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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
ELECT CRURCHMAfl
HEAD or TIE BOARD
Reorganization Of State Beard Of
Agriculture Effected at Blacks
burg Meeting Under the Law
Passed by Last Legislature.
Adams Made Secretary.
BLACKSi URIC. epcciaI.-

iftsNN ~. I tsit. \ A. 'tFtlsl.--
As has Hetn expected. radical
changes took place i'm tine orglniza-
lion IF the state oari of Nericul-
ture al SIS meeting held April 18th az
Bl@ckSburg
first OF ai. the body reese nded the
action taken at IT'S July meeting and
Dut .r force fhc law passed iy the
last legislature. which largely in
crDascs the powers OF Commissioner
Eoilcr.
Legislator John W. Churchman. OF
Auguo,d. was elected president of the
hoard. and Legislator H. -. Adams.
ot Ch9riOtt-. was made secretary. The
duties OF this fastener toned position.
under the nov -t:tutc. are light and
tine office p7ys only 500 a year.
Whereas il Formerly paid $500.
Tho composition OF the committees
under tho reorganization iS as fol-
lows, Auditing. Messr.. Heater. Rev-
eriy ana Arvinc. horticultural Board.
Mc-srf. Goodwin. Heater and Church
man.
Is glance 80 thc changes made shows
that on" faction faNora DIE to Commits
si'n,r koincr is now iu tho ascend
amt 70 has six on IT'S side. while the
minority has hvc. Some had predict
"d that =. "a. q. Poverty. tho presi-
dent. and M Heater would resign.
ln view of tine cUrt1iinont of their
powers. but DO does not appear that
they contemplate this course.
Tho board adjourned to meet i'm
Richmond boo August i'm which month
thc state Farmers Institute will be
held here.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
Thrift


with money she's eXtravagant,
She fairly makes things hum:
But she is always thrifty with
Her wads OF chewing gum.
She boards no money in a bank,
No large and princely sum;
Yet everywhere about the house
She boards her chewing gum.
Beneath the sofa. on each chair.
Placed there by dainty thumb,
And even meath the mantel shelf
You'll find her chewing gum.
Upon the table at her place.
You Will not find a crumb:
But underneath ii, If you look.
You'll see her chewing gun.
Upon the bust of Wagner, there
Is certain to be some;
And there upon the chandelier
You'll find her chewing gum.
Now II perchance the home should
burn.
Oh, what q loss would comet
We have insured our household goods
But not her chewing gum.
Detroit Free Press.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
MADE HUMAN BRIDGE
TO ESCAPE FROM FIRE

NEW Observation-Disclosures l..
Lindley. rich banker. his wife and
three maids made a spectacular es-
cape from fire in their home at 50
East Fl1ty-htth street. Mr..
Lindley is Wcll-GnOWn society and
clubman, and his Wife is a daughter
OF General Francis V. Green. former
Police Commissioner. Being shut Oft
from the hallway 10y a sheet of flame.
the banker craWled out and stood on
a window ledge. Adjoining the Lind
ley house is the residence Of =. 6.
Prcnts, broker. Mr.. Prentis climb
ed TO stoop of his house. and he
ana Mir. Lindlcy. clasping hands.
made human bridge over which Mrs.
Lindley climbed to safety. Mr.. Lind
Icy was then drawn across the gap.
The three maids were taken down
ladders by the fircmcn.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
REPUBLICANS TO HOLD
ANOTHER CONVENTION

HARRISONBURG, VA-Special-A
car was issued for another Republican
convention to be held i'm the Seventh
Congressional District at Winchester.
a. May 18TH. for the purpose Of send
ing two delegates and two alternates
10 the Republican National Convention
10 De held in Chicago in June.
This call alleges that the former
convention did not fairly represent the
republicans of the district 1t asserts
that the convention was manipulated
oy Federal ofhcehOlders. and that en-
IRE subdivisions of che district were
denied representation.
ne call Is issued by Independent Re
puDllcans IN revolt against the organi-
ZdtlOn. They propose to wage a Wig
orous contest for recognition at Chi
cago.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
Dancing ON Gold Dust.

