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Stolen base-Hoy. Two-base hits-Warner ..
Three-base hits-Clingman. Decker. Home runs
McCreery, Mccarthy. Sacrifice hit-Decker. Dou-
BILE plays-McCarthy and Bowerman; Rietz, Ely.
and Schriver, 2; Ritchey and Decker; Clingman,
Ritchey, and Decker. Struck out-By Tannehill 8,
by Dowling ]. Bases balls-By Tannehill .,
by Bowling q Passed ball-Kittridge. Umpires
-Messrs. Burns and Smith. Attendance, 1900.
Time OF game-2 hours
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Joiner T. off Bach .. Hit by pitched ball-Moran,
Walsh, Hafford. Struck out-By Bach, Joiner,
Swayne; by Kenna, Griffin, Marshall, Swayne,
Downs, Writ, Clark. Left on bases-Georgetown
l3, Hopkins B. Umpife-A. E. Murphy. Time Of
game-1 hour and 40 minutes.
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With the Amateurs.

The Rockville, Md, baseball team has
reorganized for the season and is prepared
to play games with all amateur clubs.
Manager w. F. Rabbit is anxious to ar
range games with the teams represented in
the proposed District league, and will give
a liberal guarantee for these contests.
Saturday next is an open date
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Keeler. Psddcn Gettman. Sacrifice hit-Davis.
First base ON balls-Of Kennedy 8. of Dunkle 8.
Hit by pitched ball-McGann Struck out-By
Kennedy 2, by Dunkle 4. Left on bases--wssh.
fngton G. Brooklyn .. Time Of game-l hour and
SO minutes. Umpires-Messrs Gaffney and An
drews.
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The Great Work of DuplSIc and Ken
nedy Eiicits the Admiration of
all the Fans.
HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Brooklyn, 2; Washington, 1.
Boston. 4; baltimore, 3.
Philadelphia, Z; New York. 3'
Chicago. q; Cleveland, 4.
PittsburE, Z; Louisville, q.
st. Louis. o; Cincinnati. 4.
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LUCK WITH CHICAGO.
Bunched Hits and Had Umpiring
Rcat Cleveland.

Cleveland. May 3.-Cleveland played
far better field game than Chicago but
punched hits made off Stivetts and igno-
rance On the part of the umpires gave the
game TO Chicago. Attendance, 600. Score:
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A
BRIDGE ACROSS PINEY BRANCH IN ROCK
CREEK PARK.-ofhce OF The Commissioners d.
G, Washington April 81, ls99.-SEALED PRO
PosALs VIII be received at the Office Of the
Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia until
y O'CLOCK NOON. SATURDAY. MAY "a, 1892
for the construction OF bridge across Piney
Branch in Rock Creek Park, District of Columbia.
Blank forms Of proposal Specifications and all
Necessary information may be obtained at this
ofioe. JOHN B. WIGHT, JOHN W. ROSS, Lam
SING u. BEACH, Commissioners D. c.
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A FAST FINISH AT PITTsBURa.
Pirates Come with Rush in the
Ninth Inning.

Pittsburg, May 3.-Pittsburg made
whirlwind finish today, scoring six in the
ninth inning on singles by Ely and Bow
erman, home-run drives by McCreery and
Mccarthy, and two errors. Up to the
ninth Bowling. though not well supported
held Pittsburg down to one run and four
hits. He seemed to be worried by the
misplays In the last inning and went to
pieces. Tannehill pitched an even game
Try a case Of Heurieh's Senate Beer. only sI.2s
per case.
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MAGooN's COSTLY ERRORS.
They Net Two Runs and the Game
for noston

Baltimore, May 3.rrMagoon's two yellow
errors let in the two runs that took the
victory from the Orioles and gave it to
the Bostons. Both pitchers were in fine
iettle and the fielding, especially of the
Bcstons, was brilliant. The score:
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FOR sALE-TYPEwRITERs.

