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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-04-10

ii ~ pNiOi -~SVuutiJ ShHu Vi til0
mountains. Every year
$sf aid to the demand for its veg.
piles mid its fruits. and their cul.
8SMtionfwill bring millions Of dol
sIs ofSproftto this favored region.
I0me time ago the Manufacturers
'3sSeortl, in estimating the aggregate
lue Of the early fruits and vege-
Ebles produced in the South, plac
p the figures at S5,000,00O year,
Intending to be conservative, but
&engthese figures astonished many
! Eur readers. Now the Census
etin on truck farming has been
ilid it shows that during
|. South produced on truck
lone, not counting any kinds
nor the products Of market
4'3S intended for consumption
& 9by cities or towns. 1884, 036,
after paying freights and
Ssions. If to this were all.
ne value Of vegetables raised
hl consumption, the value of
Ia oranges, Maryland and
i pgia peaches, and all the other
it products OF the South, it would
Sund that the aggregate of the
fruit and vegetable pro.
4 4 = Not less than 100000, COO
ate value Of products
farms OF tie Uuitcd
'.S,5 30 was S7G,517,0OO, OF
{. ruth raised $4,000, 600,
ut, while the aggregate
i ,sted in the lands and in
! HI itural Implements used
j 1000, Of which the South
100000, or 80 per cent.
4 sf' per cent, of the total CAPT
Ested the South made A per
{ the valne Of the products.
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In CHANcERY.
The object of this suit is to recover n
debt of 1889 which G. Montgomery in
his lifo time owed the plaintiff, with in
terest from the Goth day of September.
1880, until paid, subject to n credit of
$3.50 paid September Goth, 1890, and to
enforce for its payment an assignment
made by the said G.. Montgomery in his
life time to w. }. Henson, trustee, on Doth
September, 1890, assis ming him all the
moneys the Graham Furnace Company and
the Graham Transparent Ice Company
were then due him and. also if necessary.
for the payment of this debt, to enforce
his mechanics lien against certain build
ings owned by said Graham Furnace Com
pany and the said Graham Transparent
Ice Company.
And it appearing from affidavit filed
that due diligence inns been used by the
plaintiff, and on his behalf, to ascertain in
what county or corporation Pascal Fultz.
NJ ~, Hnei and WI. Jones, defendants
this suit are, with5lit effect, it is order
hat they appear here within 10 days
! y due publication hereof and do what
y \ acessary TO protect their interest,
4 Copy Teste. y
y 4, n e hItAfAN, d. q.
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| ai1NiiN IA III the Clerk Off&43'}
Tazewell Circuit Court, March
Cosby Martin, Combat
JEFF Martin, DefendS
In CHANCrRY. W
The object of this suit is to dissot
the bond of matrimony between <
complainant and the defendants. al
u appearing from sufficient evidencd&
ME In this Office that the defendH
jeff Martin, is not resident of #E
State of Virginia, it is ordered tb,s
appear here within fifteen DAYS
due publication of this order al
what is necessary to protect his intit5R;i
in this suit, and that copies here bs'is|
published and posted as prescribe -
law. a =,
A Copy-Teste:
FL BANE HARTMAN. D
J. s. BRowNISG, p. q. arr
" IkGINIA I'm tho Olerk's Offf
v she Circuit Court of Tazewell CD d
March 25th, 1890 E
j. B. Brown, r.,
against
The Heirs at Law of John E. Whit. dec
james B. Whit, VIM. M. Whit, Andrew j
Whit, Jno. @. Whit, Geo. W. Whit
Mary b. Myer, (infant) and Joseph Mye
her husband, Elizabeth Whit widow q
Jno. +. Whit, Prudence Gates and Ano
ustus Gates, " Defo,d,,,ts
In CHANcEBY.
Tho object OF this suit is to review mn,
correct decree entered on the tlav n
May 1888, in the chancery cause of of j
Is. Brown Complainant, vs.. the heirs q
John E. Whit decd, ct mis-, Defendants
late pending in Tazewell Circnit Court
and to set up and establish late deed
and to establish an extract title to 81
acres conveyed by John F. Whit and wifi
to Geo. w. Griffiths, said land situate
on Indian and Laurel crooks, in Tazewej
County Virginia. and being the land nos
owned by Samuel Laird and Hugh John
son.
And it appearing from evidence on file
IN said Office that the heirs Mt law of job,
Z. Whit, decd, viz: James B. Whit VIM
NJ. Whit, Andrew j. Whit. John G. Whit
Geo, w Whit, Mary B. Myer {infant)a and
Joseph hlyer her husband. Elizabeth Whit
WIDOW OF John +. Whit, Prudence Gates
and Augustus Gates, nre non residents of
this Commonwealth. it is ordered finn,
they appear here within Is days after due
publication of this order, md do what
may be necessary TO protect their interest
IN this SUIT, and that copies hereof be- pnb-
lished and posted as prescribed by law.
A Copv---Teste:
n. BANE HAR3iAN. d. a
S. F. Waits, "
FULTON COUPLING, p. q,
WIRGIEIA:-In the Clerks Of;1e Of tho
Circuit Court of Tazewell County.
March 4th, 1891. y
j. P. Bufalow, Ccn,bla;no,t
Nettie Bulfalow. Defendant
In CHANoERY.
The object of this suit is TO dissolve tba
bond OF niatrimony betwecnytbe complain
ant and the defendant, and Il appearing
from sufficient evidence on il} in this Of.
ace that the defendant, Natie Bufaiow.
is Is not resident of this stael lit is ordered
that che appear here witliilfifteen DAYS
after due publication of tfigbrder and do
what may be necessary toI FotSet her in.
terest in this suit, aud ttatEopies hereof
law, I'll
A Copy-Teste
I !. ,,no,,,, j, i. BASE HAfMaN, D. G.
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TREsPAss NOTICE

