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Clinch Valley News.
FRIDAY, - - - AUG. 6, 1886
Weil Editop ano Business Manaoeb.
*. r. henry. S. o. obaham.
HENRY & GRAHAM,
A^tornoys^at Law, Tnzewcll C. H.,Va
Practice in tlio Courts of Tnzewoll. Rns*
?eil uml liuchsuiui comities, PcilornlCourts
?t Abingdou und Court, of Appeals nt
f^'ythcvillc, Va.
CiTParticulnr attention paid to thecollcc-1
tyt.-i.of claiius in Um above named and nd
loining conntio*; will nlso pay special at
?;.rit:c-i to the investigation of land titles in
tnld evutaties?as well ns in the counties of I
MclKswdl aud Mercer, West Virginia.
JOS. V. KELLY,
Attorney at Law,
TAZEWB1X C. II.*, VIltOINIA.
Will practice in all the Courts of|
Tazewcll and adjoining counties.
All claims intrusted will rcccivo
prompt and particular attention.
RICA I, KSTATK AGENT.
Parties desiring lo buy or sell any
kind of R?-nl Estate will do well to
?con|t?B with hie.
Small commissions charged.
Office; with A. J, & S. D. May,|
opposite the Courthouse.
IAJCAL BIMKFSS.
[ G. saya ho liad a nico time nt tho
picnic.
All kinds of Official Blanks at the |
News oflico.
The Clinch Valley Rand will get a |
uniform soon.
Chap. Peory, of Cedar Bluff, wns |
in town tbis wook. *
Mr. A. P. Kelly has been confined
with something like flux.
Mr. J. C. Veedor accompanied Mrs.
Hatcher from Pocnhontas.
Old.Typo Metal for snlo nt this
yffico cheap. Splondid for habiting.
The News will bo furnished until
j after the election for 25 cents, cash.
( "The Senior Kd. roturned from a
i visit to Lyuchburg and Richmond,
i Thursday.
Mrs. Surface and her daughter,
; Miss Ollie, aro on a visit to friends iu
' Giles count}'.
Tho now bell for tho Episcopal
church has arrived. It has an ox
cocdingly sweot tone.
All wanting Fair catalogues can
'got them by calling on tho Secretary,
Dr. J. R. Gildersleevo.
TJuat's Aijout the Size of It.?Rnis
lod on Clear Kork, stom (5 feet, head
18 inches, 259 grains?oats.
Itr. J. CJ. Spotts and wifo aro on a
visit to Mr. Spotts' brother, Mr.
Mark Spotts at Lowisburg Green
brior Co. W. Va. v
f'Kcouotuy is wealth."' Any one de
hiring to exchange a small amount, of
wealth for a largo amount of ccono
[]tny, will pleaso call.
If the editors of the Index will call
ground wo will give them a Fair cat
j-.logue. Querie.?Wonder what they
I txpect to lake a premium on.
Wo have boon asked by a lady
friend to ropublish tho piece of poot
[cy "Not Built That Way,'*, which we
?nny do when wo hnvo more space.
James Burnett while at work on
[he College building yestorduy was
nut pretty badly, being caught tin
ISbr a beam which fell from tho roof.
Mrs. C. H. Peory and Miss Mat tie
J'.Jmythe have returned from Rich
liribnd whoro Mrs. Puery has beon mi
flier treatment at the hands of Dr.
i'dcGuiro.
pBev. S. R. Preston and Mr. Cump
I'icll, of Wylhevillo, were looking af
br tho interests of their Schools,
'lumer Collcgo and Campbell School
|p?pectively.
Messrs. Bane Iligginbotham, Gus.
[Vhito, S. 0. Graham, Tom Lynch,
S. Howard aud A. H. Gibbonoy
Ittended, as delegates, tho Wythevillo
ionvoirtion.
W. G. Bnldwin, John Bottimore,
aundord Gillcspio, H. M. Northy, G.
Vfjf Donk aud J. J. Boubow wore
ght seeing at Pocnhontas during
io week?says the Headlight.
