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Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05
HALLE CLUB TEA.
Vacation Week for All clssses-With
Quiet Day Friday.

There was a large attendance Sum
day afternoon at the Halle club rooms
at No. 142 Main street. for the usual
tea from 4 to o'clock at which tea
was poured by Miss Lillian Haven
and Miss Alice Clark, with the Misses
Agnes Mckinley. Helen Kampf, Clara
Kampf. Annie Hoefer, Gladys Upton,
Helen Grove, Gertrude Fletcher, Lucy
Curran and Stephanie Curran assist
ing.
The music for the afternoon was OF
a general character, but next Sunday
there Is to be an orchestra. Holy week
is a vacation week for all the classes
Of the club, but the rooms are open.
Good Friday win be made a complete
quiet day as tho restaurant IS to be
closed. Miss V directress
OF the club, left on Saturday to spend
the recess in the neighborhood of Bos-
ton.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05
w. o. Rogers Spoke.

Woodbury. o. Rogers was a speaker
last week at an institute held az Mil
ford. Conn. by the Connecticut Pomo-
logical society. Mr.. Rogers gave a
talk of practical value and application
upon Poultry Successes and Failures"
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

The steamer city of Fall River,
which with the freight steamer Pequot
has been temporarily leased by the
Central Vermont railway to assist the
regular line steamers Mohawk and
Mohegan, arrived In New London on
Saturday with a capacity cargo com
posed largely Of sugar. The road ran
several extra freight trains Sunday
to transport the freight to its dssti-
nation.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05
Serrice Omitted,

Owing to the severe Illness of one
Of the family OF the sheltering Arms,
the usual Sunday afternoon service. at
which the Rev. P. G. Wright and choir
of the Central BAPTIST church were
to be present. was not held
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05
Picked Arhutus.

Mrs. Edgar G. Leach OF Trading
Cove picked Sunday a handsome bou-
uuet OF trailing arbutus.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

Niantic-NIr and Mrs. John w.
Coroley have returned from a visit with
their daughter, Mrs. Arthur lockwood.
In Stamford.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05
PERSONAL.

6lOOthH6s
Miss Grace Lyon Of Montvflle has
been a visitor In Mantle.
Sidney Hunt Smith is at his home
in this city for short stay.
Mrs. William Slack Of Mystic paid
friends in Norwich a visit last week.
Claude c. Russell and family, now
OF New Haven, are visiting in Man
tic.
Miss Leora Mitchell of Paramount
street Is visiting relatives in Gull
ford.
William C. Collins of Norwich has
been visiting his father, James Col
Inns of Mystic.
Miss Eunice walker. who has been
visiting friends in Middletown, has
returned to her home in Norwich.
Rev. and Mrs. Earl barrow Of Will
ington have been guests of Deacon and
Mrs. Newton Darrow OF Waterford.
Miss Helen Rabishaw. who has
been visiting friends IN New London,
has returned to her home In Baltic
Miss Susie Spicer returns to Sim
mons college in Boston today after
spending vacation at her home here.
Miss Bernice Wiley of the New Ha-
ven normal school is spending the
Easter vacation at her home on Asy-
lum street.
Representative W. H. Hall and Gar
diner Hall of Wellington and Senator
Bradford of Montville were in town
on Saturday.
Mrs. Nelson V. Porter and daughter,
! Miss Blanche Porter, of Lincoln ave-
nue., are visiting Mrs. Isadore Davis
| Of Washington, D. c.
Master Arlington Locke Of Chestnut
\ street has returned after spending the
spring vacation at the home Of his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Bur-
4 CESS Of Lebanon
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

Mrs. william Slack Of Mystic paid
friends in Norwich a visit last week.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

DR.. John @. Stanton, at a meeting
Of the trustees Of All Souls church.
New London, Friday evening, ANNOUNCE
ed that Mrs Edward c. Hammond,
daughter of the late J. A. Rumrin
Of Springfield, for many years a res
ident Of Waterford, win place at her
\expense an organ in the new church
building as a memorial TO her father.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

