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CT TY OF PORTLAND.
Proposals for Printing

CEALED proposals will be received by the
y Committee on Printing Reports. until Fri,
day, the 9th day Of May, 1898, at u O'Clock M.
for the printing of The Auditors and subordi-
nate city officers reports and the Mayors ad
dress.
Bids are to be made per page. Particu airs
CITY Auditor, where proposals may be left en-
dorsed. Proposals for Printing Reports :"
The Committee reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
By order of the Committee,
WILSON SPRAGUE, Chairman.
Portland, May Q, 1898. my2dtd
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NOR sALE-A f1rst-class 10 stored de-
IL tached house for 2 families, Is rooms and
bath, hot and cold water, ample heat and in
perfect repair, about IA 900 feet land one of the
best locations on Pleasant street. Deering; first
time offered. w. H. WALDRON & CO, 1870
Middle street, 30-t
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ITO LET-House No. 40 Pine street. viii be
ready for occupancy about the second
week Of May. Enquire at 7o2 CONGRESS ST.
may2tf
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ITO LET-Uptown, six flats in the new brick
= block 59-6l High ST., one minute from Con-
grass Square, each fiat has seven rooms and
store room pantry, elaborate bath rooms, lat
estup to date improvements, hot and cold
trc bes self door OPENERS speaSn gS tubes
slate trays, elevator to cemenJed cellar separ
rate front doors, hot wator heating, finished in
hard and natural wood. Apply with references
to d. SHWARTZ, 1903 Middle st. 81
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I lillian AWHILE, Magnetic clairvoyant
st. where she can be consulted ON health, bust
ness or private family matters. Office hours 10
a. M to II M. to 5 and 6 to s p m, Test circle
Sunday and Tuesday evenings. So
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ISARM FOR SALE or exchange for house in
Il city or village; 1875 acres 40 acres moving.
the balance pasture. wood and timber, 400
piazza, wood house. carriage house, hen house,
barn 40x5o with cellar and ice house. room for
II COWS and horses. nice lawn, plenty of shade
trees, fine place for summer boarders, 10
miles to iailroad station, 2 miles to village
For further information apply TO SMITH s.
SALE, 45 Exchange street, Portland, Me.
apr12dtf
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Not So In His Case.

NOT So In HIS CaH6.
Riebard-We are always wanting some-
thing we never get.
Little Johnny (interrupting)-When ma
says l want whipping, notice always
get it.-Boston Transcript.
THE Grecan DANES are sunpurned"
Tro. and Cres., act 1. Scene g.
Our danes soon rid themselves OF this
trouble, they used Ponds Extract.
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FOR SALE-Handsome diver COLOR pointer
IL pups, whelped April 2oth., will oe just right
age to train coming tall Sire, "Dustyway"
36735, winner OF list prize in late New York
show; write for full pedigree and prices. Pups
ready for delivery in TO weeks. ARTHUR
ID. MURPHY Biddeford, Maine. apr224
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rElO LET--You have good soap in exchange for
i bones and grease. Drop card or tele-
phone, PORTLAND RENDERING CO.. Teie-
phone 1852. may64
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GTENOGRAPHER-Boo kkeeper experienced
~ and capable in both branches, desires sit
uation as either or will combine two. Address
d, Press Office. 81
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ITO LET-New flats No. 265 Spring St. contain
H. ing rooms; sunny exposure, all modern
conveniences, hot water heat, lighted by gas or
electricity. Apply at 2Sl Spring st. JAMES
Balm. apr12-tf
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PUSINESS CHANCE-Country store, stable
A1 and ice house, rent very low, located in
village at railroad station, small stock owing to
illness, Will be sold at a bargain. Chance for
one with small capital B. B. FULLER 215
Lisbon street, Lewiston, Me. Al
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ITO LET-The first and second flats third fat
Il is already rented) in our elegant and COM
modious new block No. 50 St. Lawrence street.
Without question, these flats are the finest in
the city and the only ones that have separate
back and front entrances, separate cellars and
large rooms steam heat, three large bays in
each rent sun all day, large yard, price only
S25 per month Call and look them over. Also
an elegant fat at Deering Highlands with every
Congress st. 1872
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MONEY LOANED-On furniture, pianos
M horses, carriages. farm stock. goods IN
storage, bicycles, diamonds, and merchandise,
without removal, on easy repaying basis
strictly confidential; city or country. "PRE
VATE PARTY" p. o. Box 1888, 81
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A MIDDLE aged woman would like situa-
m ton to do cooking or housekeeping. Ad-
dress G. JOHNSTON, Press Office. 81
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SUMMER RESORTS.

