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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-30
Thex Want nixnrces

Suits for divorce were commenced yester-
day by j. L. Armstrong against Mamie
Armstrong, Minnie Bickerstaff against Jo-
seph Bickerstaff and Minnie Ahlquist
against +. V. Ahlqust.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-30
~ rRANc1sco. ocronEn 2e. 1se1.

Earned runs-San Franchises .. Two-base hits
Carroll. Borchers, Cobb Sacrifice hits-Sharp :,
Smith. Cobb O'Neil >, Power, Speer :, Cartwright
First base on erroTs-San Franchises =, oaklaHds l.
First base called balls-SaT FranctScos ., oak
lands 3 Left on baseS-San Franciscos II, OAK
lands ;. Struck out-hy Cobb :, BY Borchers B.
First base hit by pitcher-Sharp. Passed balls
Speer !. Time Of game hours and 10 minutes
Cnpire-Sheridan. Oticial scOrer-StapletOn.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-30

saeramentos-... ~ . 8 0-6
Earned runs-Sacrsmentos / San Jose l. Three
base hits-spits, Ehright and Dooey. Tw0-base
hit-Hassamer. Sacrifice hits-Hassamer McGuirk
McGucken. Hanley and Everett First base err
rors-Sacramentos I, San Joses B. hirst base on
called baIs-SacramentOs 10. San Joses 4. Left on
bases-Sacrameutos IL. san JoSes g. Struck out-By
Hoffman g. by Harper 4. Passed balls-Spies l,
StalIings l. Time Of game hours. Umpire-Me-
Donald. Ofhcial sCerer-Will IL. Young.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-30

When gazing in your lovers eyes,
How soon his sense Of rapture dies
II thers's no sweetness in your breath;
If by your failing teeth he shown
That SoZoDONT to you's unknown,
And that your mouth is suffering death.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-30
iris, of Franz MnManus.

Frank McManus of the Potrero was tried
in Department 1 of the Police Court yes
terday ON a charge Of battery. While dry-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-30
Failure of Lesser Brothers.

Lesser Brothers. boot and shoe dealers on
Market street, have assigned for the benefit
of their creditors. Their liabilities are
about $40 900.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-30
Lonkinr After the streats.

The following letter has been addressed
by order Of the Grand Jury to Superin-
tendent Of Streets James Gilleran:
Dear Sir: 1t is the unanimous expression OF
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-10-30

lime, I:5II2.
Also ran: Eel Rayo 80. Spence. Won easily by a
length: half between second and third.
Betting-Auctions Nevada $50, field Sill Books
Nevada ! to and out, Sheridan 2 and 2 to 5, Nero
Is and a. El Rayo and 2.
Mutuals paid, Nevada 81 so.
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Ilmti l:foH4.
Also ran: idaho Chief, Is, f. Richards Ac-
claim never headed and won by six lengths In a
canter, neck between second aud third. Idaho
Chief was left at the post. but went the route.
Betting-Auctions: Acclaim S25. field 81. Books:
Acclaim TO aud out. Fanny 80 and 8, MarigOd
4 aud to 5, Idaho Chief 20 and s.
Mutuais paid, Acclaim So 10.
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Handicap for three-year- olds and upward :
n $50 entrance, $25 declaration; 800 added /;
Az 500 to second, $50 to third One six
teenth miles
Il. c. Hollys ch. m. Nevada, a., by Regent Miss
Ella, NhrvaeZ L
p siebenthalers oh. h. Sheridan. by Young Ba-
zaar-Lost Girl, l05 Spooner
owen Bros b. h. Nero. 3. by wildidIe-Precious,
CtttII
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a. Purse $500; S75 to second: for two
IL year-oids: $1,000 winner penalties; maiden
= * allowances. Five furlongs.
L. j. Roses CHI I. Motto, by Sir Modred-Mottle.
~ L
G. Van Gordan's b. T. Ragna. by Jim brown
vixen, w. .,.'............. NarNaeZ
d. Miller's b. (. Meanita, by Argyle-imp. Cor
neiia 81. Sullivan 3
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Also ran: Queen Aha. 10Y, Morton; Bessie W.
10Y. winchel; The Peer. no. Warren: Esperanza
10Y. Spence; Hathaway, 100. Yignes; Honshel
100. Birmingham Pescador. 40, Roach; Romair
10. Ward. After forty breakaways an average
start was had. PeScador in the lead. Motto second
Motto soon took command and at will by two
lengths one between second and third.
Neutrality-suspicious.: Field 500. Pescador $26,
Ragna $50, Motto S31 Books: Motto and to 5,
Ragna 2Is and to 5, MeIanita and to 5; others
s and to 3 and 80 and 10 one. two. three place
Queen Alta, The Peer. 3 TO q Bessie W. l to q: Ro-
malr, Meanita, Esperanza. evens; Hathaway, Hon
shell, 4.
Mutuals paid Motto S2S So
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-10-09
DOEsIr srEAN WARP
Serious trouble ssetween tie United stafes
md Chill.


