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THE COMMERCIAL GAZETTE CO.,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.

" IRGINIA:-In the Clerks Office of
Tazewell Circuit Court.
Nutus Britain, ease Jones, w. A S Hol-
ly, Nathan Holly in bis own right and MS
committee for z: c. Holly, lunatic. b.
NJ Holly, Joseph Witten, Ann Dicken-
son, Moses Dickinson, Don Dickinson,
Robert Dickinson, and Alex. Dioken-
son Ciour last infant children of Richard
Dickinson, who sue by their rext friend,
the said Ann Dickenson). Agnes Taylor,
Nancy Holly md II. A. Paris,
Compliments,
vs.. In Chancery.
Rhoda Perdue, ZacIiariah Perdue, Nancy
Moore, Minerva Elizabeth Petry, Gym
thin Louisa Milan, Paris Perdue and
Henry Perdue, the six lust heirs at law
of d. X Perdue, deceased; J. w. Chap
man. administrator of ID. X. Perdue, A.
P. Gillespie, receiver, and Cynthia
Bandy, Defendants.
The object of this suit is to attach the
real estate and personal property of tho
said defendants, the heirs at law of said D.
X. Perdue, deceased, in the county of
TaZewell, and especially their estate in the
hands of SAID defendants, ]. w. Chapman,
administrator MS aforesaid. A. P. Gillespie,
receiver, and Cynthia Bandy, and subject
said estate to the payment of the dover
clnim of said Rhoda Pertlue in the ten lots
of land situate in the town of Tazewell,
county of Tazowell, conveyed by said D.
X. Perdue to said complainants respect.
ively, with covenants of general warranty,
for the expressed conBidemtion in the az
gregate of So, 791 Isl in which deeds the
said Rhoda Perdue did not Join; said lands
more fully described in the original bill
and amended bill fled in this cause
And it appearing from sufficient esi-
dence ON file in said Office that the said
Rhoda Perdue, and the Said defendants,
the heirs ut law of said d. X. Perdue, de-
ceased, ore non-residents of this Common
wealth, it is ordered that they appear hero
within fifteens days after due publication:
of this order and plead, answer or .deD,ur
to the original and amended bills flied in
this cause, and do what may be necessary
10 protect their interests in this suit, and
that copies hereof be published end post
ed as prcsGribed by law.
a sopy-Teste: -.
II. B5NEf HAR1IAN, Clerk.
A. >. q. d. MAY, p. q.
Sept. 5th; 1895,
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NIRGINIA:-In the Clerks Office of
Tazewell Circuit Court, Sept. 80, 1895.
Balfour White, Complainant,
VS.. In Chnncery.
Sparrell Blankenship, Harvey johnson,
Catherine Davis, Augustus Griffitts, w.
II. Blankenship, and Deskin Green,
Defendants
The object of this suit is to collest from
the defendant. Sparrell Blnnkanship, for
all account of the compliments, $500
with interest from tho, 10th day OF July,
1890, subject to the following credits: $50
July 3 1891, and 5000 the Goth day of
August, 1891. and to require tho defend
ants, Harvey Johnson, Catherine Davis,
Augustus Griflitts, w. II. Blankenship and
Deslin Green, to pay aud apply what they
may owe the defendant, Spnrrell Blanken-
ship, to the discharge of the liability of
the said defendant, Spnrrell Blankenship,
to the complainant. and to enjoin all the
other defendants from paying to he CO.
defendant, Spared Biankeuship, any
amount they owe him; and it appearing
from affidavit on Glo in said office, that
the defendant, Sparrell Blankenship, is
not resident of the COMMONWEALTH of
Virginia, il is ordered that he appear here
within fifteen days after due publication
of this order and do what is necessary to
protect his Interest in this suit. and that
copies Hefeof be Published and possed hs
prescribed by law.
A copy-Teste:
Ii. BAHE HARTMAN, OIsrk..
II L. f. l..
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CHAPTER II.
THE ARCH coNsprRAT0n

