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PERSONAL

1RE1GTY, fEAGTH 4N6 C3oMPGEX.
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contains over ESQ receipts. prescriptions
DIR bills: tells how to cure yourself and
others; any druggist can All every pre-
bcriptlon direct from the book. Price.
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CASH REGISTERS

NATIONAL CASH REGISTER, OSCAR
Groshell, sales agent, No. 22l Main st
Expert cash register repairing. Second
hand registers always In stock. nl6SO
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FINE BUILDING LOTS, ALL DIREC-
tons from center, 500 TO 500. $40 to s25
cash, $50 per mo-; Will make you money
while you sleep, and you are asleep most
of the time Wake up and we viii show
you the lots. Hubbard Inv'st. Co, rs w.
I'd So. s622
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ITAGE LICENSES
SscrHmento. c0l-' Belle
rcjes, Cal. Csl.-=
DIED

i.
-nLa city, February ;.
Ell ssI1ure' Marian, daughter ,o ,o,S, OF
is,,u s,arian Bemsley 1regor9. g. :,
Mali MALI services from the iam-
pprass p5pTrassimgton place, Saturday
Z, o'clock.
~, Pcbruary s, 1905, OF In
Sl'y 'y,ra,n Alice Jenkins Dean.
'h' Dean. Uu and daushter Of Of the the
'kips: sss sunday Mt Z o'clock
Fssissyenteenth ward meeting
ars invited. ,o,,
,6!s city February ,oroi e. 80
% 'n' In his 9Th year. Fun'fs' f','
5eld from s; ID. Evans 80
sunday at u o'clock ih'et
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N ARGENTA LODGE NO. 3, F. and
~ A. MAJ Masonic = ball first
. Tuesday OF each month. Mem
bers of sister lodges and soJourn-
ing brethren Invited. Harry A Knowles,
w. M. Moses G Phillips. Secretary.
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LADY AGENTS WANTED TO SELL
Victoria Protector; hygicnic, sanitary
and comfortable; sample postpaid 800.
catalogue. illustrating fun line of agent
supplies free Intermountan Speciality
Co. p o. box 235. Salt Lake City. Utah.
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$500. THE BLIVEN HOUSE, SOME
house, at Bingham canyon. Utah. In
cludes the lot, with las IT, frontage, one
two-s.ory building e6xlS IT. and ono two
story building 42x42 IT Accommodates
forty to 1fty people. Large cemented
cellar for storage, hot and cold water and
electric lights In house, kitchen. dining
room and sleeping rooms all completely
furnished House is doing large and
profitable business. For particulars call
or address CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INV'T. CO. li9 South w. Temple st rllS
WANT 800 FOR FIFTY CENTS2 GO
look at cor. eth and SITS, facing and
e 3l-3x7 r, ard house: make offer. you
will get II; OF will trade for Denver prop
crty even. give or take about a. j. ART
stem g. Co, bankers and brokers' 2945
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MONEY TO LOAN

ON DIAMONDS. WATCHES. JEWEL
~. clothing, guns, tools trunks, furs,
Instruments etc, at low interest. Large
loans at banking rates. Uncle Sam, 30 Z.
lst South. sl25
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'DSED 4 s,si! SCOTCH COLIJE
~ state pIu teet, breast and face!
"A W 1er McMullen. Return to
"est st and receive re-
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PAPER HANGING

PAPERHANGING, % CENTS A ROLL:
first-class work. Paper-cleanlng cheap.
Phone Forest 65-X. sl3S
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CLEANING AND DYEING

CHICAGO CLEANING CO, 249 SOUTH
State St Fones. Ind. 203, Bell 2l2S-Z
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WANTED-HELP

WANTED-BOY ABOUT is YEARS OLD
TO learn drug business; references SOL
East Second South
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

| FRONT ROOM; USE BATH: HOT AND
cold water; $l.76 per wk. rs w 9TH
South s6O2
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SECRET SOCIETIES

MASONIC NOTICE-WASATCH LODGE
No. l F. and A. NJ will hold regular
monthly meeting this Frida) evening.
February 9. at 79O o'clock. A. ]. Lowe.
Secretary.
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FRATERNAI. UNION OF AMERICA
Evergreen lodge No 151 meets Ind and
4th Mondays at I. o. o. F. temple 5.
Chalker Secretary. Box 10
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CARPENTER AND JOBBER

A l.. HAMLIN, REAR 25S so. MAIN.
Ind fone 1921. residence, 26T6 ue7
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WANTED-AGENTS

