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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-01-24
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that worn out and dcbiliiatcd feeling
These are all caused by sluggish ivcr.
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-01-24

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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-01-24

The commissioner appointed az
the November term Of court to view
the road from Clear Fork ac,oss the
mountain to This Place have con
pieted the work an report th. road
10 he apublic necessity ana IN.
route feasible. They adopt the sur
vey made by Esquire Sam Graham
aud file same as rar. - their r..
uOrt We entertain little douht nav
that this road will be built and
think IN a short time We viii be in
close touch with the Garden. We
can think of nothing iaas is of more
Importance To our tcNn lust now
than this road and we shall move
the erection of slmlt with the
names of the promoters of this en-.
terpriSe engraved upon il when IL
i oreaed.-Grahem Galaxy.
Many merchants are we'll aware
that their customers are their best
friends and take pleasure in supply
ing them with the best goods obtain.
able. As an instance we mention
Perry u Cameron, prominent drug
gists, of Flushing, Michigan Thoy
say; I'VE have no hesitation in re.
commencing CLamberlain's Cough
RemedG to our customers. as it is
the best cough medicine we have ev-
er sold. aud always gives satisfac
ton For sale at % aud so cents Il
bottle by A. f. Hargrave, druggist.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-01-24
The Sunday Sun
Is the Greatest Sunday Newspa-
per in the World.

commis-ionel's O!Bce,

Tazcw' is. Va Dee ~. iss
The F.d iity ul "a 'c, Ttust nnd S4fgx
Deposit G 'nIany, tr"stse ahd utheis.
sGirg Tor, &c.. CcinpllinGnts,
vs.. y ia Chancosy.
Graham Furnace Couptus, Drfsndqt.t
To The Fidcjity Insurance. Trust and
Safe Deposit Company. trustee; The Vir-
ginia Investment As, ci ,tiup: VirCi.m
Lana Company, ana Virginia Dey' lpmeht
Company and q ufli'r Persons ror-
pOT.tiOus who kold,Is ut fhs ilst
nostgage bonds uf q . GInhang Furnace
Company, and ~ ,tier corporations or
persons holding hsns on iucumhmnece
upon tie lrOi ertt cl gsid Graham Ear
nece Company ahd ihe CIabsul Furnace
Company,
laae sotice That. by virtue Of decree
rSNds srea iu The al iuye styled ctlse pend
inc 49, circuit &, Mt ot Tazcwe Ae9an
ty, in the >-sSl-sL N'igl' "A, = tie
l0th day q fchss7r ~ 49,
tle town ii razeue IS : EE<s.a
state r,ke an accoui $3.50
oup,biancea Che p- 49, = - ~
ant, the GrIhsnn F0sfiS d ~ 2z ~
bill mentioned and It'd s: a =. <. =
! TO whom fue aud any III. 81 s.. ~ 81
tact deemed peitiAent 5y ;;t :.
may be requ sic9 90 alsc q; - .. .E =. <. E
by ny other party 80 sald - -
time and place 3oi.Hre ttti"s |@,zS< ZE
II from ANY et'ses id =, - - II E5
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-01-24
Il Matter of 0oi1jon.

a gentleman was greatly surprised
aod pleased the other day at the re
ply lady gave to. the question: DO
you plant Vick's Seeds Her answer
was' 81 always plant Nick's seeds il.
The front yard, bVt--9vc--gSt cheap
seeds in the back yard Which i know
is . mistake
It pays to plant good seeds, aud
We advise our fneUds who are think
ing of doing anything ia this liuo to
send 10 cents for Vick's Floral Guide
for 1896. This amount may be d, =
Quoted from the first order. James
Vick's Sons, Rochester, f. Y, are
he pioneers in this line.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-01-24
Local IND GENERAL
NEVIS BRIEFS.
Subscribe for The NEws.

