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any person caught carrying lie tiers in violation
OF these statutes. WM. L. WILSON,
Postmester-General.
INSURANCE CHANGES.
New Managers Are Appointed for Three
OF the Local Fire

L. B. Edwards and F. G. Argali have
been appointed general managers OF the
tire Insurance. companies formerly repre-
sented by Balfour, Guthrie & Co. in this
City.
Manager Spencer, who had charge of
the business of these companies, retired to
the take position OF one of the general man.
ayers of the Etna Insurance Company OF
Hartford, Conn. In this position he sue
ceeds I. E. Pope, who withdrew that he
could take the management OF the local
office of the Pennsylvania Company of
Philadelphia. Mr.. Spencer's change is a
return to the office in which he learned
the insurance business.
The concerns that will hereafter be man
aged by Messrs. Edwards and Argall are
the American of Newark, N. j., the Gale
donian of Edinboro, Scotland. and the
Manchester of Manchester, England.
Every change in the local field of fire in
surance is watched by the men engaged
in that business with more than ordinary
interest, for in the present demoralized
condition OF insurance affairs in San Fran
cisco nobody seems to know what concern
is about to retrench or withdraw.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-23

Immediately a mal-odorous gas began bub-
bling out He gathered. this gas and
lighted it, when it dawned upon him that
he mad discovered the best illuminator
ever known.
The only difficulty met with so far
which has retarded acety ylene from being
extensively used is that it costs about SIS
per ton TO make the compound of coal and
lime. In time this will certainly be over
clme.
j. b. Grimwood, the youthful but learned
chemist o: the San Francisco Gas Light
Company, introduced the assemblage to
the use of the cathode ray.
He pa ed button, which the associa-
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-23
UNCLE SAM A LOSER.
The Governments Now Proposes to Stop
PromiseuOus Letter Writing of
Railroad Employees.


PromiscuOus Letter Writing of
Railroad Employees.
Uncle Sam has determined to put stop
to the promiscuous letter-writing INDUCED
in by railroad employees. Heretofore it
has been the custom to allow letters per-
tanning TO railroad affairs to be trans
mitted free. 1t seems that this courtesy
has been imposed upon TO the extent of
$250,000 year. The department has had
the matter under advisement for some
time, and yesterday Inspector-in-charge
Munro received the following notice:
OFFIcE Of THE EPosTMAsTER-G ENERAL,I
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 2, 1896. !
Order No. 422.
WHEREAS, 1t has been made to appear, upon
evidence satisfactory TO the Postmaster-Gen-
eral, that officers and employees of the railway
companies throughout the United States are
in the habit of sending and carrying over their
various lines letters outside the mails and not
inclosed in Government stamped envelopes,
and which do not pertain TO the cargo being
carried on the train; and whereas, the carry
ing OF such letters outside the mails is in
direct violation of sections 1885 and 1898 of
the Revised Statutes OF the United States
which read as follows:
Sec. 1886. No stagecoach. railway-car, steam
boat or other vehicle vessel which regularly
performs trips at stated periods any post route
from any city, town or place TO any other city
town place. between which the mail is regularly
o..
any letters or packets, except such relate to
some part Of the cargo OF such steamboas other
vessel or to some article carried at the time
by the same stagecoach, raiway.car other veh-
Gle. except as provided in section 1898: and for
every ofense the owner of the stagecoach, railway
car steam boat other vehicle or vessel shall be
liable TO a pena ty of 500: and the driver. con-
ductor master other person having charge
thereof, and not at the same time owner of the
whole or any part thereof, shall for every such
offense be liable to penalty of $50.
sec. 1898. All letters inciosed in stamped en-
veopss, IL the postage stamp Is OF denomination
sufficient to cover the postage that would be
chargeabe thereon If the same were sent by mail,
may be sent, conveyed and delivered otherwise
than by mail, provided such envelope be duly d.
rected and properly sealed, so that he letter
not be taken therefrom without defacing the
veope and the date of the letter or of the trans
mission or receipt thereof shall be written or
stamped upon the envelope. But the Postmaster
General may suspend the operation OF this section
may require such suspension
l therefore notify all railroad officials ana
employees that these sections OF the Revised
Statutes will be rigidly enforced, and all par
ties detected in their violation, whether officers
OF the railway companies, conductors on
trains baggage-masters. brakemen or other
employees, viii be prosecuted for such viola
ton.
All inspectors of the Postoffice Department
are instructed to keep careful watch and arrest
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-23

rHr King Of PMS is Beecham's-BEEcHAx's.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-23
salve for an Injured Leg.

