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Ciiiich Valley Newa,
A 4-X
MW
james r. kelly,
FRIDAY, - - - AUG. C. 1886
FOR COISTGKESS,
Nl>mi COSOBKBRIOSAL DlBTKICT,
MM, R. R. HENRY,
?l Tazcwell, County, Virginia.
NINTH CONGRESSIONAL DIS?
TRICT.
Mat. ? Hesiiv Nomisated au Fibst
BaI.MtT.
Tlio Gonvoiilion of Democrats,
which inet nl Wylhovillo, WciIuch"
dar, jlid a grand day's work: and
Tazowcll has reason lo l>c proud of
the kouor shown her. Col. A..J.
May was appointed President ;?<>
ton, pud W. W. Wiaor, .Secretary.
S. \V. Williams, of Bland, became
permanent President.
On tho fust ballot Mnj. R. R Hen?
ry of Tazowcll was nominated over
Hon. C. F. Trigg?tho vote being 97.^
votoa for Mnj. Henry and Gti^ for Mr.
Trigg,
Thin la tho most flattering nomina?
tion over made iu thin district. With
out aiiy intermeddling with primaries \
by Muj. Henry or his friends ho was
nouiiuatod upon his merits solely.!
While Miij. H. lias hover boon a poli
tici.m, ' ?b"ny8 oboj'otl the de?
mands of his party and fought its
buttles bravely. Ho was tho linn
cock elector for (his district, and did
good service in the canvass.
JVillt a clciui record, standing
squarely on tho Blair bill, and the
Chicago Platform, Mnj. Henry outer
tains tho political f;titlt embraced by
ninety nine out of every hundred
?voters, iu his district, and will bo
{triumphantly elected, and faithfully
vopresont and ujiuntain theso views in
Co.Dgres8._ /
..TIJJE RAGE OF*" GRAYSTONE
DEAD.
'Tho greatest modern roformor,
Samuel J. Tilden died nt 8:-i5 a. in.
August 1th at Gray8tone, N. Y. Ho
.had been enjoying fair health till Sul
onlay, when he was taken with a
?chill?producing influmntioh of tho
stomacho and bowels, which caused
Lia doath.
It is enough to suy, in honor of his
memory, that ho was tho greatest re?
former of his times. Whon New York
City and State were in the hands of
robbeis. Mr. Tildon brought tho
thieves to grief, and brought back
purity of administration.
This wonderful nchiovomont elect?
ed him President of the United Slides,
of which Office he was robbed, in HSTtJ.
He sleeps respected by all living,
while bis robbers are reaping tho har?
vest of infamy due their crime.
I note hero what I have observed
in my trip through Southwest Virgin?
ia, that the. great want that is felt in
fostering the industrial pursuits and
developing tho varied resources of
this region is sufficient capital. Op?
portunities for investment, with an
absoluto certainty of profitable re-'
turns under good management, are
offering all tho time, and it is with
the hope that capital may bo attract?
ed to this spot that I mention the
fact. There are iron, slulo und coal
properties awaiting development,
while very near at hand there are
querrioa of exquisito variegated mar- j
bios, unworkod, which offer groat in-1
ducemonts to any who may be inter?
ested in that particular lino of busi?
ness. If they will only visit this sec?
tion and see for themselves, they will I
not bo slow to appreciate tho fact j
that many industries of great value I
are as yot in their infancy, and that
fortunes avo within reach if they will
only lay hold on them by a judicious
uso of the capital that is necessary to
their proper growth and develop
merit. W. M. P. in Manufacturer a
Jtecord.
Commencing Sunday, July 25lh,
Slooping Cars belonging to tho N. &
W. R. It. Company wero put in sei
vice on trains Nos. 1 and 2 botween
Norfolk and Bristol. Theso cars
have just been repainted and refur?
nished, and aro First-Class in every
respect. Berths can be reserved up?
on application to this Company's
?genta in Norfolk,Petersburg, Lynch
burg and Bristol, also in Richmond
upon application to Ticket Agents
R. & P. R. R., Union Depot, and A.
W. Garbcr, 1000 Main street
EDITOIUAL COUllESVONDJBNOE.
