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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-08
HAPPENINGS IN
THE COUNTY
What the People are
Talking About.
WEST BLUHsTOND.

Corn cutting and apple peoling is
tho go. The weather still remains
very dry got.
Among our visitors last week waa
Henry Hagy, of Graham, Mrs. Hen.
ry Tailor, of Big Stone Gap, Mr. and
Mrs, William Poory, of Witteus
Mills, Miss Georgy Sink, of SPRING
villo and j. w. Baily, of Elkhorn.
MIR. and Mrs. j. b. Shannon, was
visiting their son-in-l law, Chas Hale
at Falls Mills last Sunday.
II e French says he has n mulo
colt 4 months old, that will we,gh
nlne hundred pounds. He is guess.
ing ut the weight, and of course we
aro all roady to believe.
A. D. Nash has bought now NOW
ing machine and grind stone and
says he will keep n sharp ak.
Gins. Tickle has been suffering for
several days with largo bealing on
his hand. DR.. Reynolds lancod it
last Saturday and Ohas. has been
improving ovor since.
Wade Nash returned last week
from Pembrool, whore he has been
spending short time.
o. A. Wagner is painting his house
and liking up in general.
James Bailey has gono to Monroe
county to attend camp meeting and
visit his brother.
RATrLRuEAp.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-08
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
Will Corns Robs Albert Garrett
Of $4OO

last Friday evening Will Corns
a negro, accosted Albert Garrett,
also color d, in field between the
depot and DIR. Greever's, ,and at the
point of a pistol forced him to
give up $4.00 in cash and also
made him go to store and borrow
$500 more for him. Corns was
arrested and is now in Jail to await
the action of the grand jury.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-08
Will Fight FilipInos

we are sorry to loso Mr.. Il. III.
Bobbitt as citizen, who took his
departure for Richmond last Mon
day to enlist IN tho services of
Uncle Sam. BObbitt is first class
printer and n hearty good follow,
and we hope ho will bc boom proof
against the smiles and charms of
the Filipino maidons. lIo made
warm friends while hero whose
best wishes go with him.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-08
Big Vote Promised Bryan

According b James Hamilton
Lewis, ex Representative OF the State
of Washington, there i not State
west OF the Missouri now which will
not, In the next national convention
reaflirm its faith in the Chicago plat
form and present delegation unan.
imonsly in favor of Bryan for the
nomination for the Presidency. These
States also will, he says, declare
against trusts, and will work for Il
plank in the pl ,tform, for specific
law which shall prevent further rob-
berry o. the people by the com bina-
tions OF capitalists.
The ex Representative declares
that tl'n States referred to, tired of
isepupl'cIn Implicitly and ofn gov
ernnent which is 10. representative
of tie plan i'copI., will give 81 plen-
did rites fer Bryan in the next
natio.ui election.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-08
SERIOUS CHARGE
AGAINST OTIS
Carter Singled Out as a
Victim.
Frank P. Blair Charges Otis
With Perjury and Has
Filed Affidayits.

Chicago, September 3.--.The Chron.
lcle says that the publication of the
proceedings of tho Captain Oberlin
NJ. Carter court martial, whose ver-
di..t is in the hands of President
Mckinley for approval or rejection,
has been the cause Of number of
sensational statements during the
past week, the widest of which is
hat of Frank p. Blair, counsel for
Carter, has charged General Ellwell
5. Otis, now commanding the army
III the Philippines, with perjury and
sucorration of perjury and has filed
affidavits with the president.
The affidavit in question: said
Mr.. i'l"ir, "Nas fled as an essential
part of the ueuiand for IL setting
aside of the verdict. aud simply
states that one night at the DeSoto
hotel, Savannah. Ga, during the
setting Of the court martial; L over
he,r'l jnlgr Adv cate General
Thorn +. Barr read some docu-
uentS t Con. raj Otis aud Colonel
Gillespie OF tno court martial, and
co..cluded 10y saying he would road
it tn counsel. and General Otis re
marked, that will be good
"Tne affidavit was proof that the
two members of the court martial
ha'l exceeded their province in dis
cussing tho caso with the prosecu
ting attorney. In any legal proceed
ing such an act is sufficient to throw
out the verdict of jury, and the
court martial is only jury"
Mr.. Blair intimates that Carter
was singled out as victim of the
wrath of the men who have been
promoting the Nicarauga canal
scheme.
Garter was named member of
the canal commission to investigate
the exact condition of the s.:beme,"
added Mr. Blair. "He was selected
because of his known engineering
ability. At the Amry aud Navy
Club, at Washington, he said he
proprosed to get at the bottom of
the scheme and show it up. He was
then sent to England as military
attache 10 the American embassy.
On Ms return he was placed under
arrest, charged with defraadiug the
Government,
Il believe if he had never anounc-
ed his intention to pick up the plans
Of the promoters he woul not have
been accused"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-08
A TERRIBLE
RAIL WRECK
Passenger Train Goes
Over Embankment.
Terrible Scenes of Suffering.
Three Cars Completely
Overturned = Many
Injured.
Injured.

