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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12

his chances Of liberty by turning it loose
The immediate cause Of Mr.. Sims Inn
prisonmeut is the charge that he partici-
pated in robbing a jeweler of $4,000 ip
goods about year ago. His pal has al
ready paid every penalty, for In short
prison, pardoned and died. Sims Is q gray
bearded man, fifty-siX years Of ago.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12
The Jury Wanted Cash Down.

Six "thrifty jurymen at Willimantic,
Conn, refused to render verdict in a ciy!!
suit the other day until they had been pa.c;
their fees, alleging that II the cGse was ap-
pealed they wouldn't get their money for
four or five years. The cash was promptly
forthcomin1
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12

We know of many cures made by DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup and will guarantee
positive relief to the sufferer in every in
stance.
Ia what every one needs. At all dealers.
Price Is cents.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12

he telegraphed to
the National
bank, Of Pitts
field, Mass, for
sixty dollars, and
signed the name
of John s. Wolfe,
a depositor, to the
dispatch. The po-
lice gathered him
in, and while he
was at the Jail
awaiting exami-
nation he sent the
81 49, 4
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12
THE official count elects Senator Dan

THE official count elects Senator Dan
Gaumer of the GAINESVILLE district by
one majority. We congratulate our
noble Senator ON his luck. We hope
this luck will last, but as the Senate is
Republican we presume Senator Gau-
mer will be voted out, after the style OF
the last Congress. But as the Office Is
only good for honors at best Senator
Gaumer will shine just as brightly as a
Democratic martyr as q minority sens'
tor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12

Mary Matchett is the appropriate name
Of Buchanan (Mich.) woman who Is now
thipty-six years old, who is grandmother
and who has been married ivo times
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12

him at least the hope of again breathing
the air of liberty. But all in vain; and he
died and was buried In the stripes Of dis
grace, after a confinement in the peniten-
tiary longer than that of any prisoner on
tha record
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12

as the Hoosier Hercules. He stands feet
Q 2inches in his stockings, and has the mus
cles as we'll as the size of a giant. He lives
with his father, is accounted the best agri-
culturist in that region and is favorite
with all who know him. Though over
twenty-five years old he has not yet turned
his thoughts to matrimony. In religion
he Is a devoted Baptist and In politics an
enthusiastic Democrat. The picture here
given shows him standing by the side of a
New Providence merchant who is Of ordin-
ary size.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12

he longed for free
dom as earnestly
as he had longed
for existence when
he stood almost
under the shadow
of the gallows.
He was IA model
convict, and de-
spite the brutality
of his crime-he
forced his way in
to u hated neigh
boris house at TO
ledo and killed
hlm--the officials
time and again
called notice TO his
good conduct and
favored his par
don. The old man
he was seventy
four when he died
also pleaded pa
tn etically. He
asked release on
parole, commuta-
tion of sentence
any sort Of mercy
which would give
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12
Pittsburgh Female College

AND CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC, Pittsburg.
Pa. % teachers. Unsurpassed advan-
tsges. Superior home comforts and care.
SSH year begins Sept 16. Send for cata-
logue 10
jul2sLm President A, H. NoRoRoss, ID ID.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12
THE SINGER AND THE DUKE.

A tremendous Scandal Involving Nine.
Melba and n Royal Prctender.
There was great scandal in Rome, A
prince and an actress were involved. The
prince became ruler and tyrant, and killed
the actress, then his wife, by kick.
Eighteen hundred and thirty years have
passed since Nero slew Popp@a, and II
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12

tive refused to get sober. Therefore the
blue coated authorities concluded that he
was on the verge of delirium tremens and
as an antidote strapped him to board,
where he lay for two days. AS he declined
TO regain his senses they sent him to hos
pital. There he died just one week after
his arrest.
The surgeons agreed that they had never
seen such peculiar case of dipsomania
before, so they sawed of the oorpse's skull
and searched for information. They dis.
covered 1t in the shape OF big bullet.
Then there was an inquiry, and the facts
came out. The deceased's name was Henry
B. Harmon. He had been Respondent ever
since his wife's death, particularly as he
had found it necessary to put his three
small children in an orphan asylum. Life
seemed desolate to him, so he wrote finis
TO his earthly record with a revolver. He
had $4,000 insurance with industrial so
cieties, which has been paid to trustees fol
the benefit Of his offspring.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12
Built fires for Bun.