GUNNER BoARDERs wanted at the
- Pequawket House. Plenty of butter
eggs cream, and all farm produce. Near rail-
large chambers and piazza. large lawn plenty
Of shade: Address MRS. OLIVER MURCA,
West Baldwin, Maine. 81
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THO LET-Furnished rooms with BATH hot and
l. cold water, at II MYRTLE ST., opposite
City Hall. 30-l
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MONEY TO LOAN on first and second mort
HA cages on real estate, life insurance poll
cies and notes or any good security Real
estate bought, sold and exchanged 4S1-2Ex-
change street, l. P. BUTLER. apr2s-4
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SCHOONER FOR SALE-Schooner "Addie"
~ of II 77-100 tons net, now lying at CONNER
John N. Freeman, OF Monument Square, Port
land, Me- 81
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4 OR RENT-Store 211 Bracket street. corner
l. Dow, with adjoining rooms suitable for
| light housekeeping. An excellent location for
drug or fancy goods store. For full particu-
| lars apply Real Estate Office. First National
| Bank Building FREDERICK S. VAIL. 81 =
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rEO LET-In Deering on line of cars, 2 excep-
tionally well located houses containing s
and rooms each, large yard. sunny exposure,
etc. Price only SO and SIP each to desirable
tenants For particulars apply Real Estate
Office, FREDERICK S. VAIL 81
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I Athletic Association.

The Athletic Association met
again last Friday night and adopted
a full set Of bylaws for its govern
ment, and everything seems now to
be getting in fairly good working
order.
The president appointed the fol-
lowing executive committee: II. G.
Mcdowell, Jr., d. Is. VENT, j. NJ.
Goodloe, and Gilbert n. knight.
The president Of the Association,
Mr.. j. f. Bullitt, is also a member of
the executive committee.
Mr.. Bullitt called the executive
committee together in his office Fri
day afternoon and partial program
was mapped out for the Fourth Of
July celebration. 1t is the intention
of the committee to have three days
Of sports in July, commencing on the
LIST and continuing until the 4th. with
the exception Of Sunday. These
three days of sports will consist of
base ball, tennis games, horse racing,
bicycle racing and tournaments, and
various other games of amusement to
entertain the large crowd Of people
expected to be here. y full program
of the exercises will be published in
few days and full arrangements will
be made.
The bylaws Of the association pro-
vides that each member shall pay an
initiation fee Of one dollar and one
dollar each year as dues, and that
any one giving the association as
much as $50 shall be exempt from the
payment of dues. Messrs. j. +. |
Bullitt and d., b. Wentz each gave
he association that amount. Any
me, also, whether members or not,
who may wish to make the associa-
ion a donation, can give or send the
lmonnt to Capt. Henry Taylor, the
treasurer, and he will have the same
luly entered on the records OF the
association, and for which the asso-
viii be thankful.
AS we said in our last issue the
uccess of the association will depend
Ipon the amount of interest mani
vsted by its members. Let each one
ot shirk from any duty that may be
imposed upon him, and let all work
ogether and success will be sure.
has started well-let it
OntInue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Bullitt went Ia
Bristol Monday. Mr.. Bullitt deliver
ed the commencement address at
Southwest Virginia Institute Tues
day morning.
Prof. G. Y. Chapman, president of
Gladeville college. spent last Satur.
day night in the Gap.
Rev. r. G. Matheson, the Presby-
terrain divine Of Gate City, will fill
his regular appointment at this place
on the Second Sunday in this m onth.
Misses Verscr and Mccartney.
teachers in the Big Stone Gap High
School, left Tuesday morning for their
homes at Farmville, Va, and Chat
tanooga, Tenn, where they will
spend the summer.
Mrs NJ. 5. Gilly and son. Rad
Duff, Of Gillenw alters, Tenn, who
have been visiting relatives and
friends in the Gap, returned to their
home last Saturday morning.
The 5. a. d O. did not run their
excursion from Bristol to the Double
Tunnel last Sunday as was advertis-
ed, and number Of people in the Gap
who intended to 60 to the dedication
at Preacher creek were disappointed
To the lovers Of nature every sea-
son has its charms. The summer is
the high noon Of the year, the autumn
its sober decline; the winter its nights
Of gloom, while the spring is the fresh
morning, the day dawn Of the annual
circle.
\ good story comes out Of Phila-
lelphia and it runs as follows: a
man approached citizen and sked,
Can you tell me the quickest way to
get to the city hospital?" eyes,"
vas the reply, "just get out in the
'treet and give three cheers for
spain"
Engine No. 2, Of the Big Stone
lap and PowelS Valley Railroad,
hat was considerably damaged by
ire about IS months ago, and which
las been at Bristol undergoing re-
airs, was returned to the Gap yes
erday in first class condition and
eady for use.
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Killed at COrbin.

