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Garden Seed.

The same line of garden secds-T. W
Wood & Son's-as have heretofore been
handled by ". c. Shelton & Co., will he
found in stock ut j. W kelly's new drug
store, Ayers binding. Wood avenue.
These seed have given better satisfaction
than any others ever sold here. Gardeners
should call early before The assortment is
broken
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1t Is Good.

The more Chamberlain's Cough Rene
DIV is IL ;ed the better it is liked. We know
Of no other remedy that always give sat
isfaction. 1t is good when your cough is
seated and your lungs are sore. 1t IS good
in any kind of cough. We have sold
twenty-five dozen OF il and every bottle
has given satisfaction. Stedman l. Fried
man, druggist, Minnesota Lake, Mimi. Of
cent bottles for sale byJ ". Kelly, Drug
Gist. ~ u
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Saockholderx' Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders Of the Gladeville Railroad
Company will be held at the office OF
+. NJ. Fulton, Wise Court House,
Va, on Monday, April 24th, 1898.
L. NJ. FuLToN, President.
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CONDENSED HOME. News

Ixo + NlcKELS, of Norton, was IN
town Sunday.
cur. w. F. GonpoN spent We'd
nc~,lay in town.
Goop bedrooms or Offices tor rent
over Whitehead d Co., s drug store.
* ctlol, is being made to cstab-
l;.b an eFcllows' lodge at this
llacr
! I.rylrr /, back from the eastern
markets with a mammoth spring and
summer stock.
SEE the new advertisement of
l;oodIoc Bros. Their new stock is
Simply immense.
q poo that was thought to have
.yabbip, WA, killed near the lntermont
Monday by J. II. Jennings.
81 W r,...,.,v.,,p and Haean
= p,l.nor. Of .Joncsvile. we're
.reyi.tcrcd at the Central Sunday.
:, .......u.> or .vobnsor C;tv
q, ..;..i, and u " Fields.
s. .,;,,'. ,,..,o IN TOWN Thursday.
5
.,.1. ..,.n sunday on his
e - ,o,,.l business
\ NUMBER OF the cap gay ana
hAry y"""s people went COW" 10
-. l.. w.. v,ro.io st,ll,rd
L. D. Z. ''f'' t. mas '''' :, :"
low several 'aEN' 'o'N''S "''e' NV
ME- oil tue Arpa'ac"'a" '''ee'
as,,
t.. ' :" u, ,''o 'r''.' - ~ { ''' ,
49,
GD noon tram He IL largely IN
IS, =, ~;
go ~ ''' f'''
Z,
:, ,"'' ~, q"'''','' !, '''e e ~: =.
s. ~, .,
,n >,
-,
Nj FlA>NAnN, OF Dryden, Va,
WHO'S music on the BANJO was so
, sta. '"j'H'" y '"y So"''S p'"p''
Ut '''' WY
W. H. i"iN lett tuesday even
0T Tunnel Junction. on the
AaoSN lie and '"mberla"d Gap rail
a ""y'e ne goes 10 relieve 4" 0p-
crater Al tina; place.
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Bio STONE CIR, Va. April IS, '93.
I1,,or ot the Post
Plea, announce that | am ca"di-
date tor re election to the Office OF
v.v.,of Biz Stone Gap. | have given
tho otticc my best attention, and
n,,n,i,c the same faithful discharge
-, me .Intic. thereof, should the pco-
Il. honor me with reelection.
Respectfully,
w. +. lIrpcENs.
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E,o STONE Gar, April IL, '93.


n the Voters Of Big Stone Gap:
in response TO the 0grgent sol'c'ta
,ion Of many OF my friends ! here
" announce my candidacy for the
o;,c Of Mayor of Big Stone Gap at
the approaching May election. il
.,.,tcl. promise a faithful and fear
lc,, discharge of the duties imposed
n,,on me. the guide to my every official
,r.;.n being the welfare of the citl-
...n> and the promotion Of the best
interests Of Big stone Gap.
respectfully ask the support OF
,nvirlIow-citizens.
WAITER +. ADDISON.
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The Intermont to be Opened May First

