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WHY PROSPERITY RETURNED.
Because tho Drift OF Public Opinion !
Orr .sed to u Silver BASIS.


Opposed to u Silver Basis.
Secretary OF the Navy Hilary a. Her
bert delivered Il strong sound currency
speech ut montgomery, Ala, Oh Oct. l.
lie said in pant:
What our currency shall consist of
Is II question to be decided OH business;
principles. There is Il sentimental OBJ
lection to gold INDUCED in BIZ some
that it is The money of tho rich-hut it
docs not seem to mo that this should
have any weight because, in my opinion,
'hc poor nIan Is entitled to as good mon
ey as tho rich. There is sentimental
argument in favor of tho silver dollar
( because it is said to have been tho dol
lar of our fathers. 1t does not seem 10
mo that this argument should havo any
weight. because it is not founded on fact
Tho fair prcsumpii ion is that neither
your father uor mine nor any other
mans father who died prior to 1873
ever handled enough American silver
dollars TO keep him out Of the po IL
house
81 know Of no more effective way Of
rrippling the son,h and its Industries
than for orr people to clamor for the
payment Of debts already contracted
ana hereafter 10 hc contracted i'll dcpre-
ciaied silver dollars.
Fortunately for this country the
effects of the panic of 1883 are rapidly
passing away. Money has began to flow
again in its accustomed channels Wheat
has risen in price cotton has risen in
price, iron has risen in price, industries
are rcopcning cvel ywhcrc, wages are in
croaHinH, and all this comes from the
TACT that the capitalists Of this country
who are strcwd, farsccing and who
watch with keen eye the duimgs of every
political convention have come to tho
conclusion that the free silver sentiment
III tho United States is not strong enough
and not powerful enough to forco this
country to It silver basis.
"Thcy understand that thcro is 10
free silver sentiment in tho east, mono
III How England, none i'll New York,
none in Maryland New Jersey, Della
ware or Pennsylvania.
"fhcy soc that Republicans and DEM
ocrats III the state nf Ohio have pro-
nonnccd against free silver; that Re-
l'''''N'''H "'hi lptiiittid lS III tIlt SttIt III
kentucky have pronounced against FREQ
silver; that only part of the Democrats
III ihc other states of the west and south
are for free silver, and they arc conf
dent, nc | am, that tic People of tho
United States, whatever else may hap
pen, Will III 1886 pronounce foT the con-
tiualco of sound money, for the pa,ity
with gold of every COLLAR of silver and
OF paper HOW ailuat or To Lc iluatcd III
tho United States. "
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u sishborhood and rend,r red timely

neishborhood and rendered timely
aid.
Mrs. DR. T. II Poery, vito of the
late DIR. Thomas Richie Pecry, lis OH
n visit to her friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. l.. Holmes.
Times must be getting brighter, rs
our merchants begiu to wear smiles.
| notice tlvm shelving their winter
stock. From the way they arc band
ling goods at Five Oaks, Mr.. B. Is.
Greever aud j. Tsto dc. not get many
idle moments. Their store is tho
best country store in Tazcwell.
Why don't the town people come
out this way and get some pure mir
MIR. Editor, is there any christian
denomination around town that would
build II church ut Five Oaks if the lot
were given thom? Now if tlioy will
they can get the lot. Let us hear
from them.
When does the election como OFF?
Will there be any ROSTERS to crow?
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'onirWeo onuo5 :soInqnL suudIeI
OH 5uoloid SolnqaL surd!I
RipanS rabulcS cure tho blues.

