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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-11-08
w. p. Lipscomb OF

W. p Lipscomb et al.
The object of this slit Is to recover
Judgment against w. T. Lipscomb, and
". +. Goodloe in the srm of twelve hum
dred sixteen and 67-I0u iollars(Sl ,2l6.6D.
with interest thereon fan January l4fh,
1890, until payment, AMI the costs OF this
suit; and also to forcIl lose the. lien rem
dercd in q ded of said 1.tc from BigStone
Cap Improvement Cca.pany and h. 9.
Ballard 1hruston. Trustee, to w. T. Good
Toe, on lots 10, H. 10, Is, l6 and Is, OF
block 7, Improvement JOS Plat No.
Of Big Stone Gap, Va, and affidavit
having been made that =. II. Berryman,
Mrs. 10. &. Green, A. h Simpson, W. Il.
Neil. s. NJ. Miller, ANA Mex Eckel, par
ties defendant to this sn.t, are non-resi-
denis Of this State, the said defendants
are required to appear thin fifteen days
after due publication o. his order, in the
clerks office Of our said curt, at rules to
be holden therefor, and 10 what is neces-
sary to protect their interests. And it is
ordered that copy oftil,s order be forth
with published once week for four sue
cecsiye weeks in the Big Stone Gap Posi-,
newspaper printed in the town OF Big
Stone Gap, in the county of Wise State OF
Virginia, and posted at the front door OF
the court house of said county on the first
day Of the next county court for said
county after the date OF this order.
COPY: Teste:
w. L. KlLGoGE, Clerk.
BY G.. a. JOHNSON, D. G.
II. G.. MCDOWELL, JE.,p q. 4649
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oRnE. OF puBLIcArIoS.

VIRGINIA.: In tie clerks office Of the
circuit court for the county of Wise on
the 22nd day of October, 1894,
Thruston. Trustee,
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BruLls, Nov. 1.-The Emperor uaar l,''A Of
has decided to send Prince mo mum funeral
Of the late Gear.
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

VIRGINIA.: In the clerks Office OF the
circuit court for the county ofWise on the
18th day Of October, 1891.
Thruston, Trustee,
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

VIRGINIA.: In the clerks office of the
circuit court for the county OF Wise on
the :92nd day of October, 1894.
Thruston, Trustee,
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father.


The President replied as follows;
wAsuIxeroS, D. c., Nov. :, l0'4.
70 His Majesty, Nicholas H. emperor
g prssio Liyidia l hasten to express
my heartfelt sympathy, aud the sy~ l,milv
o. nv countrymen with the royal ,,i ialn''s
- ia tho Russian people in their aili'''i0n'
by reason of the death OF your D'''
father ,r.,yrI,AND.
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wAsulxcroS, Nov. 2.-SecretarS 81
State Gresham today received Il u'sP"'e"
rrom the Russian Foreign Office an
nonncinc the succession of the ne" En-
peror President Cleveland ai'e'""'N 49,.
ae;vsd a message direct from the me-"
,smoe,or announcing the death OF MS
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ORDER orpUBLIcArloN.

VIRGINIA.: In the clerk Office Of the
circuit court for the county of Wise on
the Doth day of October, 1884
Thruston, Trustee,
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

IvIRGINIA: In the clerks Office OF the
Circuit Court for the county of Wise on
the 22nd day of October, ls9a.
Thurston, Trustee.
S. c. Ringo, ct al.
The object OF this suit is to recover
Judgment against Q, Ringo ard n. u !.
Hardin. in the sum 800 90 with inter-
est thereon from D.ss -mber 10, 1888. until
paid and the costs this suit, and TO en-
force the same by eclesuse of the ven-
doris lien reserved deed dated Decem-
her 10, 1885, y Stone Gap Improve
neut Co. & Thur, n, Trustee, to Sc.
Rineo. on lot Is If Jock Is; Improve
ment Cos. plat ~ ~ Of the town OF
Big Stone Gap, Va. md affidavit having
been made that S. G. lingo, Willis L. Rim.
90. F. NJ. Hardin. Alfred r. Mullins,q
Llewellyn \. Creig!ei, D. W. Bolts and j..
NJ. Hardin, parties defendant to this suit.
are non-residents Of this State, the said
defendants are required to appear within
fifteen DAYS after dre publication of this
order, in the clerk : r1ice of our said court
at rules to be holde, there for, and do
what is necessary to protect their inter"
ests. Aud it is ordc.' that copy OF this
order be forthwith !. 9tished once week
for four successive weeks, in The Big
StoneGap posr ncv oaper printed in the
town of Big Stone ~, in the county OF
Wise, State of Virg,, !. and posted at the
front door Of the Jurt-house OF said
county, on the first de- of the next Coun-
ty Court for the said county after the date
OF this order.
A Copy: Teste:
W. L. klL4ORE, Clerk.
Byl. a. JonSsoS, D. O..
II. c. McDowGLL, JE, p. q. Nov. 46-4s
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oRDER OF PUCaIcArIoN.