?{ho mail hack broke down when
ve or six miles from town going to
rnhnm, Wednesday. Having to
>me baok lo town after another hack
idn't "put any ohango" on Edd's
owing his horn on timo that even
g, however.
A runaway team hauling sand to
lo College building in the east end
leated some excitement in that part
town Wednesday afternoon. No
[imago done except a few slight
-uises received by tho driver, and
e wagon being completely demol
led.
Mrs. J. H. Hatcher of Pocahontas,
,vo us two very interesting lectures
\s week at tho Mothodist church.
Ejects?-'The Witch of Endor" and
>tM*p. Bondage to the Throne." All
'.u failed to hear her missed a liter
[jy treat. As Mrs. Hatcher is aocloso
io wight como to sco us oftou.
Tho HotuUiijht says that Charlie
McDowell doped to Tennessee with
a daughter of Mr. Sam Mooro and
was made bcno of ono flesh and flesh
of ono bone. The contracting parties
hail from Wright's Valley.
How Pkoyokinu.?A. P. Brown
says after loosiug sleep for 4 nights
attending meetings of Grand lectur?
er, he Bat down in his store hoping
to get a nap, but hero came a new
customer every & minutes tho whole
afternoon. However ho tried to keep
his temper.
.Subscribers wii 1 please bear with
tho small amount of reading space on
the editorial and local pages for a
few weeks longer. Thero is lo be
a decided change in tho mnko up of
tho j. apor, aud until this change is
made, advertisements will necessarily
occupy a largo amount of spaco on
these two pages. Iu the mean time
read carefully tho advertisements.
They aro good reading in themselves.
Tho ??boss" book agont of the
South is Mr. VV. T. Hopkius, of East?
ern N. C, who is working for the
publishing bouse of B. F. Johnson &
Co., of Richmond, Va. Mr. Hopkins'
profits uro frequently footed up to
over S2h0 a week, and is thoroughly
under the impression that the bocks
published by B. F. Johnson & Co.
sell raster than anything olso on tho
face of the earth.
Buyers would do well to notice tho
ads. iu tho Fair catalogue. H. W.
Post will sell you nice Jewelry, fix
your watch or anything olso you may
bavo to mend. Frank Wall will put
n nice coat of Paint ou your house at
small cost. J. D. Robbie, will sell you
all the musical instruments that you
can pay for. F. A. Rincklo has a nice
line of Boots, Shoes, Hats, &c. Foote
& Johnson will rig you up in one of
the finest Buggies you ever saw at a
small cost. N. Hockman will put
you up Sash, Blinds. Doors, &e,
choapor than you can buy tho lumber.
Bunv's Garden, Va. )
July 31st, 1886. j
Tho day dawned bright and pleas?
ant, which caused many a heart to bo
truly thankful, for there was to bo n
picnic under tho spreading branches
of the large elm near Mr. J. R. Thomp?
sons. This tree is certainly a curios
ity, something onco seen nevor to bo
forgotten. Tho trunk is twenty one
feet in cireumforence, and its branch?
es spread out and intertwine so as
to mnko the lovliest shade imaginable.
Tho crowd had gathered ; tho woodn
won; ringing with laughter; every?
thing was in high glee; but alas!
this world is full of disappointment,
the dark clouds in the northwest fore
told a storm ; and in a few minutes
the rain was coining down in torrents.
''Wo flew," and sought shelter in Mr.
Thompson's barn. As soon as tho
rain was over, not to be frustrated,
wo repair to the unfinished house
of Mr. P. M. Moss, where the carpen?
ters work-bench was converted into
a table. After lunch the time was
spent pleasantly engaging iu differ?
ent plays. ? At five o'clock a part of
the crowd started for '?home,'' the
rest returned to the old elm, where
wo hud several games of croquet, aud
some very exciting horse racoB.
Taken as a' whole it was tho most
enjoyable day tho writer ever spent.
Wish you could have boon with us
Mr. Editor. G.
I/"vrvrvmistucLSchoice new chop
l\ /UU KY. BLUE Git ASS bEED.
3,ooo bushels choice new crop Orchard
Grass Seed.
