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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-07

BROOKLYN. D.. r., Aug. S.-.Fred
Sc. Cling aud Lizzie Topci. returning
from Eist New York tofight, were
Airnek b. lightning and Instantly kinaa-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-07
OLD CONFEDERATE DEAD.

HOUSTON, Tex, Aug. 0.-lspeeial.l
Jules Albert. who WAS born IN New
oriaAns and served IN COMPANY A Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-07

J m mr..
I fa aus Aug. G. The gates of
! fai,o were open today. but
/ s sa'l'd to click as merrily
|er nua aI., The people who
1 peo,, 1''''es strangers in the
Ia hII ~. who strollcd out to
n. sue g, Sooling shades Of the
y npio rae bullying. we're
.beaeatSs' my Of the exhibits
larger nas..inee We're opeu.
p'''ion OF the crowd
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-07

hss,e' I 5r5 military academy in
n ag sliIssht an action for
was "a % The academy BE-,
taught the cadets.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-08-07

|' LION, Aug. 6.-Eastern
90 winds; local rains.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-01-13

tion of unknown worlds. You sny
the soul is nothing but tho result OF
bodily powers. Why, then, is my
soul more luminous when my bodily
power begins to fnil2 Wiuter is on
my head and eternal spring is in my
heart. There l breathe at this hour
the fragrance of tho lilacs, the violets
and tho roses as ut twenty years ago.
Ihe nearer ] approach the end tho
palmer | hear around me the immor.
tai symphonies of the worlds which
inxite mo.
LIT is marvellous. yet simple. 1t
Ia fairy tale aud it is historic. For
llnlf century | have been writing
my thoughts i'll prose and worse,
history, philosophy, drama, romance,
tradition. satire, odo and song.
have tried all, but ] feel | hive not
said thousaadth part of what ls in
me. When go down to the grave |
can say. like many others, have fi,
ished my days work, but cannot
sny | have finished my life. My days
will begin again tho next morning.
The tomb is hot blind alley; it is
II thoroughfnre. 1t closes on tho
twilight to open on tho dawn"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-01-13
Flour, Salt and Groceries.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT !

Our representative, Mr.. Il. H. Ryland, will
be in Tazeweli every Court Day at tho
Drug Store of DIR. A. Il. Hargrave He
Will carry a fine and complete stock of
Diamonds, Watches, Jewcry, silverware,
&c.' and will take watches and jewelry
Tor repairs. A cordial invitation is here
by extended to all to go and look at his
beautiful stock. He will be glad to show
them to EVERYBODY, whether they
wish to buy OF not.
S'Ve trade for old gold silver Mt exact value
N Fine new illustrated catalogue mailed free application
RYLAND 81 RANKIN.
jewelers. and Watehm@kcrs 800 Main ST., Iynchburg Va
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-01-13
THE IMMORTAL SOUL.
VIoToR Hudo's MEMORABLE IMpRoMpTr
REPLY TO THE ATHEISTS.

Victor HUGos MEMORABLE IMPRoMpTU
REPLY TO THE ATHEISTS.
At dinner given to Victor Hugo
in Paris, some years ago, says LUni
vers, lie delivered nm impronptu ad
dress, in which he gave expression to
his faith in the infinite and in the
souls Immortality. His friend, Hons
sage, who was present, says:
"Hugo at that time was man of
steel. with no sirn of old age about
him, but with all the agility, the sup
plencss. the case aud gracs of his
best years. He WAS contradictiug
the atheists, and his friend says s.his
face was bright with the heavenly
halo and his eyes shone like burning
Goals.
"'Thero arc no occult forces, he
said; there are no luminous force.
Occult force is chaos; the luminous
Aolce 1t 0ou. hiatl Is nn innnlte copy
of God; this is glory enough for a
man. Il a,n man, All invisible atom.
II drop in She ocean, u grain Of sand
ON the shore. Little as I am, I feel
the God in me, because can also
bring forth out of my chaos. make
books, which are like /. forest which
has been more than once cut aowr;
The new shoots ARE stronger and live
lier than ever.
- am rising, l know, toward the
sky. The sunshine is Oh my head
The earth gives inc its generous sap.
but heaven lights me with the refet :
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-01-13

