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nil,ed by His Neunew,.

STEVENS POINT. Wis, April Co.
Anton Cychosse, farmer living IL
miles from here, died during the day
from the effect OF injuries received
in quarrel over line fence with
his nephews. Anton and Joseph
Cychosse. His head was crushed by q
stone. The boys walked to this city
and gave themselves up.
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AMBASSADORS IN SESSION.

RepresentatiVes of the Powers Demand
That Turkey Respect Promises.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, April 25.-In view
of the appointment of Mussulman
governor of Zeitoun, the ambassadors
Of the powers have formally demanded
that the Turkish government respect its
engagements and appoint a Christian
governor.
AS tn dispatch IS sent, the ambassa.
dors are III session and discussing the
matter.
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St. Paul Union Stock Yards.

SOUTH ST PAUL, April "a, 1896.
HOGS Market on light grades 5(d l0c
lower; strong on heavy. Quality pretty
fair. Range of prices, s3. 25@3GO
CATTLE-Market slow at yesterday s
prices.
SHEEP-Market slow and weak. Good
demand, but dealers bidding l5c low: r
than Yesterday.
Receipts Hogs, 800. cattle, 80; calves.
10; sheep, 20
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WASHINGTON, April 20. - Acting
Comptroller Coffin has received tele-
gram, stating that the Grand Forks
National bank OF Grand Forks, n. D. =,
last report, the bank had assets amount
ing to about $653 900, and liabilities
aggregating about $4,000. The cap
ital OF the bank Is $500, 900.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1896-04-25
Northern Pacific Plan Operative.

NEW YORK, April 25.-The Northern
Pacific plan of reorganization has been
declared operative. The following pen.
alties are imposed on deposits: Bonds,
2 per cent; preferred stock = and com
mon stock a per cent; Mercantile trust
receipts not stamped "assented' up TO
May Z. will be excluded from the reor-
0apizatiOn
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LA CROSSE, Wis, April 25. Two
little boys. aged 4 and . years respect
lively, sons of Hans Mikkelson. fell
into Back River. The youngest was
rescued. bur his brother was drowned
before help could reach him..
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HlGHvEEASoN AND LESE MAJESTE

Member. of III" Jnhannesburg Commit
tee Al lead ,.nilty.
PRETORIA, April 25.--Mes>rs Francis
Rhodes, hone. Phillips and George
Farrar. three IN mbers of the Johan-
nesburg reform committee, pleaded
guilty o: high treason, aud the other
member, OF the committee pleaded
guilty OF le,e majeste, but without
hostile intention against the independ-
ence of the Transvaal. The case was
ADJOURNED until Monday, when the
defendants " i'll be sentenced.
ANTI-CLOUGH AGREEMENT.
Eustis, Lee and Van SAINT Will Work
Together in Minneapolis.
MINNEAPOLIs, April 25.-The Times
dem. } states that Messrs. Eustis, Lee
and Van SAINT, candidates for the Re-
publican gubernatorial nomination.
held a conference in this city to devise
ways and means of sending an anti
Clough delegation to the state conven.
ton.
AS a result of the conference it was
agreed that there should be placed in
each voting precinct in the county an
anti Clough ticket, and that this COM
bination ticket should have printed
upon it, besides the names of the dele
gates to the county convention which
is to select delegates to the state nom.
mating convention, the names of the
gubernatorial aspirants-Eustis, Van
SAINT and Lee; that voters be requested
to mark opposite the name Of theil
favorite and that when the final count
of these marks is made the proportion
of the delegation which each one of the
three candidates shall have shall be il
proportion to the popular vote Of the
principals.
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Farm Loans at Lowest
rsARATES#~
Chrisiians and TurEs Eirht.

ATHENS, April 25.-A serious con-
f1ict between Christians and Turks has
occurred at Episkopi in the Island of
Crete. There were two days fighting
and 90 persons were killed and wound
ed. The Cretans have appealed to
Greece for aid
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CHICAGO. April "a, 1896
HOGS-Market active and generally Sc
higher, closing easy.
Sales ranged at So 50G3.SO for light
$3 4O(d 10 for mixed; >3.2o@3. 90 fol
heavy; IS 2jn 5. % tOg rough
CATTLE - Market slow and barely
steady.
Beeves, $5.4OMi0O; cows and heifers,
81 4O(d SO Texas steers. S2.7593. 70;
stockers and feeders. 81. .o1375.
SHEEP-Market steady to strong
Receipts: Hogs, $1,000; cattle. 1850;
sheep, 8 tiJO
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Confirme FitZhugh Lee.

