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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-29
Roads and Roa d Laws.

Either from grave faults i'm the
road laws as they affect this county
or from grave faults in their exc.
cution, we are becoming more and
more conspicuous by invidious
comparisons with other counties
and communities. A prominent
citizen of Tazewell just returned
from Washington says that splen,
did thoroughfares are being made
in that county.
In the small and comparatively
poor county of Bland the people
have shown considerable public
spirit in this behalf, and are spok
en- of i'll high praise, for marked
improvements of the highways.
While all the counties around as
are making more or less marked
Improvement, our roads even the
most important are growing worse.
Why it isis one of the inscrutable
mysteries that are past finding out.
If there is not enough money at
the command of the Supervisors
why do they not recommend a loan
ample for the purpose. A quarter
of a million dollars could be ex-
pended advantageously to the
county, and would add at once
double that amount to real estate
values.
The situation, by reason of the
circumstances and surroundings
is becoming acute. The estimable
gentlemen who have this matter in
charge doubtless think they are
doing well, in outstanding the
county's resources, but we are con-
fident that they are mistaken.
They should spend every dollar
that the present abominable sys
tenn places at their disposal, and
then join in a recommendation for
a loan which would put all the
roads in good condition. This is
an age of progress, little as one
would think it who travels the
roads of the richest county in the
Commonwealth.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-29

The New York Sun which next
to the Washington Post is the best
paper in the United States is fir
ing thirteen inch shells into the
poop-decks of the Evening Post
and the World. Godkin of the
Post has beachcd his craft and
taken to the slums of London, and
Pulitzer is hid behind the hell box
III his bronze tinted coming. tower.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-29
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

X. ID. llulford, who sues for the benefit
OF himself and all other creditors who
Will come into this suit and contribute to
the cost there OF, Complainant,
VS.. In Chancery
Lucy Koach's admir- ct ais.
To X. ID. llufford. John W. Crocket,
Sheriff of Tazewell County, Va. and as
such administrator Of Lucy Roach, decd
Lockett Roach, Clementine Roach and
Annie Ellis.
TAKE NOTICE. that on the 10th day
OF August, 1893, at my Law Office at Taze-
well, Va, shall proceed to take the ac-
count in the above styled cause, as order
ed by the Circuit Court OF TaZewrll coun-
ty. Va, at its April Term 1898, ut which
time and place you are required to be
present with such evidence as will ena HE
me to make said report as directed.
V. j. SEXTON, Com. in Chan.
.J-I5.4t
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-29

We have it from unquestionable
authority that Gleaves, Dave Bal
ley and Col. Browning seconded
The nomination of Gen. Walker al
the Marion Convention. From
this we are led to believe that
during the long months that the
hrst two mentioned sQuandered
in receiving assurances from the
General in regard to the District
attOrneyship, and during the mum.
erous conferences that Col. Brow n.
ing held with him in regard to his
"home postofficc," and other of.
fees, the member from the Ninth
just simply mesmerized, or hypno
tized. or hOodOOed the three ordina.
rily brainy Republican leaders.
into absolute and unQuestionin o.
devotion to his fortunes. How
about the aspirants for the Mar
shallship, who spent many shekeIs
and much time in Washin gton.
long after Gen. Walker was abso-
lutely certain that Brown Allen
was to have the office, if he would
arrange with Mccoy; Are they for
the "incumbentn too?
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-29
GA - II oRrA
Bears the -nIas Kind you Has Nags Bsug'
'''' a &ZzIZE<

Food. undigested, is poison. Digested
1t IL life and strength. Millions of us suf
fer from indigestion, bnt we often dom
know it. We thiuk il is something else
Even doctors mis- axe the symptoms.
Pale, thin people, who are overworked
who need strength. who seem ia wsnt Of
proper food, should take Shaker Digestive
Cordial. 1t is astonishing what food will
do. when properly digested
IL will make you strong. revive YOU. re.
treSh You, sustain you. make YOU fat. re-.
store your color, make ruscle. brain fibre
courage, endurace. energy, Increase your
power to throw OIL disease and keep YOU
healthy aud happy.
indigeSt on does just the opporite. but
indigestion can be preventep and cured
with Shaker Digestive Cordial.
sold 10y druggists. Trial bottle lOc.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-29

