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Petroleum,

NEW foEK, Oct. 3l.-Petrolcum weak for No.
! yember optlon. while spot opened strong. On
covering ofshorts Il shurp rally followed, the
lnt'ket closing strong. peunsylyania: Omen.
Ing sc; highest 7SAc; lowest 7J1lc: cloSlpg at
| 7sAc: November option opened at &c: highest
Ssr; lowest &c: closing at ,S>}tc Lima, Oil IsXc
] nles sg,0vO barrels, - .II7- Go = -
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ErondAtuiIh ind prorlhsrna.

CHICAGO, Oct. H.-Whcat-Falr and feeling
rather ismer, with prices held nbove the elosirg
hsnfes o. yesiefaaf Trading conferred chic NJ
at times by Estern representatives.. There was
ieaily nothing very important III the way OF out.
aide news.
, Cesn.the.e wa, fair trade early, mos, Of the
alter which the market ruled mther Quiet.
Oats were active with l. tlrlner tone.
! froviioui-Only moderate buslrcEs was
| Transacted.
Flour steady aud unchanged.
WHEtT-Cash 30. 2spring 81 OK: No. 8 spring
9dagsc; No. red 81 Ol1S; October 81 UO5.al VlsIs
! az; December 81 0e7sal cS54al OS1s; Msy
CoES-Cash 20. 5as.c; October sskassz1a
lStc; November 5i11ss5S1ic; May b9sa!b5sh
0A7s-cash No. 4aai3.1c: October 400; Dc.
ctm6e' SS14Iilai'7.c; May 465sai74sa,71sc,
| BARLEY-1Sc. ..."..
! FLAXSRED-Sl -.
TIMOTHY SEEp-sl 25al Is. ...
| MESS PoEK-Casl. y; December $40 35nl0 10
ANY,; January VIZ l2al2 2oal2 ": May ST. s2a
LARp-Cn,h So o.: December &C SIX; Jaruarr
q SaaS G2]s9 6!}1s; May 81 9i1sa7 01,iia7 0:1l;
sIon! MIns-Cssh IS s5s5 Is: December s. 55a
aa5S. JANUARY s. 9ca5 s5nS 05; May 80 S.,1.a
SnouLbEns 50 20; short c,ea. S 70.
| "ltlsh Isl IL.
Others unchanged.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3l.-Flour. receipts 1i0cO
packages; exports II 0V0 barrels ana l2,O0o sacks:
market fsrly active; sales Il $40 barrels. Wheat,
receipts l4S.tDO bushels: exports oI,00 bUshel,:
sales ?'V6iu.0 bushels Of futures and 5000 bush.
els OF SPOT: spot market firm: uuyrGded REQ
81 'ttul OS5s: No. 8 red 81 Ov1s: optIous firm
and higher; No. 9 October 81 0f11al Uslinl 07Js:
December 81 Csssal c9Lnl %; Jauuury 81 IL:
Ee9rHaty 81 II: March 81 l2}G: April 81 TX: Nav
81 lSal ,2,sal l255s: July slO57,. Corr, receipts
SS,ooo bushels; exports l3,O0j bushels; ssles
l.5S.O ol bushels; msrkct firm; urgrgded mixed
s9!%s6le; October Coo: November G0c; December
6s54c: January Gtssc; May &C. Oats, receipts
sf2'@ bushels, exports 500 bushels; sales u.s.
wv DusnelS OF futures and liI,CCO bushels Of
| Spot; market Irregular md weak; November
is.tc; december SIC: Nay 5211.c: spot No. 9 whito
| s!Ec: mixed western 47a5lc: white do 5Oa57c:
NO. chicago 59c. lisy and hops firm. Coffee
| steady, win itttie change IN prices. Sugar dull
| aud Steady. Molassss firm. Rice firm, Rosiu Arm.
Iurpentine dull at 49, Sailc. Eggs firm; western
.9As'44c Pork firm; mess slI 95al2 10; extra
prime $40 Gall 90. Cut meats steady, Lard
strong; western steam &c 90: November Sc 20:
December Sc 60; January 81 70: February Sc 50:
March &c q; May 81 Butter Arm; western
nnlty NIi'c: creamery lCa25!c; factory GalGc.
cneese quiet and steady; Ohio Hats 7a911!.c.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Oct. sl.-Wheat, western
December 81 o!11sal Wy; May 81 C91Ial 10. Corn,
western steady; mixed spot and october Sc:
| year and january 57a'1 11iaS7Ec; May SIZE. Oats
quiet: western white 4yA5O1se; do mixed lSsI9c.
lsye quiet; prime to choice 75a7Gc llay uuict:
prime TO choice timothy sll 5U. Mess pork
steady at Sill 30. Butter firm: creamery fancy
3asic; lait to choice 2,G22c. Eggs active at 23c,
Cohee dull; Rio 2ohc. =
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TOLEDO: O., Oct. st.-Whcat steady; cash and
october 81 OH; December 81 U5h; May 81 USt111.
quiet; cash Acc: No. white 4sc. iGlovesseed
nctive aud easier; cash 81 Is: December 81 30;
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General Notices.