STANDARD makes Of typewfiters with universal
keyboard rented reduced rates for the
spring and summer months preliminary instrue-
Gil 7th st. 7p25-2mos
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY ON HAND at all times to loan; no delay;
come in and talk with us; 4, 5, and per
cent NM W. HEBRON, 1905 + st. NV. myi-3t
81 500 TO LOAN for TO years, security OF
improved city real estate, at per cent in
terest. lis G. st. my3-3t
MONEY TO LOAN ON APPROVED COLLAT
ERALrNo delay CHARLES A BAKER.
Rooms 40 to H. Xl'zerott Building. i1lo St
iela-tf
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A SLEEPY GAME BY GIANTS.

Qunkers Play Steady Ball and Win
with Ease.
New York, May 3-Fishel. the Columbia
University pitcher. had a trial with the
New Yorks today and did well with the
exception of two innings. The locals could
not connect with Fifield when men were
on bases and played sleepy ball. The Wis
itors' fielding was above the average The
score:
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Headache and Neuralgia Cured.

Dr. Blake's Anti-Head viii do it. 25c. Take no
substitute, for this remedy is guaranteed. ACK.
Err g. AFFLECK, Pharmacists. 1929 Pa. ave-, and
all druggists mh25-u
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Co Cottage at Colonial
Beach. >ya.; would trade for farm land
CITY. Address CHEAP, this Office. my3-3t
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Dr.. CZARRA, SpeciaIist.

Treats all chronic and special maladies OF man
and woman. X-rays. electro-static, galvanic,
faradic electricity. and all modern appliances in
use. Consultation free from 1890 to $3.50.
6l9-62l Pa. ave. NV. Metropolitan Block
apll-tf
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Loans Of Sl0 ,:,5s e; ;ss;ssi ;ss;;; s5ssis g.

Wagons, etc. at lowest rates and on the day
you apply. We ioaning the Building i
Loan Association plan, which makes the cost Of
carrying loans much less than you paw else.
where. and allows you to pay il of in any sized
notes you desire, running from one to twelve
months. You only pay for the use OF money for
the length Of t.me you carry It. II you lave Z
loan with soma other compan? we will pay it
sf ana advance you more money II desired Rates
cheerfully given and no cost to you unless loan
Is made Loans made anywhere in the District,
Call and get rates. Front room. 6rst 6oor. scien.
tiAo America Building
National Mortgage Loan Co.
625 Street N. w.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
FOR SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-Two corner lots at Brghtwood Park.
l00xl50 each; will make Il building sites
25xl00 This is one Of the best bargains in the
District for builder; houses can be sold at
large profit at once. WM W. HEBRON. 1905 F
st. W. my3-3t
FOR SALE-Lot on 9th st NV. near Mass. ave-
25xl00; will be sold very low to settle an
estate. WM. ". HEBRON, 1905 st. NV.
myi-3t
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Stolen bases-Moran, Walsh 4, Fleming, Haiford
2. Joiner. Passed balls Constantine . Wild
pitch-Joiner. Bases on hals-Of Straus G. off
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FOR HIRE.
FOR EXCHANGE,

FOR EXCHANGE have unencumbered property
for equity in houses. Address X H., this Of
Rnn MI u
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FOR sALE-BICYCLEs,

FOR sALE-Exeellent 9i-inch mans wheel, SO.
Call. to p. m, us 10Th st. NV. myi-St
FOR sALE-Gents wheel, for best price offered
6lO st. Item
FOR SALE-Closng out lot OF good secondhand
bicycles at sacrifice, cash or credit. LAB0-
FISH, Bicycle Maohinist, il7 9TH St nv. my 3-3t
FOR SALE-Good secondhand wheels, reduced;
easy terms to suit.
$50 Bedford mems. SO 500 Orient mems $50
500 sunol, mems. 10 500 Reading, lads. 81
sl0O Rem'ton. mems. 20 500 Remton lads 40
myl-st-em F. G. SMITH. l225 Pa. ave.
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FOUND.