1t is no longer in the power of
the New York journals who be-
longed to the syndicate which II ad
control of the Cuban revolution to
deceive the American people as to
the "devOtion" and "patriotism''
OF the Insurgents. Too many of
our people who have no 1stockD i'm
syndicates have seen them.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-29
Our Kind.

We were asked the other day a
question that deserves a thought
full reply. The question was
"What kind of Democracy is YOURS
that advocates territorial expan.
sion, and declines to accept as car.
dinal doctrine, the views expressed
by Hon. VIM. j. Bryan in his Oma-
ha speech. Now to be brief, and
more or less explicit, we will say
that our Democracy has been on
tap, (never on sale) since 1916, and
has been considered by experts as
warranted to wash. 1t is the kind
that foresaw the drift of Malone
ism, and cOmbatted its pernicious
tendencies for years, against over
whelming odds, and with slender
support from its own people. 1t is
the kind that brought together
the two wings of the Dem ocratic
party in '73 and averted the dan
ger of negro and scalawag domi.
nation. 1t is the kind that adj
mired all that was admirable in
Cleveland in '96, and voted for all
that was admirable in Bryan. 1t
is the kind that foresaw defeat in
this district two years ago, and
that foresees triumph in the pend
ing campaign. 1t is IN short the
kind of Democracy that can forget
what should be forgotten, that can
learn what all should know, that
believes that the Anglo Saxon race
should rule the world, that believes
that God is over all, and lastly the
kind that will express it's honest
convictions men and devils to the
contrary Notwithstanding.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-29
kronicnl IFS

II a man is down with the smallpox
he is to be pitted.
III man isn't sober he should new
er attempt to walk t;sht rope.
III you would successfully argue with
woman Just keep silent.
III fish is good brain food. 1t seems
a play In some cases to waste so much
fish.
III one half OF the woi Id doesn't know
now the other half lives. the other half
Is Just as ignorant.
III man is too proue to beg and too
honest to steal. The on,y thing left for
him is to get trusted.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-29

Before the campaign gets too
hot, we must give Gen. Walker
credit for vote he cast in Con-
gress. He was one of the immor.
tai eighteen who voted against
that fool Belligerency Resolution,
and for once at least i'm his Con.
gressiOnal career he was absolute
ly right. Not ten men in his dis.
trIct agreed with him, however.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-29

LII Judge Rhea can manage to
develop few more enemies of the
kind he has in Bristol, his friends
needn't spend much money in the
canvass.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-29

Can il be true that che whirligig
of time has evolved condition of
affairs that will harness Col. Full
kerson and Capt. Mustard to the
same pole!
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-29

As long as Col. Fulkerson could
control Judge Rhea's aspirations,
and guide bis political conduct,
one small bed was quite big enough
for both.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-29

Query: Does the fact that Char
lie Slack sometimes distends his
diaphragm with gentle cocktail,
on the Virginia side, give him the
right to participate i'll our cleo
tionss He oughtn't do it too much,
at anticipate we mean.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-29
TAZEWELL HIGH SCHOOL,
IaZeweII. Va.

Full Session. 10 months begins Sept. 5.
Modern handsome, well appointed buildings Six Instruc
tors -Four years in Classics English Science Mathe
macs German and History Prepares for College Thorough
work without pretense sham.
Acadcm CT Omonthn s,on,
n.HnNia'e-' months
months
Fee
i"au ~ months 10000
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-29
Knew Her Audience.

