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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-11-22
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MI.takIng Eject For cnuse.

The fall i'll tho price of silver is to be
explained in tho same way as tho fall
i'll the price of wheat and cotton hy an
enormous increase of production. While
decentralization may have to some OK.
tent influenced the price of silver, yet
the fail i'll price WAS tho cause of de-
monctizatiom, and not it's rcsult.-R.
Wcissinger i'll What Is Money!
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Where Silver Is Well Thought or

First Church Mcmbcr-What arc tho
chargcs agin Deacon Jones?
Second .Chunch Mcmbcr--Slandcrin
the parson. Said lie was us good as gold
-IIapcr's Bazaar.
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-11-22

WE STILL hear great deal about
the frauds committed Under the Wal
ton Law, and strange to say the
bowling is coming from Republican
papers i'll counties i'll which the Re.
publican Legislative ticket WAS elect
ed for the first time in number of
raMs. That tho law should be
amended goes without SAYING, but
the Democrats will not seek the ad
vice Of their Republican opponents
and mugwump allies MS to what
change; shall be made in the law.
Ne telicvo, with our esteemed
contemporary, The Alexandria Times.
That The Walton law is good one
out that it can bs improved by sew
sral amendments. First, that the
constable feature of the law DO abol
ished altogether, for If two PARTIES
are entitled TO constables, why should
not all the parties and independent
candidates that may spring mp DO en-
titled to them? What surety have
the last mentioned candidates that
the two constables will not combine
Heainst them Second, the tickets
esloul& be changst so Us So put the
candidates of each party under diff
ferent head, for in national elections
it will be, under the present system,
almost impossible for any one but an
expert politician to pick out the cleo
Soral ticket Of bis party, even with
the assistance OF constable. The
law should be amended so. Us to over
come these two great defects and we
believe it will then suit even that
great exponent of reformC) the Rich
mond Times.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-11-22

The Mount Lebanon Shakers recently
perfoSmed great deed of charity. al
though'it was not designed as a charity.
being nothing more nor less than an ad :
vertising scheme. 1t however resulted
IN great good'iust the same. They gave
away 1000 bottles of their Digestive
Cordial to those suffering from stom-
ach arrangements. 1t was so effective
III onfang those who used the remedy
that they were loud in their praises of
iGand III consequence large demand
fDl the cordial WIS at once created.
The druggists of this town have little
books that tell all about it. digestive
Cordial creates an appetite: aids diges.
ton and bringA about rapid increase
in flesh and strength
s. LAXoL is the namo of a palatablo
GaStor OIL. Just the thing for children.
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They tone up the system, aid digestion, cure
loss Of appetite, relieve constipation, correct
kidney disorders and destroy worms, giving
new life 10 IN old or oycr-worketl horse. IS
cents per package. For sale by druggists.
For saso by \. i. Hargrave.
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-11-22

REruDLIcAN newspapers and politi
clans are boasting that the recent
elections proved to be The death
-ns.l IF tho Democratic party, but
they will find out before they get
through with it that they have hold
of the liveliest corpse they ever laid
their hands on. Tho Democratic
party has presided at the burial Of at
least dozen political parties since
it came into existence century ago,
and while everything may look gloomy
before us Mt present, this grand old
peoples party will still be found
fighting for the-rights Of the masses
when what is known as the Republi
Gun party, like its illustrious prode
cessora, has been consigned to The
shades of oblivion.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-11-22

The Washinton ID O. Times is
rapidly leaving behind it all The daily
papers of that city, both rs regards
It's subscription list and its general
makeup os metropolitan newspa
per 1t is crisp and newsy paper
ard deserves we'll at tho hands Of its
Washington patrons.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-11-22
COUNTY LOCALS
Shawver's Mills, Nov. f9.

