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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-19
HB1iL GOODS FOR THIS MONTH

a PAIR or SOLITAIRE DIAMOND EAR
a mars. weighing S< czrsrs a,@ wesre s-r.-e1 -
rsse tr1soa- yerS>c1sT 70 -ax.sa s-S - ina
sss tsss ~ simply grrg<o1< o&r fhf-n a. A IA
import 49, -
u fAsk OF SOLITAIRE DIAMOND FAR
rnSs- wraxalEg cAra1S OF q csesre kszas xsesse
pesseszsr cEf - match. Antwerp <rri- usssazr :
p, nsSn.sn an1 g czrxsing lnstrs- price Is sss
tAsF n%Ftr cos hess sAaa $500 10 import
a. MAGNIFICENT DIAMOND AND gr-rv
= cspsy nag pCe0n hood rsAses ana = a. D.
1as1e afzzaa0d II the CENTER ha.st<rxr. xrsSa
rig SOL white 1ixznax>as q rxr~ aerss-resgn
keFSe~Es diamond And emerald yszsr rure wAss.
e1AAssg,es we<AzHr Ia carx1s Ard zrpxr ere
t-zf.ztaS A pair a. solitaire csArsrad <Ar-fnr<
EssxHsrs carat sx caaire s-xsa ensur xsd very
nefs a SSe. ~ez2s ross ~ lsAsa $50 % dnplscare
A HORSESHOE SCAgF PIN. s Px-nr WHITE
"A dlsrncrzsss zns exceptionally ere s~neyxses
= Hasxa.nce1f psly cf gens's disrnead sleere Ars-
tons 1T51ace steel cni1r Elaxnrrex 81 rxr% -ssrs
Hcn- weighing s.rss Ties. ks.r.crr~ AZ r--sxrs-
cA-iy enETAvf1- or price d $50 shsy wousc corr
mere 20 0gnascxse-
MARorlSE RINGS BEING VERY MITCH
~ sca<bE amer we VII describe fssr s,sar w-Frl
Ezsd reASy Purchasers n car rrsre- an erp~-.Es
nns casor- s--ezade3 hr 10 drs1 w1t@- siarns.rras
y $50 sdaAzaons All rzhv nasreusss ,sr,- : -sr-
eon olncd rzhv xu-rozns&-1 hy - eNzs-a <ssa-s.-s
sssss white cik-ruazs harsnz rrr-rr-ss ssr4~r -
70 rsrr fzrxe rznr ars 3ssr<nsa IA x-ors=, -$-~
z r1re white Oh Nine Diamonds ans lxrs> a.
exrfFsarzrs1,v sre r1oAes in The cez.H< 81 rAs
nSncasos$y ssN price q s1sa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-19

Annmess Of grade tax suits were called in
80 Aehsenherg's court yesterday on 6emur-
- q defendants to the eisy's complaint, and
~ v3e cveryuled. 30 that the defendants viii
- y required to answer for not paying their
snoa toward grading Howell aud Depot
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-19

IN sscck Of Humphrey Jones was attached
Doesday by ]. Miller & Co On an account for
- ser boots and shoes sold on November Is.
- Miller 4 Co. claim that Jones has assigned
- = secressrg his property with intent to de-
u1ad his creditors. and is converting his prop
~ iaso money in order to place ii bcyond their
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-19

Produced from the Laxative and nutritious susce
O; California :sgx, con- hsncd with the medicinal
virtues OF plants known 30 be most beneficial 10
The human sySsern, acts gently ca tie kidneys,
liver aud bowels, sssetaally cleansing the sys-
ten. dispelling colds and headaches, aad caring
hahstr.i eos,~s.rAfsca
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-19

A2gus Macintosh brought suit on . $500
niocry note against James r. Hamilton and
- IN the superior court yesterday. The
- rs dated October Z. ISIS, and was secured
qenorsgage on ell Of 10: ., section -. town
- north OF range Z. except . narrow strip
n4b owned by the Seattle, Lake Shore q East
q Railway Conpary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-19
RACES
VICTORIA JOCKEY CLCh
SPRING RACES
NAY AND 9. ISL
PROGRAMME

