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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-29

The commercial treaty between Germany and
Ne republic Of Colombia has been signed II
Bogota.
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L,oR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION TUESDAY.
Il ACGCSr sESoSp. 1892 HALF;PAsT FIVE

Il 49, 81 SECOND. lSg2 HALfPAsT FIVE
Forty 81 land situated atWest End station Pals
Church. This valuable tract fland i Just north Of
tho RAJ road station where trains and repass daily
TO and from Ms-LiEs:on city, Is elevated and we'll
drained part OF which Is covered with large, fine
original Cak and chestnut trees The tract Is We
adarted for Subdivision. would make Handsome
site TO- college seminary. hotel other pubic IN
ssftutoR. OF coud oe rIate 81 the most beautiful
and eonvsr"nt rrlyste r--d-nces around Washington
city The owner .: tails property Mr.. L. y. Cor dom
perg p1seSsst VI interests ~ the west that demand
his inIue Sac personal attention. therefore land
Will be sod without limitation reserve.
Terms Ons-tlr,: cash. the bxiapce on easy terms
dercsit 81 -hD will be scuired when property in
Struck OF Ier.o~ 70 he complied with IN twenty days
peEtect u;ie given o. deposit refunded
Parties ca HnE uIcn me At my once Mr. l. g
Gordon AZ West End T. T. station. Falls Church viii
Be shown the property. Trains leave sh deSot 81
1:lO AMI u ?. m 10 IVES: End Fails Church and
return 20 washington al 30 ?. For further In
formation address
. JAMES T. CLEMENTS,
fy2g-T LII st n W. Washington. d. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-29

1t isn't caring whether school keeps or moi
that bothers q man. It's caring whether the
ice keeps.
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CEo- W sTICKNEY. Auet-. 1416 New York ave.
TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
Geo. W. sTICKNEY. Auc.-. 14l6 New York ave-
TRrsTEEs, SALE OF VERY yAIrABIE M

1RrSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M
PROvED PROPERTY, BEING HOUSE NO. 1859
SIXTH STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue g certain deed Of trust recorded in Liber
No 1850. teilo 13. OF the land records su- the
District q and y the request of the psrty
Premises. m TUESDAY, THE NINTH DAY OF
Angus 1872. at FIVE O'CLOCK +. NJ, the fol-
lowing deseriee real estate and the improvements
Thereon situate n he city Of Wellington District Of
COlnba. to Wit Part .: original lot g. square, Az
and further described BY nIetes and bounds follows
Be-fnntnE a; the northeast Of said lot and
rur-n thence sOltb 20 feet. thence % .ee. AZ
taeLs-. tn north 20 feet. theme o3 feet AZ
inete- 90 piNre % oegtnnirz Soi subject certain
deed o. trust g secu-e the of 600 dated De-
eenbe- H. 1890 three after date. with interest
from June IL 1891.
Terms % ssie: OnehaN cash n excess Of said deed
OF trust ana TIC balance n year with interest at
che rae ofN rer certuin psr annuin. payable semi
annually. al cash. a the option Of the purchaser
500 depCst az tine Of sale Terms couhplted
with In ten dag or the prNrer-y Will be resod the
risL AID cost q as:aUtins purchassr. AL conyeygnc
tng and recording At rU-- hasa. cost
.-os-.,.,. yNHS \, AEAS . Tru.,.es.
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cost OF dsfa0IH E4gK Eq iSh e p,Ipo
tx22 nokdae RENI II IEIGHT0N I TUT
nUNCANsoN BROS. AUCTIoNEERs.
~ 9TH AND SITS NV

