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Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18
AaUsRuEs4s.

The comedian James Reilly reap
peared 81 Redmond last night in 4 IA
BFoommakers. d eameey which has
been accepted with favor b. the pat
rons OF this theater On former en-
gagemeats- Tue attendanee last even-
ing ~as large and atteatioa " as az
iirst divided between the stage AMI
the handsome impI oFements which
have been made Ia the fheafer during
the summer. The parquef IL not only
roomy aud spacious bar brightly ana
eheerfuiiy decorated Reilly is sing
ing German comedian and the methods
be employs are thoroughly legitimate
and he can BE- elassel With the late
j. n. Emmett eni numerous other
actors who belong 10 this school or
style OF acting. it Is the light work
that these comedians do that Is best
appreciated though in most eases
there Is now and then a serious phase
10 the Characters they represent.
Reilly Is liked best for his songs and
he has introduced some new ones
since n was las seen he.e. His broom
song was the gem of the evening ana
WIS heartily reeeieyd. He has a good
presence and Is graceful and nimbie
in his movements with good dialect
and graces such as these he is sure OF
popularity. The supporting CONF
pany has been ssrcns sthened and the
three little children. who are bright
and wonderfully preeoeious and sei l.
possessed, assisted materially IN CIV
ing some OF the scenes Thoroughly
domestic and lIfe-llke color. The first
matinee will be given today Afternoon
performances are also in order Tor
Thursday and Saturday.
The attendance at Smiths opera
house last evening was large and dc
cidedly demonstrative in It's express
sions OF approval OF the lengthy spec
ialty program which has been pro-
vl5ied for the opening of the aason. lt
consists of Creole first part, some
thing new mere, which Is followed by
On entertaining olio which has the
virtue of presenting some original fea-
lures. The burlesquc, "Cupids In Par
adise,' Is ridiculous and funny. as all
burlesqucs are calculated TO b.. 1t
has some catchy music, al introduces
the strength OF the company. The
audience left in the best OF humor.
Matinees tomorrow, Friday and Sat
Urday.
Critics are trying to decide what
actor is entitled TO succeed Edwin
Booth in case he retires from the
stage. The majority agree on Thos.
w. Keene. Mr. Keene is really very
great actor in many OF his character
izations and i'm much OF his work very
much resembles Mr.. Booth, with
whom 0he travelled many years as
leading support.
An amusing if snappish trait in
many actors and actresses is their
design TO hide their humble origins.
The w-fashioned farcecomady stars
are especially anxious to make you
understand that they were never in
the variety ranks. There is consid-
cradle caste i'm Bohemia, yet humble
origin is nothing to blush for. The
best actors and actresses have had
lowly beginnings. John Gilbert was
q dry goods clerk. and so was Law
renee Barrett. John Mccullough
made chairs Ed Harrigan was n
calker. Tony Pastor was clown.
Clara Morris in 1.-The Black Crook
was ballet girl. Maud Granger was
factory girl. Bob Slavin was a
nxa.chinist. Francis Wilson was n
printer A greet MANY have been
mere nOncntities
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18
DO YOU FIND IT HERE?

