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FORMER ELEPHANTS.

Oar. Whom the Levsathnn Creatures
Roa:ned the Northern Continents.
The great northern elephant per-
ished as q species in the prime Of life.
It had lived under most prosperous
conditions It's enemies were few and
comparatively inipotent Alone among
contemporary animals, the saber.
toothed tiger occasionally perhaps got
the better of an antagonist which must
have been less sensitive to the flint.
tipped arrows of mere human assail-
ants than ship surgeon CULVER was to
the multitudinous pricks Of Lilliputian
missiles.
Inexhaustible supplies of food, too,
were furnished by the forests and
swalnps of the vast Europasian conti-
nent 70 the terrestrial leviathan, which
accordingly multiplied and throve ex.
ceedingly. Thon was the eliminating
epoch of the proboscidean family.
Thick hided animals with tusks and
trunks attained a larger size, ranged
over a wider area Of the oarth's sur.
face, and existed more numerously and
in greater variety. than ever before or
since.
Mammoths wandered into Ireland
and Scotland they tralnpcd by the
score through the thickets Of the
Weald, they roanlcd in great herds
along the flats and valleys OF Central
Europe, aud across the endless oak-
clad plairs OF Russia and the now bar
rem tui,iras of Siberia. Italy reared
elephants of her own. Elephas nsr-
iaionalisl; another antique species of
large size tElephas antiquus) was
met with from Yorkshire to the Atlas;
Even Malta swnrmod with pigmy ele-
plants OF two if not three, separate
kinds; while the huge rnastudon was
the chief representative Of the genus In
Norti. ana South America. = edinburgh
Royiew.
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CAPRICE OF FASHION.
so7ae OF the Changing Styles in Dress and
nIllIinarE.

Some OF the Changing Styles in Dress and
Millinery.
A popularity of present-style millin-
cry is u suggestion Of a cape to the
small bonnet This is made Of plaitings
of lace, that fall over the back Of the
head. Some of those plaitings almost
touch the collar Of the dress. Whether
they are the forerunner Of the real
cape to the bonnet remains to be seen.
Fashionable caprice ranges from the
three-quarter length cape of plain
plush velvet, cloth or fur. with high,
rolling collar. to similarly shaped
garment of brocaded, Aecked, figured
or spotted fabric or fancy cloaking ma
terial, with anywhere from three to
seven little cape rufiles.
A novelty in bodice for evening
dress is a plain-dtting body of silk, with
COLLAR and deep Vandykes Of ella borate-
IL embroidered velvet These Van
dykes fall over the back and the sleeves,
and one exceptionally long point ex-
tends down either side Of the front to
the waist-line.
lew nouCSOHo POhe-pouHetSo VI Vci-
vet are seen. They are almost exactly
in the style of 1890. and while they are
extravagantly becoming to few wom-
Ell, they make the rank and file sim
ply rights Moral: Be very careful in
selecting the style of bonnet known as
pole.
Instead of fur-lined garments fashion
runs to the bright fancy Innings, with
the fur on the outside. The fur-lined
circular OF years past would furnis h o
good model for the present-day garment
if it were worn wrong side out.
Tho woman who can devise or con-
struct the most elaborate, expensive
and amazing style of waist is a success
full woman as far as dress goes.
The majority Of cape wraps are lined
with very rich material, brocade, shot
silk, changeablc satin, Or ever fancy
velvet boing used.
Bonnets arc very small; out as one
enthusiastic shopper remarked tho
smaller the prettier-and the more ey-
pensivo.-N. Y. Ledger.
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1CEsySTE&G
Sci.r.,li. ia effect June. 4, 1892.

