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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-12-25
A TREE TURNED TO IRON
Found Curious Geological spccinc. IN
u sandstone Qnarry.

Found n Curious Geological spceiucs In
sandstone Quarry.
While William Teas was removing
sand from sandstone quarry on his
farm, near Three runs, Montgomery
county. Pa, he cnme across what lie
first thought wns II rich vein OF ir.n ore.
The find wus ten feet below the surfuce,
surrounded by sand. and only few
inches above the solid rock. Further
examination dIeclsa~d cylindrical
mass Of orr from six to ten inches IN
diameter md about 10 feet long. lthad
the exact outlines of a tree In hori-
zontai position, though the roots and
branches were missing
Unfortunately, in taking the trunk
from the crumbling sandstone, IL was
broken into many pieces.
MIR. Teas reported his discovery TO
rrof. Oscar c. 8. Carter, OF the Academy
OF NATURAL Sciences, Philadelphia who
visited tho quarry and found the mys-
tS'rious mass was fcrnigini.cd tree.
The rough outside bark could be clearly
distinguished, ard on one piece was oh
served knot which was entirely con-
vertcd into iron IRE.
One fnct that convinced Prof, Carter
Tint the shaft was part OF tree WAS
that some portions had not entirely lost
their identity, hut showed the woody
texture. Tleywcrc partially carbonzed,
he said, resembling charcoal In fact,
they for:aed nm imperfect conl known
as lignltc, which is found IN some of tho
western states and there used for fuel.
The main mass, however, had become
brown hcmutite ore.
"rhe soil and rocks OF the Teas ounr.
ry," Prof. Carter explained. "oncc con-
tanned enough iron 10 give them dis.
tnct red color As tho rnin water
gradually drained through the soil il
finally removed the iron in the form OF
II cnrhonntc, mud the color OF the sand
stone chnngcd from red to light yellow.
at Is we'll known that III fragment
of wood or charcoal he placed in n
chnlybcate water the iron will lie prt,-
clpiia'ed as hytlrRtr. Therefore when
the wnter charged with iron came IN
contact with the tree mn Interchange
of PARTICLES took place, the woody mat
ter being rcplnccd with iron.
"The sandstone in which the tree wa,
found wns OF the mcsoHoic ngc. hut thu
outlines of the trunk were not perfect
enough to determine It's time Iimlchi
hnve been II modern tree blown dow,
years ngo and then covered by sand de-
posted by wind or water, ns the trunk
wns found ten feet i>elow the surface,
aud the coloring matter would come
from the rocks beyond, cnrricd by thv
rain. Then. too. the remains may br
those Of fossil tree Of great nge."-N.
y. llernlh.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-12-25
Didn't Bother Him.

ais the house very quict?" he asked.
rs he inspected the rooms that had b1cn
advertised for rent.
NO." said the landlndy. wcarily, "i
can't truthful!y say TINT it is. The four
babies don't make 70 much noise. for
they never all cry at once; and tho
three pianos one gets used to. und the
parrot is quiet sometimes: but the
man with the clarionet and the boy
that's learning to play the flute do make
il noiser thnn wish il was"
That's all right" said the map.
chccrfully; live and let live is my
motto. I'll take the room and Inoyc ip
tomorrow, and the little things you
mention will never disturb ire pnr-
ticle. Good-by."
And ii was not until lie was moved
in and was settled that they learned
his occupation. He played the from
bone In an orchestra.-Detroit Frcr
Press.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-12-25

