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The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-27
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ViRGiNIA lin toe clerks o.'ice q The JiFc"i
Court for he county Of Wise 90 tue I'm DAY o..
Nov. 1891. in vacation:
Thruston, Trustee,
G. w. Goodpastnre ct H.
The object OF this suit is recover Judgment as:ii
e. II lnrdin and L. ". Hardin in tle sum Of Sooo."
with interest from November Stii 1889, ana TO cor>
the same by personal decree and by foreclosure % IN
lien reserved In deed from, Zig Stone Gap luipr"N
mont Company and r. G. Ballard Ti'rusto; Trustee !"
+. H. Hardin aud y. w. Hardin, OF lots g 10 ':d
OF Block "a, Improvement Co.'S Pat 10 H. in u
town Of Big Stone Gap, Wise county, Va; ana III
dovt having been made that G. ". Goodpasiurc' "
r. Blackwell aud r. ". Hardin, parties defendant
this suit non-rcsiae,,ts of tbs STATE .e said o.
PENDANTS are required to appear within fifteen day
af.crdue publication Of this order. ~ the ccrk co
OF our said court, at rnlcs TO b holden there loF, M
do what is necessary to protect their interests. An
i, is ordered tina, copy OF this order bc ortl"i'
published once week, for four successive weeks u
;hc Bio; SroSE pcsr newspaper printed in the 10"
OF Big Stone Gap in the county OF WISE aud posie"
the from. door Of the courthouse OF said county, q
the first day Of the next county court for inc sa
comfy after the date Of this order
copy, feste: d: Il; i!fi2' cc'A'
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B. w. WRsNN, c. A.BENscoTER,
G. P. & T. Agent, A. G.P. Agent,
KNOXVILLE, TENN.

VIRGINIA In the clerk oHics Of The circuit conrt
for the county Of Wise on the 18th day OF Sovem-
her 1881 In Vacation.
Thruston, Trustee
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In the cl>rNs o!icc Of tie circuiso .. the co~''y
lank Of Big Stone Gap. rIaiiH'. aSaius J.
Caldwell, ct. e.. Ee.end 'tr. III chancesy
l. j. F.. Ijpp:, c:ef; q Tie said ec',,do ertii! y
liz nona rgased of t!e sieciui commissioner Ivy u
iecrec rendered. fSnIG ca,ev Gil ,hc .itii day G! sep
1891, La; been duly 9iven.
Gi:cr rnd.r ,ay fsnd 81 clerk q ,hc said corf
his ,0t;l Day OF October. lS9'.
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III The clerks Office oi the circuit court OF the cgut
$ Of Wise.
Souhwes. Virginia Mineral Land Company, plain
gains, W. II. Eingha,n, defendant.
j. =. Lips crfk Of The SAID court d. rcrii
nc bono required Of ,a- sHtclr' cpnnt's-' '..
Ii, 1e,.fa, rri,cre,l IL taid ,,rs ,'.c 80
;5t.picvr i8g( LIS iie,n du!. given,
.iten ui,oct my lard AID SEA: a. clerk OF III
sra, his 9;a dag OF Nosom'er 1871.
gil Tc>te d. b. ii!fS, cit'S.
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REEHRga@ED that we furnish 6rst-class cars
MEssS q sSswEsa and that our schedules are
quick and reliable that by taking our lines to the
other; that it is no trouble for US to come 10 see
you at your home and bring tickets, maps, rates
and descriptive matter of any portion of the coun
ing of your baggage to destination, SO as to avoid
ali trouble and delay. IF you contemplate trip.
write either of the undersigned, stating your
nearest railroad station, where you wish to- go,
how much baggage you will have, and your
letter will receive prompt attention, giving you
the lowest price tickets by the shortest. best
and quickest route.
E. A. WARREN, JoH.y L.MILAM,
T. P. Agent, D. 2. Agent,
BRISTOL, Tenn. KNOXVILLE, TENN.
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hereinafter specified on the
18th day OF December 1891
Sell TO the highest bidder the certain lot in tie m ne
toned and there fully described witch ios aitMa'
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s.ccl and adjoining the store occupied ., g. !" ~
the deed f.oln o. T. Bum ct a! % z. r. i1.hi:t ''>
recorded il D y rase;.a3 10 vaics ;cftrf:eelS II
made for the d .scrirtion
Terms. Of sale:
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payable in NO cl;ai usl!iiens 0'e fes s'rc;aVc:.
ak and t.lve months .romday oi S;:!e, soe; saI,iit
being required Tor the deferred puyments.
L.. Turier Maury, Special commissioner.
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VIRGINIA In the Clerks Office OF the Gre
Court FOL tho county OF Wise on the 10Th day
November 1891. In Vacation.
T0Fu''on' Trustee vs.? In chancery.
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Terms:

isl. in hand sufficient to pay the costs Of sui NJ.
1T and commissions o. sale ,;nd Tie further sl
!$lVS.3 wit!. interest thereon from January iyi
50 aud $l0933 With two years interest thereon :
: paid on Jan 10Th 1892 and on III" residue c:edi
ftVcrc months FROM td:e Of sale Will be gwen, u
urcli,kef to gir, his bords hearing interest fro"
~ al sale without, security, for Tie deferred rn
.a>e money. and lien 10 be retained on The sal
,o2crty To secure tl!c deferred payments
r. 7. IRVINE, Srtcial Ccmnis> iocF.
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pur;sa, to decree o! The Circuit Cessl Of vi.
ON :; ,rsi,.i4. rendered September "a; io;'i j.
he .la,ce:l c;i,se therein pcndag o: III. Souti"eS
irg i, li1era La;.d COMPANY, ;.;;'in ia, IS.
8 i; - hai.l tierhdart, I. the rlideraGrst Hi'ccI'
,,n!,1!ySioncr will on
Saturday November 2S, 1901
el;s Ell the iurra oi IL m and 4 r. NJ. at the mo-
cr nr the ilIc:u"n! lioie in tho toNnct Zig Son
.oD Wise County. W.. pre- CO., ~ sci! n ht lg':cs
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..,.s,l3..-.n he Ci.rs~ Office Of tic Gircui
i.cert 10: tie eona.y - :yiSe on lie iSth DAY
Nn,.-.,,'.ar 1901. liz Tarn...H.
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TUT III rHT0TnIHt10H, rrHPS, rercrcHcV
cooks, pamphlets, etc. descriptive of thu
wonderful mineral and agricultural re-
sources of the States OF Virginia and
West Virginia, apply to Agents OF the
Norfolk g. Western railroad, 300 Wash
ington, Street, Boston; 303 Broadway.
New York; | ,433 Pennsylvania Avenue.
Washington, d. c.; 81 East, State Street.
Omnibus, Ohio. Or General Office,
Roanoke, Va.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-04-26
RACING AT BENNINGS.

The Coming Meeting Promises to BE n
Big Success.
Never was there a greater desire among the
lovers of the ''bang-tail'' performers to see
them run than pervades the atmosphere of
Washington this spring. The long, dull win
ter just past has made the public ripe for an
other season Of sport and II the signs do not
fail the inclosure at Bennings will contain
the largest attendance on Tuesday next, the
opening day, ever seen on a race track south
of New York.
The track and its surroundings are about as
near perfection as they can be, and when the
bugle sounds the assembly call for the horses
on the 2Sth there ought to be fully seven thou
sand anxious people present to hear its shrlll
notes and witness the scramble for turf hon
ors. The track is in perfect condition, say
the race men, and fast time will be made
Mr.. +. NJ Draney, president of the club,
aided by an executive committee of fifteen
gentlemen, have left little undone to make
this the most memorable race event ever seen
in this locality.
Mr.. Draney was so busy little could be got
out Of him yesterday, except this: "We will
have grand and glorious meeting, and don't
forget to make such announcement to the
readers of THE HERALD"
Mr.. Draney has proven the right man in the
right place, and his energy and untiring zeal
have done wonders to make the coming meet
ing big success.
The first day of the meeting has been voted
by the executive committee as ''lady's day."
and 1t is the wish of the committee that they
turn out In force. The sport on this day winds
up with grand steeple- chase, In which twelve
horses, more or less, will take part through the
fields, over hurdles, and water jump at break
neck speed. 1t is most beautiful sight.
The club is to be congratulated on the bright
prospects before them, and If Gen. Greedy
will give us the right kind of weather success
Will perch upon their banners.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-04-26
TOWN TALK.