WAsHINGTON, April 25.-The senate,
in executive session, confirmed the
nomination of General FItzhugh Lee
to be cunsu. general to Havana, Cuba
There was no opposition to contirma-
ton
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Duluth Grain.
DULUTH. April "a, 1896

DULUTH, April "a, 1896.
WHEAT-Cash, No. hard. G41Ic: No
l Northern. 63c; No 2 Northern, CO.'S 00
59s1c; No. 3 spring, 593S a5sHc; rejected,
5ss@553sc; TO arrive, No. hard, 64>sc;
No Northern, 63Ic; April No. l hard.
63Xc; No. l Northern. CSC.
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CLoSiNG ft.tES.
WHEAT-Aprll, 63Hc; May. 6'Xc;
June, 647sc: July. t51sc; September, ,65ss C.
CORN-April, 2915: May. :sA4c: July,
30Tc; september, 32hg3.Ac.
OATS-April, 1870; May, 1874 q iv>ic;
July, 2Oc September, 2oHc.
PORK - April. ts.a5; May. IS SIN;
July, ts.75@s.TK.
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Chicagb Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO, April "A. 1896
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BAYLOR & HARTMAN

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TIE DISCOVERY SAVED HIS
LIFE,

Mr.. g. Caillouette, druggist, Bca
vorsville, ILL.,, says $40 DIR. Kings
New Disoovery7I owe my life. Was
taken with La Grippe and tried all
the physicians for miles about, but
of no avail and was given up and
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II. Lacy tells the following touching
Incident: Soon after Mr., Bryan was
taken to Major w. s. Whites home,
tie was so wearied from his canvas
snug tonr that he fell ash ep. He
awoke in half an hour much refresh
ed, and asked for concordance of
the Bible that he might get n text
of Scripture for sp, ech in Wash.
ington..
Major Lacy met Mr., Bryan at
the depot aud raid to him. "AIr
Bryan, you have no right to commit
suicide. You look ten years older
than when saw you ju Washing
ton one year ago. This is not an
age of miracles, aud your life is too
valuable to liberty and the people
to sacrifice as you ore now doing it."
He replied; "aIajor lacy. Harry
Tucker told ue that you were called
three days before his death ut Chau
cellorsville by Jackson as major and
chief of his persc nal staff Would
jackson have though, about his life
in battle on which hung the desti
MES of his couutryf may full, sir,
but If l am true to liberty and tue
people, some other hand will take up
the banner aud bear it on to victory
for thaugh.all the ages the blood of
martyrs has been the seed of the
church.
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Life at Washington,

The inauguration of q President,
the selection of his cabinet, and the
seating of Congfess-national events
of the coming year---suggest the
question, What are the powers and
duties of these high officials? Dur
ing 1897 it will be answered
through the Youths Companion, in
a remarkable ceries of articles by
Secretary Herbert, Postmaster
General Wilson, Attorney General
Harmon, Senator Lodge and Speak.
or Reed.
The Illustrated announcement for
1897 (naile9 free on application to
the Youths Companion, Boston)
shows that the above is only one of
many brilliant "featpres" by WHICH
the Companion will signalize tie
seventy-6irst year.
Three novelists who at present
fill the public eye--Ian Mclaren.
Rnbyard Kipling and Stephen Crane
will contribHtn some of their
strongest work. Practical affairs
and popular interest will be treated
by Andrew Carnegie, Hon. Theo
Roosevelt, DIR. Lyman Abbott, Mad
anne Lillian Nordica, Hon. cal
Schurz, Charles Dudley Warner,
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LOCAL .AW.D GENERAL
NE MS BRIEFS.
Subscribe for the NEWS.

