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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-03-16
coal mines by the whitney syndicate

coal mines by the Whitney syndicate
| of Boston, and the possible repeal Of
the duty Of rs cents ton on foreign
coal coming into the United States,
might affect the business of the Flat
Top (Pocahonias) Coal Co., which
now carries such large quantities OF
coal into New England. This, il
true. would affect also the Big Stone
Gap section when the development
Of it's coal fields makes it a factor in
the market. But, bearing on this
point. business man from Boston,
who has connections in the Dominion,
said to me recently, as / travelled with
him en- route to Harrogate: "Such a
fear is groundless, if for no other
reason, because of the marked in
feriority of the Canadian coal. The
Grand Trunk railway, a government
institution, would, as matter OF
pride. use the Nova Scotia coal, of
course, if it could; but on the score
Of economy, it finds its interest lies
in paying more for coal from the
United States. Some mill owners at
Northampton, Mass, who built a
branch mill for the manufacture of
fabrics in Nova Scotia, so as to effect
saving in their Dominion business,
find that they can make as much
steam with 200 tons of American
coal, as with 800 Of local coal, and
consequently use the American. You
will be surprised" he said further,
"to know that there are four firms in
Queen Victoria street, London, sell
ing Pocahontas coal; and tnat the
North German Lloyd { Steamship
Line has coal bunkcrs at Southamp-
ton and Plymouth, England, and
Brcmerhavcn, Germany, for supply
ing their ships on their western voy-
age. These bunkers are kept re-
plcnishcd by large freighters that
carry over the Pocahontas coal. Of
course it is an old story that the trial
trip of the vessels of the new y. 5.
Navy and the fastest trips of the
Atlantic grcyhounds are made on
Pocahontas coal" These facts will
later be feather in the cap of Big
Stone Gap, for her coal has several
points of superiority over the Poca-
hontas coal.
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Forty barrels u Day.

Harris & Bnquo, Erin, Tenn, manu-
facturcrs Of the celebrated Erin Lime, say
thew have great faith in Drnmmond' :
Lightning Remedy for Rheumatism. One
of their principal coopcrs was laid up with
Rheumatism until induced to take Drum
mond's Lightning Remedy. After taking
two bottles he went to work. and has
since been making FORTY BARRELS PER DAY.
If your druggist has not got this remedy,
write to Drummond Medicine Co., 1880
Maiden Lane, New York, and they will
send YOU full particulars. Agents wanted.
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Another Killing in Lee County.

Last Saturday evening two boys
by the name Of Myers and Lawson
got on a drunk at Pennington's Gap,
and while in the livery stable at that
place, Myers drew his pistol and un-
dertook to fire it off in the stable, just
for the purpose, as he said to raise a
little "Billy Ill.," Lawson tried to
prevent him from firing the pistol,
which enraged him, and turning on
Lawson, fired twice, both balls tax
ing effect, one in his stomach and
one in one of his legs. The boys
were about Is years old each. Law
son died Monday morning from the
effect of his wounds.
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His Fifth Wife.

Mr.. jefferson Neh', of Lee county,
Va, not long since was married to
Mrs. WIN. Riley, of Tenn. This is
Mr.. Ncn's fifth matrimonial venture,
he having mourncd the loss of four
former companions within the last
II or Is yrars. Mr. Nefl' is now pos
sibly 80 years of age, and is as gaiy
as a two year-oId If the same con-
dition of affairs continue till he has
attained ripe sad age the chances
are that he will make respectable
record in the matrimonial line.
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The Hrass Band.

The members of the Big Stone Gap
brass band are to be congratulated
on the progress they are making and
their rapid improvement in musical
way. Under the dictatorship of DR..
S. l.. Whitehead, they now play a
large number of choice selections,
and render them in frstclass style.
The town may expect something en-
ioyablc in the way of evening sere-
nades this summer.
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Garden Seed.

The same line of garden secds-F. "
Wood & Son's-as have heretofore been
handled by " G. Shelton 4 Co.. will be
found in stock ut j. ". kelly's new drug
store, Ayers building, Wood avenue.
These seed ha.cseiscn better satisfaction
sham a,ly>athcrs. ever sold here. Gardeners
should call early before the assortment is
broken.
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e..n., omcial Directory.