Orson C. Benjamin, formerly shipping
clerk in the employ of F. B. Joyce d Co., has
sued that firm for $40, 900 damages for injuries
received by reason of being knocked down by
a gasoline tank being loaded on a wagon at
Mission wharf l. He claims that the ac-
cident which resulted in compound fracture
of one OF his legs, was due to the carelessness
of defendants. The mishap occurred on April
8, 1896.
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-23

AS samples of the DAILY REDUCTIONS
July
SACRIFICE SALE a of
TO-DAYS CLEARANCE OFFERINGS!
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-23
TO BENEFIT SAILORS.
The Department Furnishes an
Elaborate Device to Preserve
Their Records.
After October I Only American Citi-
zans May Be Employed as
Engineers.

The local United States Shipping Com
missioner has been notified by the Trea7ury
Department that in future all seamen will
be provided with leather pocket-book in
which to carry all records relating to
voyages. time discharged, etc. To those
unacquainted with Jacks" peculiar ways
the new regulation seems of little or no
value. When it is known, however, that
sailors almost invariably lose their certifi-
cate OF discharge, which EN- braces certifi-
cate of character and seamanship, the
value of the new ruling will be seen. The
following Is self-explanatory:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July l6, 1867
United States Shipping Commissioner, San
Francisco. CGt.-SIR: ] transmit under another
cover $50 copies of e sesman's record book
issued by this bureau. The general object Of
the book and the method of distribution are
set forth in the note inside the front cover
notice should be posted in your Office stat
ing: "Any seaman may obtain upon applica-
ton to the Commissioner and upon presenting
a discharge a record-book in which to keep
his discharges and his record. The book
The purpose of this book is to improve the
morale OF merchant seamen, II practicable, by
rendering simple preservation OF their rec
ords. incidentally such records may be of
service in securing employment. You are re-
quested TO use your best efforts to promote the
success of the project.
Blank certificates Of American citizenship
referred TO will be forwarded to you when re-
ceived from the printer. The distribution of
the record book upon application should not
be delayed until the certificates have been re-
ceived. Respectfully yours.
f. T. CHAMBERLAIN, Commissioner.
Under this system sailors will be in a
position to produce at a moments notice
record of every trip made. This will be
OF almost incalculable benefit to them.
particularly to that class who are content
10 make only one trip and then take a
rest. During this rest the certificate is
lost and the vessel on which poor Jack
last sailed has departed for some foreign
port. Without a character and recon-
mendatioR as to capacity seaman finds
it hard job to secure another birth.
Beginning October 1. the department
will enforce the law passed by the last
Congress concerning the employs ment of
only American citizens as engineers. 1t
is estimated that fully one-half of the en-
gineers now sailing from the several ports
Of this country are foreign born.
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The Most Brilliant Illuminating
Fluid That Has Ever Been
Discovered.
FOURTH ANNUAL BANQUET.
The Members Read Papers During
the Day, and at Night They Feast
at the Palace.

The members of the Pacific Coast Gas
Association have spent two entire days of
their fourth annual meeting reading docu-
The San Francisco call., 1896-07-23
Broke His Leg.

Philip Tallichet. milkman. 43o Turk street.
was taking can full of milk out of his wagon
morning when It slipped out of his
hand and fell across HIS right leg, breaking
both bones. He was taken to the Receiving
Hospital
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Promises Versus Realities.

The proposition that promise Of the
government to pay money is money is
just as absurd as the proposition that q
promise 30 deliver horse is a horse,
and yet there arc eminent men high III
the public councils who believe that the
United States Promissory note is actual
money and that the statute which com
pelS the people TO receive il as actual
money Is constitutional and ought TO he
continued in force. Hon. John G.. Car
Isle.
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an Onhoard of Thing.

Bot nevertheless fact. fhlta
Four 90 page u coiumu DAILY
AND rs ENELY newsDarer for
hlnking Inen and women, with Con
sreSsional Reports, Markets, News,
Illustrated Stef.ts, Fashions and Mis-.
"ellany. Advocates Anti Monopoly.
Equm TaXation and Equal Money. A
paper for the masses. published ut n
price TO seq hard Tunes. DAILY [
year - go, 3 months on trial Is cts =;
WeeKly wear % cents, S mouths 5
cents Stamps taken. Agents want.
ed. Cash Commissions paid. Estab
!ishet 1900
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCFR.
Central Power House
Washington, D. G
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-FOUR BIG SUCCESSES.

