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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-07-10
LOCaL and GENERAL
NEWS BRIEFS.
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Buston and Sons are Headquarters
for Fruit Jnrs and Fruit Jar Rubbers.
Rake Teeth at Tazewell Hard.
ware Cos.
See change in Harrison, Sur
face & Co.'S adj.
MIR j. L. Todd left for his home
in Tennessee to day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walker returned to
their home in Staunton to day.
We Will give full account of
Democratic Convention next week.
Go to tue Tazewell Hardware
Co.'S for Machine repairs.
The National Democratic Conven.
ton is in session at Chicago this
week.
DIR. James O'Keerfe has returned
from IL trip to Grcer,briar county
West Virginia.
Champion. Mccormack and John.
son Moving Machine repairs ut
Tazewcil Hardware Co.'S.
Mr.. L. A. Lynch, left OH Saturday
last to attend the National Demo
cratic Convention at Chicago.
Scythes, Swathes, Scythe Stones
and Forks, at bottom prices at
the Tazewell Hardware Co.'s.
Prof. j. III. N. Beahn, of Win.
chester Va, has been elected Prin-
cipal of Tazewell High school.
Childrens day at the Baptist
church was very much enjoyed
by all who attended the services.
HOODS PILLS euro Liver Ins,'
Biliousncss, Indigestion, Headache.
A pleasant laxative. An Druggists..'
The weather in the past few
days has had more the appearance
Of the middle of November than of
July.
The fourth of July was observed
by The bank and post office at Taze.
well, the stores all doing bust.
ness as usual.
Sections Guards and Rivets at
Tazewell Hardware Co.'S for the
Champion, Mccormack and John
SON Mowers.
Nearly all those WHO attended
the reunion have returned home
and express themselves AS delight
ed with their trip.
Mr.. Oscar George entertained a
humber of friends at the residence
of his father a few miies west OF
: town. Tuesday night.
Mr. Henry White, ofCcdar Bluff,
was in town dGring the week. He
is looking somewhat tic worse af
ter his fight with fiux.
Fruit Jars at Bustons, 81 90 ror
1ozer,' for J gallon Jars. s5cts pei
dozen for quart Jars. ,Cheaner than
you have ever bought before
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was thought when he was first
found near the railroad track. with
his leg cut of and his skull
crushed, that lie had been killed
by the train, but when it was I'M.
dcrstood that hc had considerable
money, foul play was suspected.
1t was afterwards established that
He had $500 in money on him be.
fore his death.
Senter was found in the public
road, near Cedar Bluff.
There were fearful stahs in the
body, three of which were nccess.
arily fatal. He had been killed
by Lambert in drunken row.
Lambert was pursued for the
murder of Senter, because suspic.
ion attached to him. Ilewa not
captured, and has not been heard
OF since, until n few days ago n
man answering his description
came to Tazcwcll county.
Lambert has been fully idcnti.
fed by officer Ratcln, and also
by many ciiizins who remembered
him well rs tho man seen with
negroes before the murder of
Hunt.
The state claims to have strong
evidence against lambert, who
when talked to about the crime
burst into tears and wocps piiilul-
ly. When questioned he refuses
to tell where he hns spent the
time since 1891.
Later.-Since the above was
put into type, the Blueheld Tela.
graph, from which it was copicd,
has published an article statin"
that it was the wrong John Lam.
bert that was arrested.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Steele. Who
went to Riclnond on tho 29lh and
'ttended the Reunion returned Sun
lay. They took trip down tho his
toric James to Norfolk, visited Ocean
View. Virginia Beach, and other
points of interest.
Rev. p j. Lockhart preached Mt This
place last Sunday. Hope no will
preach often for us, M we all uppre
ciato his sermons.
Mrs. G. p. Williams is spending
the present week with her sick par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Brown ut Tip Top.
Mr.. Thomas Jefferson Davis, Of
Cincinnati, visited the William fami,
lies hero last oek md returnt d
home Sunday.
Mis- Eta GILLESPIE was shopping
in town Tuesday.
Mossrs Clint Barns, Tko Dodd,
Charlie Pocry and others from Tuze
well, were here last week fishing.
guests of w. Il. Steele aud II. X.
Gillespie.