" lRGlNIA.-In the Clerks Office of
Tazewell Circuit Court.
Rufus Britain, Jesse Jones, w. A S Hol-
~, Nathan Holly i'll his own right and rs
committee for e. c. Holly, lunatic. b.
Nj. Holly, Joseph Wittcn, Ann Dicken-
son, Moses Dickinson, Don Dickinson.
Robert Dickinson, and Alex. Dicken-
son (four last infant children of Richard
Dickinson, who she by their rext friend,
the said Ann Dickenson), Agnes Taylor,
Nancy Holly and Il. a. Paris,
Compliments,
VIZ. In Chancery.
Rhoda Perdue, Zachariah Perdue, Nancy
Moore, Minerva Elizabeth Petry, Gym
tlia Louisa Milan. Paris Perdno and
Henry Perlne, the six last heirs at law
of ID. X. Perdue, deceased; J. w. Chap
man. administrator of ID. X. Perdue, A.
p. Gillespie, receiver, and Cynthia
Bandy, Defencnpts.
The object of this suit is to attach the
real estate and personal property of the
said defendants, the heirs at law of said d,
X. Perdue, deceased, in the county of
Tazeweli, and especially their estate in the
hands Of SAID defendants, J. w. Chapman,
administrator as aforesaid A. p. Gillespie,
receiver, and Cynthia Bandy, and subject
said estate to the payment of the dover
claim of said Rhoda Perdue in the ten lots
Of land situate in the tom of Tazewell,
county of Tazewell, conveyed by said d.
X. Perdme to said compliments respect.
lively, with covenants of general warranty,
for the expressed consideration in the ag
gregate of S3,79l 70, in which deeds the
said thoda Perdue did not join; said lands
inorr fully described i'll the original bill
and amended bill filed in this cause.
And it appearing from sufficient evil
dencc on file in said Office that the said
lthOda Porduc, and the said defendants,
the heirs Mt law OF said d. K. Perdue, de-
ceased, are non-residents of this Common
wealth, it is ordered that they appear here
within fifteens days after due publication
OF this order and plead, answer oY demnr
to the original and amended bills flied in
this cause, and do Whit may be necessary
tn protect their interests in this snit, and
tllat copies hereof be published and post
I'd ms prescribed by law.
A copy-Vcstc:
IL. BANE HARTMAN, Clerk.
:. 4. s. u. MAY, p. q.
sept. 9TH, 1898.
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rhc Fro SILVER Chi,ncra.

Tho ridiculous attempt of tho silver
contingent Ia commit the United States
tn Tree coliitSc--to tie exchange OF 30
cents worth uf silver fora dollar in gold
rivals in its absur,lity and eni hlsiasm
tho widest chincra Of romantic fiction
II cailicS MS back tn the fcnd but futile
search for the fountain of everlasting
youth, to the medieval alchemists'
theory Of the transmutation of metals
and to tho beautiful psychological story
OF Midas and tho golden touch. Phil
adclphia Record.
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UNIVERSITY BURNED.

Fire originated, Sunday, in tho
southwest corner of the public hall,
OF tho University of Virginia, and dc
stroyed tho main building of that In
stitution. with some OF it's contents.
In the absence of an engine, the gray
iiy system OF fro lighting having
heretofore been adequate, it was im.
possible to get water to the flames,
and they had it all their own way for
IL while. When it was clear. that the
public hall, or annex, containing the
lecture rooms of the Schools of Com
mon and Statute Law, Physics, and
Modern Languages could not he
saved, efforts we've directed to saving
the rotundn, containing The library
and the lecture rooms cf tho Schools
of Ancient Languages, Mathematics,
Moral Philosophy, English, etc.
These parts of the building are con
nected by covered gallery or porch,
whose roof was sustained partly by
imposing columns surmountcd by
handsome capitals brought from Ita
ly by Jefferson.
In order to prevent, lie lie spread of
the ire from ptl.1 annex to the rotun
GA, an Attempt was made to blow
down tho connecting porch by the
use of dynamite. Tho columns were
battered down. but Still the porch
stood. Dynamite was repeat edly
placed i'll the porch roof itself but
the explosions produced bat little re
suit and it was not long before the
rotunda was in flames
The larger part of the library
contents were emoved-books, paint
ings and statnary From tho depart
ment of Physics, much of the valuable
equipment was removed and stored
III the museum near by. The danger
of the communication of fire to the
pavilions and dormitories WAS immi
nent. These enclose the lawn on the
north and south, and the main build
ing and the old Chapel and the read
ing room, close up the west end o.
tho lawn vista. The old chapel and
the reading room, directly connecting
. the main building with the prolles
sors and students rooms, were blown
down with dynamite to arrest the
progress of the flames, which were
SION gotten under control
The Stanton and Lynchbnrg fire
departments were requested to sent
fire engines. Lynchburg did SO, ant
Staunton sent men and hose, but toe
late.
Bucket brisades undoubte dly saved
the near by buildings, and these wer,
pressed with great energy. The in
tense desire to save tho Uuniversit,
is shown by the fact that ladies ever
took their places in line.
The rotunda was that part of til,
building completed in MIR. Jeffelson'
day, and in which, in lS25.a recep
: ton was held, at which lafayette ane
other distinguished men assembled
: The annex was built about fort,
8 years ago.
The lose is very heavy, though i
is impossible to state it in figures
Nor is it known just what the inaur
e ance amounts to, though it is prob
. nbly not more than $4,000
0 The students began movement
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iazewc'l, Va, Oct ., 1895.
Jefferson Springs and all ether Cred tors
of Lenan Ross. deceased, who will come
forward and contrib ute to the costs of
uiiS SUIT. Compliments
against
John w. Crockett. Sheriff of TnZcwell
County, and us such administrator of
.'m'nm K"ss, deceased. Mr.. Lettie
King. late widow of Lcman Ross. de-
erased, and the heirs Mt law of the said
l.cinan Ross. whose names nro unknown
and - King, husband of Leiiic King.
Defendants
The parties to the above suit and ALI.
CREDITORS Of Lcnan Ross, deceased.
are hereby notified that have fx Il mon
the Sth day of November, lSI5, rs the
time and my Office ut Tnzcwell, Va, MS the
place 10 take the account ordered l,y tn:
Circuit Court of Ia" 'lriin he said suit.
ut the e'Igns Term. 1895
AT which time and place the parties are
required t. he present.
VII persons hnyimg claims against the
said Ia siTii PISS ',or"osel.. or his estate.
will present them, properly verified. ut
said time and place, that they may he tt
ken into said account.
l. T.. CHAPMAN,
Commissioner in Chnncer,.
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to secure fundsto restore the build
ings, pledging their contingent de.
post. Alumni arc telogrnphipg off
ers of financial aid. Lectures will
not be interrupted, and tie work of
session will go on about as usual.
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NOT ICE