RiciiMOxp, Va., Aug. 2d, 1886.
! Dear New.
A trip over the Nr& W. Railroad
and ibo Richmond & Alleghany Jiuil
roads 1ms given mo ample opportun?
ity to obsorvo tli(! crop prospects in
that part of the Stale through which
J (hose roads pass. A part of our own
county exhibits a woeful slate of Ihc
! corn crop. But Olio locality showed
much improvement over our own, j
till 1 reached tlx; Ronuoks Vulloy.
Here tho corn IooIch splendid. Hut
it makes one sail to sco tlio desola?
tion down tlio forlilo valley of the
James liivcr. I.arg.. areas hnvo boon
abandoned lo tho water, Scarcely
any of tlio bottom lande, an you up
proaeh llichmoiul, hnvo been touched
since tlio pLinling. Tlio wheel seems
lo bo likewise abandoned, Binco it i
was shocked, lint no means was at.
hund to enublo mo to ascertain tho j
extent of tlio damage lo that Rust j
Va. staple. I was informed by those J
in Lyncbburg who hnndlu wheat Ihnt1
very little good seed wheat, would bei
found of the market.
Tho material interests of ibu Stale
Bcom lo be Id tie impeded by tlio heavy
weight ol misfortune under which the
whole country lias boon Buffering.?
lioanoko CSly and fiyuchbiirg seem lo
grow, daily. Beautiful houses are
going up?all the manufacturers of
building material seem to be crowded
with work. Great taste, and much
faith in the future growth of Kounokn
have conspired to cause tho best ein SB
of houses to go up. Tho indepen?
dent little city of Lynchburg is nl
ways busy, und steadily growing.
Tho buninosH men of tho place know
tho substantial character of tho poo
plo with whom they deivl and fear no
collapses?and none over come to
this wideuwuko t(nY,ii.],.,..^9>v.Jt;llpan
be otherwise IhahrpyORpCjrOuB/U0 pno
iloubtr, who observes.'.) Her Railroad
facilities are no where surpassed, and
the neighboring mineral wealth of her
environments is simply immense. As
whs ouco said of Henry Clay may bo
said of Lyuchburg?"we may as well
let this tall boy pass.'' Lyuchburg
is bound to bo a largo city?if natu
ral resources, and pluck and energy
in their Bpeedy development will
make a big city. Mark tho prophesy.
It wero vain to write of tho excel?
lent qualities tb.it ontor into tlio make?
up of our Capitol City. I have in i
nothing, scon more improvement
made than in tho hotels of tho city.
Just now of course there uro fewer
peoplo here than at any timo of the
your. Rut no ono can ever como with
out being well ontortniucd.
I havo been studying tho map of
the Slate more closely since 1 left,
home than I ever did before, and have
come to two conclusions in conse?
quence of Mint study : 1st. Richmond
has been making false calculations as
to her best interests in selecting her
Railroad routes and termini; and 2 I.
that sho has the key to a future
growth, if she will unlock it.
The pregnant pockets of iron oro
in the James itivnr Valley and the
coals of the Flat Top region must bo
united. The way is natural, and the
work is easy. Tho continuation of
tho Richmond St Alleghunoy Railroad
through the rich agricultural country
intervening and tho grand coal
mines of Indian and Richlnilds in
Tazowoll, extended to Johnson City,
Tennessee, will unilo more tonngo
than any road could do within our i
borders. That done and Richmond
would become an importing city?as
she is to BOino extent now an export?
ing city. Sooner or later this grand
possibility will be seen and embraced.
A coal dovelopement in the north?
western corner of our county, similar
to Pocahonlns in the north-east cor?
ner, will give us another open door
to tho sea. Tho Richmond & Allo I
ghauoy Railroad must become a great
trunk line, and carry coal both oast
and west?to tho James Rivor Minos
and ocean steamers, and to tho oros
of Roan Rivor near Johnson City.
