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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-04-05
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Ticket Agent, Bristol.
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an EFFECTIVE REMEDY.


tfut It Gave iie npusoianid q G.aat crlgf E.
Chemistry rs Il deterrent OF crime IL
yet undevelopcd, but there is ii certain
young mam in this city who has made
some remarkable advances in that di-
rccti0n.
Although he has spent much of his
life in hotels and boarding-honses. he
lost his patience the other day when
he discovered that his toilet accessories
were subject 10 y strange and mex
plicable disappearance.
E He complained to the ltndlady, hut
for all that the mysterious disappear
unc2s continued. Bottle after bottle OF
cologne suffered from most mysterious
leakage. and, to add to his other woes,
his whisky just as strangely disap-
pcarcd lie suffered as long as human
endurance suffers before rising to the
sticking point. and then he laid Il trap
for the offender.
At dinner that evening the dessert
was about to be brought in when q
series Of piercing shriclis came from
the direction OF his bedroom. Tho
boartlcrS rushed upstairs. On the up
per landing there sat what was rccog-
nized rs the wreck of the households
chambcrmaid. Her face was black as
the skin of Il Zanzibari negro, and her
hair. carrotv red in its natural sta tie,
was strcallcd and spotted from the
napc Of her neck to her forehead She
was sick-sickcr than was ever trans
atlantic traveller in hurricane &c.
tween her g;lsps she raved and shrieked
like Il maniac, while the young man
laughed heartlcssly at her plight.
81 am poisoned" shrieked tho cham
bermaid, and pointing to the young
man, she yelled with vcnomous hate,
that man has killed me-
The situation began to get so strained
that the lendlady drew the young man
aside for an explanation. Tho bonrd-
ers, anxious to have the mystery eX-
planned, followed.
"What have you done to my mad?''
the landlady asked.
And then it all came out.
'Yo on remember that spoke Of rnys-
terious thctts in my rOoms:' said the
culprit. "Wcll, they did not stop when
/ complained. so took my own pr'cau-
tions that they would not continue.
From the condition Of your maid
infer that she has again been helping
herself to my cologne and whisky.
This circumstantial evidence signifies
that she first took Il large drink OF
the whisky and then proceeded to
battle i'm the cologne. To the fact
that there is a quantity of tartar
cmetic in the whisky is due her ap'
pcarance of nausea, and a reasonable
explanation for the peculiar color OF
her complexion is the combination OF
nitrate of silver with the cologne.
"Your chamberraid will be unable
to appear III public for few days, but
/ hardly think that she will disturb
my property again.
All the other boardcrs agreed with
him. Although the maid did not die
the young man had to move. but he
considers that the success Of his cX-
pertinent amply repays him for his an
noyancc.-St. Louis post-Dispatch.
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POST OFFICE,
EAST Fifth Strcct}
Ei.r StO11@ Gxh1>, "a"

Sl.,:.ESrlONS 10 TIT: rl'EIIC.
'FRONT.' s. Official ,;ni''
,,,l,r... all mali matter lcciply AMI fuzzy tive
ann. If n., l,i,,. and state IN full. street AMI i"V'''
numlrr II the ",icc IL" snail "'". au t'' ''''''
II the COMFY t,
o-lul ,ynr r.imr ard address hi"" upper W.
hand cnrrcr ~ all matter mailed hH y"n
3.-Un :orri@m ,c,trr> always place Tux ""''' -
county IN iIll. ,.
4.-Dn ,r, ,,>e ,i.;n "n,' l'~s. Stamped envelopes
are the best.
5-Ecc>;rr al valuable letters.
q Send money by Noacv order.
7.-AliX stamps securely on the upper f'Z''
corner. ,,,,
S-p, 10, tender for rp-tacr stamps money :" NV
,;Iu.L rs o bc uncurr"nt. az more than '"'"! NV
.cnt. in copper Or nickel coins. o,.
9-i)u 40, AK the postmaster or c'r'h 10 '"'>
lo-ln not ak credit e.: l">ng, stamps or i"s'''!
orders. ...,,,, y.
lid, not ,r,l~r checks ar drafts in yhc'n Tor
money ortrt>. or any motley except '''' WHY"
,,l tender aud Na!ioua, bank notes
- ;.u,n corner Of envelopes supple, hy Hotels
direct = hat disposal Shall In. made q" letter u "'''
delivered. ;.,
I.o Post ONc. Department deems it quite. import :
On, Tim, ail tho ,niro;> o pos, Offices 'l"n"' '"pPA
,hw,cly,. with Nnn,lly Postal Guide II would pe
-. ho;r iutrr..>, al business advantage. - wen -
vastly To- ts interest II TIC postal service ,l'' ~
,;ould hrin. about mo-, a"rurai" N""''%' u ''c
nuirnrn,> 81 that -.rsicc. would r'nc' the amount
nf mail matter nrr"nsrl, addressed poorly wr'Hl.o'
or u.urcioui!v ,tamp.I and would largely dimi'l>h
III number of licr~ a! packages %'hG I" me f''"
Letter Office" very IrH;'c"''a - y,
j. +. NMErE,;i = |. VI.
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z~25ESNISs

