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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-10-02
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Mechanicsville, ST. Mary Comfy,
MIDI sold bottle of Charaberlains
Pain Balm to p man who hnd boon
suffering with rheumatism for sever,
years. Vt made him we'll man. A.
j. McGill. For sale at 50 cents pei
bottle by A. +. iargrave Druggist.
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MEMS AND BOYS BOOTS AND SHOES,

We are giving good deal ofatfemtioh to this department.
and handle only the most reliable makes, Our fine goods
are made 20 order and guarantee every pair of them If
not found us represented mtun them and get pair
free
Oar tine Of Rubber goods the best lie found on the
mrket Macinoshcs, Double texture from, 1926 to SIS 90
Fish Brand Sucker, $500 to- "a CO. The latter is n rd4
ing coat that we guarantee to be WATERPROOF
full line OF franks, Vases, etc
Dom 1oreet HH any article stare mat snok
entirety stistucory, f yese,e ces be rctuyned o,
exchange ar Your money htch
BAYLOR & HARTMAN.
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-10-02
MADE DRESS sulrS.

Our assortment Of dress Il matter Of f;file wilt
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largest and most reliable manufacturers in the east and we
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most reliable makers, who employ the best artists and de-
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SELL We also offer splendid line of unusual sizes for tall
men and stout men to which we call yoar attention.
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Children Dry for
Pitchers Castoria.

Ripana rabnIes cure bad breath.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-10-02
BOYS CLOTHING,

Our Boys Clothing will be found equal to the strain in
posed up It, Whatever strong material and honest work
mnshp can do to insure Endurance in clothing will be oun
in our clothing for boys. Nor have sacrificed STYLE
strength. Ihe goods we offer have that neat appenlahe
boy delights in and te durability hnt ukes Them chenl
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I M PoRI'- ANT
BUSINESS SUITS.
WORKING SUITss

do you want good strong, Reasonable priced working
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-10-02

Ripans Vabules cure dizziness.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-10-02
HATS AND CAPS.

We have the best and Latest yes to offer in a
and caps Not only Ito carry all the popular lines b,
we have the assortment to select o e5bracing the chea
est wool hat to Stesons best
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-09