Mr.. Peter Kidd arrived Friday,
and is now engaged in renovating
and cleaning up the Intermont, pre-
pairing to open it up for the reception
of guests by the first of May.
Mr.. Kidd is a first -class hotel man,
having had several years experience
in conducting one of Roanoke's most
popular hotels.
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l,,saop FAspourm, the Bishop Of

bishop RAND0IHi, tue p'Shop :"
the Diocies Of Southern Va, vii! ad
minister the right of confirmation il
Christ's church, Dig Stone Gap, and
will consccratc the church on May
7th, first Sunday Of the month. al
cordially invited to attend
T. IT. Mason, of the Tennessee and
Carolina Timber Co., was in John
son City Monday. He brought a
carload of fine walnut logs down
the "stcm windcr" from the noun
tains of North Carolina, which he
was shipping to Hamburg.
4 FIRE occurred at Horizons Sum
NIT Monday, in which the residence
of Mrs. Daniel Horton was entirely
DESTROYED. Nothing of value was
saved from the building. Mrs. Hor-
ton had 800 in cash in the house,
which was also burned. The origin
of the fire is unknown.
Miss LILLE B. GooDLoE, who has
been teaching school at this place for
several months. and who il one of the
popular young ladies whose name
appears in the Posr's guitar contest,
has returned to her old home, near
Alton, Va. She leaves many friends
here, who seriously regret her de-
parturc.
n this issue of the Posi- will be
seen Mayor W. r. Hudgens' card
in which he announces his candidacy
for reelection. AS to Mayor Hudg-
ems qualifications to discharge
the duties Of the office it is needless
for us to refer to this matter. He has
served the people for one term and is
we'll known TO all, therefore needs no
lengthy Communications.
Mn. C. A. BnAMER, section boss on
the s. \. IL O., owns a cow that gave
birth to a fine calf last Tuesday
night. This morning-thrcc days
later-Mr. BraL.er was much sur
prised to find two calves tugging away
at the mother. The second one put
in his appearance some time last
night, having been delayed some
where on the route.
IL this issue Of the Posi- will be
seen the double column advertisement
of A. L. Lloyd IL Son. These gen
tlemen have been in business here
for several years, and, along with es-
tablishing reputation for integrity
and fair dealing, they have built up
large and prosperous business in
the family grocery line. The bust
ness is under the management of the
Junior member of the firm, Mr.. Brad
ley Lloyd, who is always courteous,
polite and attentive to his customers.
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Born.

Wednesday evening April 18th,
1898, to Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4. Harris
son. Yesterday he was Christened,
DR.. j. NJ. McManaway officiating.
Look out for the sign Of
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aSNOUNCEM ESTs.

~. rosr is authorized to announce the
csrdidacy OF ,
.,.c,;on To the office Of County and
Tor r re-, C,nr, Clerk for Wise County, Va, at
-. ensuing Mas election.
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{: COAL, lro& >xp 1IMHEKL,Sps AND TOWN LOTS.
Next
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-04-20

'''' If. SuANKLlS, Of Licking
+ arrived Tuesday. Mr..
Is a 5rothcr-in-law of Mr..
F''%' and came to join Mr..
I '''9 annual kentucky fish
E. 'cI' Yesterday for Harlan
's'e they expect to spend
&cks
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ALBERT HARDIN HARRIS & PA,
-Dculcrs ill

Look out for the san of !:
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1893-12-07

The fraudulent ertolan enters into
the menu of most of India's provinces
For the genuine ortolan-that delicious
mouthful-is, as far Is my experience
goes, very strictly localized 1 have
seen, shot. and eaten them in OILY one
district (Kishnaghur). but l havs had
ground-larks. sand-martins, and many
other small fowl offered to me in The
name of the ortolan in twenty districts
and in three provinces The sport pro
vided by this winged delicacy is. need
hardly say, poor; it il, in fact. demon
alizing, for there can be no question OF
aiming at this bird or that; the shoot.
list has to fire his charge Of dust shot
into the brown of the swarm that
whirls over the dusty plain like unto a
cloud of dust But II one can not gel
ortolan save by shooting them. then
should feel inclined to shoOt-Blac<
woods Magazine.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1893-12-07

