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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-18
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The employment department OF the
Young WoTren's Christian Association VIII
BE- closed from July y to August IL
The Young Women's Christian Assoeia-
.s14 xrIf hold A special song service IN
Connection with the Gospel meeting on
Sunday afternoon. The singing VIII be
1frster the care OF tire young ladies' OF
Plymouth church. All women and girls
are invited
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The crImth nen.e sold.

The Griffith house on the corner OF Sec
eod avenue and Pine street was sold under
txscution yesterday TO satisfy Judgment
Tor Sa.e4..E tn the case OF the Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Company. or Ses-
ark. n. J.. W. Lyman A. Griffith. The
property was bid In by the insurance COM
pany fer the amount Of the Judgment.
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PRESIDENT winter Coming.

Receiver Andrew F. Barleigh. OF the
Northern Pacific. stated yesterday that +.
W Winter, the recently elected president
OF the Northern Pacific. would probably
nav Seattle a visit soon. II do not know
inc exact time OF his coming" said Nr.
Hnrleigh. 'sbut IL viii probably be within
two or three weeks.
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AMUsENIENTs.
success of "vilson's Amateurs

success OF - W fsSonsS AtuottuTs.
The students OF Wilson's Business Col
lege gave an entertainment last evening
at the Seattle theater. which was filled IN
every part with their friends. IL was in
the form OF an amateur dramatic enter
4asnment. tho piece chosen being called
ssJshe Confidential Clerk. a comedy In
four acts and between the acts were sew
eraI speciaities. The comedy was wen
nut on. and some OF the parts were admir-
ably played The cast was as follows:
Robert Morgan. a retired farmer -.
fdut NNEAet
Thomas Maxwell. FIRST villain ...-;...
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. John Brewer
Frank Montgomery. second vilaln....
..................Prof. II. Howard ADAMS
pataa 3ohnSiDg .......... fa&i EsanaahStoh
FSoslfre SNYDER: John. a boatman:
Bxfrk the detective. Howard fltz1enry
Mrs. Robert Morgan. Merle Wright
Miss Edna Morgan .-.....- MAMIE ssNtieSs
Bessie Norgan ..-....-..s-.. fssf t1la bISMeI
Aigte .-s...-..st.'...'..--.-.;, teuiah r,
Policeman ...................Slnc en- brown
Mike Mccain. the confidential clerk:
.................-.4-. Elmer a Friend
The latter was the leading role,
that OF a supposed murdered man
Who DISCUSSES himself as an eccentric
Irlshman in order 10 track the conspira-
tors against his iife ard wealth. and Mr..
Friend made OF Il a very Interesting and
numerous performance.
The .tspScialties'' consisted Of a couple
OF humorous difties by the Euterpean quar-
tette. a song and dance by Miss Maggie
Cove and Miss Beulah Howe. Paul Ed
mSnston, who WAS a good negro comedian.
and Elmer Friend; 3 vocal selection hy
Miss CEough. OF san Francisco. that was
enthusiastically encorsd. the sBnIiy'' song
BY tiny Ruth Wilson, whose performance
vel deserved the encore she received. ard
Mixes Troubles With the Orchestra" by
Elmer Friend. The orchestra. by the way.
vas also amateur, and made up from
among the students. ard but for this men,
ton might have passed as the usual thea
ter orchestra. 50 wei did IRE s~vera, play
erS. especially the young conductor. ac-
cult themselves.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-18

A marriage license was issued Yesterday
1sr Peter a Faaik and Sophia Olson. both
q seAttle
An amended complaint was 3aed yeSter-
say N thc case q Juliet n Mcclellan vs..
i r. Dawson - Al.
H W. Mention. receiver az the Alien
sFfnsiag CoaspsRy has gtied an inventory
VI assets in the superior cagrs.
TIE cntcn Trust Company yesterday
.sSsn an action against =. n. Rarnwesi
Ae.. 70 secure tsR cancellation 81 a
.<zss 70 = warehouse On lot !. block g A.
= Isnny's addition. between Railroad
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u height and weight about 80 pounds
He was OF ssocky build. somewhat round
snouidersd. was smooth shaver. had
brown hair ard blue eyes. The last time
Harxer was seen was when he left home
% board the D. "a train for san Fran
cisco.
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a Ml-slnr Ynr1nu NIan-