Having the needed merit to more
than make good all the advertising
claimed for them, the following four
remedies have reached a phenomenal
sale. Dr Kings New Discovery. for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds.
eaeh bottle gUaranteed-Electric Bit
ter6 the great remedy for Liver.
st~>naels Ind Kidneys. Bueklen's
Arnica Salve, tto best in the worll.
and DIR. Kings New Life PilIs.whicb
are a perfect pill. All these remedies
are guaranteed to 90 jast what is
CHARMED for them and the dealer
whose name is ATTACHED herewith will
o. at' t9teil YOU more Of them
Sold at~Clinch Valley Drug Cos.
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Commissioners Omce


Iazewru, Va, Jan. 3. 1898.
- Iarter' Complainant,
v. in Chancery.
Clnch Valley Coal ana Coke Company
and ais, Defendants
j. C. Iipford Complainant.
vs.. In Chancerv.
Clnch Valley Coat and Coke Company
and ais, Dcfondants
TO c. Il. Iarter, j G Lipford, Clinch
valley Coal and Coke Company, corpor
auon organized and dong bosiness under
tne laws OF the State of Virginia. James e.
mann, trustee, and the beneticiarias under
deed of trust executed by the Clincb
Valley Coal aud Coke Company to James
r. Mann, trustee, ON the 14th day of No
vember, 1892:
You are hereby notified, that pursuant
to Il decree entered in the above STYLED
causes. at the December term. 1895. OF the
Circuit Court of Tazcwell county Virginia
by which said decree the above two
causes we're consolidated and brought on
TO be heard toccjher-i have tixed on the
I2'h Gay of February 1896. as the time.
and my Office IN The town of TazaweO
Va. as the place, 20 take an account and
report "All the liens, both general and
special against the defendant Clinch Val.
icy CoaI ana Coke Company. together
with their Prionties and their char, G. er;
alSo what property both real AND personal.
Is owned 10y the said efeudaut company.
and what proper y Is specially hahse To-
any specific liens, and any other mattei.
deemed pertinent by myself, o. reqnir,d
10y any of the parties" At winch time
ind place yon are required g. attend. 1.
nom an. cause said account sll nid not be-
commenced on that day OF d co. .irac..
and not completed the saur, WI Dr. c.l.-
tined from day TO gay. or from time 20
time until completed.
H. STUART. Comlniss .oner
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DRS. sTARkEY & Palms
TEEAThsEET gY
INnAEaTEQ1
1929 Arch ST. pHu.ADrT'

1929 ARCH ST. PlIuADEte
FoR CONSUMPTION. Asrg>rA. -
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AcuE, DspuIrr, Rstr9iArrs,s. NxUrA
GA. AND ALL CaRNio AND NrRvo
DIscEDHns.
TIE oFiginalerd only genuine Compour
Oxygen Treatment that OF Des. Starkev
paien, is a scientific adjustment Of The sTf
menis OF Oxygen and Nitrogen uoenetize
aud the compound is SO condemned an
mad portable that il is sent all over n
world.
1t has been in use for more than, -
five years; thousands of pa ients lid
treated, aLd over che thousand ph
have ua d It and rscomend it-ver
icsat facts.
It does not act as usost drugs do
ating another ailment, and benefit
organ at the expense Of ths other,
curing a second course 10 eraaid ~
evil effects Of the first Bui Compound oxv
gen s revita'izer, renewing, strengthen
ing. iuyigorating the whole body.
-.
These statements are confirmed by nm
merous testimonials, published in our bool
If 200 pages, gniy with the expire is rermi.
sion of the patients; their namsa, and adj.
dresses are given and You can refer 20 thd
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The great success f our Treatment hsA
given rise to a host of imitators. unscrupu|
lous persons; some calling their prepays|
tons Compound Oxygen, often sppropsn
atinS our testimonials and the names .
our patients, TO recomend worthless con
coctious. But any substance mede elsa
where or by others, and called Compound
Oxygen, is spurious.
Compound Oxygen-Its Mode Of ~
and Results is the title of a newt o.
200 pages, published by Drs. Star
len which gives to all enqnirers f
nation as 20 this remarkable ourat
nj rori of surpris NJ cure.
"2e ro. cns,s- man, OF h !.
'c4ns abandoned to di. 10y other nh
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phca ion.
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Please MERTON this Paper.
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silverites Losing Ground In louisiana.