Claude c. Russell and family, now
OF New Haven, are visiting in Man
tic.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

Major and Mrs. Isaac Bromley of
York Square. New Haven. and Eastern
Point. have issued invitations to the
marriage Of their daughter. Miss Mary
Bromley, and Douglass Arnold OF New
York city which will take place at the
Unittd church, New Haven. on We'd
nesday evening. April 81, at e.15 o'clock.
About 300 Invitations have been issued
to the ceremony at the church. but only
relatives and a few friends have been
asked to attend the reception which
will follow at the Bromley residence.
Miss Bromley Is the eldest daughter OF
Major and Mrs. Bromley and was edu
Gated at Miss Lide's school at Rye, ~.
Y. She was introduced to New Haven
society three seasons ago.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05
CONVENTION FOR 1870 WILL
BE HELD IN NORWICH
UnIversaIist Y. P. C. U. State Body
Held Two Days Session at Stafford
Springs-Local Union Gets Banner.

The 10th annual convention Of the
Y P. c. u. Of the Universallst church
of Connecticut was held in Stafford on
Friday and Saturday. Sixty one dele
gates and six officers and several 9TH
ers were present from Danbury, Bridge
port, New Haven, Hartford, Meriden,
Stamford Stafford, Norwich and New
London. There were nine from Nor
wich, viz. DR.. and mrs. George A.
Boon. Misses Edith Washburn. Flor
ence Washburn, Hazel Smith, Eleanor
Gebrath. Ruth Henderson, Mildred Gill
christ and Rev. Joseph F. Cobb.
The following was the programme:
Friday, April 2.
3 D. m. opening Of convention; rail-
lying sons; roll call: address of vel
come. Miss Mae MacCallum; response
bv president. Miss Elizabeth J. Boyd OF
Stamford: appointment Of session COM
mittees. $50 p. m, devotional meet
ing; leader, Clarence Cowing Of Meri-
den; tcTda Loyalty to the Highest.
Ale D. m Ssse Y. P. c. L. and TWEEN
tieth Century Problems. Rev. Fred A.
Moore Of Attleboro Mass. s p. m,
congress Of state and local officers. Z
D. m. banquet; special guest, Robert
w. Hill, national SECRETARY.
Saturday, April 8.
$40 a. m, devotional meeting; lead
| er. Clarence Bolton, New Haven topic.
Reverence: When? Where? Toward
Whom? a. m, business session; an
nual address by the president; reports
of officers and superintendents; On
ward and Postoffice Mission. Miss Lou
| Use Lohmann. Meriden; Two Cents a
! Week for Missions, Miss Madelyn w.
Hubbard. New Haven; Junior Union
| and Union at Iarge, Miss Edna NJ
/ Harris, Meriden Christian Citizenship
/ Allan K. Smith, Hartford; Devotional
! Meetings, Miss Eleanor Gebrath, Nor
/ witch: Increased Membership, Miss
| Elizabeth ]. Boyd. Stamford; unfinish-
/ ed business; report of session commit
! tees: new business; election of officersi
/ adjournment.
4 ing toasts of a high spiritual order
| were given. DR.. G. A. Boon responding
for Norwich to the toast A United
/ Young People and a United Church.
| AT the business session Saturday
! morning the following officers were
elected: President. Allan K. Smith
Hartford; vice president, Mrs. sRoya
! r. Foster, Danbury; secretary Dana
| Deuey. Meriden; treasurer, Miss Mad
elvn Hubbard, New Haven; trustees
Miss Eleanor Gebrath for two years
Norwich: Arthur Ives for one year
New London; Miss Edna NJ. Harris Of
! Neriden holds office for another year.
Two important happenings for thu
! good sized Norwich delegation were
the award Of the state banner to the
! percentage of attendance Of members
at the devotional meetings In the pas
| wear, and also the acceptance by the
| convention OF an invitation to hold th'
next convention here. which will be II
April, 1910.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

