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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-30
Mns ben @eridtcn.

8ereibigung Der Rittcr Seilisler,
IobIer unb Iufip. - 8erurtbci,
hing bon 5ipei Negern 81 Is Wo.
naten 3ltf,tbous. = Hifter Glli.
ms erite Imtsbanblmg.
Tcrfoli Der yWorlo" anaeorbnet.
-"'am eieungsioot' beg slpcriprs@e-
ritts puroen Die am 2. Nopcmlber
AMI Is Sabre e~rlnIblten Hihtcr
Charles W. Scuisler, Sobn !. Cob.
Ier unb !Senrp Iuiip ecitern Gor.
nlittag burt !Srn. Stepben Is. 2ittle,
ten aftiiar ocs Superioreerid)ts, per-
eioigt. Siele 5reu,oe Der orei Rid.
itr luobllten Der ihIidtcn 6cier bel.
A;hter Tnffp Der relle Eid)tcr, nllrs
&c Der 5~ipeiten Abtbeilung oes Staot-
0erif)ts 5%ugetbeilt, iuGbrclo Die Nid)r
Ter SeuisIer uno TobIcr. oic mieoer.
ccipoblt morben ,uoreiI, Die EiIihteii
ii ibren bisberi9en @cridtcn polt
Neuem iibernobmen.
@cltcrn ieoud iob Hittcr Sufiy
III Nbipclcnbeit oes RidtcrS Mrigbt
misbiilisboIber I'M @rimiuolAerid)t an
Cieribt. mo iein erlter oiii5icller gft
lnor, ooB er Die bcioen Neaer Mo-
lonO Somfins mo Sbomos Tnncp
lutgcn Ginbrud)s in cine aobiiie Der
,.Weltern Warplono @obn" 81 is
Monatcn 3ud)tbals perurtbeiltc.
T%crtouf Der n@orlb."
Hid)ter Sellislcr ilntcr5eidnctc &c.
tern einen 9eiebl fir Den Gcrfaui
Der Baltimore Worlb" burd Die
@aiienperluolter q. Sec Slin9luii
Charles s.. 8nopp lmb &erbert Is.
Gupio. Ter Serfalf miro Nniongs
Sanuar Doll5ogen mer0cn.
Ger StnatSnnmaIt Iicat.
Hid)ter Sellisler ~entidjieo aeltern.
bab Der Staatsanlualt bos Med)t bo.
Re. Giniprnh 81 erbeben III Dem be-
outra9ten 8eriabren fir bic Srriin-
nig.grflaruna oes friibcren Warft.
meiiters Wc9fae, Der 500 lu,teri
id)l,g, ipeld)e Summe aber luieoer
eii.be5ablt moroen lit.
,Ernu De 8uIlet geidiebcn.,
israu Warie Rgllino De Bullet,
Sodtcr BON 9rn. nno Srau Or. Geo.
Heiiling unb cine Der ihoniten iurtr
gen 1rauen in Baltimore. erbielt ge.
ilern BON @thter peuisler abioli,te
Sheibuna snaeipreden. Sos Eoa,
nnroe 1894 bilrd CARDINAL @ibbenS
setralit uno lebte bis sun, 16. Silli
oicies Sabres 5uIommeu. anitatt
permanente Mlimente bat u. Sultan
DC Bullet ieiner geidieoenen @attiu
$1,000 81 3ahlen. CT ioll angebIidl
einen ausifipeifenoen 2e~benspanoel
gcfiibrt baber.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-30
@eitern Iarplano- Gijenbabn.
4ceirrcne an, 90. september.
EerIdbf Ss1ens8dtrspi:
af6afff.

