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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-05-08
Clinch Valley News.
FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1891
IN DfEMORIAM.

Died, of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, at
Stonewall Jackson Institute, Alb.
ingdon, Va, on April 10, 1891, Ma
tilda Corrcll, aged Is. Tho de
ceased was q daughter of Andrew
j. and Salina Cornell, of Tazcwell
county, Va.
Hers was singularly pure life,
illuminated by a simple, implicit
faith in her Savior and q, desire to
serve Him, which led to the quiet,
faithful performance Of the small
est duties assigned her. During
her stay in the school no teacher
had occasion to reprimand her for
any cause. A spell Of scarlet ie.
yer, some years since, had left her
lungs in a very delicate state, and
she seemed to entertain no hope
of recovery from the beginnings OF
her sickness. On the day OF her
death she requested some one to
pray with her, and at the end Of
the prayer she said in icrvcnt, low
ing tones, "Jcsus Jesus! oh bless
JesusW She then requested that
the following should be repeated
slowly to her, after it had been
sung:-
"Oh if there's only one song 1 can sing
When in His beauty see the Great King,
This shall my song i'll eternity be
l am so glad that Jesus loves me "
That her last days should have
been spent away from the home
she so dearly loved would seem "a
strange ordering of Providence, did
we not feel that her life and death
in the school had been IL God given
example to many, ana that some,
at least, Of her schOolmates had
been impressed and drawn nearer
the Master. May lie who doeth
all things well grant that these
impressions may be strengthened,
and may Tend to the honor and
glory Of the Savior she loved, and
the salvation Of precious souls.
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FROM BAD TO WORSE.

The ordinary treatment of conta-
gious blood poisoning is to drive
one poison from tho system by in
Producing another. The result in
most cases, has been TINT which usu
ally follows a leap from the frying
pan into the fire. TO put it mildly,
mercurial md other mineral poison
inSs have disadvantages which arc
hardly less serious than conta eious
blood poison. In either case the
system is wrecked; and yet there is
no reason why humanity should con.
tinue to suffer. It is the Office of S.
5. 5. to cure contagious blood pois.
iuing. For that disease the medicine
is surely specific Aud it is also
its office to cure mcrcurial and other
mineral poisoning. LII short, S. S. S.
is tho great blood purifier. 1t de.
stroys the germs of tho contagious
disease, and cxpels from the system
all forms of mineral poisoning, Ii
restores health and strength to the
sufferer.
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OPINION OF u. S. MINISTER
SCRUGGS.

MIR. A. K Hawks:Dear Sir: Per
nit Inc to join in the expression Of
admiration for your wonderful eye
glasses, that you have received from
the highest authorities. Where the
finest material is combined with such
perfect construction, the combina-
ton is bound TO produce u softness
and clearness of vision unequaled by
any other glnsses. all strain is re-
moved from the eyes of the wearar,
which improve till their strength of
sight becomes perfect. Very truly
yours,
WILLIAM L. SoRUGes, U. S. Minister
to Venezuela.
all eyes fitted and the fit guaran-
teed at the Drug Store Of A. u. Hur-
grave.
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REMARKABLE GROWTH.
Increased Facilities.

The College was ct first without grounds
or buildings of its own. It now owns the
finest location in the city. at the intcrsec-
ton of Broad and Vanxhall Streets. It
occupies three large buildings. with 2n0
rooms. The main building and the new
annex were erected especially for the Col
lege, IN d, instead of being rambling
group of unrelated houses, they possess
special adaptation to their uses. Sur
rounded by broad streets and ample alleys,
the College is beautifully lighted thor
onghiy ventilated, warmed with steam and
hot mir. supplied with warm and cold WIN.
ter, gas. electric calls, telephones, pnssen-
ger elevator. and all other modern con-
veuiences.
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BUCKLEN's ARNIcA sALyF.

The Best SALvE in the world for
Outs, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilbiains, Corns and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Files, or no pay required. 1t is guar.
anteed to give perfect satisfaction.
or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by A. f. liar
grave.
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WILLARD FILLMORE
1887.

fits a good timer yet," said the
old farmer, land many time have
been offered $1,000 for it,"
large gold seal that also belong
ed to the President is attached to
the fob.
The estate will be settled up to
morrow and then the heirs will go
to Niagara Falls for short time.
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SCHOOL YEAR BEGINS sEpTEaIBE1,
?, 1891. SEND FOR CATALOGUE.