VIRGINIA.: In the clerks Office of the
circuit court for the county ofWise on the
2nd day of November, 1894
Thruston, Trustee,
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

VIRGINIA: In the clerks Office of the
Circuit Court for the county of Wisezon
the goth day of Oct 1894.
Thurston, Trustee
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

VIRGINIA.: In the clerk Office of the
circuit court for the county ofWise on the
26th day of October, 1894.
Thrustor. Trustee,
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

VIRGINIA; In the clerk s office of the
circuit court for the county Of Wise OH
the Goth day OF October, 1854.
Thruston, Trustee.
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W. +. kILLoRg, Clerk,
By c. A. JOHNSON, ID. T..
II. c. Mcdowell, Jn., q. Nvo Id AZ
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w. Z. kllGosE, Clerk
BY G. a. JogSsoS, y. ~
81 IsaxrrI. j 1. IS. d rs sit;49
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0EDER OF PUBLICATION.

VIRGINIA.: In the clerks Office Of the
circuit court for the county of Wise on
3lst day Of October, 1891.
Thruston. Trustcce,
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

VIRGINIA.: Iii the clerk Office Of the
circuit court for the county of Wise on
the 20tn day of October, 1891.
Thruston, Trustee,
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peassl, raip s9 : ,ov d, hands
s. s. ksll sa, Z cIys them i trial
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oRnER OF PUBLICATION.

II. c. McDowELL, Jr., p. q.
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W. E. KILGoRE, Clerk,
&c. A. JOHNSON, d. c..
II. c. MCDOWELL, JR., p.q. Fvo 4G-49
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VIRGINIA: In the clerks office of the
circuit court for the county ofWise on the
Both day of October, 1871
Thruston, Trustee,
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W. E. kILcoRE, Clerk,
BY G. A. JOHNSON, d. {.
II. G. MCDOWELL, JI., p. q. Ny6 46-.i9
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A Copy: 1'este:
ORDER OF pr ,L1cATIoN.

II. C. McDoweLL JE., p. q. Nov. : 46-4s
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W. T. KlLGonE, Clerk.
BY G.. a. JOHNSON, D. G.
II. C. MCDOWELL, JE.,p q. 4649
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" II, NJ 4.'''7I'I - III NJ
By C. \. JOHNSON, D G.
II. C. McDowELL,JE ;, pa. 4'l9
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w. f. KlLGonE, Clerk.
BY c. A. JOHNSON, Q. G.
II. G. Mcdowell, Jn., p q. 4649
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-09
NEWARK.

Miss Julia H. Fooks and Miss Mary
+. Purnell, of Snow Hill are visiting
Miss Katie VI. Timmons at the NJ. +.
parsonage.
Rev. VIM. l., =. Bowen will preach
in Wesley NJ. Z. Church of Cedar
town tomorrow at 5 p. nj. and Rev.
James X. Campbell will preach in
the NJ. +. Church of this place at
1899 a. m. and at Ironshire at 7.3O
p. m.
Our Public School of which Squire
George T. Richardson has been the
faithful principal for the past year.
closed its sessions last week. Squire
Richardson is an excellent instructor
of youth and is esteemed very highly
by every body in this community.
The NJ. +. Church of Ironshire for
the first time in her history, has now
regular preaching once on every Sun
day. Divine services are held there
OH one Sunday in the evening at 7.30
and on the next Sunday in the after
noon ut o'clock.
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-09
Horrible Murder
~ EGROES MURDER \
CONSTABLE.
THE LEADER IS lYNCHED !