The great dancing expert Ny
Fancy. who is doing the Moss x Stoll
tour. has danced on gold dust. and ii
came about i'm this manner. when
starring with Charles Godfrcy's COM
pany i'm Western Australia" she told
me. mo sand was procurable for my
dance, SO the people in the place said
they would get me some gold dust.
and accordingly they brought quite a
quantity of the precious stuff along.
and found that it answered the pur-
pose very well. | reckon that was
about the QucereSt use gold has ever
been put to. OF course. it was mixed
with quartz but when / put il in Wa
ter | could see the gold grains shining
ever 50 ettily."-Pearson's Weekly.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
EXPRESS COMPANIES
EETN'EEN TWO FIRES
Southwe:t Towns Forbid Delivery
OF LiSuOrs-Shippers Demand
Performance OF Public Car
riers Duties-Test Case
Made for Corporation
Commission.
MARION. snociaI

MARION. NA.--sffntr
Legally Spcaking. tho Southern Tx
press Company e. noundc3ing between
Scylla and CharybGis and AHA because
OF conflict of local and general laws.
which. i'm this iustuce. indirectly bear
ON the tempo rance question.
The general law provides a fine Of
500 FOR fcilcrv OF the express COM
panies TO 90 charge their duty. but
recently certain cities i'm the south
west have adopted ordinances forbid
ulng common carriers from Delivering
Intoxicating liquors 20 any persor-
firm o. concern Within their limits
Th's" local laws are aimed :lt th,.
jug business which So long has served
TO prevent aridiiy OF the throttle i'm
dry communities
Among tho towns scching 90 check,
tho jug trade are RodfOrl. Marion.
SaltNille and Glade Spriuc Their or
dlnauccS are cOurhCl iu these words.
"Ie IL ordained 10y tho Council Of
tho town Of Marion. That "a shofl b.
nh'aWiul FOR amy express or railway
company. or amy other common car
ri'f to bring into tho town of Marion
ana deliver 90 amy person. lru or COM
pany other than druggists Within tho
corporate limits OF said town any in
tpNicnttnE liquors or mixtures thereof:
provided. the same Doe NOS Shiupcd
from points without tho borders of dine
state of Virginia.
Any person. firm or company vio-
lotng this order shall bee Hn,d not
ics@ IMAM $3.50 nor more than $50.
his ordinance shall go into effect
on the first day OF October. 1907
Tn order that the matter may be
tested i'm proper judicial style. Judge
william Gordon Robertson. OF Roa-
noke. has been employed by th" liquor
dealers Of his city 10 ascertain Just
where the shippers OF ardent spirits
stand. ANA what is the Wiecst course
Tor the express companies To pursue.
The Corporation Commission has
bocn asked TO take the matter i'm hand.
and II has cited the Southern Express
company 20 appear before 10 on April
S9th. when tho question viii probably
De settled.
The bin Of complaint prepared bv
JudS" Robertson AYERS that the cx-
press company. I'm fail.ng 20 deliver
packages of liquor to certain custom
crs. has laid itself liable 10 ~ nno and
deprived the complainants of their
rights.
The liquor dealers figuring ian the
proceedings are John G. Brady * Son
NJ. Goldburg * Co. q. y. billiard. thc
Casper Co. and the Robert Portncr
brewing Company
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
REFUSES PARDON TO
CAPT. VAN SCHAICK