The Father Matthew Total Abstinence
Society will hold meeting at Carroll Hall, on
G street, between Ninth and Tenth streets
northwest, tomorrow evening. at 8 O'Clock.
when an election of officers Will take place.
Ballantines Pale Extra.
Order trial bottle OF milk from the Bell
vue Dairy Farm.
Telephone 374-2 for ''Faust Beer"
One mile of Leesburg, w. o. r. R.. splendid
home. It's acres. handsome brick house. large
barn. lovely lawn. fine grass, fruit, and water
perfect summer resort or stock farm.
At sacrifice until 1st day of May. Clarence
Thomas, 30 Kellogg building.
Telephone 374-2 for "Faust Beer.''
AT the Bellvue Dairy Farm the milk is
aerated, cooled, bottled, and sealed within
thirty minutes from milking.
The Hygienic Ice Company has just pub
lished very pretty booklette giving full de-
scription of the course they pursue in manu-
featuring their ice, also giving illustrations
representing the mammoth spring from which
they obtain the purest of water from which
their ice is made, also a good view of the
Hygienic Ice Works.
The Bellvue Dairy Farm guarantees their
milk.
Telephone 374-2 for "Faust Beer"
The ladies always welcome the spring an
nouncement of Mrs. Selma Rupert, of 608 Ninth
street, because they can always obtain the
latest novelties in her line, such as embroidery
and materials for embroidering. worsted goods,
stamping. and everything pertaining to fancy
goods
''Faust Beer'' is pure.
-Sharu g. Co.'s grocery store on Ninth street,
between and X streets, is model. Besides a
full line of fancy and staple groceries, they are
receiving daily fresh supplies of fruits and
vegetables. In fact. you need not go to mar
ket, as youican get anything you need from
them at market prices. Polite clerks in atten-
dance and goods delivered free.
Read what Finley e. Son have to say about
Ballantine's Pale Extra in this issue.
-Messrs. Latimer g. Sloan, auctioneers. will
offer for sale Monday morning at their rooms
1409 G street northwest, some rare specimens
of art goods embracing oil engravings, fine
porcelains, bronze mirrors, etc. See ad. in an
other column.
Drink Tannhauser beer. II. Benzler.
Go to the Bellvue Dairy Farm for pure,
clean, and fresh milk.
On Tuesday, 2sth instant, Messrs Latimer &
Sloan, auctioneers, will sell at their rooms. 1409
@ street northwest. fine collection of etch-.
ings, enRravings, water colors, etc., etc.
Sales at III A. M. 3 and p. M.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-04-26
PhiIadelphia oyster House.

HERALD reporter called at the place of
the popular Mr.. Harry Yeoman, who serves
all the good things that delight the stomach
of the most fastidious, and was very cordi-
ally greeted. 81 have just placed new bill
of fare before my customer said Mr.. Yoe-
man." and am now prepared to serve every
thing in the eating line that can be served In
the city. Besides keeping up the reputation
of the celebrated Philadelphia Oyster House,
have now, and am prepared to serve in the
quickest possible time, the most delicious ten
derloin steaks served in any style, with onions,
tomato sauce, French peas, or mush-
rooms. Sirloin steaks / serve in
peas, is one of my speclalties, and the deviled
crabs prepared here cannot be beaten. have
also received great praise for the clam chow
der that is served In my place, and as eat it
myself, you must know that it is good" Mr..
Yeoman, who is very popular young
man, deserves great credit for the manner in
which he has brought to the front the serving
of the finest oysters that can be obtained, and
cooked in manner unexcelled
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-04-26
ROWING AND ATHLETICS.
IN FAVOR OF A JOINT ATHLETIC
SHOW
The Proceeds of the Performance to Go
to the Aid of the Natl onal Regatta
Georgetown Varsity Athletic Notes
The Columbia Clubs Anniversary.

At the next meeting of the joint regatta
committee the suggestion of THE HERALD in
relation to joint athletic meeting at one of
the theatres, the proceeds to go to aid the
regatta, will come up, and it is expected pro-
gramme will be mapped out. Several mem
bers of the three clubs were interviewed last
week and the almost unanimous feeling pre-
vailed that such an affair should be arranged.
Capt. StinemetZ, of the Columbia Athletics,
says he is confident the members of his
club would earnestly cooperate toward max
ing the affair glorious success and the best
sparrers, wrestlers, and athletes Of a general
character would assist. He had no doubt that
the committee would make round sum to
help the clubs in their big undertaking. Capt.
Warden, of the Potomacs, is also in favor of
pushing the scheme. He says he will guarantee
a number of Potomac entries in the athletic,
musical land literary portion of the programme.
Members Of the Analostans said they would
lend their aid individually, and they were also
confident the club would give it sanction as
an organization.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-04-26
DIED.

TERRY.-On April 25, 1891, at O'Clock A.
M, at his residence, No. 1133 Fifth street
northwest Judge e. S. Terry, aged eighty
three years. Funeral from the Church of the
Incarnation, corner Twelfth and N streets
northwest Monday, April %, 1891, at P. NJ.
Friends OF the family invited. Interment at
Rock Creek Cemetery. illinois and Indiana
papers please copy.l
JOYCE.-on April "a, 1891, at o'clock A.
M, at her residence, 1l24 Eleventh street
northwest, Frances NJ, widow of the late
Andrew j. Joyce, aged sixty-three years.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 1874
Eleventh street, Monday morning, at 10
o'clock. Relatives and friends invited. Inter
ment private.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-04-26