have been worried
over the frequency
of fires indisput-
ably of incendiary
origin, and the po-
lice have searched
everywhere for the
hend who has 80
often endangered
life and destroyed
property. n o W
they think they
! have him in the
person Of a young
man named John
MCGOWAN. Late
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12
KING or rr, cvrurro.
he wrote His Way Into Prison and
Then Wrote His way out.

The star forger Of the age is undoubtedly
Edward L. Stoddard, who is now in Gus
tody at Jersey City. Mr.. Stoddard's most
recent trouble ORIGINATED In the fact that
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12

Twenty-three years ago Philip Stelnmotz
entered the doors of the Ohio penitentiary
life convict. The other day they carried
him to the cemetery, for death had claimed
him and the worn and weary prisoner was
at rest.
Steinmetz thought himself a lucky fel-
low when Governor Hayes commuted his
sentence from hanging to life imprison-
ment, but as the days and years rolled by
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12
TRUTHS FOR the SICK.

Cleanse the vitiated
blood when you see
Its impurities burst
ling through the skin
In Pimples, Blotches,
and Sores. Rely on |
ISULPHUR BITTERs,
and health will fol-
low.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12

SULPHUR BITTERs
will cure Liver Com
|plaint. Don't be dis
couraged; 1t will cure
you.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1891-11-12

sepl7-ew
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-27

probably be acted ugsa, an. asslir TING
tic Fair Is 10 ',e opeesd, tie extent aid
Interests 8: The eslsii'its cti " issslcll I'M
proved
Another nosei id.a ucala he, il ioom
esq not i3e spared outside for he Hall, 70
c.ect Within. Tie Virginia luildiag, a Sig
Store Ga, lioasc with walls 81 cnr coe,
,ipot- ways and win.iow frames Of our pig
iron. chimney IF our bricks aud stones
and root aid isicrior anishirss Of our
native ha.a and rough an, flushed woods
and i, is safe 70 say that TIC exhibit OF no
plece il .hc United States wiu!d i'c more
nnil.e q Interesting.
Success, then 10 tic Mtrlus fair ard
70 ANYTHING 'bat Pig s;'u'c Cap attempts
t. d. .lscre.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-27
- Setter Time Coming.
tRicilmrrd Disvstcl:.'


II is pleasant 70 ilink and talk about
}tc lfiihic debt. A week ago it was dull
If moi Il painful, subject. All is changed
now Tie future Of il seems rs bright as
the past has been gloomy. The people are
breathing an cxhlarating atmosphere: and
congratulations are coming in from all
quarters.
1t is particularly cheering TO find that
the country people approve file settlement,
They compose tc majority OF cur voters
and pay ',cla:ger rar ii the taxes Of this
CONFERENCE.-The, and ne adjustment can he
final viii Il meets their Jisapproyal. Here,
however, asi> e agreement has been
reached which takes up tao great accumu-
iatio..s Of past-due interest and yet i'm
poses no heavier burden upon us than did
The ott-acceptetl RiddleberSer bill In
deed, Lieutenant Governor Tyler, who,is
Il practical man Of business besides having
had much experience in public affairs, says
',liat he can convince any Eirgina audience
that ii is 3 better bargainihantll the Riddle
berger bill.
1t was, at any rate, Che best arrangement
possible in view OF Ali the circumstances
The state consented to give the bondiiold-
ers all that she could spare out Of her rev.
cnues. and they agreed to meet her half
way That. at least, is Inc view ofthe case.
We do earnestly believe that what has
been done is to the hest interest of all the
tax-payers, and that il is ratified with the
hoped for nnanimity there never will be
ANYTHING about it 10 regret.
The leftcyo General Malone to which
re referred yesterday was profanity written
before the Olcott Committee came to Rich
inond Int the date is Of no consequence,
inasmtle ns the terms agreed upon here
we're mere liLeral than any that had ever
been advanced before / the General
could say that he was surprisedaat the Lib
rality Of thc creditors proposition, asst
had beenunfoldcd 10 iiiniweeks md months
ago, he could say me same with greater
emphasis Of the scheme agreed on here
last.
s Tho question is sometimes asked" What
Ii; to become Of the RiddIehcrger bonds
shici, i.re now ont e, Their status wilInotI
id iilierSercd wiiilat all. The State Will
on iiaue 80 paY interest on. Them as here-l
-
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-27
NEW ROUTES 10 EuisofE.
Four steamship Lines tn te i'"s on from
Newport Gcs-, Va

