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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
AMERICAN TOBACCO
TRUST SPREADS OUT
Forms New Branch to Be Known
as Federal Cigar Company,
Which Will Manufacture
All Machine Made Cigars
and Cheroots.
RICHMOND. vA.-speoiai.-

The American Tobacco Company
Will shortly establish another branch
TO its business. or moro correctly, will
divide the American Cigar Company
into two branches. the new one TO be
known as the Federal Cigar Company.
This latter branch will manufacture
all the machine-made cigars. cheroots
and the like sold by the trust, leav-
ing the handmade cigars TO be man
ufactured In the plants OF the Ameri-
can Cigar Company. II is done 10
facilitate the business.
Each company will be under n sep
arate set Of officers. though they Will
be closely affiliated.
The officers OF the Federal Cigar
Company will be as follows: Presi-
dent. w. S. Luckett, OF New York.
the present general manager OF the
Whitlock. Jersey City and Lancaster.
Pa, branches; Vice President, A. G..
Woodford. present assistant general
manager. The general manager OF
the three branches will be Mr.. j.
Norman Dart, now the manager OF
the Whitlock branch here. Mr. Il. Il.
Smith, superintendent OF the Whit
lock branch. will succeed Mr. Dart
here. and Mr.. Il. Il. Ramsay, the
present assistant superintendent. will
go up to the office OF superintendent.
a telegram from New York the
headquarters OF the trust bears out
the above. while fatty denying that
there is any probability OF the com
pany dissolVing
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
EG6s FOR PATCHING.

WHITE 'LEGHORN EGGS For
mating. s2.5O per Is. S. S. STAINS
BURY. Richmond. Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
GALLcSPIE KICKED TO DEATH
SAYS CORONER'S JURY

ROCKY MOUNT. VA.-Special.-
George Gallespie, who was found dead
by the roadside Monday. in Long
Branch, this county. was murdered
by being kicked in the stomach, ac-
cording TO the verdict rendered Fri
day by the coroner's jury He had
been drinking in company with five
men, who are now under arrest.
AT the inquest, Posie Martin testi-
fed that James Jones, a young man
OF twenty-eight, kicked Gallespie in
the stomach repeatedly until he be-
came unconscious. According to the
testimony of DIR. r.. NJ. Lemon. who
made post norton examination,
Gallespie died from internal hemor-
rhage. Several of his ribs were bro
ken. The jury held Jones responsible
for his death.
Gallespie was sixty-three years old
and leaves q family.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
HAD ARGUED NEED OF
BANK EXAMINERS
Governor Swanson Takes Occasion
of Mecklenburg Bank Failure
to Recall Failure of Legis-
lature to Support Him.
RICHMOND. vA-Special.-

RICHMOND. VA.-Special.-
The disastrous collapse OF the Bank
or Mecklenburg, which appears to
have been solely due to the malfea-
sance OF Cashier OVERLY and his prac-
tice or making unauthorized loans to
the head OF the East Coast Lumber
Company, has once more emphasized
the fact that there Is q crying need
for the appointment OF State bank
examiner
Governor Swanson commented on
the fact to q caller. He said that
he had urged both in his inaugural
message and In his message to the
Legislature. that this action be taken
By the General Assembly. but his
warnings passed unheeded.
True It IL that several bills provid-
Ing for the appointment OF a bank ex-
amtner were introduced, but they all
suffered defeat
Delegate Howell c. Featherston, OF
Campbell. who is IN Richmond today,
and who was present when the Gov
ernor was talking about the matter.
declared that he. too, was heartily in
favor of seeing the public better pro-
tected. He said he had voted and
worked hard in the Legislature to
secure the passage of the bank ex-
aminer's bill introduced by Colonel
Charles E. wingo. Of Richmond. but
all in vain.
1t would certainly seem that the
failure OF the Peoples Bank in Ports
mouth and of the Bank of Mecklen-
burg ought to teach the lawmakers a
severe lesson. but meanwhile the pub
lie will have to suffer severely by the
inaction OF the solons.
In the case of both the institutions
mentioned the fault has been with the
cashiers, who submitted false figures
to the Corporation Commission. This
is n felony, and IT carries with ii a
heavy fine and long term of imprison-
ment in the penitentiary
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
SEND THE CRUISER
ON A PEACE MISSION