Although Louisiana has been consid-
cred free silver state, there is cncour-
aging evidence that sound money senti-
ment IS rapidly gaining ground. At the
recent Democratic state convention Gov
eInor NJ. =. Foster, an outspokon oppo-
nent Of free and unlimited coinage at I6
10 J, was unanimously renominated for
governor In Difference to his views the
convention refused to indOrse free silver
and adjourned without adoptinga fnan-
clal plank. This action OF a representa-
tive body Of the controlling political
party shows that the silverites are losing
their held ON Louisiana. Governor Eos
ter IS certain 10 be reelected, and his
victory viii be an admission that the
people Of Louisiana prefer an advocate
q sound money to a believer in so cent
dollars and the silver standard.
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BUGKLEN's ARNICA SALvE.

TINS BEsr SAVE in the world for
Cuts. Bruises. Sores. Ulcers, salt
i.hcu-a, Fever Sores. letter, Chappe,i
-iiant7, Chilhlains, Curns and all
NNin i.rapiions, aud positively cures
lilies orno' pay required IT is guar
9nteod 10 give perfect satisfaction.
- uoneTtre funded. Price - cents
fe- eoN For sac b Clinch Valley
H. L n
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Not a few who read what AIr. Rob
ert ROWS, Of Hollands, Va, has to
say below Will remember their own
experience under Ike circumstances
Last winter l had ia grippe which
left me IN low state of health. !
tried numerous remedies, none OF
which did me any good. until I was
induced to try bottle Of Chamber
iaiu's Cough Remedy. The fist bot
lie of 1t So far relieved me hat was
enabled to attend to my work. and
the second bottle effected cure.
For sale at p and so cents bottle
by a. f. Hargrave, druggist.
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t6foc. MonfhI~s Great Lee Ar-
tfcieS.

seie IS u6 American, living OF
80. NorlL ca Soadi. who stood
gf RE heatts r. tho people. OF
81 aeiDory Is held with uoe sa
3 Hclion. tlan General Robert
AN ou THIS si.le Of the wiped
= ~ isnever 10 be fwgoiiea clue
hr3 they knoH biu; bnt there is
ps.s:9 Of lis history AID taat os
{ ~ aal hi-.g,ycstors that has
BIZ g. been ioli. On t5is ee
81 Sevs} fleased to uote
& H. syucsia-nt OF Frank Leslie's
6 ~ Aiouthly regarding the series
g ls Ice papers thut begins in
n b ! ibruary issue The first is
kncestora Of General Robert
8 pad the Times IN Which They
sid, b. Mrs. Judge Roger A.
81 p bi New York. Ihe whole sc
y thinning with the cmhcst colo
81 pules down so the PRESENT date,
.eii 81 Enriched with numerous por.
~ md illustrations of special In
800 T. I heretofore Imprinted, and "a
ug speakiu2 likeness in water ccl
r- "a Genrr, Lee. Altogether the- g
4.
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tES5 TNLK 40 M0aE ICTIoN


i'RIDAY, JAN. -. 1886
tES5 TAX AAD A03E hCgICR
-WAle The United States Congress
Is preparing resolutions England is
III airing for war. The qqssiion
naturally arises, Why is che nssieg
such vast preparations for 1a HaS-
trouble with Germany has about
blown over, md raDor has it ihat
EBgl mas Avet viii so for American
waters If thia should be true, 81
would be equivalent 90 "a declaration
OF war on Che part Of J. gland, and
at present eyerytl ing points In toat
direction. We cmnot sec why Con-
gross does not recog1ze the fact tlaas
the Monroe doctdne Is 80 be up
ia, it viii hpvs . De done Icy force
= arms. The'L3uaou Globe, speak
~ of the attitude Of the Senate
Committee on F6Iegn AFFAIRS, says;
The English people win not stand
much more hea5tHg treln nyhody,
va 'n'Se ss'i' $50, ~, 9s.',''R we y'e,'
to wish 20 etaHd vel Wig fheir.
constituents, NAV vory fSslv,
: themselves lace e faee esfe &
'ation fhat could only 3 egsssssf
'''''' se'i .','e'.s = 49, y
r0''' - 10y - s.,
va -, $50 40 80
= -" A.S4.' : p ~
va, So
In ''..'., S', - & 4 me- s. :
.n.9 i,l,.rg-5 ,6s-,f ~
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10 HoRsR owNnRa.

