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Clinch Valley News.
JAMES 3?. KEIO.T,
Editor._
FRIDAY, - - - 8EPT. 8,1886.
FOE CONGRESS,
Ninth Congressional District,
WAJ. R. R. HENRY,
Of TozewcU, County, Virginia.
ATTENTION DEMOCRATS.
Tho peoplo of tho counties coin
posing tho 9th Congressional Di?
trict of Virginia will take notice that
they will bo addressed by prominent
speakers of tho Democratic Forty on
thoir respective County Court days
in September and October.
A. M. Bowman,
Ch'm'ii 9th Cong'l. Dis. Com.
It is Uiougiit that tbo Hon. Goo.
D. Wise will bo nominated by the |
Democrats in tho Richmond district,
despito bis wish to the contrary.
A full force of delegates, represent?
ing tho Radical party of Tazowoll
county, loft Tuesday morning for
Marion, whore tbo Congressional
QoBTentlon meets to-day. Wo have
no doubt a Tazewell man will bo sao
ritiood by tho action of tho Conven?
tion. No mich agitation (if wo ex?
cept tho Into earthquake) baa oxer
cised our Radical friends licroabouts,
as has done tho nomination of Mnj.
Honry. Had tlioy not boomed Hon.
Henry Bowen so loudly, in antieipa
tion of tho nomination of a Railroad
Volloy man by tho Democrats, bis
friondB hero would never bavo ven?
tured to push him. Unless Davo
Bailey will again coiuo to their relief,
tboy must fall with their chosen
friend Bowen.
Tho County Chairman has appoint?
ed the following Democratic County
Coiumitteo.
jeffersonville district.
J. H. Wbitlcy, Jim Edd Feery, G.
O. Tbornpson, K. D. R. Harman, J.
C. St.Clair, JamcB Maxwell, C. T.
Gillespie.
CLEAR kork district.
O. B. Moore, Grat Crockett, Jos.
Moss, T. F. Sutbers, W. W. Brown,
C. O. Mc.Call, Chas. Graham.
haiden SrniXO district.
F. H. Williams, J. F. Hilt, W. A.
Ward, J. L. Hurt, T. M. Lambert,
H. A. Goorgo, Robort Steele.
J. O. Corrkll, Ch'm'n.
Colonel H. C. Parsons, president of
tho Ohio and Northwestern Railroad
Company predicts that in less than
eighteen months tbo Norfolk St West
era railroad will connect with tho
Ohio Cunt nil and Charleston; tho
Ohio Central will connect with tho
Ohio River road at Point Pittsburg;
at Gnllipolis with tho Ohio and North?
west for Cincinnati, and at Corning,
Ohio, with a short lino for Chicago
and the great Northwest. Wo un?
derstand that the Norfolk Sc Western
has already consolidated with tbo
Ohio Central, and when it is complet?
ed to Point Pleasant, it will probably
cousolidato with tho Ohio River road,
which will shortly bo completed from
Pittsburg to Cincinnati. Tho Nor
folk & Western is destined to be r
groat road and Norfolk a groat city.?
If tho remainder of the administra?
tion averages as well as its first [
eighteen months tbo habitual dispo?
sition of the country to continue n
party in power that has proved itself
worthy and capablo will ruako the
task of electing tho Democratic can?
didate in 1888 comparatively easy.? |
Jioston Globe, Dem.
Samuel J. Tilden erected bis own
raonumont by bis splendid benefac?
tions. It is fortunate that bo did so,
80 otherwiso his grove would proba
Wy havo been loft unmarked by the |
a?ty for which ho bas done so much
at least until sufficient contributions |
Could have boon levied upon tho peo?
ple of the outlying and much-derided |
provinces.? Chicago Tribune.
Tho fact is that the time is coining
when not ono President but many
Buccossivo Presidents will bavo to be
drown from tho WeBt. Not in 1888;
the Wost, probably, will not seok to
pit a man against the Eastern giants.
We can' bldo our timo. It is coining,
and wo?can wait for it. Senator Ed
rnunds baa'only antedated the fulfilL
moot of his prophecy a few years'.}^
?jil'illnei'jHjUs Tri&une, liep.
WHO WANTS WAR?
