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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23

Hyh School for Young Ladies'
This school heretofore under the charge
of hlrJ b. l.. Ohanccaulme will open
on the 4th Thursday 10 August, in
charge of the following teachers:
Rev. D. Sullins, Principal Mrs.
b. l.. Chaeceaulme, Principal Acca-
dcmic Department; ----, Teacher
Primary Department; Miss. Lou.
Payne, (now Mrs. Geislcrl Teacher
Of Vocal and Instrumental Music.
The buildings at Mountain View have
been secured for another year and a
first class institution is to be permanent.
ly maintained in our city, A number
of gentleman have taken tho matter ia
charge, have purchased lots (2S) and
are about to commence the erection of
buildings suited to the high character
Of the school. The teachers are well
known and have the experience of sever.
al years. Mr.. Sullins as a member Of
tho Holston Conference is known as
minister of marked ability an erudite
gentleman aud teacher of experience.
Mrs Chanceaulne, the widow of the
Rev. Edward ChaDceaulme, highly
educated and polished gentleman, was
for a number of years associated with
her husband in teaching, aud since his
death has taught independently, is
lady or high character AMI refinement,
well educated aud prepared by practi
cal eSperince an dis we'll fitted 10 conduc
any institution Of the kind. Wherever
she has taught she has given the hi hest
satisfaction
Miss Payne, (now Mrs. Gei,ler,) has
been engaged in the school with Mrs.
Chanceaulme for tho last year. She
came with fattering recommendations
from many Of tho most eminent men in
East Virginia. She is fitted in every
way to conduct the masical department
is fine performer and sweet vocal
list. Persons at distance can trust
their daughters to the care of these
teachers with the assurance that they
will receive every attention.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23

Fine Oats We have been shown
s3me specimens Of fne cats of the Can
1dian variety grown BY Mr.. Direly on
the Reedy Greek roal They are the
finest We have ever seen, the heads
measuring fifteen inches
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23
From tho Abingdon Nirginian.l
LINES
Addressed 10 Mrs. VI. a. OpheIia Will
bar, on the Death of her Husband.

From the Abingdon Nirginian.l
LINES
Addressed 10 Mrs. VI. A. OpheIia VIII.
bar, ON the Death OF her Husband.
Thy dearest earthly treasure
Is buried from thy sight,
The cold earth Is his covering
He Is hidden from thy sight.
The tears thourt shed above him,
win trouble not his rost,
Sleeping, drcamlcss sleeping,
Is he thou lovcd'st the best.
Thou wilt listen for his accents,
Haste to greet him as Of yorc
And think thou hearst his footsteps,
Fall gently on the floor.
A delusion thou wilt find it
phantom Of the air
Aud think, perhaps no calls thoo
To Aworld mora bright and fair.
Yes he's watching DER thee,
Bcck'nimg with angelic hand,
breathing In accents swoety,
- Come TO tho sprit-land."
With outstretched arms hos waiting
To print an airy kiss
To bear thee from this world OF woI
To ciimcs Of endless bliss.
In thy ,ung and tondcr beauty,
IT'S sad to bear thy loss, ..'
But lean upon thy Savinnr-
He'll help thee bear thy cross
VIII make thee calm aud patient,
Till lifos Stern cares are past ~
His angels bright will guide thee 40
10 that bright abode at last. 80
Thou 1t meet thy absent loved one,
TN that celestial shore,
Where hearts that here loved foBdly
YIN love forever more.
No farewell word Is spoken g.
la that bright world above; A
There comes. no sigh or sorrow,
Where all Is peace and love.
l..
ABISGpoS, Va, July 9th, 1890 I'D
HGznunEn.zzEEu1EIB67IEEx
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23

Fine Whe-Tho thanks Of the
Senior are rendered to Mrs Rohr for a
bottle Of her very superb domestic grape
wine. We are indebted to her for
many favors.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23

