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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1896-08-21


captured by pirate. But will not
stay part of the pirate Grew. If neces-
sary will walk the plank for my prin-
oiples. (Cheers:)
The following state committee were
chosen:
Sagadahoc-F. W. Blanchard, Bath.
Know. II. Gardiner, Camd
York-Lamont A. Stevens, Wells.
- Camberland-E. G. Jordan, Portland.
Anaroscoggin g. S. Ii. Mcdowell of
Lewiston.
kennebec-S. g. Otis, Hallowell.
Penobscot-Chas. L. Snow, Bangor.
Lincoln-Geo. H. Weeks, Damariscotta
Westinghouse. W. Drisco, Machias.
Hancock--L. B. Deasy, Bar Harbor.
The convention broke up with votes
Of thanks to Messrs. Fellows, Holman,
Shepherd and others.
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DEAF HIS.

In this city. Aug 20, Ralph, youngest son of
Michael and Mary +. Madden, aged months
and II days.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
In this city, Aug. co., Mrs. Patience Strout
wife OF Joseph Rumcry and daughter of the late
Col. Solomon Strout OF Lmington aged 70 lears.
months. 26 days.
PRAYERS this AFTERNOON at $50 o'clock at her
late residence, No. 8 Paris street. Burial at
Llmington Saturday.
years. ba M 10 tb orrs pna Mara
widow of the late Frank o. Moses, aged 59years,
months.
In Bangor. Aug. 10, Thomas ]. Sinclair.
In Rockland. Aug. 10, Mrs. ID. Wilmington.
aged II years.
In Skowhegan. Aug IA. Mrs. Willis Bailey
aged "a years; 18th, Joseph Robinson, aged
In Brunswick. Aug 8. William Atkinson. aged
IA years.
In Harrington, Aug. s, sybil 7. Trickey. aged
10 years.
GThe funeral services of the late Ella Frances
Drake will be held this (Friday) afternoon at
$50 O'Clock at the Free street church. ssR
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EASTMAN BROS. G. BANCROFT.
gusta. Aug. II, John H. Britt and Cora

In Augusta Aug, II, John H. Britt and Cora
M. Gilley.
In Machias Aug 10, Hanford j. Miller and
Miss Attic M. ingalls,, both of Machiasport
In Auburn, Aug. Is, Rev. George c. Andrews
of Saco and Miss Nancy j. Milliken.
In Cutler. Aug, IL. Fred c. Rich of Truro,
Mass. and Miss Ada NJ. Ackey.
In Harrington, Aug. 8. Egbert d. Scott of Dor.
chester, Mass, and Miss Eta A. Lindsay
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NECKTiEs.

We have an assorted lot of
Ladies' Ties, consisting of stock and
band bows, four in-hands and Itecks,
1.-The regular price of which is Csc.
We have Jumped them all together in
one lot and marked them 13c each.
S for 25c.
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Lads

You will notice in one of our
large show windows a large line of
handsome Plaids. These goods make
handsome house gowns, waists. child
ren's dresses, etc. They are all fine
quality---all wool---but We are selling
them at the price of the cheap ones,
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MARRIAGES..

In this city, Aug. Ii. Henry Stevens and Miss
In Auburn, Aug. 20, by Rev. E. W. Weber of
Richmond, AlIner w. Barton and Miss Lillian
II. Moody, both of Boston.
In Bangor. Aug. 10, Charles H. Lord and Miss
Edith Brown: Ernest E. Spencer and Mrs
Cora Rand all of Bangor.
In Orono. Aug. -. Ralph G. Weeks of Bangor
and Miss Ethel A. Perkii of Orouo.
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NECKWEAR, ETC.