WASHINGTON. d. C.-Special.-
Special orders were issued at the Navy
Department Saturday to the crui-
ser Albany, relative to a diplomatic
mission on the Central and South
American coast.
1t is said at the State Department
that the Albany is on a peaceful diplo-
matte mission conveying the friend
ship and good will OF the American
republics one for the other. She will
carry William Buchanan, special dip
lomatic representative OF the United
States. and Enrique Creel, Mexican
Ambassador to the United States, and
special representative OF Mexico, on
the cruise. They will visit the vari-
Gus Central and South American re-
publics. paying return visit and ex-
changing compliments for the visit of
the Central and South American DEL
egates to the Peace Conference in
Washington.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
100000 MINERS WILL
GO BACK TO WORK

TOLEDO. O=Special.-Two hun
dred thousand idle miners in the CEN
trail competitive district will go TO
work next Wednesday afternoon. An
agreement between miners and opera
tors was reached Friday by mem
bers OF the scale committee and rat
ified by the joint meeting of miners
and operators. Both sides are sat
isfied and the conference adjourned
with the best feeling in years between
the parties to the controversy.
The old rate Of fifty cents a ton for
mining coal was adopted. A refer
endum vote is to be taken by dis
tricts on the proposition to make the
agreement hold for two years. The
States affected by the agreement are
Western Pennsylvania. Ohio and In
diana
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
FATHER DRIVES WAGON
OVER HIS LITTLE SON
RICHMOND. VA.-srecInl.-


Amos Christian. "A lad OF twelve
years OF age. was painfully. and pos
sibly fatally injured saturday 10y
bclng run over by wagon driven by
his father. Alvah Christian. a driver
Tor Thomas II. stage. the contractor.
me accident. which occurred about
II o'clock, happened ia "a very peculiar
manner Mr.. Christian was driving
one or the long wagons used FOR haul
ing lumber. and drawn by two horses
near the corner OF hir'y-nrst and u
Streets, Fulton.
Behind him. on "A movable seat. sat
the llttlc boy. At the corner a sudden
Hwuying Of the wagon dislOdgcd the
scat and the boy fen TO the street
railing between the front and rear
wheels OF the heavily loaded wagon.
one OF the wheels passing directly
across his stomach. The distressed "a
ther knew nothing OF his child having
FALLEN until too late.
a tremendous crowd at once SUI
rounded the son. and Br. Young. OF
the ambulance. had some dliiiculty in
reaching the boy. When he did the
child was given the best temporary
treatment and taken nome TO 94s
Lewis street. Fulton, not far from the
scene OF tho accident, followed by tho
almost heart broken father. Or. Young
ana the family physlcinn, who was
called, gave the child all possible at
tcntlOu.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
EULOGIZED MEMORY
OF MORGAN AND PETTUS

WASHINGTON. d. C.-Speciai.-
Eulogies in memory OF Senator John
Tyler Morgan and Senator Edmund
Winston Pettus. of Alabama, whose
deaths have taken place within the
past year. were delivered in the Sen
ate Saturday. a number of the
colleagues of the two dead Senators
who had worked with them for years.
knew them intimately and loved ana
admired them, joined in the heartfelt
tributes In their honor.
The principal addresses were made
by Senators Johnston and Bankhead.
OF Alabama. Senator Johnston spoke
in eulogy of Senator Pettus, and Sen
ator Bankhead on the life and service
and the remarkable character OF Sem
ator Morgan.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
WOMAN CUPID AGENT
CONVICTED OF FRAUD
CHICAGO

CHICAGO, ILL-Special.--Af
seven minutes elaboration. a jury in
the Federal court adjudged Mrs E. l..
Glinn guilty OF using the United States
mails to defraud while conducting n
matrimonial agency. Tho verdict.
however, was not returned to the
court until an hour later. The first
formal ballot was twelve for convic-
ton. The conviction OF Mrs. Glinn
following that OF Miss Marian Gray,
who was sentenced TO one year I'm the
House Of Correction means that every
matrimonial agency in this Federal
district quits business. United States
District Attorney Edwin w Sims
however does not mean to quit tho
prosecution OF the three society men
who have run agencies on the side
and the nineteen other managers OF
cupid hunting bureaus
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
WET GROUNDS DELAY
STATE LEAGUE START
RICHMOND. VA.-speciai.