eyes," said the soldier. they are all
good. except those that escape In battle"
But tell me, love, how long VIII this
Indian war last?"
"As long as the Sioux hold out" said
the s3ldler
AT II o'clock that night the young
lieutenant said goodbye to his girl
wife and went away
The scouts We're stationed near Jules
burg. which was then the terminus of
the Union Pacific track. The special
engine and car that carried Lieutenant
Murie from Omaha. arrived at noon,
the day after Its departure from the
banks Of the Missouri.
Murie had been married less than six
months. For many moons the love
letters that came to camp from his
sweetheartS hand had been the sun
shine of his life
An hour after the arrival of the spe-
cdal scout came into camp to say that
9 large band of hostile Sioux had come
down from the foothills. and were at
that moment standing, as if waiting
even inviting an attack, and not a thou
sand yards away If we except the Of
Hcers. the scouts were nearly all Pawnee
Indians. who. at the sight or scent of
q Sioux. were as restless as Gagged tigers.
They had made a treaty with this hos
tile tribe once. but the treaty had been
dere6 by the Sioux. This crime was
never forgotten. and when the Govern
nent asked the Pawnees to join the
scouts they did so cheerfully.
The scouts did not keep the warriors
waiting long. In less than an hour.
lieutenant Murie was riding in the di.
rection of the Sioux. with y. c. Creede
now famous as the founder Of Creede
camp, second in command, followed
by two hundred Pawnees, who were
spelling for trouble. The Sioux, as usual
outnumbered the Government forces
but. es usual, the dash of the daring
scouts was too much for the hostiles
and they were forced from the field.
Early in the exercises. Murie and
Creole were surrounded by party OF
Sioux and completely cut off from the
rest Of the command. From these EN-.
bnrrassing environments they ESCAPED
almost rniraculously. All through the
: fight, which lasted twenty minutes OF
more, Creole noticed that Murie acted
very strangely. He would yell and rave
Ike mad man-dashing here and there
In the face of the greatest danger. Al
times he would battle single-handet
i with q half dozen OF the fiercest OF the
foe. and his very frenzy seemed to fill
them Will, fear.
H When the fight was over Lieutenant
Murie called Creole to him and said h,
had been shot in the leg. Hastily dis
neunt!ng. the anxious scout pulled of
< The officers boot. but could see nj
wsund nor sign of blood Others cam,
~ and told the Lieutenant that his lef
. u. s
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one or his old comrades called to see
MIN at the asylum. a few years ago, and
was recognized by the demented man.
10 him his wound was as painful az
ever, and as he limped up to his friend.
MS lace wore look of intense agony
W'lle he repeated, Just as his comrades
mad heard him repeat hundred times.
ms from Swinburne:
On bitterness of things too sweet.
On broken singing of the dove,
Loves wings are over-feet.
Ana like the panther's feet
The feet of Love"
Good by. Jim" said the visitor with
tears in his voice. wa
'Good-by." said jim Then CHANGING
apout, ha came closer and whispered
Don't let her know"
1t Is a quarter of q century since Nh
rie lost his reason and was locked nm in
Il madNhouse, and these wears have
wrought wonderous changes The party
oulit railroad line across the plains ha 6
become one of the great TRANSPORTATION
systems of the earth. Dick" the beard.
less operator who gave Murie his or
ders al Omaha. Ia now General Manage,
Dickinson. The delicate and snare
youth. who wore a Winche ster and red
light at the rear end of the spec,al is
now General Superintendent Deuel. and
Creede. poor fellow. he would give hall
OF his wealth to be able TO brush the
mysteries from Muries mind.
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was as good as new; but he insisted thai
The was wounded and silently and sui.
Elenly pulled his boot on. Then he re-
mounted. and the little band OF invinci.
bles started for camp. The Pawnces
began 10 sing their wild weird songs OF
f., victory as they went along, but they had
proceeded only short distance when
\ Murie began to complain again, and
again his boot was removed to show
him that he was not hurt. Some of the
party chaffed him for getting ratified
over a little brush like that. and again
in silence he pulled on his boot and they
continued on to camp.
Dismounting Murie llmped to the sur
egon's tent and some of his companions
followed him. thinking to have q good
laugh when the doctor should soy 1t was
all the result of Imagination, and that
there was no wound at all.
When the surgeon had examined the
limb. he looked up At the face Of the
soldier. which was a picture of pain,
and the bystanders could not account for
the look of tender sympathy and pity
in the doctors eyes.
Can It be. thought Creede, that he is
really hurt. and that l have failed to
find the wound? Forgive me. JIM" he
said, holding out his hand to the sufferer
but the -Irgeon waved him away
why, why-you couldn't help It,
Nick" said Murie. You couldn't kill
all OF them. but we made Ii warm for
them till was shot. You won't let her
know. VIII your he pleaded, turning
his eyes toward the medical man. "It
would break her heart. Poor dear, how
she cried and chung to me last night
and begged me to stay with her and
let the country die for Itself awhile
Most wish / had now. Is 1t very bad
doctor? Is the bone broken?"
oh no." said the surgeon It's only
PAINFUL: you'll be better soon"
Good. Don't let her know, will your"
They laid him on n cot. anu he closed
his eyes, whispering as he did SO: Don't
let her know"
Where is the hurt. doctor?" Creede
whispered.
Here" said the surgeon. touching his
own forehead with his finger. He is
crazy-hopelessly insane
All night they watched by Murie's
bed, and every few minutes he would
rise suddenly. look anXiously about the
tent, and say I'M a stage whisper: Don't
let her know"
When he awoke the next morning he
was indeed hop5sessly insane. All he
knew was that he was wounded and
that she must not know.
A few days later they took him away
He was never to lead his brave scouts
again. His reason failed to return. l
never knew what became of his wife.
but i have been told that she is still
hoping for the window OF his brain in
open up, when his soul shall again look
out and see her waiting with the old
time love for him.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-04-09

Habit is costing some of you
men a mint of money. Twas
all right when you began go
ing to a tailor. "Ready.mak-
ing was crude then. But we
haven't been standing still.
Try us now-for a Spring
Overcoat. If we succeed sat-
lsfaction won't come half as
high.
You can't. get any tailor to
tackle oul $40 Top Coats
under S18 or $2o-nor the SIS
ones under $2S. That SIS one
is silk lined all through-wide
tapped seams deep cloth
facings-a regular Londoner.
The $40 one is cut on the same
patternS-got style and got
WearWorth, too.
You must discriminate in
ready-made same as you have
in tailors. You can't drop into
every store and expect to find
such Goats. That's why we're
leaders.
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| RUSTEE'S SALE OF VALuABIn
LANDS IN PRINCESS ANNE
COUNTY
ap5-tds

