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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-13

CENTENARY METHODIST rp,sco
PAL CHURCH, SOUTH (Grace siros, y
tween Fourth and Fifth)-Rev. " -
Tudor. ID. d., Pastor Preaching q, .
\. NJ and y. NJ, by the pastor
l.. NJ, sermon to Knights femplar az
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An AnglO-American syndicate is to take
up Kipling's burden, that Is. is to control
in future his literary productions. Kip
ling himself will have nothing to do but
to do write, as it were.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES SUNDAY
METHODIST.

PARK-PLACE METHODIST FpIsco
PAL CHURCH corner Pine ana >, u
Franklin streetsl-Rev. Thoma5 n po,east
Ph. d.. ID. d., Past0r.-Services an iyy'ts.
NJ. and s15 =. VI. Preaching BY the :, "a. a.
AL. "' 20
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CHRISTIAN.

SEVENTH STREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH Corner Of Grace and seventh
streets. Preaching Sunday az II \ 81.
and T. NJ. by the Rev. II. o. Bree1.1,
Of Des Moin2s la. Seats free and 4ll
cordially welcomed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-13

Khaki is pronounced a failure as an
army uniform cloth since 1t sets a bad
example to the troops by running and
changing its colors.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-05-13

Chicago is claiming a population of
100000 and more in due time for the
Federal census of next year Where Is
Richmond to come in" on that census?
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LAKESIDE CAFE

OPEN NOW
EVERYTHING FIRsT-CLAsS. AT CITY
PRICES
ALEXANDER n. KRAUSE, Manager.
). MUELLER a co. Proprietors.
Qmy 1920
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GROVE-AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCT
(near Beech street. Sunday school atsD
A. NJ; preaching at II \. NJ. by Rev ".
ID. Thomas. ID. D.. of Richmond College
Prayer-meeting Wednesday night AT sij
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LEIGH STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
CTwenty-ffth and Leigh streets)-ReV N.
Ashby Jones. Pastor Preaching by the
pastor at II 4. VI. and 5 7. NJ. y
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GRACE STREET

GRACE STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH-Rev. Jere Wifhersp0on. ID. D..
Pastor.-Serviccs at II O'Clock 4. NJ. and
SIS L. NJ. Preaching by the pastor.
Sunday-school services az $50 4. NJ. ana
Wednesday-night service at Sis o'clock.
Is
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SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH
Corner Sixth and Main streets)-Rev "
II. l.. Smith, d. d., Pastor.--Preachingn
II A. NJ and p. NJ. by tho pastor. =
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-22
Comfy Court.

The weather considered there was
a large crowd in town Tuesday. The
boys sloshed around in the mud,
traded horses, bought Christmas
goods, drank mean whiskey (some of
them) and Seemed entirely oblivious
to the mud and rain, and had good
time generally. The near approach
of Christmas seemed to exercise an
exhilaratine influence on the crowd
and everybody was in a good hu-
NOR.
Judge Stuart's Court was called
at 10 o'clock. The docket contains
two murder cases, both of which are
set for trial this term viz: The trial
of Gillespie for killing White and of
Heldreth for killing Bane. GILES
pies trial was commenced on Wed
nesday and in is progres ss as we go
to press. The following jurors are
trying the case: B. White, John
Akers, R. J. Kidd, III. M. Klnzer
S. p. Mustard, J. E. Buchanan, Jas
Buchanan, FL. p. Linkous, w. j
Sparks, r.. E. Daley, John Fox and
A. g. Ratliff. The Commonwe ealtt
is represented by Mr.. A. s. Higgin
botham, and the defence by Messrs
A. J. May, 81. G. Anderson, S. G
Graham and Chapman 81 Gillespie
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-22
Tho Fever Not Abatsd.

Tho fever, which broke ont In q
mild form some time ago, among
our Subscribers, has not entirely
ab,ted.. It is not so prevelans as "
few weeks ago. owing, no doubt, to
the near approach of Christmas, but
there have been few sporadic cas0s
this and last week. Burke's Garden,
Falls Mills. Poor Valley and Clear
Fork have each had few Gases.
J..Meek Hoge, James Mahood, Rev.
Wm II. Kelly, O. j. and j. M. Hale,
VIM. s. Taylor and others, have
each been attacked. We trust the
disease may continue. Some OF our
subscribers who are 10 arrears nearly
three years may expect very severe
case Some OF these have felt slight
symptoms several times, already. but
have not felt it necessary to apply the
remedy. Some consciences and
skins are thicker than others, hence
a very severe attack'is necessary tt
move them.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-22
In Loving Rsmombranoe.