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prepaid we start you in business and
make YOU independent: write for circu-
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ply Co. Chicago.
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ENGRAYERS AND DESIGNERS
HAY. COAL AND GRAIN

ETCHINGS. HALL TONES AND CUTS:
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SALES

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r2 2Peus. from 2 to 7 yds' in q
|iIn seSular from 81 to s. q
ID ,ddsmnants. all wool 5Sc
rs.s sseapctions Of our rec,,ier
rurs an9 a ingrains. also nll
l5fs ES, Sno llnoleums. for 10
furniture Co, s. e 2nd
1885
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SAFE REPAIRING

EXPERT SAFE OPENING AND LOCK
work Salt Lake Stamp Co, cor 3rd
So and West Temple. Foncs Sa. Pro
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PH0N0GRAPHS

PHONOGRAPH PARLOR. S25
S w Temple. Fonc 1ll6-X ol607
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Ell KALAH TEMPLE A. o N NJ s.
Third Wednesday OF each month Ma
sonic hall at r. m. All mobiles sojourn-
Ing invited, J. NJ Marriott, Potentate.
w. l. Barnes, Recorder 1evr
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KEY FITTING

KNUDSON'S NOVELTY MFG. CO. HAS
moved to 1861 E End So, opposite old
stand rlIS4
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4 ny IN sFLAsHLIGHT Lam
~ =" u south, between West
~ west; return TO this Of
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|ERAL NOTICE

r,s-s ot tho ordor OF Rail
prd families: Brother W. 1
I'm Ns, Pocatello, VINO Mss wa,
TX near Milford Utah. MI m
D. Eyans's undertaking
c.S-uary 9, at 2 p. III FRIENDS
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DENTISTS

yTT Cu ~--~~~-~
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A BARGAIN; 4l1.X165 FIT. WITH 6-RM.
modern brick house and barn on E 4th
So. st, one-half block from county build
ing: $500. Hoffman Bros, 62 w. End So.
s2ls
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HOUSE WRECKING

OLD BUILDINGS BOUGHT; SHowELL
Bros & Belcher l0l Atlas block; phone
Bell S565-k K, Ind 3l9S. rlll2
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,andi.si l MAKE FURNITURE
d Os,a1es 1ales anywhere Ruy
NsT,sst euctioneer. Al.
r7f
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Knights Of Pythias.

Every Monday K. of P. hall C r.
Strock. c. c. c. E. Baker, K. of r.
and s.
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on SUITABLE FOR 1ST-
factory: must have good
{.eood light; from 60 to %
( Joe Levy, Ill Main ST,
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PIPE 10000 FEET

ALSO STEAM HOSTS. ALL KINDS
machinery, steam and electricity. j. NJ
Swem $50 So. Srd West. n9l5
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WANT ALL THE GOOD LOANS I
can secure; no commission; no Eastern
company; no third party. low rate: many
options. Russell L. Tracy No. IL E. lst
South hi01
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HOTEL. EUROPEAN SIS ROOMS;
every room rented location good In
quire room 10. New Southern hotel Ind
'phone 2lg2 rlS
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ON MORTGAGE NO COMMISSION,
Lowest rates Pomcroy. 80 w. lst North
uSSl
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JAN1TOR FOR LIEF NJ. Z. CHURCH.
Inquire lis So. 18th East or Ala McCor-
nick building. s567
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DoN'T BORROW TROUBLE: BORROW
money Salaried men or women accom-
r,odatcd on their note without mortgage
a.. indorser; easy payments; confidential.
cherry. 4o7 d +. Walker bldg. el5l7
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WASATCH LODGE NO. l. F. and A. NJ
Masonic hall second Friday each month.
Members OF sister lodges and sojourning
brethren In good standing invited Herris
wall Griffith w. NJ. A. J. Lowe. Sccre-
tary
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CHIMNEY CLEANING

GSH1MSEY AND FURNACE CLEAN
ing: work guaranteed. Phones. Bell
a2sY. Ind. 1893 Kaplan House Cleaning
20 rS46
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& REPAIRING

PARLOR FURNITURE RE-UPHOL-
stored and repaired Estimates submit
ted on request Phones 1893. s l.. Matt
& Mig Co. lss W LIST So s2N
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ROCKY MOUNTAIN lodge No 5.-Every
Thursday evening, K. OF P. hall.
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PRIVATE LOANS; NO REMOVAL:
low rate; easy payment. 20 Atlas blk
goo
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HOUSE. FOUR ROOMS. BATH AND
pantry close in, heated with hot water,
everything strictly modern. we'll fur
nished; piano. References given and re-
auircd Rent $50 Tuttle Bros. l49 Main
s627
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DIARIES
CHIROPODIST