" lEGlNIA:-In the Clerks Office of the
Tazewel! Circuit Court, april IL. 1891.
a. l.. Strnus and Lewis Gunst, merchants
and partners under the firm name and
style of \ l.. Straus Il Co.
Compleinnnts,
John f. Galloway, administrator of w. j.
Fletcher, deceased. and the unknown
heirs at law of w. J. Fletcher, deceased.
Defendants,
In CHANcERY.
The object of this sut is to require n
settlement of the accounts OF j. f. Gallo
way and to enforce the lien of complain
ants Judgment on two lots of land In Po-
cnhontas, Tazewell county, Va.
And 1t appearing by an affidavit on file
III this Office that the heirs mt law, if any
there he, of w. ]. Fletcher. deceased, are
unknown to compliments, the said nm
known heirs are ordered to apnenr here
within fifteen days after due publication
of this order and do what is necessary to
protect their interest in this SUIT, and that
copies hereof be published and posted us
prescribed by law.
A Copy-Testo:
H. BANE HARTMAN, d. G.
HENRY & GRAHAM, p. q. april.
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Literary and Scientific Adj
vantageS.

The standard of literary training is
high; libraries of reference are omen to iii
the pupils. The stereopticon is used as n
means of illustration to givs interest to
literary studies. Authors are read in their
lending works. For scientific instruction
our classes have the benefit of lectures
md experiments from the Professors of
Vanderbilt in the laboratories of the Uni
versity. Persons of high literary chnrac-
ter are annually employed to lecture be-
fore the pupils of the College.
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Music and art speciaIties.

The College has seven teachers employ
ed i'll tho Department of Music. including
Mrs. Biondner, the celebrated pianist. and
organist of McKendree Church. Vocal
Music IL under charge of successful
teacher. large Chorus C,nss is gratui-
tously taught The institution has one of
the handsomest and best equipped Art
Studios i'll the city, located SO as to receive
the best light. and to afford tho finest un-
obstructed views OF the city.
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BUSINESS CHANGE.

Having bought ont the interest of my
brother, w. G. lIarrisson in the firm OF
Buchanan S Harrisson, the business will
hereafter he conducted under tn, style of
4. b. Buchanan IL Co. We cordially in.
vito the public to call, examine our goods
and do their buying whero every advnn.
tage will be given them. Our stock will
be kept up to the mark
JAS. d. HARRIssoN.
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In CHANcERY.

a
The object of this suit is 10 recoyel
debt of $3.50 which G. Montgomery
his life time owed the plqintiff, with l
terest from the Goth day of septembl
1880, until paid, subject to credit
$3.50 paid September goth, 1890, anal
enforce for its payment nm assieamdl
mado by the said G. Montgomeryin
life time to w. }. Henson, trustee on 2el
September, 1890, assi6 ming him all d
moneys the Graham Furnace COMPANY a
the Graham Transparent Ice Compa!
were then due him and, also if necessa{
for the payment of this debt, to enfoI
ms mechanics lien against certain bull
ings owned by snid Graham Furnace Col
pany and the said Graham Transpard
Ice Company.
And it appearing from affidavit All
that due diligence has been used by
plaintiff, and on his behalf, to ascertain
what county or corporation Pascal Ful5
IL. NJ, Neel and w. IT. Jones. defenda{
in this suit are, without effect, il ia oral
ed that they appear here within is all
after due publication hereof and do WI
is necessary to protect their Interest,
"A Copy-Te ste:
II. BANE HARTMAN. IyCf
s. w WILLIAMS & w. j. HENSON, u. a. am
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mo; there can be no question as
to the future of Virginia and West
Virginia. They are on the high road
to prosperity cheerily responded
the genial Observation-Disclosures
Manufacturer.
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RELIGIOUS INSTRUCTION.