III. BANE HARTMAN
---
The sunny sUutli is frozen
But we're freezing to her still.
If salvation wasn't free, som,
men would take the risk and go th,
other way.
Col. James Hallcr died on Friday
last at his home in Wytlleville ut
the age OF 72
Mr.. Allen Higginhotham is i'll of
fever mt the home of his father, Mr..
J. Bane Higginhotllam.
The very deep snow and the cold
weather made the attendance upon
county court quite small.
A surprise party made merry at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. t. A.
Lynch Oh Tuesday night.
It's strange how some people will
find fault with this world-just as
if they had ever been in IL better
one.
The first term of Tazewell Fe
male Seminary closes with this
week, and the second term begins
next Monday, January 1G.
The bear IN the ridges near the
denot pursued the other day by IA
number of hunters from town prov
ed to he good large-dog.
! All persons indebted to us are re
quested to settle their accounts in
full by January 10.
Buston g. Sons.
Mr. W. X. I.aBar, who conducted
the best hotel in the country at
Richlands, will succeed Mr. Holmes
as manager of the PocahontaS Inn.
In the Democratic legislative eau
Gus in New York, all but five votes
were cast Tor Edward Murphy. Jr.,
which insures his election as U. S.
Senator.
The bill allowing the Norfolk and
Western railroad TO enter Washing
ton City over a bridge across the
Potomac was passed in the House
Tuesday.
The vote for President and Vice
President was determined Tuesday
10y the electoral college, giving
Cleveland 277, Harrison las and
Weaver %.
Prof. S1elburne will preach ser
mon to parents at the Christian
church Sunday night, on the "Im
portance of the Religious Training
of Children"
Mr. j. A. Greever is long over
due from II visit to Burks Garden
lie is perhaps learning to catcl
hear under the tutilage of John, The
successful hunter.
A Tennessee editor thanks Goo
that he "was born where he was.
He is evidently under the impress.
sion that he was in danger of being
born where lie WASN'T.
The Republicans who are con
graduating themselves on the lacl
of harmony among tho Democrat.
will be paralyzed when the great
national machine begins to get il
its work after the 4th of March.
The messenger Of the elect0ra
college of the State of Washington
will get 500 day profit on hi.
trip. But it is idle to discuss thes,
things. We cannot all he messen
gers from the State of Washington
He started from his slumbers in til,
middle of the night,
For spectre stood beside him in n rust
ling robe of white;
And the spectre said, advancing, will
its presence magnified +:
sim the New Year Resolutionl" an,
the man fell back and died.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-01-13
LOCAL AND GEN WER.4L
NEW VS. BRIEFS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS, a

Thanking the voters of Tazewell ounty
for their liberal support heretofore accord
ed me, and further soliciting their sup
hereby announce myself candi-
date for the Office of Clerk of the COUNTY
Court OF .iszewell County. at election ON
the 4th Thursday in May. 1898.
am respectfully,
Z. L. GEORGE
l hereby announce myself candidate
for the Office of Clerk of the Circuit Court
OF Iazewcll County at the election May Is.
1888, and If elected will discharge the
ity.
II. BANE HARDfAN
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-01-13
At r. G. Chapman's


The demand for the Ohio Exten
sion edition of the Roanoke Times
has hy no means ceased. The eX.
tensive write up by Mr.. Parsons
proves source of information that
Is wanted for dissemination among
those not yet entirely alive TO the
great nndevelOped riches OF this
new territory Of the Norfolk and
Western.
Marshall Drewry, assistant miller
III the flour mills of Kirby 81 Thom
as at Bonsack. last week met with
Il horrible death. While sweeping
the floor his clothing caught in a
belt and he was horribly mangled
by being wrapped around an up
right shatting His head was en-
tircly severed from his body hy
striking against adiacents posts,
and his legs aud arms were broken.
The Standard Union says: SIN
the intimate circle of President.
elect Clevcland's friends there is
much rejoicing over the fact that
when the White House opens to re
ceive the choice of the Democratic
party, the dark spell that has hov
ed over it will be in fair waysfo
he lifted, One bning passes ont of
the world, another enters existence
just as morning succeeds night.
Should the newcomer prove to I've Il
boy, the cup of earthly happiness
Will be full for Grover Cleveland"
The extent to which petty thiev
ing IS being carried on in this town
VIII mako 1t necessary to prosecute,
by way of example, before it devel.
ops Into something more serious.
Quite number Of sneak thieves
are evidently working their fingers
for all they are worth, and the loss.
eSfare not inconsiderahle. 1t has
come to that, point where it is every
mans duty to watch suspicious
characters and turn them over to
pnnlsliCe ent before these pillerers
become robbers. Too many already
have been caught and allowed to
go scott free.
DR.. r. d. Huli'ord, who for the
past twenty-five Years has resided
ut Chatham Hill, in this county.
took the train at this place the
evening before Christmas, on his
way to Tazcwell, where he will in
future reside and practice his pro
fesSion. DR.. Hulliord is. and has
been for number of years, !, mem.
ber of the State Hoard Of Medical
Examiners, and has won a well de
served reputation as IL learned ply
Sician and Sk:llful practitioner. His
many friends in this county regret
his change OF residence aud wish
for him in Ills new field of labor
thar success. which his reputation
and merits as Il physician deserve
: Marion Democrat.
Besides being very vulgar. a
slang expression is pndouhtedly
the most comprehensive OF Ian
gnage, and especially so in its mp
to dateneSs and its popular under
stnndablcness. The latest we have
heard, and which to those acquaint
ed with tie running mechanism o
electric street cars means even
more than You're off your base" is
"Your trollcy's off" II Macauie,
or Charles Lamb offers anything
more terse or pithy, that would ex
press just what one understand,
by "Your trolley's Off" it would h,
worth quoting. Slang is perhap.
richer in the history that touche.
the life and common experience o
all the people most closely thai
most other words.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-01-13

