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The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-06

In Che Clerk 5 Office Of the Circuit courr Tor
the County o. Wise.
/. H. Frazier e. a.. plainah, agains- L. u.
Orr Defendant. in chance.y.
|. !. f. Lpps. clerk OF ,li,. said couT 20 cer,ily
tha: Inc bond required Of ne sbecia cammis-
s.oner by hc decree rendered j. SAID casc 6: ,-t
/. th dan OF September. 1901 has been duiy Given.
Given under ny hand c.eri. OF lie sad curr.
49, Tes.e: (. LlPF. ciesE.'
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-06
: III ci;auccrv.

ItirustoH- trustee.
against III ciiaGcerv.
!. d. i. Mills. ct al.
The objcc Of this SUI. i. . rccorc. iaigmca.
against J. 3. +. Mills and y. Z. .IaTris, n l3c
sum Of $500. with interest," ,hcrcol from ''ep,e5n-
her *, $50, .nd 10 enforce slnc by PERSONAL DC
cree and by foreclosure Of tAc vendors len re-
served in :; deed from Big stone Gap Improve
ment Company and L. {. Ballard fhIrslan, trts-
tee 20 I. Il. +. Mills on lot !. bocl: o}, and let IS
block s. '.lrIprovcr;en. Co.'S I'lai No. - III -ho
town of Big Stone Gap, Va. And affidavit Ii;lv-
ing been made thaa Wu. Mile, I. II. Wley
and Z. II. Ruth, parties defendant in ANS srit +,
are non-rcsidcnis Of this STATE, The SAID defend
ants are required 70 appear here wiIhn + gen
DAYS after due publication of ,his or!cT. il Tie
clerks Office OF our sai,! cour. ~ rll,c:, - Be
holden therefor, and do what is nccs- 'g 90 pre-
tcct thcir interests. Aud il Is cr1eed -l..t COW
oi this order be forthwith prhi.shey! once ~. !.
for four successive weeks in .hc l. ia s.e'.e Posi-
Il I,ewsoape. printed in yile tow,s q 81" S.oae
Gap. in nc COUNTY OF Wise. and !:os,-9 i, le
tront door Of tic cour-housc Of said cr.n.y on
the frs day Of he ac,.: County cour. ,9r said
counGy, after che da.e of .is ogder.
\ Copy-Teste: j. +. I-Isi5 litri.-
BY {. T. Add,u&.on, = {.
Buliitl < Mcdowell, .. Q. ii-,-
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-06
In the Clerks oaice Of the Circuit conct Of the
NOTICE..


PURSUANT 10 Gcc:ctal order of the Circuit Cor; q
Wise County. entered at The September o.n. 81 IN
he cllanccry cause of j. " Shepherd w J. {. Chance
~ or ct ais, will offer for s,ic At public ontcry il
ront Of the lnteTmoni Hotel, in the Town Of Big
tone Gap, Va, on the
5th Day Of December, 1891,
% the highest and best bidder. nlacii "a, c l"n
wilrd ny defendants Situated on The waters o S"at
or. OF Powell s. River, in this COUNTY. and aGi,inin-
lc lands Of Appalachian Lard Co.. Joncs. Whtlide
,,ld Fox and others, may be necessary 70 sails,
the amour; asccrtauod ~ be dGe in said decree.
TERMS.
The sale will be for oue-tnird cash ia hand, our-
third in six months, and onc-third III twelve months
s,ond with good persona; security vii! be required oi
the deferred payments bearing interest from date.
GEO. NJ EDMONDS.
Special Commissioner.
In the clors,s onic4 of The c1rcuit Court q TIE
County of Wise.
.. .,., lrr,i, pIaii.;iif. against J. c. c'i'icc,
t;H or ct ais. defendants in cl'nccrN.
I, j. Z. lippS. Cct, of hc said court. % certify
hat t;c bond required Of the Specia! Commissioner.
The decree rendered IN said cauSc on Inc Ihi day
OF Sept. 81. has been duly given.
u...e r, nal,a d. cerl; o; the said COLI.
this End day OF Nov. 81.
re>te: j. 4. LiPps, Clorh.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-06