2,ooo bushels choice new crop Timothy
Seed.
1,000 bushels choico new crop Clover
Seed.
Woo bushel choice new crop Evergreen
Seed.
l,2no bushels choico new crop Herds or
lied Top Grass Seed.
15o,ooo lbs. Hulk Clear Rib Sides, Bulk Fnt
Backs, Bulk Bollies, Bulk Long
Clear Sides and Maryland Bacon
Sides and Shoulders, also Old Kc
linblc Sugar Cured Canvassed Hams
and Breakfast Strips.
l,2oo bbls. ltoanoko extra, Botetonrt ex?
tra, August a Co. extra and White
Hose, Empress and Piedmont Pat?
ent Family Flour.
2oo bbls. Granulated and Yellow Sugar.
235 bags Rio, Laguayrn and Java Coffee.
145 caddies On.en, Black and Japan
Tea.
5oo :ases Canned Tomatoos, reaches
and Corn.
125 bbls. aud boxesGingor Snaps, Lem?
on and Soda Crackers.
2oo bbls. half bbls. and quarter bbls.
Mackerel, Cut, Gross, ltoo, White
Lake and other Herring.
25 boxes Boneless Cod Fish.
2oo,ooo Bono Jack. Greek Slave, Rink and
other Cigarettes.
2oo,ooo Scgars all grades.
5oo sacks Liverpool Fine, Salt,
to,one pounds Rcfiued Lard in tiereot,
half bbls. fancy tubs sad buckets.
125 bbls- Syrups and Molasses.
3o,ooo good Grain Bags to rent to farra
ors, nnd others who desire to ship
their grain to us for sale on Com?
mission.
lee, TAYLOR ,t SNEAD,
Leaf Tobacco, General Commission Mer?
chant.-!, Wholesale Grocers. Field Grain,
Field Seed and Fertilizer Dealers.
Lyuchburg, August 0. 1880.
87OO to 822600 A YEAR, clear of
nil e-pense, can be made working for ub.
Agents preferred who cau furnish their own
horses and give their whole time to the bus?
iness. Spare moments may be profitably
rmployed also. A few vacancies in towns
and cities. B. F. JOHr.80n * CO.,
1013 Main St., Richmond, Va.
LOOK HERE7!
All particB indebted to us will save
costs and trouble by settling at onco.
. D. P. Peeuv Sc Co. i
VIRGINIA AOHICUIjTUHAIj AND
MECHANICAL COLLEGE.
Bl.ACKSllUHO, Va.
i" -"Ro organized July ist. 1880, with follow- |
lug Faculty uud Ofticors:
GEN. L. L. LOMAX,
President,
M. P. 8COTT, M. D..
Prof. Nnturnl History, (rc-elooted)
J. E. CHRISTIAN, A. M.,
Prof. Mathematics, (re-electtd)
J. X. MORTON, A. M..
Prof. English Language and Litomturo. (ru- |
elected)
W. Hi GRAHAM,
Prof. Book-keeping, Stenography, &o. (re
olectcd)
F. P. MILES, A. M.,
Prof. Chemistry, See.
I*rof. Agriculture,&c, to be elected July 27.
Prof Mechanics, etc., to bo ulectet July 27
LIEUT. J. C. GUESHAM, U.S. A.,
Coiuinuudaut
COL. W. B. PRESTON,
TroiiBiirer and Fsrm Director
Expenses, $141 per BeBnion of U montlis
Stiel. nU will he required to be 111 yours
of >mr>. and sutUcieiitly .nr advanced (pru
fieieiiey in the usual free school course) to
enter the College class, s.
Two hundred students from Virginia en- j
titled to free tuition.
The next Miktion will begin September 1
8th, lHKli.
For further Information npply to
L. L. LOMAX, Psesident.
MAttTHA WASHINGTON COLLEGE.
Auinouom, Va.
Witb Its "pnlntinl building Bet in eleven
acres of pnrudiKu" is tbo next delightful
Bchool-girlu home iu the South.