w. r. Morrison, son Of w. j
Morrison, of Clinchport, Va, was
killed while coupling cars in the
Louisville and Nashville yards at
Corbin, Ky. last Friday night. His
remains were taken to Clinchport
Saturday morning for burial.
Mr.. Morrison was a young man
about - years Of age, and was great
ly loved by his parents. He had
only been working for the l.. ~ n. a
short wllle,.v ,..n.cur,y OF communicate
,ng with the Spanish admiral at SAN
tiago.
The number of Spanish prisoners at
Fort Mcpherson is one first lieutenant
seven second licutenants, one sergeant
and nine privates
Information afforded by thc official
records of the navy department as to
the full names and antecedents of the
gallant sailors who made up IIobson's
little crew in sinking the Merrimac
differs in some essentials from the
data furnished through the dispatch
i
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Brilliant German.

The young ladies Of the town gave
one of the most delightful and sue
cessful Germans Of Big Stone Gaps
history on Friday evening at Goodloe
Hall. The room was tastefully deco
rated in red, white and blue inter.
spersed with American flags, which
taken in connection with the favOrs
consisting Of American flags and
other things lending themselves to
the color effect, made brilliant and
patriotic background for the picture
of lovely faces ana beautiful dresses
OF the yOung ladies and the manly
forms of the men. Among the many
pretty and graceful figures was
driving figure in which red, white ana
blue ribbons were used.
The German was gracefully lead by
Hon. X. T. Irvine with Miss Church
Ill, and opened with Il march. Mrs.
Fox and Mrs. Col. Richmond, OF Gate
City, chaperoned the young people.
The dancers were Mr.. and Mrs.
Cochran, Mr. and Mrs. Wentz, Mis-,
Mitchell, of st. Louis, with Mr.
Hodge, Miss Morrison, CT Gate City.
with Mr. Chalkley, Miss Pennington,
of Dryden, with Mr.. Jas. w. Fox,
Miss Mary kunkel, of Stonega, with
Mr.. Alexander Anderson, Miss Fox
with Mr.. Hobart Miller, OF Coeburn,
Miss Elizabeth Fox with Mr.. Kent,
Of Coeburn, Miss Duff with NJ.
Hardawy, Of Coeburu, Miss Anne
Duff with Mr.. Stone, of Coeburn,
Miss Mccartney with Prof. Warren,
Of Gate City, Miss Slemp with Mr.. |
Mcdowell, Miss Laura Slemp with |
Mr. Ayers, Miss Verser with Mr.. |
Jones, and Miss Lizzie Polly with |
MIR. W. NJ. Slemp. The stays were
Judge Kane, Of Gate City, Messrs.
Clarence Kelly and Polly of Stonega,
ma Garden, w. L. GoodlOe and |
Robinson. Among the other guests
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Minor, of Stonega,
Yrs. Bullitt, Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers,
Hiss Specht, DIR. }. w. Kelly, b. G.
j. NJ. Goodloe, Misses
cummings and Matte Bullitt, and
Fab Goodloe.
The dancing continued until late
our and every one went home hop
ng that it might be duplicated in
he near future.
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The Lecture.

