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TUESDAY, 6PR1L. 28. 137fl.
A-RIVAL ani DEITCPJi OF TRAINS.
ATLANTIC , SIS. k CIIIO E. U.
Washington Time. . .
Arr
FnF.icnT :
Arrive at Bristol 6 K
" it
Leaves
a m. 5 15 r a
5 00 a m.
E. T. YA ai cl R R
Nastivltle ' Time.
TASSFNOtR TRAIN'S ! "
rRKiouT Trains:
Leaves linetol
5 A M & 6 30 P M.
Arrives at Bristol 3 30 a m & 8 P.
Our A cents.
The fallowing gentlemen will act
an our Agents, and are authorized to
procure and receiptor subscriptions
ami oilier business in our name.
Taiewcil Ci. II. Va., II. C. Aldorson.
Lebanon Va., Cant. J. W. Mc-
GIUB RATES.
We will club the New with the fol
ding Periodicals at the following
prices for the two :
Southern Cultivator,
Harper's Magazine,
Scribner's Magazine,
f.Jodey's Lady's Boot,
Doinorest's Magazine,
Blackwood, -
-$3.50
- 3.00
- 5.00
- 4.50
- 4.50
- 5.00
- 6.00
- 6.00
Kelectic Magazine,
The Aldine,
fvjrCush In advatvee, ,iu all cases.
Xow is the time to subscribe for 1S64
A line harness horse' for sale. A p
ply at thteoflice. Dec "3 tf.
' Announcement.
We are authorized , to announce
Jami s r. 1Uiek a candidate for re
.UtUm to the office -or Clerk of the
County Court of Sullivan -County.
The wonderful Compton's Surprise
potato and a stock of rare flowers can
l,o had by early application at the
Book f-toie where they have been
j.'.iu td on f-ale by Messrs. W. B. Kelly
k Co.
Gone A orA. Mr. J. L. King of the
Pookr-fore, has pone to New York
city for his new stock which will tur
yuA anything yet exhibited by that
house to the public.
J noiiul. Mr. M. B- Wood, the
.",!. ient Clerk of the Courts of Scott
county, called upon us oh Wednesday
A Sora wns killed nc:ir the Pair
Cro-ui'd a f','v days ago by Mr. Coii
v:tv. Our fit' ton Factory. Messrs. Byrd
k Sj ni'T are ill town, to remain -n'
i,nk, with a view to letting their Fac"
!..ry to c.i;traet. We hojw IVn y may
Mieeecd i:i making such arrangements
as will ci'.ise the speedy couipletiun of
llivir buildings.
Jtw.'fed Oaf. -On last night a raid
v:i n.:n!e upon the ;!d house known
the Mat-top'' or "Ark," and a par
ty (if questionable characters were
roiiated out. Tlie building was con
siderably smashed up. The raiders
then paid a visit to a house owned by
Mr. B u-helor, and on a side street, in
rear of his residence on Main Street,
ami. the inmates, who were of like
ha Meter to those occupying the "ark,"
wure routed out. and the building also
somewhat damaged.
Great Sdlt ZaI.e Gift Concert. This
enterprise has been ' postponed untij
the 4lli of July. Tickets can be ob
tained of the agentat this office. Cap
ital prize J.'O.OO'J.
Drlsl'ol-Goodaon Lyceum. Orr !ovu
boasts of a sprightly Debating Society
of the above name. At their last bus
jness meeting the following officers
were elected: J. K. Burson, Pres.;
TIiop. Curtain, V. Tres. ; Win. Me.
Crobkfy, See. Treas. ; J. C. King,
Critic; Ilobt. Burrow, Marshal.
COURT DAY.
Yesterday was court day at Abing
don, and as usual, the world and his
wife were there, little men aud big
men, old men and young men, ugly
men and pretty men (not many of the
hitter,) blue jeans men and gray jeans
men, all were there. Our American
peoplo will go to court, it matters not
whether they have a cose or not; there
can be no court without them. It Is a
sacred duty that eannot be neglected
without running against their own
consciences.
In the court room, the most jrotm
nenl object was a little mau (be be
longs to the class of pretty man,) oc
cupying the seat of justice, with evi
dent consciousness of the dignity and
responsibility of his position. Though
young in. years, his honor has the rep
utation of being one of the best Judges
in the State. His bearing on this oc
casion and prompt manner of dis
patching business created a very fa
vorable impression on the writer.
Outside of the court room the usua
amount of trafficking and trading vast
g)ing ou each auctioneer trying to
outdo his neighbor in efforts to be wit
ty and to attract the largest crowd.
A9 they strenuously plied tluir voca
tion in tones that would excite the en
vy of old Stentor himself, thej' seem
e 1 to realize an ecstacy of bliss in being
'lie observed of all observers. These
men ure periodically happy every
court day.
Bat to conclude. Abingdon is beau
tiful for situation, is well supplied with
public buildings. Hotels, Schools,
Churches, has many handsome private
residences but the only sign of growth
most note worthy, consisted in the
Kreen grass and the spreading trees.
uothed with bloom and beauty inci
dent to the season.
, , T mcbburg 4 50 r-x and 5 a m.
KiatBri-tof48M- " 4 30 PM.
Lf ive 1 i . I.hV 10 10 p ii " 7 JO i .
;VC at. ...... D
vJinj Knoxvill. 10-38 V & TO 58 f .
Vrri in Chattanooga 4 tit) P 1 55 a
i e"ve CUttanoo?a 5 30 A U & JO do P M.
Vrri iinlJii-tcl' 7 3t PM&10 38 AM.
T ...