lin hhNt SONSfItAIOh
"Histr'
Tho dark, scowling face of Go1dbus
Ben, tho tool Of tho Rdtlischilds, lit up
with savage glee.
1--WE have him now ''
Tho two men ADDRESSED were both
emissarics of Wall street, mihions of the
money power, as vilc mid despicable as
himself.
II have the proof that this graduate of
Coin S Financial school is MI impostor -
His hearers can scarce restrain a start.
Yes, continued Goldbug Ben.
Those whiskers, which the free silver
ties swear by, that beard, whose sillscn
snperflnitS has almost secured him the
coveted place of PETER, are"-he paused
moment, noting tho open mouthcd
amaZenent of his accomplices-"f false /!
And, furthermore, lie holds a mort
gago Oh my farm, payable only in gold |"
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A HOUSEHOLDS TREASURE.

D. w. Fuller, OF Cana joharie, N.
T., says that he always kept Dir.
Kings New Discovery In the house
and his family have always found the
very best results follow ils use; that
he would not be without it, if pro
durable. G. A. Dylicman, Druggist,
Catslsill, n. Y, says that DR. King S
New Discovery is undoubtedly the
best Cough remedy; that he has used
it in his family for eight years, and
it has never failed to do all that is
claimed for it. Why not try u RENE
dy so long tried and tested. Trial
bottles free at A. Il. Hargravc's
Drug Store. Regular size soc. and
400.
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CHAPTER I.
TIE POPUIIIST's pRIDE.

lie POPUiIST = PRIDE.
lie was broiling hot day in July. but
despite tho torrid rays of the sun and
the blasting hot prairie winds the farm:
ers for miles around Saharayille, Sock
iess county, Kan, had gathered at the
great free silver convention.
Who is it they regard SO inteutly bu
this day of all days, marking point by
point his arguments-that slight. boy
lsh figure that is tho cynosure Of all
eyes? 1t is lie. our hero, T1co Silver
Sam, the Boy Bimetallist. He is rush
ing Ill whcro presidential candidates
fear to tread
Ihe careless ohlooller, if such there
was, noting the superb whiskers of Free
Silver Sam, that swept tho ground as
tho inipassioned orator piled argument
upon argument, instance upon instance
ind prccept upon precept, would hardly
thihk that but IS searching Kansas sum-
mers had passed DER his head
Yet it was only too true
Listen He is speaking.
And, after all this, President Cleye.
land claims that silver is not sound
money. Hear this
On tho small Slab of marble on the
table top before him he drops a large
cartwheel dollar. With q Ginning
cling it rings clear as bell, spins a
moment and then settles with n ''clink. I"
There, if that isn't sound money,
what is?"
That was his peroration. A climax
grand, stupendousl
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DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.

A mass meeting of the Demo-
Gratis of Taaewell County is
hereby called to assemble in
the Court House at Tazewell,
Va, on Saturday, October 18th,
1895, at one o'clock p. M, for
the purpose of nominating a can
didate to represent the people
of Tazewell in the next General
Assembly of Virginia, if deemed
advisable to make such nomi-
nation.
S. J. THOMPSON,
County Chairman.
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Commissioners ONCE,

Ta2ewtsl. Va, Oct 9,1835.
Jeferson Springs and all other Creditors
OF Leman Ross, deceased, who will come
forward and contrib ute to the costs OF
TINS SUIT. .4s Compliments
against
John w: Crockett. Sheriff of Trz well
County, and az such administrators Of
Lenian Ross. deceased, Mrs. Lettie
King. late widow of Leman Ross. de-
ceased, and the heirs ut law of the said
Loman Ross, whose names are unknown
and - King, husband of Lettie King,
Defendants
The PARTIES to the above suit and ALL
CREDITORS of Leman Ross, deceased,
aro hereby notified that I have fix d npon
the 9Th day of November, 1895, as the
time aud my Office at Tnzewell, Va, rs the
place. to take tho account ordered by the
Circuit Court of farewell il he said suit,
Mt the August Term. 1895,
AT which time and place the parties ARE
required to be- present.
All persons having cIaiii,s against the
said Leman Ross, deceased, or his estate,
will present them, properly verified. Mt
said time and place that they may be tn
ken into said account.
I. e. CHAPMAN,
Commissioned in Chancer,.
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A Beautiful Exposition of Temp
larry.

