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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-09-11
ANNOUNCE
OF WYTHE COUNTY

Honorable Samuel w. Williams,
Democratic candidate for Congress
in the Ninth Congressional District,
will address the people on the issues
OF the campaign at the following
timos and places:
Gate City, Scott county, Sept. 18th.
Taacwell, Tazewell county, Sept. 22d.
Grundy, Buchanan county. Sept. 30.
Clintwood, Dickinson county, Oct. l..
Tulnski City, Pulaski county. Oct. u.
Wytheville, Wythe county, Oct. IL.
Pearishurg, Giles county, Oct. 10.
Newcastle, Craig county, Oct. Is, Cir
cult Court.
Marion, Smyth county, OCT. 10.
Gladeville, Wise county, Oct. 81.
bland, special meetings TO be hcreaf-
ter announced.
fnasinuch as the old parties are diyid-
ell on the currency question voters of
every shade of political opinion are
earnestly requested To attend these
meetings. 7. a. LYNCH.
j. Ii. WINSTON, Sccy. Chairman
Hon. Samuel w. Williams will ad.
dress the people OF Tuzowell county
at the following places:
Pocahontas, Monday, Sept. 2Ist,
at night.
Tazewell, Tuesday, Sept. 22nd,
tcourt day..
Springville, Wednesday, Sept. 23d,
IL n. IN.
Dndley's Store, Thursday, Sept.
"a, 20 n. IN.
Dry Fork, Thursday, Sept. n, 4
p. IN.
bockhart's Chapel, Friday,Sept. 25,
III a. IN.
Cedar Bluff, Friday, Sept. 25th, 3
p. III.
Midway, Saturday. Sept. 2Gth, 10
a. m.
Richlands, Saturday, Sept. 2Gth, 3
p. m.
AN cordially invited to attend these
fneetings.
S. j. Thompson,
County Chairman.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-09-11
Public SDephi1g.

Judge g. Fl. Fudge, @. II. Dunk.
Rn and others will address the pco.
pc ct Tazewell on Tuesday the day
OF October court day OH the ISSUES
81 The campaign.
S. j. Thompson,
County Chairman.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-09-11

"llOnest Money"-Thc 100000
contributed 10y Cornelius Wander
bilt to Hanua's corruption fund.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-09-11
WHO is Senator John NJ. Pa

WHO is Senator John NJ. Pal
mer, the Goldocrat, the nominee
=, of the Mckinley side show convcn-
Iiof ion held at Indianapolis by gold
'Vopugs who claim to he the true and
aesonly Democratic party of the coun-
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-09-11
1.-The Foot
A of a
TIgIilgN Il Nv

sfH:,'S II eminent English doc
tor, vii carry enough poison
to infect 4 households" In
time, more especially,
disease germs fill the air, null
titudes are infected, fall III, die,
inultitudes escape. These mes.
sengers Of mischief do not exist
Tor millions. Why hota Be-
cause they are healthy and
strong protected as a croco-
die is against gun-shot. 1t is
the weak, IT, wasted, the thin
bloodcd who fall; those who
have no resisti5e power so that
a Sudden cough oreoId develops
into graver disease. We hear
OF catching diseased Why not
catch healthf We can De Ii
by always maintaining ous
healthy weight.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-09-11

WE DESIRE to say for the ben.
eft of the papers who have pub
llshcd accounts of the Richmond
and Indianapolis boltocrat con ven
tons and put Judge j. G. Hol-
brook down as delegate from
this comfy, that they have been
m'smformed as to the residence of
Jddgc Holbrook. He is a resident
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-09
move into cheaper store and continue bust
SHARKEY AND CAVILL
The Pugilist Will Have a Chance OF
Meeting the Champion Swim
mar of Australia.