SO2 LEAVE BRISTOL, DAli.r.
SO ~ M. arrives at puaSli 10. ~ .. III. +.
Kadfnrd Hop. m. arrive !;oaunks Ia y. ~ .
arrive Iynchburg 30 p. N, Petersburg 10 A..
Richmond S.35 H. H.. ani Norfolk lG.fo ;. -.
Pullman sleeper Bristol to Soriol. snL i.,uc'-
burg to Richmond.
100 p. M, Limited. Stops on!y st RaLi1f, S'.is''
.e' Roanoke 1856 p in. las Pullman S:ecpcr
ios ~sshinGton STA Rr,nokc. :;h.ni.i"ai junction
and Is. & D. Ais; g;- Ney Yor!; vi !!-s-r-;o"i g.
a"l Harrisburg. Di,'ins GAGS ;i' :c's,
40 M, arrives koau,c l. 70 D. ~, iraJ o.l;
+. M. ua3e.stown $40 D. III, .:riyc. wa>hir.-
ton, via r. ( n. H. X. amp &h-:'J,iun. .!:iicii ~
1879 p. III. through sleeper fpr Sew !of4
Arriv- Lymc.lirSa.lao ID. M. arfi,.> r-,ersF'r'S
03o p ~, RichuIon. - +. III Eori,k 9.!e
III. !'usi'nW parl"y car Ec.,EoSe to Soriol|.
WlSSr0N-SAiEM D!vi>ON.-i."a"r ::rano.e ..ai.v
SIS n. M. for W:ns:pH-S,cm ard int,rm..i1 =
SO;:riI CAROLINA ply:s.oy.--!.u.. lals,Si.sc
a. NJ, dsi!y except Snni..y. tar B-;* in.-r 49,
81 $50 4. Saily FOR lyunh".. ,n! I9si =. "a.
daily. for vn"hoc ami l. .,-u;
NEW RIVER B2ANCil.-I.stve E.,i!or.. ,-i!v -
IN, for iu";i-i ar,i P,,ca,,onta: IN. % Il X
yinu- also for 81" stations Cnch v,ll.: 4nd 70
Louisville vim Hart.'r.
10.
Leaves Ka;fori for Elnetirl!. Pncahon:>.. k."era
Counbu|, CHIC *" ami iii oon:s .r-,t. rl...c,'
Sceprfs t!irong f'om Norfolk 10 CnrYgs ri'
Rs.iorl.
CiiSs:H VALLEY n,TlSioy.-:r4f. i..p.-I.,.,r-
~ 30 a. m, fe- ;o:ton 'ni ;iS >. IN. 20 E"r
ton Louisville aud stations. J.. * i, \. ~. No
DrgHsM- nlylSinS.-- r...y~ !y,chu,. .nr,'~;, =.
tio"l 10 p %; *ji4,,N 80 =. n. G.i'y a. :. Z.
i'oo;on, pnf!iaa,. md 81! In.cr,n.sf. s.t'i,u-.
ira!"s from The E:st STRIVE Bristol daily NJ ! %
~, l3+o destitute nli.c'!l \. IA, IL - Iisit
For further information arriy 10 f. {. H:i4l..
Ticket Agent, Bristol.
". y. EEviiL. 6 =. :.
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yynys which Are Chinese.

Few Chinese gentlemen when pro-
yolSed, can refrain from language that
ontvics I'll that is commonly included
under the word lillingsgate. The man
who, the other day, seemed to regard
his friend as cloud-enctrcled deity
now seems to regard him as a malig-
nant demon. His ancestry is described
with much ininuteness Of detail. His
mother is near relative Of Cerbcrus.
Every mandarin exhibits .the strange
case Of Dr.. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde" In
some Of the Chinese blue books re-
lnting to foreigners there is no lack Of
what answers to coolie curses. We are
set OF eye-scoopers, .baby-boilers, and
the Hike. A certain term of scorn be-
ing objected to in cartier years, it is
parepnrased now, and has lost nothing
In the process. 1t was classical hint,
whose force lay in certain passages
which foreigners were not supposed to
have studied. It portrayed the 9or4
eigner to the Chinese literary mind.
But the foreigner trampled upon Chi
nese ielicacy Of feeling, and reflected a
term which bhe Chinese seena TO have
thought rnther q condescension than
.utherWiso. Contemporary Review.
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GLACIAL ACTION.
Greet Rocks Cru he'd and Ground Down
Hinder the rr.di., tbie a7ct!Nn.