One lot of fancy Silk Fronts,
for Jacket Suits-all new this season
were selling for 81. We have cut
the price to 75c.
Linen Fronts that were 1925,
now going at S2.25 and those former
ly sold for 81 81, to be sold at $1.25.
Small lot of Muslin, Pique and
Linen Collars for Ladies and Children.
These collars are slightly crumpled
from showing. but are otherwise all
right Those formerly sold at S2.25
are now s1.SS-lower priced ones re-
duced in same proportion.
Fancy Sets-Collars and Cuffs re-
duced from $3.50 to $1.5O. $l.5o
to $I.OO. 75c to 3Sc.
A Basketful Of Japanese Fans,
all desirable styles and some very
choice ones is the lot---been selling
for $50, SOC, 75c. 88c and 81. Your
choice 25c.
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Another opportunity to supply wants the
time money An immense quantity of most desirable
cande will disposed Of at bearing relation
our purpose being to sell quickly
No goods Of doubtful quality offered i'm
the established reputation of our house.
These Friday half holiday sales drawing close We
shall endavOr to make the few remaining red letter
the history of our business.
See to Fridays sale.
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PARAs0LS.

Barely two dozen left---Another
price cut from former mark down
prices. An opportunity to buy para
sol at almost your own price. We do
not propose to have one in stock at
close ofthe season if price will sell them.
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MUSLIN
UNDERWEAR.

Two offerings for this sale.
Empire gown of muslin-extra long
and full-with cambria ruffe and band
Of open embroidery. Our regular 81
gown, 75c.
Skirts of Cambria, deep ruffle, with
val lace edge. Sold other days 81,
Sale price, 75c.
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ANDERCHIEFS.

About 25 dozen Ladies All Linen
Fancy Hemstitched Handkerchiefs,
great value for the price marked---l5c
each. . for 25c.
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OUTING SUITS.

1t may seem little late for Out
ing and Blazer Suits, but there is the
rest Of this month and September
and if you save three, five or seven
dollars that is surely an object.
One lot of Blazer Suits in fancy
wool mixtures, made in "Norfolk ef-
feet back and belt Of the goods. skirt
we'll lined and full sizes % to 36.
Regular price $1,000. Sale price
$500.
White Duck and Pique Suits, and
Misses and Children's Lawn Suits
marked way down to close. * &c
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There are two lots.
Fine PercaIe Waists in large var

Fine Percale Waists in large var
iety Of colorings, both medium and
light shades, fine material, large
sleeves well made. size 81 to 40.
Waists that are worth and have sold
this season for 81. Sale price, 47c
Another lot-sinilar styles. but
finer fabric-finely made, immense
variety Of styles. Have actually sold
for $3.50 this season. Sale price,75c
These two lots of Waists are
cheap. Don't believe it just because
we say 50, although whenever we say
a thing it's 50. Satisfy yourself by
coming to see them.
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SHIRT WAISTS.

We have just made large pur-
chase Of Ladies Shirt Waists at prices
which must mean a serious loss to the
manufacturers.
Every waist is new and of fine quail
ity, the shape is such that you get that
happy combination Of perfect fit with
plenty of room, and the stitching and
finish Of each Waist is beyond criti-
cism.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-01-31
GOOD FOR EVERYBODY

Almost everybody takes some laxative
medicine TO cleanse The system and keep thS
blood pure. Those who take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR liquid or powder)
get all the benefits 1T n mild and pleasant
laxative and toni nat rurilcs The booI
and strengthens whole system. And
more than this: SlMMOES LIVER REGu-
LATOR regulates the Liver. l<eeps it active
and healthy, and when the liver is in
good condition YOU find Yourself free from
Malaria, Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick.
Headache and Constipation, and rid of
that worn out and deblitated feeling,
These are all caused by sluggish Liver.
Good digestion and freedom from stomach
troubles will only he had when the liver
Is properly at work, il troubled with anv
OF these complaints, try SlMMONS lVLH
REGULATOR. The Kirm of Liver Mcdi..
oines, and Better than Fills.
.nssEVERY PACKAGE-nsN X.
Hns the u Stamp In rcd on wrapper.
J. Ill. Zcilin ~ Co., rhila.. "a.
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Lynched ON EikhorD.

