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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-03-07
COLLABORATION

Philip Herbert. briefess barrister
and. struggling author, applied to his
friend David Reid for work to help
him over a slack season. Reid obtain
ed a commission for him TO ccliaborsts
I'm writing novel with a MRS. Endi-
colt. rich young widow, who devoted
q considerable portion or her time TO
literary work.
The lady. who had been extremely
businesslike in arranging terms with
him. soon revealed a quality of tenn
per and disposition which considerably
aggravated the difficulties OF his work.
Really" she said one day. 'Mr.
Herbert. you are incorrIgible. In the
last installment OF the story which Z
have received from you find you have
deliberately departed from my written
instructions and from the carefully
drawn up synopsis of the plot with
which | provided YOU. This is not the
first nor
Excuse me, Mrs. Endicott but will
you kindly tell me In what essential
point l have failed to observe your in
structIonsr
Il warned you before" continued
the widow. that the Iovemaking In
the story was to be held in check until
we had reached the twentieth chapter.
yet In the fifteenth you turn the hero
into mere moonstruck, philandcr-
ing
He started to his feet, saying abb
ruptly;
Il quite understand you, Mrs. Endi-
colt. and there is no occasion for an
other word OF explanation. have in
deed come here expressly to tell you
that must relinquish all further
share In your literary project"
His altered tone and manner seemed
TO embarrass her. and she held her
head down as II anxious to avoid his
gaze.
while placing sovereigns and a slip
or paper on the table before her:
Il received EDS from you. Mrs Endi-
colt | now return E5 and give you an
undertaking to repay the balance with
I'm three weeks from the present date.
The REIMBURSEMENT OF the work which
you engaged me to do involves. in my
opinion. an unwarrantable breach OF
our agreement. and must pay forfeit
accordingly"
"Oh. Mr.. Herbert, hope you will
not
But words were useless now, for the
handsome though somewha haggard
looking young man had abruptly left
the room the moment he had finished
speaking
a We n n L.
dent the widow called upon Mr.. Reid.
her lawyer, benevolent looking man
OF sixty. who. instead OF greeting Mrs.
Indicott with his usual CHEEKY smile,
bowed gravely as she entered his
room. an unmistakable expression OF
disappointment in his shrewd yet kind
ly face.
whats the matterr' she asked,
with familiar nod, for the lawyer
was an old and valued friend
IL was just now thinking about my
young friend, Philip Herbert, and
The very person that / wish to
speak to you about" she said quick
ly. and then in a few words told him
OF the collapse OF her arrangements
with the young barrister, adding that
she had written TO his address at the
Temple inviting him TO resume his
suspended work, but had received no
reply to her letter.
Nor are you likely TO receive one.
Mrs. Endicott. Mr.. Herbert is very Ill.
He must have recently suffered a Sc
we're mental shock, l fancy. At any
rate. one OF the best and most amiable
of men is now so I'll that his life is
despaired or"
Mrs. Endicott dropped her. veil
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-03-07
The New Commandments.

Thou shalt not go away from home
TO d. fhy trading. nor thy son, nor
thy daughter.
Thou shalt do wh,tsvrr lieih in
thy power To encourage and promote
the welfare of thine own town and
thine e~Tn people.
Thou shalt spend thine earnings
at ho:n", that they may return fro
wrruc" thy sam. aud CIV m0ur-
ishm mt to such rs may come after
thee.
Thou shalt pstronize thy home
merchants and thy home printers, for
yea, verify doth not try home prin-
ters spread over the land tidings of
thy goodness and greatness that the
people shall patronize thssi
v
Thou shalt not ask a printer to
take less than his price. Rem mber
by asking TO retract from his price
thou interest that he is robber. II
he hath not dignity. thou wilt get
done by him somehow.
VI.
Thou shalt not AJAX for credit, al
goods cost much money, and the
merchants brain Is bnrdened with
bills. His children olamor daily TO,
bread. and his wife sbideth at home
for lack of such raiment as adorneth
her sister. Blessed. yea thrice blessed
is the man that pays cash.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-03-07
Market ION the unnf.r

A farm should. first OF all. produce
everything that can be consumed. then
crops To he sold. and the less OF the
latter the better Stock should he kept
sufficient 10 consume all food products,
and the corn. oats. hay. etc. should be
marketed ION the hoof." Why sell
cattle or hoes to feeders when they
may be fed at home? - Farm and
RE=-S
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-03-07
WEST VIRGINIA
interesting News 6 th-
cred From our Exchan :
es AMI other Sources.
Safe Robbed.

