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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-12
Departe de Iume.
(Trnare).

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bucuria Eniliei, cfnd fntr o ii Cor
mel, intors din oras, ii abuse scri-
soarea Adelinei
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tena
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uurind de fericire citi odata, de
doua orr. de nenumarate orr
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he placea asa de multi sd ne spu-
nem povesti, sa he pierdem mintea
in inchipuiri: un palat in virful
dealului. iarba mare in jurul lui,
copaci inverziti, izvor Gu apa limpe
de, riulet serpuitor, 81 sd staiH AGO.
10 o vara intreaga impreuna, sd ne
putem culca in iarba, sd ascultam
cintecul privighetoarei, 81 sd ne ui-
tam la petricelele din fundul riu
letului curat 81 la pastravii stralu-
citori cum inoata in apa limpedeg
,Nisul nostru Sc implineste, Mi
Ii, nu fiji trista, asteapta-ma, vreau
sa petrec vara cu tine 81 cortul tau
lie brad va fl palatul nostru. Vim Gu
Stefan
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aceea. fericita cum nu fusese nici-
odata in viata Ell, gait de mincare,
curati frumos in coliba 81 i'm cort
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parul. ca la institut, in doua plete
>trInsc, adunate imprejurul capu-
lul 81 prlnse sus GU funda mica al
baStrd. Apoi esi in uSa colibei.
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verde 81 stralucitor in baia razelor
senine ale diminetii. Sc vedea dru-
mul ca fasie mica alburie serpui-
toare dealungul coaster pima jos in
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puclnd apoi pc acest drum serpui-
tor printre paiiste unde Sc zareste
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sci peste masura de bucuria Emil
liei, facea slngur pc vizitiul. Din
cind i'll cind oprea, Sc dadea jos din
lrasura 81 o impiedeca: sd rasufle
caii.
- Tut mai aduci aminte de E.
milia? intreba Adelina pc fratele
ei.
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dincit. - Alta simtire destepta lu-
inca verde 81 noua 81 linistita din
prejurul lui! M Sc asteptate sal
vorbeasca cineva in clipa asia.
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cInd ma duceam sd te lau della ca |
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alba ca spuma F..
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neca Jeau pentru asta 81 fiIndca era |
asa tare alba, ziceau cd maninci
creta.
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aur''. pc care cintai cu alta eel
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nena decit el, ii intoarse spatele
cu miscare ursuZa:
Tu niciodata nu vrei sa glu-
mesti.
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IA sa mai graiasca mimic.
Numai Cornell vorbea mereu po-
vestind despre argatii, boil 81 sema
naturiIe lui. Cum fatat vaca vi
telusa. pc cind ell Sc asteptase Sd
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-12
REV. SOLOMON OUNA
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Y U N G u r 8

GO N G u r s.
- POST DE PREOT IN PHILA-
DELPHIA. PA.
Parochia gr. ort. romina ,,Po-
gorirea Duhului Stint" din Phi
ladelphia, Pa, cauta un preot or
donat dupa rinduiala bisericei sus
aratate.
Parochia este independents 81
GU Charter independent 81 con-
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-07-30
Boy Killed by Gun.

Andrew Olinger, aged ii
years, son Of Mart Olinger, who
lives near the l.. Il n. depot,
was instantly killed Saturday
evening ut 6 80 O'Clock when a
- calibre gun accidently dis
charged in his hands, the bullet
entering his left side near the
heart.
The accident occurred near
the home of j. NJ. Seaton on
Wallen's Ridge where the Cling
er boy and u young colored boy
named Roosevelt Thaxton had
been hunting IN the woods.
Having seated themselves under
Il small tree the Olinger boy was
preparing to shoot n bird, but
failed to do so and let the gun
drop down to the ground with
the hammer pulled back which
caused it to discharge. The ball
ranged upward and then it is
supposed to have pierced the
heart Which caused instant death.
The Thaxton boy was question.
ed very closely by Mayor Horsley
and the story of the affair con
WINGED the officers that it was
self inflicted, judging by the
range of the bullet.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-07-30
Standing of League.
c. G. Duffy Leaves Stonega.

