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DIHSTOL NEWS
TUSdy, JUNE ?, 1874.
Ar.Hl '"AL am. PEFAltTl'RE OF TRAIN?
ITMXTIf, nis. SLCUIO B.C.
V.";Jii!iil!f'Tl life-.
I;:firn Trains:
love Lrml.l.ur-4 6'1 r -M mid 5 a
r,j;i lirirtul 4 ttt am "4 30
i,..,vs Hristol 11 1 1 a u ' S I S
i'nir,- at I.vuol.b'g 10 10 r m " V :0 a
M.
M.
V.
M.
!r.i:wnT :
i,iv- "t Bristol C Of. a m. t fi 15 r m
T. T. T.l. tr.i Cl. R. R.
X'vJrtltc Time.
r..LG:.r. Train :
J(.ve P.r.-tol -1ft a m mul 4 10pm.
Ktioxviile 10 38 a JJ & 10 .r,8 P M.
Arrir in 'lt;itt!noopa 4 .r,0 p a l S' a m.
I.ae CliutUiioe?" & SO A M & 10 fiy I'M.
l ::i!)- Kr.nvi1!e 11 44 A v JL. 3 f.5 A M.
.me Rtutol 7 .1 l" & 10 2? A "
I'r:::jt;iiT Trains :
I.taves RlisU.l ft a m k f. ."0 p M.
Arrives at Ibistol 9 30 M & 8 r. M.
Amiounoemen.
V"o nrc authorized t( announce
.Tamis I. IIaii:k a candidate for re-
!-tion to l!ie ofliee of Clerk of the
County Court of Sullivan County.
A CAItI.
To the People of the Second Sen.
atorial District, Composed
of tlic Counties of Sulli
van, Hawkins, Clai
borne, Hancock,
and Hamblen.
I take this method of annonncins: to
von that I nin a candidate to represent
you In the Senatorial branch of the
ktth Central Assembly of your State,
in makir.ir thi nniiouncenient, I am
1'ree to state, (bat I have no disposition
to disregard the w i.-lnn of the people,
but on the contrary. I cannot be tn
iJneed to b ud myself to a policy that
will, in any way. disturb the harmo
ny of tin- 'pnftv or contribute to its
U f. at. Knowing that the .people are
p.-if etlv competent to make a proper
M-b-eiioIi. I shall hold myself rea.ly to
nibuiit to their wishes, be tl.ey what
t'li v may.
llcspcctfullv.
I,. 11. Dkxxv.
April -Tib. 1S74.
We are authorized to announce V.
JI. (Ill si. KH a candidate for the ollice
..r ib-venue Collector of S;illi van Coun
ty nt ihe August election.
We 'ire nn'borised atid requested to
; i,t.t!l'.0 Col (Iko. It. McCl.Kl.I.A.v,
.f Sullivan County, as a candidate to
l. picsi'iit the first" Coii'jresMonal Dis
1 i-i.-t of Tennessee in the44lh Congress
of tb.e I'nitnl Slate.
3Ietcoio!of?ical llcport.
::n at Noo.v Ti:ki:mo:i:ti:k in
SlIAl'K.
Mav .lime, 174.
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ash .Ii:v'.i.i:i:.
P.ristol Ten:).
"l.r Strnwht ri ' tfifif. L;ist. Fri-
inl.t t r the hiixl'it f tb-
civ
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..I !. li iwlliil (.ll'l- f'4"l.
V. i huh iiv.. -
X ir ArfrtiCMitHiifx.W'e call :t.
f. iitiiii t! tbi advertis incut of M r
.b.bn W. .lett who can show you a
?!ck r roods as new and bright a
ii vi r ;aw.
I he Va. Ib'use is advertised fr
Sale on the 11th of July. The pro
pel ty i" very valuable.
r.'itim M an!.- The town of C.ood
. n cal's on jH ople indebted for lots
1i I'nnif forward and pay at once, or
suit will be brought.
At ,hhu;h:.-yr. W. W. Hurt,
has now a line stoek of goods at the
Abingdon Depot, and he proposes to
sell at reat advantage to Purchasers.
J! urorni . Mr. J. M. Barker has
removed his Store to his own building,
which was burned last fall and has
been throughly repaired.
Infirm for ?A iar Mrs Mary
Worley. widow of Thomas Vorlcy
!eccastd. and who died recently at
Mr. Win. Ituthci fold's, in this vicinity
at lb-? age or 70 years, hail been
unable to walk for thirty four years,
a third of a 'century, the average
duration of human life she ft in a
chair, unable to take a step, the
victim of rheumatism.
J)r. Mimfry.WMl deliver the
annual adJress at Sullins College, uext
Thursday at 2 o'clock 1'. Mj
Important ,V.-Fq C C. Cambell
has sold Ids Hickman falls property
seveu miles south of Abingdon to the
niessrs Johnson, two gentlemen from
Canada. It consists of 14 j acres with
a mill, and the price is $2.5XJ. cash.
The purchaser expects to developc the
lumber business, a:id we are . gUd to
uelcome them to our county.
Jiatc Hull, Abingdon beat the
athletics last Saturday, but by the
tkln of l heir teeth. Score G3 to 33.
Dutl.yir. Samuel Booher died
last night at his residence four miles
v est of Bristol, aged perhaps Go years,
7i BluHt. Messrs Gallop & Son,
having completed their improvements
will make their first blast at the Eagle
Furnace next Saturday.
Thr Hucf-alattratc.VrebWlenl Sul.
litis preached, last Sunday, the Bacca
laureate Sermon to his own Senior
Class, Rev. W. W. Bays being detaiu
e I by an attack of fever. 1 1 is sermon
was based on "Mary w ho hath chosen
the better jart," and was intended to
!''- practical more than eloquent, and
while it was so the speaker frequently
Save Vent 1 spontaneous bursts which
'iht well be characterised as the
tlow of true oratory
iiig CoVcyr. Next ' Tuesday
'-veiling the young gentlemen of King
'Vdoge will contend for the King
M-dsd.
Wedneailay evening th? 10th, the
vf!nir.eneement exereir.
xt Sunday the Biocrdaureate
rinonhy pj-of, Vaughnn.
CIOODSON TOWNSHIP KLKC
TIO.N. Conl rary to our expectation there
"was considerable interest manifested
in the election Inst Thursday. There
were polled I'M votes nt (Joodson and
j 44 at Hall's Jiottom. Here Lithe
i result :
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srptHVisoi:.
Wallrr .Thi;'or, J - j (r,
il. 1'. Calculi, ;(i ii ;s,
jissrsson.
W. A.r.ndfr, 7J 4
S. K. u. Carinnck, js, -14 w
J. T. Il-jcy, u " j u
ci.'M.r.cTor..
