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The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-18
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The Mngaump New York Times groans
osest sshsc defeat of the moaonletallists in
4he House OF ssesese natiyes. Y rails la Of
the Democrats as ailoNa::
There ID ito doubt, sffer tbs EEgaead-
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-18

HENRY WA77EEsoN has called on Cleve-
land to Withdraw from the Presidential
race. OF course that settles it and Cleve-
land will now withdraw. Exit, Cleveland.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-18

THAT Big Stone Gap is the cheapest
place in the United States for msnufac-
turing iron is no longer a theory. 1t
is fact.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-18

The nomination of General Rufus a.
Ayers for Governor has been favorably re-
ceived all over the State.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-18

Issslsy NAv4gEso says that lie needs q
soreign var 10 HOT pub lis Confederate
record before be Gan, bsscume President
tiiie galIltsa les. Wi ll state
ssyoIa ffosl iii srseter Glars one ilfcughtl
bout .sss fore war fss biol oalt his ree~
osd las a trait or.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-18

VIRGINIA.: In the Clerks Office Of the Cfrea.
Cour. for the County OF Wi~e on the sth day OF
February 1899. In Vacation.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-18
Airy Tongues.

heard the speech Of Senator David Ben
nett Hill at Bristol last Monday. He arrived
in Bristol about S O'Clock in the afternoon,
and an immense crowd Was at the depot to
greet the distinguished statesman Amidst a
great crush he made his way, accompanied by
committee from the Fiji club Of Bristol, to
the platform ola passenger car from which
the crowd could get full view oftiae speaker.
After Il short Introductory speech by % nlen,-
Der of the committee Senator Hill made ten
Minutes speech.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-18
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The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-18

eYou should know John Fox. He is AZ
dealist and great hero woSshiser, Now ne
used to think a great deal Of me, but after ttae
friendship between Us seemed perfectly
cemented he suddenly discovered that had
large feet, and in consequence of this dlseo7-
cry be couid 90 icpger admire me-"
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The speech was u good one of it's kind, and
evidently made dne impression on the audi
ence, the foolish twaddle of the Courier to the
contrary notwithstanding. His quotations
from the remarks of President Harrison. made
at tho same place and ON 6 similar occasion,
and comments thereon we're very apt and i'm
pressive. lie has plain, way
of talking that takes wei, and the crowd seem
ed eager to catch every word that fell from his
lps, and one could see that the crowd IVES do
ing its best to interrupt bis speech as little as
possible, with the applause which they could
scarce restrain, in order that they might get
as long speech as was possible in the few
minutes that Senator Hill had in Bristol
There was large number ofthe fair eek out
anxious to catch glimpse of the distinguish
ed bachelor that had SO Long succeeded in
warding off the arrows of Cupid, and after the
specch was over several Of them were intro
duccd TO hin.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-18

In appearance Senator Fill is distinguished
locking man. lie is about SIX feet IN height,
looks as if he weighed about one hundred and
seyenty-five pounds. His well-proportioned
body was huttoned in the convental black
Prince Albert coat, over which he wore a
brown springoyercoat. As he stepped from
the train he wore a silk hat which he handed
to bvstander when he commenced to speak,
revealing one Of the finest heads ever saw.
His head is large and round, and there o mark
ed scarcity of hair on its top. What hair be
has is coal black with scarcely q suspicionof
gray. His forehead islarge, and protruding
from beneath which he looks straigheat you
with a pair ofthe keencst black eyes ever
saw. His nose is not one to remember after
having seen him. The strongest and most
nromincnt features of his face are his mouth
and under Jaw. If there is anything in mans
face which may be taken as an indication OF his
character, Kills a man of iron will. His I'M
der jaw is hcavy and his mouth is large, his
lips are held tightly compressed, and his whole
face impressed me ag beng that of man Of
great. force. Hewears blask wonstache and
slight eide whiskers.
IfssI like cong tulating the lire rolnpa,Ay1
on tssre fine SHOW itn,ade last Saturday ere
Ming att irss dill. The fire laddias ars a
credit 10 tie tow ard / hope that They will
net How aIier snt 10 cool Us rapid Oh
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-18

