg,
Mr.. Henry l.. Lyman,of Albcmar
read All interesting and instructive
address on grape culture, bearing
especially upon the opportunities
presented i'll Virginia for such pur-
pose. Throughout the State there
arc slopes cmincntly suited in eli
mate, soil and other conditions for
the cultivation of both the table
and wine grape, and wherever it
has been tried intelligently sue
cess has followed.
While the past season has not
been altogether favorable for the
farmers and Gamers in Botctourt
county, the latter have found %
stronger demand and reader sale
for their output than was expect
ed. Altogether over $4,000 cases
Of canned corn, tomatoes and okra
will be made in the county by
some fourteen Gamers. This in
dustry seems to have taken good
hold wherever tried and should
become more general. 1t is a ben
eft to the farmer and to tho town
in which it is located.
Hon. John A. Buchanan was to
have spoken here on Tuesday last,
but appointments cjnfiictGd. His
place Was ably filed by Lieutenant
Gov. j. Hoge Tyler, who though
somewhat worn out came in answer
to Il telegram. The court house was
comfortably filed by IL representa-
tive body of men who heard him
with marked attention and who left
the room more fully persuaded Of
the unparalleled Importance Of
united action in the coming cam
paign. The speakers evident hon.
eSty and carncstness showed that
he at least appreciates tho situa
tiou.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-09-30
BUOKLEN's ARNICA SALvE.

The Best SALvE in the world for
Cnts, Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt
Rhcum. Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chlblains, Corns and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 20 cents
per boz. For sale by A. i. Har
grave.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-09-30
LOST.

A parasol, with horn handle, also
an umbrella, with metallic handle, with
design of frog on handle, one eye of
frog being out. Was lost between
Dodd's hotel and The residence of
DIR. Eye. Finder is requested to re-
turn them to
o. w. McWANE,
Graham, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-09-30

Retter THAN t,sc EScss EsSetor.
M4iroNcY Crrr. Pa, December, 1900
1 doom it ny duty co say tnit wils treutod
Tor ton ycers by the lcst doctors IL Pennsyl.
vanin but mover got ci,y RELIEF until tool. Pas
Tor kooni3's Norve Tonic. an cured OF my
nervous troubled; have never had tho slightosi
symptoms OF those spells since l commenced
ticking The d-st bottlc.
MRS. SARAH MCGUIRE,
Hn& HH-a VARIABLE slaa!S on Nevvopr
EkEEi ~ GiScr.e5 scEt free 10 :uy address,
RAS III and },nOr patients i.ieo obtain
81 EEtslE Esn shis medicine treo cf crargo.
TLt4 rQn,eiy haB been p-orcrci by ths reverend
Pastor Roenig. of Fort Wnyna h.d., s.nco i5id and
isncw prepared unde. Vie aii:ct,on b. tho
EoENlG alxsr. SGI.e e;i,!cago, s,..
Sold by Drngf.ists as als per Bcttlc. efora5,
r..rr-- er-n - 7r. .fr'rirsy rar So.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-09-30

The case of the Commonwealth
against Elisha Walk for the shoot
ing Of j. Tate Grerver is being tried
in the County Court. Messrs. Hen
ry and Graham appear for the dc
fenSe
The huge cattle of MI. S. j.
Thompson, of tho Cove, are the adj
miration OF all who sec them. 1t
is every season that his export
cattle top the lot Of Southwest Va.
shipments.
Mr.. t. d. Wells, called TO assist
in the election Of some parties from
tho Fair Grounds on the last day,
unexpectedly received a severe
blow on the head from the rear and
''saw stars.~
The coal traffic on the Clincll
Valley road has within the past
few weeks become quite heavy,
which accounts for the increased
tonnage since the closing of the
Southwest Co.'S mines.
1t is feared that if the misunder-
standings at Pocahontas are con
tinued indefinitely there will oyent-
ually be trouble, this not from any
present indications, but in the ma
ture of things unsettled.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-09-30
LOCAL .AN.D GENERAL
NE WS BRIEFS.