Mrs Melvin Anderson. Mrs. Jim
Osbnrn, Mira John Asbnrv and Misc
Sallio Maxwell attended quarterly
meeting Mt Jo' es Chapel Sunday.
Mrs. Brown of Little Valley visited
her friend Mrs. Shelley Stcrgill nj
this plnce reoontlp, aud left her daugh
ter Miss Maud, TO spond n month
with sane.
Messrs John Daily and George
Mccall are in Own again.
Mr.. w. b. Steele lost fine COW
last week.
Tho picnic ut Mr.. Gyms Williams
cnvo which was mentioned in om
last is n thing of the past. In spite
of tho torrents of rnin most every
body went who WIS invited. We
give names of some who wcic there:
Mr.. and Mrs. G. =. Williams, Mrs. w
b. Steele and Miss Rebecca Dawn
who chapnroncd the party, Nlisscs
Eta md Florn Gillespie, Callie Me
CURE Kate and Aluria Lizard, lilie
and Bessie Williams, Liza and Ella
Young, Maggie Strothcr Wilton,
Maud Gillespie, ann Mossrs j. Il.
Porter W.R Il. D..and Hurry Will
inns, Gus Gillespie, John Bot,more.
Will Groear, - Young, John and
Jim Lard. Every ono had good
time. III ntmber went in tho cave.
Messrs Columbus and Lee Andcr.
son. and Will Scott attended church
ut Jones Chapel Sunday.
Mr. Frank Witten, of Tazcwcll, is
fishing in Clinch, is n guest OF the
Williams Bros.
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" lRGiNIA: In the Clerks Office of
Tazewell Circuit court. July 9th. 1890.
Is. w. Strus, Trustee aud Receiver, 49,,
Complainant,
.. va. In Chancery.
Virginia and Tennessee Coal and Iron
Company II corporation chartered AN
der the laws of the State of Virginia.
Ciinch Valley Coal and Coke Company,
corporation chartered under the
lava of the State of Virginia. j.. p.
Knoll, w. ID. Kohl. w. III. MoGhee,
{. Il. Tartcr and j. G. Lipford, r~
Defendants.
Tho object OF this suit is to have u ref
erohcc To II commissioner of said court,
or III some other proper manner. to usi
tcrtainnnd determine the rights of all
the parties To this suit to tie personal
estate and movables belonging to the
Clinch Valley Conl and Coke Company,
nnd tn have the Trustee IL Receiver, b. w.
StrilH instructed aH To his duties pertnin-
ing to- said property, and To have an i'm
Junction II necessary, rostrNining tho
Dcfrnd2pts from any Interference III
said property.
And il appearing from affidavit ON
li'c in aid Office that j. p. Knoll and
w. ID. Knoll are Don-rcsiden,s OF the
Commonwealth of Virginia, it liz order,
ed that they appear here within fifteen
days after due publication of this order
and do what IL necessary to protect their.
Interest in this suit, and that Copies
hereof published and poete,. as pre-
scrbed by law.
A copy--Tcstc:
Ill. Bane IIarmnn, Clerk
Henry ~ Graham, p. u. T.
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ICE CREAM MADE by A NEW
PROCESS

| have an Ice Cream Freezer Tint
will freeze cream Instantly. The
cream is put into tho freezer and
comes out instantly, smoothe aud
perfectly frozen. This astonishes
people and II crowd will genther to
SEQ the freezer i'll operation and they
viii all want to try tho cream. You
can sell cream as fast rs it can be
made aud sell freezers to many OF
them who. would not buy an old
style freezer. IT is realy curiosity
and you can sell from SIS to IS worth
worth of cream and six to twelve
freezers every day. This makes n
good profit these hard times and is
n pleasant employment. j. f. Casey
IL Co., lib st Charles st, st. Lonis
Mo, will send full particulars and
information in regard to this now
invention on. applications and will
employ good statesmen on salary
RoDERr. @
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RECEIVES HIS COMMISSION.

patch
RECEIVES HIS COMMISSION.
Dir. George Ben Johnston, Of this
city, who has recently been appoint
ed one Ct the eight Delegates on be
half of the Government of the United
States to attend the session of the
International Periodical Congress of
Gynecology aud Obstetrics, to be-
held Mt Geneva, Switzerland, Septem
Der, 1896, has just received FROM Sec
rotary Olney his commission and
passport.