XTIRGINIA:-In the Clerks office of the Cir
" cult Court Of the county OF Wise. on the 4.h
day of Nov. 1891, at rules.
r. c. Thompson, .Ir. by &c. ct al. plh,
against II Chy
rhe object of this suit is to subject tiie land in
Wise County conveyed 20 w. +: llarrisand +. A.
Stratton, by deed from James NJ. Durham May
II, 1850, to the payment. OF note for $s.S5957,
dated May ~, 1870. with interest from date, Hpon
which there are various credits, which note was
executed bv said Harris and Stra.ton to said Dur
ham. and which is secured by vendors lien ON
said land. This rot: was afterwards assigned by
said Durham to PC. Thompson. ST., ard By, him
subsequently, 20 the plaintiff, herein: And an
affidavit having been made aud filed that he de-
PENDANT, f. A. Stratton, is not: resident of the
State of Virginia, it is ordered tia: he do appear
here within fifteen days after due publication
hereof, and do what may he necessary to protect
hisintcrests in this suit md i j. further ordeT
for -four weeks, in the Big Stone PosT. and thata
copy be posted the front door Of the courthouse
Of this county the first day of the next term CT
the county court of said county
a Copy-Teste
r Jerk
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-06

Onc-third cash in hand and dc residue - hc
divided into two equal payments 10 become due
in ST., and twelve months from he Ga,e Of sale
respectively, with imterea; on The said deferred
payments from The said day OF sale.
W 5. MATTHEWS,
Special Commissioner.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-06

yLGGINIA:--. rules h cid in thc c4crs $ CIsc.
y cl' The Circuit; Cour. for tie county % - So
on the End day Of November, 1851
rhrustON TCua.eC.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-06
In The clerks onic4 of The c1rcuit cour. Of TIE
sale OF LOCS.

Pursuant 10 decree rendered j., * o';.nco -
,nsc OF Frazier and Bl.i: a2aii.5 K. ". Or, a
he September Germ, 1891, CT he CircI Nour ii
Wise CnuHyy. viii or Saturday, lie
9TH Day Of December, 1891
sell 20 The highest bidder, - tro~. Of .!.c ii7cr-
non: Hotel in the own g B:% S.c:c Gap. 3d..
o.s 2. i. ad :, oi block ~. is sho,yr Oh q p 81
Zig Stone Gap. Known ~ ''lnivrovemea. Cos
bla; 80. /, upon thc following .crms
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-06

Vi
the Circuit Court for the county Of Wise, OH III.
4th day of Nov, 81
Thruston, Trustee,
against liz cl!anccry.
II. A. w. Skeen, ct al.
The object OF this suit is 10 recover judgment agains
Fl. A. w. Skecn, j. II. Vandiycr. A. H. Brown, J.
Clay, L. Apperson and {. r. Brooks, Tor the sum
1882 with interest from July ~. 50, until pad
and to enforce payment thereon BY personal deere
against said defendants by foreclosure Of the lien
served in u certain deed from Big Stone Gap improve
rnent Company and Il. c. Ballard Thrust"n. Trustee
to H. A. W. Skeen, lot 10, block 80, ''lmprovemcl
Co.'S Plat No L." in the town OF Big Stone Gap, Va
And affidavit having been made thar D. W. Clay, /
Apperson and C.. r. Brooks, parties defendants in III
abOve-styled cause no-resents OF this State, III
said defendants required 10 appear within fiitee
days after due publication of this order, in the clerk
Office OF said court, IT rules to be holden therefor
and do what is necessary 20 protect their interests
And il is ordered that copy Of this order be forth
with published week, for four successive week
in the Big Stone P0sr. newspaper printed in III,
town of Big Stone Gap, Va. in the county of Wise,
and posted at the front door OF the courthouse .
said county, the first day of the next county court
for, the said county after the date Of this order.
Copy-reste: j. f.. LIrPS, Clerk
sc. 2. .iddiugon, d. C.
PnIl q Mel n a 1l-f-1t
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-06
VIRGINIA AT rules held in the Clerks Office o
' the Circuit Court for the County Of Wise, on III
End day of November. 1891.

VIRGINIA:- AT rules held in the Clerks office or
Y the Circuit Court for the County Of Wise, on ih
End day of November, 1891
Thruston, Trustee
against IN chancery.
Graham Brown. ct al.
The object OF this suit is to recover judgmel
against Graham Brown, W. L. Iorscly, aud j. r.
Abraham for $3.50, with interest from October %, ~
and t0'enforce same by personal Judgment agalns
said defendants, and by foreclosure OF the lien r.
served in deed from Big Stone Gap Improvement
Company, and r. e. Ballard Thrustou- irustec,t
6rahnin Brown. lot II, block 80. and lot block
Improvement Co.'S plat No. L. in the town of Ri
Stone Gap. Wise Co., Va: And affidavit having bee
made TINT Graham Brown and j. f. Abraham, pan III
defendant herein, no,-rcsidents OF this STATE" u
said defendants required To appear within hict
days after due publication OF this order, in the clerk
office of said court, ut rules to be holden thereto
and do what is necessary 10 protect their interest
And il is ordered that copy oi this order be FORT
with published once week, for four successive week
in the Big Stone Posi-, newspaper printed in th'
town OF Big Stone Gap. in the County Of Wise, All
posted ut the front door Of the courthouse Of sa
county, the first day of the next county court IT,
the said county after date Of this order.
A Copy-Tcste: H. T.. LliPS. Clerk.
BY c. +. AddinGton, y. {
Enlt Nnlln l-H-
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-06