RIO THE VOTERS OF OHIO COUNTY.
Representations have been made by some
nj nv polilicll opponents that have hello the
oi,icG OF ClerE Of The Circuit Court for from ten
10 twulve years. To correct their error, take
III Ii method Of iniQrming the public that l was
uppvlutcd oy the Court 10 M the unexPred
Term OF my predects ior, which was orc year,
and then elected for tho present. term, making
seven years IN all; and thinking hare filled
tho oNlce satisfactory TO the puolic, rtspect,
Milya,k Jour support for 4 So nnd term: four
obedcnt servant. Goa jftHS W. mifChELb..
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pllesi pile.i Itchiur pllcs.

ding 9%c. -. ~ u: : 1,T'-''-
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Cotton,

New foEK,. Oct. sl.-Plg Iron quit. Copper
unchanged. Lead nominal. ~ '5Ira 8 80,
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Live Stock,

CHICAGO, Oct. 81. Cattle Receipts IL eco
fairly active; steers 81 DvA5 10; Texans 81 25a
295; rangers s. l0a3 GO. Hogs-Rccsjp,s q, 900
hend; shipments 1000 head market active and
steady: rough and common 50 50a3 %; GOOD
sil2h: light s. 75ai 10: pigs 50 u0a3 rs. Sheep.
Receipts 5000 head; shipments 900 head: mar.
keiAcliye md steady: natives q Doa5 co; Texans
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CIScISSATI,. O., Oct. Sl.-Flour dull md ansy,
#hcst IN good demand and firm; No. 2ied 81 o.:
receipts 1900 bushels: shipments none, com
sc'Ece and higher; No. = mixed SIC. Oe:s
strong; Mo- mixed 4sc. Rye quiet aud firm
S6l2%. BULK meats and bacon steady, Whisky
hrm al 81 u. Butter, sugar, cheese and eggs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-01

BEEcHAM's Pills cure Sick Head
ache. Eg.i q, gI.s, 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-01

"How to Cure All Skin Diseases."
simply apply "SwAyNI's OINTMENT" No n.
ternRl medicine required. Cures letter, eczema,
Itch, all eruptions on tho face, hands, nose &C.,
leaving tho skin clear, white and healthy. Its
great healing md curative powers arc possessed
~ no other remedy. Ask your dr,lgEiSt for
SwAYSr's OINTMENT. 5nlst TThsAw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-11-01

When Daby was sick, VIC gave her Castorias
When she wrs Child, She cried for castoria,
When she became Mss, she chung to Castor!a,
Whea aho had Children. Gho gave them Castori,,
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Sold by Logan Drug Co., c. r. Goetze, W. W.
Irwin, ". F. Williams. C. schnepi, G. Meuko.
mcller, ": G. Armbrlsht, W.. II. Williams md
y. ". Heinrich; J. ". Darrah, and Kalston d
C.::M. Wyr'ck. BelhIre: st. ClaiF Bios. Ben
wood, - 49, ..r--rrrr -.,.s 1..-s. Heot.pAw
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Goverrment and State bonds dull and steady.
poNDs AND sTocK OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Mn.