Tom Sharkey, the pugilist, is probably
better at swimming than at hghting.
However that may be, Tom will have
chance in the near future OF proving 10
the people of this country that he can de-
fend the colors of Uncle Sam equally as
well In water as on land.
1t may not be generally known tnat
Sharkey held the swimming champion
ship OF the American navy Tor years, ana
that he easily defeated the crack swim
mers of the Hawaiian Islands during the
time he was stationed at Honolulu. onar-
KEY is at home in the water, and during
the days he trained at the Cliff House ne
thought nothing of swimming out to the
Seal Rocks and watching the antics OF the
seals.
Wednesday evening Tom drifted into
Ferguson's, 7l9 Market street. aud during
a conversation that followed Sharkey was
shown a picture OF Caylll, the famous
swimmer.
"He is a fine looking fellow" remarked
Sharkey. "but do not think that he IS
such a phenomenal swimmer as he is
cracked UP to be. I will wager that can
SWIM across the channel in quicker time
than Cavill was credited with doing.
would you swim him match, Tom X
some one asked, and the pugilist answered
instantly that he was not afraid 70 swim
! any man on earth and that the longer the
distance the better it answered him.
Then you are not afraid to meet
Cavill?"
why, certainly not" said Sharkey,
''but l will not be ready to go into an
agreement for a swimming match until |
| learn what Corbett intends doing regard
ing our fight"
! Sharkey is very confident of defeating
any swimmer in the world, as he has
great faith in his prowess as a natator.
1t is said that Cavill intends to leave for
his home in Australia on the next out
going steamer, but possibly he may post
pone his departure for a month if good
! inducements be offered him for a long.
distance race against the hard hit
ting pugilist and champion swimmer oi
! the United States navy.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-09
SWALLOWED POISON.
Charles f. Sherburne Attempts to Com
NIT Suicide in Presence OF
His Wife

Charles F. Sherburne. car-repairer
living at GIT Willow street, Oakland, swal-
lowed dose of carbolic acid in room in
the Golden West Hotel yesterday after
noon in presence of his wife. He will
probably die.
Sherburne has been drinking heavily of
late, and about ten days ago his wife left
him and went to live with friends on Web
ster street, this City. He called upon her
Wednesday night, and threatened to COM
NIT suicide unless she returned 10 live
with him. As he had repeatedly, while
under the influence Of liquor, made the
same threat, it had no effect upon her and
she refused his request.
He left her and went to the hotel, where
he engaged 4 room. He arose early yes
terday morning, left the hotel and re-
turned about 10 O'clock. Mrs. Sherburne
received message from him to call az the
hotel between II and / o'clock, as he
wanted her to go witt him TO get his wages.
She reached the hotel about l O'Clock,
and inquiring for her husband the bell
boy toio her he was sick in bed. She went
to his room, and at once saw that he wa
considerably under the influence of liquor.
He talked with her few moments, then
poured the carbolic acid from bottle into
a glass and drank it. Mrs. Sherburne
gave the alarm, ana he was taken to the
Receiving Hospital in the ambulance in
an unconscious condition. DIR. Bunnell
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-09
MCDONALD WANTS
HIS MONEY BACK
New and Peculiar Phase of
Pacific Bank Liti-
cation.
Has Paid His Percentage Of
Liability and Now Wants
a Rebate.
HE INTERVIEWED IN A SUIT.
Asks That He Be Permitted to Share
in the Sixth Dividend, Now
Declared.
HE INTERVIEWED IN a SUIT.

There is new phase in the Pacific Bank
case. J. M. Mcdonald yesterday fled a
petition in Intervention in the suit OF the
Sacramento Bank against the Pacific
Bank. He alleges that he has paid IN all
the money for which he is liable as a
stockholder and owner OF 1873 shares OF
the capital stock of the defunct institu-
ton and now asks that he receive his per-
centage of all future dividends declared
by it.
The interventor in his petition admits
all the allegations contained in the first
cause of action brought by the Sacrament
Bank versus the Pacific Bank, except that
which alleges that there is still due the
plaintiff $165S0. He also admits all the
allegations in the second cause Of action.
except that which alleges that $2066 is due
the plaintiff, and further alleges that only
$11, ,731 is due.
Mr.. Mcdonald, in support of his claim
for restitution, SAYS that he has paid his
share of the stockholders liability on all
OF the first five dividends made, up to
December "a, 1885, amounting in all to
$2935 16, and that by reason of the pay
ment and satisfaction of his share of the
Indebtedness he became entitled to plain
tiff's rights against the said bank in the
remise-, and became entitled to receive
from the Pacific Bank his percentage of
all the dividends that it may hereafter
declare and pay on that portion of said
debt which was paid and satisfied by him.
He therefore prays that the Pacific Bank
be ordered to pay to him 5 per cent on ac-
count OF the sixth dividend, which has
been declared by IL, and on any dividend
which may be hereafter declared.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-09