Who wnnts war?
Not tho I'ouost, bard-working citi?
zen).
Not the man of n family.
Not any man who loves his homo.
Not any man who loves his wifo.
Not any ninu whoso mother is tho
world to him.
Not any man who Bees his future
happiness in Iiis intended bride.
Who wants war?
Not any pure, lionetst, loving wo?
man.
Not any mother, wifo, sistor or
sweet-heart.
Oil, no! Woman's hnppincss do*
I ponds on peace.
Who wants wnr?
Not any man who lias ovor beon
through a war and faced all its porilB
and horrors.
No matter how bravo lie was, lie
has bad his fill. The braver ho was,
tho moro willing ho is now to enjoy
tho beauties of peace.
None of the tried heroes of the lato
eivil couilicl, woro tboy the blno or
tho gray, caro to pass through tho
snnio bittor cxperieuco again.
Who wants war?
Men who hnvo lost thoir reputa?
tions.
Mod who nro anxious to mako rop
utat ions at the cost of human lifo.
Men who have no homes, und no
respect for tho poacoful homos of
others.
Men who have no families, or if
they hnvo do not provide for them,
or even treat them with respect.
Adventurers ami thicvoB.
Gamblers and blacklegs.
Bullies and cowards; all thoso want
war.?Cincinnati Enquirer.
IF YOU WANT TO KNOW
Why you continue to suffer from va?
rious "ills that flesh is heir to," why
your complaints remain obstinate in
spito of efforts to curn by home doe
tors and patent medicines, you should
consult a specialist in chronic diseas?
es. Dr. Fuote, of 1*20 Lexington avo
mie, N. Y., has mndo a special study
of t honi for thirty years, and ho may
be ablo to givo you some points worth
knowing. It will only cost you paper
and postage to statu your ease, and
got tho opinion of a physician of largo
expert, nco. Dr. Foote is the author
of "Plain Homo Talk and Medical
Common Sense," of which tho Rev.
A. H. Bryant lias written : "I am pos?
itively charmed witli it; I have not
met before witli such a useful and
valuable book us this of yours."
fJW.EWELL HIGH SCHOOL.
TizKwni.l C. U., V*.
Tho noxt session of thin School will be?
gin September S, 1HH0, ami will continue.
38 weeks.
Wc have a corps of competent teacher.,
and offer to tbo young peopK of our coun?
try, both male and female, all tho advan?
tages that enn bo ntTorded by any lirnt class
High School.
For further information, apply to,
E. F. WITTEN, Principal.
Aug.27-Om. Tnzewcll C- H., Vn.
1)LUMElt MEMORIAL FEMALE
COLLEGE.
WYTHEVILLE, VA.
Hev. S. It. PRESTON, M. A., President.
Assisted by nn cxcolleutcorps of teachers.
Next session beginn Scptcinhor 11th, '80.
Hoard, fuel, lights, Ac., with Collegiate
course, including Latin, OnllatheuicH, Hook
keeping, and Vocal Music, in class, i-illiS
for the entire school-year.
Art, Music. German, French, and Elocu?
tion thoroughly taught.
Location, olimntc, surroundings, nil
combine to make a delightful SCHOOL
HOME for girlH.
Send for Catalogue to the President,
(Hev.) S. It. PRESTON, Wythevillo, Vn.
EMORY A HENRY C0lLEOL~
Tlio Fall Session of this noted In?
stitution will begin Sept. 2nd, 1886.
The College enters upon its semi-cen?
tennial year better equipped to meet
the wants of its patrons than ever be?
fore. Its Beautiful Situation, Acces
sibility. Ample Accommodations,
Fiuo Equipments, tho Ability and
Experience of its Faculty, itn Litern
ry Society Organizations nnd the
rendinoss with which the reputation
of the College enables its graduates
to find positions of honor and profit
all combine to recommend this place
to young men seeking an educa?
tion. T. W. Joiidan.
Emory, June 24. President.
SATeM NURSERY COMPANY,
S.tr.km, RoANOKF. COUNTY, Va.
Hnvo a fine collection of Applrt, Pencb,
Pear, Plum, Cheny, Silver Maple. Ever
greon trees, Griipua nnd other small Fruit.