The College is a Methodist institution,
but not in any bigoted sense. 1t was built
by leading members of our church; the
Trustees are ALL METHoDIsTs; SO are the
controlling clements of the Faculty; we
use orr Sunday School literature. The
tone of the institution is deeply religious.
There is n Furnishing Missionary Society
i'll the College.
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Physical Training-cymnas-
iUm,

The College is the pioneer i'll introduce
ing. Gymnasium equipped with over 90
varieties of scientific apparatus for the
training of girls in strength and health.
The exercises are adapted to cure bodily
defects, to expand the oh .st. prevent lung
troubles md to improve the general phys
ical condition of the pupils, The results
are surprisingly beneficial.
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IA AMN ga YEAEci Iundertnke 10 briefly
UE9HH teach nny fairly int person of eiii,tr
DJy ~ %s; ~ %as
swherver they live Will furnish
~ @ u or ehrloynrn'at which AMOUNT
No money Tor mo unlrss
learned desire hut each district or eonn,y
ave already Taught aud provided with isr-,
nd Ya ere making oyc. $4,000 tne NEW
-. g. ALLEN, ssox 43O, An.i,ntn, Mmf Is'
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-05-08

VIRGINIA In the Clerks Office of
:, Tnzewell Circuit Court, April 15, 1897,
la@e"eil County, Complainant,
James II, George, John II. George. II, A.
George, L. L. George. G. w. George, G.
5. Gildersleeye and Louisa Gildersleeve.
his wife, L. v. Williams and the chill.
dren of Sailie w. Williams, deceased.
whose names are unknown, and who are
proceeded against us unknown parties.
Defendants,
In CEANcErY.
The object of this suit is to obtain title
to the land in the bill mentioned, consist.
ing of about 1913 acres, lying in Baptist
Valley in Tnzewell county
And it appearing from sufficient owl
dence on file in said office That the defend
ants. james H. George. John II. Geor ,e.
1. V. Williams, are not residents of this
State. and that the heirs Mt law of Sallie
w. Williams deceased, nre persons whose
names are unknown and who are proceed
ed against rs parties unknown, it is order
sd That they each appear here within Is
days after due publication of this order
and do what may be necessary to protect
their interest in this suit, and that copies
hereof be published and posted us pre-
scribed by law.
A Copy este:
H. BANE HARMAS, D. G..
CHAPMAN GILLESPIE, n. q. april.
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GEO. w. ST. CLAIR,
ATToRNEY-AT-LAw,
TAzEMELI. @. IL. Va

Practices in the Courts of Tazcwell and
adjoining Counties and in tine Supreme
Court of Appeals Mt Wythevlile. Particu-
lar attention paid tc the collection OF
claims.
eJ-Koom Is, Stras Block.
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sa, "'uo year is being mado by John n
Goodwin, Troy. MY. AT work Tor ~. Rradsr
you h,sy n"i make as much, but We can
lsneh ouiGickiy how 10 rarn ffnm IS 10
Sio ,'hy at the start, aud more ~ you 20
gu. Both sexes, all ares. In any pnrt ~
t n,net,sa, you can, eoinInruen at home, civ
Ivy Az your iime,or sIsre moments only to
every worker. We start YOU. fprni.I,t,s.
e.e.yihins. EASILY, SPEEDILY lsar1sd
FREE. Addrc,, AZ onec
SiiAsOS n co., PORTLAND, MiiSE.'
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-05-08

" lRGINIA:-In the Clerks Office of d
. Circuit Court of Tazowell County Ap|
W. $. Mercereau, PlaintA
vs..
u. Montgomery's Administrator ei ais.
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foz EnTaneg and GhiIdren.

"Casforisiseo well adapted to children that
1recommcnd itas superior to any prescription
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Y IRGINIA In the Clerks Office of
~ Inzewell Circuit Court, April 10, 1891.
Tazewell County, Complainant.
The morning call., 1891-09-26

