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the First Baptist church. Evening
service as usual. Subject: "The
Young Man and His Destiny Sum
day School at 2:So p. m. The Baptist
Young Peoples Union at 700 p. m.
Good music by large chorus choir. Mr..
James Young director. We extend a
cordial invitation to the public to
worship with us.
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stuna For Is Years.

by Indigestion's panss trying many
doctors anc $4,000 worth Of medi-
cine in vain. B. F. Ayscue, OF Ingle-
side. N. c., at last used DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. and writes they wholly
cured him. They cure Constipation.
Biliousness, Sick Headache. Stomach,
Liver. Kidney and Bowel troubles.
25c at Wilkinson & Co., ]. F. Kie-
daisch & Son.
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CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
T~s = suday Location Tope
spsslal Muslo % q yen i Services.

y = = ~ ~ u ,.nI. E<y, ~ e3en IN
II. AZ 1 ohm streets: +. s. Litzrodt,
a,.s' tor sunday School at 81: 80 a. M
ppassch,np Al s1(,: 80 81 ID. and 500 D.
!. 9ar PRAYER meetinw Wednesday at
~ s.xs ! m All are invited and made:
.' ''.ag s
S 81.
,r,,ta "a preabyterian church, corner
! n, !, ~ and Blondea,i streets. Preach
iine 49, .,, 81 =. =, ~ VI Monmouth.
!! 'n ss,,sat,, school 81 8. 30 M. sab
"a, ~, scfool and church picnic on Tues
s. = ' s.. trss d Wild Cat Springs.
4 s q -
~, .,.oo t,ona, church sixth
Ass :, III, ~ - poatnr rev a a Williams.
ny I. . 4 ss, sunday "a follows Bible
zse. ~ i a.4s FOLLOWING the usual
Sunday school session, there will be
Sgn.iua q. = IS IN, n Il the hour 81 the
~. ..., ~ s.rvice p s.. q. e. at
3 , : ~ -. "a S sveniny service.
NJ . s.
q e.,,,,5,sh mission church. corner Of
], Z = s..l, 8, ana Morgan streets. Re-
a.. /. ~ Yohnson nastor Sunday school
- Va q. az & ] a Services at 1880 a. m.
:, - ~ ~ aveninp e 30 o'clock the chill
sro 80 !, tbes sunday school will render
! 8 = nropram consisting OF recitations
S. !, ~, o.. % Scandinayians are cor
,''ss -
rsrst church 81 Christ, Scientist, 716
,,a ), :, straat second floor: services
y =, =. -. \ sn.As ~ Subject. God
9uilua =. = NS.,,,,. SUNDAY school
'tne ( .1ae's 8. Sradnasdav evening
a. :. 40 q -. q :, - ra.d,r. room,
meet'nk 49, e = - - ,,,asd.v Thrrs.
same auul .. 1ps ) % - A.ef, :
gay anu ilua = ~ = - vtanaad -
M q coEuial ~ s''as'o'' 8 >ss'->'s'Se n
me puDnc.'
seventh street bap1iss tcnul ~ ~.
ner Seventh ana. Soncere s.leses' ne,'
VIM p. venera PIE. ~ - pslstoI, 20, g
qence wi 'aissaH ~ = ecsss s $3.50
Ct Il q. m. ana ~ ? ms' muln me
theme, untie Inae Soi.' az nlo.nsls
is1ners ana guardians shouia neal .ae
morning meme at 2 2. y. ens Dos.of
mas lor 2 suDect .tne 1eaven.s Son-
versation SUNDAY scnooi - Is 2.
M MISS "a: =. Dlxon' superln'enuen''
~ are welcome.
!, IS. NJ
80 -. 1s . s,ssli ~
S,a,shrat ~ ss,,,s =; ua,a,' =
,s,,s.. = ;, 81
., NTH IN ~ c,'.,drsr 80 ~ cr.d, a.
IN ~ 49, .enaciall,, invited. the even.
M service q IA I q s 4 Il F,ng-
slis l and will be- under the auspices OF
+ the Y = 81. subject. .What is Meant
~ tha missionary Shirt" All are
cordially invited and made welcome.
9
The First Methodist Protestant
church, s24-s26 Main street, Rev. ).
Carleton McCaslin, pastor. 1923 Des
Moines street, phone OIL b; Bible
school $3.50 a. M; morning service
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DR.. J. EATON JOHNSTON