Subscribe for the NEws.
Fresh candy every thirty days at
Pohst < Rottmore.
The case OF ire Commonwealth
rs. JAS. Harris was continued.
Judge p W. Strother. of Giles
county, was in the city first of the
week.
We make a speciality of fine to
bacco's. PobSt & Bottimore,
y Hr. G. H Laudon, who has Oeen
on the sick list for some days. is
somewhat improved.
There was larger crowd in town
TueSda; than we have seen here in
Il long time.
A good line of jewelry always in
stock at Pobst & Bottimore's.
From the number of drummers iii
town Tuesday we should think bus.
mess prospects were brighter.
= MessrS. II o Davis, OF Honaker,
and Sac.ne! w ASTON. OF Lebanon.
NSere in town first of the week.
For the best cigar for a nickle
call for ''Eidorado" at PobSt & Bot.
timore'S.
The fifth Of June promises to he
a big day in the history of Taze.
well.
Mr. Matthias Beavers, one of
Tazewell'S old citizens, died nj his
home near North Tazewell, Wed.
uesday night
MesSrs j. w. Hicks, Of Graham.
and w. " French. of PoeahontaS.
were IN attendance on county court
this week
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-01-24
MARVFLOUS RESuLTs

From letter written by Rev. J
Gunderman, of Dimondale, Micn.. we
are permitted to make this extract :
Il have no hesitation in recommend
ing DR.. King New Discovery. as the
results were almost marvellous in the
case Of my wife While was pas.
tor Of the Baptist Church at Rives
Junction size was brought down with
rneamonis sceceeJling La Grippe
Terrible paroxysms of coughing
would last hours with little interrup
ton and it seemed as if she could not
survive them. A friend recommend
ed Or. Kings New Discovery, it was
quick in It's work aud highly satisfac
tory IN results T~ial bottles free
~ a. L. Hargravc's Drug Store
Regular size SOC. ana - .fD.-
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-01-24

Few people know that all plants con-
tain digestive principles. They cannot
absorb their food until Il is digested any
more than animals can. The Mount .eb-
anon Shakers have learned the art ofex-
tracing and utilizing these digestive
principles. and it is fos this reason that
their Shaker Digestive Cordial les meet
ing with such phenomal success in The
Treatment Of dyapeps'a. The Shaker
Digestive Cordial rot only contains
food already digcstea, but Il also con-
taius digestive principles which aic in
the digestion of other foods that may be
eaten with it. A single 10cent sample
bottle VIII be suidienl TO demonstrate
It's value, and we --......asl .1et eve.y
suffering dyspeptic make trial II H..
any druggist can auprly it.
LAH0L is the best medicine for chill
dron Doctors recomhend it in place
of Castor Oil.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-01-24
C1inCh Valley News,
ED. l.. WRIGHT, Publisher

We are now offering the
New York Thrice-a-Week
World and the CLINCH VAL
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-01-24