Burnt District f esws. If. S. Iva&e;
and Z. L. Burson have enclosed their
property, where the late fire destroyed
the" buildings, with neat fences; and
anticipate, at no distant day, erecting
three story bricks on the old sites.
Front Street. Mr. Jno. A. James
is erectinj;, on Front Street a small
frame building, adjoining the King
Block.
Mr. Denny's Card. Attention is
called to the card of Mr. L. II. Denny,
who announces himself a candidate
for the Senate in the next Legislature
of Tensessee. He is too well known
to need praise at our hands; suffice it
to say no better man could be found to
fill the position, and we trut his an
nouncement will meet with (generai
approbation.
A CARD.
To the People of the Second Sen-:
atorial District, Composed
of the Counties of Sulli-
van, Hawkins, Clal- "
borne, Hancock, .
and Hamblen.
I take this method of announcing to
you that I am a candidate to represent
you in the Senatorial branch of the
30th Geueral Assembly of your State.
In making this announcement, I am
free to etale, that I have no disposition
to disregard the wishes of the people,
but on the contrary, I cannot be in
duced to lend myself to a ' policy that
will, in any way, disturb the harmo
ny of the party or contribute to Us
defeat. Knowing that the people are
perfectly competent to make a proper
selection, I shall hold myself ready to
submit to their wishes, be.they what
t'jey may. - ... ..
Respectfully.
L. H. Denny-.
April 27th. 1S74.
Communicated., " ,
Dear "News : If t'ae "Local" of
the Courier had taken the pains to
read my article "On the late fire,"
he would have found, that the colored
man, was not excluded from my roll
of honor. Indeed it would have been
wron, to have done so. "Honor to
whom honor is. due"- is a part of my
creed. . . - f
In my account, no one of the 50 or
CO who deserved credit for their ef
forts to save the Store House occu
pied by Col. Dunn, was given prom
inence over the other. This , may
have given rise to the - Courier's re
marks, if so, it was unmerited ; for I
had no time to watch the personal
heroism of each individual, and to
determine their order of precedence.
Where so many were engaged, doing
the very best taey co dd to extin
i!u:sh the Amies, I doubt the pro
prietv of making "Inviduous distinc
tions." Though the few who are
sometimes singled out of a crowd,
may richly deserve the exclusive
praise intended to be accorded to
them ; this much I kaow, it is never
received with general approbation.
"Occasional."
BVUtol, April 27th, 1874.
MARRIED.
CECIL TROLIXGER. On the
14th iust, at tlie residence of tlie
bride's father by Rev. B. S. W. Bish-
on. .vi I,:, I A31 l. ULI'IIj, V iUiss aUim,-
LY K. TKOJ LINOI.K, youngesv
daughter of John Trul.inger, Esi., all
of Dublin, V a.
MEANS Yi'.AT H SAYS.
Though "coiitiriEations strong as
j. loots of Holy Writ" am! as numerous
as the sands on the sea shore, were
produced t prove that tlie proprietor
of Dr. Side's Catarrh Remedy is in
earnest, and ncans what be says, when
he offers Sr-V ivward for any case ot
Catarrh which lie can not cure, yet
there would be some skeptics and
logics who would continue to shout
"JJumfniyr' 11u.mi:ug:!;' "It cannot
be, because Dr. llon.espnu says Ciit
tarrh cannot le cured." Now, this
Dr. Homespun is the identical, good
Matured old fellow who Jiiies!ly be
lieves and persists in declaring, that
Uils earth Is not round or "spherical;
but as lliit as a "slap-jack," and does
not turn over,-otherwise the water
would all be spiiled out of Deacon
Ba-eom's mill pond. But astronomi
cal science has potitively demonstrated
and proven that Dr. Homespun is
wroug in supposing the earth to be
fiat and stationary, and medical science
is daily pioving the fact that he is no
less mistaken and brhtnd the times in
regard to the curability of Catarrh
In short it has been po.-tively proven
that this world moves, and that medi
cal science isjwojr&sstue the opinion
of Dr. Homespun to the contrary not-
i withstanding, thousands who have
used it attest.: ' '.
Then luiy It. nod one It, In- dotifct do tint stand,
Voa will find it in drugstore all over lue iiuiu.
From iht Cmtkill Recorder of JVjo. 15, 1S72.J
A GOOD REMEDY.
We invite attention to the advertise
ment of Safe's Catarrh' Remedy
Our readers will bear us witness that
we never knowingly commended hum
bugs of any name or nature, and a
large potion of patent medicines may
salely be ciasea as impositions upon
uublic credulity- But having witness
ed tlie beneficial effects of Sage's
Remedy upon the members of our
family and others, in Catarrhal cases
we unqualifiedly pronouuee it a valua
ble medicine, entitled to public confi
dence. The proprietor could, easily
obtain in Catskill many certificates of
its merits.
MAltK'T DOWN!
Choice Family Groecries4at Kc
ducvtl' Prices.
Diadem Hams; Breakfast Bacon
Sugar cured canvassed Beef; West In
dia Molasses; N. O. Molasses ; Golden
Syrups; Silver Drips; Choice Green
aud Black Teas ; Choice Family Flour.
Spices. Sauces, Soda, Fish, Cheese,
Crackers, Nuts, Candies, Oranges,
Lemons, Sop, Stardi, Blacking,
Brooms, Wooden Ware, Salt, Plaster,
Garden Seed, &c, &e., ic,
OaT Goods delivered at houses in
town free of charge.
JNO. H. WINSTON.
Corner of Main aud Moore Streets.
Apill 23. tf.
New York Markets.
New York, April 25. Money
MA.KKET. In the money market to
d y money closed easy at 3a4 per cent,
per annum ou call.