In sad but loving remembrance OF
dear Susie, who was called to the high
or life, on December 28, 1903.
Underneath the sod, low lying,
Dark and drear,
sleepsth one, who loft in dying,
Sorrow here.
Rest in peace, thou gentle spirit,
Enthroned above.
Souls like thino with God inherit
Life and love.
REUNITED.
Reunited, what that meaneth
We surely never shall know,
Till We join the saints immortal
Where eternity will show.
Here, We see tho clouds returning,
Dark snd threatening After rain,
And with saddened hearts We gather
By the open tomb ssain.
Reunited, how NO linger,
On that all. enchanting sound.
Bright with hope and soul uplifting
Severed links forever bound
On the steps of joyo 1-.tins
Quickly follows parting paine,
How We long to cross the threshold
Whore they nover part gain.
Re-upited, oft tbs echoed
On tho burden Of sigh,
Bat in sweetest heavenly muse
We shall hear it by and by
With our loved ones we shall wander
Dor tho fields OF iadele.s green,
, Where no earth brown haze shall darker
Where no evening clouds be seen
They will lead rs tn Or 'vi'r.
Praising him in ac ent- sweet,
We shall cast or cr wns b fore Him
Worship at h's pr .ccd feo!.
Gaining highe hoghts Of .l,ry
Rapture fill lug ey.ry soul.
Oao uubrok-n f,mil! circle,
sWhilo eternal ages loiI.
-soP-i BAKsHR
England.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-22
"Is There Not a Cause"

During the year 1899, revival"
meetings were held in the town of
Tazewell, in the Methodist, Presby-
terisn, Christian, and Baptist
churches respectively, which from
my standpoint were comparative
failures, so far as reaching the un-
saved is concerned. Pastors and
people are cordially invited to at
tend the Christian Church at z z. NJ.
Christmas night, at which time and
place 1 will give my opinion as to
the eauses and will also suggent the
remedy.
Respectfully.
j. N Hartman,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-22
Dwight L. MOODY.

The serious illness of Rev. Dwight
L. Moody admonishes us that with
him will pass away one of the great.
.st pulpit orators of the world.
Through habit of carelessness,
many newspapers refer to Mr. Moody
ssa an evangelist" intending thereby
10 confound him with that now flock
of nncalled men who resort to the
methods of the advertiser to draw
crowds. Then he is referred to as
the first of the "evangllists." In
the older AMI better sense of the
word MI. Moody is one of the great
est Of evangelists, but it is an inius-
tice to him to compare him with the
type which furnishes gossip to the
newspaper paragrapher.
MIR. Moody won attention because
he was strong, forcetul man, devout
in manner and entreuched in integri-
ty. He bad no surprises for the
people, bat in homely phrase made
eloquent by earnestness he appealed
D..
to the hSaft and the brain of the
man whS listened to him. There
was demand to hear him in divers
places, which he answered without
swervng from the conduct which
woaldsbave marked him as the pas
tor of any rural chnrch. Plain, di
rect AID simple, he delivered hi
message and then went on about hi
busiueTf.
Mr. Mo ,dy belongs to the world
aud Whenever he passes away he will
be n.is-el wherever human earnest
ness is respso,ed.-Atlanta Constitu
( ton.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-22
GENERAL LAWTON
INSTANTLY KILLED
Was a Good Fighter and
Soldier ofExperience.
His Death a Great Loss to. Us.
So Gables Otis in Notifying
the War Department Of
the Sad Happening.