WASHINGTON. ID. C.-Special.-
The President will not interfere in the
case of Captain w. :. Van Schaick. of
the Inflated General Slocum," who
Is now serving ten-ycar term in Sing
sing Tor negligence. responsible for the
disaster. a committee from the Mar
lUme Exchange, in New York, COM
posed Of Frederick Dalsen, Eugene
Moran and A. J. Grimes. called on the
President and made a strong APP
peal Tor pardon on behalf of Van
Schalck. The President told them
that he could not interfere in the mat
ter. and advised them to call upon
Attorney General Bonaparte.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24

more IMAM $1,000. 600 in Confederate
currency and about $4,000 in gold coin
ana bulllon was unearthed by the
prong or a piow on Bret knox's farm
near here. today by the planter. who
had just taken the reins of the mule
IN hand in an effort to show a negro
hand how to ditch" 4 trough Intended
10 carry the accumulation of water
from the plot of ground In cultivation.
me treasure is believed to have
originally belonged to Samuel II
thompson, whose father was promi-
nent In the Confederate cause during
the civil war, but. rs there are no
less claim is maze
me Confederate bills were mostly
OF So $40 and $50 denominations, and
were SO mildewed from age thar they
zen 10 fragments when handled-Rlue
natl Enquirer.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
Death of "a Useful Goat

The Montclair Improvement Asso-
citation is expected to hang crepe on
the door of its meeting hall. because
Tony Teresco's goat Bill has passed
away. The autopsy disclosed:
One half-flled in tobacco box.
Five policemen's buttons
Eleven pennies
One trunk check
Ono gold brooch.
1t was claimed the beast was poi
soned, but those who knew him well
and have watched him keep back
yards, lots and hillsdes clear of gar
bage, aver chemists never manufac-
tured anything too strong for Rilly's
stomach.
As he saved expense by removing
debris free of charge, the Improve
ment Association mourns his loss.
1t is admitted the goat leaped from
railroad bridge, fell twenty-five feet
and was run over by a handcar but
the cause OF his suicidal leap is not
understood-New York American.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24

WtN.TED, COM. - Special -
Jack. collie owned by James Aladd-
rah. of Hubbard street. recovered "A
valuable pin which had been lost i'm
the woods and returned il Go its own
cr. Miss Ida Maddrah. eldest dol,oh-
ter of his master
Miss Maddroh lost the pin. which
was gift while hunting for villa
flowers with her little niece ON "a
mountain side sunday. She did not
uisc"Ner her loss until that night. and
AI"ndaN started out with Jack i'm quest
~ the pin. Half way up the hillside
the dog found the pin and brought il
To Hiss Maddrah in his mouth.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
GAVE a PIE BANQUET AND
STARTLED HOT SPRINGS
SPRINGS

HOT SPRINGS. VA-Special.-
Frank s. Chick, of Boston, startled
the sojourners here the other night
by giving pie dinner. each course of
which was some sort of pi-
Recently Mr.. Chick attended a din
ner at The Oaks" and called unavail-
ingly for pie. 1t straightway occur
red to him to give a dinner at which
nothing but pies should be served.
and he did so. There were eleven
pies at this feast, one of them two
feet in diameter. John Philip Sous;t
and his wife were the principal guests
at the queer banquet.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
OUT OF STRAIGHT JACKET
IN FOURTEEN EIINUTES
NICHMnNn- Il. -

INI|TINT ND. |N-"'U0"T"I
Before q sucllhouud audience at tne
MHlr>tlc Ihcatcr Don Ford. "tI. hand
Gun KING. freed himself from q strait
Jacket inn loss than fourteen minutes.
D." had Wg.rrcd $50 with Mr. bIrii
'"Nn' y. OF Council d. Miller of fnis
ciiy. that hc would free himself in
Toss IMAM twenty minutes. Ford br-
came unc"nScIous immediately after
lt',lns himself. hut came around ~
was paid The endurance OF Ford rs
~nm"lhinE phenomenal lrew men could
NECESSARY to accomplish th. f..t irnrs
Wlu h' az the Majestic the balance oi
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
SKULL WAS CRUSHED:
BULLET IN HIS HEAD