After boarding westbound pas
senger train at Keystone, attempting
to kill Capt. McCulloch and accident
ally and probably fatally shooting
Mr.. w. III. Strother. Alex Jones, u
negro desperate, was taken from the
officers and his body iiddled with
bullets. The report of LIr. Stroth
or's killing, as he was reported killed.
spread along "the horn like wildfire,
and the populace, us one man, with
no preconcerted arrangement, flock
ed to The scene with grim despera-
tion aud determination upon their
countenances. Jones was quietly re-
moved from the jail at Welch and
placed on No. 3 for transportation
to Charleston for cafe keeping; but
the intention was divulged to the
mob, who stopped the train at Hemp
hill and took the mapncled negro
from the officers, led him up rug
god pathway distance of some two
hundred yards from the railroad,
bound him to a small bush, then
roured into his body shower of
lend from every conceivable shooting
iron. The terrified negro cried elond
in his agony, but his dying groans
and prayers for mercy were lost
amidst the roar of musketry, and
long before the echoes died out
across the mountains his soul had
been launched into eternity. Upon
his masilated body was placed pla.
cnrel of warming to all who attempt
to destroy life.-Blueield Telegraph
of the 29th.
Under the suggestive heading of
"Hell on the Horn," the Telegraph of
yesterday, says: 80
There ure from 500 to 500 negroes
crowded in and about a hall in the
suburbs of Elkhorn tonight excitedly
discussing the killing of Alex Jones.
Committees have been appointed and
have personally called on the county
officials of McDonell, and asked for
immediate action to bring the mem
bers of the mobto justice. The au.
thorities refused to have anything to
in the matter,and the negroes are
making bold tbreats. The town off
Gals have sworn in a large number
of extra officers aud armed them with
Winchesters to bo in readiness if
trouble shopld break out
From latest intelligence last night
we learn that w. II. Strother, whose
accidental shooting led to the lynch
ing of Alex Jones at Hempbill Tuos.
day night, was in precarious condi
ton with chances fer recoyeryagainst
him.
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Promises Worth Acceotjno.

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Not few who read That Mr.. Rob

Not few who read what Mr.. Rob
ert Rpwls, of, Hollands, Va, has tc
saS below, will remember their own
experience under like circumstances.
LAST winter 1 had la grippe which
left me III low state of health.
tried numerous remedies, none OF
which did me any good. until was
induced to try bottle of Chamber.
lain's Cough Remedy. The f,s bot
tie of it SO far relieved me that | was
enabled to attend to my work, and
the second bottle effected cure.
For sale at % and so cents bottle
BY A. f. Hargrave, druggist.
The preacher's council, which was
to have been held in tho Methodist
church yesterday and today, was
postponed on account of the inabil
ity of many Of the preachers to he
present, as they arc engaged IN
holding protracted meetings at va
