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occasions done, by CiIcuIaIs to the Mem
beers proposed that they gave their CON
seut in writing to the election Of the
same Members as lastly elected. viz
Messrs. a. e.. Scakemann and o.
Schmiegelow for Christiansted
Judge r. Petersen and w. II.
Brown for Frederiksted.
Consent thereto was given by IA votes;
and the matter will not come on the
Order Of Day,
2. 17th Decbr. 1895. No. 1921, forwarding
Draft Of Budget with Money Bills for
1896-97, viii h is on the Councils Order
of Day the Inspectors Estimate on the
Councils table.
8. End Jan. 1896, No. 8, requesting the
Council to elect a Member for Wsstend
Quarter of the Road Commission in lieu
Of Mr.. J. Hewitt, deceased, which is on
the Order Of Day.
4. 8tk Jan, No. 27, requesting the Council
to elect , Planters to join with the
Collectors Of Customs and Brokers for
the purpose OF giving Information OF
the prices of the Islands produce, for
guidance in fixing the tariff Of export
duty, on the Order Of Day.
5. 8tIl JAN. No. Is, requesting the Council
to elect Members for the res ective
Elective Boarls-ou the Order of Day
also.
6. 9TH Jan. No. 80, according to which
His Majesty had by Royal Resolution Of
18th December sanctioned the Ordinance
nasseI by the Colonial Council on the
18th October last concerning pension for
the widow of the late Comptroller Wifi.
r 9,hJna. No. As, forwarding copies of
a. n.,E4 IS nrIi,tlhpA p0lp4rn1nV
, 1896-02-01
IL EXPENSES.

Contribution to the General
State Exprnses......"...
The Superior Local Admin
istration.
The Government. $4,000
;. Upper Court. 1928
, 1896-02-01

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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-06-26
"A TERROR OF THE EAST.
lie Sends q Thrill of Horror Through
westsrn Bad Man.

He Sends thrill of Horror Through n
Western Dad Man.
Come up an drink!"
AS he spoke Tarnntuln Bill fixed his
siigle eye on the teudcrfoot from the
east, whd sat ut table whence all
but him had fled ypanic-strickeh to the
bar of the Rustler's Roost.
I'm not hstin' pizen this trip, pod
ner.'" the tenderfoot made reply.
"W-h-a-t!" roared Tarantula Bill In
an awful voice that made the glasscs on
the bar clink and the bartender reach
for his bullet-proof vest.
Look out, stranger" the dispenser
Of tanglefoot whispered, that's Taran-
tula Bill, the Buckin' Broneho of the
Brazos."
PLEASED to meet the gentleman" the
tendeffoot cried. carefully adjusting
his glasses. I'm IIalsey lutnum. of
brooklyn"
Tnrantula Bill. the Buckin' Broncho,
gave q whinny of rnge and paved the
circumnmbicnt air.
Not hlstin' pizcn, ch2" he snortcd.
wal. guess yes. Step up here an
take yer bitters!"
Not n bitter, podner," the tcnderfoot
cried. turning to his newspaper. "Much
Obliged. but einT irrightin' my nova
days.
Tarontula Bins single eye seemed 10
flash fire tnecording to IN eastern nov
clist who happened to bo presently, md
cantering twice around the Roost he
slammed n big slx-shooter down on the
bar and called loudly for shr6ud with
II billed" shirt front.
I'm ole Deaths White IIorsci I'm
the Buckin' IIroncho OF the Brnzos.
Tn n cyclones il volcano. n tidal wave
nm yeorthqunke MI In one! Come up
nm drink!@
Jaw, shy, Dill. your trollcy's twisted.
Your dynamo Is dusty. Yonr circuits
full O. more kinks thnn the british
lions tail. Go 'w'ny nm don't bother
pS. I'm not drinkin', see 2" the tender
foot g.No,vlcd.
The crusyd gasped and scattered.
"Fetter drink, young fcllcr," sug-
gcsted the bartender; "this amt no
SEWN society. Bill's killed his man."
so you've killed your man, have you,
Bronchy2" the tcnderfoot inquired
"I'm some on TINT, too. I've killed ten
or twelve myself. i disrcmcmbcr ex-
acty which,"
a murmur, nm nwcd murmur, arose
from the crowd and the Bronchos
swnrthy face piilcd visibly.
IT'S Jesse Jnmes," said Whisky
Dick.
mo, It's Billy the Kid" said One
Earcd rafferty,.
faint neither. It's Rob Young
cr!" cried Whiskcrs Murphy.
There was concerted movement to-
wards the door.
The tendcrfoot was counting OH his
fingers. YES" he snid, rcilcctively,
at was twelve"
"Twclve!" shriekcd Tnrantula Bill,
"who-who are you. strangcr?"
"Who am II" repeated the tender
foot. "I'm an electrical dcvnstntcr.
I';i n dcath-chair on wheels. I'm
trolley motorman from Droollyn!"
In the mad stamrcdc that followed
the Buckin' BroncRo of the Brnzos lost
n shoe.--N. y. World.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-06-26
GATHERING IN rAE sALMoN.
Great Nets In Which Thousands of Fish
Are Captured at "a HnuI.

