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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
Conntrn Boar0.

Gonntrn boaro.
A DIRONDAC KS.-k.d2ew,od Farm; mountain view
N shady grounds: prrg water; RECT drainage - %
so j. j. Fiu Gerald. llarrettstown. Franklin Co. n Y
ELEGAN1 private residence. Handsomely iirhl,hci
n ,,corumo1lt.> about twelve; ir>tclass table NAV
Iuue september, ~ ~ 80; July. August, ; to SD
g. W. GOETCHiNA SasAlll, y y
z, Az OCKAWAY.-M,s Curtis's house will open June
I,t Inquire A. los Est l"th-st
T. IRSTCLASS SUMNER BOARD Fifty rooms reason
lovclc>t county IN Central Newly ork, ON
n t. and W Railroad high and healthy best stabling.
Address GEO |. CRANE, Hotel Windsor Homer, y: y.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

" On. Y. c. & II. r. r Co., Lessoe.)
rains leave t2dst. North River station. New-1ork
Is aRows and 90 minutes earlier from 100. Of Jayst NJ
daily except Sunday. west Of Coeyman's Junction.
3ii3 \. M.-Daily for Albany; daily. except Sunday
1000 A. M.-Daily for Ncwburg. Albany, Utica, Syr
euse. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls Detroit CHI
,cago; daily. except Saturday for Toronto. r
499 + M-Daiy, except SUNDAY. for Albany sr.
cuse. Rochester Buffalo. Niagara Falls, Detroit CHI
cago, St Louis daily. except SATURDAY. for Toronto
Saratoga Montreal
sis r. M-DaIly. for Albany Utica. Syracuse. Roches
ter. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto Detroit Chicago
HAYERSTRAw LOCALS a:i5 sa5 y. NJ
NEwPURG LOCALS. 90, @l015 \. NJ; Il rs, 4;@
:35. $3.50. III 40 H. NJ -
sleepine.cars for buffalo. Naeara Falls, Toronto. D.
trott. Chicago. st. Louis. all through troins. -,
DAILY For tickets. timetables. parlor and sleeping
car accommodations information apply at Offices Brocs
lyn 1893 Washnct0n 726 Fulton-st Office 2s
Fulton T. Mswf9rH City iS 2l SS$ Is; 2ts P': 3;
- 6tatishA G. =. LANBERT. General 2sasensef Asesk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
1nslrurtlon.

For Young Ladics-City.
ID OARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. No, CO.,
ID 5th-avc.. Rev Dr. and Mn. has IL torunr irihc'-
pals. Resident teacher Of English wanted next year.
M ME-. \. c. MFAHS'S Boarding aid Day school for
lN Young ladies and children, DID, Mad sonNe
rrnln iIriOhrI 4 ~. ImtIrll Atal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
ID ENOBSCOT BAY, MAINE.
IL IsI.ESENEO Inn. ISI.EsQORO. MAINE

This hotel OPENS June 20; has nigh IocatIon I'm
centre Of by at DARK Ia boz Halls heated furnaces
open fireplace, IN rooms, Experienced manager nsur
physician at hotel. Beautiful Views. drives and walks
livery stable; a.hing sail and rowboat-:
with Inside boating the broad Peno,cot Isav steam
ttat 10 Eockl,nd Camden, Belfast Ca>ne.
hlt. Desert. nec.iag i1nt aud West tains. Maine
Central will slecrrrs from Boston 10 Rockand
u connect with TIL and eommOdious steamer Franl
Jones Of LOO tons. which Will b. pu: the route
from lIckland To lsc-bCtO early In June Ocean and
Bay views from all sides OF the hotel ~
p sEWELI, Mgr. Islesboro Inn, Islesbcro. Me.
EDWIN =. DIXON, Pres w LYMAN RIDDLE, Sec
Trsa, Is.sboro Land aud Imp Co.. 715 wanut-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18
SHELTER ISLAND HEIGHTS. NEW.YoRK.
TIE BAY VIEW HOUSE
BEDFORD SPRINGS.
BEDFORD. PA.
1.-THE CARLSBAD or AMERICA"
HOTEL OPENS JUNE o2d.
l.. Il. DOTY Moneccr