AN HONOR TO MIR. JoHNsToN.
AT recent meeting of tho American
Surgical Association, held in Detroit,
DIR. George Ben johnson, of Rich.
nlond, was elected an active fellow
of the association.
This association is one of the
most distinguished and exclusive
bodies of surgeons in the world, and
fellowship in it means the highest
honor that can be conferred on n
surgeon.
We congratulate Doctor Geo. Ben
Johnston on his added hours, which
have come to him unsought.
The American Surgical Association
is the most exclusive medical organ
ization in America and one of the
most distinguished i'll the world, its
membership being composed only of
those who have national regulations.
We as South West yirginians take
great pride in the lame OF ono whose
family has for generations been
prominent in this section, and who
commenced his career IN our midst.
America has for some years led
the world in surgery and Doctor
Johnston has had the highest honor
conferred upon him in being select.
ed to represent the most advanced
surgery OF America at the Inter
national Congress to he held at Gle.
neva, Switzerland. The Doctor is
professor of surgery in the Medical
College OF Virginia, which bns, since
his connection with it more than
double its number of students. He
is also President OF tho Old Domin.
ion Hospital, where he has performed
many of the operations which have
given him national and information.
al reputation.
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A NNs't'hVN w CtN sCtltllflllN.
Mr.. | Do,hl is preparing to erect
n residence on Tazewell Avenue
Mr. George Kelly, of Saltvillc,
spent the fourth ofJuly with friends
in Tazewell.
The picnic at the Fair Grounds
last Saturday evening was quite an
enjoyable affair.
Preparations are being made
for one of the biggest fairs ever
held iii Tazewell.
The heavy rains of the past few
have played havoc with tho oats
and wheat crops.
Mr.. e. l. Greever went to Rural
Retreat the Hist oI the week to
take deposition.
The Republican District conven.
ton meets at Gate City OH tile
Goth day of August.
III your Moving Machine is out of
repair get MIR. Long of tie Tazcwell
Hardware Co. to repair it.
Messrs John Henry and Garnet
Smith have returned home after Il
session at Randolph Macon College.
Mr.. and Mrs. jeff. Ward, WHO
have been vis ting home folks iii
Rich Valley have returned home.
Bring your job Work to the
NEWS Office. We are prepared to
do first class work on short notice.
The Bahtists have changed the
night for holding their prayer meet
ing-Thnrsday instead of Friday
night.
The Lords Supper will be adj
ministered at the Presbyterian
church Sunday morning after ser.
vices.
r. A. Saunders one of the Ieatlins
dealers in ladies' supplies in Norfolk
assigned Tuesday. Liabilities were,
S2S, eco.
Tobacco chewers will find, i'll an
othor column, all item oil decided in.
terest to them, headed "Dout Stop
Tobacco"
Gen. James a. Walker has an.
nounccd himself as a candidate
for the Republican nomination
for Congress.
Mrs. Willard, Mother of our
towlsman, Mr.. AL. Willard died
at her home at Blonntville, Tenn,
ON the fth inst.
Mr.. Joe p. Hartman has returned
from the V. MI. where he has
been during the past session. He
Was elected as corporal.
MI Jno. IL. Whitley, of North
Tazewell, had his pocket picked
while in Richm ond last week, and
is thereby of fine gold watch.
The Republican county conven-
ton will be held at the court
house on the Dist day of July to
elect delegates to the Gate City
convention.
The work on the store-house Of
Messrs Thompsons, Hopkin e. Co.
is being pushed rapidly and be-
fore a great while this firm will be
doing bushes in Tazewell.
The Virginir State Bar Associa.
tien will meet at the Hygeia Hotel,
Old Point Comofrt, on Tuesday,
Wednesday. and Thursday; July
r4th, 18th and 10th, 1896.
Solomon Marable, the negro who
murdered Mrs. Luay John Pollard
on June last year, was hanged Mt
Farmville last Friday. He died from
strangulation in fifteen minutes.
II. P. Young clerk of Isle of
Wight county, died Sunday, aged
eighty years. His father, grand
father and great-grandfatier pre-
ceeded him in that office, and the
position of clerk was filled by this
family 12O years.