Passenger train No. 1 which left
Bluefield at Q o'clock Wednesday
morning. was wrecked u short dis.
tance west of Narrows. The cause
OF the wreck is not known. Throo
coaches left the track while tho train
was running Mt n speed of 24 miles
an hour, and tho two first class
coaches rolled down an embankmont.
The cars rolled over several times
and landed in tho county road right
side up. Tho seats aud stoves were
loosened and many passengers were
buried under thom, over n score of
bruised and bleeding bodies wore
rescued from the debris. The engine
and baggage and mail cars did not
leave the track.
TIE DEAD.
The dead are: A. b. Luck, railroad
contractor; James Martin, agod 10
years, son of DIR. Martin, postmaster
at Bluefield.
The Injured. Mrs. Frank McCul.
loch, cut on head and body, not
fatally hurt; Mrs. j. III. Tanner,
considerably bruised; Master Fred
Tanner, arm broken; Mrs. Geo. n.
Speiden, cut and bruised; Il. Ed.
munds, wife aud child, cut and bruised
Mrs. Love, cut and bruised about
head aud body; Mrs. Cal Horton,
bad cash cut in head and painful in
injuries: Mrs. Terry of Nnrrows, scalp
torn off, injuries not fatal; Mrs. Gus
Spott and dnughter, of Tnzewcll,
sustained painful injuriesi Miss
Hnuk, of Princeton, had her arm
broken
The people who lived near tho
wreck threw their homes open and
cared for the wounded.
The others that were injured and
whose names could not bo learned,
were taken on n special train 10
Roanoke, where they will bo cared
for.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-08
The Right Man.

Prof Il II Copenhaver, of Marion
Va, will open school at Wcrlburg
Seminary about ihe middle of Sept.
Prof. Copenhaver is graduate OF
Roanoke College (class 'S3). sice
then he has taught several SC .ools,
IN for several years was principle of
Hawkii.s Chnpsi Institute at Rural
Retreat, Vn 80 is n man q worthy
ch'i-t i. c'.a.ac.'r, is vel prepared
FIR his Nor'i aud Las been quiet
successful teaching. Graham is i'll
deed fortunate in scr rng the pro
fcssrr
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-08
LOOALH'rT
NATrLEliI:AD.