us 10 matrimony.
Many n bachelor, after spending nm
evening Mt the Lester fiat and rioting in
the simple delights of "Dutch lunch,"
would remark TO sofhe other bachelor.
as they were walking homeward: "Sny.
If | knew where there was another Mrs
Hert Lester, I'd be married man In
less than six months"
The Testers had a dozen or more
friends. mostly of the hotel kind, bit
Joe Barnet held the record for constant
attendance. When there was any sort
Of n social gathering Mt the Lester fiat.
Joe WINS neither absent nor tardy. lie
and Bert Lester hnd been good friends
long beforc there was any Lester fiat
Mrs. Lester believed tina, Joe was nn
lawfully nice fellow" She had laid GER
lain plans for his future.
Louise Rhodes had been preached to
Joe Barnet for n year.
Her picture wns on the Lester maptel
and her name went back and forth be-
tween the Testers.
"Oh. Joe, must have Louise come
mp TO visit me-" Mrs. Lester would say
when she had dragged Joe up to the
photograph for the hundredth time.
"You'll like her immensely. She's ne
clever as she can he. and pretty-.Joe
her fnther has plenty of money, too;
think of that"
"I don't see why that would inter
est me-" Joe would reply, with an i'm
difference which was wholly assumed.
"Well, Il was man, ,ahcie wouldn't
be many girls like Louise Rhodes rum
ming around single"
'You couldn't marry more than one
Of them"
"iou're very bright tonight. aren't
you? Wait till you see her. know
you will fall in love with her. and then
it will serve you right If she refuses ia
look nt you Mt nll."
Mrs. Bert Lester and the mut H.
tallied-of Louise Rhodes Ind bccu class
mates in girls seminary ii, Ohio. A't-
cr graduating Kate rownsend returned
TO Chicago. and promptly accep, I'd
Bert Lester. Louise resumed coun-
try-town existence Mt Flaviiis. Nh..
where her father owned grain clc.
,ator. bank, general store and
hub md spoke factory. His country
possessions were marked by whit,
'armhouses and huge red barns Mrs
Lester once visited Louise at Flnvius.
and when she returned home told
fnnciful stories of the Rhodes posses.
sions
Last spring. while Mrs. Lester was
writing to Louise, coaxing her to come
10 Chicago on II visit, Joe Barnet did II
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rihssmnte. In her letters to Louise shS
emlogized Joe.
All this was preliminary la hei
subtle plan for matchmaking.
In July the correspondence iind br.
rome so cortlinl in it's exchange that
Joe felt ut perfect liberty to slip nwnv
To night train and 20 10 flnvius. Ind.
lie told the Testers np elaborate lie
about going to indianapolis To settle
tax claim against some property LETT
10 him by his uncle. Miss louise
Rhodes. having been advised of his com
ing. told her parents mn unhlushinr
Ialsehood to the effect that she hnd I've.
come well acquainted with Mr. I,nrnrt
while she was attending the seminary
In Ohio.
That dny nj Flnvlns settled II. Thev
strolled under the mnpirs nm: went
driving along winding creek road.
an ardent FIavins couple in the front
seat and the overhnnging bows sweep
ing the cnnopy top of the Rhodes fam.
lily carriage.
They sat side Ivy side In the hig dir.
ing-room. while State Senator Rhode.
ni the head of the table ordered the
timid hired girl to deliver immense por-
tions OF spring chicken to the younq
man from Chicago.
From that time on the devc lopmcn.
came with the rush OF closing chapters
in novel. Joe wrote almost daily. and.
after an interval Of two weeks. he was
called to indianapolis to settle another
tax claim. On the occasion OF his second
visit to Flavins he proposed. but he was
not definitely accepted. with the fuli
consent Of the state senator, until hs
had paid third visit.
All this time he was pretending TO Nc
:nrelossly Indifferent to the photographs
IN the Lester fiat. and Louise Rhodes. in
her letters to Mrs. Lester. sometimes
mentioned that she would he glad to
meet MIR. Barnet. having read so much
about him.
Last week the Flavius girl came to
Chicago for the long-dclaycd visit.
Joe had been advised that the photo.
graph girl was coming. lie appeared
rt the fiat promptly at eight o'clock.
Mrs. Lester. fluttering with importance.
met him Mt the door.
slammed his hat and coat on the rack.
rushed intoShe parlor and then arc
there threw his arms around Louist
Rhodes and kissed her.
Mrs. Lester shrieked md then iot,
tered over against an armchair actually
faint with terror. She thought that
Joe had gone stark. staring mad.
There had to he an immediate OK
plnnntion, bnt II did not satisfy Mrs.
Lester. She said the two of them were
no better than the people who go to
matrimonial agencies or put sloshy
personals" into obscure weekly pa
pers. She was shocked beyond express
sion.and did not fully forgive them until
they had pirAcrd for ni least five min
ntes.-Chicago Re6v1d.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-12-25
WHOLE NO. 2.7O3
HOODS PILLS cure Liver iIis,
Biifousness, Indigestion, Hesdnche.
a pleasant laxative. All Drussistss
The ltFE.cAR.
Tho FIRST Ono suilt Save Two iiu,dred
llYnl fam !, Ginrla si,Ir. ------