Rules Governing this conp.t'''""
All names must reach ~ H'' 10
than Deceuher ~, and n! p-.hes @' r
nailed not later t..aa DeeenpfF i'i'..
2 Put the names Oh those Twins. "a '''.'
eren towns gu separate sheet q. a...
s;vinr the name Of The state and t. ON.
t + in the top right hand corner 40
nu,ober Of names conta.ned or me
in ,hstop lett-oanq sQ:##'"- ''0a'
KA,sAs
Mrs. Henry Bto"n, 49,
:" AueIia Dmecan.
" Charles Semric. Box ~
4" Amelia arrcn.
;. Give The toial nr.g u A'.'"
contained in your letter accom- ~, rs
same. ,........,fo
,o.s;ble. and on ore SIDE Of tue "a. 'r %,
Sames esthe Prize Winner, )" 49,, -. 't .|,'ts
MAtiAZi NE. -
The Brodix Publishing Go.
Washington. u. u
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-18

Henry Mcdowell is giving his prayerful at
tention to suing all the boys on deferred pay
ments that he possibly can before Easter And
I, vel, am just doing all can 20 help the
other fellows keep Lent
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-18

The tastler in the Louisville Times thus
writes of one of the prominent young
men Of Big Stone Gap:
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-18

"Well," said Mr.. Proctor, cit depends very
much 90 the woman. Ifshe was the right sort
of girl think that in all probability the
marriage would be happy one"
sfThank you for that opinion" responded
Mr.. Fox; s'it is the very one have expressed
in a story which L am now engaged Ia writ
ing"
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-18

Br,1-r, MoDov1I. 22s-4t
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-18

did that Of The Ere company which was orgnni-
.zed here some two years ago. From the talk
they made at that time one would have thought
they were going to s'rlay the dickens.n Their
ardor, however, cooled IN q very few weeks,
and Big Stone Gap was left in . worse condi-
tion than ifshe had never had any such FIRE
company. Stick TO your present Organise
ton, boys, and don't 60 the way Of the last
Ere company.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1892-03-18

VIRGINIA: Al rules held in the Clerks Office Of
the Circuit Court for the County Of Vice on the
2nd day Of February, 1882.
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free Baptist Church.

