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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-03

PLANTATION Of his veto than appears from
the legal document filed with Auditor
Anderson. The mayor said:
y f'have vetoer the ordinance for pure.
II economic reasons. II there is ar
Impression abroad that have been act
uated to veto the bill because Of my
pc, sonat preference for some other city
hall location, can say II Is erroneous.
While have all along believed some
other location would be better adapted
to the requirement OF the city, I feel
that the council. having agreed upon
the Taylor site. has settled that partic-
ular question. would gladly respect
It's right In the matter.
let NE say further that am in IA
vor of the construction Of new city
hall have always favored the inn
provement, with proper consideration
for our ability to spend the sum neces-
sary to erect the structure. when we
had an offer for our present site we
were in position to proceed with the
Legislation for new building, but the
withdrawal OF that offer has entirely
changed the aspect of affairs. My
veto OF the bill resulted.
Purchase Of the Taylor property will
necessitate an expenditure OF about
$500. The purchase price Is $4,000, and
besides there is street improvement
shortly to fall due OF about $1,000. An
other street adjoining must soon be re-
paired, and this will entail an outlay
of $500 more, so that In all the prop
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-03
erty viii cost the city $500.

"'ty VIII cost the city $500, .
After this property IL purchased. as
Will be the case II my veto is not sus-
tanned, the city win be no better on
than Is at present the case. We win
merely have spent $500 for the Taylor
site and stiil be confronted with the
problem Of better city hall facilities. II
In utterly out OF the question TO talk
Of building new hall II the present
site Is not sold. for we have no other
resources from which to secure the
necessary funds. BY purchasing the
Taylor property. then. we will accom-.
plish nothing. but. TO the contrary. will
have thrown away. so far as solution OF
the city hall problem is concerned, the
sum OF $500.
ut is my opinion that the council
has put the cart before the horse. Az
ter the present site is sold we may
figure upon new hail. but until this
is done We must not make any such
investment as that contemplated by
the ordinance which have returned
without my approval. l am told that
other persons are TO make an offer for
the present site OF the city hall. Upon
The prcscntation Of that offer and its
accordance, 1t win be the duty of the
council to arrange for new site. but.
pending sale Of the property. we must
not make other investments. ] believe
II win be generally. agreed that the
council has made an admirable showing
during the past two years, and dislike
very much TO see any laxity in the con-
duet Of the municipality at this late
date sincerely trust members of
the council will realize the error made"
Mayor Suprenant added that. II the
Taylor site were bought, the matter of
lEtStHA NOdih
still be before the council. These re-
pairs Will cost In the neighborhood of
s7a0t. The mayor believes that, IL the
Taylor property is not bought, the work
II repairing the present building should
be deferred 'or a few months, in order
That the council may have an oppor-
tunity, II possible, of securing pur-
chaser for the present site. II It is
impossible for the city to sell then the
present structure must be repaired. |
The repairs will consist OF removing |
The engine house to another location. |
he construction Of an entirely new Jail,
he installation OF a fire. proof vault |
md the renovation Of the Offices. Of
ices woul1 also be provided for the |
,ity attorney and treasurer, and the |
office would be removed to the
rround floor.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-03
Value of Silver Increases.

Washington, Jan. 2.--The quarterly
statement Of the value Of foreign coins
issued by the director of the mint,
shows a net increase in the value Of
silver .O2S1S cents an ounce.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-03
The Chief Executive Tells Why He
Does Not Approve Contem.
plated Purchase.
THE CART BEFORE THE HORSE
Until Present City Hall Site 10 Sold
New Building Could Not Posi-.
bly, Be Erected Because Of
Lack Of Funds.

At the meeting Of the city council al
noon tomorrow the veto filed by Mayor
Suprenans affecting the ordinance
passed for the purchase Of the E. A.
Taylor property at Sixteenth, Exchange
and Duane streets will be brought UT
for DISPOSAL. II the veto is sustained
the ordinance will be killed: should 1t
be overridden, the purchase will be
made.
Mayor Suprenant vas seen yesterday
by representative OF The Astorian
and asked for more thorough ex-
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-03
MINERS KILLED
Met Foul Play While Carrying
Out Court Instructions.
They Could Not he Smoked Out
and Dynamite Was Used
with Bad Results.