Great Rocks Cru sI,cd and Ground Down
Under the syr..diH,;bie Ict!on.
Every glacier carries vita 1t. imhe d
ded in It's under surface numbers OF
ROCKS and stones which, during the
slow but unceasing motion over its bed,
crush and grind DOM ali rocky pro-
jections, producing IN The end gently
rounded or almost fiat surfaces even on
the toughest and hardest rocks. in
many Of the valleys O. Wales, the lake
district, and Scotland every exposed
rock has acquired this characteristic
outline, and the same feature can De
traced on al the rocky slopes and often
on the sulnmits of the lesser ilei'rhts.
and the explanation of how these forms
have been produced is not Il theo'.
only, hut has been observed III actual
operation in the accessible portions OF
many glaciers.
Rocks AMI stones arc 70 De seen i'm
bedded in the ice and actually scratch
ing, growing. and grinding the rock
beneath in their slow but irresistible
onward motion. The rocky islets in
Nindernere, Ullswatcr, and other
lakes. as we'll as the Thousand islands
OF the st. Lawrence, are thus Ice
ground and the amount of grinding
can often be seen to be proportional to
the pressure end motion of the advanc-
ing glacier.
recently noticed in the narshy al
luvial plain above Derwentwater a pro-
jecting rock which has been ground
down to 30 regular curve as to look
like a portion of an enormous globe
buried in the earth. BY rough meas
urement and estimate this rock was
about two hundred and fifty feet across
and twenty or thirty feet high. 1twas
formed of hard slate, with numerous
uuartzite veins, the whole ground
down to uniform spherical surface.
1t had evidently once been an island in
the lake, having much broader base
now hidden by the alluvium, and may
originally have been one of those ab-
rupt cr;.ggy rocks few hundred feet
high, which, owing to their superior
hardness or tenacity, resisted ordinary
denudation, and which; whom above
the old ice level, form those numerous
''pikes" which add SO much to the wild
md picturesque scenery OF the district
"A. r. Wallace, in Fortnightly Re.
vieu
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INTERM0NT HOTEL

in the town ofBis Stone Gap''n 'sc
County. Virginia:
All ofthe prorc:.. real and person.
al. and the corporate rights and iran
chiscs of the Big si'ne Gap water
Company. The said property consists
Of three tracts CT land, "gGres"''ns
l17s4 acres,in and us.r lie said town
of Big Stone Gap,to"cthcr win AL %
H. Wutsrwo,ks, ,.",:;inii-, pipe INES
Dams. machine >sn:'s, ana NIL o'h'r
buildings, fixtures. appliances a"o
appurtenanccs.w hcr"'c' ''c ss"'c NM,
nc situated; it hciI:- i"'c"'ir'' 10 'e''
al Of The property .: cry 'af'e'!
conveyed to The CeHsr" lr"~' COM
rany Of New York. SIS '';'>i''' oF tue
said Big Stone Gap Water COMPANY
on the Isl day Of July, 1880 i'll trust
TO secure certain debts mentioned III
the said deed.
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county OF i iSc Oh Tie - 81 Gay or fehru-
AIRY, 1894.
r. P. Trisg<, Trustee. ct al,
l.. II. Blanioi,, ct al.
The objcu, c: this suit is TO rec1:rr
Judgment against l.. II. Banton and j. Z.
lirecncat il the sum of $3H|, with inter
esi iEereou from March, Bird. 1880, and
costs iiy personal decree and to enforce
the lien reserved in deed ri
dair Slarv!, ;'rd, 1854, from T.
p. Irigg and wife, and T. +. Tri:=g, Trus
tee, To l.. II. Dlan.on and J. +. t;reeyleal
on lot No, II of Block No. 3, Of the limbo
don Reservation in the :osn Of Big Stone
Gan, Va, Plat ia. I, aud IN affilavit hay
;ny i,ccn mad: ih.: l.. II B.anlon an'' ].
L. Grccnlcaf are non-residents OF tlis
State, the said defendants arc required to
appear within fifteen days after due rah-
li.aiiun &C ihi,: Older. ~ Tic c,rh 5 ',ilicc
u. CIR .-aid cgG,,. =! ruics
Ia he l,o,i~n therefor.
nn, IN viva: is recnSsarr in protect their
in!cr.s.. Aud j, i; ordered hal Il copy CT
this ordcrb be forthwith published once a
week for four successive weeks, in the
Big Stvne Gap Fosr, newspaper printed
in the town OF Big Stone Gap, Va, in the
county Of Wise. and posted at the front
door of the cnur'-;ipHac o! eaid county, OH
tl,e iirs! day Of The next conntr court for!
the said county after the date Of this or
der. A copy--Teste:
W. T.. KrLcoEE, Clerk.
WALTER L. ADprsos, "a.
Feb % 9-l2
Tot. 4. a.Ele:ily and ,,iE st01s G..r
lumber Co.:
Take nolicc.ihat til. undersigned kill
On The first lnyollls March 'lerm, 1884,
Of tic Wise County Cnurt, moyc said
court TO nppnini rnr ts.stec in lien of
j. Turner Manr,, who Was made trustee;
nHdera certain deed of frnst dated Octob-
81 ETH, ss33, executed he C. 4. sfcClcnny
nndcr tj.a name of Big Stone Gar. Lumherl
Company, 10 HE said Nanny for tie hsnc
atths undersigned
f se-ss;s. sS--is WENDELL Rros.
By Naagal.
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Remoay for prcu sine,,s.

