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Evening journal., 1903-11-07
NAHONE'S BRIGADE REUNION
Survivors Charged over Crater Battle
field With Confederate Yell.

Survivors Charged Over Crater Battle
field With Confederate Yell.
Petersburg. Va, Nov. THE sur
viving members Of Mahone's Brigade.
who participated in the famous battle
Of the Crater July 81. 1864, held re-
union on that battlefield. The Crater
Legion knelt in prayer on the field,
after which an address was delivered
by Colonel w. H. Stewart. Of Ports
mouth, Va. The survivors then form
ed and charged, with the Confederate
yell. over the ground traversad by
them in the battle. At the conclusion
Of the charge there was a sham battle
by the visiting military, in which all
the manoeuv.es Of Mahone's Brigade
in the battle of the Crater were re-
produced by infantry and artillery.
On the verge of the Crater badges
were presented TO the brigade by Col
onel Robertson Taylor. Of Baltimore.
Mrs. Malone gave a reception to the
survivors and presented each with a
silver badge The city was elaborate
ly decorated and 10000 visitors were
present
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
SOCIETY OUT At
FOOTBALL GAME
Many Wilmingtonians At
tending Pennsylvania
Harvard Contest
BOTH TEAMS FAVORITES HERE
Opinion as to the Result Of the Big
Game on Franklin Field is About
Evenly Divided. Pennsylvania Hope
ful Of Victory.

Wilmington is well represented at the
Pennsy nsylvania-Harvard football game at
Franklin Field, Philadelphia, this after
noon.
From 10 O'Clock unin carly this after
noon every train over the p, B. and W.
railroad took a delegation no ihe quaker
City 70 watch he gridiron warriors ba,ttle
for supremacy. 1t seemed 20 be quite
social event as many members of WE
mington'a smant set are among those at
tending the game.
Tho Pcnnsylvania-Harva game has
attracted more local attcntion than any
football contest this cason. which is
probably due no the fact that the majorliy
.of Wilmlngton's college men are gradu-
ates of either the Pennsylvania unlvcr-
siiy of Harvard. There has been many
discussions over this game during the
week and opinion seems 10 be about even
~ divided. The Harvard graduates say
that eleven ls sure 20 win. but the PENN
sylvania men here are just as positive IN
their belief that the old red and blie Will
be victorious.
What htiic betting has hecn done here
was even money. Those who are not PER-
lsonally interested in either college say
she .eams are about evenly matchee-1nd
win not be surprised any way the game
goes.
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
HURLED IN RIVER
BY LANDSLIDE
Pile of Sand Caves In and
Boy Goes With 1t Into
the Water
WAS RESCUED BY FISHERMEN
Manuel zOboiski Had Unexpected
Bath in christiana and Was Al.
Most Drowned When Thomas Wins.
low Went to His Assistance.

ibW WtHA ~ TVS fNeNioNeHNNt
From the top Of a sand pile in Sol
omcn's coal yard to the Christlana
rner. a distance OF about twenty feet
Manuel zobolski, a 12-year-old boy
Plunged into the chilly water this
morning. ana it was only due to Thom-
as Wnslow. a fisherman, that the lad
IS row alive.
Playing on the top Of the sand with
several comrades which had recently
been dumped there from barge, 10
bolsld felt the sand begin TO slip be-
meath his feet. His cries warmed the
Others of the danger and they jumped
back out of harm's way Clutching
wildly TO hold himself back the boy was
carried downward with the miniature
land slide ami over the wharf into the
~aier. The dock was so high that his
companions could not render him as
slslance, and feeling their heiplessness
cried 10 Winslow, who was fishing for
carp. Bc rapidly rowcd 10 the ass's.-
Gncc oc the unfortunate lad ana drag
ged him into the boat just in time to
save his lie.
Rowing To q place below where a
landing could be made Zobolsk was
ttscn out aud rolled upon a barrel In
the mcaulima the father of the boy.
who is employed near. had been noti-
fed and appeared. He was nearly
crtzed with grief az seeing his son in
an uncens cious state. crasped his child
in his arms end uttering cries An hts
native tongue hugged the wet little
vgure To his breast. II was with dif
fculty tnat he was made to understand
that the only way the life OF the boy
could be saved was to get the water
out Of him by rolling. He reluctantly
gave linn ever to the fisherman. and
when the little fellow opened his eyes
he took his boy IN his arms. hastenet
TO his homie I'm the Polish settlement
beyond nmrd street bridge.
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
FIRST TOMATO CONTRACT CASE
Gamer Charges Delaware FarmerWith
Failure to Deliver Crop.