It. Thompson, 170 41 -
COJI'r. OF UO A U.S.
I. It Uolilp, 14fl u
J. T. !!anl)yv 2
A - I. VValriiisiui, 2.1 21
oveusekr or roou.
Nick Dcbtui, , a '
JUSTICE OK PEACK.
A, A. McCoiincIl, HG 4f 10
CO.-JTAELK.
Jrl GalliW, 4 in:.
Jtio. Ctrmack, il " ;,'
S. A. Oammfii, j; jo
C'ubine. 2 2
C.EKIC.
T. J. Millard, 1"0 22 122
Dorlnt.lti in receipt of many new
articles of handsome jewelry.
Secretary RHnrd.son fouud tli2
Treasury too Vol for liim yesterday,
and resigi.ed Delano succeeds him.
The Civil IJijfbts Hill.
The following are the provisions of
the civil rights bill as passed :
J Section 1 That all citizens and
other persons within the jurisdiction
of the United States shall be entitled
to the full and equal enjoyment of
the accomodations advantages,
j facilities, and privileges of inns, pub
lic conveyances on land or water,
theatres and other places of public
amusement, and also of common
schools and public institutions ol
learning or benevolence, supported
in whole or in part by general taxation,
and of cemeteries so supported, ana
al.-o the instii ulions l.nown as
agricuhuiul colleges, endowed by the
L'nited States, sul ject only to the
conditions and limitations established
I by law, a:.d applicable alike to
I citizens of every race and color,
; reg'idlcss of any previous condition
of .servitude.
Section "2. That any persrni who
i shall violate the fcicgoing section by
j denying to any person ei. tilled to it.
; benefits except, lor reasons b' 1 1 v
! applicable to citizens f every race
j and color, and regardless ol any
i previous condition of scivitude, the
i nil ci jovnicnt of any of the jiccoin
i inodatious. advantages, facilities or
i privileges in said section entimeratt d.
j or inciting m:c!i denial, such person
! .... .v.j .-..v.. ........i. i.,.u j.nrn i
I I. If O'.'OIV LlW'l i ,ktit A v. .ll f..il..t
; and pay the sum ot live hundred i
j dollars to t!:e pe:Mn aggrieved
: tbeu-by, to be iccoveud in aiiiicini j
' o.i the ease ni-h lull costs, and .shall I
a bo for every sue Si i-Hense be deemed j
j g'ui ty of a ini.viij ineaimr. and upon
I conviction thereol shall be li.icd not
! more than ?l ()()0, it: siiall be inpi isen
! ed not more than one v ear. piovided
j that the party aggrieved shall not
j reci'vt r more than one penalty, and
when the oliense is a res. lit of btn i iJ.
; the penally in iv bo r. covered by the
process at Ian- ol the 1 eirs of the person
, who had been refused burial, r.n 1 prn-
vided luit.her, that all persons may
j elccito sue for the penally afore-aid, or
, to proceed under their rigth at com
j moo law, and by the State statue, ai d
I have so elected to proceed in the o'te
. mode, or the other, their right proceed
j in the other jurisdiction shall be
i barred. Bus this provision shall
not apply to criminal proceedings
either under this act or the criminal
law of any State.
Section ,'). That the District and
Circuit Courts of the Fni.'cd Slates
shall have, exclusively ol tb.e courts
of the several Stales, cogv.uice of
all crimes and offenses against and
violations of the provisions of this
act, and actions for the penalty
given by the preceeding section may
ie prosecuted it: the Tenitoral,
District, or Circuit Courts of the
United States wherever the defendants
may be found, without regard to the
j oilier narty, and the district attorneys,
j marshals, and debutv mar.-diiSs of the
: United States, and commissioners
! appointed bv the Circuit and Tcr-
ri'.orial Courts of the United States,
are hereby specially authorized and
leqniied to institute proceeding
against every person who shall violate
the provisions of this act, and cause
him to be arrested and imprisoned
or bailed, as the case mav be, for.
trial before such courc of United
States or Territoral court as by law
has cognizance of the offense . except
iu respect of the right of itctinn
accruing to the person aggrieved, and
such district attorney shall causa
such proceedings to be prosecuted to
their termination as in other cas
Provided, that nothing contained in
this section shall be construed to
deny or defeat any right of civil
auction to any peison, whether by
reason of this act or otherwise.
Second 4. That no citizen pos
sessing till other qualifications which J-
arc or may be provided by law shall
be disqualified for service as grand
or petit juror in any court of the
United States, or of any State, on
account of race, color, or previous
condition of servitude; and any
officer or other person chargtd with
any duty in the selection or sum
mooing of jurors who shall exclude'
or fail to summon any citizens lor
the cause aforesaid fchall, on con
viction thereof, be deemed guilty of
misdemeanor, and fined not more
than one thousands dollars.
Section 5. That all cases arising
under the provisions of this act in
the courts of the United Stales shall
be reviewed by the Supreme Court of
the United States without regard to
til1? sum in controversy, under the
same provisions and regulations as
arc now provided by law for the
review of other causes in said
courts .
Wm. F. Payne. Agent Weed Sew
Machine, keeps on hand, needles,
oil, and all attachments for Machines,
at Mrs. Dowkr & Frost, Main St.,
liristol, Teiin. May2G. tf.
Fresh (Jardcn and Flower seeds, just
j received. Call early if you wish to se
! cure your 5eed- for Spring gardening,
i J. G. PErPFIi.
Feb. 21. tf.
t
j Horrtcr Fair Xoticel
! Stoikho'ders in the Border Fair As
j soeiation are notified that a call for
! thirty per cent, additional of their sub
j script ions has been made by the board
i of directors, and it 13 hoped that
' prompt payment will at once be made
to the undersigned,
j F. B. McCbNAIIAX,
i .-. Secretary.
I May 2G, 1&71. 4t.
Fine, medium, and cheap Picture
frames, both square and oval, at the
Book Store c.f King & Hill.
Mav 2G-2t.
Fresh Beef, every Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday at the meat market
n Cumberland Street.
WlIKIiLEIt & EmVAKDf?,
April 7. If.
IHtlSTOI. MUX.
An Interest for Sale on extraor
dinary terms.
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 cash, the amount that,
it would yield in five yea r3 (proftit) to
the purchaser, we rurning it to its full
capacity the amount to be ascertained
by fair tests C. C. Canmbe.I.
We will also pay cash for good clean
wheat and keep on hand constantly
the different grades of Hour 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 at any moment, therefore
no order will be honored, except the
cash accompany the same.
Parties can have their grinding
dona on short notice full satisfaetio
guaranteed.
Cami'iiki.t, & Williams.
Nov. IS tf.
