The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1895-01-31
LOCAL ITEMS.


Mr.. j. P. Wolfe spent a few days
last week in Bristol.
Judge II. a. w. Skecn is holding
County court at Wise this week.
Ifyou know Of any local news give
it to the editor. Don't be backward.
Aslong as a woman is engaged she
* not an old maid, so we understand.
Judge w. T. Miller. of Wise c.
H.. spent last Saturday night in the
Gap.
Rev. j. |. Cash preached an excel
4 lent sermon at the Methodist church
& last Sunday morning.
q Rev. r. S. Garter has returned
n rom Lexington, Ky, where he spent
several DAYS last week with relatives
& and friends.
81 Mai. w. C. Harrington returned
Sfrom Cincinnati Sunday morning,
where he spont several days last week
on business.
Mr.. j. +. Johnson returned Sun
aav morning, after On absence OF sew
alal weeks on visit TO hometolks at
Gauley, ". Va.
Mr.. S. r. LESSEE went up to Wise
g. II. Monday, where he will spend q
II lew days this week giving concerts
Nth his Columbian Photograph.
Waiting until your business is all
fun down before you get your ad i'll
the posr is like washing your face in
soap suds before locating your towel.
Mrs. opie and little daughter went
up to Norton Sunday on a visit to
her husband and sons, who are en-
ploycd at the coal mines at that
place.
Mr. S. w. W.x, and daughter,
Miss Jessie, went over to Bristol
Ssndav on visit to Mrs. Wax, who
issspcnding few wcaks with relatives
and friends at that place.
The Pennsylvania Company an
nonnces that the price to be paid for
the sc, 600 tons Of steel walls recently
ordered is $22 per ton. This is the
lowest price ever paid in this coun-
try. Last year $24 per f22 vas paid
blythe same company.
Dir. II. l.. Hunt, of Pineville, Ky,
aud who is also member of the firm
efGreen & Hunt, of this place, was
athc Gap a few days this week.
HeEand Mrs. Maggie Williams went
upsto Dorchester Sunday, whore they
spent few days with relatives and
friends.
MANY stubborn and aggrayatins case
affAeumatism that were believed to he in.
eurabc and accepted as life legacies, have
yielded to Chamberain's Pain Balm, much
10 she surprise and qualification of suffer
era. One application will relieve the pain
aad entering and its continual uGe insurcs
All sdectua cure For sale by Kelly and
EYars, general Store.
nr. Heron, President of SulGns
pp3Ipgo at Bristol. Will preach at
s ths Methodist church in this place
next Saturday and Sunday. Quart
erly meeting will be held at that
time, and it not being convenient for
Raw Kennedy, the presiding elder,to
be here at that time, DR.. Heron is
sent TO conduct the services in his
stead. Everybody invited to come
cut and hear this noted divine.
Know an old soldier who had chronic
aisrhRa of long standing to have been
permanently cured by taking Chamber
Isaln'sColc, Cholera and DarhHa Rem
sdyssays Edward Shumpik, a prominent
druggist of Minneapolis, MINI. II have
seld the remedy in this city for over seven
ysarsa and consider it superior to any other
medicine the market. for bowel COM
piaimts.s % and 80 cent bottles Of this
fsmedgfor sale by Kelly and Evans, gen.
ersi Store.
There will be five eclipses this year
three of the sun and two of the
moon. The moon will be in total
eclipse March 10 aud again on Sen
TENDER rd visible generally through
out the United States. The sun will
beiil partial eclipse March 26, Au-
gust 2A and September Is, invisible
= IN this country
Mr. Jos. l.. Kelly returned
Sunday morning from business
trip ofseyeral days to Cincinnati.
Mr. Kelly went there to represent
B. Ayers, Receiver Of the Appal-
schisn Stec ~ Iron Company, in the
suit Of =. }. Bird, Jr., VS.. S. 2. Ba-
\" con &o,
There's good reason for the popular'-
Of Ghambe,lain,s Cough Remedy.
pasis u a5szard, of West Montcry, Clarion
=, ~. faasy ut has cured pcoplethat our
:" sasslcsalise donoihng for Wc per-
taadsst tsisan Ia try "a bottle of Chamber
" AIMS Gsssayh remedy and they now recon-
''' psnd Y Elsh the rest of u.s." % and 80
Ssistbctiiss for sale by Kelly and Evans,
GENERAL Ssore