Fly virtue of decree of the Circuit
Court Of Tazcwell County, entered ut
the August term, 1925. in the Chancery
Cause of Abe Bloch Il Co. VS.. Bane Il
Mos"s, and other causes heard there
with, we will, on the 10TH DAY OF
NOVEMBER. 1898, that being the first
day If the November term Of the Coun-
ty Court of Tazewell County. mt the
front door of the Court House of said
county, sell to the highest bidder at
public auction, that certain house and
lot belonging to II. j. Noses, situated
in the town of Graham. in Tazewell
county. and known as the j. w. Lecdy
property.
TEF MS: Said sale will be upon Il
credit of one, two and three years, cx-
cent for costs of suit and expenses of
sale. which will be required in cash.
and for the deferred payments the pur-
chaser will be required to execute
bonds bearing interest from. date. with
good g .',Tfs;:..;.. security and payable to
the undersigned.
j. j. " \. ennnszUx' Commissioners.
Virginia: In the Clerk s Office of the
Circuit Court of Tazewell County
Oct. 23rd. 1898.
|. Ii. Bane llarman. Clerk of the said
Court, do hereby certify that the above
named Commissioners have executed
bond as required in the decree i'll the
above mentioned causes.
Tcste:
III. BANE HARTMAN, Clerk.
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MOT AgE: J

BY virtue of n decree of the Circuit
Court of Tazewell County, inferred II, the
August t.rm. s9,I, in iii" Chnnccry Cause
OF Abe Bloch e. Co. VS.. Bare & Moses.
and other causes heard Herewith. we will,
IN the 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1895,
that being the first day of The November
tenn OF tina County Court of Tazewcll
County, at the front door of the Court
House of said county. sell TO the hghc ST
bidder at public auction that certain house
and about . acres of land herewith.
known as the ''home property" Of W T..
Bane. situate in Tazewell County nj the
town o. Graham; also that certan three
story brick store house and lot Herewith.
i'll the town of Graham, belonging to the
sai! lSanc
TERMS:-Said sales will be upon a
credit of one, 20 and three years. EXCEPT
for costs of suit and expenses of snle
winch will be required in cash and for de
ferred payments bonds. bearing interest
from dnte with good personal security and
payable to tho undersigned, will be re.
CURED of the purchasGrs.s
ii. G. ANDERSON,
s. ID. May,
j. W. Hicks. Oo'niiiisSioherS.
j. w. CHAPMAN,
Virginia: In the Clerks Office of TaZewell
Circuit Court, Oct. 23rd, 1898.
hereby certify that the above named
Commissioners have executed the bonds
required i'll the above styled cause.
Testc:
H. BANE HARTMAN, Clerk.
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Defendants
The object of this suit Us to collcst from
The defendant, Sparre.n Blankenship. for
an account of the scomplainanps, $500
with interest from the 10th DAY oi July,
1890, subject to the following credits: $50
July 1891, and $500 the Goth day Of
August, 1891. and to require tho defend
ants. Harvey Johnson, Catherine Davis.
Augustus Griilitts, w. Il. Blankenship and
Desi'in Green, to pay and apply what they
may owe the defendant, Spared Blauken-
ship, to the discharge of The liability of
til" said defendant, Spared Blankenshlp,
TO the complainant, and to enjoin nll the
other defendants from paying to he CO.
defendant. S:arrcll BlanEeushp, any
amount they owe him; and it appearing
from affidavit or file i'll sad Office, that
the defendant, Sparrcll Blankenship, is
not n resident of the Commonwealth of
Virginia, it 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 hereof be published and poeted rs
prescribed by law.
copy-Testc:
II. BANE HARTMAN, Clerk,
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COUNTY LOCALS
Sprin.gvMe, Oct. 80.