dM ~. StQlt0tUtl.
gerIdbf S,nensedt.spf:
Sagtth:
40 G9preegs-S6te18ue. Saaerstopn. .N. &
u. Hb.,' gapresboro, 9blnberSbuss iino,
auseenont1len SonntaaS. SdncGd ufto Gum,
1851 Wsrsens-gseaG6er gspres, @etmintter,
tnionfHrioee. graceJiue (5reberid unb Gnts
rritSburg. alsgenoh1nen Gonntags), NapneSs
boro, gbdntberAbErg. Sdoerstppn, Suucud,
Cumberland. Gliins (Nuffet Sbferbaiiorss
Wdpecis). Sic Quotation hiefes 3uees ain
Gonnfaa Ut Sagersto!pr.
ais TatntiitdaS Accommodation nn&
Union Bridge.
+4S5 Na6mtitaas - Gdneusug, SauptIinte.
Saeerstolpr. Hancod, sRippensbnrg 'unb,
ansgenontiner Sonnfags, Sreoerid unb grs
fnitSburg .(EarIors4 dsbon).
Sdgltdl, auSacnbmnten epnryag.
200 Waoreens = Yorf. D.. uno 6, Eib. uao
M5SOrssns-aIiommotation nodb sturmout.
2.45 observation-disclosures rad enSbrnoi SIbTl.
bon. gorf. @annoer. Gctipsburs uno y. L
Gambler, GETTYSBURG nnb 9, uno 9. Silt.
6,15 s1benos-gfiop. Md Union griSae
- ylur 9AntftngS.
ii1.30 WbenoS-Mffom. nan luton Wtioae.
NMr Gpuutaas.
9.45 McrgenS-Nfont. mao Union Urtbee nuo
ssSaif ninf am Vennfbrrnnia .sbs. .@atrbo, mn
q. Nptertfun, 8icesqrdf.f u. 0eu. sSeimatsf
.. ~. $swtM. Sen. ) ltaoiet. aaent,
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Bon Gee nnb Safen.

,9ranbenburg" fommt SonnerItog
ooer 3reitos NIT 800 Gaiiogie'
rem. Die 2iite Der aniiite1'
%rciienoet. = Trci 9orpfer britt
gen iiber $1,000 Sonnen Giiell-
er5.
r. MntnD omesitas 'oses ipateltelS'
ON Sreitog miro Der Horobeutld)e
2lopo.G ampfer u9ranoenburg," Der
am 1S. D. Mts. bon 9remcrbapell
obillbr, bier eriuartet. SIN 9oro oeS
Campers beiinoen lid 800 YoIia-
giere, oorunter folgenoc &aiiiten.
reilenoe: Serr glrtbnr $. Bennett,
Serr Otto geper, Serr San 9ures,
SRI. Sbo 9lnnfenagel, Srnl &utha-
rine 9rlnlln ullO &inoer, Trill
gmilie 9lonfe, Gmilie 9lonfc, go
bert 9lonfe, Serr Sobalm 9reper,
Serr Ecter 9rapol, Serr Sofob 81
ienbort unb &inb, Serr Sitter SrelD
boipitidL Serr hilbert @luiler, Srol
Mtorio 8luuer, Serr SouiS $, @rat
2ouiS @rat Serr Sriebrid @erbort,
&err Alois Srohsfp Sron Barbara
Sroosfp, Srou Winnic &asfe, SRI.
Hoiie Spoef, Sruu Matbiloe Sci
bauer rnb ainb, Serr Telir SefoitiS,
Srau Selir Setuitis, Ser Srcoerid
&riiger, 6rou Sreoerid &riiger.
Srou MaaoaIene aiebnle, Srui
aatalin 8opacs, SRI. Mnna &ara,
Sri. Gliiubetb aableB, Srmu Gpa
&obleb, SRI. Gpu &obleB, Serr Sul.
&remSner, Srau Sillils &rcmlsncr,
SEER :. &lobmomn, Srol Malinu
aertider, Srm. @onba 8ertiter,
Serr Soicf 2anaer, 8rau Glilobe'b
2aj, Srou Soiefu 2oibel uno ainoer,
Serr gnlil Mnbn, Serr Soief Mol5.
Sri. Worp Miiuer, SRI. Slltino Wtar;
tin. Serr Gbl,oro Neltmotn, 6rol
Minna Neumont. Serr Mleranoer
Yrebbllrger, Serr Hlloolpb Elaser,
Serr Srantiiet Eirnif, 6rol Maric
Hirnif unb &inoer, Srau Shcine
Yaperef, Mbele Yoperef, Serr @ilb.
Yrobcsfu, Serr @rnIt HoIt, Serr s.
Hollo, SRI. Watbilbe Hiible, Srou
Soieia Malitfa. Srau Gnna &at.
Serr Tictor SpGtb, SRI. allgulte
Sfmiot, Sri. @lonbina Sdepansfi,
Serr Sobom Springer, Srall gliic
Spedert, Serr anores SoIteB, Srou
Warie Sreiber nnb &ino, Trou &p.
del 5uf, Serr 8aclap @ilomann
uno NrI. Marie 8ad.
SIN Sorb beS rIrins 6rie-
brih @tIbeIm."
Serr Sra 8. Sbon bon Baltimore
reiit belite NIT Dem Norboeutiden
2lopo.0 ampier rHrin5 Srieorid
@ilbelm" bon Men-Yorf nod 9res
men ab.
inner bes Star.
Iigbt" beItraft.
Die Gigentbiimer bes Grfuriions-
Gampiers .Storligbt," Die Meser
George @. 8rotun unb @olters 81.
2anglep, muroen bilrd) Sufen : Col.
leftor Stone nm $500 beitraft, neil
Tie erlaubt batten, DOB ibr Ganpfer
aml II. Sftober bieies Sabres Sabr.
ten mad)te, obne Die e~eniigenoe 3abl
IicenSirter Sffiaier an 9oro eebobt
ST boben. Gie 8enonnten beablidti-
gen. elm @eiuh an oen SetretGr fir
&altbel uno Arbeit nm 3uriideritut:
tlulg Der Straie 81 MADDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-30