Get UP and take q walk; de- not take
vio.ent exercise, bnt take a brisk walk,
taxing raius to breathe deeply. II 30
situated that q walk Is impossihlss
riss up on Inc toes, raise the arms. and
iii the lungs and then return to The
FIRST position Repeat thia thirty or
forty times aud yon viii be vida
awake. G;ssea the windows also and
ietsu the fresh air. .ss5ua H6nItll.
a Woman sor City clsrh.
CRaaps. Col. March Ala The city
scnyeAsitn 6g thh rSptslists and aansvs
crats, Miss Ehsfss lfssSt Sas aotnsl ssssssa a
fss ths oaisa u sity DUH
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aHU--- - iachi PdEtHcfS III
trade under the firm na.nc of Hopplc,
Each & Co The Portsmouth foundry &
Machine Works, The rarnrll Dale MILLS.
The Alms- Duepke Co.. Ellen. y. PAYNE,
Ellen D. PayiA, cyecrtiix of the estate of
John 4. Payne, deeea:,d: F. VI. Ewing,
". F. Draper. Susan Draper, .'c>:e nr::-
per, The South Appalachian Land Com
pany. Charles Kerr, spcciai commissioned.
g., W. Il. Lackctt, Ed tn-kctt, ana a. +.
Lockcii, partners under lie lir:n !lam,. vi
", &. Luckct & Co., George Brown, The
Virginia, Tennessee and Caroiiua Steel
K Iron Gnmpany, arc nun-rrsi,!rnis OF
this State. and that there are or may be
parties interested In the subject matter to
be disposed of in this suit whose usr-s
are unknown. And rs The ai,nvc men,
TONED non-rcsidents and said paities un-
known have been made parties defend
anlss TO said erpss-bill, the said parties
defendant are required to appear within
fifteen days after due publication of this
order, ii, the Clerks Office of our sad
couTt n, rules to be holden therefor and
do what is necessary to protcct their in
terests. And it is ordered that Il copy OF
this order be forthwith published once a
week for four successive weeks il. The Big
Stone Gap Posi-, n newspaper printed in
the town Of Big Stone Gap, Wise County,
'Virginia, and posted at The .roat door ut
the courthouse for said County after the
date Of this order. A copy-Teste:
w. u. kiLaoRE, Clerk.
By @. a. IonssoE, D. G.
Butler, Stiiiman & Hubbard.
j. I. Buliits, DR., and II. O.
Ncn1well, ar, For Ctos.-
Complainant. Fsb'Ra 9sts
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EARiNo-our PROCESS,
rance In Work AS Eatias any 0thes
Ksnsi al snso.n rerance.

rance IN w Cris AS f.Sstt as any Ctnca
Kins; al snsosnrerance
a person any anc3e right TO in.
IN incompetence in work ing than
rink or cat 60 excess? This is a
7, honest question. Each is ;njuri.
s.; cach, in It's injury affects not only
he individual, but the entire family.
The person who drinks toeycess is q
Ercccgnizod nuisance 70 the community.
an evil to his family and !. baue to
himself. The penat. is /. loss OF men
tai power, poyorty and degradation.
In over eating we have IL similar con-
aiticn, and Nose, recognised that fact,
though perhaps in Il quietcr way, but
the result is equally lad, for in the
train Of g;a.ten. we have govt, and
able mpanioas.
While overwork is thought by nany
to lend 8 sort OF helo and beatifca-
ton TO the onc who inaulges,'it is an
4unmitigated evil. all the more per-.
nicioms by its CLOSING OYER with senti-
mentality. Abusing on. bodies by
over working is as E,uch worse
man is above tho lover order OF
animal creation. The WORKOUT horse
has a humane society to care for it in
It's day OF need. but the overworlIcd
man or woman la, nothing. Being
possessed Of average brain power they
are supposed to be able to lock out for
themselves The wcarirg-out process
is a most disagreeahlc one, engender-
ing sour manner, a peevish supcr-sensi-
tive disposition and many kindred evils
that reflect, not alone on the indivi0-
ual, but also upon our neighbors who
are unfortunate enough TO be- in our
vicinity.
Again, we cannot wear out 10 silcncc;
we must let the world know how we
arc getting along in the process, how
5000 we expect to drop in our tracks,
and AL the narrowing details that are
expected to arouse sympathy. II we
insist on wearing out. the least we can
do is to refrain from wearing the few
friends out with the melaucnoly oe-
tails; we shoal! save tho itemzcd ac-
count for our enemies wreck q ven
gcance that they never dreamed OF on
their ben;ght.1 heads. But the best
way is-don's Kill yourself, for YOU will
be long time dead, and few the. wiser
for it-Susan bancroft. in Woman
kind.
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1&1tIRN1Ss