Tho First Ono tsuiit Save Two iiu,dred3
f.'vc, from u single Ship.
lie had been planning for several
years iorsa lifc-car, u closed vessel or
covered boat, which could he sent out TO
stranded vessel on q rope and pulled
back thid forth. 1t was to carry two or
three people. He could not see his way
cleur TO make this OF wood but now tho
iron problem was solved, he could carry
nut all his plans.
The cur MAS built according to tia
plan made by him. mn inclosed, torpeslo-
like affair, and along in the terrible win-
Ter OF lS49-50 IL wna placed in the care O
somc nnhHined fishermen on the New
Jersey col,St, nj Squan beach. An Eng
!sh sh!p the Ayrshire. was wrecked
here. one tay. in the midst of u binding
STORM. The men ON the beach could DO
nothing with their ordinary boats. Tho
liic-car was brought cut. a small cam
non, or mortar, was loaded with plec,
of smooth iron, several inches long, at-
invAcd toa pile of cord. This was shot
out over theapars oi the ship. The peo-
PIE on board hauled in the cord auil
urcw along through the surf stroncer
rope. This wax fastened TO the mpht
ana the lifc-car was swung from the
beach. with the rope running through
the two rings ut each end, and pulled
out To the vessel
There were pol people GU bonrd, ami
all bw, Que of the number were snvcd.
The story Of this rescue went round
the world. All Tint had been said in
prn,ae OF the inventors powers was now
justified. All Iiurop. was Interested.
lie wna recognized by the nations of thu
world ns one who had done n marvellous
work for humanity had, us some
one said, robbed Tho ocean voyage OF its
tcrrors.
The mnl.ing of these bonts followed.
hut The original hont Mr.. Francis pre-
served It's hori' is now In thr Nations
nj museum II; Washington. II has bccn
sent to many places Tor cXhlbton. TO
i.on'on among others. aud it.was an I'm.
tcrcs'ipg feature OF thr Etc-sav.n,. cx,
hibit OF the rovrrnmcnt at the worlds
'air--W. 4. l,nrwood. In ST. Nicholas.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-12-25
TAzEWELL VA. FRIDAY. DECEMBER Is 1896