New oKg, Oct. THE Herald's VAL
paraiso special this morning says news Of
serious import reached there from San
tiago yesterday. It's to the effect that
the leaders of the Janta have for the last
ten days adopted a course which had
The result Of harassing Minister Esan.
The Junta has been endeayoring for some
time 70 induce Mr. Egan to give up ell
those who have sought refuge in the UNI
ted States legation.
Tie Justa has gone even further than
this. IT has put forth the claim that II
has the power to arrest any one, no mat.
ter of what nationality, who may be found
on the street or anywhere else outside the
walls OF legation. In keeping with TINS
| claim number of foreigners have been
put under arrest. Among them are three
| Americans. The matter went so far that
every person having occasion to visit the
| legation was ordered to obtain permit
before he was allowed TO go into the place
To enforce this rule force of police were
placed on guard outside the legation.
This lasted until last Friday, when Min
lister Egan entered most vigorous pro-
test to the whole proceeding. His man
ner was SO earnest that the police were
withdrawn. 1t is said that he has referr-
ed the whole matter to the authorities a
| Washington.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-10-09
PIE AND MILK.
They nre the Ingredients Of Millionaire
Thurber's MONDAY Meal.

H. K. Thurber, the millionaire grocery
man. would have made an excellent Spar
tan had he drifted onto this sphere seVer-
al centuries ago, says the st. Louis tie
public. No follower of Pericles OF
Agamemnon ever pursued g simpler mode
of life than he. His gastronomica! tastes
are particularly plain, and the lunch
which he destroys daily at the stroke OF
II is a meal which is thoroughly charac-
teristic Of the man.
He does not go out for it-that would
take too much valuable timc-and while
his chief clerks and heads Of departments
are encompassing plates and salmis in
the neighboring cafes small boy with a
small tray bears down upon Mr.. Thurhers
office.
Upon the tray is distinctively Ameri-
can combination Of ediblcs, a piece of PIE
and glass of milk, representing at the
highest market prices total outlay of Ill
teen cents. This combination is lcisurcly
consumed by Mr.. Thurbcr, and the min
ute hand usually marks off 600 seconds
before the last piece Of crust vanishes.
And yet, if Mr.. Thurber wishes it, he
could confront meal at nOontIms tina
would compare with the celebrated banr
uuels of the late Mr.. Lucullus as Savarln
game pate does with the cham and" OF a
popular price dyspepsia mill.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-10-09
gHh WRONG MlAN.
tssEcess Fasied to laentify Che aMan Il &.
rested lii Scott Coun sy rs TAFT HAM.

-
u good deal Of excitement vas caua Sd
here Sunday evening By the reposss that
TAFT Hail, the murderer Of police-oficer
Hilton at Norton some weeks since had
been captured IN Scott county. The
eveniag train from Norton brought in
several officers on their way 10 Gate City
to identify and take possession Of the
prisoner. They showed a telegram from
"a. w. Holloway, saying that Hall was in
Jail at Cate City. Every one seemed to be
pleased wits the news that Hall had been
arrested
The officers from Norton accompanied
by q posr reporter, left on the early train
Monday morning for Gate City. On ar
irving there and seeing the prisoner the
officers failed TO identify him as Talt Hall
The prisoner claimed to be from Russell
county, bat il is thought that he 10 the
man wanted in North Carolina for murder
Great disappointment was caused bJ
the news that Hall had not been captured
II was thought that if the prisoner hae
been Hall the people around Norton woult
never have allowed him to pass through
that town ON his way to the county cour
house, but would have lynched him.
This man was arrested near Fort Blacka
more, in Scott county while drinking ant
Boosting that he was TAFT Hall.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-10-09
AMERICAN CARS ON ENGLISH ROADS.
"A Whole Train Shipped for.the south
eastern Railway.