Total Registered white vote. ... l4t,545.
co'ored .....llS,7 66.
The vote fnr Walker Is over 20 900 Tor
Is per cent? less than the white regis,ra-
rion. and that for Wells about ls 900 Tor 10
per cent? less than the colored registration
The number OF votes cast at the Conven-
ton election 10 1867 was 76,0ss white and
90 las cOlored.
The vnte on the clauses resulted as Col
lows For clause 4, sect. I, art. 3 of Con,
sliiution tdisfranchising) "a, An; against
l2i'3Gl. hajnritv, ao,95s. Fr sect. s,
art, (test ouhl, S3,ll4; against, l2i, LOG.
MI nity, 40 s93.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23

Baptist Sunday, schooI.-On sunday
morning last we paid visit to the Bap.
list Sunday-school, under the supcrin,
tendence of Prof. Manard. We were
gratified to find it in so Furnishing n
condition and noticed that the Prof
untiri1g in his energy had introduced
a new feature into the ool--instruc
ton in vocal music. This is too often
neglected. Nothing is more beautiful
OF inspiring than the voices of hun.
dreds of little ones sending forth in
sweetness and harmony the praises aud
glory of God The school numbers
about onehundred aud eigty. We think
our informant uuwittingy led US intc
error a few weeks since in regard to Il C
numbers of this school attending the
pic mic. 1t is perhaps the largest
school in the city and it is likely only
the sudden converts spoken of exist
in the too easily awakened fears of ou
friend.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23

Eaouyh.-Our friend II. Il Better
ton says he has enough Blackberies
aud any one not fond OF a difficulty had
better briog no more berries that way
or they NAV have 10 be buried
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23

On tie Mssc'S--Several Of our ciIi'
zeus have recently given an exhibition
of muscle. II has been gratuitous, if
not gratifying and it might be better
t, open ring in some pars Of the town
more secluded than MAIN Street as there
are ladies who are not DESTROYS Of being
mpellcd to witness such exhibitions
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23

Trnks The ladies' at the Nickcls
House will acSeps the thanks Of the
Junior for a nice package of cake.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23

Removed. Gen. Cauby has remov-
ed from Office D, Q, Dunn, magistrate
icr Washington county.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23

RegistraL6.- Washinton county las
registered vote of 3,el0, Of these ., III
are white, and $50 colored.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23
OEEICIAL RETURNS.

The following tabular exhibit Of tho v lie
FIR G vernon in the recent election has bee n
compiled from the official reiu ms received
At Headquarters from every county and
city 10 the s ate:
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23

Seeing Machines -Messrs. I g. 4
E. Fowler have recently sold FIVE Of
the celebrated Singer Machines. Ord
es filed on the shortest notice.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23

Reoeiped- We acknowledge the reccip,
Of tue life OF Jefferson Davis or the
Secret History OF the Confe leraey, u
handsome volume, by Edward A, Pol
lard. Published by the National Pub
fishing Co., PHILADELPHIA. The review
will spper soon. Agents are waited ia
every town.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23
MA RRIED

On Thursday, July rs h, 1869, by the
R'v. d. A. Sullns, of wythevile, W..
Captain J II WOOD, of Bristol, Trpn., to
Miss LAURA L., d,ughter of ". w.
JAMES, Of GOjdson, Va.
On the 2lst, at the Pr sly terlan Church,
Bristol, Teuu., by the Rev. G. A Oa,dweil,
d. A. GEISLER to Miss LOU PAYNE.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23