NfOUNTAIN SUNSET HOUSE.
N WERNERSVILLE. PA.
For terms address J. d. MOYER, NJ D.
Mt. Sunset z. O.. WemersvIlle Pa
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M HUI roO'T'
LITTLETON n IL

the extended and magnificent views in the
White Mountains. Perfect drainage electric lights ali
modern Improvements. Send for circular.
A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-18

y AMSDE1L LINE-Steamcrs leave Pier "a,
Cold Spring, Cornwall Fishkiii Landing and Sewburs
week days. . D Sundays. q. ~.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1892-12-22
sEMriANIc III svocIs.
Exchange the scsae Of TIC Widest Elk
c.ternont

Exchange the scene OF TIC Widest Ex-
c.eemont.
New YORK. Dec. ia big break i'll.
industrials occurred shortly after midday,
and the stock exchange was a scene OF
the widest excitement, in fact, there was
a condition Of affairs bordering on a
panic Itappears that the pool in Chi
cago gas dissolved and the members
thereof were compelled to take up their
holdings, and orc d. the members of the
pool, German .acrican firm, with their
headquarters in tia Mills building, start
cd to sell their steel. bat they had not
disposed Of much before The room became
aware Of the liquidation. The operat ors
are very tiinid Just now cn account OF the
gold expor: movement, and file attempt to
1iuuidatc in Chicago gas WAS the signal
for an attack on the Industrial group
rarely if ever equalled, as the traders were
simply frantic and threw cyertlieir stocks
almost regardless OF price. 10 add to the
fever, money. was bid up TO 10 per cent.
on call and could not be obtained in round
amounts even AZ that figure.
SECRETARY FOSTER cooI..
WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-The treasury de-
partment was kept fully and promptly
advised Of the progress OF tic STOCK mar
kut in New York today, AID Secretary
Foster was in conference with his assist
ants several times upon the situation
After the department cfDsed, Assistant
Secretaries Gear, Spau!dins and Lam
bertson gathered in the secretarv,s room
and discussed Che events of the day
There reporter for the Associated Press
found them with no Indication of any eX-
citement apparent
The secretary said, in answer 10 CUES
tion. based on the report printed in New
York, stating that he was nlic.l exercised
over the matter, and intended to come
over to consult New York bankers. 81
am not going TO New York TO confer Will
bankers or anyone else about the tinan-
ciaI situation. There is nothing in it tt
warrant sucl, action, aud Tie idea has moi
previously even occurred 80 ne.
You have nn.iced fiic engagements fol
gold shipments tomorrow and the panicHl
feeling reported on the stock exchange?
"Oh, yes But there was more comb
deut condition. OF ih;mGs III the close, yor
know. As to ie gold III tie treasury,
continued the secretary, ''"c arc all right
Last month the exports from this country
amounted to $7,300.G00, but the treasury
lost $500, 00G only. Tie reserve limit is
fixed at 500, COS, $50 and haze S:.4 ,0G0,0O
more than that. The resources OF this
country are greater and more varied
than the most people k;:ow, and the
money that is paid to the treasury foi
gold can be used for replacing the amount
sold. Money is needed west and south
buying provisions and cotton, and it can
save a man $500 Or $500 or 4 100000 he
doesn't stop at. giving nae gold i'll Ne"
York for currency laid down tor him
wherever lie wants il. If they get us
down in this matter, it will be only after
long fight and hard one"
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1892-12-22
City Councii.