Dover. Nov. THE first test tomato
contract case came up in court here yes
eerday when the suit OF C. w. Baker,
a Gamer Of Aberdeen. Nd. against law
renee IIarnett. a West Dover farmer. was
called. The verdict is expected TO be a
precedent for a large number OF cases
growing out Of the fact that a large NUM-
Der OF tomato growers last year Jumped"
their contracts with Gamers. The farmers
had sold their crops in advance at from
Sc and IS per ton, but when tomatoes
broueht four times that figure in Bal
timore and Philadelphia. they sent them
to those marwcts.
Baker brought Witnesses and the con.
tract 10 show that Harnett had agreed tc
deliver to him 81 per ton all the toma-
toes grown on the Defendants nve-acr,
field. but that he delivered only one ton
sending the rest of his crop to the city
markets.
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
FeII In AIlahtina Erom car.

In alightlng from Delaware avenue
car at French street station this morn
ing Mrs. Alfred Elliott Of No. 1908
Jefferson street stepped IN a hole and
wrenched her ankle so badly she fell
Passengers on the car assisted by em-
ployes at the station removed Mrs
Elliott TO the ladies' waiting room
whore Detective Jones dressed the
wound and Mrs. Elliott was sent home
in a carriage.
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
JOURNAL MAN GOES WEST
Garrett Lee 7ynson Has Aeespse'
Position On Pacific Slope.

Garrett Lee Hynson. assistant busi-
ness manager OF the Evening journal,
has resigned 10 accept position as
assistant TO william j. Holman, ad-
verusing manager OF the Portland.
(Oregon) Journal Mr.. Hoffman was
formerly business manager Of the
Evening Journal.
Mr.. Hynson win sever his connec-
tion with the Journal on Saturday next.
He win leave for the West on We'd
nesday or Thursday OF the following
week. His many friends IN this city
will be gled TO know that he viii have
a larger field while sorry to see him
leave this city.
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
DU POINTS NEW PLANT
Will Manufacture Paper Barrels to Re-
place Iron Ones Now Used.

The DUPONT Powder Company is con-
verung the old Breck Woolen Mil on the
Brandywine iato "a factory Tor the manu-
facture OF paper barrels to take the place
Of une iron casks now used. Yesterday a
'5-ton boiler was Installed in the new mill.
Z was loaded on a wagon az the new
bridge station and six horses pulled It to
the plant.
The company has made several at
tempts at making barrels out Of paper.
but they were not successful Now. how
ever they have overcome all obstacles.
and VIII soon be- manufacturing paper bar
rels by the Thousand al saving OF from
i've 10 SIX cents on each barrel.
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
NEW COMPANY ORGANIZED
J. Davis sisler and son Of This City,
at Head Of Big Concern.

The Taite and sis!er Company has Been
formed wsth a capital OF sscooOO for the
manufacture Of sheet metal goods and
will locate a plant in Philadelphia. }.
Davis sisler and his son Perlee c. s!sler.
of This city. are members Of the new COM
pany~J. Davis sisler Tor many years was
a member Of the wholesale grocery firm
of Harvey and slsler. The new company
Will manufacture decorated. gold lac
quered and piaia tin cans. boxes and con-
tainers used by manufacturing chemists.
wholesale druggists. pharmacists, paint
and oil dealers and varnlsh makers.
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
INVENTED STEEL DOLL
Useful Metal Put to Another Good
Use.

Health Officer Harry Lang received a
metal doll from Michael AIcCadden, Of
Philadelphia, this morning. The doll is
probably the first Of it's kind seen IN this
city and Is made wholly Of steel with an
enamel finish.
Mr.. Mccadden is the p1tcntee Of the
doll ard sent one to the daughter Of An
drew Carnegie on the occasion Of her
birthday recently. It's acceptance was
acknowledged by Mr.. Carnegie himself
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
BYRNE GETS NO PAY
Will Get No Salary From March 20 to
October 6.