Nm VI. WOobcocK, Business Managsr.
DH. 4. H. GbisHAA, Lacal Editor.
Republicans Of Tennesseei One Of tho most i'm
poatant political campagns-if not the mos. iEnpo
ast-is now upon Us The sale Of the central organ
nf the Republican party of the state Qhe Nashville
Pass Tba.sl to the santer faction, requires that
you should aid, at and tiberoIiy In establish
ing Republican Journal ia the Capitol ef State
which will combat, boldly and fcarlcssly, the min
mons Of corruption who sappng the very
foundations Of Republican liberty, and destroying
the credit Of onr noble Commonwealth.
To aid ia preventing this, we propose TO start ut
once, in this city, the THE TENNESSHEE STATE
JOURNAL, which will sustain the policy enunci-
ated by Gen. Nm y. Stokes, In rei.oTzting the
State Government, and placing 1t upon hrIa foot
ing.
The campaign paper Will be published upon the
following terms, via
FOR the daliy .s.'.''' .....s....''.sf' 700
For the Weekly ...,.................. %
Let every true Republican, W no loves his country,
and every honest man OF whateyoa party political
creed, eOms up to the support Of the TENNESSEE
STATE JOURNAL, for we do not TO iutend to spare
hides whom eoansry's-ruin Is involved. Fraud
and corruption In high places, well as W, must
be put ,iotoa and hoiest men, who hRv the " efare
OF the State at hoart, DO elev ated to fc Send In
your subscriptions at once. ADDRESS
w NJ. WOODC0GK.
Business Manager, p. o. Box 8 %, =.
fully left Nashvuie,T mn
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23
ESTATE OF THE LATE DIR. HAMMER

Notice is hereby given thai have qualified As al.
ministrs,or Of DIT. William Hammer deeersed' All
persons Indebted to the estate mus come forward
and settle and Those having claims against u are
notified to present them Ia authentic form " Is
expected that attention will he given TO TINS notce
as / will proceed summarily - elose up the bust
no.s iune N AN JNO T. HAMMER
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23
M1NHOOD; How Los, Hon

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lepsy, and Fits, Induced by sof-indnlgSnee Or.
sexual extfAvaganca.
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The celebrated author, In this admirable essay,
clearly demonsi rates from thirty years' sueecssGif
practice, that the alarming coRsce.n gaoes 81 self
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Also nR. CbIVERwELL's Marriage Guide, -
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23

Say ALL kinds OF job work nea,l'
executed a tlis Office,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23

handled by u.s. Tor tho time 1t has been before the
public.
Your truly,
TnJMsEN & BLACK,
20 Hanover street.
CANDY, uILIIN & CO.,
Coz. iighi and Lombard SITS.
WIN. ~ BROWN BRO,
20 5. sharp street
CARR, RJYKlN q CO.,
% Hanover street.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23

Banks of every desCEiunon furnish
ed on short notice.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23
Va q rElv.N R,IILROAD.

This semhAnnaal. coupons falling due upqp tho
boDs. Of ihi- h'ad on ihe ar't day Of Jgy' fP'S
will be PAID Al anr onlcr.
Va LANCASTER BROWN & co.
Is Nassa erect, New No's.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23
The Congressional Tote stu

l4,5Os ISL 1906
Majority for Gibson over Smith, ssh.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23

Rosndulfs stands unrivaIIed Read
the following from four Of the largest wholesale
Drug Houses OF Baltimore:
BALTIMORE, August "a, 1s6s.
MEssRs. J. J, LAwHgNoE Co;
Gentlemen We, the aniersigned. wholesale
Druggists Of the city Of AAltore take great pleas.
ure In stating that have for some time, from tho
unrivalled popularity OF your Medicine (ROSADAlSl
been Induced 10 buy Il In TEN GROSS LOTS, and
notwithstanding We buy q In sReh qaAntitios, the
demand has been 80 great thai have 10 repeat
our aIders quite frequently. The Medicine gives
universal satisfaction. We have no hesitation In
saying, that Il Is the masi poipnior Medicine ever
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23
AaENTs AYTED FOR NE
Kings College.

RYHlS Institution with competent corps OF Teach.
IL srA will open August o, 1860. Connected with
the Collegiate Department, there isa Primary school
In which INSTRUCTION IL vefy thorough, also Prs
les
Tuition III Primary Department, par session 81
Ave nnnths according 10 class, go 90
IN Preparatory Department. .,slsOo " iAoi
" tnlirHtaie sssss.sss.t. ~ 0a
Boarding IN Rcfeeory fron " 70 20 u 50 por
week. -
boarding In private families, including room, h.
o. lights and washing, 6l5 90 por month,
This Institution Is loeanrd at Braiol on tho line
Tenn.
For Catalogue further particulars, addtass
Rrxs; O. A. Caldwell, J, D. Tadloek, OF Prof. j /.
H. Winston, II. @, Manard.
President Of tho BOARD, q, A, Caldwell.
secretary, 4. u. Mcclanahan.
june 2o--3in.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23
Nkw NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
>>~~-----r~-------------,. -------------------C ~
1899. MAY 18TH. 1876 q.