Baarlnona. I'D. Ncv. 2s.-1''e Manu-
facturers Record, OF last week, announces
the inauguration Of tic service On me i0"r
regular steamship lines reported i'll Asso-
cjated Press dispatches some time ago 10
be established betwecii Newport Aews'
Va. and London, Liverpool, Glasgow ana
Havrc. 80
bout twentg steamships, with an az
srceatc capacity Of sixty thousand tors.
vi;i sail from New Per: Vows il these
lines between now and tie end of the
year. These are the first regular steam
Shin lines tc EUROPE from any port south
Of Baltimore. The import trade VIII be
Developed ~ ,gel rs the export business
the Liverpool steamers bringing return
cayrors for distribution through lie West
The Manufacturers Record reports chat
ti,c English owners Of the Newport y cws
lines have just purchased three large
steamers that have been running between
LIVERPOOL ana G0ston and wi; nas item
nto The Newport News service, One OF
hese steamers sailed lrom i.ivcrpoci yes
,rday for Newport News with II gen craI
! cargo
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-27
: D>puty marshal; SHOT Dckd.

Blpu,sGuAu, A1a., o.. 2''.ricar G"i::.
Marion countya party Of United States
D .ruiy NIarshalS, led l.: collector Ham
lin Yesterday raiAch . Anml:er Of mount :
sinccrs. an,l captured two, whc were scH'
10 the Birmingham jail. This afternoon
the same party of United States officers
surrounded Bell Young, noted mount
anecr. aud arrested hile lie ,ircw his
isio and fred, killing Deputy Marshall
O.hurr Young fled and fifty shots wef''
& cd at him, but he escaped apYarcnilT
,.,i ,nu:h. Il
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-27
'---------------' - , = -
Two ~. SOE;.D ; h.i!*.
4 "!ood, :s.!iic Follow ;i,c siesolt of q
Persian Religious 1rc!

I.oIrcs. NoH ?G--I'ispaich iloin Tehe-
ran sa,s that the ShiIaI sect, which, is
the predominant religions sect OF Persia,
recently reyoIlcd in the Province CT Man
zandcy,n. and battle occurred hc%eeN
the nsH, .ei,ts a.id tle Government t:o"r3
in which 2p0 Of ihc former were killed
and nany wounded aud i.uInLer Of :i'is-
oncr. taken, including the high Priest,
Aho led l,.c r.g3lt The Government loss
WAS twenty Killed.
Maxandcran, thc scene nf ti.e revolt, Is
mountainous district in tie north OF
Persia. bordering OH tlie Caspian sea.
Tie conflict viti, the troops occure'; IN tiie
mountains, WHICH arc difficult Of access
and u,ate< il impossible TO sec"rc details
of the uprising and The liioodv encounter
lhe Shiai. i;;th is Il lorin Of the MohAnl-
ric,an religion, hut its followers dissent
FROM sonlc Of the cardinal tcnets OF ih'
Mt.se:!uian's faith, TIE revolt WAS th@
result OF dissatisfaction with tie Cypress
ion Of he Governments.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-27