PROGRAMME
Firss nay-EYseay. Nay !. 1881: cenrnrocsng
p -, FIRST rzce-fr esrsux. xS<e class. Beasts u
5. parse. $eSo. Sec1sd rae sl1asnE = EEe
keAss. In 3, r1rse ti5a TAirA race- Aondssexs-
ta< ka<seS hcnA 6<te oWnsz II TIE rESyInce ~ cse
month r-evscus q race: Sen1eDen drivers. heAss
II = ea-rzsces -: p<SHe- CUP ar So 81 n4s1ess,
vaaael $50 TozrfA rAce-a mise caxe. cssszs go
saezsea riders Minimum w<zskt las poGnass a.
trance. IS: pxxSe- czrA
S-%naa Dxs-SxzErtay, Nay :. 1891: ina rsce
-KrcSlsns ssa pacing. nee fcc IN. nssez y ,:
parse xSa0 SSx<A rEce-REnzsG<s 2Asze hears
La s. purse. 8S1Q Seventh rScs-fs3o rczr -2ee;
= maze dA>es epen 10 p<nsss ses ev~< AA2s ssuers
10 rtSe. pxtxe, cup or xA0c3eL E4gAsA r1te-SDe<E
paA,e. II mite cxxh. pnrse. $40 xzza rse<< a
psAres secaza horse 10 save erssrAnce tee- cF<e II
- Eaxi1els &AseA sAtssd and eg1ec n The p<o-
vsse~: xeaEAfs ssT Aze. entrance fees 10 pc cez-
q purse
Saa~s asoce Ae<se As<xrszfzCn rzs<s - u heyS ts
tree1 81. sSSs. asa Feer2Axy O. lses, rsSssessvs.y
EEfzAnes. 10 PER ceEl ct F2rxe- P0xses Ssvsdea 20
- and 10 pe< ceas-, - enter. 80 START knr-ses
close April q. ISL Fec entry eaA1k4. f1Fzh<s
eencg.scn< and r2zsxrasArS aaera W H RATx-
11zDaA Secxssau. =. O bo2 - vscsa<A \ Z
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-19
Mary 60, S Little lamb,

Mary 60, little lamb,
And thea she wanted q rsaner;
She went 10 ST Third street
And bought OF Z. CAr.sisaner.
She took the piano 10 her hozna,
u WAS aCaSas. the rule
Her papa Sent Eae plane hack
And sent Mary o1 20 school.
Por MARI WAS IN q pickle,
An obstacle she had met:
She sent word 70 tie IaEssc store,
she'd have iAe piano yet
TIE piano went 10 tie house again
TAss tine is went 20 stay.
Her para saw II was Nose & Sons,
And toek IL right away.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-19

..s~,,;or a sssrscse. 70 the call OF the hoard
~ r,s,a;sc works in another column. fcs BIDS on
city SUPPLIES fos Nay and June T. W. D. aas-
ervox. secretary.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-19

SEATTLE, April Io. 1891.
Another Of the Monday Spe-
cial Sales.
A half-page lad " in another
portion Of the paper tells the
particulars of the sale. 1t is
all about sateens, challies, hos
iery and underwear.
Besides what you read in the
other lad" keep in mind that
Carpet Department offers Ia
pestry Brussels Carpet the
kind with Moquette patterns,
at ooc the yard, and those ele-
CANT extra, super all-wool in
grains at 75c the yard
You will be pleased with the
25c cheviots at Dress Goods
Department Have all the APP
pearance Of the high priced
goods. Hard to tell one from
the other.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-19
Read sas Us: ana watch It grow.

Tners is no cgae article in tae liae OF medicines
thai gives so isrSe q return for sse money as =
rood raross ss-eDgfAiag plaster. sUch ss Carter 5
smart Weed and Reilssenna BaeSseAe PlaSssrS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-19
Change Of Time.

Steam ship rrcaier viii IN future leave for
Txrrraa every Tuesday and Friday MORNINGS
At cello ck instead o. :, and leave TscoI1s ioE
seattle sar days ~ p n, commencing Tues
a. Anr{f n
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Read the ilss and watch it grow.

