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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-01-13
"Prue and I" in Popular Hdi-

George William Curtis most popular
story, "Prue and l, which q recent writ
erin the New York Times classes among
tho twenty-five best American novels. and
an eminent critic says embodies the
sweetess and most genial humor which
has graced English Literature since the
time OF Ella, has Just been issued in
very handsome and handy cloth-bound
volume reduced i'm price from $3.50 to
35c., by the famovs cheap book Spublish-
ing house, Hurst 81 Co.. 135 Grand Street
New York, 1t may be had at all book
stores or from the publishers.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-01-13
Notice.

This is to give notice 10 all con-
cerued, tha, IL motion will be made
at the January term of the Count
Court bysJ. M. Newton to have
Nj. Minter appointed In the case
w. w. French trustee for W. ~
Jeter in place ofW W. Frenct
signed.
i. N. Nawton.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-01-13
igESs sIgISa s
ri CURES WHERE All ELSE FAILS, kif
Eg[ beSt Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. Use fs5S
E4 IN tlmo. Sold by druggists. tSa
+ ICON SEsasG HSi25NISIE ~
WANTED.

Reliable man for Manager OF Branch
Office wish to open in this vicinity. II
your record is o. X. here is good OPEN
ing. Kindly mention this paper when
writing. A. Il. NORRIS,
Cincinnati, o.
Illustrated catalogue 4cts. postage.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-01-13
Protect the Birds.

Tho hunting season has about
closed, aud sporismen report that
the season has been good one.
There is II sentiment, we understand,
among our sportsmen generally, now
that the season is over, that the birds
shall be protected. This is as 1t
should be, andswc hope that ihe sen
timont will be practically carried
out. The natural enemies OF tho
bird during the winter season espe-
cially, are numerous and ravenous.
Add to these pot hunters aud law
breakcs, and no wonder if the little
bird becomes extinct. OF course oui
sports men will rofrain from shoot
ing out of season, but thoy shall also
keep sharp eye on unscrupulous
hnntors, whose only sport consists in
sloughteriug by unsportsman-l k c
means. ii we observe the law we
may hope FOR still more and better
sport next year.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-01-13
STATE EEMALE NoRMAL sonooL
Jan. q 1899.
YAnMyiILE, IA.

FARMyiLLE, MA.
Tuition freee for State Students. Spring
trrrl begins Jan. SOth. 1899, with new
classes tiinughout as in September.
Teachers may enter tie Professional
Course as late as March lst.
RoDERT FRAZIER, Fres.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-01-13
JOnNsON g COWLING.
BRONZE TURKEYS.

/ oRcr + tha next thirty days twenty
FIVE nice Bronze Turkeys, Tons 81 eacl,
and hens $40. Mns. NJ. J HooE.
Burke's Garden, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-01-13

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h a6tskkKSS Collie, Ae.WsislW fpoiheehe
- in i've unnglss. sonI ,onsloi
aud Summer compiaints Price. 2s cen;s.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-01-13
FOR SMALL POY.
a Proscrip ton From an Army
Officers Wife.

- S''~i ~ ''N'i J. CiI' bh amy
Officers Wife.
Mr. Randolph Henry, well known
young atlomcyof Che city, has in his pos
session prescription which he says, is
claimed to bca specific for the cure of
smallpox. noseclued it from relative,
Mrs } g. Bates Of Washington, d O.,
wife Of CapttiuJ. O. Bates, now in ac.
tive service wilh the United States army
in the philippines. Captain Bates was
in tile federal army during tho cicil war.
and has been located at various army
posts in the far West ever SINCE the close
of That memorable Struggle. Mrs. Bates
was always with her husband, and was
frequently in position to observe tie
charocteroi Tie disease of small pos, and
to note She application Of the remedy in
question. sheyouches earnestly for It's
efficacy As snail pox has made Its ap-
pcarance IN various Localities in the State
the following memoranda which she
preserved will doubtless be read with in
tercst.
"snlpiate of ziuc, grain.
"nigiialis, grain.
"sngrr. lah taaspopnfm.
"Wateg, two tablespoonsfuls.
"AliN ana then add four ounces OF wa
tor.
"'iaie Tablespoonful oh hour.
win cure small pos and scarlet fever
10 t@gIye icms Mt any stage.
"M addition rub croten oil and tarkrlc
oihlmeDt ou lie breast 10 prevent erup-
ton ON Tie face. -Lyuchburg News.
The Washington correspondent OF the
AieXaudrio Gazrtte says: Among the
Yirginians al the capitol today was Mr..
y. r.. Henry, a prominent Democratfrom
tie Nlnth district lie says everybody
i wap knows any thing at all about his
district kupgs that Congressman walker
was famly gni legally defeated Last No
! yember andaiso tagt the district IS Dem
ocraiIc by two thoitaod majority. When
asked how II is that many reputable
white peopIein that district ara Repub-
( llcsns ie saId TINT ihey went oil with
Mahone ana tfonli it hard ;og-t back iH
licir old folds Iie eIso said tliat some
of them0es p. qii.ne tosos ameng them
wortci 4a V7ge 80 ,n w lker
iastNoo ter. -, rithus Ecws
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-01-13
From Pooahantas

