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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-03
BAYLOR & HARTMAN.

The Mnll Lamb Republicans of
Richmond, 1t is believed, have red.
soh to think that Congressman JAS.
A. Walker tx opposed to Colonel
Lamb for State chairman, aud IL
Ia said Gen. Walker will oppose the
re- election Of Lamb at the State
convention in S'nuntOn mex. month.
MI Joshua Sexton has returned
to Tazswall after attending medi-
cal lectures at Vitnlcrnh. Uuiyyr
sity. Nashville, Tom, ihr. tin pAst
six months. and his many frieads
here ex'rpirh him a hearty vel
come. VIZ unders .rui tia, Mr..
Sexton sIoud secorA - his clasa,
which proves that h Ina wO,krd
hard during the ufet ses>ior,
though it seems L. laws agreed
with him, aS lie is lool.ias r~marka.
bly we'll.
The man who eats bec3usc he Is hun
cry is, thus far, on level with the
brutes. The man who stops eating the
moment his hunger is appeassd is the
wise man. Nature needs no more food
than she calls for. Continued excess
bring about indigestion or dyspepsia,
with loss of flesh, strength, sleep, am
bition and mental power, and Nm accu-
initiation of aches, pains and many
dangerous local maladios.
The stomach haw cah do nothing
alone. We must appeal to some artifi-
cially digested food which can also di-
gest other foods That Is to say. we must
use the Shaker Digestive Cordial. The
effect is prompt and cheering. The
carotiic pail and distress teaSes. ZAP.
petite presently reyiyes. Flesh 4pd vigor
gradually come back, and the sufferer
RECEIVERS. But he must be careful in
future. A trial bottle for 10 cents.
,AXOL Is the best medicine for chill
dren. Doctors recommend it in place
of Castor Oil.
The Richmond State celebrated
it's 20ti birthday RECENTLY. Tie
State liz one of our tIiBst welcome
exchanges, aud during the years
that have passed since it first came
under our observation it had stead
ily improved until IL is now one of
the best papers in tliis Old Domln
lou. May it continue in tue future.
as in the past, not only first class
newspaper. but one of the truest
exponents of Democracy in the
State.
The NEWS will hereafter dpbear
as All all home print, and we l,opS
that our readers will al|preciatt tile
change. 1t is our desire to give
the, people a good paper and We
will spare no effort to make il one
of tue best IN Southwest Virginia.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-03
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You will and a true friend in
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you will not be disagreeably remind
ed of tho fact by gripping and agonlz
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drastic drugs forine " 30 extensively
employed. Every ingredient used
in Hoods fills is selected With care.
They will Break up a cold, prevent
the grip. and are eapecinlly valuable
to regulate the liver. fl,es cure sick
headache and indigestion.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-03

II Il. Douglas, the man arrested
for committing the murder on Rich
nontain the lat or February, ID
making "a fight ngaipkt beIng
brought bnck to Tazeatll. DsteS.
tive Baldwin and Mr. Hagey left
Tuesday, for North Cnrsliua, and
thvre In hardly u donbt nv I'd big be-
ing landed IN the Tazrwell Jail lie.
fore lie is many days older.
The following 0flicsra were cleo.
ted Sunday morning to aervo for
the ensuing yenr. ut the Presbyte-
rian Sunday School: Superintsnd !.
.ent, j. II Stuatt, Assistant, Super
iiltendePt. j. W., Ci,apnHn; Secre
tary and Treasnrer,. Henry Preston;
Organist, Miss Ella Bowen; Assist,
ant Organist, Miss Alice Alpsandef.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-03
SUNDAYS STORM.

The past week has been one of the
etormiest that has ever visited this
county. The wind and rain Satur.
day niglAts@nd Sunday was something
terriffie;in threatening to destroy
everything that came in its WHY.
While no damage was dome in town,
we hear that a great deal of property
was destroyed in the West end IF the
county. Especially was this the case
in the Cove and lower Part OF
Thompson Valley. -.
In the former location fences were
blown down, sugar orchards dAstray
ed, barns acd other out houses were
blown away aa chaff .before the storm
king. In fAo.npson Valley several
houses and barns we're blown down al
also a'great deal OF fencing
All the small rivulets were turned
into regular torrents throughout the
county and some parts OF the eoun
ty were inaccessible for several dave
owing to the high waters.
The trains on the N. & W. were
delayed for. several days, no trains
going through at alI.anesday. AL
Pounding Mill a; slide $50 feet long
blocked the road, while Big Bull tun
mel, near Virginia City, was in. The
above is the same tunnel which caus
ed so much trouble a few years ago
The damage to the railroad company
is considerable, but at this time nc
estimate NIB to the loss can be made
On Elkhorn the damage was much
greater than in I'azewell county.
Trestles and bridges as we'll as the
beds of the road vas washed out, and
trains were ahnullsd for. some
days.
There we're Ave persons drowned
In Russell county. saud also four. and
perhaps morsi !. near Bristol. TIE
storm was very severe along the
main line OF the N. & W. as we'll as
along the extensionin this Immediate
section.
The s. A. Il Of Il, h. suspeudetl
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-03
%Ssa baby was sick. wo save her c...or.A.
when che was CAild. she eriod for casstosis.
whea she became Niss. sho chung to cas.oria.
whsn sho had Children. she gave them CAstoriA