XFlRG INA At rules held in the clerks Office
the Circuit Court for the county Of Wise, OH I'll.
4th day of Nov, 81
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-06

II. 4. W. skeen, pa
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-06

WlkGiNlA:-At rules held i'll the clerk once o
- the Circuit Court for the county Of Wise, Oh tn,
4h dav OF November, 1891.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-06

" the Circuit Court for the county Of Wise, on the
4'h dav OF November, 1891
Thruston, Trustee,
against In chancery
w. O. n0,iIs ct al
The object of this suit is to recover iudgmer
against W. o. Har~ in he NJ of$i'f.o6 1t IN
from juno II, So, 1T id,and to enforce same
personal dtct. sdi.-.. L. "nu ~ io'' 90
- the lien .icd in deed from Big Stone Ga
Improvement Company, and Il. {. Ballard Ihriston.
trustee, to w. o. Harris lot !. block %, ''proye
ment Co.'S Plat No. L. in the town Of Iii, Stone GAP
Wise County Virginia. And affidavit having br'
made that W. O. Harris. one OF the defeIdanic in tl'
suit, nonresident OF this State the said defendant
l. -s.i, II &" rflthi i,nin nneei i;Nr atcr III
publication OF this ORDER in the clerks Office Of OIL
said court, at rules be holden therefore, and do wha
10 necessary protect his interests And it is ordered
that copy OF tls o;Or be iortnwlti i.uiionrd OF
Il week, for four successive weeks in the Biz Sion
Posr, newspaper printed in the town of Big Stol
Gap, in the county Of Wise, and posted III the front
door of the courthouse OF said county, the frs
day of the county court Tor the said county afte
the date OF this order.
\ Copy-TeSte: j. Z. LlPPS, Clerk.
by {. +. .tddngtoi u. {.
Bulltt IL Mcdowell, p. q. ll-G-lt
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-11-06
BIG STONE GAP Al .
G.. & A &. T. .

14o beds Of Cokinr Coal each fee; thick ral
Coe a Is produced IN the United States, viii be mincj ca
tlree lies Of the Two beds oG Gas and Steam M cac o.
ca taiel aid bed Camel Goa uAlcc the tory
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-21
A New List Of Very Special
offerings Selected from
4 C|arke's :.

The great persuaders and tho great
conyincers OF the truth that theirs Ia
the only store in Helena where you are
sure of buying reliable Dry Goods ut
rock bottom prices.
We had a tremendous rush at our silk
counters last week, Notwithstanding the
lnclemency OF the weather; but who
would not brave the elements to secure
n Of these silk dress patterns that are
worth S1.25 a yard in any market, which
we are selling for the ridiculously low
price Of zoe q yard, or that extra heavy
quality usually sold at S1,5O a yard we
have cut just half into and viii offer
you this week for 75c n yard. Those
beautiful Imported China Crepe de
Chimes in all the most desirale evening
tints are the admiration OF all who have
seen them, and are sold everywhere at
S1.EO Il yard. We are selling them this
week for a S1.25 a yard. Now is the
time to provide yourself with q new
party dress at a nominal cost.
An early inspection OF the bargains
offered in our Silk and Dress Goods de
partments this week is requested. The
bargains We are Offering you cannot be
duplicated in Montana. Come early in
the morning. Our store is open from
seven a. m. to six p. M, excepting Sat.
urdays, when we are open as long Of
there is a dollar IN sight.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-21
Ladies', Consider This.