it had, seems to have given a new interest,
with indications OF new impulse, to
-theater-goers.
The same card will be played at the
o2ening of the California Theater, which
Baldwin.
The effect-every lady in crowded
theater with her hat off-presented a
novel and very attractive appearance. and
so increased the comfort of every indi-
v1dual in the audience, as we'll as adding
to the pleasure derived from the perform
ance, that there Is every Likelihood that
the reform will become fixed thing.
Habitues Of the theater are delighted,
and declare that if the managers of the
Baldwin are permanently successful in the
their memory whether tal ever get them
or not.
'.We have been at work toward this end,
you know, for about year," said Mr..
Bouvier yesterday.
1.-THE means we have hitherto EN- ployed,
however, have not worked many miracles.
The little card of last night. paced in the
hands of every lady as she entered the
theater, carrying to her personal plea,
was responded to almost to the last
woman. Very many of the ladies wore a
small, fat headdress that interfered with
the view of nobody. Those who were not
thus provided simply drew. their hatpins
and laid their hats in their laps.
THE management has received congrat-
ulations from great numb OF our
patrons, both by letter and wire. Many
OF these letters are from la lies saying that
they hoped the reform would be perma-
nent. However, it is ali with the ladies
themselves. No amount of mere legisla-
tion will effect anything in this matter.
We requested them to take Oft their hats
and they did it. Now it may be that they
themselves were so we'll pleased with the
experience that they will do so again and
again, and what was a novel experiment
will become the fashion.
"A comparatively few ladies may bring
about this result; for if number of ladies,
well known in society, would take off
their hats, others would do so merely by
way of following good example-by way.
in other words, of being in the fashion.
It would be recognized as a matter OF
good taste to remove the hat in the
theater-which it certainly is-and the
reform would be then effected perma-
nently. The pleasure of an evening at the
theater would be greatly enhanced for
women as well as men. We hope to see it
SO.
by the way" said Mr.. Bouvier, in con-
clusion, ST have just received word that
at the Comedie Franchise in Paris per-
emptory notice has been posted that all
ladies on the lower floor must remove
their hats. The reform is being worked
by peremptory orders, it would seem, at
the home of-at the place where the big
hat was invented.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-09
MUST NAME PARTIES,
Important Opinion Rendered by
Attorney.General Fitz-
gerald.
He Instructs the S cretary of State
Concerning Certificates of Nom.
ination.

Attorney.G General Fitzgerald has for
warded the following important opinion
to the Secretary of State in reference to
the filing of certificates of nomination:
lam in receipt of your favor of the I'd inst,
in which you state that IAN organization
STYLED Socialist Labor party, etc. has caused
to be filed in this office certificates OF nomina-
tion by petition for electors and Congressman.
This party had no candidate before the people
at the last election. but have complied with
the provisions of section l1SS, Political Code
for this election" and in which you ask
"Should all nominations by petition be certi-
fed as independent regardless of the title or
party designa ton assumed and embodied in the
Certificate itself?"
'The certificate of nomination, which must be
in writing, shall contain the name of each
person nominated, his residence, and the
office for which he is nominated, and shall
designate the party or principle which such
convention represents" Political Code, sec
tion 1887.
the certificate of nomination must contain
"The name of the candidate to be nom in ated, !,
with the other information required to be
given in the certihcates Q, nomination made
am of the opinion that the "other informa-
tion' which the certificates of nomination of
persons nominated by petition must contain
in addition to the names OF the candidates. to
be nominated is "his residence and the Office
for which he is nominated" ard the party or
principle which the electors signing the petit
tion represent.
/ am therefore of the further opinion that
it is your duty to include in your certificates
of ali nominations which are made by petition,
in accordance with law, the party design a tion
electors signing the same; provided such
party designation or principle is not so nearly
identical with that of some regularly organ
lied political parry which is authorized to
make nominations by convention as to mis-
lead or deceive the public.
In response to dispatches OF inquiry
from the Secretary of State the Attorney
General additionally instructed him yes
terday that:
AS to the question when nominations had
better be certified TO County Clerks, would. in
advise that they be certified as OF TINS date,
October 8.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-09
Danger to
Young Men,

The chances of total loss of manly power
are so great in men who find slight indi-
cations of a waste in the system that it is
vitality important that such indications be
attended to at once. They should be
checked while such thing is possible, for
If they are permitted to continue, instead
of stopping naturally, they will become
greater fr:,m day to day, and will, in few
years, completely disrupt the whole nerv-
Gus and vital organism.
Young men who notice what they con.
slider light symptoms of weakness do not
realize the danger that turks in their path.
They do not understand the serious conse-
ouences, the destruction OF nerve tissue,
waste of vital force and power of brain,
loss of flesh, loss of memory and total
i'm potency. These are the consequences
that follow in the trail OF slight evidences
of weakness.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-09
Goldberr Bros. Giren Time.