Unsurpassed advantages in tbo Dopnri- I
incuts of Science, Lherntnro, Music mid j
Art. Comlort, health, nud religious cure |
of pupiiB Hindu'n specialty. Twenty-Bov
cnib BCHsiou will begin Sept. ?. 1K.SU. Kor |
catalogue address. Hev. 1). S. Henron, A.
M.. President, Abingdon, Vn.
PLUMEK MEMORIAL FEMALE
COLLEGE.
?WYTHEVILLE, VA.
K?t. S. R, FKESTON, M. A., President.
AnniHted by aa exaelleut corps of teaohors.
Next ?oBaton begins September 16th, '8G.
Board, fuel, lights, Ac, with Collegiate
course, Including Ijntin, OsHftthiinics, Uook
kecpiug, nud Vocnl Music in class, $1(18
for tbo eutiro school-yenr.
Art, Music. German, French, nud Elocu-1
j tiou thoroughly taught.
Locution, climate, BiirroundingR, nil
I combine to innkc a delightful SCHOOL
I HOME for girln.
Scud for Cntnloguo to tho President,
I (llov.) 8. R. PRESTON, Wythoville, Vn.
EMORY & HENRY COLLEGE.
The Fall Session of this noted In-1
stitution will begin Sept. 2nd, LSS?.
The Collcgo outers upon its somi-con
tennii? year better equipped to moot
t lie wants of its patrons than ever bo
fore. Its Bountiful Situation, Acces
sibility, Amplo Accommodations, j
Fine Equipment*, tho Ability and
Experience of its Faculty, its Litora
ry Society Organizations and tho I
j readiness with which tho reputation f
of the College enables its graduates
to find positions of honor and profit
all combine to recommend this place I
to young men seeking an educa?
tion. T. \V. Jordan.
Emory, June 24. President,
Tna Best f\
ik tue
WORLD
FOR A
Cheapest ^v^^vbm1mb Maatln.
t?,n Commercial College ,rau?""
Illche.1 rionor and ?old Medal nm all oilier Orikfttl
altlic nurltl*. F.ipn^lltoa, im S/stein?! llooL-keeping an.
General llu?li., ?. K.l ac ut I.e.. Clinu l.ra lu.lr. Inllu.l
>m. loTe.ulierscmplnve.l. CiafFall Uu.liit??Coline,
IncUdini: Tuition. Stationery and Hoard. .11?...I ?l?0. hi
II?.. I, T,r.Olrlllnic and Trlr.rapl>, *|.cci allies. Jo
ealloB. hater now. <lr?.e..i.- UcarantrrJ Bt.err...
circular. addrcuW. Ii. SM ITU, tici'l, Lualnston.Kr.
FRENCH'S HOTEL.
City Hall Square Now York.
Opposite City Hill und thcPofttOfflcc.
This Hotel 1b one of the most complete in |
its nppoiutiucnt.s and furniture of nut?
house in New York City mid is couductcd j
ou the
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Itooms only One Dollar per day. Hulf I
iniunte's wnlk from Brooklyn liridgo nud |
Elevntcd R. It. All lines of ears pans the
door Most convenient Hotel in New York I
for Merchants to stop at. Dining Booms.
CnfcB nud Lunch Counter replete with nil
the luxuries nt moderate prices
JnlyJO, 1885 ly.
Ci.ay DnEwnv, Jxo. C. Frkkmam,
S. B. HlKlHKS, JkO. S. HAItltlSHON.
DREWRY & CO.,
(Successor? to Ei.i.ktt, DnEwnv Sc Co.,)
AYholcHnlo
DltY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
Nos. 8, It) nud 12 Twelfth Rtreet,
Richmond, ..... V?.
HORSES WANTED.
The undersigned wish to purchase |
a numbor of Mules and Horses.
Those having good stock, in good J
condition, and suitable for the saddle
or harness can find sale for them by
applying to ub.
D. P. P?Knv & Co.
April 9tb, tf. Clinch llivor, Va.
TREMONT HOUSE,
New Riviiii Detot,
This nouso has recently been thorough?
ly Befurnished, and put in first class con?
dition. Terms moderate. Fnro cqnnl to
the.best. Passengers on the Enst Btver
Rond will hnvo twenty minutes for dinner
cne.h wny.
STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE.
Tho undersigned have a first class
Steam Saw Mill, which they desire
to sell. Bal tics desiring to purchase
will do well to call on or address the
undersigned nt Suapp'a P. O., Taze
woll county. T. & G. Giioseclo tu.
Mar. 2b\ tf.
BALDWIN'S PITFHT BUREAU.
Tho above out .shows our patent
Furniture Drawer as used in Bureaus.
This Drawer is ono of tho moat vain-j
ablo patents ottered for sale?can bo
useil anywhere.
Store-houses, Grain-bins. Bureaus,
Tables, Writing-desks, Food troughs
and many other phioos, cost loss than
an ordinary drawer, cannot get out
of order, never hangs or falls out.
There is a fortune in it to live men.
State or County Bights at very reas?
onable prices.
W. G. Baldwin & Co.,
Tuzowoll C. II., Va.
FLOUR
?fbom ins?
Maiden Spring Mills. 1
Thin Flour, irhlcn <? ?xcollod la quality 1
by none. U kept constantly on hand by
J. D. AxKXAMUKtt & QREKVKn.
Juno!).If.
Big Thing This Fall,
TUB
AGRICULTURAL & MECHANICAL I
SOCIETY,
Will offer Cash Premiums. Com?
mence early to get everything ready
for the fair. No sl.ono will bo left un?
turned to make it tho grandest suc?
cess ever had in Tuzowell. Dou'l for?
get that there will bo Cash premiums.
Toll it. lo your neighbor and tell him
to tell it to his.
Bristol Marble Works
Bar
gi ' i
lllll
I. E. CHAPMAN,'
X* B *O 1* R E 12' t'O 12
Bristol, Tenn,
Monuments, iornb - Stonti
Unio. Vases, &c.,
of tho fluent Italian nml Amorlcau Mm be]
ox mUxl in the Uncsl styl" oir shortest uo
tlo> . an<l nt lansonnbln prices
mATo sell BOffSUINh a-*' nwniisjn
family Portfolio of n ATI'iia L HISTORY j
I I1II1I.K SCICNES. iiio Illustrations. 1
?7,000 Alrcndy Sold. None need he out of
employment. Address REVIEWaS UKRA.LD.
Jlatlle Creek, Michigan, fif-gr* Canvassers* out?
fit, the hook itself, Knt postpaid on receipt of $1.30.
Tho fmprirM
(STYLB NO. 2)
CORN SHELLER
wilt ahell the largest andim:
es: coin pcifculy; shells ia
14 l..,i.e ?? |<<r hour, it I? tho
bed hnnd Hhclltr ruado
and i trt.rr*nt !t for A
year*, rrtn or land*
toraely nlckeKplated. 00.
Agents Wanted.
lfno?t;ent InyoLfTitlrlly. i
will cen t Shc-ler, cipn^s paid,
on receipt of price. Send foi
BAILIE JUJRSERY.
Fruit Trees and Crape
Vines.
A large stuck of the l?c?t sorts of j
Apples, Pours, Punches, Plums and
Grapes especially selected for thi*
section. Blight proof Pears, KiefTer]
nnd Lo Contre. Wild groro Plums.
Niagara and Empire State Grapes.
All orders promptly filled.
Address, W. B. KbLLY,
Abiugdon. Vh.
P. T, WALL,
HOUSE PAINTER
AND
SIGN WRITER, ]
Tazewell C. H., Va.,
Is prepared to execute all kinds of Paint?
ing promptly, nml according to the. most ?
oxacling modern taste.
He has a full force of skilled hands, and j
with his largo experience can oxecute work I
nt prices within the reneh of all. before
contracting for work, give him a hearing,
June 11,1 y.
J. D. ALEXANDER.
DR. G. W. QREEVER.