WI. ooiii w. OI,OttS iclU InurS-
day for Roanoke.
The Tillmanites will do their ut.
most for Cleveland.
Tazewell's export cattle for this
year will not exceed 1900.
Mr.. ii. NJ. Smythe and family
are now living at Hotel Graham.
Senator Hill will speak for Demo.
cracy in Lyuchburg on the 26th
Oct.
The majority of people at court
this week were here on business
strictly.
Miss Nettie Wittcn is visiting
her sister, Mrs. w. ID. Kroll, mt Viz
ginia City.
Mrs. Barbara Higginbotham De
Vault, of Tennessee, is visiting her
sisters in Tazewell.
Mr.. John Kesee shipped the day
before yesterday o car load OF
horses to North Carolina.
Rev. VIM. H. Price was here Mon
day and Tuesday to hold his last
quarterly conference of the year.
Happy and content is home with 1.-THE Ro-
Ia, r1.k r AZ.
Catalogues, write Rochester Lamp Co., ,NewYork.
Three men were brought up from
Pocahontas, Sunday, charged with
the shooting Of Thomas Young and
his wife.
Mr.. j. a. Leslie has for rent a
number of desirable rooms in the
High School building, separately or
en- suite.
Mr.. G. Lane, telegraph operator
at this place, is sick with fever.
His mother is with him in answer
TO summons.
MIR. Stuart T. Lindsey. Repnbli
con elector for this district, spoke,
Tuesday, to II small crowd in the
Opera House.
Governor Russell has been re
nominated by the Democrats of
Massachusetts to add to Clevelunds s
nj, fbnf St.,t,
Oct. 21st, Columbus day, made
holiday by the general govern
ment, has been appointed as such
by most of the States.
Mr.. Cal. Newman, who spent the
summer in Tazcwcll at the Cen
trail Hotel, left, Tuesday, for his
home in Pennsylvania.
The next source Of hotel reve.
nue. expected is the Cincinnati and
Chicago drummer now that the
way is open directly to those cit
les.
General Stevenson, Democratic
candidate for vice-presidcnt. spoke
III Roanoke Monday and in Bristol
on Tuesday. Great crowds greeted
him.
Rev. Geo. w. Miles, a Methodist
minister we'll known all over the
Uolston Conference territory, died
one day last week in Bristol after
a long illness.
DIR. James O'Kecffe has sold his
property in the east end TO Mr.. j.
ID. HARRISON and bought Ill the
west end the property of the late
Mrs. Caroline Peery.
Parties were being summoned
before the grand jury to make in
dictments against those creating
disturbance at the Fair grounds
and entering without ticket.
The case of Charles Ruifalow, up
again at this term of court, is trans.
ferred to Giles county. Whether it
will lie prosecuted there as success.
fully as here remains to be seen.
Mayor James w. SPOTS has re
turned from Staunton and other
points after several weeks absence.
He had the pleasure of hearing the
speech of Adlai Stevenson at Roam
oke.
A Democratic club, 600 strong,
has heen organized at ]lynchburg,
and from all over the State come
reports of unusual activity in the
party ranks. 1t means another
sweep.
1t is education that makes all the
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-09-30

udi! W. lIOtDic, IulS HOt lrULl any
present indications, but in tho ma
ture of things unsettled.
When Baby was sicl wo gave her Castorin.
When she was q Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, shc clung to Cnstorin.
When sho had Children, sho gavo them Castoris-
A hard looking black negro was
brought up from Pocahontas, Tues
day, charged with attempted crimi-
nal ASSAULT. Some one had told
him Il mob would meet and hang
him and he WAS in state OF great
terror.
The cholera seems to be dying out
i'm the old world and we hopo that
Americas precautionary measures
will have made groundless the
alarmists' opinions that it will find
a foot hold on our soil in the com
ing spring.
There is nothing to confirm a
belief that the South will not re
main solid for Democracy and the
people of the country at large are
sharing with those of New York
their confidence in The strength Of
the party there.
We are indebted to the secreta-
ry for complimentary ticket to the
Lynchburg Fair, Oct. %, &c, 81
aud 2S. Aside from the usual at
fractions will be the Wild West
show. Senator Hill will speak OH
the grounds OH the Goth.
The bailing and shipping of hay
has become TazDwcll industry.
This means ready money, but in
many cases poorer land anu in flu,
ture shorter crops. "A few years
ago farmers would not allow grass
to be taken away from the land.
H UniyersM Boant;Gcr.-H Harm
less, effective and agreeable, Ayers
Hair Vigor has taken high rank
among toilet articles. This prepa.
ration canses thin, weak hair to he.
come abundant, strong and healthy
and restores gray hair to its origin
al color.
Mrs. Rose Kroll received the
premium as being the best marri-
ed lady rider and Miss Josie
Smythe the best unmarried lady
rider at the late Fair. Master j John
O'Keeffe was adjudged the best
boy rider and Mr.. -, the best
gentleman rider.
Entertainments were given at the
Opera House Monday and Tuesday
evenings for the benefit of the
Methodist church by Miss Caroline
Earnest, professional dramatic
reader, assisted by Prof. O'Neil, of
the College, and Miss Bopp. of the
Seminary. Misses Coe, Chapman
and Peery and Mrs. Walker also
had parts in tho program.
Bourke Cochran said at Albany of
Mr.. Cleveland: "The people of this
country believe that he typifes to.
day the highest form of development
which American citizenship can reach,
because in all his life and all his ca
reer there is not single act which
needs explanation, and though enc
mics may criticise him, the whole
people admire and respect him."
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Clinch Valley Coal and
Coke Company will be held in the
Office of the company at Tazewell,
Va, on October Sd, for the purpose
of election of officers for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction of such
other business as may come before
the meeting. J.P. KRoL1,
>. L NELLY, Sccy. Prost.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-09
Estinate on First Ballot.

