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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-07-21
%GaLD'R FAIR NOTES.
A Few polNrEns Amour Cnroxoo.

AaG groat nany Of tho ronders of tho
NEWS will nuke thcir first trip to Chicano'
during the Worlds Fnir, few pointers'
regarding tho geography of tho city will
be appreciated. In tho first placo,. Gn,
iirmiy IN Your mind the fact that Lake
Michigan forms the cnstcrn boundary Of
the entire city, and If you stnhd facng tho
lnkG with both arns outsrotched tho left.
hand Will point 10 the North Polo and tho
right hand will point straight down tho
tracks Of the BIG -FOUR ROUTE to tho
Worlds Fair buildings, situated ut tho
aoutlcrn end of tho city. Paste this in
your bat ana yon hnvo tho key. 10 tho en-
tirc situation. Coming into Chicago on
trains Of the Big Four Route, which is tho
only rhiirond llaviDg nh entrance on tho
aoulii nido along tho lake front, where all
the hotels aud boarding houses nro locat--
cd, you Will find yourself passing prscti--
On ly through the Exposition Grounds and
Il magnificent panoramic view Of tho Fair
in obtnincd. tG 10
AZ tho Worlds Eiir Station of tho Big;
fonr Route. If you step OF Mt the right'
sldc, yon arc Mt the entrance gato To tho
Exposition aud can begin "doingn tho
fair ut once; If You step of on tho left
side, You viii find yourself in tho finest.
residence portion of Chicago, and rieMt I'M
the midst OF tho Worlds Fair hotel and
boarding house district. Tho chances arc,
ton to ono you will bo within few min
uics walk of the very placo you have ae--
lected for your headquarters.
| If You prefer to go down town, ten min
utes ride vii! bring you to tho new Twelfth
street Station in the heart of the city.
Now'bcgr III mind the manifest advantage
of entering Chicago on tho Big Foir'
Route. In tho first plncc you dyoid on
tirely the bother and trouble of tudious'
trahsfsr across the city which is necessary
via all othor lines, being landed directly ats
the Exposition Grounds, an advantage Of.
fcrcd by no other line; aud in tho second
place you can SO fix tbs geography Of the
city in your mind that you will ut oHod'
become as familiar with Chicago as yon'nre'
with your own town.
Another point in favor of the big Four
Route is found in tho fact TINT If you en-
ter Cincinnati on the Queen & Crescent
Route, Louisville & Nashville IL. r., Kcn--
tncky Central lsy., Chesapeake & Ohio Ry.,
or Baltimore & Ohio s. W. IL. H., connec-
ton 10 made in Union Depot, avoiding thei
dsngrconblo transfer necessary via all othL'
/ cr lines. For full ihformation address
ID. I,. MARTIN,
General Passenger Agent. Cincinnati
u
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IT SHOULD BEIN EVERY
HOUSE.

j. B. Wilson, 81 Clay ST., Sha ps-
burg, Pa, says he will not he vii H.
out Dr.. King S New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, that
it cured his wife vino Was threatened
with pneumonia after an attack of
"La Grippe" when various other
remedies and several physicians had
done her no good. Robert Ba he .,oC
Cooksport, Pa, claims DR.. Kiog s
New Discovery has done him more
good than anything he evcr used ror
Lung Trousle. Nothing like il. Free
Trial Bottles at a. f. Harg,avc s
drug store. Layge bottles, J0c. and
800.
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FREE TO HOUSEKEEPERs.

To introduce Ridges Royal Mead,
the latest Summer drink. into Ameri
can homes this season, ONE trial pack,
age will be sent to any address in u.
S. FREE. If you can make thirty
words from letters contained in
ROYAL M -E-A-D you are al
most certain to secure one of the val
liable articles which are to be given
to each of the first NINETY NINE per-
sons in the U. S. able to send in a
list of thirty words or more. Besides
this. to the person sending in the
LARGEST list received, will be given
one of steinway's Upright Grand
Pianos; trip to the Worlds Fair
and return for the second largest list;
an imported Shetland pony for the
third; o, Pneumatic Bicycle for the
fourth; fine Gold Watch for fifth,
pair Of Diamond Earrings for sixth;
a Parlor Organ for seventh; imported
Music Box for eighth; Black Silk
Dress Pattern for ninth, and Guitar
for tenth largest list received
Rudges Royal Meal is the popular
Temperance Drink of the best cluss-
es in England today, and is sure to
be used continually by every Ameri
can family who receives one of our
free packages for trial. Our word
building contest is given to adver
tise Royal Mead, aud is conducted
fairly end .ccmscientiously. 1t closes
September 1st, 1898 Send seven U.
:: two cent stamps to cover expense
OF forwarding, and receive n largo
water colored reproduction (suitahlo
for framing) of "Maxy," the $1,000
prize st. Bernard owned by the Pres
ident of this company. The finest
dog on the,cortinent. Address, TIE
RuDGn COMPANY, lis ST. james street,
hIontreal. Que.
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VIEGINjA AGRICULTURAL AND ME.
CBAEICAL COLLEGE,
Ar BLACKsnUa0. "a.