Mr. Sam Litz passed up the road
Monday asking men to come out
and vote for him.
Mr.. S. H. Wingo came up Mon
day. from Elkhorn. to SEQ his broth.
er, MI. l.. G. Wiugo, who has ty.
plhoid fever
Mr.. John Ilambrick is at home
again, visiting hometolks aud few
special friends.
Mr.. S II. McAIullin was up from
lower Biueslone, last Saturday, buy.
ing some beef cattle.
Mrs. Maud Carter, nee Wells,
died last week at her home and was
buried at Springvillc cemetary.
The remains OF Mrs. Il. G.. and
little Johnnie Wells, who have been
dead s or 10 years, were removed,
last week, from Shrader's to the
cemetary at Springville. This WIS
done to satisfy Il request Of her
daughter, made on her deathbrd, to
her father.
Rev. G. w. Hairless preached on
the divides last Sunday. He is
preaching for these people like Pc
Grand Paul-without money and
without price.
A little child of Mrs. Jennie Car
ter is sick with something like
fever.
Mrs. J. Fl. McMullin, who has
been very sick for il few days, is i'm
proving.
Mrs. Mollic J. Wingo and daush.
ter, Miss Annie, are at Tip Top, at
the bedside of MIR. l.. C,sWingo, who
has.typhoid fever
The funeral of Gordon G Wells
WAS preached ut Ebenezer last Sun
day. Somo Of cur; neighbors. who
wenHdown, report Il large audience.
The school ut this place, and 9th
er places near here, have greatly
increased IN attcdancc, since the
busy season has past.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hambrick and
granddaughter, Miss Jennie, have
been keeping house for Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Shannon while they
have heen.evisiting.their daughter,
i'll Wythe county.
j. Il. Painter has just finished his
job of clustering for Mr.. j. IL. Me
lMnllin. Mr.. Painter does his work
well.
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yShawver s Mills, Oct. 20.

y
81 + been visiting her son. j. G.
I'll the y 1has returned home.
>%glaf and Mrs. Belcher, of Knob,
werG< visiting their mother, Mrs.
Nancy Shs,!~ssyyer, las week K
Miss Florie Bacon, of Keeblcr's \
Roads, Tenn, who has been vi ,iting
her aunt. Mrs. r.. d. Shaver, has
returned home.
Viii. Shawver is very low typhoid
feever, at this writing.
Mrs. Robt. Shniflebarger is very
sick with typhoid fever.
Mr.. King, of BlueGold, is at S. J
Cundiil's taking pictures. He is get
ting plenty OF work to do.
Mrs. NJ. T. Christian went to Blue
field, last week, on visit.
Mr.. John McNIuliin was on the
creek, last week, on business.
Last Tuesday night, Rev. d. A.
Lefiel had the honor of saying the
marriage ceremony for Ben Rose and
Jennie Ruble.
Mrs. Miller Kiuser is improving
slowly
Five Oaks, Oct. %.
There is the same quiet in on,
that always surrounds our peaceful
community. Yet sick comes now and
then.
Mr.. E. X. Crockett is gradual,
getting statue quo again. King has
had mild attack of typhoid fevor
MIR. Editor, what are the doctors go
ing to do about it? They say (som,
of them do) that one can have tn,
typhoid fever but once. This is th,
third time L have aided in nursing
MIR. Crockett in typhoid fever, a
least, that is what the doctors called
it on the former occasions, and the,
call it so now. That makes three
Does it pota
Uncle Jfa Hartman is still very i'll
The old man is fighting his sickness
with the same kind OF courage will
which his kinsman fought the Indians
Mrs. L. l.. Holmes was taken sud
denly ill, OH Friday last. For a Will
her friends thought the end at hand
fortunately, DIR. HufTord was in th,
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" IRGINIA: In the Clerks Oficc of
Tazcwell Circuit Court Sept. 80, 1895.
Bnlfour White, Complainant,
vs.. In Chancery.
Srnrrell Blankenship, Harvey Johnson,
Catherine Davis, Augustus Grifiitts, w.
II. BlnnEenship, and Deskin Green,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-04
.ulius steger In Demand.

