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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-06
STORE WANTED.

WANTED TO HIRE-Part Of a small store
with window, suitable for matchmaker and
engraver. Address Watch, 270 Pine street:
my3l-6t
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-06

FOR SALE-l0 per cent. paying property;
centrally located, and per cent Rhode Island
House street. 1el-bt
VOR BALE-Tsn-room pouss. IW Burnett
street. Apply TO u. Russell Brown.
FOX sALE-Nins- room cottage AZ Oak
land Beach. Apply - J. u Randall Oak
land Reach avenue nov%W
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-06-06
WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENT6-Unparnllelod money maker
article; immense seller overy where; no com-
petition large, satisfactory profit: descrip-
tive circular mailed. Harrison Novelty, sS7
Broadway, Now York city. jes-6t 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
-,,.,e ,-nopsrvc THE TICKET

r.. peribtcan club ~ the XXIITd Assembly
met, ra., ntshr ratiA4d The nominees 81 tho Re-
.,,,tr-,~ S.,,e ticke' About one hundred uere
,,essr. a, the meeting IN he clubrooms a. One
hundred an -twenty-f ourth-st and Coumhus-ave
r,1ius VI Naver president Of ~" orsanHatian. VINO
c.,s q, delegate ~ thu convention at Saratoga
made tho chief address telling Of the work Of the
,r,or,Ion and how the whole state vas unani-
,,,,s for Roosevelt Judge Lansing. OF the circuit
C.,,ir, Of Nebraska told ~ Colonel Roosevelt and
s.td that ~ vas hue 70 his work before and during
..,,or that the late vas nor failure NJ
Nt,t,eo another delegate. and State Senator Ford
also spoke -,,..
roe Per,lblicar club ~ he XXNIIth Assembly
District held rousing meeting last night AZ US
baadou,rters No liI broadway. al which the
rorinations - Theodore Roosevelt for Governor
and Timothy + woodruff for OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
uera enthusiastically Endorsed The veteran Zou,
oyae Band ! g Tracey, drum major lurnisn ne
nuei- Iohn \ smith vas The chairman on me
meeting I'm siirrtng speech ne called 3t,en,lon
80 tna ,.-ues ~ the campaign Patrick A, Ryan o.
,,,,,., r,vid Hilton ~ oregon, j Nh o.
- I,"e,c- TN ana city Magistrate Joseph NJ.
I.rli o.ara the other speakers Of the evening
The Republican Union If the hAHIllt E Assem
va Distrirt met last night AZ No. 2b East Elgnty.
,.byyrtet ma formally Endorsed the nomination or
Ccione Roosevelt for Governor az well a. ne ga
.,r. ~ the Republican ticket W [ Hecnt the
nrcsiden,. Henry Guttmann John n Gnnnei
tnIin Donlin Joseph ! Nentel ana otners ndue
.r'me'h,s The Union decided IN taEH an so'Ne
nan IN tho campaign
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30

appointment ~ Democratic Campaign Com
nittee and himself assumed the ohairmanfhip
This committee has been At work for month
in the hoffman House IN NAw-York II may
reasonably be suspected nou that MoCarren
has been much more eager - bring about me
nomination Of Augustus Van WICK for Gov
ernor than he has been industrious IN pushing
campaign work
HILLS PLEDGE OF LOYALTY
Ex-senator Hfl gave rut this statement -
night
7 originally Doubted the 1isdom ~ taking
candidate from New York CITY. and person
ally should have preferred that some one Of the
excellent gentlemen whose names we're pro1i-
nentlv mentioned residing in the country por-
ton Of the state should have received the NOM
nation But in conference with leading DEM
ncrats majority thought otherwise. ana
Welded nv personal views aft fun eno
frank discussion As whole. tho ticker Is sat
tsfac-orv ] have known Judge Van WICK FOR
many Years and regard him as an able turist
and know him 80 he good Democrat ana fna'
he would make an excellent Governor The rest
Of the ticket is composed entirely ~ upstate
mon aocArtshlA 70 every Democrat and could
hardly he improved The Convention vas har-
rnonious the rlatform is safe conservative and
timely and the organization of the state Com
r1ittAA this dav perfected is very agreeable 20
me- shall give the entire ticket nv 7holA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
rrprprrcAvs on The TICKET