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
me only physician practicing Oste-
opathy In the county. The Smith
sonian truss fitted anc guaranteed.
only truss that holds. Office
North side OF Main street, third door
above Fifth. Phone 90. Residences.
Ninth an Webster. Phone 4s4. p.
y. Lock Box. Al. Warsaw. Ill.
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Phys. Clans.
Or. CORAL r. A7MENTRoUTs
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

Ofhce-Y. M. c. A. Building. Resi-.
dence 912 Fulton street Office hours:I
10 to q. M; 2 to 4 p. n; evening
hours by appointment Iowa phone.
52s-Y. and Hub. phone 2Oe2, Office
phone Residence phone. Iowa 12-M;y
HIT S515. 4,
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CHAPTER VI.

A year, with bright hopes realized for
.smc, appointments and heartache, for
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-06-12

Sunday services at Independent
Mission at hall on North Fifth street,
Daniel W. Anderson leader. At Ii a.
m. Rev. w. K. Green will preach At
9 p. m. Rev. s. "A. Norris of Forts
mouth, Ohio, will preach. Rev. Norris
is an able speaker. Come and hear
him. Song and praise service at 1880
p. m. All are invited to attend each
service.
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March.
Anthem Praise Ye Jahovah."
Opening Address Lloyd Roberts.
23d Psalm Primary class.
Prayer Dr. Sanders.
Anthem "Oh, Hear My Prayer"
Recitation Cecil Malone.
Lily Drill-Ten little girls.
Recitation Mildred Davis.
REGULATIONS Forman Skies.
Hush-a-by Twelve little girls.
Recitation Mildred Wright.
"A Dear Little Lily Margaret
Swartz.
Recitations Eight little boys.
Pantomine, Rock Of Ages, four
little girls.
Flower Land Boys quartette.
Over the Sci" Six girls
THE Two Baskets Olive Roberts,
Edith DeYoung.
Collection.
Anthem Praise the Lord"
First Westminster Presbyterian
church, Seventh and Blondeau streets.
Rev. p. B. Newcomb, ID. D., pastor
Services at 10:45 a. M and 500 D. m.
"Children's Day" will be observed at
the morning service, with the exercis-
es chiefly by the primary department
of the Sunday school. In the evening
the pastor will preach on "Life's Fine
Fellowship. Mrs. Bence has charge
Of the evening music which will In.
clude the anthem Lord, We Pray
Thee, and, by request, Mrs. Bence
will sing THE Holy City" In addi,
ton to the sermon Mr.. j. Mohammed
All, of India, will speak for few mo
ments concerning conditions in his ma
tive land. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to the public. Sunday school
$3.50; Brotherhood class, 9:45. a. M:
Sunday school, 9:45 a. M; Y. p. S. q
81, ZOO p. m.
The Gospel Regular Army Sunday
services Sunday morning at 11:O(
O'Clock, Holiness service In the hall
at 3 p. M, service in the hall, att: &C
p. M, big open air ats p. M, meetinf
IN the hall. Preaching Sunday nigh
will be by q lady Of the Volunteers O
America and music will be furnished
by Mr.. and Miss Johnson. Solo b,
Lieut.. Claude Campbell and Haze
Meredith; Rey.. Julius 6. Godefroid il
having great success In his evangelist
ic work since he came back. winnin
/ five souls to Christ. We give tn
praise to the Lord. Service ever,
night at s p. m. Always have good mu
sic and good singing and bright test
mnies from all Christians. We in
vite all Christians from differen
churches to come and work in unity
with. US to win sinners to Christ. The
services have been we'll attended all
week and the Lord is blessing the worl
of this army in Keokuk, Iowa, and the
door is open to show how many pool
people we have helped in your city
Every body is welcome to the services
We 1aaye no respect of persons. Major
Ida Godefroid in charge.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-01-22
Moot Court Officers