Said sale si,s!l hr made fnr cash rs
to 40 Inuci Of the purchase !Gones -
may he requisite to naay ihe costs q
said salt and -aio. all expenses incur
rcd by the plaintiff comnan, in tko cx-
ecutiUn Of this trust, as sci forth in
the said decree: the principal Of lie
bonds secured in The said deed of
trust. with interest thereon since tho
;st da, of December. Io.ll. and inter
Gs. uuoD eacil Snccr->iv- im.ialimcht
OF interest. evidenced hv coupons at
tachcd 10 said bonds, from so date
HE, fell due to he d.,y of sala.
1t is estimated that the cash ncces-
sary to fulfill the above requirements
will amount to about $I:O0O.0n.
A. 10 The residue Of !4c said pur-
chase money, any, there shall hr al
lowed Il credit Of one. two and three
years from date of sale, the purchaser
giving bond for Il deferred payments,
bearing interest from date. aad sccur-
Ell Ivy decd of trust on said property
CHAS. M, BLACKBOARD.
Bond as required by the Aerrce in
the cause Of the Central Trust COM
pany of New York KS. the Big Stone
Gap Water Company and othcls, witt,
approved security given by Ciias. NJ.
Iilachford, enc of the commissioners
named, the decree permitting either
to act.
WYATT M. Elicit.
Clark Us. Circuit Court,
1t Eynchturg.
January a0lh, is9l. Tnns
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-04-05
TUESDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF MAY, 1894,
AT 2 O'CLOCK P. M,
1NTERN0NT HOTEL

in the town Of III. Stone NA2.i in Wise
County, Nirginia:
All Of the property, real and person
al, and The corporate rights and fran
chiscs of the Ri. Stone Cap Water
Company. Tile said property consists
of three tracts of land. a==rr.alin=
Il7.Si acres. in and-ncar HE said town
of 81. Stone GAp.tocciiIrr "iill all "i
its Water-works, comduits. pipe lines.
Dams. machinc -hois, anu all other
buildings. fixtures, appliances and
appurte wherever The ssmc may
lie siuated it hein. intended 10 sell
all of The property of every variety
conveyed to tho Central Trust Com
pImy IF New York, us trustee, is the
said Big Stone Cap Water Company,
Oh the Isl day Of July. 1890, in trust
TO secure certain debts mentioned in
tho said deed.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-04-05
l.. \. nHlcnAEp, Agent
Louisville s. Nashville

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Central lim".l
80 ~. Passenger l,iIy.-I"nr". Lots He y" =
M, a .~i,.s l;is Si>nu Cop > -; = IA.
80. -. Pas ugcT t',i Inns ES Stone '''i
80 j.. ~, arrives at i.'ui-.,!- - -. ~
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~: .tnn:. Gmpam:l i"wtii'A valley
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RrrANs TADULfS &c ct~.
promptly upon the liver . :.
intcstincs; clrc hab;tua' car'.
d;spe! colds. heldacii-s aa' .f'.'
One TabuIe taken az lic -:
toms Of Z rctrrn Of ia...';.
depression Of spirits, -. ~ e =
whole difficulty within e. a2@
Persons in nced OF nc J 80
ulcs will find Tie 9t9ss ~ ;
most economical! 70 buy.
in convenient form -
anon. friends. TIE 9ho:c
represents 4 quarter groe' [.
for Is cents. i sins!< U>.'.- -. F,
had for IS cc.ts.
RlpsN= cric::cAL &c"
10 SPRUCE Sc, ~" fosA
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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-01-17

SUMNER &
PUTNAM CO.
HUn16urDS anil TOrchOn Luces.

We lay before the public the embroderes for 1894 with
evident relish and satisfaction We rub hands great
gee several lotsor impending tariff revision is likely
affect prices Of foreign embroderes the discontinue
tain importers who have reckoned without their host and
from whom have obtained recent impoatons prices
low, if lower than the tariff readjustment will pos
sibe We first point the finger
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-01-17
Edgi110S Ond FJO1G1lci1tgs.

yards, from Fl inches in width very fine quality
CLOTH and the embroderes of the latest and choicest char
1t has been privilege and pleasure heretofore
to offer such ouncngs and edgngs below 81 and soc
yard 1t also true we'll that many of the patterns would
usually cost 81 yard at Wholesale Therefore it is
with the gre satisfaction that present the surprise
our patrons this week by offering these 81 and
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-01-17

Lowest prices Of the year. 900 gowns Soc made of bang
up muslin reinforced double back square yoke with many
fine tuck and hamburg edgng neck front and cuffs The
value is in the quality of cloth and in the making Full
length width and made of better muslin than other
5ocgown in this city 700 night gowns Muslin of
undoubted excellence double yoke front and back feather
from 75c for this sale 500 night gowns 69c Fine cotton
neck tucked and insertion yoke embroidered neck front
and cuffs plated back and high shoulders Reduced from 79c
for this sale. gowns 75c. dozen styles fine
cotton plain yoke be trimmed the buyer Defines fine
rue neck front and sleeves Sc gowns made of the
muslin Another STYLE yoke, tucked and insertion
and rufle of embroidery all over 75c
400 gowns ST. Newest of the newentirey styles.
Choice muslin and different styles of yoke and trimming,
very rich others simple and eXquisitebut all very
handsome the emboderes being and fine and the ucks
very fine Some reduced from S2 and others from Sis,
for this sale only Other gowns up to SIS each Exclusive
agency for the Hathaway muslin underwear
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-01-17
! 25c a yard.
BJ0cE SaCisS FJO1tnci7lgs.

yards of these fast black 4nch hemstitched ounc
ngs deeply embroidered and which, said the importer
soc yard to land. We affirm this to be
and offer the entire lot without of patterns
whatsoever at the almost unbelievable price of &c Yd
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-01-17
TOrcHO2l LUceS.

pieces Of handmade Torchon aces in the select
patterns and per below the usual prices for their kind
At SC yard SC yard at yd at yd nc yd
at CSC yd.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-01-17
Chemises and Long Skirts.

No matter how little how much may pay the
extravaganza thing any do the face OF pres
prices, is make up these garments home. The
richest pieces the economical have in especial
abundance freshness and value at this sale.
Scores of other offerings crowded out for lack of space
Muslin underwear, second floor
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-01-17
DrU1CGlS.

600 drawers CSC. Really fine fine tucks with
feather braid 400 drawers at 81 Very serviceabe
cotton with tucks and 2nCh ru1e of embroidery
drawers 43c Our best soc styles ucks and 3inch
rule of embroidery drawers at SOC Worth and gen.
orally sold 75c The the tucks and the deep rue
are all very fine Drawers to SIS each
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-01-17
The '94 Patterns.

In fine matched of edgngs insertions and aovers
rived last week, per steamship Normandie. They will
ceive the praises and approvas of of culture
refinement, all this week.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-01-17
Hamburg Edgi1agS.

The 1894 new patterns. Fresh, designs always
mand full regular prices at the opening of the This
exception that rule and the only exception for
years Therefore patrons this week
of yards the preest edgngs and
in widths of inches-at IL 2c yard. Also de-
signs and equally bargainu2ooo yards edgngs sea yd
yards edgings at ayd yards edgings yd
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-01-17
Corset COUerS.

600 corset covers at Good cambc good sewing
and good fit Reduced this sale from Our regular
CSC covers reduced 7c Several styles 25c specially
good value Our regular 81 reduced to csc, this
sale Corset at 81 -2c 42c 5oc 75c all extra val
ues. Covers up to $3.50,
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-01-17

field visited last week at Mr.. +. G.. Hoyt's.
== Chauncey Bartlett was taken dan
gerously sick last week. but is a little more
comfortable go Andrew j. Parker is
very sick, with not much expectation of re-
covery; and his son Charles is confined to
the house with the grip. == Eldon Ladd,
who went last week to the hospital in Bos.
ton, has assurances from the doctors there
of permanent recovery. - Rev. II.
Dewitt Williams is visiting friends in Ran.
dolph and Bethel this week.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-04-27
The Busy South of the 20

The Busy South of the goth,
says we arc too previous. 1t strik-
cs us very forcibly that Bro Hay
woard is guilty of a little previous
ness himself. If we are correctly
informed he has been q citizen of
Tennessee but q short time, and
when he left his northern home he
did not forget to bring with him a
lot of ego, and presumption. When
She Busy South says no such terms
as blackberry picker" "sang dig
gcrand "goober grabler," arc appli,
cd by Maury countians, to Law
renee countians, it is guilty of q
misstatement, and the people down
here know it. 1t seems to us that
Mauy coanty's selfishncss hasgone
far enough, and that it is time fol-
rome other part of The district to be
shown little respect in the matter
Of selecting the Attorney General
No man in this district is better fit
ted for Attorney General than
Frank Boyd.
No man in the district has re
spnnded more promptly to the call'
,f his party than Mr.. Boyd. 1T
tiIrr when his party needed hi
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-04-27
NONRESIDENT
NOTICE.
Attachment before J. P.
A. w. Green,
VS..
J. M. Norman.

In this cause il appearing to the
undersigned that an attachment
regularly issued from the under
signed and acting Justice of the
Peace on the 18th day of March,
1894 uron the defendant and bond
of the plaintiff, that said dcfendent
is nonresident of the State eff
Tennessee, and it futher appearing
that said defendant is indebted to
plaintiff in the sum of seventy-fve
dollars, due by note with interest,
and it further appearing that said
attachment came into the hands or
+. ID. Richardson, deputy sheriff,
the day issued and was by him
levied on the property of defendant
as follows; A certain tract or par
eel of land situated in the 10th civil
district of Lawrence coulti, Ten.
ncsScc, and bounded as follows:
to wit; Beginning on the north
west corner of J, l.. Spcagles 40
acre tract thence east with Afford
SPECIAL east boundry line about 1876
poles to J. i. Spcagle's southwest
corner, thence cast sufficient dis.
lance, so by running north to J. l..
Spcaglc's north boundry line, thence
west to the place Of beginning, con-
tanning 40 acres Of land, being the
same land OF, which Mrs. Fannie
kiddy had lease, ending the year
1892, deed from J, L. Speaglc to j..
NJ. Norman by decd recorded in
book No. 5, page 5l4, II. CO. l..
county, levied on as the property
of j. l.. NLrman, also on the east
end of lots No. 0and q of the
town of Wayne according to the
Hudson 4 Nixon plat and bounded
as follows: to wit; on the north by
Waynesboro and Shelbyvillc road,
cast by John Keplinger, south by
j. NJ. King, west by Kelton d Nor
man, something near one acre under
fence. Also another lot containing
about half an acre, bounded on
north by f. A. Bates, west by Cal
ton, south by J, NJ. King, east by
i the above described lots with small
house on same. The above de-
scribed lands and town lots levied
on as the property of. NJ. Norman.
! 1t is therefore ordered by me
! that publication be made in the
LAWRENCE DEMOCRAT, a newspaper
published in the town of Lawrence.
burg, Tennessee, for four consecu-
tive weeks requiring the defendant
J. NJ. Norman, to be and appear be
fore me at my office in the town of
Lawrenceburg, Tenn, on Monday
the Both day of April 1894 and
make defense to this attachment
suit, or the same will be taken for
confessed as to him and the cause
set for hearing exparte,
This March 9th 1894.
W. G, Bills, J.P.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-04-27
LAND SALE.