In the matter Of railroad cars says the
New York Sun, England is becoming so
much Americanized that it is sending oYer
here to have as build them Of American
wood, steel, and iron, and by American
labor. The steamship Tower Hill of the
Wilson line, which sails this morning,
carries acomplctestrain of six drawing
room cars for the Southeastern Railway.
| They are altogether American except IN
size. They were built by the Gilbert Car
! Company, and are necessarily smallerthan
| American cars, because of the smaller
| tunnel through which they will pass.
| They are not much wider than an elevated
railroad car and are So feet long. Cars
on American roads are 81 feet or more
long, and Ia feet 6 inches high. These
for the English road are u feet high.
The interior woodwork is antique oak,
with French upholstering and SILK cur
tains, The trains includes buffet car
The novel feature is the Baker hot water
heater.
Railroad cars in England now are sell
dom heated. at intervals porters bring
/ tin boxes full Of heat for passengers 70
put their feet on. The trucks are Amerl-
can STYLE, but the buffers are English
The train will be lighted by an electric
storage battery. The Southeastern Com
pany intends to run the cars exclps!vely
for the Paris and sea coast travel. Inc
train will be considerably heavier than
/ any vet run in England, and the English
engineer may find it hard work to carry II
along on time Many English cars are
built of solid steel. The cars packed fo'
shipping are in pieces and are boxed up
|It took two canal boats to carry the boxes
from Troy. They were transferred iron
the boats to the steamship yesterday. Al
employee of the Gilbert Company Will &C
with the cars to England to anperlnfend
putting them up
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-10-09
HELPED HIS APPETITE.
Cook Who Had the Faculty of getting
Nss Biscuits Eaten.

Not so very long ago o large band OF
cattle were resting up few miles from
vinita, in Indian Territory, before being
driven across the line into Kansas, says
the San Francisco Cali. The boys belong
ing to the outfit were II particularly hard
LOT. and in six weeks no less than five
had left the camp in disgust, rs, no mat
ter what they did or how we'll the food
81 was prepared, the men we're sure to growi.
The head boy was in quandary when
the fifth man left as he knew he would
have hard job to get another. 10 his
surprise, however, soon after sunrise next
morning a short, sinewy son Of Erin walk
ed into camp, and after lighting his pipe
sat down on dlapidated grip sack and
asked if a cook was wanted.
It did not take this boss long to make
a bargain with the man, who said
his name was McMillin. He was
coon installed in his position, slowed
his grip away, and, after q wash in the
creek began the operation OF getting the
dinner. The boys sized up the new ar
rival as the beans were dished out, but
aaid nothing. Next morning, howcv-
3 or, the fun began. One man asked Mac
where he learned to fry pork; another re-
marked that he forgot to put the coffee iii
the pot. But be was deaf to all, until Joe
Taylor, the biggest man in the camp, said
he would be hanged if he could eat such
biscuits as those and if there was no i'm
proyement in the grub by noon the cook
would hear something drop.
at the first mention of the biscuit the
pipe fell from Macs mouth, and he stood
listening until Taylor had finished. Then
walking quietly over to the wagon. he
fshed out'a pair OF Colt revolvers, aad,
marching up to the GROWER, shouted:
.You amt got no appetite, but YOU SIT
down and eat them biscuits, or I'll plug
you before YOU can wink! There was
wicked look in Macs eye as he spoke, and
TAYLOR saw the look meant business. lie
had pistol in his belt, but ne also knew
that before he could draw it he would be
dead man.
SEAT them biscuits" came the order
again, while the rest Of the crowd sat
around with grin taking in the fun.
There was no help for it, SO Taylor sat
down and before Mac let him go he had
eaten every biscuit in the pan, and was
stuffed so full he could hardly breathe.
II thought you would soon find your
appetite" sad Mac. Then, turning to
the rest Of the boys,he asked: "How's the
coffee?" Eveay che replied that it was
fine, aud all agreed that the pork was
cooked to turn. Mae stayed with the
outfit several months, aud when he left
the boys swore he was the best cook west
Of the Mississippi river.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-10-09
A REmARKABLB LETTER.
Al Tazewell tennessee Man Wants tt
Teach School in Big stone Gap.

The following is a verbatim copy OF a
letter received by Mr.. S. R. Jesse, Assist
ant Postmaster of this place, the spelling,
punctuation, and capitalizing is exactly
reproduced here:
Gentlemen of Weark Of School Weark.
Wood Love to inquire of you ALI if you
Was blessed With School teachers or not
We AT here in Tazewel So if you Wood
Love to l,av Some one Come to Weark IN
the School We Will Come in Shorte
time We Wood Love TO Here from you AT
onest in stone Gap i Was there onest so
just Let me Here a Sond from there ii
will Give us Sum Weark We Ar teaching
in tazwell Tenn SO just Let US Her from
YOU at onest from one Who Has taut in
VA for to years We Will Close this
public School Soon We Hay Ahnndredand
is peplc ON in roalment that's All
B. F. Harris And
Brothers
TazweIl Tenn
October the lS9
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-10-09
The Brlceville Convict Mining Illegal.