PocAnoNrAs, VA, January 1o--9asi-
ness in P0cahontas has been lively sifcc
New Year began- Nines nave all t4ey
.cando.
The Standard OilCompany are bnild-
Ing ONE tauks upat ttAeoldstAbles above
Pocaliontas. This may seem st,aage but
III Is true all the same Ihcar say)
The Southwest Company are putting
up lot ofanls end quite extensive ma
chiaery attached to The coke ovens to
manufacture coal o.! CT tar
We run the coal ont from the tipplc TO
the ovens by eisctricily.
No boiy serioasls hMtins this sectIon
during holidays. OBSERVER.
| elyzs "a Z; ffJzi8A TEA cures Dyspog
! lsssssSa . sia, Constipation and lndi
! Sestion. Regulates the LIVER. Price, Prot
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-01-13
DR.. Hogs,e Picture.

We give much Of our spiee this
week, on Gfsi page, TO the cnt Of Dr..
Hoge. WefaeI sure lAat many OF
ourreaders will enjoy looking upou
'thc picture OF this great and good
mai, whom tlley shall see no more
in The Aesl. The kindness and coGr-
tess OF flsat splendid paper The
Riehmoild Dispatrh, hiom whom we
secuted the eui,is Hereby geISnowi-
edged on oat owa .lthc Dahnlt o
our reade4s. Snfsr as ~. have seen
theDispa fc'g Is de on'ys siate paper
to produce a cutof ibis noted nnd
,gi.aa'a a..,i ns,, e, w ,re@ ON, 4 ,,r o
Gothrie,Dr. Iioge's assstantpastor,
will be regrlnly installed rs pastor
Of the second Presbyterian church
next Sunday. Mr.. Guthrie attended
the synod here last fail, andIpade a
fine Impression on eliwho heard him
preach He is only q years old.
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The stock Exchange.

NEW YORK. Aprii fs-sfock prices al
vaures moderately today CT professional
dealings Incidents where developments
in the properties accounted for prime
movements wsse many ard manipulation
VAS prominent throughout she days deal
trgS TIE abandonment ~ che tunnel
scheme - the Metropolitan vas raeecte!
n a lass - points ~ TIRE stock and 81
valr of over im Manhattan Tsrnesses
1,aal Il gsor gained points on espscta~
:tars - n change n sts 1neacss IL eorn4c-
fis,ss zsff. a sale II tse casspany's railroad
esf,sssr ado FSsss 4 ETea also aaya ned ue2r-
" = xsnsrts THE aer3ss0r By the raxsrt ~
spr@sss IA favor OF 2rssokayn Transit sef,
tie stegx aeRviy : prints above yesser-
~ sgures wat wss said &c b. the
covering ~ shorts raised Eurfsrgtne Z
g.sfnss A demand appeared FOR Lssss@~
vile ard southern preferred watch h@ne-
f5tsss Zach paint TIE anthracite coal
eys we're stronger. There wss sAik thas
a rss~xsnsgAtiaz a. sse capitalization 81
NerfA American wss selng arranged ard
~. stock waa ssrsug Gsl3 r7sr&y rates
"a nzsss srcrs 8 Down - 4 sss 1sotztfsn
- sAs sa-s ioan- I>or2on sniS stceK sar-
IRIS ssss yaxsErEAy Sc ga4a rose about a
srCsfEf ca stx Handsome statement ~ carr
snss for the seeoE9 week n April. 5u:
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Condition - The Treasa