Eaitpr Sofel 9eitorben.-
Sm Sitter bon SO Sohren ifieo ge-
tern EaItor 2olliS $. 1afel, Der lang
j0brigc Seeliorger Der neilen Serll-
.@enleinoe on Sapettc- uno
NisQllitbltroBe, in ieiner @obnuna,
Nr. All, @omeiteobItroBe, 8operlp,
oilS Dem 2ebcr. Die 9eerOigllng i'm
bet am Wtittmo6 Hohmittog INN 1872
llbr bonn Srnlerbous aus nod Der
erIten nellen Stride itatt,
mo llm 1913 llbr cine Srollerfeier oh
aebalten meroen iuir0. 49,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-30
@artenbam- Mnsitelnnq.

Gas Sauptereignib Der MorplGnScr
5urnler ltno Gemiiie5iidter inter
Den giinitiglten Nuipi5ien> Der
8afienballe bes 8. Heaiments err
Oifnet. Sbit in Molie. Gon-
neritug Der Saupttag.
Die idbrlif)e IusiteQung Der Gar
tenbau.@eieaidaft," meIdJc geitern in
Der @affenballe Oes 8. Hegiments
ibrcn Nntang nabm, periprift aIle
dbnIiden Nilsitelingen bel @eitenl
81 iibertreIfen. Nie 5rlpor lparen Die
Yrooufte Der Worpl6nDer Gbit5iid].
ter mo @emiiieformer in 10 muiiens
batter @eiic' aus9eltelt, lpie bieieS
5llr 3eit Der Soil lit. 9hlf groben Ia
feIn limo Die idJ6nitcn 6riid)te in &c.
Id)madpollcr @eiie mlfgeitupelt, 10
oaB Ginem bel oeren Nllblif fGrn1lid)
has @aIier i'm Mllnoe %5uinmnter1s
ldllft. Stepiel. 9iruen, Gralben iiiBe
aartoiieln unO oeten ririite" 8rii-
Der, ia ioaar Gitroncn iii1b ga in
Sillle uno SiiQc 5iI ieben. Ser Saupt.
tag Der Nllsitelung lit Der nodlte
2onneritag, an peldJem Die .@orten-
ballt8eieuihoit" lire Sobres-9er.
iammIllng balten iuirO. Wupor Wos
bool miro Die 9~eGriiBnngs Nniprod]e
balten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-30

@erdauts e @iiners SrauSHort. 60.
Santpfer.ainte,
Hradt ans HaHastere,
Ge@ SuftDn nub BEN Onea.
Gonntoe. 9teHftaa uni SreitcI, 8 utr UbenbA.
W4ae Yfouibener ano Ssw 0fesk
eeantao. Gtitttpo4 nno 5reltae. 9 fbr absnsS.
Nadt Netuputt NiewS.
9deli&. IuScenorinen 9onnerftao u. 6amitaG
: 1raS. .arsenou,nlsn tagi!d SIS s.ubr gasAn.
Ran Sabannnt sHt S~a6tsuettS.
WomtaG. wetthpet nnb .areitae. 8 rbr, NbsnAS.
.. g. Saa @sSsii1I Sae S;. 9'ss 3 aS SuH R,si sssS.sfs
U1S3AG-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-30