.salose. 80 taxs reesiysl.lc sssipoi t ~ -,
10 &c. issnct:. 'fhc settlement bonds WIZ
-not base s,,y s:sch ediaus feature
We may atiupt the language OF ii,e vast
ington Post ard say: Lei ns hope mat ne
Old dominion, 50 long the hcarer3oi III IA
;nl.tnlis burden teqseathcd e liersby sne
n,sfprfapcs ct Nar. yet iIirnis ing 6 sehjn
adsef.sss The evidence Of 4 patien:.ano III
faltcribg strength, viii Few ensos upi,is =
new era Of prosperity conmersafa'e Viii
the vastness aud variety OF her resource
snd the robus. energies Of her people
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-27
srocKnoIpaR,s MEETIsG.

The annual meeting Of the stockholders
iofthe Big Stone Gap Building and, In
syesttnent Company will be hs)d at2 r. M.
on Friday, November 28th, 1891. In the
directors Office Of the Appalachian Bank,
Big Stone Gap. Va. The election OF off
GERS farthe ensuing year, and all othes
and general business will he transacted,
II. 4. IRYiNE. President.
II. BHeEyaa.,s ccretary.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-27

The Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Court of the c"uaty Of Wise, on the 4.h
day Of Nov. 1891, at rules.
P. c. Thompson, .Jr. by &c. q al. pin,
against IL Chy.
W. T. Harris, ct al defendant.
VIII, The object Of This suit is to salt the land in
stratlon, by deed from James NJ. Durham, May
y, 1872, to ;hc payment of a i'ote for s5,55255
dated May y, $500. with intcIcst from date, upon
which there are various credit. which note was
executed hy said Harris and Strli.or u said Dur
ha,r, and which is scared by vendors lien on
said land. This note vas afterwards ASST scaed hy
said Durham 10 p. {. Thompson, 81, and H.; BIN
subsequently to the plaintiff herein. I'D N
affidavit having been made ari dci ;ilat the d.
fcndant, +. a. .;trntton, is not resident Of tc
State of Nl.;u a i i ordered dat hc do appca.
here within n:tec:i days after. dec publication
hereof, and do :"iat I1ay be necessary protect
his interests in TIKI; SUI. And il i; further order
c! tina; A copy hereof he Published orce wcei:,
for four weeks, iii the BIZ Stonc Posi-. 3nd tina;
copy be posted nj the iron; ccJr o Tic courthouse
OF this county on tc irst day Of sic next Icc;n of
the county court of said county.
Copy-Tcstc:
]. i. LlP?::, Clcrk
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-27
E7sc,roeeI Sale
!, ~ 9 ,,g1.yoek Go, plat i.

,,1,e,t % decree rendered ii tie chancery cause
Issn,, 81 f,ig Store Gap C. II. Spaldinget al Inc
~ md ersrned special commissioners VIII o..
-, December 9Th 1891.
- 10 'ccck NOON, on tho princes. eXllosr ef sais y:
~ - ,, a. Tho rhes. bitcrs, lots g. nnds OF
co. ,r tle-1ct rs my b. ess.rf ~, sat
10, metz orrd dr:fec iTI rg:riett % :
ION, oi BIZ stope tap. Said lois =. i, OIL
.le .,p. side ~ irest Fourth street betTrsh Dsoi
~ ~, !q,uas lot iieing corner lot
Fpr cash sufficient 10 pay tic cos. O. t
o,,e style si and holding this SALE ana iof cash
n ~ onr-hai Of the residue OF The antiint DID, tne
balance Of, credit CT ak months with n'eTs , 10 1
c.;e,,rcd l.. the load ef The purchaser ltlc 70 Tue
rc1eryv 10 be retained until payment OF al tae ps.
c, money Ynd 'eyance i directen ~ ,ic coS
Special commissioner.
Il. tl clerks ola otle circuit court q the county
Bank Of liz siorc Sap. r!aniif egainstc II, spHi-
ding. II. al Defendants. In chnncery.
(. J. r. Lips c!cr! Of The said court do ceFaiy uiu,
t.. bond required OF TIE special comm ss9naf y 'le
decree rendered in aid cause OF the 2.ta day OF etF'
fe.uher, 1891. has been duly gwen "a.
Given under MY hand as clerk oilc sai conF'; -'s
i ,1' % ''l'J Tc. to- AZ Lips Clerk.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-27

