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sEAToN PERRY.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VIZ III. MckxEws DArLr LETTER.
THURSDAY. OCTOBER 16. 1890.

- Wise shoppers are buying their -
- Jackets and Cloaks n1l0 This Is as -
- II should he, for there are many ad-
- v@ntases in selecting from a large,
- varied and attractive stock Of stylish, -
- ierfect-httug garments. You see
- all the styles, you are sure Of getting
- exactly your size in the style you -
- Ike best. Some styles we can dupli-
- cate aud some We cannot. Ii is the -
- most popular styles that are hardest -
- 10 duplicate Whoever buys Jacket,
- Cloak, Care or suit without first
- seeing our stock VIII do
- themselves an injustice. We -
are the only speciality Cloak House
- IN the city and We propose 70 lead -
Not ouly will We lead IN tine gar
- ments, but in pOpular-pricod ones -
also. Hundreds % styles OF Jackets -
- at g., So, $3.50, 81, $3.50, as, -
- $3.50, 80. $40, ell, SIl.J0, sI2, -
- Sl250. SI3.50. slJ. $40. SIG.JO. -
Sl7, $3.50. SIS. $40 and right -
- along jumping fifty cents or a dollar -
to $50. -
Come in and look through the stock, -
try on few styles and tben 80 else
where We know you Viii return.
- Hundreds have done already. -
- Ladies' ana Children's Underwear
- ought 10 hive had the newspaper
- space today,as the stock never 30
- larye or good. Yet we are selling
- quantities Of Underwear without
- much advertising. Cloves and Ao- -
- siery, too! -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-16

The boycott in politics is little better than
the bayonet .. the polss-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-16
A CATALOGUE.
AMERICAN HOSIERY co.'s uNpERvr
CARTWRIGHT & WARMERS UNDERWEAR.

3
What the American Hosiery Company is to America
so ia Cartwright & Warner to England We are ready
to supply 1t prices that will be impossible
later.
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UrsAL Su1r1ses.

We show another new material. which Is confined to
US for Washington and vicinity. Named UPsAL
| sU1TINGS. These Goods very heavy round serg
Twill, nearlya yard wide. doube-folded. with per-
| feet ALL-WOoL FINISH. Our aim has been to pro-
cure article at low figure that has the ap-
pearance the fine allwool novelties that so popu
lar this season in Paids and Stripes. We guarantee
this fabric to be finer better hnishedAand of superior
styles than any similar thing on the market. Both
cloth and styles controlled by for Washington
In order to INTRODUCE them wo have made the price
| Is CENTS per yard
BEST QUALITY NOTIONS AT LOWEST POSSIBLE
PRICES
300 pieces Silk Casing. in desirable colors. &C.
| yard or SAC. per piece Of yards.
500 pieces Best Casing. with Silk stitching. all
colors at &C. per yard or 21c per piece of yards.
Bixby o. Bottles Shoe Polish at 1sc Sold every
whore at 1Sc.
go pieces Fancy Striped Betting at DC. pc. yard.
75c. per piece. Usually sold for 121&c per yard.
Good Hair Crimpers at &c. per box. Nicely done up.
Ask for cur Revised Price List Of Notions JUS. issued
OUT OF TOWN PEOPLE
When In city can mako our Store their Headquar
tcrs. We will cheorfully attend to any little commits
sion for you Have yOus mail addressed here. Goods
ordered by mail will receive the most careful consd
Grafton.
FOR SC CENTS
We will engrave your name on copper plate and 80
graved cards sent on application.
We ere the Washington agents for DIR. JAEGER'S
SANITARY UNDERWEAR. Recommended by the
entire medical fraternity.
We are also Washington agents for THE HER
MAJESTY CoRsETs
This is positively the only Corset made that in
the length and reduces size of waist of
ladies without injurious tight lacing We guarantee
that they will longer give satisfaction and
comfort to the and produce elegant fig.
than any other corset made Price s275.
sandar Ri fssECn nlS With 9s u.s.
Pate nted Eye.G Glass Polishers cents.
! 4 Mn ssss
t E11r ! II ! II sssss
e. e. 6: ~ j Fl Fl G Is: III
{: 4. ct ct Fl Fl e. !: : ::
40. 4e2 424. 4ae 7th St ole
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THEY HAVE ARRIVED.