Gen. Haupt, who inspected this
proposed extension of tho Richmond
.v. Alleghany Railroad, said to the
I writer?"it looku nioro liko railroad
j ing in a prairie than any locality I
ever inspected"?this Btraight lino
! from tho New River at Popper's Fer
; ry through the Wilderness, tho Clear
j Fork, Clinch Rivor and Baptist Val
j ley to tho west lino of Tnzowell.?
Gen. Haupt, it will bo romemberod
j had charge of all tho Railroads North
j during tho war, as an army engineer,
j and is certainly qualified to speak and
, is the bust authority wo could offer.
; The men who shall first reach out tho
j band will gather tho ripe fruit, and
' the time is not very distant.
J. P. K.
AN EXPERT'S OPINION ON THE
SOUTH.
Mr. Geo. T. Stearns, of New York,
who has been making a careful exam
ination of the mineral resources of
the South for an investment company
I that is putting its money iu this see
lion, Ims lately given Iiis views upon
llio South us u field for investment.
Pittsburgh, ho suys. occupies ohe'ox
I n ine corner of whftt is known us the
j'icut Appalachian basin, Bitming
liaui, upon tho olher extremity, bus
bIiowii a development in the past live
or six years which Ims created won?
der and surprise. Too great body ol
j the basin, however, remains entirely
undeveloped, and is believed to con- . .
..... ii i .ilunufacluniig lies made it
.um ;i natural wealth unequalled on1
Uli
1 this
ties of limber, lumber, staves, hoops, j
oak bailc, hemlock bark and other j
products of tho forest would seek \
markets, and, by reason of its pecuj
liar location; markets would bo found
in all directions for all its products.
? Man?'/'?utum'n Record.
-
One half acre in Birmingham lately
sold for $07,030* Ten years ago this
I land was worth little or nothing.?!
nluublc
value.
.?, , . I and is steadily liiercauing its value
i:s conliueut. lue larger part <>f , J " .
, , . ., ... . . ,,, . I Lue land owners are ."rowing rich
nu is embraced in the Slate of West , ... ., , ,
Virginia, the southwest, portion of
the farmers lind a good home market
i for nil their fruits, vegetables, poul
Virginia. Western North Curo'inn, ? , , , . , .
,, ' ?, , ta i tr try, ccc., and everybody i:i and arouml
Eastern Tennessee and Eastern IVOll-1 , ' . J ? . ...
, ?? . . -,, , ,1 Iurmiiiglisun is prospering, Cialta- \
tuuky. ibis region will bo tue great ? ., , ,
* , , , . . , iioogu cau loll the ramo tale. ni:il s<;
iron, steel und coal producing center
of tho world. The Mississippi basin,
having tho water communication of
over U0,000 miles, and embracing the
area between the Alleghaiii is and the
Rockies, will ere the close of the sue- j
ccoding generation, at our present ?
,. , ,, , .. r uro opposed to protection! I boy
rate of increase, hold n population t.f 11 1 .
.,,,,?, *, would destroy the power that is re
100.000,000 people. 1 J 1 ,1
?,. ... .... .. rM I deeming the South from poverty and :
1 lie timber of tins section of the B .
, restoring it to prosperity groator even
country is superior m its character, ., ** ', 1 i"r .i
J ' than was ever known beforo tue war.
and in West Virginia and Kentucky | ?Manufacturer's Record.
covers iiiue-tontbs of the area. Mot
lean Aniiiston, Roanoko and ofhor.
places. This is tho result of manu I
I fncturing, and this manufacturing has j
I been developed through the influenco
j of a protective tariff. And yet there
j are some papers in the South that
all the dociduous woods flourish in
primeval growth, and in certain ro
stricte! I areas arc found isolated
patches of the soft pine and tho hem?
lock. Hero also is the present exist- j
RUTUEREORD'S BOSS.
