Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-08-12

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When Baby was SICK, We gave her Cas.oria-
When she was Child, sio cried for Castorin.
When sho became Miss, ehe clung TO Castoria.
When she iiad Children, sho geve them Castoria.
Have VIC any truly great mon at
the present day I Some doubt it,
and ask to be shown tho modern
Washington, Franklin or Webster.
However this may be. of Quo thing
we are sure, there never was
greater blood purifier than Ayers
Snrsaparilla.
Some people have fallen into a
very grave error who suppose that
the Farmers Alliance and the
Third OF Peoples party are the
same thing. The Alliance is not a.
political organization. 1t is the ef-
fort the Third party is making to
get control of the Alliance that
gives rise to this mistake.
That the Pisgah creamery is a
live success there is evidence in
this office, where the secretary of
the company, Mr.. e. " SPOTS, left
IL sample of tho most delicious
cheese. This is a by product, so to
speak, tho chief output being but
ter. We expect to see the day when
Tazewell butter will have a reputa
ton.
Damages to the land Of infant
heirs between the towns of Graham,
and Bluefield have been determined.
by jury and steps will betakcn to
open street at once. President
Smytlie, OF the Einkland Co., is in
terestcd i'll building also Il street
car line from Graham to Blueiield,
and this enterprise will soon be in
augurated.
More people will go to Riclilunds
next week, perhaps, than were ever
in attendance upon IL Ninth Con
grcssional District convention
Preparations for side entertainment
has been made and Riclllands will
take advantage of the opportunity
to show her readiness and ability
to take caro- oI crowds on any occa
sion. Wednesday, The 17tll, is the
day.
We understand that Mr.. Henry
Routh, Of Russell, was greatly dis
pleased, if not incensed, at the ac-
ton of those who assumed to use
his name in the Third party con
vention. Nobody had ever ques
toned Mr.. Routh's sterling Demo
cracy and without explanation the
use OF his name in this connection
caused surprise. just what was
meant by it is not known, but Mr.
Routb never sanctioned the action.
The Graham Headlight, which
went to sale, Monday, by the sher.
iff, to pay off tile debt recently con
tracted. was bought by several gen
tlemen who will renew its publica
tion at Graham. It will be under
the editorial and business manage.
ment OF the veteran, II. NJ Smythe,
the original founder at PocaIoutas
Its apparent prosperity will be
made a reality, doubtless, and it
Will ho welcomed back to the field.
Those who were present Mt the
district convention of the Third
party. held here last week, will not
forget the proceedings in many ii
day. 1t was unique. The members
of the convention, however, seemed
to take in good part the merriment
of the audience and always man
aged someway TO extricate them
selves from parliamentary quick
sands. There were perhaps some
twenty Or thirty members OF the
convention. After beginning to
ballot between Messrs. Snavely,
Iiontll and Anderson, Mr. Anderson
Withdrew and Samuel Newberry
was pnt in nomination. Newbelry
was dropped on first ballot and
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