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Clinch Valley News.
PUBLISHED EVERY KRID A V.
TERMS OF B?BSCRIPTI?N:
(In Advance.)
By mail, postage paid, one year. $1.60
By mail, postage paid. Bix montliB, .75
Advertising rates furnished on appli?
cation.
Entered at the Tasewell C. 11. (Va.)
poatoJHco as second clues matter.
LUC 4 L AND HENEUAL
j\EWS BRIEFS.
Chow Gold Fig ;it 11. C. Ciiap
man's.
The suit yon nro looking for is
at Frank's. ?
Mr. Fran I; St ras came iu yester?
day from Suit*in.
If you want a nobby hat go to I.
Frank & Co.
Neckwear, collars nnd cull's at t.
Frank & Co's.
Rov. I) V. Price is at tho Wash
iugtcu Springs for a lew weeks.
Loggias, black ami brown, at I.
Frank & Co's.
Col. W, Q. W. luoger was in tho
citj again this week.
A full lino of crush hats at I.
Frank & Co's.
A nobby line of spring suits at
I. Frank & Co's.
Mr. J. It. Henry has returned
from Ltoanoku to act as stenograph
or for Henry and Graham.
Hats, caps, valises, umbrellas,
at I. Frank & Co's.
Mr. W. G. Hsirrissou. of the Bus
sell Creek Coal Co.. went to Roan
oke on business yesterday.
Try the, black bottom shoe for
$2.7/5 at I. Frank & Co's.
I. Frank & Co. have, a full line
of ladies and gents trunks.
Mr. and Mrs. Cogswell left oil
Tuesday's (rain for Canada, hut
will return to Tazewcll iu October.
A full line of light summer cents
and vests at I. Frank & Go's.
The celebrated Pearl Shirt al L
Fraulc & Co's. Only one dollar.
Mrs. A. J. Chalwell, mother of
Mr. J. S. Chntwell, is visiting her
son ami will perhaps remain during
the summer.
We can (it any shape, weight or
size in a spring suit. 1 Frank &
Co.
Neglige shirts at all prices from
50 cents to *2.~A) at I. Frank &
Co's.
We regret to learn thai. Master
Ed., the bright little sou of Marshall
Watts, is extremely ill, with fears
that he may not recover.
If you wish to buy a suit of
clothes lor yourself or hoy call at
1. Frank & Co's.
As will be seen from the full re
turns F. P. Rutherford, and not
Samuel Crockett, was elected com?
missioner of revenue for Jollerson
ville district.
We have the largest stock of
spring and summer suits iu Taze?
wcll county. I. Frank & Co.
If you wish to save money do
not buy a suit till you got our
prices. I. Frank & Co.
Mr A. G. Norris, secretary and
treasurer of the Riebland llrick Co.,
and interested iu mosl of the enter
prises of that city, made ns a pleas
nut cull while, in town Tuesday.
Suits made (o order a specialty.
Fit guaranteed or no pay.
I. Frank & Co. j
Rev. Dr. Price wan present to
preside in Quarterly Conference
and do some good preaching for
the Methodist brethren Saturday
nnd Sunday. This community is
always glad to see him.
The. celebrated Hess Shoes for
sale only by L Frank & Co. Every
pair warranted to give satisfaction.
Mrs. Morgan and Master Herbert
Morgan, mother and brother of
Miss E. C. Albro, musical direct,
loss at the Seminary, arrived iu
town last week, and will become
citizens of Tnzewell. Wo welcome
these good people ainonst us.
Tis a treat just lo look over our
lino of goods this season and sec
how cheap they are.
I. Frank iv. Co.
It has been suggested that the
small boys could not be invited lo
be present at the commencement
exercises of Tnzewell Female Semi
nary. There will not be room to
seat them, and no doubt they will
kindly give room to those, who can
truly appreciate the exercises.
TAZEWELL C
Below wo give llio returns in tabulated form for County officers
voted tor in this County on last Thursday.
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8)?S'B'iSat:'a' <>X"2'!i<:i;;t{S EL.ECTI3B?.
Below wo givo the names of the o?iccra elected in their respeclivo
districts.
Jr?>rsonvllle Wistri?? t.
Supervisor, 1). W. Lynch; Justices, ll.fi. Pccry, O. A. Loeco, J.
W. Gillospio, J. P. Wnitl, t;. \V. ttiloy; Constable, .lames Alien;
Overseer oi"Poor, Wesley Whitloy.
Clear S-'orK District.
Supervisor, Jos. 8. Moss; Justices, W. It. Havens, J. II. Dune, W.