% Instructors, Thoroughly Equipped
Shops, Lab )ratories aud Infrmary. Farm
OF 33S acres. Steam Heating and Electric
lights in Dormitories. Degree courses in
Agriculture. iiorticulture, Civil Mechan-
ical and Electrical Engineering, Applied
Chemistry and General Science. Shorter
courses in Practical Agricultntc and Prac-
teal Mechanics.
Total cost toI session of nine monihs,in
cluding tuition and Other fees, clothing.
board, washing ics books. medical nt.
tendance, etc, about $l75. Cost 10 State
students, @l4b. Noxt session bc.,ins Sen
tembcr 2lst, So. For Catalogue applv 10
J. ai.NfcthYpE, PA. D IL b
rrehi!cnt
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SUBJECT TO PAIN IN THE
STOMACH.

Elder S. S. Beaver, of McAllister
vile, Juniatta Co., Pa. says his wife
is subject to cramp in the stomach.
Last summer she tried Chamberlain's &
Collie, Choler and Dinrrhma Remedy
for it, and was much pleased with the
speedy relief it afforded. She has
since used it whenever necessary and
found tnat it never fails. For sale
by A. Il. Hargrave, druggist.
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visiting attorneys at this term OF
court.
Miss Nettie Witten is back from
n visit to her sister, Mrs. Kroll, ut
Virginia City.
DR.. Gills is experimenting the
work of arranging the fixtures in
his new drug store.
nv. and Mrs. S. D. May and Mrs.
Mary Kelly returned from Hunters
Alum this morning.
Rev. Mr.. White, of the Presbyto-
rian church at Pocahoutas was with
Rev. Mr. Herndon a few days since.
DR.. Richard McIlwaine, tho presi.
dent of Hampden Sydney College.
filled Mr.. Herndons pulpit Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. N. Harman lost
their baby Wednesday night after
"a few days illness with meningitis.
President S. Walton was up from
Fails Mills during the week looking
after matters pertaining to the
Fair.
Rev. G. r. Brown, of the Holston
Conference, now located at Kuox
vile, is with his wife, visiting his
father and other Tazewell relatives.
Mr.. Charlie st. Clair, Mr.. A. st.
Clairs handsome eldest, has been
giving his friends here the pleasure
OF his company during a few days
of his vacation.
Rev. p. b. Hall, in renewing old
Tazewell acquaintance. has been
keeping up his chosen work, preach
ing several evenings and delivering
% lecture on Japan Tuesday oven-
ing.
The Va. Agricultural and Me-
chanical College advertised else
where, is well known TO our read.
ers aud improves with each year in
its advantages. The county is Gu
titled to send a limited number of
free students.
A feature of the report of The
Clinch Valley Bank. published in
another column, is the amount of
tho undivided profits which have
accrued to the young Institution.
The entire report has y very cheer
ful appearance for hard times.
Every preparation is making for
a great Fair at Tazewell Sept. 5-3.
The program Of races aud the
purses offered are such as to com
mand the presence of many horse
men with fine stock. The agricul-
tural and live stock department.
will have special attention.
Whether Pasteur and Koch's pc.
culiar modes of treatment will ulti
mately prevail or not, their theory
of blood gconta minati0n is the cor
rect one, though not original. 1T
was on this theory that DR.. j. G.
Aver. of Lowell, Mass, nearly fifty
Years ago, formulated Ayers Sarsa-
parlla.
MIR. James III. Swaugo, of Ken
lucky, whom we recently mention
ed as the successful contestant in n
recent intercollegiate Oratorical
contest, now appears as tho winner
of the national contest i'm Chicago.
Seventy three colleges were repro
sented, including such as Yale, Har.
ward. Princeton. The newspapers
speak In glowing terms of the young
gentleman. who reflects credit upon
his Tazeweil connection.
The great delay OF the mail train
of Saturday was caused by an acci-
dent at Narrows, in which two col
liding freight trains were wrecked.
Fireman H0uchens, Of Blueiield, and
Joseph Poole, of Wytheville, were
instantly killed, and Engineer Will
liam l.. Ransom, of Roanoke, receiv-
ed painful but not very serious in
juries. Beth engines were badly
damaged, five cars loaded with coal
were wrecked and eleven other de-
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION

The Democrats Of Tazewell are re.
quested to assemble in the Court
House on Saturday, July 20, 1898,
at 8 o'clock, for the purpose of
electing delegates to the State Dem.
ocratic Convention to be held in the
city of Richmond on August 18th,
1893. Tazewell will be entitled to
16 delegates in the convention, di-
vided as follows: Jeffersonville dis
trict, 5; Maiden Spring district, 5;
Clear Fork district, 6. All Demo
Gratis are expected to be present.
S. j. THOMPSON, Chairman.
T. A. LYNCH, Secretary.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL
" b. WS BRIEFS.

Crop reports are very gratifying
this year.
There is already talk of dark
horse outside the three.
Free school teachers will be ex-
amined here August 10.
Mr.. j. Ran. Henry is in Mellow
ell on professional business.
The perceptible crowd in town
Tuesday came mostly by rall.
Rev. j. H. Alexander was over
from Wytheville for Il few days.
Heavy rains Frustrated consider
able quantities OF very iiue corn.
The very warm weather is regu.
larly interspersed with copiOus
rains.
For real fancy -four, creamy and
rich. buy Obelisk from Buston s.
Sons.
Mr.. A. 9. Spotts, of Roanoke. has
joined his wife here visiting his rel
atives.
School prospects generally are
considered fairly bright considering
everything.
The trial of Short for murder in
the first degree is postponed to
September.
A number of horses are in train.
ing at the Fair Grounds for the
races III September.
Mrs. Geo. w. st. Clair returned,
Monday, from quite a lengthy visit
to her former home in Staunton.
ESQ A. P. Brown, of Graham, and
his two daughters, bave been visit,
ing their Tazewell friends for some
days.
The State Bar Association Will
meet in annual session August 1st
at the Greenblier White Sulphur
Springs.
Mr.. Campbell and family, of Pu-
laSki, including his sisters. were in
town Tuesday, going to Clear Fork
to visit friends
Capt. A. H. Gibhoney, formerly a
merchant here, and now represent
ing A. M. johnson g. Co, of Balti-
more, came i'll Wednesday,
Wives and mothers do not fail to
read the large advertisement of the
Ohio Chemical Co in this issue. Ii
may be the means of saving YOUR
son or husband
Mr.. B. b. Baylor has given TO the
Messrs. Kiser contract to build for
him residence opposite Mr.. b. w.
Stras and next to Mr. Henry Pres
ton. The building will be hand
some one.
Messrs. r. c. Chapman and A. B.
Buchanan will form IL mercantile
firm to begin business here before Il
great while. They have secured
the corner room of the new Peery
brick building.
The Worlds Fair party, Messrs.
l.. and A. Tynes and Walter Steele
and Misses Mamie TyneS, Mamie
Witten, Mamie Fudge aud Jennie
st. Clair, have returned and report
having seen more than they could
digest.
81 was prostrared with severe
bilious complaint writes Erastus
Southworth, of Bath, Me. after
vainly trying number of remedies
1 Was finally induced to take Ayers
Pills. had scarcely taken two
boxes when L was completely cured.
A New York employe of the Third
Avenue Elevated road earns his liv.
ing by standing all day at the City
Hall terminus and repeating four
words: Bridge to the right" New
Workers regard him as u nuisance,
but to strangers the information he
conveys is valuable.
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EXAMIN NATIONS.