Governmcnt aud State bonds dull and steady.
posps AND sTocE ouoTATIoss-cLosEp BID.
Y. g. IS feS"..."..l?ilS Ohio 4 Mississippi. q Z
Y. y. ~ coupoIs...l9ih do preferred 49,, IS
W, D. w feg."".-lo3es Oregon improved. ~
y. y. 4Hss c0u pon...lUi OREGON Eav......... 0.
racine " or 'o."-.1l3 Oregon Trans..,..... SIts
auaihs E4pteks-."lls Pacific Mnil......... Al
American Exptess.ll5 pittsbtirIh,,,,,.,.,,,lb5
Saleus iAcltlc...".- 1l1@IPullnnn pGlace.-.atG
Canada sonthern... 5i5t Read ng ,,,.,... ISL
Central tacltlc....... 20Is Rogk Island .,,.,..
Chesapcake& Ohio lyttt5t, i. & San Fran. ~
do first preferred. 5914ISt, Paul. 6Ct
do second prerd. S3E do ordered ,...,lUs :
chi. but ~ Quincy O1a|5t. Paul l. Omaha. 21jI
Del. Il HudSon..,-.l37MI do preferred. n
Del, Lack. Wcst.li3l4 Tenn. Coal Il Iron.. Al
ueHVer q Il. d...".. III Texas paclllc.".... TX
Erie.:::......,.".."..Y Union Pacitlc....... 4G14
Eott c,..":...".lsS y. =. ExpreSS........ IS
Illinois Cenlral...." vs. W.. ST. l.. & p..... leIS,
Kansas & Texas... liy1 do preicrrcd.,,,, 26s
Lake Shore. IWelh. Fargo Ex.....lt9
Loulavilip & Nash. T61slWes,crn Union i01s
McnphiSTs ClaS.... 81 Am. Cotton OIL. III
Michigan Central... VI colorado Coal,,,.,. 45s
Missouri Pacinc... GS11lIrou Silver .........li7>
Nashville & CHAT. W ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "a.
cwjerscyteatrat.ftt,%| do preferred. ,,.,... az
Norfolk &W. pret'd 5GGsutro. ....,....,,,.,.. 10
Northern Facllc.... " IRichmuG W, T.T. lSH
do ptrierrcd...... IS Atchlsou. ,,...,,,,,,. az
ACCOMPLISHMENTS Chicago Gas,,,,.,..,,.. -
do prr!crred......l3S lead Truyt.......... 1917
New York CentraL.IU1 sugar ,,,,,,,,.,.,.. 63SS
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BRADFORD. Pa, Oct. Si.-opcned at 76}}sc, clos.
cd at.SAc: highest 7Ss.c; lowest 75 &c; ccaranccs
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Commissioners Sale

4
Elizabeth Charnock, ct al.
In pursuance Of tho authority vested In us BY
decree Of tho above mentioned court, made
and entered In tnid cauSn on tho 9th day OF oc'
tober, a. y. 1890, tue undersigned special com,
lnISSVoucrS appointed for tho purpose BY that
court In bald Gecrce, will on Ell; ,a' ~
SATURDAY, the 10Th day Of NOVEMBER. 1880,
beginning ut 10 o'clock Of said day, at tho north
front door OF the Court House OF Ohio county.
West Virginia, self ut public suction, the sereta}
parcels OF real estate hereinafter mentioned, or
10 much thereof us may be necessary 10 pay the
liens On same as set firth In said decree. the cost
oil suit aud expenses OF sule, that is to say:
1.-The north halt Of lot number 10 Of the
seventh square Of ihc city OF hccttng, In Chic
County, In Tho Sta % OF West Virginia.
.-Lot number 1 In the addition to said city
OF Wheeling formerly called South Wheeling
laid or by Moses ". Chapiine, Marcus Wilson
aud James II. Forsythc.
TSRas OF sALE.--0ue-thitd aud 20 much
more as the purchascr may elect to pay cash In
hand, and the remainder In two equal Install
meats payable respectively In one aud two
wears from tho day Of sals with interest from
Shat day, tho purchaser giving his notes for III,
deferred lustallmehls, and tho title to DO 10
ssined TO secure the payment OF them until they
. ,k,,N No f1lv nj Id. .| az17
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OIL City, Pa, Oct. Sl.-Cpened at 76L.c; high
est 1S9sc; lowest s51sc: closed at 1sLc; sale
1876 go barrels; charters is .9l barrels; shipment
81 ,376 barrels: runs o., i25 barrels,
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points. = A's ~ W "'A
For rates and other Informs ton address
NJ. NnBiSSON, G. p. A.. parRcrsburg,
~: handy, 4. G. P. A., Pa-kershury
J.d. IOMllASOG, Pas, Agent WhpcjinT " Us
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p1IrshuEen,. Pa, Oct. 3l.-rctrolcum opened
at 7GAc; closed at 7Sc; highest 7sLc; lowest 76c;
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Stanley and His Bride.
New York Herald's Paris Letter.