" II s41hoaa has received = letter
fru-r a san Fsrancssco fvsan4 asking him
% assist In ssssdzng tire whsHsatssnss ef
s,haxlss Graf EArksr who disappeared
fran Rerke.ey. Cal. jusy Z Hark@r =
described as 5 years % age. : sGSs : .neAEs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-18

San Francisco. July iT.--JgstIce Field Is
very I'll al Paso Robes. where he went a
few weeks ago Today special train
with doctors and nurses was sent 20 faSo
yofses TO hrEn9 Justice Field 20 this city.
Associate rest. mental and physical. - re-
o,.irea 70 restore the aged turss'.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-18

Mr.. Fsbenexer Humphrey has presented
TO the town % oxford ~. IL. the original
warrant issued BY king James. OF Eng
land FOR the collection OF the town TAX.
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DON'T Miss the Ballad Concert.

lid Bits.
First Tramp-And ter think we skipped
that free concert last night!
Second Tramp-W'yY
First Tramp-This here paper says the
music was intoxicatln.
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Wen take a cup O. kindness yet,
Fer aud lang syne.
For the benefit OF hundreds OF strang-
ers in fhe city the announcement Is made
that the eighth concert in the series given
5y the Post-InselEgencer VIII begin De-
fore the Cherry street entrance 10 tle
Observation-Disclosures this evening az O'Clock
and viii continue until fa.39. The music
viii be rendered by the First Regiment
band, she finest organization Of IT'S kind
in the Sorthw es.. and the band viii play
from q raised platform in the street
Cherry street gently slopes from Second
avenue 10 First. and affords every one
an excellent opportunity for seeing Wnaa
Is going on and for hearing the music
The seven concerts already given have
been called popular. because OF the great
interest taken in them: but the concert
this evening deserves more than any otner
the term popular. for In the programme 10
be rendered every number was suggested
by the people themselves. The balloting
fer ballads. which was continued through
three days. disclosed the fact that the
people are fend OF the best music. As the
votes were counted. IL was found tnat
the favoriges were the soal-stirTing COM
positions that were not born 10 die. and
the task OF selecting a composite pro-
gramrne from the suggestions made was
a task by no means easy. When one asks
for a choice OF popular songs from the
people OF Seattle. he finds that they have
"a strong trend toward the classic. The
Pilgrims Chorus" from ''Tannhauser.
which will be rendered this evening. was
given a great number of votes. ballots
were east for selections from Faust.
Lucia di I4ammermoor." 'Ernani.' III
Troyatore." ..Mignon'' and other works
of great composers. while there was al
most an avalanche of ballots for "Oh.
Promise Me-" .rSchubert's Serenade" and
Mendelssohn's Spring Song" A vast
number OF votes. from boys and girls and
youths apparently, were cast for patriotic
songs, and for light. catchy airs. and
these have been recognized by Bandnas-
ter Wagner in making up the programme.
In response 10 an almost general request
"Auld Lang Syne" has been given place,
and. BETTING the SENTIMENT expressed in
the touching words of Burns. 1t will con-
clude the programme OF the evening. A
great many OF the letters received BY the
musical editor suggested that the audi
ence be given an opportunity TO sing some
well-known song 10 an accompaniment by
the band. and AUD Lang Syne" has been
thought the best for that object OF all the
songs sent in.
Programmes have been printed, and will
he distributed in the audience, SO that
each person attending VIII have one. Tho
printed programme viii contain the words
of Dixie and "Auld Lang Syne." The
programme is as follows:
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The Angelina Fund.