Fobeign Exchange. Foreign ex
change was quiet at 4.85 for prime
ba-Vk era' sixty-day sterling bills, and
4.S9 for Bijrht bills.
Gold Makket.-Iu the gold mar
ket to-day pold closed at 112, after
selling at 112all2. Rates paid for
carrying were from 6 per cent, to fiat.
Clearings at the Gold Exchange,
Tiikaecry Opeuatioj:s. The
Treasury operations for the week end
in" to-day. at the New York office,
induded disbursements of $1,000,000 ou
account of interest and in redemp
tion of 2-20 bonds and receipts of
$2,000 000 for customs. Specie ship
ments for the week ending to-day,
8423,23(5. principally In silver bars.
I imports oi ur gmiuo
$1,840,000 worth, general merchandize,
Good Idea. Pin ff Cigars', fine To,
bacco, and the finest wines andliquors
to be had at Good Idea Saloon, by
Capt. Jno..W. Davis, tro Front Street
April 21 tf. ;
Fresh Garden and Flower seejTsi juBt
received, ..Call -early if yoliwish to se
cure your seeds for Spring Jjardening.
' J. G; PEPPER,
-y... ;
Freh Beef, ,every Tuesday; Tliurs
day and Saturday at the "meat mallet
ou Cumberland Street, "r f .",
: 'AViieeles & Edwards,';
April 7j-tf. ' - VJ '
s .'xx "i . 4 -x -.
' ". v . '-.i-.-rf'--i"mft..
Aii Interest for Sale pa. pjxtraor-
dinary terms. r, .-Xsi
r I'll
I will sell a one-half interest in the
finest Mill property in the State of Va.
on the following terms to-wit. .- ;
1 will take in cau, the amount that
it woulJ yield in five yeara (proflil) to
the purchaser, we ruruing it to its full
capacity the amount to be ascertained
by fair tests. C. C. Campbeji.
We will also pay cash for good clean
wheat and keep on hand constantly
the dillerent grades of flour also brand
and chop and will sell at the lowest
figures possible for cash alone.
We must keep our money in shape
to be used ft any moment, therefore
no order will be honored, except the
cash accompany the same.
Parties can have ' their, grinding
done on short notice full .satlsfactio
guaranteed. , ,
Campbell & Williams.
Nov. IS tf.
KSuMrs. Bettie Gallaway begs leave
to call on all indebted to her for a spee
dy settlement of their accounts, or
they will be put out Tor collection.
She also wishes to say that the may
hereafter "be found ' in her new store
room, two doors above J. It. Ander
son's store, where she will be pleased
to serve all who may need something
n her line. ka-ch 3-tf. '
. m mt - r f T
. . . i v.
Tlie Question has often been asked
where cua I get my fine watch ' or
clock properly repaired to that I
can rely on it. , That . question can
easily ,be, solved .by having ; y.onr
time keepers repaired, adjusted1 and
cleaned by : ....
A. Picken,
practical watch-maker and jeweler,
from London, England,
Bristol, Va. & Tcnn.
June 24. tf.
bash, Blinds, Doors, Mouldings
Scroll Work, Brackets, Mill Work,
Flooring and Weather Boarding, can
all be had of Lee & Ferguson at their
new Steam Factory, between Lee and
Vater Streets. Goodson. Lumber
will be furnished, or not as desired.
Work done in first class style in
short order, and - at prices to suit the
people. The Factory is two stories
high, 32x0-1. with engine room 12x2f
with engine of 20 hor&e power. Ad
dress
Mattox,; vi Ferguson,
Bristol Va., and Tcnn
Feb.
-tf.
Garden Seeds, warranted fresh and
genuine, from most approved growers
are now being received at Bunting &
Peppers.
Also the justly popular Pure White
Lead from the bouthcrn Manufactnr
iij 0o., St. Louis, Mo., and
Lead from Newark, N. J.
fctag
A full line of Drugs, Medicine,
Notions, Oils, Varnishes, Ooolrs
Brushes, Tobacco , Cigars , &o. , &.
Feb. 10 if.
DON'l' ItAl THIS
In puch a manner that it will bo for
gotten, for we wish you reader to re
mit, 01 call and pay your dues to this
office. We ; have immediate need of
the money. A3 many of our readers
as caul be waited 0:1, will be handed
their accounts by some of our agents.
We are very intimate with the Con
stable, but then you know we would
prefer uot havine to warrant any one
Nor would we like to be driven to the
publishing the names of delinquents
n the News. Please save us all such
trouble.
KKW AWVEKTISF.MEXTS
Mrs. Bettie Galloway
AT her new btand South of Reynolds Kail,'
has now opened the most superb stock of
Millinery, Dress and Furnishing
GOODS FOR LADIES
Ever exhibited in South-West Va. or Eas
Tennessee.
All the latest and most elegant articles
which 0 to makeup the contume of the
fashionable lady, are to be had at her esta b
lishment. BONNETS, '
HATS,
GLOVES,
HOSIERY,
CORSETS,
SKIRTS,
BUSTLES,
RIBBONS,
LACES,
TRIMMINGS, "
LININGS,
and all of the ct cctcrai,
April 21 tf.
LAND SALE.
PURSUANT to a decr of ih Cireoit Conrt of
W.sliington Coonty, Va., in tha cane of Jarne.
A. Bailey, furr'ng ic, A. L, and A. B. Ireson,
the undernijfnod Coiomiionr will sell in front of
the Court Hoa door in Abingdom, Va., at public
pat-rrT, on the 19tb day of ilay, 174, aU the lands
willed br James Ireson, Sr.. to A. L. & A. B Ire
sou, being a part of the old Home tract on which
the slid James Ireson, Sr. lived, situated la said
eonr.IT of Washington.
