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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-02-14
THE PRESIDENCY.

In looking over the field and tax
ing iuto consideration the possible
chances for election of the various
>2r'les whose names have been man.
ed In connection with the Demo
e "uc nomination for President. one
- struck with the idea that while
democratic prospects are not as
bright as they have been in some
past years, IT'LL there is rope for the
Paity II the right man IS placed at
che head Of he ticket. As we stated
some time since, we believe that this
nope Of the patty is VIM r. MoRRr
son, o. Illinois. Mr.. Morrison is 3
Democrot who could unite all the
warning factions of the party aud
BRING harmony cut of the discord
""lch now prevails Off any one CAM
One great advantage he would have
o'Sr any other man VIVA been men
@oned for the nomin alton is. that
"hlie he - sound money man. he
70 not a fanatic, and his cool iudp
iSent could be relied upon to do the
right thing as the right time. Then
ne Is western Esan. The Democrats
must go to the west for their cand;
date # they expect to win. No man
connscted with the present admins
'ration could be expected to win, as
tue people have gotten it into their
heads that it is ''standing i'm with
Wall street, and we all know that r.
cakes time to get such notions ont Of
the head of the average American
voter If we nominate morrist wa
tesl assured that we can poll our full
vote for him, and that the silver men
iSrthe-Party Will support him freely
while they would cut any eastern
Nan we might put up.
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THE LATEST COMBINE

Isn't 1t about time some action was
being taken to break up some of The
gigantic monopolies which are spri O
ing up on every side Of us? The neo,
PIE have been groaninss under the
weight OF monopolies fcsyexrs. but
the combines which have lsser. &C.,,
sd In tide past fade into insieuifcence
~nsn compared with the one which
Ssso operations on the Bird inst j,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-02-14

In 1887 the frs: shipments of gold, amounting
to less than 5000 600, wcrs made from South
Africa. Ia 1874 the production was nearly s4O,-
oCo.o0. Iii cs;iiuate,Ithat works under way and
contemplated WIN proiece SiCO 100000 pcr year.
Les than five years essr Cripple Creek was ur
EroNn as = mining eamn ln 1892 It produce
Ssoooe. ri now hr,s.sc.s 81 .caO orc per month
iwo oid men, tirc,i out ia.d almost logcess. not
many Years sine, elurg Desperately t. a small
hole in the Ground which slowed some traces Of
gol That l.ol, has since yi,lle.l over $1,000 900.
The Idaho Minc las paid i.ea'ly sG.OOO.OoO in
Dividends, ihs Crova Roint l,,ally ciaWaoO the
Belchcf over 100000.
VIC A""" ca no other prominent industry paying
SCch large dividends o'i oatitIl invested as fully
developed producing gold dimes. The rae OF >,
per cen'. per an"u;r 5 quite Sonmon, while phs-
norhenaI returns arc inaae la aany INSTANCES.
We o.1er for sac $1,000 SID res OF or capital
stock at the par Value
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Thomas Heninqer.

!. Aoei niger. OF en- City,
d't q at $40 p. m, Janua., 25. after
an illuess of several we k. Cause
general debility; aged 50 wears. 7
months, - days.
Thomas iIeninger. son oF w;ll;an,
and Elizabeth Gr.ever Hepin, or. tkas
born june 10, lS1V,in Burxs Garden
razewell county, Virginia.
He married. Ana Thomas. of
Smyth county, Va, Decsnb.r 81.
1887. by whom he has had eight chill.
dren-fOur sous and four daughters
-nvc OF whom survivh his death. OF
those living three ace sons. THROUGH
his children be has had fortv.6yo
grandchildren and fifteen great grand
children.
BY a second wife, Ann Bartlett
Henlnget, he has une sou, Thomas w
Thomas Heninger was Virginia
farmer of the first rank. He owned
one Ct the best farms; in one of tbs
most fertile and most beautiful Val
leys III the "Uid Dominion. and II
Was always kept in a most ne, feet
conunion. lie associated with this
possession of valuable property his
own interchangeable labor and unt;ripg
Industry. With these potent factors
he made of his home a "yery para.
disc" to bis family and to those vho
were fortunate enough to come nm
der his roof, The conf, rts of his
home were generously extendod To-
the weary traveller Who cbanced to
come near his door, and the STRANGER
was ever welcome. He possessed TO
an eminent degree that peculiar kind
oil hospitality. that is charae, eristic of
o. o true ViIginiau. Those who stood
IN leel always received a bonntv
from hirn when he WAS appealed to-
Mormon Elders, from the earliest
days OF MormOnism, were always in.
vited to share his hospitality and TO
accept resting place in his house.
From the days of Elder Jed4kian
NJ. Grant's mission IN Virginia in
lS4l, to the time of his LEAVING Wiz
gina Tor Utah IN 1871, the home of
Thomas Heningei was made the
hetdq 'arters for the Mormon Elders
visiting that portion of the State. al.
though he did not become a membe,
OF the Clutch until the spring ~
1917, when he was baptized by the
writer. The writ in person hos
had the privilege of frequently enioy
Ing the generous hospitalities of the
deceased aud -pf feeling the warmth
ot MS ttrong I / ndship ON more
thar one occasion In his friendship
Thomas HcuInger was staunch. The
writer will perpetuate in memory his
many acts of kindness.
he emigroted with his family in
1871 and located in Ogder, where he
resided until his death. But the real
ne and true char acter of Thomas
Heninger were better known in Vir
nit than IN U.ah, for it wee in The
''rmer State where he spent the on
ergies Of Ills young and also his more
nature manhood in the development
d that character which made him n
most valuable ,i'izen. TIE more
prominent features of that character
we're Tho stricteat honesty coupled .
With truthfulness. combined with tho
highest order of integrity. Through
industry guided by methodicaI plans
he acquired an honorable independ
,nce
He passed away in peace after sew
raj days of the most excrrc iatipg
'ain. Rest to his body and Quiet to
lis soul. and may God bless his
amily II. Il. Lewis, in Salt Lake
lily Desert News.
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COUNTY LOCALS
CEDAR BLuFF Fsi. [

