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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-07-22
THE PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRACY.

| The Democratic State Convention of Pennsylva'
MIA met at Harrisburg on the 18th; and nominated
Hon. Asa Packer for Governor on the second bal
lot The platform adopted declares that the ratii-
cation of the fifteenth amendment should 60 before
the people, that the negro should not have the
ballot; that the finances need reform; that labor
reforms should be encouraged; that the whole re-
construction policy tends to destroy republican gov
ernment and establish tyranny; that our soldiers
should not be forgotten; that our sympathies
should be given to nations struggling for liberty
that our system of taxation is burdensome, and
should be done away with.
One of the strong points in this platform is op-
position to the fifteenth amendment and negro suf
rage. That amendment was ratified by Radical
legislature, in opposition to the known will Of the
people, and contrary to the prohibition of negro
suffrage by the constitution of Pennsylvania This
expressly limits suffrage to white male freemen,
vet the fifteenth amendment was ratified without
changing the constitution. At the same time, the
Radical party admitted that the amendment would
have been defeated, if referred to the people.
With these facts in their favor, the Democracy of
Pennsylvania ought to make clean sweep Of the
field in October
With respect to the nominee, the Baltimore
SIN says: "When quite youth, he served sever
al years in tannery in Connecticut, and subse-
quently removing to Pennsylvania apprenticed
himself to carpenter. Having served out his
time, he bought small farm on the upper waters
of the Susquehanna. This he soon disposed of,
and then engaged in several important railroad
and coal mining enterprises, and by his tact and
energy soon amassed great fortune, estimated at
over sl5,OOO,OOO. In 1865 he made handsome
return for his wealth by founding at South Beth
lehem, Pennsylvania, the Lehigh University, for
the establishment of which he donated magni6-
cent park, sixty acres in extent, and round half
million of dollars in money"
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-07-22
The Aurkrille Gmqnirer,
YORKVILLE, S. c.:
THURSDAY MORNING, JULY %, 1869

Cash.-It must be distinctly understood that
our terms for subscription, advertising andjob,
work, are cash, in advance.
X.-The paper will be discontinued on the expi-
ration Of the time for which payment has been
made. A Subscriber finding (X) cross mark on
the wrapper or margin of his paper, will under
stand that the time uaid for has expired
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-07-22
Baptist CONVENTION.

We are requested to announce that the Dele
gates to The Baptist Convention wilarrive in town.
to-day "wednesday and tomorrow. This even
ing special train will bring up part Of them.
The Convention will be organized on Thursday
morning at 10 o'clock, and will continue in session
about four days. The public are cordially invited
to attend its deliberations.
On next Sabbath several of the churches in
town, Beersheba, six miles west, and Union, four
miles north will be supplied with preachers Of the
Convention services, in all cases, beginning at the
usual hour.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-07-22
FINE ONIONS,

Our friend, Mr.. Martin Swami, brought us last
week dozen of the largest and finest onions We
ever saw, raised from the black seed. They would
have measured more than half peck. MIR. 8.
sowed the seed last October and thinned them out
to stand in the Spring, though he says they will
do just as we'll if transplanted His plan is to use
hen house manure, or any rich earth, and keep the
soil well pulverized.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-07-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

Our friends throughout the county will confer
special favor on US and the readers Of the ENouI.
RER, by informing us of any matters of general in.
terest which may transpire in their respective
neighborhoods. Furnish the facts in each case as
briefly as possible, and we will put the information
in shape suitable for publication The names of
persons giving US information must accompany
their communications; not for publication, but as
evidence Of good faith on the part of the writer
and for own private use.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-07-22
KNOCKING OPP THE PER GENT.