Ladies', Consider This.
How frequently you have given extreme
prices for the making of an ordinary gown.
especially if your fancy leads you to send
east to some imaginary expert in the Dress
making line, who by fattery has informed
you or with unbluskiEg affrontery tells you
that she is the nodiste par excellence that
can only give grace to de votre belle forme.
Believe me, ladies, with all due respect for
your judgment and intelligence. that the
eastern modiste so often and so much pat
rOniZed by western, or more especially Mon
tane ladies, would ind herself or himself
at fault as a worker of button holes for
Helena to-day. am not q critic, nor do l
pose as an adviser for the ladies in matters
Of dress-notably the ladies of Helena, for
individually l consider them the very quint-
essence of grace. elegance n beauty
still there are mistakes made in
matters relating to the proper con-
ception of finished dress when left to the
entire Judgment of a %tyrannical eastern
dressmaker who. according to the appear
ance of some costumes should come west
and learn. / have seen in some of the Hell
ena dry goods stores, and particularly the
New York Dry foods store, some ready
! made costumes which, for finish and gen
teel appearance, far exceeded the seemingly
| able imports from a second rate dressmaker
Of an eastern metropolis. We do not mean
the elegant imported dresses that the New
York store has, from time to time, placed
on exhibition, al they are beyond the ques-
ton, but an exquisite line of moderately
priced costumes they continually GARY,
prepared by their own modesto.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-21

The junior members of Walter J.
King u Bros, the managers of The
the Castle Land company's real estate, are
live, Montana raised boys, and are to be
congratulated in that the decision of the
land office in the Castle case has been de-
cided in their favor. They have labored
defeat the title. and to some extent by
those who were jealous of their success. hut
they have persistently insisted on the COM
pany's title and have disposed of about
100000 of property, under all adverse cir
cumstances, fully demonstrating their ca
pacity az live real estate dealers. and also
that Montana BOYS have the pluck and
energy to carry out whatever they under
take. No young men in Montana stand
higher than the King boys. "Those who
laugh last. laugh best"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-21
A PROMISING COLT GONE,
High Tariff, Who Fell Dead at Chi
cage, Twice Winner This
Season.
First In the Latonia Derby and
the CLARK Stakes at
Lexington.
Entries for the July Races nt Deer Lodge
A Helena Horse Winner At
Portland.

High Tariff, the Montana colt which fell
dead in the Chicago derby yesterday, was
the property of Eastin & Larrabee, Of Deer
Lodge. He was IL bay colt by Longfellow
out Of Christine. The mother belongs to
the same firm. High Tariff was foaled in
Montana but taken east to be reared. III
his two-year-old form in the season Of 1880
he ran in several races in the east without
making much of a showing. He ran third
in the race for the Kenwood stakes last
June, but that was about the best he did.
This season, however, as a three-yenr-old,
he gave great promise, coming in winner OF
the Latonia derby at Cincinnati. and the
Clark stakes at Lexington, and running
third in the Louisville derby. SO far this
year High Tariff had won about
$4,000 for his owners over and above ex-
penses. What his achievements might have
lbeen from this time on ia, of course, prob
ematical, but from his performances up to
the fatal race where he met his death. his
owners were warranted in expecting great
things of him. High Tariffs owners were
more fortunate with their other entry in the
Chicago Derby. Poet Scout, from the same
stable, came in second. This is Poet Scouts
first season out, as he did not run as a two
year-old in 1880. A singular coincidence is
found in the fact that another Montana
horse, Ben Kingsbury, ran a third in the
Chicago derby last year. Third one year
second next, why not first the next.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-21
LOOK AT THIS.
There Are No Files on These Prices.
SOLD ON THE lNsTALLMENT PLAN.