G. g. Duffy, who has been
superintendent at Stonega for
several years and who has been
working for the Stonega Coke
Il Coal Company in this section
for over twenty years, resigned
his position and moved his fam
lily last week To Cincinnati,
Ohio, where he has gone into
business. Last Tuesday night
at the Stonega Theatre, after
the show, MIR. and Mrs. Duffy
were presented some beautiful
presents, which was proof
of the high esteem and love the
people of Stonega have for
them. Mr.. Duffy was present
ed with q handsome travelling
bag from the heads of the DIFF.
ferent departments of the com
pany, a beautiful ring from the
officials of the Interstate Rail
road and Il watch and Masonic
charm from the people of
Stonega. Mrs. Duffy was pre-
scented with n handsome dia.
mond ring from the people Of
Stonega.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-07-30
Dance at Stonega in Honor of
MIR. and Mrs. Duffy.

The Stoncga dance hall,
which was beautifully decorat-
ell in Japanese lanterns, palms,
ferns and mountain laurel, wns
the scene of a very enjoyable
affair last Tuesday evening
from nine O'Clock until three
o'clock, when the Stonega boys
gave Il dance in honor of former
Snpt. and Mrs. Q. G.. Duffy.
The dance committee was s. d.
Jackson, G. L. Haley, =. w.
Gundry and a, 5. Pennington.
Watkins Saxaphone Orches-
ira, of Bluefeld, w. Va, con-
slsting of four pieces furnished
the music all during the even.
ing with the exception Of
long intermission, when delici-
GUS and refreshing sandwiches
and punch were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. IL, Duffy,
MIR. and Mrs o. W. Rhodcnhi-
zsr, Mr.. aud Mrs. o. w. Elliot,
SIR. and Mrs. J NJ Young, Of
StoneRa, were the chaperones
for the occasion, all of whom
were present during the whole
evening.
y very large crowd from the
neighborlnR towns attended
this dance and expressed them
selves as having had ono of tbs
best times they had had at Il
dance tins season.
Those from big Stone Gap,
who mo,ored up to the dance
were: Misses Janet Bailey,
Doris Warner, Margaret Bar.
ron, Ann Maury, Betty Worth,
Edith and Ethel Vantiorler
and guest, Helen RaIston, Mar
garet and Christine Miller, Mrs.
b. w. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Gilly, MIR. and Mrs. w. Fl. Car
rier.
Messers Byron Rhoads, Jr.,
Bob Christian, johnny Jones',
Louis Pickerel, Layne Miller,
w. G. Skunk, Fred Smith. las.
Bellamy, W. II. Chapman, Err
nest Fleming, Curtis Robbins,
q. K. Patrick.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-07-30
American
Legion
Favors Change in Payment of
War. Insurance.

Amendment of the War Risk
Insurance Act will be urged by
the American Legion, through
it's Legislative committee in
Washington, in order to allow
men insured under the act to
elect whether their insurance
upon maturity will be paid in
installments or in one lump
payment. Former Senator Luke
Lea and former Congressman
Thomas w. Miller, joint chair
men of the committee, plan to
have legislation introduced inn
mediately to effect this al-
teration in the act to carry out
the expressed wish of the
American Legion delegates ut
their st. Louis meeting.
The present form of War Risk
insurance is known MS term in
surance and is payable in
monthly installments for u pc
Rod of 2l0 months. This may
be converted into ordinary
forms of insurance such as
straight life insurance. twenty
or thirty year paid-up life in
surancc and endowment insur-
ance. Except in the case of u
matured endowment, tn es o
forms of insurance, under the
present act, are payable only in
installments, extending over a
twenty year period, the amount
of installments depending upon
the amount of insurance.
The purpose of the Intended
amendment is to allow man
to elect how the insurance shall
be paid, Service men say that
their beneiiciaries in many
cases are TOO old ever to realize
any usefulness from the insur.
ance ii paid only in monthly in.
stallmcnts. 1t has also been
suggested that men be allowed
to elect payment of part of their
total insurance in one lump sum
and balance in installmcnts.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-07-30
Europe Needs
American Coal
Minimum of 25,OOO,OOO Tons
Will Be Demanded Com
ing Year.