Those of our readers who think the addition Of
seventy-6ve per cent to their assessment, under
orders from the Board of Equalization unjust have
remedy, if they choose to use it. Applications
made to the State Auditor, through the county
Auditor, will be received and if the applicant can
make it appear to the satisfaction Of these officers
that his property was returned at its full value,
the additional assessment will be taken off. But
unless this condition is shown to exist, it will Of
course be useless to apply to Columbia for re-
lease from the IS per cent increase of valuation.
Parties here have tried this plan and have succeed
ed in getting of, with various degrees of success.
Some had all their additional tax removed, and
others part Of it, each case being decided on its
own supposed merits
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-07-22
LOCALITEMS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Allison q Bratton-Zingari Bitters-Liver Invig-
orator-Cattle Powders-Foutz' Mixture
Great Tonic Of the Age-Bitters-W Wine of
Wild Cherry.
J. E. Grist-School Books.
w. G. Harrington, Executor of B. D. Rowell-
Application for Discharge
j. M. Roberts, Administrator of R. Y. Russell
Application for Discharge.
Joseph Wylie-Adminstrator Notice.
Ivy, Roach q Jones, Rock Hill Dissolution.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-07-22

CRYING Probably most persons have expert
eneed the effect Of tears in relieving great sorrow.
It is even curious how the feelings are allayed by
their free indulgence in groans and sighs Then
let parents and friends show more indulgence to
noisy bursts of grief-on the part of children as
the mouth as the safety valves through which ma.
ture discharges her surplus steam.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-07-22

Hon. T. J. ROBINSON, U. S. SENATOR FROM
SOUTH CARoLlNA.-The Hon. T. j. Robinson,
United States Senator from South Carolina, en-
route to California overland, called yesterday on
w. N Marsh, Esq, Walnut Hills, and they spent
the day in visiting the objects of interest in Gin
cinnati and its suburbs Avondale Spring, Grove
Cemetery, Clifton, &C. In the city they visited
the Commercial Hospital and other places of in
terest which distinguish the Queen City
In the evening, in the company Of Mr.. Marsh
and DR.. E. w. Wheeler, Mr. Robinson made his
appearance before the residence of Mr. Marsh,
and after pleasing serenade by Menter scelebrated
band, the Senator made few well-timed and ap,
propriate remarks, inviting all who wished to
migrate to the most beautiful portion Of our noble
Union to come to South Carolina, where they could
find cheap and good lands and fine, healthy
climate. He cordially invited persons of both
political parties, promising them perfect freedom
Of speech and opinion. He urged them to come
and investigate the political and financial condition
of the country, promising them they had nothing
to fear, for they would be Hospitality welcomed.
After the Senator'S speech, which was warmly
applauded the party were invited to partake of an
abundant supply Of native wine still and sparkling
Catawba, champagne, sherry, &c. After which
the Senator was escorted to the Burnett House
and took the 7 A. NJ train to-day for Wa hington
ID. C.-Gncinnati Times, Jub7.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-07-22
PUBLIC DOCUMENTS.

Senator Sawyer has favored us with five ponder
GUS volumes of the Congressional Globe con-
tanning the debates in full of the Fortieth Con-
gress, and supplement containing the official
proceedings Of the Impeachment Trial. The first
time we have three or four years of leisure, we will
certainly read them through. In the mean time,
we tender our thanks to Senator Sawyer for his
kindness in sending them to us Although not
exactly light reading, they are valuable as books
of reference
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-07-22
GOOD FLOUR.

Mr.. W. J. Kidd, of Bulloch's Greek, has favor
ed us with specimen of excellent -four from his
MILL situated near Bulloch's Greek Church and
known as the GOOD Mill" This -four was not
made from picked or choice wheat, but from the
ordinary toll gathered from all sorts of wheat good,
bad and Indifferent. A mill which can turn out
superior -four from such grain certainly deserves
the epithet of ''good" It is entitled to this dis
tinction on another account; for, being situated
on large stream it is seldom stopped for want Of
water
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-07-22
VERY REFRESHING,