Satalogues,wrte Rcclfster Lamp Co. ,NewYork
Nearly I'LL 0urNirginia exchanges
report hountii'u supplies of zee
gathered and Housed. Full ice
houses lfare bee the exception for
the last few yealf.
With short ntermisSion when
there was rain ithaS usSnowinp
Fin TuZewell neHiy all tho time
since the Goth of December and ~
snow of from five % ten inches has
! lain on the ground.
III has been as much as the street
car drivers could 10 to make trips
with he assistanIe of force of
scrapers. On Main street the
wheels of the cars were more fire.
quently off the rails than on them.
The Democratic banquet at Rich
moud is for the 25th inst. Most of
the very prominent Democrats of
tho country have been invited and
the Senators and congressman
from Virginia and seven hundred
citizens of Richmond.
Our cool southern breezes have
been quite perceptible for some
days. No one had sufficient curl
osity to go out to II thermometer
Very early Wednesday morning,
hnt at breakfast time % degrees
below zero was registered.
The Governor has appointed as
members Of the hoard OF trustees
of the Virginia Military Institute
for three years, Colonel l.. H. Letch
CT, OF Lexington, Colonel Tazewell
Elicit, of Richmond, and Colonel
Peter HairSton, Of Martinsville.
The Columbian two cent stamp
is rank failure as to beauty. 1t
is Il lukcwarm lavender like the
faded ribbons op John Wannamak.
er's bargain counter and is also sug-
geStive of the Ker hiifi color of ii
slowly recovering, buneed up eye.
We understand thatat II meeting
OF the Tazewell Bar. yesterday, res
olntionS were unanimously passed
endorsing Judge s. c. Graham as
its choice for Judge of the Court of
Appeals. The. text of the reSolu,
tions are not now at hand, bur tho
Judges friends here and elsewhere
will push his claims vigorously.
Mr. Frank Witten, of the Blue.
field Journal. was in town during
the week. He saI4 it is the inten-
ticn OF the management to issue
his paper III Il short time as a daily.
Blueiicl' has tile reputationfof be.
ing Il good town and if it proves
equal to the support of !, daily pa
per IT'S reputation will be ~ verify.
! 1t begins to appear like the o'.l
times again when noteis made oil
the frequent sales of large landed
properties in Virginia and West
Virginia The collapse OF the booms
did not mean that the good things
claimed for our section were not
strictly true. We have .justas much
TO he eagerly sought for as ever
while present purchases are for in
vestnent and Improvement rather
than t for speculation Given time
ior recovery from reaction and oul
development will he phenominal-
HOME Observation-Disclosures
/! HOME pATRONAt4E
) anal, =.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-01-13
IN MEMoR1AM.