Pricen low, write to us for them or couio
nnd see our stock.
A largo lot of Winesnp and Johnson'?
fine winter will be sold cheap in largo Iota
Long Keeping Winter Apples a specialty.
Agents wanted. ong. 27-3m.
VIRGINIA: In the Clork'n Office of
Tazcwoll County Court, September 2d,
a. D. 18HC.
"Ik Vacation."
James G. Higginbotham et. sis. applicants
for the ?atahlisnmcnt of a pnblio road
from tho Month of Coro Creek on Clear
ffork to a point near Graham, in Taze
well County.
On motion of tho applicants and it ap?
pearing to tho Judge of tho County Court
o? Tnzewcll County that Franklin E. Gre?
gory, one of tho parties through whose
lands the said road is proposed to bo es?
tablished?as shown by tho reports of tho
Commissioners appointed to locato said
road und filed in said applicatt >n.?is a
nou residont of this State, it is therefore or?
dered that notice of this application be
published for four successive weeks in the
Clinch Valley New? against the said Frank?
lin E. Gregory to show cause, if any ho
can, why said road shall not bo established
as a public road upon tho route located, as
reported by said Commissioners.
f By order of the Judge.
? p . # lt. BRITTAIN, D. C.
*?. 0. AliDSnSAlI. )
waits ? n:itt*$| "l ys- Sept. 3. I
Buying in Large Quantities, Direct from Factories, Enables
us to Sell at Lowest Possible Prices.
CT. ZD. HOBBIE.
Wholesale. State Agents for the Following Celebrated
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
KNABE.
KUAIS'ICH & BACH,
EMERSON
ESTEY,
SMITH AMKTUOAN,
AND OTHER MAKES.
All of the above Instrumenta an; (ho nckn >w lodged Btandard makes, and strictly first
class. Guaranteed five to seven years.
LOWEST FACTORY PRICES,
LARGEST STOCK TO SELECT FROM,
AND MOST LIBERAL TERMS.
Easy monthly or quarterly payments. N eo Stool and Cover free with Piano. Nice
Stool and Hook free with Organ. Catalogue frco. Write for prices and terms.
Warerooms Cor. Main &9th Sts? Lynchburg, Va.
Au. 6 wrACEWTS WAMTED.^si
183811 i SWIFT'S SPECIFIC. 1111886
s
s
s
s
A BE?EDY NOT FOB A DAY, BUT FOB
Say HALF A CENTURY 'uSa
BELIEVING BUFFERING HUMANITY I
sjsjs
s!ss
ah intcre8tino. treatise on blood and skin diseases dent
free 70 all applicants. it should be read by everybody.
address the swift specific co., atlanta. oa.
CLINCH RIVER WOOLEN MILLS,
I Mile North of Tazewell C. H.
Owners anil Proprietors.
Wo are now at work. Our Mill is largo and complete in ovory respect.
Having had our old Mill nild Machinery entirely destroyed by fire in Juno,
1SS5, we have bought tho most Improved Machinery and are now
ready to do
First Class Work.
Can do anything you want from Carding Rolls to making you an All Wool
Double Width Carpet and at prices wo guarantee us low as tho lowest. Hav?
ing a enpacity of fully '200 pounds of Yarn per dav, we can do your work
on very short notico. Our Wool WagoiiH will be constantly on tho Roads
receiving und delivering work.
Give us a trial and bo convinced thnt this is the place to get your Work
done.
Terms:?No Work delivered until settled for, Good Ftoducc taken for
Work. Respectfully,
W. W. Sl rfi, L. PEERY.
T/TUCINIA: In the Clerk's Ollieo of the
T Circuit Ctiiitrt of Tazewell County, July
23d. A.. I). IHKfl.
John M. Estlll, Oompl't.
t?.
John O. Dirkeuson and Lillian DlckoilSOII '
Ida wife, William T. Gray, Florence
Dickinson, Archibald Diekonaon and
?Tniiics Diekenaoii, the last three being
infanta, Dot'U.
In CmscK.nv.