The Brlceyiiie Convict Mining Illegal.
KNOXVILLE, Oct IA case came before
Judge Sneed Of the Knox County Crlmi.
nal Court Saturday, on writ Of habeas
corpus, which is nh attempt to do by law
what the Briceville miners recently at
tempted to do by violenceepresent con-
victs from being worked in any mines In
the State.
The convicts at Briceville are sub-leas-
ed, and the lawyers for the miners assert
this to be illegal. They induced white
convict, sentenced for murder, to sue for
a writ OF habeas corpus to test the law.
To-day Judge Sneed rendered decis-
ion which, if affirmed by the Supreme
Court, now in session, will cause all con-
yicts in East Tennessee to be removed to
the State penitentiary in Nashville. Law
yers believe that the order of the lower
court will be affirmed.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-10-09
CAN NOT STAND rAMMANY.
Resignation ola Prominent member OF
the Democratic Committee.

New YORK. Oct The resignation of
Herman Oelrichs as member of the Dem
ocratic State Convention was received
this evening. In his letter of resgna-
ton Mr.. Oelrichs gives as his reason for
Withdrawing that the action Of the Aew-
York State Convention in having indiea-
ted by its nominations that Tammany Hall
was to- be the ruling spirit in the State
does not coincide with his views. Mr..
Oelrichs is in Europe.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-10-09
--N--~~-
a Card.
!, the Editor Of the Post.

NVtdIt N@UttUI " VIC 1Vot.
] understand that it is being circulated
by some people in Scott that | will not
continue in the race for Senator in this
district. want to say that this report is
without foundation, do not only expect
to run thrngh,--but expect to be elected
that is if get enough votes, and
earnestly believe will.
j. B. II. MILLs.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-10-09
Gold Pouring in.

New York, Oct. s.--Thc steamship La
touraine, which arrived from Havre yes
terday, brought $3,4eS, 900 in gold.
The Kaiser Wilhelm H., from South
ampton, brought in gold Sl,O0O,000.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-10-09
Trustees Sale

TrnStee's Sale.
The ccie;ra,ed l:Southern View Farm oi Col. Jas.
n, Byars, in Washington county. Virginia, VIII be
sold at public auction OCTOBER IS, 1891.
1900 hundred acres 1900 river bottom) limestone
bluegrass land. highly improved: very productive
and very beautiful Part Of bluegrass sod not bro
ken in fifty years
Residence and grounds improved and attractive
magnificent scenery railroad, telegraph and te'e-
phone facilities Surrounded by schools and colleges
and as good society rs Virginia affords.
10 such property ever before offered publicly IN
this region
JAMES L. WHITE, Trustee.
n5.4. Abingdon, Va.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-10-09
RESOURCES

tlSIA--C oUNrY OF MISE, IS.
3erryman,s Cashier OF the above-nalned
nnly swear that the above statement Is
Sit OF my knowledge and belief.
G. II. gEsEYaAS, Cashier.
ind sworn to before me this lstss day OF
T.. TURNER MAUaY, az
ptary Public, Wise County Virginia. I.
iit::
y. NJ lsoeDLog,
81 lsU,farrt Js.. Directors.
4. ikyis,
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-10-09
REPORT

Ofthe condition of the ArrALAcuIAs BANK
at Big Stone Gap, in the State Of
Virginia, Mt the close Of business, Sep
tamber 25th 1891.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-10-09
a NEW FxRss.
Carrying on q Large Drug Business nj
Norton.

] z. Simmons & CO., is the name Of q
new Gru, in Norton. This Arm is COM
posed Of DR.. ] !, ) Board ard ]. T. Sim
mons, both Of this place. They arc car
rying on large drug business at Norton.
DIR, Board, senior member of the firm, is
q practiciug physician in this town and
will not discontinue the practice ,of his
profession here
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-10-09
Mr. John W. Fox, Jr., is in New York and
Boston shis week; on business.