Mrs. y, IL. hosenheiin (i,ee Ava M.
HigeinbothanD, died in Wytheyille,
Va, Dec. 81, aged 26 years.
Mrs. Rosenheim wasborn at Lib.
erty Hill. Tnzewoll county, Va Sh.
married Mr.. }. Ii. Rosenhei:n, a most
promising young man. i'll 1888, Her
married life, though short, was
frightened by the love of 81 devoted
husband aud two dear little children,
the youngest not two years old.
Mrs. Rcsenheim, though very do
mesIc i'll her tastes, had many friends
aud admirers in her new hone. The
writer had tho pleasure of knowing
Mrs. Rosenhein, md if space would
permit. would speak fully of her
sterling worth.
Mrs. Rosenheim was sick only six
days, and while her friends knew her
to be critically ill, still her case was
not considered hopeless till short
time before death. All that the best
physicians, devoted husband, aunt,
relatives and friends could do, avail
ed nousht to keep the darling wife,
mother and sympathetic friend in our
midst. Gods ways rurelv nre not
ours, nor cnn we fathom tho wise
Providence that has left two dear
little children motherless. Only the
Father of tho orphan and broken
hearted. can solace and comfort
those left to mourn. Still We do not
mourn as those without hope.
Her father, Mr.. j. S. S. FIiggin
botham, Beverly, her brother, aud
Mrs. Boyd, un aunt, were among
those present Mt her bedside.
The last goodbye in sorrow said,
The parting moment quickly sped,
Yet fingered all farewell to tell.
Ere death should strike the final sncll.
While hero her task had ever been,
~ cargo rare TO gather in,
And Faith IS deep mine she too had
sought
And many treasure thence had brought
That will. though dark be present cares,
Give comfort midst the bittcrcst tears.
From out our midst she has gone,
One loved one to her final home.
Her fragile bark was called before.
Life's troubled seas twill sail no more,
Too fruil the worlds cold storms TO
bear,
The Pilot gave his special care,
BY angels guided far oh high,
lis anchored now beyond the sky.
Wytheville, Va. A.G.
DR.. Robt d. HufIar1, recently of
Chatham Hill, Smyth county, Va.,
having permanently located ut Tnze
we'll, Va, offers his professional ser.
vices TO the citizens OF Tnzewell and
surrounding country and hopes by
close attention to business to share II
part OF future public patronage. For
the present he may be found mt the
residence of il. NJ Smythe, Kelly,
recently occupied BY Mr.. Dnval All
calls promptly responded to both
day and night by telegram, telephone
or otherwise.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-01-13
The Sun.
The Sunday Sun.

is the greatest Sunday Newspaper in the
world.
Price &c. il copy. BY mail 20 year.
Daily, by mail, sc II year.
Daily and Sunday, by mail, So year.
Address THE SUN, Now York.
...---
WIRGINIA:-In the Clerks Ollice of
' Tazewcl Circuit Court, january 10th,
1893,
II. B Rowland, ComFlainant
Pomp Wright Defendant,
In CHANCEnr.
Tho object of this suit is to recover OF
The defendant the sum of s.IGIl.00 with iis
interest being balance oi purchase money
on one house and lot in the town of Gin-
ham, Va, and 20 subject tho same To the
payment thereof.
And it appearing from nllldnvit on file
in snid Office That the defendant, Pomp
Wright, is n"t,l resident of the Common
wealth NJ 'irginin, it is ordered that he
appear here within fifteen days after due
publication of this order and 10 what iB
necessary TO protect his interests in this
suit, and that copies hereof be published
and posted ns prescribed by law.
A copy-Tcsic
II. BANE HARTMAN, d. G.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-01-13

Whom Baby was sick, wo gavo hcr castorla
When sho was a Child she cried for Cns,oria
When she became Miss, sho chung to Castoria.
When she Ind Children, she gavo them Castorla
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-01-13
fohNlIOtE. CARPETS.
FURNITURE, CARPETS.
YOU HAVE A HOUSE. THAT HOUSE NEEDS FURNISHING.
TGaE TAZEvElLg. FURNITURE COMPANY

Is well equipped to supply you with designs furnishing
Such s Chamber Suits ao Suits Lounges Wadrobe Centre
lnb Dining Room Extension Tables Desks Hat Racks
Chairs variety Pictro Carpets including Hall and
Sinr III Body Brussels Tapestry ngrai Souaros Mo
SMYRNA Shades Door Mats
Cradles and Baby Cmages &c, &c.
We always glad to show stock and prices Will
large line upholstered and fancy rattan chairs for
Christmas.
SAsesR00aas OPPOSITE VIRGINIA RJUsE. TAzEwEll. va
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-01-13
PUBLIC SALE or LANDS.

Charles Dnre anu nj. Defendants,
In Chanccry.
Pursuant to DEGREES in tile above STYLED
causes, wi sell the following .nnds, at
public auction, at the front door cf .hc
court house of Tnzeweli County, an the
first day of the February term 1893. OF
the County Court of Tazowcl County, to.
wit:
Under decree in the cause of j. w. S,af
ford. will sell u lot of LAND lying il, Taze-
we'll county, being the lot marked '.Keely''
OH The map of the Gr,ham Li,klnnl Co,
of record in said county. a. w. Stafford,
Graham, will show lot TO any one interest
ed in seeing it. It will be sold on cred-
it Of o months except for c,sh to pay costs
of suit and expenses of sale.
Under decree in the cause of T.. O..
Younger will sell n lot of land lying in
Tazewell county. State of Virginia on
Trace Ridge or Burnt Spur, cony ycd 10
Charles Dare by one Gideon Siak. contain
ing about one ncre. with buildings there
on. Said lot will be sold on n credit of 4;
and ~ months. except for cash enough to
pay costs of suit and expenses of sale
Bond with good security will be requir-
ed Of purchasers for deferred payments,
bearing interest from the date of sale.
s. q. GRAHAM,
Cnnl,uieuinuou
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-01-13

january 2nd. 1893.
The bond has been given in each of tho
above rnises. rs required of 5. 9. Graham,
Commissioner, by the decrees under which
he acts.
RI. BANE Harlan N n
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-29
The State Seal.