The object of this suit is to obtain n de- [
eree in favor of Complainant against the j
Uefnudunt, John C. DiekenHon, for j<83.3"> |
with interest, on 4(11,36,part thereof, from
12th December, 1HH2, and on j>'22 remain- I
dor thereof, from December 3d, 1HH1. till
l> ill: nn<t to ?et naido n conveyance, fur a
tract of lain! of .in acroM, more or less, lundo i
'.Ith Juno, 1884, by Jnhu C. Dick-nsnn ami j
others to WilliamT. Qray trustee, of record j
in this comity, which said land lies in Tnze- I
well county on Dry Fork Said convey- |
mice isAOnglit to lie annulled as fraudulent (
and voluntary?and mid tract of land
sjughl to Ih> subjected to the payment of j
Complainant's debt. And it appearing from
sufficient evidence on Hie in this office.
Hint John 0. Diekenson is not n resident of
this Couinionwealth, it is ordered that he
appear here within OUO luouth after the duo
publication of this order, ami do what may
ho necessary to protect his interest in this
unit; and that copies hereof he published
and posted as prescribed by law.
A Copy?Teate;
lt. imiTTAIN, D. C.
liEKiiY a (inniAM, r. ... Aug. 13.
The Great Southern Remedy fhr ell
TROUBLES
AND CHILDREN TEETHING.
1 very few who do not k
ciowlm; nlnuc.-ide of
f Oil.
. that
VI11G1NIA: In the Clerk's Office of
Tazewell Circuit Court, July '23d, j
A. D.,.?88?. I
John E, Baylor, John O. Baylor and W, j
A. Wntivi'iiiorclmnts and partners under
the firm and style of Baylor, Ward .t t
Co., Gorap'tal
vs.
Thomas D. Christian, Deft.1
In UhakoKBY. I
The object of tin* suit is to recover of .
tho defendant the stun of of $(53.00, with '
interest thereon from -1th October, 1885,!
till paid, and to subject by attachment
and sale to the payment thereof, a ccrt'dn I
trnrt of land supposed to contain about
127 ncrcR, lying in tho West end of Ta/.o- I
well county, on tho Maiden Spring Fork '
of Clinch Hiver, heretofore devised by
John Green to lohn llishop and subse?
quently convoyed to said Thomns D. Chris?
tian by J. Btraa, Commissioner of tho Cir
enit Court of Tnzowoll. And it appear?
ing from sufficient evidenco on file in this
office that the Defendant Thomas D-Chris?
tian is not n resident of thin Common?
wealth it is ordered thnt ho nppenr hero
within one month after tho duo publica?
tion of this order and do what may be
necessary to protect his interest in this
suit, nml that copies hereof he published
and posted ns prescribod by law.
A Copy?Teste,
It. HltlTTAIN. D. C.
HENnr t oninAM, f. d- Aug. 20.-4\v.
STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE.
The undersigned have a first class
Steam Saw Mill, which they desire
to sell. Parties desiring to purchase
will do well to call on or address the
uudersiguod at Snnpp's P. O., Taze?
well county. T. & G. Gkosecwx3K.
Mur.'iG, tf.
There i
llule hn-.h ?r
mil hllH: hot ,irv few realize II...
Ihu lliilo jmrplo berrj
linve I'rtlen la most evi
clplo In It having a iv?iitlrrOil eitert on tho
hotvtls. Dr. HU ;it'i Itin'klrtierrv fonllul I.
theouvAT noUTUKits siucDV that restore,
tho llllltt onn lenlhliiff, and cures Diarrhea
lly.entery r.uj Crump C ollc
Wlion It Hcon.ldnrr.il that at IhHne.vmof
the year Hml.len mid d.in|:rron* aenck* of iho
Dowel, nre to frequent, mid we hear of Ml ninny
Deaths occurring heforn a phralelan ran u'a
cnllMl In, It 1.1 Imnnrl.<nt li.at every lit i-i -
Iiohl ?hnuhl provnln Uiamaelvm wllli mhiio
I.Ala
furl
prov
ii, a done of tflitrh will rulleva He
ava much nnxlot". !>!?. III---. -,*
ry Cordial taaaliuplenuivtly aluvta
mi. niiM i? pleased to take,
r.-ii e, so cents r. hoiih-. Manufactured l.y
W ALT Kit A. TAYI.Olt. Atlanta, (ill,_
Tn\ lur'j CheroTiee Itcinisiy nf bevcs'iiili?l
anil .Mullein will enre I'oiikIis. I'rnnn anil fun
Bjmnj inn,_ ITiic Slcia. anil ;i n Imlllc._
F.T. WALL,
HOUSE PAINTER
"SIGN WRITER, I
Tazewoli C. H.. Va.,
Is prepared to execute all kinds of Pnint
ing promptly, mid according to Iho most
exacting modern taste.