Goldberg Bros, the cloak merchants, were
yesterday granted time for the payment of
TSoo due some eight creditors, all of this City.
~ ae nrm has been in business many years and
PS1s PSS,s, sunered recently from a depression in
meet its immediate obligations. The firms
6Se,oiHey called the creditors together yester-
e1 iHISteIhoon and they agreed practically to
1,ro,,Iso HIuennlte extension of time, upon the
s1sdo STOCK of coaks on hand is valued at between
TaoSr, aI1 o,I $1,000 Goldberg Bros have been
paying @A'o monthly rent, but now propose to
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-09
The Spanish Carnival.

Preparations are being made by the enter
tainment committee of the Spanish carnival
for grand ladies' reception to be given on
the afternoon of the 25th of October at Me-
chanics' Pavilion. Admission by invitation
only The entertainment committee is slso
actively engaged with its programme for the
Spanish carnival. given in aid of the sick and
n.ortuary fund OF the MADRID Mutual Beneyo-
lent Society, which takes place IN the Me-
chanics' Pavilion October 81.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-09
CURE IT Now.

To protect your future manhood, to
guard against total loss of vitality, regain
your health now. While youth is at hand
to bring happiness and joy, such as comes
10 the strong, drive away the cause of de-
preston, bring back confidence, bright
eyes and happy disposition. Bring them
back naturally by removing the weakness,
You can do this with
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-09
Lydia spaiding,s Estate.

The final account OF special Administrator
W. F. Goad, who had charge of the estate OF
Lydia A. Spalding of the Hotel Bella Vista, was
fl led yesterday. 1t showed cash receipts of
insurance policy, and disbursements amount
ing TO SS2 40.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-09
MOUNT TANALPAIS.

Trains connect with North Pacific
Coast Railroad.
WEEK DAYS-Leave 8 +. a:15 A. NJ. I:45P NJ
Returning-Arrive s. +. 3:25 NJ $50 p. NJ.
SCNDAYS-LeaveS s. f. ga. N 11:5OA. N. 1880 p NJ
Returning-Arrive .. F.1:l5 Fl 4:2O p M. 1885 r. n
Tickets for sale in Mill Valley or
THOS. COOK & SONS, 62l Market ST., 8. +.
MI Valley and Mount Tamalpas Scenic Halfway.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-09
sntro Has Boon sued.

number of suits have been filed against
the Magic Transit Com pany, Adolph sutro ct
~ Most of them are mechanics liens or bills
o. sa- Goods sold to be used in construction OF
the Sutro scenic railway.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-09

terday taken to Dwigh.way station, on the
Berkeley branch OF the southern Pacific Rail-
road, at which May Quill met her DEATH The
case will be resumed to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-09

applied the usual remedies, but had small
hope of SherDurne's recovery.
The couple have son in Sacramento,
who is a fireman on the Southern Pacific,
and Mrs Sherburne telegraphed him to
come 10 the City without delay.
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-09
DR.. SANDEH'S ELECTRIC BELT.
IL Pounds i'm % Days.
ANGELS CAMP. august 2. 1886

ANGELS CAMP, August z, 1896.
DR.. A.. T. Sanden-Dear Sir: 1t is over month
since commenced to wear your Belt, and it has
made great change in my condition. have
gained eleven pounds in twenty-eight days.
When started to wear your belt was so run
down that had to give up work. The belt
stopped the weakness in four days, and
have had none since. took up my duty at the
engine after wearing the belt week and have
not lost an hour since. My father has been
wearing the belt from three to four hours
day, and is now able to put his hands above
his head something he has not been able to do
for forty-fve years, and he never tires of tell
ing the people of the good the belt has done
for him. AS for me, would not take all the
gold in the country for my belt and go back 10
the condition was in two months ago, If
could not get another one like 1t. cannot
speak too highly of your belt and the good it
has done me. remain yours gratefully.
J. L. TIBERGHEIN.
Men VINO are weak, or VINO reel any sign
of weakness, should try this famous Eiec@
trio Belt. 1t will give you new life and
energy. It cures all the effects of youth.
full errors. Send for the book .sThree
Glasses OF Men, which DR.. Sanden will.
send, closely sealed, free on application.
Call or address
SANDEN ELECTRIC CO.,
$40 Market street. opposite Palace Hotel, San
Francisco, Cal. Office hours, A. NJ to 8; evenings,
to 8: Sunday. 10 to i. Los Angeles Office,
204 South Broadway; Portland, Or, 253 Washing
ton street,
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-09
That Same Card Will Be
Played at the Opening of
It's Twin House.
FIRST N1GHTERs REJOICE
How Few LADIES' May Make Per
manent Most Desirable
Consummation.

