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The Forrest City times., 1901-08-16
DEMOCRAT TINES.

The weather is cloudy and rain.
ing.
Business is dull.
Crops here look very promising
compared with other places.
j. NJ. Wallace, Of Sand Ridge,
was a pleasant caller q. this place
last Saturday.
Miss Belle Holbert visited Mrs.
Lilly at Sand Ridge Saturday and
Sunday OF last week.
Mr.. ard Mrs. p Jackson left last
Sunday Tor a short visit at Hot
Springs.
J. W. Calhoun was genial visi-
tor on Sand Ridge aud IN the
Stokes settlement last week.
Gid Riggs was on the puny list
last week.
Health is very good here, with
the exception Of few brain trou-
bles.
The eastbound freight train on
the Choctaw killed man near
Pro ctor Sunday evening.
Whit Howell had a difficulty
with a woman at Proctor Tuesday.
When she began pumping lead to-
ward him from a Winchester, his
business lay rolling, so we are in.
formed.
Democrat Is going to be a great
railroad center IN the near future,
as John Sneed has mad the surve y
ing done and is making the cross
ties for his railroad.
The good old proverb il: Gao
tons speak founder than words -
Why not apply it to Admiral
Schley.
\ very large piece of watermcl
on, that would have taken the pre-
MUM nj the capital of Griggs town
ship, was placed on the counter Of
ye pencil pusher Wednesday, with
inscription cngraged thereon. "If
you don't want this, please return
It" 1t was not returned,
SILVER BILL
The Forrest City times., 1901-08-16
The Professional.

Road to tae Rockies. known Of old
Cool Colorado Tourist Line
whoee daily. solid trains. We hold.
Comfort aud elegs nee combine.
Patrons enrhuse EN- long has showed
..tBply One Road - -Only one Road
TIE voices Of glad singers rise
The merry tourists tnnS depart
Seeking the nations Paradise.
The chimes that health and Strength tursrt
How leave these ihr0ugs heir bot ah0det
only One Road - Only one Road
Far famed. our trains are much discussed.
no lfne compares in the Southwest
The People cry E" ikes Peak or Bust.
THE DENVER ROAD We knows the
beztas
The puddle large just sais one toad.
Only One Road '-0niy One Road
II Observation Cars delight
Psrlore with easy chairs you know.
II spacious dressing rUstns invite
Ladies Of whom 40 many g.-
II wins on details care bestowed.
s0nly one Road" Only one Road"
Reach mans hearth Through his stomach go
Has beer our plan for several years.
our Cafe Car. you surely know
feature that this line eHdearF.
Day Coaches. too. thew have no peers
No Apology Necessary.
W 7. sIERLEY. 4. 6. p A.
A. A. GLISseS. q. 4 2. y.
CHARLES l. HULL L. + A..
FORT WORTH. TEXAS.
The Forrest City times., 1901-08-16
MADISON TIM ES.