All persons are warned, under penalty
|oi the law, against hunting. FISHING ~
otnerwlss trespassing upon nay lands.
June ~ no. Il. W. WITTEN.
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VIRGINIA I'm the Clerks omo. q
ialeweli Circuit Court, Mnroh sc. 1891
Iy ~ III IL. Dick, William A. Dick, Franz
~ DICK and Walter Lawrence. partners
Cemplainants,
Edward Brinley, Clinch Valley Coal and
iron Company, Frank NJ. Dick, Trustee,
N' "a ~ H OF Defendants,
a, Inc object of this suit is to recover bv
sne compliments of the defendant I'd.
T m Brinley, the sum of Six Hundred
IN ," rs win interest thereon from the.
t titn day OF March, 1890, and the costs Of
, Sn,s sun, ara to attach and subject to the
p.ynient thereof the one undivided half
,a" Luz, e5t or moiety of the defendant. Ed
s;tn ,a nfiniey' In i've certain lots of land
OF oasI sTne IN the town of Richards, County
" " haizeweii, State of Virginia, conyeyed
~ ~ s .ii EDWARD Brinley and A. G. Norris
~ .ne Ciinch Valley Coal and Iron Com
pa ny deed duly recorded In said comn-
o,,d 'g.Mis: LOIS 1, and in section rs
anu Lots and in section SO. ~;
ana 1T appearing from sufficient evil
uenee = on ME IN thIs office that the defend.
anss, Edward Brinley and Frank M. Dick
al ~ noh-residents OF this State, it Ia order
gu 5 mat they appear here within fiftaen
u.ys arter due publication of this o-fler
. &, 'i no Whaf may be necessary to protect
! nelriinserest in this lsuit. and that COMES
scribed by law. : 90 r
Copy--Testo
II. BANEHARAiAN. ID. o. 4
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>. H. FULTON. s, NJ n cor,
Late Circuit Judge. County Judge
wytheyiiie, Va. Tazewell 9. ii. Va.
FULTON It COUPLING.
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SCHOOL YEAR BEGINS sEpTEN
2,1891. SEND FOR CATALoGt

VIRGINIA In the Clerk s Off
Tazewell Circuit Court, March
Cosby Martin, Complai
jeff Martin, Defen
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-01
NEW ENGLAND BRI=FS.

BY a collision of two freight trltn'
on the New England RaiIro I'd at New
ington Junction, Conn, several train
hands were injured, out none seriously.
The First National Bank, of Dam r.
iscotta, which closed on account of tins
suspension of the Maverick Bank OF
Boston, has resumei businesSH''
The doors of the Maverick Nation al
Bank at Boston were opened yesterday
and the bookkeepers are delivering re-
ceiver's certificates to depositors who
have proved their claims.
j. H. Whltnore, OF Naugatuck, Conn.,,
has notified the Board of School Visitors
of that place that he will build $33,
900 school building and present 1t to tine
town. He is also about to present a
park to the town.
The hearing on an application for a
new trial In the case of Isaac b. Saw.
telle, awaiting execution for the MUIR
der OF his brother Hiram, at Roch 'ste r,
February 5. 1890, occurred before Asso-
ciate Justice Chase of the Supreme
Court yesterday afternoon at Concord d,
N. d.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-01