Mr.. and Mrs. Compton, Miss Lin,
ME kinser and Mrs. Crabtree went
to Mr.. Hite Crabtree's last Sunday,
to see his new girl baby.
Mrs. Nancy Shawvcr has gone to
Knob to SEQ her new granddaughter
at Mrs. Belcher's.
Willie Shaver is improving slow
ly.
L. |. Shaver aud family were the
guests of NJ. r. Christian last Sun
day and had the pleasure of cutting II
good fnt coon.
Air. Floyd Gillespie suffered great
loss last Tuesday night. His bai n
burned down aud burned two horses
to death
On last Tuesday Mr. Jno. Thomp
sons youngest girl, aged 3 years, was
burned to death Mrs. Thompson is
confined To her bed over the excite
meht. They have our heartfelt sym,
patty.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-11-22

The Democrats of the country are
tomswhat discouraged over the re-
SIT of the recent elections. but all
the same next year will find them
ready to face their cd time enemy
the Republican party-and they will
put up one of their old time fights.
But before tho party eau expect to
win another victory they will have to
lay aside the incubus they have been
staggering under for the past three
years in the person of President
Cleveland, ara man who is willing
to betA'ay his party on account of
personal malice, is no longer worthy
TO preside over IL nation OF brave
people, who, above all things, do
spise traitor.
The editor of the News has for
years been MI ardent supporter Of
Mr.. Cleveland, but after calmly re,
viewing the elections of the 9th inst.
ind rending extracts from letter of
Mr. Clevelhnd's to the editor of that
inugwump sheet, the Baltimore Sun.
which aided i'll the downfall of Dem.
ocracy i'll Maryland, can no longer
support man who has come to re
gard himself as the entire Democrat
&c party. 1t is time that lie was
shown that he is no more than any
other unit in the great party founded
by Jefferson and Jackson, and the
sooner it is done the better il will be
for tho party.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-11-22

For saso BY y. i. Hargrave.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1895-11-22

v IRGINIA:-In the Clerks Office of
Ia@ We llCircuit Court, Nov. II, 1895.
U. Ii. I"rter, Complainant,
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-23
MORTON HAS VIEWS Of HIS OWN.
Not Controlled By the Anti-Third Term
"Unwrltten Law"

Not Controlled By the Anti-Third Term
"Unwrltten Law"
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 23.-Hon. j. Sterling
Morton, secretary of agriculture, spent the
day in st. Louis and East St. Louis, where
he inspected the National stock yards and
abattoirs. Last evening he left for Chi.
cago to visit his sons In the course of an
interview Secretary Morton said: "Why
should President Cleveland be opposed to
a third term, any more than bank presi-
dent! This is not stating that President
Cleveland is n candidate for third term,
Tor as to that no one knows but himself.
am not in a position to state whether Mr.
Cleveland will be a candidate or not.
"Therc is one thing can say, however
the management Cf the government is o
business as is the management of bank.
In bank the business is entirely confined
to the management of the finances of
many people. Ifa bank president has
proven himself competent and faithful hc
Is reelected, not only once or twice but a
dozen of times. The business of a gov
ernment is that of managing andpreserv-
ing the interests of the people of nation,
and maintaining life, liberty and proper.
ty, and If n bank president is elected
many times why should it not be SO with
the president of the United States"
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-23

yesterday morning special train left tho
Union station, this city, for st. Louis over
the new st. Louis line, via the Indiana,
Decatur and Western, and Clover Leaf
routes. An attempt will be made to lower
the running time record between Indian
apolis and st. Louis. The train consisted
of one baggag car, two Wagner sleepers
and General Manager Pierce's private car.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 23-The Clover Leaf
special train which left Indianapolis yes
terday morning arrived here at p. m.,
covering the distance, 2o3 miles, in 4
hours and A minutes.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-23
THE MARKETS.
New York Financial.