The Angeline fund was raised above the
IS mark yesterday by the receipt OF SUBJ
scTip4fous amounting 70 90 cents from
shelton. Tire total now 10 sz55. Yester-
days subscriptions were:
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PAftI i.
March-"High School Cadets Sousa
College Songs, introducing "upidee.
sBuildog, etc............ .........- Moses
Overture-'.Wiiliam Tell .....-.... Rossini
a. Kathleen Mavourneen' ......,: Crouch
b. american PatroF' ........... Meacham
Baritone soIo-"Oh. Promise Me" -.
Sig. A. De Caprlo.
Encore" Serenade" ..--....... ssA,nbert
b, sThe Star-Spangied Banner" ........
PART III.
"rorchlight Dance" .......,... Meyerbeer
a, "Pilgrim's Chorus from Tam
haESer " aShef
b. '*The Darky's Dream" 1890. Lansing
Spring Song ...........-.... MehoessSonn
Seiection-"B Girl 1890. Balfe
Introducing Il Dreamt l Dweit
I'm Marble Halls The Heart
Bowed Down" Then You'll Re-
member Me-" and oths1.
A. nterrnezzo-"cavalleria Kusticana
...... .....................-.... Mascasni
b. southern Melodies" .......... Conterno
introducing .'Massa's in the Cold.
Cold Ground" ''Old Folks at
Home" ''Dixie." etc.
"AuId Lang Syne' ...-................ Burns
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TONIGHT THE MUSIC.
Ballad Concert by the First
Regiment Band.
EVERYBODY COMING TO SING.
Post-InfelligenceP TO Furnish Pro
grammes for Ail-ssAuld Lang
synen by the Audience.

For aud larg syne, my dsar.
For aud lang kyne.
Wen take q cup o. kindness yet,
For aud lang syne.
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Mrs. J. ~. Snow. CnGsan. wash
Mss Minnie Bender. Newton. Kan
Mrs VIII {. Dearsng. Kansas City.
lrs r II. dossser. Kansas cssy.
Erik Daring. Kansas City.
q. r. Sharkev New York.
NJ Morrison. New York
a Z Nzn Ezndev, San Francisco.
George z cstlstt, San Francisco.
X. A. Bass, Monte Cristo.
G. +. Briggs. San Francisco.
John l.. Wilson. spokane
y. 4. Lorg. Chicago.
George ". Long. Rockford
Jo7n Stsnson. San Francisco.
Frank L. Wheeler. North Yakima
a Alexander. Assistant Z. 5. Fish
Commissioner.
u. o. Cox. Assistant U. o. Fish Com
u. A. Teal. Tacoma.
Charles Marscf Philadelphia
Mrs. u. @. Ambrose. San Francisco.
M.ss NJ A. Aherr. San Francisco.
e11ss A j. Arern. San Francisco.
Warren Dutton ami wsTe. san Francisco.
Agnes Sprecksfs, Alameda
- B. Long, Stockton. Cal
Carrie r Berdlne. Stockton
Nj Won Buchnolfz. San Francisco
G l. Foster. san Francesca.
:. Helen Shook. Oakland
katherine Aac[5o1an. Alameda.
aelen 4. O'ConnsII. San Francisco.
Marion r.. 0connels. San Francisco.
annie M. Hagarty. San Francisco.
z * stinsen. San Francisco.
y u ksIton. Ckiah.
Bliss sullivan. San Francisco.
Miss McMorry. Sacramento.
hiss Drsscoli. San Francisco
ut d. J. sullivan. San Francisco.
Mrs. NJ J. Stayrnan Winchester. Va
Ralph kaufman. E.iiensbarg.
Newton Philips. San Francisco.
Carroll =. Graves. EAensburg.
George n. Lloyd ard Aife. Chicago
George w. McI4ennan. San FrarciscA.
J. +. Clark. Portland
W. II. Casey. Portland.
II. G. Canness. Cosniopolis.
]. w. Hume. Port Angeles.
a!rs. Peter Cricnton. San Francisco.
Mss Kate =. Guinlan. San Francisco.
Miss Louise E. Freese. San Francisco.
James Vance. San Francisco.
HOTEL DILIlER.
DIR. D. N. Stone. Black Diamond.
II. Herming. Quilcene.
7. J. Collins. Tacoma.
;. :. Redgrave. Victoria.
+. III. Eirnnels. Crookston.
Mrs. George Meadows. Everett
Ed r. Verd. Bryant.
Hector McCaIlum. Tolt.
Samuel Hihle. Cherry Valley.
Mrs. s. Il. Wood. Sacramento.
Miss Myrtle l. Frey. Portland
George W. Frey. Portland
Earl Frey. Portland.
Lloyd Frey. Portland
Vera Frey. Portland
J. C. Wright. San Francisco.
II. Virgins, Olympia.
n. W. Carpenter. Mount Vernon.
W. ~. Benhara. CHICAGO.
Miss Mamie Jackson. w.nlock
a. w Dougall. Tacoma.
~. p. Nelson. Victoria.
Mrs Nelson. Victoria
Ernest Lister. Tacoma
Mrs. Lister. Tacoma.
Miss Lister. Tacoma.
pAI<IEP-CHAND HOTEL
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--&-o~e------
TWO LIVES SAVED.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of junction
City, ILL.,. was told by her doctors
that she had Consumption and that
there was no hope for her, but two
bottles of DIR. Kings New Dis ovcry
completely cared her and she SAYS il
saved her life. Mr.. Thcs. Eygcrs.
l39 Florida St, San Francisco, suf.
lrred from n dreadful cold. approach
ing Consumption, tried without re
suit everything else and then houYht
one bottle of DR. Kings New Dis.
covcsy and in two weeks was cured.
He is naturally thankful. 1t is such
results, II which these are samples,
that proves the wonderful efficacy of
this medicine in Coughs and Colds
Free trial bottles at A. Il. llargravv's
Drug store. Regular size SOC. aud
90.
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NOT TO BE THRILLED WITH.
(Fron Cincinnati Gnzctte.)