Ho has a full force of skilled hands, and
with his large oxperience can execute work
at prices within the reach of nil. Bofore
contracting for work, give him a hearing.
June 11,ly.
Caveats, Itc-issucs and Trade-Marks secur?
ed and all other patent causes in tho Patent
Office and before the Conrta promptly nnd
carefully alten.led to.
Upon receipt of model or sketch of in?
vention, I make careful examination, and
adviso ns to tho patentitnlity free of charge.
Fees moderate, nnd I make no charge un?
less Patent is secured. Information, advice
and spccinl references sent on application.
J. lt. LITTELL, Washington, D. C.
NcnrU.B- Patent Office.
I^HflHHB&BainB^c&nrai
Wholesale Prices Current.
corrected ?VKUY wednesday by
LEE & CO..
wholesale am) RETAIL
Grocora, Commission Mer?
chants.
and deaj.ek8 ?n
Baled Foiiaoe, Corn, Meal, Oath,
SiursTUFF, VunK Bonk Meal,
Guano, Lime and Ceuext.
No. 927 Main St., ami 12U? and
1202 Jufful'HOH St.
Lynchuubo, Va., Sept. 1.
Tliore in a good demand for Vir?
ginia bacon liog round, und particu?
larly for light-woight h uns. Sund
us your Virginia bacou and \yg will
got you good nnd satisfactory prices.
OBOOEBIXS.
Coffee?Kin, Choice MAn 11
<lo " Prime "JJa 10
ilo '' CoMiiuon nnd Fair U a 'Jj
do Lugnayrn 11 Ja 1J ,
do 1* Berry Jnvn 11 n 15
do O O Java IS a 20
Coal Oil <J a 'Ji
Cheese?Orenin, Fino a
do Ooni 14 n 15
do Pine Apple per enko a
Cotton YnruR n
Cement, per barrel 1 75 ni 00
Caudles, Pnrnfino 15 a 10
do AdmiiAiitino 10 n 11
Cid'/r, New York, pvr Imrrol 7 50 ?7 75
do do J bill. 3 50 a3 75
Cigars, por 100 1 35 aS 50
Cigarettes, per 1000 a 00 mt (W
Fish?No. 3 Mackerel, medium 5 00 ?5 50
do ?? a
do " 1
do Eastern Herring, per bid- 3 00 \3 50
do N. C Cut ?' " 4 00 u4 50
I run?Holled 3 a 2J
do Haiuiucred, per lb 2 a 2s
UlUO, per bid 1 20 nl 25'
Leather, beat O D 21 a 22.1
do Poor G D 18 a 20
do " Harness 23 n 25
do Upper 30 a 40
Nails, basis 10 penny 3 25 a3 51)
Uiee, per bbl 0 a 0 '{
Salt, per Rack 1 4U al 45
Sxuurs AMD Mot.AHHEa--Extra
Heavy Syrup 18 a 20
Fair Syrup vi2 a 25
Fine Syrup at) a 30
P 11 Volasaas 38 a SO
K O Ifolutaa 10 a II
Hdoabs?Cut Loaf 71* 7$
Povrderod Ola 7
Standard Granulated G?a 7
Off Granulated GJn 0)
Standard X ft j
Off A 0 n 0 J
lei low 0}a 5>
Extra C nnd It Light Sja r.
rnoowcK-App'eii,green.per bbl. 1 00 al 75
Apples, dried, quarters In 3
do slieed l^n 2
do evaporated 2 a 3
ltcans. white n
Colored a
Cabbago per lb dnll a
Bacon?Hog round, per lb 8jn 'J j
do Sides, as to qunlity 8 a KJ
do Shoulders as to quality 7 it 7 .A
do Hams, its to quality 11 a 12 j
do C It Sides, Western 7 a 7J
do Shoulders, Western 5 n 5|
Hulk or dry salted C It Sides 5 n r.