77e Question has often been asked
where can I get my fine watch or
clock properly repaired, to that I
can rely on it. That question can
casiry he solved hy having yonr
time keepers repaired, adjusted aiid
cleaned hy
A. -Pick ex,
practical watch-maker and jeweler,
from London, England,
Bristol, Vn. et Tenn.
June 24. tf.
Garden Seeds, warranted fresh and
genuine, from most approved growers,
are now being receive ! at Bunting &
Peppers.
Also the justly popular Pure White
Lrad from the Southern Manufactur-
ui 'JO., .V.. Ji-ms. .M:., ami Sta"
Lead from Newark, N. J.
A full line of Bnigs, Tedicine
Notions, Oils,. Varnishes, Coolrs
ft
ii;-,lsiies . j o'oacco
Ci'ars , k:. .
Feb. 10 If.
Sish, j,'iii, Jlior, Monblings
'Scroll Work. Ihackets, Mill Work,
Flooring and Weather Ho ardiiiij. can
j all be bad of Lee Ferguson at thcii
j new Sum m Factory, between Lee and
iVater Streets, tjnodson. Jjinnbci
i will be fnrnislicil. or not as d-sired.
! Work done in first class style in
j short order, and at prices to suit the
i people. The Factory is two stories
i liili, with "ii-rine room 12.2"
' with eniiiue of '20 horse power. Ad- I
I dress
j MATTtlX, it Fi-:i:rasoN.
i Briblol Va., and Tenn
Feb. . tf.
Good Idea. Fine Cijrars, fine To-,
baeeo, and the finest wines and liquors
to be had at (Soon Idka Saloon, by
Capt. Jno. V. Davis, ou Front Street.
April 21 tf.
We desire, in all Kindness but iu
jr.no J earnest, to say lo our subscribers
l bat we are positively in need of the
little amount they are due us. It is
absolutely neccessary that we must
collect at once and we hope they wil
without further delay, let us have
our money. This call is intended to
apply to every subscriber who owes us
as much as ten cents.
i: w ai v r. h t i . km t: sth
NEW STOEE
On the Cash Basis.
I have opened a select Rock of GOODS
iu
KELLKl'.S'S BLOCK, BRISTOL,
and propose to deal with the people on a
strictly Cash basis. Selling my Goods at
one tis.ifonn low cash rate, and paying a
uniform cash rate lor the products of the
Country. On no other basis can a correct
and satisfactory business be done. 1 will
have fo sale
Dry Good", Hardware,
(Jueensware, Notions, Dru f.
Hats, Boots and Sht.cs
anl all the Staple articles of trade needed in
the country. I wish to buy all good produce
for the highest cash market rates.
Having" the advantage of experience in
the trade and of long acquaintance with the
people, 1 appeal to them to Come and See
what I can do for them.
XO trouble to show and price goods. All
arc invited to call and look. West of the
bridge, Main Street, llristol.
JOHN W JETT.
June 2, 17-1. tf.
NOTICE.
Sale of Valuable Hotel
Property in the town of
Goodpon, AValiin
ton County, Va.
D 51151 A XT tn
decree of the Clrrnit Conrt f.f
r
Washington Comity, Va., tendered In the
cane of Sarah K. Usrlii, Exwitrix, ice.. Ar T.
Mry Lljroii, et t and K. B. McClannnliait, Aiim'l.
if., ri. Jlary Lionetiln. at tho May t rm IS74
of said t'onrt, . Iha ndrstned Comtniniionerii
will, on tlie 11th Jar of July, oell on ths
iremie at public out-rry. lo Ihe liicliest bidder
three-foorthd interct in the I.-irx and eorainodionit
Hotel property known the Virginia Hnnse.
TKKMS. A nui in eauh down, mtTici.Mit to pir
(he eootK .f fnit ami coiumlio:i and cots of nn'e,
Ih t lialief In eal lntnlln.eiit of oni, two and
.i.......m villi intcirtf from da!" of :ile. bond
nn.l amnio necaritr reenir. d and a "o n r-Ottiiod !
on the properly t-X 1 lie puiehase iiioiiey '. paid. j
j li . , . " lf, - r
X. M. TAVLo;:, J CuiviuVk
J!;"y Wlh.tdi1,
"THE WOULD WOXDEUS
WHY IT IS THAT
Anstins Lirer Begn
lator, ;
' So Fa?' Excells all Oilier
Noav Before the People, j
Tim r.anon it i tho reiu'.t 'of thirtT-flre y
year fiC.licrlngan 1 t-Xjprimehiiii writli the Hctnn j
ic med'.cincs nntil we hae brought it to t!ie pri'
a. lit lt4f perfection nd nf.w jir'.vH il won- I
il.'l ul virtues i ti".'i iv uci.irf g.unc nong mmii
....nd -e nowboidir ci.aii.7re, o. world ,
i.rodnre its fcui'ALs m gcnnii SAFKand ke-
l.lAKI.K KA4I1LV in.dicine. li curen all derane
n:ept of the l.iver and bowels, and pnrtliea the
blood, ha enred eTeial rate of fcrnfala, prerpntK
and' rnre ilise? "em" rally il lalsen In time.
(Cholera and 1 Fevern not pxreptvd) lienre erery
family hhoalJ keep it in I heir house and ihns pre
vent ficl:neh and Pix-tor blll-i. It ia a purely
Trgelable compound ntade of the l.onfs f Ameri
can growth, their Medicinal prnpertixs extracted
with pare applo vit:e;:ir wiih. ut one tiop of spir
its. Where is inedicine that brings you audi an
arr.iv of
HOME TESTIMONY
OF
Grntlcmcn of Oflicial Standing:.
The number enuM easily lc d'tttded with
in one mile of the place or iuunuf:icturi g
AUSTIN'S
Of prentlcmen of equally uiiibmbted vpracJy,!
bat lie that will not believe tins
cloud or iriisjzssizs
tvouM not believe tliOug'i ene rose from
leaI. itl i i. .
the
Johnson City, East., April !.", lSit.
We tlie citi7.cns of this town an'! vicinity
lu liciirtily reeoaimenil Austin's Liver ltejj
tilator tin beinz one of the safest nml lie-t
f fniuilv iiieilicint'S we lnive ever useil. It is
excecdi'irly nopnbir here where it is ni.nle
ami has perloraicd many -wonikfl'iil cures
amoucc us,
B. F. .Swingle, Clerk anil Master Chance
ry Court.
O. I'. Childress, Merchant.
11. Hurroulis, .Merchant.
h J. Adams, House Builder.
"II. II. Crunch, 15uild?r,
A. 15. Bowman Post Master.
1. B. farnswoith, Express and Depc.t
Aent.