CEDAR BLUFF, Fet. In,
Mr.. W. t. Osborne, whose Hines,
vas noticed last week, is improvir.
lowly. We hope 10 see MIN GU
a gain.
Mr.. G S. Bridges has bad a yer,
se'ere attack of neuralgia Of IN,
-tom"ci, but is better Mt this writ
lug. He is still confined t. his hotel
A large extra force is at work sion
ing The cuts and ditching on sectio.
No 46.
Mr. Frank Little. of Richlantls. had
the misfortune to have his leg bro
Ken at Cedar Bluff depot last Tues
day. DIR. w. L. Baylor rendered tb.
necessary surgital attention. Mr.
Little was employed as a newer on
the log yard.
George Fields is wearing a broad
smile. Its boy aud weighs twelve
puonds.
We understand the schedule Of
trains will be changed on the C. Y,
Division next SUNDAY, and cannon
ball through freight put on. It is
rumored that The company will put
IN side track O0O feet lon, inst
opposite the residence of Mr.. e. Nc
CURE; also that they are making ar
rang nents TO move the water tank
from Pounding Mill to this point
The side track would be a great con
venience to our citizens as well nc
the company.
SHAwYER'S MILLS. Feb. 10.
Mr. Jim Thompson, of Well Creek
he'd Feb. 3, and was buried in N.
family grave yard, at Mr.. ID, n;0an,.
on the 9th. There was a very large
crowd pi esent; he had great many
friends in this neighborhood. The
family have our heartfelt sympathy.
The Methodists are going to erect
a fourteen hundred dollar church at
Cove Greek. MIR. Matthias Neal has
the contract and they expect to have
1t completed by the first,of Sep,en
Der.
Misses Jennie and ie-Gregorv
aid Bette Shawver were the guests
Of Mrs. Ressie Leffie Friday.
Mrs. c. f. Shaw r is quite sick,
also Jim Shawver's baby.
Your sympathiziug correspondent
Of Sprineville does seem to un
derstand our real position. The Lord
did send us preacher to warn US of
The wrath 10 come. but Al s'whale"
swallowed him and vomited him nm
in Eastern Virginia Now, Brother.
II you want to send us a preacher. lie
sure he has been tried and can stand
The fiery darts of the wicked one for
we do not want any more preachers
10 be so treated aud have TO le,ve
heir families to the mercy of the nm
righteous. at will lie more tole,e
bic in that day for Sodom and Gu
norrah than for those Who cry Lord. |
Lord, and do not His command
nents Some have become so alarm
I'd that they want to sell out and
cave here, viz: 3 J. Cundiff Jim
Nost, Mat Shawver. W. Sbavver
Nj. L. Chri tian, T. Shaver. and
VIZ Thornton. To what place lhall
hey fly ? Sunday School and PRAYER
Meeting have been suspended, but I
rope both will revive in the spring
when Mr.. W. T. Lef1ie returns from
Tazewell College.
School cEofed Friday at Side View
he people are well pleased with
Hiss Groseelose, and want her TO
each for them next year. She com
lenced a subscription school last
iOndav.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-02-14

New YORK is to have an Office
iu'i'iing 200 stories high-nearlv
1000 feet 1t will contain 100. OOc
Offices. and accommodate 400. 600
people under it's roof. We may get
an idea OF what such a building
" )uld be like when we consider that
almost the entire population of Bal
lmore city could be slowed AWAY
cor. iUrtably.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-02-14