~~<~~~--~~7----~~-N--~
]. B. HENDERSON, EXPERT CHI
ropodist and Masseur. Kenyon Turk
ish Baths, Kenyon Hotel Phone Ind ao9i.
eSnS
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LOST

% ~ ? ,i.I diamond RING. RE-
sFs,d di'h 50. and 9Th and nth
h leu IL, returned TO $50 f. 7th
s597
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0. w. Pierpont, of Buffalo
Lithia Springs, Va, spent a
few days in the Gap last week
visiting his brother, j. II Pier
pont-
Hats, Hats. Hats, more Hats,
s. POLLY K CO.
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Governor swanson has par
doned Mr.. r. r. Bryant, of Lee
county. who four months ago
was sentenced to serve three
years I'm the penitentiary for
bigamy.
The facts in the ease were
clearly those calling for eXecu-
tive clemency.
Mr. Bryant had instituted
suit in the Circuit Court of Taz-
we'll county for a divorce from
his former wife. On account
of failure 90 pay the costs,
through no fault of Bryants,
the decree dissOlving the bonds
of matrim0ny was not entered .
Mr.. Bryant had. rs he thought.
made all necessary arrange
ments for the payment of the
costs, and Supposing the divorce
would be granted at the proper
time, went ahead and was mar
ried, surprising all the time that
the decree had been entered.
He was undoubtedly technically
guilty Of bigamy, but he had
no intention OF violating the
law and was therefore not
criminally guilty.
/ Upon the presentation of the
facts to the Governor. he very
promptly granted Mr.. Bryant
an unconditional pardon. He
= al now be remarked and tn,
usual feeling against those il
Mr.. Bryant's posting will b'
wanting, because of the simple
fact that he never had any in
tent to violate the law.
Mr.. Bryant was at the time
of his conviction a trusted EN-
lployee of the SeaboarG Coal
Company, and was and is hell
in high esteem by the official
of that company, as is evidences
! by the fact that he will resum
work for them at once.
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FROM APPALACHIA.

Mrs, J w. 0untrcr speat lat
Thursday in Big Stone Cap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mclean are viz
ting IN Somerset, Ky.
Mrs. W. r. Coils is visiting
her mother at Blue Ridge. Ca.
l.. T. Tate, II. d. Collier.
Misses Horton am Riggs. with
a party OF Eas Stone Gan
Young people went TO Hig h
Knob last Saturday.
Rev. Z. II. Cassidy was in
town last Friday
Sterling Catron went 20 Wise
sunday 20 see his best girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Guntper
and family expect to leave this
week for Bristol. Mr.. Guntner
viii perhaps 80 to ldiana ON a
visit.
Mr.. Mitchell, formerly Of Big
Stone Cap. viii take Mr. CUNT
ner's place during his absence.
+. G.. Maness, assistant cash.
Ter OF the bank Of Appalachia.
has returned from a two weeks
visit to his former h om g a {
Bonneville, Ky.
Mr. George Morton. Of Or
ange, Va, has located here for
the practice OF law.
We expect 90 have a weekly
newspaper go this place i'm a
very short time. the outfit hav-
ing been purchased
The honor roll for Mrs. Lar
nei's music class are Misses
Bertha Whitehead. Mary Nor
ris, Kate White, Mamie Strong.
What is the difference be.
tween "a young man writing o.
ana engaged girl and small
4 boy az SCHOOL, The young man
wastes his ink. the small boy
inks his waist
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GONE 10 sEAsoAsp.

W. b. Taylor, who has FOR
more than a year past been car
fying the mail on Route No. ,
from this place, has resigned
his position with the Govern
mcnt and gone 70 Seaboard.
Fazeweii county, whore he has
accepted position with the
Seaboara Coal Company. Mr..
Taylor i an excellent young
business nan and his nl a y
friends in the Gap wish him
much success.
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-PiHRPoNTcoNNoR

Mr. j IT Pierpont, of this
place. and Miss Anna Conner.
of Norton. were married at
Norton Monday at noon. The
wedding was very quiet. only
the family and intimate friends
being present The bride and
groom left Immediately after
the ceremony ou % bridal tour
which viii embrace all & n 81
principle northern cities.
Mr. Pierpont is q young man
of splendid ability, ho being
now employed by General r.. &.
Ayers as treasurer and chief
accountant Of the Seaboard
Coal Company.
The bride is a. daughter of
Mr. Chos Counor, of Norton
We are glad 90 welcome them
90 the Gap
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NOTICE.