Yes, still another cut in prices, one
more slice taken off, and this time big
one. We didn't use an ordinary knife; we
used carver. We have gone through
our boys suits and have picked out all the
broken lots and marked them down where
they must go quickly. Suits that were
So and 81 now So. Formerly S. now 81,
and So, 81, IS even as high as $40 now SIS.
Do you know what it means when we say
this, it means that we have abandoned all
ideas of getting back what they cost us.
You pocket the profit and we make the
best of bargain which is good for you
and cleans up our seasons business. Fresh
goods as we'll as rightly made is oul
motto, so we clean them out while they
are fresh and start the spring with empty
counters. Over 100 of these suits come
while we have all sizes, 4 to Is years.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-01
PENNSYLVANIA BRIEFS.

PittsbUrs street car lines have gone
The new warship New York, will be
launched at Philadelphia tomorrow
afternoon.
The funeral of Mrs. Ellen Drexel, wi fe
of Anthony ]. Drexel, took placs yester :
day afternoon from the family residence
in Philadelphia.
The black wielder Of a razor, George
Shorter, who cut Rev. Samuel Am
brose's abdomen open in church at De la
ware City, was arrested at Chester,
Governor Pattison has appointed
Christopher e. Heydrick, of Venango
County, to succeed the late Associa te
Justice Clark on the Supreme Bench.
Rev. John SculIy, who has been re.
moved from the presidency of the Jesuit
College of st. John, Fordham, N. Y,
will 60 to PhiledslPh to be q professor
IN Sc. Jossph'S College.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-01
HAD EveRYoNE's CONFIDENCE

benjamin BsrensOn and the Manner IN
which He Got Away With S15.
BOSTON, Dec. 1.-Benjamin Berenson,
a dry goods jobber Of Salem, and one
of the best known and most trusted
members of the Jewish colony here,
who disappeared Saturday, taking with
him between SIC, 900 and $40, 600 in cash
and valuables, obtained from his He
brew brethren of all conditions and &C
equations, has carried on his jobbing
business prosperously for six years, and
all his obligations have been promptly
met.
For some time past he has been ex-
changing his checks for cash among his
acquaintance, and as every check was
honored at the bank at which it was
drawn, there was no question as to his
credit. 1t is stated that this system OF
raising money was adopted for the pur-
pose of enabling Berenson to secure as
great amount of funds as possible when
the time came for his alleged premedi-
tated departure.
Berenson left behind him q wife and
child. Mrs. Berenson thinks her hus
band has deserted her for former do
nestle of the family.
A warrant for his arrest has beer
sworn out and placed in the hands Of
the police
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-01
TO RULE THE HOUSE
Contest for Speaker Getting
Warmer Each Day.
FOUR CONFIDENT CANDIDATES
Hpringers Sudden Boom Causes Many tt
Believe He is the Man,

The Democratic Caucus WIN be Held
Saturday Night Estimated Strength OF
the Leaders. Crisp and MIlls-Modil.
Inns Friends JubiIant Over His Chances
Uncertainty rs to the Number of Votes
There VIII be In the Caucus.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The Speaker
ship candidates and other leading Demo
Gratis have begun to discuss the subject
of what is the best hour for converting
the Speak ership caucus. Generally the
conference is held on the Saturday nigh
preceding the Monday upon which Con-
Gress meets. 1t has been thought best
this year to hold the caucus in the after
noon, as it is always done when there is
a prospect of a protracted fight
Mr. Mills, of Texas, however, predicts
his nomination on the arst ballot, and
is therefore in favor Of having the eau
Gus in the evening, as usual.
With striking unanimity both old and
new members, except those coming
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-01

at Wizards, there are not, by actual
count, so Democratic members in the
city of the 235 returned elected.
Breckenridge of Kentucky, Tracy of
New York, and other prominent men
have sent on word to hold their mail as
they will be here in day or so, but the
contingent at present in the capital 10
not sufficient to base any reliable esti-
mates upon as to the strength of any
candidate. No word has yet been re-
ceived from Judge Holman, chairman Of
the Democratic caucus, as to when it
will be convened. Judge Holman's mail
is still being forwarded to him out in
Indiana
just now there is much discussion Of
the respective chances of Mr.. Springer,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-01
Miners, Hours of Labor R.duc.d.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 1.-The announce
ment is made at the Office of the Phila
delphia & Reading Coal & Iron Com
pany, that, pursuant to the agreement
made at the meeting of the sales agents
of the varions coal-producing companies,
held in New York last Tuesday, the
production and consequent tonnage will
be restricted, and in order to accomp lish
this purpose all the collieries of the
Philadelphia & Reading Company will
commencing to-day, reduce the hours of
labor in the mines. This is n custo mary
measure at this time of the year.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-01
Well Known Builder Dead.