Mr. Hayes?"My dear, many of my
friends are urging mo to run for Con?
gress."
Mrs. Hayes?"You run for tho Ill?
ing area of tho bluekwuliitit. wliiohI?W4,,1"M,0?,? ^tIl^<!r*'fi,u,a./ood U,?
chickens. 1 hat s better than run
ning For Congress. And get this
morning's eggs from tho barn, and
then 1*11 toll you what to do next."
from its exhaustion, is yearly becom?
ing nioro valuable. With avenues of
transportation open, immense quniiti
Buying in Largo Quantities, Direct frorii Factories, Knubles
us to Sell at Lowest Possible Prices.
CT. ID. HOBBIE.
Wholesale Stato Agents.for tho Following Celebrated
JIANG'S Kmj) ORGANS.
KRANICH & BACH,
EMERSON
SMITH AMERICAN,
AND OTHER MAKES.
All ol ilie nbovo Instruments are tho iwkiiowlcugetl standard makes, ami strictly first
elass. Gnnmntuud five to sovou years.
LOWEST FACTORY
LARGEST STOCK TO SF1EGT ?R0M,
AND MOST 153E3ALTER5V.8.
Easy monthly or quarterly pnymcntfl. Nico Stool and Oovor free with l'iaiio. Nice |
Stool ami Honk free with Organ. Catalogue free. Write fur prices niul terms.
Warerooms Cor. EVl-sin &9th Si'ts., Lynchburg, Va.
^AGENTS WANTED..m
Ci GL O
? ? Ks ig
fTVl (T1 (TA
kJ t?? i-3
?3 C$
Fifty Years tlie great Remedy for
lood PoiBoaandgMa Diseases,
Interesting Treatise on "Blood and Skin Diccasso
'mailed free to all who apply. It ohctdd be:
carefully read by everybody. Address
? THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
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SSSBSSI30SBB
CLINCH RIVER WOOIJiN MILLS,
I MWe Worth of Tazevveli C. H.
W. W. Si Rfl. L PEEIY,
Owners and Proprietors.
Wo are now at work. Our Mill is largo and completo in every respect
Having had our old Mill and Machinery entirely destroyed by tiro in June,
1N85, wo have bought tho most Improved Machinery and are now
ready to do
First Class Work.
Cnn do anything yon want from Carding Rolls tonmking you an All Wool
Double Width Carpet and at prices we guarantee'as low nrs the lowest. Hav?
ing a capacity of fully 200 pounds of Yarn per day, we can do your work
on very short notice. Our Wool Wagons will bo constantly'on the Roads
receiving and delivering work. T
Give us a trial and bo convinced that this is tho plnco to get your Work
done.
Tbams:?No Work delivered until settled for. Good Produco takon for
Work. Respectfully.
W. W. & M, L. PEERY.
SALEM STEAM PLANING MILLS.
-o
N. HOCKRAAN, Architect and Bulder,
?ALSO MAN?FACTUHEB OF?
I Window Sash, Blinds, Mantles, Brackets,
Halustors, "Window and Doov Frames, Hand Railing, Flooring,
Nowcl l'osts, Ceiling, Laths, &c, &c, &c.f &c.
V V o are prepared at our Steam Factory to supply Carpenters and others
' " with all kinds of
i $ U1L I >11N MATJi? I ,/VT
As low as the name can bo obtained in Lynchburg or clsowhoro. Wo also
I manufacture to order
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS.
^"DRAWINGS and ESTIMATES furnished on application. Ordc s
solicitod, which will be promptly and satisfatorily filled. Address,
?Inly 16-ly- N. HOCKMAN, Salem. Va.'
Wholesale Prices Current.
corrected every wednesday uy
LEE & CO..
wholesale and seta il
Grocott, Commission Mcr
cliants.
and dealers in
Baled Fokaqe, Cohn, Meal, Oats,
Siiipstuot, Purh Hone Meal,
(Siiano, Lime \nd Cement.