Penvhlcans about tho FIFTH Avenue Hotel las'
Avenlrg we're inclined ~ ne THANKFUL and juollan'
ovsr What they called the mistakes ~ the SNra-
cuse Convention They declared thaf me Demo
cratic Platform would divide the Democratic "0'ers
.rd eaid that the aid not believe Ne Democratic
,ioke, would be received Nth any enthusiasm ~
rAroocratt- voters nov under The rule o. croker ana
NrIaugnnn Rural Democrats. 81 va said "oNid
not take kindly 20 the plan Of eXtendinF lammahF
influence - The state car tai Senator Paw az
.re,,l, vas - well satisfied b. NJ work AZ SYRIA
cuse as he had been pleased With the Volk a. sara
,oea. but he declined TO make any comments on
N. Democratic platform and ticket last evening
Chairman Oden. Of the State Commi"ee SIMPLY
eaid The Democratic ticket is one We can oeaf
rob, SABINE Smith SAID Justice Van Wvck 's
respectable candidate who 's 7ot known outside
:. ,-1u,yorL Cit.. and the country Democrats uil
not much care 70 place PM an ol-i[g ~ A''"''
VI" w I,dge Hawes said 7 40 not believe me Dem
ocratlc ticket viii arouse eh'hnf'7s"' INV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
r1TrIrG RFFOPF FOREST FTFFS.
SERIOUS HAFM FEAPFr From THE tNss ~ I'M
prP IN COLORADO MOUNTAINS

,s.ho Earrings Col Sept 2a-Foresf fires burn
, ~ the ives, side # the Divide are hevond con
,rol and PEOPLE said - he heNlns TOT NEW
,,os How MANY II any have perished cannot be
,,, az there T. m way ~ getting direct IN
.,,a,,or AZ this tine A light breeze gives the
-. sea ~ hre a new impetus, and onward "
o., burning everything before H. with no chance
~ saving live stock or propertN Catue are known
-. - rerisbine and bear and deer and other via
animals are running 10 the east size OF inc DVipe
80 dam.9e will be tremendous The timber
,ossos amount 70 more than money considerations
rh.so forests cover the headwaters of mountain
- .hsrc the SHOWS are retained for many
-, uroro such sources the streams have been
,. oarr,,,np 2 volume Of water SUFFICIENT 70 irG-
,,n mos, ~ the lands NJ the state of the DVidr.
u,,b the dissppearance Of the 'mbNr we no" ~
the streams viii be lessened
.rhare seems 20 be a settled opinion among the
ranchers that the forest hres were s-a''u ~ .uo
I-,. Ird,are with malicious intent They say the
t.,,,. Enactment Of the Indians and their return
80 ~. r4servstion more than wear ago because
80 tbn,r slaughter ~ game. MADE then pl''"r
against the whites ...A oo,or r,o., ~ ,b.
ror,p,iest part Of the state and extend through
H. counties % Routt, Rio Blanco: crane Lsrlme'
Garheld Eagle PitKin ana SUNNI ~ Forest fires arr.
irp ~ an alarming extent in this section Hun
dreds of farmers are 6y homes and other 61idngs
W. heen destroyed and many persons seriousIV
hurrod Only 4 heavy fall Of rain VIII prevent
serious WTEnHAanolis SEP, "a Cumberland. wis DIS
s,rh GAYS Forest fires are raging on tnree SECS
If the city and there is heaNy INV re citu
me SUI IA aimena are surrounded and the latter
has ttephoned here for hep STAINS ,nat n ~
is already on hre Inc mils Il, stsnHnded Every
rrsCsiition is beng taken 10 save the CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
TPO0pS To OTELL ILLINOIS AiNtfS.