WORCESTER, Mass, Dec. IA special
from New Orleans says: Caleb Alex
ander Parker, a we'll known retired
builder and contractor, died here yes
terday, aged IS years. He was native
of Worcester. Mass, and came to this
city in 1882. Soon after he went to
Jackson, Miss, where he erected the
Mississippi State Capitol, the State In.
sane Asylum, the Kinds County Court
House and other public buildings. He
also built a portion of the New Orleans,
jackson & Great Mort hern Railroad,
now the Illinois Central. He came to
New Orleans again in 1859, where he
erected some of the finest buildings in
the city, among them the st. Louis Ho-
toI
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-01
Case of Maverick Bank Directors.

Boston, Dec 1.-The United States
Grand Jury assembled to-day. The
cases of the three Maverick Bank di-
rectors will be presented some time dur
ing the term, which lasts until the mid
die of March. The District Attorney
says: II cannot say W hen the cases will
be presented. This department is all
ready to begin now. The facts and fig
ures from the bank examination will be
presented to the grand jury, and
nothing that may have occurred since
Oct. 20 will affect this department"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-01
Died from Unnatural Causes.

AsBURY PARK, N. j., Dec 1.-The
mystery surrounding the sudden death
of Miss Mamie Bishop, the pretty young
daughter of David Rowland of West
Asbury Park, has not yet been cleared
up. An autopsy was made yesterday,
and while the physicians will not make
known the result of the investigation
they do not deny that the girls death
was the result of unnatural causes. The
Doremus, of New York, for analys sis,
and the inquest has been adjourned for
two weeks, pending a report from the
anecialist
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-01
Tragedy in Springfield.

SPRINGFIELD, December Landlord
George Barr of the Warwick house, and
his wife were found dead in their room,
at 10 o'clock this morning. A bullet
hole in the temple of each and a revol-
yer on the floor told The story. 1t is be-
lieved that Barr shot his wife and then
killed himself, and jealousy is believed
to have been the cause. The woman
was in full street costume, reclining in
a chair. Her husbands body was found
lying on the floor. They were last seen
at 10 o'clock last night talking earnestly
in the hallway. Mrs Barr was a dash
ing, handsome woman of 25. She was
Barr's second wife.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-01
A Case For the Humane society.

Last August, while getting in hay, in
a meadow in the town of Harwinton, a
prominent citizen and his sons had
some trouble with their pair of oxen.
The team became stuck in the mire
and one of the oxen lay down and
would not get up again. In order to
make the OK get up one of the sons took
wisp of hay, lit it and put it under the
OK. The fire soon spread to the hay,
the OK was badly burned on one side.
The OK has::.'sinces been in a terrible
condition. Humane Officer Simmons
of Winsted went to Harwinton Satur.
day, but returned TO town and has put
the case in the hands of State Humane
Agent Thrall,' not knowing just what
action to take.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-01
The Appeal DIsmias ed

Boston, Dec. LIN the United States
Circuit Court yesterday Judge Colt dis
MISSED the appeal of the Boston &
Philadelphia Steamship Company, the
owners of the steamer Parthian, in the
libel of Nathaniel G. Scott for damages
for a collision between a schooner and
the steamer. The decree of the District
Court. assessing 81, $50 against the Par
THAN is affirmed
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-01
SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETINGS.

~ Secretaries are requested to send in TIL
dates of meetings of societies, lodges and club
and to notify us of any changes of regular meet
ing nights.
Meetings This Evening.
Brass City Hose Co.
Naomi chapter, No %, O. E. S..
First division, A. o. H.
Daughters of St George.
La Societe st Jean Baptiste.
Freundschafts lodge, No 8, o. D. H. S.
Anchor lodge, No 40, N. E. o. P.
Court Meanys Pride circle, G. of F.
Court Falcon, A. o. r. of A.
Brooklyn Athletic club.
Iron Hall, local branch, 1893.
Council Of Chosen Friends.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-01
IncendIarles In a Vermont Town.

