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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-02-19
TURF QUEENS.

There was quite on attraction in
Graham Tuesday morning for the al.
fnirers of blooded horses. Seven
fleet footed Kentucky FLIES were un.
loaded hero for Maj. Walton's stool,
farm, north of Graham They we're
purchased near Lexington, Ky, by
MIR. Walton, ut prices ranging from
$500 to $4,000 each, their ages rang.
ing from two to four years. Their
limbs resemble those of n deer almost
as much rs horse. They were Taken
from an Arms palace horse cur, di
rect to the farm, where they are
cared for by Mr.. Cline,a Noted horse
man from Connecticut, who says he
has pulled the lines over tie bnck of
Maud 5. and other noted al, ers. "
The addition OF the seven b.antios
to Alaj. Walton's already handsome
stock, will make his stables the most
noted in the State, and ii will b.
worth the while to take run up
from Richmond, Ilynchburg and Roa-
noks III the spring to see what this
enterprising gentleman is doing III
the way of producing some of the fin.
est bred animals in the South. The
following are tho names Of the new
purchases above mentioned:
"Annie Lucille" four years old,
sired by Pancoast, record, 2:2l4,
first dam, Hnllie TraA,, by C.yler.
Iris four years old, sired by Nor
man Wilkes, first dam, Eta Clay, by
Lofts Napoleon. Iris made her guar
ter as ycarling in AZ seconds.
"Wilbrooke," two years old, sired
by Wilkesboy, first dam, Kate, by
Allen Book.
Samoa" three years old, is q beau.
tiful mahogany bay, sired by Bonnie
McGregor, whose record is 2:l:,i.
first dan, Hylassie, by Hylas, record,
2:244.
'Perrette,' two years old, sired by
Juror, whose record is 2:24Y. first
dam, Mildred, by Membrino Star,
record, 2:2S4.
"Carino.' four years old, sired by
Galiban, whose record was 2:3i.
"Neebang,' three years old, sired
by Strathmore, first dam, Fe: nleaf,
by Ajax. Neebang has a record OF
2:l0.- Headlight.
We gave cursory mention of the
above in our last issue, our informa
ton coming from al indirect source.
We are pleased therefore to give a
h'ore complete account of such an i'll
teresting matter.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-02-19
TRIBUTE FROM A LAiipAS5ES
PAPER.

"Thc fame of Hawkes. Spcctacles
has gone ahroad, and we'll 20 lhcv
deserve it, For years these glasses
have been before the public, and in
no instance have they failed to give
entire satisfaction. Success, univors-
al success, can only be attributed to
tho fact that they have 10 equal.
whieh we verify believe to be SO. If
your friends want II pair of glasses
that viii DO Il genuine solid comfort
to them, let them purchase a pair of
these excellent spectacles."- lamp.
asas Dispatch.
All eyes fitted and the fit guaran
teod at the Drug Store of A. L Har,
grave.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-02-19
NOW TRY THIS.

It will cost you nothing and surely
G" you good, if you have a Cough.
1c"ld, or any trouble with Throat,
4 J'est or Lungs. DR.. Kings New
discovery for Consumption, Coughs
Colds is guaranteed to give re-
J. =, or money will be paid back
'i!erers from La Grippe found it
lost the thing and under its use had
q speedy and perfect recovery. Try
q sample bottle at our expense and
l@nrn for yourself just how good a
thing It is. Trial bottles free at A.
Il. Hargraye's drug store. Large size
s09., and S1,00.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-02-19

The first kickers against the scheme
for the Improvement of our roads ap
pear ill long letters to the editor of
the Headlight signing themselves
Citizen" and Eastern respectively.
We had certainly hoped and expect
ed that this was subject on which
there could be hut ono opinion The
above gentlemen fear that the eas,
end of the county will be ent rel,
neglected in this important matter,
uud that the Court House vicinity
only will be benefited. NVo fail to
understand why they anticipates neg
lect OF the eastern end only-wly
not the western, northern or south
ern! These gentlemen have evidently
not visited their county seat br road
Tor many years or they would not
make use of the astounding express
sion that we hafo 'some kind of
roads'up here. Ii they were better ac
qumnted with our SO called roads they
would have changed their phraseal
ogy to worst kind of roads, This
Great Eastern also suggests that
the old "Tazewell Ring" are tho pro.
motors of the scheme, and for that
,eason alone it is to be condemned.
All we have to say is that if The
"Tazewell Ring or any other body
will only build us good roads, it will
deserve the gratitude of every citizen
that uses them and will have done
more for the county's development
than any law yet promulgated. For
the sake of enterprise, let us be unan-
imous on this all-important subject,
and not be like school boys ut game
of ball-quarrelling because they can
not all pitch at once.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-02-19
$3ooFoR EACH NEGRO.

