Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1893-08-04
Prescriptions carefully compound
cd by "a graduate in Pharmacy at
d. w. Gills g. Cos.

cd by II graduate in Pharmacy Mt
d. w. Gills g. Cos.
The county convention of Satur-
day last was the largest Of it's kind
ever held in Tazewell.
Consul HI. M. Smythe. under an
extension of time. will not leave for
China until the 10th of September.
The Grundy Register of July 90,
Alex Beavers. editor, says: 'r. b.
Smith finished planting corn last
week"
Prof Geo. W. Miles, head master
of ST. Alban's School ut Radford,
was in Tazewell this week in the
interest of the institution.
MessrS. j. n. Harman and J. A.
Leslie have begun the erection of Il
small building near Mr.. Harman's
residence on Tazewell avenue.
DON'T buy, blood purifier be.
cause it is "cheap." The bcSt-the
Superior Medicine-Ayer's Sarsapa
rilla, is, in the end, the cheapest
blood purifier in the market. The
ingredients Of which it is composed
are the most expensive and medi.
cinally eilicacious that can be ob.
tained.
The Democrats of Buchanan and
Dickenson counties Of this senator
ial district have instructed their
delegates to vote Mt the convention
for Montague L. Browning, OF Rus.
Sell. This leaves the matter of n
nominee to Tazewell and Russell.
with the supposition that Tazo-
we'll man will be chosen.
The Roanoke Daily Record, one
OF our brightest yOnng exchanges.
refers to its second birthday in IA
way to call for congratulations
from ills friends. That it could de
clare Il dividend in the first year OF
It's existence is perhaps its best
proofof usefulness meriting reward
1t proposes to continue giving its
best to it's patrons, city and section.
DR. D. w. ellis. of whose new en-.
terprise the News has heretofore
made meution, has made quite at.
tractive his drug store and begins
to appear very much at home. The
store was very tastily furnished
aud the stock is bright and new.
His reputation as II druggist is first
class and OF him as Il man and citi.
zen he is highly spoken Of at other
points.
The invitations for Virginia Day
at tho Worlds Fair are very neatly
engraved on linen paper with cnt
of the Mt Vernon building. and are
az follows:
The Board of World g Fair Managers of
Virginia
invite you to be present at the cercmo-
nieS
of
Virginia Day
World Columbian Exposition,
Chicago,
Wednesday, August Ninth, 1893.
a. S. Buford, President.
". " dien%an, ii snIaan' Com. on Ceremonies.
The delegates to the Richmond
convention, August 18th, are: j.
w. Hicks, j. NJ. Hoge. Walter San.
ders, I. T.. Suthers, Lee Poindexter,
o. b. Moore, G.. W. Dcak, j. b.
Ward, Jos. WINNER, B. b. Greever,
j. II. Whitley, S. j. Thompson, w.
e. Baylor, Andrew L;,rimer. G. IT.
Peery and Geo. Ward; altemates /:
G. G. Mitchell, j. S. Moss, w. T. TIA
Dor. q. l.. Litchiield, Robert Tartor,
NJ. B. Linkous, G. II. Reynolds, w.
o. Whitman, I. G.. Witten. J. e.
Peery, j. II. Buchanan. Jerry Cot.
ter, E. b. Scott, j. r.. Hill, John
Neal, A. HOwry.
The county convention held last
Saturday for the election of dele.
gates to the Richmond convention,
was nearly harmonious. 1t was
pretty well understood before hand
that it would he a field day for Ty-
Ter and the delegation was instruct
ed to cast its vote for him. Mr.. I'll.
NJ. Smytile led the O'Ferrall forces
aud had made a fight for him. but
he found nearly all the usual politi.
cal workers and the people too IA.
vorahle to Major Tyler. In most
OF the counties of the State Tyler's
strength is confined to the Hill ele.
ment of last year. In Tazeweli
many Of both were for him, for 10
cal, personal and. other reasons,
while very many are almost with
out choice among the three aspir
ants.
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