Notice is given that 1 will hold ex-
aminations for license 10 teach in the
FREQ schools of Tazewell county at
Tazewell. as follows: Examination OF
white teachers, August 10Th aud 10th.
colored teachers, August 17th aud
18th.
Fl. p. WILLIAMS,
County Superintendent.
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NOTICE

Sealed bids will be received mp To
August Goth, 1893, for the various
privileges at the Far, beginning Sep
telnber 5th aud lasting four days or
more.
JAMES O'KrErrr, Socy.
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Train No. leaves Bristol 2.35 p m. ar
rivlng Mt Big Stone Gap 5.41 III. in Lou
isyille 7.1on n IN, Cincinnati 7.20, Indian.
apolis 1l.15, Chicago 5.95 and St. Lonis
7.26 p m, Kansas City TOO III.
Train No. leaves Bristol ut O'CLOCK n
m, arriving at Big Stone Gap ii.30, max
ing close connection with l.. u n. train
FOR Morton and points on Clincli Valley
Division Of Norfolk & Western X. IL.
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FOR DyspEpsJA,
Indigestion, and Stomach disorders uso
BROWNS IFsON BITTEDS.
Ail dealers Keep f. 81 per bottle Gonninc hos
trade-msEk aud crossed red lines Oh WTapiisS
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When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria.
When sho was q Child, she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them CastorIa
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WANTED. 6 County .sssas Managers. g ger,
respondence and oversee tho work in
general for the sale OF Cram g Aliases
Of the World. and allof his publica-
tions. Apply TO on address,
GEORGE. z. CRAM,
NO. . i-owNnbmg Block Norfolk, Valt
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HENCEl 60 E)n0sG3GE.EyB'sSS LID S
SAW nSsa. J, ,AgDSha@sgsNIss:s,S!.S;: &, 8 6:

. wonderful Improvement IN Friction Feeds nrd
Cig-fnch. I'ncS motion OF Carrinso tlirac tiEicn
49, fast any otter In ,hG market. Fric;iar
Clutch frc.i, causing ull the ft,r genrlng sia.d
iili while hsc.>ing; grcnt saving In power irt
wear. Write ior circulars nhd prices furni1iis,
nee upon application. Also spring Tooih J-r;.-
rows. Hay Rukes, Culliyators. Caru Pi.at-
crr, 'siie'icrs, ctc. Nenton mis- !'nL'-"
IiESGH Q DRGNGGt1, N5Gfrs., YoR{. Phi.
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piIiL@i6H sIFEpEHs

through TO Louisville and Cincinnati, from
Big Stone Gap and Cumberland Gap, max
ing direct connections III Union Station.
For Tickets Sleeping CIR space and
other information, call on OF address.
g. s.. BUNTING, Cen! Pass. Agt.
Briatol, Tenn.
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MASONIC BUILDING.

\ Ou to buy Il new Spring
VUW Suit, for. aside from
the weather being IL
bout right, stock is
tull mp and You can
get just what you
Y want md get fitted
y n in what you like.
Ours is Il good place
To buy suits. Yon
cam get just what
YOU want; plenty Of
N00n choice styles; we are
IIUU ready lor The ncat-
est man, the swellcst
man and the most
prudent man; pro-
M lection in quality;
lmu and satisfy
ing to you.
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COME no TIE PIONEER
MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING
ESTABLISHMENT.
MISS MAG LlTZ g. co.

For tho yonr 1899 this firm intonda to-
handle larger stock thnn ntany timo ainco'
the house wm opened.
The head of this firm, Miss Litz, was
,hc hrst To embark in this business. IIoF
long Experience warrants the firm in prom--
is'ng the ntcN styles IN the Drcss Dcpnrt:.
mcnt, and the lovciicst of lionncts, Bross'
and Fancy Goods.
SHlCES REASONABLE.
Vld customers and new will find 1t to-
then interest to call Store in tho Posf-
"ilico in'ldimG
MISS MAO LITz ~ co.
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RESOURCES.

RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts, 8 11G.340.9
Overdrafts, 2,G20.Gl
Other st ks, binds 81 m'rtg 'gs 20.S23. 81
Due firm Nat'nal Banks, 1859 90
Due firm State B'nks & B'krs, 2O3. 81
Real es tie f'ntre & fixt'rs, 3,130. 81
Current exp 'nses Sc taxes pd, 1856. .12
Checks and other cash items, 1862
Specie, 24z70
Legal tender notes, 2,711.00
Total, s 1s1, 1853. .85
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in, s GO, 800. 90
Undivided profits, 2S. S.295. 70
1ndivd i dep is $ hi j'ctto chk SS.29G. 03
Cashiers ch ks outstanding, 6.56
Due to National Banks, 2.09O.4t
Due to State Banks, Private
Banks and Bankers, 1,19015
Total, S 1S1 1,168. So
State of Virginia,
County of Tazewell, IS
L, Henry Preston, Cashier of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement, is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
HENRY Preston, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day Of July, 1903.
GEO. w. ST. CLAIR, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
JNo. w. CROCKETT. }
Il. w. STRAs, Directors.
II. A. LYNCH.
FOR DYSPEPSIA,
Indigestion. and Stomach disorders. uso
browns IEON BITTEDS.
All dealers Keep II, q per bottle Gonni,ic hos
trade-nsEk aud cIossod red lines Oh wTapiiss
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for Infants and Children.