Great Nets In which Thousands of Jrish
Are Captured ut Haul.
The fish are swimming near the sur
face now; and IL they look up they will
see upon every pole which rises from
the wall of mesh either hawk, an eagle
or great gull ready to pohnce upon
them. They dive and trS to swim under
the weed. They cannot. The Snter
is shallow and the weed rises from the
very bottom. Meanwhile hawks and
eagles nre busy. panic cnsucs; few
FISH dart through the narrow way. IL
is more open beyond, and, after all, It
leads in the right direction. The gen
crnl impulse is to 90 forward. No one
wants TO turn back. and, like sheer
they follow their leaders through the
gates of dcith. For after this il is all
over with the salmon Before long
tho wide pool narrows again. Again
.strnight way lies beyond them, anil
before long they are crowding and
1ostling each other in pound 5Ox3J
feet, where they stay, hopclcssly con-
fused and dashing wildly from side tn
side. until II steamer comes along with
scow IN tow. On the scow is crane.
Chains from the crnno are hitched on to
the net, which Is below the pound, and
'home thousands of strong, free fish
swim in, are drawn up to ME surface
and ladled out In scoop nets; knocked
On the head, thrown on the scow and
Carried Off to the American cannerics
atPoint Roberts. where they go through
sausage machine and become "cnnnc,i
salmon"
These canneries are taking (Juiy;
1899 10000 sockcycs per diem. But
some escape. Either they swim wide
of the bay or by luck escape the leads"
which guide them to the pound" and
find themselves ut last nenr their goal.
AL around them Is blue water, clcnr
and cold. In front OF them q well
'mariser band OF yellow woter, thici,,
stale and wnrrn, through which they
bfunder Hike LoDdoncrs through fog.
Above them are 5000 or 5000 white:
called fishing boate: In tho dim wntcr
float 100 miles Or moro OF Gill nets. On
the rivers banks 0rc ~ great cnnncrics,
with machinery in each for turning
from 1000 to 1000 fish per diem Int
canned goods. "-Tcmulr Bar.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-06-26
LiINTs ABOUT HEALTH.
Tint All Househecpcrs and Mothers Should
Gut Out and Pin on Their Pin-Cushinn.