Mir F.P. Stras. of Roanoke, vs.
IN The city this week. Frank is
jolly good fellow, aud we are alwaS :
glad Go see him.
Mr.. JET Ward left for Louisville.
Ky. Tuesday. to buy a stock Of
goods for The new hardware firm Of
Long and Ward
For Rogers knives, forks tea and
table spoons, butter diShess pickle
stands, salt and peppers, call at
PobSt & Bottimore'S
Mr.. J. d. HARRISON has sold his
interest in the firms of H9rriSSon
Bros & Surface aud NJ 6. Harris
son 4 Co. to aIesSrS. j. s. and A. T..
Gillespie
Owing to change in the firm of
Hankius Bros. and Baylor, ali par
ties indebted to the firm are re
Qpested to come forward and settle
their accC UNITS, as they desire 10
settle up their old business.
The Bluefield Daily Telegraph
has been succeeded hy The New
Daily Telegraph, Shott 81 Lindsay,
editors. We hope it may prosper
and do much for the advancement
of the city in which it is published
Nothing cheap ahont the pianos
and organs sold by Hobbie Music
Co, Roanoke, Va, except the price.
Nothing small, but the payments
None better made than their pianos
aud organs. They show, the largest
stock and variety III the South, at
popular prices and easy payments
Write for particulars.
The Preachers Council. cOmpoS-
ed of all the Methodist preachers in
he Tazewell district will meet at
the Nrihodit church in this town
next +. thursday morning az 10 o clsck
1t is hoped that the public will at
ten } the sessions of the council, as
some very interesting subjects viii
be up for discussion.
For pain in the chest piece of
flannel dampened with Chamberlalp's 5
: Pain Balm aud bound on Over the
-, % e pdr. ard ~ '''ar IN tn
/ h5t1 betneeI. ~-o sf
! 81: pIorp r4-, f,s IS esp. cn3
I .y va.l.D. Ia c. i-a tee riu Is
caused by cot ami tle. is lsra
ercy toward rsapnrais For salo
by A. f Hargsaye, druggist
Il team belonging 10 Mr.. Geo. Crab
tree took fright, near town. last
Friday, and RAN away. The driy
er had the misfortune to have his
arm broken
1t will be an agreeable surprise TO
persons subject to attacks Of bilious
, collie to learn that prompt relief may
be had by taking Cbamberlain's Col.
lie, Cholera aud DiarIhoea Remedy.
In many instances the attack NAV be
prevented By taking this remedy as
soSn as the fret symptoms OF the dis.
ease appear % end so cent bottles
tfor sale by A. i, Hargrave.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-01-24
Brown H0rma0 Comp cOnfeder-
ate Veterans.

Tuesday was qeiie a day in Taze
well, being the dax appointed for a
meeting of the Confederate Veterans.
They met in the Courthors, at = p.
m. aud were callcfto order by Col.
\. j. May, Commander.
1t was agreed to apply to the State
Camp for chatter ard the name
was changed TO the Harman
Camp of Confederate Veterans, with
the following officers;
Col. A j. MAY, Commander; Capt.
Henry Bowen, .Ist Lieutenant Com
manderi Capt. G. A Fudge, 2nd IL
Com; Capt. j. Tynes,3d It CJp 4;
Col. T. p. Bowen, Adjutant; Capt. j.
Fl. Whitley, Qnnt 'rmaster;. Jesse
Bailey, Sergt Afajor; JAS. OK efre,
Treasurer; in j. ii. Giidersleeve,
Eurgeon; j. ~ s. Noal, Chaplain;
JAS. r. Whitman, Officer of the day;
n. w. Kiser, Vidette; L. g. Brooks,
Color Bearer; A. 5 Peery. 1st Color
Guard; c. w Scott.2ud Color Guard.
Executive Committee: Capt. i. J.
Fuller, Maj II r. Henry, Joseph S.
Moss. w. G. Williams, aud Judge =
&. Graham
Col. A. J. May, Capt. II. Bowen
and Maj r II. Henry, we're elected
n committee to select speaker to
deliver an ei'aiiOn at the unveiling
tho monument to Col. w. Il. Brown,
June 5th, 1896.
The treasuer was ordered TO send
au application aud check for a char
Ter to Gait. Thos. Elicit, Adjt. Gen.
Va. State gamp.
Court cay was appointed for the
regular meetings. with right to the
Conman Ter to call meetings at hi-
pleasure
III. T.o-.o.. D1 &auon~uxcn ~n1Ex<-&<
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-01-24

When Baby was sick. We gave her cortoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Cas;toria.
When she became Miss, she olunE % Costor.a.
When she had Children, sho .-s.vo fhorn Castoris.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-20
INSULTING LABoR