Rev. c. O. Jones, of Bristol, de-
livered his famous lecture, Sweet
heart and Wife" in the Southern
Methodist church last Saturday to an
attentive audience though not very
large. His lecture is very interest
ing one, full of humor and wit, and
seemed to delight his audience very
much, with the exception Of the old
bachelors. His description Of them
must have been very distastefuI to
some Of those present.
Mr.. Jones preached the dedication
sermon at Preacher Creek Sunday,
and also at the Southern Methodist
Church at this place Sunday night.
He is an excellent preacher and re-
ceived compliments on every hand.
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Robbed the Grave.

y startling incident, of which Mr..
John Oliver, of Philadelphia, was the
subject, is narrated by him as follows:
81 was in a most dreadful condition
My skin was almost yellow, eyes
sunken, tongue coated, pain contin-
ualIy in back and sides, no appetite
gradually growing weaker day by
day. Three physicians had given
me up. Fortunately, friend advis-
ed trying Electric BitterS'; and to
my great JOY and surprise, the first
bottle made a decided improvement.
| continued their use for three weeks,
and am now well man. know
they saved my life, and robbed the
grave of another victim" No one
should fail to try them. Only 50
cents per bottle at j. W. kelly's
drug store.
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r Remarkable Rescue,

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfeld,
Ill.,, makes the statement, that she
caught cold, which settled on her
lungs; she was treated for a month
by her family physician, but grew
worse He told her she was hope
less victim Of consumption and that
no medicine could cure her. Her
druggist suggested DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption; she
bought bottle and to her delight
found herself benefited from first
dose. She continued its use and
after taking six bottles, found herself
sound and well; now does her own
homework, and is as well as she ever
was. Free trial bottles of this
Great Discovery at j. w. Kelly's
Drug Store. Large bottles 50 cents
and 800.
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Closing Exercises.