Arnosd White I'm Harpey'S Weekly
For many genera tons there has heen No
financial scandal in connection with the
highest Office untar The crown. though In
four instances ministers have hAd 10 re-
sign their Offices In consequence ~ dnAn-
eta1 corruption associated with their
names. The younger Piss first obtained
the affection and confidence Of the nation
by refusing 10 appoint himself 10 an Office
OF profit. vacant A. q tine when he ssreiy
needed The money. and ws~n his private
Income did not exceed so . year. Lord
Bsa<sonsfefd. VINO VAS denounced from tho
beginning To the end Of HE sfac by his
political sasronentS an an aAvensarer, and
IL ssili habisuaisy spoksn Of . Semitic
sosiisr az fortune. was personally . poor
man ln November, ISIS. when prime min
ssgsr. he secretly purchased from the
khe.ssve Of kgygs ,arolxa TIE house OF
Canal Company for the sun - ts so sia
Ts.s transaction imm@dassely raised the
value of sssex canal shares ard ~ sli
EgYptfzA securities 90 q very large e1-
lent ard would have enabled ". Disra4iE
- have enrSche<i himself. II n1 beyoad
tas dreams 81 ayartee, ~ oil events with.
q ecnforsAss~ fortune. without chance of
discovery. n SPEAKS Seii sos tho stand
ard Of scnor and sood faith prevalent In
English public nse shat Dlxsys bltserest
paastsest opponents never hfnse1. even IN
private eosvsrsattnE. that he had used Tho
opportunity for fAs purpose Of enrtchsn9
nsrs@ss or HE srt~n4s. Sct q wensige %
suspicion rests apon hts name.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


CHICAGO. AYrsf IA Ysgort hY the
Illinois agricultural 1sgeAu whieh rfairssss
TIE crop 81 TIE state was in an exceed
aH.iy Rad cfin3sftGn started wfsat strong
Thz Statement met wttn a gnn-A deaf az
criticism however, and after a strong az
fort the bears succeeded IN CAUSING the
f0ss os ne greater Part ~ sns advance
4; y al2S trading nal commenced
Private crop rspcrtx were plentiful an8
an TIC whole as x9c<f "a eyer, bGsf liQussss-
sios % May nnh9szss prevented an ex-
teossTa advance during the greater Part
uf the feren0.u TIE f2ssaaks r.x-srt
however Was .cs sensational 30 na sgnar-
81 ard ID rsa3sArE~d tks~ls later IN fae
day in spite 81 she ehelanx eezx ~ long
AREA, ard s;sovessnx 81 nf July The lat
Ter Eas nf benefit 10 lie market later
vA@n s4aortE took fright ard conssnss-d
w;ta nS.la Ger tie limit o< Offerings.
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s.sN rs. Sox l. ard : s~-snch. no It's
G4ss~-. Eainscos1nw y.sss.a rustic. ER@.
- shingles. g. - standard shingles 81 -
I-fncA finish =. IL and IS feet &E6ss shsck
61ssn. &-$s5xs cedar squares. I. & ard q
fest. k.sksss. pscksss ST.
KIN 3rSe6 81 N advance q green. nwzy-
age SO
Hrick--onmon- 81 per M pressed. 81
o. ger II. ere brick. Csfs@. terra co.sa
,sre. Nc psr foot.
Cement gsabainTf-rortADd. X p. q s.
s. =. Asa, 8 -
Lime Gsoe5iExt Roche hAsSor. tn: Saa
fEsn. s. -
Plaster Ssooalng,-lsossen Gate. p.- 5ol.
=
Plaster hair sjah5sa gs-wasaed, si-1 per
sack. Easaxaed s. - per sack
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.