Wseks-l understand you married a
professional reader anQ elocutionistp
Mteks-Yes. that's right.
Wseks--l suppose sh, frequently en-
ertsins you with her .eadings?
Meeks-Oh. yes: she often reads mo
he siot act
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-29
A Curiosity Shop Combined.

A place where a little money goes a
long way, and where the big profit which
other merchants charge on Notions and fan
cy goods is unknown Bring dollar and a
wheel barrow, and see how many useful ar
tCes you will trundle home
For Instance:
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-29
C. /. sYRoM, principal,

This IS the question so often asked, and
here is the answer:
"A Racket Store is bazaar, a general
Emporium of all useful articles, and
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-29

QIAt1fNr< HUBlAN TEA cures Dyspep-
"''s~' y STA, Constipation and Indi-
sestion. Regulates the Liver. Price, Is cts
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1898-07-29

We are selling our entire line of Spring
Goods at great reduction. We also carry
a large line of shoes which we are selling
from % to soc on the pair less than you
can buy them elsewhere. We are ready
and willing to show you our goods at any
and all times, whether you want to buy or
not. We handle everything.
]. B. HAWKINS & CO.
Opposite Court House.
TazeWeIl, Va.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-15

Among Osher things the PIKE
VILE JOsrual says q TIE ssSinE
machine men nSs In thsir cs1nty
That -Oar machine frisasis- are
cheating the PsoPls cut q tAsii
oil usehines II pr0Ssa ~ ths
tra1. ua3s with J. Mas SgOrSi q
Island CrssA- hey gave him a
credit q tusaty dsIlsrs ~ an 81
machIas. ukea Mr. SE0r1 DID ~
have aay ell ma<hIas- NOU 4
thsse psoFss eau give Mr. Suor1 1
ersdIt o. tweaty collars fsr a M
ehins that uas not In sxiste1rs, I
seems ehsarthat they ara orly sell
ing their mscAinss So sKAorbisal
pricss, nj By . el<ssr ru- are 81
ting 81 ms-aInes thrO~a in l
the p<0pls have any 81 "a
chimes " give Away. Il uo1ld ,
bsttsr 10 give tha@ 70 = n-tgAoo
frisad IasteAl u - these stran
IgsrS. he n<lgAeor TREAD wal
Always aPPrseiAts H. tavOr an
uOald Il an opportunity ever ~
ssalsd itself rssnrs th< fAvOr.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-15
WHY Is TIP
-CitiEsn- Inquiries About Inc
Keeping OF The Public
Square