In his newspaper, the Gazette,p
liShed at Raleigh, N. O., editor John
IL. Williamson, colorcd, announces
himself as candidate for Congress.
lie intimated last November that he
would be candidate.
He Gays his platform will be com
pensaiion for ex,slayes as proposed
by President Lincoln, who, at the
'ino he made his famous free propo
sltion, admitted that they were law
ful property of those claiming to be
'heir masters, and proposed to pay
S3oo each for them, liboratc them,
aud stop war. Williamson declares
that letters from all parts of the
country commend his views.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-02-19
BEA.TTY'S. PIANOS AND Or
CANS.

Hon. Daniel L. Beatty, The great
Organ nnd Piano Manufacturer, is
building and shipping more Organs
and Pianos than ever. IL 1870 Mr.
Beatty left home pennilass plow-
boy, and by his indomitablc will he
hns worked lis way up SO as to sell
81 far, nearly 100000 OF Baatty's Or.
Gnns and Pianos since 1870. Eu.h-
ing seems to disheari n hnt; obstl.
c'cs laid iii his WY, ill.,, wo;,ld have
wrecked any ordinary man forever.
he turns 20 an advertisement and
comes out of it brighter than ever.
Ills Instruments, rs il well known,
arc very popular and are to be found
IN all parts OF the world. We are in
formed that during the next ten
months he intends to sell 600, 600
more Of his make, that means II basi.
ness of Si20,GJ0, 800 if we average
them Mt SLIGO each. It is already
che largest business of the kind in
cxistencc-Snnd TO Daniel Il. Benity.
Washington, New Jersey, for Gaia
lo1ue.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-02-19
THE LOTTERY COMPANY
WILL GO TO MEXICO.

New ORLEANS, Feb 16.-At last
the true secret of tho Withdrawal OF
the Louisiana State Lottery from the
fierce political struggle which has
Eeen raging for five months is out.
The Louisiana State Lottery will be
removed TO Mexico in 1898. Presi
dent Diaz has expressed himself ia.
vorably.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-02-19
A CLEVELAND COMRINE.
The NORTHWEST IS soLrD Fou H,a

LIE NORTHWEST IS SoLtD Fon H,M
Chicago, Feb. ia combinations
IS said to have been engondercd dur
ing the past ten days to throw tic
votes Of five Northwest States solidlv
to Cleveland mt the Democratic con
vcntion. The States mentioned as
being included in the combination
are Minucsotn, Wisconsin, Iowa and
the DAko,us.
They will, so the Democratic com.
pittec state, be unanimous for Glove
land from tlo start, with the oxcep.
ton of Iowa, which asks the priv
legc OF cas;irg a complimentary votc
for Byiea on the first ballot. Il is
agreed that MI tho States shall hold
early conventions. The Minnesota
committee will meet Tuesday and
name the date of its convention for
March 22d, and tue others will fol
low i'll quick succession, all being
held before April 18th.
This solid Northwestern move. its
promoters state, is TO offset the effect
OF Hills New York convention in
February.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-02-19