HohflG nge 5u Gu5ioS. -
Gor YoliSeirihter Sbompion IN Ser
CAUTION GoIi5eiitotion itanoen geitern
oie bier @irtbe, lpelde anl Sonntag
Modnittog Yoli3eimuri6aa @orlnd
nit ieinen 9euten eincu Selud) Obj
Itattete, inter ser gnitulOigung peS
ongebliden Spirituoienperfouis am
Spnnto0. Soc @olcr, Gigentbiitter
oeS ,Sollpiuoob ,Yarfs," @m, alias
Spot" Mithell mo HobertSall, BE
liser oeS. nGiamono Eoint Sotels."
milroell inter lie $500 9iirgihoft fir
oos @eriftSperiabren seiteIt. Sed)s.
5ebit aellncr, welte in oer Sofolen
Der @cnonntcn angeitellt lino, wllr'
ben ipcgcn Sonntagsorbeit nit ic
So nno Soften beltraft
qSn Dem .Saue oes HeitolrotellrS
Charles &. Suiap bon Mr. 1929, 60.
1tern.Iucnue ,poren feline 9eiii9enoe
9cmeiie iiir Die erboheue Inihulbi.
arna oeS mgeblid)en Spiritloicnpcr.
foitfs an Sonntag porbanoen; ooge-
gen iullroe ole slpeite Mniduloiaung
oes ot9eblihen@ iberitanos gegen sic
Eoli5ci uuirehf erbolten. Seinem
@upidc 0enlGB iuuroe ScuIlp Dem
@eridtSperiabreu iiberipieien uno llll-
ter 5000 Siirgidait aeiteut. Charles
@erbarot, Elm gu Sort Soparo itotio.
nirter Solbot, pelher anaeblih in
Scu0p'S H~eltaurent einen angriii
onf Den Eoli5ilten Barter maftc,
ipiiroe nit So unh Soften beItraTt.
Nicoli 9arone, beIieng8irtbidoit
IN Nr. 500, GaiternrIpenue, an
Sonntag Nodmittog bon Der Bolt
sci oes oltliten 2iitrifts iiberrumpelt
Dllrbe, lit gciiern burd Eoli5eirifter
S'Neia fir oas @eridtsperfobren M
ter 9iirgihait eeitellt iporben. Gas
ieIbe eeidab nit ieiner Softer SAT-
ME, ipelde Der, aneeblifen Conn.
tagsarbeit beiduloigt lit.
9ranb in einer@ erberei.
= Sn einem 9ampfiaale Der Gerbe-
rel oes Serrn Niles Sablin, Scr. 81,
8arriion-9a brad geltern Ibeno
fur5 Dor 8 llbr in Ser N1be zines
GampffeiieIS 0e,ier aus. grneit 81.
ider bon Ger. SO, 8arriion.9one
loidte nah energiider Irbeit Die
6lummelt. che Ole alarmirte Seller-
ipebr al, Ser 9ranoltdtte eintraf. Ser
nn%bebeutenoe Shaoen lit ourd) Ser.
iid)erung gebedt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-30

Naie fiit's Nnslamb beisrst G.. Natne, 413
ch'Salttnnre' str, uahe Gattom Soufe'Aue.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-30

Yaife sur @eile in's NasIanb be-
iurst e. @aiae, Er. 413, Cit.gaIti'
m~Oreirafe, sabe gaitom @spie Nse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-30

SIpreBd1ge .3eoe Gtunoe att be Gtuaoe" Dos
oer eanioensSiGt!on nab Wafbtngtnu an
@p9entaeeH 100 9,crm. bis 500 Mbenb1.
Triibere Gbintrt bon Der Wlt. &opaL@tatton.
3trefte 8erttneaus In Der ueueu tlateus
s.atiun an @aisitatau nit aasa faSlta ssits.
beu Gtnten.
Eaisiustpu, b~erlatIen Mt. NopaI.stattou:
,tl1.5s.. sl1.55 Born. s12.Ie, tiS.5s. f1.sS,
.2.a3. f3.G9. *4,1a. r465. t5.b5 aatmx 's.0o.
1855, $500 Wtmitso); -i0,5S LIPS SterbS
t7.OO, t7.20, $500, 1920, 1900, 1000, fii.Ol
Born. slsa.o0,, ti2,o2 "t2so TOO, sos
RaGI.. t6.CO, t6.fe, 1920. 400, 1890. 'isS,i1
(2inliitsl, 1000, 1905. "1t.06, III. SO AbSS.
Grebetid. Gamioensetation 1875 unb so.f6
Burnt, t1,25. 1850 un6 1870 Ea9m.
.1assystupn, SHL. @Dbdl.statiOn. f11.lb Sorm,
1870 9sa&m. gamhen.S Station, t7.50. te.o1
WUrm., 1880. IA. 100 Ha&m.
OQupal Bl1e 2tne
mad RbilabetDb ta xnb NshIDesS.
Qener 1err1tnuS an ber 9teinnb5tpan1tofen
strass: Nsp'Vort. sSeausua nad eote!S xaS
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rett ann Tcbrdnd In Der gan,Sens unS aR1,
NneaI,Gtattou UNI 10. 0e abenbs.
Ior.ganeppns. Spetferoten etc. tperben f6ue1
Es!orat yer 2elepbon In allen frtssnben Ntlsp
gH.euut; Gbar.ess NIB dIttuorese,trab q. q
g., Ct. YuuI 1924, pber Wtb. @ouftlaTb 1901:
Gf. M~obal.Station 4. & g., Wt. Bernpu 8iSS;
gaubensGtdtion Snfol utdiiprS. Harelu, 9. 3 d.
81. HauI $40, o6er Wib. Goustianb S79o. nj
Nr. 620. gnbs8roabipdh. 10y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-30