Carl Kusterer is ut Petoskey.
Mis- File Dishman has gone to Chi
cago.
Miss Kate Dunn has returned from
Cascade.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. NcCargan are at
Frankfort.
Mrs. j. C. Shaw 10 homo from Msca-
tava Park.
Miss Florence Trey is visiting friends
st Muskegon.
Miss Elliott has returned home from
Traverse City.
Miss II. sophia sprague has returned
from Chicago.
Mrs. C. T.. whitcomb and children
are at Ottawa.
Mrs. NJ. j. Smiley and children are at
Ottawa Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. B. Mckay are at
Hsrbor Springs.
Mrs. wm. Ryan 10 visiting friends at
Sc. Thomas, Ont.
Mrs. DR.. Mcpherson has gone to Sag
nav for few days.
Miss Verne Overton has returned
from Benton Harbor.
Miss Kittie Plumb has returned from
q ax-weeks' vacation.
Miss Maud Davis, of Jackson, is visit
ing friends IN this city.
Misses Carrie and Ahbie Berles have
returned from Detroit.
Mrs. Josephine shaw aud son are
visiting friends st Lansing.
Mrs. c. l.. Lockwood and sou have
returned from New England.
Frank ri. Wheeler has returned from
Milwaukee and other points.
Rev. and Mrs John Hin tage have re-
turned from Macatswa Park.
Miss Georgia Kent. of Kalamazoo, -
the guest OF Miss Josie Ewing
WIN. y. Rowe has returned from
Chlcsxo where De spent Sunday.
A. May and family are at the Alma
sSnitarium. They viii return Sept. l.
Miss Mary Blake has returned from
q months normal art class At Chicago.
Mes Jennie o'Day. OF Muskegon. 10
spending two weeks with friends IN this
city.
Ar. and Mrs. o. r. wilmsrth and
Mrs. l.. T. wilmarth are at Hsrtor
Point.
Mr.. and Mrs r. r. Harrington and
sou Harry are st the Eastern watering
places.
Nss Iizrie shsnshsn, of Detroit. is
visiting her uncle, VI. Shaeahsn and
family.
Mss Else Scott, Of Buckeye st, is at
Ottawa Reach, the guest ef Mss sslae
Milmine.
Bert Voet ard Al Montgomery have
gore for q two weeks trip among the
Northern summer resofts. Thew wcas
to petreit and slsl 70 BY steamer iron
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18
Imporfan, Decision.

While the Supreme Court has decided
that the Grand Rapids Custom shirt
Company must take their chances OF
Imprisonment for soliciting orders for
custom shirts contrary 10 ordinances
requiring payment of license tor 80
dong. va have no doubt bat that the
full breach fully concurs with the pup
lic in the opinion that the most satis-
factory way - 20 have their saIrts mrae
10 order; that they give the best NJ ana
carry the largest assortment OF sh1r~
ings at the lowest prIces. eerdiai M
vitation "a extended to all - examine
their goods. get prices and lesve tneh
orders. The Grand Rapids Custom
SHIRT Company - located IN the NC
block. 10 and II south Isvis'on-
st. Telephone 1904.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18
This Date in History-Aug. l8.

Blo-sir Richard Elapsoa aad Ednasnd Dud-
iey. fa<noas - the rapacloGs ministers of
Henry VII. executed On Tower Hill
n0-fhe scotch lords kuaarnoek and Bal
mertno ooAeAded for alleged completely
With the rebellion of lTtA
pM-ChAri-s Francis Adams born In Boston
yAs-Ons company OF tho Fifth AinnssotA
volunteers mA..aered by the Sioax st Red
Wood. Aian-
lD<-Cayslry hattie. as DoeAsxr. Ala; FAiy-
barn. Ca. and Six xiis House. Weldon
read. Va
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18
LAW AND LAWYERS.
Probate Court.



HON. cYRus 4. PERKINS. JUDGE.
Estate of John Butler, deceased; pe-
tition for probate Of will filed; hearing
Sept. IA.
Estate of vitor Snz, deceased; petl-
ton for administration filed; hearing
Sept. IL.
Estate OF Harry III. Kingen deceased;
license to sell real estate granted.
Estate of Joseph Martin. deceased; !;
Zimmerman Wenger appointed admin
istratOr.
circuit Cours-Part 4.
HON. wM. =. GROVE. JUDGE.
John L. Ives vs. John W. Sanbrook.
ehancery; hearing on alleged contempt
of defendant Saubrook.
The Fourth National Bank of Grand
Rapids VS.. George Il. Perry, assumpsit;
judgment for plaintiff S4l5.99.
Superior Court
HON. r. A. BURLISGAME, JUDGE.
William h. Williams, ct al, vs. Chas.
Mzer, ct al; report Of receiver ,ub-
mitted and receiver discharged with al
iowance of $50. The People VS.. James
ConnOr, sodomy, arTsIgned and plea of
guilty entered. The People vs.. Thos.
0Brlen. sodomy, srrsigneu and plea OF
guilty entered. The People vs. Joseph
Edwards, sOdomy, arraIgned and plea
OF not guilty entered. Tho People vs..
DeThn Pringie. felonious assault, plea
of guilty entered and respondent SEN
fenced TO the State house of correction
AT Iona for term Of SIX years. Hattie
W. FINK vs. George W Fink. in
chsncery; report Of comm ssioner flied
and divorce granted on the grounds o
non-support-
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18

Washington, August ls.-For Mlehi-
gan: Continued warm; Eeneraiiy
soa.lsrly wllcs aad occasional light
showers.
For Upper Michigan: Continued
warm; variable winds and generally
fair. except local showers.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18
Cholera Infanfum

"Our baby was very sick with chol-
era infantum, having eighteen dis
charges in one day, but as soon as we
commenced TO give HIM lactated food,
he grow better fact" says Mrs l.. A.
Wiggin, Ecedham, Mass. Baby is
now healthy and robust, and his flesh
is solid. We know that lactated food
saved his life, for it was the only thing
that would STAY on his stomach.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18
Rurials and Diseases.