FOUND-Ice Cream; absolutely pure; none bet
ter; soc per gallon; Neapolitan. 81; a good,
pure ice cream, zoe per gallon Phone, sOsl
LACEY'S- COZ N Y. ave. mze7-tf-em
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Bad Piece OF Work,

The foot bridge recently construct
ed across the river at the Sulphur
Spring by the town Of Big Stone
Gap is the worst kind of a failure.
and, unless it is remodeled at once, it
is moi only likely to fall dow, but
will be washed assay the first time
the river gets on boom. The bridge
has already swaged below high water
mark and is gradually going down
all the time. The caus, Of this
trouble is manly in the supports to
which the cables are fastened on
either side, which are gradually Civ
'ng away, thus allowing the bridge to
swag. This matter should be looked
into at once and the bridge fixed, as
1t is great convenience to those
living IN that part of town. Besides
the town has gone to the expense Of
building the bridge at a cost of
$l4S.OO. and, if it is allowed to re-
main IN its present condition, it is in
danger of falling down or being
washed away. This is very i'm
portant matter and should be remeded
at once.
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.;ro wi,, he -reoreserted. The following
ao.sons have been invited by the preach
era 10 saw something on the ctuse y, ,n'
sabbath School on that day rro'; "o''e'
of Green Hill: Troi. Marcum' OF prYuTu :
Prof. Riggs, of East Stone zap; "
Reason. of Franklin Academy 81 D'""e'
of Turkey Cove Seminary ana o'nerS "
he selected from tne remaining "u"u"i
school. The speeches are to be pfie''
nat LONGER than - minutes. IL Is eN-
rected that each Sunday school VIII nrlhS
a basket dinner, and all serve toSe'ner OF
s,or,telv ne sniis best Rev. Naught IN
forms us that Poplor Hill Park Will he
,,;ooIr cleaned and seated. and that the
Stoneca Band will help to give the music
Tho classes at Turke, Cove seminary
Olinger and Franklin Academy VIII ara IN
giving vocal music. All the adjacent
Sunday Schools are cordially invited 10
attend We hope that this viii he granu
dav well spent in the cause OF me Master Master;
Revs. Vaught, Looney and Wilson VIII
prepare suitable program and publish u
in the Big Stone Gap iosr, at least en-
DAYS previous to the date of The sunday
School Convention. Let us remember
that in 4 GOOD cause, "The Lord is our
Shepard, We shall not want. lie haket"
us to lie down in green pastures, ne ieau'
eth us beside the i'll waters"
The following named persons OF Turkey
rove attended the teachers ins itute ut
.Ionesyile, which commenced July 2ith:
J. p. Brahe, Mamie Barker, W. NJ. ba'ly'
!. r. Baily. NJ. NJ. Baker, d. F. Reason, i.
q Witt and II. II. Slemp. The institute
proved success, and there were about
100 teachers and applicants enrolled
Prof Repass, of Martha Washington Col,
lege gave many interesting talks ana
speeches on the subjects. which the teach
era DISCUSSED with much interest. There
we're many visitors at the institute
PEARL.
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Hoods Pills are gentle, vet effective
FROM IRONDALE.
..unna.nce Of The BIC n.ane Gan Posi-

Co respondence of The Big h.G1e Gap Posi-
InoxpALr. Va, Aug. l.-tev. :. j,
Vaucht. of Big Stone Gap, preached an
excellent sermon to large ard attentive
congregation here on last Sunday evening
at $3.50 O'Clock. We are glad to we MI.
Vaught preach for US, ana We raise on
hats TO the Superintendent. W. Is, stOf p
ton. for having such preacher come
here. and we are glad to learn that he
expects to preach here one sunday IN
each month.
The Superintendent, ". l.. Stockton, is
spending few days in Bristol this week
in the interest Of his company.
The keystone Coal and Iron Company
under the management of W. Il. Stockton
il doing some fine work in the way of
mining. Their shipments have beeh in
creasng each week for sons time until
they are now shipping about 10 cafs per
day.
Nessrs. Kidd and Beaman have COM
pleied the , new houses and commenced
work on more fos de company. They
are elegant houses and were rented by The
time they were completed
y. j. Kelly is doing some good work
with his force Of underground men. He
now has about 30 men and can give en-
ployment 10 100 lore. food miners are
now making from $500 20 $500 per da
and will make more. We inSite eQoJ
miners 90 come to our town. This Is one
of the quietest places ever saw for a
mining town. We have a good church
and good school building here, which
the people are proud OF.
Mr.. samps Go'lier P}ssented us with
some of the incest apples We taye loen
this wear. We will lie pleased to haze
Mr. Collier bring Us apples any time
The health Of the place is good, although
the weather is very warm. The Va. ;.
". 4. X. is doing 50 w4ch work on their
road that freight trains are passing almost
every hour
The Keystone Coal 4 Iron Company
have received Il car load OF hqqr and
groceries this week
II. J. Ayers, of the Gap was shaking
hands here the other day Mr.. Ayers has
many warm friends at this place.
ITEsS
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FROM TURKEY COVE.