Prospects are that tho Ameri.
can coal industry will be called
upon TO furnish minimum of
20, 100000 tons aud possibly 40,
100000, tons of fuel for Europe.
an countries, during the com.
ing year, according to report
of conditions abroad by George
5. Rice, chief engineer Of the
bureau Of mines, made public
by Director Manning of the
bureau. Conclusions in the re.
port were reached by Mr.. Rice
while u member of the special
commission studying the situa.
ton in Europe.
The great demand for Ameri
can coal, the report says, will
result largely from, decreased
production in England. Report
quotes Sir Auckland Geddes as
calling attention in the house
of commons to the fact that the
British production will be los
sened 100000 tons during tne
next year under The award, ANA
price Increased by sl.06 ton.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-07-30
LETTER FROM A
FRENCH MOTHER.

a letter to the Woman's Mis-.
sionary Society of the Baptist
church and Lloyd Guild Epia.
copal church from a French
mother whose two children
were adopted by these two 80.
cieties:
June 3, 1919
Dear Unknown Benefacters
aud Benefactors:
BE good enough to accept in
my name and in that of my
dear children, Renee and An.
drew, the expression of my deep
feeling of respect and gratitude
for your generous gift.
received the first money or
der for nine dollars for zach of
my children.
This money will be of great
assistance 10 mo in permitting
me to rear my dear little ones
without the aid of their father,
who loved them so much,
am doing my best to take
his place with them but only
my labor az my means of liveIi-
hood, so you may Judge how
precious your mid will be to me.
haseu't the honor OF know
ing You, but it is with all my
heart, that beg you to believe
III our gratitude, and pray you
once more to receive on behalf
of myself aud my dear children
the expression of my most re-
spectfnl and most grateful senti.
ment.
WIDOW l.. CorrARp,
mother of the orphans Renee
and Andrew Cottard.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-07-30
ANNOUNCEMENT

At a meeting of the Demo-
cratic County Committee, held
al Norton, Virginia, on June
18th, | received the unanimous
domination for the office of
WISE County Circuit Court
clerk in lieu of Mr.W. f. Rich.
mond, who has withdrawn.
After consideration, have
accepted tho nomination, and
hereby announce my candidacy.
VIII greatly appreciate the
support of the voters of Wise
county; and if elected, I pledge
my beat efforts TO administer
me office to the satisfaction of
'he community.
This July lst, 1919.
% VI FRANK g. ,HABURE.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-07-30
KEoKEE VS.. NORTON

Keokee, Va, July 2l.-Keo-
kee won from Norton here Sat
urday afternoon in very excit-
ing twelve inning contest, the
winning score being made by
Smith, who hit a home run over
the left field fence in the twelfth
inning.
1t was loosely played game
up until the beginning of the
eighth inning. Norton touched
Lefty Kline pretty lively in the
sixth inning and he was relieved
by Ferguson who Jared mucl
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-07-30
Girl Breaks Neck; is Still Alive

Bristol, Va, July 24.-That
fourteen year old Fannie Soy,
pliers, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. 5. Scyphers, of near Abing-
don, Va, had broken her neck
when she fell from cherry
tree over three weeks ago, was
recently announced by physi-
clans. Miss Scyphcrs is now in
the George Ben Johnston Me.
mortal Hospital at Abingdon,
and rs resting well considering
the nature of her injuries, ply
Sicians state.
pr. Frank II. Smith, of Alb.
lngdon, who has been attending
the girl since the accident, re.
ports that the fall resulted in
dislocating :hc sixth cervical
spine, and that she had an in
definite period in which To live
He stated that physicians in
this section were Inclined III
think that the girls spinal cord
is broken, and in all probability
death would result from any
attempt to reset the broken
parts.
DR.. N, S. Peters, local physi.
clan, accompanied by DR.. }. NJ
Jones, examined the broken
neck with an X ray, and it is
stated that their report advised
that the neck had been brok en-
aud each end Tapped over the
other. This accident is consid.
cred by local physicians one OF
the qucerest ever brought &c
public attention in this section
"The girl lives, takes nourish
ment, seems to rect we'll, but
has a broken neck stated DR.
Smith. 1t was broken about
the sixth cervical vertobra, and
is thought that the spinal cord
which controls the nervous sys,
TEN below her chest, is alst
broken. IL is because of this
that we have not operated. The
break Is Just above the should
era Below the shoulders she
can command practically nc
movements.
She can barely move hel
hands and arms. We arc un
decided as to what to do, as it i.
impossible to ascertain whether
or notthe spinal cord ia broken
Ii it is, death would probabl,
be tho result of any attempt t.
reset the broken parts. Sh,
may live six months in tn,
present state, or she may live
longer. 1t is difficult to deter
mine just how long she ma,
subsist in her preson. condi
ton"
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-07-30
1900 Sacks OF Mail On Way
To Germany.