day. of July. A. D. 1850, and duly recorded among
the land records for the District q Columbia in Lfber
1872 folio 45 and at the request Of the party thereby
secured, We will sell by public auction on FRIDAY
THE FIFTH DAY OF AUGUST, A. b. 1892, at
that CERTAIN real estate lying and being in the
Ser,d Sb.pberd as nj
(342j
Terms Of sale One third cash, balance in equal in
stallments at one and two years from day Of sale.
secured BY deed Of trust the premises Sold or ali
cash, at the option Of the purchaser. deposit OF
Of purchase AZ eonvsysncing and recording at pur-
chasers cost II terms Of sale not complied with
70 resell at the risk and cost Of the defauting pur
chaser after nvs days notice Of such sale by adver-
hsement In some Newspaper published in the District
Of Oolurphia. FERD, WELLER, Trustee.
ty25-d&ds CHRISTIAN XANDER, Trustee,
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Merely . Hot weather "MuIhafton."
The Baltimore and Ohio ofacs at Pittsburx
deny the story Of . riot among workmen on .
train and say there was no trouble along their
lines. A policeman ct Glenwood ays one man
attempted to get on . train whom the guard
pulled . revolver and compelled him 70 take
his seat This, he says, was The only trouhla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-29
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
T ATIMKR h SLOAN. Auctioneers. 14o7 @ IT.
SPECIAL SHOE SALE.

Including Ladies. Gerts and Chiidrea's Of az kinds
ana .sss, in a. about 500 Da'r' most of them By
On MONDAY. AUGUST FIRST. 1892. at TEN
i4S9 street v. NIL sell. without reserve about SO
pairs Of assorted shoes
Terms cash LATIMER 4 SLOAN.
ty2S-dts Auctionesrs.
nUNCANsON BROS. Aucts. cor. 9th D SITS. nv
SALE OF ENTIRE CONTENTS OF THE "soHgEL:
ROAD. NORTH OF BoGNpARY sTREET. A
oCnoCK M saII on ~: i nSsaisss u az
eniir. contents q tho schust1sn Park Hotel" con:
IMarbie-iop Table. 74lieht Chandelier.
S sma g. Tables: ass. sscts
3 Round Wal. Tables. 3keAsctors.
q Wal; P s. Chairs. Bar, and Fixtures. with
2Rockins Chairs, M.rble-top Bar.
Lot Of Mating on door. CANNON. mounted
window shades. Large Iron Flower
Tool Chest. 1Cupboard.
: Lot Of American, German. Irish Swiss and French
Lot Of ), I. and Sinch White and Colored Globes.
Lot other numerous. articles not mentioned.
~ putSCANsoN BROS. Apcts..
jy27-dts 9th and b. SITS. NV.
5Is hgsTSEss 10 eS
on M6spAY. hta JUST Fist: 1saa. = SIX
O'CLOCK P ~ in front Of the premises: win sell
NUMBERED S7s ir0ntns 90 feet on Ninth north.
a an alley. and i%proVed by iTans
and
payable semi-annually 5000 to Sc deposited At time
Of sale c'n's' %xnfr 4 est # CO..
ty25-dkds Auctionseis.
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GEo. ". sTICKNEY. Auct. l426 New York ave-

TRTSTEES, SALE OF TALUABLE IMPROVED
BETWEEN G AND u STREETS NORTHEAST.
virtue of certain deed Of trust recorded In Liber
the District q Columbia and At the request Of the
SAY y Of aUsSsf fh 1s5 I'VE O'CLOCK H..
the following described real estate with the improve
ments thereon, situate in the city Of Dis
t-ict of Columbia. to witt All Of lot numbered eighty
two (sl) In Samuel W. Currfden and Joseph s. Bo ss'
subdivision In square numbered eight hundred and
fifty pne (Sj9), the Is recorded In book Is,
page 164 Of the surveyors of the District Of Co
lumbia Sold subject to deed Of trust to secure
the sum Of q, SOS
Terms OF sale Cash In excess OF said decd of trust
e100 deposit at time Of sale to be complied with
in ten days property VIII be resold at the risk and
cost OF defsulting PURCHASER
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
ID ATCLIFFE. DARN co .Auct...