Ex-PREsIDLNf HARKIsUiN is out in n
letter stating that he is not candi
date for the Republican Presidential
nomination and REQUESTS hi, friends
7ot TO think of putting his name be-
s he The st. Louis convention. Now
q resident Cleveland would follow
= example of MIR. Harrison, the
Democratic party would bestow a
grateful vote of thanks upon him.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-02-14

PorSonS engen6ered by food ferment-
ing IN a dyspeptic stomach are the di-
rect cause of rheumatism. govt, bron-
chi.ls' liver and kidney complainsts,
asthma pneumonia and many nervous
ailments. These results are prevented
oy ehe use Of the Shaker Digestive Cor
oiai' remedy discovered and prepared
py the Shakers of Mount Lebanon. N.
l. IL IS Hitself a food and has power
u digest other food taken with it. Thus
IL rests the diseased stomach and finally
masters the worst case of dyspepsia. 1t
ACTS promptly add fresh strength and
increase of weight soon follows. The
hrst dose, sken'imnaediately after ,as-
lDg' aoates the pain and distress 10
dreaded by dyspepsics. prial bottles--
enough 70 prove its merit 10 cents.
LAAOL Is the best medicine for chill
iren' Doctors recommend il IN place
If Castor Oil.
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SO PER SHARE,

Payable s. per s ar, ON appIihtior and 81 fort.
nightly, beginning IN two weeks however tbose
desiring to pay III full can sehre certificates q,
full paid stock at once.
Remit by check or post-oficekr express order
or registered letter to observation-disclosures
Secretary, le0 Broadway. New Yatk.
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Now is the tin.e- TO sub. cfibe fer
the NEWS.
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One More Woman S Editor

Mr. Frahcis Bell,my, who for near
~ SIX years was one of the editors of
The Youths Companion, has bee =
added to the editorial staff of Th-
Ladies Home Journal. as one Of Mr.
boks principal associates. The new
editor Is cousin of Edward Bellamv
author OF Looking Backward"
, 1896-01-18
HE AVIS
Christianste{, St. CcQlx
saturday, 18th January 1896.

Fl NJ. S. Fyen, Commander CARGO, with
His Royal IIlgineas Prince Cart and His Elk
celIency the Governor on board, arrived from
St. Thomas on Wednesday afternoon. Hia
RoyalHighness accompanied by the Governor,
landed at the wharf at about half past four
s'clock. A royal salute was flied AS The boat
approached the wharf, aud the military force.
with the band, was drawn up on the wharf
to receive the Prince. There was also a con-
siderable gathering Of the officials, and 3
large and enthusiastic crowd. The Prince
on landing was introduced to tho gentlemen
who were present, and the party then pro-
csedsd to Government House. After q short
stay there His Royal Highness returned to the
wharf aud embark d for the Fyen, His Ex-
celIoncy the Governor calling for three
cheers for the Prince, which were given very
heartily.
Flags were hoisted on the public and many
private buildings on "Wednesday afternoon,
and in he evening some Of the citizens gave a
display Of fire works from tbs Barkautlne
Saitna in honour of tue occasion.
, 1896-01-18

ST. GROIN STATION.

New York, Jany. 14th-WaShington news
states that Mr. Olnry, Secretary Of Stat e, has
telegraphed Mr.. Bayard, the United States
Ambassador, London, soliciting Eng lands
good Offices ON behalf Of the Americans who
have been arrested IN the Transvaal. VI +.
Chamberlain, it is said, has cordially replied.
stating that the same protection would be
afforded to American subjects as to British.
This exchange Of courtesy implies a conrinu-
alton Of Auglo, american corJiaIity at a mo-
ment when Europe seemed to be organizing
against England un Ter Germduy'a lead. This
explains Lord Salisbury compIlisance To-
wards the United States regarding The Eepe-
zuelan dispute Lord Salisbury bong willing
to resume relations with Venezuela, and sub
NIT tile boundary question to a Joint commits
sion with reference, if they Disagree to a neu-
tral American nation but not the United
States.
The Manchester Guardian, editorialIy,
hints that the naval demonstration falling
German use, will be turned against Turkey,
enforcing tneArmenian reforms by co-operat-
in& with the Russian army and the French
fleet.
A despatch from Havana reports that tie
insurgents are raiding around Vegas, 5 miles
from that city.
Colon, Jan, l4th-lntelligenoe via Calves
ton, states that a despatch from Cape Town
has been received reafirming the belief that
the principal surviving members Of Dir.
Jameson's party will be sent to England to be
dealt with according to the Queens direc-
tiOns. y proclamation has been issued by
Governor Robinson removing Or. jameson
from the Office of administrator Of Mashona-
land, and appointing Mr.. Francis Newton,
Chief Magistrate of Bechuanaland, in his
stead.
Further news from johannesburg asserts
that the Crisis is not yet over. in consequences
of President Kruger and Governor Robinson
having failed to agree ON terms for the settle
ment Of the dispute.
The Moscow Gazette, in a leading article
expresses the opinion that the Powers are
on the side Of England in the Venezuelan
question, but against her as regards her
African policy.
A despatch from Glasgow reports that the
iron and steel industries on the CLYDE are
largely benefting from the crisis of last
week.
Advices from West Africa. regarding the
AShan:ee expedition, state that Prince Henry
OF Battenberg is suffering from fever,and will
return from tue front.
, 1896-01-18
ekjendtgjore1se