Said sale shall he made for cash AZ
TO ko murh Of the purchase money AZ
may be requisite to pay the COSTS oi
said suit and salo. all expenses incur
red by the plaintiff company the en-
acution of this trust, rs set forth In
the said decree; the principal! Of the
bonds secured in the said deed OF
trust. with interest thereon since the
LIST DAY Of 'lecemhcr, 1881. and inter-
est upon caci, successive nstallmcnt
of interest, evidenced by annpoHs AZ
tached TO said bonds, from The dato
they fell due to The day of sale.
II is estimated that the cash neccs-
sary to fulfill the above requirements
will amount to about $72.0DG.GG.
As;o Tic residue cl the s'i'! pur-
Chase mon"v. fny, inrre sha'' De al
LEVIED a credit of ole. two and three
wears from date CT sale, the purchaser
giving bond fer ii deferred payments,
bearing interest frnm dat. a:h Sccur-
ed nv ii deed oi t:us! on said property
CHAS. III. BLACKBOARD.
lsop5 az gegs!iye.a1 BY tho decree in
the cause Of the Central Fglsi Com.
pany Of New York VS.. The Big Stone
Gap Water Company and others, with
approved security given by Chas. NJ
Blnckford, one OF the commissioners
named, the decree permitting either
10 act.
WYATT M, Elicit,
Clark L. S. Circuit Court,
st Lynchhurs.
January 50ih, 1894.
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POST OFFICE,
east Fifth Street,
BIG stone Cop ca

E C.. ROBINSON, ToStlnHste''
coror,,,,,ivcry o..nn. week days only, from a m
10 s,3op II. Money "rler Department open i'""
A. NJ. 10 . p. NJ
Mail tor ;or,h and Fast, 'a L. 1 ~ ros'.S. - pm
:. East :, "a" 49,
Tcs. =, o. ~ pm
:. South, via. $. A. L o., - w H.
r,nress Pouch for Bristol, fem. '.''f an
To nsnr- pr.np; di-paici, Of MAI! matter il: "hon
he Deposited il! post o':'ce ia''tr Don oe'' ''
for rlrs!ny as stated above.
SUGGESTIONS TO TIE rtHi!c.
FROM T. S. niicin: Guide.
lA.i,:ss all mail matter rglHly and ili''y; "!''
nuns OF pms: Office and state IN WI a..
nnmbcr e tie cc.cc De J -iE"!i OH, hlu u" "a"'e
o; tina c>n;:;y. ~ ,.r -.
hard cc,,..r c. Ill n,attrr mailed i'y or.
J--On .crt'2,' htt":s !'NH;" ".''7 W." ~ "
tMpo &c; use dim envelopes. si"''p"d envelopes
are he best.
s-Hpri,tcr all vs;uas 'eu-.s.
e.-Scnd money By Honey Order.
S-AlHx stamps securely OF ,lia rr?er r.'''-haad
corn-r ,
s-Do ne, teldar Tor postage stanie :non"y 80 ma
.i.:- "a 10 De u.icrren.. ~ n"Te ''i.' '"r'r "''
cent. in copper nicac; coins go.
Obj net AK the postmaster o: e'"' ~ 49,
stamp for ';.i. - ~ .,.
orders. -.
lI-Do no; t,ni-r checks or drafts IN psy.. '"r
money orders or ANY money except .tS which I: e
ral tender, and National bank notes
l:-upon corner %. envelopes supr.ied ny nc'"i-'
dire ct what disposal shall be MAIDS o: letter !! ny
delivered
Tie ros, OH,cr Departments, d-ers, i. quite import
ant TIA; s lie patrons ofp"st offices should .npfE
themselves viii. Monthly Postal s'a!dt. II rodl, he
"a t,rr interest Hnt Business advantage, - -r'. -
,.st!y To the Interest q the postal service, zinc" "
youl! hrn: .hou, accura,c ledge OF the .
nuir.n,cnts Of lnt r-rvc-. would reduce the s.'i:'
Of ns matter improperly addressed poorly wr:rie'.
~ ilsul:;i.a,iv tanpei. aud would largely diinsa
lie number OF letters ard packages going 10 the B@ad
Latter Office. very reSfec''"''?, -
J !. h$sr.ny. A>s'' T. VI.
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AND DEPARTURES Of
TRAINS.
Sout;, Atlantic q Ohiu.