I BY virtue Of certain , deed OF trust
wife. dated the Eth day of April, 1880.
and and or record in the Clerks office of the
in deed book No. 81. rage 2i7, and at tie
request of the creditors therein secured
default having been made in the payment
oil the debts thereby secured | shnil
proceed on SATURDAY,. The nth lav NJ
Aprii, 1885, AT u o'clock m. Ut the Real
street. in the city OF Norfolk. Va, to sell
at public auction the following property,
ALL THosETwo CERTAIN TRACTS
pieces or parcels Of land situated near
London Bridge, in Seaboard Magisterial
District. in the county OF Princess Anne.
III the state of Virginia, and bounded
and described as follows. viz:
First-THAT CERTAIN TRACT OF
LAND with the buildings and improve
thereunto belonging, Which iateiy ' Cons
sslitu'ed the homes,ead Of nennelt Land.
nrdgee in SAID co sha'ed tond9n
or London Bridge road, and bounded on
the west by the land OF Mrs Susan a.
London BridGe road and the Baptist
Church PROPERTY on the east by the
land recently conveyed by said bennett
Land TO a. W. Cornick. and on The
north ,tti by Lynnhayen Greek, Which said
and is the same land which was co M ,ssd
ID
+. Land and by j. j. Burroughs. Special
Commissioner. by deeds dated resncrtiv".
~, 0 , u. 1873 and August Is, 1855,
ground located upon the above described
tract ana containing about one acre, ms
also the right OF way to and from the
trust) "a
Second--TIIAT CERTAIN TRACT OF
LAND. situated near London Bridge. on
the west side of the Great Neck road. and
pounded on the east by the said Great
tract and by the land OF George Grim
stead; on, the west by the Lynnhaven
GGpe nn ana ,r on tme south by the Margaret
land which was conveyed TO said Rem.
nett Land, ST., by Thomas Keeling and
y W1fe by deed dated the "a day of April,
| office of the County Court OF PrIncess
Anne county. To all which deeds refer.
| ence Is hereby made.
dcsirably located on an arm OF y and
haven river at the Junction OF Sn,1,
county roads. The Virgins" Beach rail.
road crosses the same. London Bridge
station having been n part of the In nj
Stores. Schoolhouses. Post and TcIerrnnJt,
offices and Churches being In close nr ar,I
unity thereto. Said property being about
miles from Virginia Beach Hotel 500
This property furnishes every advon.
tage for n home and farm. The lana
being peculiarly adapted TO truck fn ru
ing.
TERMS: s2,2oO cash, balance payable
mcrts to be secured by decd OF trbst 70
be drawn and recorded at expense Of
purchaser. W
A. r. IIANCKEL,
BYRD. BALDWIN ( es cS.
49,, 40 80, Auctioneers.
march 20 lssa mh29-tds
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
Townsend G. Joynes, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
FROlERTY NEAR BERKIEY.

ex sS virtue 1e Of certain deed of trust
gRSSeuseu lo US. as trustees, by John II,
d H0gers an and Glnda II. Rogers, his Wife,
ana duly of record in the Clerks offico
OF the County Court of Norfolk county.
IN deed book 1876, page &C, and at the
requeSt or the creditor secured thereby
SM months default having been made
IN the payment OF the monthly dues due
90 rs, SAG creditor we shall proceed, on
aIrnufDAf, the 9th day of May 1896
a. - CLOCK m, on the premises to sell
al pubic auction the following property,
LOTS S. and SC. AND PART OF LOT
o., on the plan of b. b. Wilson'S land.
%hlSh sald plan is duly OF record in the
Sierks office of Norfolk County Court.
IN map pook NO. !. page SO; the said prop
cry peing bounded, with references 10
s gag plan. by the southeastern line Of
PEI EN- street the northeastern line of
lot No 81, the middle line OF the block.
eastern line of lot numbered &c, and five
rect therefrom; together with the Suild
iiSs and improvements thereon and the
appurtenances thereto belonging This
property is situated on Selden Street nanr
the intersection of Wilson's rond ana
Berkiey avenue, and may be rea ched nv
the former, Via Campostella Bridge and
by the latter from Berkeley.
TERMS:-Cash. LEO JUDsON.
Il. j. BOND,
TOWNSEND & 1oyNEs. Trustees.
April 4. 1896. ap5-aot
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PROPOSALS.