A. .1. Topping, Surgeon anil Mechanical
Dentist. '
K. F. Akard, Attorney at Law.
Kev. T. 15. Felta of the M. E. Church,
S nth.
I!ev. F. I). Crtunly, P. C. of JonesboiV
Circuit, II. C, M. K. ChiKch, South.
Col. P. 1. C, Nelson, es-Stnte Senator of
Tenueseee.
Pr. II. II. Ciirr, es-rteprctfcn.ilivc of Teti
ness e Legislature.
Cul. J. K. Miller, U. S. Itevciitie Collec
tor. 1). W. Crumly, Cit- Mayor.
Oinrlc S. liiilli.w.i y, fitv Marshal.
W. II. Taylor, Oity Alderman.
Jaco'i Mc.Vcesi-., City Alderuian.
. J. M. Oarr, Citv Alderman.
Kev. J. 1. DanIierty, of M. E. Church.
A. J. Daugherty, 8hoe and Boot maker.
I. M. Taylor, bej uty Mieritf.
E. S. Crnnily, Tinner.
J. 1. S. Itylmrn, Tanner.
A. S. I'.rownlow, t'laini A";ent.
E. I) !!ss, Hotel Kee cr.
(i. W. Micky, Hotel Keeper,
S. II. Miller, Justice or the Peace.
J. M Williams, Justice of the Pe.ai-o.
J. B.
.ove. Farmer.
This Medicine is made and sold in John
son City, E Tern., hy .nstin Brother at '.
per Lottie of ' bottles to the j; dloii. a 1:1 eral
disconnthy the do.., all liliciled with pvint-e-1
ilireelioiis. Send lor printed circulars.
c j tree, giving imicii information al.-o for Mc-:i-
cine to Austin broihcis, Jol.nson City, East
' I'enncs.-cc.
May l, J.s72.-3in.
NEW SPEING
GOODS.
OPENING THIS WEEK ct
. 8. DUNN & CO'S.
A handsome Assortment of COOLS
suited to the
Spring & Summer
Trade.
WE NAME THE FOLLOWING:
I'M pieces New Spring Prints in all
shades and at prices from 8 to lwU
Id ps cambrics in all colors.
1') pieces bleached cotton from 10
to 2-H
Japanese Poplins. Grenadines, Bcr
ags stud Alpacas, all styles and colors.
Drillimrs, j)nini"i, Niltonadcs, Jeans
Tweeds, and Cottonades for men aud
boys.
3-4 7-S 4-4 o-4 brown shirting and
sheeting, all prices.
Bibbons, laces, cpiilings, edgings and
Bufihngs, Green and brown Uerage,
Jhrnatinie and silk Berate veils.
4 doz. Ladies French Corsetts, from 6o
to 7oc, for best Fresh covered, steel, kid
and plain corsett stays.
New style hoop skirts, such as Sly
Quaker, Novelty. Alice and Mariata
skirts, new styles and cheap.
Ladies Spring styles of Skirls, em
broidered and plain. Empress Kid
Gloves all shades, sizes and colors, of
best quality and cheap. Lisle, Belvin.
thread and silk gloves. Ladies and
Gents linen, heni stitched ami cam
bric hankerdiiefs. Lace edited collars
and cutis, Pat. Leather Belts. Gar
ters, for ladies and children.
Hosiery in all styles at prices from
10c. up, both mis-es, children, and la
dies. Spool cottons, best O. N T. and
L'OO yards glaeed thread. Patten black
and Brown llax thread in hanks and
on spools. Needles, pins, mourning,
gilt edge aud common. All the new
styles (jlass, Silk, Basting and Wood I
buttons
Envelopes, plain buff, white tm-bass-etl.
luitial and fancv paper and
envelopes o match. Fools ('ap note
aim icirer pajer. rtioe lacets, uorseit
strings and knitting cottons. Pique
white, colored and striped. Very
cheap Pitpie trimmings, buttons and
fiinges.
40 pieces Swiss muslin, Bcx)k, Victo
ria, Plaids Brilliants, White cambrics
and Jackonetts, all prie-es.
Ladies new style cloth, hid. calf,
glove-tipped, misses and childrens
shoes, a large line of best work and at
tire lowest prices for good goods.
Mens and boys shoes, Balmorals,
and Brogans of" best slin k and in all
styles.
Our stock is just coming in fresh and
at bottom prices
GASH
JUL.
OH GOOD PRODUCE. AT CASH PRf-CES-
VK keen the best stock 01 Groceries, 1
1 l ,, ,.,nr i..t.. ..ii
tlycs, spun cotton, ca ..er na , pntty ,
glass, saddles, clothing, for me and ;
boys, ma:s. caps, oMs. bu.iM.,iary C.,j
1 . : . . '
1 : ,nv,ie ,lu; tri,;!e to, ;" o,;r 1
; yru-v ami uouus. -xw .iiuu-.,, Smm.s :
j kept or sobl. - . . j
I. Il- l)U- & CO.
Mi.v a.-lf;!.
Wool Wanted.
AT
THE ROTHERWCOD WOOLEN
j MILLS.
! CABBING, SPINNING & ANU
i FACTL'BING DONE IN THE
I BEST A.VN' ER fe ON
I SHOUT NOTICE.
HAVING employed hands of long
experience together with my personal
f .. .,i, v., ,:. if ..
i attention to i be bussiiiess will enable
me to warrant satisfaction to all who
nttij favor me by bringing their votd
to lliis mill. I will keep Jeans. Cassi
mers. Flannels Blankets, ami Spun
Yarn to exchange for wool at the-mill.
TERMS.
For Boll Carding, White, Ste. per lb.
Mixed liie. "
Carding and Spinning 2'!e. "
Or will card and spin for one-third
jeans made fr 50 cts. per yard. Blan
kets two dollars each or one half for
the ether, and other goods in propor
tion. X. B. The wool brought to be car
ded into rolls should be greased at
home. That which is to be carded
and spun bring one pound of grease
for 8 pounds of wool.
Borni:pAvooi),
Near Kings port
Jlawkins, Countv,
fenn.
2C. P. JORDAN,
Proprietor.
IfiTCASHPAID FOB WOOL.
May 5, 1S74. tf.
NEW OFFZRS !
NEW IDEAS !
See The Grand
Gifts
ol" Our lireesid Fi-ientls
to Suba-ci'iboi-fis.
Eiitirely.now niiI nnpredrdrnletl.nnd
miiIi , u ill inter t vrry !. Yimi
ml it ifyon don't itriid lor miiiiiiIvh
hikI lull itiirll iiIiiin wnlt'ii are sent
I'reei
SEE THE G BEAT WATCH OFFER !
liL R FIRESIDE FR1EXD is now in i s
Fiith Volmiie, thoroughly estaldishcd as ihe
leading; family and story Weekly in the
I'ti ion, hart the largest circulation, and the
Lest appointed printing puhlishin; e.-tab-
lisluuent nn't tiiiiiiiiug in tlic nest, t n
lare. eight-page illustrated an. original
family W eekly, price $.5,0(1 per year. Every
subscriber -retribution. Subscriber how
WE WANT AGENTS.
Vi'e want a representative in every neigh
borhood. Nothing etjiinlts it for agents, iiih!p
or temale, young or old Liwrjc C'txh
YaCH and a Superb Outfit, exclusive
territory, which i rapidly filling up. Must
apjjly at once. Subscribe by sending .
and receive the paper one year, a magnificent
premium, a share in the distribution, and
receive also Fkee Complete Outfit, or
send for particulars. Name terri'ory
desired in writting. Address
Watkks & Co., Publishers, Chicago, IU,
May 2tli, ls7i. Oni.
Grand, Spars, anl UpiM
PIANOS.
HAVE received upwards of
FIFTY FIBS r PREMIUMS,
and are tiniong thr; best, now math,'.
Kvery iiistruinent fully warranted for
live years, l'riees as low its the exclu
sive use of Ihe very best materials and
the nit thorough workmanship will
I Hermit. The principal Pianists ami
composers and the piaiio-pr.rchasiuir
public, of the South especially, unite
in the unanimous veidictof the supe
riority of ihe
Stief? Piano,
The BUI! A BI LIT Y of our instru
ments is fully established by over
SIXTY SCHOOL1. AXD COLLE
GES in the
Pianos
South, usimj over of our
Sole wholesale Agents for several of
the principal manufacturers of Cabi
net and Parlor Organs : prices from'
$) to S()"00. A liberal discount to
Clergymen and Sabbath Schools.
A huge assortment of second-hand
Pianos, at prices ranging from $7-3 to
i'.V)'.), always on hand.
Sfinl fur f llimt r.-iti'il I'jif nlniMip. foil-
(aining the names of over U.tMD South-
erners who nave uougtit anu are using
the Sticir Piano.
Chas. M. StiefT.
Warerooms, No. !) North Biberty St.
J.ALTl.MOUK, Ml)
Factories, 84 and Sb' (Jamdeu
4 and 47 Perry St.
May L'7, '7.,. ly
rtstol
Woolen
.Mills.
Building Completed and Ma
chinery Here.
Now Ready to Keckivk Wool and
Convert the Same into
Whatever the Ccsto
mek May Desikk.
Picking, Carding and Spir.ing into
any sized yarn, "nets, per lb., custo
mer furnishing grease. Salt grease
not used. All Vool should be thor
oughly washed and tags clipped.--(loods
made with special reffereiice
to the F irnier's needs. Shall endea
vor to ha'e always on hand, an assort
ment of Yarns and Woolen goods for
sale and exchange. Also hale cotton
from the new Cotton Mill. Wool
bought or disposed of in any manner
to suit the customer. Blaukets made
for (10 each, or for onp-lialf. Soin-
,,jnjr for one-third on share. Jeans
made for 4-j cts. per j-arI, Jiinsei'
2cts. Wool sent by rail will receive
prompt attention. Instructions
should I sent by mail. 01 tracked on
the inside of the sack. All persons
are respectfully invited to call and see
the new Factory and Machinery.
Work done by experienced men, sand
business done ytA cash ba.ds.' For
further parlieuh7. address
Bristol Wooi.kn Mill, or
C. II. Lkwi.", Proprietor,
May I23IU.
NEW PHOTO GRAPH
GALLEHY.
' Vi'f).Li Rospe'tfully announce to the
; citizens of IVsiol-Uojxlson and enrrotirtfling
; cijiitiirj ilitit he lias leased the King Cluck
! .PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
,, ,, ,,. , , , . , ,
n.l has thmotialily refitted and rcfurnndicd
, , - now IirC(, todttM
wi in Kne i ef ,c .
eevmi rnn periem-e ult
in" iiii rvarini iro . arti nine iai tut
1 est .rtist in the ji.,te i. tcu that i.c m
h the
?u r.lM.ee satLsracttnia.
fall an.l examine any work wUtlicr you
i.le - ire pictures or. l.
I May 12, 2.-.l.-3u.
feS" S
PURCELL, LADS f CO
DEALERS IX
MKlJlC'IXl", I'll K3IICA LP, l'A I NTS,
J)YKS, V.MtNlSlIKS,
Frer.t ?1 1 Pol il ted I'la 1 1 :u u I
Cvlindei" Window Glas
tOUSLH SLATS t:oei'ISO I'aIXThi
Scud fur Circular and Testimonials.
PUBCKLL. I.ABO & CO. iV?.
Main and IMU St.e.-ts. , ife.i!'! V; Pk :iir
biciivono. va. , M&?23$m ,. ;-.Kf-'rzlj
:v::vK
PETERSBURG PRICE C'JRREST. : , ,SSv?.
UOItRKL'l hi)
BY
ALLEN & PRICHARD,
1 IiwIcmxIc- lirorri!i A CoiiiiiiiKMitiii
Mrrrltnnlv.
so. ii eu sin-n, t'ETtit'ir.rs'i, va.
rKTrsnTs, V.r CI.
g i:r.v.
WHEAT. rriiii Wl.ite
K.-,l
COUX Crimr W,itn
Vc.Iuw anj Mix.-.I
OAT.-.
BUTTKK. rnme X. Y. fi. sl n.
" M.nnr;titi,
Lower j;ia h .M.miihi.ii,
REKSWAX,
l.ffcil'tf j
i sf.-ii:i
a.-4i
s' MV
i-i-.r
air i
11 A V . .'t:i:M..-l
DHIKPFRCIT IVarlr, IVal.-.l. lil't
' I'l.I'.illfJ, t. -.So
FEATIIEKS, CiaT.V
W'UWU- W-fti-.T, aa4r
Vnvra-li.-il, i:tN
!'' v. Jiia'.'-.V
rE:VS. SI..I-K Vfl", -1.7."s-J I'll
FielJ " ! .l.".al.-.'.
EOi:s. 2u.i-J-.V
POTATlES. Iiih, :!..i.4.'!
Sfffi, a.'Zjji.i.'t
AV r','i,rf fallv n.irrt C..ni-nnif.nt of prfH'uri"
s.'.-iihII., I" tlm salo i'f whi.-li ire will gir." o
ii-.ti n!trlii"li, (;u:ll:inu I lie 1 i x 1 -1
niaikcj frt- s nut niujt return".
ALI.EX i: rillCHAItrt.