A base Dali team mas DeeH or
ganized here. The team is as fol.
lows. H.W. Robinson, Robt Berry.
Robt Thorne, VIM Thorne, Fred
Weaver. Felix Carr, Thos II. Carr,
Harve Wheeler and Enos Kopp.
They have been practicing faith.
fully and IN time will make good
ball punchers.
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Berry, Enos
Kopp and Miss Tommie Davis
were visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Berry's Sunday evening.
Mr.. Robinson's new hoop quarler
has a crippled hand and will not
be able to work for week or so.
Mr.. and Mrs +. NJ. CLANCY visi-
ted Mrs. NJ. f. Carr Sunday even
ing.
The drummers are pretty thick
for crops to be so bad in this coun
try, and they come mighty nigh
selling something every time they
come TO Madison.
T. ]. Bedford and ION entertained
Mr.. Grover Wylds Sunday even.
ing at y. K. Metals residence.
B. IL. Bedford visited John Ben
der Sunday.
Miss Maude Crippen left for
Clarendon Monday to visit her sis.
ter, Mrs. G. G. Hull.
Mr.. Ed Hull has rented a house
in our town, and expects to make
this his home for awhile.
Wheeler K Co have a new saw
yer-he Is a hustler.
We have q gun club here, consis.
ting Of Harve Wheeler and 7. J.
Belford. Harve bought a gun and
is practicing with ii so he can TAX
IN the Wild West next year.
Mrs. Rainbolt, Mrs. Lennon and
Mr.. Jas Lennon were visitors al
Mrs. Kate Berry ednesday. Nj
Lennon looks well. 1t has been
long tune since he has visited
our town Mr.. Rainboll brought
them ont IL double rig.
Capt. Thorne has not got his lit
tie gasoline engine in running or
der yet.
Madison is getting to he gooo
town. II has raiued and we havn'i
prayed or paid the preacher either
Potato planting Is getting TO b,
I'll the 60.
Contractors Thorne & Weaver
were doing some repair work OF
the pike last Wednesday. They
are getting good deal OF work to
do THIS summer.
Look out for the base ball nine
e Mad -on.
Mr.. y. r McfaIl notified our
town that he would arrive aboul
the ! { Of September, ifnot sooner
Oar picture gallery on wheels
rolled ontofiowu Sunday, leaving
g great many faces not taken.
We have new agent. J e. IIurl
left ~ for good. He is gong on
the west end 70 accept q position
with the Choctaw RI NJ. Huri
was good agent aud liked by All
fhe good citizens Of Madison. We
WISH him good luck.
Mrs. u. f. Carr is on the sick
list this week.
The tie foreman visited our town
n Wednesday Oh business,
The pike is all right Tor driving
Mr. Apperson has built up the low
places. 1t Is fine road now.
N. " Robinson came in from
Memphis Tuesday, where he had
been IN business.
Mr.. Robt Eppes was in town
Tuesday looking after the interest,"
Of his laundry.
M W. 7. Eppe- visited home
folks Sunday ii Forrest City, re
turning Monday.
.BCFFALo BILL
The Forrest City times., 1901-08-16

II that mirror of yours shows wretched
saiiow complexion, jaundiced look moth
patches aud botehes on the skin, ~
hyer trouble: but DR.. Kings New Life
Pills regulate the liver. purify the blood
ave clear SKIN. rosy cheeks, rich com
aleXion. Only 25c at J II Dnayant :
drug store
The Forrest City times., 1901-08-16
There Is 50 Much Now

that even II 1t comes by telegraph we
overlook some Of d. Isn't fac, thai
you have seen Dr.. CeldWrli's syrup Pep
ain advertised several times ana have
neglected 70 try II? An ounce Of DR.
Caidweli's Syrup Pepsin Is as good a. r
three weeks vacation. Ask any druggist
or any one who has taken IT, Sold by J.
u. Dunavant.
The Forrest City times., 1901-08-16

THE SEASONS DEuCACIES
for breakfast, dinner or luncheon.
IN all kinds Of hot weather foods
in cereals, potted and canned meats,
boned turkey and chicken, canned
salmon, fruits and jelIies we keep
at all times in our stock Of fancy
groceries, fresh, high grade and
appetlzing. We have everything
delicious to tempt the palate IN hot
weather and our butter Is choice
and sweet as & nut, as well as our
fine hams and bacon.
W. T. SANDERS.
The GROCER
The Forrest City times., 1901-08-16
The Presldent

Of the American Federation Of Labor
Union s.2i5. says: Il am using yoar DR.
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin ms self and III
my family, aud find it does lots OF good
Yours truly. Geo c. Campbell, Clinton,
Iowa" Sold by J II. Dunavant
The Forrest City times., 1901-08-16

is Smith's Sure Kidney Cure. Your drug
gist viii refund money, It after taking
one bottle you are not entirely satisfied
with results. Doc
The Forrest City times., 1901-08-16
stops the Cough and Works off Cold

Laxative Bromo-Quinne Tablets epre a
cold IN one day. No cure. no pay. lrice
, cents
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-12-06