Did yOa know Ne have the pref
test coart hO1ss s41.re In Ksn-
tarky. i've haven't. Il i OoIy b.
eanse u has bes1 used for . pas
turs and not properly cared for
4. the campaign q IssG The Re
pabIicans said, vote against Pans
Cha4n bscasss be allows he pris-
Onsrs 70 run At large II sight, and
pastures his cor and calf and has
pig pen and ehicksas in The
-4asre-sksy caught halfa dO1sn
DemOcrats b. thi1 They shOah
InysstiE1is and Sc hOS mDch
Impros smsnI h.s bssn Dads
since the nsw iaIlsr came in.
and sss n hs takes anv bsttsr care
q the uOsFt h01s- sqazrs- Why
did Ne pay $50 for an irOa f~scs
arOasd The square unlsss i vasfOr
ths IoOks q Ia Why did Re l-vsl
the IOt and s0E Ersss in IL Sare-
10 not Tor pasture Why did -
st cot The shads tres. SaTrly
nos for eOSs and calves and hOrs@s
% stand under and ehLcksns 10
lr1oss in. II the square Il % b
ussd ~ . laSn % . park shO wants
a hOrss, coz o. ehiekens % stay n
der The shs1es- Why isnt ths
grass ksPl short and tie uee1s Cut
tOxB- I've Ssnt the square %
/ Be an Orusms1t % the iOEn and 4
credit 70 the oosnty uhy 10 tAks
care q It- fthe square i 70 =
osed for = hay ssId. = pasture % 4
farm uky GO1't ne cut doEn tbos-
nice shade trsss ani have gras'
suouxh Tor . drove o; cattle and 4
teaz q k0rsss. We I'll 80.
have a nsE paaP hat uill f1EHisA
p,easy % psstsrs EatsF- Way 20
rsat il cat % The hiEhsst bi13@r q
aII0~ The jaiisr 10 Eartsa ia II
- 20 b us-d - n pasture, vAy -
put % q nOs6cs and ~ ailO~ N
-loafsrs" % trsnP dOSn ths grAss'
Ifit i % b. pastursd Ehy ~ Al
II5~ The eOaatry PsOPls - hitsi
and EraEs th=Ir h0rsss IL Il yA@I
they e0as - tO~n- Why ID ~
want = uIcs Jail. court hO1se an
yard II Il u q BE treated - a Pas
turs o \ barn ISs- Why ~ siee
n JAiIsr Who uiIl Keep ths SOAR
lie a d-eeut c0a1iEi01- IL ak
!. Ii givsa tirses ooatnOl " Iksssllr
/, bat ths CSaaty J14E-. CS1ziy Al
!, torusy an1 MAEissrAtss sho1A
!. have sn01kh P-51s % U1at u
tstzAre kspt So Al Or1A8s1s Il
. ss-a.i u . FA.t.rs sod Il Ihsy nj
!. Do thzir 6uty thy uill 80 TAI =
hAxs . s1lare 80 are PrO8t q Il
sfsaI q oa< tbAi > : es<srRee-
CuUEN-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-15
LOUISA SCHOOLS.
Teachers Elected and otbsr
Important Action Taken

The Beard q Educsti0n q the
I0uIsa schools met On Friday q
last week and transsetsd Important
business They dseidsd 10 add an
other teacher 10 the sehOOi, max
ing i've in ALL One % the largs
rOOms i ORDERED dIsidsd BY a par
titiOn - a. to provide rOom foi
the additional grade- The lAs'
year, teachers EeTe re-emplCyed
snd Ms JOCK Carey wAs szleetst
Tor the nsS PosItIOn- The primary
grade i ths one - b. diybied
school viii Opea SIT sth- IN
Beard desIrss = fall attsndAnoe an
urgss all parents to send their chill
dren regularly The schOOl gill ;.
able % do better EOrk this yeal
than ever before A. il sill b. les
erOEded.
The teachers are p. 3 EaTnas
Principal; Miss Matte waII.ns
Belle Bargess. Jock Carey an
Maggie OBTien-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-15
PAINrsVILLE

Their hss been preaehing for sev-
srsI DAYS Al The VI. ECkurch. FL
DIR Dover and PrOf. HarTuR q
Ashland. have b@en entertaining
n With some very eioquent and
exceedingly interesting SermOns.
lectures- &c Pn0f- Harrup deliv-
end \ disoourse Oa -HonOr7 sun
day morning and one On -Eiuca-
tiOl- Sandy evening They were
both god. Int the Sunday night
sses=-s 49, irsa1 u All Present-
The PrOssssOr + principal Il the
Ashland COllsse and i \ sOousss-
fal eiacatOr-
Quarterly nesting SAs hehd On
Monday zfteraosa with EldeT Do
vsr presiding lie preached Msa-
dAy night 10 = god oSngOsAiioa-
uae Quarterly COart u JohnsOn
oOanty : in sssS5On 10 day fross-
dzyl- There are ihirISen laEyers
in artsnd2aoe- The attorneys frOm
tn oo11fry are James RsndlStoli
san SSaplssoa. q. b Staplssoa and
h Davis
murs-r Srcurrs,d On R1r1zs-is
ersek- NJ f1T fr~a o. SP-i=ES. :.
ithis oo1liy. last Sustay- San
Patrick $40 and kiIled Hsileck
Eios, = ySaAg seAool tsAsher ..
his o0anty- The trOahas issAid Il
have oOne up ever = love afAir
Rire hit Patrick = ~ times viii
his 81 and Patrick SAOs Rioe thre,
tines II i sid taat Reatsa Pat
rick. br0ahsr a. the MURDERER, d
rsesed SAn 70 shOos- Rrobsa IN
h@ea 2rrSSsed and has given bOoi
bat M q this time the nan Nh
find the fatal ShOt : ~ hrSe =
lAoash Sam King. car Sherid, an
a 49, q men have ScOave1 a
wOcas in that Vicinity In srOroh !
hlIa.
MrS Mary NcKinsiss = hAii
. iCNSR. VAS visiting lAe tSWiiy
y. q. rallsrt nass.AAy.
COOa Waits, q CStlcstSbars, u;
lin town Sunday,
Rev. r. n. Miller, - icaVes, VI
: here Monday,
Ira y. nendlclOn was herc NV
A iA.v. ScriOl,ler.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-15
Two sehons Shooting Affairs

