The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1895-01-17


fCAL ITEMS.
81 Barron is on the sick
this week. !.
Ir hasles +. Hagan spent Mon
ID Bristol.
arsL. Kelly spent yesterday
IsrissoI.
!. IL. Charles Jones, Of Lee county,
tinshe Gap Monday.
IL Il. Holden, of Pennington
osspent Monday in town.
Ir. Kilbourne is oyer from
ifesburg, Ky, this week.
Judge Is. NJ. Fulton, of Wisc,spent
.sslas hight in the Gap.
he Posr would be glad to have
personal items of interest.
apt 81. c. Slcmp, of Lee county,
1t Tuesday in the Gap.
asst Saturday was the toughest
ever experienced in this section.
ION. Il. Irvine is spending q
days This week in Washington
MY
It's reported that the furnace at
hnson City will be put IN opera
n Soon
SIT. DC. Anderson went down to
,esv;lIe Tuesday night, where he
nsa day or two or business.
ZEN. 4. Ayers and son, II. j.
ers, went over to Abingdon to-day
legal business.
mining company has been or
tiizea at Rural Retreat, Va, with
spital Stock Of $25, 700.
Dr.. d. Kunkel returned Mon
from d professional visit Of sew
[ dayssto Washington county.
IRIS. s.. u. Stokelcy, who has been
vil1for some time, continues to
,roye.
The Post is prepared to do first
IS lob printing of every kind.
hen you want some nice work done
usatrial.
aIr.E.W .Pcnnington,o Pennington
D, passc,!! through town tins week.
route 10 Bristol, where he spent a
days
Mr.. dos. c. Maynor, returned to
Gap last Friday. after an absense
several weeks on avislt to home
Ks.
Last Saturday night at eleven
lock Che thermometer registered
degrees below zero at the Inter
MT hotel. The coolest it has been in
seet;on for number OF years.
.A nswplank walk was laid, last
Oh In No Eayt end of East Fifth
rect which is proving a great con-
nieneeSthis bad weather.
Wheaa fellow tells a girl he's 60
& to marry the prettlest girl in
WI. isfl't that the same as a pro-
sal
Alta recent election held at Gate
ity,aaaa.iority of the voters cast their
lots iii favor of the sale of liquor
that Mace. Heretofore its sale has
en- pr0hibited in that town.
Ifyoawant the "dear people" to
on for what Office you are candl-
tie lust put your announcement in
E Posa, the only paper published in
'iseeonnty.
Al cosercd man was heard to re-
srkyesterday as he blew in his
Rds Ia warm them: "Well. we
es hare de most numerous wealth
.'Gourier
RagE d. Cox, ofKingsport, Tenn,
ent Monday in the Gap, EN- route
Rockey Station, Lee county, where
has gone to conduct a revival
Getting. Mr.. Cox is a Baptist di-
he.
Msny Stubborn and aggravatins cases
rheftRatism that were believed to be in
rabse and accepted as life legacies, have
a!dsd 10 Chamberlain Pain Balm, much
the snTprsc and qualification Of suffer
IS. APPLICATION will relieve the pain
III Suffering and its continual use insures
lciIeGsaa cure. For sale by Kelly and
vans, genc ral Store.
The returns of the thirty-scven
ationa banks of Virginia show
vans End discounts. $15.452,0 600;
l,vls money reserve, $l,4SS, S97;
old S0, 500; individual deposits,
l2sspoO, average reserve held,
s4.l rR cent.
2. Wolfe returned this week
rom irwin, Tenn, where he has been
os ssaseral weeks, surveying for the
s5ssssslaa Tennessee and Carolina
stseIaad Iron Company. Mr.. Wolfe
8 oas athe best civil engineers in
Southwest Virginia.
and Mrs. j. S. Hudgens re-