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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-11-09
Home Politenesa.

1t is significant TO observe how some
men fail to know the way to treat their
wives and sisters when they meet
them. 1t seems to be too much trouble
u lift their hats or to give their near
est the courtesy they would freely
render any woman outside OF the do
nestle circle. This should not be. and
the sooner a revolution is accomplish
co the better. The ablest and most
persuasive treatise on the etiquette of
the home will not be able by itself to
work the change, although it would
be helpful toward that end. What is
needed is the right training of boys
and girls. Courteous behavior should
be enforced by parents in the same
way as other good qualities are taught.
One OF the most successful instructors
or the young in our days bears this
testimony: People complain of the
way children behave, and lay the
blame of their behavior on the day
school; and IL they would only make
the children do at home as they are re-
quired to do in school matters would
be- different. They laugh at the child
who lifts his hat, or says Please or
Thank you,' forgetting that others are
trying to make up for their neglect of
duty"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-11-09
The Result.

AT this writing, (Monday A. NJ
1t is, of course, impossible to fore
cast the result of tomorrows election.
We are on the eve of one of the
greatest battles ever fought at the
ballot box. For months the forces
have been preparing and making
ready for this final onslaught. That
the election will pass quietly as
others before it have done, no one
doubts, and whatever the result
may be the American people will &C.
cept it as final, and tthe wheels of
commerce will continue to receive.
In no other country. r.Ubably, could
suoh revolutior5( take place every
four years with as little disturbance
to the business and social conditions.
as in the United States. This
speaks volums for the stability and
permenance of our form of govern
ment-the best on earth-and every
good citizen, with such experiences
behind him cannot but wish that our
form and system of government
should be perpetuated and strength.
ened as the years 90 by.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-11-09
Lee rs There By Right.

That was a noble tribute which
was paid to the reputation Of General
Robert f. Lee by Chancellor Andrews
before the Atlanta Lecture Associa-
ton.
Describing the elimination of Gen
eral Lees first campaign, when he
measured swords with Mcclellan, DR..
Andrews said that he had "thus
forced his way into the Temple of
Fame without the permission of any
one" -
And it isthere that Lee stands to-
day, imposing and imperishable, He
answered the call of his state which
owned his allegiance. he measured
up to the highest rank of military
leaders, and even his plan of battle
which failed at Gettysburg, was the
Identical one adopted by Won Moltke
at Shadows, three years later, which
brought Austrai to the feet Of Prussia.
AThere is no defense necessary.
either for the motives or the ability
of General Lee. His sword has
carved out a mich from which no
power can dIsplace him.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-11-09
RULES FOR COOKING

II Is a well-known fact that beans,
entils and split peas do not boil soft
n hard water. The sulphate of gyp-
um, the salts OF lime coagulate the
,asein which these seeds contain. In
Tome cases, however. the solvent pow
sr OF pure soft water is so great that
= destroys the firmness, color and skin
ot green vegetables and allows their
Juices to be extracted in the process
o. boiling. II Is especially true of
beans and green peas. Therefore hard
water, instead of soft, should be EN-
ployed In these cases. A tablespoonful
OF salt added to a gallon of soft water
hardens II Immediately. Eminent
French authorities say use one table
spoon OF carbonate of ammonia for
producing the same results.
Onions should always be boiled in
hard water salted. because they lose
much OF their flavor and aroma IL
boiled In pure soft water
String beans usually need to boil for
forty-fve minutes. The addition OF
small bit OF salt pork will generally
improve them. When done, drain
thoroughly. season with salt, pepper
and butter
Turnips, carrots, cabbage and onions
should be boiled in a great deal of
water and taken up Immediately and
drained when sufficiently done; over
cooking destroyes the taste, and too
little water will allow them to turn
dark In color
Put piece Of bread the size OF an
egg into cheeseclotn bag and drop in
10 pot OF boiling green's to absorb the
odor
A little pinch of CAYENNE dropped in
70 boiling cabbage. green beans,
onions. etc. will lessen the disagree
able ordor.
All dried leguminous vegetables.
such as dried beans. peas. etc, should
be put on In cold water and when they
reach the boiling point should be al
lowed to simmer until done.-Philadel-
phia Press.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-11-09
To The Public.