Mr.. Jamsig BustOn and bride re.
turned last week from their we'd
ding tour, and now Jamsie is ad-
vising his bachelor friends. to get
married.
We understand that the town
will build a new reservoir during the
coming summer. This is one of the
things that is badly needed in onr
town, and we hope the hew council
will have this work commenced i'm.
mediAteIy after tbs election.
Those who are looking for bar:
gains in organs which have been
slightly used, but hfg good as new,
had better write to Hobbie Piano
Co., Roanoke, Va, at once. They
have big stock on hand OF nearly
all standard makes, such as Mason
4 Hamlip, Estey, Palace and iiiany
others.
Mrs. Emile Low was'hB from Cedar
Bluff last week attending the ser.
vices at thd Episcopal church.. Mrs.
Lbw Ia very popular id Tazewell,
and her many friends regret that
she III rde sucli short visit:
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-03

traffic for several days owing to thm.
age sustained by the ''fi6od; and the
depot at Gate City was struck by
lightning and burned down.
The storm which created so much
havoc throughout Southwest Vii
ginia was only reminder Of the tor
made that swept through-s.t6e. West,
destroying life and property On Sun.
day last .-,,r::
: iii the rivers in the zst were
Higher than they have bernt.iayears s,
and foods were the order Of The
day, -
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-03

Keysville, Charlotte county, $4,000
for the destruction OF their building
Nv federal tr1aps 1pi 1864, and Rsp
resentntive Otey introduced a bill
to establish term of the District
and Circuit Courts at Roanoke.
Tho ladies of tbs Baptist churcI,
will have an Apron Bazaar in the
Dodd hotel building, commencing
April 9th. They will have a great
display of apfdi! in..all styles and
prices. from u very cheap one to
hand painted. These sistsfA do.
serve your patronage. Don't fail
to go and see and my some Of their
aprons. They will have some pref
ty young ladies' to wait OIL you.
All last winter Mr.. Geo. A. Mills,
of Lebanon, Conn, was badly affiict
ed with rheumatism. At times lie
wds 30 severe that he could moi
stand UP straight. but was drawn
over on one side. 81 tried different
REMEDIES without receiving relief
he says, until about six months ago
I bought bottle of Chamberlain
Pain Balth After using it for three,
days my rheumatism was gone and
has not returned slnce. For sdle by
A. II. Hargrave, Druggists.
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Local AsacD GEN$R.AL
NEWS BRIEFS.