Tint All Housclrecpcrs and Mot crs Should
Sut Out and Pin on Their Pin-Cushion.
. That rapid eating is slow suicide.
7 That happy children nre almos. in
Inriably healthy children.
That IL sleeping in IL cold room cstab-
hsh habit of breathing through the
nose, never with the mouth open.
That n severe paroNysm of coughing
aiay often be arrested by tablespoon,
full Of glycerine in wine glass of hot
milk.
That to compel a child to eat any.
thing against which it's palate natural
iy rebels is q cruelty at the moment,
and is likely to produce evil results
later on.
That bits Of white wax used freely
when packing white garments or fab
RIGS, such asltulle or silk evening
gowns. choice lace. crepe ahawls, etc,
win keep them from turning yellow.
That few drops Of the tircture of
ibenzoip put Into the water In which
.fhe' face is bathed will prevent the
shiny appearance of the skin with
;~rhich so many people are effected,
especially In warm weather.
That cold water Is tie salvation of the
complexion. 1t strengthens the skin
by stimulating the circulation and
renders 1t almost proof against chaps
and eruptions. When the skin needs
cleaning, warm water Is absolutely nee.
essary.-Kansas City Times.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-06-26
TAzEwELl DIRECTORY.
CITY OFFICERS.
lIayor--Jas. McCul,a.

CITY OFFICERS.
Mayor---Jas. McCulla.
Sergeant,-G. Il. McCliiitock.
Assessor. II. Lewis.
CoUNCILMEN.
j. w. Chapman, James OKeefe. j. A..
GreeSer, Ii. W. Siras, G. X. Surface.
POSTOFFICE.
Open during. week from 7.3O a. m. to TOO
p. M daily, except Siinday.
Money Order window open from a. IN. 10
p. IN. daily except sunday.
West bound mail closes Loo u. nj.
East bound mail closes $3.50 p. nj.
CHURCH SERVICES.
PREsBsrERIAN.%Rev w w. Ruff, Pastor
Preaching every Sabbath morning and
evening, except the first, when the pas
tor holds services i'll Bu,kes Garden.
Sunday School $40 a nj. Payer meet
ing every Thursday evening.
MEtH"DrsT.-l. p. Martin, Pastor. Preach
ing on first and third Sunday in each
month at IL a. m; second and fourth
Sunday at 1880 p. IN. Sunday School at
9:3oa NJ! Prayer meeting every We'd
nesday evening.
BxfrIsT.-Rev. d. A. Glenn, Pastor.
Preaching the LIST and I'D Sunday in the
morning and I'd aud 4th Sunday in the
evening. Sunda, School $50 a. NJ.
Prayer meeting every Friday evening.
Ci'hrsfIAN.--Rev. j N. Hartman, Pastor.
Preaching every Sabbath morning. Sun
day School $3.50 n. m. PRAYER mectir z
every Saturday evening,
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Judge Circuit Cqurt.-Hon. S. w. Will
liniiis, w. thevillc. Va.
Circuit Court Sessions Sd Monday in
April; 4th Monday in August, Sd Mon
day in December,
Judge County Court.-Hcn. j. II. Stuart.
TszeMell, Va
County Court. -Tuesdny after the Third
Monday.
Clerk Circui. Court. III. Banc Harmah
Tnzewcll Va.
Clerk County Court.--T. f. George, Taze-
we'll, Va.
CONFERENCE.-The Attorney Jno. T.. Barns,
Tazeweil, Va.
Shcriif.-John W. Crockett. Ta2cwcll, Va.
1rensnier. II. Gillespie, Pounding
Mill, Va.
Commissioner Rcvenuc-C Clear Fork Dis
drict--G. \ Sink, Blurstone, Va.
C"mnis ,op,r Revenue Jacksonville Dist
u. n Johnson, Snycrsvlilr Vn.
Commissioner lteycnue-- Maiden Spring
District s. II. Laird, Cedar Bluff. Va.
Supervisor, Clear Fork District: III.
'Greever, Burkoa Giirlcn. VA.
Supervisor. jefferson Vile District: J. Ell.
peery Tuzewel, Va.
Supervisor, Maiden Spring District: w.
L. c. Eurli, Big Creek, Va.
County Snrt. Of Schools: i. II. Williams,
Snaip, Va.
County Survey +: Robkrt s. wirinns.
Pounding Mill, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-06-26
Fashion Note

A novelty cape - made of very wide
lace founce gathered into yoke. A
square yoke-shapcd section has long
points extending below the wnist-line
In front There are jabot arrahge-
Tnents Of velvet trimmed with gold
9aloon and beads. These form revers
turning back from narrow front OF
solid embroidery. To the edges of this
velvet yoke are sewed loops of velvet
ribbon. These are graduated In length,
@ es 70 form a circle falling over the
Taco hounse. The collar is high and
made of folds. and loops Of velvet fall
over the top of the collar on either side
of the ff0nt.--N. Y. Ledger.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-06-26
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THEIR FIRST QUARREL.
1t WINS Trough, About by the Mention q
Bloomers.