GOVERNOR TANHER ORDERS BATTERY AND
TWO COMPANIES To PANA
srringNsld N Sept Ex-Governor Tanner was
called NJ by telephone this afternoon by snerin
Colhurn OF Pana who said ne had no control on
the striking miners and feared that there would De
an outbreak within short time ana mat 'o'S u
rfA would follow He had exhausted all MS re-
,-.ss ard asked that State troops be sent Gov
ernor Tanner promised the Sheriff that he would
order troops Pana AZ once - aid In me pro
lection Of life and properly
CAPTAIN Craig of Battery B Of Galesourg' was
o,de-ad Ia 20 with his men 10 Pana az once and
C,io~cI Iohn V Hamilton. of Elgin, was also or
defed report with Two OF the best So eaHPped COM
fGovernor Tanner ordered Captain Craig 70 camp
within the city limits and 70 protect me IRE ana
yroperty ~ the citizens out undel no S' T., mI
s,arcee ~ AID the operators or mine owners IN OPP
erating the mines with foreign lapor' p" winch 'i'e
Governor Is very much oppHs~n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
ROOSEVELT INVITED To KANSAS

yyt,br, Kan. sept p The Grand Army re-
unto, x,,u meet here next month The Executive
Committee has passed resolution inviting Colohe
-rtlaSnra Roosevelt 70 come here ana denver INT
orortnp address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
ROOSEVELT AND GLEASON MEET

ROOSEVELT AND GLEASON MEET.
r,,r - MAYOR ~ LoVG ISLAND cITY coNGetr-
r-r,rrs ~ur COLONEL on HIS NOMINATION..
While colonel Roosevelt vas passing through the
Long Island Riilroad S'a'on IN Long Island CUy'
yr-..rf+v afternoon on his nay - this o'y. IA
.,-ro .s-o - face Vifh AN-Nayor Gleason The
farmer Navor extended his hand which "as az
orc- SHAKEN warmly - Colonel Roos"velt MI
Gleason -or.ratuat"d Colon-l Roosevelt. ard as
s,i-oI him he vas GLAD he had oeen nominated Mr;
,Ia,sor All not Indicate = he hone1 he colonel
would 30 elected 49,,
lie ,,'I tho colonel that there should De fellow,
f.st~- 1rtwoen them. because while the Colonel
t,d neon rough rider IN war. ne had been Tor
MANY cars q rough rlder N politics Having had
L,s H,,- tokc NJ Gleason hurried ~ catch hs
IRAN f~r Far OckiVav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
Nev.York. Sontemher Is.

IN p9rf as lolI9NS
once o. the Council.
Nsw:Tork. scs2 3,, a;.5 p s,.I lss
The po'a '9qn' of 'hs cy ne cu' rR nsf ne a:t
ing was al attended nd by { Reanan chair
n nes ~ he club Arthur V Bresen Professor
Nicholas MURRAY Butler Aserpon s ETiss sn1
Atrea E Marlinr TIE following resolution was
adopted unanimousy ., =. -. CIV Gin,
ResSyed L Rb the management manage Of It's political
policy hereby discains any Intention OF entering
despar,ins in any pay from rs purpose 10 devote
Itself excusyely 70 ne imp.oye M o. me n'a
declared in the constitution o. me cluo
The subcommittee empowered by the Citizens
Union Nominating Committee at its meeting at
Albany last Monday 70 make nominations 10
con,plete the independent State ticket held a
meeting Yesterday afternoon az NO q East
Twentv-third-st Paul Fuller presided At the
close Of the meeting II was said that no nom
nations had been decided upon, and tnat tns
meeting had merely discussed the oetalls OF
camnaien work II was said that the petltlons
.Iraadv secured would be abandoned OWNS 70
the declination of Colonel Roosevelt 10 accept
the nomination. and that ne" ones Nouio oe
secured
PRACTICALLY DECIDED UPON
r ,s known. however that the name OF the
man 70 be nominated for Governor is practically
decided upon Isaac II. Klein admitted that
Thomas NJ Osborne Of Auburn. had been men
toned for the place as often as anybody, ana IL
Is believed that he will be nominated. on the
original ticket Mr. Osborne was slated for nom
nation for Lieutenant Governor. and his promo
ton 10 the first place makes IT needful 10 choose
another candidate for second place II Is De
,ieved that Theodore Bacon. OF Rochester. will
be named Mr. Bacon was 10 be nominated as
an Independent candidate for Mayor OF Roch-
ester A.
The talk created by the proposition TO lend the
emblem OF the Citizens Union TO the independ-
emit ticket has caused the proposal 10 cali the
independent organization BY some dinerent
name The Citizens State Party is the name
hast liked and if the independent ticket goes TO
the voters it will probably be under that name.
II was said yesterday that the nominations 20
All the vacancies on the independent ticket VIII
probably not be announced until OCTOBER 10.
which is the last day allowed under the law
II is significant that Colonel George T. war
ing. who is president of the City Cluo ana
member Of it's political committee which nad
decided that the club shall not indorse the inae-
pendent movement appeared on the nomination
netitions circulated by the Citizens Union As
candidate for State Engineer and surveyor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
Pm CROSS SUPPLIES FOR HAVANA.

