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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-12-27

CT your new years resolutions in
..l.r. they are easier broken than
made.
r., journalism l have found nothing
10 Chamberlain Pain Balm. 1t
,,.,,. Tie pain rs soon as applied. J.
i !. Young. West Liberty, w. Va. The
..oo. relief it affords is alone worth
'. .r times the cost, 20 cents. Its con-
n .,: usc will effect permanent cure.
Far ale by Kelly & Evans general store
,ie,:-s. Claud and Will Cunning
,..m Ieft Saturday for Washington
rorsiy, Va, where they will spend
tleAo.lays.
Mr. Ira P. Wctmore, prominent real
,.,,e ascnt Of San Angelo, Texas, has
..d Cbambelain's Collie, Cholera and
n,,r5ra Remedy in his family for sew
.r,l year. as occasion required, and al
r.,; With perfect success. He says: Il
s.lna Lcrfcct cure for Our baby when
,.oeRl with collie Or dysentcry. | now
fosibsimy outGt is not complete with
ar, loitIe of this Remedy at home or Oh
> I'm away from home. For sale by kel-
IL Eans, general store.
I The Christmas entertainment held
BIT he Presbyterian Chapel onChrist.
5ns, rislt was very enjoyable occa-
Isiontoall present. There was singing
aul relations by the children, whncf
||sva, we'll rendered and very interest
En- IN due time Santa Claus arriv
|ed aail.stributed presents to all th'
|chlIlnn
IS One q themost interesting features
|or Entertainment was the contes
Efora uze to the Sunday school pm
Epilpgeaing the golden texts Tor eac!
ESunllyn the past year. Misses Ammo
EsDuf anil ELLA Spaulding tied in tn
lIcoae,t-each received a nice presen
Hfron ii: superintcndant-for wllcl
EthNle:ervc much credit.
"sa pleasure to sell Chamberlain
I5Cou.a a,ncdy", says s;ickney < Dentle'
l5drus..t, Republic, Ohio, "Hecause Gus
iFtona alter once using ii, is almost ceI
ttaiu tot.Il for it when again in need
t:suct snedicinc. We sell more of it tina
|ofmycther cough medicine We handle
land # .lways gives satisfaction. re
lcou.l odds and Group, it is without a
Iequa. for sale by Kelly u Evans gen
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-,., ,.us,ncss House.

Mr. f.. Brown informs that ne
wilIcumcnce, early in January the
creeticof fine brick business house
on EasFilth street. He has already
let nhenntract for the foundation
WHICH ill be built Of stone, and winch
workNIl be executed by Mr.. Charles
Johusci, one of our best stonemaSons
When this building is completed
which yill be by May, it will be a
valualh addition to our business
houses What say You that theGap
is dca]9 Nay, it's not even sleeping
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Tie best SAWS II The .goF lS,,n IN f Sasss
so ar,sss relser chappsd Hausls, ehiblalas-
.Corns and III skili Eraptiohs.ana. "a, pose i
tissK cures piles. or no pay reas'lre g Il,
4 -,,,, r,nteea to giyc perfect $50 isilelloll
q, :. q ! nov funded. Price - cghts peg
sboy, For sale by j. " Kelly,
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Christmas Tree.

Tlechristmas tree for the schol,
ars otCbrist Church Sunday-schoo
viii aeady for the children on l I
day eeaing, half-past SIX o,clocN''ne
2Sth nA., at the Church. The pub
liz D, aplially invited to be present
and ntness the exercises.
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a Million Friends

A fral in need is a friend indeed, and
not. les than one million people have
foanl nj such friend in DR.. King
New D,sovery for Consumption, Coughs
and co::,-If YOU have never used TINS
Great Caurh Medicine, one trial will con-
Vice a that ii has wonderful curative
power n all diseases of Throat, Chest
and l1tss. Each bottle is guaranteed t(
dosall idt is claimed or money Will DC
ref,auds Trial bottles for sale at ). "
Kelly lrng store. Large bottles QUO
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NOTICE,

wal, every man and w 20 na,l IL 1 ,,,l
United States Interested in the opas, nun alsa
Whiskey habits 10 have one Of |, my a roass
= '..Sa Address i, A.Noeiey,
a. .usse ~ INK and one will he sent
atlanta, "a. spoN - Dc..27 81 "
you free.
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have arraagc.I vith.J. " Kelly 70 3 yet
as agent for the bt'ssot '9'e'I ~ Store
Leave your Laandry i. ~ .i,e i.us 49, :
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