The ritual OF our Order is no idle
ceremony. Our VOWS are not 10 be
lightly assumed. They should not
DO taken at all unless accepted in
sincerity and truth. In the language
of the Grand Eucampment, mo one
ean properly be- member of our or
der, which is founded upon the
Christian religion and the practice of
the Christian virtues who is not a
firm believer in the religion of Jesus
Christi no one vl> does not &C
knowledge Him Il" the Savior of r,an-
kind, and believe in The atcifement
offered by Him on CALVARY, can be IL
worthy Knight Temrlar The prac
tice, Sir knights, cf the Christian
virtues to which you profess to have
devoted yourselves, should he your
constant care. BY the practice o.
these, you will more deeply impress
with favorable opinion OF our Order
the communities in which yor dwell
than by display of noddi 6 plumes
and glittering swords, which may he
symbolic to yon, but which appeal to
tho idle Curiosity only of the pro
fame. The world is better because
you have lived. The world has been
and will continue to he benefited ty
the existence Of Masonry aud the Or.
der of Christian Knighthood. The
Church owes much to be tn. State,
and nations have incurred lasting
debts of gratitude to Masons and
Christian Knights. They have stamp
ed upon civil government the irdeli,
bic impress OF responsibility to the
moral governor of tile Universe. The
true Mason and good Knight cannot
help being good citizen, and the
Church ought to have no more ar
dent supporter. Government always
reflects the people who shape and
guide its course. States aud nations
ondear themselves to their people
only SO long rs they measure their
action by the law of that God to
whom every Mason most humbly,
reverently and sincerely bows, and
through whom, as revealed in Chris
tianity, the Christian Knight finds
his hope of eternal liic.-Fron nd
dress of Rt. En-. Sir T. II. Morrow.
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hint as to tho Masonic n! tainments OF
the lodge that 1 was about to visit.
His answer was a model of Masonic
brevity. !.
"Tho brethren nre all in the North,
and there is an Epbiailnite in tho
East"
That was all. Several pages would
not have given me any more infornia.
tion.-NIasonic Opinion.
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FIVE POINTS IN FELLo WSHIF.

Brothers come and let us ponder
What we Masons vowed to do
When prcpafed ut yonder altar,
We assumed thb soem vow,
Foot and knee, breast, hand and check
Let them now our duties sneak:
Foot to foot on mercy errand;
When we hear Il brothers cry.
Hungry. thirsty, barefoot. naked,
With God s mercy, let us fly;
This Of all our thoughts the chief,
How we best may bring relief
Kncc to knee, in earnest praying,
None But God to hear or Iced;
All our woes and sins cohfessing,
Let us fot eath othct plead;
Let the spirit of our call
BE to pray for brothers all.
Breast to breast, in sacred casket,
AT life S centre let us seal
Every truth to us entrustris,
Nor one holy thing reveel
What Mason vowed to shield
Let him die, but never yield.
Hand to back; brothers falling
See, his burdens are too great!
Stretch the generous hand and hold him
Up before it is too late;
Each right hand is Mason s prop
Made to hold another up.
Cheek to cheek in timely warning,
When the temptcr strives to win,
Urge II brothers. boundcn duty,
Warn him of approaching sin
Warn him of the deadly snare,
Win him with brother s care.
Brother. often let us ponder
What we Masons vowed to do,
When prepared ut yonder altar,
We assumed the solemn vow;
Foot and knee, breast, hand and cheek
Let them oft our duties speuis.
Unidentified.
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WHY cannot our ladies have a
chapter of the Eastern Starr

