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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-02-23

tie hancle or pushing button. Elec
tricity will be used to mplish q
thousacd and one different things to
save us labor and in directions little
dreamed of ut present. New things
and applications are being constantly
developed; it only needs more popu
lar familiarity with them to find q
wider use for them
The editor of the Electric Power
joins nil these and goes even further
Among the items Of his prophetic
vision are some bits of domestic be
atitudo like the foIlowing:
Sin 1900 we shall probably have
brought down the price OF current
and of utensils to such II degree as
to allow even people in moderate cir
c1mstances to use the clearly cur
rent instead of the coal or gas stove
Then will the millennium OF the ser
want girl have broken into dawn. The
overhead OF trolley system will very
probably be superseded BIZ Il system
not more obtrusive than the cable on
BrCadwny--a conduit system. The
cars running underground will be
propelled by electricity.
lin six years we can look for The
supersession OF the incnndescent
lamp rs it is ut present by new
lamp evolved along Tie lines sketch
cd out by N'kola Tesla, whose bril-
liant discoveries hare recently been
iully enumerated by our esteemed
conircrc, Mr. II. Commcrford Martin
The now lamp will probably be with
out iilanient, but will glow by the
luster of u high frequency current
properly employed. There is even n
possibility of the present bulb shaped
lamp disappearing, giving why to II
long continuous tube of glass hidden
away behind crevces aud casting IL
soft light upon the ceiling aid thence
down upon The floor. The disinfec.
lion of The city will probably be ef-
fectcd by the agency of electricity
The canal boats will come down to
the whnrvos propelled by electricity.
The streets will. perhaps, DO cleaned
by mn electrically driven brush, und II
mighty exhaust fan in the clty hall,
driven by motor, may serve TO pur,
lily 1t. "-Bn!iiinore Sun.
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ne .
WASTING AWAY FROM

poverty of The b'ood can be arrested
and health and viSor revived by us
ing II remedy that lns stood the test
Of years. and i'll no single case failed
to eliminate the diseased taint from
the blood, repair tho waste and build
mp into health and life. This grent
cure is tue sheet anchor of every ply
sic'an, in all diseases of the blood
So be your own doctor and take
what your disease requires. n healthy
blood rNnker--Dr. David's Iodo- Fer
rated Sarsaparilla. Price, $500 per
bottle, six bottles for $500 ut D. w.
Giils ~ Cos.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1894-02-23

U. Miiier, Complainant.
Dmlow Coal Company. L. j. Collins. +.
j. Amwig, Enterprise Building and H.
vcs;mcnt Company and Rudford Trust
Company. Defendants
ATTACHMENT SUIT IN EquirY.
The obicc! of this suit is TO collect and
recover OF the said defendants, Dun!ow
Coal Compnn,, f.. j. Collins and f. j.
Amwig. the sum OF Sl76G is, with interest
on 55I6-9i, part thereof from May 81,
1913; on S5sIi.G3, another part thereof,
from August 26. 1898; and on S69G. lG. nm
other lart thereof, from November 2G.
1898; aud on So 81. the residue thereof.
from November 26, 1898. and the COTS of
this suit; and To attach and subject to tho
payment thC9cof tho real estate and per
sohnl property of the defendants. DunIow
Coal Company, +. j. Collins and f. j.
AmwiB, III The Stte of V.rginin. and es
pecm'ly the property mentioned In The
blil hied III sad cause, 10 wit: Lot IL. T..
81. Clair street, III the town of Pocnbontos
conveyed TO L. j. Collins by ] Frank,
trustee, and others; Lot 5, f.. Church
street and Rolf street Pocahontns, cor.
yeycd to J.. j. Collins by Graft. Crockett
and others; two lots of land in Pocahonias
conveyed 20 i. j. Collins by +. j. Amwip:
Lot ! III section is, town of Graham. con.
veyed to II. j. Collins 10y Graham Land
and Improvement Company: the interest
OF SAID +. j. Amwig in the following lois
OF lhud. conveyed to the said Enterprise
Building and Investment Company. TO viii.
Lots and II. in section |, in Pocahon-
tas, conveyed to Enterprise Building and
Investment Company by The Southwest
virginia Improvement Company: lot of
one acre IN Pocahhi tas, known MS the
John Mcdowell lot, conveyed to the said
Enterprise bu l!in9 and Investment Com
pihy by Ntbccca Elsingcr and her hus-
| Dand; 10 lots i'll the town of Ricllands
conveyed to the said Enterprise Bnildino
and Investment Company by Hichlands
Iron Company; and also my ana all debts
or estate belonging to the said l. J. Col
ms and f. j. Amwig. or either of them.
Ill tne possession OF or under the control
oil sad kndlord Trust Company and En-
tcrpTise Building aud Investment Com
phhy, or either of said companies, or SO
much of the estate of said defendants
Dnnlow Coal Company, T.. j. Collins and
+. d. Amwg, i'll the State of Virginia, ma
may be necessary to satisfy the said claim
of the plaintiff
And it appearing from affidavit on file
IN shlu CLERKS Office that the said Dunlow
Coal company is foreign corporation,
and that said T.. J. Collins and +. J. Am.
Wig IRE non-rcsidonts of the State of yir-
glnia, it is ordered that they and each of
them do appear here within Is days after
due publication hereof, and do what NAV
be necessary 90 protect their interests in
this SUIT And it is further ordered that n
copy hereof be published once week for
Tour successive weeks in the CLINcH VAL
LEY NEWS, and That a copy be posted at
the front door of the courthouse of Taze.
well county on the first day of the next
term of the county court of Tazewell
county.
copy-Teste:
II. BANE HARTMAN. Clerk.
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"Castorin H. the hest icncdy for children CT
which am acquainted hope the day is rot
far distant when mothers will consider the real
interest Of their children, md use Clstora in
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A FEW PLAIN FACTS.