Ihave this day Oct. LIST. 1906. )
sold out my entire interest in
the Appalachia Bottling Com
pany 70 Messrs. Johnson x
Hale, aud all accounts 10 this
date are payable 90 me. Ac-
counts past due will bee placed
out for collection.
III r. WHITEHEAD.
Oct !, 1906. Appalachia. Va.
3S-4l
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SCHOOL NOTES OF AppNLAcalA.

49, Powell Hale gave one Of
his entertainments at the school
building last Thursday evening
60 "a large appreciative audi
cnce Thirty per cent. % the
proceeds go opav on the school
piano. The school hopes to-pay
Tor the piano during the present
session and Prof Dougherty is
using every effort ia that di-
rcction.
About twenty new pupils
have been enrolled during the
past week of school. The at
tendance is good and the school
is prospecting. The honor roll
for the month OF September was
large. This means that there
has been regular attendance and
Jew cases of tardiness n b "a
little folks are i'm love with their
teachers and thin1 Prof.
Dougherty has few equals
Some of the teachers are taking
active part I'M the sunday
School and good results are be
ing accomplished, especially
are we indebted 90 Mrs. Laniel
for music.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

i w ttSO0, Va kSASuth>hos
was IN town the past week
IF. Marshall, of Bluefield,
vas in the Gap Saturday
For the best fancy and staple
groceries 20 to Hamblen Bros
II c. Jones, of Bristol, was
in town this week.
Mikado Neckwear.
S. POLLY x Co.
q w Williams, of Boston,
vas registered at Hotel Eugene
Monday.
4 C.. Horner, of Bristol, was
in town Monday.
The best store in town can
easily be found. S. Polly & Co.
T. G. Ogle. of Stonega, spent
sunday in the Gap.
J. W. Gauet, of Bristol. was
in town last week.
AF. Lifts was up from Mid
.dlesboro last Friday.
G. W. Allen, of Pennington
Gao. was registered at Hotel
Eugene last Friday.
For best price on Royal Crown
and ROYAL Patent -four, go to
|D.C. Wolfe.
". II. Price, Jr., of Rich
mond was in town this week.
Phone Us your wants.
MVNoY's.
y. Il. Hull, Of Roanoke, was
registered at Hotel Eugene
/. Monday night.
Miss Lucy T.. Barstow. of
h Stonega, was visiting IN the
4 Gap Monday.
Just received a nice line Of
. Skirts. 5. POLLY x Co.
Dir. j. a. Gilmer attended the
\ Lee County fair at Jonesville
last week.
Il c. J.. Hamblen spent a few
h DAYS last week at JOnesviile at.
4 tending the Lee County fair.
A nice line of Furs.
S. POLLY & Co.
Miss Parilee Buckley returned
Saturday night from an extend
ed visit TO relatives in 5 cot
4 County
II VI. Broyles and wife, Of
Il Knoxville, were registered a
Hotel Eugene Saturday
Go 20 Hamblen Bros. for your
school stationery.
h G. l.. Kidd, of Bristol, who !;
travelling for a Cincinnati
n house was in town this week.
Miss irma Orr spent a few
days last week at Dryden an,
1 lonesyille.
The most stylish hats ]
town. :. Polly & Co.
Marion Charleston, of Turkey
4 Cove, went TO Bristol Sunda,
& afternoon on business.
3 d. r. Bishop, of Glamorgan
was registered at Hotel Eugen
Saturday.
I F. +. Scott, of Knoxville
was in town last week.
( Quite a number of our cit
gems attended the fair and r,
union at Jonesville last week
al kinds of cloaks at
Polly a. Co,
Prof. r. II. Sheppe left Nor
day night for Cleveland, Tenn
70 attend the annual meeting {
holston Conference.
Mrs. Neville Bullitt, of Loui
VILE, Ky, was visiting Mrs.
A. Ayers this week.
DR.. j. p. Edmunds, of Ston,
ga, was In town Sunday afte
noon
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visiting his brother, j. II Pier |
pont-
Hats, Hats. Hats, more Hats, |
5. POLLY x &C.
Everett Tiller. of Jelic o /
Tenn, spent few DAYS in town |
last week visiting the family Of !
Capt. Henry Taylor.
NJ. G.. Ely, of Jonesville. spent |
Monday in town. He left Mon
day night for Cleveland. Tenn.
where he goes as q delegate 10 |
Holston Conference.
Mothers Bread.
MUNcY's.
Miss Ida Carter returned last
week from a visit to relatives
at Petersburg, Va.
Guy II. Gilmer, of Bristol.
was visiting his parents. Or.
and Mrs. CT. III. Gilmer, i'm the
Gap this week.
Mrs. 5. w. Wax and son.
Rufus, returned Friday night
from a visit TO relatives in
Knoxville and other East Ten
nessee towns.
See our new skirts.
5. POLLY * Co.
Albert 5. Kelly, the popular
clerk in the drug store at this
place, left Saturday morning
for Giles County, where ho viii
spend a week or two visiting
homefolks.
Mrs Liza Barron and grand.
daughters, Misses Janet Bailey
and Mary Barron, spent sun
day at Osaka.
Fresh Cakes and Crackers.
MUNCY's.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. j Prescott
and son, Donald, returned Tues
day morning from a visi. 90
relatives in Pennsylvania.
Several eases of scarlet fever
has broken out in town aud as
a precaution the public school
was closed on Tuesday for a
week.
Fish and Oysters twice a
week. MUNCY's.
Miss Maggie Pennington and
sister, Mrs. Dabney. of DRYDEN.
spent a few days i'm the Gap
last week visiting their sister.
Mrs. w. 5. Beverley.
Powell II. Mabe. of Danber-
ry, y. c., brother of our former
townsman, DR.. NJ. b. Mabe.
. spent a few days here last week
looking after the DIR. VI a b e
estate.
The many friends of Mrs. j
b. Patterson, who has been SEE
riously I'LL for some time. will
be glad TO learn that she is inn
proving rapidly
Just In. Mice assortment OF
candy. MUNCY's.
] II. Hardaway, superintendent
of the Cranes Nest Coal and
Iron Company at Georgel, spent
Saturday night in town
Mrs. j. S. Wright and chill
dren returned Sunday n 2 h
j, from a visit 10 relatives IN
e Eastern Virginia.
Mrs. f. l.. Wells and daugh
> ter, Miss Lizzie, of Norton
spent a few days the past weel
in the Gap visiting Mrs. Wells
daughter, Mrs. w. |. Nickels.
T. Mr.. II. J. Ayers and Mr.. q
ID. Crawford, left Tuesday 20
}, Richards. Mr.. Crawford ha
the contract To do the grading
on railroad being built by tn
l. Tazewell Coal Land Corpora
= ton TO develop their coal prop
u erty.
Misses Anna and Mary Con
s. nor, the popular daughters G
(. Capt. Charles Common, proprie
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COUNCIL MEETING.