No. *.)27 Main St., and 1200 and
1202 Jefferson St.
Lynciiburo, Va., August G.
There is ;i good demand for Vir?
ginia bacon hog round, und particu?
larly for light-weight hams. Send
us your Virginia bacon and we will
get you good and satisfactory prices.
UltOCERIES.
Coffoo? ltio, Uboico . 10la 11
ilu " Prime 9$n 10
do " Common and Fair 9 n \i\
do Lagnuyr.i 11 la 12,
do 1' it.ti-y Java 11 a 1",
do O G Java 1H a 20
Coal Oil . 0 a 9V
Olms.- Cream, Fine a
do Qoni 1-1 a 10
do Pin- Apple per cake a
Ootton Yarns a
Cement, per liarrel 1 75 ivi 00
Caudles, l'ara?no ir> a 10
ilo Adimwutiuo 10 a U
Cider, New York, per liarrel 7 p.!) n7 75
do do S I)I>1. 3 50 u3 75
Cigars, por loo 1 25 a6 GO
Cigarettes, por 1000 2 00 at 00
Fish?No. ;l Mackerel, medium 5 00 a5 50
do ?? a
do " 1 "
do Button? Herring, porbbb 3 00 aU 00
do N. ?. Cut ?? " 4 00 nl 50
Iron-- Kolled 2 a 2 f
do llaaimerod, per It> 2 a 2-j
Lime, per l.l.l 1 20 al 25
Leather, best G I) 21 a 22}
do l'oor Gl) is n 20
do " Harness 22 a 25
do Upper 30 a 10
Nails, basis 10 penny 3 25 n3 00
Rieb, per lild Ca
Suit, per sack 1 10 ul 4A?
Sykuvk ami Molasses---fixtra
Heavy Syrup 18 a 20
Fair Syrup 22 a 20
Fino Syrup 2? a 30
P U Molusios 28 a 30
N O Molasses 00 a 05
Suovbs?Cut I^onf 7|a 7f
l'owdered 8'a 7
Btiudnrd Granulated ola 7
OH GrauulAlod ft ja ?J'
Stun.Hid A ??u (?}
6'n A 0 a oil
Ttellow Oia 5} I
Extra 0 and 1) Light 5).i <;
Puoiieei: Apples,green.per 1)1)1. 1 00 al 75
Apples, dried, quarters 1 a 2
<lo sliced ? l-}a 2
do evaporated 2 u 3
Doaus, white a
Colored a
Cabbage per Hi dull a
Bucou?Hog round, per Hi 8Jn t)j
do ' Sides, as to ipmlity 8 a 8}
do Shoulders its to totality 7 a 7}
do -Hums, as to ipmlity It a 12.1
do 0 It Sides, Western 7 a 7A
do Shoulders, Western 5 a 5}
Bulk or dry salted CK.. Sides 5 a (i
do " Shoulderu 4|a 5
Beef, Pore rpiartors a
do Hind 11uartors a
Pork, Slaughtered Ho({s a
S.-dted Hog Hound d\n ?}
Unttor, prime per Ih 10 a 12
do Common hard to sell
Beeswax, per lb SO n 21
blackberries, dried, per Tr? ti a 0}
Chickens? DrcHsed apiece a
do live, apiece, spring 10 a 20
fjoru?White, per bushel, new 55 a 60
do Mixed or yellow, new 50 a 52
Qoru meal per bus.,unbolted, old 55 a (it)
l'-berries, pitted 7 n 8
KngH, per dozcu, frosh, in crates 8 a 0
flour, Family, per barrel 5 00 n5 50
do Extra 4 Ut) a5 110
do Buperfluo 3 50 u3 75
do Fine 3 50 al 00
Feathers, prime live gooso 42 a 45 |
Flax Seed, per bushel 1 05 al 15
QioKcng, per It) 1 50 al 75
Laid, V.i. and Teun. 8 a 8J !
do Roflnod Coiiiinon t) a
Oats, pel bushel, Spring 31 a 32
PeacheS, dried, peeled, per lb (i a .7
do dried, impeded 2 a 3
Potatoes, per bushel, dull 50 a (id
do Sweat per bid. a
ItaspberrioK, dried per lb 12 a 15
Hye, per bushel 00 a 05
Hags, per Ih 1 a 2
Seneca root, per lb 20 a 35
Sumac per 100 lbs 75 a 80
Turkeys, dressed, per lb a
Venison hams, p. r lb 12 a 15
Vinegar, per gallon (eider) lfi a 20
Wheat, Hud, per bushel, 110 lbs 70 a 85
do White " ?' 70 a 85
Whortleberries, dried 8 a 0
Canned Goods 1 lb Salmon, 1 75 ul 80
per dozed 1 75 al 80
1 Ih Oysters, per doz .n 75 al 15
2 lb Tomatoes " 90 a 95
8 lb " " 1 20 al 25
2 lb Corn " 95 al 25
2 lb Peaches " 1 40 al 50
3 lb " " 1 75 n2 25
1 pint Pickles " 1 15 ul 25
1 quart " ?' 1 00 nl (15
Baud Fobaos. tee?Hay, Tim?
othy, per ton 13 50 al-1 00
Mixed, " 12 00 aia 00
Clover, prime, per ton 9 00 alO 00
Ship Stutr, per tou 21 00 n23 00
Kran per ton 17 00 n!8 00
Sheaf Oats, per ton, balod 15 00 nl5 00
Buokwheat Flour 3 a 3}
Seeds?Clovor Seed 7 00 h 7 75
Established 1066.
H. E0SENHEI?I&S0N,
Sole Proprietors of
SPRANG DALE
Pore Rye Whisky,
No. 375 W. Baltimore St.,
BALTIMORE
PRICE LIST i
per oallok
Spring Dnlo Puro llyo Whisky.
5 years old $4.00
Spring Dnlo Pare llyo Whisky,
8 years old fl.CO
Jockey Club, (Ponnn. Ityn,)
4 yearn old 3.00
ltockbri?l[{o, (Virginia Hyo,)
3 years old 2.00
N.E.Rnm, Finest Quality, - - - 2 00
Pure South Hampton Apple Brandy, 2.50
Puro Mull Whisky. 3.00
All '.Other Liquors Equally
Low.
Wc deliver nil goods to Wharves
or Railroad depots free of charge,
furnish .lugs or Demijohns, and pack
them in boxes securely, freo ol
chr.gc.
NOTICE.
Under the rules and regulations of In?
ternal llevenuo Department, wo can not
send Liquors C. O. 1). Therofore please
send P. O. Money Order, Postal Note or
monoy by Express, for ninouul of goods
oTrloved.
F. A. KINCKLE,
DEALER IM ?
SHOES A?? HATS7
916 Main St., Lynchburg", Va.
I liave tue Largest and Beat Stock in niy line in the city. I keep the
Best Good* and Latest Styles. Suoiss sent by mail to any address. Or?
ders promptly and carcfu ly tilled. Money refunded in all cases, when
goods arc not satisfactory. Address,
916 MAIN ST.
F, A. KTNOKLE,
LYNCHBURG j VA.
GASH
FOR
COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Parties having Rut tor, Eggs, Beans, Fruits, Poultry, Meals, Fat Cat?
tle, Hogs, yhcep, Grain, &0., for salo, will do well to call on or uddrens
THE SOUTHWEST VA. IMPROVEMENT CO.j
POOAHONTASj VA.y
ThoHo in noed of pflERCri ANBISE ?' ftI1)' description, cannot toil to,
! bo suited from our stock.
NO OLD GOODS I
Now invoices in every department, receivod monthly from Philadelphia
and New York. Latent Novelties in Prints, Dress Goods and N<>tiona eon->
stnutly on hands. Full linos of Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Clotbi?gf ,
Ladies Wraps, Bonnets, Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Smokers Articles, Gents
Furnishing Goods, Drugs, Patent Medicines. Lurgo assortment of Toilet
and Fancy articles, Ac, &c,
SOUTWEST VA. IMPROVEMENT CO.,
Pon^.h&ntas, Tazowoll ?to.r V?.
G. W. SHAWVER,
Contractor and Builder, Undertaker and
Wholesale Coffin Dealer. Also
Manufacturer of Furniture.
O'KLEEFFE ST., GRAHAMj tTA.
Will furiiisli Doors, Sash and Blinds, Brackels und Mouldings nil siV.?h on
short notice. Will furnish Plans, Specifications and Estimates of Buildings
of any design. Stair Building a speciality. Satisfaction guaranteed. .. ..
SEEDS,
If you want to Soil
EVERGREEN AND RANDALL GRASS SEEDS,. i 4
???trj*- o ?
or wirh to buy
CLOVER SEED, TIMOTHY SEED, ORCHARD GRASS,?
or any other Seeds, write to the
Largest Seed House
in Vir'giuuin, which is , ^
WHS. A. FILLER & SON,
Aug.G-ly Lynchburg, Ya.
lil'P
txs-CtmEn ?Dlphthorln. Croup. Aothw.i, Hroncl:lt(i, Ueur&lrlu, Slic-jmatlom. Dloo?lrisr at tho tun?.
Ho.irrcne??. Influenza. Itnoklui/ Couch, '.vlicoplng Cuurh, Oauirrh, Cho'.orn Morbuo, Dyoantcry. Chrpnlo
Dlnrrluoa, Kidney Troubles, and Spinal Dlneanon, r-amphttt 'reo. I:r. L a. Johnaon &s Co.. Ilugten, AIM.:
tfM \%M jO 11
bk'?H? FSI..G??. I I" Li
si wtub
Thoao plllu woro a wonderful dlsocvory. Ho otli
rdloTO all manuor of disease. Tho information nro
pllli. Find out about them and you will nlwaya
frco. Sold ovorvwhero, or sent by raall for 3
i in thorrorld. Win positively cur. ol
c 1" woilh ten times tuo co.t of o box ol
Bold ovory-wharo, or pent by mail for 35 oonta in utumpa, fl 1-4 lb. alr-tlqht tin can
Blx jaua by expro&s, prepaid, for 00.CO.
ea. i. a. joumb
iTotlu ..
will make he
?Uta. It. It enrr
ohlokoa oholora an
nil rliaonaro of hcnl
la worth IU yt?Ib>
In epld. nuntiat*;
bock by ranll froa.
Established 1837.
HENRY SILVERTIIORN,"
912 MAIN ST.j : : : LYNCHBURG
Carries a full stock of Watches, Diamonds, Jewojfy, SilT<nw.?
Clocks, Speclaclos, Spoons, Forks and Knives. *
W1Y PRICES ARE AS LOW AS ANY HOUSE IN THE STATE.
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Everything warranted as represented or inonoy refunded; ?Send t
cntaloguo froo of cost. Address,
H. SttVERTHQRN,
Lynchburg, Tjt
J. M. Ldther.
G. G. Go'
Established 1858.
MARION FOUNDRY
AND MAGHINESIIO
Plows and all kinds of Heavy and Light Castings. Grist Mill
Mills, Bark Mills, Cane Mills, Plaster Crushers,. Corn Crushers,J
Powors, Woolen Mill Machinery, Circular Saw Mills, Turbine Water Y
Rubber and Leather Bolting. . Particular attention paid to all ki.
Mill Machinory and contracting for Mill Furnishings.
Rrferknoes : Hon. J. P. Kellv, Robert Ireson, Mill Wright, TrtZci
IL, Va., J. C. Idol, Mill Wright, Hampton, Tenn.
LUTHER & GOODE
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