do " Shoulders 4 Ja 5
Beef, Fore quarters a
do Hind uHartem a
Pork, Slaughtered Hogs a
Salted Hog Uound 8|tt flj
Hotter, prime per Tb 10 n 12
do Common hard to Bell
Beeswax, per lb 20 a 21
HlnckhnrricH, driod, per lb 0 n OA;
Chickens ? Dressed apiece n>
do live, apiece, spring 10 a 20
Corn?White, per bushel, new 55 a 00
do Mixed or yellow, now 50 a 52
Corn meal per bus.,unbolted, old 55 n (H)
Cherries, pitted 7 n 8
I''KKH. lu'r dozen, fresh, in crates 8 a 0
Flour, Family, per barrel 5 00 n5 50
do Extra 4 OU no 00
do Superfine 3 50 n3 75
do Fine ?n 3 50 a4 00
Feathers, prime live gOOSO 42 a 4 5
Flax Seed, per bushel 1 OS nl 15
Ginseng, per lb 1 50 .nl 75
Lnrd, Va. nod 'IVnn. 8 n 8J
do Rctiucd Common 0 n
Oats, pel bushel, Spring 31 a 32
PeaeheS, dried, peeled, per lb 0 a 7
do dried, impeded 2 a 3
Potatoes, per bushel, dull 50 a 00
do Sweet per bid. n
Raspberries, dried per lb 12 a 15
Itye, per bushel 00 a 05
Hags, per lb 1 a 2
Seneca root, per lb 20 n 35
Sumac per 100 lbs 75 n 80
Turkeys, dressed, per lb n
Venison hams, per lb 12 a 15
Vinegar, per g illou (eider) 10 a 20
Wheat. Red, per bushel, GO lbs 7ft n 85
do White " " 70 a 85
Whortleberries, dried 8 a it
Cannf.d Goods?1 lb Salmon, 1 75 al SO
per dozed 1 75 al 80
1 lb Oysters, per doz ,n 75 nl 15
2 lb Tomatoes ?? 1)0 n 05
3 lb " ?' 1 20 nl 25
2 lb Corn " 05 nl 25
2 lb PenobcB " 1 40 nl SO
3 lb '? . 1 75 n2 25
1 pint rieklcn " 1 15 al 25
1 quart " ?? 1 CO nl 05
Haled Fobaob, .tc?Hny, Tim?
othy, per tou 13 50 al4 00
Mixed. '? 12 00 .?13 00
Clover, prime, per ton 1> 00 nlO 00
Ship Stuff, per ton 21 00 n23 00
Bran por ton 17 00 n!8 00
Sheaf Oats, per ton, baled 15 00 nl5 00
Buckwheat Flour 3 n 31
Seeds?Olovor Seed 7 00 a 7 75
Established 1866.
H. BOSENHEIM & SON,
Sow. Pnopiirr.Tona or
SPRING DALE
Pure Rye Whisky,
No. 375 W. Bii.timobk 8t.,
BALTIMORE.
PRICE LIST:
pbb oalxon
Spring Dnlo Pnro Rye Whisky.
S yaars old 94.00
Spring Dale Pare Wyo Whisky,
8 years ?M ft.CO
Jockey Club, (Penna. Ryo,)
4 yenrs old 3.00
Roc.kbridgo, (Vlrgiuia Ryo,)
3 yenrs old 2.00
N.E-Rum, Finest Quality, - - -2 00
Pnre South Hampton Apple Brandy, 2.50
Pnro Malt Whisky.3.00
All .Other Liquors Equally
Low.
We deliver nil goods to Wharves
or Railroad depots free of charge,
furnish Jugs or Demijohns, nnd pack
them in boxes securely, free of
charge,
NOTICE.
Under tho rules nnd regulation:! of In?
ternal Revenue Department, wo can not
Bond Liquors C. O. D. Thereforo please
Bend P. O. Money Order, Postal Noto or
money by Express, for amount of goods I
ordered. '
fit ; ' nl - V ?
F. A. KI
? DEAL.