The regular monthly meetng
oi the town council was held M
the council chamber ON last
Saturday night
Those present were w H.
Horton. Mayor. O.. ~. Brown.
II. l.. Moore. Jno. ~. Chalkley.
J. H. Mathews, Trustees; and
j S. Wright, Recorder.
The minutes of the last regu-
lar and adjourned meetings
We're read and approved.
The report at the treasurer
showed balance in bank Sep
tember first. 81 .225.l7; amount
collected during September.
S696 40 Amount of disburse-
ments for the month, S92O.5G.
leaving balance in bank Octo-
Der first, $1,000.
a report from r. l.. Barron.
treasurer of Wise county, was
/ presented, giving "a statement
+ of disbursements Of the road
levy for the year 1908. The
/ levy for 1903 amounted 20 81,
1920, which had been turned
over TO the town treasurer, less
I commissions, &c.
/ DR.. Larry was present and
/ asked the town 10 make and
/ deliver to him a deed for the
Stonega Academy property
which he purchased from the
town some time ago. and also
that the town make him prop
osition 20 sell "a triangle strip oil
land owned BY the town and
adjoining his property. An or
dinance was passed directing
the sale of this strip 20 DR.
Larry for 500, and add sale
amount TO the deed conveying
, the property heretofore sold t,
him.
The general ordinances Of thu
town as presented by the ordi
, nance committee. were adOpte,
, at this meeting.
ON motion the council al
+ journed to meet ednesda,
. evening, October 10th.
j. b. Kennedy and family
formerly residents Of this place
but who. for several years past
5 have been residing III Bristol
spent Friday night in town, e.
route to Cleveland, Va, wher
g they will reside in the future
D Mr.. Kennedy is PROMINENT
: connected with the land depart
y ment Of the Clinchfield Goa
5 Corporation and is most est
mable gentleman.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-10-10

The first snow of the season
at this place fell this morning.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1906-10-10

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