Washington, Nov. THE Comptrol-
Ter Of the Treasury yesterday decided
that William Michael Bryne. former
United, States District Attorney FOR
Delaware, is not entitled to any salary
from the time he received his recess
appointment ON March 20, TO the time
he resisned and turned the Office over
TO his successor on october 6.
The reason is that the vacancy tC
which he was appointed existed during
the extra session Of the Senate last
March. and as It was not then filled
he was not entitled TO pay during IN,
ad interim appointment.
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
VOTES.

W. ]. Lilly, 220 Woodlawn Ave. .281l
T.. J. Healy, los Broome St........ 20Il
Helen Crawford, 1927 Poplar st. 154l
Lena Frederick. S07 W. 3rd......145.
Mary Burke. 20s s. Ven Buren,. 2Si
rhos. Martin, 212 n. Harrison ST.. %.
~ T.. May.-.-- 80. ... .......... 24'
John Warren, 1924 Apple ST.. 1Ol
los. Haggerty. COL W. Front ST.. 8.
Louis Corrigan. 12S w. 2nd ST..
Earl Witsil. 1135 ". Tth ST. ......
". c. Connel 21S Harrison ST..
Leslie Thornton. 621 Franklin ST..
John AIannis, 735 Z. 9TH ST..
John Shaw. Clayton. Del.......
n. Walsh, 1918 West Fourth St.
Walter Powell, S0t W. 10th ST..
John Welsh ...
srank Smith. 202 \. Harrison. e..
J ID. II. Horrigan. 2231 Market ST..
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
Muaie Id Aehuru.

Miss Clara Mason win sing at the morn
ing scrvice 20 For Closer Walk With
Cod by Mylos y. Foster. I'm Asbury
Church. At the evening service she win
sing, my Heavenly Home.' quartet
VIII sing. Jesus Lover OF My Soul" Il
is composed of Misses Howell and Ma
son and Messrs Russell and ingram.
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
Local People There.

Among the Wilmington people watching
the game are: Charles b. Evans. r. Bay
ara Ifo'se Victor B. Wooliey, Russell
Ghpin, W. w Iadd. J. r. Cause. Eugene
DUPONT, p u. DUPONT IL. c.. Fritz.
John Neary Prothonotary Frank l..
spealCnan, Charles Curlcy Mr.. and Mrs
James w. Ponder. Mr.. and Mrs. T. B.
lCrowninshleld. Mr.. and Mrs T.. A. Du-
Pont. Mr. and Mrs Felix Dupont. Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Dupont, Mr.. and Mrs
Henry b. Thompson and daughters Mr.
iand Mrs. Mouileth Jackson. Wizard Hal
Porter, ]. Frank BAN. Hugh Garland and
party, Herbert l.. Rice. John Brady. John
Aahoy. Joseph Lawson. Thomas Brown
Reuben satterthnaite FIuucis~deH Jan.
|vicr Dr. r. II. Keavenoy. WiElanT s.
Brckctf Dr. G.. s. Rice. william r..
Lyman, William ii. Hoaid. George Kerr.
Register IN Chancery Joseph C.. Jolls. Mr.
and Mrs Huxley Harvey George S.
Capelie and Miss Capero. Mrs. T.. l.. Gu-
pin Charles B. Palmer. Miss Whlford
and A. W. Cummins.
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
BANQUET FOR ELKS
Local Lodge Will Have a Jollification
Thursday Night.

Wilmington Lodge no. 807. B. p. o.
Elks viii hold a social session and
banquet on Thursday evening. Novcm-
Der ~. Each member can secure a
card OF admission FOR a friend not q
member or the order.
The social session committee com
posed Of George W. Grove. chairman.
II. G. Simmons y. y. Allen. John G..
Hartman. W. j. Lemon is in charge
OF the affair.
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
Dredging tho christiana.

The dredge Argus Is dredging In the
Chiistiana of Solomon's wharf north
OF Third street bridge II is the object
to get a depth sufficient for heavy-la-
den b1a;s aHd barges to land there.
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
RrAn1NG AM musical.