TKH.MS. A saw sufficient In Cash down to py
ets of suit a. id e.t of Commissions of ale.
balance in one, two and three years, bond and
irod security required, a lien retained till pur.
chased money lk all paid.
J. H. WOOD, Com'r,
April 21, 1?74 -4t.
NOTICE.
PUItSUAKT to a decree or the Circuit Court, of
Washington County, rendered at the January
term 1874 of said Court, in tea ease of Ooree W.
I larkley, plaintfff. against C. C. Campbell, de
fendant, the and!rsi; ned Commissioner will sell
on the Soth day of Slay, 1574, bexlnniiig st One
o'clock, Y. M., on the premises, at publio ont-cry
to the htxhe.t bidder, one-foarth of an acre of
land, wit h a large new, two story, framed house
with an Ell on the same, si ror.tns. 8d lot
ts situated Mam Street, Ooodsnn, Va , and adjoirs
tha lots of W. r. liaise, C. C. Campbell, and
"'tE'mS. A anm aufficlent tn cash down to pay
the costs of suit and Commissions, the balance in
equal annual Installments of one, two and three
years, boud and aeenrity required for said dsfered
psyuenu.
J. "H, W90D, Com'r.
ristol Stove m and
TinEmporium
.W. N. KELLER &, CO.n
r.v
IO
t
-(an r-
Main Street. .' -
BRISTOL, VIRGINIA ftND TENrf:
HAVE the, largest and moet complet. .s
sortment of Stotes, an J Tinware in tlie
country, and above all, tbey keep Ike uc
parallelled ' . , ' ', , ... .. t
Esc elsior 'J ; . Stove?
WhieU is-imanimoutilj voted to be tlie mos"
valuable one ever put.upoii the ' American
market. - " k
A large stocli of Hinnrarb coafitantly man
ufautured to order, and , ,
iioofing,; 'nv;; .. - J
:' .1 - 'spouting,
; ,':' ; , guttering':
Done to order at any time, c 1
5CJPRICES duwn to the - lowest limit
ever reached in the business. . ." ' '
4 ... . '; -a April 7, 1874 tf.;
WALLER.PI TINSLEY,
AR HITET i BUILDER.
Office ia Ieynolds Tobacco Facto
ry, Fourth Street r
be zdscir,- d?Eisr
- , . fj .' - . i
WILL fumiek'. designali undertake UCar
penters work and furnish lumbefwhen de
sired, . and Superintend ir'ectTtn-T of
building, and guarantee satisfaction...
Refers to Jos. II. llogej llon.S. E. Lybrook,
Mnj. Eggleetoa and Dr If. G Johnston,
Giles Co, Va., and Slaj. A. D. Reynolds,
Bristol,. Tenn. , , - ,
April 7, 1874. ly. : j C 7"
DoKars' "Worth of New ami Desirable
Goods to be sold at -
Panic Prices
All Goods' marked down, and selling
for Cash, or Marketable Produce at .
Cash prices. We will sell our "
, Stock in SIXTY DAYS at
These Prices
Money is our Object,
and lo sell iT the stck Pre
paratory to a cliaage the 1st
of January, 1871.
We have just completed our Fall and
Winter Stock. Desirable in every De
partment. 20 Cases Boots and Shoes,
Dress Goods, Calicoes,"BrownMuslius,
Bleached and Fine Brown Cottons.
Alpacas, Delaines, Blankets of all col
ors, very low. .Just opened, a large lot
of New Goods, and very cheap.
- ' . , " .-. i; r.
A. CRDIT business, we" can
not do don't ask it at , our
present Prices.
r , : r-t: ''.' r: '
Call and settle if you-- owe un.
We will do you good if you have mon
ey . or Produce to sell. " Hut we keep
no Books; no Accounts, no Slates, no
CREDIT, in any branch of business.
Call and , price our Goods and save
money. ' . "
A nice lot or Ready-made Clothing,
very low. at Baltimore prices. Syrups,
Molasses. .Sugars, Prime Coffees, Tea,
Oils, and Dye Stuff's,. Cotton . Yarns,
Nails, Butty, Glass, tic. '
' I. B. DUNN & CO.
Nov. 25-tf
MAIN- STREET,
KRISTOL, TE!IS'.
TT'EEP' always on bands a full
Stock of School Bla'nk. and
Miscellaneous Books,
Letter , A "ole, Cap, Mounmig
and Initial CPapei', Enve
lopes, Ink, 2e?ist He?itl:.
cits, tc, c
Agents for Stieff's Piano.,,
Feb, 2 tf. ' ' '
-Lx-
SIS IN VALUE FOR $3! !
A Splc7idid Iloh'dy, Birthday, Wed
ding orFriendly Present.
The o.igiml, popular, large and el eg in t oilchromo,
"THE OLD 0AKES B TICKET,"
"The old oaken bucket the iron-bound backet
The nioss-corered bucket, which hung in the well."
(after Jerome Thompson,) sits 1 i 28 luehes. The
best parlor picture aver published, for. lis. This
large and truly splendid chromo, in all its original
beauty ai:d excellence, is offered as a pieoiiuin to
each $3 ye rly subscriber to
Demorest's Monthly Magazine,
Thi Modkl Plrlob Uaoizi5s or AnnatA.
The chromo is sent rarnisbad and oit a roller,
pos'aga ten cents extra; or mounted on aanrass
and stretcher as an oil painting, fifty cents extra
(which includes tranaporiaiion ;) or mounted on
canrass, and in an elegant 1 inch gilt frame with
arabesque corners, three yards of crimson cord, and
packed for three dollars, making the whale com
plete, incladin; frame, chromo and subscription to
tne Magazine, only tS.