lNtN lOEk UeTuu IuiIS i'cttci'!
A quietly dressed couple alighted from
the train from London at six o'clock this
evening. The lady was attired in black,
had light hair, fair complexion und blue
eyes. The gentleman was gray-haired,
with bronzed features and soldierly bear
ing, and was dressed in light-colored
tweed suit After All examination Of their
luggage they took the railway omnibus,
which was directed to drive to the Hotel
Mcurice, whore they registered as Mr.. and
Mrs. H. NJ. Stanley. In very few min
utes the court of the Hotel Meurice pre-
scented more than usually animated APP
pearance, the news having spread that
"Stanlev and his bride had arrived" AT
eight o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley partook
OF carefully prepared dinner.
"Would Mr.. Stanley receive the Herald
correspondents"
"Certainly," was the reply, shortly lol-
lowed by the appearance of the hero him.
self
you have not the air of un invalid, Mr.
Stanley" ! said.
II am not an invalid, AM glad to say,
replied Stanley; 81 have not had gastri'
It's. The truth oil the matter Is was OVER
worked with letters, when / was married
from all over the world; not about one
thing, but about everything, some Of
which | could not answer. 1t cost mt
FL 900 to employ clerks to reply to the
pilcd-up letters had, but l am all righ
again, and never felt better"
you will stop some time in ParisY'
"Only for few days. We go from here
to Switzerland, first to Lucerne. Late'
we 60 to America, to remain indefinitely
have not been there since 1856, and have
not decided where shall spend most O
my time, but my intention is to trave
about generally"
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley remained quietl!
at the hotel all last evening, quite ancon
scious of the admiring crowd outside
where many eyes were eagerly peerint
about the Meurice salons for glimpse O
STANLEY and his bride"
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AN Emperor's Visit.
New York:rribunc Letter.

The Emperor and Empress Of RUSSIA
arrived at Narva before Emperor William.
According to an old custom, bread and
salt were given them, and then bouquet
of gold, with flowers formed of precious
stones, was presented to the Empress:
The Emperor and Empress of Russia and
Emperor William took up their residence
during their stay Mt Narya in the house OF
the millionaire, Herr Polowzow, who had
twenty-five wagonloads of exotics brought
from lighthouses in ST. Petersburg, and
masses Of flowers went from Nice and Paris
to decorate the villa in IL manner worthy OF
the Imperial guests. From the Russian
court were sent two hundred carriages
and eight hundred horses. Emperor
William commenced his Russian Journey
by giving great offence to the Court OF
ST. Petersburg. He was particularly re-
questcd to come in his yatcht direct
to ST. Petersburg, as he did in 1888; but
very ungraciously he refused to do so, and
insisted on landing at Revel, although he
knew perfectly well the Gar did not
wish him to visit the Baltic provinces
On the other hand, Emperor William was
angry because the Gear specially invited
the Grand Duke of Hessc to come to Rus
STA during his visit.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-09-05
LEE IN LEXINGTON.
a Young Lady Writes about His Relics t.
Her Father.

Lexington is quaint old town, III
quiet as can be, but really larger place
than l expected to find it. The buildings
arc old style and somewhat dilapidatcd.
There are two large male colleges there
ono the Virginia Military Institute and
the other the Washington and Lee College.
The latter is a beautiful, splendid old
building on most beautiful location.
Opposite the college is most beau
tiful little brick chapel, just covered with
ivy and the Virginia crecper. The inside is
very neat, the altar is elevated, and in the
rear there is most beautiful statue of
Robert E. Lee, the grandest old man the
world has ever known. The statue repre-
scnts Lee reclining on his bier, with his
mantle partly thrown over him, and his
sword at his side. The statute looks as if it
might speak, so natural does it seem. 1t
is certainly Il beautiful work Of art.
after that, we were taken to his pri-
vate office. 1t is just as when he left it.
Nothing has been touched. There are his
letters, pen md ink, and even a half
finished letter, all OH the table where he
did his work. Everything was rs plain
and unpretending rs can be-"
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Probable Famine In Ireland.