Sn Toronto geItprben. =
aus Toronto, Canada, fommt Die
Hadridt, Dab BORT AM Sonntag go.
ter Sol. StoBI, einer Ser beiten Yrebi.
ger bes &eoemptoriiten-S rbens. aus
benz 2eben ifJieo. Yater StobI mar
Dor etma 80 Sabren III Ser ct. Safo.
bus-airde tbatig uno oiirite ben al.
tereit Witelieoern Der ct. Safobus-
@emsinbe nod in gutter erinnerune
iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-30
9rei Dampier brin9en 81.
enerH

9ie britiiden Camper vSimerio"
bon Sontiogo uno n8rangelpooo"
bon Nimanima lulo Der nortpegilfe
Gampfer .2eonoer" bon Saiqitiri,
ipelfe geitern SIT Sparroips Yotnt
onlongten, brabten iiber $4,000
Sonnen Giiener5. E
a. Ger o1ipripegiide 'Eampfer' Eglfo"
laugte 9eltern gormitta9 5n Spor-
rom3 Eoint on, I'M cine 2aOnr,G
Stablihienen iiir @uapmos, Werifo,
an 'Worb 81 nebrnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-30

8reene'S Gampagnef 0 It c II.
S~tootrotbsmiteIieo 2ouis 9.
Greene, lpelder Der oemofratiiheG an-
bibat fir 5feriif ipar, bat ieinem be-
idtporenen 9eridt SIT Solge in Der
iiinglten @abl.Gampagne $1265 aus
gegcben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

7.s5 gorm.-Wor diis9. Spnntag.
9.05 8orm.-Han Della, rur Counting.
$50 g,orm.-9taA Yelair. ause. Sonntae.
1905 Nadin:-.Ma@ Selair; aise. Saniffa0
100 NaGm.-Ra9 geIair, MUIR eamftae.
3.15 Ga1m.-ga4 Qorf. auss. Sonntas.
4,05 Na6ms--Nat 9elta, MIR Sonttae.
500 Nanm.-gat 9elatr. aiise. Gpnntaa.
500 abbs.-gin6 SeIiu, ause. eonntae.
100 Mbbs.-Na6 Delta, nur Gonntag.-
1t.IO gbbS.-Ytadb BeIair. amS9. Gor,ffaa.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-08-20
Death of w II Peck

Mr.. William Henry Peck, who has
been on n visit here TO his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peck, OH Clear
Fork, died there on Tuesday after
noon. The remains were shipped 10
his former home in San Antonio,
Texas, for burial, on yesterday.
Mr.. Peck and his wife came here
several weeks ago, hoping the change
would prove beneficial TO his health.
The end came somewhat suddenly,
after several hemorrhages, but just
what caused his death, IL is said by
members of the family, has not been
positively decided. He leaves wife
but no children, and was AZ years old.
This blow falls with whitening force
upon the aged father and mother.
They have the deepest sypmatby OF
the community.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-08-20
FreeIing.