On Thursday States Attorney X.
ID: Jones brought the startling news
to this town OF horrible murder per-
petrated by twelve burly negroes, at
Powell's store in Somerset County and
about seven miles from Pocomoke
City. The unfortunate victims of the
brutes were Constable Carver who
was killed outright and his brother
officer of the law McCready, who was
terribly beaten.
Twelve colored men from Virginia
who had been picking berries for
Frank Barnes and had received the
pay for their work on Wednesday,
went TO Powell's store on the evening
in question and began to drink bad
whiskey. They were soon boistrous-
" drunk. District Constable Carver
and McCready happened along and
Carver made ali effort to quell them,
at the request of the storekeeper, when
he was set upon by the men. who beat
him to death with beer bottles. Me
Cready went to his aid when he first
saw him in danger but he himself was
knocked down almost instantly and
was beaten SO badly that his life is
dispaired Of. After the fiends had
killed Carver they slashed him with
knives and razors and otherwise mutt
lated his body. They then left the
scene of their deviltry. The news OF
the murder spread rapidly and i'll a
few hours ten of the men were lodged
in Princess Anne Jail, which building
was surrounded by the excited popu.
lace many of whom breathed threats
Of lynching. At Pocomoke City the
other two negroes were arrested and
placed in the town lookup. 1t is
thought these were innocent, and the
story they told of running away as
soon as they saw Carver and McCrea.
DIV attacked is generally believed. 1t
need be no surprise if the news is re.
ceived that the ten men in Princess
Anne Jail have been lynched for the
people there are in fearfnlly excited
state of mind
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-09

your intelligent readers will see that
the fanatics | have been meeting, make
no attempt to obey the Bible as
whole, but take scraps of truth. wrench
them from their context and naturally
reach these excesses that always
characterize people who do not rightly
divide the word of truth" may say
in closing that rotten-eggs, smearing
offensive substances over floors. doors
and seats, tar and feathers, and
exaggerated abuse will never damage
the cause Of these extremists a particle.
Educated public sentiment and more
consistency in the lives OF protesting
christians in the regular churches. will
he more effective.
G.. GRosvESoR DAVE.
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-09
Bromhley and Ernest Burke,

Glen Brombley and Ernest Burke,
two young men who reside in Colbourn'
District, near Whiteburg, were bosom
friends up TO within few weeks ago,
when they fell out over some trouble
unknown to the general public. Burke
says that on Saturday night he was on
the mill-dam at Whiteburg when
Brombley struck him side of the jaw
with an axe knocking him off the dam
and partially into the water where he
Law unconscious for sometime. When
he regained consciousness he found
himself walking about ON the dam with
terrible pain in his head, and Il
cracked jaw. Brombley was arrested
by Constable Thorington OF Pocomoke
City, and on Thursday was given q
hearing before Judge Robinson. {.
O. Melvin appeared for the prisoner
and X. ID. Jones for the State. Bromb
ley WAS held for court under the charge
of assault with intent TO kill
Thomas Jones, farmer, who
resides over the river about eight mile'
from town, started for home early Sat.
urlay evening. a friend shared the
seat of his dog cart. This friend had
been having some words with a colored
man before he got into the cart, but
supposed the affair was settled. As
they were on the outskirts of the town
two negroes stepped out into the road,
one of them was armed with a piece Of
fence rail, and before his purpose could
he OWNED he aimed blow at Mr.
Jones and quickly followed it with
another The first time he was struck
across the thighs. the second blow laid
open his scalp. The negroes then took
to their heels, and ut this writing ha, 4
not been captured. The negro who
made the attack was the one who had
the quarrel with the man in the cart
with Mr.. Jones, and the blows were
no doubt intended for him. but struck
the wrong man. Mr.. Jones was brought
back to town and his wound wa,
dressed hy DIR. Aydelotte.
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-09
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Continued From Last Wccl,