The American team that will visit England
this year will be headed by Cary and Westing
as runners.
1t may be that Georgetown College will go
in for aquatics this year. Steps are being
taken ia that direction.
1t is said that Ed Reynolds is going to row
single entirely this year, and will enter the
junior race at the national.
The Passaic River Navy is getting out its
programme for the Decoration Day affair.
The entries are expected to be larger than ever
before.
"Faust Beer'' is old.
1t is expected that the annual regatta of the
Patapsco River will take place the last week
in June, as in previous years 1t will be a
larger affair than last year.
"Faust Beer'' takes the lead.
Clint Smithson has commenced to get in
trim for the single scull races Of the year, and
isrowing his shell daily on the lower Potomac.
He intends making great effort this year.
Drink Tannhauser beer II. Benzler.
A large flagstaff was erected on the Po-
tomac Athletic quarters yesterday, and
handsome club flag, gift of Mrs. Fague, wife
OF President Fague, was thrown to the breeze.
"Faust Beer'' is old.
AT the meeting of the Potomac Athletics
last week Messrs William T. Norton and
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-04-26
Georgetown Varsity Athletic Notes.
johnson is playing we'll at second.


johnson is playing we'll at second
Carlon continues to improve on first and at
the bat.
Shoemaker is pitching in excellent form and
is we'll supported by Rackey.
Cauliflower in centre and Boucher at short
are playing in excellent style.
Hennon, whose arm was injured, being hit
by pitched ball in the Light Infantry game,
has resumed his position at third.
Tuesday, the 2sth, at 4:3O on Analostan
Island, the Varsity boys will play the strong
team of the 9. A. G. The game will be the
most interesting of the season, as great rivalry
exists between the two clubs.
The game with the Y. NJ. c. A. on Tuesday,
the 21st, resulted in victory for the Varsity
boys-12 to 4. Had Holbrook not been so err
ratio and the Y. M. G. A. had more practice
the game would have been more interesting.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-04-26
Germany at the Chicago Fair.

BERLIN, April 25.-A government proposal
has been submitted to the Bundesrath author
izing the acceptance of the invitation to take
part in the Chicago Fair. The bill provides for
the appointment of an imperial commissioner,
and the granting of a credit for the effective
organizing of German department. The pre-
amble accompanying the bill refers to the act
i've commercial intercourse between Germany
and the United States, and to the fact that the
invitation has already been accepted by Eng
land, France, and Spain.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-04-26
News Notes.
nment receipts yesterday. ssso.5sa.

Government receipts yesterday, $996.523.
Virginia postmasters appointed: e. NJ. Gill
bert at Frtts and B. f. Young at Montevideo.
warrant was issued from the Treasury
Department for $420.s65 in favor OF the State
OF Michigan as that States share of the direct
tax fund.
Charles f. Pearce. of st. Louis, Mo-; George
IL. Harries, of Washington, ID. c., and A. r.
Appleman, OF Columbus, Ohio, were yesterday
named by the Secretary OF the Interior as a
commission TO adjust by negotiation certain
Dakota.
"Faust Beer'' takes the lead.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-04-26
Championship Fight stopped,

Boston, April 25.-The fight between Ike
Weir and Johnny Griffin for the feather
weight championship of America and 81 100
purse was stopped in the fourth round by the
police this morning, Griffin undoubtedly
having the best of it at that time.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-04-26
The G. A. G. Anniversary.

The anniversary of the Columbia Athletic
Club was celebrated in spirited style last
night at their clubhouse. 1t was an affair
entirely for members Of the club Besides the
regular programme the Arsenal Band dis
coursed some excellent music.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-04-26

"Faust Beer" is guaranteed to be straight
lager and six months old.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-04-26

"Faust Beer" takes the lead.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-09-15
THE GARBAGE SERVICE.

Regulations to Be Incorporated in the New
Contract.
Health Officer Hammett has prepared the
regulations and requirements for the removal
! Of garbage to be made part of the contract
for the unexpired term of the fiscal year.
These will be furnished to the contractors max
ing bids.
Among the clauses in the regulations is one
defining the implements to be employed and
stating that the garbage must be removed out
side of the District limits The regulations
read:
'The garbage will be collected and removed
from all dwelling houses three times per week
from the date of the execution of the contract
to the 30th day of October. 1891, and from
April to June 80, 1892 and twice per week
during the remainder of the current fiscal year.
1t will be removed from hotels and markets daily
if found necessary.
Condemned food will be removed from any
point Immediately upon notification by the
health officer.
"The garbage will be collected and removed
in air-tight casks, barrel or other receptacle5
approved by the health officer.
"The wagons used in the collection and
transportation of garbage shall be kept in good
! repair and sanitary condition.
1.-The garbage shall be conveyed to such
| depot within the city limits as shall be desig-
| mated by the contractor with the approval of
the health officer.
"All dead animals must be collected and con-
veyed to the depot daily upon being notified by
the health or police departments. The ami
mails shall be removed in close covered wagons,
which shall always be kept in a clean and sani-
tary condition"