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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-03-09

SErersr. KY., March 4, 1893.

SEBGEST. M, asaFch =, 'O''"'
Editor Post:
Ben Harrison leaves the White House
today anu Grover Cleveland Ellis his place
MAY The good work go on.
Circuit court is in session this week
with our new judge, Floyd Hail, pre-
siding.
Messrs. A. f., N. n. and Sam 7. Webb
went to Whitesi,urg Monday.
On last Monday week, Allen Loe en-
tered the store house of n. r. Craft, OF
era ftsville, and took about $50 worth OF
goods. He was pursued and captured
near Norton, Va, and brought TO Ken
tucky. He was lodged in Letcher's jail to
await trial. Doubtless he'll come out
as the-ald- saying is-"at the little end OF
the horn
Profs. James. j. and n. VI. Webb and
County Superintendent Lewis we're here
Saturday and returned Sunday, via
Whitesburg, where they will visit their
hest gals
Sam r. Webb and family have moved
to Thornton Creek.
A COW owned by j. L. Webb opened R
gate IL few nights ago which was lafched
and pegged and eat nearly two bushels OF
beans. Good enough for an old cow.
s. r. Webb made 4 flying visit to Lime
Fork Tuesday.
"Doctor" Lewis and John Bates, OF
Cumberland Valley Institute, passed
through here Saturday, for Horn.
Died, on the 2e!h ult., Mr.. Edward
Combs, of fever after ali illness OF several
months. We trust that our loss is iiis
eternal gain.
E. A. Hammons returned from Norton,
Va, Yesterday.
Elders W. r. Craft and Joseph Hall
preached to large audience at Milestone
Saturday and Sunday.
Nelson r. Craft, of Craftsville, passed
through here Tuesday for Whitcsbnrg.
The Posi- gets better each issue.
GLITTER SWEET"
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VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office Of the Cir
cult Court of the County of Wise on the
llth day of February, 1893. in vacation.
W. f. Harris, Plaintiff,
Against In Chancery.
Rcbecca Hyton & Others dft's)
The object Of this suit is to extract the title
from the heirs of John Huff deceased, to Il
acres rood and l.; poles of land situated in
Wise county, Va, on Black Greek, being
portion of 80 acres of the land purchased BY
w. T. Huff. deceased, from the heirs OF said
John Huff, aud which - acres rood and l3
poles was allotted to John II Huff in the division
of w. L. IIuif's estate and was conveyed by
said John Fl. Huff to the plaintiff. And an af-
fidavt having been made and filed that the
defendants Rebcca IIylton wife of Elisha Hyl-
ton, Sarah Branlam wife Of Andrew Branham.
VIM. Riley Huff Andrew j: Huff, Lucinda
Huff, John Huff, Rebecca Maggard wife of
William Maggard, Elizabeth Maggard wife OF
Alfred Maggard, and Isaac Boggs, heirs of
John Huff deceased are not residents of the
State of Virginia, it is ordered that they do
appear here within ID days after due publca-
ton hereof, and do what may be necessary to
protect their interest in this suit. And it is
further ordered that a copy hereof be pub
lished once week for four weeks in the Big
Stone Gap Posi-, and that copy be posted at
the front door of the courthouse of this ceun-
ty on the first day of the next term OF the
county court Of said county.
a copy-Teste: J. F. I.rrrs, Clerk.
JOS. l.. Kelly, Anderson Il Miller, p. q. III
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Born.

Saturday night, March 18th, to Judge
and Mrs. H. g. ". Skecn. son. He ar
rived little too late to attend Growers
inaugural, but Judge says.he has reSu-
lar democratic head OH him and some day
NAV have nm inaugural of his own.
Friday, March 5th, to Mr.. and Mrs
VIM. Wallis, on Poplar Hit, a son.
Gus w. Lowell WAS the man yon saw
doing the higl-stcp act on the street the
other day. It's girl and Gus. is as happy
AZ big sun-nower.
ITO lie continued in our next.)
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Personal.