Fast bouni-Eo i.lvrs Wg S;oas Gap dan,
10 "a = m, a.res ST Bristol 10 T. M No 'e''''
n ~ n. M. arrive, 4, Bristol +l5 p. N.
H.s b,:i,il, Nc lravos Bristol s % :: IN, A.
rive. al n,2 a:o.;s Gap lt:55 III. w. 'sn'"t
Bristol % D. NJ. nrt,v-s 81, Stone Gap 50: p ":
Corncc,;o..s--:us. 4r..d connect ~i;a tie J.. (
y. a. Ijc,;blr ruanc...
Sci-.iuic il effect sGisy, Jrn- 2Gth. 1898 S:snl-
arti 'inie
L. Il. pgIcuAuD, Agent.
Lou!nyiiia & Nashyi!;o.
Central tm,.l
No 81. Passenger tni:y.-Ier"r' loui.'i'!e $40 r.
a. arti:es Zig S;sns tinp $ ~ :. m.
No. So, Passenger tallr.--l.eGYcs i''s S'ons Gap
Il 10 p ~. arri-es al Louisville 6 :55 =. III
=, ~ y j. =. ;icoaI, Ax-ut.
s;ig Stone Gapand P"weI!s Valley.
lS;.niard i,ac.)
r. \. Ayers, pres't:
TX. Ta&gsrt. V: Pres't; ,,,,.
a. 3. Eaton, Superlntend MT.
GENERAL Ofr.czs BIG SToSE Gar. Va
4 tsansfer line for freight anI passenger basne>'
i:r;.r Gen ire Sou, Atisiic 0!ic sai ,.a"'7llls
Nashville Inilro1.a ard ihi fnrTrccs Q! 'e Aanrt-
ls.h.n Steel & Iron Co.
Train, lcavc the lnrecriont and Central has!s
ioi,aNE:
- ." y 's''' 'S wrst.......... AS ~.
S. A. 3. train, solnY south. s;45 a ~
- Il 80 y. ~.
FL" further Information regarding :r'iyht -n':
passenger traffic, amply 10
w. c. Harrington. Sec.
Ayers Building. :.0 SroSI Ca? "a.
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VIRGINIA.: In the Clerks ollicr OF
a., c;rcrit Court of the County OF WISE
ON the 18th day of February le's' a.

Against
Portsmouth, Foundry and Ma
cbiucW orks ct ais defendants
The object of This suit is to attach so
much Of u delft due 10 the PORTSMOUTH
Toundry and Machine Works by the me
annalachian Steel ard Iron Company az
necessary TO pay the claim of the Ram,
tiG,s against said Portsmouth Foundry ana
Machine Works for 100000 and COSTS OF
this su.. and 10 enforce the attorneys
lion uf said Plaintiffs against said Compa
NJ for SAID sum of money. Aud an alnaa-
yit having been made and filed that Inc
defendants, Portsmouth Foundry ana 81"
chine Works, 81 corporation chartered ana
,ruu,,izcd under the laws of the State OF
Ohio is not resident of the State OF
Virginia. it is ordered that it do appear
here, within II days after due pnhi''a'io"
hereof. and do what may DC necessary ~
nrot.ct IFS interest in this suit. And it 's
further ordered that copy hereof &c
published once a week for four weeks III
Inc Big Stone Cap Posr, and that copy
be rosted at the front door Of the court,
house of this County on the first day OF
the next term of the County Court. A
copy-1'este: 1,on, e, :.
BY G. A.JOHNSON, D. c.
!. l.. KELLY ASp s. ). 40 S: D: May p. a.
Feb. q DIP ----
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-03-15
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-03-15
THE GENUINE SACRIFICE 81
= THE ENTIRE STOCK OF
EvTTrs CASH BARGAIN s10

VIII be closed out at and BELOW COST zs am 1nau a 07
offering s: M snn,ss''s Y gss 'o and % oy
and Gents Pao and Caps Trunks, satcheIs W
1 iawery; Fancy goods, &c. at and Below Cost
NV d be competitors having Slaughter sales every year
wy Mo moan exactly what say. Goods must go and
that Do to- nc 10Th oreat and small Look out for the large
cae BARGAIN Store Wyandoe Avenue near East &
ST0ME cAP VA The store house is for rent from date