The burial services Of Mr.. Watts
occurred last Saturday at bis home.
There was a very large crowd pres.
ent from different sections Of the
country. The body was buried of
the old home.
The Richmond Dispach Of Sun.
day, speaking OF the Werts affair,
says:
The circumstances attending the
killing of Colonel John g. Watts
twice marshal of tie Western Dis
trict of Virginia, a brief notice of
which was published in the Dis
patch Of yesterday, are in sobst-
ance as follows.
There had been a partition suit
pending between Bowen Watts, a
son OF the Marshal, and others, aud
the partition had been present CIV
ing directions in reference tU the
constructions OF the fence and bad
left.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-12-06
Controlled By N. & w

New York, Dec. 2.-The II. + I'D
to-mor row will say that announce
msnt will soon be made by the Nor
folk and Western Railroad that its
management has concluded q deal
for the acquisition of the Pocahontas
Coal and @ ike Company, the recent
ly formed $20,O00.OO0 combination,
owning extensive bitumineus coal
lands In Virginia, along the line of
the aroad. It is stated that only
few details rem aimed to be arranged
before an off nal announcement will
be made. Through q projected sub
sidary company the Norfolk and
Western will then control over three
hundred thousand acres of coal
lsnds.
Approximately over $4,000, ,0OC
will be involved in the deal, which il
is proposed to cover with bond is-
sued to that amount by the railroad.
The Pocahontas Company was
formed in October apd included in
its projectors several OF the Uni ed
States Steel Corporation officials.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-12-06
Items From Bluestone

Rev. G. W. Summers, of Bris.or
Tenn was visiting his home folk and
friends last week. returning last Sun
day.
A. B. Leael, of Clear Fork, took a
fiving trip to Graham to see his wife's
home people. Stopping with j. H.
y ummers, his brother-in-law on
his return.
Whooping cough is the 50 on
Blues,on at present. 1t is in the
school it is simply awful to hear them
when they commence to ''bark"
We believe there is going to be
some of that shucking weather spok-
en- of in the News We would be
glad to see it.
We met Robert Tarter a few days
since, and thought he was minister
OF the gospel since he is close shaw
en-.
The two champion turkey bunteri
took their first hunt last Sat urday
They did not kill anything, but sa,
they saw quite number of squirr ell
, pheasant, rabbits, and plenty o
! turkey signs.
} There is a new kind of fever ragin
on Bluestone. The Mrs. name il
Tip Tor fever, we lerrn that w
e q. Harman has it and has temper
t ature has reached the boiling poin
2l2degrees, Farnheit. 10 anu Mr.,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-12-06

When things are 1.-The best, they }z
come "the best selling" Abraham Hafv
leading druggist, of BAIleviIIs, o.;)
writes: Electric Bitters are the best
selling bitters have handled in twenty
years" You know why2 Most diseases
begin in disorders OF the stomach, liver,
kidneys, bowels. blood and nerves.
Electric Bitterss tone up the stomeeit
regulates liver, kidneys and bowels, pu-
rifles the blood, Strengthens the nerves
hence cures multi tudes OF maladios- Tt
builds up the entire system. Puts nsw
life and vigor into any wesk. siekly,
rundown man or womaa. Price 1l3r.
Sold by Jno. Z. Jackson, drnkflst \.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-12-06
What We saw with Our ow
Eyee.

On Wednesday we saw with our
eyes check of $1,000, payable to the
guardian of Mrs. Fannie Shawyer,
deceased. This check was sent by
the South Atlantic Life Insurance
Company of Richmond, through
their General Agents, j. N. Harman
Il Sons.
Mrs. Shawver provided this $1,000
for her little dependent children by
paying one premium of SIT 20 while
she was in good health. The South
Atlantic very promptly paid this
claim, upon receidt of proof papers.
When an agent tells us our family
Will get $1,000 upon our death, we
have to draw little onsour imagin.
alton TO believe it, but when We see
with our own eyes checks Fgoiug to
the benefciaries of deceased policy
holders, theh it is we realize the
benefits of life insurance.
When we are shufiling off this
mortal coil 1t will be good thought
to "s to know that our dependent
""es will receive check from this
t"me company. We believe in life
surauce. More of our bread vim
ners 'hOuld att, nd to this sacred du-
t. / llovidIng for their families as
~ Il ~ for their creditors.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-12-06
Harry Lambert Dead 4,

Harry Lam bert, who was shot
by his brother, John Lambert, and
mention of which was made in the
News last week. died last Sun
day. DR.. Crockett was his physic
ian and when he called to see him
during last week. Lambert was sit
Ting by the fire warming his feet
with tho greater part OF his CHR
shot oS and was unable to speak.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-12-06
Health ane Beauty.