There were six burial permits issued
hy the board Of health yesterday and
"a cases of contagious diseases. as fol-
lows; diphtheris 3, typhoid fever A.
whoopIng cough 9, cholera infantum 4,
scarlet fever 7, and measles /.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18
Go to Detroit via the D.. L. & n
BuckIeu's Arn,ca salve.

bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores. letter, chapped hands, chilbIains.
corns and all skin cruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
tits guaranteed to give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price IS cents
per box. For sale by Peck Bros. drug
glsts, ocrner Monroe and Divslon-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18
Il. G BLA kICI icy - CO.
x56 UEST FULTON STREET.
DO YOU WANT THE
BEST FURNACE ON :: EARTH
MPONI OF tcoNoMY puRABt AND GRIAItsI NtAIMe

Put EXPERIENCE Heating
be
that's
We
beside
n
~
Furnaces
II
ourw IN
Ventilation
We ,he s raAng surface furnace made and
hnedwi
General Hardware Stoves and Builders IIsrware Pants Obs and
YARNS
randWin Gasoline OlSaoy~.
RU.AKrcI.Y CO. l:8<, w
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18
The New Pension Law

which they may not have fully considered. 1t
Is very liberal Pensions are being granted
With no other evidence save "A medical exami-
nation. The majority OF claimants are getting
Si2 month. GU can be prosecuting claim
under the Old Law and claim under the New
Law at the same time. One claim does not
conflict with the other. You con draw a pen
sion under the new law. and then complete
and draw pension on your c-s.ui under the
old law. You now stand two chances to get
pension where fprmtriy you had only one. and
perhaps a very sim chance.
COMHADh, YOU CaS GEtr A PEN
SION n you served 50 days. were honorably
discharged. and now have permanent dis
ability. provided II Is not the result of your
vicious habits. Then If you received anv dis
ability while IN the L. :. service you can nie
claim under the old law. and IL you finally be
come helpless YOU can Get 81 a month.
WHY NOT APPLY AT ONCE?
Fee for increase claim s.. File your claim
for the sake of your family II not for your own
sake. Call upon or write. Yours In b. 4. 4 L..
CHARLES X. GIBSON,
Late Acting Chaplain Michigan Soldiers Home
also of Company Il. 2lst Mich. InfautrS.
SOLICITOR OF PESSloNS.
Rooms D. New Hcuseman Block Opposite
City Hall. Grand Rapids. Mich.
TELEPHONE 1879.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18

IEMPLE-Edith feaneis Temple. infant
daughter of DIR. and Mrs. Fraacis w. Temple
died of cholera iafansum August IL.
Euaeral At 4 p. m Tuesday afternoon In
rormsnI private.
Telegram-herald., 1891-08-18

Mas. WINsfov's SOOTHING SYRrP has been ussd
Tor children teething II soothrs the child,
sotfers the guns. silsys all pain. cures VIVA
coic. and - the best remedy iof disrrBoeA
IEenty-NVe cents hottie
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-12-25
gisE TOLEDO WEEKLY BLADE AM
CAMPAIGN FOR 1892.