Subscribe for the NEWS.
County court is again in session
Next Thursday is Thanksgiving
Day.
Drummers were thick as hops
court day.
Sheriff John w. Crockett was in
Bluedeld Tuesday.
Oranges, bananas. figs, nuts etc.
All new goods at Pobst & Wingo's.
Don't fail to attend the "Musical
Tea next Wednesday evening.
Judge S. G. Graham went down
to Blurield, on business, Tuesday.
Mr.. p H. Williams. Superiutend
ent of Schools. was in town Tues
day.
A nice, large and fresh line OF
candies just received at Pobst &
Wiugo's.
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Try it and See.

WhateyeF may be said about the publ
cations of Rev. Irl II. Hicks by those who
do not fullo understand the facts, there
is no denying the truth that his paper ind
Almanac have come to stay. His splen-
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lars in any work on astronomy. As Mr..
Hicks has so correctly and faithful warn
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sHAWvERs MILLS.
Shawvers Mills, va, Nov.

pnuWVefS MlilB, va, NOV. 10.
Bro. Ut. Taylor's meeting clos
ed Friday night. He preached ter
sci mons and they were all good and
enjoyed by the people. He says
there is more religion in being good
to the poor thvn in paying preach
ers.
Last Friday afternoon Bro. Tay
lor aud several of the patrons, visi
ted Mr. r. ]. Shawyer's school and
the school gave them nice little en-
tertainment, which they enjoyed
Mr.. Shawver seems to bo good
teacher, Bro Taylor made talk
to tho school.
Bro. Thomas Neel had wood
chopping Inst Thursday, There
we're about fftoen present, the rair
hiudered some, but we had a splen
did dinner and good time just the
same.
Bro. d. A. Lefe] has moved into
the house vacated by the widow
Leffel. The widow is visiting ,he,
many friends here aud she expects
to go to Craig county after Chist
mas.
Mr.. NJ. T. Christian has moved
to bis place on Wolf Creek, and Mr.
Joe Bonrnes has moved into the
house vacated by Mr.. Christian.
Visiting seems to be the life Of
the neishborhood. | can not give
all the namss but will just say every
body has been visiting every body
else.
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A Beautiful Incident.

The Fredericksburg (Va). Ere
Lance puts in print this beautiful in
cident which occurred during Mr.
Bryan.s stop in fredericksburg Ell
route 10 visit Nh. Sewall; Major J
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MEMS QsNV BOYS BOOTS ANn SHOES.

We are giving good eal of attention to this departments
and handle only tho most reliable makes Our lno poods
are made TO order and guarantee every pair of them f
not found as represented return them and get new pair
free.
Our tine of Rubber goods tho best be found ON tho
market Macinoshes, Double texture, from So 25 to $S co.
Fish Brand Slicker, $500 to $4 CO. The latter is n rid
ing coat that guarantee to be ABSOLUTELY WATERPROOF
A full line of Trunks, Vases, etc ~
Dot fo'eet at nny nrtice 6oehh stare mat is nat
entirety s0tisactorU anu Sprnene he ,piuyea tor
cpchanGe ar Uonn no0'ey bach.
BAYLOR & HARMAN
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-11-20

New upright pianos from S250.00
to $550Go, secondhand uprights
from $4,000 to S250.O0, also second
hand square pianos from $4,000 to
$3.50 90, all of which are fully wal
ranted. Sold on easy payments
without interest by Hobbie Piano
Co. Roanoke Va. Write them for
particulars.
Ripans Taoules cure constipation.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-11-20

Mr.. Willie Leifel, of Tnzewell Col.
logo, was home tho 9Th aud made us
n short call We nope he will COMO
ngain soon
MIR, ID. A Leifel went to Hunting
Camp saturday to hold a meeting.
Mr.. Jno. McCaul was on tho
Creek last week buying hogs
MIR. Grat Mustard was on the
Creek Sunday.
Mr. 4 |. shawyer's children have
been sick with inensl.s.
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Goal ALways on Hand

Those wishing to buy Virginia
City" or AKrolr' coal or smokeiess
Dorchester apply to N. w. Kiser &
Sons at Tazewell depot or to
JNo S BoTTIMoRe,
TazeweiI Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-11-20