Mr. John w. Fox, Jr., is in New York and
Boston shis week on business.
Among the prominent visitors in the city
last Saturday, were ex-Jrdge Hoggg and Sheriff
w. Sargent OF Letcher Co., KY, lanes Era
aier, and Col. Munro Webb, of Whitesbarg,
KY, and ]. Isom, Of Letcher County.
Mr. Sam Wight, of Wright, Ky., was in
the city Wednesday, purchasing goods by the
wagon load.
Mr.. Oliver 4. Fox arrived at home Monday,
after year in the Harvard Law School, and a
course in che Summer School at Harvard. He
goes into the Law Office OF r. Tate Irvine,
preparatory to practice.
8lr. Rector Kerr Fox, of this cit, who stud
led last session under Mr.. Hopkinsoa, IN Isos-
ton, and Mr. Legate, az Pratts's Junction,
Mass, has passed his examinations With fylng
colors and been admitted TO Harrard. bSr.
Fox did unusual thing N pre- asiag in len
weeks this SUMMER, plane and solid geometry.
5000 lines nc The .Eneid. and fire osaiions OF
Cicero, in all of wiiiel, he passed. Hasingsrtl
iergolie SO much hard orkSS il 81 Feas's Cons
tiuno,,s gtaisly. tic III sunsi expected home tn
resi-. and NOT enter college TIL next DefObefs
sYilef, ne wit ia into .aG With bis Ssmattss
{: ,giloi1 I'D ohtstrirEasl
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-10-09
dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing between Chas
Tracy and sons is this day dissolved. All accounts
with the firm will be settled hy c. a. and A. W. Ira
cy, who viii also collect all moneys due the firm.
G.. 4. TRACY.
a. ". 1'nACY.
Big Stone Gap, Va. Sept, 18th 1891
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-10-09

VIRGINIA --Ai fu!es bed in the Clerks Office
\ OF the Circuit Court for The eouAty OF Wise, on
the 7th day OF September, 1881:
LYxcnruro FvnEvrrEE Go. rlE1
JESSE BEAM, ct ais. Deiis.J
The object Of this suit is the value OF
check for $5G0.s5 given by Jesse Beam to W. b. XII
gore with interest thereon from May 18th 1891, till
paid and protest fees 454 and TO attach the property
Of the sl:d Beam pnd for other purposes mentioned
in the bill. And an ailaay!t having been made ana
Of the State of Virginia, 1t is ordered lha, be DO a-
pear here within Is days after due publication hereo
and DO what may be necessary to protect bis interest
in this suit And it is further ordered that copy
hereof he published once week for four weeks in the
BIG Sros Posi-, ard that copy be posted at the front
doos u the courthouse of this county on the mrs, day
of the next CT the county court OF said county
copy-Teste: J. J. LIrrs, Clerk
Il. T. Irvine, p. q. BY c: r. Arlington, u. Z.
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Schedule August, 80, 1891.

LEAVE NORTON DALE.
Jas 4. NJ for Graham, Blpeipld, and interm edjate
stations.
:35 p NJ for Blueied Raiford, Roanoke, Lynchburg,
Richmond and Norfolk Also Via Roanoke)
for Washington, Hagerstown, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia and New York.
Pullman Sleeping Cars from Louisville to Norfolk
via Norton and Radford; also Radford to New
York, via Shenandoah Juncton,also Radford to
Washington; also from Lynchburg to Rich
mond.
Trains for Pocahontas Pnwhaiar aud Goodwill leave
Blueheld daily at 7:55 a. m. and l;45 p, IN
$3.50 p. m. 10:50 p m.
Trains arrive at Norton from the East Daily IL rs a.
NJ. and :45 p. m.
For further information TO schedules, rates, etc.
etc, apply to agent OF Norfolk d Western
Railroad orto w. q. BEfl!-L
General Passenger Agent, Roanoke, Va
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bs - ss OFFICE,
1 Eeaaa g c. Ga 10, W ae,

nome is1l 10 dis la Closes s 80 Z. N.
! ss,ss Is 81 q ARD DEPARTURES OF saAiIs.
r Daily except Sapday L..tyEs
g55S Western Mail 8 =. d.
Eastrrn Naii, u IL.
pssaeri 5lali so r: ~.
br above rotltek close tiiteen minutes
sTay 81 f7p1ys ESs
Tot, isesilurg. sta:ie arrives
ssis except al II so Al, i.
sf0n1 ilg SsSne Gap IN SlsI1p, Ya., Taasdag md
fifisx 4, al 10 tss Ii
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can be done at home. The "PosT"
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Call at HlLBs for Great Bargains in
Clothing and Shoes.
Finest assortment of Umbrellas, Silk,
etc, in the city, at HILB's
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-10-09
S. A.&O.R. r. TIME TABLE.

In Effect Mar. Is, 1891.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-10-09

For all Information, maps, rc4erchcc
books, pamphlets, ETC.. descriptive of the
wonderful mineral and agricult ural re-
sources of the States Of Virginia and
Wcst Virginia, apply to Agents Of the
Norfolk l. Western railroad, $50 wash
ington, Street, Boston; 303 Broadway,
New York; ,433 Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington, D. c.; 81 East, State Street
Columbus, Ohio, or General Office
Roanoke, Va.
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