ROCKY MOUNT. VA.-Special-
George Gallespie. aged fifty years, was
round murdered in the road in Long
Branch district Monday. His skull
was crushed and there was a bullet
hole in his head.
Long Branch is In the heart OF the
moonshine district. and II is supposed
mat Gallespie was suspected of Civ
ing information to revenue officers In
connection with recent raids. There
are no clews TO the murderers. Cal
iesple leaves widow and several chill
dren
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
The Leech "a Weather Pronhct

leech confined in vial OF water
VIII prove an excellent weather pro-
phet. II the weather is to continue
me the leech lies motionless at the
bottom OF the vial and rolled together
III a spiral form. If Il is to rain.
either before or after noon. IL Is found
10 nave crept up to the top of its
iouSlnB, and there II remains till the
weather is settled II you are To have
vino. the poor prisoner gallons
through his limpid habitation with
amazing swiftness., and seldom rests
VII IL begins to blow hard.-The Scots
man.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
CHARGED THAT ROSA DID
FELONIOUSLY MARRY
RICHMOND. VA-Special.

Governor Swanson today issued a
requiSition on the Governor of Mary
land for the extraditiOn Of Rosa Tyler.
cOlOred, OF Alexandria city. who is
wanted to answer charge of bigamy.
The complainant i'm the case is
George W. Tyler the injured husband
or more specifically speaking. the
injured first husband. for Rosa's sec
ond consort is James HodsOn
According TO the allegations, the
popular but fugacious Rosa did '9elo-
niously marry and take as her second
spouse the said Hodson on August IA.
1907. The twoin fed from AleXan-
dria TO avoid the wrath of the much
wrongcd George. and now Rosa is un-
der arrest at Rockville.
jefferson ID. Beach is the agent
named to bring the fugitive back to
Virginia
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
CAPTAIN LArTB HAD
NO OPPOSITION
RICHMOND vA-Snoci

RICH NoND. NA.-SpcCial.--
captain John Lamb. who represents
this district i'm Congress. win have no
opposition for denomination
This fact was settled definitely April
18th. when the period in which other
candidate could announce themselves
expired 10y limitation. Nobody APP
parently carcd-or darcd-to cross
lanccs with the observation-disclosures ON
cumbcnt and few have even boon
mentioned recently as congressional
timber for the Third District Indeed.
Captain Lamb had delightfully."- smooth
salhng OF H. and the non-appearancr
or any opponents means chat his 5000
assessment fee will go back TO him.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
WAS BURNING RUBBISH:
CLOTHING CAUGHT FIRE
WINCHESTER.

WINCHESTER VA.-SDecial-
Mrs. Elizabeth Singhass. wid,pw of
Paker Singhass. a farmer. was burned
TO death at her home, at WnfNcland.
TINS county. sunday. Mrs. Siughass
was burning rubbish when her cloth
ing caught fire.
Although friEhtfulIy burned about
her body. and with all hcr clothing
burned OF. the woman walked TO her
house. and remained conscious until
she died. several hours LAGER. She
was seVenty-thrcc years Old. and
leaves two sons and three dbughtors
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
THE MERRY WIDOW Hat.

Us SHADOW lies across The land.
II hides the view ON every hand:
II dips and rises like cloud
Upon the shoulders of tho crowd.
II sails. il scars. il gldes. IT swings.
With bloom and braid and birds ana
wings:
IL jams the street. il frci~h s. tho air.
IL blocks the throbblng thoroughfore:
IL nils the matinee with fright
Lest all the Stage should sink from
sight
Eut under it whom beauty goes.
All. let il rip. from rim To roSci
baltimore sun
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
NEGRO Kills NEGRO IN
DISPUTE OVER y WOMAN

STAUNTON. NA.-Spccial.- Wal
Ter Miller. colored. was shot down on
the street here Tuesday. about $50
O'Clock and died Instantly. The muir
der"r is supposed to be AShby Rhodes.
Colored' who has not yet been caught.
Mlll"r was shot in the heart and in
the head with "A pistol and never
spoke after the tragedy. The trouble
occurred over negro woman named
Lizzie White.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
RAISE SUGAR BETS
ON VIRGINIA SOIL