A poor complexion is usually the re.
suit of torpid liver or irregular action
OF the bowels. Unless natures refuse is
carried.off it will surely cause impure
blood Pimpi.s, boils aud other srup-
tions T. | ow This is natures nethod Of
thro wisg off tn. poiso ~ which the
bowels failrd TO rsmove. DeWitt's Lit
tie Early l,i-er. a'e world n Gus ioi
rsmeding this ndi o. h \ timulat'
the liver IN pIonDt regu a'und hesdii
" action Of the bowe.s tui never cnuss
gripping crampa or ds'reSs, Sa'e pills
John e. Jackson.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-12-06
SAY HE WAS ABUSIVE.

Shortly afterwards Colonel Watts
called for his horse, and rode to
the point where the fence was be-
ing constructed, aud, It is alleged,
cursed and abusd the three Jonses,
father and sons, threatning to kill
them if they did nos leave the
grouGd. 1t is further alleged that
he rushed swiftly on horseback at
George Jones and was struck by
Jones with a piece of water
pipe about an inch and half III di
ameter, with which Jones was dig
glng the hole A fearful wound
was inflicted and the skull orusos
ed.
1t is also said that John Jones,
a brother of George, struck Watts
with rock IN the encounter.
Death must have been instanran
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-12-06
Gap Store.

We had an excellent sermon here
Sunday, preached by Rev. McCarry.
The young people OF this place
seem to have spent a real pleasant
time during the Thanksgiving hOl-
iday.
Three of our most charming young
ladies, Misses Ella CrabtIee, Lena
and Maryland Yost, spent the hol
iday with their many friends al
Graham. They report a delightful
time.
Mr.. Robert Yost gave the young
people of this pla.:e a social last
Tuesday night.
Mr.. Farmer improving YER,
rapidly.
Miss White returned home Mon
day night last.
Mr. Dave Spracher, of Graham, i
visiting friends at this place thi
week.
Mr. Peery Farmer was out osllini
very late Sunday. Ask Miss ELL
Crabtree for further information.
Mr.. Glen Groseclose, Of Bland Co
was here last week buying turkeys
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-12-06
Saved His Life.

wish to ray that feel owe my
'ne to kobol dyspepsia Cure" writes IL.
q Chrstenson of Hayheld, MINI. For
ihr Srnis Was troubled with dysp-
= l's'@ 80 TINT | could hold nothing on
"y stomach. Many times would be un-
hb o to retain IA morsel of food Finally
was confined to my bed. Doctors said
could not live. read one OF your adj
vertisement on kodol Dyspepsia Cure
and thought itfit my case and commence
ed its use. | began To improve from the
hrHt bottle. Now am cared aud recon-
mend 1t to ALL Digests your food. Cures
all stomach troubles. John Il. Jackson.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-12-06

II suffered for years with bronchial
or lung trouble and tried various REM
edies but did not obtain permaneut re-
lief until / commenced using One Min
ute Cough Cure" writes Rev. James
kirkman, evangnlist OF Belle River, III.
II have no hesitation in recommen>
ding 1t to all sufferers from maladies
OF this kind" One Minute Cough Cure
oifords immediate relief for coughs ,eolds
and all kinds OF throat and lung trouble.
For Group IT is unequalled. Absolutely
safe. Very pleasant TO take, never fails
and is really favorite withthe children
They like 1t. John E. jackson. ~.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-12-06