Thaeker, W Va
The FOaTth Of July celebration
vas graf bot about 5 P. m our
JOY Was tanned into sOrrOE. After
= few words had passed between
Bod France and Berry Dalton con
eerning an old grudge. Dalton
walked into = saloon France and
his son followed 10 The door and
fred = shot which took effect near
DzItOa's heart The son fired ;
shots through the window. , shots
hit Dalton and he fell dead instant
IL. France and his son Eel but
we're arrested next day At home
too miles above here They beg
ged the officers not 10 bring them
By Thaeksr for fear Of \ mob, -
they crossed the river into Ken
tueky and Franes's friends met
them with Wiaehester's and de
mandsd their release. Being Oy,
empowered they submitted and ~
Franesis are sill Al large in ny
France i the man who shot Frank
Philips two years ago
Frank Philips Was shot again
Saturday by r Wright, ; shot
taking elect One broke his les
AID made anPatatiOn Necessary
near the thigh- DR.. H. D. Hatiell
performed the operation
i This Is the eleventh time FrAnl
has been shot. bot he says tn
right hall has not struck him Yet
and that he : - good Is = dOIsI
men jet
The peoPle d this vicinity fea
big trO1bls over the shooting Al
fairs Buster.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-15
PERSONALS

Niss Csrss S2irh, q R0lo1 BSt-
toa. W Va, i visiting Nissss
EAnnss Aaa Trade HszleGt. 4
ERsG R0Ek-
NaSo- B1rCAsss aadEi' rsaura-
81 Wednesday Inn CeaSral ksa-
tneky-
Rev HanP1Sa and family, q
IrOat1a. havs heea the guests q
Mr.. aad Ma t. W Gaaasn and
OsAsr LSassa frssads ST. several
dAys-
Nm. SisSaEs &aa vile. q
AsAlaa6, visited LSalSA UslatiUSs
dlriag ne PAEa week
M. HIS and Mrs. NJ. RasaOv
ana SAaaNa. - Haaliagsea. ar
Visiting RELATIVES in lo'aisa and Vi
elAiSy.
Frea shannon weat u AsAlAn'
rassaAy ~ atseaa an RPwSEtI
LsagSae nAe<Slng,
RNGrR MSCaFs. u wayU'
WAS Asre tAls week,
Mis- IRA ana Mis- wnklaso'
: " CsaelaaAll. arr attic RE0N<wss
; Hotel tol = lew weeks visit
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-15

The RspabliSa1s u LAursacs
eOanty viii NEST in mass eO1yss
tioa II LSaisa. Ey- JuIy IL ISS
At o'clock p. m fsr tn P1rPSss q
selecting dsisgatss % rsprss@ui
IAursncs eo1nty At the Dissriei
ConvsatiSa. TO b LsId ~ GrssaGP
KY, JsIy -. Uses. u HOoiasts :
candidate Tor Congress to b vStsd
Tor al ths NOEsmbsr sIsetiOa-
TIE basis % FsprsssatsttOa /
Oos delegate Tor every Oae hsH
drs,i votes east "a Mckinley and
HOBART ELECTORS Ia Issk and %.
delegate for sach frsetiOa ewes ),
VOTES east. UPoa this basls Las.
reaes e0asty i satItIsd % - die
gstss- Rs BSLLCrs, Chm
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-15