A, meeting Of the city c''n''''I Mon
doy night last n motion WAS offered ana
d;.cusscd TO considerable length, looking
to the matter al appointing 81 committee
for tho purpose of drafting and preparing
r resolution looking TO the erection Oh Il
suitable school building al this place.
The proballe cost of the contemplated
building TO he not short of $4,000 to go
O00. The committee was appointed and
consisted of the following gentlemen ".
r. Kennedy, w. W. Taylor, 9. j. Evans.
This committee will, in connection with
the city attorney, prepare suitable rcsolu-
lions looking to this end, and will present
same at next meeting of the council. The
idea is to issue $5O, GOO o.! city bonds with
which to raise the funds TO erect this
building, the construction OF sewerage
systom, building town hall and city JAIL
and other improvements found needed.
It was ordered by the council that the
city free school be continued four months
longer. The regular term ofthc schooi is
Eve months, so by the extension OF four
months the town will instead receive the
benefit of nine-m0nths term. v
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hesitation in stating tl.as they led been

hesitation in stating tiiat they led been:
III consultatiga Httla atr. Cleveland on
matters relsEipg q he interest of the
Hort.lWssf 'I.!sc eetfsrence Lasted over
two hours
Among the n,a.fess discussed was the
question OF The ctliaet apaoiatinellts. Il
was saisl TINT Villas and Dickinson had
been asked for !l,ci: opiaians ssto the
cabinet aud Other m,stiers because Mr..
Cleveland had leaniesi From, association
with them to value their Judgment No
details Of The conference were made pub
-lic, however,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1892-12-22

The Democratic Club ofBig Stone
Gap struck the keynote when. it
placed before the people of the state
of Virginia the name Of Rufus a.
Ayers for Governor. It's action
has met with warm and hearty en-
dorsement among the people the
state over, and well might such be the
ease, for TO no citizen within the bor-
Gers of the Old Dominion to-day are
the people more indebted for valuable
services rendered than to General
Rufus A. Ayers.
Not only is his ability known and
recognized in the narrow limits of his
native southwest Virginia home or
even the state, but his bold and fear
less stand taken in the interest Of the
oppressed taxpayers Of this Common
\
wealth at a time when they really
needed help has given him almost q
national reputation. 1t is not a
difficult matter for man to form and
express his ideas and convictions
ON great and perplexing questions
that affect the welfare of great peo-
pie, but it is no easy task after hay-
ing decided as to the right to press
that idea in the face Of and against
an order from a Judge of the Circuit
Court Of the United States. Its no
easy matter to be SO thoroughly and
conscisntiously convicted of being in
the right as to submit, through the
force Of that conviction. to days Of
imprisonment in public jail house.
General q ers, when he CALAMITY as
summed the position Of the peoples
martyr, allowing himselfto be thrown
into prison rather than finch one
inch from what he believed Ia be
right and just, and what he was COM
WINGED was due the people no was.
serving, placed himself in a position.
10 ever be gratefully remembered BY
the taxpayers Of Virginia. and 9.
moro fitting trihntc Of respect could
not be shown hiln than for the voters.
81 tic proud Old Dominion q place.
him Id the highest Office within the
gift Of the people.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1892-12-22

h H,tsr Mr.. Blaine il on i,ia death
bod there seems ia be but little doubt.
Before another week rolls round this
great man 81 wonderful brain power
and ability viii very likely BE- cold
{ II sleatl, but be III man who has
made sIor himself i nasne that will
fsve &, long as tie s,sld stands
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1892-12-22
AN aMroRrANr ORGANIZATION.

Is q
Formatlon ofa large Real Estate Com
pany.
I corporation with an authorized capi-
tai of $50, 900 has been recently organized
here under the laws of the state OF r.
gina, called the Jno. r.. Proctor invest
p,cat Co., with E. Nj. Hardin, president
j. III. Hardin, vice president; II. Il. BUILT
secretary and treasur and Jno. R. Proctor
Col. j. II. Allen, Il. L. Ferguson, b NJ
Hardin, H. II. Bullitt and ] n, Hodge
directors.
The object of the company is to buy
and sell real estate, build houses and 90
general real estate business. They have have
already purchased from the Big Stone
Gap improvement Company s., ZOO worth
:of desirablc building lots, and it is their
Intentions to begin building soon. lei lei
The good work go on.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1892-12-22
Tsir,srn ID. pridenore Dead.