INlCIlMONDs NA.--S Beclal---
Jupiter Pluvius reigned supreme i'm
Richmond Saturday afternoon, and
the uncorking of the heavenly water
wagons blasted the hopes of thousands
of anxious fans who had been getting
ready all the week to see a real base
ball game for the championship. De-
spite the rainfall. however. the parade
took place. as per schedule. The
players were all in closed carriages
and went over the usual line of march.
After the arrival at the park the
rain continued to fall, and the Rich
mond and Roanoke Representatives
decided that IL was useless to attempt
to play under such conditions. The
rain ceased, however. about o'clock.
but the conditions at the park were
such that ball playing was out of the
question.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
PREFERS PRISON CELL
TO CRUEL HUSBAND
Mrs. Rosa Tyler, Arrested in
Maryland for Bigamy, Spurns
Offer of Her Husband to Re-
turn and Be Forgiven.
ROCKVILLE

ROCKVILLE. MD. - Special -
George w. Tyler. of WOODBURY., ID. c..
whose wife. Mrs. Rosa b. Tyler, de-
serted him and her seven children
about thirteen months ago, and who
was several days ago discovered living
near Wheaton, this county, with
James Hudson, a young farmland to
whom she was married in Alexandria
Va. eight months ago. came to Rock
ville Friday afternoon to effect a
reconciliation with his wife. who is
in jail here awaiting requisition pa
pers from Alexandria, where she Is
wanted to answer a charge of bigamy
preferred by Tyler.
The man did not visit the Jail him
self, but sent an acquaintance, whom
he authorized to suggest TO Mrs. Tyler
that If she would consent to return 70
the home She deserted the bigamy
case against her would not be pressed
Mrs. Tyler's Defense.
The proposal was Indignantly spurn-
ed by Mrs. Tyler. who asserted that
her husbands cruelty had put her be-
hind prison bars and declared that
she would much prefer to spend the
rest of her life deprived of her free
dom than to return to his, roof. Mrs.
Tyler declared that when she takes
the stand I'm the case her defense Will
be that T'yler's cruelty drove her from
home. She says she will have relia-
BILE witnesses to corroborate her state
ments.
When informed that his wife would
not see him and that a reconciliation
was out OF the question, Tyler SEEM
ed much disappointed. He said that
his principal reason for wanting her
to return home was because of the
children. who have learned that their
mother Is In jail and VINO cry day
and night for her.
When asked II he intended to APP
pear as witness against her, Tyler
said that he had given her a chance
to keep out OF the penitentiary. and
as she refused to take advantage of
II she would have 20 suffer the conse-
Quences.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
DON NJ. DICKINSON
Is SAID 10 BE DYING

FLINT. H.--Spccial.-Don M.
Dickinson, once Postmaster General
under President Cleveland, and senior
attorney for the United states i'm the
Behring Sea controversy with England
on the scaling question, is reported
dying In the Oak Grove Sanitariurn
near this city. Mr.. Dickinson was a
noted light in the Democratic party
for years. During the height OF his
career as an attorney he had large
practice In Washington. New York
and Michigan. He was appointed to
the cabinet In 1887. In 1892 he was
chairman of the Democratic National
Committee, and refused reappoint-
ment TO the cabinet He was also a
member OF the Salvador Arbitration
Committee In 1902. In Detroit he has
held many honorary positions on civic
boards and as trustees of public in
stitutions.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
GIRL WAS CREMATED
IN HER EASTER GARB

NEW YORK--Special.- she
was preparing for the Easter process
sion to take place on the Catholic
Church of st. Vincent De Haul the
fringe OF the dress Of Mary Knapp,
seventeen years old, OF 40 North
Tenth Street. Brooklyn, took fire. and
she was so badly burned she died to-
day at the Williamsburg Hospital.
Mary was sitting at a table In the
Kitchen with her father and little
brother, while her mother was pre-
pairing supper when the dress caught
fire. In an instant the girls clothes
were ablaze, and she ran screaming
into the street. Her father tore the
burning clothes from her. but she had
inhaled flames and smoke, which
proved fatal
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
COLLECTOR HYSLOP ACQUITTED
OF NUMBERING BLAYLOCK

NORFOLK, VA.-Special-H
]. Hyslop. the newspaper collector.
who on March 18th. last, shot and
killed Henry Blaylock, a building con-
tractor. in the front door OF Blay-
locks home at Lambert's Point, was
acquitted of the charge of murder
in the Norfolk County Circuit Court
yesterday.
Hyslop and other witnesses for the
defense testified that Blaylock was
shot as he was advancing on Hyslop
in threatening manner. Hyslop had
gone to Blaylock's home to collect a
bill of seventy cents. The jury con-
sidered the case only five minutes.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
TOBACCO MARKET
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RICHMOND. VA.-speclaI.-