Butte. Jan. AFTER examining Il
witnesses this afternoon Coroner Egan
continued the inquest over the bodies
OF Samuel Olson and Fred pivel who
were killed In the Michael Dewitt mine
last night. II Is alleged BY dynamite
In the hands Of unknown persons, until
Monday afternoon at two o'clock when
the employees Of the Montana ore Pur-
chasing Company win be questioned MS
to their side OF the alleged underground
'ynamlte battle.
One OF the witnesses. II. v. wincheli
head geologlst OF the amalgamated to-
day testified to discovering vast am.
cunts OF hay IN the raise just above
the place where the amalgamated min.
ers we're working and this he declared
was burned. the sitting smoke being
forcei In IN the amalgmated men 10
prevent them from carrying out the
orders OF the United States court IN
riaklng an inspection OF the Michael
Dewitt TO determine how much ore
Helnze IL alleged to have illegally cx-
traattd from the Michael Dewitt veins.
All evidence adduoed at tQday's hear
ing would seem to place the blame en-
tirely on the men employed by tho Rnr-
us Company and probably liz particular
an Nick Trcioar. foreman OF Rarus and
Thomas Knowles, shift boss OF the
slme mine.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-06-23

favor painting their eherches, sad there
fefe We urx> ever Nini.tcr 10 remember
ve give q hoes<l qukutiiy 81 The lcNfDsn
&Nsrtiuex Psins toward the painting
wears and covers uke ro1d-
I. Dort rky <i-J0 = xsiioa for Liuseed Oh
worth so ccnts, shieh you a. sheu yor
bar ether paints IN a can via . paint
label on IL.
: and 9 naks "a. therefore shen yca
want fourteen gallons q paint. bay oaiy :
Of l. q NJ Aud ak & gallons pure Lneeed
OIL ~ith "a. and thus set paint At less than
tiO per gailon-
Many houses are we'll painted With eoar
gallons OF l. NJ and three gallons Of
Lirssed Oil mixed there~ith.
These Celebrated Paints are sold BY J
". Kelly 1i-2i
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-06-23
PLAY JULY 2ND.

Aunt Dinah's Quilting Party, "a
neat little play 10y different young
ladies and gentlemen, is Co bee given
ut the School Hall on the evening of
July 2nd. under the management OF
Mrs. =. +. Bullitt.
IL will be remembered that this is
the play that was given 10y the young
ladies and young g~rntlcment of the
school one week before the school
closed. The play was a big success
at that time, and AS the same young
ladies and young gentlemen are o.
take part again. a treat is in store
for the good people who hear the
play GA July 2ud.
The proceeds viii be deviied be.
tween the school and the Athletic
Association.
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cHokED TO DEATH.

On last Thursday at APpalaehia.
near this place. Mrs. Tom Sykes was
rubbing the mouth OF her little three
year old girl. Lille, with a live red
eye fish in an effort to cure the child
from soldering. having been told
that such a remedy would cure her.
when the fish slipped down the child
throat, head first. choking her TO
death before the fish could be gotten
out. DR.. Holly was near az the time
and promptly attcnded the child, but
before the fish could be removed she
was dead.
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A new passenger trsin was pat on
the Virgins and Southwestern rail-
rnaA an last snndsv morning. le4v-
iug Bristol sbont eight o'clock. ar
ri-;ng here at lilo. This train
;eA,e s here tor Bristol in the alter
noon al $40 o'clock The inaugu-
ration Of this train viii prove a gres,
convenience to the travelling public,
as IL nov gives two passenger trains
each every day over this road. The
schedule Of the other trains are un-
changed. except the evening train
from Bristol arrives a few minutes
%es,iior than heretofore. The new
train will carry mail aud express.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-06-23
WISE WON.
Enthusiastic Ball Game at this
Place Saturday Afternoon

Enthusiastic Ball Game at this
Place Saturday Afternoon
The Wise ball team, accompanied
by "a large number Of their friends
and rooters from Wise and Notion,
came 20 the Gaplast Saturday after
toon on a special train over the Louis
vile aud Nashville and engaged the
home team ia a match game Of ball.
The Wise boys came with a deter
mination 90 win this game, as they
had their weak points well supplied
with good players. The game was
botly contested and up to the sixth
Inning the result was uncertain. At
the close Of the ninth inning the
score stood 6 to 3 in favor Of the
Wise team
The Wise boys have been on the
loosing side in the ball games this
season, and the victory over = team
that had been beaten only once be-
fore, greatly elated and encouraged
them, and they will, no doubt, &c
into the sport with renewed energy
and take a prominent part in the
Fourth Of July series.
The largest crowd Of the season
witnessed the game Saturday.
Following is the lineup Of player
and score.
Big Stone Cap.-SteVart, 20, Wells, -
Taylor, q. b., 30. Paine, II. BlantoR, Id
Watts. Ell Willis, pi Taylor, C.. F., ri
Mays, c..
Wise-Iipps, NJ. E., %; Graham, b
Siemp, #. Richmond, cf; Bailey, p. Lit
ton. IS Lipps, W. H., lb; Flanary, e; rs
ser H.
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OF
JULY SPORTS,