VylRGINlA AT rules held in the clerks Office OF
v Tho Circuit Court for the co0Ety oi Wisc, on tie
18th day Ct Hoy.i 81.
Thruston, Trustee,
against IL c!nacccy.
II. a. W Skccn: ct q.
The object OF tbs suit Is jndg1eN; agains,
II. =. w Skocn, !. H. Vandircr, 4. !. Brown, j. "
Clay. l.. Appctson and G. Il. Brooks, for the sam Of
.33;j2, with interest from July u, 80, u!:til paid
and to enforce payment thereof by personal decree
against said defendants by foreclosure c the lien
served IL certain deed from Big Stnne Gap Improve
mcr Company and Il. c. ballard V!rns,oi Trustee
to H. A. ". Seen. on lot 10, block 30, Improvement
Co.'S Plat Nc. |, il the town Of Big Stone Gap, Va
Ard affidavit; having been made that j. u. Clay, !.
Appcrson and c. r. Brooks. parties defe::aatS il the
abGvcsyied cause non-rcsdcnts Of this State. tie
said defendants required to appear within lleca
days after due publication OF This order, in the clerks
Office Of said court ~ rules to be holden therefor
and TO what is necessary to protect their interests
And it i, ordered that copy OF this order be forth
with published once week. for tour successive weeks
in The Big Stone Posi-. newspaper printed IL tie
town OF Big Stone Gap. Va, in the county or Wise,
and posted At the front door OF the courthouse or
said county, the first day OF the next COUNTY court
for Tie said county after the date Of this order
:. Copy-Testc: j. u. Ilrp$. Clerk
rs {. Z. Arlington. T. g.
But Il Mcdowell, T.. q. l-{-it
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-27

X/iRGlNIA:-At ru'cs held in dc cci..'s oilcc
of the Circuit Cour; for The county . Wise.
on the md day Of November, ~;
Thruston, Trustee.
against II Cnanccry
The object Of this suit is to recover Judgment
against ". +. Harris in :hc sum OF 500 wlti, in
tefest thereon from Nov. 8. 81, and 10 enforce
same by personal decree and by foreclosure Of
the lien retained in deed from Big stone Cap
Improvement Company, and K. &. Ballard Thrus-
ton trustee to w. J.. Harris OF. 6ts = ai.c block
%, and - IS and s7:pioch S. In pros cnicnl Cos
Plat 40: ~ in tiic town Of Big Stone Gap Va
And affidavit having been aadc that VIM. &liiicr
j. II. Wiley, and H. Il. HuliI, :sar,i@s he erdan, ~.
this si are Eon-rcsidcnts or tiiS State. tic said
defendants arc required tn ayVc:ir w;,hiI :.tccn
Gays after due publication % thie order II TIC
clerks Office of our said court, rules ~ hold
en- therefor, and do what is necessary 10 project
their interests. And it IS orf"ret thai Il tope 81
this order be iortha With published orc :. week Tor
four successive weeks. in The Pig Stone Posr.
newspaper printed inthe town Of Rig Stone Cap,
in Tic county OF Wise. aud posted q, The ffo,
door Of the courthouse Of SAIL cou:ty. On The
first day OF the next county cour, faf the sid
county. atter;lsc date OF His order
NCopy-Tcste: J. s.. Lips. Clerk.
By CT. Adtirgts- D. C.
iMli!tt 4 Mcdowell, p q. n-6-tt
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-27