Wil people never learn hut n
"c".d" /, nn arcld",, to be dreaded,
ami TINT "hen IL occurs treatment
sn"nid bo promptly applied! There
Is No Knowing where the trouble
VIII rnds aud while complete recov
e'v is the rule, the exceptions are
terribly frequent, End thousands mp
on thousands of filal illnesses occur
every year ushered i'll by a little in
ludicious exposure and seemingly
tiiling symptoms. Beyond this,
there are today cou atless invalids
who can trace their complaints to
'co'ds,' which at he time of occur
renee gave no concern. and were
therefore u. giected.-When troubled
'Niiii cnl use Chamherlnin's Cough
''ninadv. Il is prompt aud effuctual
p 4 81 CENTS BOTTLES for sale by
a I Hurgtnvc. D.uggi.t.
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LOCdL IND GENERAL
NEWS BRIEFS.

We are sending out state
ments to all our subscribers and
hope they will respond prompt
ly, as We are in need of money,
and it is impossible to run a
newspaper without funds. We
would request all who know
themselves to be indebted to the
News for u years subscription
from the lst of February 1895
to please send us one dollar for
same, which will be very much
appreciated.
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Obituary.

Mrs Evaline Boothe died at her
home in Baptist Valley, Va, on tue
10th of Aug, 1895, in the full tri.
nmph of living faith. She was SO
years old. Her maiden harie Was
Leedy. She was married to Mr..
Frank Maxwell In 1890, and they
lived happy life together until
death took her companion away. God
blessed them with six children. three
boys aud three girls. The oldest
daughter is the wife of Mr.. II. Nj,
Sparks, OF Pounding Mill. She pro
fesssd faith in Christ and wan bap
tized by Rev. j. Il. Linkous. Sh,
WAS true Christian aud "A loving
mother. Her bible was her constant
friend. Before she died she told he,
children not to grieve for her us sh,
was going to live with Jesus. She
now sleeps in the grave yard in Bnp
list Valley By the side of her first
husband. So weep not, dear oneH
she lis only waiting to be walked b,
the angel of God, when tho million.
of earth are called to arise and mool
the mighty God in his glory. He,
second husband NasStephen Boothe
Il R -
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Charged With Murder.