IL WINS drought About by the Mention of
Bloomers.
IF there's anything ! detest," oh
served George Ferguson, who was he
quilting the time while waiting for his
dinner by looking through the pages
of II fashion magazine, "it's boomers.
I don't think you'd Look well in bloom.
crs, Laura"
81 would look rs well in them, per
hnps," retortcd Mrs. Ferguson. "as you
would in short slSirta."
"Nobody's talking about wearing
short skirts"
Nobody WINS talking about my put
ting boomers on, either"
well, you needn't get hufry about
IT,"
IF you don't want me to get hhfTy
don't make insulting rcmnrlss."
ut wasn't nm Insulting remark. 7
merely said
~ understood perfectly what you
said, and it wasn't called for II /
should choose TO wear bloomcrs-"
For heavens sake, Laura, You
Wouldn't think Of"
Besides, you> used to say /. locked
lovely in anything wore"
$50 | did. So / did. Whats the use
OF recalling all the fool speeches made
when l wns-''
20, you didn't mean IT, didn't You.
Simply flattering me. were you! am
finding you out, nm I. George Fer"
mo. don't mean that of course.
but"
Eyes. you do mean IL! You can't
Take it back no,vi O-OLO@"
Now see here, Laura, what's the
use of getting excited and raising n
scene about nothing at all? You'll
spoil your appetite for dinner"
II don't w-w-want any d-d-dinner.
ond think you're 1ist ms mean as"
Great Caesar. Laura, whats the use
Of"
You said that b.b-before."
IT dian't- You wouldn't give me A
chance' to say anything"
u don't know what l ever saw In YOU
anyhow. TINT mode me want To m-mar-
ry you, G-George Fergu.oni"
George instantly became calm.
20, you don'tl" he said. III can tell
you,' Laurn. dear. You saw In me good
chance to get rid of the singularly awk-
ward and ridiculous name of Knjones.
and like sensible girl you took ad-
vantage of It,"
Then Mrs. Ferguson dashed the tears
out of her eyes.
81 didn't get rid of I'll" she snapped
II am going TO write it Kajones- Fergu.
son hereafter, with. a hyphen!"
And then George went out to the
| Farm and kicked himself. He had lost
the battle.-Chicago Tribune.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-06-26
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Mr.. James PEI due, an old soldi

Mr.. James Pc, due, au old soldier
residing at Monroe, Mich, was seve
rely afflicted with Rheumatism but
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had'not gotten relief I would
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Jams Path Balm has done
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-06-26

In come affections of the brain a
morbidly acute sense of hearing is de.
veloped and sounds of ordinary inten-
sity are distressing to the patient on
dccount of their Representatives,.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-06-26
a Good Bioukr:.

a fun-ioving little chap went to
school the other morning with dirty
face. and when the teacher asked him
why he didn't wash it, he said:
''Why, ma'am. I've got such a cold in
my head r %as afraid the water would
freeze on; my face.n-HarpeRs Round
Table
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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-06-26

1t appears TO he generally con
coded that General James A. Wal
ker will have walk over, SC far as
the Republican, nomination for Con
igress i'll Ninth district is concerned
but 1t is not conceded'by any means
that lie Will have II walk-ovsr in
the'comiug CANVASS.
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NOTICE.

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DOR SALE OR RENT.-5llt
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-16
A Radirnl ResolutiUn.

