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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-04

4 A Hard case Abraham Job, the
father Of Johnson's was made to lose a
valuable barn by the stern engineer Of
the Tenn, r, r., who ran his location
squarelv through il. Abraham had
faith that God would raise it up again
for him aud pined not, save at the de-
struetiou Of his Turkeys nest. SO be
moved the barn to a point 100 yards
towards the rising sun. Yet the perse>
cations of the patriarch ceased not.
There came for him the illfated year Of
1868, when the Il. T. and N.
O. II. r. became dxed fact and was
located squarcly through tho aforesaid
barn ia its new position. But DO had
the faith Of Abraham and tho patience
Of Job. and now be has been spared the
painful sight of witnessing the second
ruin Of his Turkeys nest, for the cars
are not yet running on the n @. road
aud father Abraham JOB has been
gathered 20 bis fathers. s.N'14
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-04

Portraitcf Co. Waiker,--wc have
The pleasure Of presenting our readers
to-day with q very striking and life.liks,
portrait Of Col Walker, The candidate
Of our people for the Govcrnorship Of
Virginia. The public interest in the
matter justiaes the expense aud tho
rains incurred The modesty Of this
distinguished gentleman is such that we
have had great difficulty in procuring
his photograph. Indeed, but for
artful management and the INTERVENTION
OF mutual fiiends, We might III vain
have searched the State for one; as il is
Dol Walker has himself no idea that
his portrait will thus b. made to pass
the inspection Of the public, nor has be
any idea that there is one Of his photo
graphs within the reach of the curious.
The sketch VIC give to-day Of bis histo-
~ is as complete as our means of infor.
nation will permit, end if it shall have
the effect Of directing the attention Of
only one Virginian to the para mount
importance Of voting for him, We will
feel that We have done the State a ser
vice. The issue is now made pp.
Walker or Wells must be our Governor
The difference to us will not only be
palpabie, it will be momentous. Pon-
der it well people of Virginia, aud by
all that is precious register and vote for
Col. Walker,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-04

E,litors Bristol Nsios Gentlemen-In
vour paper Of May 2lst there Is commupi-
cation signed Angus Eye" so full OF errors
and misst ltemenis that, as member OF the
com nittoo to which Il refers, am con
strained 10 answer II.
The writer, who so modestly takes 70
himself the name Of "Argus Eye" says he
Is on humble citizen, seeking his country's
good sin this dark hour OF adversely, Sc"
and he chooses, may remark, 10 stav 10
the dark throughout, aud At the end Of his
article, signs fictitious, instead Of coming
out over bis real name.
His first charge Is, that there was paper
circulated through the crowd AZ Abingdon
before the Convention met which nomina
ted Judge Campbell and Geo, Graham, ESQ.
for the L"glslatprel calling sFsa Campbell
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burg,