LONDON, Sept. A correspondent of
the Pail Mall Gazette telegraphs to that
journal to-day from Middleton, in County
Cork, that the farmers i'll that district,
following the advice recently given by
Michael Davitt, are now ploughing up the
ground occupied by potatoes and are pre-
pairing the land for other crops, such as
cabbage in order to provide some kind of
food for the coming Winter in place of the
ruined potato crop. The potatoes arc so
badly diseased that they are not fit food
for pigs. The Daily News says that the
reports from all parts of Ireland leave
hardly any doubt that the country is in
immediate danger of famine, not only
in the south and west, but in the eastern
and most fertile parts of Ulster. In coun-
ties Armagh and Down, symptoms of
the blight have appeared. In County
Mayo the crop is an absolute failure, such
tuhcrs as exist at all being no larger than
marbles, while in other cases there is
nothing at all at the roots. Already the
price of potatoes in County Cork is three
times what it was last year.
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Stewards Prediction
lpittsburg Dispatch.l

heard story of William H. Seward
the other day, whch think is new one.
l am not certain, but am impressed with
conviction that it comes from Miss
Oliver Risley Seward, an adopted daughter
of the late Secretary, whose Bohemian
literary salon is one Of the most charming
places to which one can have the entree
at the National capital. 1t was at the
time when there was great agitation OF
the removal of the capital, and all Wash
ington was alarmed. One of the scared
ones said to Secretary Seward:
"Mr. Seward, do you think the capital
will be removed from Washington"
Yes, ! think it will, was the reply
"But where; to Chicago!"
"No."
"Well, where thenf"
"To the city of Mexico. That will
probably be the center of the United
States one Of these days."
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OBITUARY..
In Memory of Mrs. Sally Shepherd.

Su,Iv STANDARD waq horn In Scott county VIRGINIA
In ,,o vonr Iao- mud 5eJ In wise county vir9iuI,
oc,nhor o. 1904 SIe ,rns Tho dnuoL,nr n, William
ond Solie Rygs She was convcrtcI In the 18Th year
Of her HE; was Daptized ana always tFeh 10 take ts
advantage OF ner adversary D! keeping INC insio'
track III WHINING ner ch,lelln. Iare.
one as 5oncu ~ !1nutN vp" iu' IL, n"s n,u'ii
ing her part Of the tolls and iorrows ns we'll IN the
comforts Of lie, until the day OF her DEATH She was
the mother OF eleven children, three OF whom pre-.
coded her 10 the home of the good. She often spoke
hr ha rnoiiycd tho full enioymen Of bcr hone i'm re-
union uth nor children on the 96th OF October 1899
SAINT Snlly'' ms she was Called was a rood
mother ALWAYS feeling interested in the welfare Of he,
i,, ,, = d ;h, ST. ,a .J pn "u co."
-. ~ 49,, Iii. q, ia, -. r, ~ .nd
" 49, es.s uImi INV h;; ~ Ill " ". IL; 49,
a,S ~ , "''i.s W ~ - an ~. i, " ., w.,
neighbors made them l her FRIENDS. Everybody wa
glad to have AUNT Sale Tor guest. bht hei
kirdprsS diu moi exempt ner from ueath. lhe latH
nour came, Dul tauh uuu' uiu ~. .i,u ei unpie
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THE LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE RAILROAD Co.

The SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA MINERAL LAND Co. Ut Al.
All persons Interested In the above styled motion
case now pending In the County Court OF Wise Coun
", Virginia. are hereby notified, that pursuant to nm
order entered therein at the July term, 1890 OF said
court, ] will proceed on the 9th day of September,
1890 ut my office, In the town OF Gladcve, to ascer-
tain and report 10 whom and In what proportion shall
be paid the sum Of $1s 19T00, heretofore allowed by
commissioners as compensation and damages In said
motion case
All persons claiming mn interest in the above sum
Of money are requested to appear before me at the
time and place above mentioned, to make proof OF
such claim This 18th day Of August, 1890
CT. kILG0EI.
Commissioner for the County Court
$40 Of Wise County, Virginia.
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had been solicited to become sort Of
godfather to tho new sovereignty. Some
Of the old pioneers insisted on calling the
new state "Frankland," in token Of the
frank and dauntless people who composed
the population. Official documents of the
government were quite rs frequently
signed "Frankland" as "Frankiin"
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-09-05
Constitutional Reform.
(Louisyille POST