bit is so simple, so logical aud prac-
tical tnat wo wonder it was not
adopted before, much as we wonder
that it took generations fer men to
realize that car wheels did not need
to run in cogs
VIII you please hold your nose
tightly, shutting the air passages,
aud then try to run swiftly; do You
think you would go far, no matter
how wild or angry you We're? Do
you not think your mind would turn
TO making an effort to relieve The
stoppage of breathing? Suppose this
pressure could be regulated to hair.
partially shutting off your breathing
or grading it to the finest pitch, and
supposing you knew that your privi-
lege to breathe depended upon your
obedience and gentieness; don't ,on
think you would soon learn to bo
gentle and ohedicnt -? That is the
principle of BIRTHS Automatic BIT ?
The pulling does not act OH the bit
itsoit, llccraiins the mouth TO no ad
vantage, but ii works outside of tie
hit on the rubber pads, each Of which
rests against the nostril, and as the
rem is pulled these pads are pressed
against the nostril, gradually shut
ting of the wind III proportiona,c
time to the strength thrown into tho
pull OF the rein, which Is, regulated
by springs Mt thc side The bit also
cleverly allows the mouth to open
slightly ut the same moment by pres
sure of the bar in the mo nth against
the lower jaw, SO ;hnt vcrv limited
amount OF air can pass iii that way
when the nostrils are entirely closed.
But what nre the results OF it's use?
Letters have arrived from all over
the world, letters seen DIV the writc,.
telling of incident after incident
where it has made vicious and ur
manageable horses as gentle as kit
tens
The amount of il ia, horses are like
mon; when they sec there is abso
inteiy 10 use iii Fitting they quietly
submit.
What grand invention this is, ! A
man can let Ills wife, mother or
daughter drive Il spirited horse and
know they are safe. II he has had II
horse utterly beyond control, he can
now drive him with comfort and
ease. Many horse now almost use.
less can be made worth thousands
with this bit. In fact no horsoinan
should lose the opportunity of secur
ing DIR. l.. p. BIRTHS descriptive pam
phlcts, giving illustrations of The bit,
with complete descriptions, letters
from all over America, prices. &c
Ina advertisements in this paper
should also be carefully noted. His
Office is 81 College Place, New York.
Another invention OF the Doctors.
which will soon be upon The marke,
and which will so far toward revoln-
ti0nIzlng the horseshoe aid nail in
dustry. Is = nailiess shoe.
The shoe is SO simple that i. makes
one smile to look at it. H. is simply
IL grand inventions, rs it is Il long
wearing shoe and it will at last put
an end to sore feet, lameness, lock-
jaw, &c; III horses from rails beinu
driven into the foot. 1t is 50 rapidly
adjusted that t. man can take his
horses shoes of; every night about
as easily as he can take OF his own.
horsemen should not fail to be in,
formed of this Improvement.
LADIES
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-02-19
$2, 100000 FOR N. G. w. I'M.
PROVEMENTS

Tho Norfolk and Western road has
made arrangements to secure Mt once
S2.0O0,000 needed to insure The cnrly
completion Of tho Chic extension,
work on which has progressed slowly.
Under the financial arrangements
previously made, Kahn, Loeb ~ Co.
agreed Mt a conference OF security
holders 10 advance hall the amount
Ii other i'll cre*ts would provide the
balance. This has been done.
Tie money is advanced MS a loan
to be repaid from sales of new stock,
which will first be iTcrod to present
stockholders. aud if not taken by
them, will be taken by the loan avn
dictate. The expenditure of the pro.
ceeds will make the $1,000, 900 nj
ready expended productive by con
Meeting the Scioto Valley division
with the main iine.-IGx.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-02-19
A WONDERFUL BIT.

It's wonderful bit, rs is demons
trated by two facts. al examination
OF it's simple mechanism and the rec
ord 1T has made in stopping every
horse, regardless OF its viciousness,
Oh which it has been tried.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-02-19

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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-02-19
4. i. KELLY.

1s1lsyrVN'; IZ1GFI IsIrTE.Il; Az.MkrlAG
E'C. St.j.s
Contains Csc EtUnS,rs;i Recipe; for InalS-
inr delicious Er-t:i5r chc;.uly ard Quickly
1T home. T@iS boot; Is given away At drug
and general stores
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-02-19
A PREsBYTERIAN MISSION

WAsnENcroN. Feb 1.-THE South
ern Presbyterian chuach has decided
to plant n mission i'll Coren, that in
terestlnS country so recently opened
TO entrance of foreigners. Msssl S.
Reynolds, Johnson and Junkin, of
tho senior class in Union Seminary,
Va, have been commissioned by the
general assembly, and hope to start
in August next.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-02-19
A CENTURY OF PEACE