m EFT bekjendtgjores hervcd, at
W Gouyernementet har tilstilltt
underteqnede Foged F~ortegnelse
over resterende Skater for 1894
med Ordre til at realisere de skate
plistige Ejendomme, h7ori Exeku-
ton el ankyndt, saatremt Skatterne
og EXekutionsomkostningerne like
ere betaIte linden den l5de Mart8
d. A.
Froleriksteds Fogedbontsr, St. Croi1, den
l6de Janur 1896.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1896-01-18
Ghe Violet.

Sweet yiolets, my love, l send to thee,
The flower mos like myself, modest, yet rich
In IoveIiest charms, that bring sweet
Thoughts to me,
And in my heart fill many a sacred niche,
Though the deep, love " tint Of this sweet
flower
Beneath its clustered leaves is half from sight
Concealed; yet richly from The leafy bower
Its perfume sweet ascouds and spreads delight.
o rich, rare perfume of the modest flower
AS it enchants the passor.by who heods,
So thy sweet influence, a blissful power,
Pervades my will and moves Inc to good deeds.
sweoter the woodlands, sveeter all that's
near,
For the sweet presence Of the violet,
So makes thy presence, darling, all things
dear.
All loved and precious things more precious
yet.
Thy kin, thy friends, for thy sake dearer
are;
The books, the things, the creatures loved by
thee,
love them too. Fen places, near or far,
Where thou hast been are brighter made to
lac.
May no rough hand, no stormy. dangerous
hours,
Fer harm my lovcly flower. May He who yet
Doth tend with wise and loving care the
flowers,
Protect and bless for aye my violet.
, 1896-01-18
Translation.


QT is hereby made known that Gov
eminent has transmitted to the
undersigned Sheriff the list of
arrears of taxes for the year 1894
with orders to realize the properties
on which levy has been effected, if
the taxes and expenses are not
paid before the 18th Of March this
year.
Fredoriksted's Sherif's Office, St,Croix, the
18th January 1896.
r. PETERSEN.
, 1896-01-18
ID OF A
for the Colonial Councils Ordinary
Meeting, Monday 9th January 1896,
70 o'clock noon.

Election Of q Planters to join in a Com
mission with the Collectors Of Customs
and Brokers for the purpose of giving
information concerning the prices Of the
Islands produce, for guidance in fixing
the tariff Of export duty, as requested by
Government in letter Of Sth January,
No. 27.
Election of a Member for each of the
4 Elective Boards for the period from LIST
April 1896 to 31st March 1897, as re-
ouested by Government in letter of 8th
January 1896, No. %.
Election Of a Member, for West Esd
Ouarter.of the Road Commission, instead
of J. Hewitt Esq, deceased.
Introductioa of and LIST Discussion on
Draft of Budget for 1867 with Money
Bills appertaining thereto; the estimate
of Building Expenses is on the Councils
table.
!. Introduction OF and lst Discussion on
Draft Of Ordinance concerning a pension
to the acting Chief Clerk at the Judges
Office in Frederik0ted, II. W. r.
Didrichsen.
/, Question of furthoring and eventually
putting Interpolation from 2nd Mem
Der for Frederiksted Brown as fol,
lows:
, 1896-01-18

NAfILL the Government in view of the
w inadequacy of the enactment con
tanned in Royal Ordinance of 4th May
1886 regarding the sale of Rum and other
spirituous liquors in St. Croix take the lnitia-
tive for amending the said ordinance, in
order more effectively to prevent the illegal
sale of Rum
MOTIVES.
The present Interpolation is brought for
ward especially to have more lucid and
effective prescriptions for preventing the
illegal sale of Rum in small quantities, which
the enactment of s | of said Ordinance gives
rsom for.
Colonial Council, St. Croix, 10th January
1895.
A. E, STAKEMANN,
Chairman.
, 1896-01-18
7 ICE.

The Rattle of the Piano
= now definitely fixed to come off with
TIE PORTO RICO LOTTERY DRAWING
OF the SOth February &C
j JOHNSON.
Christiansted. nth January 1885.
, 1896-01-18
INTERPRETATIONS

TO tho Government Of the Danish Vest
India Islands.
, 1896-01-18

AD e.