THEY HAVE ARRIVED.
We will place sale tomorrow morning
FridayJ. one of the largest showings in Ladies'
and Misses Aprons ever offered in this city.
Thirty different styles Ladies' and Misses
Aprons, ranging in price from zoe to s2.S7
each. We had them all made to order and we
arc sure they will suit You az we paid particular
attention 10 the workmanship and finish They
are all Of the newest styles and you will find
many novelties among them.
The trimmings and embroideries used on
these Aprons are Of the best quality and will
stand washing. thing you seldom find in
ready made Apron.
TWO OTHER NEW ARRIVALS
The first is line Of Ladies' Breakfast and
House Jackets in Cloth. We are showing them
In Cardinal. Black, Pink and Light Blue, fin
ished with pretty stitching of White Silk. We
have marked them S6S5 each. Then we have
better quality made Of Heavy Surah Silk. in
Black only. This style is sl5.
THE SECOND ARRIVAL
Isancw style Black
Surah Sill Skirt for Ladies This is made Of ex-
tra-fne quality surah silk. with ruHle of drawn
work surah Is inches deep. Price SIP each.
Much less than you make one for.
LEATHER DEPARTMENT go
Some special attrac-
tons in Chatclaine Bags:
Splendid Qualities in Ooze Calf. with
nlountlngs of oxidized silver.
No. l. in al tho different shadings 10 each.
No. j. ........ l39
No. 4. 81 .......... 2.39
Imitation Sealskin Chatelaine Bags for Soc.
81 IS and S1.39 each.
Real Seal for 1.67 and s4.67 each.
SMALL WARE DEPARTMENT.
Oak Face Powders
Almond III al Powdcr..... ..................25c box
NeIorla Powder. .....-............-2Jc. box.
Iaicum box.
These powders will guarantee to be per-
fectly pure and harmless to the skin, aid upon
use you Will find that they have no equal.
We have Saunders Powder Ut 2lc. o box
UMBRELLAS
UMBRELLAS.
Job lot OF GOOD. Eerviceable Umbrellas, &C.
inch. at Sl.7o each. The handles alone
worth that. This Umbrella is made OF the finest
quality Gloria Cloth, paragon frame, and the
handles are marvels OF beauty. You will not
find two alike in the whole lot, and there are 100
Of them. They are mostly of Weitsel. Bamboo
and French Oak. curved and twisted in many
unique and strange forms. II you are in need
Of an Umbrella this is the chance for you There
are only 90 of them and they won't last long at
the price they marked. for this Umbrella Is
al extraordinary bargain for Sl.75.
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JAENNEss.MILLER,s PATENT UNDERWEAR.

The Atwood Union Suits for Ladies': "a 2S for small
and medium sizes, S44S for large and "a 6s for ex
ira sizeI. The All-wool Divided Skirt at S3 25 for
ordinary size; $3.50 for extra sizes.
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F. ! F. {. . { E.. 4 / 5: 5: 5;
FL ~ 8 = 3 u 4
u 90 Y A Lib .