Manila, December 19.-Major
General Henry w. Lawton has been
shot and Instantly killed at San
Mateo. He was standing in front OF
his troops, and was shot in the
breast, and died Immediately.
General Lawton left this city Mon
day night, having returned from his
operations Saturday, to lead an ex-
pedition through the Mariquina
Valley, which has been an insurgent
stronghold throughout the war.
Accompanied by his staff and
troop I, Fourth Cavalry, General
Lawton set out ut 8 o'clock in ad.
vance of the main force, consisting
of the Eleventh Cavalry and one
battalion each of 1wentienth and
Twenty.seventh Infantry which star.
ted from La Iona at midnight.
With small escort he led the way
through an almost pathless country
n distance of fifteen miles, over hills
rnd through cane brakes and deep
mud. the horses climbing the rocks
and sliding down the hills.
Before daybreak the command
had reached the head of the Valley.
San Mateo was attacked at O'clock
all six hours fifiht followed that
resulted in few casualties on the
American side, apart from the death |
OF Grntrul nawton; but the attack |
was dllicnl. because of the natural |
-tienSes of the town.
p ,ier,l;.i La>tton was walking
Falong the firing line within in three |
t.n.trr.l yards OF "a small sharp
shoosrs trench, CONSPICUOUS in the
big w!ite helmet he wore, and q
light yellow rain coat. He was
ul-n easily distinguishable becauae
# his commanding stature. The
sharpshooters directed several close
shots winch clipped the grass near.
His Staff officers called General
Law;ons attention to the danger
he was in, but he only laughed, with
hi usual contempt for bullets. Sud
d-nly he exclaimed, 81 am shot,
cisnched his hands in a desperate
eilo. t to stand erect and fell into
Tie arms of staff officer.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-22
THE MoRMoNs AND BAPr1sTs

A Sensation at Baptist Church
A Mormon Elder Replies to the
Criticisms of Baptist Minister
There was an unusual and sensa-
tional episode at the Baptist Church
last Friday night. Rev. DIR. Hale
who had been preaching in this
church for two weeks, closed the ser,
vices on Friday night with his illus
trated lecture on his recent travels
through the Holy Land. In the
course OF his lecture Mr.. Hale crit
iclsed quito severely the polygamous
customs OF Turkey, and other coun,
tries of the East, and spoke also of
the inroads the Mormons are max
ing In this country, paying his re-
spects in caustic language to Mr..
Roberts. the Congressman. There
were two Mormon preachers in MIR.
Hales audience who had been in
Iazewell for several weeks, visiting
relatives, and incidentally doing
missionary work. At the close of
The lecture and after the large au
dience had been dismissed; Mr.. Farr,
one of the Mormon missionaries
mounted seat, and called to the
audience. He said that the lecturer
had been misinformed, and conse-
had made false statements
about the Mormon religion aud prac
tices in this country and that it was
only fair that he should be allowed
to contradict these STATE
ments. The audience stood quietly
Turing this statement. Mr. Hale
called to the speaker, Mr.. Farr; and
asked, "Are you a Mormon?" MIR.
farr replying, Il am, [ am mot
ashamed of the gospel OF Christ.
The audience moved out and there
vas quite discussion afterwards
the Mormon and the Bap
list preachers. There was consid- |
'raole comment, pro and con, among
he people afterwards and for sever
II days, on the streets and in the
stores.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-22

Rev Mr.. Wyse. OF Bprke's Garden,
preached fine sermon at the Meth,
odist Church the third Sunday in
this month. We hope he viii coma
again.
There will be Christmas tees at
the Methodist Church for tho bensat
OF the Sunday school, at this place,
on Christmas day.
The Christian Church people are
getting out rock for the foundation
of a new Church near whore the ol
one now stands. When their Church
is completed'it it will be credit 10
tho Church and to the community,
Rev. j. A. Smith will preach al
the Methodist Church the fourth
Sunday and will givoa lecture for
the Xmas tree on Monday.
1 saw some hog history from Blue.
stone last week. But they neysr
gave the age OF the pigs. 4. 81.
Kinzer killed some pigs o few days
ago, 81 months old, that weighed
242a lbs. net. Give tho ego next
timo, Bro. So pick your aint ana
como again, Bro. Rattlehead.
L. J. shawyer, Of this place, hss
bought farm near Spriag,llls and
moved his family there last week.
We arc sorry to lose him. He 10 one
of our best citizens
o. W. Crabtlee has been Waiting
his sister Mrs Buchanan, in Giles
county. Oliver says that there are
other people in Giles he likes TO zee
besides his sister.
ii. Nj, Kinzer has gotten Some
more oxen from Grayson and Carroll.
They are tho fnest in the county.
Miller says that he will sell them
right, and anyone wanting work oat.
tie will do we'll 10 come and see them.
There were quite q number OF
young folks, aud some not 30 young,
took dinner at Mrs. Il. O. Grsgory's
last Sunday. They oil had q nice
time, 80 they say.
L will close as this is my 6rst, and
il they do not find the way to the
waste basket l will write again, some
wot day.
FEED Boy.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-22
Death Of q Child.