he naI.La
Then follow
:. "a" In mills aud fa::o-ies. az
oi employees. and cess In the HOW.
~orkingmen Eve II the often disf
SECTION could be made good that a Io,l
Reges would result from frcvfn.t
low tariff duties, ~.he intelligenceV9s So.
ingmen leads the quickly to discover
raw materials, Is the mos; inn '-tant factor in
their relation to tariff legislation
A measure has been prepared blythe appro-
pirate congressional committee embodying tar
in reform on the lines herein suggested. which
will be promptly submitted for legislative ac-
ton. 1t is the result of much prtriotic and un-
selfish work. and believe 1t deals with its sub
conditions permit I am satisfied that the re-
duced tariff provided for in the proposed legis-
lation. added TO existing internal revenue taxa
ton, will. in the near future. though perhaps
not Immediately, produce sufficient revenue TO
meet the neeos Of the government.
Tho committee, after full consideration, and
to provide against Q temporary deficiency
which may exist before the business Of tho
country adjusts itself TO the new tarin sched-
ules, have wisely embraced In their plan few
additional internal revenue taxes, including .
small tax upon incomes derived from certain
corporate Investments.
; These new assessments ere not only absolutely
Just and easily borne. but they have the further
merit of being such IS can be RENTED without
unfavorabe business disturbance whenever the
n ecessity Of their imposition NO longer exists.
In my great desire for the success Of this
measure can not restrain the sugges ton that
its success can only be attained by means OF
unselnsh counsel on the part Of the friends Of
tariff reform, and as . result Of their willing
ness to subordinate personal desires and am
billions to the general good The local interests
affected by the proposed reform are 81 numer-
Gus and 90 varied that II all are insisted upon
the legislation embodying the reform must in
evitably fall
In conclusion my intense feeling Of response
bility impels me to invoke for the manifold in
terests OF generous and condding people the
most scrupulous care and to pledge my most
willing support to every legislative effort for
the. advancement OF the greatness and pros
perity Of our beloved country.
GROVER CLEVGLAND
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1893-12-07
IN PRAISE or THE GOOSE.
Noble Bird That Ornaments Our Table 1t

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the rI.c. - honor .nd No nat,;ot;c
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a.. go ~. "a ,.o..p;. ha r.. uon
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caII.d The nooss-h.-d corrunted into
ooz,srd Ths h;rds were nlncked five
AZ. f.,.h.-.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1893-12-07
Aston Sued For Libel

LONDON. Dec. 4.-Sunday another
libel suit was announced against Mr..
Astor personally owner of the Gazette.
Last week the Gazette very bitterly at
tackled the scheme of the Mobile and
Dauphin Island railway, whose presi-
dent is Robert Sewall. New York
lawyer. Among the directors are his
brother, ex-senator Sewall, Of New
Jersey; Walter R. Gillette. general
manager of the Mutual Life Insurance
CO.; Henry VanDuzer, a lawyer, and
Messrs Austill and Ketchum of Mobile.
Damages will be asked for in at least
S4OO. 600.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1893-12-07
A Family Quarrel.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. AT South
Pittsburg. Tom Pullum, a rock mason,
was beating his wife when a lad,
Henry Nelson, the woman's son by o
former marriage. interfered.
AS Pullam was in the act of striking
his wife with chair. Nelson stabbed
him with a pocket-knife. Nelson rar
from the house with Pullam and the
latter's son James in hot pursuit. He
turned and fired at Pullam. but the bal.
missed him and STRUCK James on the
forehead. The shot glanced and was
not fatal Nelson then surrendered t,
the authorities
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1893-12-07

Sne the presidept 10 raise the ernde Of
rs rs correspond with the rank IN
s<. Neign countries accredtt their
.nts here. Great Britain. France. I,slv AND.
ermaay have conferred uuon chair reprecenta-
lives ~ IN capito, the tile of ambassador
and have responded by accrediting the agents
Of the United States in ,bese countries with
the same tile A like elevation of mission 1.
announced bv Ru.sia and vher maze ,rin n.
ssutlarlv met This stem or,nglv comnor,s
Win TIE pouition the rrni,ed S,a,es hold in the
family Of pa,,ons
ne .ecv>,.rv NJ she ,->.srrr r.v,r,s ,h., ,
IN. r.ce,rss ~ IN. .,ve,r,,.,, sro,, ~, so,,.,.
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Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1893-12-07

MARTINsvILLE, Ind, Dec. 4.-Harris
Gordon and Brice Hicks, two young
men of indianapolis, were tried here
for robbing James Hamilton, an aged
farmer Of this county, of nearly 5000.
They were sentenced to ten years i'm
prisonment and fined fifty dollars each.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1893-12-07
A Female bandit.