The closing exercises Of the Big
Stone Gap High School took place
last Wednesday night, which ended
one Of the most successful schools IN
the history OF the town.
First on the program was "Auld
Lang Syne," sung by the entire
school. "An Idyl of the Period, "
by two boys and two girls. The
Popcorn Dance" by the primary
children, was interesting and anus
ing, and the Tennis Drill" by
twenty girls was excellent, and show
ed evidence Of the careful training
they had received. The Duet" by
Matte and Cummings Bullitt, was
good, and the Minstrel" by twelve
boys was, no doubt, the most anus
ing of the entire exercises and VAS
heartily applauded. Miss Annie
Duff sang a solo, Jennie" admir-
ably well and received a hearty
applause, which was the last peace
on the program by the school.
The delivery of diplomas and
medals was an interesting feature Of
the evening and consumed consider
able time.
Misses Eula Young, Annie Duff,
Rosa Skeen and Ada Taylor received
diplomas. which were delivered by
j. +. BulIitt.
The first scholarship medal was
awarded Miss Eula Young, and which
was also delivered by Mr.. Bullitt.
The second scholarship medal was
awarded Miss Ann Duff and was de-
liyered by h. L. Irvine.
The department medal was award
ed Miss Rosa Skeen and was deliver
ed by Col. G. Slemp.
The Penmanship medal was award
ed Eddie Tayl and was delivered
by Mr.. Bullitt.
The scholarship medal in Miss
Slemp'S department was awarded
Marion Collier and was delivered by
5upt. Wampler.
The scholarship medal in Miss
HcCarthy's department was awarded
Mss Laura Kelly and was delivered
" Gen'l Ayers.
The prizes, which were given for
,est spelling and attainment in the
different grades were awarded Misses
ELLA Bum, Lura Kelly, Cummings
Iullitt and George Bostwick, and all
I which were delivered by Prof l..
/. Warren, of Gate City.
The closing song "Dixie" by
lumber of girls was sung with
earty good will and received pro-
'nged applause.
A large crowd was present at these
xercises and all seemed highly
leased with the manner in which |
ach pupil performed his or her part
nd complimented the teachers highly
pom the very successful closing of
ne school
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Miss Maggie Thomas, Of Corbin,
XIV. spent a few days this week in
the Gap on her return home from
Clinchport, Va.
The medicinal properties Of Halls
Hair Remover to invigorate the scalT,
remove dandrun, restore the hair and
It's color, Surpass anything Of its
kind.
District Conference will commence
in Trinity Methodist church tomor-
row (Thursday). y full attendance
is expected.
Mrs. j. b. Richmond and Miss
Louise Morrison, Of Gate City, spent
a few days the past week in the Gap
the past week, the guests Of Genl
and Mrs. Il. \. Ayers.
b. Is. Carter, OF Tazewell county,
is in the Gap this week. He brought
a fine COW through for Capt. Henry
Taylor.
Old newspapers for sale at this
Office at 20 cents per numbered.
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Another Ball Game.

East Stone Gap and Big Stone
Gap played another game of ball at
this place Saturday afternoon. The
game was an interesting and excit-
ing one, and at the Close of the ninth
inning the score stood ven and the
tenth inning was playe which re-
suited in favor of Big Stone Gap, the
score standing | and r. Following
is the score by innings:
Inniugs-l % 500
Big Stone Gap o & O20 020 LIZ
East Stone Gap , o , 222O0 Oil
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Ayers Hair VigOr.
Tennis Tournament.

| The Athletic Club having decided tC
have tennis tournament. the undcrsign-
ed committee on arrangements suggest,
the following tentative schedule
PLAYERS:
Mrs. Wentz and j. +, Bulitt
Miss Minnie Fox and Alex. Anderson.
Miss Elizabeth Fox and Will Slemp.
General Ayers and Robert Garden.
Miss jamie Slemp and II. j Ayers
Miss Belle Slemp and J. NJ Goodle.
Miss Richards and john Fox
| j. NJ. Hodge and Iay. Goodloe.
ID. c. Anderson and II. c. Mcdowell. Jr.
BsscOm Slemp 6drr,d
GAMES FOR FORENOON or July l,r.
Mrs. Weutz aud Mr. Bulilt IS. Miss
Elizabeth Fox and Mr.. Slemp. %
Miss Fox and Alex. Anderson vs. Miss
Belle SIemp and j NJ. Goodoc. ~
Miss Slemp and II. j Ayers ys. Miss
Richards and John Fox (3)
General Ayers aud Robert Garden v.
d. {. Anderson and H. c. Mcdowell, Jr.
Set On Wentz Court.
Set2 On Fox Court.
Sets On Mcdowell Court.
Set On Bullitt Court
CANES EOR FORENOON July 2ND.
Winners Set vs.. Winners Set2. lAJ
Winners Set IS. Winners Set /. 30
A on Wentz Court.
Il on Mcdowell Court.
GAHLs FOR AFTERNOON or July Jrm.
Winners sci 4 ~ Wiurnrs S,t
On Wentz Court.
CANE FOR AFTERNOON July cru
Winners set X "a. J. " Hodge and Tav
Goodloe. On Mcdowell Court
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Military Company.