Lodge No. (Antiquity), Province
'of Quebec, is now l42 years old and
!has al eventful history. 1t original
ed in the 10th Regiment and has
held its meetings in many parts of
'Europe, Asia and North America. Ii
was Ut the capitulution of Montreal
in l76O. In l777 the chest which
contained their belongings fell into
1.-The hands OF the American troops in
Pennsylrania. 1t was returned un.
der flag of truce by order of the
commander of the American troops.
AT the defence of the Island of Do
minica in 1905 it fell into the hand
OF the French and was returned by
order of Emperor Napoleon 1. In
1914 it was in Australia.
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The Order of the Myetic Shrine
WAS instituted in A. ID. GA, Mt Nee
ca, Arabia, by Kalif Alec, son in law
of the Prophet Mohammed, says the
New York Dispatch 1t was organ
lied as an inQuisitory or vigilance
committee, to punish criminals who
escaped just punishment through the
tecqnical and tardy justice of the
courts. There are traces of this an
Gent order not only in Arabia ond
Egypt, but in different parts of Eu.
rope, where the noble principles, SO
forcibly taught, have been promul
gated by learned men. notably by
Herr Adam Weishaupt, Rosicru
clan, and professor in the University
OF Ingclstadt, in Bavaria, wi o reviy
ed the Order in 177G. It's members
were known during the French Reyo
Luton as THE Illuminats." They
professed to DO teachers of phisoso
ply; to shed the rays of scientific
light; to diffuse the purest principles
OF virtue. Among the members of
the Order are recorded Frederick the
Great, Nlirabeau, and many members
of royal families, and men great in
literary, scientific and professional
circles. The first temple organized
IN this country was Mecca, on Sep.
TENDER 2G, 1872. The order has
since become popular throughout the
whole country. and Mt its shrine more
than sixty thousand have knelt. The
Imperial Council was organized June
g, 1876.
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TAzEWELL CITIZENS HAVING
Boys to send off to school can not do
better than to send them to
Randolph Macon Academy,
BEDFORD CITY, VA.
Read below what Tazewell patrons
My son, Garnett Smith has Just re-
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my, and am'delighted with his pro:
gress. think your Academy@frst class.
am SO much pleased that will return
my son at the beginning of the next SEES
sion. Mrs. Il. &. S. Watts, Five Oaks,
Va.
II have had my son at tho Randolph 4
Macon Academy for the past ten
months, and am much pleased. Nv.
A. French, Intermont, Va.
For catalogue, address
A. NJ. HUGHLETT. a. NJ, Prin.
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The Minnesota Grand Lodge pass
ed the following constitutional a.
inendment: "Any Lodge which shall
Knowingly receive OF retain any man
who daily OF habitually uses malt or
distilled liquors or opium to excess,
Of who possesses any habit which
has tendency to impair ono's men
tai or physical condition, or who has
gained admittanco through misrcpre-
sentation as to age or occupation, or
is engaged or shall hereafter engage
i'll the business of saloonkeeper or
bartender, shall, on satisfactory
proof, be deprived of it's charter BY
the Grand Lodge, if in session, or by
the Grard Master if not in session.
-Americin Tyler.
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FREE SILVER SAM, THE BOY slMEf..
AlLiST;
A RAfro OF 1o TO n
BY cAprAIN MAINE ngAps n

Ut TIT ~ Nv 9tFtINE IEEADE, JK.,
Author of i'Singio Sight, tho s,ubtlc sco,t; ~
The Pirates w the Pianist" ',lron Bound
Ed. the Elevator Boy; or. From tho Bottom
TO tho Tops" Chilly tho Blk, the Dowcry
Bravo; or. Tho Lush, RS Lsgncy;'' '.Blntk
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IF TROUBLED WITH RHEUMA.
TISM READ THIS.