HENDERSON. n.y.. Dec. 4-For the
past two weeks female robber or
horseback has teen ranging Mullen.
berg county, in Muddy river bottom
holding up belated travellers at the
mouth of a pistol She has also
burglarized two stores in Rochester
All her raids are made after nightfall.
Her frequent depredations have
caused several detectives to go on he,
track. Some suppose her to be insane
while DIR. John FORCES one of her con
tributing victims. asserts his belle
that the appearing female is u r,ian IL
disguise
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1893-12-07

NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-The following
correspondence, which is self-explana.
tory. was given out for publication
here Sunday:
NEWPORT, r. l., Nov. 20, 1895.
The Hon. Walter O. Gresham, Secre-
tary of State-Sir:-I have the honor
to acknowledge the receipt of your let
ter of the 2sth of October, in which
you officially notify me that the presi-
dent, by and with the advice and con-
sent Of the senate has appointed me
ambassador to Italy.
Since the receipt of your letter have
given the matter my serious and care
full attention, and as the result of my
reflections, have concluded to ask you
to express to the president my decision
not to accept the office rendered to me.
l must beg that you will not infer
from this action any lack of apprecia-
ton on my part of the honor conferred.
On the contrary. l fully comprehend
the dignity, the Importance and
responsibility of the position and
having this realization may
frankly add, that the nomination was
extremely gratifying to me, not in a
personal sense merely, but more
particularly because'of the opportunity
offered me of representing my country
in such a manner as l hoped might be
satisfactory to the American people
and creditable to the administration.
The charge was that ! received the
appointment in return for a contribu-
ton of $50, 900 to the democratic national
campaign fund. While my nomination
was pending in the senate it did not
seem fitting and proper for me to offer
more than an explicit denial was
aware that, as an interested party. my
statement would have little effect be-
yond the limits of my personal &C
quaintance. Now, however, when my
action can not be fairly attributed to
purely selfish motives, it seems to me
that repetition of that denial, which
l made without qualification, should
be sufficient for any honorable man.
! have never denied, and do not now
deny, that l contributed to the cam
paign fund-not 10000, but yet con.
siderable sum Of money.
So far from attaching undue import
ance to it, was fully aware that the
contribution meant far less to me than
the time and effort devoted by thou
| sands of unselfish citizens to the same
campaign, nor did / believe that il
should entitle me to any more consid-
GRAFTON. On the contrary, have not
only admitted but have positively in
| sisted at all times that it created nc
obligation to me whatever, and feel
confident that the president. who, in
fact, was kind enough to say to the
democrats of Rhode Island that his
personal acquaintance with me enabled
i'm to consider my candidacy solely
IN its merits, will bear me out in this
-tion. On the other hand frank.
init that, until after the
-pent has been made it never
urred to my mind that my
on could be used to my in.
Try. may add that although have
de;.vo' ID to study without bias the
guT-nt, which have been advanced
al oct y, NV perceive that it il
" .ess rTcGIran!e W patriotic for one
nj Nth h, mean a cause in which
eiieves thai. with his voice or his
~hatever may be the correct
regarding tbeethics of the
fact remsfhs that a large
>$ello,ycitizens has beer
idence or ccircum
ports to look upor
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1893-12-07

LONDON, Dec. 4-Among the latest
distinguished persons who are suffer.
ing from influenza is Lord Randolph
Churchill. He intended to spend some
days in the south of France, but has
been compelled to postpone his visit
until he RECEIVERS somewhat from the
attack of the disease. He is confined
to the house.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1893-12-07

Fort MADISON, Ia, Dec. 4.-Judge
j. c. Casey was about to sentence Al
fred Henderson, the murderer of Her
man Aulteman, to life imprisonment.
The prisoner begged to be given a
death sentence, stating 1t was cruelty
to imprison q man for life. The Judge
declined to grant his request The
prisoner then produced q small bottle
supposed to contain morphine and
swallowed its contents. He was i'm
mediately taken to Jail and emetics ad-
ministered by force. He is considered
out of danger. How he obtained the
poison he declines to reveal
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1893-12-07
AMERICANS At RIO
Displaced With the Discourtesy Of Ou
Commander. Capt. Pickering.