,. ,oo,, hrs, Monday ia Nprh September a a"
Circuit con- uopn,~o>. Judge, Gate City va
p'r''"'''' 1,r>.,av after the fourth Mondo>
County cow ~ ". SSttN, Judge. big STONE
'|F' '.....,l,l.. >,.orncz-H. r Hrrcr' Wise c
H. ,. Va and c.-sai, Court Clerk + l'rrs' Wise
c II "a v,,..> lioo,pnooK. Vie G. H., Va
$he'in ~ ~ s. N,vwf,I. Ni,ec D., Va, ri.
lrea, ....,l..,rnr Of Sclools-WM r kf>Sk''' hs
Si"ie G"P $ Y. TAYLOR Sor'on, Va" y.
C"anl} '..sr of Revenue Eastern pistrc'-"' W.
l'<yfe,', W,c' 81 r. revenue Western pisiret-p. G.
*Dr,>. Wi-cC -, Va
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Killing Near Rose HilI, Va.

1t is reported here that, while IN a
drunken row last Sunday night,
near Rose Hill, Lee county, Will
Eads shot and instantly killed Nor
gan Eads. Both reported as desper-
ate and dangerous characters.
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Gu hundred and twenty thousand cy-
psess shingles for sale hy w. T. Baker.
srxn ra.copy al The rosr'> illustrated
catalosuc aud premium list Enclosc two
2-ceni slamp>.
Mn. ". NIcDowELI. has returned
from kentucky.
Jrpcr T. NJ. l'cLroN, was in town
several days this week.
Mr II. II BrLLl1r is back from his
North Carolina trin
M .l>o NJ HARDIN, of johnson
CITY Tenn, arrived yesterday.
@. 5 Harris and Levi Lewis left
Taesiay morning for Dickinson
connty.
Co. G. T. Sears, formerly editor of
theGig Stone Post, is now on the
editorial force Of the New York
Worll
NJ JAMES w. YOU'LL, of the
firm of o'oo,lIoc u Youcll leaves to-
day for a three weeks visit to his
oldhomr at Craigsvillc, Va.
'l'lIn bcautfu!balmy spring wealth.
srsya~ "nippcl in the bud vcstcr-
aayauonlinS by the sudden appear
anee of q respectable mid-wintcr
sasw storm
M W W hamburger who, with
sehelmerhorn and others Of New
afk ity. owns a large body Of land
q fi'ls section, will be here this spring
to- See toit
sNrENNrrNpCNrJ J. l.. Jennings, of
ffle "a'er-works, is putting in
slla foundation ior his residence on
ssEoo' avenue, at the foot Of Imboden
bill near Stonc-a academy.
Attorncy r. r. Irvine returned
selwIay from Chri>tiansburg, Ky,
Wlleic, on the eth INST, he attended
sllesmarriagc Of his father, Mr.. \. w.
Fsllne. to Mrs. f. G. VenaLle.
" K. \. AYERS returned Satur-
1886 from Washington, where he had
sssse 10 look after Virginia's interest
lc Virginia Tennessee boundary
s suit. He says decision Of the
eHsR can hardly be expected for several
vet
EIa r. MECH, practical sewing
sseshnc rcpaircr, has been employed
@ apt. w. II. l}lanton to work
M and repair the secondhand ma
~ which he has taken in as part
gent on his numerous sales of the
Davis. Among them are a
number Of first class machines,
Dir. Wclch is making them all
like they were just from the
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Mr.. G. G. Scott, who is the rep

Mr.. G.. q. Scott, VINO Is tie rep
rescntative of the Singer Sewing Ma
chine Co.. in East Tennessee and
Southwest Virginia, with headquar-
tiers at Bristol, was in town Tuesday
Mn. THos. E. NEEpHAM, a first-class
printer and good all-round newspaper
man who for several months has been
employed by the Posi-. left yesterday
| for St Louis, No. The PosT's best
wishes follow you, Tommy, wherever
fate may see fit to drop you.
Attorney H. G. Mcdowell return
ed Sunday from trip to Lexington,
Ky. where he was summoned to the
bedside of his mother, who had been
very sick for some time. With plea
sure the Posi- reports her improved
condition
DR.. .Jno. NJ. Whitehead, of Hub
bard's Springs, Lee county, was in
town Sunday. The doctor is cele-
bratcd vetinary surgeon, and covers
quite number of Virginia and Tenn
essce counties every year in this
line of of work
Mr.. w. r. HAMILTON, of the Twin
CITY Mil Co., Bristol, went home
Yesterday on his return from an OK
tended trip along the lines of the N.
4 w. and the L. d \. roads. He
rcports an excellent trade on his
flour.
S. r. JESSIE has put up an Eli
oft telephone line from the post office
to his residence, distance of over a
quarter of a mile. 1t is vibratory
line. and while it has number OF
sharp angles and crooks in it, it
works to perfection.
Mn. E. J. BIRD, Sn., of the Appa-
lachian Furnace. has applied for the
lots in block 246, plat 6, on which to
erect an $500 residence. The lots
are lust across the S. A. " 0. r. Il.
from the furnace, point which will
give him a view of all his works.
Mr.. James NJ. Hodge, of this place,
a member Of the American Institute
of Mining Engineers, left "Wednesday
for Pinevillc, Ky, to take charge OF
the two mines and the coke ovens OF
the breckenridge Coal Co. We
hope the development here will soon
bring him back.
DIR. c. d. KuNKEL, who has close
" attended Maj. Harrington since
his serious accident on the Sth inst,
reports his patient as doing remark
ably well, considering the serious
nature of his wound. Encouraged by
the favorable reports of his physic-
ian the Majors many friends hope
for his earl Y recovery.
c. A. MonRELL, who has been in
the employ of the electric light COM
panv of this place for the past two
years. left week ago Thursday to
take the position Of superintendent of
the plant at Big Stone Gap. tie
will he greatly missed both i'll bnsi-
ness and social circles, and his many
friends here wish him success in his
new field.-Middlesborough News.
Who will be the first patriotic set of
good, wcll-qualificd men to come out
and announce themselves as candi-
mates for trustees of the town who are
willing to serve for the good of the
town, and not for pay? Mark the
Posr's prediction, there'll be no $500
per meeting in it next year, and who
ever fills the mayors chair will work
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srccr,rIoys TO TUE PCBLlc.