ROANOKE. VA.-Special.-An ar
arrangement has been consummated by
which Industrial Agent +. H.Labau
OF the Norfolk and Western Railway.
ana manufacturers of beet sugar in
Colorado Will make extensive expert
ments in the Valley Of Virginia and in
the Southwest for the purpose OF as
certaining whether or not this section
Will support factories for the manufac-
ture OF sugar. N.fl-I
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
TRINITY VALLEY, TEXAS.
SWEPT BY FLOODS

DALLAX. TEX.-SpeciaI.-T
Valley is being swept by one of the
largest floods In the history of the
country. Millions of acres of land are
submerged. The river at Dallas is
nearly thirty-six feet above low water
mark. Several hundred houses in the
southern part of the city are mum
dated The occupants have moved
their effects to higher localities Rain
is still falling over the northern Dor
ton OF Texas. Immense damage 10
crops. railroads and live stock will
result.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
uatched NV uc,->xa,er no,o.

-Four freak chickens" were lately
natched az the J. J. Morton home on
normal Heights. They do not differ
from other chicks in appearance, but
We're born without the assistance OF q
mother hen or a mother incubator. A
careless hen left her nest and, gather
placed them in woOl-lined vessel and
covered them with hot water bag,
renewed about twice a day. In due time
lpur oaby Fowls pecked through the
shell, but ten of the eggs proved to
Dc past redemption.--We stern (Oregon)
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
PLANNING PIPE LINE FROM
WEST VIRGINIA TO NORFOI,I

ROANOKE. VA. April 17.=Sur-
veyors said to be identified with the
virginia Railway, the road being built
rom tne coalhelds TO the sea by Hen
ry ii. Rogers. the Standard OIL mag
nate, are here looking over the civ
with a view to piping natural gas to
Roanoke from West Virginia.
1t is the plan to follow the line of
the Virginia Railroad and to touch all
the larger towns along the route to
Norfolk
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
USED RENZINE TO KINDLE:
WILL PROBABLY RECOVER
IVNCHRTRC

LYNCHBURG, VA.-Special.--C
r. Galliher was seriously burned early
Friday morning in his home on Pierce
street, while attempting to kindle Il.
hre with benzine. The burning full
was scattered over his clothing AMI
before II was extinguished he was
painfully burned on his right side and
arm. He will probably recover
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
WILL INVITE OFFERS
FOR 4 CANlP GROUND
State Of Virginia Desires from
400 to 100 Acres for Use of Per
manent Camping Ground for
Militia-Adjutcnt General
Searching fer Suitable
Tracts.

RICHMOND. Special
Somebody will shortly nave a chance
10 make "a lame dcai rs ttu tine Common
wealth. as Ndtutaat General Anderson
IN few days wu invite OFFERS for "a
big slice ol really GO ho u~ed as a
camp ground and rifle range.
The circular d" DIS preparing shows
tEti ne p.ti"t@ Sgpar.te. though COM
hEuoGs. tracts for ;ho two objects
Ilc desire from 900 To zoo acres.
with or without buildings. but prefer
ably the form 20 lur use as a. prrua-
ncut Camp ground. The land must be
reasonably level and FREQ from lmber.
j. should be located u.ar the center
'f the state. near steam or electric
road. ana several miles from anN city
or town. Moreover. DO should poe album
dainty supplied with water. and may
cost about the maximum OF $4,000. q"
From ouc-cighth TO oi'D-fouIth of
"A mile. of laud. not less than 1000
yards long. with 30 large him cor butt
at one md. is needed for the rifle
range. This property should adtoin
the camp site or Doe quite near. and
VIII be purchased or leased for tine
purpose indicated.
Persons who think they can drive "A
bargain with a." STATE should com
rnunicate with General Charles J. An
derson at the AdJutant Generals of
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
RECEIVED $4,000
UPON FALSE CREDIT