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The United States that is edited with spe-
cial reference to circulation in every part
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The United States. 1t has always "a
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Presidential! campaign had POO, zoe subscri-
Der. People Of all political parties take
il, Aside from politics il isa !ayorltc fam
liz PAPER, having more aud better depart
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ralmage Sermons, Young Folks, Poultry.
Puzzles, Household, (best in the world),
Answers TO correspondents, etc, etc. On
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copy Ask, also, for confidential terms to
agents if you want to easily carr q few
dollars in cash
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-12-25

In the Clerk Office Of the Circuit courl OF TIE
county Of WISE,
o, f. Bum Plaintih. against Il. J.. Tabuu
ct al. Defendants In chanccry.
j. T.. Ipps clerk of the said court do certify that
the bond required of the special commissioner by tho
decree rendered in said cause on the lind, day OF
September, 1891 has been duly given
Given under my hand rs clerk Of the said cour;
this 10Th, day Of Noycmbcr 1891
II .aS.:itmo Test ~ ilprS, CLERK.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-12-25

t.. ,a. clerk oaec Of the Circuit cqur' OF the
r1pitY VI " !sc.
lobn y GiIiy, plaintin, asainS, !. c. Chance,
lN'1trt NJ. dolout,lit>, in ciiancery
J. T.. lipps. clerk Of the said court, do certify
ttle Bond required Vi Tie special commissioners by
,hp deere. rendered Ia said cause ON TIE 2itl day OF
sep, 81, has been duly given.
Given under my hand as clerk o; the said court.
Ill, 18th day of Oct. VI
rl-G-4J Ic>te: a. T. ilf"H' Clerk.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-12-25
LOT 9 * IL

Pursuant to u decree OF the circuit court Of Wise
county Virginia rendered on the 22nd day OF Septcm-
Der 1891 in the chanccry cause therein pending OF D.
+. Bnnn i. r. Tabutt and {. l.. Jancs ! the I'M
dersgncd special commissioner will on the lot TO be
hereinafter specified at r O'Clock on the
31St day of December, 1891
sell to the highest bidder the certain lot in the bill. men
toned and there fully described which lot Is s,uated
in Block ID Improvement cos Plat fronting on Pearl
street. and adjoining the store occupied bye. w Evans
the deed from o. i. Bunn ct al to T. f. Talbutt being
recorded In d y page 1873 to which rcicrenccis here
made for the description
Terms of sale:
Scvcntyfvc dollars (7U0 cash day OF sale, balance
payable in equal i,sa|lmcnts due respectively in
sis and twelve months from day OF sale. good security
being required for the deferred payments.
l." Turner Maury, Special commissioner,
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-12-25
Sale OF
VALUABLE COAL LAND

Pursuant to decree OF the Circuit Court OF Wise
Count, Va. rendered on the 22d day Of September
1891. IN cliaI,ccry cause therein pending OF Cone,
Shields & so. VS.. J. C. Chance, Ext &c, l. the uli-
d"rSigned special commissioner, will o.ic first day
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-12-25

,.tj.,..AIA. i, tn Clerks once Of The Circuit
c.ftot Ito Count o... W.se OH the 18th Gay Of
az ,e.. 10
N.lLkG aro TrFSsff
rH f!t-,s. In chanccry.
5.-. Dcct.
~. or tn;, S,d; ,to partition certsiu tract
81. AID ovug in Mise County, virginia. on
.gs al Pound River which conveyed 10
Nil'cr. formerly the vie % Snid J. D. Col
use said j D. Collier Jointly hy the said d.
Sizes. add ich is more particularly described in
l... IN dis cause between the said Tressc j
d , d Collier. and 60 assign 'c each an
Ia aid land. and for other purposes is
-fa:oi. And affidavit having been mao
ti,ai ,l,e defendant j. y. Collier is not = resi-
lae state Of Virginia, il is ordered that he do
hege within fifteen days after due
,.; hereof, and do what may Dc necessary to
h., interest IN this suit. Md it Is further
lst a cepy hereof We published once week
,pe.s iu lie III. SroSr iosr. and that q copy
.teo a ,he front door Of the courthouse OF ;hi,
tt i.rsi Gay Of the next term OF thc County
4 copN-Te>lc: J. T. lAPl'S, Clerk.
.oN 4 NIctGS. y. q.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-12-25
n : : :: w Aofo|kaVsstern
CEzzzzElzl
Schedule Dcce,nbcr6, 1891.
LEAVE NORTON DAILY.