To step into the York Drug Store, these hot
days, and drink glass of ice.cold Soda Water,
from the 'Frigid Soda Fountain" of that insti-
tuition. Reader, if you don't believe this, go and
try the experiment for yourself
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-07-22

THE EXCESSIVE MoDEsTY OF A ScALAwAa
GOVERNOR Richmond Wing, of July 7,
says:
Governor Holden's paper, the Standard, has
the credit Of making the first nominations for the
next Presidential election. The following is his
ticket: For President, U. s. Grant of Illinois
for Yice-President, VIM. W. Holden, of North
Carolina The modesty and moderation of his
Governorship, in not assigning himself the first
place on the ticket, excite universal admiration.
Holden has fairly won the palm Of self.denial in
this selfseeking age His disnterestedness is all
the more glaring, from the fact that he offered q
reward during the war for the assassination of
President Lincoln.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-07-22
s6- The following circular has been issued to the
sheriffs of the various counties throughout the
State:
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
LAND COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, S. c., July 13, 1869.

To the Sheriff of- County,:
SIR:-You are hereby requested to report to
this Office all lands in your county purchased by
the State at tax sales, date of purchase, by whom
occupied, under what authority the party holds
possession, whether under cultivation or not, and
what disposition should be made of all such. lands
to secure the greatest benefit to the State. A full
and early report, together with your recommenda-
ton and suggestions, and statement of your ex-
penses incurred, will oblige very respectfully,
G. P. LESLIE, Land Commissioner
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24
Gold, in New York, 100
ANNOUNCEMLNTS.

We are suihofized to announce A. II
BULL0L X 90 candidate for the ClerEship
Of 'tl.t Circuit Court Of Sullivan county.
We are authorized to announce JAMES
J RAIDER as a candidate for CLERK Of
Sullivan County Court.
We are authorized to announce Gil. G..
r. MCCLELLAN as q candidate for Trust, Q
for Sullivan county.
We are authorized to announce De. JOHN
p. HAMMER as candidate for Clerk Of
Sullivan County Court.
We are authorized to announce. SAM'L
EVANS as q candidate for the Clerkship of
The Circuit Court Of Suilivan county, at
the approaching election in March.
We are authorized to announce Rev'd
5ANES ToRBErT as a candidate for the
Office of Trustee for Sullivan county.
We are authorized to sunounce A ]
COX as a candidate for Clerk OF the C.rcuit
court for the cbulty Of S lllivla
We nre authorised 10 announce Mr.. SAM
UEL CLOUD AS q candidate for Revenu
Collector for Sullivan county, subject to a
convention.
We are authorized to announce SAMUEL
L. STONE as a candidate for Collector of
Revenue for the county of Sullivan.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24
Dec Ii If

A watch, n pair of blankets, quilt or
81 awl, Tor One Dollar. appears almost i'm
possible, but such may be had. anl hun
dredsof other useful articl y, by patroniz
ing Geo. A. PLUdMEK & COS "Unc DOL
lar Sale"
Their system of doing BUSINESS has been
examined b. the authorities and DeCis-
ion rendered ON the Internal Revenue
Department, ~ Washington, dated Nov.
lilh. 1869, declaring thoir bus mes perfect
ly fair and legitimate, and entirely different
from the different gift enterprises. OF
course al do not get watches, blankets, &c..
for Tue dollar, but in eve, y tIrg' club, one o.
these articles are SuLi far Oae Dollar, as an
extra inducement, and come member of the
club has the chance of obtaining il. A new
fentu introduced by this enterpiisipg firm,
is to pay their agents eli her in cash or mer-
chandsr. and to prepay the express clarg
%. No better oppo tunity can be offere | TO
either ladies or g'ntl' men, having leisure
time. than to iofn clubs Tor this firm.
Read their advertiser mt in ano her col
nmn, aud send for catalogue.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24