MSSEArcLIs, June S---li 3. m. IA
carefully prepared estimate OF the
present preferences of the delegates
was sent out tonight which will state
that ON the first ballot Blaine will re-
ceive 424 votes; Harrison, 420; Alger,
As; Reed. 8, and Mckinley 2, total, 900.
II is also fact that there is strong
sentiment among the Illinois delegates
In favor OF polling full vote there for
senator CuIIum. and the Ohio dele.
gates are considering the advisability
OF polling their entire first vote for
Mckinley. The latter possibilities
would, Of course, change the above
figures, but would probably take more
votes from the Harrison column than
from Blaine's. 1t is plainly evident
that no one will be nominated ON the
first ballot. Reed support comes from
Massachusetts,. T.. d. CoNoER.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-09
FOOLISH TALK OF DOODLE,
The Harrison Men Send Out Idle Rumors
for Facts.

lINSEAPoLIs, June s.-The charge
the Blaine people have been max
..sIarrangements to pack the conven-
,,oh in the interest of their candidate
is renewed today. One of the Harri-
SON organs here says this evening: "The
anti Harrison leaders are accused, and
with much show OF fact, OF using every
means, legitimate and otherwise, TO
stampede the crowd for Blaine. They
have mad the machinery Of the con-
vention in their hands. Garrison. as
chairman of the committee, and Meek
as sergeant-at-arms, have had the
means of making the spectator element
any complexion they choose. Meek is
the fountain head of the tickets of ad-
MISSION aad right ably has he worked
his pre-ogative against the Harri-
son influence. The statement WAS
made openly and without re-
serve that all the Blaine men
needed to do to get their friends into
the convention was to apply TO Meek.
The assistant sergeant-at-arms too were
posted and efforts were made TO keep
reporters of the administration papers
out OF the hall upon the slightest pre-
text, or without prctext. There has
not been very much more difficulty IN
getting tickets than there 10 at theat-
rical performance. Spectators in the
hotel Hobbies and on the streets have
offered them freely at prices ranging
from $5 piece down. The visitors who
paid $40 for tickets last evening were
sorry this morning. Tickets for the
first session were offered in the streets
at $3.50 an hour before the convention
met A line of speculators stood III
front of the big building at 10 O'Clock
crying, .'Get your tickets for the
big snow" The first price asked
for them was S., but the visitors, who
ran a bargain with the speculator
toward IL o'clock, could almost name
his own price. A great many seats
we're vacant in the galleries today and
many local people were much put out
when they heard of it. They promised
to send around in the morning TO the
state headquarters and gatner up the
tickets which are MOTTO be used. Tickets
for tomorrow's session will be in greater
demand and will probably command
higher prices. for il is likely the noml-
mating speeches will he made to-
morrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-09
Captured for Blaine.


MINSEAPoLIs, June 3.-There are SIX
delegates from California who have
been standing out for Harrison.
They are being flooded with telegrams
from home and from their state
central committee to vote and use all
honorable means to secure the nom-
nation of Mr.. Blaine. Tonight the
alternstes from California held a
meeting and passed resolutlonsfavoring
the nomination of Blame, and united IN
a petition to their state central commit
the asking the removal OF the
regular delegates and that the
alternates be empowered to vote
for Blame in their stead. Voorhees,.
formerly of Grand Rapids, was made
chairman of the alternate delegation.
E. u. CONGER.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-09
BLAINE GAINS ONE.
A North Dakota Man Yields to Pressure
From Home.