SAN FRANCISCO. April ls.-The -four
market is well supplied. export noyemSn,
good. Wheat had ffIner tgne, In sympa-
thy with a marked rise in Oh csSo: spat
firmer, business active on speculative ac-
count. but duh In sample trade Barley
higher on call. Oats aaies. but 'irmly held.
Spot quotations were.
FyourNes cash for family extras. 50. COG
80, bakers extras S.*esS.5a.
Nheat-sh. piping. Size for No, ! and
Hesis for choice: milling. sl.le4sd. isaz-
nal
oats-Poor to fair. agsisGal ss,.. good to
choice. 81 ssfii ~: fancy feed sltsAG Is:
gray. slsa9iS; milling aSsA.@; Sur
Flour. quarter sacks. 1.os2:: wheat. cen
tails, "a: barley. centais, AS; beans sacks
i,Sie; potatoes, sacks. sss: onloas. sac Ks.
hay, tons. si4: wool. bales, ~: hides. mum
Der. sue: quicksilver. TASKS. y: wine. gal
Ions. 1880; brandy, gallons. 1000.
Produce, Frait. Fac.
Mtllstufs- Mddlings. slsas-so: bran.
S5.i1als.s0 per ton.
Is. hes, barley. ss1s: alfalfa, ssd7: stock.
nominal. straw per bale. asq66c.
Potatoes Eariy Rose, s. .acai.o: Oregon
Observation-Disclosures 3cei3l2S garlic.
lo4slzs4c: green peas, -Qic: string beans, 20
Sc per 10: tomatoes. 81. 7sfr2e 3 per box:
fancy asparagus, $ls. eggplant QlZlse.
chilli green peppers. se@4'c. mushrooms. 50
leac per ID.
Fruit-Appies. choice. s3assa; common.
81 strawberries, ts49 per chest: oranges.
naveis s.. a9sS: Mexican lines. repack. 80
es6. California lemons, common, siai0.
California lemons. choice. Sl-s0a2; pineap-
pies. 5Daeec per doz.
Butter-rancy creamery, lie. fancy
dairy, l5c, do seconds, it9lfzc; picked.
nominal. firkln. nominal
Chez se-Sew, ieizaiiisc: California cream
err, issaaeglt;.c: Western, ili9ssiac.
Eggs Store, fsc: fancy ranch. i7tsQisc;
Eastern. f3iS0iatsc.
Pouitry--Turkeg gnhblers. lsiS1iTc: tur-
key hens, is6flsc. old roosisrs. sssfS: young
ROSTERS F5Dfia small broiiers, S.S0l 1 20.
large hroslers. 500: fryers. s17; hens.
s. 51es -: old ducks. $edt: geese. H.51as
per pair: goslings. = EATzs1: % pigeons,
81 5sLlf IS young pigeons, se6260
Wool ana Hops.
gool-Spring, Nevada, i9fizisc: Eastern
Oregon. i9l l2c. valley, fSaise; Northern
mountain s9Ti0c: mountain lambs, sglsc:
San Joaquin pains, s9f7c, Humboldt and
Msndoclno. aGsitc.
Hops-Crop Of 1885, i5c.
Closing 0wota ttons.
whsat-May. tI.0ss5: December. SL1sls.
Eariey-Steaay: new, s1Hsc.
corn--I~arge yellow. N.ftsIilS'%
Bran--sia 90 30
Exchange.
s.er'ia~ on London. sixty DAYS Axn
Sterling on London, sight, &s7a.
Financial.
SILVER bars $3.50 ssesl Drafss-Sight -, 10
Mex dolls 80. ssfT8st-i telegraph :. :. l7i1
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closed string Dizziness prevailed In the
bend department. hut ssers WIS To ahase-
rzeat q sss recent ssseaxtA - my Issues
responding 10 = S*vas investment inquiry.
Total sales, s. sS an
T. 5. - reg. declined i and sAe rev -
reg u IN the bid price.
Money anA Ezchanxe.
Money on cali xss per cent. las; loans.
4 PEI cent, prime mercantile paper. sSsks
- PER cent. sterling exchange strong.
with actual business In bankers nails at
AS4Fig fcr demand ard AZ AsQ18
tSsss for - days. posted rates. 81 Sszas. ~
and A-szs7&s-ss. commercial ellis 81 STD
49,. SILVER certificates. asssssec. bar Sill
yer. 2a9c. Mexican dollars FAC. govern
ncns bonds, irregular, state hon1s. in-
active. rassruad bcads. frm-