little suspicious once or twice when he mas
happened to discover US in consultation, but
that is only surmiSe."
Now, Frank, want to ask great favor
of you"
Giant you learn to call me by my new
"What? Mrs. Halifax? 1 will try"
Here his utteTance was somewhat 1mpeded
by soft white hand laid on his smiling
mouth.
"You wretch! Certainly noti That will
not be necessary for ever and ever so long"
"Opinons differ. But tell me, dear, what
you do meant"
"Why, you know, when we came into the
title so Unexpectedly, l took tile name OF
Maud to please the rest of the family, be-
cause there had always been Lady Maud
Charteris-ever since the flood. l presume
and mamma thought it would have pleased
papa, had he been living, as he wanted me
to bear that name in the first place, but
yielded to her desire to call me Alice"
Sir Godfrey started.
VERY we'll, dear. 1 will try to do so,
although L have thought of, loved, dreamed
of and woned you so long as Alice that 1t
will be difficult at first to call you Maud.
Then there is another objection"
NV hat is that?"
"Why, it is the name Of beautiful mare
l have bought since my return. got her
IF Green, who says she came to him through
several hands, but originally belonged to Sir
G. offrey HerrescOmbe."
Lady Alice gave glance OF loving trust
at her husband, her doubts slleneed forever
'She is a daisy, though"
"Change her name to Daisy, then. and
call me Maud, as all my people do" SO
saying Lady Maud Charters arose and soon
her voice and that of her lover were heard
family in the distance as they stepped from
the low windows and disappeared in the
garden beyond.
As Lady Alice threw her eheck-book into
the smoldering open fire her husband softly
whispered, drawing her closer TO hin, Il
shall not 90 to Egypt just yet."-BOston
ElOha
The morning call., 1891-09-26
SAVING THE BULLET.
How Mikes Disappearance Bothered his


How Mikes Disappearance Bothere Bis
COuntryman.
During the war two recently arrived Irish
men. who made up their minds to enlist In
the service of the republic, but were hesita-
ting between the army and the navy, went
on one of the gunbOats at the Brooklyn
Navy-yard lin pursuit of information, says
the Chicago Herald. The man-of-war had
just been placed in commission and was
ready for immediate service, but was de-
layed by lack of men to man the ship.
When the erraDd of the two greenhorns
was made known to the officer ON deck he
left them alone In order TO fetch some one
whose persuasive powers would be suti-
cient to attach the freshmen to the crew.
While he was gone they noticed one Of the
huge cannon and one observed to the other:
as that big gun loaded over there, | dun
no?"
ME nayther. Michael" answered his
friend, but if it wasn't for losin' the bullet
I'd foir it off and see."
"Pll save the bullet for yez," said Mike.
as he saw big iron kettle neal by. So he
put the pot over the muZZle of the gun, got
astride of the barrel, took a firm grasp of
the bail with both hands and gave the sig
nal His fellow-countryman knocked the
contents of his pipe into the vent, heard
terrific roar and did not recover conscious
ness after being stunned by the force Of the
recoil until the officer. surrounded by
body Of sailors. shook him awake.
That wont do. young man." said he, an
who was with yon?"
" [ dunno, SORT" responded Mikes friend.
rubbing his head, ''but if he comes back as
quick as he wint, he won't be gone long"
The morning call., 1891-09-26
FAILED TO AGREE.
The Jurors in the Hall Murder
Case Discharged.

Very soon after the opening of Judge
Murphy's court yesterday it was agreed
among all interested in the Hall murder case
that the jury was hopelessly divided on the
question of whether Ida Shaddock had met
with her death under circumstances justify
ing verdict even Of murder in the second
degree.
At 10 80 o'clock, after the setting of dates
for pending cases. Judge Murphy directed
the jury to be sent for. They had been
out twenty-five hours. Attorney Knight
watched the faces of the Jurors intently as
they came in, and his face assumed an ex-
preston of relief that instantly communl-
Gated itself to Halls wife and friends.
The foreman announced that the jury had
not agreed and that there was not the slight
est probability of their doing so. They had
thoroughly discussed the case and were sat
isfied as to the evidence and the instructions
of the court but there was disagreement
on the facts.
The jury was then discharged. 1t was soon
known that seven jurors were for verdict
of murder in the second degree, while hye
were for the acquittal of the accused. 1t is
expected that an application will now be
made for reduction of Halls bail. lie Will
be tried again.
The morning call., 1891-09-26

NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-The stock market to-
day was not so active. but shortly after the OPEN
ing became strong. Union Pacific, Missouri Pacific,
Rock Island, Burlington and Atchlson being especi-
ally strong, Union Pacific and Missouri Pacific
were the centers OF attraction during the whole
day Changers a good second in activity.
In the afternoon there decided advance, and
before 1t eliminated yesterdays losses about
recovered. The market closed active and strong
at the highest prices of the day. Union Pacific is
up 234, Missouri Pacific 2ss, Lackawana H. Atch-
ison u and the rest OF the list generally from
10 u per cent. Petroleum closed at 6034c. Gov
ernments steady.
NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-United States Bonds-i's.
1851: 2's. 991a: Northern Pacific. 29sR Cana
dian Pacific, 1914 Central Pacnc. 1884 Union Paci-
nc. AZ: Atkinson and santa Fe. ass: weIIs-Fargo.
lao: Western Union, 1914; Silver. 977sc; sternng,
"a Sl94 S4.
NEW YORK. Sept 25.- wheat-September,s 81 O43s
Flour-Steady. Cofiee-Sl3 So SUGAR. / IL case.
Hops-Paclnc Coast. 14pl6c. Iiides-l3lao. Cop
per-Lake. Sl2 So. TIn-Spot $40. Lead-DomesIlc
s4 A. lron-$l4. Petroleum, 6031c.
HOPS, APRTcoTs AND RAIsINs.
NEW YORK. Sept. 25.-Hops quiet aud unchanged.
operat ons are on moderate scale In cho ice.
Vacaviiic evaporated aprcots in bags quoted
at Ss4c, landed here.
Small lots OF 3-crown loose California raisns In
bags to arrive VIA Panama. sold at sac landed here
GROCERIES,
New YORK. Sept. 25.-Coffee-Is decidedly more
active. with prices showing an advance OF 20 to 80
tial reaction followed. The total visible supply
OF BraziI for the United States is 45y,43T bags.
September, $l3 so; October. Sl2 20; November,
Sill 90; December $11 40; January, S1i 40; Feb
The morning call., 1891-09-26
THE STOCK MARKET.

Beyond the fluctuations In Savage, the market
showed no particular change yesterday and trad
Ing was rather light. News from Savage reported
the east face of the north drift the 800 level in
ore. Crosscutting will shortly be commenced at
this point. Crosscut from this drift Is also in
and looks well. and this showing is undoubtedly
what caused the strength on the stock during the
day. On the early call The nortl-end stocks opened
steady az the closing prices OF the previous evening
and sales made in Con- Cal. & Va at S55sGl5%4,
Ophir SO IS, Mexican 81 So, Best Il Betcher 50 SO
and Sierra Nevada $3.50. OF the middle stocks,
Savage steady at 81 65. and Chollar 81 90. the
balance Of the list remaining dull After the call
business picked up considerably, prices better
anG the market quite healthy. ophir sold up
as high So 80 under sales OF S75 shares Best &
Belcher 81 80, $50 shares Mexican 50 5O92 go, and
Con. Cal. & Va. $55a@957 Is, 700 shares Savage was
in demand by Marks and Homer King. and sold up
to 81 95, 1850 shares chan sing hands.
On the 80 NJ call trading was light and prices
generally shade lower.
After the call prices stfened up under the lead
ershp of savage which sold up TO IS, and the mar
ket closed healthy.
Bullion valued at S946 O6 has been received from
the Mount DIabIO.
silver was fairly strong in New York yesterday
at 98c
Al the annual meeting OF stockholders OF the Pa
cihc Borax Company the following Board OF Di-
rectOrs was elected: +. NJ Smith. President: VIII
lam Thomas. Nice;PreSident. aud c. NJ. Plumb. +.
b. ritchard and A. II. CIough Directors. A. II.
Clou2h was reelected Secretary and his financial
statement showed a surplus of about 100000.
idend of 50 cents per share. ipable October 5Uh.
The Colorado Central Mining Company has de-
cared dividend OF 5 cents per share, pay able Oc-
tOOer 10Th; Osceoia Mining Company OF 81,
payable October 18TH and the Boston aud Colorado
Smelling Company quarterly dividend of gag per
cent. payable October LIST.
The Bridgeport Chronicle Union contains the fol-
lowing about Mono County mines: "Rich ore has
been struck In the Pin Hook mine, owned by J. Ii.
job and NJ J. Carney OF Antelope Valley. They
have been working on the claim some four years,
and Off and are about to be rewarded for their
perseverance. They have ivefoot ledge, and an
assay made in BOdie returned 1874 in gold and
STA 90 In silver, a total OF SSls6 80 to the ton.
This claim is about three miles northwest OF Hoys
old bridge, In Smith valley. and is said to be on the
Pine Nut range Judge Murphy up from the
Patterson District on Wednesday, and brought
some rich ore from his 'SS aud 'S9 mine, which is
south of the Rather which Is also giving out very
rich ore"
Assessments Pending.
The following is list of assessments now pending: