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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-05-18

ings aided In building up the Democratic
party in Virginia and rescuing the State
from the rule of the alien, we're there,
called TO tho front again. to aid in The
battle they had been content to see fought
by their sous. William A.. Anderson's
voice was never clearer, his argument
stronger. his earnestness more marked.
John Goode, his head as white as snow,
but his form rs erect and his speech as
fiery as Wien a quarter Of a century ago
he was a ~war-horse in Virginia, made al
address upon assuming the Char, as tenn
porary presiding officer, that compelled
the enthusiastic admiration of every
bearer.
The speeches we're Of a high order.
Several of the orators we're men who have
no superiors "a public speakers IN Viz
ginia. They sustained themselves fully.
That the conference did not nominate a
candidate was a disappointment to many,
but they we're greatly in the minority.
Sentiment against making a nomination
was overwhelming.
LACKING or PERSONAL AMBITION.
The unselfsh character of the move
ment for the popular selection of senator
ial candidates in Virginia was clearly
demonstrated. Two Of the signers of the
call, men who have been among the most
active in making the movement success
full, declared in unequivocal terms that
they were not aspirants for seats in the
Senate and would not he.
Regarding the work of the conference,
there is little diversity Of opinion. 1t is
generally thought that all was done that
should have been done. That which was
done is believed to he destined to be pro-
duciive of most far-reaching results. cit
may lie ten years before we see the
Of our hopes" said a member of
the conference last night, "but those of
US who are living then will see the aims
this conference achieved, and we will
zee then that the beginning Of success
was in this May meeting in Richmond.
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Renew your subsCrip-
ton to the Post.
Commissioners Sitting.

Pursuant to a decree of Wise County
Circuit Court, rendered in the chancery
cause of Melvin Mcconnell against John
q. Davis ct al, on the 9th day of April,
1899, the undersigned will sit at o. NJ.
Wears law office, Wise, Virginia, june 26,
1899, for the purpose of taking and settling
the account of Emily +. Freeman, admin
istratrix of William W. Freeman, deceased,
and for The further purpose of ascertain
ing all the Indebtedness against the
estate of said William W. Freeman and all
real estate owned by said Freeman at the
time of his death.
II. A. W. SHEEN,
5-l1 1922 Commissioner in Chancery.
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Notice.

Commencing March 18th, the WASH
1NGTON AND CHATTANOOGA LIMIT
ED, trains 80 and "a, with through Pull
man Sleepers, Memphis to New York and
New Orleans to New York, will be oper-
ated via Lynchburg, Southern Railway
and Pennsylvania Railroad, instead Of via
Shenandoah Junction and "Royal Blue
Line" as formerly.
A new service Of through Pullman
Sleepers will be established between
Knoxville and New York over SHENAN-
DOAH VALLEY ROUTE, via Bristol.
Roanoke, Natural Bridge, Luray. Hagers-
town, Harrisburg and Pennsylvania Rail-
road, OH trains Nos. 3 and 4.
See other column for timetable, and
apply to Ticket Agents, Norfolk & Western
Railway, for schedules in detail.
W. B. BEVILL,
Gen'l Passenger Agent.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.
BIG STONE GAP.

TRINITY METHODIST G p
'Acenr, Pastor. Preaching First and Third SUNDAYS
ineach month, morning aud night.
Sunday morning at 10
eetock.-l. y. WOLFE, Superintendent.
PR~ArrR-NEErfNG Every Wednesday night.
Er"oRrH LsA.us Every Friday night.
CLAss-MEErfSa Second Sunday in each month at
soeiock ?. Nj. c. SrEomr. Class.Leader.
key. Vaught breaches At the Double Tunnel First
aud Third Sundays in each month a. 4 o'clock. and n,
S1ohega Second Sunday, morning and night, aud Al:
hinersville Fourth Sunday.
PRESBYrERIAN C~HCRCH.-REy. n. G. MArnr-
SOM rastor- Preaching Second Sunday IN each
month, morning and night, at the Episcopal Church.
suNpAY-ScHo0L.-Every Sunday morning ut 10
O'Clock. IN Presbyterian Chapple near the bridge.-H.
j. SULLIVAN, Superintendent.
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GOODS CHEAP FOR Cash.

Having long been in the mercantile business under the old time
credit system | have at last awaken to the fact that to do myself and
customers justice have to come to the up-to-date rule Of pay down
system, and give my customers the benefit of at least so per cent. saw
ing, by buying for cash and ~selngfor cash, and to prove it will give
you some prices on leading articles, and you will find all other goods
sold at the same proportionate low ptces. | have just returned from
the east, New York and Baltimore, where bought a large stock of
goods at prices that will enable me to sell you goods lower than you
ever heard of before:
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PRESBYTERIAN ~CHURCH.-Rgy. =. RIosrco.
fasior. Preaching First. Third and Fourth Sundays
att a. m. aud I 80 y. n.
SrSDAy-ScnooL livery Sunday afternoon at go
o'clocs.-JoHN A. EsSgR, Superintendent.
PEAYER-MEET,NG .-kveTy Wednesday night.
fouNo PgorLE's SocIETY.-Evcry Sunday after
noon at G as O'Clock.
Rev. Rioseco breaches at Appalachia Second Sun
gay at ii q. M, and at Minersville ats 30 p. IN.
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gates in the body. Dickinson, as FIRE
q%uentIY without a delegate In gathering
Of the State Democracy as Lee, had
voice in the deliberations Of the conference
Yesterday. Over six hundred delegate:
were registered at headquarters. Many
did not report there. Nearly eight hun
dred we're in the hall When the vote on
the resolution was taken.
The character of tho conference was, OF
course, quite similar to that of any gather
ing Of State Democ rats. There were
apeechcs and music aud tionudless enthus-
iasm. There we're the usual earnest de-
bates, the usual struggles TO carry a point,
the usual contests over matters which
prior to the final decision of the body,
we're made to appear Of towering import
ance.
NOTHING "CUT y DRIED"
There was the least possible amount of
the "cut and dried" about the proceedings
The conference would not have it. There
was nothing "set" in what was done.
Contests we're warm and earnest. There
was a common object in view, but a
diversity of opinion as to the best method
by which il was to be attained. The spon-
%taneity of the proceedings vas not the
least striking feature Of the conference.
The earnestness of the delegates was most
markedly manifest. 1t showed itself in
the speeches. 1t was seen in the active
part which men from every section of the
State took in the debates. 1t was most
strikingly evident in the close attention
paid 10 every detail Of the proceedings.
The enthusiasm was warm and spontan-
eous.
The personnel of the body was very fine.
Many Of the men most prominent in Vir-
ginia politics were present. The remark
ably large number Of men present who are
not in the habit of attending State con-
v%eniions was the subject of general COM
ment. Farmers, heretofore content to
vote after others had shaped party policy;
businessmen, once willing to allow their
neighbors to map out party procedure,
we're there, interested, earnest, active,
enthusiastic.
YOUNG BLOOD AND OLD.
Many Of the most active of the young
men Of the party in Virginia were most
prominent figures. William A. Jones,
Jack Montague, Eppa Hunton, j. c..
'arke, walton Moore, "Baby" Barksdale,
ohm 7. Harris, Jr, and as many more of
he young blood of the Virginia Demo-
'racy we're there, and their voices we're
'lainly effective in shaping the policy Of
he convention. Older men, whose wis
in council and courage on the hust-
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MeufdhIid,e untpiTeubcif.

Gin Sdiiler ipuroe aufgeiorotrt, Die banptid6s
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Der GongreB TiBt mitten in ber Or
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raid, ME mpslid, gu erlebissn. 9isis
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