rious places throughout the district
and we hear that II great deal of
good work is being done.
MISS Kate Bane. daughter Of Mr..
w. e. Bane, of Graham, and MIR. j.
z. Lindsay, city editor of tho Blue.
field New Daily Telegraph, were
married in Bristol, Tenn, Wednes
day evening by Rev. DIR. S. r. Pres
ton. Miss Bane is one of Graham's
most.attractive young ladies'.
There will he Il concert at the
chapel of Tazewell Seminary, given
under the auspices of the young la
dies Of the Presbyterian church on
next Friday evening ats O'clock.
The progrom will consist of vocal
and instrumental music, including
selections on the mandolin, guitar,
violin, banjo, &c. Prof. Hallett, we
understand, will act as musical di.
rector, and a rare treat may be ex.
peSted.
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- ''''Nf'
Esq Spared White, OF Paint Lick,
waslin town today.
The new store and ware house for
the Cedar Bluff wooden mills ia near.
ing completion, Massra. Harlow &
Son aro doing the work.
Mr.. L. A, and Miss Ellen Mcclure
went to Richlands on the 1880 train,
The quarterly meeting of the NJ.
f. Church will DO held the 4th Sat
urday and Sunday in Fed. ut Cedar
Bluff.
II Il. Cecil has Just returned fiom
a visit to Vivian to see his daughter,
Mrs. Il. T.. Davidson. w. j.
SPRINGvILLE, Jim. 81.
Mr. f. z. Ring has heen taking
photographs here for II few days.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Wallace ar,
both very sick ut this time.
Mrs. G. Z. McAIullin is still very
low
Mr.. E II. lIarman, who went to
Florida for his health this winter.
writes back that he is very sick. The
weather is too warm for him.
MIR. Il. NJ Carter, of Falls Mills.
was up to see his sister, Mrs. G p.
McMullin
Rsv. g W. Hairless preached at
the Divides school houuo last Sunday
evening.
Misses Mollie and Myra Ashworth
made pleasant call on Mrs. }. IL.
Meainllin last Sunday.
AIessrs. WIN. ID Wallace, Charles
Wells aud George IIambrick uo
trying the realities of tonmstering
near Welch, w. Vn. They left some
anxious hearts bol,ind them.
Tho school hero is nialing prepa
Irations for some pleasant exercises
for next Friday evening.
Mrs. Martha A. Cartor, of Tip
Top, is visiting her daughter, Mrs.
l.. II. llaluan
noticed in ono issue of the Nrws
! snai your correspondent from Shaw
6esSgs lanonting over tho
YesfI1n9 Rw,,,nmup;tv lilo
Sodom and Gomorfall. i1tS-lN -lNollssa.
must remember God never DESTROYS
pcople without first giving them
warning. Perhaps ho will send them
II preacher TO preach for them if they
are toe poor or stingy to hiro one.
lie sent Jonah to preach to the Min
uhvites.
THOMPSON VALLEY, Jan. 80
Fine winter woniher.
Mr.. G. o. Thompson is Oh the
sic.. list this week.
MIR. joseph Beard died at his
home in Thompson Valley yesterday
Il long illness !.
Rev. II. S. Mcpherson preached an
able sermon at Pleasant Hill ON Sun
day last.
Mr.. Stuart Thompson has sold his
fine lot of timber in Thompson Val
10y.
Wonder why Mr.. Alkhorn comes
to the Wiley so oftenH Iro sell ma
chimes, of comse.-lID.
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CURE TOR.HNADACHE.