Little Robert Shufflebarger, the
6-year old child Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. G. Shuff1ebarger, OF Cove Creek
died on December 18th, in Bland
county, where the parents had gone
to spend the winter. The little
fellow was sick a very short time
Membranous Group, the scourge oI
children, took him away suddenly
1t must be trying indeed
10 lose such q child, and the
parents have our deepest sympathy y
"There is no death. The stal
goes down,
TO rise upon another shore.'
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-22
FEED Boz.
.Pocahontas.

Geo. w Zimmerman aud Missee
Lizzie Murray and Emma Ystes was
visiting In Bluefeld Sunday.
Mrs. r.. d. Baldwin was visiting
in Bluefield Saturday.
A. l.. Hill was on Elkborn Thurs
day.
Miss jamie Baldwin was 0 guest
of Mrs. b. ID. Baldwin Sunday.
Harry Baldwin aud wife were visit
ing here Sunday from Keystone.
H. Ferimer and VIM. Danhousst
were visiting on Elkhorn Sunday.
T. II. Morrison left last week for
Algoma to accept a position With
Douglas Lumber Co.
VIM. Lang left Thursday for Ra-
leigh, w. Va where he will engage
in mining.
Logan M. Bullitt President Of 8.
w. Va. Imp. Co. was in our city last
week.
Mrs. j. p. johnson was guest Ct
Mrs. w. E. Black last week.
B. Heller WAS up from Blueaeld
Sunday.
j. II. Muse Is in Tazewell this
week.
+. D. Ricbeson was ia Ada Sat.
Sol Hyman and Sam Lanter we're
up from Bluoield Sunday.
j. w. Crockett, of Tazewell, wss
hero Monday.
81 Miner and M. Winshssger
attended court at Tazswell this week.
| Mrs. ID, M. Jenkins; Of Ashland,
| w. Va, was visiting here Tuesday.
NJ. P. Deagan lot Tuesday for
Phila. Mr.. Deagan resigns his po-
sition here and will 90 from Phils.
to Raleigh, ". We.
Jas. s. Browning wss in Bluensld
Tuesday
w. e. Minter left last week for
Vivian, w. Va, where he has posi-
ton as weighmaster.
Judge J. II. Stusrt was up from
Tazewell Friday.
Harry Zimmerman returned from
his trip East Tuesday.
Louie Station was hurt in ths
!, mines Friday night. His leg Vas
# caught between.two cars and badly
bruised.
9 Miss Mabel Baach who hss bess
: attending school at Roanoke arrived
'r at home Tuesday night to spend th
christmas holidays.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-22
Shawver's q Mill.

Mr. Editor,
Dear Sir: j lave been thinking
for some time of sending you few
locals from this part OF the vineyard,
but .tII taeught that Mr.. Ssger
would writo again But guess he
will not I-dont3know what has be-
come OF him, stie'!ier l,eis dead OF
, gone tosoe his uncle.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-22
Heavy Pigs.

Our tow n people, as we'll as the
farmers, kn ow how to raise fine
hogs. Mr.. Will Bernett killed one
last week that weighed over 900 lbs,
n t and Charles Alexander one that
weighed 475, NET.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-22
Notice.

All pers ons indebted to us are re-
quested to be prepared to settle by
January LIST, either by cash or bank
note with necessary endorsements.
Respectfully,
BUsToN g. Sons
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-22

AND TURKEY.
The Views Of an Epicure
An Aged Darkey Tells How
the Toothsome Turkey
Should be Prepared for
the Table.
Richmond 'rimesl