Richmond, Dec. 4-Both b an
ches Of the legislature organized TO
day by the election OF the oGcers
nominated by last nights cstcus.
The Republicans put up full list
of officers but they we're easily de =
featsd. The message of the gov
enor Was submitted in the nate.
In was read and ordered printed
In the house it was only ordered
to be printed.
In the senate joint resolution
was offered by Mr.. Wickham anc
laid over until tomorrow, to the
effect that it is the sense of the
general assembly that there shall
be no Legislation of general char
acter at this session other than
that rela' ing TO the necessary sp-
Preparation of the pubic resen ,es
for the next fisclal year aud such
other general legislation as the
public exigencies may imperalively
demand. There shall lie no pri>
vate legislation to hich objection
may be made. This resolution will
likely be adopted aud tn legisa-
turr will hardly be la session more
th n two weeks.
A number of bills wer. present
ed, al of a local character, exc pr
one Offered b., Senator Keezell.
providing for appropria ion TO; the
next hscisl year.
The caucus to elect state officers
will De b. Id tomorrow gight.
W. A. finch and s. NJ Newhocs
Candidates for the Office of super
sntendent of the peuItcn iary w.t.
drew tom ( hr aud the incam bent, f,
G. NJ. Helms, has clear field.
". A. Taylor, candidate for Fail =
road commissioners against Gen
j. @. Hall has also W ithdrawn.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-12-06
THE UNITED STATE SENATE.

THE UNITED STATE SENATE.
Washington, Dee mber -Prac-
tically the entire time of the Sen
ate today was devoted to the In
PRODUCTION of bills and resol utions
for the session. Two OF these
measures, relating to the suppress
sion of anarchy and dealing with
anarchists. were allowed TO lie on
the table sothat their anthors-Mr.
McComss of Marylan d, and Mr..
Vest, of Mis- ssouria-may bring tn EN-
to the early attention of the Sen
ate. The isthmiau cLnal report
was transmitted to the Senate by
the President ard several bill :
providing for the con structiCn Of
Neutrality-suspicious. Of them by Mr.
Morgan, of Alabam4, who has led
the movement for the canal in the
past were presented.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-12-06
Aftermath of Mine Horror

The Pocahontas Colleries Com
pany is still working to get the Baby
and West mines In shape for oper-
stisg again,
Dams are being built and the burn
ing portions of the Baby mines
flooded to extinguish the flames.
When it is remembered that this, the
largest soft coal mine 10 the world, is
e.ght miles:from end to end, and that
nearly twelve hundred acres have
been worked cnt and all this area
Is vast reservoir fer the gathering
of foul gasses from the balance OF the
mine, some idea of the great amount
Of work to be accomplished before
the mine can be worked again can b'
formed. 1t can be readily seen tha
the idea advanced by some that th'
mine should have been flooded o
first was not practicable one.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-12-06
Letter TO Mai. X. X. Henry
TazeWell Va.

Desr Sir Catch words and
phrases may look well in advertise
ment, but they do yon no good.
Don't help your paint to wear. L. &
NJ. has more lead aud zinc in it than
any other paints. but it's great feature
10 that you add much oil TO it.
Don't pay paint price for linseed
oil when can buy l.. x nj. semi
paste. and then add oil for which
you have paid the proper price. AK
Messrs Moss and Greever for fall
color cards and combination book
lets. 80
Respectfully yours.
LoNGMAN & MARTINEZ,
Paint Makers.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-12-06

N. r. Trogdon are talking of open
ing boarding house at Tip Top.
&. E. Hale has cribbad ur hund-
red bushels of corn. and says he has
that much more to gather. He says
this was not much corn season.
w. A REYNOLDS is preparing to GO
to, Walton and Company works to
work in the rock quarries.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-12-06

Miss Ellie Hawkins, daughter Of
VIM. ii. Hawkins, of Dublin and
granddaughter Of T NJ. Hawkins, 81.
of Tazewell, was married last
Wednesday at her home in Dublin
to Mr.. Charlie st. Clair. The bride
was 32 and the groom 81. Both are
prominent people of Pulaski COUNTY.
Mr.. st. Clair is brother of Senator
Peyton st. Clair of Gyles and is q
very wealthy and prominent farmer.
They left Immediately after the cere.
mony for northern cities.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-12-06
Pounding Mill.