TO answer that kind of letter. Tie wac
not mistaken. The reply came lhr-,.
days later, and II was in a hold aud
peaked handwriting in which both ink
and space were !nvishly wasted. The
letter called him "Mr. Barnet" and sni,i.
among other things:
Under these extraordinary rIrruw
ptances suppose am jus,ited In writln.
10 you-a stranger M, not stranger
either for have heard 40 rcuch about YOU
Through katc) that | sunpose l can al
ready claim u halfway acauain,nnce
Alas, to say II! canno, come TO ai.nro
,or your little dinner. wLich will donhilcs.
be lonely. We are In the throes OF prep, N
tlon for wedding here tiny cous,,I. ana
untp she is safely away on hcf wedding
TOUT shall he del,riousiy busy It's tuo
pau Perhaps next month ! shall lie In
chicago. and you may be sure will he
prepared TO feign proper surprise and rm
parrassment when Kate presents YOU I
wouldn't for worlds let her know I had
written this letter"
"Sny, she's all right" This is what,
Joe Barnet told himself as he read her
letter and grinned like vealy boy over
his first love note.
Joe studied the letter ngnin. md
, concluded that the young woman had
wortc another letter. setting forth
some of the June attractions In Chi
cago. aud hoping, rather more fcrvrntlv
ihnn in the first letter. TIM; she would
accept the Lester invitation. Here.
ceived an answer expressing regret tim,
10 absolute promise could bc mntlr.
and incidentally suggesting thu, the
writer would he pleased to enrn some
cf the particulars in regard TO the lit
tie dinner in honor OF MIR. and Mrs
Lester Joe construed this ns an open
consent 10 keep mp the correspondence
nnd In one short month thcwnfier his
lcttsrs begun: "My DenrMiss Rhodes"
and she addressed him "My Dear Mr.
Barnet" this being the set aud nc.
cepted form, although not commonly
used between young people who have
never met
In the meantime Mrs. Lester contin-
ned to show the photograph to Joe und
lecture on the supcrlative merits of her
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-12-25


very unusual thing. He wrote u letter
10 Miss Louise Rhodes. of FlnN us. Ind.
young woman whom he had never
seen.
Mark the cunning of the scoundreI.
This is tile way the letter ran:
"of course. you dare not overlook my
vast presumption In thus addressing YOU
One fact you must consider. however. Jam
with the Testers so much OF the time t;,st
j am, to all intents and PURPOSES, n mem
Der of the household. and this may ent.,:-
me to the privilege of Joining In the invita-
lions. You may remember that May will
mark the third anniversary OF their mar
riaEe. am arranging to give little din
Nor In their honor. but ] want to make II
a enrprise 10 them. AS you are Mrs. Les
ter's most iDtimats friend IL would be al
most q calamity II yor ves. rot present al
,hc dinner. You will und. ss.ard, OF course
that could not have forwarded this infor-
nation through the agency of Mrs Lester
Don't tell her that ! have written to you
do not want ner TO learn OF the dinner
and there are other reas5rs"
The letter closed with final plen for
pardon. and Joe mailed II in the con-
seriousness that he had done very
clever thing. He believed that any
vonng woman. no matter how strict her
.cminn.y training had been, would hsve
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-12-25

Mrs. HatAcld--I caH't sth;.G dishor.
fsty. and think this spccniattng is
just ms dishonest as gambling. BY The
way. I see that Mrs. Hendrix has anoth-
err beautiful ring. wonder how her
husband can afford to buy her so many
diamonds?
!, Mr.. Hatfieid-He runs n bucket shop.
Mrs. Hatfield latter n long silence)--
John. ! wonder ~ you couldn't get into
that bnsiness?--Clevelnnd Leader.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-12-25
BRIGHT LIGHT BLINDS THE COD.
Fish Kept In Aaunrlnms Soon Lose tho
Sonac OF Sight,

Sonhr or sight,
Scvernl large cod nre kept In one of
the tanks of the Amsterdam aquarium,
necessarily nsnr the surface, md there.
fore exposed to l., strong light from
above. Now. the cod. though not u
deep sea" ilsl,, IL not surface swim.
mcr and lives at depths W here the sue
light must be very much modified by
passage through the water. II lives
IN what TO us would bc scmiGnrkness.
Every one of these cod exposed TO the
strong light Ia suffering from nm cx.
iraordinnry hypcrtrophy Of the eye.
The whole orgun hns become ovcrgrowD,
ns II in the effort To adjust itself TO the
use of more light rays II hnd become
overcquippcd nnd tnen useless. The
cod, in fact, are blind.
The most interesting feature in this
change is the extraordinary rnpidity
with which increased supply of light
rays hns ovcrdevcloped the organ for
It's use. 1t has taken place, not by sdow
degrees from individual TO individual.
hut in n course of time 10 bc measured
by months and in every individnn! in
the tank. If this example Is Il meas.
urc of the rnpidity with which such
changes take place among fish. the adap.
int'on OF those creatures which have
migrated from the shallow waters of
the deep sens. shown by the total loss
of enormous development of their eyes
and the growth OF illuminating organs
to light the abyss, may have been us
rapid rs IL IL mnryelous.-I.ondon Spec
tnfOr
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w WANTED SEVERAL FAITHFUL
w men or women to travel for respon-
sible established house in Virginia. Sal
ary $50. payable S15, weekly and ex-
penses Position permanent. Refer
epce. Enclose sels.addressed stamped
envelope. The Nationul, Star Building,
Chicago.
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Ripans Tabules cure dizziness.
Ripans Tabules cure liver troubles.
Ripans Tah"'as: pleasant laxative.
.Ripans Tabules.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-12-25