Mar .1, l?ri. f v.
BOOKS !
KIIXGr & HILL,
fAIX STIUCET
II R I ST O I
T7"EEP always on liaiuls u lull
Stock of School, Blank :iml
AXlSCKLI.AN KOL'S JOOKS,
Letter, A'ole, Cap, Jfoitrniiiy
and Initial 'liicr, A'n c
lopes, 7it, (2 eix, Pen
cils, tOc, Ac.
Agents for Snt:n-'s Piano.
Feb, 2-tf.
Mrs. Bettie Galloway
AT her new stand South of Reynolds Hal,
has now opened the most superb stock of
Miilinery, Dress and Furnishing
GOODS FOR LADIES
Ever exhibited in South-Wcel Eas
Tennessee.
All the latest and in st elegant article.-,
which ii to make tip the mitiiuiu of the
fashionable lady, are to he had at her estab
lishment. i:o.vnet.-
hats,
GLOVES,
IIOSIEKY,
CO K SETS,
SKII'.T",
IH'STLES,
r.isuo.NX,
LACKS,
TKIM.MlIiGS,
LININGS,
L),y:j:u,
and all of the el ceteras,
April 21 tf.
.:p:pxJ:iLTONrs'
AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA.
.eu IttvcJ Eds ion.
Kutirrly rwrillcii l.r tlic nl'ifst writ.'r .n crcry
miiij'ii-t. 'linloil from ru- type, ami ijlntr.it. il
wita Several Tlioaij:iii. l.iii? r;i un.l il.ti.s.
Tint w.iit otijjinallv jiliiM-il umlr llio tit I ..f
TlIK .VfcW A.MhKll AM t.V. I.wl'u-I.IA WjtMSMll!. ! d in
iMia, inct- uhicli t i in e I lie v i.le cir.nlan..ii uiiii-U
t lias .ill:iin.-a hi nil .art 4 of tlio I'liiltil St.ttm,
itii.l Ihu i.'nnl .luVdl.jiiH-ii!i wlucli havt- luKru
placf in t-rtry brain-It ..: i-ci.Mi.-r, liit-ratnre. an. I ait
iiavr iit.luf-ed Hi.; a-iiit.ri h and j-ibiiht!ri to Milt
luit it to an exact and thorough r.-Ti.M.m, and to
run a new rdiiio.-i cnlill-U 1 lit Am kkli . C . 1.0
raruiA. XV it Kin tin- Iiil t.'ii v.rari tlie roj;r.,i4' of disr.iv
ry in every dpartniKiit of knowUdif.. Iin inai!-; a
ii.-w irork of 11-f.T ;nc" an ini'rativo w.mt.
Tin riioTcnivnl of n-ilitici aduir. Int.-. k't pare
Willi tli- di.covm i.'i of xrii'iici', and tli.-ir ti niiliil
appliration to ttio tndiTrial ami u-'fiil ::rt- and
the convrnit'iipt. and r.-lirn-iiirnl of social liiV.
t.r.'ttt wars n.l rotir..ii'nt i-vi.iuii"- liav..- m-t-ur-r.-tl,
inv.l viinx naticiiat t-ahnK'-4 ol pi-ciuiur inoiii.rt.t.
Tin? civil war of our o-n r.iin.tiy, wiiit-h wa at
It.-hciglit when tin-l:o. Yi'lnmr of 1 1. . 1 .1 w.'ik
apptari--d, liaa liappily lifrti Glided, iml a
j V'",;"1 ",,d i"JUl,u' ""'"
l.i-
l.art acc-f!iot: to our e..i:raplilral knowlcd?
Ii:ire liecn luado Uj .h india ig ibln rxplor. is of
Airica.
Tin-great poliiic! r.' ulnlinii of tbi-l;ot iter p,
witli tini national r.-Milt of tin' lapstj of ti.n-. Iiavr
brought into poblit- vo w a inn II ii tnle ul new nmn,
nrhihK tiillnert arts i't ereiv .ii'ja itit.illli ai.il ot
n'LU'KLY
St.. illld wli" lire irvery tt-e i- ri'ri..in t. k'i'.v the par
I Oculars. Ureal battles hare hct-ii fctihl and mi-
portant cli- niaintain. .1, of which Ihe Uali.i. are
as yet prvMerred only in II. c i.-w -.paper .r l.i tl.e
tranl.-nt pnMie.itifMis ..f the dar, bin wiilclt .oiic'it
now tolaku their place in permanent and DDthrti- I
lie Lislury.
In preparin:; th present edition -foi the pr- s,
it has nccoiitinriy been the :tiin oftli. r.!l.r.t..
brin; down the information to thn latest possiiile
daten, audio rurnish an aeenrate p.rrnniu olihe
nioHt recent discoveries in science, of erery fresh
production in lileraliire, and of tin; newest inren
liotis in Mm practical arts as well a I.. give a suc
cinct and original lecord of the pr.tei f poliiial
and historical erenix
The wm k ban been In'sn after lonjr ard rarefnt
preliininaty labor, and with the nn.t ample resour
ces for ruriritix it on to a iiccesfMl terinination,
.ne of Ihu origin! Hterotype plat.:s hire beeh
nsej, hut erery JHi has Leen printed on new (yc
lopiedi.t, with fee same plan and compass as its pre
decessor, hut with a far greater pcriiniaiy ex pen
dltore. and with micli it iproremeiit j in lis roinpo
vition bare, bean ii,'estcd by longer jjtpeiicnce
and enlaiged knowledge.
Tlie illustration which ar Introdnred for the
Hrst time in the present edition hare been aild -d
not f.r the sake of it-tori il ell. -el, bill lo K're
greater lucidity and f rre lothe explanattti In Ihe
text. They embrace, all hraitelieff .f sei,-!,.,, i,tl.i
of natural history, and depict Ihe riost finor and
remarkable feature of scenery architect lire, :nl
art, as well as lh r iriiu prmress,. and nie.-Uan-ir
and iiianiifactnre. vtllhotih li. tended f.r in
stroctiott rather than emh.'lishn.ei.t, i.u pain have
ben arel lo ineiire I heir artistic mi-el l.'iice ;
thn cost of their eXcnulon I eirorinoit, and il is
believed they will Hud a Welcome reception as mi
.f.lniirel.le feature t.f lha Cyclopaedia and Worthy
of Its hi'h character.