From the tenor Of the answers received In response
to the Posts questions propounded to the delegates
elect 10 the Constitutional Convention 1t is apparent
tina, al Australian ballot system will be adopted tina,
special legislation will be prohibited and that an
anti-lottery clause will be passed. With regard 70
electng the Court Of Appeal judges from the state q
large; doing away with the circui, courts, and abol
shfng the fee SYSTEM there is too much difference ol
opinion to form definite Idea Of how the convention
will act
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-09-05

Table board, by the day, Is cts; by the
week, $3.50; by the month, $1,000. Next
door to r. H. Jones shoe store.
If OLLIE SWANSON.
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Announcement.

The organization has been suggested
in case of sufficient intcrest-of n select
high school Mt the Gap, teaching the grade
of work preparatory to eastern colleges.
Inquiries as to the nature and terms of the
school can be made to Mr. John Fox, Jr.,
Mr.. r. T. Irvine, or the undersigned.
WV II. BEcKroRD (B. a., Yale).
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-09-05

You can buy so pounds of salt in a
three bushel seamless bag at ". H. Nick
els & Co.'S for only SO cents, and other
groceries and dry goods in proportion. If
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-09-05

Repairing neatly done by F. 81. Swan
son, boot and shoemaker, at r. H. Jones
shoe store. tt
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-09-05

Get YOUR meals next door to R. H. Jones
shoe store. [tf] OLLIE SWANSON.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-09-05

Have your shoes repaired at R. H. Jones
shoe store. [tfl F. NJ. SWANSON.
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EoR RENT

IIASOSIC-BIG STONE GAP LODGE, L. D.,
u A.F.&A.N., meets every Tuesday, nj SIP. NJ, in
Masonic Hall. All Master Mnsons In good standing
are cordially invited TO attend.
W. II. SUFFERS, W. II.
w. s. MATHEWS, Sec'y.
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REAL STATE.

REAL ESTATE.
buy end sell timber and
mineral lands in Virginia,
Tennessee and Kentucky, also
town lots in Big Stone Gap, Va.
Knoxville, TIE mr., PineVille
and Middlesborough, Ky.
w. J. RORSLEY,
Box Ola. KNOXVILLE. TENN.
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Meals at all hours next door to R. H
Jones shoe store. [tf] OLLIE SWANSON.
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Fairfleld's Memorial Exercises

The members of +. =. Pratt Post G.
A. H., visited the outlying cemeteries in
the morning and there decorated the
graves of their comrades In the after
noon the same service was performed at
the village cemetery, Fairfield band do
ing good service and the citizens gener-
ally falling into line. At the close the
ranks were reformed and marched to the
Opera House, which was filled to hear the
address by DIR. G.. M. Twitchell. In it he
urged the import lance of more complete
observance of the day, emphasizing the
need of higher appreciation of truer,
more successful citizenship Good mn-
sic was furnished by the singers of the
village under direction of Mr. j. T. Muir
ray.
After the Grafton all proceeded to the
High School building, where lag, pres.
ented by A. II. Totman, Esq, one of the
leading business men of the place, was
raised in due form Pratt Post was or
ganized five or six years ago and now has
membership of between iifty and sixty.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-06-05
Memorial to Justice Da nforth.

Memorial exercises in honor of The late
Judge Danforth were participated iu by
the Law Court and the Kenuebec Bar at
80 P. M, Thursday. Hon. II. VI. Heath
offered memorial and following resolu-
ton -
Resolved, That the memory of our
friend and brother, Hon. Chas. Danforth,
VIII ever serve as an example for his
fellowmen, to lead them to emulate the
public and private virtues that made his
name in the State in which he lived and
served the synonym of integrity aud of
Justice.
Chief Justice Peters responded feeling
ly.
Remarks were also made By Hon. James
w. Bradbury, Hon. o. ID. Baker d other
members of the bar.