On last Sunday Capt. Hiram p. Pride
5mose, Of clinchport ia. brother @
Cen. a. Il. Pri1cmore, Of Jonesyille, sa 81;
departed this life, after i lingering Illness
os several months. Capt Priaenore war
well known throughout a large section g
country, aud had many warm and close
friends Who regret has deaih and deeply
' sys. pa sI.ize with his afflicted family.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1892-12-22
Guaranteed Weekly Circulation OF Over
One Thousand.

1hs Pnsr Guarantcer TO its aavcsiscrs weekly cir
cnlnt'on Of over Ono Thousand. II starts out With
this h".agcf l'si While hundreds OF afhszs will ho
added Week efses week. Tho subscription book j.
rs'ea TO advertisers i"r e. animation.
advertisers contracting ,or space by The year will
BE- entitled sotonr changes " advertisement durins
t,,r yra,
On contracts Tor space fer shorter time than one
yssr reasonable c.varce o.er above Fscs will he
chav1.i.
Nj. "s,'er whcn caatract .y.ir.s ..ad' will dis.
appear.
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q VI

TIrE FaYErTi; LAND Co.. 1T AIS.
The object OF this suit is TO let over judgement
against The Fayefte Land Company in the sum OF
One Hundred aud Twenty Thousand liars
with Interest thereon from March Ssi. 1880 until pay
ent, aud 10 enforce The same hy for clnsure OF the
vendor lien returned In a certaa deed from the
louisville q Nashville Raiiroad Con pa IS md AZ H.
Smith, agent. to the Tayett Land Company, duted
March 8th, 1881, and recorded IN Office OF the
Clerk OF Wise County Court 10 which reference is
here made ON certain tract land in the town Of
Big stone Gap, Wise county ir,inia, containing
about $50 anreB, esd kno;n as t1anary tract and
aescribe,t iii said above mentioned deed. Aud, a
dayit having been nude that John Marstcn, ir.--a
party defendant hereil-is O nop-resident OF this
state: and, Ii having beeI stated In Accomplishments
bill that fhere are may other rarti Interested
La iaesubject matter TO be disposed Of who are nn-
known and affidavit 10 this effect ing aeen n,pde
ami fls, the ssii John sarsto. and said parties
are required 10 nppear vi thin Is days otter
due publication Of IDS III tho Clerk 0fiice OF
eur Said Gauri. ut Trs ID Id plsien therefore and do
what Is project interests And 81
Is otstcFed tlat II e5ps pub
shesf once b wreck ~ The
Bio ssesss g post, q town
ii M Stens I'D ll.si
az s,t friyts d; Fs
tie liyst saia
aessl,s ilt sst 81 So
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ORDERS OF PUBLICATION.
VIRGINIA: In the Clerk IS Office CT the County OF
v Wise on the l4th day of December lSG,in vaca-
Thruston, Trustee Plaintiff.
!. prpiuSf Ia Cll

VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office CT the County Of
Y Wise on the 14th day of December lS92,in vaca-
ton.
against IL Chancery.
". f. Harris, r. II. Ruth eta! di'ts)
This object OF this suit l. 10 recover judgement
against W. T. Harris, H. H. Powell G. A. huffman,
II. ~ i.orer, T. H. Ruth, w. d. Powell and K. Ma
Coffin in the sum OF $3.50. with interest from June Attn
1889 and against james A. Tomliscn in the SUM $780,
Dart OF said first mentioned sum, with interest from
said date ana to the costs OF this action, aud to en-
force the same by personal eerecand by foreclosure
OF the vendors lien rese.vedsin acertain decd from
Rig Stone Gap Improvement Company and r.. e.
Ballard Thrnston, Trustee, 10 W f. Harris on lots
4 !, and of Block Is, Improvement Co.'S Plat No
Of the townof Big Stone Gap, Va And an affidavit
having been made aud fled that ore OF the defen-
dants, james a. Tonnson, is not a resident OF the
State OF Virginia, tits ordered that lie do appear here
within IL days after due publication hereof, and do
at may be necessary protect his interest in this
suit And it Is further ordered thata copy hereof lie
published once week for four weeks in the Bis Stone
Gap rosr, and tha, copy be posted ut the front
door of the COURTHOUSE of tins county on the first
day the next OF tie comfy court OF said conn,
:, Acopy-Teste: i. /, LlPPs. Clerk,
Bul,in Il Mcdowell, n. q. lvln3.)
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Another Fine peer Killed.

III. S. Kelly, of Tacoma, made the Posi-
4 pleasant call a day or so ago. On the
the 18th, inst, he killed u fine deer almost
in the town limits Of Tacoma. lie says
deer are now more plentiful IN tine sur
rounding mountains than they lavc been
for years. While web ave y law for the-pro-
lection of birds, would it not lea good idea
for the legislature to enact a law looking
to the preservation Of this fine specimen
of game. Unless something is done look
ing 10 the preservation Of the few deer
row in the mountains Of southwest Viz
ginla and the adjoining states, in the
coursc ofa very few years they will be-
come entirely extinct. Can't we have a
strict law prohibiting the killing of deer
for say i've years? It would be the
means Of Restocking our mountains with
this almost extinct fine game.
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Two
For One

Blu special arrangements Tith the fd6-
fishers, all subscribers to the BIG STONE
GAP POST, ,rho pay 81 sc inside thenert
sirty days arW receice, an combination
whk the POST, for t,cclre months, the
great scn,i-monky agricultural and
Household journal, HOME and FARM.
HOME and FARM is recognized rs the
leader in enterprising agricultural jour2-
alism. 1t has recently been enlarged to
sixteen pages, and IS more attractive thar
erer. It's list of contributors contains the
names of practical farmers all orer The
South. IT'S Home Department IS n',snr-
passed. It's department deroted to CHIT
dren is a mell-spring Of pleasure IN eve'y
IhousehoM Send in your subscription to
THE BIG STONE G41P POST and
nth 1t get this great agricultural and
Home journal almost Free for One Year.
If you Ua,at these t'co papers IN con'bi-
nation, clip ont and fill an the folloMing
blank, being particular 10 acr;te name and
address plainly, inclose $1.S5 dnd address
the same 10 The Big Stone Guy Post,
Lock Boz 20. Big Stine Gap, I'a.
Post 0fice,~..-....-
County, State
Date, -.-..-......-
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Big Stone Gap, ia.
Enclosed hand you s1.S5 TO pny for
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Gap Post and Home and Farm. Send to
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1892-12-22

In our recent editorial in commen-
dation of the course of ex-4Attorny
Genera! Ayers in resisting the order
of Judge Bond in the debt cases, and
suffering Imprisonment, we were not
unmindlul of the fact that Hon. John
Scott, Attorney for the Commonwealth
Of Fauqueir county and Hon. j. B
9icCabe ATTORNEY for the Common.
wealth Of Loundon county, likewise
refused to obey Judge Bonds order
and suffered Imprisonment along
with Dir. Ayers
In applauding the course Of Gen
era| Ayers we would not actract
from the praises that is Justly due
these gentlemen for their course, which
was in striking contrast with that OF
Commonwealth Attorney Gleaves,
Of Wythc county, who obcyed the or
der and dismissed the suits he had in.
saitutcd ON behalf of the State
against taxpayers. Both of these
gentlemen deserve any reward that
a grateful people can bestow for their
noble and self-sacrifcing efforts to
stay the hand OF an usurping Federal
Judiciary ut . time when too many
of our people were ready to bow then
heads in submission.
No, we would not laud General Ayers
at the expense of one laurel from the
brow of either Scott or McCabe.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1892-12-22
WOUNDED ~ OUTLAWS.
Reub. Stuart and Gang Fire on officers
Operations Of the White Caps.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.

correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch.l
CL1xrwooD, Va, Dec. l5.-Your cor
respondent has just learned some particu-
lars of shooting affair on yesterday in
the lover part of the county Reuben
Stuart, Il desperate character, who is
wanted for murder in Pike county, KY,
was on Grassy creek, where some parties
attempted to arrest him, when he and one
or two Of his friends who were in company
with him at the time opened fire on them.
Two of the officers party were wounded.
Ham Sheriff. was seriously, it not fatally,
wounded in the back, and a man from
Buchanan county, whose name cannot
recall, was wounded in the arm. The
outlaws escaped unhurt SO far as can be
learned.
SHOT 4 HORSE.
Robert Baker, a farmer who lives near
this place, came into town Yesterday, and,
being under the influence OF liquor, fired
his pistol in the street, The ball taking
effect in the leg Of Il horse which was
hitched to post near by. He WAS prompt
" arrested The horse belonged to James
France, who has brought suit in the cir
cult court to recover damages.
The White Caps have been operating IN
the vicinity OF Mcclure creek, i'll this
county, recently. They whipped three
parties severely, and | understand that
some parties have been indicted for the
act at this term OF the county court.
There was school house burned on
Mcclure creel, II few nights since. 1t is
thought to have been the work OF an in
cendiary, but as yet suspicion seems to
rest on no one.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1892-12-22
let big stone Gap Have a Furniture
Factory.


The mention in last week S PosT of the
practicability of establishing furniture
factory at this place has been the means
of stirring the subject M among some OF
the entcrprising men of he town, ali Of
whom realize not only the profitable fea-
lures connected viii, a factory of the
kind, were it put into operation here, nnt
also the great benefit it would bc to the
town from business standpoint, as we'll
as to the people Of q large territory IN
giving them their furniture at less price
than they now have to pay for it.
One of the parties who you'd take an
Interest in an enterprise of this kind, were
nm effort made to cstablsliil, sass:
1--WE have ali the necessary woods here
to use in the manufacture Of all classes OF
furniturc-poplar, oak .walnHt, ash. beech
chestnut, etc., and can manufacture here
cheaper than at Chattanooga or LOUIS
Vile. The factory could also turn out
fine n,antles aud interior !inisll as well
here MS the same work is done elsewhere.
A working capital of few thousand dol
lars would establish the business. and the
plant could he increased as the business
justified
| No Doubt seine 0! lie 4 i:ercnt lard
companies of the town would DC Wl''lne
| TO donate suitable site ipr The factory
| Let some energetic parties tax" THIS
matter in hand and work it NJ. Some OF
the large lumber manufactures OF inns
section would very Likely subscribe for
sufficient stock 10 furnish the factory with
a supply of lumber to commence opera
| tions With. Take the matter OF ofSahza-
ton in hand and give it u trial. Eemcm-
lbcr that times arc getting easier, tue
}bottom has been reached and all enter
prises Of substantial iiad 'hroashou'
this section of the country axe necessarily
bound TO prosper.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1892-12-22

IN ORDER to give those connected
with tue publication Of the Posr on
opportunity to enjoy little needed
rest,ss there will be no paper issued
from this Office next week. The Posi-
will come forth again on the It'll of
January, presenting brighter and
more cheerful appearance than ever.
II wishes It's many friends and sup
porters a merry Christmas and a
happy New Year.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1892-12-22
BIG STORE GAP ind POWEL'S WILEY
RAILWAY COMPANY.

r. Al. Ayers, Pres't.
]. Taggart, v: Prest:
"A. 3. Eaton, Superintend,nt.
GENERA. OFFICES BIG srosE Gar, Va.
transfer line for freight and passenger business
between the Soutl, Atlantic & Ohio and Louisville
Nashville Railroads and the fnruacesof the Aappa-
laclian Steel 4 Iron Co.
Trains leave the lnterment and Central hotels as
follows:
8. west. .... Z 100 p.
S.A. & o. train, going south BOO a. m.
~ 81 els D. m.
For further information regarding freight and
passenger traffic, apply to
w. C. Harrington. Sec,
lutermont Hotel. BIG STOKE GAP y