An Example for Business lien;-We
never knew business house to rise
more rapidly in the public esteem 'hao
the hardware house Of Field Laagstroih
"a Oo., Philadelphia. The style Of the
firm has recently been changed TO that
Of p Lapgstrolh, Maison 4 Co. MIR,
LaDgstroth is one Of the founders of the
establishment aud Mr.. Maison, who Is
Virginia gentleman, has long been
connected with il. We have known
them for IL years, aud there is no good
word We cannot speak fer them, From
the Hrst they we're noted for the superior
quality Of their goods, and for whal
msrehano would call their tatisfactor,
opening Always most beautifully auC
carefully pat ap, they gave more salts
faction when opsAsS out for sale thai
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a !Supendous Enterprise.--An edu-
catioual enterprise of overshadowing
Importance has been inaugurated at
Johnson's Depot, 25 miles west of this
point, by Mr.. Hugh o. Freeman, gen.
tleman Of wealth and intelligence from
the city of Liverpool. The citizens of
the young town of johnson have en-
gagged to convey to him the uncompleted
Science Hill High School building, with
thirteen acres Of GROUND, upon condi.
tions which imply vast expenditures
aud the founding at once of Freeman
University upon a most magnificent
scale. The present building is of brick
and is structure of considerable ele-
gance. Mr.. Freeman engages to com>
plcte and ct up in complete style this
building and open in it the primary de-
partmeut, of the future University
against May 1870, aud to add thereto
one new and commodius building, each
succeeding year until the the number
shall have reached five. The second
one is to be 50x70 feet aud the sue
ceedipg two of still larger proportions.
The final building is to be Of marble or
granite ami model of elegance and
solidity, well worthy of the princcly
scheme of Mr.. Freeman. For its com
pletiou two years time viii be stipulated
for. A splendid corps Of Scotch in.
structors is to be placed in charge of the
University, and the tuition for the first
five years to inure to the benefit of the
patrons Of the present High School
Sectarianism and in6delity are to b.
alike eschewcd, aud while the property
| is to be owned by MIR Freeman. Sucl
t are the engagements between the par
ties that it is pcrpetually secured 70
r the purposes above named. An enter
] prise so grand aud inviting implies th'
: expenditure Of vast sums Of money
e We are assured there is no sort 0
{ doubt. of the ability of NIr Freeman I
consummate the undertaking and ye
n remain the possessor of other wealth 4
the extent of millions. BY the peopl
;, Of johnson he is regarded as q gentle
y man of great liberality, of rare cnltur
u and accomplishments, and in all instal
e ces pays his way with the ready casl
OF course they have opened their arm
to so valuable an acquisition and we
. they should, for an enterprise at once 1
: princely aud muniGcent has never bee
: proposed in the elegant and genial Ian
i which lies between the Ohio and ii
\ Gulf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-04

Taking Waier.-After IIumes de-
m ol;shsd Wells aud Chandler at Marion
cthey cut off that portion Oftheir posters
inviting free discussion and Offering to
divide time. Al abiogdcn they didn't
want to divide time at all but said II
QCol. names would meet them for six
days they would divide. After the
speaking closed committee was sent tc
propose campaign for the State, which
thsy declined. They asked a division
of time at Lynehburg aud we're refused
this. Wells afterwards refused yankee
Allen aud Thos. s. Bocock, at Lynch
burg. fIl lIa
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-04

Afairs in Monroe Go w. Va.-ln
tho Circuit Court Of Monroe county,
West Va, on the 25th ult. Henry
Keatly, who had been for some time in
Jail upon the double Indictment of horse
stealing aud COW stealing, was acquit'
ted. Judge N, Harrison 10 his charge
to the Grand Jury, Of Monroe, irsrue,
cd them to indict Richard Burke, Eli-
tor Of the Onion Register, for libeI
against him FIarrissou) and the board
Of Supervisors aud the Grand Jury did
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RosatinIlsl Ro.ndnIIsfI

There is good authority for stating that In this
country one out Of every six persons is afflicted
with Scrofula In one form or another, as ConsumP-
tion, White Swelling some forms Of skin Diseases,
Enlarged Glands, 7dbes Msintsrica or Bowel Con-
sumption, &e', &c. l-decd so prevalent and fatal
has this class OF disease become that II Is dreaded
as the great scourge OF the race aud yet they all
readily yield 10 RosADiLIs, the gaeat Blood Puri-
fer.
Wholesale Depot and Laboratory 81 Exchange
Place, Baltimore, Nd. Ask your Druggist for Il,
and for Rosadalis Almanac for 1863. and read the
Certificates Of remarkable cures performed by this
great Renouator and Blood Purifier
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-04

IA To NANCY ., HARTsoCR
Take notice that will on N. i2th DAY of June,
is69, az the oihee Of York fnkcrsan; IA the town
Of 0oodson, Va, between the hours Of o A. NJ, and
T. NJ Of that day, proceed 70 take the depositionf
Of B. L. Boohrr Mrs. Abby fcliy and samuel
iiarisock, 20 be rad evidence in my behalf IN a
suit now pending IN the Circuit Court At Abfng don,
Va, wherein plaintiff nnd you arr defendant
add II from auy cause the taking Of the Aaid dopo-
sitions be not commenced GA that day or, n com
menccd, he not conruded, the taking o. tho saiac
viii be adjourned md continued from day 10 day
and from 9ma 20 time Al the same place, until the
May q iw ISAAC HARTSOCK
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W HoLEsALE.