That little card placed in the hands of
lady patrons as they entered the Baldwin
Theater on Tuesday night, and the effect
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-09
MORE ELECTION OFFICERS
Politicians in Two Assembly
Districts Appointed Yes.
tertay
The Faithful in the Thirtieth and
Thirty.second Rewarded
With Jobs.

The Election Commissioners took up tn
matter of appointing election officers yes
terday and the faithful of two Assem- bly,
districts were rewarded with jobs. The
appointees were as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-09

The Quill Case.
The jury in the Quill damage suit was yes
The San Francisco call., 1896-10-09

CREEK ROUTE FERRY.
From SAN FRAHClSC0--Foot Of Market Street (Slip ST.
*7:15 900 11:00A.M. t1:o0 1900 t3ea
400 $500 +s:ooP.M.
From 0AELkKD-Foot Of Broadway.- 600 500
1o:ooA.M. tlaao 1900 taco $500 1900
*6:ooP.M.
, 1896-10-31

"-Labourer, Henry Carly of Est. River,
died at Richmond Lazaretto, aged IS
years.
15-intant Twin Joseph Augustus James
Of this town, aged 3 months and 10 days.
17-PAuper. Antoinette Horny Of this town,
aged 81 years.
domestic, Marsreth Wilhelmins Hen
drcks' new born child Joseph PEBBLES,
agsd 3 days (Twin).
- Invalid, Coolis Randall, died at Rich
mond's Lazaretto, aged 40 years.
22-Infant, CalmernilA IIunsina Williams OF
this town, aged s months.
24-SeamstresA Mrs. Whillelmine Klyvert,
born Hatchett, of this town, aged As
years.
26-Lsbourer, John Williams of Est. It.
Peters, died at Peters Farm Hospital
agod 80 yours.
27-Labouter, Edwin Gastin Of Est. An
guilIa, died at Peters Farm Hospital,
aged 40 years.
28-Infant, Waldrina Augusta Erickson of
this town, aged 3 months.
Porter, J,hn Martin, died at Richmond's
Lazar4tto. aged As years.
Q9-Infanr, Christian James Of this town,
aged ! yeaI.
Sept. FREDERIKSTED.
Private. JOhau Nielsen 6mldt, 0tDenm&lA,
aged 80 years.
8-Pensioner, WIN. Isaac Of Christlansted,
aged 90 years.
9-Widow, Sarah Ann Mc.Farlsns OF this
town, aged II years.
17-Labomer, Savannah Millers Of St. Kits,
aged so years.
19-Manager, William Nagee Of Ireland,
aged 36 years.
Child. Ivan Woods Of this town, aged 3
days.
Sophia Harrison Of Christiansied, aged
SO years.
27-Child. Agatha Williams Of this town,
nged Il years.
28-Mrs. Nancy Morris Of Est. River, aged
As years.
, 1896-10-31

commend. and Wa shonld wish to have the
vote of the shareholders upon it.
| will now move
"Tlat the report now read, together with
the statement Of accounts annexed, be re-
ceivsd and adopted"
Mr.. Blaxlnnd seconded the resolution, and
expressed his approval Of the directors re-
commandation i'll regard to the distribution
of the net profits.
The resolution was then put and carried
unanimously.
The ChaiIman-Th next point, gentlemen,
is as to the dividend. The directors recon-
mend that u per cent. per annom upon the
first preference shares Of the company, for
the year endin. July 22ud last, be payable
Oh the llth lust.
Mr.. Blaxland-I will move that.
DR.. R. II. Bradley seconded the proposition ,
which was also agreed to mem = Hsra-
paths Raiiway Journal Sept. ii.