The Fourth Of dolly Sports. under
the auspices Of the Athletic Associs-
ton Of Big Stone Gap. werr begun
in 1897. Each year s:nes that time.
the program has been added 10, aud
year BY year they have been looked
forward to with increased interest aud
enthusiasm not only by the peopls in
the town. but BY everyone ia the
surrounding towns aud country. This
year the program will be enlarged
greatly beyond anything heretofore
given. The especial feature will be
a prize FOR the best all-round athlete
and sportsman. This will be a test
Of skill in the following events, name-
ly Tenuis tournament. trap shoot
ing. field sports snd riding tourn-
sment. There will be five or six
from Big Stone Gap who will enter
this contest. aud Il is believed that
there will be at least four or five Wis
itors who will take part. The tennis
games will be so arranged that the
visitors can play all their games.
/ commencing on June 30th.
The fox chase on the morning Of
/ July 4th will also be a feature Of es-
pecial interest. Il is expected that
there viii be four or FIVE packs Of
hounds and ten or fifteen riders.
Perhaps the greatest extension Of
the program is in the line Of the
horse show. Heretofore there have
been but two or three rings. all on
the Fourth. This year the horse
show will commence oD July lst and
Will include saddle horse for ladies
and gentlemen. gated and hunters:
pony rings; harness horses-road-
sters, phaeton horses; best rider
girl or boy under 10. fore-in-hand
tandem: speed ring for gated horses
and running race.
The base ball games will begin on
Tuesday. June 18th. and some Of the
field sports will take place on Fri
day, July LIST, and Saturday, july
2nd. and as before stated part Of the
horse show will be held on these
dates. These. coupled with the ger.
man 20 be given either on Thursday
or Friday night before the Fourth.
/, the tap shooting on the 2nd and th,
excellent program for the Fourth. ter.
p %minating with a hop on the night o
the Fourth. viii make the whole wcel
"a galy week in Big Stone Gap. Tn,
snpcriutendents Of the mines around
have agreed 10 let their boys OF a.
q far as possible during this time. an,
b. our little town will be in holiday at
e tire from June 2Sth to the wee small
s. hours of the morning after July 18th
This section affords but few amuse
mcnts. and everyone should take ad
vantage Of this opportunity. \ mum
Der OF business moa have determine,
Co take their vacation during thi
week right here. Why not ali? !
the country around will turn out 70
a a holiday and give the Athletic As
4. sociation IL deserves. wc can hav
n more fun for tho money here at hom.
# than anywhere in the world. Com
4 one. come alii lou will find on
latch strings on the outside Of on
/, doors from June 18th on.
% The enlargement OF the progrsr
= viii necesiiate a number OF change
iu that heretofore published. Tn
rs revised program will be given IN on
next issue.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be-
tween myself and \. sherman. in the
meat business at Appalachia, was
dissolved June 9TH. 1904. and that l
will not be responsible for any debts
incurred by said sherman.
1926 w. r.. Wulis.
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J. r. Adams. ct al. Defendants
IL CHANCENN.
The object of this suit is Co recover Of
the said J. q. Adams the sum OF SO With
interest from February 18Th. 1905, aud 60
attach the estate aud debt due and oW-
ing 20 him hy John Everidre aud Lou 81.
Hcahcriiu aud A. }. Hcahcriin which are
secured by "a mortgage Go ] r. Adams
and A.. n. Hale, dated February t6, 1904.
aud of record Boo Wise County Clerks of
fee, and IL appearing from si,iavit on hlo
in said Office that j.. r. Adams is a non
resident OF the State of Virginia, Be- be- orr
dered that De appear here uithiu hftecn
DAYS after due publication OF this order
and DO what is necessary to protect his
interest in this suit. And IL - further ore
dered that a copy hereof be published for
four successive weeks in the Big Stone
Gap Post aud that a copy be posted az the
front door of che court-house OF this couu-
ty a. prescribed 10y las.
A Copy-leste.
". r. kiLeoas. Clerk
Bye. A. JonS-oS. ID. C.
". $. MArHGws, p. a. June l6-2f-2l
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COVE vs.. SECOND
NINE.