There appeared in the hclated
Tazewell REPUBLICAN, last week. too
late TO be answered before the cleo
tion. an article ened 10y Mr. II. G..
Mccall, Republican County CHAIR
man, charging that the Judges APP
pointed by us. rs members Of tie
Electoral Board, would not conduct
the election fairly, and calling on the
voters to see that irness was done,
and that some of the Judges appoint
ed for Republicans were Democrats
&c The Judges appointed 10y
us are all honest men, and all Of the
seventy-eisht, but ten, have served
for two years or more and no com
plant have we ever heard of their
not conducting the elections properly
and according to the law. OF the 26
republican Judges appointed, % were
reappointments. One republican
was not appointed because Mr.. Nc
Call alleged complaint against him,
and another asked TO be relieved.
Why didn't Mr.. Mccall embody a
list of Judges appointed in his ar
ticle, If he wanted to be fair, that the
public might Judge themselves if
they thought these men would do
anything that was not honest2 We
herewith add the list of Republican
Judges appointed and ask if they are
not republicans and h nest men?
w. b. f. White, W. A. Whitley, G.. M.
GRAPHICAL, T. u. Crockett, VIM. Sparks.
VIM. Clayton, Wesley Mathews, j. M.
Brooks, A. 7. French. J. r. Barnes, Alex
Steele, j. NJ. Yost, Alva Stinson. James
Beavers, w. 7. Brewster, G. -. Wilson.
,. Browning. a. Lyman, Jno. Owens, K.
IL. Compton, f. T. Brooks, Rams Carter,
W.D. Harman, l.. f. Leffel. J. G. HIgyin-
botham and If, A. Long.
The following Democrats were an
pointed:
A. j. May. Jr.. q. w. Doak, Jno. Ii.
Whitley, A, g. Kiser, j. e. Buchanan. J.
.. Corell, w. T.lThompson, Joseph Greg
ger, w, I. Corell, w. T. HigSinbotham.
j. NJ. Z. Catron. VIM. &. Cecil. ID. e..
Sayers, j. Whit, J. w. Daniel. ID. Il.
Daniel, ii. X. Showers, 5. +. Kosenbaum.
w, ID. Jones, j. +. Buchanan, w. II.
Showers. Robert Atkins, Robt. Tartar.
IL. /. Brown, Jno. 4. Nash, &C. A. Bane,
X. Is. Crockett, NJ. Is. Linkous, {. j. Hale.
l. H. Harry. Chas. Moore j. T. Frazier.
Jr., ). Nj. Newton, Il. f. Maxey, f.. J.
Elicit, w. T.. Read. f. V Bailey. Jos
Miller, IL. :. Lockhart' j. G.. Hinkle. .Jno.
Is. Hurt, w. c. Williams, L. II. Scott. r.
w. Wingo, G.. K. Mccall, q. f. Ball.
w. a. Ward, b. White, II. A. George. N.
w. Humphreys, f. Ii. Hit and w. s.
Taylor.
Are these not honest men?
e. a. 4 PE tla Members of the
c. P, Gnrrvrn Electoral Board
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-11-09

request will be observed by every
ladypresent. 1t will ado greatly TO
enjoyment Of the occasion. There
are few things more exasperating
tn To be seated behind one of these
great wide hats which completely
obscures everything from view, and
to be compelled t" lodge from side
To side IN order To now and then get
glimpse of the speaker, for what
girl or woman ever held her head
still! Hats off, say we all, II
any lady ut the lecture is so unfortu
nate as TO he bald.headed she will
be excused.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-11-09
VIRGINIA COLLEGE.
Every Room in the Popular
cOIIeqe Filled

Virginia College, the educational
pride of Roanoke, the college which
has both the beet location and facul.
ty in Virginia, is on boom.
The enrolment of students so far
is largely in excess of that of any
proceeding year, and the manage.
ment have received applications suf.
ficient to fill every room in the BIG
building.
Good for Virginia College, an in.
stitution founded by the greatest
educator of young women that ever
lived in Virginia, and carried on to
the top notice by talented daughters.
Fortunate indeed is the father or
mother who has daughter at Virgil
MIA College.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-11-09
THE GIRL AND HER VOCATION.
She Should Select Her Profess
ron DURING Her School DAVIS

"The future wage-earning girl
should have in her mind during
the latter part of her school life
the selection of her profession, -
wri'es Margaret e. Sangster In the
vember Ladies' Home Journal.
81 think it well for her, too. very
quietly, but with intention. to cast
about among her friends for sug>
gestions, to ask the kind Offices of
one and another, and to make
Known her need ofimmediate en-
pioyment so soon as she leaves
school. Many good positions are
iost because Of indecision, or false
pride, or unwise reticence on the
part oil those who seek them. The
mental attitude of the girl in
search of employment should be
neither Indifferent nor patronizing.
she should set in motion every
legitimate means, and let those
VINO may be able to assist her
KNOW something of her situation.
Ihey can help, aud she can seek
with much greater hope of success
II the goal in view be something
eefinite."
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-11-09
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1000
TGzeweU'S Schools.