AS remedy FOR all forms Of hcad.
aohe Electric Bitters has proved to
be the very best. 1t effects perma.
nent cure and the most dreaded ha-
bitual sick headaches yield TO it's in
iluence. We urge all who are aiflict-
ed to procure a bottle, and give this
remedy fair trial. In cases of ha,
bitual constipation Electric Bitters
cures by giving the needed tonic to
the bowels, and few cases long resist
the use of this medicine. Try it once.
Large bottles only Fifty cents ut A.
Il. Hargrave's Drug Store.
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COnminhionoi's Oihcc.

Tnzcw"Il. Va, Dec "a, :r
The. Fid lity lnuir,urr. trust and Safe
Deposit Company, tr"s.ee. aud others.
suing for, &c. Complainan;.,
Va. In Chnncery.
Graham Furuuce CompAnr, Defendant.
To The Fidelity Insnrnnce. Trust and
Safe Deposit Company. trustee; The yir.
gnia Investment Associations; Virginia
Land Company, and Virginia Development
Company aud a cthr persons or cor
pOretiOns who are holders of the inst
mortgage bonds of tie Graham Furnacs
Company, and all other corporations or
persons holding liens or ilcumhraneen
upon the property Of raid Graham Fur
mace Company, and tbs Graham Furnace
Company,
Take notice. That, by virtue of n decree
rendered III the iliove styled cause bend.
ing in the circuit e, uit of Tazewell coun
~. IN tho Sinte of Nirgioin. Shall on the
10Th day of February. ls96. at nv Office il,
the town of Tn@G"tll IL, said county a, d
state, take an nccnm OF tle Iii, ms and' in
cunihiaiices Oh the property of the d, Pond
ant. the Gmham Furnncy Cnnrpsi,y.,in the
Dill mentioned, end their r.trixreceezas
to whom due and any othrr
tact deemed peltipe,h ex IrSyS3 Z a. a.
lua" be fogiies.eh to ascsftai,S ntI r, ia
hy any other party 10 sSid snif, ut which
Tune and piaSc You are so,,nired 10 attc,-ti.
u pom,any caHs,. scil account sh1nld
ho' be commenced OH that day. OF, il sua.-
''ence't ana not comilvted, tho saInp. will
D' continued flom cay 10 day, u from
'i'ho 10 'i'iie, rnt,i coioflttia ss.as ~
! I'll STUA1tT,
Commissioners IN Chi,ncsIy iiaxaTpIs CHI
cult Court
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For Rogers knives, forks tea and
table spoons, butter dishes, pickle
stands, salt hud peppers, call at
Pobst g. BoRmore's.
Lee CampFof Confederate Veter.
, ans nt RiclMond, have adopted res.
olutions opposing Ia s.si Otey's bill
Tor the relief of old Confederates.
Owing to a change in the firm of
Hankins Bros. aud Baylor, all par
ties indebted to The firm are re
qnested to come forward and settle
their accc nnts, as thev desire to
settle up their old business.
For pain in the chest n piece of
flannel dampened with Chamberlain's
Pain Balm and bound on over the
seat of the pain, and another on the
back between the shoulders, will af
ford prompt relief. This is especial.
~ valuable in cases where the pain is
caused by cold aud there is tend
ency toward pneumonia. For sale
by A. Il. Hargrave, druggist.
A regular conclave of Clinch Val
ley Commaudery, No 20, X II, will
he held in their asylum in Masonic
Temple Monday night, Feb. 3. All
Sir knights in good standing are
invited to be present.
The marriage of Miss Sece With
ers. Youngest daughter of Colonel
r. E. Withers, to Mr.. John Y. Ter
ry, of Seattle, Wash, Ga son of the
la:e General William Terry will
take place in Wyhteville Feb. Sd.
Lindeman, Knabe, MARSHALL &
Wendell, Krauich & Bach. KrelI and
Keller Brothers pianos, Estey, Pal
ace and American organs, are sold
by Hobbie Music Co, Roanoke. Va,
at factory prices, and on easy pay
ments without interest. The larg.
est stock ever seen in Virginia, now
on hand. Write for catalogue.
Professor George w. Miles arriv.
ed at Radford Saturday with his
school of forty-five boys from Max
Meadows. Professor Miles was fore
ed to move from RadfOrd last Sep
teinber on account of a case of
case of small pox.
give years ago says Anga A.
Lewis, Ricard, n Y, Il had con.
stant cough, night sweats, was
greatly reduced in flesh. and had
been given up by my physicians.
began to tako Ayers Cherry Pee
toral, and after using two bottles
was completely cured
A camp of Confederate Veterans
has been organized in Wythe coun.
ty, with Judge J. H. Fulton, as
Commander. The camp will be
known as William Terry Camp.
1t will be an agreeable surprise to
persons subject to attacks of bilious
collie to learn that prompt relief may
be had by taking Chamberlain Col
ic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
In many instances the attack NAV be
prevented by taking this remedy as
soon as the first symptoms of the dis
ease appear 25 and so cent bottles
for sale by A. +. Hargrave.
1t is abeut as hard to break some
people of bad habits as it is to
break Malarinl fever when it once
gets firm hold upon one. Mr.. Q.
Himrod, of Lancaster, Ohio. SAYS.
"Simmons Liver Regulator broke a
case of ..Malarial Fever of three
years standing for me, and less
than one bottle did the business. /
shall use it when in need of any
medicine, and / recommend it,"
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.LOCdL AND GENERAL
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Fresh candy every thirty days Mt
Pohst u Botumore.
County court adjourned after a
session of two or three days.
We. make a speciality of fine to
hacco's. Pobst e. Bottimore,
Judge S W. Williams refused to
grant bail to JAS. Harrison, who was
taken before him at Wytheville on
Monday last.
A good line of jewelry always in
stock at Pohst & Bottimore's
Mr.. A.. S Ireson, of North Taze.
well, will take charge OF Hotel raze
well, at Pocahontas, tho first of
February.
For the hest cigar for uickle
call for 'Eldorado" at Pobst & Bot.
timore's.
A wreck just the other side of
Blne6eld delayed the west bound
passenger train about five hours
Monday.
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COUNTY LOcALS