VIRGINIA: In the clerks offc Of the
circuit court for the county of Wise 1on
the 2Sth day Of November, 1891.
Thruston, Trustee,
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HONOR ROLL FOR MONTH OF DECEMBER.
Willie Duff, Mamie Duff, Mary
Kunke!, Andy Witt, Lizzie Skeen,
Shaer Giliey, Z. Is. ,.
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assortment Of XMAS novelties brought to Big p ONE eA
yourself and be convinced You will ind XMAS presents sulape m
of the goods he has Glass Bottles Perfume Sets eNel "a
bohemian Ware Infant Sets Paper Knives Card Cases
TTLSNAK LIZARD and SEAL SKIN OF the latest designs.
nature, Albums Balls Dinner Sets and toys OF all kinds -
YOU buy or not REMEMBER it's trouble to show goods
the house, and "Sulie" will find it for YOU
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Has the largest and most Con
his word for it, but call IN and
er than ever before. Here's
Receivers, Perfume Atomizer
Book combined, made Of GEM
he has Dolls, Books, Child
Come and see him, whst
want ask for it; it is soneWheT
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MIR. w. C. Thompson arrived il
the Gap Monday night from Sher-
man, Texas, and went down in Lee
county Yesterday on visit to rcla-
tivcs and friends
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Average attendance for the four NJ,
months, III. The next session viii
begin Wednesday, January 2nd, 1879.
c.. B. SLEMr,
The evening world., 1894-06-22
VOGEL BROTHERS.
Sd Ave. near I25th St.

be 80, rs and So feet The classes in
sloops, cutters and yawls are 80, 20, 46, 40,
35. 80 and 25 feet. Another race for 2l-
footers, under Larchmont rules. will be
sailed on Monday.
The Corinthian Mosquito Fleet, of
esss Also ans for
21-footers and for 25-foot cabin sats will
be sailed on Saturday. July IA. Commo-
dore Pryor offers handsome silver cup
July is with q Hanford sturges. New
Rochelle, N. Y, and ]. d. Sparkman, 80
Broadway. this city.
The death Of George A. Stewart, de-
signer of the yacht Pilgrim. is a loss to
the profession of naval architecture.
Bold as is the modern yacht designer,
who were prepared to let scientific logic
and research replace traditional and
bigoted adherence to ideas and fallacies
of bygone era. Intimately associate
with Burgess during the development Of
almost a renaissance of yacht construc-
ton. Mr.. Stewart had absorbed much Of
the spirit OF the master. and was fit-
ting recipient Of his mantle. The Pill
grim. bolder In conception, perhaps
than any large sloop ever built, was but
an experiment, and none was more
ready to acknowledge the failure than
ne who had raWn her lines. Mr.. Stew
and was at one time yachting editor Of
the Boston Globe.
Racing Association will be held tonight
stitution will be considered, an important
providing the privilege Of racing under
The evening world., 1894-06-22
BASEBALL CHAT.

One never knows when Jack Doyle
means to be facetious. Perhaps Doyle
isn't quite "on" to his own curves in
that respect. But he was screamingly
funny yesterday when he rode over to
New York with the writer after the
game and quietly volunteered to remark ::
Il never saw Meekin have so much
speed as he did to-day" Doyles listen
ers looked him over sharply. but not a
twinkle was in the Holyoke lads baby
blue eyes. Truth Is. Meekin had just
about as much speed as an old cart
horse would show dashlng up a steep
hill. No one will attempt the futile task
of the Giants at Eastern Park. 1t was
no more nor less than a game OF tag,
and New York was at" all the time.
Every man on the players salary list
OF the New York Cub had a hand In the
game yesterday with the exception OF
Rusie, Clarke and Davis. The latter
was laid up at home with a bad stom-
ach; Rusie was not on the grounds, and
Clarke, who was uniformed. was not
called upon. He was the only Giant on
the grounds who did not play. Wester-
welt pitched from the fourth inning, and
held the Brooklyn's down to sing e
clean hit. He had amazing speed and
control. A lot of rooters for New York
expressed astonishment that Westervelt
wasn't put In after Meekin was batted
The evening world., 1894-06-22
/ JOHNSON WILL RIDE.
He Expects to Lower the Bicycle
Record Again.
O!her Cracks to Race at the Green
witch Meet.
Wheeling Carnival at Manhattan
Field.