Tnzcwoll College will open next
Tuesday, Sept. 12.
jackson has some good things
TO tell you in another place.
The Y. O. A. meeting announced
III our last issue will not:take place
Tho Blue Grass Stoam. Laundry
turned out its first work last week.
Hurt, the insurance man, wants
you to read what he has to say ON
insurance.
Rev. A. N. Jackson, of Bluefiei1,
entered his son at the High School
this week.
The wife of John Warren, color
cd, died at her home in the lower
end of town "Wednesday evening.
The young folks of Burke's
Garden enjoyed Tuesday by hav-
ing an old fashioned, fun loving
picnic.
Your careful pcrusal OF the an
nohnccmcnt of Tazcwell High
School is requested, to be found on
fourth page.
The Baptist church has been
greatly improved in the interior
by having the plastcrcd walls re-
placed with ceiling:
Tazcwell High School opened
Monday with al enrolment of 197
scholars, about equally divided
between the males and females.
According to the Rev. Irl Hicks,
the weather prognosticator, the
humidity OF the atmosphere will be
somewhat lessened after today.
We neglected last week to men.
tion the visit OF Mrs. z. W. Stroth.
er, of Giles county, to Mrs. Joseph
Barnes, of the Cove, who is her
daughter.
Rcv. Addington, of the Method.
ist church, began revival meet.
ing in Burke's Garden Wednesday.
The attendance so far has been
very good.
81 sec no difference in buying a
slave on the block and buying
nation for $4,000, Rev. DIR.
Bagby in his last Sunday MORN
ing's sermon.
Il. M. Elliot, who was called to
Covington, Va, Oh account of the
sickness of his child, has returned
to Tazewell Wooling Mills where
he is working.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-08
Tarheel Quakers Scared.

Greensboro, N c., Sept At. @.
Hodgius, a Quaker evangelist, who
declares the Lord appeared to him in
vision i'll Ohio and told him that all
North Carolina Quakers were going
to hell, is creating great sensation
by his preaching here. He wishes
TO check this exodus, he says, and lie
is urging absolute sanctification.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-08
WIN Address tho Jr. O. U. A. M

Judge Samuel w. Williams will
deliver an address at the ilag.rais-
ing. over the High School by
Tazcwell Council No. 110, Jr. o.
U. A. M. on Wednesday, Sept. IS
All should hear the Judge, as his
address will be gem and well
worth hearing.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-08
Now Citizens.

w. II. Watkins, and his family
of Blue0cld, moved to Tazewcll
Tuesday and will reside Oh Taze-
well avenue, in the Hankins prop
erty. In behalf of the citizens of
Tazcwell we welcome him and his
interesting family to our midst.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-08
The Scarcity of Butter.

The scarcity of butter the past
few days is due to the fact, that
the Baptist association people fell
so deeply in love with Tazewell
and her people, they had to be
creased in ordert to get them out
of town.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-08
Out of Mischief.

Last Monday put u quiotus tothc
barefoot, sunburnt young Amer.
leans Of Tazewcll from spending
fourteen hours shooting pebbles at
English spaIrows and the neigh.
bors pigeons, and to sliding down
clay banks with nothing between
themselves and mother earth cx.
ccpt their knco pants. They are
going to school now and Prof.
Byron is dusting the clay out of
the aforesaid pants.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-08
Republion Committees Advice.

Richmond, Va, September A.
The Republican, State Executive
Committee have issued an address
TO the Republican county and city
chairman and Republican vo:era OF
Virginia, advising that no stepes be
taken looking to the nomination of
Republican candidates for tie legis
lature.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-08
Hung Jury Again

The jury in the case of Rosa
Hilton VS.. N. ~ w. II. r., resulted
in hung jury again, standing Z
for the plaintiff and for the de-
fendant. This is the third
time there has been u hung Jury
in the case.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-08
Married.

Married Aug. 3Oth, 1899, by the
Rev. w. W. Ruff, near Five Oaks,
at the home of the parents of the
bride, John w, Jones and Miss
Luemlna Shuler, daughter of Rev.
j. w. Shuler, both of Tazewcll
county.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-08
a Long Felt Want

Blue Grass steam laundry con-
templates putting IN bathrooms in
connection with the laundry. The
idea is capital one, and no doubt
Will prove a profitable investment,
There is no doubt, however, but
what it will be great help to the
sanitary condition of the town il
some of our citizens can be induced
to patronize il instead of merely
washing with clean shirt once n
week.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-08
BARN BURNED.
Three Young Men Shocked by
Lightning