The steamer San Antonio which was loaded With
Red Cross supplies for Havana and then held at
this port awaiting a settlement OF the question OF
duties charged by the spanards on such relief sup.
met there by Miss Clara Barton. who VIII direct
her future movements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
poosEVELT THE FAVORITE.

From presen. indications. there will be plenty
Of betting on the coming election among the ofok.
ave downtown. Everything indicates that Colonel
Rooseveit will be favorite These odds were o.
SSersd Yesterday. BY f. y Talcott $40" 70 $40; cy
y la Montague 8 500 TO 81, 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
THE VIEW STATE COMMITTEE.

FRANK CAMPBELL or BATH ELECTED
CHAIRMAN Of IT
Syracuse : Sept - The new psro'rat'
STATE Committee me- the Yates House soon after
the adjournment II ire convention ard orFanhAd
hv the election II Frank Campbell. ~ Fatn- a.
chairman John II Carlisle. ~ Watertour. s-crN-
-arv: John ? Gsvnor ~ Syracus. treasurer
Charles pefreest ~ Troy. clerk. ana Leonard
Wager ~ Troy sergeant-af-arms Tn" following
men constitute the committee each rsrresen'ins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
the stricte.t adherence and good faith the exer-
= of these POWERS
No RIGHT 10 BIND The UNION


else 81 these powers
No RIGHT TO BIND The UNION.
Whatever may he the individual opinion OF MEM
bers Of your committee rs 20 the descaolity OF an
Independent ticket, submit that they have M
right authority, acting in their official capacity
70 bind either the Union or the enrolled members
~ the Union by the Endorsement OF candidates for
States Offices and believing that the opinion which
express is held by the great majority o. tho
enrolled members appeal 10 YOU, in the interests
~ harmony and for the sake OF the future useful
ness OF the Citizens Union municipal organiza'
zion abstain from such action must inevitably
create the gravest dissension and greatly ir1peru
the subsequent efficiency Of the Union.
Py the de-inarion Of Mr. Roosevelt 70 accept q
nomination upon The independent ticket an oppof-
tunity has been offered your committee 10 revlsS
rs action and We strongly urge your committee %
reconsider such action and 20 Withdraw from par
ticiparon in the election OF State officers. Fe-
CHARLES STEWART SMITH.
WILLIAM 3 HORNBLOWEA
EDWARD A DRAKE
GEORGE TOMBLESON.
JOHN c CLARK
rOHN 3 PINE
JAMES LOEB.
JAMES R REYNOLDS ;,
r w GLIDER.
WILLIAM " KINGSLEY.
POSITION OF THE CLUB
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
POSITION OF THE CLUB


The announcement given out by the cay
club bears the date OF September Is and reads
in part follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
HILLS STATUS IN The PARTY.