According to figures from reliable
sources there were in the United
States in 1891, 100000 families,
with an assessed wealth of S62,O02,
000,000. of which there were:
20 families worth S2,625. ZOO. 600
90 families worth I.t25, 200. coo
100 families worth 1,41O, 600. 600
I35 families worth 0GS, 900 600
300 families worth 1860. 600 600
1.755 families worth 4,03G, 900 600
900 families worth $500 900 900
Z 900 families worth 4 55O. % O.OO0
II 900 families worth rs. OOO. 600
II GOO families worth 1890 OO0, COO
1880 families worth greg O0D. 900
10000 families worth SEQ. COO $50
100 o families worth 500 600 900
100000 families worth 1000 Oc0. eco
COG Geo families worth 500, OcO, OcO
1000. 600 families worth 4 coo. 900 eco
0.0s',0uO families worth 7,2l5, 0,iC0
These figures show that 10000
persons own over one half of the
wealll; of the. United States. while
one'sixiietb part of our people own
over two thirds of the entire wealth
Of The country; and that 2J0,C per.
sons own Z per cent. Of The United
States. These tables also show that
three fourths of our families are net
worth over $3.50 to the family, while
one-fourth arc worth over $14, 900 10
the family. 1t will also appear by
small calculation that one half of
thc'e families are worth Jess than
$500 to tho family. New York Re
cordcr
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SPECIMEN GASES

S. II. Clifford, New Casscl, Wis,
was troubled with Neuralgia and
Rheumatism, his stomach was disor.
dered, his liver was affected to an
alarming degree, appetite fell away.
and he was terribly reduced in flesh
and strength. Three bottles of Lice.
trio Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, ILL.,.
had running sore on his leg of
eight years standing. Used three
bottles of Electric Bitters and seven
boxes of Arnica Salvc, and his lep is
sound and well John Speaker, Ca
tawba, o., had five large fever sores
on his leg, doctors said he was in
durable. One bottle of Electric Bit
tiers and one box Buclilcns Arnica
oalve cured him entirely. Sold by
a. Il. Hargrayc, Druggist.
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CaStOria.

"Castori, is al excellent mcdlc:nc for chill
drcn. Mothers haze repeatedly tod me OF its
good effect upon ,hci; children"
d.. q. C. Cocoon,
Lowell Mas
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etilcaclons remedy III Ayers Ca
tialiic Pills. They strengthen the
stomach, stimulate the Ever, restore
healthy action to the digestive or.
ghns, aud thus afford speedy and
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Castoria.
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" lRGlNiA:-In the Clerks Office of the
Circuit onrt of Tazewell County, on
the End ay of February, lo?i
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Wei our 5ays foreign lands Will take through Alaska Arabia
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-30
WHEN We WE'RE BOYS.
A Picture Of an Old.tisus Celebration
the COuntry.