1t is safe to say that every ywheelman
of this city. Brooklyn and the suburbs
n looking forward to the big meet Of the
Greenwich Whee,men, at Manhattan
Field, tomorrow. as a greater affair OF
the kind than has yet been conducted In
this city. Apart from the natural inter-
est due, In consequence Of a large list
of competitors, the special events are
narticularly engrossing.
The evening world., 1894-06-22
THE BICYCLE TRIUMPHS.
Chicago's Postmaster Tests the
Vehicle for Mail Delivery.

tDy Associated Press)
CHICAGO. June 22.-Postmaster
Hessing has tested the value Of the BIZ
cycle as a means of delivering mails.
Two special delivery messengers were
given seven messages each to be deliv-
cred over the same circuit. One OF
them used a bicycle, while. the other
delivered his messages by street-cars
and Elevated roads.
The contest resulted in a complete vic
tory for the bicycle man, who made the
trip In two hours and forty minutes.
his competitor occupying three hours
and twenty minutes on the same trip.
The evening world., 1894-06-22
HARLEM RIVER PARK.
BOOKS NOW OPEN FOR ENGAGkAANlS -roR
FESTIVALS. 40
OFFICE. I27TH STREET & CD Av

Miner. against any open cat under
twenty feet The Greenville craft is a
10 foot 10 inch boat, slick as grease.
with the hollow sticks and big spread
affected by the Jerseymen.
The evening world., 1894-06-22

Joe Choynski called at Richard X.
Fox's office vest terday and stated that ne
will fight Fitzsmmons again at catch
weights to a finish before any club that
will offer a reasonable purse. Choynskl
ski claims he only weighed l59 pounds
when he met Fitzsimm ons. and that he
was overtrained. 1t is not probable that
Fitzsimmons will take any notice of
Choynski's challenge until Choynski
agrees to fight iCr 5000 Il side and the
Olympic Club hangs up purse of $4,000.
The evening world., 1894-06-22

The Olympic Club. of New Orleans,
will offer a purse Of 1900 for Jack
O'Connor, who recently defeated Jack
Levy, Of this city, and Jack Barry. who
defeated Jimmy German, of Paterson.
The evening world., 1894-06-22
other rules by consent Of the Executive
0faafa Ton

other rules by consent Of the Executive
From New Haven comes discouraging
reports that Yales Varsity crew Is a bit
ostpaced by the freshmen eight. The
stery Is that on several occasions the
"ffeshies'' beat the best time made by
the Varsity crew, and that fact Is said
to have disconnected Coach Bob Cook.
1t Is no strange thing to hear these re-
ports Of Yale's inability so soon before
the race and 1t is a characteristically
grotesque tactic to spread such rumors
1t Is said the heavy Varsity right hit
up the stroke altogether too high when
they 'ow 40 to the minute, and they do
not get the speed they should: A lower
Bob Cook. There Is no longer any doubt
in regard to the shell Yale will use in
the race, for the keel of the shell in
which the men have been at practice
has fallen through, and now they will
have to use Waters's paper boat. Theis
latter shell looked as though her keel
when out of water followed inward, but
the crew failed to notice II when rowing
and the boat showed no special faults
Designer Nat G. Herreshoff, Of vigi-
liant. sails for Europe tomorrow to lend
a hand aboard Vigilant in the races to
come.
Lloyd Phoenix. Of the auxiliary steam
yacht Intrepid, is fitting her out for q
trip acrosc in time for the regatta at
Cowes, In which Vigilant will start.
For entertaining gossip Of the
The evening world., 1894-06-22
SPORTING MISCELLANY.