The Christmas day services at the Free
Baptist church were largely attended, and
included several features specially appro'
pirate to the occasion The music was OF
a high order, as the programme published
in Saturdays JorRSal indicated.
Rev. DR. renney's sermon was power
full one. u sermon such as has eHdcared
him to his people during his long
pastorate with them. but of special interest
on this Christmas day.
After reading Matt. :i-i0. DR.. Penn y
said: Here would seem to begin the inquil y
about Jesus Christ which has never ceased
TO be the supreme question of the religions
mind The great subject is still, Where
is Christ, Who is Christ. What is Christ.
The word in the tex, on which he would
lay the strongest emphasis was not child.
but born. That is the historical word, that
sets up a fact as immortal as Col.
We see here the power of ore
life 10 rouse world. Philosophy calls
in to see who He is Kings pause a moms nj
on their rovai PROFESSIONS To ask questions
about Him.
Christs Kingdom is built on ben, iicence.
lie reigns by that loving sympathy which
understands everybody. by that infinite
bcnefcence that stops not At donations OF
the hand but gives all tile blood of its heart.
Different results flow from these inquiries.
Uerod Is troubled The wise men rejoice.
Christ is either the source of keenesi
troubles, or the beginning and end of the
suprencst Joys. What is your supreme
anxiety today Is it to see the star OF to
see the Saviour He who says II would
see Jesus, will find him Him in the Holy
Scriptures. Ia every Christian experience,
in pro~ortion as ii is enlarged and true
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ONE ENJOYS
Bod d nsthod md results when
Syrup Of Fig i taken: i = ple.an.
and refreshing to The tneee, and aets
gently yet promptly On the Kidneys,
Liver md Boveh, ,eleanses the sys-
tenn e6sctually, dispels cold, head
achss and fevers and cures habitual
constipstion. Syrup Of Fig = the
only remedy Of it, kind ever pro
ducsd, pleasing TO tie taste and &C
ceptabls to the stomach, prompt in
IL action and truly beneficial in it,
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to III and have made it tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs Is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by al leading drug
gista Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand viii pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA RIO SKRyP CO.
saw FsAscssc0. cat.
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Have you ever seen prices for the same goods
.low; We think not. Possibly YOU did not SEE
the above list the article you wished for, we've
OF II, and the price is in same proportion as
boSc.
We desire to impress YOU with the fact that We
rca rel able, registered drug house, and that any
rtiee which We sell You We guarantee IN every
aspect, and handling rs we do, such quantities
( gouss assures you that our medicines will be
erfeeiy fresh and nice.
We make n specially of mail orders TO be ship
ed by freight express when ca-h accompanies.
they will receive the same attention which you
'ould personally,
These prices are very low; by selling stacks Of
;ood. there may be little money In il for Us;
nut there's lots for you don't you think so
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| ~. NJ m aeosd1ss. ~ - remembsr,
vrfp ypws. Tkey wete trxfned snom ear
! EI<9 ektt1ksu5 n - rbcss exalted sp5fitasI
bE<xs 1oeeefnias t;sI Ys4n sss ~ sHris
nm fkns ue 0~e fisss minute. calm, pr
s5eexn< .j<rinrxtssn sssss j ~ .byisf. rl1ssa
~ vnssbipp@a a. tIssir Lord anil Gal vs-
aess Of thswS4ises, bong of tsesr beoe and
flesh 81 tt~ty ns-sh -bs-n -anls,sx ss=rss.t
suYrgan5tngs anil into thu iosriies e~kat. Of
huasas life
IN eiosisx the pa<ssr sxi :: In the nsAn-
yer Of E%thIessem thers - the expression Of
infinite love. tic deep affection of Col
speaking through hH,ssn eyes 10 h1nis -
hearts, '-EmaHas!. Gs<. = tn RS Tin -nrsi
4 day ~ hi. sell may We Earn less
from sgne of the isss .ossss N onF ~
Chrssss most devoted feiiosess Ny
.issas- my i.ife- fsv All, | sgain sie'iisste
lss wi.ois sVlf 20 Thee-
Al tna evensa@ service several Christians
carols wers sang in place Of the usual az
tlseaa AMI hymns
chrisimas osy Il g. Mars.
Christmas day was a1risgly observed IN
the church ceremonies Of - Mary's on san
'''s e@' '''','@ 1880 -
e'a''of@ss ahsi Tue y h''''s'' - 'ss'zHs VI hAe
Crib Of the Saviour The figures of the Vie
Mn Mary axl Sc. Joseph, the wtssIe sar- I
,....,....,, r.. ,.,vs..a.,, ;,, ~ ~.
-
bsshisbfH.
The sermon By the pastor, Rev. Charles
W. paherts, vas slsaaeet aal i'm
.f.a III. a., -. g.. -
sosp<i on ~; Luxe " chapter, i+th
verse ''Giery 10 God in the highest and on
exrtis peace 20 men of soal vii, - ia le-
ginning the ;,astor said ~, was fin. me IL.
loved brethren. tina, the angel. ~ God ~.
nosueed To the sl,.t,h,.r,I- ~ stlls,,..,, ~.
birth of tl... Messiah. f.aay ,a,f a.x;,,,sIv
hat the world waited far ,hIs iovsut anst
noss .aiu,arv event mi ves hawevsr
imporsan, and necessary far The bnnan
race il came only after d lapse of 1000
years No prayer, which man could utter
nan ZEN ao'e ~ sno'en .he aara'ion Q,
ordained and guarded. The offence xh,e,,
provoked the PRONUNCIATION Of that edict wa.
was the SIN OF man against his Creator. Ia
VIE 49,, =, ~, "l', psu.. = .".sn, ma
the express, Command Of their Maker. me
sad consequences of their transgressioa
nhghs nor nave oeeh inify hnaefstooa ~
zoo Fer n.,.J;ya 10y. a;.alt
war, famine. peaiiance, sickness ar i
'eath were evils OF which thes had no con
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The winthrop Street Church