The election of officers of the junior
law moot court of the University for
the second term was held last even
ing. The positions to be filled were
those of judge of the court and clerk
of the court.
After spirited contest Mr.. b. G.
Tynes of Virginia was elected judge.
Nominations for clerkship were then
declared in order and Mr.. II. W.
Darlington, manager of the '08 foot.
ball team, was uananimously elect
ed. Owing TO stress of other duties
Mr.. Carrintgon had to decline the
honor. The the name OF Mr.. :. p.
Riddle was then presented and he
was unanimously chosen.
Both of the new officers are espe-
cially qualified for their respective
positions. Mr.. Tynes has been a
regular attendant upon the sessions
of the court and has made many
strong, clear cut arguments. Mr..
Riddle has frequently served as clerk
and al ways most acceptably. Unde
their administration a successful
term is predicted for the moot court
-Charlottville- Prorgess, Jan. 10.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-01-22
Gets Verdict For $4,000

The suit of Frank ID. kits against
the Equitable Assurance Society.
from the Circuit Court of 1azewell
county In which WAS given verdict
for the 81, sued for, was affirmed
by the Supreme Court of Appeals of
Virginia In an opinion handed down
on last Friday. The late James Kits
applied TO Equitable com pany n
short while prior 10 his dta'h
for Insurance I'm the company To the
amount of $1,000. The application
was accepted and the policy issued.
A controversy arose between Frank
ID. kits, the agent at Tazewell and
the general agent at Roanoke, over
certain commissions which Mr..
Kits claimed was due him, and in
the meantime Mr.. Kits died. Frank
Kits, the administrator, was repre-
scented by Greever and Gillespie, and
Harman and Pobst.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-01-22
YOUNG men fight
AT DANCEOE CLINCH
Charles Fox Badly Cut by One
OF Ruble Boys-H. Ruble is
in 1azewell Jail.

News reaches TazewelI of a some
what serious racket which took
place on Clear Fork short time
ago between Ii. RubIe, two sons of
A. Neal, Bud and Vance,
and Chas. Fox, son of G. G.. Fox, at
the house Of Mr.. Williams regory,
where the young folks were having
a dance. Chas. Fox was cut with a
knife in four different places by one
OF the Ruble boys. He had a gun on
him, and shot once, but did no
damage. The case came up before
Squire Bourne, who fined Fox for
carrying gun. III. Rnble was sent
on to the grand jury, and is now in
jail. The other two boys have not
been found. The affair is much re-
gretted. All the boys are akin, aud
have the reputation of being quiet
and orderly. 1t is said that booze
was responsible for the trouble.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-01-22

dinner with Uncle Sam Allison, and
return To our homes In the afternoon.
With high appreciation of the kind
the hospitable treatment of Mr.. and
Ms. Lowe we departed from their
home.
Leaving the care OF the team To
II. X. X. and s. NJ. l.. We three
r.. &. p. and III. III. Ill. walked
across fields and hunted, bagging II
birds and 4 rabbits.
After fine dinner with Uncle
Sam and family, we dpearted from
Clinch Valley with regret that We
could not stay longer and enjoy the
hunting and the hospitality of
Messrs Lowe, Lambert, and "Uncle
Sam - but with hopes that we
might meet them all again when
the bird season opens i'm 1909.
IL. III. III.
Canebrake, w. Va, Nov. 20, 1908.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-01-22
Brought The Ticket Back.

Mrs. A.G. Russell left on Monday
TO visit her parents in Denver, Col.
and was accompanied rs far as
Welch by Mr.. Russell. Mr.. Russell
bade them good bye and wished
them God-speed on their long jour
ney, and took the next train To Taze-
well. Shortly afterwards he discover
ed, TO his establishment, that he had
failed TO give his wife her railroad
ticket to Denver. He Immediately
got on the wire, and arranged it SO
that a duplicate would be issued in
Columbus, and the lady proceeded
ON her Journey without any further
unpleasant incidents TO mar the
pleasure of the trip.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-01-22
BURGLARS BREAK in
EPISCOPAL RECTORY
In Absence of Occupants, Mr. !.
and Mrs. Russell, Their Home
Is Broken Into.