81 fpr.mt : 0Gicin Gnidc
,.,.,.... an n,ail ,ia,tcr lcgby and fully, Give
,...tg;rc and STATE in tnll. street ana u"uH'
suu,b.r II the oacc hca small one "'' '' ''''''
- ,.,, ,,or name and address upon upper 'ci'-
1o,., corner ~ ailmaticr nailed by YOU -,
81 ON foreign letters always place the name "'
s'.'ul r ',' a>c .u yu,clorc> Stamped envelopes
ss @Erri,,cr an vtloah' letters.
$40 SIND inn,r, ly Money Order.
~ ANS stamp, securely on the upper riEn'-""''''
tender n, postage stamps money so 'nn-
i.,- a.. be- uurirran ur more tiiH' tW'h'y-"Nc
sen In coairrr or riic,rl coins MI.
3D. me-, n>k the postmaster or GERS ~ "'''N
stnup- for Non- ,.,,,,,,, nv money
eIo-p not a, credit Tor '>''g' stamps or ''o"'9
~ n, NOT tenl,r checks or drafts npaymcit Tor
,ra,., ..rl,r, or any money except that which Is ic-
ssl ,,,l.r. and National bank notes
Pc - non cofii,r az cnycopc> Supplied ny n"'c'>'
sii,,r y,h,, Disposal >lDd b" made OF ic''"r II "'
IT, Post ONice Department deems it quite import
~, ,n,t ri, tn. pa,r,a oI pos; offices should supply
,ss,l,,. ,,itl Nonriily Postal Guide. II w"nid be
snsh.ir Interest and business advantage. aH wei IT,
ysstl r tc interest 81 the postal service since 1t
gan lrl,, about more accurate knowledge" 'here
r,,lrr.,, ~ that service, would reduc" the amount
efmnI u,,,rcr imnrrpo5ly addressed poorly wr"pPen
ossi,sufi,ortlV stamped. aud would largely dinihiN
tbenurh.r ~ i.;sr, ;l packages GONG l" the pcau
5.s,,, 0aicc Very respectfully.
- $ r. JtsS.E, Asst i. NJ.
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rmnortant TO stock breeders

B. C. Richardson, of Paint Lick, KY,
will be at Big Stone Gap from the l5th'
TO Doth of this month (March) with sever
al head of finely bred Jacks, all young
and well broke, which he will either sell
for cash or trade~Gor good stock. The
animals arc from II to Ia l., hand high.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-03-16
Middiesborough Is Visited by another
DisasterOus Fire.

At i o'clock Monday morning a
fire broke out in the furniture factory
of Van Putten u Kamperman, at
NIiddlesborough, Ky, and in about
an hour the entire building, with a
large amount of furniture and lumber
was completely destroyed. The to-
tai loss is placed at $4,000 with an
insurance of only $4,000.
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The Big Stone Gap Colliery.