was profuseiy and prettily decorated witt
eyergreens and flowers. The large con
gregation listened with pleasure to the ex'
cellent musical programme given by ths
choir and to the fine sermon preached bs
the pastor, Rev. j. i, Leland, who took fol
his text, Philii -: "let this mind be IL
you. which was also in Christ Jesus" Mr.
Leland said in part Christians celebrate
today the anniversary of the birth ut the
one whom they accept as their Lord and
Master. We =hall receive but little good ii
II reminds US o0ly OF the birth of the
physical man. Jesus. Not the man onls
but his message not the physical preseucs
but the purpose mot the life of his physical
b aiy and his death but his doctrine. thes,
are the things we should remember on the
anniversary.
You have heard many sermons on the
theme, Goods Christmas Gift to the
World in which Jesus Is said to be that
gift and the greatest gift ever made
When we hear the term great applied v e
naturally ask. of what does this greatness
consist
Jesus as a babe in Bethlehem probabl,
aroused no deeper nor different love and
feelings in the heart Of his parents than the
babe of today does in the hearts of its
parents.
When IL years of age his parents were
neglcctful of him, as you parents
are oftentimes of your children.
This means that t;od chose every human
instruments through whom to carry out His
purpose in the world The message Jesus
brought is Peace and Good Will" and
The King lom Of Heaven is at Hand. ="
Ills purpose Is TO save the would from sin.
Ills doctrine is love The nature of the
message is seen in its universally. "peaee
and Good Will tn Ar Men" He will full
fill lie purpose. for lie sal [. "lf be hf-
ted up from the earth ! will draw all men
unto Myself" This anniversary is one Of
the mile stones that mark the way in whiet
lilo tHats
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The undersigned hereby rive notice that they
will petition the next Legislature TO grant them
aud their associate charters to build dam. ard
make improvements for driving logs on the North
Branch " Pcnohscot river. in Township 0. u. =.
". y. l.. s.. In r. 6. til, ". y. J.. 8. in J. Il. H.
Is, ". T.. l.. s.; and on Norris Brook. IN said
Townships u. j., W. w. l.. -, u. ~. w. u. l.:
). or Is, W. u. l.. f.: CIR. ~, W. s.. T.. s.; and
) r. 90. W. u. l.. s. Also on the hesdwa,ers Of
Baker Lake. IN Townships ., l. II. W. y. J.. =.
and 7. 8, u. ", W. y, l.. ;. and &. X. II. W. y. l.
5. Al being tributaries Of said Baker Lake,
which lake IL situated in r. Z. X. ~. W. y. Lts..
ami the stream to be Improved being known 3
part of the distance IA woboostoock stream, also
on the headwafeTs Of the tributaries of Dole
Brook in :. s, a. 90 ". H. l.. =, sud 5. X. 10. W.
&. l.. s., and collect reasonable tolls on all logs
passing through, or benefited by ssd dams.
booms and improvements. LEWIS g. MOORE,
DANIEL y. DAVIS.
Bangor, Dec. |. ls2. dccaItf
kennebec County The undersigned respectfully
represent the common convenience and necessary
require the location aud construction ri public
ROAD highway In the caapty o; keBDebec fol
lows; Beginning at pp.nt IA The county road
leading from Augusta 10 winthrop Village, NJ n
point about three rod. se-t ~ the dwelling house
occupied by the widow -lisw ia Winthrop Village.
thence running soH,beiv tn point about ten rods
south of the dwelling ffoase Of W. n. knight In
said Winthrop. .ienee -outlleasferly course TO .
point about four rods north Of tbr barn OF George
n
from hast Monmouth through Ba.leyviiie CT He'd
In said Winthrop To Augusta the way a. prayed
for 10 be located IN th- rDwp Of Winthrop.
Dated DEC. H. I-se.
John ~. Marrow and iI.neffeu others.
STATE OF MAINE.
kESxE.ys. -s--Board Of douf.y coiafnis sltners
December session, Isg.-
On the Foregoing petition, sat:tzaesory evidence
havings1een reetfFed that the Petitioners Nre fe.
spou-ible and ought 10 be heard tDciiiny the mai
set forth in SAID Petition, Il ~ babEggB that
thirty dsys previous Hnfles b.. Stseg. thu; the
oessfy G.fspBss-1psrs will meet NJ the ofser OF
J.. r. Carleton. E-.,. tH WisthroT, an rnnf-dsy.
the 18th daf ~ January nsxf, 81 Er.as n'si.sek
NJ. aad Themes proreed 10 view the Fnnte mesi,
toned IN said Petition and immediately after.
ward hear the ysstses aud their wifHss-.s ags,
then take saeh further nseasuyes III he premises
~ may h. ssjndgfd proper. SAIL notice 10 IL
givsa by sersio2 affrsfel copies Of ,asd Petition
and his or,.er thereon spoH fhs Clerk Of M. town
ef Winthrop. and by porting up such co;se. in
three pailc places ~ said town, and BY pabIisb
ing tilr ssssc IN the kenneiec .Jornxai public
Newspaper pttnted In SAID e..aafy that ~ ser
Aopr and esrfsorat.ops fnferested may attend and
q h ATTx Z .hes ''nk psserr ,,,, -.
true copy Of tie Petition and order 81 Cosrl
thereon.
ATrE-f; .. CHoar.. Clerk.
Ieh1Jsdff
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-20