Mrs. Mary Stone Gregory. reader. For
benefit Of Last Side Mission Guild Old
Swedes Kncergar.en, at Trinity Parish
House. Delaware Avenue ana Adams
street. Thursday evening. November p,
SIC o'clock. Admission % cents.
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
A Messacs From Haven.

William L. Pettingill, viii address
the gospel meeting at the Y. NJ. C..
A. Tomorrow on "A Message
From Heaven" The Bible study class
viii meet on Monday night.
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
Larnn Sale of c...l.

Levy Count Commissioner AIeeeinson and
several others from the vicinity OF This
city ere attending a large public sole Of
cattle at Middletown this afternoon
seventy-five cows are being sold by ]. d.
lHendrickson.
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
committed to Jail Eor Theft.

James and Eugene Conroy were ar
raigned before Magistrate George II. Hol-
lis p0ls morning on O. charge Of larceny
or scrap iron from the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company. In default Of $50 bail
both defendants were committed to the
woricnousc.
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
Masons Visited Pennsarovs.

A large delegation Of Nasons Of this
city went 10 Pennsgrove on Wednesday
evening last to attend a session Of Penna-
grove I.odee. when Captain W. A. JUS
tus Of the Ulrica was taken into the or
der
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
Miss puPont,s New Hons.

The beautiful mansion being erected q,
Rising sun by Miss Louise DUPONT Is
nearing completion. Il Is within one
Square OF the Delaware avenue street car
line. and will be one Of the finest resi-
dences in this part Of the country.
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
sevcrro's Trial on Noven,b.r ts.

The trial OF servero Pastino charged on
two counts with fraudulent naturaliza-
uon' VIII begin on Monday November 16
He pleaded not guilty. when arafgned yes
terday afternoon before Judge Bradford.
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
Nnrsinn a smoIIen Eane.

Philip Raney a Pennsylvania rail-
road brakeman. is nursing a very sore
and swollen face from being struck by
a brake crank while at work on the
north bound hump at Edge Moor last
night.
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
Fireman Fell From His Enoine.

Jonn Adams. who lives ait Second and
Connell streets, fell from the cab of a
shifting engine on the Pennsylvania rail-
road This morning and received a frac-
tured leg. He was removed to the Della
ware Hospital for treatment.
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
Roard Of IIenIth statistio.-

The Board Of Health authorities report
81 deaths 4S births and % marriages this
week For the corresponding period Of
last year, IS deaths, Go bipths and Il mar
Iriages were recorded.
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
WEATHER BULLETIN

The New York Herald forecasts that New ,
today fair colder weather will prevail
the southeastern
hwestery northery winds
nearly stationary temperature
Monday
sailing viii weather with fresh s
and northwestery breezes the ''i0n
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
To speak a Alliance LinII.

The Rev. C. d. sawtelle, Of Harrisburg.
Pa. win speak at Alliance Hall. No. ei0
Adams street on Sunday afternoon and
evening.
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
Weddina Annlversaru

Mr.. and Mrs. Levi C. Ruth Of York
iyn celebrated their thlrtieuh wedding an
.niversary lats night. A number Of pepole
from this city were present.
Evening journal., 1903-11-07

Ensign John Drayton Wainwright, Unit.
ed States Navy is home on visit to rela-
lives ana friao.iz.
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
on eunnina Trln.

Daniel o. Hastings of this city and
Frank Powell of Salisbury. Nd, are
on cunning trip in Virginia
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
Will BE GOOD GAME
Orange A. c. and Highland to Battle
at South Side Park.