New York, July 24.-Twelve
hundred sacks of mail for Ger
many, the first to be sent to
that country since the U. S.
entered the war, were carried
by the Scandinavian line steam.
ship United States, which sail.
ed for Copenhagen. From Don.
mark the mail will be sent over.
land to Germany.
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worse, allowing the visitors eight
scores in the seventh inning. He
was relieved by Fenner, Keo-
KEGS star first baseman, who
proved himself worthy of the
situation, pitching shut out ball
for five innings, not allowing a
hit. Zimmerman, for Norton,
was also relieved by Skaggs in
the sixth inning, who pitched a
splendid game.
In the ninth with the score
standing nine to seven in favor
of Norton, Arnett, Kcokee's
home talent player, came to the
bat with two men OH bases and
two out, and hit for two bases
which tied the score. No more
scoring was allowed until the
twelfth inning when Smith for
keokee hit for il home run which
put an end to the excitement.
Innings % 10 50 10 II IL Il II f
keokce lO220 02020 OIL lO1i S
Norton .0000l0S000 90 . 10 j
Battcrics-kine, Ferguson. Fenner and
buckles, zimmerman, Skaggs and Tur
ner
Stolen Bases -Hcokcc. 4. Norton, /.
Base on balls oil Kline, 1 Ferguson, 9
Zimmerman, l.
Home ituns-Smith.
Three base hits --Skaggs.
Two base hits Kline. Smith, Buckles
and Perkins
umpires- Ilixon aud Adams.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-07-30
ANNOUNCEMENT

For business reasons, | have
found it necessary to Withdraw,
and ! have Withdrawn, from
the race for clerk of the Wise
County Circuit Court; and |
take this means of bringing my
withdra wal 10 the Attentions of
the voters of Wise county.
This July LIST, 1919.
1881 w. t. RtoHMoND.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-07-30
Urges Deportation Of 513
Enemy Aliens.

Washington, July 24.-De-
portation of 5l3 enemy aliens
for violations of various war
statutes is proposed in bill un /.
animously reported by the
House immigration committee.
The aliens are now interned at
Fort Oglethrope, Ga, and Fort
Douglas, Utah. They would be
permitted hearings by the De.
partment of Justice before de-
portation.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-07-30
Base Ball
Stonesa VS.. Big Stone Gap

% up
a better base ball game never
happens in Wise county than
the one between Big Stone Gap
and Stonega OH the latter's
grounds Saturday, which was full
of sensational plays and nerve
racking moments when it was al
most an assured fact that a lone
score would have meant the WIN
ming of the game. With the
pitchers going great both sides
were retired in fast order, the
batters finding them anything
but easy to connect with. The
game continued with no runs
until the last half of the eighth
inning when Stonega broke the
ice by sending two men across
the plate.
Here rs how the game was
won; After Cotter had rolled
to Kelly. Hall beat out his
grounder to short. Landes fol-
lowed with single to center,
and both runners advanced
base when Kelly threw into cen
ter field trying TO catch Hall
mapping at second. Golf came
to the rescue with Il timely bin.
gle to center scoring Hall and
Landes.
Big Stone Gap threatened to
score i'll the seventh when Pot
ter by hard sprinting beat out n
roller to Dunn at short. Tate
singled TO center, but Coli by a
hard running catch pulled down
Bakers line drive which was
sure ticketcd for two or three
bases. The side was retired
though when Potter was thrown
out stealing third and Rickrel
famed. In the ninth Goir again
cut short Big Stone Caps chances
to score when he made great
running catch of Tate's long fly
to right field. Kelly, the first
hitter up. slIied to Dunn but
Flecnor was issued free transpor-
tation by Cotter. Fleenor
was forced Il t second when
Dunn gathered up Potter's
grounder. Tate caught fast
one square on the nose which
looked good for u homer any
where, but Golf nabbed it after
Il long run. 1t was II great day
for Golf who hit both scores in
and prevented the visitors from
scoring by two sensational catch
es. Other features of the game
were the pitching of Cotter and
Kelly. Cotter was especially
effective in pinches and yielded
the Gap team only four hits.
Kelly did moi allow Stonega Il
single hit until the eighth in
ming. Tate featured with the
bat and also put up a great field
ing game at third.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-07-30

WANTED. - BY old strong
and well established Health,
Accident and Life Insurance
Company, representative for
Big Stone Gap District includ :
ing al! the nearby counties,
good permanent contract to
right man and can arrange any
amount or any other territory
desired. Make application to
Box 5s2, Roanoke, Va. 30-al
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-07-30
Truck Ride.