Chas. S. Harris returned yesterday
from business trip to Lebanon, va.
Mr.. W. II. Nickcls, president of the
Bank of Big Stone Gap, is in town to-day
Judge W. T. Miller went to JonesviIle
Tuesday, to attend Circuit Court at that
place.
Judge H. S. X. Morrison, of Cate City,
and Mr.. J. II. Wood, Of Bristol, were
in town Sunday.
Gen. p. W. Hardin arrived Sunday last
and left on the l. L. N. train Monday
evening for Frankfort, Ky.
President W. A. Mcdowell, of the APP
pslacAian bank, left on business trip to
Lexington, Ky, Tuesday evening.
Mr.. James Fox, jr. returned yester-
day from business trip of several months
to New York and other eastern cities.
Attorney II. C. Mcdowell returned
Tuesday from trip into Tennessee. on
arc respectfully refurrcd to him as to its
nature.
". ID. Gvss, representing the old and
reliable Wholesale hardware house Of ".
W. Woodruff l. Co., Knoxville, Tenn, is
in town to-day.
Mr. W r. Hamilton. representing the
Twin Oitv Mills, Bristol, Tenn. went to
.Joncsvilc Wednesday. He is working up
a nice trade fos his -four in southwest Sir-
ginia.
G.nl Il. A. Ayers Is i'll Washington
CITY this week, looking after Eirginia' 4
interest in the great state line suit be-
tween the states OF Virginia and Tenn
eSsec.
Reg. !. B. Giles returned Yesterday from
Radrord. where he Was in attendance at
the Methodist Episcopal Annual Confer
ence which commenced Oh the end and
closed on the 9Th.
Mr.. Jno. C. RawlinS, of Chattanooga,
Tenn, manufacturer Of sewer-pipO, has
been here several days this week, looking
after the matter of furnishing the piping
for the sewerage system to he put in 10y
the city.
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! yIRiiIyIA: In the Clerks office Of the Cir
emit Court Of the county of WISE I'm che
| 18th day of February, 1899. In Yacation,
Southwest Virginia Mineral
Land Company, Plaintiffs,
Against In Chancerr.
Ernest Newell, ct al, Dtfts.
The object If the original and amended bill
is to obtain personal decree against defend :
ants on two notes each for $9l.66, dated jan
uary 18th, 1880, and due in one and two wears
from date respectively, bearing interest from
date, executed By w. II. Bingham and Ernest
Newell to plaintiff, and assumed by defend
ants, T. h. and j.. c. Harvey, and in default
Of the payment OF said sums to foreclose ven
doris lien on lot 20 of block 10 of "lmproye-
ment Co.. s Plat - Of the town Of Big Stone
Gap, Va, retained in deed from plaintiff to
Bingham aud Newell, dated January 18th,
1890, recorded in ID. d. II, D 142. And an
affidavit having been made and filed that the
defendants l.. C.. Harvey and r. C. Ballard
Thruston, Trustee, are not residents OF the
State Of Virginia, it is ordered that they do
appear here within II days after due pubica-
ton hereof, and do what may be necessary to
protect their interest in this suit. And it is
further ordered that a copy hereof be publish
cd once week for. four weeks in the
Big Stone Gap POsr, and that a copy
be posted at the front door of the court house
of this county on the first day of the next term
of the county court of said county.
copy-Testc: J. +. LIPS, Clerk.
R. T. Irvine, p. q. ll-4t
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The 1ntcrmont Closed.