NEW HoRK, Nov. %
Money on call nominally 1tse. per cent !;
prime mercantile paper, S34g5 per cent
sterling exchange firm. with actual bust.
ness in bankers bills 1t ks3x 1921 for de-
mand, and s1s94S.% for sixty days; com
merciai bills A,61x
Silver certificates, 67l4!9s7k: no sales; bar
silver, 81. Mexican dollars 81
United States government bonds weak for
the new AZ with declines of u Der cent in Yhe
coupon and y per cant in the reg. stored; 9TH
ers Aeady; new As reg. l2Jts; do coupons
1e0ls; SIS reg, ll434; SIS coupons ll434; 4s reg,
lnls; coupons. ll1N; Us reg, 81; Pacific Us Of
Chicago Grain and Produce.
CHICAGO, Nov. -
The following were the quotations on the
Board Of Trade today: Wheat-Noyember.
opened S5ssc, closed 55szc. December, opened
Sc, closed 561sc; May, opened 6o1.c, closed
6o,sc. Corn-Novemoer. opened 21ssc. closed
2.t4c; December, opened 21i4c. closed &c;
May. opened .g1sc. closed zsIsc Oats-No'
vember, nominal closed l7S4c; December.
opened &c. closed l7jsc: May, opened .J3sc,
closed a'sc. Pork - December, nominal
closed $1.sS; January. opened $3.50 closed
$ss5; Nay. opened $yI.ls, closed saS Lari
opened s5.45, closed $3.50.
Produce: Butter-Extra creamery, 22i 10
per 10; extra dairy. lee: packin, stock, Ii q,
l2c. Eggs-Fresh stock. l9Dlsssc pc. doz Poul.
try-Sprins chickens, 6la, per H.; old hens,
&c; ROSTERS 4c; turkeys. 81 eI,ac: ducks.
DC; geese, $oOJgj5J per doz. Potatoes
Burkanks. Gig! C per bu.: sweet potatoes, Iii.
nois, $l.9JG..2j per bb,. Apoies-Tair t,
choice, sl.2oGlI5 par Dbl. Hoaey-white
clover lib sections, fancy, l3dl.c; broken
comb l2c; extrAcs.i 5Gi, pss To-, Gran.
berrles-Cape Cod. $50 GS.5J per bbI
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, Nov. q.
Live Stock Prices at the Union Stock
yards today ranged as follows: Hoys-E,ti
mated receipts for the day, 33uU; sale,
ranged at $2l0g36O pigs. sa4OGl6J light,
$S-oJg5.4J rough packing. s345Ga65 mixed,
and *da0Si6J heavy packing and shipping
lots.
Cattle - Estimated receipts for the day
$3.50; quotations ranged at $I65d5OO choice
to extra shipping steers, $.20GL65 good to
choice do, $a60G4l5 fair to good $S.3Ota365
common to medium do, SSOJa3.5O butchers
Sl-51ga5O cows. g 40Ga7J heifers, 81. 75da6j
bulls, $26OGSS Texas steers. 81 2S0G3.9J west
ern range steers and s.. O0d6O veal calves
Sheep - Estimated receipts for the day
G.OOJ; sales ranged at $lIodasJ westerns
$l.7otG2.5J Texas, sl.75Ga0 natives and 8. $50
40 lambs.
Tho Local Market.
GRAIN, ETC.
Corn-New. -.
OAI9-NeW. l6C40sItCs
Hay-Timothy. S1s0s13: upland, Sll; wild. q
OSLO; slough, s7.a$s; baled. SIl.
Potatoes SOC,
PRODUCE
But.er-Fair to choice. 17c; fresh cream
cry, &c.
Eggs-Fresb, Ito.
POultry-'hickenP, SIC,
Turkeys-6,.
Geese-7xc.
Oucke-7c.
Cattle-Butchers nay for corn fad steers
She@4c; cows and heifers, 3AcV8xc; calves,
3xc04c.
aOgs-3c0Skc.
Sheep-3c0Skc,
Spring lamb, &c . pound.
Coal-Soft, 1Oc
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-23
THREE DIE IN THE FLAMES.