Correspondence Of The Big Stone Gap Posi-.
TurKr, Cow, W July 29.-J. p. Brahe,
Lelcher EaLer, b. F. Wit and T. T. GilIv.
of Lee county, visited the Normal Sc4oo,
at Big Stone Gap, and we're we'll pleased
with its work
Miss Matte Wampler. of East stone
Gap, has been in the Cove visiting rcla-
lives and friends.
Tucker CoOmer and his brother in-law.
Amos Derry, came near taxing each
Others lives recently Caps were busted
on the one side. aud the graveIs flew on
the other The best OF it vas no harm
was done.
We are getting afraid of tightening
again. In II recent Storm the Tightening
done all that was necessary on its part Oh
a telephone post near The old Seminary
). $, lookout!
Dir. John Gilly has commenced 10 in
trodace new stock of cattle in this sec-'
ton. lie is very proud OF his "male cow
The Sunday School Convention that
was to he held at Turkey Cove Seminary
as stated in last weeks number, will not
he held at that place Ii is now agreed
that the Sunday School Convention will,
he held at Big Stone Gap. SUNDAY, Aug.
y, 1899. All the Sunday Schools from
stonega to Dryden and Green Hill inclu-
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FROM COEBURN.
Death Of a Noble Young Man.

Correspondence Of The Big Stone Sap l'osr.
CoEBuEN, VA, Aug. Died at Amelia
C. H., Va, on SATURDAY. night, July -,
Mr.. W. Q. Hardaway of apoplexy, induced
by long standing of Bright's disease. Mr..
Hardaway was brother to Mr.. Horace
Hardaway, the manager for the Virginia
Iron, Coal and Coke Company at their
immense plant at Toms Creek, this county.
H. also leaves one other brother, whose
home is in Selma, Ala, and two sisters,
who have been making their home with
their brother on Toms Greek.
Mr.. w. o. Hardaway was by profession
lawyer, and as such gave much promise
having served as Commonwealth Attorney
for the city Of Roanoke some years ago.
Owing to failing health for the past few
yeats he had not been able TO engage in
his profession actively. Quite recently he
visited his brother at Toms Greek, with
the hope that a change of climate and
water would be beneficial, but it soon be-
came apparent that he was not doing so
well as formerly and had gone to Amelia
&. ii. to attend the Otterburn Springs
about tive weeks previous to the day his
death occurred. He was a Young man,
about 81 years OF age, of generous dispo-
sition, gentleman in the fullest sense of
the term, and possessing the highest
sense oil honor.
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FROM CLEVELAND.


Care. ,ondence Of The Big Stone Gap Post.
CLrvsLASr, Va, July 29.-Wheat
thfeshing is progressing rapidly in rus
sell. the Weld Is abundent and the quality
fairly good. Corn crops are injured some
what by the drouth, but il the season -
good from now we may expect fair yie'd'
The weather is about rs hit in TINS
quarter as it ever gets
Several new houses have been put up
at this place during the last twe've
months. The last one completed belongs
to Charley Wallace, a prominent merchant
Of Cleveland.
John A. lessee, of Jessee.s Mil'S' IS
bringing in quantity of poplar loSs 10
lie cut by the Hackney saw NM iE'o
lumber to build said Jessee hne mousse
Calves are bringing good prices IN our
county. First class calves are worm
400 90 We don't know whether IL Is
because Mckinley is in or because O'e'e-
land is out.
We understand there is revival NEE =
ing going on at Spring CITY near Lebanon
We hone the distiliery contemplated
that place, over which the l'quor adve
tisina Lebanon Ne,rs il so heart broker
NAV lie turned down through the good IN
Auences of this meeting. W. L. -
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The Virginia Tanning and Ex-
tract Company.