On account of the serious and possibly
fatal accident to Maj. Harrington on yes
terdsy morning, the Intcrmont hotel has
been closed. Major Harrington has been
the popular proprietor Of the 1ntermont
for nearly twelve months, and through
many difficulties has conducted and man /.
aged it in first-cass style. TO him is due
much credit for the manner in which he
has conducted The hotcl, and with regret,
do the people ofthe town and the gencarI
pubic see the doors Of this popular hos
telry again closed.
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nj. WELLS, who has hecn candsctihg
The Gem Saloon, at the corner OF East 'itn
stree, and Wysndottc avenue, has clesea
~. h;a busincss 10 s. A. Collier, and the
Gem " now in the hands of JAS. Z. Slemp,
who has, many months past. catered TO
,hs ,,blic in Golfers saloon. Mr.Collser
sill continue business at his old stand on
Wvandcttc, and will also keep the 1em
moving on the corner.
IT rs said that some sixty masked men
:, Ruchanxn county went to q coiared
family living therein and conducted them
over she county line and warned them
never to come back there again. There
10 Int one other colored family living in
the county, and they arc to be gotten RID
Of A. once. The killing Of Shoriridgc
and nearly, il not quite. of Ratciift, at
R;chlands, recently, has raised the dander
Of the Buvhananitcs against the negro,
and that county will no. he healthy for
the "man and brother" for some time TO
come.
Mrs. S. W. Thackcr arrived on the LIST
inst, and, with her husband, is quartercd
at Mr. J. l.. Jennings Dir. and Mrs.
Thacker were married several months ago,
vt Highland Springs, Va, and, immedi-
atelv after tho event, on account OF ur-
gent business, Mr.. Thackcr was compeii-
cd to return here, leaving his young bride
At her old home, where she has been until
her arrival here. There is a considerable
amount of romance surrounding the court
shin and marriage Of the happy couple.
They met hut once before their union, it
was ease Of true love II. first sight; they
for months; were married;
scparated for months and now enter upon
the happy realization of the fact that they
are like many Of us-husband and wife.
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f.ssNuEN,ED HOME NEWS.

g VIII.
Gnos bel room' to rent over '" MIC
& ,y;,,; .,,.
IS. lioi1ss ess, y -, 80 ''"' ,...l
H''as0's.',s
heseAs'''- - '''' ~ 80 =,
m elegaii' bal soon "''S' Easter
Es lsss'sai' ~ ~ ''''" :. - y
press sliin Slc> for sale ny W. r. pSNeF'
lt@siNn, OF fancy 3r ,.,'; An Az" '"'
I
& 9iax fricnd, Of Mr.. l.. o. Potth expect
HAT he wili lave business here soon after
Eastes
srspslog copy OF The Eo,r's illustrated
Fea1ssosass ''" l'''"''""' ''''' '"N'''' V
s@'ces's.ss" VI
d aissSgp'c ANA Mantle Factory Ii put
SiiasanssA' engine III" 'o'''' All" s''''
SlnleiasS's4a l. 'o"'' "'''cN'
Cagapaol, Tor sale IN all parts of Big
ss.anetssp Do not fail TO see +. NJ.
Hardiissli>i oi property.
sos NAN, bond. OF the Big Stone
Gap lnaro yymc"' Co, do not fail to get
Prices CO. 3 Nj. Hardin.
Ir5iopwa' good Investment in the
best toNn IN Southwest Virginia, address
Z, u H'di", Big Stone Gap, Va.
s.s.iI unlx has some bonds Of the
! Biz stoae Gan Improvement Co.. which
she vilss,ralc for LOT. IN Plat and
l'ksS
~ I".'s''u'' :, '0r ANU wo NAV.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-03-09
Going to StauntOa.

The Posi- regrets very much to learn OF
DR.. ". C. Shelton that ne will leave in \
few days for his old homeat Stsunton, "a.
DR.. Shelton has been engaged in the drug
business here for about three years, and
in the time, by his genial, and courteous
manners, hss made for himself many
warm friends who regret to SEQ him leave.
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Out Of Darkness Into Light.

Mr c.. X. Morrell, late OF Middles-
borough. Ky, is now in charge of the
Electric Light and Power Co.'s plant, and
once more the town has stepped from
darkness into light. Mr.. Morrell is q
practical electrician and now has every
thing in nice running order.
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Garden Seed.

The same line of garden seeds-T. W.
Wood & Son's-as have heretofore been
handled bv ". G. Shelton ( Co., will he
found in stock at j. W. kelly's new drug
store, Ayers building, Wood avenue.
These seed have given better satisfaction
than any others ever sold here. Gardeners
should call early before the assortment is
broken
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-03-09

The guitar Contest
AS will be seen below, the contest for
the elegant $4,000 guitar, offered by the
Posi- to the most popular lady, either
married or single, in the counties of Wise,
Lee and Scott, Va, and Letcher, Ky, has
opened up. Some one will get This fine
instrument, and now is the timo to show
your lady friends whether you appreciate
their friendship or not. See first page
for full explanation.
The following votes have been sent in
up to date Of this issue:
Miss Lille y. Goodl0c, Big Stone Gap. %.
Mrs J. l.. Jennings, 20
Mrs Clara Spaulding. TO-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-03-09
The Revival Closed.