Referring to the way Inv which Mr.
Bryan has insultcd railroad employees
by telling them to wear their Mckinley
buttons, lf they must, and then to vote
for free silver. the Philadelphia Record
says the popocratic candidate little un-
dcrstnnds the railroad men Of the coun-
try when hn imagines that they would
submit to coercion aud have the unman-
illness to wear the badges of scrvitudc
"IIc will find" says that paper, that
they need no prompting to resent this
insult to their manhood. The railroad
men will vote against free silver coinage
because. as Mr.. Bryan himself has told
them. It would reduce the purchasing
power of the gold standard of money
under which they are now paid their
wages. This is the kind of coercion to
which they are submitting-thr coercion
of enlightened sclf-interest and the sense
of duty to themselves, their families,
their nrighbors and their country" 1t
is not alone railroad men who have
been thus mSultCd by Mr.. Bryan In inn
plying that they were playing the part
of towards and hypocritcs, He has
talked in this way to employees in mills
and factories. telling them Ivy insinua-
ton that they were being intimidatcd
by their employers and then assuring
them that they had protection under the
secret ballot. Mr.. Bryan evidently
thinks that the majority of workingmen
have no manlinesS as he certainly must
believe, Judging from the nature of his
haranCucs. that they have little intelll-
gencC and integrity. Doubtless there
are some worltingmcn who are amcnable
TO the charge of political cowardice. but
the number of such cannot be large.
We believe the great majority of those
who make known their political afiilia-
ton arc honorable and conscientious
men. who would not practice deception
and play the hypocrite in such an eX-
igcncy ms now confronts the country.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-20
WHAT THE AMENDMENT MEANS.

The farmers Of Douglas county are opposed
TO the proposed amendment to the state
constitution permitting metropolitan city
of the first class to merge the govern
ment of the city and county into one by
majority vote of the city and a majority vote
Of the county lying outside. And they ask
the farmers Of the state and all other fair
minded voters TO vote down the amendment.
They are right II should be voted down
or course 1t will be argued that the amend
mont Is simply permissve. that the law can
not become operative without majority
vote OF the outlying precincts. Even so;
but these permissive laws are sometimes
very dangerous We all know the power OF
money in matters of this kind. Surprising
Omaha desires TO have the farmers OF
Douglas county help pay her heavy city
taxes. the vote on the proposition in the
country precincts would not be at all
certain under the immense pressure that
would he brought in to bear upon the voters.
Antelope Tribune.
The farmers of Douglas county who
have arrayed themselves against the
proposed amendment either do not I'M
derstnnd its scope or have been misled
by designing demagogucs.
The proposed amendment does not
contemplate or authorize the extension
OF the city limits of Omaha. That can
be done by the legislature at any time
without any constitutional amendment
with or without the consent of the farm
ers of Douglas county. To merge the
governments of the county and city IN
whole or in part does not mean tho
| swallowing up of the county and the
annexation of country farms for city
taxation.
The purpose of the proposed amend
ment is TO decrease the taxes of the
farmers and not 10 increase them. 1t
simply authorizes the doing away with
duplicate city and county officers whose
services can be better performed by one
set of men. In that case the city would
share the expense of offices, such as the
county treasurer. county auditor, county
surveyor and so forth. now supported
wholly out of county taxes. What Is
there wrong about this? Where is the
injustice or the possibility of increased
taxation for the farmers?
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-20

The consistent Brynuitc has at last
been uncovered. He is a populist in
this city .wlto has voted at five prcsi-
dental elections without having voted
for a single successful candidate He
voted for Cooper in 1876, for Weaver
in 1880, for Butler in 1891, for Strcator
in 1SSS andtfor Weaver again in 1892,
He always voted for the candidate who
stood for cheap moncy-thc cheaper the
better. So long as there was n paper
fiat candidate he voted FOR him and he
proposes to vote for the silver fiat can
didate this year, simply because there
is no paper money competitor In the
race. Bryan has reason to feel proud
that he is the reSiduary legatee of all
the inflationists, grcenbackcrs, fiatsts
and cheap money men who have gone
before him.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-20
FIGuRNG ON CnNGhESS