The Virginia Tanning and Ex-
tract Company doubled its working
capacity on the first of this month
and will from this time employ twice
the number Of men heretofore worked
The stock has fulfilled the highest
expectation OF Superintendent Cover,
who says the water and bark of this
section cannot be excelled ia making
nice leather. A recent visit to the
tannery disclosed regular bee. hive
OF industry. The organization ef-
iected by Superintendent Cover in so
short time is highly commendable.
The company will commence work
ing out stock in September and ship
ping leather in October.
The immense sheds are gradually
filing up with prime bark aud the
company Is still buying all it can get.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-08-03
A Mother Tells How She Saved
Her Little Daughters Life.

am the mother of eight children and
have great deal OF experience with
medicines. Last summer my little
daughter had the dysentery in its worst
form. We thought she would die, tried
everything could think of, but nothing
seemed to do her any good. ! saw by an
advertisement in our paper that Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Rem
edy was highly recommended and sent and
got botlln at once, 1t plovod to be one
of the very best medicines we ever had in
the bouse. 1t saved my little daughters
life. am anyious for every mother to
know what an excellent medicine it is.
Had known it at first it would have Say
ed me great deal of anxiety and my little
daughter much sufering.-Yours tluiy.
MIS-. GEO +. Brao'iK, Liberty, Il. |. For
sale by j. W. Kelly, Druggist II %
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WISE DEPARTMENT.
Cu,sT. KnaoMn. Editor.
Local and Otherwise.

ur and Mrs. Tom Gent Anderson OF
Abingdon. who have been visiting re'a-
tjvcs Mt this place for the past rev VICES
Icrt SATURDAY for Lebanon, where theF
viIl snend some time before returning
home.
G f.. Kilgore went 10 Tacoma on b"s'-
ness Friday.
RI. Kilgore. who has been sick Tor
severol DAYS il able 10 be out again
Rev. G. ". Kilgore preached at Tacoma
Sunday at ! a. m.
NJ. E. Lipps went to Big stone Gap
Monday.
County court has been in session Tor
several days. Two negroes were sou, ~
the penitcniiary for ten years lor k'''"s
another negro at Virginia CITY.
W. F.. Kilgoge went to Cincinnati last
week on business returning sunday
Nrs.J D. Grub is on the sick list TINS
Fweck.
Judoc " T. Miller went to Cincinnati
Ia Il week to consult O,ed specialist III
REGARD to his lung trouble. He was dV'S-
cd by the physician that change OIL
elm te was neceszary for him, and upon
returning home the Judge sent IN MS
resignation a. Circuit Judge, ana VIII 90
10 Denver. Col, in a few days 10 regain
his health. We are very sOrry to lose 50
valuable a citizen az Judge Miller and
fine bar will regret his resignation as
Circuit Judge, hui his health demands IT,
an! we can only wish him speedy recoV-
erv. and hope he can soon return.
The grand jury failed to find an indIgt-
ment agains, Jerome Gillian ior 'He
murder of John Hall, and Mr. Gillian IS
once more n free man.
W. II. IIond went to Coeburn Saturday
The Clinch Valley Baptist Association
will convene at this place ON the hr5'
Sunday in september. 4 large attend
ance is expected
Mrs. Matilda Kilgore is very sick at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs W. b.
Arlington.
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Taking Dispositions.