The residence occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. a. G. Russell was broken
into on last tuesday by unknown
parties, who ransacked every room,
closet and bureau drawer, where
valuables might be found. So far
as is known nothing of value is mis-
sing.
Mrs. Russell left on Monday night
for Denver. Col, and was accompan-
led as far as Welch by her husband,
and the thief took advantage of their
absence to ransack the house.
Entrance TO the house was made
by breaking "a hole i'm rear window
large enough to admit persons
hand, and turning the lock on the
window, which, when released, wns
easily raised. A neighbor is said TO
have seen n window shade lowered in
one of the rooms on the day of the
robbery, but thought nothing of il,
thinking that some of the servants
were in the house.
The thief made an unsuccessful at
tempt TO unlock the back door by
cutting a hole under the lock, but
finding that the door could not be
unlocked in this way, abandoned the
door, and tried to cover up his work
by putting lathe in the hole that
he had cut.
No clue, whatever, TO the thief is
known.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-01-22
Burke's Garden
aRnrke,s Gnrder,. Vn

rBurke's Garden, Va, Jan. 70.
The yuletide festivities closed with
a most enjoyable party given by Mr..
George and Miss Nelly Kelly TO q
number of their school friends.
Among the invited were: Misses
Lucille Snapp, Pansy Meek, Sara,
Lettie and Mary Moss, and Mesrss
Eugene Peery and David Crockett.
MIR. and Mrs. Kelly have delight
iul home and they, with the assist
ance of Miss Mamie Kelly, certainly
succeeded in giving the"younger set
a good time.
Prof. a. s. Greever has taken
charge of Miss Ida Greever's classes
at the Academy-Miss Ida is visit
ing in town.
Miss Lucille Snapp returned home
Monday after months stay with
her grand parents.
Messrs Cha and Ben Moss en-
tered school at Emory for the last
term.
L. III. Short has just taken an in
voice Of his goods and given his store
regular spring cleaning" Mr..
viii Woods did fancy job on the
counters, etc.
Little Miss Ida Moss is in Bland
county, with her sister, Mrs. w. J..
Hoge.
These spring days makes one hung
ry for tee sugar.
j. II. Meek has been having quite
an amount of work done on the back
road between his place and the mill.
Mrs. +. Nj. Moss is at home after
spending a while at Tazevell.
We are sorry TO note the sale book
ed for Jan. 20, as we do not like to
loose :. Paul Peery and family from
our neighborhood.
Mr.. and Mis-. Landon ID. Snapp
came home Monday after four weeks
absence Mrs. Snapp, Little Miss
Rheba and Master Francis having
been with friends and relatives In
Giles county, while Mr.. Snapp,
since the holidays was looking after
business interests in Blueield
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-01-22
Encouraging Reports

G.. j. Hale, of Falls Mills, was in
Tazewell on Wednesday, having come
here TO qualify as administrator of
the late B. p. Compton. Mr.. Hale's
friends, among them A. w. Tabor,
induced j. r. Harry TO accompany
Mr.. Hale to town, to act as his body
guard, and prevent him being film
fiammed" while taking in the sites
of the city. A most encouraging re-
port was received from Alex Tabor,
the we'll known old bachelor of Falls
Mills, who has of late taken an un-
usual interest in Sunday school. Mr..
Hale states that Mr.. Tabor has a
Sunday school class of seven young
ladies, who under his tutelage, have
learned more scripture, and can quote
more scripture off hand, than any
preacher in Tazewell COUNTY. Some
one in the office suggests that Mr..
Tabor would do the race good turn
if he would take hold of some of th'
older male members of the neighbor
hood, and teach them certain of tn
ten commandments, as well as tn
twenty third Psalm.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-01-22
What The Kidneys Do