ThU work is old to S Ibsrriber only, payable
on delivery of each r.'ln me. Il will be completed
in sixteen lare ca-tarr. v..!niie( each ciitainiu!;
al.otit Soo rn:;e. fnlly lllis?rated with eT'iral
th.msand WimmI pt.erariiixs allli with nnmer-us
colored Lithographic Jlaj
Prirranil Nljle oflliiKlin
In extre Cloth, per vol., $-".N
In Library L. all.er. per vol., fc on
In Half Turkey JIorr.M-c... per vol., 7.00
In Half Knssia, i xtra gilt, per vol., S 00
In Kull MorriKrco, niiitqtie, jiitedge, per vol lo Mi
In full J.'ussia, per vol., )o,ih
Fire volnme n.w ready. Succeed ititc rolnmea
antil rom(ilelinn, will be issued once iu two mouths
Specimen page of tho AKirx fr. i.opjr
Pli. showing type, illustration, ect., will ' e cot
giatis, on applicall.m.
riaT-.'l.Ai Ca.rKmMi AoK.tr WiMrn.
AUres the I'ublislier
I). rn.KTOX CO..
& ,v"I ri'Uiiv,
.. r.
A Big Chance for Agents cf
Either Sex.
WANTED, Agents and Teldiers f. r our
r-RKSS A.M .ST R A I N V. 15-- Prense
and fctmins jam, jcfiien, herbs, vegetal. I s.
bird, t.-illow, mcitF, chese. !:v. t'ver riT.Oiio j
sold in a few localities. Sillioitiiek. Every (
lamily want It. I f-ne f the j.Ieasanfesf ,
moat usefnl, enccessfnl nd
i i
r.n.Htable j
Weighs "ix t
utensil ever old bv nzent.
rounds. Trice, 83.00.
1. . . 1
.XCbjRivp territory I
etven. t.ircntirs irerj. iiini.i.nr.i.n ,v:
, - i'f.nr t-f-rt-. r. l'. i
DAMC, 102 Washin-jton Si., Ronton, .Mais.
May 2C ft. '
CORKELIUS A. GRAY
Reirhflt nn MftiP-riP.'at'ipr 1
FRONT STRKET, one d,Kr fmith of Runt-!
in-x & Pepper I-'rn T- -re,
t. ached.
..May lt,'IS7l. tf.
Latu liO'iw t I
I
I - ..
i .fcJ 97 tia- LJ"
i
1 mhimmmh
i
i
I
I -
ilt tho Old Corner f
JOHN A. JAMES,
AT rOo JilMi2S? SLOCK,
I
1 1 AS JCST PLBCWASBP LT XV.Xr YOBK AND till NTr;
at the old stand on lorm r of Front and Main M reels, 1 i-11 i , V,-, '
lirotojk f fj?nera!ly aborted MerrlHiiHit. Y,y-rr rfii fii.tn ti
least unto tbf greatest is j erffi-tly n-w and has f.-eh !-!i-t!i 1 tiiui v:u-bf.;n
j With great care.
To those piiiebast is
I am prepared ( rnTor rare inducements, and nil I ask is s cxaMfnnfiMi
mv stock and prices. ,
I have employed a Sab'snten Mcssr. Toltn ICrjs r.m! Tlic-f. V. I
who will bt triad to nil of t heir Ti
Mar. il, Ts.-tf i-hang.-d July 1.
. A!. WIIITTEX.
1 i dMshdmi
THE EUSSELL SEPAEATOR
IS IIKP KSENTi;i) JN THE AIJOVE Cl'T.
WE al.-o furnish th World Beuown.d THLESHLB with, r without
Power, and we furnish Machines and lbe Powers cither mounted vr net, a
Puichacrs may desire.
WE KEEP
CHAMPION BEAPEBS. MOWEBS, and the I).V':CN r: KY BAKE
Bepairs and Extrns Tor ihe BUSSELL MA CI 1 1 N E.-' fi.misl ed to oulcr.
Office and Wakkkooms on.Main Street, nc irlv oj.po.-ite Setifker A Bro.
wiirri S jfi cowan,
April 14th. IS74. tf.
SULLINS COLLEGE,
'MB ISTO L-GOODSON, V A .
r 11 K next ?iion nf 1'ire Mfilh, of lliii St-hn.-i
I f..r YrlfiS Ladio". will c .liniii-iir.- mi On
211! Imy or .tli;ilit, 'T.1, :ii rl.aijje
of In; fi.tli.wing; t'-arlnT' .
REV. I. Sl l.l.iXS, A. Jl.. l-rinripal, mnl I'r .r.
of .Vrntal, JI.Tttl S'.d AdTaiird Aat. .'ritfiir.-a,
Trnf. K. ).'ii-hr.:ni. I. I'll., rrofexnmr of Ma;ii.-
Inatit'-i ami I.ati-a..n.'.4.
Mr-. I!. I . CuuiriMulni rtnflal Aradnni'- P
partinetif, Mrs. Snlliti. rrint-i; at I'rimary and l'r'anttry
l.-parf inetitK, uu I u-i K. Cox and .lis 'l imiuiv
t'ardweii, AnsistitntH.
I'r-'f, K. K. Ilai-k-r; TimcIi -r of JIasic ami l'aii.t-
in-; and nrawine.
Mr A K. Suiiins, M.it ron .
TE.iM.S, p-r S.-.!..ii i:f Kir- M..,.tl, -..ne-iialf
in adjnrt, nnjesn hy special contract :
Kriinai v l-p.Hrtnn'ii:
J'r.-p:!taiory hepartn. nt. ..
Act l'inic in.p'l in Two Cl.i-
irln ro
l-r hi
11 no
1-1 cia.sH.
J'l t-ias
1
f'olIcL-:ale liei.arinient tnr
Mo I. 'in I.anila--..s. e;'ch .
.Music or. l'niiioaiid m:iI.ii
i.Iii.i; Latin '.''' I a
.0 I'D
M. Il, villi
.1
rial
Pain tine and lrawit:', ei.ch, ....
'edlework rii'l Kii.l.roidery, each
Vocal l.e.sons ?o t l?e rt hole school
Special Vocal Leesiuis-,,... .... ....
oard and w.hi.I,
on
. In on
Ii no
Kre.
. O0
llo.ii.iiu.t: department in clnrj; of I'riucipal and
his wit'.-. Vounif l td"- I'lrni-h their own pillow
cases, sheets, towels and lights. Wjsliini( can be
h:ol at a dollar per rimnih. ,n deduction from
bills nnle.- in rases of protr.'cled sickness.
rs for particoiai uJJr.ss tin) I'lincial at
! Prist il. Tenn. Jan. "J . '7:t. t f
1874.
W. G. STItiilOX,
31 KR CHANT
TAILOR,
Mm'it Utret-t,
URISTOL,
V. 4 Tr.x..
ITlLSfl nnl rrnl.-ir ni:riT:)!.s of fb'jrftut
Ci.'.i its, .i::skis, Tani v I'.i.'.-uini,
thI hIso the best (idihIs. from I be Wooii'ii
Mills o Viijini.t int'l Tcnurest e, tuitctl
fur cTt-ry .iy troar.
t'n.iTs, l.M-, Vkst-j, S.c, m-i'ie to or'Ier
in tlic latest New York styles tit inc'leriiic
prices aii'l Batiefaet ion niiraiiteel.