&19 S0H <-~~ ~
NEW SPRING GOODS,
L B. DUNN &c COS.
We invite attention to our large aud cheap assert.
ment ~ New spring and summer Go,js,
BOUGHT SINCE THE DECLINE,
Aud which for abcauty, variety and ehoapnoss, will
not DO surpassed this season.
FOR PAY DOWN ONLY
We oaer. in pasi4 .,tho sAlov.ihe:
81, ~, - bruwn Cuttous, At 10 to ~ cents.
81, ~, 81, o. aul lO-i BlcacheI Domestic aud
Sheetings, ut pric : from l3lS to 81 cents
:, LOO pieces landi9pe new siyla talieoes, at from
lO) patterns loy and beautiful Lawns, Barages
Armures, MDrslins, figured aud solid, Alracas
striped JacOnctts, all wool Deaine, PopuS, Morain.
blques, striped Mo'itr Chtliics, Hair lined Lawns
In all eolurs, and from IS cents up-all new and Of
latest styles.
beaiahsl assnrimcn, o( Hoop skirts, good for
80 cents, and all the new styles Of Panuier from rs
TO % hoops, at "stonishingly low prices new style
Boulevard Skirts, Veil Bangos, Pink, Blue and
Bun Ginghaps.
French Cer.ctt-, all whalsbonc. In coiors and
white, 81 Is Corset stays aud Strings white Mar
settles, Tor SacIues; white and c1orcd Alpaca
Frlng.s, Gimps, Marseiiios, Edsngs and Trimmings
SILK Velvet and SIR Trimming 5, all colors hut.
tons and Braid to match Belts, Ribbons aud Relt.
ing; Wigans, colorcd and white. Rice tunbrieks.
JackonctE, plaid aud fancy Caubrcs Ltusu tam.
bries, Linen Cambria Hsndkcchisfs, Nous Inns aud
Cotton handkerchief Hosiery Gloves OF all styles
andA
BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF LADIES' hats,
Trimmed and plain, sundowns and all tho nov,
styles. mic, Hat from 50 cents M, To tho hest.
Flowers, wrcaths, And straw Triumi g,:
Spool Threads, Coats, and ali tho hast
makes; We sell you spools best 200
yards, for 20 cents, black or white;
white u d eolnTed patent Threads, all
numbers. Toys, Bruas1pns, Far
Kings, Sets Ia pure Jolt, nice aud
cheap, Perfumes and Extracts,
Honey, Toilet, and tho unri-
vailed lIormslgy soaps"
from tho hest manufActu-
Ties niea Pomades
Hn"kidop. Rouge And
Lilly VIE; and
l.001 Th'r9S too TEDIOUS 10 Mention!
We nave a niece Stock Of Ladies' City made and
Misses Shoes, Of all new styles, aud warranied no
shoddy work; Child rgn's shoes Boys' aud Mem.
In all styles Boy'' aud Mems Hats.
REiDY-MIDE CLOTHING,
Summer wear, la the prices from 20 cents up Men.
half. Hose, tics, eraVats, gloves, &c.
Stock u FRESH
PANTS, OILS aud DIES
Bes, indigo, mAdder and dyes. Yarns Of best makes
and all uu Dsbers. Hoes, axes, spades, shoyels
forks and buckets nails, Thmble Spindles
Trunks, common aud good elegant
QUEENSNARE aud Oh 4SSWARE,
very low. Tobacco and Pipes drugs; HArdwa
or all styles and at low prices
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23
W AN TED.

w "A Az \ IA ~
: Wheat. Flour, Bacon, Lard, Feathers.
Wool. Beeswnx, Dried Peaches aud Apples.
Genseng, Snake Root, Tallow, Butter, Dry
Hides for which fair price will be paid in
Cash and Goods at cash prices, wholesale
or Retail
Bristol Goodson, w. w. JAMES.
Aug. l 1868.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23
ALL KINDS OF GouDs