MEMS GOODS near door No llI9 Ia ave.
81 Underwear. all styles. reduced to. soc
SOC. Cantor Flannel Drawers. al sizes........4sc
DRESS GOODS.
soc. Silk Finish Henrietta reduced zoe
e. English Broaicloth, 5i-inch heavy weight .sl.75
DRESS TRIMMINGS.
Soc Guirnps. all styles reduced to.............45c
Use Black Silk Frinses all styles........-...0s Csc
81 Ostrich Feather BOss......-....... o.. SO
HOUSE FURNISHINGS.
2oc. Danask Towels reduced to................loc
s325 DainHsk Sets. Cloth and Napkins......~s2.7 5
Soc Monte Center Pieces. fr.uged...............eSc
LACES.
loc. Pinch Black Chantilly reduced to........1cc
Zoe 2]lnch Black SIX Chantilly.
Zoe. o-iach Black SUI Clantiliy
RIBBONS.
2oc. First Quality SIX reduced to.............21c
Doc. "E-iIch wide, q. G. silk, Satin Edge.....25c
HANDEERCulEFs.
121&c Pure Linen, initials reduced so,.,..,.loc
~'c' fure Linen oil
NECK EUFrLING.
1oc Tinsel all colors reduced to. 3 yards pc
3yards for PC, single row...........G yards 25c
JEwELRY.
25c. Seven-row silvsroide Bangles reduced PIC
10 per cent Of marked prices Of Buckles and Slides.
LEATHER GOODS.
sl.25 New Shopping Bags reduced Csc
QUO. fufses al St.
sLo0 Writing Tablets, fitted.
HOSE.
Zoe Warranted Fast Black Hose reduced to.
DOC Fast Black high spliced heels
3oc Boo; Pattern Isle Hose. all styles. .....25c
RUBBER GOODS
Si.9S Feather-weight Rubber Mackintoshes. new
plaids and stripes. reduced to..........s3es
UMBRELLAS.
s1.o0 2S-inch Gloria" Umbrellas reduced to- 81 35
SL2o GLORIA" warranted one yesr............9s CSC
JACKETS
50 Jackets. all styles, reduced to.,...ss
90 Jackets, AL styles ...........
GLOVES.
soc. Pigskin Mousquetaires reduced .7ac
96c 4-button Kid, every pair warranted
Soc. 4button Undressed Kid Isl quality.
CSC. S-button Undresscd Kid SIousquetaires 7oc
COTTON UNDERWEAR.
SOC. Night Gowns reduced to..... .4oc
eoc. Drawers tactual value $50
o9c Chemlses (actual value ScJ...............44c
MISCELLANEOUS.
Genuine "Ansonia" Clocks. with alarm 73c
&C. Boxes of Cabinet Hair Pins Sc
10 per cent OF marked prices Of Bric-a- Drac and
Art Clocks
THE PALAIs ROYAL.
Continued below.)
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To Tue LADIES.

To THE LADIES.
An Exhibition OF the Latest
ART NEEDLE WORK AND HOUSE DECORATIONS
will be open for Eve days, commencing
OCTOBER 81,
In the Office Of THE SINGER MANUFACTURING
COMPANY. GIG 9TH ST. NV.
II includes ell the most fashionable imported de.
signs. many Of which can only be reproduced on our
machines. All desiring 70 view this beautiful work
ore invited TO call at our office.
THE SINGER MFG CO.,
LEWIS BAAR, Agent
oi5-St OPP. U. 8. PATENT OFFICE
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OrrIcE Or

OrrIoE Or
". A. PIERCE CO..
SUCCESSORS TO E. G. DAVIS.
7i0 MARKET SPACE.
COR. sTH ST. NV
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~ FOR NOVELTIES IN DRESS
would advise you The secret will be exposed
III ten days through Thc Star ol3-6t
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SPECIAL PaIcrs FoR FnrpAr.

We don't think i: worth while 20 give list Of Rem
nants since those would advertise mght be some by
the time You called. we mention ouly TIE FULL
LINES reduced IN prices.
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WOODWARD 4 LorHRoP.
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The Appalachian CIub.