Ex-senator HIS supporters tninK 'hat II
has reeatned much OF his former strength IN
the Democratic party in this stat" by MS "o'H
IN the Convention which Adjourned To-Day. my
.sv that his political labors for SIX months
have been in the direction Of getting controi q
the machinery Of the party, and that the result
Of his work is shown In his capture OF me com
rnittee on Contested Seats and Of the ne" Demo
cratic State Committee The state Commi''ec
me, tonight and elected ex-Controher rlahA
Campbell. a lieutenant Of Mr.. Hill as It's O"a''
man But later Patrick II McCarren' me rep
resentative Of Senator Murphy and Fcharo
Croker was elected chairman OF the EHecu'iNe
Committee If the State Committee senator
MoCarren lives In Kings County and may oe
considered Augustus Van Wycks rep?eseh'al>c
IN the State Committee. Through senator vi.
Csrren the Tammany candidate. Van "ych'
u,ll direct the Democratic campaign II may he
remarked that it was after seeing Augustus van
wyck at Saratoga that McCarren secured inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-09-30
as TO HIS OPPONENT

Late in the afternoon Colonel Roosevet was
informed that Justice Augustus Van WICK hdh
been nominated for Governor by the Democrats
AZ Syracuse He declined 20 make any com
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-08-19
Mrs. Matte Snann.

Mrs. Matte Snapp, wife of I.ando.
Snapp, died at her home in Bnrke's
Garden, last Monday. Mrs. Snapp
was Il daughter of Mr.. III. b. Gros-
close, of Bnrke's Garden, and Il
grand daughter Of Judge Jro. a.
Kelly. She was % years of age and
leaves one child. Rev. w. w. Ruff
conducted the funeral services on
Tuesday, when the burial took place.
Her death was somewhat sudden,
as she had been sick only short
time, and was considered dangerous.
ly i'll.
In the death Of this estimable lady
society, the home mIu the church,
sustain II great loss. The NEWS.
with II host Of friends aud acquamt
ances extends deep sympathy to the
bereaved family.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-08-19

The season Of schools and college.
is upon us In your selection OF IL
college for your boy we commend To
your consideration Emory a. Henry
advertised in This issue.
ThiS.is one of the old Southern col
legcs, that, while keeping up with
the times, keeps out of them, 50 10
speak. Located in Il lovely valley
in Southwest Virginia, far from the
noise and the glare OF the city. En-.
Org ~ Henry invites our young men
to examine her claims as an cduca-
tor OF youth, maker of men.
Remember that in great crisis IT.
well as III the quiet seasons of peace
the man of brains rules, shapes aud
controls The life of the man Of hrhwn
lfyon have brains. then cultivate
them. This work can he best aud
quickest done at College.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-08-19
PHILIP JOHNSON, Tazewell, Va

Tired people are tired because
they have exhausted their strength.
The only way for them to get strong
is to eat proper food.
But eating is not all. Strength
comes from food, after digestion
Digestion is made easy with Shaker.
Digestive Cordial.
People who get too tired, die.
Life is strength. Food is the maker
of strength. Food is not food until it
Is ligested.
Tired, pale, thin, exhausted, sick
sufferers from indigestion, can beg
cured By the use of Shaker Digest
i've Cordial.
1t will revive their spent energies,
refresh and invogorate them, create
new courage, endurance and strength
all by helping their stcmachs to di.
gest their food
1t aids nature, and this is tn best
oil it, 1t gives immediate relief and,
with perseverance, permanently
cures.
Sold by druggists. Trial bottle
10 cents.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-08-19
u, III q 81

Food. mn digostcd. is poison Digostcd
is life and strength. Millions of ms suf.
II from indigo s,ion, Int we often cont
Evnw il. We think it is something else.
Pen doctors mistake the symptoms.
rwholc, thin people, who are ovcrworkcd.
ckio need strength. who seem in wsnt OF
proper food. should take Shaker Digestive
Cordial. 1t is astonishing what food will
do. when properly digcsicd.
1t will make you strong, revive You. re-
fresh you, sustain You, make you fat. re-
store your color, make muscle. brain fibre,
courage, cndurace, energy. Increase your
power to throw of disease and keep YOU
healthy aud happy.
Indigestion docs Just the oppoTitc. hut
indigestion can he prevcniep and cured
with Shaker Digestive Cordial.
Sold by druggists. Trial bottle Zoe.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-08-19
Tho Street Improvement.

