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The Progress., 1894-05-12

wheel DOFCOWS as among I4c 4NCo4i4N
tives. The taIlow candles saw the
same sins that are now found
under The electric lights. Home
spun was just as proud as IS
the modern fashion plate. TWEEN
ty-fve years-yea twenty-five cen
turies-have not changed human ma
ture a particle | say this for the en-
enlargement of those who think that
our times monopolize all the abomma-
tons of the ages One minute alter
Adam got outside Of Paradise he was
Just like you, Oh, man, One step after
Eve left the gate she was just like YOU
Oh. woman. All the faults and vices
are many times centenarlanS' Yea
the cities SOdom, GomOrrah, Pompell'
Ierculaneum, HeliOpolis and ancient
Memphis were as much worse than our
modern cities as you might expect
from the fact that the modern cities
have somewhat yielded to the re-
straints of Christianity. while those
ancient cities were not limited in their
...-
-... ,,.liob ,,ossod
cd, Vn"U 0"0' Il ''''
off within the last twenty-five years
had their oerea'elllenIS' !''e'! '0lp'
tons' their struggles '"eli us" az ;I 'o,''s
mentS' their successes. 'le'l az a. u w. %,
their gLadnesseS anu Vnelr S'i'Io' .' -l~N
these TWO @eher"VloH9 IL" - %? '-,'
that IN advance ana 'll|' io''o " , ,n3:o
But the twenty-five car" "o'"G wv, , I.Y
and Io04-hoW hucll ''IGS ." " 0
much they discoveries 10" ' NUN
they felt "lIhln '"%' '''Nc navy, m. o .sI1
performed tne nIracIcS - I"0
phone and the phonoSr"Pn / rom INC
obserVatorleS other "oIluH nave w..
seen TO heaVe ID SISiI' ''lN : e',,' ~, 70
OF the ulVeo ,'Ia'eS nav I '''' lLl''
ated' Trans "A tlah'Ic wy az a r1.
tea from Ten gay " L I anu - q ''''' A. 1..a
cago ana Ne" iorN onc0 '''l w ,'" =. y
apart, no" only twenty ,io''i liUu!'
the VeHIlou'e lliLil''',' " nl:es
ralIroauS nave ooell 0"'i' ~ WV -.
france mas PaSScu from i.io.i''i p. W
repuDhcanlSm MANY u INC c'''.'
nave nearly oouOleo 'l'eir PoPui" IlOl,'
.;.;',a5 I,anans 81 Tho civil war have
~ ~ oaaornr,on+ of tbe
son0 !" 1 w aL;of ,1bIsic;ons attor-
6."s0' o.o.a ~ N ,,o.oba,,+s have nayspd
ny e. a.. - ~ "'o45 ~ ama IN ro+iramont
I'll v!o Ga. tD 81, toai.ia0 o4bor man in
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The Progress., 1894-05-12

Standing Seam Roofing constantly
Plumbing Department
Cook
eB Telephone PTS. SHREVEPORT. LA.
The Progress., 1894-05-12

Honor Him. Psalm XCI;Ij-ENodus
Hello.
The Progress., 1894-05-12
To Cross the Atlantic with Fresh Flowers.

81 can tell you how to cross the
Atlantic with fresh carnation in
your buttonhole," said an experienced
traveller tho other day. His recipe
was to start The voyage with two
carnations and a raw potato. The
carnations are to be worn on alteez
nate days, and each, when lot ornS<
menting the buttonhole, Is 40 be
thrust into hole in the potato. at
the end of week at least orc Of them
will be fresh enough to excite the
surprise of fellow passengers
The Progress., 1894-05-12
SHREVEPORT. La.

At the exhibition at Antwerp next
year, for an original feature, after
the manner of the Eiffel tower and
the Ferris wheel, two captive
balloons will be put together and
form a stationary aerial castle big
enough to hold $50 guests about
1000 feet above the earth. 1t will
be held to the ground by four stout
cables. 1t will be reached by two
smaller captive balloons, which will
60 up and down every quarter of an
hour
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-03-22

i'as. se1alI Cerre5po. 1eHi
W. .-.rnx. = u. y. !-ll

q...,s.ral III y. !.a,
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.a,ao-...i,- se4,osd - h.va' o,sry,b;.@.
90 t5sir ,rqr ;.a
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l.i.g :, w@s and + cs9..o. /. A..
,,f.nd {hat..{...yaiacl Inoi,,, f.,a
he last twaIye mo.ljbs has been r a.
o;.,ig aa. le..rai,l. DINO - mr.
,aal..'f,,1 ,,;.o..,c,.' ~, p,s
.1,n+ ,.as o.or r;Ei,.a : s1..a co..
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9n,ani T.s rsasd, i Iar.,,, .
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.raenon.lc,,5 hoe nnt i,;.~ :, ~ I.f
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re:..ost ,,i.yo,55.i :. 6aa5:
..i,,e..a,.a,s 81 ne .;a.rss.a.s j.
car.gra.4 ara o,,ao.e5 t. H. vote 81
dis JiI., earring lis political c!iect
although that percentage includes
many who a-e opposed 70 silver:
while a delegation o. Wall 5jrees
la.4'-ers 40 N Washington asking
that tlla I'LL be vetoed, anl claiming
tha. tlaY arc assured BIZ Secretary
Carlisle when tner were asked 10
subscribe sor lie recent bond issue
that lie Till would be vetoed r it
cot through Congress. How thc
President VIII gel ont Of this matter
Of opinion. lie prspondorance being
at present against tho veto, I. mq-
jolity Of Tie cabinet is understood 10
bo il iaToi OF his signing the bill.
The poppiists, although strongly in
favor OF the coinage oi Tie seiSaior
age, would tot be sorry to see it We
soei, as it woJid give their party
great boom IN tie South and West,
al tie expense Of the Democrats.
The BreckenriJ]ge-2olialgl trial i,
talked about more than auy other
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-03-22
Much Ado About Nothing.

The Bristol Courier takes the
Posr to task for the remark in last
weeks issue that ''bristol must oe
hard up when subscriptions are sole
tied from Big Stone Gap to pay the
salary Of the Episcopal minister at
that plaae." Now whether this is 50
or not, il is & very insignificant
thing for a great journal like the
Coay;cr to condcscend TO notice. The
Episcopal church at bristol, or at any
other place, was far from our
thoughts when we pennc1 that item.
1t was simply to show the condition
of Bristol, and The C9urjer will adj
nit that it must be very bad if The
ministers are unable to get compen-
sation for their services. Inasmnch
as =. aIr. Peters objects to it, and
takes upon himself Tie liberty Of
saying that the Posr is mistaken
we desire 10 say that
the Posi- was moi mistaken. Oct
based rs opinion upon facts,
which the Coniet CT Mr.. Peters can
get to t'le;" hearts content II
they desire.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-03-22


The warehouses Of great generals
nave in many notable cases shared
The glory as weIia the fatigues and
dangers Of their masters. instances
are furnished beth ii fable and in
history from The gray dawn Of re-
mote antiquity onward; from Blu
cepAnlus." the b,ttle-horsc of Alex
anCler Che Great, to the Long Gray
Of Frederick tho Peerless, and 70
"Shawowa," the brown darling Of
Kaiser Wilhelm the First; not omit
ting to mention The gallant gray
.'2rocul negotiis" n.ho bore the brave
Hohenzollcrn Frederick Charles from
victory tc victory.
Many another gallant battle horse,
as worthy perhaps as they, has sunk
into oblivion, his deeds, nay even
his name, unrecorded in Song OF
story. Such, for instance, was tic
fate ofthc gallant steed which bore
Blunchor to victory at Belle Alliance.
Germans, French, English and
Americans, have furnished COM
prehensive literature Of this battle
and Of al its details, and we know
that during The three days, 10th,
18th and 18Th Of June, Napoleon
rode his lannon's Ittle Arab charger
"Marengo."
This horse, q Berbor stallion o.
noble stock, was presented to The
Emperor by General Lefcbvre, who
purchased him in Egypt. But lief
ebvrc has ample cause for gratitude.
The fortress OF Danzing fell into the
hands of The French on May y, 1907,
and much Of The credit was due to
Lelebvre. Napoleon requested his
attendance at six o'clock the next
morning. Punctually to the minute,
the general was announced to the
Emperor, who was already at work
with his chief of staff
'sAh!" said Napoleon, 1.-The duke
does not keep us waiting" Then he
turned and instructed the adjutant to
invite the Duke Of Danzig to break
fast. The adjntant, thinking he had
not heard afight, ven;uroi to reply,
that IL was not the Duke II Dsnzig
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,:or nnt;l the social fabric is al

most ready to rot and waste away.
tits an aye CT anarchy, an age wien
c,iques anl combinations are consEif-
iae 10 destroy whatever they cannot
noses. The gree for gold las be-
ealao the dangerous enemy Of patrl-
o:isin, and ambition has degenerated
into . selfish desire to become rich at
,lee public expense. Altruism Is bit
s passing plantom, and fsoisln has
5eeone ling Of the earth -h5ase
has ugprpei TIE functions O. reason,
faith has gone down before Che winds
Of suspicica and Judgment has be-
come :, question Of dollars and cents.
What Thomas Paine said is sill
true: "Thcsa are times that tTy
men souls But gre We really
reaching another crisis? Can natri-
o.issa Issep ablaze the fires Of liberty
q. such a time? Can tho constita-
tioa still preserve anl protect TIC
riellts Of men, TO answer the last
question in The negative would be 1
iasti.icaGion Of anarchy. 1t would
mean that civilization has faded 10
civi!ize. and that The genius and IA
IinteIlieence Of all the great men 81
taerica Las baen wasted On d people
iacapab! 9f progressing. and indeed,
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iluJ z0cifCIdl iJCtCD'ic WIKI 1Nditch
His Maiestv's command. The En-
pcror replied with one Of these jokes
for which he was famous in thosa
days.
1T appears, MONSIEUR, he said.
Chat yoa think zee moro capable Of
making a compto than duke
~ breakfast he took every oppor-
tanitv 70 address lis guest as "3Ion-
.ienr le Due" and to Tie generals
admission that Ee Liked chocolate, Inc
Emperor replied tina! none had been
prepared for breakfast, but he could
present him with a pound Of genuine
Danzig article 10 take home with hiin.
On opening Il the General fonnd, as
he had l.alf-aad half expected, that
the package vas full Of bank-notes.
70 the amour. Of hundred thousand
thalels
KS small memorial of his graft
5ade, lie newly-iaado Duke preeent-
81 .hc Emperor with his gallant
Haroary stccJ, AID The Emperor rode
him in many battles and finally At
Belle Alliance. Here on the En-
peror's light tie horse fell into tie
( hands of tic English. IN 1921, he
was purchased by ls;eutGen. j. j.
" ',rcorstoiu. who had hin! painto,:
by Ward, and used hiin for stud par
poses. some Of his progeny, nota-
hv "G'ila crack, 1927. and Car
ojlia 1884, made record in Eng
/ lisb sporting animals.
The Bake Of N5el!ingt9n's house,
whose name was "Copenhagen, wa
2 thoroughbred and belonged oli8i-
nallv to Marshal Grosvonor
who bought Kim in Copenhagen.
{.rosyonor sold him to tEe 2LarQui.
OF Londonderry, WHO sold him to Col
Charles Wood Tor The Duke Of Wei
lincton the price being four hundred
9u;nca:. The Duke SGT great store
Gr Copenhagen. AID rode him in
numerous battles, aiaoa& others &c
,-ittolia. and at last at Waterloo
Here .hc dixie bcsiro,ie bin ioi
riehteen long hours. and when, tnc
victory being won. he dismouGied
and pattcl tic I:ttie animal nccii--
-. ~,,1- l.. cr,ooo h1D :
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South 90 to New York is a gross mis-
take. They 90 nothing Of the kind.

take. They DO nothing OF the kiho'
The real great men Of The soath are
in retirement. Their genius is Of
such high order that it is never e%-
crtcd save and except on great oc-
casions. Should the county ever be
on the brink Of dissolution, OF should
Questions ever be submitted to the
arbitrament of tie sword, wherein
the honor Of our county and The
happiness Of our people were called IN
question. Mr.. Hewitt would soon sec
where tha brains we're. He would
see that the section that produced
that peerless knight Of chiyalrT, Rob
egt e. Lee, ard the immortal Wash
iag;on. would stIl be true to its ira
liticns and furnish-the men for thf
occasion.
The history Of our country'a prog
ross proves this.
In Virginia, we know Of no one 0.
prominence, except Hon. John )
Wise, who left his native State fol
Ncw York, and he did it for Tho
country good.
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The True Sou1narncr.

Air. Hewitt's speech at the ban
quct Of tile Southern Society. in New
York. was very generally condemned
by the Southern people.
His statement that craftsmanship
was on the decline in the South, and
further that the men of brains in The
South went to New York TO make
fortune and reputation would, did
they cmanate from a source more
distinguished, or more worthy Of res
pect, command the serious and res
pectfnl attention Of the people Of the
South.
Nir. Hewitt, however, is not man
whose statements, outside OF the best
way to make dollar, are worthy Of
very serious consideration.
f1o,s tlfst tha frrn Of brains III the
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Our Mex. Mayor,

There has been considerable talk
in regard to the ACCESSIBILITY Of hold
ing y convention, composed Of the
Democratic citizens Of Big stone
Gap, for the purpose Of nominating
candidate for Mayor.
,i4:s is tlle proper thing to do. f
no convention is held there viii in all
probability be several Democratic
candidates bobbiag up serenely and
thus enable thenepublican candidate
to have Z walk ovoy,so TO speak. The
call for meeting Of the Democratic
Clab to determine whether or not
the Democrats shall put out g ca'ldi-
date for Mayor and candidates for
Coaucilmen is wise move upon the
part Of MIR. Addison. When the
club meets it should not hesitate to
decide TO put up candidates, aud TO
eau q convention for the purpose.
We had better make an honest
fight and uphold the principles Of
our party, even Should we suffer de-
feat. That, however, from present
indications is q very remote improba-
bility.
At any rate, good Republican
would be far preferable to a milk and
water Democrat. and there will be
quite a number Of them bobbing up
if no convention is held.
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II the retirement OF Muyatt lila

II the retirement OF Aiuyatt iia'-
stead from the field Of journalism
that 1ignifed calling has lost one Of
her brightest ornaments. AS q
writer Mr.. Halsteal was the leading
spirit Of the great West. lie had
the courage o. his convictions and
sustained thcm by brilliant and
tren3hant pen.
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The DYING Century.
These are times t,iat frs men 5 souls. z
-IXnilne P.:iln

i.tfc urt tilHcS tiiUi II HiSH = sLtiS. -
Thomas PtiIse.
Fate seems to have selected The
closing scenes of the Nineteenth cen
fury to weave thc blacklist and blood
lest chapter Of q oiacll and bloody
history. Ushe9od n amid storm and
coni;ct ct the time when liberty was
bats the dream Of patriots and poets,
and when hope was almost lost in
the gathering clouds, it would be a
more becoming close il the century
would die in peace. undistnrbed By
bitterness and pickering. But this
is an age Of bombs and bloodshod, an
age Of trial and tragedy. L IS an
age in which the forces Of corruption.
are spinning a web that viii ersnaTa
by its brilliancy; and then poluts aud
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Jealousy.