The Turkey Cove ball team came
up TO the Gap on last Wednesday af-
ternoon aud engaged the second nine
Of this place IN a match game on the
beautiful diamond here. The Turkey
Cove team was a 6ne looking lot Of
fellows. but they stood very little
show with our second nine. who won
from them in a score Of 10 to 5.
The lineup and scor by innings
in this game was as follows
Big Stone Gap-Pottcr. ct. Witt. 2b.
Giiiy, S.. J.. Horton. ID; Taylor, p.Oreudor
Id; Wax, Bio a.. Horton, ri; Carnes. Ct.
Turkey Cove B Slemp, n. Oliuger. 30
J. Wade, 2h. NJ. S,cmp, ct. Skcen, rs l.
Slemp, p. &. Wade. C; Charleston, nos s
Siemu. ri.
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ne Big Stone Cap Post.
THURSDAY. JUNE %. 1904.
LOCAL ITEMS.

Ices. Limesdcs. Lemonades aud
,ia At the Drug Store.
|W =. King. Of Graham, was in
,eu last week
ISIS. II. McSpadden. Of Bristol. was
+. town last Friday.
INr. w. :. Beverley and children
Il visiting relatives at Dryden
In. *. Hyatt. Of Jouesville, was in
ru last week.
Miss Mavne Perry returned satur-
night from a visit 10 Bristol.
Ionite a number Of people from the
! nerv and extract plants, spent
&ulay AZ the Natural Tunnel.
IBorn TO Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. r.
.uell. Of Cadet. on last Sunday
u uing. a fine s pound boy
sofia. pure. cold and delicious. al,
4 nug store.
That, our phone number. "a
MrN,Y d DAVIS Co.
luo. b. Jones. a prominent New
81 B capitalist. was ir town l"'t
VI ek
5 G.. Harris, of Bristol. was in
b. la., Thursday.
4E ". Jacobs. Of Louisville. was
4 ,trrei At Hotel Eugene last
II ur>day.
lee cream soda at the Drug Store
Attorney W. 5. Cox. Of Scott
q unity. was ia town last Saturday
Col O.. Slemp aud son. G.. b.
Semr. left Saturday night for Chi
g. 20 attend the National Republi
D. Convention.
Phone Us II YOU want the best.
MuScY Il DAVIS Co.
Marion Collier. who has been at
hiding school at BlackSburg the
III 80 year. returned home last week
n will spend his vacation with rel.
al yes at this place.
The coolest, purest, most delicious
Ola 90 be had at, the Drug Store.
Attorneys j. f. Bullitt and r. T
ine returned last week from
~ ~ytheville, where they had been at
Ending Supreme Court.
Mrs. John. :. Hambien left las
Neduesday night for Sweetwater
tun., on a visit 10 her mother, Mrs
u : Hamilton.
Cautalopes, Cherries, Peaches. Ba
mas and Oranges this week at tn
-to-date Groeers.
MUNcY & DAVIS Co.
II You have property for sale O
10 Place same with the Wise Com
Real Estate Agency They are i
pa business.
Miss Maud Wolfe, who has bee
Ateoding school in Richmond III
p year, returned home last Sal
edsy Night aud will spend her vaci
r. with her parents, Mr.. and Mr.
I. Wolfe, at this place.
Mrs. J. NJ. Willis and daughter
@isses Vera and Msble, Miss Add
lily and Mr.. L. T. Gilly, all II tn
ace, spent Sunday at stonega.
FOR picnic or lunches, try a can
Boaeless Turkey. Chicken al
errlng. French SsrdiDes and Sau
Mackeral.
MUScY Il DAVIS Co.
Alex Forward. business manag
TIE Bristol Herald. and Prof. j..
aianey' OF Bristol. spent a f.
mrs IN the Gap Sunday, comil
er on the morning train and !
'ning in the afternoon.
II you want to buy, sell or e
A1ss property, mineral or timt
farming lands or country HON
a Wise County Real Est.
we will have a fresh shipment
'saoAs Cakes aud Crackers +
Muscg 4 DAVIS Co.
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II you want 10 buy OF sell property
in Big Stone Gap or this surround
ing country. see the Wise County
Real Estate Agency. They can ac-
commodate YOU In most anything
you want in the Real Estate line.
Read their advertisement elsewhere
ia this paper.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-06-23

d. b. Weutz. Of Philadelphia,
president Of the Stonega Coke and
Coal Company. spent a few days in
town last week.
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FOR SALE.

We have for sale hay. chop and
corn at reasonable prices. Cali and
see us. We are also dealers in coal.
J. b. PArTERsoS & Co
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+. l.. Harper, Jr., secretary Of the
Union Iron and Steel Company at
this place. spent a few days last week
in Cincinnati on business.
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OF THE FL
NANCIAL CONDITION

Of The Interstate Finance a Trust Co.
heated At Big Stone Cap. IN the State Of
Virginia. at the close Of business. Juue
9th, 1904. made 20 the State Corpora
lion Commission.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-06-23
EAT MATCHES.