IT. ne gfis,r IT 's> put.
That the oGt.:de world nsay kno~ 'Ae
Character ana quality q; ;i.e gerae raea
WHO are building ap Big 5tope Gap. i lit
i. here given O; resident uember- Of 'ae
Appalachian GLIB. riih their cei!eges %
far a. learned:
". Z .Addi-on. University 81 virgin!a
K j. Aye-.; HAIR: j. Ager-; Z sarbonr-
Aan ArIpr. Wa, l. Eeckiord Yale;
George y, Bell. school of Nias-, C9lam-
i,ia College: {. II. Befrgtnaa. :. {. Der
rymay; 9. z. bibbs. Pelham Blac.iord.
C. +. brecfeI; G. r BROOK; y. y Back
T.. r Back; Howard II. 3gl.iti. rni;ed
state N2yai Ac4Ge!og; do.hu@ 7. Balli'',
~, Washington aat. lie Z f.ssr-ift Dagid
Ca.tlsman. Harry 4. Clay, ir.; Harry r..
Ferguson, Horace T. Pax, Jarc- Y. Yoz.
Cnirersify of Kentucky; John " Yoz.
H., Oliver T.. r1<, Richard 7. Fox. .:eY-
.aesd T.. f. CooIl5s; y. r. Gpodloc: G.
4. Hardin. j.; L. u. Hardin; John Il.
Hardin: ". T. Harri. T. :. NiIii4ry
Academg Jane. II. Hodge; 4 7. !rg;ue.
University of Virginia; Dr.. &. u. kEnkel,
Bellevue; " ). Matthews, University ~
Virginia: J. &. Mayor; L-TEFner Nagf:.
Cuiyersity oi Virginia; Il. {. NcDo4cll.
IT,, Yale and University Of |ifginia "
/. McDoxcll. Yale. u. ". NcEIxee; j.
3. z. Mills; u. ;. NORRIS; " H. S;ckels ,
81 X Palmer; John z. Paine. il: jame=
+. Peters: L. q. Petit. En;y.r-i,g Of Viz
GINA: &. f. Scar, University D: Virginia
aud Prof. Deljame, Paris; William k
Shelby, Princeton; ~ G. Shelton, Mary
land College; r. 4. " Skecn; G. T.
s;palding; J. K Taggart; Harry Webb.
Nasgxchuse.ts Institute OF Technology;
}. s. Wright.
The officer of the clab arc: President
II. c. McDowcll, jr.; presidents, Ist.
Gen. H. I: Ayers. 2nd, Dr. {. ID. Kunkel,
:,rd. james W Fox; secretary, William K
ssbelbs; treasurer, William. II. McEiwee;
directors. ChArles II. Berryman. Howard
II. Bal!itt. Joshna r. Be!li,t, jr.. T. r.
Irvine, John y, Payne, jr., William K.
shelby.
Nonresident: j. B. Alremus, PhiIadeI-
phia; &. r. Ballard, Louisville; David
Bertscb; r. y. Cunningham; James NJ
Fettcr, Louisville; Jamea v. Jerow, Eor-
folk; j. II. Grimes, jr.. Harrodsburg, ~;
W. c. Hall. Louisville; T. K. Harvey, Eng
land; Col. J. g. Haskell, Columbia. 5. C.:
Wm. p. Jones, Phiiadelphja deceased
u. s. Kemmcrer, Mauch Chunk, Pa; ex-
Governor Fitzhugh Lee: Z. 3. Leisenring,
Mauch Chunk, Pa; s. B. Mason; j. ?.
McGaire; Governor p. ". Mckinney,
Richmond; Extinc Norton, New York;
| Robert II. Sayre, Bethlehem, Pa; David
4. Shelby: R. C. Ballard Thruston, Louis
vile; Thomas r. Walker; J. S. Wentz.
aauch Chunk, Pa; Dr. K. b. Whitridge,
Eostou
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sroeMAaD's SAD scEAPE.
A Cumberland Presbyterian Preacher Ii
Court ON Serious Charge.