Under and by virtue of a decide of
trust made to the undersigned by Geo
w. Dobins and wife and registered in
the registers Office of Lawrence Coun-
ty. Tennessee in trust book "U" pages
Ii to 90 l will as Trustee sell for cash,
free from the equity Of redemption and
right OF homestead and dover, to the
highest bidder at the Court house door
in the town Of Lawrcnccburg on
Thursday, May 10th. 1894.
the following described tract of land
to-wit; situated in the said County Of
Lawrence, State of Tennessee in Civil
District No. s, in Range 8, Section on
Sugar creek and bounded as follows;
Beginning at white oak, West of the
Pulaski road and West of Dobins grave
yard; thence West 16 J olcs and
Is links to stone with hickory pointers
on the East boundiy of J. W. Appleton,
thence South with him AZ rods, stake
with blackberry and horn-hean pointers;
thence West with Appleton "a poles
to a stake; thence South and passing
Applcton's corner at II rods in all 1l9
poles to crooked beach with pointers;
thencc'wcst l6S poles to white oak
and pointers; thence South l25 poles to
white oak, corner of r. T. Dobbins;
thence East 1913 poles with II. T. Dob
bins N. B of his Is acre tract to red.
oak with white-oak pointers n. 40 poles
to a blackjack with poplar pointers,
Fast 80 poles, with F. A. Dobbins to
a chestnut rod sonth of q white-oak
pointer on the W. b. of Dan Cox. col
thence North with same SO poles to a
chestnut, j. W. Appletons S. corner;
thence west with him, 80 poles to a
hickory with white oak pointers; thence
North with the same 80 poles to red.
oak and sassafras; thence East II poles
to chestnut; thence North IS poles ia
stake in the laue; thence East 81 poles
with the lane to a stake in the west bank
of Sugar Creek; thence Northwardly up
the creek with its meandering 81 poles
to corner of G. W. Dobbins, in the
island: thence west 40 poles toa willow
thence 100 South of west 26 poles to a
stake at the head of ditch; thence
west 2S poles to stake in the Pulaski
road; thence Sonth 5 poles and links
to the beginning and containing 306
acres more or less. Sold as the prop.
crty of Of the said George W. Dobbins
to satisfy the debt secured in the said
deed of trust.
This April 9th, 1894.
Jno. VI. Harwood, Trustee
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-04-27
To the Voters NTH Judicial Circuit Of
Tennessee.

Being confined to the court house all
the while is why ! write to you, and do
not come in person to see you, to an
nounce | am a candidate for reelection
to the Office of Attorney General.
1t has been the custom of the coun-
try to give man a second term if he
performed his duty well the first term,
and made good officer; and besides, an
officer who has had the office one term
is better qualified to perform its duties
than any new man-the best service for
the country iswhat the people demand
and placing my claims on these and
other considerations, l earnestly re-
quest your valuable support, and will
ever remember your kindness in this re-
spcct
Attention to my daily duties at the
court must plead my fitness and faith
fulness to the Office more than leaving
the Office to electioneer for my re-elcct.
ion.
A convention or primary will be held
to send delegates to a judicial cnonvcn-
ton. My claims are subject to the ac-
tion of the Democratic party. and if
elected will, as heretofore, perform my
duties promptly, and with kindness to
all.
Hoping for the endorsement of your
self and friends, l am,
Yours Truly,
J. L. Joncs.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1894-04-27

The Columbia Herald says cdi-
torially, that Mr.. Smizer is enti-
tied to the office Of States Attorney
from geographical stand point,
1t is to be regretted that the Her
aid holds no higher claims for its
candidate (Mr. Smizer) and anoth-
tr thing we do not remember of
having heard of any objection raised
against Mr.. Boyd. for the geograph-
'cal position he held when the bu-
gle was sounded two years ago
calling him from his business 10
take the stump as an elector for
this district. No Brother, it is not
the geographical position that men
hold in this district that entities
them to tho high office of States
Attorney. But the people are de-
,nanding that the Democracy Of
this district elect the man who il
most competent to fill the Office Of
States Attorney. and that man is
Frank Boyd.