Incendiary Fire in . Negro Settlement Re.
suits In y Holocaust.
BROWNSVILLE, KY, Nov. 23-Three per.
sons lost their lives by an inccndiary fire
in cabin at Stony Point in this county.
The cabin was owned by Gibson Arm
strong, colored, who, with his wife and
two daughters and niece, Mollie Whitney,
were asleep when the fire broke out.
Nancy Armstrong and Mollie Whitney
were burned to death. Fannie Armstrong
was so badly burned that she died later.
The Others were unharmed.
James Wright. step-son of Armstrong,
had quarreled with his foster father the
day before the fire, and he is suspected of
arson He has fled, but officers are now
looking for him. Stony Point is a negro
settlement and the residents threaten
Wright with summary justice if he can
he found
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-23
MORE WAR AMONG HORSEMEN.
Pistol and Fists Matched at Lexington
ky.-Fists Ahead So Far.

Pistol and Fists Matched at Lexington,
ky.-Fists Ahead So Far.
LEXINGTON. Now .a-George Cadwalla-
der, the well-known turfman of Mill.
dale, KY attempted to shoot Joe Chinn,
Lexington turfman, in the lobby of tho
Phoenix hotel last night. .Chinn saw him
reach for his gun and knocked him down,
causing the blood to flow freely from his
nose. He then struck Cadwallader undc +
the left eye, laying open the skin two
inches A by-stander pulled Chinn off.
AS Cadwailader got up again he tried to
shoot, but Chinn got away.
He armed himself and returned to the
hotel in a few minutes, but the police ar
rested Cadwallader as he was threatening
to kill Chinn, and the lattcr's friends
hustled him off to his home Charles Nc.
Cafferty, the turfman, who tried to shoot
Trainer Alcock in the hotel Thursday
night is in Jail on peace warrant.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-23
soveReIen's BOYCOTT lxpoRszo.


Anights ef Labor Omcially Sanctions the
War ON Nafional BankA
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-After giving to
Hot Springs, Dallas, Chicago, Columbus
(O) and Washington complimentary
votes the Knights of Labor chose Roches.
ter, N. T., as the place Of meeting of the
next convention. The assembly after q
long discussion adopted by large vote
the plan limiting the service Of general
omcers OF the order, the master workman
ana members of the executive board, sec.
teeary ana treasurer, to two successive
terms. These changes must be referred
to district assemblies for approval
Another important change under con-
slderation Is for the election of two men,
oers OF the general executive board every
year, instead of having all four chosen at
one time. A final decision on this has
not been reached. The report of the
nnance committee was received and ap-
proved. The committee found that the
accounts were in tho best of order.
The assembly, after some discussion, in
oorsed the boycott OF national bank notes
ordered by Sovereign last spring. The use
OF the militia in the settlement of labor
troubles was condemned and the govern
ment ownership Of the highways Of COM
merce was advocated A general boycott
OF the Lorillard Tobacco company was OF.
dered.
An invitation was issued to all labor
unions at home and abroad to attend
labor congress July 4, 1895, with the object
OF fharmonizing all organizations. Reso-
buttons condemnipg the supreme court of
the United States and the federal judiciary
nPvnin nv.l
and also resolutions recommending the
election Of federal judges by the people.
Last night the assembly adjourned sine
die
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-23

Whsn Baby was uck, We gave ner CaHnraA
Wien she ,as Child, she cried for Csseoefa.
WIN shs became MisA she chung to Casexsa
Whm - he'd Chudrsn. she eavotn.m c
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-23
Severe Weather in Nebr..h..

OMAHA. Nov. s3-Spscinls to The Bee
from various sections Of Nebraska indi-
cate severe weather. In the western tier
OF counties the mercury stands degrees
above zero. In many sections 1t is snow.
ing furiously, with several inches ccver.
ing the ground
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-23
stole Some Blank Drafts.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 2a.-Burglars en-
tered the residence Of NJ. Esberg and stole
six drafts, numbered from 534 to $50,
signed by Esberg. Bachman G. Co, whole.
sale tobacco dealers, with the amount left
blank and drawn upon the New York
branch of the firm at 40 Waiver street.
that city. Precautions have been taken
to prevent the negotiation of this paper in
eastern cities.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-23

PARSONS. kas., Nov. 23.-Otto Trout
man, ofrhfs city, was arrested last night
on the charge Of numbering his WIFE Last
September Mrs. Troutman died suddenly,
and it was limited that her death was due
to injuries inflicted by her husband.
An investigation has been quietly made
and last night Marshal Mason placed
Troutman in jail
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-23
Mattoon's Fight for . Norm.,.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Nov 23.-Thc quo
warranto proceedings brought by the
MattoOn people against the trustees of the
new Illinois normal have been taken to
the supreme court. The appellate court
dismissed the appeal on the ground that IL
did not have jurisdiction, and the Mat
toon people got leave to withdraw their
papers and file them with the supreme
cnnrf
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-23
Terrible Prairie Fire RAGING.