The schools of Tazewell, both
town and country, are all we'll at
tended and fiourishing. The cOun-
ty has more good schools today
than ever before in her history.
Tazewell High School, Tazewell
College, Burke's Garden Academy,
Thompson Valley High School,
Cedar Bluff and Graham High
Schools, Old Dominion College, at
Richards, besides large number
of small schools scattered all over
the county, make up a list Of
schools of which the county may
justly feel proud. These High
schools and Colleges are, generally
speaking, well equipped for their
work, and manned by intelligent
and cultivated men and women.
The establishment of a new
school in the county, The Thomp-
son valley High School, and its
successful and suspicious opening,
is a source of congratulation to the
entire county. The influence of
these High Schools Will be felt in
the county, not only in the better
training of the pupils, but in help
fulness to the teaching forces of
the public schools of the county.
Higher education, new and success
full methods of instruction are here
by made available to those at pres
ent teaching as we'll as those who
shall teach in the future-advan-
tages which, for years, could only
be obtained by those who were
fortunate enough to be able to at
tend College at distance. We
trust that there is not even a shad-
ow of suspicion that any citizen Of
the county is not giving his school
earnest and unstinted support
in every way conceivable.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-11-09
WITHOUT A school.
The Negroes of Wise We're
Verr IN WISE.

The Department of Public 1nstruc-
ton has ordered the colored school
at Goelet, in Wise dounty. closed,
because the patrons refused to send
their children to Oliver g. Houston,
a negro who will vote for Bryan and
Congressman Rhea.
The department received a report
rom Superintendent W. H, Wamp-
Ter, OF Wise. Yesterday, which con.
firms all Houston has told the de-
psrtment about the boycott which
the patrons haYe inaugurated, and,
as the event shows, so successfully
maintained. The report says the
white Republicans have encouraged
the negroes to keep up the boycott.
Houston has applied for school
IN Underwater, asking, however that
he be allowed to remain in Wise un-
til after Tue sday, so that he may
cast a Democratic ballot. He will
then probably be given an East rn
Virginia school. Superintendent
Wampler says Houston is an excel.
lent teacher, worthy to teach any
colored school in the State.-l.ioh-
mond Dispatch.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-11-09
Fine Season.

Probably not in a decade has there
been such weather in October and
November as we have had this wear.
The grass is still growing. We have
heard OF the second crop of vegeta-
bles raised on the same ground. in
the community. There has been only
one frost, and that last Saturday
night, which did any considerable
damage. The farmers have had am
pie opportunity to get thor work in
shape for the winter, as well as TO
finish seeding wheat &c. Taken al
together this has been very re
marka' lie and unusual season. And.
Judging from present indications, we
will continue to have pretty weather,
probably up to or near the HOLIDAYS.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-11-09
CrowsIin1 Creases.

II notice, Maria, that great auks'
eggs sell for 81 500 each, and it strikes
me that 1t would be pretty derned
good industry to take up. Mebby you'd
have to shade 'em little by the dozen
say, $1,000 dozen, but there'd still
he good money in 1t. Then look at
the profit on a crate, figuring 1t at
100000. why"
See here, Hiram. where be you GO
ing to get your eggs?"
'Derned If that amt just like you
Maria! Always crushin' the romancd
out OF Teller. If you'd let me alond
minute longer I'd had a hundred
crates of them eggs sold and we'd al
been richer n Creases:'
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-11-09

Boston. Mass.

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office q
the circuit Court OF the County of Taze.
wei on the Oath day of October. 1000
Mary A. Baugh, Comn,a,nont
James 7. Barnett's admir- his ba;rs o.
ais,
The object of this suit ia tn ansoroo
specific performances of q written con
tract, filed with complainant. bin execn,
cd and delivered by James Barnett to;
Crockett Stump, whereby the said Rar
nett sold ID said Stump on pa dav Of
Arril 1854, certain tract or BOUNDARY
oi lana IN Tazewell County Virginia. on
headwaters OF Clinch River, cast of and
near the DIVIDES OF the waters of Cl;ncb
river and Clear Fork, and to extract the
iegai title from the heirs at law of sold
. James +. Barnett and vest the same in
the complainant, daughter and dev;see
OF the said Crockett Stumn.
AUD an affidavit having been made
and filed that the defendants Dan;el
crouch and DeliIah Crouch. his wife orc
not residents of the State of Virginia II
is ordered that they do appear here with
IN nifty days after due publication
hereof and do what may be necessary
TO protect their interest in this suit
And it is further ordered that a cow
nereot be published once week for sonr
weeks IN the Clinch Valley News a week.
y newspaper published at Tazeweil Va.
anu d copy posted as prescribed by law
A copy-Teste:
ID. BANE HARMAN, Clerk.
May May & Smith, p. q.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-11-09
TIP THE TOPPER"
The Melancholy Fat. OF = Cute LittI
Yellow Canary