With the completion of the brick
pavement on Mechanics avenue.
and the putting down of plank;
walk across from J. w Spots cor
ner to Railroad Avenue, gives the
people of the lower section of the
town about all they can ask in the
way of good sidewalks. The next
walk that is laid should he ON Main
street, west end, south side. There
are several hundred yards of side
walk below Mr. j. fl. Lewis resi-
dence, which becomes almost impas-
sible in bad weather. Some times
II becomes necessary for ladies from
up town to travel the side walk, he
sides the people who live there. and
aside walk is necessity. Besides,
this shabby piece of street is an eve.
sore-almost II disgrace to the town.
or course our council will look after
this as soon as possible
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-08-19
a Nesesslty.

Some time ago we called attention tc
the necessity of public hydrant on the
Court House Square, for the accommo-
dation of the public. We weut into the
Central Hotel several times on Court
day, and each time found the place
crowded with thirsty men, trying tc
get to the water. This is worrying to
the hotel people, as well rs trying on
the people themselves. We repeat it.
q public hydrant is necessity. We
know the country people will agree
with us. They have the right to de
mand it of the Board of Supervisors
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-08-19
Fine Timber and COnl

We have about 800 acres OF land
in w. Va, on which there is several
million feet Of fine poplar. oak, wal
nut and other timber, besides three
fine veins Of coal, we'll located FOR
hauling, which we wish to sell.
Write us for particulars.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-08-19
Mr.. Walton Leaves Us.

Mr.. n. ID. w. Walton left on We'd
ncSday for Roanoke, where he will
make his hame for the future. lie
will engage III the WhOlc,a ale Grccc,y
and brokerage business, with R,v.
jos Siras. Our People will regret
MIR. Walton'9 departure. Mrs. Wall
tom Will remain in Tnzcwcll mtl
late in the season.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-08-19
Pictures Enlarged.

MIR O. IL. Brcazcalc. representing II
large American Art Company, of Knox
vile, has been in the community several
days, taking orders for cnlarging pie
lures. We have examined the worl, of
this company, and it seems to us to he
lirai-class in every respect. We do not
wondc ut the agent. Mr.. Rrcazcalc who
Is aIse member of the company, has
taken SO many orders. The wonder is
how the work can be done at so little
cost
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-08-19
Auspicious for SuiIins.

This we'll known College for girls i'
having its renaissance. DR.. =. y. Bark
or, II noted educator, who was six years
president OF Martha Washington has as
stunned charge, and his plans include re-
furnishing and wider facilities. Among
the faculty is Prof. Fcisbury, the famous
teacher of music. Write for catalogue
and special terms.
.Iuuc 2i-lt.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-08-19
Flour.

Obclisll Flour $500 per Dbl We
have n good flour nj $500. The
quality of our 81 90 -four will surprise
you. II is rs good rs n great deal of
flour sold at $500.
BUSTON II Sons.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-08-19

n " = - ~
Mr.. r. q. Chapman returned Sat-.
urday from protracted stay in Gin
cinati, Ohio.
Miss Alice Alexander has returned
from visit TO her sister, Mrs. Aston,
ut Lebanon.
Miss Bundy, of the Cove, was Wis
iting her friond and school. mate,
Miss gillette Hartman, the las: of the
week.
j. $. Ashworth, City Attorney of
Bristol, Va, stopped off between
trains last Saturday.
Miss Josie Davis, of Marion, came
up for n days stay with Mrs. Lizzie
White Morris Saturday.
Misses Mamie, Mary and Lizzie
Barnes, Mandy Higginbotham and
India Moore, accompanied by Mcssrs
Bowen and j. O. ID. COpenhavrr
passed through our town Friday, re-
turning from visit 10 friends and
relatives in Abb's Valley. Miss Liz.
zic Barnes stopped for day or two
with Miss Gillette Hartman.