The game between the Orange A.
c. and Highland elevens this after
noon promises to be a warm one and
many lovers Of good. clean football will
journey "over the bridge" this day. The
teams are well trained for the con-
test and a large number OF people are
speculating as TO which is the better
team but the majority are in favor Of
the Orange. The teams viii lineup as
follows:
Orange A. c. Highland.
McKenna .... right end -. Bradford
Hahn
zebly .... right tackle ..... Comfy
Taylor
Bottles .... right guard ..Ainsworth
Bacher
Smith ...... centre ....... Lubry
Draper ...... left guard ....... Gray
Ioxwell.
simmons 49,. left tackle -. Gallagher
Crusin.
Crawford .... left end .... Campbell
Moore.
Traynor ... quarter back $500 Miller
(Captain)
Mcclure right half back .Hackman
Lewis .... left half back .... Proud
Goodwin ...... full back ........ Lewis
(Captain.)
The game will start at $3.50 o'clock
sharp and q large crowd is expected
Evening journal., 1903-11-07
TWELFTH WARD BOY
NOW HEADS THE LIST
w. J. Lilly Well on Toward
the Three Thousand
Mark
,ee0ooeeoeeeeQ0noooaAaaeSs
SS0o8o8S8ooeeOsOS00eOo0ac

Good Until November Ii. Ioos.
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RECEIVERS SALE OF VALUABLE ESTATE

Pursuant to a decree of the Circuit
Court of the United States for tn. Western
district of Virginia i'm the cause of Linda
III Johnson vs.. The Southern building
and Loan Association, of Knoxville.
Tenn, will proceed to sell at public
auction on the premises. on SATURDAY the,
18th dav of July. 1908, at 10 O'Clock a. IN .
the following property:
Those certain lots or parcels of land i'm
the town Of Richlands, Tazewell County.
Va, designated as lots Numbers Is and
~, Section on the plat of the Clinch
Valley Coal and Iron Co., known as
plat A. dated May 9Th. 1890, being the
same property conveyed 20 II. Wade
Steele by WIN. Il Spratt and wife, 10y
a. ed of date January 9Th. 1891, and of
record IN the Clerks Office of tile County
Court Of Tazeweli County, Va i'm Deed
Book 81, page 80 and which WAS after.
wards conveyed by the said IL. Wade
Steele and Mary e., his wife, to > NJ. Is.
Coulling, Trustee, by deed of date Nav
10Th. 1891, which last deed Is recorded m
the Clerks Office of the County Court OF
Tazewell County, Va, i'm D.,ed Book 81
page 463. Terms of sale:-Cash in hand
GEO. +. PENN, Receiver,
Southern Bulldog and Loan Association.
6-l2-It.
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Moss & OreeVer.

ST you don't want to epant your old buggy we will
exchange you a for it liberal terms Will have
another car load in a few days.
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james Prof1itt, OF Tip Top, was in
town Wednesday and ordered this pa
per sent to his address. He informed
us that the iron ore mines near Tip
Top, at which place he is employed.
load from twenty to thirty ears of ore
daily.
Mr.. b. p. Ratliff, Mgr, Pat HurIord
and Joseph warden, of the Ratlin Com
ely Co, which Is playing ut Saltville,
came To Tazewell Sunday and returned
Monday. We are informed that Mr..
Ratlifr is very successful with his show.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-06-26

Rev. j. w. West, field secretary OF
Virginia Anti-Saloon League, was in
town last Saturday. He came down
To see his sister, Mrs. Il. b. Hankins.
Mr.. West is doing good work for the
Ant-Saloon League. He spoke in
Bluetleld on Sunday, last.
For the next thirty days the knife
will be put into all summer wash
goods, organdies Lawns, dimities and
madress will all bee reduced TO n price
that will make them 90.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
n party composed of Mrs Emma
Umberger, and Misses Rosa Burton.
Hattie YOst, Laura Gildersleeve, and
Messrs c. c. Bevins, I. H. A. Nider-
maier and Rev. Nj. Duval, from the
eastern part Of the county, passed
through town Tuesday, enroute to
Bluefield to attend the meeting OF the
Epworth League at that place.
There are too many ladies walking
and dress skirts at The Big Store. They
must be made to move, and we are de
pending on the great cut in prices TO
do it,
HARRISON 81 GILLESPIE Bros.
Miss Mary Vernon Shelbourne, who
Is well known in Tazewell, having lived
here several years ago, will be married
next Monday night to Mr.. Surface, a
teacher in Emory and Henry College.
The famous Red Mems Band, Of
Roanoke Virginia, consisting of Is
pieces, will be in Pocahontas on the 4th
OF July. Come and hear them.
Attorney JAS. +. Strother, of Welch
has been in town several days in the
interest Of the famous King Land case,
which will came up in the United States
Court at Abingdon next month.
A few peices of choice China and
Japan mating left at The Big Store.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
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The F. D. Kits
Insurance Agency.
Insurance Headduarfers