Last Thursday night ffty-two
ladies and girls of Roda came
down to the Gap in a big Kelly
Springfield truck, where they
spent o while driving around
own, returning 20 Roda at
,.welye O'Clock.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-07-30
DORCHESTER VS.. WISE

Dorchester won from Wise
Saturday by II score of > to / in
II very interesting game. The
score was tied i'll the ninth and
Dorchester made the winning
score in the tenth. The game
was played on the Norton
grounds.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-07-30
GAME HERE SATURDAY

Norton is scheduled to play
Big Stone Gap on the local dia-
mond Saturday afternoon. The
game will be called about
four o'clock. 1t is understood
Norton now has Il strong team
and n good game is assured.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-07-30
Have Good
Meeting

!: The Young Mems Club held
lis weekly meeting in the Town
Shall last Friday night to which
81 large number of the business
3nlen Of the town were present.
8The meeting was thrown open
Afora general discussion and some
Syery important questions were
drought up and much valuable
8infornaticn was obtained.
The building program was re-
i ported as making considerable
3headway, Out of the twenty
4 four individuals who had pledg-
1 ed themselves to construct hous-
I es this year, it was found twelve
we're under construction some Of
which were nearly completed.
Mayor Horsley, speaking in be
half of the town, stated that at
! the last meeting of the council it
was decided to appropriate a
fund for the reconstruction of
the road between the Dummy
bridge to the corporation line in
the mouth Of the Gap, which
has been in very bad condition
for several months. j. Z. Wolfe
is now getting estimates and it
is thought the work in part will
be commenced at an early date.
Mr.. llorsley also stated that due
precautions were being taken
during the dry weather to insure
sufficient water supply. The
supply is now in part coming
from he lake.
Road building seemed to be
the chief topic of the evening
and considerable discussion were
made by the members on this
subject. The strip of road be-
tween East Stone Cap and Pat
io'Sille which connects with the
Boone highway from Bristol and
other points is giving the people
Of this section much concern at
present and it is proposed to get
the supervisors of Lee, Wise and
Scott counties together and see
If some arrangement can be
made TO have this road construct
ed by Il toll gate corpora ton.
This road would remove a bar
rIer between the rich agricultur-
al sections of Scott county and the
coal fields of Wise county and
also shorten the distance between
here and Bristol about twenty
miles.
AT the next meeting of the
clnb it is hoped to have on hand
hrUa u,on, ,.;,; A.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-07-30


The Mothers Club and Girl.
Scouts, of the L, IL NJ, met nj
the church ut 200 p. M, July
22nd. Steropticon slides on
The Care of ,Milkn were shown.
Those attending were: Mrs.
I. D. Jarvis, Mrs. Ray Collins,
Mrs. j. g. Fritz, Mrs. G. Il.
Garrison, Mrs. NJ. y. Noe, Mrs.
I. Q. Dunaway, Mrs. /. N. Rel-
ley, Mrs, b. NJ. Bishop, Mrs.
Charles Fleenor, Mrs. George
Akons. Scouts, Rosa Qui!lan,
Vergie Garrison, Josephine
Willis, Janet Palmer, Virginia
Seaton, Grace Palmer.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-07-30
NOTICE!

| am temporarily leaving Wise
county and expect to retain my
citizenship and voting precinct
at Stonega, Virginia.
G. q. DUFgY.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-07-30

Two base hits-Tate.
Struck out by Cotter, 8; by Kelly, +.
Base on balls OFF Cotter, / of Kelly, s..
Double plays-kelly TO Jones, Tate 10
Jones.
Umdires-Wclls and Stewart.
Time of Came and IS minutes :
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1919-07-30
FOR SALE

The Gilly Spring aud I Ii
acres of land, 1t is located about
81 of a mile southeast Of East
Stone Gap and fronts the South
Fork of Poweli's River. For
further information call on OF
write.
II, E. FOX Il COMPANY,
3O-3l Big Stone Gap, Va.