Do not fail to send early and get the insgntfleent
chromo. the "Old Oaii.( Bockct," which, in size
and artistic merit, is quite equal to an Oil fainting
worth five hundred dollars.
Kow ready ! Sent anywhere in tha V. ft. on re
ceipt of the amount af subscription. Address
W. JENNINGS DEM0RES3,
833 Broadway, N. Y.
Feb. 24-tf
rmHOMAS
11 HOUSE,
Re opened by
J. Ma THOMAS,
' Main Street, Bristol, Tenn.
I HAVE again reopened the Thom
as House, on Main Street, ud am
prepared to furnish first-class accom
modation to the public. Nr money
and no pains will be pared u make
the hotel all it was in its palmiest
days. -
Boarders will be received on nod
terras.
Being provided with good stables I
am prepared to furnish stalls, food ana
attention to horses.
Bail road passengers will find the
house located in easy distance of the
Passenger Exchange, the tables well
furnished and lodging unsurpassed.
Porters regularly at the trains to re
ceive baggage and conduct passengers
Jau6"7i-tf
rttdniTwi - ----i i
1WISII to inform the public that.Ihavo
removed my place of business to
No. 2
ONE DOOR WEST OF JAMES CORNER
Bristol Tenn :
Where I will be pleased to wait on all who
may fsiror me with a call.
: As the MONEY PANIC is
this-part of the country, I 1
still raging
rilL continue
sell.; i , ! ..
WATCHES, Fine JEWELRY,
' AND THE BEST OF - ' '
Clocks,'
at corresponding low, prices, until ; isonoy
matters get a little easier. - .
Watch and Jewelry
REP AIR I N G
CONE IN TI1E BKST MANSER, ,AT JIU
LOW EST . LIVING
rnicES. . ... .
CALL and bo me, 'where- my aim will
ever be, togiveentire SATISFACTION, and
please all. "Thankful - for past ' favors, I
hope to receive a share Of the Eame in . the
future. , , . ,
. RESPECTFULLY . , .
: V. Doriot.
; tSrliemember Jainea Block, ;
-': , ; No. 2.
ilarek 1, 1873. tf. '
A. C. BRUCE,
Architect and Superintendent c!
.... . -...'-Building.
Knoxville . Tcnn;
Will FuroiBli Plans, Specifications and De
tails for .,.
Court Houses, School : Buildings, Church
es Stores and Private . Eesidences,
For any part of the country, and superin
tend their erection when desired.
Office: MASONIC TEMBLE.
ltefcrs to Joseph Jaques, John S.a Van
gUder,;Sanford, Chamberlain & Albors.
" " ' ' "Mar 10 6m.
Respectfully
inform tba citizens of Bristol Goodson, and sur
rounding country, that wa have opened a lint cUs
Family Grocery and Provision
Store, ;
,
in (ha Kohr bnilding;- opposite th Few Tojk
hp Store, where we Intend keeping aTerythiiij;
in tba eating line, such as
Coprta, Senas, Tba, Molasses, 8aco9, Meal
FlOCB, HOSIIST. I.ABD, PICKII.S, FISH,
Euos, Ckackers, BrTTra, PeprEa, .
Soda, Rue, Spice Cimgbr, lc, &c.
Tobacco, Cioahs, S-Nurr ic.
Also ConfectionariPs of all kindn. which we will
.ell as cheap a' cam be bought where, for cash
or l'r.xiuce. Please give ns a call, as we are de
termined to sell chap good.
W. B. & S. E. PAYNE.
W. B. PAYSE, SOS, 4 CO.,'
are still in the I.H WI5ER trade, and will pay .cash
for Luinl.r, or sell on Oominitaiau.
Mar 10 3m.
Be
Pure
T. Babbitt's
Cor.:sntratsd Potash,
' . OR. LYE, .
Of Double the Strength of any other
Saponifying Substance,
I have recently perfected a new method of pack
ing my l'lrt.-tili, ot l.ya, a id an now pitckin it enly
in tisils, the r.aliii3 ot which will sHhil"y, and
does n.it injure tho soup, it is packed in boxes
coiitaiiiins 24:md 1 Ua'S.and in ao other way.
Directions i.i EnH'h and Vrmm, f..r inakirg
hrd and soft soap with this Potash, accompanying
each package.
n. T, BABBITT,
21 to SI Wn-blnrttTi St , V. V.
COMJSISIOXEKS SALE OF LAXD
rurxtaut toad 'eree cf the Circuit Court of
H'iishinjrloii Comity, rendered at the January
special irrm K 1. in the suit of John ll'arrum &e,,
w rtanry Cnbine and others, the undersigned will
sell at tbe front do.ir of the Court Ilou.e of H ash
ii:gt.i Ccnty on the first day of April Pounty
Court,, the tntqreets of the heirs of Andrew Grnbb
1m the CM bine tract cf laud, lying ea Pprins; Creek
in said County, said land will bo' sold subject to
the widow's dower, and for enough cash in hand,
as will pnr costs of suit expenses of sale and coin-J
missions, ana ids resiaue upon rroun o. uu.,
two. and three years, bonds Willi approred perso
nal aecuiity required for the deferred payments.
JOHK 0. SUilMtRS, Commissioner
March SI 17 -f .
WANT TO BUY
2-5.000 Bushels Oats.
2-5.000 " Corn.
2-5.000 " Good clean Wheat.
For which we will pay cash ou deliv
ery. Bags alway on hand.
Williams a KeeBlkb. .
Nickels House Corner.
Dec. lG-'73. - .
we keep:.
