The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-01-12

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ance man, went to Bristol yesterday on
| business.
f. Dr.. NJ. F. Dingus, of Norton, and Judge
E. NJ. Fulton, of Wise c. H., were at the
INTERIM nt yesterday.
Mr.. John C. Harrington, of Knoxville,
was in town several days on business, and
left Sunday for his home.
Mr.. E. j. Bird, Jr., is in from Irontou,
Ohio, and will be here some time in the
interest of his furnace company.
Mr.. W. E. Addison, who has been
absent for several days on business trip
to Richmond, Va, returned home Tues
day.
j. E. Campbell, representing W. c.
Perry e. Co., wholesale liquor dealers,
Knoxville, Tenn, was in town Tuesday
night.
Mr. E. A. Sanner, who is connected
with the Reliance Coal and Coke Co., of
Middlesborough, Ky, was in the city yes
terday.
Prof. j. B. Wolfe, of Pennington Gap,
made the Posr pleasant call and had his
name enrolled among the list of the Gen.
terprising."
DR.. A. S. Horsley, of the firm Of Drs.
Hill & Hershey, Knoxville, Tenn, spent
Friday and Saturday last with his brother,
W. s. Hershey, Of this place.
Mrs. W. A. Mcdowell is in Louisville,
where she went to he present at TIE we'd
ding of her sister, Miss Halle Dudley TO
Mr.. Tcvis Goodloe, which happy event
took place yesterday.
Lon X. Price, the "lightning cigar and
tobacco specialist" placed his official
signature OH the Intermont register yes
terday. He is "lovcd by all who know
him" in this section
Maj. H. C. Woods, of Bristol. came over
on the S. A. g. 0. noon train Monday. He
was sporting $26 meerschaum cigar
holder, which niece Of his had made to
order in Paris and brought him as q
Christmas present.
The following gentlemen are in the city:
Samuel Hunt, G. NJ. Steadman, CiEcin-
natl: j. j. Collier, Philadelphia; DR.. j. N.
Kelly, Gate City; D. S. Kelley, Ia
coma; A. B. Bacon, Highgate, VT; J. w.
Morrison, Mendoza
Senator John B. +. Mills, after spend
ing several days in and around Big Stone
Gap among friends, and in attendance at
the protracted meeting going on here, left
yesterday for his country home at Moab,
Washington county.
Mr.J r. Greasy and daughter, of New
Canton, Tenn, were registered at the In
termont Saturday. They we're OIL their
return trip from West Virginia, where
they had been spending the holidays with
relatives and friends.
Mr.. Sam W. Wax and Mr.. j. E. Moss,
with Virginia Coal and Iron Co., gave
the Posr pleasant call Monday. These
gentlemen have long been in the employ
Of this company, and have done much
valuable work for their employers.
FO. Clapp, Of Tazewell, Tenn, W. H.
Smith, of Powell's, Tenn, and 6. W.
Wallen, of Hinch, Va, all lumber dealers,
were in town this week. This is the Sec
ton, gentlemen, to come to if you are in,
and want to remain in, the timber bust
ness.
Mr.. Charles H. Bergman, late of the
Appalachian Bank, of this place, but now
resident of Lexington, KY, was circula-
ting among Big Stone Gap friends Sunday
last, and left for his home on Mondays L.
l. n, train. He has many friends here
who regret that he could not extend his
stay among them.
The Posi- neglected last week to chron-
icle the departure Of Mr.. Fred A. Hoback
for Danville, Va, where be went to ac-
cept travelling position with business
house Of that city. Fred has many warm
friends here who regretted to see him
leave, and whose best wishes will follow
him wherever he goes.
Mr.. S. B Dishman, of Barboursyille,
Ky, attorney for VIM. McGeorge, Jr., and
associates, was in town last Sunday. He,
iii company with Mr.. W. X. Kilbourn, left
Monday morning for Whitesburg, KY.
Mr.. Kilbourn is connected with this COM
pany, and has recently built an Office at
Whitesburg, where he will, in future make
his headquarters.
Our Bloody Becord.
We, the refined, civilized people of