Miss Leora Mitchell of Fairmoun'
street Is visiting relatives in Gull
ford.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

Sidney Hunt Smith is at his home
in this city for short stay.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

Miss Grace Lyon Of Montvflle has
been a visitor In Mantle.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

cAULIFLoWER
ASPARAGUS
NEW POTATOES
ENDlVE
ROMAlNE
GREEN BEANS
MUSHROOMS
TOMATOES
SHALLOTS
KOHL-RABl
DANDELIoNs
WATERcREss
NEW BETS
and any other new Oeg et0ble
that growS.
at
SOTnerS Bros.
apr2d .
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

Grand Army men remembered that
SATURDAY was the fourth anniversary
of the fall of Richmond.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

Excitement was caused in Brooklyn,
N. Y, Friday by the killing Of Arthur
sandberg, aged I, by Theodore June,
23, chauffeur for Mrs. Joseph c.
Hendrix of Carroll street. formerly
Miss Mary Rathbone Of East Great
Plain. The chauffeur had been told to
take the automobile to the garage, but
instead went for a Joy ride.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

Philip Johnson Of the HotchlSlss
school. at Lakeville, entertained COM
pany of young people at hearts on sat
urday evening at his home, on Union
street.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

Miss Mathilda Dressler. who has
been the guest for a number OF weeks
Of friends in town has returned to her
home in New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

The bark Ladysmith, which was
ashore on Fishers island, left ior Ne"
York Saturday morning in tow.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

Easter sale at Spiritual academy
wednesday and Thursday; bargains
adv
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles D. White and
the Misses White. OF Broadway sailed
from New York on Saturday for Ber-
muda and the West Indies, and will be
gone two or three weeks.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

William C. Collins of Norwich ha
been visiting his, father, James Col
Inns of Mystic.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

Harrison Crane Noyes of Lincoln
avenue is the guest of his brother,
Charles f. Noyes OF Brooklyn, n. Y.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

The Meriden Record inquiries: How
can Norwich have a sane Fourth with
the president there? The town VIII
go crazy.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

Winship and Raymond Case Of Yale
Sheffield Scientific school are spending
the Easter vacation at their home in
East Main street.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

In few days the Connecticut Troll
ley company will inaugurate, all
through the state, a parcel express
business whereby all bundles and
packages, up to twenty-five pounds
will be carried any and all distances
OF proportional rates by a system Of
duplicate tags or stickers.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

Miss c. A. Stevens Of Uncas street
has been the guest of friends in Spring
field, Mass, and Providence, r. l.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

Miss Eunice Walker. who has been
visiting friends in Middletown, has
returned to her home in Norwich.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

Master Arlington Locke of Chestnut
street has returned after spending the
spring vacation at the home Of his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Bur
CESS of Lebanon,
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

Governor Lilley has approved the
bill of Heman o. Averill, commission
er on domestic animals, for assistance
during March, for $17549.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

Mrs. Nelson V. Porter and daughter,
Miss Blanche Porter, Of Lincoln ave-
nue., are visiting Mrs. Isadore Davis
of washington, D. c.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

Full moon tonight.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

Rev. and Mrs. Earl barrow Of Will
ington have been guests Of Deacon and
Mrs. Newton Darrow OF Waterford.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

Representative w. H. Hall and Gar
diner Hall of Wellington and Senator
Bradford of Montville were in town
on Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

Miss Helen Rabishaw, who has
been visiting friends IN New London.
has returned to her home Ia Baltic
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05
incidents in Society

Miss Mabel S. Clark and Miss Eliza
A Setchell have returned from visit
in New York city.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

Miss Mary T. Amy Of New York
was the guest of Miss Tibbits OF Broad
street over Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

Miss Bernice Wiley Of the New Ha-
ven normal school is spending the
Easter vacation at her home on Asy-
lum street.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