For Sal8 at the Nikels House
Corner
I71AMILY GROCERI&S,
Candies,
Confectioneries,
Salt,
Flour,
MeaU:
Bacon,
l'ork.'l
Lard,
Butter,
Cheese,
Crackers,
Chestnuts,
Eirgs,
.Tobacco,
Cigars,
Green
Apples,
&c, &c.
Which
we offer to
customers and the Trade, iu any quan
tity, at very low prices.
,4 LL ARTICLES WARRANTRD
1. AS REPRESENTED. Satisfac
tiod guaranteed.
We buy and pay cash for all good
Produce.
wjl- Farmers rnd Producers come
and see us before you sell or buy,
Williams & Keeclkb,
Nickels House Corner,
Dec. lfi-'73. I Bristol, Tenn.
JHE IMPROVED
American TnrKac
WATER WHEEL,
Manufacture! by
STOUT, MILLS 4V TEMPLE,
Proprietors of the
GLoliu WORKS, Dayton, Ohio.
Guaranteed to be the best Wheel in the world
as haa heel 4emontrated br recent testa at
Uolvo'ce. Mvf.
Rend for t ataloirae and Trice L ;g, of
Ptout. MilU k Tcmnle. Dayton. Ohio, or
James M. Wddie, AjW, S'i II, na
Feb. 21. '74-1
0
5?
r 1
I. B. HARRY,
BOOTS and SHOES
MADE to ORDER.
JIain Street, Bristol,
Tenn., one door vrcst of
King & UiU's Dok store.
re.ij
V
I)EL1EVING that my expcrier.ee ii a euf
y f.cient guarantee of satisfaction to a dis
criminating public wliich haa accorded me
its patronage in a yer generous niatiner in
the past, I ak a continuance of the same,
with the full assurance of an ability not
only to excel, but that which will justly
compensate thoeo who shall deem me worthy
of their confidence.
Having the latent pattcrrg, and with a fine
assortment of French Calf Skins on hand,
together with the. material iu the make of
a good Shoe aud Eoot, I challenge competi
tion, . E. HAUItY,
Jan .6,4-tf
DEVAULT &:GRUBBS
DEALERS IX .7
Groceries and Pro
visions, WHOLESALE A It ETA 1 L MER
CHANTS, Will sell Groceries cheap for cash o
Country Produce.
We have on hand a large lot of Fami
aml Extra Flour Choice brands.
Gire us a call at Hamieling's JiuilJ
ing .
MAIN STREET
BRISTOL, TENN.
SSSf" We have adopted and will strict
ly adhere to the Cash SYSTEM. '
JSIar. 31, iS74.3ui, ' ,
IRGINIA EQUSSr " ' ' '
(Formerly Trice's Hotel,)
" MAIN. STREET, .ABIXGDOX. VA.
Tlie Proprietor has opened at this place a
Firt-t-Class Hotel for the accommodation of
Summer Boarders and the traveling public.
Fare good as the county affords. lJoard per
day, 12.
A comfortable Omnibus for tlie accommo-.
dation of passengers and citizens will meet ;
au trains.
VYM. A. WAUGII, Proprietor.
Jan. 27. 'T4-tfJ t .
HOME "LIFE
IH THE BIBLE.
By the anthor of ".Viodt Scr.xta i the Btni.R'
and "Oua Fatheb's Uouse," of which nearly
200, 00 J have been sold. ' Home Lips" la com
mended hy ministers of all chuiches "the author's
best book," "full of precious thoiifthts," "Trnths
precious a jenw," "a choice book for eery fam
ily," ic. Steel ent;mTiiigs, rose tinted panr, rich
binding and for rapid sale nnoqnsiled. AiKSII S
Yoiihb Men. 'I'earlicr) and t'ierffjnien,
wanted in erery county ; 7j to (100 per month.
Saud for circular.
Zi:iGI,r.K JITlfRliT,
JfarlJ 3m. Hi arch fct.. Philadelphia, Pa
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE
Happy Relief Tor Tonne Men trom th
etfi-cts ol Krrors and abuses in early life. Man
hood Kvslored . Impcdimuiita to Marrif?4 removed.
Mew method of lnstm.!nt. Xew and remarkable
remedies. Books and Circulars seut free, in sealed
eirelopcs. Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Io. 2 St.uth Mnth t., Philadelphia, Pa., an In
situtiou Wariug' a high reputation for honorable
conduct and professional skill.
Oct. 28 1873. ly. ,
INNIGER'S
Old London -Dock Gin.
Especially designed for the use of tha iladica
Profrii.itona.nd tha Family, possessing those in
trinxic med:cinal properties which balong te aa
Old and Pure Olh.
Indispensable to Females. Good for Kidney
Complaints. A delicious Topic Put np incases
containing one dozen bottles each, and sold by all
druggists, trocars, ic. A.M. iiininger & Co., es
tablished 177S, Xo, 13 Beaver btreet, .owl"'.;k. .
Wc. l-3m
LTfiiTf'p"f T? TTtl r m
Dally and Trt-Weely.
- Cheapest Paper In the Slate.
Now is the Time to subscribe.
Terms CASHIN ADVANCE.
r!!lB PROPRIETORS of the
hbore old estab-
X lished
and well-knovn j"arnl. would csll
attention to the GREAT REDUCTION they ba
recently made in their subscription rates, which
now renders it the cbeapeot paper in the Slate;
and would respectfully solicit the snpport and en
couragement of the public generally.
Look at the following low schedule of ratea :
DAILY.
One Tear.. $3 "0
rUx Uniitha..... .... .3 00
Three Mor.ths 1 CO
TR1-WEEKLT.
" -' One Tear 4 W
' Six M-ith 2 00
. Turoa Months 1 23 .