When the MESSENGER was put Ia
press last Friday the case OF White r<.
Ayers was being argued by George W.
Purnell and Adial p. Barnes for White
and William s. Wilson and Clayton
J. Purnell, for Ayers. Mr.. Purnell
closed for the defense with an eloquest
speech Of one hour and fifty minutes du-
ration, he was followed by George W.
Purnell, Esq. in an able argument for
White. The ease went to the Jury
about ten o'clock but they did moi
render their verdict until nearly noon
on Saturday, when they brought in a
verdict in favor of Ayers.
Jane Bailey, heretofore considered
an honest colored woman. was tried for
stealing an umbrella from the store of
Richardson, Smith. Moore d Co.,
found guilty and sentenced to 20 days
in Jail. Judge Holland told Jane il
she ever appeared before him again he
would give her longer sentence.
Susan Kemp was given six months
in the House OF Correction for stealing
Il chicken from j. 5. Price Il Co.
Edward Ayars was found guilty OF
assault with intent TO rape Mrs. Sarah
VI. Quillen, Of near Berlin, and was
sentenced to four years in the Mary.
land Penitentiary. The Court made
the sentence light because the prisoner
was weak-minde,l.
Charles Allen was sentenced to the
House of Correction for six months for
stealing pair OF shoes from Henry j.
Clayville.
Henry Townsend was sentenced Ia
the House Of Correction for six months
for assaulting Henry Tull.
George Blake was given six years
in the Maryland Penitentiary for rs.
saulting Mr.. Berton Gray in the town
of Snow Hill, and was also given five
days in Jail for resisting arrest.
No further business appearing Court
adjourned on Monday.
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-09
BERLIN.

Mr.. Henry Anderson visited Snow
Hill on Thursday.
Mr.. George Jacobs is spending this
week in Laurel with his wife.
Mrs. Joseph Station was the welcome
guest Of Mr. and Mrs. Warner .Jarman
this week.
Miss Lizzie Tilghman spent Wednes-
day and Thursday in Baltimore pur-
chasing new goods.
Mr. Dietrich is kept very busy selling
sewing machines. lie went to Snow
Hill Thursday with one
Mr.. Green Richardson and his son.
Hurley, spent "Wednesday in Berlin
with their old friends.
Mrs. Jennie Campbell and little son
spent Monday and Tuesday with her
cousin. Mrs. Lizzie Cavender.
Our sporting men are having good
time down to Ocean City drum fishing.
Some days they catch nine and ten.
Mr.. James Henry is making his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Moses johnson,
visit. His old friends are all glad To
see him.
Miss Alice Gault spent Wednesday
and Thursday with her aunt, Mrs.
Nancy Davis, on her way home from
Cape Charles.
Mr.. and Mrs Palmatory left Tues
day morning for Hartford County 10
make his daughter, Mrs. Beulah Steph-
ensOn, a visit.
Strawberry shippers are about
through with their crops Some have
made little money, while others have
made nothing.
Collector OF Taxes Bell visited Snow
Hill ON Tuesday and the Commissioners
gave him an Overhauling because the
taxes had not been collected. He said
our people had had hard year of it,
and he could do no better, but the
Commissioners said he must advertise.
so he will he compelled to do so.
After our visit to Berlin next Satur-
day, June 18th, we will send notice Of
arrearages to all our delinquent sub
scribers at Berlin, Jones, lronshire,
Ocean City, Whaleyville, st. Martins,
Showells and Newark. Those who do
not wish to receive postal card must
either meet us ut Berlin or remit to
this office.
DIR. S. X. Marshall. proprietor of
Berlin's White Front Drug Store and
dental parlors, examines teeth free,
cures toothache for / o cents and extracts
without pain when necessary for %
cents, fills and saves them from 30 cents
up. No charge made for extracting
for partial or full set of teeth. He
does strictly hard-time cash price
business, vix: Full value for your
cash, eggs, chickens, or corn. Pure
and special remedies for all aches and
pains.
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-09
OCEAN CITY.

Mrs. Kyle of Dakota, the wife OF
the Senator, will spend the season
here.
Mr.. J. NJ. Littig. president Of the
Marine Bank. will spend the month of
July here with his family.
Senator John Walter Smith is
thinking of renting cottage here for
the season.
Mr.. Leonidas Levering and family
have engaged rooms and will come
down about the middle of July.
Mr.. Randolph Mordecai's new cot
tage is well under way and will he
finished for occupancy by the first of
July.
The Town Commissioners are law
ing new walks on the cross streets and
renewing the front walk so tha. the
people can keep their feet out of the
sand"
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-09
LYNCHED /!

The young colored man who carrie,
the mail between Snow Hill and Prin
cess Anne has just informed us as We
are going to press Friday at noon
that about $50 white men forced their
way into the Jail this morning about
o'clock and shot and cut to death the
ring-leader of the gang. He says he
went TO the Jail and viewed the body
of the lynched negro.
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-09
GIRDLETREE.