DESIRABLE Tvo-sToRY AND CELLAR BRICK
HOUSE,. NO Go ACKER STREET NORTH
EASI BEIMLEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH AND
4 AM SThEErs BY AUCTION:
On FRIDAY. JULY TWENTY-SINTH, 1892, AT
SIX O'CLOCK z. NJ we viii soIl b. public auction.
IN From: Of the rre-s,s@s,
THE FAST Is FEET FRONT BY THE DEPTH
THEREOF or LOT 90 IN SQUARE no S6l.
Improved by desirable two-s.o-y siK-room baywin.
dow hrtck house. with all modern improvements and
Generated cellar. al IN good coudit on An elegant
opportunity to secure good Investment or 20 obtain
home.
Terms Over and above incunbrance of 81. 500 TO
be paid in cash deposit OF 800 to be paid az the
time Of sale Terms 70 be COMPLIED with IN nfteen
days from the dav Of sale the right To resell AZ the
r1sk and defaaltns purchaser Is reserved
Convey ancinz recording. sc. AZ purchasers cost.
RATCLIfFE, DARR CO.
ty25-d&ds Auctioneers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-29

Temperature At Atlantic City Twenty De-
gress Cooler Than Washington.
You can spend Sunday there by taking special
train via Pennsylvsnis railroad. leaving at x.05
pm. tomorrow. Round-trip rate, o. 50. Tick
cts valid for return until Monday.-Adpt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-29

"Miss Bhmkins says she doesn't Dance" said
one young man to another at a picnic.
Does she, though" was the reply. swell,
you should hive seen her . few minutes ago
when bug went down her back"
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FUTURE DAYS.

TgcMAs BOWLING SON. Aucts 612 Est. n ".
LARGE BRICK BUILDING. USED AS BREW
Try, ONE LARGE PAVILION AND ICE
HOUSE, THREE LARGE SHEDS, LOT OF
BRICK. TWELVE VERY LARGE BREWERS
AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, AUGUsT FOURTH, 1soe, at
sb-e ARTICLES to be removed within sixty days from
day Of sale
Terms cash.
:y2S-dsds THOS. BOWLING L SON. Aucts.
Ego ". sTICKNEY. Auet.. 141o New York
TRUsTEEs' SALE or VERY VALUABLE I'M
FOURTH STREET NORTHEAST.
BIZ virtue ~ certain decd .. trust recorded in
1ibsr No 14fS folio @ Of the land records for the
District Of Columbia and at the request of the party
secured thereby viii offer for sale IN front
premises, on WEDNESDAY. THE TENTH DAY OF
AUGC ST, 1880. at FIVE O'CLOCK NJ, the follow
ang destped property in The city Of Washington Dis
,tric Of CO.I5's. to wit Al Of lot numbered 81. in
Smith AMI Mars sbiiv.ston Of certain lots square
Isse . Of the surveyors oce of the District Of Co.
1uAbis sold 81 b-ct 70 Q certain deed Of trust to
cure thu sum 81 50 90 with interest
Terms a. sti-: One-hsf cash in of said deed
OF trust and the balance il year with interest
the rate OF per centun Per annuIi. psysble semi
srnus ". all cash. at the option OF the purchaser
500 deposit at time of sails Terms to be complied
r1sk and and cost Of dtlultinx purchaser All con-
veyaEcins and recording at purchasers cost.
JOHN +. ARMS. I r..
iyoS-eoikds GEO ". STlEKNEYS irustces-
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RADCLIFFE. DAKE CO. AUcr1oNEERs-
SATURDAYS SALE
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
HORSES, BUGGIES. SURVEYS,
HARNESS, BICYCLES, kc., &c.
On SATURDAY MORNING.,
JULY THIRTIETH.
At TEN O'CLOCK,
We will sell at
Sales rooms,
go Pennsylvania avenue northwest
A large collection Of
Household goods.
Suitable for
PARLORS, CHAMBERS,
LIBRARY AND DINING ROOMS.
SPECIAL:
STANDARD MAKERS.
AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ,
In front Of the sales rooms.
Horses. Wagons.
Surveys. Bugg1es.
Harness, &c,
To which we invite the attention Of buyerA
tycS2t RADCLIFFE. DARR CO.. Aucts.
EOR SALE
Il ina, besu.ifuy located building sits consisting
Of several ares more less. situated few hundred
yards west Of AQu-duet bridge. tcwr Of RCsyn,
On Potomac Heights accessible by Free bridge cleo
tire road now being finished With two steamers
nn every fteon minutes being part of the estate Of
the late X. y. Lloyd. known Fort Benntt. south
side OF Potomac river. overlooking Washington and
This property most desirable and viii be sold to
hiches. bidder ~ auction AZ FIVE O'CLOCK p. M
SATURDAY. JULY THIRTIEIH, 1892
Terms y cash. balance in d, IL and Is months So
cured By trust property. jy236t'
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When the leaden-footsd messenger boy gets
on bicycle it rs impossible to avoid the i'm
precision that the machine ID running away with
him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-29