newspaper Without funds. We
would request all who. know
themselves to be Indebted to the
News for a Years subscription
from the LIST of February 1896
to please send us one dollar for
same, which will be very much
appreciated
Best cssaI is Southern Crack, Mt
Ro1sss. -.
|OsaMiG jeff Gillispie visited Bluefeld
Sunday last. -.
Fresh candies always on hand ut
Rebsts., - d, -
,Now'is the tune to subscribe for
tie NEWS. 49, :.
r.; Miss Mamie Tynes is visiting
Miss Coiiliag'at Graham. = :.
Rev. w. W. Ruff viii preach ii
l BasgsiSs Garden Sunday.
!. Pearl studs at Pohst. Call and
see them, they are cheap.
!. DIR. JAS. O'Kseffe left Tuesday
evening for welch, w. Va.
+ DIR. o.. w. GFssysf. of Graham,
was in town during the week.
= Mr.. NJ. Gibhon, of Pocahon .as,
was ID town several d,,ys this week.
Your attention is called to the
advertisement of the News on tue
first page
H. w. Pobst has the best chew.
ing tobacco in town-Reynolds'
Level Best.
The Tazewell Hardware Co i.
headquarters for all kinds OF build
er's hardware.
MT. Barns Gillespie has returned
from Marion where he went OH
legal business.
Ifyou want the best steel pen
buy L. Isaac, ut Pobst. Two dozen
for 90 cents.
Mr.. A. b. Buchanon and family,
Of Benbow, hhpht several days in
town this week.
Rev. d. w. Austin, of Bluefeld.
preached at the Christian church
Sunday morning.
The "Jewel" stove la dahdy. 1t
is guaranteed to bake by the Tazs
well Hardware Co.
Mr. j. b Hawkins, travelling
salesman for Lynchburg concern,
is Visiting his parents this week.
HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills,
Biliousncss, indigestion, Headache.
A pleasant laxative. All Druggists.
Bring your job Work to the
NEWS office. We are prepared to
do first class work OF short notice.
Mr.. Oscar Mccall, we are glad to
report, is now out of danger, mncl,
to the delightof. his many friends.
w. T. Written & CO., have had IL
hew stile pli!cea in front of their
store for the benefit of their Gus.
temers.
= Mr. Lewis Britain returned last
week ffem .Ha,npden Sidney, where
he has been attending Hampden
Sidney College.
The latest thing in tho way of
sleeve buttons is tile silver links. by
far The best assortment ever in
town, at Pobst.
Mr.. j. Y. Crawford, who has been
spending several days in town with
his family. returned to Pocahontas
Tuesday evening.
Mac Jones gave one of bis otitef
tainments at the Town Hall Wed
nesday night There was but a
small crowd in attendance.
When baby was sick. wo gave her cas.oriA
When rhe was Chiid. she cried for clstotis.
whea she became Mis-. sho chung to c.s.oria.
when sho had Children. she e.hem oa..osiA
Mr.. Jamsig Buston aud bride re-
turned last week from. their we'd
ding tour, and now Jamsie is adj
vising his bachelor friends. to get
married.
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-04-03

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-06
A NAVAL SURPRISE.
lieut.. Com. Sturdy Courtmarshaled and De.
tached from Ship on Asiatic Station.

Boston, May 5.-Lieutenant Com
nander Francis II. Delano u. S. N.
Executive officer of the receiving ship
Wabash,a AT the Charlestown navy yard,
received orders from the navy depart
ment. today. detaching him from his
present post and ordering him to pro-
,eed to the Asiatic station and report
hip Olympia.
Lieutenant Commander Z. W. Sturdy,
who has been executive officer of the
olympia, has been tried by a general
court martial and sentenced to two
years suspension and the loss of 10
numbers in grade. and was promptly
detached from, the ship and ordered to
'eturn to the United States.
1t was all done by the order of Acting
Rear Admiral F. V. McNair, COM
nanderin-ch of the squadron. 1t is
customary in times of peace for orders
IF commissioned officers to come from
the navy department. The charges
against Mr.. Sturdy are not known.
even it is said, by the navy depart
nent.
Lieutenant Commander Sturdy is
very well-known. particularly in New
England. He is regarded as an excel
lent navigator. but made many enem-
les, it is said, among the officers and
men, by his arbitrary methods towards
those under him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-06
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The government has begun building
a temporary lighthouse on Negro
island. Camden. preparatory to tear
ing down the old one and building n
new structure
The first Republican caucus of the
Androscoggin county campaign was
held at Auburn. Tuesday night. Dele
gates We're elected to the county con-
vention instructed for &. j. Hill for
sheriff.
AT the annual meeting of the directors
of the Maine Society for the Protection
of Animals, in Portland. the following Of
tlcers We're chosen: President. Hon
Stanley T. Pullen. OF Portland: vice pres
idents. Mrs. L. d. NJ. Sweat. of Portland,
John Ware of Waterville. Joseph r.
Snow of Bangor: Charles b. Heselton, of
Belfast, Frank l.. Dingley. of Lewiston;
recording secretary. DIR. II. C. Vaughn, of
Portland: corresponding secretary Mrs
;. T: Pullen. of Portland: treasurer Ed
ward Woodman. of Portland: agent
Eben n. Perry. of Portland: attorneys
Edward Woodman and Wilford G. Chap
nan. of Portland; veterinary surgeons
frederick w: Huntington. of Deering and
William s. Lord. of Portland; finance
and auditing committee. Hon. William W
Thomas, Edward II. Davis and Edward
W oodman,of Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-06