Usually found in Stores in this County.
which he is determined TO sell a..
AT A SMALL ADVANCE FOR CASH,
Or Produce Paid Down.
Merchants desiring to replenish their
Stocks are respectfully invited t, examiu,
nv
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-07-23
tOSPkCTUS OF Tux DAILY AND
l. Weekly
TENNESSEE STlTE journal.
ole, Room L. lIaydca's Binek, peaderiek Street
Up stairs, Nishvillc, Tenn.

GEo. =. GKIsHAN, Editpr-in-Chief.
s. A. BOyELL, Assistant Ed T.
Nm. VI. WOoDcocE, Business Man1g,r.
Dn. 4 H. GhisHAN, Lacal Editor
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-15


DeclRratiOn OfImdependeneo--We,ahe
women ofsoahhern Nebraska, IN Cbnv ntidn
assembled, hold this truth to Be sef etiden,
that all women are created nee TO 4hoose
what they WANT and equal, If not mems SUI
perir. Qn buying the best article for the least
money! That al women ~areendOwed with
certain inalienable rights, among which are
|llfe, liberty and a full suit of McFall & Co.'S
choice Furniture, The latter is alse truly
Necessary for@the m8intainance of tine hfst,
EOr life is insuppOrtable without something
to live with, and the tidy housewife may
handle them withawihfhe0Emost liberty IS
Sleir ware isstrong. durable and welImude.
Every housewife is ~enticedto fun auitsand
4Bis an unnwarrantable encroachm ent upon
ber liberty TO deprive her OF It. It viii pre-
serve her health. sOoth her temper. ecOho-
mize her time and strength, and extend her
leisure, and in so doing viii elevate the stan
dard Of intelligence, refnementandROrality
-ofthe coming generation.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-15

49,
Our regular Tins for taking d breath Of
fresh air occurring nb1ut nov, Fe want ont a
few miles west last saturday. q were graf
fed % note the eqpiHimity pf orr farmen
undeF the trying predicament Of reasonably
good crops. They stand prosperity like he
roes; although some 1av are worried at the
small price they va htEet 3 taxa goroaf4 b
Ehe yield VIII average se~venty-dve bushels
70 the acre and al the danger that scab in
wheat win perhaps reduce the average Of the
crop 70 about tWeve bushels to the acre, where
ten days since Is was Standardization eieh-
teen. Yet Il is a pretty big scab on thewheat
prospects, and We sincerely regret what caa-
not be helped, Many farms are now bar
vesting their wheat although pretty green,
to avoid the danger Of rust and scab. The
Rye harvest Is about over, and the yield VIII
be large. Corn IL looking me and promises
well. sH a tN asE
We spent q portion Of one day at the
Thompson Bros NH, on the enaha. Here.
we saw the advantage OF the Lsfel over any
water wheel we ever saw, They have I'VE
foot wheel at work, and with half q head Of.
water on they get sufficient power to run two
"a Of burns, even againsta heavy back wa
ter. They are now turning out IS nice flour
a eve they did, and we think as hue as can
be made out OF spring wheat
In coming home we stopped at Sunnyside
Farm, where we found DR.. McComas busy
dealing death and destruction 10 weeds Of
every description. He Is making q splendid
place Of ~sunnyside, and shOwsas fine 3 stand
Of corn n oats as We found anywhere. He
is experimenting with the Honey Locust for
a hedge, n from the looks Of his plants II
VIII be success, He arguest that the seed Is
plenty, the growth thrifty. and sursr than
Usage, a win make as good II not q better
hedge. Success 70 him.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-15
staasasry At 3. o Nevs DspO.