The Norfolk c Western eompan IS
safe at Davy Was entered last Friday
evening by working the com hinntion.
Nothing was disturbed except $3.50,
of which $50 belonged to the railroad
company and $3.50 Was in care OF the
express company. for the Davy
Crockett Coal and Coke Company,
at that place. No arrests have vet
been made. After taking the
money the safe was sgain locked up.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-03-07
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-03-07
VII.

Thou shalt not suffer the voice OF
pride to overcome thee;if other to WINS
enticethee, consena thou not for
thou msyest br deceived. Remem
her the fate OF the calf that left its
mother and followed steer away
from home and lost It's supper.
VIII.
Thou shalt net ask for reduced pr
ces for thine Influence, "for grille
in thine heart and the merchant
readeth like an open book. He latgh
eth thee to scorn, and shouteth t.
his clerks cha! hal"
TX.
Thou shalt not ask thy printer to
take two dollars for three dolla,
job because some other printer will
d. it for less money. The othe,
printer may steal his stock an
under pay his help. If you trade
with such as he thou art an acces.
sorry to his crime.
Y.
Thou shalt not bear false witness
against thy town wherein thou
dwellest, but speak well of it to al
men, that thy home town and it,
people may be proud of thee.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-03-07

Another View OF II.
lite hard to be poor"
mot necessarily. A great many PEG.
PIE hnd II easy enough"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-03-07
VERY DESIRABLE
Real Estate For Sale

rWO BRICK DWELLING Houses ad.
joining each other and fronting on
Church street. In tina town of Pocahon-
tas, Tazeweil county. Va, with eight
good rooms In eacn and n large commo-
dious basement under the two, with
modern improvements.
ONE BRICK BUILDING fronting on st.
Clair street, with two large Offices on
the first floor. four good large rooms for
families on the second II IOr and large
basement. with modern improvements,
and in the most desirable part of town,
just opposite the st. Clair building.
TWO BRICK STORE ROOMS sixty feet
long by thirty feet wide fronting on St.
Clair street, with six good rooms for
for dwelling above, and Just opposite
the we'll known mercantile stand. of
Emo. l.. Baber's and to this building
there are quite a number of convent.
euceS.
For terms as to the above property, APP
ply To
W. W. MINTER, Atty,
Office in st. Clair, Bldg.
POCAHONTAS VA.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-03-07

BEANS
Early Mohawk
Early Refugee
Imp. Valentine
Golden Wax
Dwarf Black Wax
Wardwells Wax
Henderson's Bush Lima
PEAS
Alaska
American Wonder
Little Gem
First and Best
Champion OF England
Telephone
CORN
Cory
Early Minnesota
Stowell's Evergreen
BEET
Egyptian
Eclipse
Edmand's Blood Turnip
Early Blood Turnip
White French Sugar
CABBAGE
Early Winningstadt
Jersey Wakefield
Early Summer
Fottler's Imp. Brunswick
Large Late Flat Dutch
Large Late Drumhead
Mammoth Red Rock
BORECOLE
Dwarf German
PUMPKIN
Sweet, or Sugar
Japanese Pie
SPINACH
Prickley
Round, or Summer
CELERY
Turnip Rooted German
White Plume
Perfection Hartwell
Half Dwarf
Golden Heart
CARROT
Early Short Horn
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-03-07

oNIoN-CoNrIxuED.
Red Globe
Strasburg or Yellow Dutch
PARSLEY
Hamburg
Double Curled
RADISH
Scarlet TurAip White Top
Early Scarlet Turnip
Long Scarlet
Long Scarlet
Scarlet Globe
White Strasburg
White Vienna
Charter
Black Spanish
PARSNIP
Imp. Hollow Horn
PEPPER
Long Red Cayenne
Bell. or Bull Nose
Sweet Mountain
KOHL RABI
White Vienna
Purple Vienna
TURNIP
Purple Top Strap Leaf
Purple Top White Globe
FLOWERS
Alyssum, Sweet
Ageratum, Blue
Asters
Balsams
Candytuft
Coxcomb
Bachelors Button
Dianthus. Chinese PInks
Four 0'Clocks
MignenetIe
Marigolds
Morning Glorfes. Mixed
Nasturtiums
Pansies
Petunia
PhIox
Poppies
Portulacca
Sweat Peas
Verbenas
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-03-07

CARRoT-CoSuNuED
Danvers
Chantenay
Long Orange
CUCUMBER
Green Prolific
White Spine
Long Green
Chicago Pickle
Early Frame
HERBS
Dill
Summer Savory
Thyme
Sweet Majorum
Sage
LETTUCE
Simpson Early Curled
Black Seeded Simpson
Prize Head
Grand Rapids
Hanson
Salamander
SQUASH
Yellow Bush Scallop
Summer Crookneck
Hubbard
TOMATO
Acme
Beauty
Dwarf Champion
Perfection
New Stone
MUSK MELON
Extra Early Hackensack
Chicago Market
Green Nutmeg
Little Gem
WATER MELON
Dixie
Phinney's Early
ONION
Silver Skin
Yellow Danvers
Globe Danvers
Red Wethersfield
White Globe
White Portugal
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-03-07

Inc seeds fully be the quality
rs %nnn equal to the fullest Make selection
SzGO new subscriber (Oher No p wish
eIs will promptly
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-03-07
Mexican
Mustang
Linir11ent

Never fails-net cveS il Ia, most aggravated cases
cures caked ud'icr IL COWS quicker than any known
remedy. Hardly disease peculiar to muscle skin
or joints that cannot be cured by it.
Mexican best remedy on the market for
Mustang inimet horses %
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-03-07
A toad under
Hxxisar

suffers no moro than the faithful horse
that Is tortured with Spavins, Swinney Harness
Sores, Sprains, etc. Most horse owners know this
and apply tho kind of sympathy that heals known
lar and wide as
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1902-03-07

Thou shalt not go away from home
TO d. fhy trading. nor thy son, nor
thy daughter.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

Horace Tipton is late arrival from Cananea.
 Frank Goodbody spent several days this week in iBsbee.
 Tim Maloney is a visitor to the hub of Cochise county.
 Anton Ross is making his home for the present at Lowell.
 Billy Woods came in from the big Tucson show yesterday.
 Joseph Lippert is convalescing after a serious spell of sickness.
 Tom Frazer took in the Tucson cir GUS along with the other obys.
 j. D. Haskell is out again after a long tussle with the deadly typhoid.
 The children of Mir. and Mrs. Krig- baum are slowly recovering from the fever.
 George Swain, republican candidate for district attorney. was in Bisbee last night
 Mir Tedford made trip down town yesterday. the first since his recent re- lapse. with the fever.
 The monthly business meeting of the Union Christian Endeavor society was held Tuesday night.
 Sergeant Foster left last night on a silent mission. He will probably bring some news back with him.
 Bobby Merritt came in from Tucson last night and left for Douglas this morning. He was accompanied by Earl Sparks.
 Mrs. Henry Kirk continues to rally
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02
2 Skirts Are Ready, Too

from the attack of typhoid fever with complications which had completely prostrated her.
 Emmet Reed, popular butcher for several months in the employment of Tovrea & Mossamn, leaves for Tue son this morning.
 Charley Mansur expects to treck in the direction of the Huachucas during the month of October, having valuable mining interests in that locality.
 Mayor Muirhead is back from the Huachucas and the sound of his ham, mer is heard in the land, not knocking on anybody, but mailing up his politi- cal fences.
 Mir. Hutchison, our linotype opera tor, is threatened with some illness, though it is hoped that the symptoms indicate nothing more than a heavy cold. Dr. Hickman, well and favorably known in Bisbee, where he has re sided for several years. has removed to Douglas His many friends are I pleased to remember that he is not so far away after all. ! UT. r. T. WrlSHt diTlNeu seStcI uds from Calumet, Michigan, and will al once locate in Douglas, as the com pany physician for the Calumet and Hecla smelters at that point.
 Was Surprised.
 Attorney Frank w Goodbody. the | county superintendent of public schools, was in Douglas yesterday paying his first visit to that thriving young town. 'I was astonished tc find a young city there, and did moi dream of finding so big place. II certainly looks like one of the coming towns of the entire southwest" MT Goodbody left this morning for Tomb stone.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02
Trotman-keller.

Trotman-keller.
 MT. c. F. Trotman was uited in marriage to Miss Mildred Keller at the groom's residence. last evening at s o'clock. Rev. Pritchard officiating. The handsomest thing we can say of Charley is that he is worthy of the decervedly popular young lady, who did him the honor to become his bride. The only shabby trick Charley ever did was to hitch up about midnight and scoot away to Naco, and from there to the coast He will find on his return that the Bisbee small boy has a good memory, that the old cans did not all float out of town and that there is such a thing as hereafter. All kinds of happiness to MT. and Mrs. Trotman.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02
The EIks.

The EIks.
 The Elk proceedings next Saturday evening will be illuminated by the hearty features of Dad" Merritt, for merly of Globe, but now a permanent fixture in Bisbee. Dad" as he is ia miliarly called, has been perhaps the most efficient and popular tyler in all Arizona, his feeds, while performing for Globe 4S9, being the finest in the history of the order.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02
cochise County Schools.

F. W. Goodbody was in Naco on Monday and visited Bisbee and Doug las on Tuesday MT. Goodbody was here to inspect the schools in this and of the county. In conversation with a Review reporter yesterday, MT. Good body said the schools throughout the county were in excellent condition. The teachers employed throughout the county are far above the average, and the Bisbee public schools would be a credit to a community much larger than this. Last year the amount of money appropriated for schools in the county was 3O,0O0. This year the appropriation will amount to $41, 900, which will insure ample funds for a nine months school in each district.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02

2 Toyrea & Mossmans cold storage is one of the most complete plants of the kind on the coast .. The ball game between Clifton and Bbbee at Don Luis next Sunday prom ises to be hot one.
 sF A one pound Bank of England note and 2-pound cigar are on exhibition in the cigar case at the Palace saloon. George Roberts captured an elegant specimen of malachite, ruby and na- tive copper yesterday, for his cabinet All the big sporting guns are loaded for the shooting tournament to be brought of at Don Luis poco tiemr Judge Browns court was guished yesterday by the ais"n ns Standish Mills and Err Ss,-,.,
 c, ,, 1o,- -<nk Leavitt
 aan;e, e,e -sd political playcards gre 9 eorsp pi -oasv posted in and on' -.ssbee, calling attention to the -stfty of the respective candidates. z The big and the little candidates for congress, Wilson and Morrison, who represent before and after taking. may hold a joint political discussion in Bisbee
 Jim Letson's new business front will soon shine like school "marm" in a new gingham dress. The old timers are blooming out of late in the way of local improvements.
 On the floor of the big Spray hoist can be seen two immense spools of 6inch flat cable ready for business. The Spray is the smoothest and most powerful hoist in the territory.
 .rz was married in Fl Paso about three weeks ago. was in Bisbee last night. He is on a To-day lay of and the doctors think he will pull through.
 The Deming train crawled in last night about two hours late and des- perately slow but she brought in 8 heavy cargo of express, baggage and passengers.
 Otto Geisenhoffer looks uneasy out of his working clothes. Otto will doubtless drift back into the pie bus mess at an early day. Just through force of habit
 A little casualty occurred at the Easter Sunday one day this week in which Nick Mccormick received a badly bruised hand He was all saft at last accounts.
 Carl Peterson. who got his han used up on the slag track day before yesterday. is doing nicely. No bones were broken, but Carl says that busi ness looked rather choppy there for ; few seconds.
 Over where they have excavated fo the new jail they have run on to mum erous kidneys of high grade oppe glance and peacock ore. Hereafte when a bad man digs out of jail h, will be earning good wages while h. is digging.
 Globe Kennedy, the old baggage boy on the Bisbee road. came in las night. The news he brought he coul' not get into Saratoga trunk evel after he sawed it in two. The fac is 9-pound olive branch put it's az pear ance in at the Kennedy houshol, in Roswell. N. M., about five day ago FATHER and child doing vel
 Nick Hyland, a boilermaker. wh was formerly employed at the Coppe Queen smelters, has returned iron Dos Cabasas district, where he ha been doing some assessment work ol group of mines in which he is ir terested. MT. Hyland brought wit him some fine specimens of high grad ore and is highly elater with his proI efty
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02
Going to Mexico.

