Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-06-28
TAzEWELI, VA, FRIDAY, JUNE 2S 1861

There will 10 an ice %renm su,,t
per at the home OF Mrs.AfSSSN>pe,ld
next Wednesday eveningsAlseysSIs
ments will 6e served iro&, 4sox
p. III. 81
The English Liber$ oabineI
with Lord Roseberry aga 20 bead
has resigned, aud the I53SSS44 Mn a.st
requested Lord Salisbury, tho vote,
eran Conservative leader, to form a
Cabinet.
1T there is little Eden OH Garth,
live by ton miles in extent, that in
any respect can compare with
Burks Garden, no traveller has ever
told our citizens aboutit. Tazewell.
ties are never bnshlnl about pro
claiming the slories OF their native
heath, but when they touch upon
Burk's Garden they are mpturous.
All of which adds, force and eMecr
to the ANNOY nt of Mrs. j.
Meek snapl ssuo that her
home amit.& S3ading mead
ows is ops1 sammer boarders.
Ii YOU can't lNe on line scenery,
you will have no trouble in finding
something more substantial in that
fruitful vale.
BE sure aud take your girl to NJ i
Lou DodTs iieXt Wednesday, even.
ing. leo cream served from 4 toll
p. III. For benefit of NJ. Il. Church,
South.
Parker, the swindlet, has paid
for himsoii. Mr. Alaun S. Qinrles,
hf the Virginia Trust Co, has paid
over to Clerk Waddcll the sum of
seven thousand tlollars, tho amount
of the forfeited bail bond. Will tho
seven thousand dollars wipe out Tho
stain on Virgina's fair nnmes
When tho Government stnmps
twelve inches foot that scttlcs il.
When IL coins n dollur that settles it,
Ii il chooses to coin very rare metal
1t lakes money scarce, prices low,
business stagnnnt. Then, ns in cpl
deinics, more but undcrtakers and
doctors hre busy, SO with scarce
money mono but financial undortnkcrs
and doctors hro busy.-Providenco
Independent Citizen.
While in Topeka last March, E.T.
Barber, prominent newspaper man
of Ln Cynge, KAN, was taken with
cholera moibus very severely. The
night clerk Mt the hotel whcro llc was
stopping happened to havo bottlo
of Chambcrlain's Collie, Cholera and
Dinrrhoea Remedy and gnve him
three doses which relieved him and |
ho thinks saved his life. Every fam
ily shoitld keep this remedy in their
home at NIL times. No ono can tell |
how soon it may he needed. 1t costs
but tfifle and may bo tho means
of saving much suffering and per
Iiaps the life of some mem bor of the
family. 25 and so cent bottles for
sale by A. f. Hargravo.
The colorcd base ball teams of
this place and Graham met np0n
the diamond on Wednesday, and |
the Graham coons were forced to
lower fheir colOrs for the first time
since the formation Of the nino.
The Tazewell daikics are jubiant
over their defeat of hitherto IN
vincible team, composed of the best
players of Elkhorp, Bluencld and
Graham. Tho following is the
score by innings:
Tazewell. 1O3 S144 Go
Graham, o 0G s O 2 1928
"The Tic That Binds" a story of
the North and South, by Willie
Walker Caldwell. Cloth, square
12mo. SO cents Tho Editor Pub
fishing Co, Franklin, Ohio a
charming little story of Northern
man who comes South to practice
law in Norfolk, with preconceivcd
IDEAS of Southern habits and life, is
undeceived, falls in love with
Southern girl, who refuses to marry
him on account ofliis fathers opposi-
ton. After long DELAY and many
mishaps, the obdurate father yields
and the young couple are made
one, aud "live happily ever after"
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