Yesterday those engaged in colating
the Sibley papers found copies of the
designs of the, state seal and the orig
inal papers concerning the same. 1t
has long been supposed that these We're
lost, and it is stated ina the state blue
book that they were. -Four designs
were offered, and the seal was taken
from designs three and four. as shown
below, among the four designs de-
scribed: No. l, mounted Indian in full
costume, with elk in back ground. No.
2, mounted Indian i'll full costume
standing on lone rock. No. 3, mount
ed Indian in full costume, with imple-
ments of husbandry in the foreground.
No. 4, mounted Indian in the back
ground; blowing in the foreground with
other signs OF civilization.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-29
MILLINERY OPENING.
A Fine Display at Manufacturer
Brothers Store.


Manufacturers millinery opening,
which began yesterday and will con-
tinue today and tomorrow, has attracted
multltudeS of st. Pauls millinery-wear-
ing sex to the exceedingly handsome
store on the corner of Sixth and Robert
streets. In the millinery department,
tastefully arranged for inspection, are
hats, toques. bonnets of tie widest
variety and newest and most
exclusive designs. The pretti-
est productions Of Paris experts.
the most charming creations of]5the
clevereSt millinerS of our own land a
bewiidering array of bewitchings ex-
hlblts IN lace, feathers, velvet, silk and
everything else that enters into fthe
composition OF soul-satisfying millinery,
are shown at Manufacturers. There can
be viewed anything and everything in
the way of millinery, from the cliiId'S
simply trimmed hat to the dreams in
hlmy material that shall CROWN the
queens OF society at the SWEETEST func-
tions. mi.
Ihrongs of ladies passed through the
parlorS yesterday, admiring the various
models AMI choice sty les of imported
millinery they are showing gems Of
bonnets, exquisite carriage and dress
hats. One of their specialtes this sea
son is the PlateauX, bent into every i'm
aginable and stylish shape and COM
bined with beautiful combinations of
colorings, including sprinkling of
black and white.
Colonial and Bonaparte styles seem
to reign supreme.
They are paying considerable atten-
ton to millinery for children, which
seems to be long felt want. Among
some of their own designs there are
some very handsome walking hats and
turbans.
One could not help admiring large
black velvet hat, trimmed with wide
satin strings and ostrich plumes.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-29
SURE THING GAME.
A Stranger From the East Taken
In and Done For

"A Stranger From the East Taken
In and Done For.
A stranger on his way to his home in
Pennsylvania stopped off in ST. Paul
Yesterday, intending to take the c. b.
81 n. train for the East yesterday after
noon. While waiting in the union depot
he was picked up by couple of ''sure
thing" men, taken to the saloon at 1O4
East Fourth street and invited to have
drink. As matter of course a
dice game was proposed, and
the result was the stranger was
swlndled out of S75 in cash.
The fellows, thinking he had been
plucked of all his cash. steerea him
around the city for half an hour, and
finally left him to wander back to the
depot. He reported the occurrence to
a patrolman on East Fourth street, but,
as his ticket forced him to take the
evening train for the East, he could not
stay over to prosecute the swindlerS.
even il, the detectives had been able to-
arrest the parties concerned.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-29
Attempted Burglary.

An attempt to burglarize the store of
A. Norman, at the corner of Minnehaha
and Burr streets, was frustrated yoSter-
day morning by Patrolman Lee, who
noticed one of the windows in the rear
of the store open. The fellow. as soon
as he saw the officer, jumped from the
'front.' carrying sash and glass with him.
The thief inside, and another who was
watching on the outside, escaped arrest
by flight.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-29
To the Public.

We are compelled to exact cash upoI
delivery of goods for all repair and stor-
age accounts. We adopt this rule be-
cause the profit on repairs at best VIII
not exceed 10 per cent. and in most
cases the articles have been i'll our pos
session for from three to five months.
This rule will be hardship to none, as
the amounts are small ordinarily, while
in the aggregate the 700 to $40 accounts
cut quite figure to us.
RANSOM q HORTON.