BUCKLESS ARNICA SALvE
The besI salEe in the world for
cuts, bruises. sores ulcers. salt
rhem. ieEer sOrrs. teiier ehapDed
hands ehildlians. eOrns, and skin
erupiions, and positively cures
piles, or DO pay required. IL Is
guaranteed 20 give perfect salts
faction OF money refunded Pnoe
. cents PER box, For sale BY A.
n Hughes Louiss, Ky
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-15

Precinct convention will b. held
In earh precinct in this county az
: D. m. on Saturday. August 6, 10
select delegaie- 10 attend tie
County convention 10 BE- held at
LOaIza At : p. m. on N0nday, Aug.
s, At which convention delegates
will be selected 10 atiend the dis
triet Convention - Cynihisna on
Wednesday, August 10, 10 nomi-
nate = Democratic candidate for
Congress in this, the Ninth district,
to Re voted Cor II the November
election, ISIS.
The nuDl-r Of delegates allowed
zach precinct in the county conyeH
tIOn will Be On the basis OF one del
sgzts for ezrh - votes snd fraction
q over > volts essr for the Demo-
cratic candidate fOr Cl-rk Of the
Court Of Appesls in The 1877 elee-
ton, A. follow:
East Fork ?. Dry Fork { Falls
barg 8; Blaine /; Little Blaine ,;
Peach Orchard :; E1rk Castle /
Lyon :; LOuiss ;; GeOrses Greek q
Cherokee =; Buchanan ,, Twia
Branch ;; Sx.tnsm ! +; Lower Lou
isa 4; Cat :; Gailap /. Total in
county . votes.
In selecting your delegates 10 at.
tend the county convention seized
men Who will attend
AUGUSTUS SSYDER,
Chairman
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1898-07-15
Kentucky Rharmacy Law

ThIs act bscAns . lag March
as1h lasi. SsetsOa Ist reads - fol-
lOE.: That except n in this act
provided. il shall hereafter b IN
IaafuI- in the COmnOaEealth Of
Keui1eky for any person who i
NOD = registered pharmacist within
the asaaing q this set % vsnd Al
retail, eo1POGnd Or dispense any
drag. msdiCiEs, chemical, poison,
pharmsceGticAl prrpar.tiOn for
medical NJ, OF compound OF dis
Peas@ physiciaas prescriptions
Any psrsOos violating the pro-
visions 81 this ssctIOa shall b
deemed E1ilfy Of . nisdsmsanOrr
and upoa oOnvietiOn thereof shall
h. IiahSs 20 . sac q nos less than
tEsnfy nor more Ia-a shy dollars
for Zach O9snce
EIlI BE seen thA- the prOyis
50zs q this ssciiOa are very CON.
prshsasivs- Patent Ihsdieiass d
All kinds are Pharmaceutical prep
arafiOos- and their sale BY nsr
=hAnt.. sKcsp1 By . prOvisi0a 70 =
h0lsd Prsssntly, Is fOrtsddsB- h
ale q oPi1m snd its preparations
sach - mO-Phine, opi1m. ParsgOr
X. Godfreyls cordial. etc. ~rgOt
nuid sxtr.rt q eo1fOa ROT bari
and Othsr similar Drugs 10 at<O
lately fOrbid8~a sXo-P1 by regis
tered FhAr8arists
The sTcspssoa shove all0dsd q
i s0z.d in ssc1iOa II Ehich say
that the sale q the usual non
poEso1Oss dO1ss1ie rsnsdies sn'
msdicisss. and PaisoI o. prOpris
tary asdicins BY oo1ntry sores u
snail plscss Ct rural districts shal
n0s - i1tsrfsrsd with
his Law Is nO~ in fan tOros IN
sssSi, asd il EIlI b Wis % not
IL proEisi0as and At 4ao0rdinZiy
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MEN WANTED.