] Miss Daisy Thompsou, of the
Cove, was in town during the week
visiting friends.
Why go elsewhere to buy your
goods when you oan save ut least
ten per cent. by buying and paving
cash fyr them at Pobst aud Win
COS racket store.
Rev. J. Tyler Frazier was in the
city first OF the week visiting his
Tazewell friends. It is pot neces-
ssnry to say they were delighted to
see him,as be has always been held
in his esteem by orr people
Pobst y wingo, have gone
North to buy their stock of Xmas
goods etc. They invite everyone
to call in aud examine their goods
aud get their prices before purchas
ing elsewhere.
The young ladies of the Preshy
terrain church will give Il Musical
Tea" ut the residence of DIR. II. d
HutfUrd, on Main street. next Wed
nes'lay evening for tue bencht OF
the church.
AS we sell only for cash we can
give YOU more goods for less mon
ey than you can buy anywhere
else,
Pobst & Wingo's
President Henry Fink and Gen.
eral Manager Sands. of tho Norfolk
and Western, made tour of in
spection over the New River and
Clinch Valley Divisions, first of the
week.
The official returns from Amherst
aud BotetOnrt counties have been
received by the Secretary of the
Commonwealth, thus making the
figures for tho entire State CON
plete. This makes Bryan's MAORI
~ over Mckinley in the State 20.
600.
We are now opened mp in our
new store ready for business. New
goods are coming in ever, day. we
invite one aud all to coll in and ex.
anime onr goods and prices. wheth
er you wish to buy or not. no troub
lie to show goods. Resp, Pobst
aud Wingo.
A fire broke ont in the residence
of Mr. Patterson at Graham Mon
day morning and ere the flames
could he checked, had spread to
the residence of DR. c. w. Greever,
and both houses were soon reduced
tOasles. DR.. Greever saved most
OF his furniture, but having no in
surance on his house, his loss was
rather heavy. MIR. Patterson had
$1,000 insurance.
Republicans aduit that their cor
rnption fund in this Htata amount
ed to $50, 000-or $500 for each
and every Congressional district.
But 100000 is SAID to have been
the amount sent to and spent in
this, the 9th Congressional district.
But this same crowd two years ago
were yelling Let the corrupt go to
the corrupt" Then they thought
the Democrats would have the boo
idle.-Wytheville Dispatch.
If your watch or clock needs re.
pairing take it to Modoc Mckenzie,
opposite Town Hall, who will put it
in running order, and if you need
them, is ready to sell you fancy aud
staple groceries. He guarantees
all his work and his prices suit the
times.
we invite yOn to inspect our line
of racket goods. We will take
pleasure in showing you our goods.
whether You wish to buy or not. II
you are thinking of buying. We are
confident we can save your money
We carry full line of racket goods
~hiei we are selling at racket
prices.
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Taken to the Masonic Home,

The Marion (Va) Democrat OF
Thursday says:
The three older child OIL of u, j
Gregory-P. j., Lillian, aud Joseph
ine-weie taken Inst Monday by
Colonel John w. Richardson to the
Masonic Home, ut Richmond, wher,
they will be educated and taught
means of livelihood 10y the best
teachers to be obtained. This home
is great charity, maintained by the
Graft i'll Virginia. where orphan chill
dren of the order are taken onrn of,
educated, and taught trades or fitted
for professions. 1t was largely
through Colonel Richardson that
these children we're admitted, md
they will owe him thanks ~ long as
they live.
Colonel Richardson ia eminent
commander of Lynn Cornmandery,
No. o, located at Marion, Va, is an
earnest, Jealous Muse, and many
wurm personal friends among the
fraternity in Richmond.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-11-20

We do not sell on credit so can
afford to give You extremely low
prices oil anything in our line such
as fine coniectioneries, cigars, to-,
baceo, stationery. books, .jcwelry,
silver-ware, china ware etc, it is to
yDnrjIilerest 10 examine our goods
and investigate our prices before
baying.
Pohst g. WingO.
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Children Dry for
Pitchers Castoria.