The revival service which has been in
progress at Trinity church under the man
apcmcn Of Revs. j. 0. Straley and j. N.
McMan.way closed Tuesday night. The
meeting continued for three weeks and
each service, daysnd night. was largely
attended. Forty sermons were preached
during the revival, and much good was
tho result
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still They Come.

While attempting to drive nail yes
terday contractor W. f. Baker, hit tho
wrong nail Oh the head. The one he hit
WAS his thumb nail. The lick was sutfi-
cieut to cause painful wound, entirely
taking AWAY the thumb nail.
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For Sale.

Some good tracts of Coal and Timber
Lands. Some splendid bargains in Town
Lots, Improved Property, Stocks, Bonds,
etc. Apply to +. NJ. HARDIN, office in In
termont hotel building, Big Stone Gap
Virginia.
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SEND 75cents to C. NJ. Marris, Big Stone
Gap, Va, and get copy of the "Biue
Book. 1t tells you all about how to get
/, Government apnOintment
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-03-09
The Guitnr Contest.

If YOU want Government appointment
get "Bluc Book" of G NJ. Harris. 10 cts.
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VIRGINIA: In the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court for the County of Wise, on the
l4th day of February, 1893. In vacation.
Thruston, Trustee,
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BIG STONE GAP and POWEL'S VALLEY
RAILWAY COMPANY.

2. A. Ayers, Pres't.
- j. u. Tag9art, ". Pres't.
a. B. Eaton. superintendent.
GENERAL OsrlcEs RlG SronE GAr,FA
transfer line for freight and passenger business
between tie South Atlantic \ ONO and iguisslns a
Nashville Railroads AM, the furnaces of the Aappa-
,achinn Steel L Iron Co.
Trains leave the In,srmont and Central hotels as
fellows:
Is e. % -, west ...,... TOO p. "A.
S.A.A0. train, g,ilig sont,...... go g. N.
as - 's ...... z:l3 p. N.
For further information regarding freight and
passenger traffic, apply TO
w. C.Harrington.S Sec,
Intermons Hotel, BIO STosg GAs Va,
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MEASUREMENTS.


rhs posr /. authorized t" announce the
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JONATHAN f.. LIPPS
f,y rs.elee-on 10 the office Of County and
Circuit Gpri CLERK Tor !Sc county ''' q"
The enaiiifiv Ma, election.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-14
RIVAL LOVERS STOP avoiding.
In Order to Settle the Dispute the
Bride-elect Attempts Suicide.

Columbus, o., May Jewish society
circles here are excited tonight over a
wedding that was declared Off at the last
moment. and whose place came near being
supplied by tragedy between rival low
ers. Miss Ray Goldstine, daughter of a
wealthy widow living at 3l6 South Fifth
street, was TO be married to Morris Mis-
Ter, young business man. 1t was to be
an event in Jewish society annals The
elite were invited and great preparations
made But Harry Steinberg of Pitts
burg, also lover of Miss Ray, appeared
here and claimed her as his bride. They
met at her house. In their presence she
declared she could not decide between
them, and in despair said she would kill
herself and thus settle the matter She
grasped one Of the revolvers the rival
lovers had drawn. and would have car
ried her suggestion into execution if she
had not been prevented. She finally con-
cludcd 10 marry neither just now, and the
wedding WAS declared OF Young Misler
had bought all his household goods and
had his house fitted up. Prospective
guests 10 the wedding were sending 20 re-
cover the presents they had ordered 20
the house this afternoon
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-14
THIEVES OR SNUCCLERS?
Jewelry Valued at $4,000 Found in
a Tenement.