Nh Charles Ecxsss. Of Eassesa oregcn. was
cured Of asthma Of nftee2 years ssaas-as os
Me<assas Revealed Remedy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-19

Kxseusavs Csaniesss q Cruelty - Anl-
1als Society Orgnnlses-
The lint ueesinx Of the execHfive hoard Of
the Goeiexy for TIE Prevention Of Cruelty 70
Animals W. held lnDs night q he CAanbx 81
Commerce. The president. NJ r J. Grant, tie
sscretasy, Mr. John g Esan. md Disee1on G z
Conover, Jerome csxiin and AliEed Hoanan
were present
In accuxdnuce With he consultations To on
cIaa terms of - several directors wess 6xsds
he neehod befng By lot. - follows:
10 serve one year-NesEn- G. !. CCnCver and
Jerome Caflins 70 serve tuo yeas-AfA A. Z.
Burveu and Mr Alfred Holman; 70 serve tnEee
1cGsaw.
The city editors Of tie several caily papers.
Nr. VIZ n Parry, Of the FDs1-IxzKz1IGKxcKH,
Mr. John G. Egan, OF the Teegragk. and M r D.
Coxan, of the PYos- Tfas, were designated ~ .
committee 70 increase the membership Of the
socieey. with authority TO receive mo neg, etc
MeurA Conoyer and Holman were made
committee 70 bring The general purposes of The
society and IT. work before The children OF the
public sehoois-
The president stated informally that he had
been very greatiy surprised 1t the number OF
persons who seemed to b actively interested In
this work and who had called 70 confer with
him q president Of the society. Many instances
Of cruelty, wanson and outrageous 70 the last
degree, had within the pest few days been
brought to his notice One man, for example,
had seen live cat cast into furnace; another
had seen horses brutality beaten. md 50 on He
thought that there would Be no difficulty In -
curing The enforcement Of laws FOX the protec-
t50n OF animals and declared that ths society
should lose no time in securing proper legisla-
don, both municipal and state
The president and secretary were instructed
70 correspond with the societies at San Fran
cisco, Portland and elsewhere, and 70 secure
copies OF the laws enacted through their
agency, with the view Of using these laws -
suggestions. or possibly. ~ the basis Of laws TO
be urged upon The Legislative bodies Of this city
and state
Ii was the sentiment of the meeting th2t one
OF the FIRST practical efforts Of The society shorad
be to secure the appointment by the city gov
eminent Of Q police of.icer to derofe his time TO
the enforcement OF the laws which il Is hoped
70 secure One of the gentlemen present stated
that be had held conference with Chief CT
Police Rogers, and that the latter had declared
himself heartily in sympathy with the pur-
poses of the society, adding that he would
officially and otherwise cosperase in the fullest
way 70 secure the ends aimed ct.
a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-19
ESSENTIAL TOPIC, TIE PRICES

~ a N zfss- l-n-,ossstv for azy enc rs, "a 80
srs1ta Do zzarser whA1 F-sce roo rrlar xssA - nav
1Ssf szzszay Sazfss the rzztxasan uf S<-3szr "a
nAH t-e prscR Charged esszwse-e ARC ~. are rssrr
- Als1nlAan f1hf Repatriation. s@ss1rr u s4ss rsrs-x
" 90 sc are Abe 70 make tie ssse-z3 ss~ ~ r.k
rs o.s back less 10 per c>x II % <aSrzssz,s
sA Toe bll of sx1e. knowing rh&s a. rbe r-sra. NJ
sf-a scx they vi ,ever b< refarne.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-19

r H. RASIS CLOTHING COMPANY.
10 vaE want Your boys dressed ssvsasasy ard
cco1cmie2lsy1 RrS2s them 10 tie 7. n Razia
CsosAlng Company, aae Fr0nS street
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Read the lis. and watch ii grow.