In the County court Monday morn.
ing the verdict in the case OF the
commonwealth VS.. Ada Nichols
was set aside. The Nichols woman
is from PocahOntas, and was tried last
week in the county court and the jury
returned verdict OF not guilty. She
is charged with selling whiskey on Sun
day.
a large number of Tazewell people
went down to Maxwell Sunday to at
tend the meeting OF the Evening Light
people, which has been in progress
there for several weeks. We are in
formed that a number Of persons were
baptized there Sunday.
Mr.. Floyed Black and Miss Pattie
Landon, of Pocahontas, were married
in Petersburg on Wednesday the 18th
inst. Mr.. Black is one OF the most
popular and We'll known young men of
Pocahontas, and Miss Landon is the
daughter of Druggist Landon, who
was in business here some years ago.
LADIES'
Remember all Summer shirts waists
and skirts have been marked down to
actual cost at The Big Store, and some
styles are being offered at less than the
original cost, come in and take look.
you may find something that will please
You.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
Persons DESTROYS of joining the
Chorus Of the Association should send
their names TO the undersigned not
later than July lst., in order that the
may be completed for the
practice of July 3rd
John w. st. Clair.
Sec'y. and Treas. Tazewen Choral and
Orch. Assn.
The News and American Farmer 81
per year.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-06-26

Mr.. j. L. Hopkins is walking around
in the air this week. It's a boy.
Mr.. G. r.. Grayson, of the firm OF
Boyer X Grayson, was called away last
week 10y the sudden death of his sister.
which occurred at Ellxhorn, w. Va. Her
remains We're taken TO her home in
Bland county for burial.
The SWEETEST line of Mems hats in
town at The Big Store.
HARRISON & Gillespie Bros.
The Electric Fan and several new
drinks, makes the coy corner at Jack
sons the most comfortable and popular
resort in town.
Files are more numerous this sum-
mer than ever before. They are easily
gotten rid of by using Persean Insect
Powders, you can get the best quality
at Jacksons.
NJ. L. A. Lynch left Wednesday for
iachmond TO attend a meeting OF the
Democratic State Committee.
Author Daley, son of A. f. DALEY
OF Baptist Valley, is just recovring from
a serious attack OF typhoid fever.
Mr.. w. F. Vencil, Of Belfast Mills
who has been in Tazewell several weeks
under treatment by DIR. J. II. Crackett
for rheumatism, is improving slowly.
Mr.. Il. $. Kendriclk, secretary of the
Building & Loan Association, OF Bristol
was In town yesterday.
Mr. j. l.. Brown, of The Abingdon
Marble Works. of Abingdon, Va, was
in town several days this week.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-06-26

A. 5 HigginbOtham, Administrator of David
q. Sayers, deceased, all the creditors ef said
David G.. Sayers,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1903-06-26

VIRGINIA: At a County Court, for Tazewell
County, begun and held at the Court n orSe
thereof ON Tuesday, June 10th. 1903.
Hon 4 ~
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ARE YOU GOING AWAY.

Subscribers to the CLINCH VALLEY
News, who expect to go away for the
summer, can have their paper sent to
their address during their stay dy drop
Ing us n card. Give your present adj
dress, as well us the one to which YOU
wish the paper sent. Let us know
when you leave.
Yours very truly,
CLINCH VALLEY News.
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Tynes-AppersOn.

Mr.. a. l.. Tynes and Miss Apperson,
oi Abingdon, were married at the
brides home Wednesday evening.
We are unable to get particulars Of
the marriage, but hope to be able to
give them in our next issue.
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WHEN
u B T

Well, you know the railroad
mans rule, of course, "take the
safe side, when in doubt" That
is an admirable test to apply to
the placing of fire insurance.
If you are inclined to 90 else
where because of seeming better
service or stronger companies or
an apparent opportunity of get
ting something for nothing yet
are conscious of doubt in your
mind, "take the safe side, -
come to us,