The beneficial effects Of these
Bitters can be dtteSted by thou
sands who hare used them and
acknowledge them superior to
any thing Of the kind ecer before
altered to the public.
rs a sure cure for DidrrheG,
Loss Of appetite, Fecer and
Ague, Cholera Mor6us, Collie,
Dyspepsia, General Debility or
Nervous Headache, this medicine
has 40 equal. IL is especially
recommended to persons trdcet-
ing, as tending to counterdct tho
effects Of a change Of ,cdter.
These Bitters should be found
upon the SMe-Joad Of erery
family as reH as the Bar Of
erery weii-regulGted Hotel.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24

Stokes ora Tennessee Affairs.
Washington Correspndencs New York Herald.
December a..
The disappointed Rad calls Of Tennessee
are apparently determine rot 10 allow
Their successful rivals OF the Bros, W and
Sehter schtol 10 crow over hr lat peace
'al Revolution at the ballo b 10 that
state. S'okts Is In earnest ab,ut d, msnd
lng an investigation by Congress, anu
tSv'Irs pntting the State q ut of the Union
y IN until III al become q orUnghly 10, =
4 Esd or radit allied. l. r,piy To- a Iecep,
letter from ont Of his friends In Tennessee
no writes rs follows, 70 eshaddvwipE wha,
ne thinks aud inlendsto do:
WAsHINoTOS, Dec. "a, 1869.
To Metsrs. Sumner, Lewis and Others
u, nilemen Y ur letter, in relation to
the coming election ordered by tho Lagit
latutt, has ben received. Ia my iudV-
ment tue whOle movement 10 the way Of
convrnti' "a Illegal, uncoustit utionaI, void
aud revOiu'io' AIRY, the CoDstituti.n enc
laws having been wi oily oisr' e ,rdod in III,
lac election, necessarily making void all
laws passed ty that Illegal and uncoustitu.
tiOnal body. The act calling q convention
Is an open violation Of the Con ,titu,ion OF
the State, for the reason that IL permits
1T age, t. Vote. thereby iDgDOriIg the
State Cons itu. on, aTd allowing every
man 10 be y delegate In said convention
regardless OF the provisions of tue fUnr.
teenih article OF the amendments so the
Constitution. | refer you to he Presid, N =
maessage in relAtivn to &c -rgia aud iurse
p rsued by Congress. tennessee is in
like ccundition, / @ iugre,s can enter an,
one Of the States lately in rebellion they
eau ieiy 90 into ali OF IN 50 latOly recon
itiucted. have 10 hesitation In SAY ing
Tat Congress possesses iull power to rec ntei
be late reOeI States aud reconstruct theul
again, and as often a. the Conurct,on IL
trampied un Ter foot and the laws OF Con-
gFess are set at usrght. What Congress
viii d. am unable 10 say at this tim, hut
ote hi & IN c'rtsin, an Investigation W II
I've had conc 'rning tn frauds ana VIC aiion-
b. the Const tuition o. the State. Con, 70 {,
cannot :, fa,e To Investigate, a. this Is
natl nal qu, stion, witch ssps the foundA.
ion otrrputat,on ot republican, government.
l. l we at home | wound not q" near the
polls on the DAY of q Q o ecti N. la
word, / would treat the whole thing A.
revolutionary aud in violation OF the Con
stiui"n aud Tvs OF he State and the Re-
construction acts of Co ,gres.. I am truly
so-ry that our frirn Is are running candi-
dates, and thereby, seemingly m king
themselves Q p rty TO this Outrage. III. y
should hs Q sto ID ale OF aud took no psri,
q ID thent os, who claim to have ,ntr
Of the State Government could not have
G mplaiu,
lam truly yours,
W y. SroKEs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24

just in Time.-We have now on hand
upwards Of 400 Grape Vines, two years
old from the bud. They are of the
kinds known us Ives Seeding aud the
Gatawba, aud are well rooted. DrriDg
the present beautiful weather grape
vine for next season should be trans
planted. Nothing is cheaper, more lus
cious and at the same tim, more scarce
than good grapes. We will sell these
vines nj price so low tlrat no Que need
be without them. Apply to the
EDS. News.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24