WANTED-A few private board
ers. Apply to Miss Susie Belew,
Main street, Tazewell. Va.
Mrs. Rose Knoll. of Panther, w
Va, is visiting her father, Col. L
G. Witten, OH Main street.
Rev. Mr.. Wassum, of Norton,
preached splendid sermons at the
Presbyterian church Sunday.
Rev. " w. Ruff returned from
Norton Wednesday, whore had
been conducting a protracted meet.
ing.
Mr.. Modoc Mckenzie was called
home Saturday by telegraph, ow
ing to the serious illness of his fa
Their
Col. j. A. Faw, editor of the Bris
tol Times, was circulating among
his Tazewell friends first of rhe
week.
Mr.. VIM. Woolwine, of Nashville,
Tenn visited his sisters, Mrs. A. f.
HargrHve and Mrs. Isaac Peirce,
first of the week.
Mrs. Rees T. Bowen and Mrs. S.
j. Thompson, of the Cove, spent
Saturday and Sunday in town and
vicinity with friends.
Rev. Thos. Mowbray will hold
Thanksgiving services at Pleasant
Hill church, in Thompson Valley,
Thursday, Nov. 26, at IL a. m.
Mr. 1. G. Dodd has returned from
New York, where he purchased one
of the finest lines of Christmas
goods ever brought to Tazewell.
We are selling for cash only.
Therefore we will sell you goods
at the very loves figure possible.
Pobst 81 Wipgo.
Miss Bessie Hardy, who is teach
ing school at Mr.. John Bundy's,
visited her sister, Miss Fannie
Hurdy, at this place, last Satur.
day.
Pobst & Wingo have just receiv
ed new line of silverware' fancy
lamps, fancy clocks etc, which they
will sell cheaper than ever known
in Tazewell.
Don't fail to attend the "Musical
Tea to be given at the residence
of DR.. r. D. Hutford for the benefit
of the PresbJ terian church next
Wednesday evening.
The white teachers of Tazewell
will meet at Tazewell Dec. 3rd and
4th, 1896. Teachers will be allow
ed pay for their time, and all will
be expected to attend.
We regret to announce the death
of Mrs. Dunn, wife Of the editor of
the Bland Southwest and sister of
Hon. s. W. Williams, at her home
at Bland Courthouse last week.
Remember We are selling
strictly for cash, therefore can give
you bargain in anything in our
line, Please get our prices before
buying. Pobst & WiDgo.
Bluegrass Lodge, 1. o. O. F.,
moved into its new hall over Pobst
& Wingo's store, last week The
hall is finished in good style and
we congratulate the Lodge on So
curing such nice quarters.
New upright pianos from $4,000
to $4,000; second hand uprights
from Sl25 90 to $3.50 90; also second
hand square pianos from $4,000 to
$4,000. all of which are fully war
ranted. Sold on easy payments,
without interest. by Hobbie Piano
Co. Roanoke, Va. Write them for
particulars.
There will be thanksgiving ser
vice at the Methodist church on
Thanksgiving Day Thnrsday, No
vember 26). Let all the people turn
ont and tins fittingly observe this
National Religious Holiday. Good
music is being prepared for the oc
easion.
FEED THE NRRyEL upon pure, rich
blood and yos will not be nervous. Pure
blood comes by taking Hoods sarsaparil-
Ia which is thus the greatest and best
nerve tonic.
HOOPS PILLS cure nausea, sick head
ache, INDIGESTION biiliousness All drup-
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BUCKLEN's ARNICA sALvE.

The BRsT SALvE in the world for
Outs, Brnisea, Sores. Ulcers, salt
theum, Fever Sores, letter, Chopped
Hands, Dhilblains, Corps ana all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Pilos, or no pay required. it Ia guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or mone7 refunded. Price % cents
per box For sae b A T.. Har.
grave.
Witten's Mills, Va, Nov. II, 100.
To the Public:
| have just heard through friends
that report is being circulated that
l voted the Republican ticket at tho
last election; that / was turned ppon
the eve of the election.
wish to state TINT tho man OF
mon who started such a report are
towards and liars, and they are here
by respectfully invited to call on ms
and repeat their slanderous reports
TO my fac8
1l-30-1t. F. L. HOLMES.
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TAILOR MADE DRESS SUITS.

Our assortment of dress suits maer of mide with
us Our selections made with the greatest caro- from the
largest and most reliable manufacturers in the east one, we
are noe to oier these suits at astonishngy low prices
quality and sylo considered These suits tit the form grace
i9lly ore elegantly made and trimmed and are guaranteed
to give the Same satisfaction do things made to your or
der Tor IN this line wc patanize only tho very best and
most reliable makers, who employ the best artists aud do.
sgnes and who stake their reputation on every suit they
sell We also offer splendid line of unusual sizes for tail
mon and stout to which we cnll vonr nitentinn