These flgnres are ccrtalnl y below those charged
by any other first-class journal in the State, and
place! the RFrrm.icAS within the ability of sl-
most eTery reaming person to uecouid asuuscri-
bar-
Special attention will be airen to fntmshlng cor
rect reports of all the leading inarkets. thus mak
ing the paper invaluable to onr country frionis.
while in the iratter or general news it win oe in
ferior to no other paper.
Aa an adTertismc medinm tne ulPURMCsx or.
fjrs superior adranUKes, our terms for which will
be made ery moderate.
Remittances sbonld be null ny cneeic, express,
draft, orrcsistered lettr, or by orders on respon
sible city merchants, which latter wlU always be
recoauzed aseavj. Adnres
... ... ........ r t . .r
Publishers Kepnhlican,
, Lynchburg, Va
J. C. BURROW
DEALER IN
EagraYinp, Boots, Stationery,
Miss-Ilans-us Publications
0 110 W. rtaltlinore Street,
(Ojipobite Sun Iron Bnilding)
BALTIMORE M
Orders promptly attended to
tf.
south-western virginia
IE-OTnI works.
T-T" A VI . G recentlr returned from a trip, for th
JL3L purpose of a-iopting all late improvements iu
alarhinerr at the Jiort&. we are ow prepared to
make and furnish the following Machinery and Im
plements:
Stationary and Portable Engines, Cir
CUiar oaw UllllS, VJlint aim oan .uui
Gearing, borghuni Mills, 'Jouacco
Fixtures, Horse Towers, Thrash
ing Machines, Superior Smut
. Machines, Bark Mills, Woo
Carding Machines, Fick-
era. Plows and Points, of the
most approved Patterns, Railings,
Columns, Stoves, Building Fronts
Cast Windows, aud Door Ft mes, Sor
ghuni Boilers, &c.
The attention of MILL-WP.ICHTS ia particular!
Invited, a we will put
MILLING MACHINERY,
nltshle for every variety of Water and Hm
Power that they mar prefer. Merchants in this air
tba adioluing cop.allea will be supplied with
- PLOWS AND POINTS,
Xew York Premium S. Sand 4, Bradley's, LI
Inf. ion's and Kill bids Plows of all sizes.
old Iron and Copper taken la Exchange for Oast
Ins.
We are Msnu faetareis Agents for the sale of
Bnbr Mill Stonea. Boltinr, Mowers and
Ketpers; toether with any other Machinery wan.
ted that we do not make.
Bestqaality of laeler kpl eonatantly w hand.
A Tewentv Horse Eogineand Circnlar Hw Mill now
for aala LOH'; also one Forty-six incS Circular
S"r J. B. BARRETT fe CO.,
Wyih-vill., Va
Messrs I. B. DT5N CO., RrMol, Ta;.a., axa
enr ax'nti. for sale of all goods kept by as
irckll, 1S70.-U.
i U. BaaaaTt Co.
..5. ' W
At the Old
JOHN A
AT
Ho ,
has just runciiASi;i in
at the old stand on corner of Front nu Mam .xtrrcts, 1risstoi a-'
lir-j "took of generally assorted Merchmtnite. Kvi ry arth-Ie from tt
least unto the greatest is perfectly new and has heen selected, and p inclined
with great care. To those purchasers who are prepared to
I am prepared to offer rare inducements, and all I ask is as examination of
niv stock and prices. '
I have employed as Salesmen Me?rs. John Keys and Thus. A . i arljr
who will be clad to see ail of their friends at tli corner.
Mar. 5, '7. tf- changed Jnly 1. J- A- JAMES-
G. 11. WIIITTEN.
THE RUSSELL
IS r.EPHESElSTED IN
WE also furnish, the
Power, and we ftirnisli
'urchastrs may desire.
WE KEEP
CHAMPION REAPERS. MOWERS,
Repairs and Extras for tlie RUSSELL MACHINES furnislierf lo v;ruer.
Oi fice and Warekoojis ouMaiu Street, nearly opposite Seneker fc Rro.
WIIITTEN & COWAN,
April 14th, 1S71 tf. "
SULLINS COLLEGE,
BRISTOL-COODSON, VA.
111 E next Session of Fire Months, of this f clmol
for Votififf Lailins, will c.Miimmire n tlie
- SStli Iiy f AdirilHl, 7C, la cliarjjo
f the luilowing tenchtis .
RKV. D. Sl'I.T.JSS, A. M.. Principal, and Trof,
of JonUil, Mor.tl and Advanced at. Sciences,
Prof. E. Deichu'ait, D, Ph., Professor of Mathe-
maticsarid Lngn55.
Mrs. B. L. Chanceauluu1, Principal Acalem.c de
partment.
Mrs. Sallins. Princir-al rrir.ary and rreparalnry
Departments, and Miss K. Cox aud Jiss Tiiunne
Cardwell, Assistaots.
Prof, F. P.. Haoker; Teacher of Ma.'ie and Taint
ing and Dran'int,'.
Mrs A. R. SuUms, Matron.
TEUMS, p'-r Sessi-m of rive Mouths nne-hilf
iu advar.ee, unless by special cuutract :
Primary Department ...flo CO
rreparatory lieparlment. I. 00
academic licp'l in Two Classes, 1st data,.. 14 00
' z-t CUM,.... II IK
Collegiate T)ersrlmert tnclnding Latin 20(0
Modem Lanenaces. each j0 (W
Music on i'iauo and Uuitar, each, with useof
Piano 5 00
Painti:K and Prawir.K. oiich, lo 00
Needlework and Emliroi.iry , each, 10 ("0
Vocal Lessons to the whole school, 'roe
Special Vocal Lessons 20 00
I'asrd and wood J
KoJidinff dpArtnient in charge of Principal and
his wife. Young ladies furnish tb-ir own pillow
eases, sheets, lowuts and ligms. w ssnms; can am
ad at a dollar per month. Ko deduction from
ills unless in cases of protracted sickness.
fcW-Vor particulars address the Principal at
Brist.-i'.Tcnu. Jan. 2S, '73. tf
1. icris
MERCHANT
TAILOR,
Main Street,
1 BRISTOL,
Va. & Text.