the Table.
Richmond Times1
At the Christmas season an IT.
irresistible desire to consume turkey
seems to seize possession of every
one. None escapes the contagion,
aud there is good ground for be-
licving that men in other WAYS
most estimable and upright might
adopt questionable methods to OBJ
tain ono of these delicious fowls
shonld the money be lacking.
AT all other times of the year
the colored race is devolcd to
chicRen-auy.hing from partridge
size to an ancient hen of whit
leather toughness is enjoyed.
DESIRE FOR TURKEY.
But when the Yuletide HOLIDAYS
arc AT hand this love for chicken
vanishcs and an overpowerlng de-
sire for turkey takes its place.
There is an ancient colored man,
living in the rccesses of Jackson
Ward who has already picked out
his Christmas turkey, taken il
ioine, aud hung 1t up.
"Y"' see" he said yesterday,
"liit am ais best to let dem hang
nr week or two fO'you cook dem.
Dem epileptics says dat day is bet.
ter handled like dat"
"What do you mean by Epilcp-
ticsi" | asked.
The old man took his turkey
down, embraced it iondly, gave IL
pat or two aud hen said with
mild sarcasm.
81 thought you white folks what
is book Harmed knowd all dem
things Why dem Epiloptics is
dc people who wuz alwns 80 partic.
ular bout how things dcy eat am
prepared. Amt you never heard
about demf"
was forced to confess my ig-
norance, but family hintcd that the
old man meant Bplcurc. He hoot.
ed at the idea, however, and l. let
pass.
ode way to fix turkey" he
continued, $50 dat it will be just as
good as fat 'possum is to get you
a nice, plump bird, right fresh
from the place wha it was raised.
Take it home wild you, and cut of
the head. Den hang it up wild dc
feathers on hit--hang it by ds
feet, and let it stay there for fo'
days, den take it down and pick
and clean it Hang it up by the
neck till you get ready to cook hin
and you will have the hest disf
you ever sat BEFORE"
EMBRACED SHE BIRD.
While til. old, man talked ht
fondled and en- braced his turkey
his eyes glisteuing with anticipa
tion. took my leave, but befor
l got out of range heard hin
murmer:
"The ignorance of some peopl
is surprlsin', never heard of Epil
eptlcs. wish twas Christmas di
mint"
And he tenderly hung the rurke
back in its place.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-22
BULLER REPORTS
HIS CASUALTIES
Losses Aggregated Near
Iy Eleven Hundred.
Eighty-two Killed, 667 Injured
and 34S Missing-Brushes
Between Beers and British
E.1 IL yxy

Early in the Week.
London, Dec. 16.-General Bull
Ter reports to the War Office that
bis losses in yesterdays engage
gagements we're Killed, 80; wound
ed 667; missing, 34S; total Of
1,O97.
The revised list of the British
casualties at the battle of Mageys-
fontein shows the total to be 963, of
which number seventy were officers
OPERATIONS ABOUT MAFEKINo.
Pretoria, Dec. 14.-General Suy-
man reports from Mafeking under
date of Wednesday, Dec. 13, thut
the British attacked q Botr fort
The Boer casualties were ono man
killed and one wounded.
The dispatch also says that Com
mandant Schcemann lad a brush
with the British on Tuesday; Deem
Der II at the Goldennuis farm
which file British were bombarding
on Wednesday.
The condition of General Joubert
who is i'll at Volksrust, Is improving.
The Transvaal government il en-
ployiDg natives to WORK in mines,
paying them one pound mouth
and feeding them.
Modder River, Dec. 15.--During
q demonstration in force this morn
ng the British guns shelled the
Beers for couple of hours. TIE
Beers did not reply until the British
were retiring.
The Beers are further iptrenchiug
and strengthening their old de-
fences, with the evident intention OF
fit rcely disputing control of the
railroad.
Washington, Dec. 16.-Represon !
tative Sulzer, OF New York, has iu-
troduced joint resolution do e,lur.
ing that state OF war exists in
South Africa and according bellig
erent rights to the Transvaal gov
ernmeut. 1t closes with the follow
ing paragraph:
|.The Congress- of the United
States protsst and remoDstrate
against the barbarous manner in
which the war has beon conducted
by Great Britain, and the President
is hereby authorized to take such
ateps as may be e1pedient in his
Judgement to secure an observance
of tho laws OF war as recognized by
civilized nations, and bring about an
honor able peace"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-22
J. Meek Snapp Returns.

1t is currently reported that MIR
Snapp, who moved to the State OF
Washington about year ago, is r"-
tu, nipg 10 his old home in Burks 4
Garden. His sale sock placa or
Wednesday Of this week. Mr. s apr
oi inot find the West as he expected
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-22
Respectfully,
j. N. Hartman,

NM MANTED-Honest man or woman to
travel for large house; salary $65.
monthly and expenses, with increase;
incloso selfaddressed stamped envelope.
MANAGER, $50 Laxton bldg, Chicago.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-12-22
Pocahontas.

Pooehontas.
Fine Bronze Turkeys.
Large fine turkey Toms AZ $500
and hens $1.50. For sale by
MRS. j. MEEK HoGB,
Burke's Garden, Va.