Capt W l.. Rice has our thanks for
his courtesy on recent occasion. As
The conductor on that peerless sleeping
car, the City Of Lyuobbnrg, he is Ten
dcring himself pleasant TO the publ G
aud efficient 10 promoting the INTEREST,"
Of the Company. No moderu man, who
eau spare a dollar, can 10 without that
modern luxury, tue sleeping cal, aud
the night travel on tho Virginia aud
Tennessee RAILROAD is greatly mi'igated
by il,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24

Little Stockings and Little Folks.-
What a beautiful Lcenrs will be wit.
nssed tonight as the little ones gather
around the fire with their stockings Ia
paint in glowing colors the BEAUTIFUL
toys that Sauta-Claus will put iu them
when they are asleep. 1t is bright
pict' re of happy home aud nskes n
bachelor think of committing suicide
Parents lay in your stock to-day for j,
is cherries home that has no Santa
Claus tonight. You eau find at Bng
leys splendid stock-toys and candies.
There are dolls and babies, borses and
cattle, sheep and hogs, fire works, plain
and fancy candies and everything N
please childish fancy. lie keeps goo,I
line of groceries.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24

SuHi0sh county Convention The
communication of Mr.. w. N. Buckles
was received after our paper had been
made up. lie urges the prcpriety Of
holding a preliminary election for the
selection Of county candidates, and is
strongly opposed to sush conventions AZ
the one recently assembled 10 ihount-
vile. We regret .he exeluSion4 Of the
communication. fai
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24
9 q 8 8 s s {

TO THE WORKING CLASS Ne are now pre-
pared to furnish all classes with constant employ
nent at home tho whole Of tho time or for the pare
moments. Business new, light and profitable Per-
OF either sex easily earn froll Boo TO IS per
evening, and proportional sum by devotiug their
whole time to the business. Boys and Girls earn
notice may send their address and test tho business
We make this unparalleled oHosi To such a. ara
not we'll satisfied, We will send 81 to pay for the
tThuhlo Of writing. Full particulars, a yaluablo
sample, which will do to commence work on, and
a copy Of The Peoples Literary Companion Of
all sent free by mail. Readcr, n you wat pcrma.
nenl, profitable work, address T.. Z. hLLEN L co
AUgusrA, MAiSR.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24

We are vaiuly expect to lie supinelv on
our backs, and be fann' d by downy wing,
IN uuconcions sleep 70 dream Of trans.
atlantic trade" ard -" life on the ocean
Eave.') Abingdon Vrginian.
" Should L carried TO the skies
Gu 'wry bid. f ease.
While others fought to win the prize
Aud siiled through bloody seas -
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24
THE KING MEDAL.

Ino critorical contest, on Wednesday
evening, for the K.ss Medal, was an cas-.
TO of rare literary interest. The Presh,
terrain church was deusely packed and TIE
most marked attention raid by the largo
audience. The B irtol Brass Bud wac
present aud really acquitted itself with q he
highest credit. We give the n,mes Of the
eight contestants. with their subjects:
D. W. Carter, Eebor; SIR. Preston, For.
ever Gnne W. ID. H.rr, Learn to Conquer
J. G. Cox, Genius; J. Albert Wallace
What is to be ; A. D ,Vis, Thought; N Long,
rhe Romish Church 7. N. Mcconnell
Progress OF Improvement.
The committee fot the EWsrd Of the medal
consisted If Messrs U. l. York, Jno. b.
AcLin, DR.. John Bunting aud I. @ Fowler
Of Bristol and c. B. Cosle Of the Abb, 9 Ion
Viryiaian, who, after a brief withdrawal
retur ed and through their chairman, Mr.
Y rk, awarded the beautiful and coveted
prize TO NJ. D. Cater, ri Bristol. The
contest was close one and he committee
we're not without din ulty In arriving at
their conclusion. Tne unsuccessful young
gentlemen acquitted thcm,elve with drci-
ded honor, veral of them exhibiting ora.
toricsl ability Of lisb order.
The Medal Is the munihceht gin OF Col
in. g King aud was manufa, ured BY
Hr. II, @. C,ldwell Of D 'istol. ThuS clos, Is
'h'present session OF X ngs Coll &c. Nay IT,
days be long and prosperous 10 the ant-
aud may its suspici'us beginning be hut tn,
premonition Of its speedy aud perfect sue
cess.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24
THE ELEDI ION.
omeiaI Returns for sullivan coruty,