Z Hon. r. T. Irvine is getting up a
volunteer company in Big Stone Gap
and adjoining towns to go to the war
with Spain. a temporary organiza-
ton will be perfected Thursday night
of this week. Almost enough for a
company have signed and there will
be no trouble in getting the rest.
Those who may wish to join are re-
quested to send their names in at
once. In another column in this
issue we publish the rules and regu-
lations governing volunteers in time
Of war, which will, doubtless, be read
with interest by many Of our readers
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4 Card Of Thanks.

We thank the people Of Big Stone Cap
and adjoining towns for the patronage they
have given us during our opening, which has
been for the past two weeks and which has
been one of the most successful one since
in business, and we will assure you that our
stock will be kept up in full display during
the entire season. All orders from adjoining
towns by mail will receive our prompt atten-
ton Satisfaction guaranteed.
Thanking you for past patronage and ask
a continuance of the same we remain,
Yours to please,
j. NJ. WILLIS & co.
Phone No. 6. Big Stone Gap, Va.
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Town Election.

Considerable interest was mani
tested in the election of a mayor and
six trustees for the town Of Big Stone
Gap last Thursday. The following
vote was given each candidate on the
ticket, and the six first named, with
the may,r, will constitute the town
council 70 the ensuing year:
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Dedication at COeburn.

Rev. J. B. Craft informs US that
on the fourth Sunday in June there
will be a Baptist and Methodist
church dedicated at Coeburn, and
that arrangement will be made for
an excursion from this place, to
accommodate those who may wish to
attend.
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The Big Stone Cap Post.
TIIURSDAY.JUNE ,, 1898.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Ih" farmers are now busy with
'lor cloi,.
Amm', past is a good prophet OF
A, future
tis,ail that tobacco dust will
keep bugs of potatoes.
D. ! Ballard, of Bristol, is spend
@, .ew day, in the Gap.
Nr>,t, II. 5. and r. r. Kane, of
''i' City, spent last Friday night
10 the cap.
Have You 'iincd' the army, YETI"
81 common question nowadays.
pr. j. W Kelly went to Clinch-
PIT Tuesday ON professional bust
ur,>.
iasn Pridemore and Charles
Blown, Of Jopesyille, spent Sunday
last in the Gap.
Mis-. Il. c. Mcdowell, Jr., returned
Monday night from a visit to relative,
at Rogersyille, Tenn.
Ii the husband makes a living by
gambling the wife usually has to
support the family.
The coiorcd people Of Hawkins
'''ily' Tenn, have nominated a
'"'"da'e for county register.
Miss Lizzie Stewart left Monday
morning for Abingdon, where she
VII attend the commencement cxer-
'''e' at Martha Washington College. I
g. Nt Horsley ran splendid race
~. ~ mayor aud achieved majority .
hienas '''"7 " no
r.. "'T " j 3. Craft, Of Cocburn, and
, MY. y W. kiIgore, of this place,
VITO '' To- Rye Cove last Friday,
S. "''e they held ministers and
J s,'0"' meeting Saturday and Sun
W. W. iva. want to buy 1T your place,
Y,n', ~" trade there any more;
c.. "' sorry when YOU see us
Y ping 10 some other store
", 'I t' l sell Us any stale goods,
W. Amy. na'e opened wide our eyes:
If ,on = want to trade at your store,
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Little Chick.

This thrilling Romance is now
issued in book form. Sent by mail,
price 30 cents. p. Q. stamps receiv-
ed Address, j. Il. ADAMS,
If Big Stone Gap, Va.
Sold by DR.. Hoback and Dr.
Whitehead news stand.
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A Surprise Wedding.

In his rounds for news the Posi-
man heard it whispered that we'd
ding would take place in Big Stone
Gap tomorrow (Thursday) morning
We can't vouch for the rumor, but
time will tell, You know"