Two Men and Girl Caught-Were
Pawning Valuables for one-eighth
Their Value-Eugene Leroux and
Jane Dole Claim to Have Eloped
From Paris.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-14

Gladys from WeilesleyD-O Uncle Rufus
do look AZ those tadpolcs iu thiH pool and 10
think that some day all thOsc hOrrid, wFig-
Cling things viii be Dutlcrb'es.-Puck
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-14

James IawtOn. who, with 400 others was
supposed 90 have lost his life when the steam
bout Sultana blow up on the Mississippi river
in 1865 turned up very Unexpectedly the other
day 40 Maryyille Tenn. where the survivors
were holding "a reunion lie had been Ia
Mexico an these years and gave his friends a
pleasant surprise By bis return.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-14

Disguised Customer What is the matter
with the clock you sold me last week. It
won run more than eight hours a day.
MIR. EIscnsteIn-My friendt dot was union
lapor clock, don't you indianapolis
journal.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-10-19
Eight Weeks for Ten Cents.

Each week an able reform speech,
live editorials, the cream of the
reform press, and other matter of
incalculable value. No compromise
with the powers that are crushing
the industries out of the country.
Such is the Progressive Farmer, an
old-tine reformer. Try it. Eight
weeks for ten cents.
THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER,
Mt. Vernon, Illinois.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-10-19

Through political or financial
legislation in congress has put the
silver mining industry of the coun-
try to sleep for time, and though
there has been panic stalking over
the land to the running of tens OF
thousands of men and corporations,
the Atlantic Pacific Railway Tunnel
Company has weathered the storm,
with all its properties intact. Now
it begins mining for gold, to a GER
tainty of profit enough to meet all
the interest on the eight per cent,
bonds that it has sold or will need
to sell to ensure the completion Of
it's tunnel for railway as well as
mining purposes. 1t has purchased
all the shares issued by the Eldorado
Gold Mining Company of Colorado,
on whose properties is the largest
and best mill in Summit county, and
will soon enlarge it to total capac-
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-10-19

ity of one hundred tons of ore per
day, and thus treat the ore from that
mine and others. This ore yields
from one-half ounce to five ounces of
gold per ton Of ore, gold being
worth exceeding twenty dollars per
ounce, the average OF the ore being
more than two ounces of gold per
ton of ore. The companycounts on
one thousand dollars per day as the
net earnings of the mill when it
will treat one hundred tons per day,
and hopes to double this sum as the
proceeds from this one mill. 1t will
also bring out ore from the gold
veins crossed by the tunnel and add
this product to the output of gold,
and thus benefit those who are
financially interested in the great
tunnel enterprise. 1t is work that
should be hurried on to the com
pletion of the tunnel, as, when it is
finished, cars can be run direct from
Denver to Salt Lake City and save
over two hundred miles, and open to
purposes the greatest gold,
silver, lead and copper mines in the
world Tens of thousands Of men
in this country who have invested
in other directions and lost, might
have better invested in the bonds of
this tunnel company. The history
of the work is one of patient strug-
gle, leading up to success, following
honest management for the benefit
of each and every investor. By
to the president of the COM
pany, room 46 World Building,
New York City, facts can be obtain
ed that will guide those who have
money in large or small sums to
invest. 1t is only a question of
time ere trains will be darting
straight through the Rocky Noun
tains, and then profits will come in
double volume, from mining and
from rentals of the tunnel for rail-
way purposes Here is a good
place for both capital and labor.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-10-19

SISTER BLACKMAN, of the Leaven-
worth Labor News sings:
"Vote out the old, vote in the new,
Vote out the false, vote in the true. )"
Right you are, Eva; and that's
Just what we'll do, too.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-10-19

"a HUNDRED million gold bonds is
the milk in the cocoanut," remarks
the Chicago Express, and the Ex-
press is right The gold-bugs and
repealers care a great deal less for
the repeal of the Sherman law than
they do for the issuing of interest
bearing bonds. Each day proves
more conclusively that Grover
Cleveland is a traitor to the nation,
and that Carlisle aud the other gold
bug satalites are little behiud him in
treachery.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-10-19

BILL HACKNEY has declared his in
tention to cast his lot with the Popu-
lists. When the Republican party
gets so rotten that such men as Bill
can't stay in it, nothing can save it.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1893-10-19

DEMOCRATS of West Virginia de-
nounce Wilson, the traitor who
misrepresents them in congress.