Railroad Commissioner Andrew F.
Gates Of windham county is in Wash
ington on business before the inter
state commerce commission. Friday
afternoon he made an argument be-
fore the commission in relation to the
advance in freight rates on the south
eastern lines.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

Miss Susie Spicer returns to Sim
mons college in Boston today after
spending vacation at her home here.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

Deaths from falls led as the cause
Of the fatalities in Connecticut during
March. There twenty suicides during
the month and three homicides.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-05

Connecticut has the third largest
Jewish farming population in the
United States. Connecticut has 461
farmers. occupying 400 farms; New
Jersey, 500 farmers with 462 farms;
New York leads with 6S4 farmers dis
tributed over 500 farms.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-06-02
FROM KEOKEE.

keokee, VA. May 3l.-Rev.
VIM. H. Rice, of Cloverfork.
Ky, was here on business Fri
day.
The people around Keokee are
farming and gardening this
year more than usual.
We are 20 have Sunday
mat after June LIST.
Dr. w. 1. Ardan is practicipp
medicine day and night. calls
for him everywhere in the
vicenity.
Ambrcs Barker's wife is low
with typhoid fever, little or no
hope OF her recovery.
The prospects are fine now
Tor "a general revival i'm bust.
hess here The Keokae Coal x
Coke Company have an the
orders they can fill until Jan.
uary /, 1910. w
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-06-02
n SIS. koris.EN Tests

I -
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oct i- it>
LEAVE NORTON-g.40a Pm r- r.
nurE and intermediate station. n
man sleeper Biucicid to rfrf..
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Also connections 40 Hnefaf r.
trains Westbound Pullman ~
% Cincinnati and Columbus
Ira y p NORTON p. m. Gr p
North and East.
LEAVE BRISTOL-DaHr. Sis - .
East Radiord Roanoke f.rr.t
petersburg Richmond and MI
PULLMAN sleeper to Now Yrf F.
haEertown and uairishrre n
taf.or car Roanoke tn Norfolk
'.l9 p. m. for Norfolk. Pullman >...
Go Norfolk.
o-io p. m. Cim'ieil Solid Train ,f
man s.eepcrs io Washington Hafr
Philadelphia and New York Sis ~
burg.
100 p. m. daily Cor AN point. is.n
Bristol and Lynchburg. Connect
WALTON at 5.J3 %. m. with be- .
Ions Express Jog aIl point. west i
northwest.
ilyoo are thinking of taking trr VII
want quotations, cheapest fare. ro..I. y
correct Information. as o.. Route, r,
schedules, Che most comfortable and
est way. Write and the Irona..
yours Tor t1c asking. with one of oar 81.
pleie Map Folders.
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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-06-02

e o'ier one Hsldsc5 Dollar ger,-5
,vE any ease OF Caiarrb thar cssuot De cured
~ "a" : taiarh Cure +. y. CHENEN,
1 CO. Toledo. d. ''' =
-. We tee undersigned have known =
sS.1enef ios tAe last IS wears. and believe
49, fe-ieetif hororalic 10 aN bosioe.s
!, '.'',s and financially able ~ carry
"N' 'ns cshSetin0s made bg his sinn.
NAHDfNC. ksNNAN & NAexs,
Wholesale Druggists. Tole.lo a.
heiis Sti&rfh Cars Is tsksr ia,Arnafi,.
acting Directly Opon the blood ana .nneo,.s
,ostHeer - We system Testimoniais sanf
lsee. t.nee, s9c per battle. sold Or al
I"ss Halle feElily Pills COZ constipation.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-06-02