When George Edwardes engaged Julius
Steger tho saritone 10 originate in this
country the principal role in His Excel
loncy," Il was understood between them
that when "Tho Artists Model received
its first production in New York nv. Steger
should be transferred 10 IL. After seeing
Mr. Steger in His Excellency," however,
AL Hayman, who, with Charles Frohman,
ia conducting the American tour of "His
Gxcollency," expressed himself as extreme
~ desirous To have Mr. Steger remain in
lis present position when the opera goes
on its forthcoming tour Of the principal
cities, believing rightly enough that the
personal success of Mr.. Stegcr N the Regent
has had no inconsiderablo effect upon tho
success Of the piece itself. MIR. Hayman
has sailed for England and will endeavor
20 make Mr.. Edwardes agreo with him on
this subject. Meanwhile it Is unsettled
whether Mr.. Stcger will be seen In one
opera or tho other
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-04
TERSELY TOLD.
Princess Maud.

was talking the other day, said q writer
in The Queen, 10 one OF the Marlborough
House officials, who has been member Of the
Prince OF Wales household for many years.
ami who gave mo some not uninteresting in
formation in regard TO the Princess Maud OF
Wales, the news of whose betrothal 10 one of
the Danish Princes was recently announced.
Both sho and her sister, Victoria, are gentle,
cultured. unassuming girls. as unlike the tra'
ditonal idea q royal rr!ncosscs In their
manners as may we'll be conceived. Both OF
them shrink from the formal etiquette, which
az times they are compelled TO follow, and
they are nevor so happy as when on rare &C.
casions they are enabled 10 pass few days,
or even few hours, incofnito IL is only a
week or two ago that noticed them myself
trotting about the Westminster Aquarium
and gazing at all the sights therein 10 be
seen, in company with their royal mother
and few members OF the household, like
any ordinary family Of country cousins.
Princess Maud has q weakness for collecting
curios, carved worries IN particular being her
especial hobby. OF these she has already gath
cred quite large collection. Like her sistor,
she is thoroughly domesticated. and tho active
interest she mus taken in the model dairy at
sandringham has made her quite an expert
butter maker.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-12-04
or Tnz CLuiE,
~ TuE roLo WORLD.

Tho only game 90 be lbycd this evening is
the Salcm.Foll RIVER game az Fall River
il was cni pnd Dunninc THIS time. Mul
wnnted 20 wipe the Goor with the rslem ln,
aud laid j for the plea .urr.
There Is aiopular Eolief IN the polo world
tnut once a Gohi tcndor - seriously injured by
flying bail. he Is unat for fErthcr playing.
- ne is hkcy to be .ul iec,,d 10 timidity. n
poor Mills is To bo m, ,icl IN this way, not
only his own rar;isans, but polo lovers i'm
general will feet tie loss - quivt, gentle.
manly player
speaking OF gent ~mRnly piayerA there isn Q
a better chap on rollers thap sword.
80 Providence ~ to have the finest set n
gonl cages IN Tie league. Sll thisiS news,
rooG news ,o hoe Sui Toritrs ~ the Grays
that think .ht r. Is nothing 200 good for the
boys
No mort sharponcd spindl,s or tempered
rolls that's The ,ultmatum from this day
on. and Voc hctidc Tho unlucky player that
opposes tho powers that le Tor there u iine
~ - or q ~ awaiting him
srCRriSo SEws
Mr. LoVin 4 Dcls,s Is 10 bs heaQ coacn u