A Picture Of an OId.tin,s Celebration In
tho Country.
Now. Billy, don't 60 near them Al.
wills" Sammy, will you stand back,
or do you want to get bowed up!'
And stranger to boys and to the Gus.
tom would have concluded that Sammy
certainly did want to get "blOwed up"
for It was the regu ar complaint OF the
mon In charge that there "wOuldn't DO
q speck Of danger II 1t weren't for the
derned boys crOwdin' In 20.
This was at o'clock In the morning
OF Fourth OF July, years ago, In Q
country village. The boys were hur.
rying toward the public square. where
the anvils were located, barefOOted
and clad for the most part only In tow
linen shirts and lean pantalOOns, and
buttOning the latter as they ran, for
the affair was too important to be
missed on account Of little informal
came two or three mothers with nerv-
Gus warnings OF caution.
The rising sun showed the whole
population up, and In the country as far
as boom OF cannon or ring OF bells
could be heard, there was great ex-
element among the boys, each eager
to get his breakfast and be OIL for the
village. The men and women came In
later II II wasn't good harvest day."
BY 10 o'clock all the town was out,
and SO many from the country that the
village contained 5000 or 1000 Poop Q.
II the season had been very early
down on the sand barrens," q few wa
termelons were for sale, but not often.
OF homemade beer. z niger cakes, cur
rant pics, stril ed candy and the like,
| the sale was wonderful stand under
every big tree. In the village grocery
the big cheese was cut AMI regular
: :1sa z; T.: jpyits9 70 tas;S T. @SpRs
plentiful that every boy could have
one. The men gav6 way to unwOnted
generosity, and whisky they had al.
ways with them-".O cents gallon,
and that that's good" Shutting up
the groceries were not called
falcons" till near the war--would have
! provoked riot.
I The sp aker gave "old England a
few vigorous whacks, pitied the sub
iects OF foreign despotisms," cOngratu-
lated his fellOw-citizens on their glo-
rious freedom, and generally wound
up with a statement that but for our
noble fOrefathers, who on this day 80
many years ago declared these colonies
free and independent we, fellOw-citi'
zens, would have been the sub ect OF a
depotism like the wretched Irish. per.
haps, troddep into the mire Of slavery
and compelled to give one.third Of all
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-30

a flag from this design. Tho flag t5en
made Is now known the world over a.
the Star Spang.ed Banner OF the Uni.
ted States. There Ia a str king resem.
blauce between the design Of our flag
and the arms OF General Washington,
and IL Is believed by many that the
American nag was derived from this
heraldic design.
Several flags were used by the peo-
pie OF tho States before the present
one was adopted. In the month OF
March, l775, q red flag was hoisted in
New York, bearing on one side the
inscription, George Rex and the Lib.
critics OF America. ana on the other
side, mo POI cry" In July, 1915, on
Prospect Hill, Gen. Israel Putnam
raised flag upon which was inscribed
the motto OF the Commonwealth OF
Massachusetts,, "Qui transtulit susti-
net" In October, 1875, the floating
batteries OF Boston carried flag with
tho motto, IAN Appeal to Heaven"
the design being a pine tree on a
white field. Virginia carried flag in
ll75-design. q rattlesnake coiled as II
about to strike, and the motto, Don't
Tread on Me-" But II was not until
Jan. Is, 1875, that the grand union flag,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-30

ditional States, Congress reduced tho
stripes to the original thirteen, and
the stars were made TO correspond with
the number OF States.
The American flag IL one OF the most
beautiful that float, upon any land or
sea. Its proportions are perfect when
II Is properly made ne.half as broad
rs II Is long. Tho first stripe ut the
top Is red, the next white. and the 70
cOlOrs alternate, making the last stripe
red. The blue field for the stars is the
width and square of the first seven
stripes, viz. four rcd and three white.
The cOlors OF the American flag are In
exquisite relief. and II Is altogether u
splendid national emblem. Long may
II wave untarnished!
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-30

three others portally wounded and six
injured slightly.
The people were terribly excited at
this, And t9 sslH then Coy: HYIehin.
promising that q full pvestigatiop Of
the affair should be made the next day.
The next day Preston gave himself up
10 the authQyilie' and, with six OF his
m.n, was put upon tris;l aaa acquitted.
Popular sent.meni, however, had its
way in the funerals OF those s,a.3.
These were Crispus Attucks, o half.
breed Indian negro: Patrick Car, an
Irishman: and three Americans Sam.
uel GRAY, James Caldwell and Chri to-
rher Maverick. Their bodies were
borne with great pomp through the
streets, a solemn funeral service was
held over them, and they wore buried
ia enc common vault. The affair OF
the shooting received then the exag-
gerated title OF massacre" name
which has chung to it from that day to
this.
CgIspas Attaeks.
A good deal has been made OF Attacks
since this affair, and In 1883 monu-
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-30