Their Unceasing Work Keeps
US Strong and Healthy
All the blood in the body passes
through the kidneys once every three
minutes. The kidneys filter lhe blood.
They work night and day. When
healthy they remove about 500 grains
OF impure matter daily. when unhealthy
some part OF this impure matter is left
In the blood. This brings on many
diseases and symptoms pains in the
back, headach, nervosnsss, hot, dry,
skin, rheumatism, gout, gravel, dis
orders of the eyesight and hearing,
dizziness, Irregular heart, debility,
dowDsiness, dropsy, deposits Ia the
urine, etc. But il you keep the filters
right you will have no trouble with
your kidneys
L. S. Langfort, living near the cal
line, in the northern part df Tazewell
Va. says: II am pleased TO recommeo
Doan's Kidney Pills, prior tr using then
suffered great deal from dul
miserable ache through the back ant
loins. The kidne secreions also becam
difficult to pass and were unnatural il
appearance. took Doan's Kidney Pill
procured at Jackson's drug ttore, an
they did much for me. They cured th
taouble and 1 heartily recommen
them"
For sale by ali dealers. Price 80 cent
Foster Milburn Co., buffalo, New Yorl
Sole agents foss United States.
Remember the name-Doan's-aI
take no other.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-01-22
Judge Fulton Here

Judge Fulton, OF Wise county, was
in Tazewell on Tuesday in consulta-
tion with attorney VIM. III. Werth.
These two gentlemen represent the
land owners of Buchanan county in
the famous suit known as the Buch-
anan Company against Jane Adkins
and others, involving the rights oi
several hundred citizens of Buchanan
county to the property upon which
they live, embracingS all, nearly
200, O0O acres of land, some of which
is the finest mineral and timber
land in the Southest.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-01-22
PUBLIC SALE

will offer for sale to. the highest
bidder on Feb. 6, 1909, beginning at
10 a. M. all the personal property
belonging to the estate of the late 3.
r. Compton on Mud Fork consist
ing of
2 young horses
/ S-year old saddle and buggy horse
2 milk COWS.
f. calves
/ 2-year old bull
Z sheep
3 hogs
! two morse wagon
buggy and harness
moving machine
/ wind mil,
IA interest in threshing machine :.
Blacksmith tools
Farming tools
/ rick of lumber
Corn, meat, hay, oats, household
goods and other things too numerous
TO mention.
All Indebtedness against the estate
of Mr.. Compton will be paid from
proceeds of sale, and those who arr
indebted to the estate must CONT
forward and settle at once.
G. ]. HALE, Admir-.
Falls Mills, Va, Jan. 20, 1909.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-01-22
ANNOUNCEMENT

We respectfully announce TO the
citizens of RichIands and vicinity,
that we have purchased the goods
business OF M. M. Hankins and
Company, at Richlands, and will
close out at greatly reduced prices in
order TO put in new stock in the
early spring, when we will I'LL both
our large rooms with new Goods.
Your patronage is respectfully soli-
cited. Our business in Pocahontas
will continue, as heretofore, in
charge of our Mr.. Lawrence, and Mr..
Howard will be in charge of the
business at Richlands.
Respectfully,
HOWARD & LAWkEN CE,
Pocahontas, Va, Jan. 10.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-01-22
TazeweIl Banks Should Take
the Hint

The New Garden Bank at Honaker
will move into their new building
In a short time. The New Garden
Bank is prosperous, lacking in one
point only-an advertisement In the
Lebanon News. Advertise and let the
outside world know that yuo have a
hank In the town. The Peoples
Bank at Cleveland; Russell and
Dickenson Bank at Dante, and First
National Bank, of Lebanon, will
also take hint. Lebanon News.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-01-22
Tribute to Mrs. Frazier.
Pafis, KY, Jan. 10.
Editor G. V. Nesw,