ANNAPOLIS, Mn, Apr. 1G, 1S94.-I
have used Chamberlain's Pain Balm
for rheumatism and found it to lie
all that is claimed for it. 1 believe
it to be the best preparation fl +
rheumatism and deep seated muscu-
lar pains on the market and cheerful.
ly recommend it to the public. JNo,
G. BRooKs. dealer in boots, shoes,
ETC., No. Is Main street.
ALSO READ THIS.
MEcnANtcsvILLE,St Mary's County,
Md sold bottle of Chamber,
lain's Pain Balm to a man who had
been suffering with rheumatism for
several years. 1t made him a well
man. A. j. McGILL. For sale at so
cents per bottle by A. f. Hargrave.
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Masonry has made men better. 1t
has led them to ain ut higher and
purer life. 1t has nade thum appre
cinte nob'er manhood. II has made
them understand butter the problem
of living. 1t has taught them how
to die. 1t has permeated the whole
world with it's pure principles. 1t
has raised the fallen and rescued the
DEPRIVED. 1t has clothed the naked
and fed the hungry 1t has built
homes for the homeless, and asylums
for tie sick. 1t has educated the ig
norant and sheltered the fathcrlcss.
1t has helped the church to anchor
ate tho condition of unhappy human
ity. It's influence has benefited gov
crnment, i'll establishing justice and
destroying despotism. It's silent
work has been folt i'll the very pulsa
ton of n better morality i'll tho com
munity. It's History is illustrions.-
New York Dispatch
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From NIL sources have the Masons
appropriated much that is of the
best. Masonry is founded upon prin-
cltles TINT are SO old that they can
not grow older. Masonic tracks are
ever fresh rs the annual approach of
spring. 1t can never grow old. 1t
10 never ending spring in the cycle
OF years. 1t is lort in antiquity, and
many firmly believe that it dates far
back of the building of the temple at
Jerusalem, to the building of the
pyramids. IT deals in no speculat.
i've theology or catechism of faith
and duty. 1t teaches simple trust in
God, lovo of mankind and hope OF
Immortality. The ordea, founding
itself on n simple belief in God, com
prehends every form and tolerate
every difference in religious oelief. Ii
leaves the road open to all alike, and
trusts each soul to such guidance as
1T may seek from within aud without
ID Its pilgrimage here below. 1t
leaves each soul alone with its God.
Lit is universal brotherhood of man,
and to many it comes as n gentle
schoolmaster to teach them how love.
~ it ls for brethren to dwell togethe,
in peace and unity.
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From the Masonic Mirror. publish
ed in 1880, we print the following
portion Of letter from Grand LODGE
OF Ancient York Masons in Penpsyl
vapia to General George Washington
Iresident of the United States of
America: ''Sir and Brother-The An
cient York Masons for the first time
assembled in general communication,
to celebrate the feast of ST. John, the
evangelist, since your election to the
chair OF Government of the United
States, beg leave to approach you
with congratulations from the East,
and in the pride OF internal affection
to hail you as great mastey builder
(nnder the Supreme Archileet) by
whose labors the Temple of Liberty
has been reared in the West; exhia.
fting to the nations of the earth n
model of beauty, order and harmony
worthy of their imitation and prise
Signed: ]. b. Smith, G. NJ. Attest:
+. Le Barberier Du Plessis.
The eecracv az tho IIII
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The secrecy Of the ballot is as es.
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He1ify d Graham, 2. qs
Evening journal., 1895-01-31

and nays when the Democratic state
auditor is voted for and place every
Republican on record They will vote
against any Democrat, contendlug that
the deal Is TO give the Democrats an
auditor In exchange for q Higgins
Addlcks state treasurer
Absolutely No Change.
There Is no talk OF a break In the
senatorial deadlock and no hope of It.
When the politician Is asked to prognos
ticate he says, ASK me something easy
Senator Higgins remains on the ground
and is close observer of everything that
goes on Chairman Bach, George H
Hollis, Major Mitchell and Daniel II
Layton are with him, but powerless to
make any effect on the members whom
they regard as recreant and obstinate
Speaker McMullen and Hon George
" Massey had a short talk In the Capitol
Hotel dining room last evening. and
both seemed to be extremely well pleased
with the situBtion.
Deputy Clerk OF the House Charles
Hastings has made vow that he will
not shave until Higgins Is elected sena
tor His beard Is having q regular
walk over