freezing, Aug. 16.-James ID.
Lipps, of OsboIn's Gap, was recent
visitor at Freezing.
Miss Nelly BLY, Beverly has gone
to MartinsVille, where she will ac-
cept position with the overall
people.
Med. Whitaker, merchant at Chis
place, has gone TO Coeburn ON busi-
ness.
Most of the public schools of this
county were opened on the second
Monday, with fair attendance.
Othes will be opened this week.
Nelson Iipps and his wife are both
apparently in the last stages of con-
sumption. Symptoms of the disease
began TO develop in each of them
about the same time. Small hope
for their recovery is entertained.
Judge Mcdowell at his recent term
of court at Big Stone Gap, sent seve-
raj of the moonshiners of the Gu n.
berlands to Jail at ClintWood. Some
of these violators of the law were
convicted of distilling, others fol
vending spirituous liquors.
Rev. Alexander Mullins is very il
with typhoid fever, complicated will
other diseases.
News has just reached hear of tn,
death of HARRISON Belcher, caused
by a log rolling over him, at tn,
Yellow Poplar Lumbe. Company
works, in the lower end of thi
county. Heand some other partie
were slipping logs out of the hill
when the accident occurred. He wa
Instantly killed.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-08-20
japanese Student Here

Mr. Yamamoto, the young japanese,
who has been student ut Vanderbilt
University the past session, spent
last Sunday and part of the week
in TaZewell. While here he greatly
pleased the people who heard his ser
mons and lectures. He speaks En-
glish sufficiently plain to be clearly
understood and always interesting.
His home is in the province of Chos-
hyu, from whence came Ito, Katsura,
Yamagata, and other famous Japa-
nese soldiers and statesmen. He is a
representative, physically and intel
lectually, OF the best of his people,
and will be heard from in the future,
If he lives and fulfils the promise his
natrual and acquired gifts indicate al
present. He left on yesterday for
Graham and Bluefield, where he is
to preach and lecture.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-08-20
TAzEWELL ROADS
NOT FOR AUTOS
Automobile Party FromPenn-
sylvania Travelled Easy I'm
til They Struck Our Roads

Mr. II. f.. Houston, the well
know N coal operator, of Elkhorn, W.
Va, spent an hour in town Wednes-
day, enroute from Blue Ridge, Penn
sylvania TO Elkhorn, w. Va lie
made the trip in an auto, over the
mountains from Wytheville through
Burke's Garden and after an hours
p. m. for Elkhorn via Tip Top, Abbs
Valley and Pocahontas, expecting TO
reach Elkhorn where he has his
home, about I o'clock Wednesday
evening. The start was made from
Blue Ridge Summit, Pa, last Sun
day afternoon, from which point to
Tazewell included exactly 393 miles
about days run. Asked about the
roads over which he passed, Mr..
Houston said "From Blue Ridge,
Pa, TO Staunton. Va, is the finest
McAdam road i'll all the country.
From Staunton to Lexington is
a dirt road in fairly good condition.
This road will be McA damized.
From Lexington to Natural Bridge Z
miles is being made new now, and
the entire ii miles will be built.
From Narual Bridge TO Wytheville
is the old National Pike in fairly
good shape only, except from New
River westward, as far as wytheville,
Gas far as l travled, the road is
splendid. From WythevilIe to Taze-
we'll, across two mountains, well,
the worst you can say will not be
bad enough. The BurKe's Garden
mountain, south of Burke's Garden,
is The worst piece OF road / ever
struck, and 1 have driven an auto
over 40, miles in the United
States. After this experience / shall
not be afraid to tackle any road in
any part of the world"
Mr.. Houstnn's machine, a Peerless
was driven by Mr.. Helbert, of Cleve-
land, Ohio.
While here, Nh. Houston did not
neglect or forget TO call 10 see Miss
Belle Mcclure, colored woman of
this town, nurse in his family for ten
or twelve years and whose
efficient and faithful services he has
not forgotten.
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Lieut.. Governor in Town

One OF the pleasant surprises OF
the big day yesterday, was the pres
encc OF Lieutenant-G Governor Ellyson,
Of Richmond. lie stopped over be-
tween Trains, ON his way To the New
Lebanon Association which met at
Cleveland on yesterday, and took
part Ia the ceremonies Of the day.
The cummittUc on program called
him into serNic for "A short adtHess,
which was delivered Immediately nf-
ter the corner stone was put in place.
Mr.. Eliyson has been the secretary
and manager of the Baptist Educa-
tion. Board for many years, and holds
high rank in the councils o. the de-
nomination. lie was nominated on
Aug. b to succeed himself as Lieu
tenant Governor OF the State, by "a
large majority. lie has also been the
efficient Chairman of the Democratic
party OF the state for years This vis-
il To Southwest Virginia, said MIR.
Eilyson, is in no sense political, but
exclusively In the Interest of the
cause of Education i'm his denomina-
tion i'm the state While here he was
called on by many OF his friends and
acquaintances, and met many people
whom he had not known before
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-08-20
Lot Sale Sept. I'd, Sd