The Brtds,s EAte-We ave received an
advance 0 , Of gThe Brides Fue. the Sc
guel 70 Changed By4des.9 BY MR Emma p.
= n. SoUthworth. Prom z, b, Peterson a
Brothers, Philadelphia. Pa twill command
avery large Sale, as it is fully equal 70 the
1Chaneod Brides s'FaIr Play and "HOw
~ Won Her. which have proved 70 be
Efse Of the best novels ever published and
winch ere having unprecedented sales, foE
AH southWorth Is beyond all doubt, the
@ost popular female Novelist in the world,
90 lhe hrililsRay and point OfheF Oonversa-
aoAS. the ear and spirit Of her narrative.
splendid and graphic character 81 her
1lpuonA Of naturalEoeeneEy andtbegen-
~ power, end originality Of her ooncep-
ions Ars 6outhworfh occupies the front
among al female writer's O dctfOn. IT
pobhshedin a large dnodecimo volume Of
hundred pages. In uniform style with
Snanged Brides ? "FaF Play"nnd~How
eon Her" and sold AZ the low price Of
IN cloth, or Sl50 IN papercover, and viii
0onee Of postage 70 any one, on recsipt
Pnceby the publishers.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-15
nHb8DER A83 TN

The present season has demonstrate
70 ali the wisdom Of making some provis-
ion to guard against damage to buildings and
danger to life by Lightning All over the
country we hear Of buildings being struck,
in many cases one or more Of the inmates
have been killed, and most Of the buildings
struck have been seriously damaged and
rendered almost worthless. IA the wisdom
Of the Almighty an agent has been furnished
BY which this danger can be averted-so
completely, too, as to render the thunderbolts
OF Jove as harmless as thebalmy~ 2ephyrthat
whispers in the trees in the Quietvesper hour,
OF fingers for a moment to kiss the downy
cheek OF sweet sixteeu.n This antidotet to
instant death and destruction is the Patent
Fluted Lightning Rods, silver tipped, for
which Mclaughlin &. Valleau are nov pre-
pared to take orders and pat up on the short
est notice. These rods are supercedeing al
others IN the ast to such an extentthatm many
are having the old fashioned kind taken
down and replaced with FOot's Patent Flut-
ed Rods. Call and it at McFall & Co.'S.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-15

samGSe mW1 ~ 2mtH8tsaN
Having now thoro lughly, fitted up ms
sale andsample roo ms No. Il Main
street, invite the ~ public of SOUTH
Erin NEBRASKA and NORTHERN MIS-
SOURI, to give me a call, as / shall always
keen on hand in WHOLESALE QUANTITIES
WICERQ BBANDIEsAED LIQUORS, Of tie
very best and purest quality, &
Of all brands Foreigh ana Do
U mesteD IshallT alsp Hayeon hand
during the season, Chicago Ale, Beer, &C.
The public may rely opon my stock being
pure, as physicians Of this city recommend
It for Medical uses. FuIlstOck of Bitters,
in cases or single bot tie. I am also agent
Cor the best Billiard Tables made.
ysl4k A&kSlat SYN. H.VAhAEAU.s
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-15

Cruelty 60 Animals consists IN leaving
your horse tied out in the sun until you do
your trading or enjoys cool drink; the SIN is
much greater while you can getyOur horse or
horses stabbed 20 cheap at Thaddeus Trim
mer's Checkered front Feed Stable.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-15

The Hansford Brtdge-Tim McIaugh-
lin, Of this city, Is nOw'busy laying thea but-
ments fOr the new bridge 81 HannafOndA on
the main road west The abutments will be
up in the course Of a week, wen Judge Whee-
Ter VIII put 10 a Smith Patent Truss Bridge.
This Is sense. and win redOandtOths credit
OfOur Commissioners.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-15

p. n. johnson g. CO., want us to say to
farmers generally, not TO be anxious about
coming 20 town, but 10 finish harvesting
without delay after which they can find q
splendid stock OF New Goods at No. y Nc
PhersOn Block. Dont forget Ell
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-07-15

Patent Thimb1e sketna-Franz He'll
meE, Wagon Maker Of this city, has now a
shop Right TO use ThOs. Flavey's Patent
ThimbIe skeln for, Wagons and Carriages,
which Is in many respects superior TO any
muse. Gail and see it, farmers.