Tazeweil, Va.
am here for while and would
thank you to change my paper from
Livingston TO this place. Have just
heard of the death of an other one of
the friends and playmates of my
boyhood-Mrs. Tyler Frazie. Way
back in the fifiies, l clerked i'm my
uncle's store at Broadfod near the
splendid, happy home of her father,
and being almost akin, l was a fire.
quent and welcome visitor. Along
the banks OF the III olston just In front
of her home we used TO walk, each
with a fishing rod and pin hook
for which we had little use. was
but boy and she Like the sweet
moon on the horizons verge" was
Just budding into young womanhood
no sweeter flower ever bloomed
on the banks OF that lovely stream +.
For two long happy years we were
friends; then i returned 10 Tazewel
and met her but once before her
marriage. She wore the same sweet
smiles and had developed into II
splendid woman. Her husband was
my friend and frequently ut my
house-and while his good wife was
scarcely ever from home, could
trace her influence in the graceful
and intellectual development of the
man OF her choice, as well as the
prominent positions taken by her
sons. She was my friend through n
long life, and like an old sweet song,
the days of our childhood VIII linger
around me to the end. The news of
her death was sadly sweet to me
sad because of her separation from
her husband, her children and her
friends-sweet because she is now
W akling on the banks of larger,
clearer, purer river, where sickness
and sorrow cannot mar the current
of her sinless years and turn her
pure hearts blood 10 tears.
Cheer up Brother FrazIer-thee
are two new, and brilliant lights in
the window, and our work is about
completed.
II. GILLESPIE.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-01-22
Relief Committee.

Highly commendabIe efforts are
being made to relieve the suffering Of
the widows and orphans resulting
from recent explosions mt Lick
Branch. A relief committee was or
ganized at North Fork on Tuesday.
The ladies Of the town of Pocahontas
will give dance and large enter
tainment next Tuesday night for the
same object. Bluefield is also NOV
ing These commendable effort.
should have the support of the eniirl
community.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-01-22
EVERYTHING QUIET
AT RICHLANDS'
The Old Guard Are All Doing a
Good Business-New Pastor
Making Things Move.

The Editor had the pleasure of n
few hours visit to Richlands this
week. Ii is always pleasant To meet
such men rs Crabtree, the Mayor,
Geo. Brown, VIII Boggess, viii
White, Lester, Harris aud the other
genial, moving merchants of that
town, and Spratt, the attorney, who
is often counsel for both sides i'm the
same case. DIR. Williams, the quiet
physician, who Yields the knife as
skIllfulIy rs the pill box, McCorkle,
the joNial Bank President, and Rev.
MIR. Barnett, the young and hand
some pastor of the Methodist church,
who is moving things on his beat
Bailey, the young and polite lightn-
ing Singer and manipulator of the
wires for the y. and w. and others
too numerous To mention of the
good citizens of the little city ON the
Clinch.
"Everything is very quiet. they
tell you, when YOU ask about uusi-
ness, and IL is, not only i'm Richlands
but all down the line. Reminds us
of Cleveland timcS, they say. Rich
lands is not entirely stagnant. Messrs
Davy and Lester are compelling "A
Zine building for an up-tO-datc gro
Gerry store, which they say "wil be
the equal Of anything you have i'm
Tazewell. 1t looks good, ~ far. NJ.
Harris has recently moved To Rich
lands from Wardcll, and Is opening
up nice grocery store.
w. l.. Boggcss is just tfinishiug n
tine residence--'hc incest In all that
section. It's fine. and Boggcss will
live right at home and board at the
same place.
HOWARD ~ LAW WRENEC.
Messrs Howard aud Lawrence, the
well known pocahontas merchants,
have opened n branch store at Rich
lands, having recently purchased the
entire stock of NJ. NJ. Hankins and
Co., across the bridge, where they
will open up in the early spring a
large aud select stock of goods. Mr..
Howard, of the firm, will be I'm
charge of the Richlands store. II
goes without saying that this pro-
gressiVe ilrm will succeed In Rich
lands. And SO, Richlands, is not en-
,irely dead. Never say die, - is
their motto, and u good one IL Is.
fui hclt, and happiness DcWitts
III tie Early 'isrrs-S nau, X ntlc, easy,
pioas.l,t hiih. nV & pills. tdo best made
Sud by j .n. t. J.tc~son