II wouldn't iaind helping you II L
thought there was ruything in you."
des' you gmm" IN" dime, mister. an
'cc how cuicl. ihcrell be sunlhln' In
cne''--'lndia." 1o!ls Jorrna Sn<NR
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-12-25
VOL. Ii. NO. 50
7azsWELL DIRECTORY.
CITY orFIoERs.


Slayor-J. 4. Greever.
Scigeant--G L. a,Ciintock.
Assessor II. Lewis
CSiINCILMEN.
~ Chapman, James o'Keeffe, j. A.
q eeysr. D. w Stras. &. r.. Surface.
POsTCFPIcE.
oper dnring week from 7:3G a. M. to 7:Ou
r. m daily. except Sunday.
Money Order window open from a. M. to
4 p. III. daily except sunday.
West bound mail closes l:00 D. m.
East bound mail closes $3.50 p. IN.
CHURCH SERVICES.
PREsnYTERIAN.-Re w w Ruff, Pastor
Preaching every Sabbath mornini and
evening, except the first, when tue pas
tor holds services in Blu kes Garden.
Sunday School 800 a IN. p aver meet
ing every Thursday evening.
METH DIST. p Martin, Pastor. Preach
iii on first and third Sunday in each
month at a. M; sec nd aud fourth
Sunday at 1880 p. IN. Sunday School at
$3.50 IN. Prayer meeting every We'd
nesday evening.
BApr sT.-Rev. ID. A. Glenn, Pastor.
Pre- ,ching the LIST and 81 Sunday in the
nlorning and 2d aud 4th Sunday in the
evening. Suuda, Schoo. $3.50 a. IN.
Prayer meeting every Friday evening.
CuRrsrTAS.--kev. N. Harman, Pastor.
Preaching every Sabbath morning. Sun
dny School $3.50 a m PRAYER meetiny z
ever, Saturday evening,
COUNTY OFFICERS.
fudge Circuit Cours-Hon S. W. Will
lians. Wytheviile. Va.
Circuit Court Sessions I'D Monday in
April; 4tli Monda in August, Sd Mon
day in December
Judge County Court Hen. j. II. Stuart.
Tazewell, Va
County Court --Tuesday after the Third
Monday.
Clerk Circuit Court. H. Bane Harman,
Tazewell, Va.
Clerk County Court.--T. E. George Tnze-
well, Va
Comnonwealth's Attorncy--Jno. Il. Barns,
Ia :ewell. Va.
Sher T-John w. Crockett, Tazewell. Va.
Trea ,urer-R. X Gillespie, Pounding
Mill. Va.
Commissioner Rcvenuc-C'ear Fork Dis
drict-G A Sink, Bluestone. Va.
Cummis orer Revenue JeiTorsonvillc Dist
j. N johnson, Sayersvillc, Va
Commissioner Revenue Maiden Spring
District--S. H. Laird, Cedar Bluff. Va.
Supervisor, Cienr Fork District. III.
Greever. nurkes Garden. Va.
Supervisor. Jeifcrsorville District }. Ell.
Peery Tazcvell, Va.
Supervisor. Maiden Spring District: W.
l.. q. Bulk Big Greek, Va
County Supt. of Schools: p. II. Williams
Siapp, VN.
County Survey r: Robkrt S. 81 linz
Ponniitg Mill. Va.
.yCLINrH vATIEY
CON ..l''':" M. 20,
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WANTED SEVERAL FAITHFUL
w men or women to travel for respon-
siole established house in Virginia. Sal
airy $3.50. payable S15 weekly and expeB-
% $. Position permanent. Referance.
Enclose self addressed stamped envel-
ope. The NatiouaI, Star Building, Chi
csgo.
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Noah snd Money.