We uaat tsa 10 nfesa atlebod-
- EArr5sd nea-oaly tbOss Eb0
have sail fAnil5ss-sO uurk n
ozr u7bsr jOb OaGuyaa hver, 4
aiIss frOa LHEAn, W Va q Irain
tEsi hAaAs Ia,gs via saginS
We Nul have Eork sOr4 years
ard VII Eszi=1 god p~rsoas Il
sowing
FOr farther particulars Ents n
Il LoEza, W Va We Eill pay :.
coats - Ia par day
Atkins 4 GAEEKR-
I~aI5l ByL NJ ATKISs,
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Mss May WnsOn Married

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r0ua1cs. U1s =SSs1nEns4 is 1h@
parsors 81 tk= Ralas~ HSS-l n t<a
o1esaek this 10rning An1 The nsHs
ostks svs.t EIl osrEy s1rPriss -
usny hozss-
Ia PARTIES 70 the eO7PA<i ~sre
Mr. E3Wia Mood F-liX An1 Mss
May Garuss VIa=aa. sssh = Ksl-
Lsrr. WA n< e<rS1Say u1s
vsrssrus,1 ~ Rev L. G. 1sr1An -
Ihe PrssbytsrtaashlrcA. o1ly lAD1-
Io-d Felix . hrSth<rosths gruo@,
and faaEly ssllg ErssE1l MIS-
VTnsaa ia 4azEAs<r q M. IN.
MSS SVIlsoa - Ksls4cE- So
. wsIl knoEn hsrs and has May
frisu.As anlsag TIE yOsug Ps~EAei
hAvisE visited hsrs frrs9sllly- NJ
Felix l. = isssgraPA oVsrasor an1
u eoanscss1 uSlh thN a. a u r 4
Al Kslboeg-
Roraysar ~ hNs a.aAr'A<a VIA
Nr- ana Mrs Vllssa and Il "a
thas ~ asS their charming ealgA
tsr. ne ParSals EsEe naaisea 9
The marriage ~ SsssPASas hi
aorni.g.
Mis- NInsaa. AceO0paAssd ~ Ne
orOsAsr. Mr. rayAsr NiasoA, an
Mis- Kalh-Eias H01eAsll can
Asss TasrSaay ~ artea4 ~ NOS
tbOa and aa1Ce gsVsa ~ TIE Ns~sr'
CSnpssl, u M sSsaiae. aaa go
cassss Al thS hS1ssf Ms naass
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|, ma Nj Rsllx a The falaes hSo
!. aaa SURPRISED sAslr tsieAas ~ -
: ,,pg MARRIED.
: M. aaa Mrs. Felix leave SAlo
! DAY Al nlaatsAttsr = "Trip - q
a coAs, aaA viii b. Absoll tor NV
sal woekA Un,l they leave ~
pSIwni h domlcllea a The rala
n Hclel. -lroaleN RepNelleaA-
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Mr.. and Mrs r. T. Barns are
happy In the anticipation Of fam
lily reunion to Orcur Al their home
within the next few weeks All
their daughters are 10 visit them
Rev. wIIIiAnsOa and family ar
rived yesterday.
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See our Line of
SUMMER GOODS
PHI. VAUGHAN,

PsopIe are 1ssas Allsa-s F00s-Ess. :
Th=y all pals. IL Lsl5ss. ississ
On having IL Ii gives rsS1 snsl
oonf0-t % Szartiag. ~. sEoll-a.
achi.g. nerves s-es- Al all drug
Eis-S al.I shos ssczsS - SanPls
FREE d 91I- ASdrsss AKA :.
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