When blazing skiss their blistsring brssssi
ding.
And collars wilt and garments closely cling,
You'd make large cash payment On the spot
II You could only be Hottsntot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-07-29

The sweet girl graduate turns with remark
able celebrity from the dsclension Of latin nouns
to declining ofYers of matrimony.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1892-12-15

In establishing new paper there are
ALWAYS hundred Of trials, troubles and
POPULATIONS to be met and contcndcd with
that the uninitiated" wot not Of" The Posi-
however, is now getting owes these un-
pleasant difficulties, and after this weeks
issue will be better equipped to get the
papee with more ease and promptness.
Last weeks large edition had to be worked
off on the large power press by man power;
now Potion water motor is IN position
and furnishes power for the newspaper
and job presses.
The water power is furnished by the
Big Stone Gap Water Go. ]. L. Jennings,
superintendent, is in charge of the water
works, and would be glad to figure with
all parties needing power Of any capacity.
The reservoir of his company is located
at an elevation of 1876 feet above the town,
thus giving pressure of about IT'S pounds
to the square inch. The water motor
possesses many advantages over the steam
engine; there is no coal to buy. no smoke,
no ashes, no firing up to he done, is much
cheaper, no engineer to pay and is always
ready. Come in and see the little beauty
do her work in the Posr printing office.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1892-12-15

THE souvenir edition of the Chatta-
nooga Times greatly surpasses anything
heretofore attempted in the south in the
publication Of great newspaper. On
tile Sth inst. Adolph s. Ochs moved his
paper into the magnificent new six story
building recently completed by him for
this purpose, and on that day souvenir
edition was issued, containing ffty-two
pages. The cover is on exceptional fine
piece Of photographic art, in colors. On
the first page Of cover is shown the Times
splendid new home, while on the back is
given the picture Of beautiful Indian
maiden, her head bearing crown OF
twelve delicately tinted feathers, each
feather representing one of the twelve
railroad systems that center at Chatta-
nooga; her necklace represents the Ten
nessee river, and to her is given the name
chattanooga" On either side of the
girls picture is represented the manu-
featuring industries of different kinds
that have been the well-spring of growth
to that prosperous young city. Mr.. Ochs
is certainly newspaper man of superior
ability, and deserves the success he has
attained.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1892-12-15
The Post.

Last week large number OF copies Oh
the Posr were sent out to different parties
all over the country who have interests at
Big Stone Gap, and who, no doubt would
like to keep themselves posted as to the
development and advantment going on
here. Many of these sample copies were
sent to former subscribers of the Beg
Stone Post, some of whom may get the
similarity of the names of the two papers
mixed in their minds and form the idea
that the present is merely revival OF the
old paper. Such, however isnot the case,
as The Big STONE Gar Posr is entirely a
new paper, under new management and
in no wise connected with the affairs OF
the late Big Stone Post; therefore, all
parties wishing to be placed on the regu-
lar subscription book should send in sub
scription price--$I, 00-at once.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1892-12-15
Two
For One!