farming implements, which were
consumed. There were three
young men in the barn at the time
and who were shocked by the
electrical current, and by tho time
they found where they "were at"
the flames had gained such head
way they had no time to save any
thing more than wagon fro m
thecOntiagration.
The loss of barn and contents
will reach about $500.
Echoes of the Association.
The chickens are scarcer now.
MIR. w. ii. Horton, wife and baby
of Buchanan county,wer interest
ed attendants upon the meeting.
Rev. Mr.. Rasnake, the clerk Of
the Association, is one OF the ener.
getic young pastors of the asso.
ciation, whose praise is in all the
churches.
The unity of the Blue6eld, Po-
cahontas and Bramwell churches
with the New Lebanon Associa.
tion, adds efficient aid and strength
to that body.
The New Lebanon Association
which convened here last week,
was a gratifying success to the
members and friends of the Ban.
tist denomination. 1t was the
largest and most successful meet.
ing the association has ever held.
Prof. Charles l.. Cooke, the dis.
guished president of Holllns
Institute, has been attending the
meetings cf the New Lebanon AS.
sociation for many years. He
never made better speeches than
on the occasion of the RECEIPT meet
ing. He is growing old, BEAUTIFULLY
and gracefully.
Among the Welcome Vi. tors to
the association were Rev. Il. n.
Mason, Jr., and his charming young
wife, of Elkhorn. These young
people comp from long line of
strong and worthy ministers on
both sides of the house. Mrs.
Mason is granddaughter of the
late Rev. l., p. Fellers, of Botetout
county, a distinguished Baptist
minister i'll his day.
The visit of Miss Daisy Hutson,
of Richmond, President Of the
Womans Baptist Missionary So.
ciety, of Virginia Miss Quesen,
bury, Bible woman, of Pocahon-
tas, and Miss Pernell, of Lebanon,
prominent worker, was greatly
enjoyed by the ladies of the Bap.
tist church here. Miss Hutson
held a number OF meetings which
will result in good.
IN THE CHURCHES.
Rev. Mr.. French preached to q
good audience in his own pulpit.
The Baptist and Presbyterian
pnlpits, were filed last Sunday by
ministers of the association. Rev.
IL. a. Bagby preached very fine
sermon in the Baptist church and
Rev. @. A. Thompson, preached for
the Presbyterian congregation,
and these sermons were good and
greatly pleased and edited the
large crowds who heard them.
Revs. Mason and Thornton preach
ed at Kelly, to good audiences.
The closing service of the as
sOciatiOn was unique and unusual.
There were ten minute speeches
from number Of persons giving
their Impressions Of the association
Among the good speeches may be
mentioned those of Capt. a. j.
Tynes, Rev. Mr.. Mowbray, of the
Presbyterian church, and Rev.
Jos. Hest, one of the oldest pas
tors in the association. The meet
ing closed with an enthusiastic old
fashioned Methodist hand SHAKING
The eastern visitors left OH
Monday morning to attend the
meetings of the Clinch Valley and
POwelI's River Associations in the
western part of the State which
Are now in session
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-08
Negroes Draw Color Line.

Brunswick. Ga. Sept 4-Last
night band of negro men called
out and fogged negro woman who
had been living with Cninaman.
The woman was warned that she
must no. return to the Chiuamau's
house. Sevearl other negro women
have been warned That their relations
with Cinnamon must cease. The
black regulators ...ave determined d to
draw the color line on the Orientals.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1899-09-08
Hampton Female College Burned

Newport News, September 4 Fire
destroyed the Hampton Female
College this afternoon entailing II
loss of $4,000. Tue building was
valued at 10000 and the furniture
and library ut $4,000. A sock
company owned and conducted the
institution. Insurance $4,000.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-08-24

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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08
GRIEEIN.