I? Aent also for the Xmv Victor Srwlrtj
.Tlacliinr. Mr. Tetter an cxpeiioLce'l itin
chini! has In en f -jrncil to exiiib't nnd run
these machines. All onlrrs for this ftij.cii
orHiid reuUy sj.leiuli.l n i.iachine will
receive twmcuintc attention.
W. (J. STKATTOX.
FebV IK, '7.I. tr.
T II E (J K E A T W E S T E II N
MATTRESS MART,
AND
Hair Manufactory
mm: mattkkss am hah: m.im-
X FACTORY ofCIIAS. 1. I KI.Dr.Ul'.-J 1ms
been removed to the New Sfwe of Wm, Kel
ler, next to the creek, cm Main ntrert, where
he wmild he gbt'I itr .vr Lis oi l frrctjiis and
patrons.
I'tirticul.'ir fittel:fi)i f ni.l to the renovn-
tion i? M-ittrenrs. !.l Mattresses in.-nli
new at Finull cna-T. The pair nac of the
public Ko-Lrifrd,
Wilh trcnty-five years experience in the
hiiMDOi-rt, feels himself ennipcteut to pive
entire eatisfattion. All work vrarranterl.
CII.U-M'. FELbBURfi,
Xiit Jth if
Sts EB. HARRY,
HOOTS ASii SIIOi:?-
r.--tisKr ,AI,h 10
ji-W-'.a !
.
.Mm it street, l.ri.ttoL j
I
est of ;
Trim..
Kiti- i
one door w
. Hill's I'oIi lttne.
O L'LtEVIXlf thtt pit exriri-ie,-.ce is u ti
r. I
I.) f:oient e-ii,,niBtee of "aWtifataion t i ; dio
a
eriininalinc public
th has H'-coi-dcI in
T8 pa 1 riiwiz." 1 ti a irri Li-nrriiiis nriiiiiri in i
', ' . , i. .... e .1
(iff l.l, I aer. a I'uilll iiiikc tH ttio saiue,
aKi'itv' not!
with thr fn'l
11 ssn ranee or art
hut that mliK-h
1 only to exec'
' ....nn.i..r. nr... fif. tl, .'oo... roe V .. tilt .
f their". onS.Iet.c. !
lbtvin the 1 i!tt ratter f, 3.! wtil; ra v. n?
asm tnicnt of Fiencli t a!t SKu:h on Land,
I . .1.-. ,.,,. .....1 ... . 1.- . r
a po I Shoa ju 1 j: .t, I 1 '.-iHen-c en pc i-,
ti..n,
Jut
.btf
MM
who are ri j iiiid to
lends at Ibe iiii.r.
J A- JAMIS
ALSO
CALL AT
A. PICKENS'
Watch & JpAveiry Store
tU sec lis Lirjt -Ji Villi'.
STOCK 0?
GOLD
WATCHES
nam .freSCO
ilvci- V;it L b 1 !
j:ii. A ; :..--.him". s h OO
CHAilS.
I.I'Oti II"
H.tir,
YtM
!k ati-I
'11 I Nl'Ch,
f.l,
i.-. Ul, ri-:ei
Ladies' Pins
Kfir-Kins, J'ffts. in goM mid t"il, j I
tt il. Mo.-t t ! ra:if .i.-tipii.
SINGS.
;i:i'l cvfry Tartity of si!
Ilit'iis in l.i in
it I rich lif-iii.
,;.i
Gent
Pins
if i'vtLl:
In Ma oi.i.-, t i.hl Fellow, Knipl t.--.
and evcrv ether hiTintilul itveigu.
CLOCKS'"
ha.!;s to n lit the
1.1c to tho f jliirv.
multitude nt't'i-ices' kit-
O-
We.I'!ir;g ; r suits, rich and r.re.
Lifts t' pleace the joln? an'l
birthday lii:!'.'. v.eddin,: rioire
rittkt ll relis these jolons tl.ilipe.
Main Street, Bristol, Tenh.&Va.
No-;t di"T to .1.
Oiii osite Ke'ib r
M. Raikri-'n and ilirceJlj
I'rewct's Stove Iiouij?.
Mch.
A N !
r?Iai chin dS h o p .
U net" n"je Jlomt Man uhi lure.
WK ARK .tow I'RKrAIii.I) TO Ff R1T7.SII
all K-td. of C.TI5 In onr line. And d lln
isltitii; urirh promptness and In tlie be njf-n...r.
I i.r-' i.ilinb. r (.1 ri..,r.. M Kill. c. o
hand DIXO.V.Siliril Jk 0.
July 21. 171.
0STACLES TO MARRIAGE
Ilnpfty Ilflief fmv Yotnjr Hen from th
ell. it ol Lrror and Alois.. in early life.' in
ho.vd It stored lll.pedll!ell ! Vl.irrii.' r-moe..
X.'W lio Ih'sl of trn.iiiii.-nt. " aej leutai kb'J
reineie. Kof.ks and t iretil.trs .nl free, in seal, it
.r-toi-. A-lr-s., Il..vlil) AMiAT!".V,
I 1 si-MitH :ufh -I . Philadelphia. Ia , at. In
tutu. ii L icnu a l.itii r.-t.'il tiion for h'.m ial.
r.'it'lnct and I'r.e-sional skill
t. 'js if.
"a. & Tenn.
v Woolen Mills
Jhisto Va. Sc Tenn.
lord an Pepper,
FSOPEIETOKS.
l.rii.l.v . rt-cclv Wool on tliel r
Jtititr IS. 1. aii-l v.-ill nautili tit tore U i
,.,.,, r on tb-sbaif-, I . f ( '.-i.-siim r
otb j.Iain urn! f.tnev. Jt talis, Klai nt- .
'( .,,,,, I.,,.k:iiH. Lii.fjvrI Uuk. t-.
or 3"arn af various) gr:ii a;n.. roior
TKKM.S:
('arilin anl S; I tiniiti Jh' r
r;!r!
! lilanki-U $J each ron half fr t'-t
Oilier.
Cassinit-rcs. I lanncls A.-, a.-cordii -
to ntvb niifl tt'Mnro
Xlarbinry of tl.e Hresi nimbly a- .
ail ivork v arriu.t.il to rive -Hi isbif! : 11
AU'Irt""' II Iett iMant pa. kapes to
I A iv I f,N.. ino,t. .wil.l-s,
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