Tho undersigned) having formet! a co-partnership in the Mercantile Fnsi
noss, beg to respectfully invite public attention to tboir
MAMMOTH STOCK OF KEW 6Q0DS
Just received. Their Stock embraces the latgcst variety of gootla ovei
offered by any one house it: thisiHcetlon of country. It is our intention ti
buy none but tho best quality of goods, then sell them as low ns good j
goods can be sold- We propose to deal fairly with every one?in no instance
will misrepresent our goods. You can nond your child to our Storo and it'
will bo dealt with just tho sumo as if you, yourself, were present Then
come or send for what you want and wo guarantee satisfaction or money
will ,bo returned to you. Wo have space to mention but few articles in
each department; but every department is full and complete. l:i
DRESS GOODS
Wo have anything you want: Prints, Porcal*, Foulards, Lawns, Ginghams,
largo variety (of Whito Goods, Silks, Woolens at all prices from ISota to
$1.'25 per yard.
Notions, Hosiery, Gloves, Noel;-wear. Hamburgs, Handkerchiefs, and in
fact anything yon want in tho way of Small-ware and Yankee Notions.
Lai go stock' DRESS TRIMMINGS W?d Ekccb or all M?de. Wo invite
special attention to our Stock ot
Of all kinds?Cassinicres, Kersoye, Joanes, ColLmadon, Linons, &e., Sto. j
We havo an immense Stock of CLOTHING?can Fit Hoys from G yearn|
old up to Mou b size, 4'2. Comu and got n now suit?both good anJ fush
ionably cut.
In HOOTS AND SHOES, wo can ''boat the Jews"?in this department
we havo many Job Lots at half price.
Largo and Com plot o Stock of Querns-ware, Glass-trare,
Lanins, War van ted Clocks, Crooks* Jam*-. Juq's, tyo.
A full Stock of GROCERIES. A bicT Slock ot tho UlSSS COFFEES
over brought to tho^uouuty. '
Wo now havo a Stock amounting to fully
of Hardware
To thotio who conteniplatu buildiug, and lo Mrclianlca, Vre would nay,
that we will mnko it to roar tntoresfc le call no ns rW vrbat ton nay wnut
la this Una. We havo Axes of bout grade, UsAohota, Broad A*x<*i Footndyea,
Carpenter's, Blacksmith's and Btone-Manon'a Rnuwncrs, Unvtocke Ticks,
Shovels, Spades, Forks, Grain Scoops, Horn, TWnn. Grit) dato no? and fix
tares. Oil Stones, Holts?all sizes from 1 inch to 14 Irrcbe*, Nuts and Wavlt
ers, Coppor Rivets, Rivet Sots, Wagon Dow Staples, Wag#n Hod Irons
Thiinble Skeins, Trace, Ih'oast., Stay, Tonguo and Log Cbaius, Mill Saws,
Crosri Cut, Hand, Compass and Hack Sawn, S|iirit Levels, Level Glasten,
Steel, Try ami Hovel Squares, Framing and Firmer Chisels, all sixes Hits
and Hraeos, 'Augers, Holing Machines, Spoke Angers, Screws of nil sixes, j
Scrow Drivers. Planes of following kinds?Smooth, Jack, Fore, Knhhil.
Head, Flooring. Ceiling, Panel, Plow nud Mouhling. Drawing Knives.
Spoke Shaves, Files of every variety, Knaps, Handles, Tor Soww, I'lil'ios,
Chisels and Augers, Wood and Iron Bench Screwh, ('hall.linen Rotts and
Hinges all sizes?Locks of every variety, (lato und Door Springs, Hatches,
Boxwood and Brass bound Rules, Calipers, Dividers, Hod Castors ami Fas?
tenings, Felloe Plates, Hull Kings, Hog Kings, (lurry Combi?, Cards und
Horso Hrushon, Powder, (Rifle nud Blasting,) Fuse, Lead, Shot. O.px.
Gun-wads, Cartridges, CoObo-mills, Hakers and Lids. Largo Wn?h Kol ties.
Tho largest and cheapest stock of BRASS AND COPPER KETTLES ??
the South-west.?ranging in si/.o from one to twenty gallons. Laments,
Harn door Hangers, Crow bars, Curtain Knobs, Picture Nails, S'-rew -piillins.