Northumberland Pacific Ho.et-Tscona-
Rates: &, g. 50 s1d IS re- day.
Read the l.xs and wxeeh il grow
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Eneaas, Ruhies and Sagphires.

t1seszbing purchasers ~ rsressn.s -Hsrsd 80 rss
g as~fseef sae cpzossas sleek 81 sssszp1nFsS xre
a1-ezsS NE exAsssss Il II shs ix-xess IN r. Eex~
osI saeN Sssio7rS z-e rscke5 zss fsiAsrnrss< as
~3schFs ans ssz- showcases rIs@a wssh gsET-rr-
a1s Gems rsseraalnE peFsexz s-e4xn ~ sfrp n -
ss7sSs ss1S ezsliv fsrEozzea Ere-rrss-sr zzs-- =,
- A-c cifs- rrssgs stones have spv The
.-sss-snss s-.zn rae largest 20 The Smallest al
,enEsses In sas --latest and mast ss<<saf ssssrs.s
Nov cozneS lAz -
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FINE UNDERWEAR
Fine underwear for summer. I. u. Rsstr
C,osaiug Company. sas froos street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-04-19

Inspectors Of Customs Taylor Holden and
Mum arrested three Cinnamon On the $40 train
for Portland yesterday evening on suspicion that
they we're uzlawfuily in the country. S0ae OF
these arrested could speak the English language
or make themselves Understood when inserrog-
ated- Iheg sre nDw ixnguishing IL the city
Jail. and ON Monday VIII appear before United
States Commissioner Emery
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Read tie list and watch il gro,

xaoe 70 ioaa as CAGE, O. inside property hy
" J. Cara "a. ~ and u safe Deposit e1iaolug.
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Read the lisa and watch u scov.
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-02-20
ElREwoRI<s BY DAYLIGHT.
Wonderful Accomplishments In Japanos
pyruJschnlcn.


Wonderful Accomplishments In Japanoso
PyrotnclinicS.
Tho most delicate and altogether
wonderful fireworks arc tho bombs
mndc ~ tho Japanese, to bo exploded
in Tho daytime. THESE bombs arc some.
tiinoa spherical in shape and somo tincs
cylindrical, and occasionally tho two
forms are combined in cylinder with
ball at ono ond.
Fired from steel mortars, tho bombs
explode In mid-nir. After tho smoke
has cleared away, n figure of somo Gort
goes floating of into tho upper air.
Two enormous dragons twist and turn,
rs II in mortal combat until ST. Guorro
In tho guisc OF thoir own fiery tongues
bids them bcgono, and thoy vanish In n
puff of Gmollc. Porhaps tho Japanese
goddess OF mirth hilariously wavcs n
littlc thrco-corncrcd flag with q square
hclo in it, and smiles bonignly down
until sho has sailed away out OF sight
Tho combinations produced In these
day fireworks arc almost ondloss.
Tho figures arc bags made OF worry
thin, nir-tight paper. Tho explosion
OF the bomb inilates thom with hot Dir,
and tho principle comcs into operation
which wo take advantage OF in "hro
balloons"-which, by tho way, arc mado
in u bewildering variety OF shapes and
eolors by tho Japanese.
Very beautiful and almost unaccount-
able effects aro produced at night, also,
By tho Japancao bomb-malsors. Por-
hGps. nftor tho bomb explodos, q gigan-
tic cluster OF grapes hangs suspended
In tho Sky, tho colors changing gradual
ly from dark, rich purple 10. o brilliant
silver or gold, and finally fading away,
ono grape ct q time. Il no Japanese, in
oldcn timoa, said that when the grapes
were gone thoy had boon pluckcd by
tho gods; and during times OF pcaco ard
plenty which wore, unfortunately,
few- they ofton offered thoso fiery
dclicacios to tho particular god or god
dess to whom thoy attributed their
good fortune.
Brilliant CLOUD pictures" arc also
mado by tho Japanese by exploding
bombs. Tho sky Is at first lighted up
with dull glow, which slowly concen-
tratcs into silvcry cloud, This changos
color many times, 0nd finally rolls opon
lillo scroll and disappears, leaving In
its place dozens of tiny floating um-
brcllas, zach with q littlo flame at tho
bottom of its handle which burns up
ward, fitfully illuminating the others
and itself rs they slowly circle toward
tho Garth, until they are all consumed
Sometimes many little lighted lanterns
float about until thoy nrc ''snatched by
The littlo gods to light thom to bed.n--
Youths Companion.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-02-20
.rAE EsRrA.s cuRvAruRE.
It Amounts to About seycn Inehos to Tho
Statute Milo.