Displaced With the Discourtesy Of Our
Commander. Capt. Pickering.
MoNrEvIDEO Dec. 4-Citizens of the
United States resident at Rio are dis
pleased with what they term the dis
courtesy of Capt Pickering of the
Charleston. 1t is almost impossible to
hold communication with the United
States warships from the shore in case
of need, and Capt Pickering, they COM
plain, seems to them to think they do
not need the protection of his squad
ron. Use of the warship's launches is
reserved for the diplomatic ministers
in Rio, who all live in Petropolis now.
while the consular officers are debarreo
from this privilege. Cadet Wilson, of
the Newark, was suspended only the
other day for taking Legation Secre-
tary Anderson from the shore to De-
troit.
The United States warship Yantic
has arrived here.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1893-12-07

more and the state and foreign build
ings at jackson park that still remain
unsold will pass into the possession Of
the highest bidder. w. o. Brecken
baugh, of Baltimore, Md, will begin
the sale. At 9 o'clock he will offer tc
the purchaser of the building of the
quaint Java village and following uI
with others as rapidly as possible.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1893-12-07

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Dec. 4.-Judge
Winters rendered his decision in the
Iron Hall receivership case Saturday
morning. The decision makes perma-
nent the receivership, and orders a dis
tribution of the funds of the order.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1893-12-07
Nav Ntcaraxuan Loan,

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, Dec. 4-The
government has decreed that a forced
loan of $500, 900 shall be raised to de-
fray the expenses of war with Hon.
duras- Bonilla's followers are ready to
invade Honduras from the Nicaraguan
frontier
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1893-12-07

- - = - -. -
4 :: 81 - e -
fund LAS eeel con
improper for me, 49,
pointment. Idonz ssss- ,...ss y
now remove this IS - ~ ;, - - ::
minds of many - minded an.
thoughtful people whose Judgment, ]
frankly admit, my possibly be correct.
At all events t is clear that find
myself in a falss.noeition with refer
>nce to this ofic; And appointment
Acceptance of the Office would make
me appear Willing for the sake of per.
sonal gratificati'r to discredit in the
minds os----any~ political rebuke
upon the adm Walton which has
honored me and ,se success 1 earn.
estly desire.
1t therefore seems n mo su.tic rt-te
add that self-respect compel, ne to
adopt wholly the othe- ate -ative and
decline the high offics 20 which have
been appointed II re he honor, sir,
Your obecieut servant,
! J. IAN ALIEN.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1893-12-07

BEDFORD, Va, Dec. 4.-Seven indict.
ments were returned against county
treasurer Lewis c. Arthur, charging
him with misappropriation Of public
money and school funds The short.
age is estimated at $40, 900.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1893-12-07

With all mankind whsn your liver 10 out Of
order. Drastic cathartic pills will neither
regulate your liver nor Sweeten your temper:
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, though, will
bring comfort and calm, relieve your bowels
pleasantly, and disperse all the symptoms OF
biliousness. Incompatible II 1t too for ma
larial. kidney and rheumatic ailments, dys-
pepsia and nervous debility.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1893-12-07

Rock SPRINGS, Wyo, Dec a-The
corner stone of the State Miners
hospital was laid with imposing
ceremony. The last legislature ap-
propriated $50. 900 for the erection OF
this hospital, and Gov. Osborne and
other state officers were present The
Masonic order had charge of the exer-
cises, and there was a parade Of mile
in length. composed of various frater-
mites, orders and officials.
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A Child Enjoy

The pleasant fla-rr, gentle action and scoth-
ing efsect .; 5yrlp OF Figs, when in need Of
q lar alive, AMI II The fa Their or m Ter be
aosti- o. oiIiJls, the most EratiIyI ~
ilts follow Us use; 30 that it is the bes' aTily
fmedy known and every family should
ave q bottle.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 4-Gen. VIM.
Lilly, congressman-at-large. died Fri.
day. 1t will be necessary to hold an
election, all over the state, at a cost OF
$500, 900, to fill the vacancy.