Dec 5-Chas Stroh took Thanks
giving dinner at VIM Ellis''
Il b Sinclair, the agent for the
Cottage Physician, was around
Thursday delivering the books to
those who ordered.
After a pleasant visit of two months
with relatives in Lincoln, Neb, Mrs
Griffin returned home last Saturday.
Geo Baxley and wife spent Thanks
giving at Grandmother Baxley's.
There was big dance at Orren
Tottman's last Friday night.
A man by the name of Chicken
was out looking at the old Keller
farm with the intention of buying.
As he is hunting prairie farm we
suppose he must be prairie chicken.
Mrs Stacy and Lizzi were visiting
at Mr. Griffin's Sunday.
Jas Clark has zone to Colorado on
business. He . expected home this
week.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08

Josh Butler went to Kansas City
last week and bought two or three
carloads of steers which he will
fatten.
We understand that Mrs A NJ
Johnston who was called here by the
death of her father, Squire Young,
from her home in Vancouver Islanu,
will likely remain here through this
month.
That load OF new furniture taken
home by Milt Stroup did not escape
the notice OF the most lax observer,
and ali nave a reserved belief as to
what ii means.
Butler moved to town on Monday.
Ed Cleaver rejNices over the ar
rival of new boy.
Rev h Griffin has resigned as
pastor of this circuit and left Tuesday
for Missouri.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08
La GRANDE.

Mrs. f. J. Reade, Reporter.
Nov 22-Mrs Behring'S is still confiIed
to her bed.
Hannibal Burris from near Bayard
is helping Lon Gillenwater press hay.
Lon DOty and John Adams each
lost one of their best horses last week.
George Myers, OF lola, is visitin &
relatives in thie neighborhood.
Mr. Rudesill and sister from near
Beliry visited Nell Love ana vile
Sunday.
Considering the bad weather the
Sunday ScnoOi convention was very
we'll attended at Wesley chapel
Thursday and Friday. A pleasant
time ana many new thoughts were
brought forth.
Homer Fowler moved his family
back 10 lola this week. Charley
Berkehlser. will farm This place.
Grandpa Meyers is able to be around
again.
Revival services are progressing
nicely and much interest is being
manifested.
The farmers are about through
husking corn. Corn IS very poor
yield this year.
Report of the LaGrande school,
district No SO, for the month ending
Nov %, 1899: Number of pupils en-
rolled: males, II; females, 10; average
daily attendance, 20; males, o.; fe-
males Is. Those whose attendance
and punctuaiity is 80 per cent are
Walter and Edith Myers, Jessie and
Clark Nelson, Willie Stith, Glenn
Reed, Agnes Coffey, Rothwell
Thompson, Efiie and Rosy Williams.
Addie Thompson, Teacher.
Dec 4-Lew Hiner of the western
part of this State Is visiting MI and
Mrs Deweese. His wife will accom-
pany him home.
Rev Hinshaw has gone to Piqua
where he will commence revival
services.
We notice Arthur Lone and Harry
Doty are among LaGrande people
again.
Mrs John Hunt and children, of
Conway Springs are visiting her sister
Mrs f Reade.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1899-12-08
FUNSTON.
MISS AMY SEYMOUR. Reporter.


Nov 27-Messrs Andruss, Stewart
and Boeken shipped stock to Kansas
City Monday.
Mr. Kepley, of Bourbon county, has
been over for few days ON visit to
his relatives. His daughter, Mrs
Bolinger, went home with him.
j r. Stewart and family spent Sun
day with Mr. G BolingNr.
Drew Stewart and Gertie McCollum
stayed Sunday night with Mrs Josie
Willi ms.
On account of the bad weather no
one from our way attended the sun
day school convention.
Preaching next Sunday morning by
Rev. Carter
Mrs. eva Walsh is here from New
ton visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs
John Williams.
A number of our young people at
tended spelling school at Bethel Fri
day night.
George Seymour goes to Bethel no
more as the teacher, Oren Long, has
returned from his trip and taken
charge of his school
Our teachers expect to take advan-
tage of the Thanksgiving vacation
and attend the Association in lola.
Jake Kuhn ia huskinR corn for H
Boekin this week.
MRS Wallace from LaHarpe, was in
our neigh borhood last week deliver
ing the Larkin Soap Co.'S goods.
Mr. and Mrs Clint Ball visited at T.
b McCollins' few days last week.
Wednesday is NJ III Williams sale
Saturday they expect to move to La
Harpe, much to the sorrow of his
many friends here. Truly our loss lie
LaHarpe's gain. Robert Duncan
will farm the place NJ H leaves.
We hope you will all have very
thankful THANKSGIVING.