RICHMOND. VA.-Spccial-
The sales OF tobacco IN the Rich
mond warehouses last week have been
considerably below the estimates. ow-
ing TO the latencss OF the season and
the muddy roads. The highest price
for the season was brought by J. w
Snead. OF Hanover county who re-
ceivcd $50 a hundred from the r. a.
Patterson Tobacco Company. Snoad's
whole crop, $40 pounds. brought an
average OF $25 hundred.
DURHAM. N. C.-special.-Ver
little leaf tobacco has been sold on
this market for the last week or two.
and the sales for the last month
amounted TO only 65S,S99 pounds. But
little leaf is still held.
Sales for all the markets i'm the
state the last month foot up 5.27O.749
pounds. Winston-Salem leading with
a little more than 100000 pounds.
and this place next.
SOUTH BOSTON. VA.-SpeciaI.-
Breaks OF leaf tobacco have grown
steadily lighter tho last few weeks.
and last weeks sales aggregated about
100000 pounds. but the demand Is ac-
tive for all grades Of leaf. and prices
keep up.
Farmers generally are preparing
lands for larger crops. The cool wea-
ther mas not injured the early plant
Ing seriously.
PETERSBURG. VA--Spccial-
The crop OF tobacco raised in the
counties contiguous To Peters burg has
practically all been sold. and. there
fore. the receipts are small. Prices
have kept up remarkably well. The
highest price obtained was $40 hun
dred pounds for large fine dark wrap
pers. The total sales for the last week
were 62,745 pounds. Total sales to
date, $5.01O.26O pounds.
LYNCHBURG, VA.-Spcciai--Th
sales the last week we're 10000. or
10000 pounds lighter than the week
previous. The buyers continue active.
and prices or all grades were well
sustained, at the following quotations:
Lugs. common, $6.75 TO IS; Jugs. good.
So to So: leaf, medium. $3.50 TO $40:
leaf. good, $40 to $12.5O; leaf fine.
$3.50 to SIC; wrappers. SIG 10 $50.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
FOUND HEAVY BARS
ON THE FLYER TRACKS

WARSAW. 1ND.-SpecIal.- at
tempt was made Saturday to
wreck the westbound PENNSYLVANIA
eighteen-hour New York to Chicago
flyer, No. 29, In West Warsaw. Seve-
raj heavy iron bars were thrown
across the track about the time the
flyer was due. The obstruction was
hit In the fog by n freight train which
was about to take the siding TO allow
the express TO pass. IL is believed
Italians, who We're formerly employed
as section men and recently discharg-
ed, placed the obstruction on the
tracks. Special detectives OF the com
pany here are working on the case.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
BANDS OF MAYA INDIANS
AMBUSHED TROOPS

MEXICO CITY-Special-Ba of
Maya Indians are waging a guerrilla
warfare upon Mexican troops and set
tiers of Quintana. Roo territory. Ad-
vices have been received of the am
when two soldiers and a Turkish mer-
chant were killed. A few days before
attacked a force OF Mexican soldiers.
woundfng a number and taking others
captive. Twenty-Five soldiers deserted
az Mazatlan, taking arms and ammu-
milton Policemen who attempted to
intercept them were killed. The de-
serters are being pursued By a large
force OF ruraies.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
STRUCK THE BURGLAR
WITH A SADIRON

4 MARIETTA, O.-Special.-Awak
lister at an early hour Saturday.
George Wilderman. who lives over his
saloon In West Marietta. investigated
and found man robbing his till
Afraid TO shoot for fear that he would
kill the fellow, Wilderman waited
until the robber came out, and drop
ping a sadiron, hit him squarely on
top OF the head. fracturing his skull
The police were called and found
that he is Robert NJ. Savage. OF Nc
Connellsville. He Is in a serious con-
dition.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
COPPER CENT KILLS
AFTER Sixty YEARS

LA PORTE, ID.-Special.-A
large copper cent, swallowed sixty
years ago, Friday caused the death
of James Huckins. sixty-seven years
old, farmer. The coin became in
cased in the lining of the stomach
at the time it was swallowed and re-
manned there until recently. when an
abscess formed and acids in the stom-
ach began to dissolve the coin. Poi
soning ensued, causing death.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
J. IL. TRUCKS. AGED
CITIZEN, COMMITS SUICIDE

VILIlE-Special-J r.
Trucks. aged seventy years and an old
resident OF Wytheville. committed sui
eide Friday about $3.50 II. Nh by
cutting his throat with a pocket knife
at his home. Depot Hill, and was dead
when his body was found He has
seemed depressed FOR several days, but
the cause is not known.
He had been for several years clerk
of the Town Council. He leaves his
widow. two daughters. Misses Daisy
and Mamie Trucks Of WytheVille, and
one son. Mr.. j. G.. Trucks. OF Tazewell.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
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VIRGINIA LOSES TO
PRINCETON TIGERS
RICHMOND, VA-Special-