p PROPOSALS FOR ANNUAL sI1p-
pi!es Tor the United States Mann,
GorPps qnar,apa q d,o Marnt
ton, d. G.. April 3; ls96.--Sealed proposajs
IN dno duplicate win be received a, this Of
May next. for furnishing Nations tiuci
Forage and Laundry Work 10 the /,
mi n,vi,, corps. at one or more of the fol-
to the soth June. 1887. viz: PortsEm,ou iEJl,
= !; IL H.: ,Charlestown. Mass Goasters i
' ailSSep lhIia"ai ana ID aog Brooklyn T.
f oIR %a P pSt; Tashingson D. T Nor
p prop a viii nn also s ~ Alaska sealee
lice until u O'Clock M, on the same n,S do =
f9r furnishing supplies, consisting irs o" If
etc: to be delivered at the Office OF tbe.
nh,a an C orM9rtsermaster's, Phliadcl
PROPOSALS Fro VIII also be received at this of.
r iee until until y o'clock IN. ON the same day
t tor tthhrnishlng Stationery to be delivered
ed nroposnlS in d,inlicafS win also be ee re-
on the same day for furnishing the u,,am.
iitles OF ice that may be required t,iIrinr
lie lie foiow near emai1E June soth 1897
cred daily isundays and holdav sen ny-
G capp Headquarters Marine Corps, 20
Navy,yard;, Washington. ID. C.. 106
pounds All supplies to be delivered nj
tne places named free of expense to the
United States. Specifications blank
forms or proposals and all Information
can De obtained upon application at any
office of the Quartermaster, Washing
Ton. ID. c.. and at the Assistant Quartcy..
masters office. 100 South Broad street
ip,hiladelphia. Pa. THIS office reserves
.ne riSht 10 reject any and all bids, and
20 waive defects, and bids from MANI,
facturers Of or regular dealers I'm sun
plies only, will be considered Bids ac
cepted ana contracts awarded subject 10
an appropriation by Congress to meet
the expense. Proposals may be made
Tor one or more articles deliverable Mt
one or more stations, and will be con-
sidered separately for each article and
place of delivery. They should be en-
d9rSed Proposals for Ratons Fuel.
Forage, Laundry Work or Supplies" as
tho case may be. and addressed to Mai.
Il: Is; LOWRY, Quartermaster U. 8. Ma
rine CORDS. Washington. D. C.
np2, tn. sa-2w
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BY Byrd Baldwin & Co.. AuctIonecrs.