visit.-D. NJ. Mcfarland has been
painting his house.-Mrs. David
T'witchell has returned to her horne in
Freedom.-Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Hamlin-
ton. son and daughter. went to Lowell,
Mass. Tuesday. and will make their
home there in the future. They are
kind neighbors and we one and all re-
sret to have them leave-The High
school in the Nose district closed, May
|. after a most profitable term of 10
weeks, taught by Mr.. Pattee. Mr.. Pat
tee is an old and thorough teacher and
labored hard to advance the interests
of his pupils 1t is needless to say that
his efforts We're crowned with success.
at Whites Corner COM
menced. May 4. under the instruction
of Miss Rowell.-One day recently,
three horses had to be rolled out of a
quagmire near c. H. Talbot's-Cs.A.
Wing has been made happy by the
birth of a boy.-Fred Stowe and Wal
ter Norton We're guests of A. F. Plume
mer. Sunday.-Elbridge Griffin is build-s
ing carriage house.
TROY.
Rev. Nr. Burril. the new minister.
preached his second sermon at the church.
sunday. 1t was an able and helpful dis-
course. ana We feei that ne VIII do good
work among the people here. A Sunday
school was organized at the close of the
services. with Mr. A. c. Myrick as super
intendent.-Sunday schools We're organ-
lied at Buck Hill. Troy Center and
Green's Corner. Sunday.-Miss Grace
Rogers commenced a term of school at
Detroit village, Monday. Miss Inez
Batchelder teaches at the corner Lulu
Harding at Rogers corner. Faustna
hitaker at Gerish corner and Georgia
Tyler at Green's corner.-Mrs. Mile
Piper. who was SO badly burned at the
tire in DiXmont. was brought to her
fathers. Saturday. Her burns are doing
as well as could be eXpected.-Miss Lizzie
Rhoades has gone to the Lewiston hos
pital for trealment.-Mrs. Helen Hunter
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Daniel Shaw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-06
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from the North. East.
South and West.

Mckinley delegates were elected.
Monday, in the 9Th and 10th Missouri,
9Th California. 22d Illinois. and 18th
Illinois districts.
During thunder storm. Tuesday
afternoon. five houses at Newburyport
Mass, were struck by lightning and
considerably damaged. Three Electric
cars and several fire alarm tappers
were burned out
The Columbus Packing Co. a dressed
meat concern of Columbus. Ohio. made
an assignment. Tuesday No statement
is made of the assets and liabilit les.
but the assets must be in the neigh
borhood of 100000.
Carl n. Bretton's store in Westmore-
land, n. H.. south village. was broken
into. Monday night, and $3.50 in cash
stolen. The break is believed 20 have
been made by the same person who
operated at Putney. Vt
Overtures from the bosses to the
striking journeymen carpenters at
Newark. n. j.. to accept $3.50 and s. 25
per day for first and second class work.
instead of uniform scale of S215 we're
refused. Tuesday About 1l00 men are
|out
Patents have been granted to An
drew j. and j. B. Haskell of Waterford.
on a gage: and to Charles p. Lawrence,
Norway, two patents. lasting machine
and puliing-over machine. for boots
and shoes.
1t is reported that the hosiery mill at
Danielsonville. CT. managed by Will
son Bros, which shut down for a few
weeks temporarily. viii not start be-
fore July l. possibly not until fall.
Seventyfive hands are thrown out of
work and are seeking positions else
where.
a gang of three burglars visited
Nashua, n. H.. at an early hour. Tues
day. and created q decided sensation.
They hroke into Arthur Gauthiers $
store. G. II. Parker's laundry. Where
they got S25. j. w. Clark's store, secur-
ing $12, and were fired at II times by
the police as they were escaping. No
one was hurt or captured
Signor Colombo, minister of the treas
ury. made a financial statement. Tues
day. in which he said the situation was
satisfactory. He added that the bud
get UciiClt vi loJO-Jt, dtitOCfltluss W h
000, 900 lire. would be readily covered by
a slight increase in revenue. The state
ment made a favorable impression in
the Chamber of Dupties. Everybody
recognized that the improvement in ma
tional finances. was due to eX-Minis
ter Sonnino. whom a number of dupties
congratulated.
a special from Cleveland, o.. says:
When Mark Hanna was asked his opin-
ion of the interviews published from
ex-senator Platt, Joseph Manley and
Gen. Ciarkson. Monday. he said that
Senator Platt was getting mad and
thought his choleric disposition would
help McKinley's cause. 1t is understood
that a conference is to be held at Chi
caSo, the latter part of this week, with
a view of throwing the Mckinley in
fiuence to some available Eastern man
for the Vice Presidency. Who this
man shall be is matter of conjecture
The name of Quay has been mentioned
but is not favorably received at Mr..
Hannas office. If an available man
can be found east of Pennsylvania he
Will suit all the better
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-06
Piscataquis.