"cnstorin iaso vol adapted to chil,,rcn that
Recommend it as nurerior to any prescription
known 70 me B" II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III So. Oxford ST.. Brooklyn, y. Y.
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
THE cLlMCH VALLEY BANK

At Tazewell, in the State of Virginia, at
the close of business, July 18th,
1898.
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W. G, MARRlSS0N g. COMPANY
LEADERS IN
LEADERS IN

Clothing, Gents Furnishings,
rlnks, Naliscs, &c.
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TNO the heirs Mt lew Of GEORGE YOKrLL
l. dcccmed (alins George Yoklc). whosD
names arc unknown. and who nro proceed :
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HUGH G. PIEsroN.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-02-02
Paa RIDGE.
While giancing through the co

While giancing through the col
upp, NJ .HE hEPUBLICAN we no.
t a items from this place es-
O.. ..r fhr vast basket so We try it
rgnin
I'hc snow has given way to the
genial RAYS of the sun and the mud
HIS taken place of the splendid
Sleighing which We enjoyed so
much.
Che question of the day is. GLOW
lid YOU enjoy the singing at the
BeaI school-house on Sunday"
We are sorry to note the illness
If Mr.. Hiram Coleman's children
and we hope they will be well
enough to be with their schoolmates
in Il few days
Quite ii number of our Young
folks have been attending the
Popesvile literary from time to
time and report good time, but on
last Thursday evening Messrs.
Henry Merrill and Enoch Robson
started and didn't get all the way
because their sleigh broke down
and they were obliged to come back.
How sad.
VIM. Merrill says 81 25 per thou
sand for saving shingles or haul
your timber elsewhere. He also
would be pleased to know who killed
poor old jack
A. j. Lancaster is doing quite a
lively business with his sawmill.
i. E. Wampler, who is to stock the
mill is now helping to saw.
Henry Weitzell has the boss flock
of sheep on the ridge and Henry
knows how to care for them.
The spelling bee at Pea Ridge on
last Wednesday evening was well
attended. The order was good and
the exercises very interesting and
instructive.
j. A. Fike contemplates taking a
trip to Washington, Baltimore and
other eastern cities Immediately
after the close of school.
Martin Nicola, of Barbour county,
W. Va, will visit our teacher, Mr..
j A. Fike, in the near futnre.
SNAKE HUNTER.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1893-02-02
Glade Valley.
Weather pleasant.

Weather pleasant.
Snow is leaving very fast.
Miss Katie Yutzy has given the
humps fair trial.
The Mosser Bros. are busy saw
ing at present. They have a large
lot of saving to do.
Mr.. Jos. Rumbold, of Horseshoe
Run, W. Va, is busy with his saw
mill and planer.
l.. Herkert, of Horseshoe Run,
says this was a very cold winter.
He stated that one of his COWS froze
fast in the stable and could not get
up until the ice was cut away.
Feed is scarce and some Of oul
farmers are ont at present.
MIR. and Mrs. Daniel Gnegy were
the guests Of John III. Roth, Of
Dobbin, last Sunday.
In the sleigh rides of last Sunday
the school mar'ms of West Vir
ginia, were in the lead.
Frank Shaffer was the guest o
Dan'l Gnegy last Monday.
Sam'l Gnagey, jr., and Franz
Shaffer. of near Sunnyside, visited
our school Monday.
Geo. K. Hauser is still busy max
ing and hauling crossties for hi
new railroad. When will You rul
the first passenger train George?
Moses Fike, of near Eglon, VIII
had his foot badly hurt, is on
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. J. Slabaugh, O
near Swan Meadows, are visitini
friends in West Virginia.
Miss Amelia Roth has returne,
from Dobbin.
Mrs. John H. Roth is visiting he
daughter, Mrs. r. Nicholson, a
Dobbin.
"All is well that ends we'll"
Tom BRoWN.