Pounding Mill, Dec. 4.--Sunday
and Monday, the two first DAYS oI
Winter, were just lovely, Tue day
and to day are just the reverse.
Since our last writing death has
entered some of the homes of loved
ones. On Sunday. Oct. "a. at IL
O'Clock p. m.. Mr.. Shade Steel OF
this place died at his Eome at Paint
Lick in his 62nd. year. He was bur
led iu the family buryiug ground at
l p. IN. Tuesday. Rev. AIR. Hilder
back of the NJ. E. South conducted
the services in the presence of q
large crowd of relatives and friends.
Ou October 20, at 0 a. M. Mrs.
Charlotte Hoops departed this life
at the home of her sou John Hoops
on Pounding Mill branch. She died
of Pneumonia and was i'll such q
short time that N ANY of her friends
did not hear of her sickness until
her death was announced. She was
near 10 years OF age. The remains
were taken to Maxwell on No. 10
and buried next day at 10 O'Clock, by
the side of her husband who had
preceded her several years before
Mrs. Mollie Brust,r Tllly died at
the home of her aunt Mr.. II. Y 'ung,
al SH ODDS Creek. ou We'd. c,da,
November 27 Tbe Remain, Mue
brought to this place Fr day en- N
10, at the old burr log ground by
side of her mother, who d.su When
MOliiu was very small. She had
cnly been married IN the ea'ly sum-
mer AID died of consumption She
was about 10 Years OF age, leav. = q
hu>bat Il, father aud two or lhree
half brothers and si, ters. She also
bas numbey OF relatives a. Il fIiends
at this place who weep for her.
The quarterly meeting OF the NJ &.
e. Church will be held at thls place
cn next Saturday aud Sunday. Rev
L. j Crumley, Presiding Elder.
Every one cordially invited TO at
tend.
AMiss Stella and Nora aud ..Stella
Steele visited Miss Pearl Mcclure at
Cedar Bluff on last Saturday aud
Sunday
Rev. Robert Gilmore preached here
last Friday, Saturday and Sunday
at IL aud organized Y. p. s. @ e.
Saturday night, with % members
Miss Maggie Sparks Was made Pres.
ident, with Miss Helen Thomas as
Vice Presidens; Miss Ethel Barnes
Secretary; Miss Matilda Anderson
Corresr onding Secretary; Miss Lou
Murahy, Treasurer. Will report
more fully as tue society develops
We also have an Anti-Saloon League
here May the good work go on.
The Sheffey land Was surveyed TO
Gently, Mr.. Geo. w. Richardson
Marinn, and w. b. Steele were tn.
purchasers, John Barnes did the
surveying.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-12-06
PEN1TENTIARY SET AFIRE
Convicts Terrified in Richmond
Va

Convicts Terrified in Richmond,
Va.
Richmond, Va, Dec. Fire start
ed shortly after 5 o'clock sthis aftei-
noon in the seclusion cell of the Vir-
ginia Penitentiaiy. There was a
quantity of straw in the place anb
the cell was lined with pine wood. In
a short time it was roaring furnace.
About 1,200 convicts are confnded
in the penitentiary and for a time
there was panic. Only five guards
were on duty. Fearing that the whole
place was about to destroy they ran
around and unlocked the doors ol
the cells
In some cases the terrified convicts
battered down the doors pefore the
gusrds could reach them and like q
drove of wild eattse tn poured
down into the yard in the center O
the prison.
President W. d. Chesterman O
the Board of Visitors. who happen,
to be present sent out calls for tn
police and military Both promptl,
responded and succeeded in presery
ing order. The flames were confine
to the place of either origin. Th
fire is thought to Lave been starte
by one of the convicts.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1901-12-06
THE KILLING OF
jN0. G. WATTS.
Additional Particulars of
the Sad Affair.

There are no new developments
in the killing OF Mr.. Jno q. Watts,
which was reported exclusively IN
our columns last Friday. Wm.
Jenes aud his two suns. charged
with me killing, are in jail here.
The preliminary trial has not been
held, and will not be, until after the
adjournment of Circuit Court. The
sad occurrence has east gloom
over the entire community, and
much sympathy il expressed for all
parties concerned.