Jealousy is an instrument OF 'oacA
good and oitiincs OF mach harm. 1t
nag be divided into two separate
classes-:jjealolsy arising from IoTe
aal jealousy arising from y;ndict-
ivencss and hatred. The former IS
commemorate. the latter is abomlna-
be.
Jealousy arising from hatred Of
vind;ctivcno8s IS like a canlSer tha1 Is
continually snawins at the vfta's Il
makes The party afflicted miserable
burlen to his friends and q constant
worry at home. As an illustration Of
tls contemplate clement in human
nature, take the man OF business who
Is jealous Of his friends success. AZ
WAYS knitting him and placing
Stumbling Blocks in in lis path Ills
life is one round OF tic accomplish
ment Of small things and ends as it
should, in litter disappointment: and
rcmorse.
Jealousy af;sias from love, how
ever, is OF different character. 1t
IS really the best evidence Of love.
Take, for instance, the engaged and
ioving couple, and if they get jealous
when The attention that should be
their own are bestowed upon others,
it IS the best evidence in the world
that tie man or woman in question
IS in love with that certain indiyid-
tai. Il man processes 20 love girl
and looks on with indifference at tie
attention and kindness she shows 70
another, lie is a cold. blooded, cold
hearted calculating piece Of human
ity, in whose boson sparl: Of the
divine fire has never found an add
ing place 10 has no idea, nor
never viii have, Of the definition Of
the uord love. Ills continents and
HE honor aY0 GuiloJ, 0rncver existed.
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Low rig IRON cost II Cleveland

'gho tall, q removing Che johns
town Co plant from Johnstown, Pa,
has Tel 70 tlic consido atom OF q n'sn-
5er Of new points thought ~ DE
company to be eligible and wheth-
er The Outcome Of tie matter IS &c
erection q. a modern steel faj! plant
elsewhere, o. merely Tie securing d
desirable CONCESSIONS, railroad aid
otherwise, ina, viii warrant building
at Johasaort tie campaign has
brought ooa so;ne Interesting iaGoT-
nation as to shc comparative cheap
ness Of pig IRON productions N Tie
localities investigated. II may BE-
said broadly that, given a plant Of
modern construction and equipment
IN every p9gtic;la+. the statistic
ga I.eraj in connection wi;h IL
johnson 70. guest show th26
Clegciaad Is Gle most aivsntageo1
point ia the onouv .or the prolific
ion Of STEEL. Low cost Of assem-
bling materials, l9w interest taxes
and las:atcnance charges, and facili-
tie, ior distribution that insure f.
yorabIe .Ie;4Ii.s Oh manufactured
product.--ali combined 10 make the
most favorable showing }or CIeyc-
land as an irap-fGa!:il..e situS. While
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soNe Of thc candidates for Mayor
arc ont rather carly Probably they
think that The 'early bird VIII get
the worm"
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to pass upon the eligibility Of candi'
LIZ. Cor a1nnintment.