T. RI. A NDERSON,
WILL SELL for cash OF Produce:
$50 Peices Prints and DelanAs, 10 10 20 cts.
l0,0O0 yds Bro Sheeting, Is 10 is cis. i'-.
5000 yds. Bed do II tolls cts.
rs Bags Rio @ Zee, ~ to % chs. llf.ei
80 Bulls Sugar, l4% TO l6 cts.
Bbls Syrup, at 10 cents,
1000 lbs Sole Leather, 100 Kegs Nails, 81 \
so d zen Pot ket Cutlery.
SO c SEES Boots aud Shoes; ai+ss
Drill:ngs,. leans, Spool cotton Hosiery
q liars, Hoop skirts Buttons, b. oonis, Tut
and Bucksts, Grain Bags. b..
AT BALTIMORE PRICES,
44...r FREIGHT ADDED
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-04

Speaking of the Grand Radical eau,
can in Nashville last week, the Now
York TiJane says:
The affair appears to have been con.
Quoted with disregard of all the dozen.
cies and proprieties which should mark
the proceedin S Of a deliberate body.
II we could believe for moment that
the delegates to this convention truly
represent the Republican party of Tens
nesSee. we should have little hope, OF
even concern, for its future.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-04

and Graham 10 run for the Legislature, and
promising the support OF the sigoeis, &C.,
&cy and further on, 10 Is alleged, upo" In
formation, that the nominating committee,
OF which Twas chairman, subsequently, ap.
pointed In the meeting were, all out Eco,
signers TO said paper. "
Nov, sts, If there was any such paper
eircuisttd at Abingdon never beard Of II
before the meeting, and although have
made fr, gu Mt il quiries since, have met
with and heard If 10 one except Col. Full
kcrson who processes 10 have any infofma
lion OF such paper.
As 70 the other branch Of the charge, viz
that all the committee, ercept t,co, signed
said paper,\it ia simply unit q. as I aun In
.fef#Ied ny six Of the COMMITTED They being
all l have been able TO see since the appear
anee OF Argos Eyes communication. am
Informed, By q gentleman who Ives In the
upper eud Of the comfy, that hs has talk ed
with q number Of the committee living
there, and that all he could see, say 50 far
as they know or are concerned, that this
charge Of your bright-eyed correspondent is
! without foundation in fact.
Now, airs, shall not occupy your col.
umns by-replyirg, cns by one 10 the res
tions % Argus Eye. el2U
"a IL h enough for me tos,y that so f,r as |
know or believe, the proceedings of the
Convention, as well as the apppir tment and
! roceeaings Of the oomrnitsee, we're perfect
~ fAir and nnsxceptiohatle. The charges
aud the limitations Of wrong, made in CAR
gus Eyes letter. are, 10 my opinion, the
emshatitns OF spirit Of dissatisfaction,
chagrin or mslignity, and not 81 the pstri-
o,ism which he professes. say so because
his insiuuations and charges, iftrne, would
implicate'some Of the best men 10 the coun-
,y in wrong, of which they are incapable.
The way, Ms rs. Editors, as I humbly
conceive, TO secure harmony and success
against the tide Of political evil Of the day,
Is 90 call ConyS ntiops, as the ono referred
TO at Abingdon was called, on public day,
at he Court Hoi.ss, and FOR Everybody who
chooses TO have an cqdaI voice and speak u
out, but not like Argus Eye, TO quietly at.
tend the meeting, say nothing there against
its proceediUgs, and then 60 home, on the
eve Of momentously important election
10 wtite, or have Others to write, communi
catiops in the dark, under the guise Of &c
titions signature. Let "ArPus Eye" and
1 his friends, II they want TO Influence public
meeting, come forward and take an open
manly part IN them, and when they writ,
C1rthe public sign their real names.
fNI Yours 'ru'v,
u JAMES ETEI nQ
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-04