BY Byrd Baldwin & Co., Auctioneers.
S ALE OF vATE ATE REAL rs-
Ststss C 81 Court for the Eastern
day of March, 1896 in u chancery cause use
f 3 Is rein dep d,sepending, Wherein EMMA
and Tn the sq coLG tts Vas n G9mglaG,
ton. OF WA sill GEH D. As g. lon-
CT OF WAsHiNGToN. 5. Sc G.,
s Was su dhsfendant the undsrsEnrd viii sell
day of April. 1885, ut ~ o'clock M, at
the Real Estate Exchange. No ll5 Main
to-wit: p''Pe'''
AL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF
E EAS1 situate and being in the city OF
SrSn %ad s S,se of with i'm
scrihed as follows: Beginning on the
north nor, sid side of Queen street. at point 81
tersection Of Queen and Brewer Srs" Streets:
Hnenee north 10 deg; east So feet: thence
IS feet east Of Brewer Street 1T " thence p9,ee
g south 1t 6S deg. 80 min, L. II feet: thence
thence soimh along the east wall OF
said on o store q feet S'k inches TO point
the east side of Brewer street, and thencn
west along the north side of Queen
street ~ iect inches to the point of
beginning. being designated as lot No
.. on the plat known as Cornick's niat
or record in the Clerks office Of The
corporation Court of the CITY of Nor
folk. together with all and singular the
ways, etc. being the same property CON
y.eyed by Willis hin ana wife to John L.
smith and Andrew Wall, trustees OF the
Fidelity Building. Loan & Investment
Association. of Washington, D. G.. on
the first day of December. 1891, and re-
corded amongst the land RECORDS of tn.
CITY Of Norfolk, Va. in Liher No. gS.
TERMS OF SALE:-Cash 81 500 with
interest thereon from the 10th dav OF
March. 1875, al the rate of per centum
per annum and the balance in six and
twelve months. the tide TO be retained
lntll all the purchase money is paid or
all cash at the option of the purchaser.
l.. G. BAILEY,
Receiver.
]. X. NJ. NORTON,
Attorney.
apo-tos Auctioncers.
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T Hard down the plain the red man rode
9 Against the Red Man; Pawhee STEW
S His hated enemy. the SIOUX
And bathed him in his brothers blood.
For they were willy. wild, and strong.
Revengeful. fearless, fierce. and neet.
They fnurmured: oh, revenge Is sweet
Z when Red Men ride 10 right wrong.
While the Union Pacific was being
constructed across the plains the Gov
eminent scouts. mostly PawneSs indlans,
Were kept busy guarding the lahorers
against the hostile hair-lifters of the
Western wllds
It was here that w. r Cody won the
title OF Buffalo Bill, for upon his I'M
erring rife the workers depended fer
their daily meat.
Omaha was the headquarters for the
Western Department OF the Unttea
States Army. and among the young and
prominent officers there stationed was
Lieutenant Murie.
Read to me. JIM" said Mrs. Murie
one evening. as the young officer lighted
his after dinner cigar.
II can't read long, my love-" said the
gallant scout II have just learned that
there Is trouble out West and I must
be off TO the front. That beardless .tele-
graPher. Dick, has been here with an
order from Major North and they will
run us out special at 1880 tonight"
The Lieutenant picked up collection
Ct poems and read from where he open
ed the book:
'"fell me not, sweet. am unkind.,
That from the nunnery
OF thy chaste breast and quiet mind
To war and arms I flee"
."Oh, Jim" she broke in, why don't
sney Try TO civilize these poor, hunted
Indians? Are they all SO bad? Are
shere no goods ones among them?"
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SCHOOLS--cOLLEGES.
Summer Law Lectures

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
Regular course, July LIST to September
lst. 1886 Practical course on Cuue OF
1857 and subsequent statutes for Virginia
students and practitioners. July 18TH to
AuguSt 18th, 1896. Catalogue sent on APP
piicat!on to ~ -
w. NJ. LILLE, or II. C. MINOR.
ep1-tu, tn, sa-13t
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a Friend SAID WE WE'RE BILL,
Nye's successor. We have read sew
srai or Bin's episrams. which seem to
haEe depressing effect upon the liver
nt we are willing to forget and forgive
we we TAKE this public method OF warning
when he can't reach us even by a
Long DISTANCE Telephone"--he may
nave ma friends. The. Crepe Tissue we sell
IKE the cheap Limitations offered bv
9tneTs al loo, and 20c. Don't waste n
oay IN making shade and be disa6polnt-
ed N the effect To get the best results
Zee ss u .naI Dsnnlson Imported Creepe Tissue
~ OLD p 5ess NAiIGoSys pH Z 81 h az at
Is Commerce street.
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D. r. Creecy & Co. Auctioneers.
WILL SELL FRIDAY, 10th INST, AT
1910 O'Clock. the remainder of Mai
lings OIL Cloth, Wardrobes, Folding
Beds, Hair Mattresses. etc. This will
De the last sale to close business
d. r. CREEPY & CO,
api-4t l42 Church street
Ledger copy 3 times
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catarrh Cured by p. p. p.

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; For u Hlq,ehss and Flmples on tho face
ladies for natural and Thorough orco,,c
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Kennedy. and get well at once "'e"'
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
lIPPMAA BROTHERS, APOTHEcARlEs,
SOLE PRopRIsToRs.
Lippman's Block. Savannah, Ga.
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Auction sAnEs-rUTuaH pvY.

p PURSUANT To THE TERMS or THE
!, DEED OF trust dated the 4th day Of
st esd9rpi ays 1881 s. from the seaboard Land
the request OF the parties secured in ae said
9eed' ! VIII sell AZ public auction, at tho
foIt " Tstase ExshSi,se, Main street Nor
rS2it, "a, on WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day
OF OF hprii. 1886. at IL m, the following prop
ALL THAT CERTAIN TRACT OF
LAND. WITH THE IMPROVE