From Home.
MISSEAroLIs, June s.-The North
Dakota delegation furnished the sensa-
ton of the evening. Up to p. m. its
delegation was evenly divided between
Mr.. Harrison and Mr.. Blaine. Today
Minneapolis was etormed by q small
army of people from North Dakota
who came IN the interest Of Mr.. Blaine
and with the avowed intention of forcing
the Harrison men on the delegation to
desert the presidents cause and rally
TO the support of their favorIte. They
we're partially successful in their mis-
eion, their demonstration having the
effect of turning one of the Harrison
delegates from MS moorines and land
ing MN in the Blame camp.
The delegate IL Il. J. r. Gleason, and
the importance of the change il due
TO the fact that he is = member of the
committee on credentials.
Early in the evening Mr.. Gleason
mounted q table in the headquarters OF
the North Dakots delegation and an
bounced that he could Withstand the
pressure from home no longer and that
tnenceforth be could be counted
among the Supporters OF blame. The
North Dakota BlaineItes cheered the
convert 10 the echo and did q great
amount of celebrating later in the
evening. At the meeting of the Gre
deutsais committee IN the aftcfnoen he
voted with the Harrison fnen
and Just gave them q majority.
Before the hour for the evening ees-
sion ne had become Blame man aod
his ssdden conversion right wholly
after the com mplesIan Of the committee.
The Hsrrsson people are determined
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-09


the Blaine men are taking any part in
that. They are satisfied that their man
can and will win and they stand by
him. They have also the assurance
that the proposition meets the approval
OF the great body OF the republicans
throughout the country. kilograms are
coming IN from every section, urging
the delegates To vote for Blame and 10
the managers of the canvass, asking
them TO exert every effort to increase
mis- vote. These kilograms are from
almost every imaginable source and
come in at the rate OF one every tave
minutes"
Asaisst . six-Ysar Term
The Msnnesota delegation today 70
fused to give ats endorsement TO Gov
ernor Pittsburg's resolution providing
that the presidential term he extended
to six years and that no president shall
be eligible 10 succeed himseif. thus IN
volvipg an amendment to the constl-
tuition. Governor Pittsburg, who Is
chairman of the delegation, said he
thought it courteous TO submit the
resolution TO the delegation before pre-
senting 1t TO the convention. The reso-
tuition was sntagonized by Messrs.
snyder, jacobson, Wallen and others
on the ground that II would be con-
sldered a slap 1T the administration and
il would be bad politics to take any such
action 1T is not directed against the
administration" said Chairman Pills
bury. land cannot intelligently be thus
construed" The sensation Of the meet
ing, however, was the speech of Sand
ford Newell of st. Paul, favoring en-.
dorsement of the resolution by the del
egation, coupled with a declaration IN
favor of = dark horse. Yesterday, after
having been quoted for weeks "a a
Blaine man, he answered. Harrison"
when the delegation was polled.
For the hest Available Man.
Speaking to the delegation today,
Mr.. Newell said: "The changes pro-
posed are changes that are absolutely
essential to good government, and the
situation at the present time
is. sufficiently grave TO demand that
immediate and decisive action be taken
on it. There is q great deal too much
sentiment abroad on account Of appar-
ent conflict of candidates. / am free
to say that had a ballot been taken on
Monday l should have cast my vote
for Mr.. Harrison. If ballot Is taken
today l shall vote for Mr.. Blaine.
When l say this do not consrue as my
meaning that l shall vote for Mr..
Blaine to the exclusion of any possible
dark horses. l am not for Mr.. Blaine
exclusively, but for the best available
man. For that reason If we are to
have dark horse l want one who can
represent the republican party. want
q good man for the place, as know
also do you gentlemen. His name is
Thomas Is. Reed of Maine." Instantly
there was pandemonium. The meet
ing broke up in . tangle without even
\ motion to adjourn or any action be-
ing taken on the resolution.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-09

MKINLEY MADE cHAfRnaAss.
He Delivers q Telling Address Ds6oee a.
Convention

MrNNKAPoLls MINI. June S-Three u11ou1rD
before the hour OF opening fhe seeoan oon1
OF the republican national oonvcnsaoe "a = ~
Gov Mckinley. the chaiFDAueaec Vo11U
down the mstn sislr 70 81 ecrcnpno1mgo4
cheers He bore no roi3of pnpllpcs1Dk - E.
was evident that be had pespagoo - eefoDo1
II vas III ;As when Chairman Feneeo soR2ea -
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that hr Walker. a NehsoskA ce Uvoa
noor TO present gsvei 70 The convcutaoe
chairman announced nat NJ Wesk9 49,
have the Moor for thet pHrpcoa
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