MI. j. G.. Buston has entered into
arrangement with the Bowman Real
ty Co., of Huntington, w. Va,
well known and reputable real estate
concern, to market at public auction
sale about one half of his beautiful
plan of lots in East Tazewell 'front.'
ing on the Fincastle Road. Mr.. Bus.
ton is desirous of seeing his sub-divl-
sion build up very rapidly and will
with his Characteristic energy push
the enterprise with all possible vigor
Improvements of various kinds are
being installed by the Bowman
Realty Co., and board walk ex-
tending from the end Of the present
one 10 Mr.. Buston's residence dis
tance of several hundred feet, will
connect the entire lot plan with
town. The movement TO open up
more building ground for Tazewell is
a good one and is heartily endorsed
by every one.
The auction sale will be held on
Thursday and Friday, September
and 3, and will be one Of the most
widely advertised affairs ever held in
this community. The Bowman Real
ty Co., are experienced and success
ful statesmen and will spare no effort
to make the sale a matter of except
ional interest TO the public. Brass
Band Music, Balloon Ascensions and
many other diversions will be provi-
ded for the occasion and $3.50 worth
OF lots and cash prizes will be given
away TO those in the audience as g
drawing card. The lots are admiral.
!y situated for building purposes anC
it is the consensus OF opinion that
they will be in ready demand. They
are large, we'll laid off and no lots
will be sold 10 undesirable people.
Since practically no building lots ar,
for ale in the older parts of the towI
a new outlet for building purposes
will be of great benefit TO Tazewell
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1909-08-20
A SOD SOAKER"
MONDAY EVENING.
Heaviest Rain in Tazewell
For Several YearS-MuCh
Damage to Crops.

The heaviest fall of rain of the year
occurred OH Monday evening between
9 and 10 o'clock. There was a down
pour such as has not fallen in this
community for a long time. There
was considerable wind and thunder
and lightning. In some localities hail
fell. Corn was blown down i'm many
places, and gardens considerably
washed. The small streams were
swollen out OF their banks, and in the
lower part of town, and on the car
line the streets were inundated, and
in many places knee deep In water.
No serious damage was done, how
ever, except in few instances repor-
ted, corn, shrubbery and vegetables
were blown down and twisted Off
and otherwise mixed up and broken.
AT this season corn and stuff blown
down will not straighten up as ear
lier in the season, and for the SECOND!
or third time this summer some gar
deners ami others have been busy
straighting their corn.
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SpringvilIe.

Springville, Aug. 6.--Quite n number
of people from this place attended
the quarterly meeting ut Bailey,
Sunday. They report good meeting
and plenty of dinner.
Mrs. Arthur Wilson and sister,
Miss Nina Yost, are visiting their
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.. Hambrick of
Wilcoe are visiting relatives.
Mrs. j. G. Harris and children, OF
Blueiield, are visiting relatives here
Miss May Stricken, of Christians
burg, is visiting Miss RoXie Carter.
Several of our young peonle at
tended the picnic at the McMullin
mill Saturday.
Mrs. Macie LefIel has returned from
visiting relatives in Giles. She was
accompanied home by her cousin,
Miss Gladys Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Armes, have
returned home from visiting reIa-
tives.
Mrs. a. II. Mcclure still continues
very sick.
The ball game of this place played
with Big Vein at Pocahontas Satur-
day. The game was in favor of the
home team Another game will be
played here Saturday between same
teams.
Mr.. Jason Tiller of Bluestone was
visiting at MI. Ii. G. Carter's this
week.
Our S. S. will hold its annual
picnic in the Grove at the church
Aug. 2Sth.
On last Thursday evening Miss
Eva Deaton entertained quite "A num-
ber OF her friends in honor of her
cousin, Miss May Bailey, of Lee
county. Music was rendered by Misses
Ella Wagner and May Bailey.
Many interesting games were played.
Refreshments were served at 10 :3C
o'clock. All left at late hour COM
plimenting the young hostess.
Mr.. II. G. Wells and son, Jessie,
returned home last week from down
east, where they had been hors,
trading.
Busy Bee