dates for appointment.
Some comment is heard concern
ing . bill introduced in The House
~ Compton, Of Maryland, ard d, at
tached 10 "a appropriation bill IN
tEe Senate by Mr Voorhees,, aPpFo,.
Driatinz; -, 600 for the purchase Of
~ oil painting of Dolly Madison
wife 81 tlse fourth President OF tie
United States, to lie hung IN the
White House. 10 one objects to
the purchase Of the portraits of all OF
tie Presidents wives 10 at'orn tne
walls Of the White House, but the
r1ice to be paid for this particular
picture is regarded as otitraGeoas!y.
efx;Taviaant While the subject OF
lie painting is historic, the painting
is net. 1t Is The recent work OF an
artist who, although the holder OF a
very "soft snap in connection with
at education in Washington, IS not
rerart,c, as in aoy sense & great
rairter. and Who has never,
received from any individual for a
sinale picture one-tenth Of The sum
mentioned ia tl,is bill, although he
has before made sales 10 Uncle sam
~ o..t.ava-,a.lt i.eices.
e,.,;.., ai.,....ons GRO costly affairs
w. '-..c,..,n,on+ Secretary Car
49, 10 s,,5,,,,;J.c1 to the House The
a l'.'r r. sftorncy General U}ney
- 4i.a a,.,o.,..t roan;rsd to ray The
:. 49,. - sIoc,ione at Tho sDeciai
~ -,'.,..,...onol oIoof;on hold il Now
,yo,.i7 l,;+r !.r,,s,y. 20 f2ot SIS
d09i. tbo a,ra,;1t called 5og 5y this
es;;nafp
~ go, ~, o..,,;.,.. 10 70
! ~ ~ - o''' - - '' 49,. a,.
ported 70 '''e ''ci'''' =, ''iS ' - !
nat has oeeh iQfhi'l'S 4eo'''g,'
By inc committees '!'o ll@' c luc ~
Gase s''a,1 p23i1 '"0 'eel,s 80 -
ga -l -, ',.o"' " ~ ~, -
emu ! nc ''',.'. .'2't '..'' -, YS'- l ",.,
'io'i"''s COM l''-''''e'' - -. - int
% 7"5'' l's'l va! az =, p'.lg: : .''G,'
us ''l''''9 '.','l-l'5 Wv ~ ,,,.
NV 'g.g4 '.'i''5 ''''' 'gs' '; ;.,t; -
10 ~ 49,. 1. ~ -, p..ay;1ont
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!.oS. JonS HAArToy iiocE las left
his party for his party's good. oniy
one vote against Democracy is all the
damage he has done.
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The ADVANTAGE over the yallt

The advantage over the valley,
carefully computed, is about 80 cents,
to which should be added The 63-cent
freight TO Cleveland or Pittsburgh.
which must be fairly taken into con
in connection wi1h The
marketing Of valley prodnct.-ll'oa
Yrude RcH;e,G.
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I.E misunderstanding trial IS
still going on. The lovers Of scan
dol can get their appetite satiatel ~
reading the daily papers.
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The POST has the largest circu1o-

!al F0S7 Ha5 7Nl 7dIgest cTc07o-
tion q eng paper IN :Sonthmsst Vir-
ginia, o,sd Ii Is steodily Increasing.
An Inspection Of its subscription list
IS i},oited by those contemplating al
pcs-tiSGdq.
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THE INT E. F,MONT,
PETER KIDD


,keao oonatanty on hand pure SO a.
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-03-22
Ii. Durham, Plaintiff,

) ii Dlrham' Plaintiff,
+ ! Stratto.i. It ais dert.s
The object OF th, spit is to a;teel. Ger
.a'A rea! estate and other effects o! he
defendant, 7. i. S!ralton, in lie counties
Of Lee and Wise, Virginia, and also TO
attach a DEBT owing 10 said 5traston from
tie Cab Orchard Coal end Isor Coa,p...r.
and subject said estate ana debts. or p
s;i.i;cicrcy thereof 10 satisfy the plaintiffs
c.ainl OF - ,S45.3l and interest fror, NAV
9Th. 1893, subject 10 credit Of So 60
pai,! April 2ith, Ie93, and m a.;s!a.it
hating been seedc and fied that tl.e &C.
feEiant, F. A. 5trat,on, is not /. resident
Of the STATE OF Virginia. 1t is ordered that
he 10 appear here within fifteen DAYS af-
tar dae publication hegeof, and 90 via;
nay be necessary 10 protect his iatercs.
II tdis suit. And it is further ordered
ii's' L CO.'S hereof be published v:.ce !.
@eek tq;' iouf saccessisc weeks, in TIC niz
stone Gap Posi-. Newspaper Published 10
lie town Of Bis Sfoac Gap, in sAi;; county
and STATE alti tl!ai 3 eGpy be rosted at
The front door oi ths c9urt.iiouse cf this
couniy on tie isst d. ct flto next term
OF the county court,
i eapY-Icsse:
w T. !yirecpp ciarl,