Bankrupt
~ BANkRUpTC.
io the Honorable Henry q. Ncnoren
judge "i the District Court eft the Inifel
0iatee i'l ihe Western District of yir.
ruia
/ Zee tlchenEictn of Norton in tb.
county oi Wise and state of 9irrinia Ia
saio iiisit ica respectfully represents that ou
,-' t.A ea, W August 1905 last past
pc wa, aniy adlldged bankrupt under The
49, &" ,oAe fess relating 20 Bauhruptcr.
''a' .' csi1 suuend red an ais pro1erfr
4nd rights OF property. aud ha> niir I'm,
f.sN W,.A al. the rtlprtments OF said Acts
sla 80 tDe orders 90 the Court touchins hi>
Bankruptcy -''
nefsoi ne praFs that DE- NAV De decreed
~ tnc Court to have full discharee nom An
Ncnic prov able against his estate nnler
SAID hauNrup Acts. except snsA debts ~
are excepted by law from such discharge
N'''1 vas .lA aa} 90 May. 4. d.. 1909
t'Al hicA6NsREhN. Bankrupt
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON
W estern District cd Virginia. ~.
90 tEs ---I daF of afa- -
49,. 8, fcas,-lS &c foregoing petition il i
,tV'teu "@ 'n' tour, that \ hearing be had
.p',N me sane on tkc 3Oth dav of lima
! tone cap 80 said District. az 10 o'cioel iS
me lcfenoon; and taat notice thereof h.
published ia The Big Stone Can Posi-
newspaper published ina said District and
.iiAl ali known creditors and other p,.r.ons
~ interest may apper az said time and nlare
ana SHOW cause, 81 any they have. vhv - /
prayer OF said petitioner should not Ne
granted. 'o
And 70 is further ordered by the Cont
nSi the Clerk s0al send ~ mail ,o sfi 1
,n"Fll creditors copies 81 SAID nctt,o, ana
'us order, addressed 60 them a their Y.lares
< residence az stated
illness, the honorable Henry q NJ.
lowell, Judge Of the said Court and ~
cal thereof az Big Stone Gap. In Sa,5 rs
re' on The S'ad day o. May. A. D.. lao
&. G. COCHRAN.
.'e'' ~ '''' eoo''-i Deputy Clerk.
The foregoing ere true copies ~ The Pc
Hon 81 baokrnp. for Discharge ana ~ ~.
'tuoF Of Notice Thereon. Witness nv heoJ
NC nc seal u The Court this 2Sth aaV ~
fay. 1879. '' '''s 81
~. fsTroS GRAx. Clerk.
Fer { Z. COCHRAN. ID. c. Il
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-06-02
A PECULIAR SUIT.

A novel suit is on the docket at
Jonesville, Virginia. which was
called the other day and con
tinued until The next court.
The case is that Of Kiser. adm
illustrator Of Willard Collins a.
gainst L. j. Wilson. Wilson is
the owner of q ginseng garden,
situated near Ben Hur and re-
mote from his residence. The
garden had been robbed once
or twice and Wilson procured
spring guns and planted three
or four IN the garden Sc that
any person entering the garden
would strike wires attached 10
the guns and discharge them
with fatal resules. Willard Coll
Ius, who lived in WISE County.
together with another man
went TO this garden presumably
to get seng, and. was shot and
killed almost immediately after
entering. His body was not
found for some ten DAYS after
wards. when his wife came to
Lee county inquiring about him.
she having been informed bv
the man who was with him
that he had been shot I'm "a sen0
patch near Ben Hur. The suit
was brought for two thousand
dollars damages for the death.
The plaintiff claims that Collins
became lost and wandered into f.
the garden at night by mistake /
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-06-02

X. ID. Anderson, of Inman
and Miss Ella Nermillion. of
Haies Mills. Scott county. Va
came TO bristsl Thursday and
were married at the home of
mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bum. at
Seventh and Broad streets the
Rev 4. J. Crumley officiating
ne groom Is "A nephew of
) udge I. Nj. Anderson. OF Wise
The couple went 60 WASHING.
ton on their bridal tour Rris-
toi News. DIST inst.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-06-02