| DORAN. Jan. 25.
The pay train passed through to.
day.
Messrs. Clean and Stuart Watkins
OF Grundy, Vn., spent. Saturday and
Sunday night with relatives, at ahis
place.
Mrs. j. w. Smith, who has been
quito i'll, is improving.
John Grady and wife are visiting
i'll Washington county.
Mrs. Lou b. Ratliife is on the sick
list,
Mrs. r. B. Steele, of steelesburg,
visited home. folks in this neighbor.
hood last week.
The public school at this pla,
which has been very successful un-
der the management of Miss Lou
Stephenson. will close next Friday.
j. f. Hurt is off to Richmond.
/ Will Ratliff, of Tazewell, was cir
cnlatiug among his friends here, the
first OF the week..
Miss Millie Smith has returned
from Richmond.
James Brown, of Paint Lick, spent
Friday night in the City"
Ii this escapes the waste basket
Perhaps we'll como again.
TRUNDLe-BsD.
Thanks. Hope we may hear from
you often Ed.
'. CEDAR BLUFF, Jan. %.
Revs. T. ID. Strader and G. e..
Painter have been conducting a pro
tracted meeting at the NJ. IL. Church.
South, during the past two weeks
They have had 81 conversions, and
the meeting still continues. The
prospects are that there will be many
more before it closes.
The last quarterly conference of
the Nj. T. Church for the conference
year, 1866, will be held at AItiz
er's school house Feb. Is and 16.
The pay Car passed down over the
@. V. yesterday discharging Dec. '95.
pay rolls. and gloddening the hearts
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when Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, abe cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave thsm Castoria
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Wedding Bells.

AT the home of the of the brides
parents. on Railroad Avenue, on
Wednesday, tho 29,h inst, Miss Ada
Bnston and Mr.. j. .. Gammack, of
kokomo, Ind, were united in the
holy bonds Of matrinony. Rev. |. p.
Martin performed the ceremony in n
bsautiful and Impressive manner in
the presence of u number of friends.
Immediately after the ceremony the
guests were invited to the dninr
room whero bountiful repast was
laid, and it is hardly necessary to say
that it was enjoyed by all present.
The presents wero numerous and
handsome, showing the esteom in
which Miss Buston was held by her
many friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cam,nacL LETT on the
evening train for indianapolis, where
they will stay for few days, aud
then go to Groencastle, Ind, where
they will make their future home.
Mr. Cammack is certainly to be
congratulated, as his bride was ono
OF Tazewell's most attractive young
ladies'.
Tho News wishes this young cou.
pie long and happy life aud may
no cloud ever dim the halo of love
which now surrounds them.
Among the guests present on this
happy occasion were Dir. aud Mrs. j.
X. Gildersleeve, DIR. aud Mrs. Jas.
O'Keefle, Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Alder.
son, MIR. and Mrs. V Il Sexton. Rev.
and Mrs. w. w. Pyott, Rev. and
Mrs, L, p Martin, Mr.. and sIrs. b.
w. Strns, Mrs. Il. p. Bowen, Mrs.
Kelly, Mrs. Roso SPOTS, Mrs. DIR. r,
Gillespie, Mis-. Hutton, Misses Bet
tie and Theressa Alexander, Carrie
Spots, Nettie Witten. Mary Higgin'
botham, Sallie Surface, Joie Britain
Hattie Surface, Ella Bowen. Sallis
May Haynes, Rev. L.. X. Haynes, ~,
|-Nieesrs II w. O'Keeffs, Ar-iyisi Kel
Ily, Geo. C. Peery, Ed. NE N
Stuart BSwep- j t!ssaA J
derson, Prof. Todd.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-01-31
FoR REMr.

A FARM OF te6 acres, good grass ard
grain land. two a,iies from Bramwelfsf
Mercer County .sy. Va. lose 70 Jinlir,-
tied markets for all fayjs g1si garden
products. lpilI reHt fn,S five. Yfsys. &
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