The silver men have made the claim
that they will have 100 members of the
next house of representatives. There
are 35T representatives TO be elected,
so that If the free silver men should get
the number they profess To believe they
will their majority in the house of
the Fifty-fifth congress will be 23.
1t is perfectly obvious. however, that
their claim is based entirely on con
lecture and is not the result of n can
yass. That this is so will be apparent
from an examination of some of the
estimates.
1t is claimed that four free silver
representatives will be elected in Iowa,
while 1t Is strongly probable that the
republicans will elect every member of
the delegation from that state. Ne
braska Is set down TO elect four free
this state will send a full republican
delegation and II is absolutely certain
that II will not choose four free silver
representatives. Eight members are
claimed from Illinois. whereas the prob
ability Is that the delegation from that
state will be nearly or quite solid for
sound money. An even more absurd
claim Is that Indiana will choose ten
free silver men, there being no doubt
whatever that II majority of the thirteen
representatives from that state will he
for sound money. The most preposter-
Gus assumption Is that Missouri will
elect fourteen free silver men. leaving
only one of the delegation for sound
money. 1t Is certain that the
three republican candidates in the
ST. Louis districts will be elected
and the chances are consid-
cred good for several other republican
candidates who are not for silver. Nine
silver men are claimed from Kentucky.
but 1t Is almost certain that majority
OF the representatives from that state
will be against free silver. New York
is set down for five free silver men, but
1t Is entirely safe TO say that not one
will be elected. There may be five
democrats elected In that state, but
they will not be for free silver There
are other absurd claims, but those
noted will suffice to show that the esti-
mate is pure conjecture. except so far
as relates to some OF the southern
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-20

Every citizen of Nebraska is liable to
be interested in litigation before the
supreme court at Lincoln. All who are
so Interested desire that their eases
shall be reached and tried without I'M
necessary delay. AS Mt present consti-
tuted, the court is powerless to acceler-
ate the dispatch of routine business.
The unfortunate state of arrears can
only be remedied by an increase in the
number of judges as provided by the
amendment to the constitution which
will come before the voters at the COM
ing election.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-20

states. From the best point of view
for the silver men they are not likely
to have more than 13A representatives
in the Fifty.ffth congress, leaving 222
sound money men, or majority of 81.
The estimate made n short time ago by
the republican congressional committee
does not make the majority so large
as that, but the situation has very ma
terially improved since that estimate
was issued.
The election of sound money con.
grcSs is no less important than the
election of sound money president.
The country needs both in order to re.
move all uncertainty and effect com
plctc restoration of confidence 1t
should he kept In mind that sound
money congress could not prevent the
country going to a silver basis If Bryan
were elected. 1t is within the au-
thority of the president to pay the obli-
cations of the government and redeem
its paper currency with silver and
Mr.. Bryan has proclaimed that he will
do this If he is elected. This would
bring us at once To the silver basis and
cause gold to disappear just as effect
unlly as il there was free coinage legis-
lation. On the other hand, the election
of Mckinley and n free silver congress.
while II would avert the danger of
going tu a silver basis, would not put
a stop to the free silver agitation.
which is essential 10 n full recovery of
financial and business confidence.
Every supporter of the existing none
tary standard should therefore labor
us zealously for the election of sound
money representatives rs for the sue
cess of the republican presidential
tick of
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-20

pensation of judges of the supreme and
district courts should receive the careful
consideration of the voters of Nebraska.
The judiciary i'm this state has been, with
exceptions, an able one in spite of the
fact that the, salaries paid have not
been large enough to attract the best
known men in the legal profession to the
bench. Would not the average be con
siderably raised if lawyers of emincncc
could have it made worth their while to
accept this exalted office?
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1896-10-20
LOOKING AHEAD.
Washington star.

Washington star
I'm glad ter see election day so mighty clus
at hand:
I'm yearnin' fur another style of music in
the land:
| wanter hear, instead of all this brass
band an this boom,
The slghln' of the engine an the buzzin' OF
the loom.
/ wanter pick the paper up when go home
Mt night,
An read on every page the news tibet bus'-
ness is all right
An stead o. totln torches where the poll
ticlans meet
/ wanter see men carryin' dinner pals
along the street.
An ez fur campaign buttons. / am eager
fur ter note
Less lavish decorations and a better style
OF coat.
I've been long time hopin but / keep a
hopin' still
Thet Wen make the orators shut down an
open up the mill.