BIZ special arrangements NTH the Pub
fishers, all subscribers to the BIG STONE
GAP POST, who pay $l.95 inside the neat
sirty days aCiU receirc, IN combination
acith tie POST, for t,UslUe mouths, the
great semi-monthly Agricultural a1d
Household journal, HOME and FARM.
HOME and FARM IS recognized as the
leader IN enterprising agricultural journ-
alism. 1t has recently been enlarged to
si1teen pages, and IS more attractive than
ever. It's list Of contributors contains the
names of practical farmers all orer the
South It's Home Department IS u'lsnr-
passed. Its department devoted TO Chill
dren IS a well-spring Of pleasure IN erery
household. Send an goaB subscription to
THE BIG STONE GAP POST and
avith 1t get this great agricultural and
Home journal almost Free for One Year.
If you want these t,oo papers IN romba-
nation, clip ont and fill IN the following
blank, being particular to vrite name and
address plainly, i1close $1.85 and address
the same 10 The Big Stone Gag Post,
Lock Boa 20. Big Slime Cop, Va.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1892-12-15

Now THAT merry Christmas is drawing
near, let everybody remember that the
happiest persons on earth are those who
bask in the pleasant realization of the
fact that they have been the means Of
making some one else happy At Christ
mas time always remember the poor and
the little children. While the poor need
your attention and assistance to relieve
their wants and snfferings, the little ones
also need kind and gentle treatment and
should be made to enjoy themselves, that
they may grow up, and, after long years,
point back with pleasure to the pleasant
time enjoyed by them on certain merry
Christmas through your efforts. ltmakes
better men and better women of them,
and trains their lives up on the sunny
side of life.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1892-12-15
Important to Big Stone Gap and
Her Business Men.

For town to enjoy large and salts
factory volume of trade, it is necessary
that the public be provided with con-
yenient facilities for reaching the town.
AS it is, Big Stone Gap has been standing
in her own light by allowing thousands OF
dollars of trade that naturally belongs to
her to be cut off simply by her failure SO
far to expend few hundred dollars III
building about ten miles Of road from this
place to the top Of Black mountain lead
ing to Whitcsburg, Letcher county, Ken
lucky. If there was good wagon road
from this point to Whltesburg, KY, the
people of that section, covering territory
of many miles, would naturally give their
trade to this place.
The county of Letcher has already con-
structed o good wagon road from Whites
burg to the top of the mountain, on the
Kentucky side, and, while they are making
an effort of the kind to bring their trade
to this place, it certainly stands the bust
ness men and the town in hand to assist
them in the undertaking, as they are the
ones to be largely benefited by it's COM
pletion.
Merely as o matter Of suggestion, the
Posr would call The attention Of the peo-
pie of the town TO the fact that the con-
dition of the corporations finance is now
in better condition than it has ever been
before. City checks are now worth lOO
cents on the. dollar, and with the careful
management rs displayed by those in
charge Of the city's affairs, there is no
likelihood Of their dropping under this
value. While this is the case, could the
offices Of the city do better thing than
to vote, say as much rs $500 toward the
building of the road9 In the event this
ia done, then, no doubt the county court
would appropriate as much for the same
purpose, which would besuficient money,
no doubt, to build the road to the Ken
lucky line, and then let the business men
of the town donate sufficient money to
meet our neighbors of Kentucky on the
top Of the mountain.
These are merely suggestions on very
important matter affecting the business
interests Of the town, and it is hoped that
those closely interested in the matter will
take it up and give ii that attention it
deserves.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1892-12-15
|ef an am ndaaant tosar consultation, and
paahfng Go to passage, thai will elect
thoschief magistrate Of our overnmcnt
|by q majority Of the popular vote instead
Of she Electoral College SYSTEM
Compliment to Gen. Ayers.