M F. Sweeney, the high jumper Of
the Xavier Athletic Club. has started
training in the Clubs gymnasium for
the games OF the Archdiocesan Union
on Saturday, July IA.
The evening world., 1894-06-22

c. d. McGiehan's catboat Frank, of
the Greenville Yacht Club, came sailing
up the river to start in the Columbia
Yacht Club regatta yesterday only to
Club members only. The voyage was
made to some purpose. however, for Mr..
Mcclellan accepted the challenge Of
Charles Ray to race his boat, the H. c.
The evening world., 1894-06-22
out In the first inning. German was to-
tally miscast

out In the first inning. German was to-
tally miscast.
Kennedy fooled the New Workers every
minute he wns In the box Fouty saved
his "star" twir,er after he had the game
cinchpI by taking him out and substi-
tuting Gastright
loaferish element manifested itself
among the blcachers yesterday. GER
tain portion OF the crowd that hooted at
the visitors were personal n thelr re-
marks to Ward and attempted to rattle
stage. with victory so assured Tor
brooklyn there wasn't the slightest ex-
The evening world., 1894-06-22

The Orange Athletic Club, as usual,
takes an early start III preparations for
the coming football season. Already
games have been scheduled by Mana
ger Lindley ID. Varian as follows: Sept.
29, with Stevens Institute: Oct. 3. New
Jersey A. c.: Oct. 6. Wesleyan Uni
yersity; Oct. l3. Harvard University;
University; Nov. 3. New York A. C.;
Nov. 6, Princeton University: Nov. 10,
Brown University; Nov. II. Crescent A.
The evening world., 1894-06-22

Cyclops. the strong man. would like
to meet in competition any strong man
In America for $500 side. or he will
give $500 to the man who performs the
feats Of strength that he does.
The evening world., 1894-06-22

The Secretary OF the South Orange
Field Club has notified all the clubs
In the State of the games Of the Club.
which will be held at Its grounds In
South Orange on July L.
Members of the Raphael Athletic Club
The evening world., 1894-06-22

are making arrangements for a cross
country run, to be held on July L. 1t Is
expected that about thirty members
will enter the run, which will be started
at p. NJ. from the Palisades in Wee
hawken. The distance will be three
miles and return.
The evening world., 1894-06-22
NOT EXPENSIVE
To Be Cool and Comfortable.

VOGEL BROTHERS, at their Harlem
Store, 22e2 1894 Third Avenue, near
l25th Street, are continuing their Half
Price Clearing Sale of Summer Clothing for
Men and Boys. Having an enormous stock
in process of manufacture, which we are
daily receiving from the workshops, we
have decided to sell them at these extraor-
dnary reductions, as we are determined
not to carry over any surplus stock. This
Is a rare occasion to buy reliable clothing at
bargains never heard of before. Please
take notice this sale is at our only Harlem
Store, 2292 = 1894 Third Avenue, near
l25th Street. Open Evenings.
The evening world., 1894-06-22

For entertaining gossip of the
turf, - ball field and the ring
read tue O'Clock Edition and the
Sporting Extra OF The Evening
World.
The evening world., 1894-06-22

Two Eau Claire, Wis, lads undertook
to popularize glove contests with the
elite of that progressive city yesterday
afternoon. They were sons Of prominent
citizens named Thompson and Hart.
Sacrificing themselves to the project
they gave select audience of one hum
dred an imitation Of a prize fight. Hart
sacrificed the hardest in the cause of
ennobling the ring and was knocked out
Eau Claire Willy boys will probably not
adopt the fad of the cestus
The evening world., 1894-06-22

Kennedy fooled the New Workers. ever,
minute he was In the box. FoutZ saved
hts "star" twirler after he had the game
clnched by taking him out and substi
tuting Gastright.
The evening world., 1894-06-22