Firyinid House. The Virginia House,
Abingdon is we'll kept ami is good
house for the traveller to stop at. The
rooms are good, the table we'll supplied
and every attention is shown the guest,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24
Hollands German Ton,s

ia combination If al ne ingredients ~ the Br,rs
with rrRE Santa tfVs Rnn, Orange, etc. Is used
pure oicokofic stimulus ia required Tou ,oiR bear IN
mind that these remedies are entirely different JrsN
any others sdrera for he care n the disosss named
H. being scieBic preparations 9 medicinal EXTRACTS
,phile ne oihsrs d,coci'sHs 81 sons'
form. The TONIC is decidedly 4 The most pisa
srf AVID abfsdh he remsdies altered 70 Me public
Ma icsie epqi<e is pleasure On suiS q tshis "a
hf,gsrihg 2TtfdrdtfrD, and medicinal qualities hac
paased 70 6e known as he greatest Of al tssieI
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24
cry ITEMS.

NOTICE.-An persons Indebted to the firm Of
p. Pacr Bros, will please come forward and settle
their accounts before the LIST day of January 1870
ether by note or cash-ths latter preferred-as we
are needing it. Respectfully
Dec. 2I-tf Pepper Bros.
For good bread use Il Iffnau's Family
Flour, ground from the best wheat by
an experienced miller. nov.26-6 u
Champagne and Cider -Chau-
pogue iuu .paiklIng CIurr, Gin and
Porter, Wines and Rum, Whisky aud
Brandy, hot or COLI, mixed or straight,
at the Central Bar-room. If.
Doll Babies of all sizes at Kuh.
ne Is If.
Plain Candies at Kuhner's war;
IaLt.d not to make your children sick,
they made it themselves ou' of pure
crushed sugar If.
Buy Your Toys Of Kuhnert if
you want To please the chlhreu. #.
Kuhnert's is the place to buy your
presrn,s.
Every Body that buys so ecu s.
wO,tn a. hnhn, rts gets char CO at II
la &c Pyram Cake. If.
Websters unabridged Dictionaries f.,
sale Mt the Nhws Office. nov 26-,f
" hi:kios It Wholesale aud retail at
the Lenriu. lar. Room lower than can
be bought elsewhere. If.
Try one Of Kuhnert's Nice Priz,
Boxes a.
Get Some Of Kuhnert's Nice
Cakes { y tue lirlhdA1, It
Pa stries furnished at Kuhnerts.
e.
A. V Spradling is agent for the cele,
brated house of Vance {; Merr6rlj.
Good, Better, Best |! The best of
wblskic,. wInvs a. oraudi"s at the
Central Bar Room Only 10 cents a
drink. IT,
Go to Kuhnert's and get some nice
G coauut Candy. IT.
Oysters Received Daily by Express
from Norfolk at the Central Restaurant
aud sold at 81 so per gallon. If.
If You Want Oysters in Every
Style 90 The Ceulra. Restaurant. II.
" BIDDING suits will in future be OBJ
t,ined a. Strattons as he is acknowli
edged the best in the land. nov.26-t
FIRE Insurance taken at the News
office. pov.2G If.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-24

There will lie christmas trees at ca h
of the churches in Cur tom, aud the
distribution will take place this evening.