It Amounts to About Seycn Ipehos Z q Tho
Statute Milo.
Gonerally speaking, wo say that tho
curvature OF tho Garth amounts to about
seven inches to tho statute mile; moro
exactly, IT is GOD inches to tho mile or
tsos inches for geographical milo,
ANY amount OF artificial assistance Will,
optical instrumonts docs not mako 1t
possible for tho eyo to perceive tho loast
iota OF curvature, oven though tho gago
Is directed from tho highest ominoncc.
This Is because tho vision is not capable
OF comparing heights and distances.
Tho cifcct OF tho known curvature of
the globo may be illustrated in tho fol-
lowing manner: Tako down your plobo.
place book, pane OF glass, or ovon q
ruler against it--oithor OF tho two ob.
lect first named -hcing bost adapted to
such an experiment.; you will observe
Instantly that tho book or panc only
touches In ono point, tho globo's sur.
face falling away in all directions from
tho point OF contact. Now suppose tho
oceans surface to DO calm and frozen
and sheet Of glass many miles square
laid upon it At one milo from tho
place OF contact tho glass would stand
out nearly eight inches (thls measure
mont being upon tho ocoan, tho milo Is
nautical one), In fact, Will lack but
OBS OF an inch of boing oiCht
inches from tho pano; at throo
miles 1t will bo ak foot, at
nino miles fifty-four foot and 30 on.
Tho number OF foot OF depression in
equal to two-thirds OF tho square OF tho
nnmbcr OF miles for any observable dis
tancc. Tho atmosphere plays an I'M
portant part In estimating tho Visibility
otoblccts; on this account part OF this
depression must bo cancelled to make
goou tho phenomenon of rcfraction,
which causes objects OF all kinds TO ap-
pear higher than thoy would IL thoro
wero no atmosphere. Careful mcasurc-
ments hnvo shown that tho orror from
reiraction averages moro than ono.
seventh OF that from curvature. Tho
rnlo, therefore, commonly used for cor
roction OF curvature and rofruotion is;
Square tho numhcr of miles and tnke
four-scvcnths of IL for tho correction I'm
foot Thus II IN object 10 Visible MT o
distance Of iivo miles VIC may know that
its height 10 ut least fourteen and ono
third foot Or, II tho hoight OF visible
'"Jss" ~ """"H-suy ono nunurod FOOT
-tnko one-fourth OF this, multiply by
seven and takc the square root Of tho
product (Which givos the distance of tho
ob1cct), in this oaso fraction of over
thirteen miles. A man swimming In tho
ocean can perceive towor two hundred
foot high and niretocn milos away M u
moro spcck on tho horizon; but IL tho
man wore elevated ono hundred foot
above tho surface OF tho water ho could
plainly perceive q tower ono hundred
foot high at distHnce Of twonty-six
milcs.-St Louis Republic.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-02-20
THE NEW DISCOVERY.

You have heard your friends and
neighbors talking about it. You
may yourself be one of the many who
iknowafrom personal experience just
how good a thing it is. If yon have
ever tried it you are ono of its
staunch friends, because the wonder
fui thing about it is, that when once
given n trial, DR.. Kings New Dir
covery ever after holds place in tho
house. If yoi1 have never used it
and should be afflicted with cough,
cold or any throat, lung or chest
trouble, secure o bottle at once and
give it fair trial. 1t is guaranteed
every time or money refunded. Trial
bottles free at A. +. Hargrayo's
Drugstore.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-02-20
N. s. w EXTENSION TO WASH.
fNGTON CITY.

Officers of the Norfolk and West
ern Railroad Company in Pbiladel
plia say that they have no inten.
tion of building a line from Front
Royal to Baltimore, but that they
have three or four engineer corps
now in the field laying out a line
from Front Royal, Va, to Washing
ton, ID. G. The road will be made
as nearly as possible an air line,
aud the work OF construction will
probably be begun within two or
three months. This extension to
Washington is considered of prime
Importance, as all Southern travel
tepds.to the capital AT Washing
ton connections will be made with
the Pennsylvania railroad and by
that'line Baltimore will be reoched.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-02-20
POLITICAL COURAGE.