Sash-pullies and Cord, Screw-rings, Iroli and Steel Nails fiom 8 to ?!(! noi.nv,
Finishing Nails, Brads, Tacks. Hric.k Mason's und 1'lut.tciing Trowel*,
Diawer-pullH, Hat, (3out und Haniess Hooks, Wood and .Metal FaucoU,
Spring Balances of good quality, Chandelier Hooks, Gold-cliisaln, Repair
links, Apple purors, Table and Pocket cutlery Spoons, Shear* and Scissors,
Gun-locks, Double-triggers, TuboM, Leather punches, Nail Mela, Huxrirn und
Straps, Foot-scrapors, Slates, Sad-irons, Hhovcln and Tot gn. Soirns. Mijuh
uring-tnpoH, all size? of Steel ami Iron of every description. Hoi'Mi-shoos,
Wire on spools, Monkey-wrenches, Blacksmith's Tongs, Mahogany Knobs,
Drophaudlos, Ciiplronrd-catcheH, Sash'loclcs, and very mnnv other articles
which wo ennnot enumerate hero. PAIN f? AND OILS "! "'1 kinds. In
short, wo hate the largest stock and most Inroiaiilr priuuit nud lor.ui* to be
found in the county. Come and try it for yourselves.
Very Kespoclfullv,
J. D. ALEXANDER & GREEVCR.
II W. PQEST,
JKWKl.I.Elt.
,;?'i"n'^:r"ij'-'.r, v - fj ,? ? *(" l
i^^?^:?;.'??V??., i ?;:.<v.4.e./-to-^.^?-^?v Having thoroughly established my
business at Tar.ownll C. II., I
1 fully solicit tho patronage of
ouatanlly on It an i a
FULL STOCK OF WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, PISTCL3.
At the Lowest Cash Prices.
|"gp'All Repairing guarantee? as roprcsontod.
I'%r'Special attention given to ordoring Fino Watches, Jewelry, .to.
FOBEKN AHB DOMESTIC LIQUORS.
Our Stock is always replete, mid consists of tho following Celebrated
Brands:
IN PORTED CHAMPAGNES... .
Vouve Clicquot. Louis Kocderer. Piper Heidsiek. Alumni?.
DOMESTIC CHAMPAGNES. ,
Pleasant Valley YS ornor s
IMPORTED WINES. , , n , 0 ,
Amontillado, DufT Gordon and Alhauibra Sherries. Royal Oporto I orl.
Gold Seal, Rod Seal, and St. Julien Clarets. Madeira. Malaga.
DOMESTIC WINES. , W1 . ,w .
Norton and Virginia Clarets. California and Virginia Oatuwbas.
IMPORTED BRANDIES.
V. S. O. P. Martel. Hnnrioasev. PI net
DOMESTIC BRANDIES.
Cal. and Vn. French. Va. Peach and Apple. Blackberry. Ginger.
Guinness' Brown Stout and Porter*
1JAWK' JL?A.I^.L2 A 1,1?:,
APOLLINARIS WATER. ALBEMARLH SWEET CIDEK.
Tho following POPULAR BRANDS OF RYE tTHISKJESc
Thompson. Haker. N? Pin? UHra-. Virgifila Glades'.
Virginia Home. La Belle Creel* Our Choice.
--ALSO-"
DUFFY'S CELEBRATED MALT WHISKEY.
Special attention givon to orders from Physicians, Dniggi?ts and fami?
lies. Orders for Wedding and Social Parties solicited.
W?fVfe can ahip in case of from one to twelve bottles each, or by ono to
five gallons in patent box demijohn or stone jugs. For purity of goods and
fair dealing, wo refer to tbo citizens of Lynchburg and Piedmont nud South
west Virginia.
Quotations furnished on application. Order? in person, by telogrnph or
mail receive prompt and caieful attention.
Wo also offer special inducoinonts to those engaged in the Liquor busi
Hess, and will sell in lots of from 1 to 50 barrels, on such terma and prices
as will be to thoir interest to give ns their |>atronago.