Attorneys J. 7. Bullitt and J. w
Chalkley, of Big Stone Gap; Z. j.
Lucke, of Knoxville; Arthur A.
Phleger, OF Chrstiansburg, Va; and
VIM. Low, of Pinevile, representing
the Virginia iron, Coal and Coke
Co., and W. l.. Granger, Of Gincin-
natl; G. W. Metcaif, OF Pineville, and
J. r. Sampson, of this city, repre-
senting the Watts Syndicate. were
taking dispositions here Tuesday and
"Wednesday, which are to be used IN
settling the differences between the
two companies as to which Is iiab,a
for the iron contracts at the time the
change was made. The dispositions
Of MIR. Watts, Mr.. Perrin and Others
were taken, which viii DC used at the
trial OF the case.
The case j. expected to come mp at
the next term Of the Bell Circuit
Court. 1t will be remembered that
this was the trouble between the
Watts Syndicate and the Virginia
Company. -Leyeby the former com
pany secured contloi OF tde furnace
plant here by an injunction after l.
had been taken into the combination.
The company gave bond at the time,
and again TOOK possession. A differ
ence of about $685. 600 between the
value of iron now and the contract
price, is involved in the suit.-jIid-
dleSboro NcWs.
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"He That Any Good Wouio
Win"

Should lie provided with good health ana
everyone who would have good health
should remember that pure, rich blood Is
the fist requisite Hoods Sars apar''Ia'
bv giving good blood and good health mas
helped many a man to success besides
giving grrength and courage to thousands
Of women who, before taking It, could not
even see any good in life to win.
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Again in Editorial Harness,

Rev. r. n. Price. of this city, says
IN letter in the Holston Christian
Advocate: It have by contract con-
nected myself with publishing en-
terprise in Atlanta, Ga. am to be
one OF the editors of scientific mag
azlne, soon to be launched in that
uate City of the south. ! shall only
be an employee-not a proprietor.
NY family will remain in Morrlstown.
1t is not likely that ] shall re-enter
the travelling connection at any time
In the future. But | can't predict
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Gazette.
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FROM STONEGA.

Correspondence Of The Big Stone Gap Posr.
Mr. VIM. IL. Strawn and family return
ed to-day from Connellsyille, Pa, shither
they bad gone to inter the remains of
their darling boy, who died here on july
10Th, after lingering illness, caused by
stomach trouble. They were ompani-
ed on their sad errand by Mrs. Strawn's
sister, Mrs. John q. Want, and little son
Denny, and all came back together.
Miss Susie Body, who was considered
one -four bandsomest young girls while
in SIonega was a visitor here on Monday,
and she has lost none of her beauty, but
improves along that line. Sc came up to
take her pet cats 20 the Gap, where she
now resides.
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In the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court
of the County of Wise on the 2Ith day of
July, 1899.
Huntsman Bros. Il Co. ,PfTj
against In Chancery.
E. II. Sudduth ct al, D'fts
Mhe object of this suit is to attach Lots
} and &, Block I, of Norton Land a I'm
provement Company's Plat !, of the town
OF horton, and one-half interest in one
acre of ground bought by y. II. and q. ].
Sudduth from /. D. ) u. Frazier by deed
dated Juae 9th, 1891, recorded in Wise
County d. b. -, page 49, all of said
property SO attached being owned by the
said l.. II. Sudduth, and to subject the
same to the payment of the plaintiffs debt.
and an attachment having been returned
levied on said estate. Aud an AFFIDAVIT
having been made and filed that the de.
fendents, L. II. Sudduth aud F. NJ. Leon
ard, are not residents of The State of
virginia, il is ordered that thew do an
pear here within fifteen DAYS after dine
publication hereof, and do what NAV he
necessary to protect their interest in this
suit. Aud IT is further ordered that ,
copy hereof be published once week fo,
four weeks in The Big Stone Gap Posr.
and that copy be posted at the front
DOR OF the courthouse of this county on
The hrst day OF the next ierm oe the
Connty Court. A copy-Te ,e:
W. r.. kl., osE, Clerk.
By Q. A. JonSsos, ID. G.
D. - iH'iNk' p'q' !uly2i 1888
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asssme no risk when you buy Cham
berlain's Collie. Cholera and DIarrhoea
Remedy. DR.. J. W. Kelly will refund
your money if you are not satisfied after
using if. 1t is everywhere admitted to be
the most successful remedy in use for
bowel complaint and the only one that
never fails. j is pleasant, safe and reli-
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