LEAVE NORTON DAILY.
G AS A. NJ for Graham, Bluefied. and intermediate
stations.
I rs p NJ for Buefeld Ratfurd, Roanoke, Luxembourg,
Richmond and Norfolk. Also VIA Roanoke)
for Washington, HagerstOwn, Harrisburg,
Philadelphia and New York.
Pullman Sleeping Cars from Louisville to Norfolk
yla Norton and RadfOrd; also Radford 10 New
York, via Shenandoah Jmrction,asO Radford to
Washington: also from lynchburg to Rich
mond.
Trains for Pocabontas, POwhatan and Goodwill leave
Buefleld daily at 1855 q. M. and 2:l5 p. IN.
C 80 p. m 1850 IN.
Trains arrive at Norton from the East Daily II AS
M and 6:f5 p. m.
For further information as 10 schedules, rates, etc.
ETC., apply to agcn, Of Sortolk Western
Railroad or to n. b. BEFiLl,
tsererai Passenger Agent. Roanoke. Va
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-12-25
November Term, 1891.


Of the county court Of wse County, at the front door
of the courthouse OF said county AT public 0u,cry
and 10 the highest bidder, proceed sell the land
the bill mentioned to-wit:
Frs-Onc tract containing 27S 46-l00 acres above
Zig Stone Gap on Roaring Fork Of Powc's Rvcr, OK
ccpt 100 poplar trees. with right to cut ard remove
same. and excepting also oncfour,h Of tgravc
yard.
ScconI-A tract adjoining the above containing
2iM Both these tracts were conveyed by deed
Of ". X Kilbornc and j. II. Duff and wife to ". D.
Jones' bearing date Dec 10, 81, and recorded In Wise
County Clerks Office i'll dccd-book "a, page 81.
TERMS Or SALE
$4,000 cash day OF sale. aud u sum equal to
onc-half Of 100000 with interest thereon from Dec.
liz 81 till day OF sale. and the costs OF suit and SALE
less said 100000. to be made payable six months
from day Of SALE with interest from day OF sale, and
the like sum 70 be made payable in twelve months
from day OF sale: S50000 with interest from day Of
sale to be payable Dec. Il, 81; and $4,000 with in
cres from Dec. IT, 81, TO be payable Dec. II. '93.
For all which deferred payments bonds with good
security must be given.
f. 81. FULTON,
Oct ~ 81. Special Commissioner
In The Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of the
County Of Wise:
Cone, Shields & Co., Plaintiff against j. C. Chance
EN'or. ct al, Defendants, in chanccry.
!, j. +. LipIs, Clerk of the said court do certify
that the bond required OF the Special Commissioner
by the decree rendered in said the 22d day
of September. 1891, has been duly given
Given under my hand Clerk OF the said Court
this 18th day Of October, 81.
Tcste;
! F. Lips. Clerk
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-12-25
Sale OF Lots.


Pursuant TO a decree rendered In the chanccry
cansc of Frazier and Blair against X. w. Orr. Al
the September term, 1891. of the Circuit Court OF
Wise County, will on Saturday, the
5th Day of December, 1891,
sell to the highest bidder, in front of the Inter
mont Hotel. in the town of Biz S!ppe Gap, Va,
lots 3, d and s, Of bloch ~, AS shown on a pl@t OF
H,e StGuG Gap, known "a Improvement Co.'S
Plat No. ~" upon the following terms;
TERMS
Onc-third cash in hand and the residue to be
iii vdcd into two equal payments to become due
in ST and twelve months from the date OF gale
respectively, with interest on the lad deferred
payments from the said da, or sale.
w S. MATTHEW'S.
Special Commissioner.
In the Clerks Office of The Circui, Court for
the County OF Wise.
]. II. Frazier, 81 a., Manlih, against II. W.
Orr defendant, IN thanCcry.
/, T. r. Lipps, clerk OF the said court, doccrGiy
tha: the bond required of the SPECIAL commits
sioncr by the decree rendered in said cause on the
a4th day Of September 1891, has been duly, given.
Given undur my hand as clerk OF the said court,
this 3lst day of October, 1891.
Tcstc: !. L. Lips, Clerk.
~
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-12-25