A Question About Firecrackcrs.
Mr.. Magruder had forbidden his
boys to buy anything on credit, and one
day he called the children and said he
wante to know who had had five cents
worth Of freci ackers charged TO him
ut the toy store.
The older ones promptly said, Il did
not, but the two little ones, John and
Harry, seemed not 80 clear In their
statements. John said he had bought
five cents, worth OF firecrackers with
Ave cents Uncle Frank had give him,
and one time his mamma gave him five
cents and he got some firecrackers at
the toy store.
"Oh, / don't care about that" his
father said. did you have five cents
worth OF tirecrackers charged!"
Little Harry could not stand 1t any
longer. He must make John Wnder-
stand, and he went right up to him and
said, Johnny, did you ever get five
cents worth of crackers with Q five
cents nobody never gave youy"-Har.
per's Young People.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-30
Nu CxcitcL Moi,

In q few moments another sentinel ut
some little distance was seen. A boy
cried out that this soldier had struck
him u few days before. 1t was just
the excuse that the crowd wanted, and
instantly twenty young men advanced
and began to pelt the sentry with mis-.
siles. The man loaded his gun, but
did not fire. and tried to retire into the
building before which he was. He
found the door locked, however. and
he called loudly for the main qua, d
whose station was within hearing.
The officer in command sent to his re.
lief O sergeant and six men and also
dispatched a messenger to Capt Pres
ton. the officer Of the day. The mob
meanwhile was increasing every mo.
ment. and by the time Preston with
elk more men arrived on the spot 1t
was Q huge gathering. Preston be-
hRved with GOODNESS and moderation,
but the soldiers were provoked and
excited by the constant jeers and In.
suits. OF the crowd. Como on. you
bloody backs" they cried. Come on.
you lobster-backs Sire II YOU dare.
"Why don't you fre:"
The Soldiers Fire.
One soldier was hit by a club; he
drew back, leveled his musket and
fired. Inspired by his example, seven
or eight more discharged their arms
and the mob fed. Two men were killed,
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-30

ment was unveiled In Boston. He was
a resident OF birmingham and man
about 80 years Of age. The removal Of
the British troop, from Boston was
the Go, ernor complied. Not again
until Cages arrival in 1874 were troops
Quartercd IN the city.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-30

was made BY Mrs. John Ross. The de.
H sss y md fsSsfs rs W Isss s va:
adopted BY q Resolution OF Congress on
the 18th day OF Juno, l777. A commit.
tee OF Congress, accompanied by Gen.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-30

to the stripes, and the law adopted
this flag as the great national emblem.
Afterward q strip, was added with
every new State: but, as II became
manifest that In time the beauty OF
the emblem would be married by the
enormous proportions acquired bv ad.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-30
A Memorable Event.

The Boston ma sacre in IL self was a
matter Of unimportance, it was street
brawl between soldiers aud civilians,
yet really IL was enc Of the most i'm.
Portant OF the lesser causes of the
Revolutionary war and, In this light.
receives distinction and a place in
mems memories which otherwise il
would neither hold nor deserve.
The ouartering OF British troops in
Boston had long been considered as u
grievance by the people and com rlaints
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-30
MASSACRE AT BOSTON.
ONE OF THE CAUSES LEADING TO
THE REVOLUTION.

a Bloody Episode In Colonial History
Qusrterlns of British Troop. In BOSTON
Had Long been Considered = Grievance
-Crispus Attucks Monument.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-30

bearing stars and stripes, was raised
on the heights, near Boston.
A number OF flags appeared-the
rattlcsnake, the pine tree, and the
stripes, the various designs OF the diff
ferent colonies until July, l777, when
the blue union OF the stars was added
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-30

TBE CRisrrs ArTrcxs woun led. Th q
Monument next night IL was
attempted 10 renew the battle. but the
authorities prevented it. Fighting would
have served as the natural outlet on
both sides had IL been allowed. but.
being smothered. IL burned more
fiercely and the men were ready to
seize any occurrence for an excuse T.
bait with each other. Ii happened
that on the evening OF the 9Th two
young men undertook to pass sentinel
Mt tho foot of Cornhill, without an.
swering his challenge. a struggle en-
sued and some .oldiers ran from the
neighboring barracks to the sentry s
aid, armed hastily with any weay on
they happened TO pick up. The SOL
diers. In turn, attracted the att .nti IN
Of other citizens and windows were
hastily thrown up and heads put out to
see what the matter was. Evidently
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-30
WHERE THE FLAG WAS BORN
birthplace OF the star spanslsd Banner
flags Of the Colouies.

kHE small twO-story
, AOu Q still stand.
) log at 30 Arch
sti Get, below Third,
philadelphia, has
On interesting his.
tory. In It the first
tag, co ntRipir:
thiHteep stars and
Ahinfaox aAriloa
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1894-06-30
They Did Both.

Lets break the silence" suggested
one patriotic boy to another on the
morning OF the glorious Fourth.
"We can cracker, anyhow replied
the other. -DetrOit Free Press.