"The financial question has caused
considerable research on tue sybjrci,"
remarked the cheerful idiot to his pas
tor the other ';ay. "l puprosc." he cor.
:inucd. that you have made study ol
the moneys Of The Dsble?"
"oh, yes" replied the minister, blar d.
~. 81 am familiar. to &c sure, with the
Biblical coins"
"T infer that paper ninne. was us.d
at the time of The flood" co'. tinucd the
IDIOT. sparring for chance to make a
home thrust.
.What has led you TO this conc:u-
sion?' asked the pastor.
"Wcll, we read OF where the dovc
brought the grrrn puck to Noah.".-
Washington Times.
The American and European hellss
must have their teeth ms wli;te rs
pearls. The pearl. OF the orienP' stain
their molars q deep black With the betsl
nut.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-12-25
GOT A HUSBAND?

of course have, yon would be reading this ad
What are you going tc ito to make his Christmas happy Do
you know that lots of dread the coming of Christmas
Yes indeed they do Aud all they are 30 often
remembered with something that they do not want Don't
let anything of that kind your husbands Christmas
Here's store full of things men, bought to sell to men,
bought to delight men, bought for to What
happy place to to- if have husband
your Christmas list We've bought sell to shin" and that
we know what he needs and and waiting for
you What happy he'll be who discovers his wife try
ing to hide HARRISON, SURFACE & co. bundle from
his sight Not many misgvings that lucky fellow
about his Christmas
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-12-25
A PHOTOGRAPH GIRL.
BY oEoRoE Apr.

I. and Mrs. Bert
Lester had a fiat on
the North side.
They were anil
are the kind OF
y our 6 married
people calculated
to restore IA feel
ing of confidence
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Silk Umbrellas, $3.50 $500, S3.75
Cuff Buttons 25c, soc, 75c, $loO, $l.25, $.5O 5000
Fine Neckwear, 25c, 35c 5Oc 6Oc, 75c
Dopgoa and Patent Leather Slippers $780, 25 $780,
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Shirt Studs, 25c Soc 75c
Scarf Pins, 25c, soc, 75c, $lOO
Collar Buttons, 10c, 25c Soc
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Sent by Mail, on receipt OF price, 2i.00 PER
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-25
GENERALLY FAIR,
But There May Be Slight Shower
Tomorrow Afternoon.

But There May BE Slight Shower
Tomorrow Afternoon.
Forecast till pm. Saturday.-For the
District of Columbia and Maryland. gener-
ally fair; but there may be a light shower
Saturday afternoon; slightly warmer Sat-
urday morning: southerly winds.
For Virginia, fair tonight, with increasing
cloudiness Saturday; warmer Saturday
morning; southerly winds.
Weather conditions and general forecast:
The barometer has risen in New england
and in the northwest. and it has fallen
throughout the central valleys, lake re-
gions and southern states. The barometer
is highest off the New England coast, and
it is lowest north of Lake Superior.
The storm, which was central north OF
Minnesota yesterday morning, is moving to
the eastward with decreased energy. ard
pressure increasing at the center of the dis
turbance.
1t Is warmer in the central valleys and
thence eastward to the Atlantic coast. and
cooler in the northwest and at Rocky
mountain stations.
The cloudiness has increased in the CEN
trail valleys and lake regions. with local
showers, but fair weather continues on the
Atlantic coast
The indications are that cloudiness will
Increase In the Atlantic coast districts. with