916 Main St.,
I have tlic Largest and Beit Stop
Best Goods and Latest styles. Sno
ders promptly and carefully filled,
goods are not satisfactory A<
F. A. KTNOKLE,
016 MAIN ST. LYNCHB URG, V\A.
_? B
G.A.SJ3I
FOR
COUNTRY PRODUCE?
1
Parties having But tor. Eggs, Bonns, Fruits, Poultry, Meats, Fnt Cat
tlo, Hogs, Sheop, Grain, Sec, for sale, will do well to call on or address
THE SOUTHWEST VA. IMPROVEMENT CO.,
POCAHONTAS, VJL.
Those in need of MERCHANDISE ot ?nJ description, cannot fail to
be suited from our stock.
Now invoices in every dnpnrtmcnt. reccirod monthly from Philadelphia
and New York. La?n*t Novelties in Prints, Dress GooAh and Notions eon
stautly on hands. Full linos of Roots nnd Shoos, Hats and Caps. Clothing,,
Lad ics Wraps, Bonnets, Jowi-Iry, Watches, Clocks. Smokers Articles, Gents
Furnishing Goods. Drng?. Patent Medicines. Largo assortment of Toilet
and Fancy articles, &c., Sec,
S OUT WEST VA. IMPROVEMENT CO.,
Pecshentae, Tazawall
G. W. SHAWVER,
Contractor and Builder, Undertaker nnd
Wholesale Coffin Dealer. Also
Manufacturer of Furniture.
OjKEEFFE ST., GRAHAM, VA.
Will furnish Doors, Sash and Blinds, Brackets and Mouldings all sir.es on
short notice. Will furnish Plans. Specifications and Entiiunt.es of Buildings
of nny design. Stair Building a speciality. Satisfaction guaranteed.
SEEDS,
If you want to Sell
EVERGREEN AND RANDALL GRASS SEEDS,
or wi?h to buy |
CLOVER SEED, TIMOTHY SEED. ORCHARD GRASS,'
or any other Seed-, vrrito to the
Largest Seed House
in Yirgimiin, which is
WM. A. MILLER & SON,
Aug.G-ly Lynchburg, Yn.|
SALEM STEAM PLANING MILLS.I
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N. HOCKrVSAN, Architect and Builder,
?ALSO MANUFACTURE": OF?
Window Sash, Blinds, Mantles, Brackets J
Balusters, Window and Door Frames, Hand Railing, Flooring,
N?wel Posts, Ceiling. Laths, Ac, Sec, ifcc, Sec.
' '.' e are prepared at our Steam Fiustory to supply Carpenters nnd others]
' * with nil kinds of
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As low ns tho same can bo obtained in Lyuchburg or elsewhere. We alsc*|
iiinuuincturo to order
FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS.
tft?"DRAWINGS nnd ESTIMATES furnished on application. Orders]
solicited, which will bo promptly and satisfutorily tilled. Address,
July lG-ly. N. HOCK MAN. Salem, V?.
Established 8837. _
HENRY SILVERTIIOItN,
912 MAIN ST^ LYNCHBURG
CanieB a full stock of Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry, Silverware,'
Clocks, Spectacles, Spoons, Forks and Knives.
MY PRICES ARE AS LOW AS ANY HOUSE IN THE STATE.
Evorything warranted as ropresontcd or money refunded. Send for
catalogue freo of cost. Address,
H. SILVERTHORN,
Liynchburg, T?. |
J. M. Ldtheb.. G- G. Goonm.
Established 1858.
MARION FOUNDRY
AND MACHINESHOP.
Plows and all kinds of Heavy nnd Light Castings. Grist Mills, Saw
Mills, Bark Mills, Cane Mills, Plaster Crushers, Corn Crushers, Horse
Powers, Woolen Mill Machinory, Circular Saw Mills, Turbine Water Wheola,
Rubber nnd Leather Belt ing. * Particular attention paid to all kiud? of
Mill Machinery nnd contracting for Mill Furnishings.
Kkfeiiencrs : Hon. J. P. Kelly, Robert Ireson, Mill Wright, Tazowoll (
IL, Va.. J. C. Idol, Mill Wright, Hampton, Tenn.
LUTHER & GOO DELL,
fT.arion, Va.