Progress is being made on the Big
Stone Gap Colliery Co., on Powells
River. The main entry is in some zoo
odd feet, with the coal in the head
ing about 100 inches thick; an air
way has been driven in over 100 feet
and the shaft for the vcntilating fur
mace excavatcd \ parallel entry,
several hundred feet off, has been
started and is driven in about 40 feet
already. Twcnty-cight houses are in
different stages of erection, some done,
others nearly so. This list includes
two superintendent houses, store
and office, stable, and dwellings, for
the workmen. The grading on the
branch railroad is going ahead rap
idly, the tip-housc is being erected,
and, if all goes we'll, coal may be
shipped June lst, possibly May lst
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ghc rosr is authorized to announce the
candidacy Of
JONATHAN T.. LIPPS
for re-rlectinn ro the Office Of County and
ssircuit Court Ccpk Tor Wise County. Va, at
the ensuing MAY election.
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Attorncy r. I. Irvine returned
p'ay from Chri~tiansburg, Ky,
r.. on the eth INST, he attended
pnarriasc Of his father, Mr.. \. w.
Ine. to Mrs. L. G. VenaLle.
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pieces.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-01-20
GUELPH TOWNSHIP.

Jan. 16-Some Of our farmers still
have corn in the field. We think al.
most everyone hereafter will try tC
gather their corn before winter sets
in.
Mint Champion spent Sunday al
home. He is working for his brother
in-law in Cowley county.
The four months winter term OF
school at Kinkade will close next Fri.
day.
A goOdly number here are awaiting
the opening of the Strip in the spring.
Mrs. Joe Rice has been sick the past
few weeks with neuralgia.
The weather has moderated and
the snow nearly all gone.
The literary at Guelph Friday
night was a failure, owing to bad
weather.
Clarence DilwOrth is back from
Wayne, where he has been working for
Purcell Mill and Elevator Co.
The dance at Will Peters Tuesday
night was well attended and the boys
report good time.
Rev. May is holding prOtracted
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-01-20
County Correspondence.
CICERO.


Jan. l6-Burt Williams and Miss
Lizzie DOrsett, were married last week
at the residence of the brides parents,
by Rev. Green.
The Alliance at its last meeting
elected officers as follows: A. TeSh,
Pres. A. BOtkin, Vice Pres. J. Z.
Curry, Sec. j. G. Stigers, Treas. and
W. II. Calvert, Lecturer. They also
voted to move the Alliance to No.
school house.
"Sextus' of the Standard, is visiting
friends at Marshall, Mo.
A successful meeting has Just been
closed at the Harmon Center school.
house, which has been carried on by
the Holiness people.
Mat Holiday, of Sedgewick county
is circulating around among friends
the past week.
Squire Martins first law suit came
very near being a fiizzle, on account
OF the age of his copy of the statutes
Wm. E. Scott, of Wichita, is visit
ing old friends in this community
who are always glad to see him.
Your Aunt" has passed twenty
December'S in this county and sht
thinks that this has been the cOldeSt
Of them all.
As the season has arrived for tht
peach bud liar to commence his dole
full predictions. | will fOreStall thu
earliest by saying that the buds arr
all right yet.
To answer half dozen inquire,
will say E. A. Woods gObbler was rails
ed by L. E. Flora, Wellington, anC
weighed over 25 pounds. The reason
given me by Mr.. Flora for the ligh
weight was that he was a Septemb be
Matched bird.
E. E. Friend is down on hunt il
The territory, east of Guthrie.
W. A. Burford has clock whicl
battles the skill of all clock tiDker
who have worked on it. 1t canno
be made to strike wrong while the,
are at work on it, and when takeT
home and started it will strike from
to 80 each hour. Z. A. Wood think
it has a familiar spirit or is bewitchet
and ought to be burnt at the stake.
The Santa Fe has discontinued tn,
office for the present at Cicero, ant
Mr.. Tucker will 90 to Attica.
Mr.. Hedrick was up from Cresen
City this week. Your AUNT" diC
not see him consequently does no
know how he is pleased with his nev
home.
The Alliance machine will start vi
this week and when they finish the!
will be enabled to pay the last CEN
Of their Indebtedness. They have al
last fell upon a plan of running tn,
machine that suits all the stock
holders. AUNT LIB.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-01-20
BIDDLE'S BOND.
An Effort Of the Topeka Banks to Take Advan.
tage Of the State Treasurer.