Eeoci writers haze predicted iha' 'iic fr-
sion of types III America will finally produce a
composite brown woman, who will blend all
that IS musical, emotional, and passionate III
the dark races, all that's imaginative ana spiT-
itual in the Asi1tic, and all that is intellectual
and pcrccrtiyo in The European. llerhair Will
be brown and wayx, her eyes, dark and Ian
gushing, hcr form fall and snppIe IKE TIE
Wild beauty Of "a panther. An earnest OF this
Developments, il is claimed, is seen nthe grad
ual transition from The blonde TO the brunette
type, Which, a scientific au;hcris lays appears
TO bc going op il America with c"en greater
rapidity thar elsewhere.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-27
complimentary words rs.a Coed Man
! coMMUSIcATlD.j

COMMUNICATED.
Mr. NJ. Ii. Hair thcaccolnmodatng Con
ductor of orr Valley Street Railway is
gaining for The same many patrons ny his
courteous aud kind attention 10 nil, and
it was only II few days ago that !! heard Il
lady remark, who has trnseied exclusive
". tina The Conductor IN tliS road was he
NEST nc cemmodating Conductor size had
ever seen. NJ. Il. Hair is .itil-r0ad man
in every scase OK Tie word, and stands
above tire average in point OF ability. Ho
is always courteous and polite with the
various patrons ofthc road.
He is a product of onr American civil
izniion. and has by his c;riiestlai1or risen
TO Tie position OF Locomotive Engineer
and Conductor, aud lie is just such 4 man
as numerous railroads need.
Mr.. Hair is still a>yenng man and | be-
speak bright fsturc for him s'W =
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-27
In chanccry.

yTi!;G:NlA:-At r;;es held IL the Clerk office OF
The Cfrcn! Court far the County Of Wise, on the
2nd day OF November, 1881.
Thruston Trustee,
aguiHSt In chahccfy.
Graham Erowi ct al.
The object q! this suit i - roenver Judgment
against Graham E4oyn, g ~ loosely, and j.. E.
.r;,a... for $s0 sith interest from October % 49,
and TO eu:u:cc same by personal judgment against
said defendants. and hy foreclosure Of The lien re-
served in = deed fam Big Store Gap improvement
Company and T. {. Ballard Thruston, Trustee, to
Graan. Brown. OF lot II, block 50, and o' hcc! 10
improvement Co plat No. l. in thu town Of Big
stone Gap. Wise Co., Va And athavit having heru
mnde ilat Graham irQwp and :. T. Abraham, l'ar'it
,icfcn,iut herein are npn-rcsiden;s o Ibis STATE tbs
said defendants required 10 appear vi;hin tttecI
DAYS t.cr due publication oi s order, III the clerk 5
office OF or said co;ri, rules 10 10 hoite therefor,
AID 90 what Is necessary to project their Interests
And il IS ordered that copy oi this order be forth
with published once a week, for four successive weeks
in tie Zig Some loSr, newspaper. printed il the
own OF Fix Stone Cap in The County OF Wisc,- and
poslc. at the front door OF the courthouse oi said
county on the frs, day @! l'a next comfy court for
tie sa:. comfy a.ter date Of this ordfc,
Gsry--Test-: T. +. LEirS, Clerk.
~ Z. z. AdGiHston. II. C..
uiiit & Ic)oweH, p. q. li-G-et
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-27
Airy Tongues.
a Firesiae i:everic.

81 strcsc;, ~ !aa'l through tine and sr'c;
;see:n TO feel your clasp in nine,
While in the fire gaze and trace
Familiar features like TO .iinc.
watch the yu'e leg burn and glow,
While showers Of sparks ascend,
And smile to think hos we'll YOU kno"
siy Heart IS with you, oh, M friend.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-27

III tie Clerks oaicc o. the CREST court OF the
county OF Wise.
j. T. Oldham, plaintiff, against WILDER l.. Root et
al. Defendants.
|, u. Z iipps Clerk of the said Court do certify
that the bond required of the Special Commissioner BIZ
TIE decree rendered IN said cause the oath, day OF
September. lS1l las been duly given.
Given nfier ms hand as Clerk of tie said court,
this 9Th. day OF November, 1891.
ai-il-s3. Feste ]. E. LlpPs, Clerk.