E. Bane, A. Li. Noal.T. )?:. I-Lowotl, O. D. brn/.ier, W. 0. Tabor, R. I*,
(lanntin, W. W, Wnlluco; Oonstnbio, II. J. Tabor; Ovurscor of Poor,
T. 11. Crabtrcc.
ITIttfdeii Sprint; District.
For Supervisor, Jas. II. Gillospio; Justices, II. F. Hunt. U. F.Cecil,
so. W.Patt<.lame.- Nichols, W. I? Moore, Win. Altizer; Pur
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Constable, A. M. Stinson; For Ox
? if Poor, Joseph Whit,'
I. Frank ?ffc Go. is headquarters I
for clothing <>l all kinds.
Tlio iiev. \V. Snvogo. who lias ac?
cepted the charge of tho SI ras Me?
morial Church at. this place and
Clnist Church, Poc.ahontas, will
preach at the Stras Memorial
Church on Sunday, June 7. 'Ser?
vices at 11 a. in. and 7:.'!0 p. in.
When Bnby was sick, rrc gave her Caatorlo.
When ? bo was n. Child, sliu cried fur Castorla.
When she become Miss, slio elung la CastOlte.
When she lind Children, slio fare Uiem Casloria.
We are much gratified to learn
lt. K. Wright, Jr., Esq., late ciTi-'
etcht agent of the Graham Land &
Improvement Co., has rented I ho
residence of Mrs. Hose Spotts and
will tako possession of his new
home on Monday next. Mrs. Wright
will be remembered as Mrs. Ben
ninger, late efficient teacher of elo?
cution and belles letters in tho Soiui
nary. This family will bo quite an
addition to the social circle of tho
town.
Kot. Jos. Stras and family, ex
c.cpfc Miss Stella, left us on Tues?
day, to become citizens of Salem,
Va. Miss Stella remains for the
commencement at the Seminary.
Mr. and Mrs. Stras having both
been born and reared in Tazewcll,
had become so identified with this
place that their removal has made
a wide break. Particularly will t he
Methodist church experience their
loss, as Mr. Stras has so long man?
aged its Sunday School and exer?
cised the functions of steward and
<t her offices in the church. Vet Sa?
lem is to be congratulated on hav
ing added these good people to its
population. What to us is loss to
Salom is groat gain. All we. can do
is to fling hands full of rico after
them, and commend them to good
fellowship whither they go.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.
There will be an election of offi
cera of Tazewcll Lodge, No. 62, A.
F. Ms A. M? on Monday, June 22(1.
All members urged to attend.
By order of Worshipful Master.
It. J/.AJtl), Secy.
CONSUMPTION OUUTCD.
An old physician,retired from prnc
I ice, having had placed in his hands by
an East India missionary tho formula
of a simple vegetiiblo remedy for the
speedy and permanent cure of Con?
sumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asth?
ma, and all Throat and Lung Affec?
tions, also a positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and Nervous
Complaints, after having tested its
wonderful curative powors in thou?
sands of cases, has felt it his duty to
| make it known to his Buffering fel?
lows. Actuated by this motive and
a desire to relievo human Buffering,
I will send free of charge, to all who
desire it, this recipe, iu Gorman,
French or English, w'.t-h full diroo
; tions for preparing and using. Sent
? by mail by addressing with stamp.
I naming this paper. \V. A. Noykr,
820 Power's Block, Itochostor. N. Y.
A DISTINGUISHED JUDGE
SAYS:
Austin, Toxae, Jnu. 29, 1887.
Mr. A. UawkcB?Dear Sir: 1 am
G2 years old. I bought ft pair of your
Orystalizod Lansoi about a year ago,
wbon I could with difficulty road
vory largo print, After using your
; glasses three or four months I no
: ticod that my sight improved, and I
now ruad the finest print with the
, naked eye. James II. Bell.
I All eyes fitted nnd tho lit guurnu
i teed nt tho Drug Storo of A. F. Har
gravo.
1 HE PULPIT AND THE STAGE
licv. P. M. Shront. Pastor United
Brethren Church, Line Mound. Kan.,
says: "I feel it my duty to tell what
wonders Dr. King's New Discovery
lias done for me. My lungs were
badly diseased, and my parishioners
thought I could live only a few weeks
I took live bottles of Dr. King's New
Discovery and am sound und well,
? gaining 2(! lbs. in weight.
Arthur Love, Manager Love's Pun
' ny Folks Combination, writes: "Af?
ter a thorough trial and convincing
evidence, I am confident Dr. King's
New Discovery for Consumption,
beats 'em nil and cures when every
thing else fails. The greatest kind?
ness I can do my many thousand
friends is to urge them to try it."
i Free trial bottles at A. F. Hargrrvo's
I Urn:; Store, llcguliir sizes ;VJe. and
! $1.00.
Spring Time Has Come!