RICHMOND, VA.-Special-
Chilled TO the bone, a thousand or
more baseball devotees shiVered
through eleven innings OF fast. we'll
played baseball at Broad Street Park
and saw the University Of Virginia
go down in defeat before the Prince
ton Tigers.
Only one tally was made. Princeton
bringing that over in their half of the
eleventh on a hit by Sides. an advance
of n base when Pearson caught Har-
Dillon.
Score by innings: r.
Virginia ..........0 o. 0 o 20 %
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
HEIR TO 100000 IS
AT LAST RUN DOWN

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.-Special.-
James II. Hopkins. n former saloon
keeper. Of this city. who disappeared
last October. and for whom n reward
OF $4,000 was offered, was located
Friday at the Mare Island Navy
about TO embark on the battleship West
Virginia. as n marine. Hopkins is said
TO be heir TO "A $500. 900 estate left TO
him by n relative I'm England, and n
search that extended across half the
United states has been made for him.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
VOWED DEATH TO ALL
WHO HELPED JAPAN

LONDON.-Special.- Toxic dis
patch to the Daily Mail reads: The
murder in San Francisco of the Amer
lean. Durham w. Stevens, a Japanese
agent In Seoul, caused little surprise
in Korea The Righteous Army League
OF Korea was organized mainly for the
determination OF Japanese agents
When Mr.. Stevens left for America
his destruction was committed to the
righteous Army League in San Fran
cisco, with its agents In various parts
OF the United States. Vengeance is
sworn against all who help the jap
anese In the capital
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA, April
20.-At meeting OF the General Ath-
letic Association OF the University.
eight men were awarded the basket
oGll monogram. as follows: Perry r.
Ashby. of Hampton. Va: A. B. Coch-
fane. Of Cum beriand. Md: b. Russell
Cecil. Of Kansas City. Mo-; James VI.
May. Jr.. OF Staunton. Va; II. n.
Scott. Of San Antonio. Tex: b. +.
Hall. OF Louisville. KY: Charles L.
Williams. OF Baltimore. Nd. and Will
liam l. Glenn. OF New York city.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
INVITES GRAMMAR SCHOOLS
10 SPELLING CONTEST

CLEVELAND. O.-Special.-It is
proposed TO hold n national spelling
contest in connection with the annual
session OF the National Educational
Association. To he held here beginning
June 29th. This was decided upon by
the executive committee.
Invitations to send representatives
were forwarded 20 superintendent OF
schools throughout the country. IT was
requested that contestants be selected
from the pupils OF the grammar
schools
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
YOUNG MAN KILLED IN
TRYING TO STOP RUNAWAY
WARSAW

WARSAW. -Special.-While
trying to stop his runaway horse Fri
day afternoon, Lewis English, an
eighteen year-old youth. was killed
near Kinsale.
The unfortunate youth was hauling
with his team when the fish steamer
Chesapeake, from Reedville, lying at
the wharf, began to blow off steam.
started to run. Mr.. English attempted
to catch the bride. but was thrown
under the wagon, the wheels passing
over him and killing him Instantly
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
PROSPEROUS YOUNG FARMER
ARRESTED FOR INCENDIARISM

HARRISONBURG. VA.-Special-
burned early Wednesday morning and
William A. Baugher. a young farmer
in good circumstances, was arrested
yesterday, charged with being respon-
sible for the fire. With the barn thir-
teen horses. much hay, grain and a
number OF farming implements were
$1,000.
Baugher's arrest caused great sur
prise. He is about twenty-eight years
OF age. married and has a family
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
EOOIishueas

II don't quite get the idea In this
article" difiidently ventured the ar
dent admirer.
You don't?"
"N-no."
WELL" demanded the popular au-
thor. do you suppose q man has en-
idea every time he writas,'
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
POSTERMASTER MARTIN,
OF LEAKSVILLE, SUICIDE

LEAKSvILI-E. N. c.. April ia
J. ID. Martin, postmaster here. COM
mitted suicide In the postoffice early
Friday morning by shooting him.
self through the temple There IL
no known motive for the deed
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
PLUMBING AND HEATING.

I. W. DORSET & CO, SIS EAST NAN
Street, Richmond, Va. Plumbing
Timing and Sheet Metal Work;
Heating Stoves. Ranges and Hot Air
Furnaces. We make a speciality OF
heating churches and dwellings Es-
Inmates cheerfully given.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1908-04-24
Pointed Paragraphs.

Before taking header be sure you
are right
Don't be I'm n hurry to see life II
you would live long
But man never growls when he
gets the lions share.
This seasons buds may be next
seasons wall flowers.