MEMS p1BfAsEs-Whfle eome might Won
d. IisbsA Cos shoula specially treat private
es;se.: :s.'' q: ai .s:,ss'. md :. shDe Chronic ''s sii1
5 4: # m 'h.t unit sast tasn for nh ill., aati's ss of
family phys loiaAs treat sneA diseases. We have
nose. kaswn sSs .t:gvs dsip 3. =, n no. one to re- re.
treat them also. whsa they are specialists for all
eArenic ailments and ara far better prepared to
do -, saA hAys mere facilities and grsataf num-
experience, nd oert.ianfly can treat shove special
easAs far mere SUCCESSFULLY than hose who Dc
40. :%.eCisaly treat then "a 4Hassa' ha1t Of ta b:
essss thst hAvs hssa b.aly treatsd by se-oallsd
'earc aus'-nsn saffsrtag frsm destroying dis
: ;::.:s .. rs ss'1 tss,; e ' ss.:,; Or s.': :.s t.. The ,s ed
tsacs-a. with tae preaissA sen-brinss msny =
~vayvera. yet ashlse.a = : lit. q reotituds,
g. s. f Esss : Z e. Z: R pss,s::' {: b. my :so@ tr s.ns ar ::s:
N H. oo Me s9s'i s it, No. ;. vs al; 90 est t. s and a1 steek
confined 70 bed = years given up By all ~
By sheets, had tive men nurses to attend him.
p~ar.ly.is GLOVER ez1emitia:, went under trc.t-
msnt April, 1sy2. IL row abs to drive out morn,
,aE and evening". Hi e.s. wss compliested
H.. lie paid Dr. stodart u, oee isr his s~srvicss.
Write for Particular 70 ~. TIL.
..s e; t t. g. o Sss' 10 !. II Ms s' e B.. s'i Tisbs ns 8 G:
b. was helpless ortpARls sn s~FateAe:. siven up 70
tIsm By Or. L.iehiz 4 Co. sueh ehssnio cases
seem emily to yield 70 treatment USED BY tho colo
brAtea spseiaaisxs Sf the Lisbig World D1spsnsary,
- l tried others first and failed. l viii explain
to any one who oallA.
JOHN Turk. = pioneer of Helena, stuff cred
dreadfully from LsrcsriAl Salvation, Chronic
Rhe.naatism snd inpgrits ot blood, tried many
dart Of Liehix Werld Dispsnsary, of San Fran
s Tsos a.. !. IA knni .ao si.'' s r. h, oo Hs,+a him Mr.:
HAsawsss Co.. or Jadgs Allan about him.
Mrs: Alameda Martha, 1S9s Post street. epo-
kane. has been sestorea to perfect health. after
trying mAny leading physisisns- She came to
go Or. stoddart on %cratehes; Yss partially para
Gus prsstraNon. Todsy she is completely cured
Thoesend. Of suoh ehIsnic cases are being
cured BY DR.. .Lieb Z Il Co, all over the west.
The doctor will DO in Montana from San Fran
cisoo. and has offices at room 10, Nerchants Ho-
tel. Helena, oct 1 to
Call Or address: San Francisco office, 400 GeaRy
street. Butte City office. 8 East Broadway.