Going to Mexico.
 J. B. Coomer, boss mine painter. from Cananea passed through Bisbee for the colossal Mitchell gold mines in Mexico yesterday. He states that George and Harry Mitchell are on their way to the great property, which they predict will soon be greater than Cananea Mir. Coomer states that every thing is uncertainty in Cananea, since the meeting of the directors and no one expects any improvements un- til after the next meeting, which oc- CUTS October .20th.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02
Presbyterian syrod.

Presbyterian Syrcd.
 Rev. NIT. Shields leaves this morn ing to attend the annual meeting of the Presbyterian Synod at Albuquer- que. He plans to return next Tues day.
 The serivces of the coming Sunday will be as follows:
 Tn the morning the exercises of the Rally Day of the Sabbath school. un- Ger the direction of MT. Lee F. Ham ner, superintendent. will be held An
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02
Death of Mrs. Land.

Arrivals from Tombstone yesterday bring the sad intelligence of the death of Mrs F.. ". Land. wife of the pres ent district attorney of Cochise conn ty at that place on Tuesday night. Mrs land has been seriously i'll for sever al days past and since the beginning there vas small hope for her recovery, and he- death was momentarily ex- pected.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02
Working Their Board.

Working Their Board.
 The firm of Grifiiths and Trotman have been badly imposed upon of late by parties claiming to be at work for the Copper Queen company. H. C.. Foster and Toney Mueller gave these gentlemen orders on the Queen people which orders were promptly dihonored the parties having no credit on the company's books.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02
6arbecued Burro.

6arbecued Burro.
 Well cooked burro meat may not taste very good but it smells fine. Monday night one of the big slag pots on the How Joint and South Eastern" belched forth its ardent contents on a middle aged. well fed. donkey. up near the Holbrook hoist, whose mus ic will cease to float over the mesa forever
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02

interesting programme will be rem dered. It is hoped that all the friends of the Sabbath school will be present
 In the evening Rev. J. c. Pritchard will preach.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02
Stockholders Meet.

Stockholders Meet.
 The management of the Rincon Mining company met in the Johnson building Tuesday night. There were present. L. c. Shattuck. Peter John son, Mir. Riggs. Mir. Carol, Joe Mu- helm. Scott Whaley. Mir. Jergansen, and others. The board, which is com posed of as good men as ever graced the annals of all Arizona, agreed that the necessary funds were not yet in sight for the proper development Of their property and that another con ference will be held at an early date.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02
Sheriff Lewis Returns.

Sheriff Del Lewis returned today from Phoenix, where he went with the two unfortunate patients for the in sane asylum, who were adjudged in sane, as mentioned in these columns. The sheriff safely delivered his char ges to the asylum authorities.-Pros- pector.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02
Ready for the Rails.

Ready for the Rails.
 The Copper Queen road ,s ,,s. about ready for the ra' . .ho Calumet and Pittsb" s s,e,a .ton 'ae .e Bisbee, by way .,i the bie nroner. san;,,ta,a ..mp. Its operation will mense' !"
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02
Buried His comrade.

Lieutenant R. T. Powers, of the 7th cavalry, Ft Huachuca. returned from Tucson Sunday. where he went to at tend the shipment of the remains of Captain Geo. W. Cole. his former troop commander, who died there last week. The remains were sent east for interment - Fairbanks Cores pondence.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02

Jewish New Year.
 The Jewish New Yea rcame on at 6 D. m last evening and expires p. m this evning.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-10-02
BRIEF CITY NEWS
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AT
NACO

c. B Mabee is the regular republi- can nominee for justice of the peace of the Eaco precinct.