Every musician who has played
on the Jewett piano is enthusiastic
in its praises. 1t is indeed a fine
piano and you shonld see it before
yon purchase Hobbie Piano Co. of
Roanoke will send yon new cata
logne free and take pleasure in an
swering all enquiries.
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TAZEWELk SEMINARY.
Miss GeorSiette Clarke, Principal

The next session will open Septem
Der 16, 1896 with broader courses If
instruction, higher standards, aud IL
fuller, stronger Faculty. No pains
or expense spared to secure the most
competent aud experienced teachers.
A new addition will be mad. to tie
present building With increased c,
pacity for twenty FIVE boarders under
the immediate control Of tie P.idoi-
pal and her assistants,
A safe home school for your girls
whera they will receive careful train.
Ing al most reasonable rates. Cxta.
logues ready by the. 20ih of July.
For one of these, or for particulars,
apply early-since only limited
number can be acconin od;fte,, in tie
school house,-2to
Miss Georgiette Cl,rkc, Principal,
Tazewell Va
In the vicinity of Boquet, West
moe land Co., Pa, almost any orc
can tell you how to cure a lame back
or stiff neck. They da,npen n piece
OF flannel with Uhainbei.:,iu's Pal,
j I'm and bind it OH the effected
parts and in one or two days the
trouble has DISAPPEARED. This same
treatment will promptly cure pain
in the side or chest. Mr.. Il. Nj.
Frye, prominent merchant of Be-
quet, speaks very highly of Pain
Balm, and'his Recommendation have
lad much to do with making it pop
ular there. For sale by A. f. Har
grave Druggist
To prevent pale and delicate chill
dren from lapsing into chronic III
valiis late in life, they should take
Ayers Sarsaparllla together with
plenty of wholesome food and out
door exercise. What they need to
build them mp Is good red blood.
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prevention Is better than cure. Keep your
blood pure, your appetite good and your dlges-
ton perfect with Hoods SArsaparlla, and you
VIII not need to fear any form of sickness.
Hood'e Pills act hnrmonlou,ly with Hoods
sasaparilla, harmless, reliable. sure. 4
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HONORS WORTHILY BE
SLOWED,

The following clippings are from re
cent issues of the Richmond Dis
patch.
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The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-04-13
w. C. T. u. COLUMN

A young man entered the bar
room of village tavern and call
ed for a drink. NO" said the
landlord, you have had too much
already. You have been raving
mad once, and | cannot sell you
any more lie stepped aside to
make room for a couple of young
men who had just entered, and
the landlord waited upon them
very politely. The other stood by
sullenly, and when they had
finished he walked up to the land
lord and said :-"six years ago, at
their age, [ stood where those
young men are now. | was a
man with fair prospects. Now,
at the age of twenty eight, | AM
wreck in BODY and nina. You
led me to drink. III this room,
formed the habit that has been
my ruin. Now, sell me few
more glasses and your work will
be done! | will soon be out of
tile way there IS no hope for ME.
But they can be saved they may
be men again. Do not sell it to
them. sell il to me and let me
die, and tile world will be rid Of
me; but, for heaven s sake, don t
sell any more to them The
landlord listened. pale and trt M
bling. Setting down his decsnter
he exclaimed, God helping me,
that is the last drop | will ever
sell to any ore!" He kept his
w,rd.
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purpose of making them pure, and
of giving the state a clean record;
to this end he would keep the
daily newspapers out of their
hands. Prof. Tobey took issue.
on this point. Sen. D. w.
Woodwork, Els worth, in a
pithy paper expressed his belief
that the work should be broader,
and that the pupil should not be
cushioned up to the extent that
the memory fell practically into
disuse. DR.. Kate Kelsey, Menom-
onie, expressed a belief that not
sufficient number of men were
employed in the schools, and
thought the reason to lie IN the
fact that the wages paid was not
on par with what could be OBJ
tanned in some other vocation.