RALEIGH, N. c., March 19.--R.
l.. Douglas, Ia man of goud family
CONNECTIONS, was arrested. AT n cump
oil tramps near Salisbury. For ever
II month two detectives have been
pursuing him. He is wanted for
tho murder OF an unknown ppddlrr
on February LIST. in Tazrwull cnun
", Va He and the peddler were
seen climbing the mountain there,
AMI the following morning the
body of tho tram Was found on
the top of the mountain, but his
money and valuables were all miss
ing
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Have You Called

AT tue new Grocery Store of Mes.
srs. Roger Martin II Go. on Main
street? If not you have missed il
aud should call a once for unythin 2
you may need in the way of grocer
les. They have new stock of goods,
consequently they are MI fresh. The
Royal brand of flour handled by
them cannot be beat. They have q
full line OF California canned aud
dried fruits.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-03-20

The Tazrwcll Hardware Co. in
right in it. II You don't believe it,
call ut their store, in the Masonic
building, get their prices on all
kinds of hnrdware,and bs convinced.
There will be II called communi.
cation of Tazewell Lodge, No. SO,
A. F. Il A. N.. Monday evening.
There will he work in the first dc,
gree.
TRULY AsToNIsHINd.-AIiSs Annette
N. Moen, Fountain, Mimi, says:
ayers Cherry Pectoral has had a
wonderful effect in curing my broth
er's children of sevpre and dan
gerous cold. 1t was truly astonish-
ing how speedily they found relief
after taking this preparation"
Rev. w w. Ruff will preach ut
the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning at IL o'clock. The Lords
Supper will be administered at that
time.
Judge ]. H. Stuart and Messls.
A p. Gillespie and j. w. Chapman
attended court at WEIGH, w. Va,
last week.
All last winter Mr.. Geo. A. Mills,
of Lebanon, Conn, was badly afllict
ed with rheumatism. At times is
was 80 severe that he could not
stand up straight, bnt wns drawn
over on ono side. II tried different
remedies without receiving relief
he says, until about six mouths ago
| bought a bottle of Chamberlain's
Pain Balm. After using it for three
days my rheumatism was gone and
has not returned since. For sale by
A. l.. Hargrave, Druggists.
Mr.. WIN Stuart, father of Judge
j. III. Stuart aud Mrs Il. z. Bowen.
who has been spending some time
in Tazewell, left for Huntington,
w. Va, the first of the week.
The sooner yon begin to fight tho
fire, the more easily il may be ex-
tingmished. The sooner you begin
taking Ayers Sarsaparilla for your
blood disease. the easier will he the
cure. In both cases; delay is dan
gcrous. if not fatal. BE- sure you
get Ayers and no other.
a country merchant WAS heard
to remark the other day after pric
ing tinware at the Tazewell Hard
ware Co.'S: 81 could have saved tho
freight had / known this earlier"
Sye2
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AYERS PILLS Curs Llrsr and S,emsoh rrouslss

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office OF
' tho Circuit Court of tho County of
Thzewell on Thursday "fth day of Feb.
ruary, in the year uf our Lord Eighteen
Hundred and Ninety Sit.
THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIltGlNIAif
To the Sheriff OF 'tuxrwall County Z
Greeting: N
We command you to sumihbh Clinrh
Valley Coal aud Coke Company, Il Edr-
porntion chartered under thd laws or
the State OF Virginia to ahpnaF ut rules
tO be- hsldat the Clerk Omce of. off
Circuit Court OF 1nzewei, county tliS-
third Monday in March next to unsw,-r
ocaton Grocery Company, ubrporl.
ton chnitered under the lnwb bt tho
state OF NirEinia. of II plen of trcaspnps
on the case in nssulnpsit. unihiSns
$4,000.
hN0 have then there this writ. Withpbs
I'll. Iane llnrmnn, Clerk of our said
Court. at the Court House. tho cath uuy
of February, 1890 in tho l20th year ,if
the Commonwealth.
II. BANE lIARMAN, Clerk.
A copy Tcstr,
II. BANE iiARMAN Clerk.
Dcaton Grocery Gonna Y, II cornorar
tion chartered undcr ,hc laws Uf tins
State of Virginia,
Plaintiff,
w. Trcspnss ou tho Cnse.
Ciinch Valley Coal and {, leo Company,
corporation chartered under tho
lava of thu State OF Virginia,
r defendants,
The Jbjrct Of this snit il to recover uf
tho said defendant the sum of $l5O, with
interest on S07 "a part thereof from tho
3rd day of December. 1894 and OF
Soa o8 the reside thereof from january
OEsI ss
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A Potato Worth Mentioning.