Two Year Old Boy Poisoned
BY Match Heads.
At Toms Greek. IN Wise county
a few days ago a two-yeag-old son ct
Frank Meade, Of Lebanon, died from
eating match heads.
The little fellow was in a room
alone and got hold OF a box Of match
e. and ate the heads or the entire box.
Everything possible was done to save
the life Of the little fellow, but death
followed in a few hours.-Lcb0n0a
Nous.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-06-23

H..T. Thomas and G.. y. Lynch.
two prominent base ball players, Of
Bristol, were in town this week and
assisted the home team Tuesday sf-
ternoon in their game with Dorohes-
ter.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-06-23

DR. G.. VI. pea,ler. the Bristol
specialist, spent last Friday in town,
and was kept busy all day by persons
who come here 10 consult him.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-06-23

Mr.. aud Mrs. J. p. Wolfe and chill
dren are visiting relatives in Ten
nessee this week.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-06-23
CoLORED BOYS PLAY BALL

The Stoncga eolored nine and the
colored nine at this place played a
match game here on last Thursday
afternoon. The boys played splen-
did ball. and the large crowd present
was amused aud interested through
out the game.
The score and lineup in this game
was a. follows:
Big Stone Gap.-Rradiey, p. Neither.
land, ID: 2. Martin, 81 Slemp, u. sum.
mers. ri Dancan, IS; Gasret, c +. Mar
tin, CT. Pendieson, 2b.
Stonega-Moek, c. Davis, 3b Barmon'
?. Dicket, cf; Price, u; Nelson 2b; Wilk
son-rf: smith, -: G0Ode. ID.
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president OF the n NpNt anu
Coal Company. spent a few days in
town last week.
Dr. G.. VI. Pea,ler. the Bristol
specialist, spent last Friday in town,
and was kept busy all day by persons
who come here TO consult him.
Judge L. NJ. Fulton and Attorney
o. NJ. Wears, Of Wise. spent last
Wednesday night in town. on their
return home from Wytheville. where
they had been attending Supreme
Court.
W. w. Buckley will 20 to Esser-
Vile the first Of next month TO take
charge Of the commissary for the
Guest River Coal and Coke Comps-
ny.
j. b. Kennedy, land agent for the
! Interstate Coal aud Iron Company.
Of Bristol, was in town last Friday
on business.
l.. r. Summers. owner Of the Alb
ingdon Iirginian, spent last Thurs
day night in the Gap on his return
home from attending the Republican
Convention az Tazcwcll.
:. r lessee. the insurance agent
&C this place, went 20 Norton Tues
day morning ON business.
NJ. r. Lipps. Of Wise. was in town
Tuesday 10 see the ball game be-
tween Big Stone Gap and Dorches-
ter.
Mrs. w. II. Hylton has returned
from a visit 20 relatives at Wise.
New Cabbage ahd Potatoes.
MrNcY & DAVIS Co.
c. j.. Marshall, OF Church Hill.
Tenn, was registered at Hotel Eu-
gene Monday.
Miss Alice M'Carty, Of Ironton
Ohio. is visiting her sister. Mrs +
l.. Harper Jr., ia the Gap.
Miss Esther Esser. the accomplish
ed daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
\. Esser. Of Dorchester, and Nils.
! Trigg. Of Abingdon, are visiting
Mrs. j. a. l.. Minor IN the Gap.
$ Fresh shipment Of Chocolates an,
Cream Bon Bons this week.
MUNcY & DAVIS Co.
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Judge Z. NJ. Fulton and Attorney
o. NJ. Wears, Of Wise. spent last
"Wednesday night in town. on their
return home from Wytheville, where
they had been attending Supreme
Court.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-06-23

Fresh shipment of Chocolates aud
Cream Bon Bons this week.
MUNcY & DAVIS Co.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-06-23

Virginia lu che CLERKS Office oi The
Circuit Court OF the County of Wise on The
10Th day OF June, 1904.
N. n. Cornctt, pisintia.
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W. w. Buckley will 90 to Esser-
willie the first Of next month TO take
charge Of the commisssry for the
Guest River Coal and Coke Comps-
ny.
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Miss Esther Esser. the accomplish
ed daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
\. Esser. Of Dorchester, and Miss
Trigg. Of Abingdon, are visiting
Mrs. j. A l.. Minor In the Gap.
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Miss Alice M'Carty, Of lronton.
Ohio. is visiting her sister. Mrs +.
l.. Harper Jr., in the Gap.
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Mrs. w. II. n,ltou has returned
from a visit 60 relatives at Wise.