The Guilford base ball club played
their first game of the season, Saturday.
on the home grounds with the Foxcroft
Academy team as opponents. The
Giuilfods We're badly beaten to the tune
os Il to S. This is the first time the
Guilfords have been together this sea-
son. They tried new man at second
and he alone succeeded in piling up IL
errors. the most of them easy chances,
Witham the Guilford pitcher struck
out nine nen-Jas. Crockett of Park
man. was arraigned, Saturday. before
Trial Justice !. ID. Brown for assault
and battery on the person of Ethel
bert Buzzeli of Parkman, Crockett
vas fined 81 and costs amounting to
some SIS which he paid and went home
a wiser mani. S. Williams appeared
for the State: Henry Hudson for de-
fendant.-The village schools close this
week for the summer vacation. The
graduating exercises will occur. Thurs
day evening. of this week, at Guilford
hall-Supervisor of Schools ]. d. Will
liams has placed an order for n $50
pound bell with the McShane Bell
Foundry of Baltimore. NJ. D. The bell
VIII be placed in the helfry of the High
school building. The funds to purchase
the bell We're raised by the students of
the SCHOOL,. S. Williams. Esq, was
in Boston few days recently.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-06
CUBAN WAR NEWS.



Havana, May 5.-Two rebel bands at
tackled the town Of Guanojay, but We're
repulsed with heavy loss.
Heavy firing has been heard near
Cabanas, but no details Of the fighting
at that place are received.
Colonel Tort reports that his COM
mand had an engagement with rebels
under Agramonte near San Nicolas,
province OF Havana The rebels lost
seven killed, and the troops lost n sur
geon and one private wounded.
Rebels attacked the towns OF Ran
cl.ue.o. I1speranza and Vega Alta. but
were rcpulsed.
Colonel Delgado reports that he cap
turod a reoel camp near ROdas, Diren-
fuegos district. Ten rebels were killed
and one captured. The troops lost one
killed
The Insurgents tried to destroy with
dynamite the tracks, bridges and cul-
verts of the railway between MatanZas
and Havana.
Fires are reported from different
sections of the island. Buildings. etc,
on nany farms and estates. especially
near QuiN!can. province of Havana,
have been destroyed
The trial of the men captured on the
schooner Competitor, which was land
ing filibustering expedition when
seized by 4 Spanish warship. is believed
to have resulted in the acquittal of
part of the prisoners. The others were
sentenced to be shot. The prisoners
are still 'incomunicado.'
i'r. Jose Manuel belgrade, almost
killed by Spanish troops. has recovered
from the effects Of his injuries. He will
sail, Saturday. for the United States.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-06

pitcher Long of the Lewistons is at
home. but Judging by Saturdays work
be required at the front.
One Bangor man has bet $25 even money
that Bangor wins half the games in this
series away from home
Hunt. the new umpire. is about as
large as q base ball bat. but has a voice
as loud as the bell of Moscow.
Drinkwater, who pitched for the Ban
gors last season is now with the Mont
gomerysi of the Southern league.
The directors of the Louisville base bali
club have decided to redease Manager
McClosltey. Captain O'Brien will have
charge of the team until a new manager
is elected.
Bangor Commercially: Everybody agrees
that with good pitchers Augusta would
make any team in the league hustle
Neither of the other clubs can boast of
as MANI promising young players.
Bangor Commercials: They all say that
Pickett of Augusta is out for some fine
work. this year. Butler. the An
| gusta catcher, is in superb condition. and
is doing some grand throwing to bases.
| Some people have insinuated that Henry
l.eZotte was not an efficient umDire last
year. This is hardly right. He made err
rors Of Judgment, all men do that, but as
rule Ills decisions were pretty near @ X.
Hanger News. Oh. Heavens -.
Present indications surely give the i'm
prsssloh mat Augusta and Lewiston hay
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-05-06

Mr.. q. Caillouette. Druggist, Beavers
vile. ILL.,. says: ITO DIR. Kings New
Discovery l owe my life Was taken
with La Grippe and tried all the physi-
clans for miles about. but of no avail
ana was given up and told could not
live. Having DIR. Kings New Discovery
IN my store / sent for a bottle and be-
gan It's use and from the first dose be-
gan to get better. and after using
three bottles was up and about again,
1t Is worth it's weight in gold. We
won't keep store or house without il :"
Get free trial at Chas X Partridge's q
drug store. aug26dm. w&ftf folrm