] l''-@'isttlAr.
Mint shoemaker Freddie Sb,.,,.t..
tmmet Shoemaker Hunnhr.,. So.
maker. Sarah calyer and The Nirrini.
coal and iron COMPANY
NOTICE OF SALE
-e"siee Is hereby given that The un3er
s.7hoo' mo " Ihalkley. Special Com
missioner ~ the above styled Suit in chan
Gerry pending Ia the Circuit Court of W.
oehty. Virginia. Will on the fotb d,,. "a
rune, 1903. between the honrs 80 -,
d clock a. M. and two O'Clock n n, -,
ceea on the premises 70 sell al npblfc ~.
ZION 10 TIE highest bidder for one bsis
cash, the remainder 10 De paid in T,,,eh,s
months from date Of sale. for which H.
leI.eo payment the purchase viii De- re-
iuite1 10 execute his note, with good 49,
my AnI Tor the payment of which
.'en Hilt De retained on the land sold
I''N'nS,'' however, that the purchaser
''-l, * DC SO elect pay all OF the purchase
l..,--'f u. cas- tie cath, .uf.r.Sf e..ar+
'ne minerals and certain minine, rigNfs
anu privileges thereon and fbereu,3.r
anu the dover right of sarah Sal,-er in
ana 10 certain lot or parcel OF land sitn-
at .,, IN tue town OF settlement of Miner
me III iSe County Nirrfnia. and
Hi'oNh as lot Number sixteen 16o al
Block Number five as. as sbo,r,n No ~
pisi OF lots OF the said town of Miners
we y. s,. SHOWN as Ransom Buhalow's piat
oi hinerSNllle fully described i'm a.. hSi
ana proceedings in said cause. ~ which
reference Is here made for more partic-
p@i dc cuption. sale subject 70 lion ~,
any unpaid taxes az sad lot
JNo ". CHALKLEN.
,,r,o.rs Special Commissioner
ifs1l MA, In the Clerks Ofiice 40 ~. /
circuit Court Of the County OF Mise
samuel ;. Brooks, Guard
an, etc. W. In cb.n.o-,.
Mint Shoemaker, ct al.
l. 9. 4 Johnson. Clerk OF the sa;a
.oart, DO certify that the bold required
4 the Special Commissioner by the de-
rec rendered ia said cause on the ,ofh
ay o. April 1909. has been duly given.
Iieen under my hand a. Clerk OF the
ard Court, this 3rd day az MAY. 19o0
Fay 10. 20 IS -' ''oS 'efA :
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-06-02

The following have announc
ed themselves for town office
at the election 10 be hel,
here ON next Tuesday, June sch
FOR MAYOR.
O.. Il. Stone.
Geo. j.. Bremner.
n. j. Templeton.
FOR COUNCIL.
a. l.. Surm.
NJ ID. Richmond.
j. G. y Dung
Z. r. smith.
III. b. Crlzer.
Jno. w. Guntner.
FOR TREASURER.
j. w Brotherton.
M. ID. Collier.
FOR RECORDER.
II. a Collins.
FOR COMMISSIONER.
w II. Young.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-06-02
CIRCUIT COURT OF WISE COUNTY

=. =. Brooks, Guardian. Of Mint Sboe
MAKER Freddie Shoemaker. Tmmc,
'hS'e maker and Humphrey Shocmak-
CT, Compliments '''''N
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-06-02
BANKRUPTs PETITION FOR DIS.
CHARGE.

Bankrupt
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1909-06-02

A reader wants 60 know how
to rid his cabbage OF worms
a bout the simplest and most
oiiectual remedy we have ever
tried Us strong black pepper. ON
a small patch. take the kitchen
pepper box. which usually let's
out the pepper freely. and dust
the cabbage heads freely with
~ lt isprobablv most effective
lt done in the early morning
"nlie -he dew rs still on the
cabbage. or after "a rain For "a
very large patch some other
method of applying the pepper
should be- tried. If any of our
readers know of better or
more effective remedy. we
would DE glad 20 hear from
them. Farmers Home Jour
mai.