Rev. +. ii. Derrickson, formerly pas
tor Of this place, was in town one day
this week.
Miss Anna Murrey, of Berlin, spent
last Sunday with her aunt. Mrs Jennie
Scarborough.
Mr.. X. ID. Jones, of Girdletree, vis-
ited Pocomoke City one day this week.
Miss Ella Sturgis spent part of last
week with her brother OH Chincoteague
Mr.. Atwood Gordy. who has been
visiting his parents, has returned 10
his place of business at Exmore, Va
Mr.. Thomas Hudson and family are
spending few days with friends on
Chincoteague. c
Miss Ella Hill, of Snow Hill, is Wis
iting Miss Bette Hill, of Girdletree
Hill.
Miss Nina Scarborough lett last
Friday morning for Carlisle, Pa, to
attend the commencement at Dickinson
College and will visit friends in Phil
adelphia before returning home.
Mrs. james ii. Smack and daughter,
Mrs. Thompson Jones, visited Hall
wood, Va, this week. While there
they witnessed the marriage Of Their
cousin, Miss Nellie Payne to Mr.. Jane:
A. Hall, of Hallwood. The bride wa.
prettily attired in white silk with cream
roses, and the groom wore the conven
tional black. After the ceremony they
took the train for tour to the northern
cities and will spend couple of week.
at Niagara Falls before returning home
! We extend congratulations.
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-09

He caught the baby with hook
and line, did colored man sitting on
Porter's Bridge, near Snow Hill the
other day. 1t happened in this manner:
The little child of Mr.. John Bradford
was in the care of colored woman
when it fell into the Pocomoke and the
rushing tide swept it hurriedly down
the stream; the little one rolled over
and over as it sped on to what seemed
certain death; the colored woman,
rushed irantically about but did not
Jump into the Eiyfr to save the child.
Deliverence was hear, however. A lone
fisherman sat opfPoyter's Bridge, with
feet dangling OVER. he was fishing for
pike but they bit slowly and when he
heard the colored woman scream he
was just entering the land of Nod; but
that scream penetrated his very mar.
row and drove the Goddess of Nor.
pheus to flight instanter as well Il.
awakened the inventive genius of the
lone fisherman. He saw the child
drifting toward him, but the water was
deep and chilly and he did not relish a
bath. \ sudden thought penetrated
his Uranium and grasping the stout
fishing pole he prepared for move
rescue. Ii was a success too. As tn,
little one was swept under the bridg,
the negro cunningly caught the big
pike hook into its clothing and pullec
il safely ashore OF course the par
ents were gratified hut when they
wanted to know of the colored woman
why she had not jumped in after thu
child, she exclaimed-"Fo God mal
eft I'd jumped in dar an drowned II
gone TO de debl shu, eff de chile don,
drown il 90 to hebbcn.
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-09
Election of Officers.

At the regular weekly meeting Of
Ocean Lodge, No. 81, |. O. o. F., 9n
Tuesday night the following new officers
were elected:
Noble Grand Edward G. Clark.
Vice Grand. Gordon Wonnell.
Recording Sec'y-W. 4. McAllen.
Permanent Sec'y-.John w. Station.
Treasurer William ID. Corddry.
Marshall William NJ. Vincent.
Chaplain-William X. Spurrier.
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-09

The Baltimore .imericdn of We'd
neslay contained the following item on
oats and corn: Oats have gone up.
and as corn is down, many owners OF
horse flesh are feeding entirely on corn,
with little bran and cut feed. They
say that this is reduction in the
expense of keeping horses of about one
half Oats, rs rule. are about 32C 81
cents a bushel, and corn about 500 81
cents Yesterday oats went up tC
10! a. 46. cents, with corn at - cents
A bushel OF corn will feed twice a> far
as oats.
Now is the time 10 subscribe for
the MESSENGER which contains all the
county news. Subscription price one
dollar year in advance.
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-09
For Sale.

The House and Lot on Federal
Street, in Snow Hill. recently owned
and occupied by Alfred Pinchin, Esq,
deceased. Information given ON the
premises. 1t.
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-09
JOB Printing

executed at the MESSENGER
Office in snoA >t,l.. ut lowest
prices.
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-09

H- This paper has the largest circnla-
tion of any paper in Worcester County
aud L. the ofiicial Daper of the County.
Democratic messenger., 1894-06-09
Wanted.
and gen

tlemen, make from $500 to $500 per
day folding addressing circulars, and
corresponding for me ut their homes
permanentiposition. For reply send self
addressed stamped envelopes to J. W.
Keller, author of Hounds and Hare"
Mishawaka, Ind.