There have boon few public men in
American politics who ever display
ed such courage as Cleveland dis
played when he sent his "cpoch.
making'seiasssages-to Congress i'll
1886; but he made no mistake then,
and he served his country if he failed
to serve himself; and we shall not be
surprised if il turns out that while
other leaders have been, and are now
scheming in their own interests and
watching the force and direction Of
tho several popular political fads of
the day with view of riding them
into power, this man Of heroic pluck,
of unselfish purposes and robust
common sense, has wisely called, if
not an actual halt, at least salutary
check to Socthern and Western
Democrats in their headlong prog
ress toward that most illusive and
yet most pernicious of ell econmic
follies "cheap money"
But, be the letter polite or impoli-
tic; be the position sound or uu-
sound, the country cannot fail to
recognize the grandeur of the man,
the tremendous courage of the man,
who thus imperils his almost certain
grasp upon the highest Office on
earth, by the free and unrestrained
expression of his views on q burning
question that divides his party and
his country. Political heroism has
seldom matched this; and the Repub
lie, nor no real interest of the people
can ever be endangered under the
leadership of such man.-New Or
leans States.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-02-20
NATURE AS A SOUTHERN
BOOMER.

The Atlanta Constitution pro.
nonnces nature q Southern boomer,
and says that for the second tire
this winter a furious blizzard of snow
has locked in its icy fetters the in.
dustry, commerce and transportation
of the North and West, from New
York to the Dakotas.
1t is q familiar story. Travel is
blocked, traffic is paralyzed, the cleo
trio lights are out, and at night large
cities are in total darkness,
For months during every year no
ture directs her most destructive
forces against tho northern belt of
the Union-a territory whose massed
capital and combined corporations
control the industry and trade of the
country, and compel its products to
pass through inconvenient ocean out
let's to Europe.
at a time when the South ciamors
for direct tradc with Europe the
blizzard emphasizes our demand.
Perhaps we need no glib tongucd
representative to present and argue
our claims. Nature is powerful
boomer when she takes an active
a.
hand in anything, and this winter
she has been calling attention in the
most pointed way to the advantages
of tho South. It will not be long
before the business interests of this
country will recognize the fact tina.
it is bad economy to ignore the great
transportation systems and perfect
harbors of the South, far below the
snow line, beyond the reach of biz
zerds, and never obstructed during
any month Of the year.-Roanoke
Herald. n
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-02-20
Submitted in l.. p. and It.
JAMES P. KELLY, }
JAMES O'KERrFE; : Com.
Wlf. G.. YOUNG.
CARS OF COAL AND COKE
SHIPPFD

The Norfolk and Western Railroad
Company has lately issued monthly
statement of the number of cars of
coal and coke which hnve passed
through Bluefeld since January,
1855, from which the following fig
ures are taken:
The total number of cars shipped
through Bluefeld in 1885, was 90
500, beginning with 2,136 cars in Jan
uary and closing with 2,547 for the
month of December. In 1886 the
number of cars was 41,S71; in 1887
the number was 57,46S, being q
monthly average of 4,7S0 cers. In
1883 the number was 77,346 cars, an
average of 6,445 cars month. In
1889 the total number Of cars ship
ped through Blueield was 92, 1876,
and the greatest number in any
month was 9,040 in October. In 1890
the number of cars was 102,565 with
lO,4O6 for the month of March of
that year. The number for january,
1881, is 9,299, q very good begin
ming, but 573 less than for the salno
month last year.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-02-20
A DANGEROUS POLICY.

Is to buy spectacles at your resi-
dence from peddlers, as many OF
them arc impostors. i will pay a
liberalreward for information lead.
ing to the arrest of all such men who
claim to be my representatives.
positively employ no peddlers any do
not sell them my glasses. Thegenu,
inc Hawkes. spectacles have the
name Hawkes." stamped on the bow.
a. K. HAWKES..
Alleyes fitted and the fit guaran
teed at the Drug Store Of A. .. Har.
grave.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1891-02-20
BUCKLEN's ARNICA sALyE.

THs BEsr SALvE in the world for
Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
fsheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
antecd to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by A. Il. Har-
grave.