We have the right to expect that
the ''hun,Sred year bonds" will bring
nsa century Of peace.-Richmond
Dispatch.
This is not an unreasonable ex-
pectation. Contrasted with her con
dition for the past thirty years, the
new e!a npon which Virginia will on.
ter under the satisfactory adjustment
OF her debt will indeed be one of
peace, and with intelligent economy
III the management of her resources
and prompt payment Of interest on
her bonds she will put all her deb.
troubles behind her and go forward
to great aud enduring prosperity.
a century of peace Thinl. OF the
wonderful possibilities comprehend
ell i'll this phrase and the hopes it in.
spires. The people of Virginia can
well a!ioi d The annual outlay required
to open mp such vista of material
advancement, with all the opporluni-
ties OF lettering their fortunes chat
VIII come wi:h it. They could even
afford 10 MAKE some sacrifices if it
were necessary, but Fortunately it is
not necessary. The new settlement
Is easily within the present resources
OF the State.-Lvnchburg Virginian.
--s.-u--rp-----
OPPOSED TO FREE PASSES
Mr.. Thomas E. Goode, of Neck.
lenhurg,presented bill in the House
OF Delegates making it misdemean-
or Tor any member of The Leeisla-
lure, County, Circnit, City or State
Judge, or any other State official to
use passes or tickets, or accent FREQ
transportation from any railroad.
steamboat or other transportation
line. The penalty for the violation
OF the provisions of the proposed act
is fine of not less than five hundred
dollars to be recovered on indict
ment. The preamble TO tho bill sets
forth that 1T is generally believed by
the people Of Virginia that most of
she Legislature and Judges use free
passes.-=Ex.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-02-19

Needing tonic, or children that want building
NJ. Shnnld take
BROWN iiiDN fslp"EisS.
=, it's llcnstnt la take, curcs MaluIia indigcs-
'iti.. AM Hhi0usness All dealers kcepi it,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-02-19
IN HASTE.

! will be occasionally in the CLINcH
VALLEY News Office for the purpose
OF settling all old business of the pa
per prior 10 lis recent change. Those
indebted will please call. In my ah.
scaco settlement may be made with
Il. L. Wright.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-02-19
BUCXLEN'S ARNICA SAIyF.

HE BEST SALyE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt
Hhcum, Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Germs and all
Skin Erup;ions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required 1t is guar
antced t" give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by A. e. Har
grave.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-02-19

"The use OF 'Castoris' il TO universal ard
OF superercgation 10 endorse &c. Few a-stls
Intelligent families who 90 not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CARLOS MAuTYS, y. D.,
Nuw Tori; CITY.
LGtc Pastor Blooningdalo Reformed Church.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-02-19
for EnfanGs and Children.

"Cnstoriaissovcllad adapted to children that
recommend II as superior to Eny prescription
known TO me" II. A. ARCHER, II. D.,
Ill So. Oxford ST., BrooElyn, NY.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1892-02-19

No. ID connects ut Norton with L. &N.
Tairoad for Big Stone Gap, Middlesboro.
louisville, Cincinnati. and all points west.
fuiiman Slecpers from Norfolk to Louis.
vile via Radford md Norton.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27

powers and its duty In ordering an investi-
cation into the processes thus generally de-
scribcd by Mr.. HEYLENFELDT. Have any
occult and brain-dcpleting operations been
directed by magnetizers. theosophsts, or
warocks or witches OF any kind or name.
against the mentality of the Hon. HENRY
WATKINS BLAIR! Has his magnetism been
transferred. his brain Quilted. his conceh-
traton OF thought been broken mp! Has
his understanding been weakened. have his
wits been fllched and his cerebral processes
tapped by the practisers of the black art
Surely even tho most robust enemy OF MI.
BLAIHs Education Grab bill and his scheme
for divcrting Che waters of tho Atlantic
Ocean and the Gulf OF Mexico into 1lud-
sons Bay, and SO dcpriving the Southern
States of scacoast. and Of his equally sn-
picnt plan for making the wet goods BUSH
ness piracy. must admit that man with so
flashing brainpan must have had some-
thing in it once. Who has 1t ? Who the
tibbcrtigibbet has transferred to himself
or others the cerebral convolullons oil
HENRY WATKINS BLAIR?
In this regard the prayers OF Mr.. >.
HEYLENFEIpr, Jr.. OF California. perhaps
deserve the respectful consideration OF
the next Congress.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
TO TEST HER GUNS.
The Dynamite Cruiser Vesuvius Getting
Ready to Go to Port Royal, Sc