lhreo 10 ,ms and basement; lot 2,xi4o; $25
down. a25 per month. +. /. ...... Price, $t,0.O.
No; 4s Three room DWELLING, hAy and wc9d
Inc 200 Cash. bIsnoss s2s per month. :
asr.at.a..D. ..."......,P Price, Sl,050
No. s--Thres room house South Rodncy. stab.s,
etc.; lot Sox15@; 900 down, s2' per 'a 5riaa ..oo
No. 49--Fiye room. house, largo barn, shsds,
vol: lot 5Oylt0; N, +. addition; 500 cash,
W. por month. ....,..,.."". Price. &l.6W
No 50-Fcur room house, enst, aide; lot 5oxloo;
ne1r bufint - center; 5000 cash, 80 por month.
.....,,. Price. 81 ZOO
No. 5l-New house, five rooms, west side, clos
cts, pantry. and cellar, shsds, water; block
from electric motor; 900 cash, SIS per month
No, A2-Ffve room commtdious o lse, erst
side hall large closot', pantry, wAtor II kitch-
en-; $1D cash, SO per month. Price. Sl.Wo
No. b3--Eix rooms. east sida, pantry, cellar,
good lot, block from motor; $500 caeh. ~
psr month .frice, Sl,3'o
Nc. H,,Ntw hou,e. six rooms, west, side, pan
electric line; $3.50 cash, S25 per onth......
Price,, S2,oo9
Tho following will be sold according to terms
nan cd
No. 10 Eight room stone house, all modern
improvements, Broadway; hard wood tinish: ~
No. % Eight room brick, near corner Beattie
and Sixth ave.; nicely furnished; rents Tor
$45 per month. This is a big bsrgsin...
Price, $500
No. 3-Fou room frame. new, Tenth avenue,
near motor; rents for $3.50 per month. Easy
terms..,.. .......... Price reduced, $I,400
No. 33-Beven rooms and bath, new, modern
improvements, corner Second and !Beattie.
Terms to suit. III. ......,...... Price, S3,8O
Mo. 81 Elegant honse. west side. HOWE street,
mortgage $500, clsh 500, ta.ance to suit.
800. ....... 49,. Price, SO 500
No. a6-Six room brick, lot 50x140. Eighth nyo;
Part cash, balance four years. ... Price, S3.2aO
No. 38-Five rooms and tath, new, on Spruce
ST.; hot water heating; lot 25xl40.. Prize, $500
No. s9-Six rooms and bath, Hemlock street;
furnace heat, stable, chicken house. forms,
Full list of mining stocks an hand. Call and
see my prices.
r. A. BELL,
Real Estate and Mining Stock Exchange.
ROOM 1. ATLAS BLOCK.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-21

h Train Itobber Gets Eight Years In tho
Penttentinry.

The Train Robber Gets ElgIt Years In tho
P~enttentinry.
William Newberry, the Northern Pacifc
train r0bber. has been sentenced by United
States Judge Thomas. Of Fargo. to eight
years in the penitsntiary at Sioux Falls,
3. d. Newberry was indicted on two Of.
lenses. n for robbing the mail and plac-
ing the life Of tho agent In jeopardy by the
use Of dangerous weapons, and the other
for robbery only. For the first otfense tho
penalty IL life imprisonment. For the Sec
ond II ID not over ton years' Imprisonment.
Judge Thomas in his charge to the jury
said: III you believe the defendant COM
mittod robbery, but did not place the mes
senger's life in danger you will convict him
on the second count. charge you
on this point that 1t Is not
enough to be convinced that the
robber had exhibited a dangerous weapon.
but that he put the messengers life in dan
ger by it's use." This gave the jury some
latitude, and they found Newberry guilty
on the second count only. His sentence IL
the same ~ that received by his partner,
Charles Bailey,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-21
Jenness-M Miller model bodice in white ant
black, at Fowles' Cash store.
Black

Black
Is pronounced the ''proper thing this year.,
for not only outside garments, as black
Canton silk waists, skirts. tea gowns and
street dresses, but also for hosiery, under
wear, handkerehiefs, gloves and neckwear.
Ii all the great manufacturing establish
ments of Europe and America, experiments
have been carried on for several years, to
discover a perfectly fast dye, A vast amout
of money has been used and immense guam
titles of goods destroyed in these attempts.
Some of the largest manufacturers have at
last been successful and careful buyers can
now obtain black goods that can be de-
pended on to hold the color and resist acid.
In all lines of black goods Sands Bros.
show only guaranteed dyes. In addition to
the complete assortments shown in silks,
neckwear, handkerchiefs and hosiery, they
have Just opened a choice variety of Swiss
ribbed underwear in silk. Isle and cotton
and muslin underwear, all of which are not
only fast. but also pure dye. Special bar
gains in these goods are offered this week.
Wonderful values are also offered now, in
imported combination dress patterns.
Sands Bros. great bargain sale of silks,
which has presented such astonishing val
mes the past two weeks, will be continued
this week, and during this time the balance
of the stock will be marked at prices that
are calculated to cause a rush for bargains.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-21
Confessed the Charges.

Richard w. Seideman with his attorney,
Henry G. Smith, appeared before Judge
Hunt Yesterday and confessed that the
charges brought against him by Annie Ma
loney were true. An order was made adj
Judging Seideman to be the reputed father
of the child and that he should pay to it's
mother, or the clerk of the court, $25 per
month for its support until it becomes IS
yeals of age. He was further ordered to
give security for the performance of the
order. and to pay the costs of the prosecu-
ton in tho Justices and district courts, or
in default to remain in Jail until the order
is complied with. The court reserved the
right, pom cause shown, to modify or va
cate the order at any time. A. j. Carter,
assistant county attorney, said that seide-
man was arranging to get security for the
tulillment of the conditions of the order,
and would be released from custody as soon
as the judge passed upon the bond.