An Effort Of the Topeka Banks to Take Advan-
tage Of the State Treasurer.
1W. ID. McKinstry, who has been in
Topeka since the Inauguration await
ing the fling Of the bond of his prin-
cipal, W. H. Biddle, as state treasur-
er-elect, returned to Wellington Sat-
urday to spend few days with his
family and exert himself a little to-
ward securing Mr.. Biddle's bond.
The Topeka banks, four Ia number,
have promised all along that they
would assume s5OO,OOO (one-half) Of
this bond. When the other s5OO,OO
was raised, they asked Mr.. Biddle to
get 100000 more and let them of
with 100000 Mr.. Biddle acceded to
this and raised 100000 more. They
then showed a contract at him to
sign binding him to keep at all times
$4,000 on deposit in each bank,
or in other words give these banks
100000 capital to do business
Upon. Not content with the enor-
nous credit capital is given them by
the United States they also wanted
the states money to loan out at two
per cent. per month to unfortunate
citizens who are not in the banking
business.
This exactiOn had never been asked
of any previous state treasurer, we
presume for the reason that they
had always been under the thumb Of
the banks.
NJ. Biddle very properly told them
that he would refuse to qualify before
he would sign such contract. His
friends are now pushing his bond
in every section Of the state and in a
few days will have it ready to file in
dependent Of the banks.
Henry Howe took one to Caldwell
Saturday and has been circulating it
with good results and Mr.. McKinstry
goes out to Milan and Argonia today
on the same mission.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-01-20
MAYFIELD AND ANSON,

Jan. 16-The snow all gone and we
hope for fair weather for awhile at
least.
B. T.ROss, the nursery man living
midway between Mayfeld and AnSOn,
came up from southern Oklahoma a
few days since. He says that while
we were having snow and frozen
weather here through December and
the first part of January, they had
rain and open weather down there.
What snow they had there went off
by noon the next day.
Misses Bette aid Laura Owens, of
Milan, visited relatives and friends in
Maytield and vicinity the past week.
Geo. Steele, not Ex-Governor George
Steele of Oklahoma, but our own Geo.
Steele of Mayfleld, is circulating a
petition for his appointment to the
pOstmastership at Mayaeld. So far
as we know Mr.. Steele would suit the
people well.
II. c. Freeman, 3 miles north of
Mayaeld, received a telegrama a day or
two ago announcing the death of his
father, at Liberty, Ind. The telegram
was delayed along the road SO long
that Mr.. Freeman was not able TO
reach Indiana before the burial.
When the government owns the tele-
graph lines, kilograms cannot only be
sent for One-half or One-third the
present price TO the sender, but when
telegraph operator in the employ
Of the government trifes with i'm
pOrtant dispatches by taking his own
time in sending or delivering them,
the government will dismiss him and
give somebody else an official position.
ANONYMOUS.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-01-20
Caldwell Journal.

Mrs. Palmer, wife of H. S. Palmer
living seven miles west of this city,
died last Sunday afternoon at Ave
O'Clock, after a long, lingering illness.
The cause OF her untimely end was
cancer.
Deputy Sheriff Ed Williams nipped
two fellows named Charles Roach aDd
Joe Allen, charged with stealing slOC
from a trunk owned bv John COrzine
living near Drury, on the q ult,
They are being held for trial.
City Marshall Mclean caught a
travelling saloon at the Rock Island
depot last Sunday night in the per.
son Of a man named Harris. When
arrested he had on his person no less
than four bottles of whiskey and
several glasses. He was after every.
thing in sight and had been doing a
land Office business. He was fined
$40 and costs.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-01-20
Temperance Rally,

Next Sunday evening a grand
temperance mass meeting will be
held in this city. Hon. R. B. Welch
Of Topeka, and D. c. Miner president
of the Kansas State Temperance
Union, will make the addresses of
the evening. DR.. Miner speaks at
ArgOniatO-night, Thursday, and at
Conway Springs, Friday night. The
meeting in this city will probably be
held at the opera house.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-01-20
County Clippings.
Mulvane Record.

Our stock buyers are paying $3.50
for best hogs. The price Of grain is
improving.
Our schools are growing in popular
ity and so many pupils, outside Of the
district, are seeking admission that il
looks as though it will be necessary to
employ another teacher. Bert Hell.
6erts Oldest sen started in last Mon
day.
Rev E. c. Pollard is now in the
midst Of great revival in his church
In Augusta. Report received from
there last Monday stated that seven
ty-two had united with the NJ. Z.
church. A number of other converts
united with other churches. Bro.
Pollard is greatly encouraged in his
work.
The Chandler boys have had a claim
before the Interior Department for
some years, claiming certain rights in
the Cherokee nation, on account Of
heredity, that dates back more than a
hundred years. This claim is now al
most sure to be allowed. 1t will give
each one of them l60 acres OF land and
$4,000 In money, and 80 acres for each
child. This will give them a fine
send-Otf in the way Of securing farms.
People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-01-20

meeting at Guelph commencing Sun.
day.
Tom McGinniS. of Topeka, is visit
ing relatives in our community.
Georgia Fox has been confined tC
her bed the past week with chills.
Wheat and hogs are in good de,
mand at present and advancing in
price.
Rice, GrOOms & Co., say they can
shell corn just as well off the cob as
on. PAT.