Tho dynamite cruiser Vesuvius will leave the
Brooklyn Navy Yard on Thursday or Friday
for Port Royal = G.. where "a test Of her.nigh
explosive guns will be made.
Lieut.. Seatcn Schroeder expected to get OF
on Wednesday. but tug ran or with tho
lighter OF coal intended for the cruiser which
will delay the start for Il day or so.
The trial will be unusually thorough. The
cruiser will carry 10 blank proiecti'es and %
loaded with POO pounds Of gun cotton. About
80 blank proJectics will be used in auging
tho guns. and Ave loaded with n small charge
Of powder to test The new fuses. Then Is Of
thd loaded rrcjectiles will DO fired at hunks.
The cruiser carries three hiGh-explosivs
guns. each IS feet long. set at an angle OF lSs.
Their length precludes tho fixing Of the ran.e
by q change OF elevation. rs is done with pow
der cannon. The range is therefore regulated
by the amount Of air IN the firing reservoir.
Tho pressure in the firing reservoirs ALWAYS
$50 pounds per square inch. and tho air is
supplied from storage reservoir flied to a
nressIre OF 1000 bounds per square inch.
This storage Reservoir can supply enough air
ton and will travel abont 2.40O yards. Tho
ri, cninr rin pro1e G1 with Son n9'ins o. gun
to carry far mt tho angle OF the guns.
The new fuses ar" expected 10 explode the
IrolSclIlN NpoNt YARNS h'lpI contact VIII
The water. although an arrangement is made
for instant explosion on an impact with a
solid substance.
Tho vesnvius will he able to fro one gun n
minute. IL takes five seconds to charge Tho
guns with aii. and about two minutes and u
half TO- load the guns. on her, trial trip tn"
Nesuvius fired fifteen shots in III minutes 10
seconds.
There will be no moro delay from the nitch-
Ing of tho vessel in a rough son in firing the
pneumatic guns than with ordinary cannon.
This depends largely on tho ahiltyot me gun :
ner to have his sights ready and ilro his shot
OF sen.
The tests at Port ROYAL will be made under
the supervision OF y committee appointed by
Secretary Tracy. consisting Of Capt Mont
gomcry Sicnrd Of the AllantoDomoh. Cant. A..
$. Barker Of the lhilndelphin and Commander
OF tho VesGvius expect that the tests will DO
satisfactory in every way.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-27
Advertisements for The WEEKLY Sun.
fssued tomorrow morning. must be handed in
his evening before o'clock.
A Central Boulevard.

Don't let US have a misconception any.
where OF the first purpose intended to be
eerved by the new roadway proposed by
Commissioner HE1NTZ. A speedway or n
road whereon horses can be driven free OF
ell restrictions upon pace Is only a second
Dry feature OF the plan. The main idea.
Ind 1t is as large and sensible as it Is at
fractive, Is to build grand central park
like boulevard. running through the mid
die Of the region destined to hold tho bulk
of New York. and to provide accommodation
Tor general pleasure driving and walking
ssperior to anything that exists or has
eVer been projected in any other city.
Breadth and perfection are the chief char
Acteristics OF the scheme. tits magnificent.
Tho plan Is to take advantage Of tho for
nation of tho country the route will pass
over by making the drive continuous. There
will not be n single Interruption to rob it
Of tho irrcplaceablc charm OF n bcaut-
full road where travellers know they can
drive for miles without being broken in
upon by one or more thoroughfarcs of bust
ness. With tunnels beneath it at cross
streets it will be- II lovely park four miles
or moro long. neither interfering with any
thing nor intcrlcrcd with. in the very heart
of a great metropolis. There is nowhere y
roadway of such ideal attractivcness, nor is
there one which would meet SO easily and
30 Immediately n great population $ need Of
recreation. The residents of New York
would be proud of it and would take I'M
limited and constant delight in it. and their
city would be SO much the better off for
being crowned with an ornament 50 noble
and SO useful.
Trotters will be there OF course: good
luck to them! But they will represent a
minor part only of the Use Of tho grand
boulevard. The innumerablc public will
use it us they use the parks. 1t will be for
tho pleasure of all; and we believe it will
be for tho general profit. reckoncd by the
hard measure Of dollars and cents.