Tho Melancholy Fat. OF = Cute Little
Yellow Canary
Tip was a cute little yellow and
brown canary. the pride and pet of a
New York family. He was given tho
freedom OF the sewing room and only
retired to his little gilded pa,ace ior
rest and refreshmert. AT night when
his master came home Tip was always
invited to alight on his forefinger, and
with many dainty pecks would de-
spatch a lump OF sugar held out for
his delectation. A funny little chap he
was. and the delight and amusement
OF all, but he had a very human weak
ness and too much attention spoiled
him.
After leading a virtuous life for five
years Tip took to drinking in his old
age. Like so many Of his feathery
kind he developed asthma. and the
only relief for these alarming par
oxysms was little whiskey and wa
ter, which always had the desired eff
feet. But 1t also made the little fellow
so tipsy he would be quite unable to
mount his perch. and would stagger OF
TO some convenient corner to sleep on
bis dcbauch. The attacks occurred
with suspicious frequency, and finally
1t was announced b. a sceptical mem
Der of the family that when Tip clos
ed his little eyes and emitted few
feeble chirps he was not always suf-
fering from asthma. but working his
anxious friends for drink, and great
was the CONSERVATION and discussion
In consequence. How was one to tell
genuine case from the counterfeit
article? While the doctors were decid-
Ing the patient would die. So Tip
went on having an alarming seizure
almost every day, followed by the in
evitahie drop" and the final nap in
the corner of the cage
One unfortunate morning Tabby
slipped up from the lower regions and
saw an Intoxicated bird huddled up
helpless In corner of his abode with
the front door invitingly open. The
narrowing details were never known,
but half an hour later a poor little
head was all that was found lying in
pathetic disjuncture on the floor of tho
sewing room, while Tabby IN the back
yard licked her wicked chops and
purred contentedly.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-11-09
me Youths Companion caien-
0or

More thought and expense than
ever before have been lavished on
Tue Calendar which the publishers
OIL 1.-The Youths Companion will
Present to every one snbscribiop
Tor the new volume for 1901, since.
IL Is TO oe a souvenir of the papers
10th year. It. is an exceptionally
attractive Calendar, and has been
designed aud autographed for
The companion exclusively. The
cent? al hgnre of the Calendar isan
iueai portra [ of "a Puritan maiden
oi plymouth, and the IL colors i'm
winch the Calendar is Autographed
reproduce the delicate coloring of
the artists original pain .ing with
perfect fidelity.
After the usefulness of the Cal.
endar is past, the portrait of Pris.
ella Can be cut out and framed
and preserved ss a beautiful
household ornament.
This Calendar, which is sold to
non-subscribers to "The Youtb,s
companion for 90 cents, will be
gwen to all new subscribers for
I9ol, who will also receive. in adj
dltlon to the 90 issues of the new
volume' all the issues of the paper
Tor the remaining weeks of 1900
, ,I from the time "f subscription.
Illustrated Announcement of the
volume for 1901 Will be sent free
with sample copies of the paper to
any address.
The YoUTH's COMPANION,
Boston. Mass.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-11-09

The agony is over, and the strain of
weeks and months is relieved. The
expectations and hopes of others
than the candidates defeated have
been disappointed, but the result will
be accepted quietly and with as good
grace as possible. and the world IL
continue to wag.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-11-09
Hats Off.

AS will be seen in another column,
the committee in charge OF the Lee
ture requests the ladies to remove
their hats at the Bob Taylor Lecture
tonight. 1t is to be hoped that this
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-11-09
An Experienced Re.reatar.

DO you regard a standing army a
O public danger?" asked the man VIII
precipitates inopportune discussions.
Il don't believe there is any sucl
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All the armies ever saw were goini
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1900-11-09
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Nasturtsum Picture Frame.

This design may be embroidered in
silk. floss, or painted in water colors.
on linen or velvet, and then stretched
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