NASHVILLE, Dec. I0.--Circuit court opened
at Dover YESTERDAY. One Of the most import
ant cases on the docket il that of Henry Jack
syn ys. Rev. A. G. Stockard. Of wayerly,
Tenaesaee, in which the plaintiff alleges
that the affections Of his wife, Mrs. 81. A.
jackson, have been enticed away from him;
that she has been sedaced and Influenced By
the defendant 70 abandon the plaintiff, who
seeks to recover $50 ,eog damages.
The defendant is a prominent minister in The
Cumberland Prcsbyteria church, and il was
while visiting the home Of Dir. aud Mrs. Jack
son, one or both of whom are members OF
his flock, II is charged he committed the crime.
The plaintiff il about 10 years old, the defend
ant ten years his junior, and Nrs. Jackson is
not far from 80.
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& IN, et,c B. Jo,.. ,Dafs e joSEs- Macy
! jtyE- 81! " = -F.ss.s- : t>cs ELIZA
Ell, AiEgy aid-iLzs :le husband -
~ I'D x,,cY E:az,.s1H, " !. az C..aHceT:
n.c.. ..EssAHis ID. JosEs- 4 -oHAs
Jog- Josss. Ell. IoSE-- 5nG ! {
Cn..ck. t1e executor II the last " II ~
IN d. IoSEs Gecsa-e7!, Defendants.
n oD;.c: .: this .ai, Is IL. .gi!D.i'1- ':s
al A. :. md declared void. Il Is: ! Ger. 1atra
.u.ii 25in. 1899. from Sataa=l J. lanes - ~. a.
J.,s. converting 20 ,se said ". -. io,ie- lte sO!'-
;ry u vet. " IsGd IL " ise County. EI-c!a. VIZ -
An ul6iy: de-: oi-!cunh in;sre,i X tract u ish'
containing aDU: - acres sn9Tn = u. . L. pse"e.
trar - cle undivided Ofe-fGE-t Interest IL ! i'act
0 !ar containing so acr. st.c. laid iraci l. DE-
sc-it<i IL said Died b-in- treei formerly 1Ei-
.r. c-,n.cye,. iD Tie said Samuel JANE by v" .
Jane. and being situated 10 TIE oh 81 his s'i.e
Sap Va: 81 al undivided one-haH interest IN se.-
e,sI tracts o. land containing in the aggregate at"at
l.051 acres and being Ihnds which were 'orneIi:
owne.. by ). l. Jones. J. ". Oily. james Hu2ly-
Lame Shepherd. EikanaI Gy- H. L. S!ei8P, johnson
Wells Dock Wells. Guss Wells. J. II Rooinett- -
willis -wilson, and -S.-st and were CONVEYED
by the saiG y I'M. D. ions and we're aiisf. sFd'
c,nvs y.d by him tie said Samuel j. Iamt:; ~ Az
me I'D kowI. liz BIsI-i irsct- Containing about
10 AZ r.. yheh vas conveyed by J. Il. +. Hills To ssid
= IaIcs. s;ru-ic,I ID. rioati OF Callahan :
creek g. all the lands OWED by the said ; :! James
s;ti.,e- " ard ej0y- The lJI % Big st0c OaP
Va known ~ tie II,-a Eilbourn traci. II beng The
irsct xEici w1s Conveyed 20 sad James BY said v IL
liam d. Jones Ind \ d-sd dSttd Apri 9Th isO
from the said ;. j. James to the said W u. Jones,
converting the said JonGs ali The right ute ara IN
,ese.t al ibe .ai :. j. Jsmrs in and 10 any and sill
iau!a coal AMI mineral rights and timber NJ thai
zine ox ned 5y the said James OF ~hic ne nay hare
owre-i before the date OF said deed. situated III The
States Of Kennrky, Virginia, Texas and New Jers"y
And ca affidavit having been idc and filed That the
defendants are all no-resdenis o. the State q. VIZ
gna II Is ordered tia. they do appear here, within
itern days after dne publication hereof and 90 what
mas be necessary project ttar interest in this suit
And Il further ordered that cepy hereof he pub
lishet once week for foar weeks In some new spaper
and thai copy be posted ct The from, door Of the
court house Of this county, as required by law:
cops. isstf, ). E- LIFTS, Sie, TN.
BJLLiTT 4 Mcdowell, 2.7. E4~
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-12

Among the Indi4nS 1t pays for white nian
to appear tn be an idio, IL he thinks liz life l.
in danger. No Indian viii harm. lunatic. be-
czu.e the savage. thin. fools are under the 81
peciaI care II God. Among the Blackfeet. IN
Canada. an eccentric white man ha- lived
TWENTY-FIVE years. He peaks B!ackfoot as
ssell they, ard he can do anything he want q
gifi. the most lawle-s and -avage men in the
tribe. He /. .aid 10 have stolen lot Of finer
from Roman Catholic Bishop on one occason
at all events he distributed the Bishops prop
crty among the indians. When it was called
for cvery Indian gave up what ne had. ="
give up the thing" said the chief, because
We neyer take seriously ANYTHING that mar
does We would have Killed him twenty years
ago, but what i. the use---hc i. not response
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-12
&. A. g. O. shake Up.