The ''Enrly Favorite," brought oui
by w. L. Mckay, of Geneva. N Y,
has made great record for '95, 72O
bushei per acre. Fifteen separate
Yields, rattered over fourier" conn
les nd sew n Stnies. ora@e 454
bushels p.ra,re. rhc-s .,rc report.
ell BY iar'r"r- aud noi f'ncy expert
men.or~. W. undrrstand that the
seed IF this enormous yielder can be
had ut reasonable price from Mr.
Mckay.
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Mass Meetlnq.

A mass meeting Of the town ol
Tazewell is hereby called to meet il
the Court House at 8 o'clock p. IN
Saturday, Marcl, 21st, for the pnr
pose of nominating a Mayor, Coun
cilmen and Recorder. Corporation
election 1st Monday in April
e. L. GReEvEK, Mayor.
March IL, 1896
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-03-20

Mr. Stuart Bowen. who has been
on the sick list for the past week, is
about well again.
We received an obituary notice
too late for this issue, but it will
appear hext week.
The "Jewel" stove lis a dandy. 1t
is guaranteed TO bake 10y the Taze
well Hardware Co.
We understand that the report
that Vert McGinms, WIS arrested
aud would I've hrnnght back imme
diael! /: :. mistake
liaui-snn Surface Il 90. have
one al the n"bhies! lines of dress
go ds ever brought to ,nzvwell. %
the ladies' say.
For Eogers' knives, forks tea and
table spoons, butter dishes, pickle
stands. salt and peppers, call at
tOOSt W BOItlmOfeS
Mrs Ynnng was called to New
YORK. Snnda, on account of the Sc
:innN 'l'nes@ ot her mother, Mrs
Gag".
r"i 20 ii'" history of the ~ ,nu
= .u - ~ Virginia nave
"'i' ing ~ hucn heard Ot a.
';"hn.r ran" Co, Roanoke. Va. .,aIe
oiiriing hey are determined to
.pake business move these dull
times. You, who are thluking OF
bnyiDg at any time, had better in
vestigate their offers. They will
surprise you.
Tho D0dd estate was sold at pnb
lie auction, in front of the court
house, on Tuesday. The property
was bought 10y Mr.. b. w Stras foI
1000. We understand tha. there
will lie upset bids will be- made
Last seaso" Ike L. Hall, druggi-
of West Lebanon, Indiana. sold fonr
gross Of Chamberlain Collie. Cholors
aud Dlar,b. itemrd and -ay.
very hottie "f 1t gave per G; ~tis
fnciion Fo' sal- ~ 4 F 4, p,,.
Druggist
DR.. j. r Stray, the relemaied
eye, ear. nose and throat SPECIALIST
will he in Tazewell on the 22nd o
this month and will rem iiu one
week. We would advise all those
who wish to he treated by him to
remember this, as it may be Il long
time before you will have another
chahce to consult this sn,iueut spo
cialist
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BUCKLEN's ARNICA sALvE.

The BEST SALvE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, ,alt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles. or no pay required 1t is guar
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or mont7 refunded. Price % cents
per boz Fbr sac b A f. Har
grave.
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Count! court is rgain in session.
Fresh, candy every thirty days at
Pobst u Bott,more.
MIR. w. A. Ward, of Paint Lick,
WAS on on streets Tuesday.
Mr.. j. J Bcnbow, of Graham, was
in town Tuesday
ao"A line Of jewelry always IN
-iock :, Gnst n Bnttimorp'S
The March winds have been get
sing III their work this week.
Major r. r Henry is in Lynch
burg on business.
We make n speciality of fine TO
bacco's. PobSt e. Bottimore,
DON'T forget Tue rhass meeting al
the court house tomorrow afternoon.
Lrcal news is rather scarce this
week.
Mr.. W. b. Greear, of Maxwell,
was in the city Tuesday.
For the best cigar for - nickle
call for ',Eldorado" at Pobst & Bot
timore's.
The Tazewell Hardware Co is
headquarters for all kinds OF build
er's hardware.
Mr. } Randolph Henry qualified
to practice law in the county court
of Tazewell on Tuesday last
Bring your job Work to the
NEWS office We are prepared to
do first class work on short notice.