WASHINGTON. D. C.. Dec. ID
Representative Woodmnn. OF Illinois,
to-day introduced q joint resolution d.
rcCting the President 10 intervene in
Cuban affairs. The resolution. after re-
citing General MaCco's assassination
and Spunish crucltios In Cuba. says
that the President has failed to carry
out the wishes OF the people. that the
honor OF the United States Is at stake
and that history gives no precedent on
which to base a hope that Spanish OPP
orators will change to compliance with
civilized warfare. The President is d.
reCted to express evcre condemnation
OF the Spanish methods OF warfare. es-
peclally the murder Of MaCeo. 10 rec
Ognize the Independence OF Cuba and
to demand Of Spain the Withdrawal
OF all troops from Cuban soil. lie IS ale
so directed 10 take proper steps to See
that this demand IL carried out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-16

MADRID. Dec. IA dispatch ~
celTed here from Singapore says tina;
the natives OF MIndano island. one Of the
philippine group, hive rcvOlted and
that many OF the native troops are de-
scrtlnS to the insurgents.
II Is further stated that the situation
a. Manila Is full OF anxiety. Bands OF In
surGents frequently approach at town
and At night fire volleys into the place.
A dispatch to the impartial from SInga-
pore admits that there has been a gencr-
al massacre at Caviie, the fortified sea
port town OF the island 0f I.uzOn. II
adds that n hundred and fifty OF thc
prisoners revolted. killed six soldiers.
seized arms and tried 10 raise the a
tive inhabitants agalnS: the garrison.
Continuing. this dispatch states thai tn"
revolt failed. the revolters were shot
down In the stree;a and a general mas
Sacrc followed during the night. Scores
OF corpScs were picked up and many OF
the prisoners who were recaptured were
shot the following morning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-16


CEICAGO-Anor a brief peeled OF
strength AMI higher prices to bruin
the dDv with. wheat became very veal;
and LETT of Iisc helow the price il clos
ed at Yesterday. The principal reason
for the decline was that ecilpcrs who
bought Yesterday, saw a neat quick
proNt at the opening and hus;cncd 10
ncCept II. Other markets were dull and
weak, corn declining &c; oats i:c and
provisions alhGTiLc.
Flour steady.
Whcat-Cash, No. . spring, IKE;
No, 3 spring &c; No. . rcd 9OisC; De-
Cembcr closed Mt 77Ac: May SlqS9GsQ
SlTSlnc; July 74%T75Hd74Nc.
Coru-Cash. No. .. 29Tsc; December
closed at 22Sc: January @9EsQ23d93c:
May @SAM2GMN@5Hc.
Onts-CaSh. No. :. liAc; December
closed at lfc' May s0tsM2oNI"OaU
"O%c; no. : white (. o. u. l9U22i&c; No.
) white l69.nlSc.
Hye-No. :, 39'gc,
R~arlcy-No. :. nominal: No. J. E. o. L.
@3m 3Ic: No. 4. {. o. y. 2ON96c.
F~lhXsced-No. J.. ioM,Ic,
TimothySced-Primc, 26O.
Mess l'ork-Cash. per barrel, Sc S0G
So; December closed at 81 III: 'Janu-
nry N62ENI 'oGI 6-tc: May S92i2I
: %Nf 92h.
Lard-Cash. per 100 lbs. 81 TIisT3 so:
December closed Mt 3Th; January
81 1903 STt:FJS5 May NOjG1 OiEsW
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-12-16

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Dec. 1j.--Waltcr
Jackson, n cigar maker, has been ar
rested m suspicion OF being II OF the
men who held up and attempted to rob
the Iron Mountain train In this city on
the night uf December 9, Police OIL
Gals claim that Il is an important Cnp-
turc. and Will lead to the clearing up
OF the mystery. and 10 the identity az
the other robbers. The prisoner al-
mlts that he WAS about the railway
yards thc night Of the hold-up, and III"
police have n witness who saw him nj
Tower Grove station. n short tim" he
fore the train was held Mp and who al
so claims th1t he saw In Jack.~n's
possession some sticks of dynamite.