There i. little or 40 doubt that ti.e president
ice-president, general superintendent, and
general freight agent Of the :. \. & o. road
have sent in their designations, and that a
complete change ir the personnel will be an
nounced in a few DAYS.
The exact cause Of the change can no. bt
aseertained, but il is quite certain it will Be
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-12

/Dr s;dnes alan FOX died q ?negmo2
MA Oh the morning .: the 10Th mt. .,
hi. late residence. n Cambridge Place
B:oo.isn, y T., ii tie ;nifiy-i.;,:. year d:
hi= aze
Dr. goz va. -ice onlg EEK. and not
considered daneeretf.ls % aaiil Tho dey
preceding hi. death.
he had just saielg trough; liz *ife
through ,ie cri-i- ii . .evefe and pro-
tr@ct.d at,acE 3! f@yer. ana grave !eass
arc felt b, her tamil that me VII NOT
sarviyc ihe terrible ;,Io~.
ilDr Fox had achieyed marked -Hcce-. :
in hi. profc--ion lie ra= At the head y:
the BROOKLYN Gi-pen-arg FOR disease Of
The throat and lang, surgeon oi 'he
brooklyn Elevated railway, and was So
iectcd II attend the Medical Contention a.
Berlin last SIMMER.
he va. the son Of NJ. J. X. Fox. sr.,
OF ;his city
5ir. Jno. Fox. brother to the decea.ed,
lef; for Sew Ior. Wednesday.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-12
The Car works.

Mr. b. j. Snper, who has gone to chatta-
Snoogs, win rstarn to the Gap early next week
and determine tho question Of locating his car
works bere.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-12
ff..lye.. Arr GALLERY.

\ Citizen. o: Big S,ona Gag -hout 10,
Nj to vi-it EpdG-'= FhstogrepA.c >;rdio
Gad 81 :ooras ~aea II 1r.=toi. -. <o-s
i eqgsl 70 :i.a: Of =nE zsti.1 n IT, >oHia-
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-12
Reception Postponed.

The reception announced to be held at the
Appalachian Club this evening has been post.
poned until some day during Christmas.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-12

Carrots II endIe.s sar:eiy. i:om the
qae-- bot- Bru--=l- 70 tie cheaFe-t Ia
c..tr.. na5s 10 orier 10 st al: room, -
=. T Sfoftt / Gu.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-12

r. c1cnAn9e-a .tock 81 merchandise
f,- ~. Stone tep business property. I'd
d-e-s Y. : Z R9sGEr-os.
f.-l3, Bristol. Tenn
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-12

An elegant line .: pa-lor lamps. toilet
ana y.-es. AZ z. T. >hortt i Cos
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-12

TT. Shortt L Co. are no~ inanufac'aF-
ing mattresses TO order - lowest price,
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-12

8ry i ..icc i.ox Of ;i--i ci-=- 100 cigars
~ IS Il Eic.e.- i Co. ;oE Christmas
r.rr=ent. -
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-12

!. Handsome line Of Office desks. book
e.ses. 6c.. 1t Z. 7. Shortt !. CO.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-12
Personal.

Rev. John T. Wool will preach at Mr. Becktord's
scbcoease on next Sunday at II a. and 80 p NJ,
Mr. J. Edward Slack, Of Cambridge, Mass, is here
writing Mp te resources Of this section. He has CON
rlbu;ed To his paper several articles on development
in tie South, Que from Norfolk aud another tt.om
Roanoke, and from other points.
NJ. Edward Barbour has returned after IN absence
Of some weeks aud will have his Law Office In the new
building ef A. summerGeld.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1890-12-12

Subscriptions to the Post are payable in
adrdace. In no cdse rilf this rule be de-
fidtgd from.