She asserts that the school wages
should be raised and no discrimi-
nation made between the sexes IN
regard to wages, Pres. Parker
spoke briefly on the different
materials upon which teachers
had to work and the necessity Of
pedagogical training. At 300
P. NJ, F. W. Bixby, Hammond,
read paper advocating the union
State institute and the Summer
School. Considering that the
county board of st. Croix have by
a decided majority vote forbidden
the superintendent to indulge in
future summer schools in that
county, and also, the fact that the
county uperintendent is for
hidden by the laws of '85 from
participating In such schools, it
hardly looks to an outsider that
the argument for the union Of
state and private interests is an
entirely disinterested one. The
review of the paper by G. W.
Swarts, Baldwin, was SO filled
with sophistical arguments for,
and platitudinous admiration of,
Mr.. Blxhy's scheme, that a prom
inent edu, ator present remarked
that the gentlemen must belong
to mutual admiration society.
A sum approximating fifty dol
lars was raised for w. F. Lyons,
disabled teacher OF Mount Hope,
after which officers were elected
for the ensuing year, Frank Bixby
being chosen president, John
Foster, secretary, y ISIS A lice II.
Shultes member of executive COM
mittee. After few words from
Pres. w. d. Parker, and the
adoption Of resolutions and re-
ports Of committees, including
the extention of vote Of thanks
to the people Of River Fails, for
the ospitality enjoyed, the associ-
alton adjourned sine die.
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sustained Supt. Williams. Mr..
Rankin then delivered a short ad-
dress on the state of the graded
schools In Minnesota, of which he
is state inspector, after which the
noon intermission was moved.
The afternoon was devoted to
section work. The superint ten
dent section, ] E. Shaw, Ellis
worth, chairman, discussed the
work of superintendents, and the
ways and means Of rendering the
work more efficatious. The High
School section, John Callahan,
Glenwood, chairman, was crowd
ed and the enthusiasm shown In
the discussions of high school
work was an inspiration to those
who had attended the rather tame
meeting Of the graded school Sec
tion of which G.. w. Swarts,
Baldwin, was chairman. The
District School section, j. d.
O'Kee FIFE, River Falls, chairman,
held forth to crowded room and
the time was found too short to
allow all who wished to participate
In the discussions. The mem bers
gradually drifted away to supper,
and at 1870, P. M. all had re-
assembled in the chapel, which
was crowded to its utmost, to
hear the lecture on Fatigue as a
disease" by DIR. H. S. Baker, St.
Paul, Minnesota. A short musical
program was given as a preface to
the lecture in which the Doctor
said in substance that fatigue is
due to the blood being super
charged with waste matters from
the body which prevented the
nerve cells of the brain from OBJ
tanning proper .nourishment, in
consequence of which they shrink
from a fresh plum shape to the
condition of a more or less dried
pruue, in which condition they
were not able to perform their
normal functions and the person
possessing the brain thus affected
experienced the sensation known
as fatigue. The period required
for the brain cell to attain it's
normal condition is from four to
five times as long as the period in
which fatigue is produced. hence
the man who has labored hard on
Monday is not fully restored to
his normal condition on Tuesday
morning; still less so on Wednes-
day morning, hence the necessity
of Sunday rest. And for the
reason that fatigue is the result
of the blood being charged with
waste matters from the body, all
unnecessary motions should be
avoided by clerks, accountants,
teachers, ETC., as thereby larger
amount of waste matter is thrown
into the blood than need be,
hence clerks, ETC., especially teach
ers, should sit as much as possible
and refrain from undue mental
actions, as fretting, worrying,
scolding, etc. Children are
peculiarly resi- onsive to the men
tai conditions of their teachers
and, to use the Doctors words,
"a wiggley teacher makes a
wigglcy child" The Doctor used
many humorous illustrations
during the course of the lecture
which were not lost upon his
appreciative audience. Wednes-
day found ''ye pedagogues' again
assembled at 900 A. M. After
the Chorus Of Pilgrims" Miss
Carrie j. Smith held the attention
of the assembly with ''Some Old
fashioned Pedagogy in which
many Of the new fads were expos
ed to public view from the stand
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-04-13
Express and Baggage Line.

Special attention given to collectin
baggage from and delivering to parts
of the city. Leave orders at the
Badger Office O. at Youells 4 Chap
mans Drug Store.
Charges moderate
F. A. HOWE, Prop.
The River Falls times. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1894-1933, 1896-04-13

The DR.. will visit River Falls
soon; if you wish to know the
date, write him postal card.
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AVER FALLS. WIS.

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