I72ESn and rcjui r nrTiva.a of etegant
? Cloths, Doeski.s.-, Faxct Castm kra,
and also the best Goods from the Woolen
MilU of Virginia aud Tenuesiice, euitcd
for erery day wear.
Coath, Pants, Ykst, &c., made to order
in the litest rcw ior eiyica at uwu crate
prices and satisfaction guaranteed. ,
Is Agent also for tlie New Tittor 5cin?
Tfarhhif. Mr. fetter nn cxrcrionced ma-
chiuist haa been encazed to exliibit and run
theue macliines. All orders for tliis enperi-
nr and rea'lv Fnlcndid new iuai;'.iino will
receive immediate attention.
W. G. STIiATTUN.
Feb'y IS, '73.--:f.
THE GREAT WESTERN
MATTRESS MART,
AND
Hair Manufactory
rpiIE MATTRESS AND IIARt MASC
X FACTORY ofMIAS. P. FELDBUKO I.bb
been removed to tbe New Store of Win, Kel
ler, next to the creek, on Main street, where
he would be glad to see Li oid frrenda and
patrons.
Particular attention pnid to the renova
tion of Muttrt'rHCH. Old. Mat tree-sea made
new at BinHll cst. The patr-nage of tlie
public solicited.
With tweuty-five years experience in the
bninea, feoU himself eouipetent to give
entire satisfaction. All work warranted.
CUA3.P. FELDUL'RC,
Sou ith tf
Jons. M. UtLLia.
H. D. Mcssei.xas.
J Qll
21. MIIXCB & CO
CEALKR IX
Paper, Blank Sooks,
tionery
S- W.Cor. Ealtaore al Howard "U
IluUiaioir.
nLiXK BooVa, Iiy Bok, "ash
rtooks Jour
nals. Ledgers luroiee. letter and all k.nos 01
books Biade to order In any atyle of bindl..; or
nling- In the best style at shortest notice. iKlST
ISO a"d BiSDI.VO of every description dor.e
promptly. Cards, Checks, Bill Heads, Circulars.
Pens, Pencils, Inks, Envelope. Letter Presses
Inkstands, Banksrs Cases, Cash Bxe, fiold Pei s
and Stationery of aeiy description constantly on
band. Orders solicited, fiss Ukua la aa,chaogc.
Jan. 20 3bx.
Corner!
J AMES,
JilMKS BLOCK,
new youk and openfu
MOSES 11. COWAN
SBPAEATOE
THE ABOVE CUT.
World Reuowned THRESHER with, or without
Machines and the Powers either mounted or not. aa
ALSO
and the DaYTON SULKY RAK E
CALL AT
' A. PICKENS'
Watch & Jewelry Store
2nd ses his Urgt. 'nd E!eg:nt
STOCK OP
GOLD
WATCHES
ro'.u '2
Mlvr r 'Vatrlir O
CHAINS.
I.cotinc, Vest and XecL, iall.jPUted
Hair, Silk and Steel,
Ladies' Pins
Far-Uin?8, Setts, 4c.. in gold and coral, pi
tt-d. Moet elegant debijfiia.
RINGS.
Rings in plain gold and every variety of seta
lid rich design.
o -
Gents' Pins
In Masonic, Odd Fellow, Knislita of Pythiai
and every other beautiful design.
o
CLOCKS,
Hocks to suit the multitude atjriccJjiuit
lie to the tiniej.
o
Wedding presents, rich and rare,
(iifts to pleaec the jounj and fair;
Uirthday tribes, wedding rings
Picken cells these joyctia tilings.
Main Street, Bristol, Tcnn.&Va.
Next lor to J. M. Parkcr'a and; directly
oppoite Keller k Brewer's Stove House.
Mob. 4, 13
BR.I3TOL FOUNDRY
AND
MachinojShop.
Encourage Home Manvfaetnre,
WE ARR NOW r RF. PAR I'D TO FLRNI.SII
all ki id of CASTIXfiS In onr line. And to de Sa
i.itinx vlth prompti..s and In the bs rosnner.
Lariii niHiber ol Plows. fin Ulitl, k.
hand. ilX03,9lTU CO.
Jaly 21. 1ST1.
SEABOARD INSUR
ANCE 'COMPANY,
OF NORFOLK, VIRGINIA.
Walter- II. 1 aylor,
President.
W. Talbot Walko,
fccureiary.
DinKcroi:3.
C, R. PoffieM,
J . V . Whli. I.nr-t,
H. H. "naiiil'ria;ne,
fm. . (iwaibimy,
Ji.n. T lltll.
t.a. TM.f.
J. -V . Hinion,
L. Brkle.
W. H. Wp lute,
Ji.o. L. K.'per,
VH. A. a. Tavlor.
F. X. Bsju,
Kir lis id Taylur,
Wui. li. 1'eisrs,
Jno. Goods, Jr.
CAPITAL, $150,000 CASH.
The FtofkhoMers embrare the mos
ritif i-csr.ful buuiiiesa men of Bouibairi;
Virginia.
I. C I OWLL, ARfut,
(.ofsoif, Va,
Nov. ll-Cui, -
wtt mm ?
A BRISTOLITER. S3.SSSXK) worth.
Ajril 14th, 1S74. 4t.
o