GUTHRIE, o. T., Nov. a3-A disastrous
prairie fire has been raging in Pottawato-
mie county and the Seminole reservation
for three days, sweeping scores Of farms of
crops and buildings. A terrific blizzard
from the north is tanning the flames into a
fierce torrent, sweeping everything before
it. Horses and cattle are being caught
and burned to death, and if the wind
continues many lives will be lost.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-23
More Shin, for the Bl.ck Sea.

SOFIA, Bulgaria, Nov. e3-Advices from
Constantinople say that the sultan has
consented to allow the passage in through
the Dardanelles. on q second guardship for
each power in accordance with the re-
quests Of the Austrian, Italian, Russian
and British representatives.
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-23
whisky Rebate Claim. Granted.

CHICAGO Nov. 23.-Thc American Dis.
tributing company, Of New York, has been
granted CSC. 500 Of whisky trlst funds by
Judge Showalter, of the United States
court, for rebate claims, and the Terre
Haute Distilling company E,4oO. Tho
former claimed STA, 800 and the latter Sl3,.
3OO for rebates
Rock Island Argus., 1895-11-23

wniietaw HeId seeking Health.
KANSAS CITY. Nov. 23.-Whitelaw Reid
passed through here in special car en-
route to Arizona, whittier lie is sent by his
ply sicians.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-04
THE ARGUS, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 4. 1895.

ally increases the distance until six
and-one-half miles are reached, when
it turns to the north and crosses the
railroad, and the remainder of the
distance continues on the north side
of the track. Up to this point five
locks have been located, the sixth
lock being on the north side Of the
railroad Just after the crossing is
made. After passing the railroad the
canal turns to the northwest and par
aliels the road to the end Of the
eighth mile at q distance of about
1,00I feet. In the next mile a cut 80
feet deep and $50 feet wide will be
made through Owls Head bluff. At
mile IL the channel of Bureau river
will be changed from its natural
course for q distance of about 1000
feet. At mile Is the right OF way
again joins that of the railroad COM
pauy, which it parallels to the end
Of the 10th mile. At this point the
canal takes a northwesterly dircc-
ton which it holds until the summit
level is reached. being at the end of
the 10Th mile. 1t then turns and
runs west until the descent to the
Mississippi river is reached. At the
west end the canal parallels the Rock
river. The summit level of the canal
will be supplied by a feeder from
Rock river which will run from a
point near Dixon"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-09-04

The last act has been played in the
far-famcd Jones county calf case and
the curtain has been rung down upon
what has been the most widely dis
cussed actions that state courts
have been called upon TO decide.
The suit has been in litigation in one
form or another for 81 years, and
the celebrated controversy. which
has passed into history. hinged on
the ownership of a calf valued ut SIS.
This long-drawn-out suit was settled
for good at Waterloo, Iowa, last week
when County Clerk Williams paid
Robert johnson, plaintiff in the case,
the balance due him on a judgme mt
for $1,000 given in 1892. Against
this judgment we're two other
judgments in favor OF the defend
ant. +. V. Miller-one for 1921, given
in 1888. and one for 1911, given in
1886, both by the supreme court.
In addition the amount of SOL was
deducted for costs in the case
brought up in the last term of court
in that county. So Clerk Williams
Tuesday paid Mr.. johnson $373.27.
the balance, and the lengthy case
seems over. except one little hitch.
MIR. johnson has filed 4 motion to
relax the $1O1 costs above men,
toned, and thus ends a case which
probably has no counterpart in the
history of Jurisprudence in this
country,