And it i? now tiruo to lay aaklu your ttfntar appar?] ?-?jd rig your
ao 1/ out In
BRAN NEW SPRING CLOTHING.
Wo feel that if yon will allow us \v<> can assist yon grenl.lv in do?
ing this by furnishing you at tho very lowest prices the nrlioloq
you want. Wo fool confident (hat lioiio can undersell in;?and
still more confident none can surpass Ilm iluo (jutdity of our im
menso Btock. In
Fashionable and Well Made Suits
Por Men, Boys and Children wo will show you an iininoiiBO vnrio
ty, oBpccially iu tho hotter grades, as wo profor to handlo good
substantial goods rather tluin fraoh. Our lino'.of those fashiona?
ble
Black Cheviot Suits
-AND THOSE
Prince Albert Suits
Arc second to none. We also rIiow you (lie greatest variety of
Whilo and-Colored Shirts. Satin, Domit, Madras and Cheviot
ShittrS, Collars. Cufl's, Neckwear, and Uuderwoar, lints, Caps,
Hoots. Shoes, Kto., at
Clothing f Clothing!
?AT?
4. p. wmwo? wf
A Big .Lot of Special Bargains to Of?
fer.
DON'T BUY TILL YOU SEE THOl
Over $4,000 Worth of Spring-and Sum-]
mer Clothing.
You can't fail to suit yourself.
Try them.
They a re Also Sole Agents
in This County for the
CARLISLE SHOES.
CAN GIVE YOU ANY STYLE AND t?RICB
The only place in the county where you
jyou can find a complete line of all the
! LATEST NOVELTIES M 88SS3S?88S ANS
TRMIN&S.
iGivc them a call. Ii will pay you.
AMPLE KAILUOAl) FACILITIES'
Abundant and Excellent Timber I
CHEAP QKES! CHEAP FUEL!
CHEAP IRON f
TBE'??E?T BI8TBIB8TI?? f0B Til
POCAItONTAS FLAT TOP COAL FIELD,
with rapidly growing population, U situated at tUo junction of tho
Clinch Valley and Ohio Extensions of the
Norfolk & Western Railroad,
l.olli ol which nro lining pushed rapidly Lo completion. On tho opening of
t!i. i \Ui .i .us. nooit.y i'i tho South will huvo hotter facilities for reaching
the extensive markets of Iho South ami Wont and tho grout Ohio River
Vulloj.
Within nine milou of tho
POGAKONTAS FLAT TOP COAL FELD,
(Tho bout coal Known lor iiuiUHtl'ial pui-pirnou),
near tho
mm BBSS THE CLINCH TOLLE Y,
in tho midst of .
? REAVH t TMERED REGION,
with tin BLUbS'TRNC ? fl running through it, nnd with tho dmlribut*
ing mid shipping faoilitius pointed out,
Is the Ideal Place for Manufactories,,
Tho'Jfollowing indnutrioo hnvo already.boon Hoeurod nnd thoir plnutajaro
uudor conatruotion:
Garahm Furnace Comapny,
Capital 8800,000; Furnace with it capacity of IM tone daily, villi be titiitt
oil in October.
Virginia Lumber Company,
Capital $100,000; largest wuw mill in tho auction, now in operation ?d?n>
sivif wooil working establishment ami iius.h and blind mill U> bo ooaatyoot
od immediately.
Graham Transparent Ice Company,
Capital $20,000; capacity ton tone daily; now furnishing Ice to eiacrwn?Oifl
towns.
Flour Mill,
Roller process; notr building, with e eapaaily ?0 fe?*WSt> $m ?t&>
Graham Publishing Company,
IVoliwIiurs of Head-Light, with good fncilitiea for &U kinds ttt, iw laiimWrM
and fancy job printing.
The Graham Land & Improvement Qm.
(Capital $250,000, full paid),
WILL DONATE FREE SITES TO MANUFACTURING ENTE It
PIUSES and iu addition will suhBoribo to the stock of ^uranufaetucing es?
tablishment loculod at Graham by responsible parties.
THE G PLA H A M LyVMP & IMPFjOVEMEKT CO.
is desirous of securing a
Muck Plate and Bar Mill, a C?st Iron Pipe
Works, a Stove and Range Foundry,
and other Manufactories,
Requiring iron or wood, or iron nnd wood in combination, and would bo
glad to enter into negotiations with parlies with a view?to establishing any
Siicli luuuufncl wies.
Detailed ui'oirnntioii iu regard Lp freight rates, sbippingj'fnoilities or
[other lu.ut.f uruiehed on application. Address,
Arthur C. Denniston,
Or Prosideul Graham Land an-1 Improvement Company,
|? Wright J I* L'ullilt .Ibiilding, Pnikdelphia. Vo.
Agent, Graham, Va.