B?TWIiy send to Baltimore and other Northern cities when you can gol
what you want in 3'onr own State.
Please romoinber, that under tho present Revenue laws, wo cannot shi|
Liquors C. O. D. j therefore, orders must bo nccompanied with the cash or
good references.
ROBI NSON, T?TE &CO.,
July a- No. 817 Wlaln St- Lynohburg, Va.
FIRST GLASS?Grocers Keep It
Wero ivuslicd lrtlh
ELECTRIC LIGHT SOAP
W'Hhnnt RithhlnR.
First CliiHN IlounoUeoiicr? noo It.
Int. Wnninlnaf clothm In the naonl
manner in ?lcei?le<ll> tmrit worfci it
muri you out ?ml f tio vlotltra to*.
Sil. Try n bettor plan ami Invrat
riTC rrnlH In a liar of ELKCTHIC
1.144 Ik V HOW. Mnvrn Tliu.-. Labor,
money, Furl anil Ctollir?. Uno an *U* .
rccltHl on (lio wrapper or each bnr.
? -ORDERS SOLICITED.-?j
AJTKINS^SOAP CO?
INDIANAPOLIS. IND. ,
Mercor's Reliable Turbii.o
Wheel.
(ilvr'i im high purtconl
of power iui nny othot
wheel in iiiufiu'turvtl
im I in nckuowtudgad
J lllo liest pnrt ?"?*?
PflfiBBBi worn, on the iimrkot.
JHSk gtiul for rntuiOKB*
RSlS^r.S!S'/i*iSi anil i riri' list. T. II.
^^?SB*' MKUCKlt, Went Chi ??
tor i'?lintv, Vn.
J. P. KELIjY, Auw?*.
T II E
TROY SPRING WAGOK
AND
WHEEL WORKS,
TROY, OHIO.
No, 20 ROAD VMOOH.
Mnnufncture for tho 'lmdo,
SPRING WAGONS,
JUMP SEATS,
SOLID and STICK
SURRIES, So,
.ii.r. woatx w.iua.tjvTKn.
iJrop un a pnnlal enrd nnd wo will
dirool ?'ui to our ngont nearest you, or
fnrni h you ourHolvcii with Outaloguo imd
l'ricos.
Til 13
Troy Spring Wagon anil Wheel Works,
TROY, OHIO.
SgS-atey Organ.
g?-oiidly Made,
^-one Unrivaled.
SJgS-legant Finish,
?^f-iiarn of Popularity.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOOUVB BUNT FrtEWi
E$tey iDrgan ito., umttiobore.Tt,
THRESHING M?*
pmplttrt, IWrnt DurftMo, Kconoinleal. and ForfariV
In iue?wrtkUiM no ?min; clt-nnn Itroaily for rrmrkov
THRESHING ENGINES '.n.?^?
&ir Will?, ninl ?tii:u1.-ii-.l Iroplrairali grift
II/. Bend for llliiMrut.:.! entnli>KU?.
A. B. FARQUHAR,
frwrhsjlruora Asrteiilturol Work*, VOllK, Pi,
"F O XT T S
HORSE AND CATTLE POWOEnS
Mo Unnau will die of CoMO. flora or Lvko F/J
y*n. If Fnuu'4 I'owilers uro estil In time.
Kolli/'s l'owilor?wfn.-iu.i.,iwl pr^ftnf riiinnini.???/
Komz's I'owilcn will prevent Hunt*, is Fowi.ss
Foiitz'n I'owilan will iwnwn On nunntirv oi mm:
ninl cronni twenty per rent., ?nil mike, tlio b'ulior firm
an<l s? cct
Fonts', l'owilers will rnre or proirnt nlriosi EVKmf
Dihiask to wlilrh HoraoKnnrl i ntllnnro ?inject,
FOtlTZ'B I'OWIIl ii? WILL OlVK ?ATISKACnON.
Bohl everywhere.
DAVIS E. FOUT55, Proprietor.
AALTIUOHU. mo
Fo^ s.ilc by Hftiyruvi & Youu ?.

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