RUTLAND, VT, Dec 1.-Great anxiety
exists among the people of the village
of Castleton, 70 miles from here, on ac-
count of incendiary fires that have pre-
vailed thsre at the rate of one a day.
Several barns have been burned and a
number of dwellings have mar rowly es-
capped. The villagers have organized
vigilance committees, which patrol the
streets by night, and it is proposed to
hire a city detective
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-01
AdjudRed Insane.

NEW YORK, Dec 1. - John G. Roth,
who attempted to assassinate Rev. John
Hall, Sunday, and Louis Armand, who
was arrested a few days ago for forcing
his attentions upon Mrs. Chas. B. Alex
ander, daughter of the California
millionaire Crocker, were yesterday off
cially adjudged insane.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-01

just how many votes will be in the eau
Gus. The Farmers Alliance members
intend holding a caucus of their own,
and even Jerry Simpson does not know
how many will be in 1t.
The most conservative OF the Demo
cratic leaders say that the Democratic
caucus will contain about 1913 members.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-01
Indian Judgment Against the U. $

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-The Court of
Claims yesterday, in the case OF Old Set
tier aud Western Cherokee Ind ians vs..
che United States, ordered that judg-
ment for $3.50, 900 be en- tered a INST tnr
Uuited States. 1t grows out of tn, re-
moval of the Western Cherokees from
GEORGIA and North Carolina to the
Cherokee country.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-01

teresting themselves in the Speakership
contest as much as If they belonged to
the lower House. Senator Pugh of Ala
bama is particularly interested in Crisp's
behalf.
Senator Vest spends considerable time
about Mr.. Mills headquarters, and
strongly favors the election of th1
Texan, as he believes that Tariff Re.
form should be the only issue in the
Asxs campaign, and that there II plenty
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-01

WASHINGTON, Dec. Mr.. Port.r, the
Superintendent of Census, is confined
to his house by an aggravated case of
tonsilitis. He is engaged, however, in
preparing bill to crea5e permanent
census bureau
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-01

from states having
candidates in the
field, when spoken
to as to their choice
for the Speakership
intimated that they
had not yet made
up their minds, and
til at any pledges as
cribed to them are
without foundation.
in Guiding Colonel
Hatch's Missouri
delegation, which
arrived in full fore 9
last night and have
takan nm 0uarterS
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-01

of time to ettle the silver question at
ter the next Presidential election. Sena-
tor Vest's influence may mean a great
deal, for Missouri has IA votes, and
Missouri Democrats believe in needing
the voice of their Senator.
If the silver question becomes thus
prominent. it is generally believed that
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-01
Gov. Russell Cann.t Att.nI.a

BOSTON, Dec. l. - On account of a
pressure of business Gov. Russell will
be unable to accept the Invitation ten
dered by the Marquette Club of ST.
Louis to attend the reception to the
Right Rev Peter Kenrick
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-01


Mills must gain con-
siderable strength
in the Eastern and
New England States
where Judge Crisp
was considered par
.ticularly strong.
One thing that
makes it difficult to
even guess the re-
suit of the contest,
ia that no ona knows
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-01
The Yorktown Ha. Reached Chill.

WASHINGTON. Dec. IA cable dis
patch received at the Navy Dspartm ,nt
announces the arrival of the gun DO t
Yorktown at LoSa, Chilli. She vii
probably relieve the Baltimore of furth".
duty ut VALPARAISO
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-01

the latter's sudden
boom being a fea-
tuTe of the con test.
1t is claimed for
Mr.. Springer that
he has almost the
entire Northwest at
his back, and he
claims to be gaining
ground steadily.
1t is generally be-
lieved that the peo-
pie interested in the
Worlds Fair Intend
to make a great effort
to elect Mr.. Springer,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-12-01

for should he be elected the Worlds
Fair would be very likely to receive a
liberal appropriation from Congress-.
Shrewd observers who are unprejudiced
admit that the Illinois man will make
a much better showing ON the first
ballot than even his friends had expect
ed. Judging from the way he is con-
Quoting his canvass, it would not be
surprising if he did not receive the solid
supper of the Northwest, for the Demo
Gratis, like the Republicans of that Sec
ton. are very clannish. Mr.. Springer
is posing as the candidate Of doubtful
State, and insists that Illinois can be
carried by the Democrats next year.
"Mills can't get it. " said an observe r.
who has been close to the fight witho ut