MlLWA EE. -Suocial-Ira
y. smith. one of MHvaukoe's most
prominent citizens. has been sem
fenced to tho House of Corrections
for two years. He was found guilty
OF having received $4,000 upon false
representation OF credit. Up TO a year
ago the prisoner was president of the
smith. IhornoNkc and Brown Com
pduN. tine largest wholesale GROCERY
houses in the northwest. The firm
went into b"nSruptcN. and then Il
was learned thgt Smith WAS Indebted
to the company for many thousands
of dollars. Smith was also treasure
Of the Wholesale GroccrS' ASsocia-
lion. national organization.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
Pointed parpavan!lS.

ON the bad
u is all mat some men can do to
keep from being done
y lie must travel with some rapid
lily i'm order to avoid being nailed
AnNwoy, the sclf-madc man hasn't
anyone TO blame but himself.
Isn't il funny how funny some com
edi2ns think people think they are?
The pclitencSs of some men causes
them TO be looked upon with suspi-
CiOn
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
FARMS IN HALIFAX COUNTY
RAiDED BY NIGHT RIDER.

DURHAM. y. Disqualification
matlon has reached here that night
riders have visited the South Poston.
Va. district and raidcl the plant beds
OF the tobacco growers
The damage does rot appear tn
have been very extensive. and there
was no indlgnity offered the citizens
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
MORE ATHEISTS MADE IN
THE WOOD MURDER CASES

MEHEltRIN. NA.-Spccial.- Nor
ton Ttllman and the two sisters Of the
wife OF John stokes. alias John Eppcs.
were arrested Monday near the scene
of the Wood agodN. and. after a pre-
urinary trial before Justice Cox. COM
nittcd To jail. Tho negro arrested in
Richmond on the same day was not
id"ntincd as John Stokes and was re-
leased. EeaSl'y. the first ncgro ar
rested, lived with stokes. but Stokes
is The mnn Tho authorities nrn nftcr
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
oh. What n goom,

If all the stars were one bright MA:-
How radiant the night;
If all the flowers were one vast b;oon
How massive its delight:
III all the songs were one sweet stra,m-
What bliss beyond compare.
If all the boOms we're enc great l,o.,.
Oh. what boom were there.
Wash fngtOn -.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
Ii Is TO GuTaw.

II see the counts relatives did not
bring their fabulously valuable pres
ents to the wedding. These await tho
bride at the counts old baronial es-
tate"
Say, links, don't make me laugh
My false teeth are liable to ny out -
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
SIDESWIPED THE CAB
AND KILLED TWO MEN

PITTSBU RG.-Special-A n re-
suit of an eastbound freight train he
ing sideswiped by weStbound train
on the Panhandle Railroad at Collier.
station thirty-fiVe miles west of
Pittsburg the cab of the eastbound
freight train was smashed and two
men were killed-John Maxwell aged
thirty, single, a brakeman, resided at
Denison, o.; Charles Utterbach, aged
twenty-nine years, fireman, Denison,
o. The men are said to have been
on the steps OF the engine and when
the weStbound freight came along. the
cab in some manner being sides wiped
both men were instantly killed.
He makes a fine living by his
pen"
lis he such a popular writer?"
Writer. nothingi He raises pigs -
baltimore American
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
W hat Hurts

IT hate to call on a girl saIl Tom
who can't do anything BUT indulge
In small talk"
Yes, replied the wise Dick. .'es-
pecially If what she has to say is a
very short no."
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
FARMERS OF VIRGINIA

Should know we make speciality
of handling VEALS and LAMBS
and are in position to handle all
we can get daily at full market
prices. Write us for shipping
tags, quotations, etc. Best of ref
erences furnished.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24

"Nou don't sctm anNious To- race the
tort oise. remarked tho friendly fox.
we'll ! should say mott replied the
might hire .u automobile Whom my
htCk was turned ami win tho race
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