3. For putting horse in fine healthy con-
d da try Dr. Cady's Condition Powders.
hcy tone mp The system. aid DIGESTION. cilre
ios5 otoppetite, relieve construction. correct
sidney disorders and destroy worms. eiviua
new lie 20 an old Or oNcr~N5rscd horse. rs
cents pcs package. For salc hv druggists.
For sale by 4. r Hargraye.
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0-anoeiioan's Csc ,.-i ssin' G lltsaes
Is uneqaailed for Eolcar rttee ss.
,,heum, said load, Sorc Enpsas. Cae,ps,
LANDS Itching Piles Baus Erost liiios.
Lnronic Sore itscs and Gi>n,laiod Eve Lids
For saie by druggists at p cents Dor BOX.
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'' '-"t go ~ Nilt'.~ 49, N.slilIC
aer sister, Mrs = u Ssiuson. al
Guudy. Sho W m,k" some sketch
es of scenery wl, rnp,
r. X Gillespie, W. b. Steele and
/ q p. Williams attended court Toss
day.
Miss Mary Hunt and brother, T..
/ ID returned from Biuefeld first f
last week, whero they bad Losn VS.
iinS friends for few DAVIS.
Mr. 'amcs Osborne. who has been
very ID. for She Past week, is no bet.
ter.
T. Monger has Ia grippe
Y. p. Ford was on the sicl list IA
few days last week..
Rev. a. 4. Ferguson went TO BLUE
Sunday Afternoon to attend Che pro
t"cted meeting at that place.
+ Misses Lizzie aud Belle Lambert
Alex Rylev anI r. a. Alder attend
q! social at sleelesburg last Friday
night.
j. NJ. Lambert has sold his stock
of goods to G. L Robmett
Miss Hattie Gritiitts spent most of
last week at hey giandfathers, Squire
/ H. T.. Hunts.
r. ii. Sparks and G L Robinett
attended church at Blueield Sunday.
Henry Osborne came down from
B.uefeld today to see bis father.
Miss Lou Ella Ayers, Of Blueneld,
is spending a few days with relatives
and friends.
The following persohs dinsd at w
B. Steels's last Sunday; Rev. A. Fer
guson and wife, Rev Aaron Fergc
son and family, T. p. and Sam Ford.
Sam Ford spent couple of days
at Cedar Bluff Depot last week, the
agent there being i'll.
G. II. Hunt, of Bluefeld, is visit
ing home folks here
W Is. Steele went to Cedar Bluff
today on business.
sHAWyER's MILLS, Jan. 81.
Sunday night Orleauia Walker.
daughter of JEFF Neal, was holding a
lamp for her brother and it exploded
and ban ned her very badly. We hone
1t will not prove fatal.
Aunt Betsy Lambert is real sick at
this writing.
Bro. Austia preached here last
Sunday. There was urge crowd
present to hear him, and hope they
were greatly benefited.
Mrs. c. 6. Shaver and Miss Bet
tie Shaver we're visiting Mrs. Sarah
Gillespie yesterday.
Last Thursday Mrs Bessie l.. file
entertained Mrs. Hancy Shaver.
Holle Reynolds, Mrs. g. G. -Shawver.
Mrs. Fannie shaver. Ms Waik-i
end Mrs Britts
Charlie Gregory went to Sand1
last " e K on business aud he me 90
many pretty girls there he says be
has changed lis mind about injury
iin8. If the girls fell as deeply in
love as Charlie did, he Will be mar.
.nei to a Sand man before many
mouths pass away.
Whine Shaver WAS visiting at
john lhompson's Saturday and Sun
dav
aunt Nancy Neal is cui,e sick.
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Tho Capital City Conmercial Col.
Iege has b card in this paper Offering
traet,sn free to aumber Of per
Dil yea read it?
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.-i-'ttftf NNt..'N.
Ia1ev.I 4. Va. Jan i r. 1888.
''''hh.i-a. nteel- d Co.. Complainant g.,
c.,aiust
JoAH W. CroeA,it, SecriT ot Ty,,,cll
County. n.o g., scrl A5n.a.-.l .l0. cs
q orse T.. latr.ct. deceased. ANA slr.l
fA.ucE Ihcraa ratcics Jaa.s ID. I.t-
ri-s. Mary ptt,.cb Ches p.t.,rk Wl
i.,n iauick GGic prsr.ck Clarence
Patrick. "nd Hsllart Patrick. l.irs az
iaw Of George T.. palirs. deceased. the
last seven cf whom are intantc,
Defendants
In Chcacery.
The parties ;p tte Shove mentioned suij
and Douglas a. Smith oundiar nd lit.m
Tor the infant defendants, ave hereby mott
hcd That I heve nyej oD the IiiA dag ol
February. 1896, att my Office nj Tazeuell.
Virginia. To take the rccouat. or etca in
sid cause, by the Circuit Court Of Taze-
well az tae December term. 1898, at which
tine and place they are required to be
present. ]. Il. CHAPMAN
Comm reif4D-r u, ff,nea.a-vr
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R'pa1~ Tahul. .at drugg SIS.
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