A quartet of the new 21-footers will
compete in the special race for that
class provided by the Seawanhaka Cor
inthian Yacht Club in the twenty fourth
annual regatta tomorrow. The little
flyers are w. Butler Duncan's Houri,
W. p. Douglass Devil Fish, William
Osborn's Maysie. and George Works
The evening world., 1894-06-22

Designer Nat G. Herreshoff, Of Vigi-
liant. sails for Europe tomorrow to lend
hand aboard Vigilant in the races to
come.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1894-09-11

Go to Joe Ebberts' office on
Main street, and register. Let
every legal voter register; and
we especially urge the Populists
to attend to this in season. All
will remember what this neglect
did two years ago-but there is
no excuse, it is an American
voters duty and no one fills his
full duty without registering and
voting as he thinks is for his
country's prosperity. No good
citizen neglects this privilege
and obligation, except he has
some especially reasonable ex-
cuse. Register and vote
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1894-09-11

At the state Republican con-
vention at Omaha, Wednesday.
August %, they nominated full
state ticket. After the nomina-
ton of Thomas b. Majors for
governor, Rosewater of the
Omaha Bee and member of the
Republican national committee
prepared a scathing letter and
sent it to the chairman of the
committee.
Mr.. Rosewater's letter was
read to the convention. He ex-
planned he was too loyal Re-
publican to support Majors.
Continuing he said
1.-The action of your conven-
ton compels me to tender my
resignation as national commit
teeman. You have a man for
governor who has been branded
as an accessory to forgery and
perjury by Republican con-
gressional committee of which
Hon. Thomas Reed was chair
man, a man who stands self
convicted of falsfying official
records and procuring the issue
of a fraudulent voucher while
acting in the capacity of presi-
dent of the state senate; a man
who has consorted with boodlers
and jobbers and converted the
rooms of the acknowledgement
at the capitol of the state into a
den of debauchery; a man who
has been the plant tool of the
railroads in season and out of
season, and whose nomination
was procured by the combined
influence of corporate cappers,
professional bribe-givers, jury
tixers and impeached state Off
cial. [ cannot and never will
ask any self-respecting Republi-
can, who loves his state and his
country and desires to perpetu-
ate the free institutions under
which we live, under a Republi-
can form of government, to help
rivet the chains of subserviency
to corporate monopoly and tyran.
ny upon the people of this com
monwealth.
Believing it my sacred duty
to uphold the standard of true
Republicanism at any sacrifice,
desire to be freed from all re
straint which might be imposed
on me by remaining on the
national committee.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1894-09-11
Pahsamori Pickinos.


Ed. Messenger -
Mr.. G. j. Staudaker, of Dillon,
Montana, was in the valley buy
ing beef cattle this week.
VIM. Flenniken has Thrown
up" his lease on Hopper's ranch
and moved to Salmon City.
VIM. Wells was out from the
Yellow Jacket the other day.
Chas. Stultz has gone to the
railroad for supplies and will re-
main at his ranch this winter.
Frost has injured the late grain.
James Porter will be in the
valley in a few days to survey a
number of ranches. Massey.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1894-09-11

A further sharp advance in
silver occurred this week, and
the underlying strength of the
market is shown by the fact that
it recovered readily at the close,
after having reacted slightly on
one day, because of overtrading
here on the long side. The sup
plies of silver in the hands of
American dealers are small, and
public cables report the same
condition in England. The adj
vance in London is generally
attributed to Eastern buying.
China is understood to be in the
market, and the recent move
ment of gold out of India has
naturally acted as an incentive to
silver imports. The shipments
of silver from London to India
and China thus far this year
amount to about 95, 300, OOin val
ne, against f5, 1875, 900 for the
same period in 1893, but this
year China has taken 1000, 900
of the amount, against only
200, 900 in 1893. -Datn's Revieao.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1894-09-11

Mrs. j. Ellen Foster, the Re
publican lady orator of Colorado,
is making Rome howl in Idaho
politics this fall. Mrs. J. "Yel-
lin " is a good mate for Mrs.
Mary Lease, the Populistscream
er. When women begin politics
it is about time for men to quit.
The above two would-be politici-
ans have done more harm to
their respective parties than
good, and if the parties are wise
they will call a halt.