The following from the Bristol Nesps
but voices the sentiment, irrespective of
politics, Of alf'who know and are familiar
with the services rendered the state Of
Virginia by General Ayers:
"a movement has been inauguratcd by
the citizens of Big Stone Cap, and sec
onded by the Posr Of that place, having
for its object the nomination and election
of General Rufus A. Ayers as governor of
Virginia.
General Ayers services to the state
and personal popularity are beyond ques-
ton, and that he will make an able, con-
scientious and efficient governor re have
no doubt. The honor is deserving and
would be we'll bestowed. The southwest
by her vast resources and Importance is
entitled to distinguished recognition;
and it would be but q fitting tribute
that the next governor should be
chosen from among her able and
worthy sons. Should the mantle fall up
on Che shoulders Of General Ayers it
would call forth a'hearty amen from us.
We have seen him struggle up from a
poor boy, unaided save by his own efforts,
to position OF affiuence and honor among
his fellow men, and from among such
should the state choose her rulers.
We have written the above on our own
responsibility, without solicitation from
any source, feeling that it was but just
and proper to say something in common
dation of deserving, energetic citizen OF
the southwest.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1892-12-15
A Change Needed.

Are We free and independent people?
Does the laws Of our government grant
unto us that freedom and Independence
of which we so proudly boast? Is the
great master-wheel, that in measure
controls the machinery Of our govern-
mental affairs in. and under the control of
the people of the United Statess If so,
We should he content; If not, then there
is room for complaint and demand for a
correction Of our deficient laws.
These pertinent questions are drawn
out Id considering the present mode Of
slectiag the chief magistrate Of our ma
ton. Our existing laws governing this
important matter are neither fair nor just.
The Elecsora. College takes freedom Of
viii, out Of the hands Of The many and
places shs controlling power in the bands
of tho few. This is not in accordance
ash American views and ideas of indie
! dcncs. 70 illustrate, it viii he re-
8 Rendered that In ssss7 4 one electoral vote
z placed Nj. Hoyes In The Presidential
chair against d popular majority Of ss550, s
900 votes east by free and independent d
s,aopIe. Not onll iii this instance, but
time after time have the majority had to
.succasns I'd tic wli Of slle minority under
.t''sis unfair syste
TIE tine IlaS conc tl,at the cool beaded
mid sober pai 81 present tives Of one
d ,ant ry Of Dotia id il les, SHOULD take this
ias ser III sand sltapg &C. the national
cons tiua Old exist
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1892-12-15
The Bristol Nears has this to say of thu

The Bristol Nears has this to say of the
Posr:
eve are greatly pleased to see the Big
Stone Post revived after several months
suspension. By its short rest it has lost
none of its brightness and viyasity, Mr.C'
A. Harris is editor and general manager,
and from the specimen he has just issued,
will not be ons whit behind his distin-
gnished predecessors, Colonel Sears and
Mr.. Edwin Barbour. in the editorial con-
duct. The Posr is independent in poll
tics, and its principal Office will be the
npholding of the rising Virginia city, Big
Stone Gap. May the Posr live to accom-
p.ish all that it proposes"
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1892-12-15
Local notices cents per line irst insertion; Seen

Local notices cents per line arst insertion cents
each subsequent insertion
Guaranteed weekly Circulation OF over
One Thousand.
The Posr guarauteer 10 lis adyestaers weekly Sis,
crlntion of over One Thousand. 1t starts ou WIN
this bopaged Hist, while hundreds oil others VII. ~
added week after week. The subscription BOOK Is
open to advertisers for examination.
Advertisers contracting for space by year w1il
be entitled to four changes of advertisement during
the year.
On contracts for space FOR shorter time than one
year reasonable advance over above rates VAL oe
charged.
No ssdead" OF unpad-io. advertisements carried ~
this paper When contract expires 20 WIZ u'''
appear.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1892-12-15

The Bristol Courier says: "The first
issue Of the Big Stone Gap Posi- is very
ereditable. We think, though, that it is
a size too large for the town." Thank
you, Brother Slack, for the compliment;
but you never worry over the size Watch
the torn aud paper both grow and con-
tinue to enlarge.