N'IEGINlA: Ia tie Clerks Office OF thc Circuit
court Of the County Of Wise on the 18th day OF
GCloh,r. 81.
""", .a. A.Ia'' plaintiff In cbanesrr.
&C.. gu,Xcr EN ct 81. dets)
Tie object this sui, is to recover OF j. c. Chance,
,r,orof The estate Of Wm. y. jones. deceased,
t.a.- " ioN aud r. Il. WAittridse. the sum OF $1,000
sd, interest thereon. from May y, 1889. until paid,
W subject to the payment o: said sun tract OF
.i. Conveyed hy J. \. Jones and wife VIM d.
.,.,s tlncS V Jos. and H. T. Whitiridge hy deed on
Nas 81. iSS9 And an affidavit having been made
..l flcd that The defendants. Catherine i. Jones,
la,,i 4 .ones, John Iplcs iieniamin D. Jones Euia
ioacs. Gprlq ,Ionp,, lamc> Eos; I !; Whitirids'.
Sc D. Carl,ack ana G. t:auoc. eAcIIIpfrl ii'c last
ai and testament IF VIA. d. Jones. deceased, are
uo;rcldculs OF the STATE OF Virginia 1t Is ordcf
r a, they DO appear here within 10 days after cue
qualification hereof, and do chat may be necessary 10
protect their interest in this suit And it is further
r,'e ed ,hai a copy hereof 10" published once week
r four weeks i, the ihD SroNt Posi-. and that copy
posted at Tie front door OF the court-houSe OF TINS
ailtv a.; tl 81 81 day Of the nest tom Of the county
Coirl copy-Iesje: =. l.. LIFTS Ciefrr
d, j.. 81. sa1Ea. NJ
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-12-25
StookhoIders Meeting.

Stockholders Meeting.
We, the undersigned owners and hold
crs of more than one-tcnth Of the capital
stock of the Intermont Building Com
pany, hereby call general meeting of the
stockholders Of the Company, to be held
at the Office of the Big Stone Gap Imp.
Co. in the town of Big Stone Gap, Vas on
Monday, the 18th day Of Nov, 1881, at IL
o'clock, NJ.
Bic SroNE Gar IMp. Co.
by X. a. Ayers, Prest.
VA. Coal & IRoS Co.
By j. X. Teggart.
r.. B. WulrglpGs.
JAMES W. Fox.
Oct. l6. 81 -
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-12-25

\ N C'0rE'1 Unlcc o. lNo circuit CouTI 0I Ihe
rs Of wise.
..la,- w. Nunly. plaintiff, against j. C. Chance,
.tli'. Ia cagncctH
J.. T. Lips. ceik g! the sad court d" certify
,il tonl required Of The special commissioner by
.r i.cloe rendered il said cause Oh the 24h day Of
,.. '9l. las been daily given.
,..,, inject ny haid clerl; OF the said court,
18th day of Oct. 81.
ItSC: j. T.. iIffS. ClcFk
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-12-25

sosr nv MI ''i.acf' WILL, lu-
sV'' aamlcs os,iie n3',.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-12-25

Virginia: Ia tie CLERKS ONCE OF The Circuit
court Of the County OF Wise on the 18th day OF
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-12-25

For all Information, maps, reference
books, pamphlets, ETC.. descriptive of the
wonderful mineral and agricultural re-
sources Of the States Of Virginia and
West Virginia, apply to Agents of the
Norfolk & Western railroad, 800 Wash
ington, Street, Boston; 303 Broadway,
New York; ABB Pennsylvania Avenue,
Washington, d. c.; 81 East, State Street,
Columbus, Ohio, or General Office,
Roanoke. Va.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-08-30
Serious Shooting.

a serious shooting nfTrny occurred
on Friday evening Inst nj Secret stu.
tion on John McKissick's rnnch, on
tho Fort Bidwcll singo rond, in Lns.
scn county. Cal. There was a woman
in tho case; md II appears that man
named Armstrong, living in Susnn.
vile, sont word to n hostler nnmpd
Blake, working ut Secret at station, TINT
hc vas coming there ~ whip him for
making somo disparasing remarks
about tho lady. Armstrong went
there m proposed, md on his arrival
Tho hostlcr, Bake, stepped up and,
drawing n revolver, tired a 10y.
Islander nnmca Jones struck his lInnd
which diverted tho course 0f tho bail
aud ii struck Jones IN tho thigh, in.
ilicting apaintul wound. Blake then
shot agnin. tho ball hitting Armstrong
IN tho region Of tho stomach and in.
hicting mortal wound. Az this
time Jones had recovered and, sccur.
ing board, struck Blnko over tho
hchd, fraoturing his skull, and bring
ing Tho mclCe to u rlosc. Armsir
hnh hlakc arc both nuppDs"d iu hc
mortaIiy wounded. REM Ga?rttr.