Returnea--G. NJ. McGhec, Esq,
who has been 10 CINCINNATI represents
ing the Knoxville railroad interests for
some time, and Dr. Carriger, who has
been on like mission in behalf Of Nor
ristown, both returned yesterday, II
seems TO be pretty well settled now that
Cincinnati will accept the Trunk Lane
to chattanooga, passing BY way Of Chit
woods .-Press Il Herald,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-04

RicA but MOI Rdre.-Ferd Maxwell,
an intelligent and respectable mulatto
Of Johesboro, is q candidate for the
Ho1sc Of Delegates. There are six or
eight white men running against him
1t is believed (und hoped by us) that
Maxwell will be elected. p.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-04

+ appointments for Public Speaking -
John A. Campbell and George Graham,
candidates for the Legislature, will ad-
dress the people at the following times
aud places
Glade Spring Depot, Monday June Z
Fullens School House, Thursday,
June, 10. tts
Corner House, Saturday, June IL.
Bristol, Monday, June Is.
Speaking to commence at III o'clock,
A. NJ
Other appointments will be'announced
ia duo time.na % fiH lH ID (
June End, 1869.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-04

f.sHoaest Confession. Nelso n
tho present Senator from Washington
county, Tenn, says the wi: of the com
~biued rebel press is unequal to the task
Of oveFdrawing the vulgar and obscene
spectacle W hich has rendered notorious
4he rad.ealr convention at Nashville
Nelson isaa radical, and was "thcre tc
'see."
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Dia5oiicat Outrage al Mouth Of
Indian Horrible attempt at WIFE
Marder.--On Thursday night the 9th
uli. Milt Ratlif, low bred and fcnd
ish scoundrel living on c spar Of the
mountain near Mouth Of Indian, Monroe
county, West Va, attempted, and sup
posed he had succeeded in, the murder
Of his wife, under circumstances aud in
manner which entities him to rank
with the original organizersof hell it,
self. She had been sick for several
months, and by some means he succeeds
ed in giving an over dose Of laudanum
and while stupefed by its Influence car
ried her to New River, a distance Of I
Of mile, and after drowning her, as be
had supposed, carried her back into
Mrs. Fowler's g Hanes field and cover-
ed her up in pile Of straw.
Having accomplished his purpose, as
he supposed, he returned aud alarmed
the neighborhood with the rumor that
his wife had gone deranged and escaped
while the family were asleep In the
mean time the warmth supcrinduced by
the CO. ing of straw pr dacing reuc-
ton the woman revived and raising
from her unnatural sepulchre brighton
ed some negroes Tho hap
pened to be after some horses near the
place and they ran to the nearest house
With the Intelligence. Tho poor woman
was at once looked after and Ratlifl
was arrested aud is now 10 Jail al
Union. z.Tsd af
This scoundrel is son Of old Jno
R,tlif . who was long noted as a petty
thief, but who has been called long
since to sphers whore he is less in the
way of better men.
He had brother shot for dOsertion
during the war.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-04

Boptist Meetiug.-The Ministers aud
Deacons meeting, at the Baptist
Church in this place on Saturday and
Sunday last was well attended Elder
Jones Of Grayson preached on Sunday
to large congregation. The efficacy
OF his sermon was attested by th'
most marked attention on the part o.
his hearers. ea.. ,rr
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ween purchased. An order is perfectly
safe when entrusted to the house, and
we are glad to know they arc now be-
ing rewarded for their kindness to our
people during and subsequent to the
war.
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LE. T. &c W. NJ @. II. Il. Tho grad
ing Of this road, wichintcrseets the Il. I
& Va. Il. r., at Johnson's is now nearly
completed to a point three miles beyond
observation-disclosures ii miles, and
the bridge timbers and irons being
ready it is expected the rails will be
laid during the present summer.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-04

Lore upon the Hiyhwoy.-Amopg
the green hills and limpid streams Of
Scott, there lives and loves youth aud
maid Their billing and cooling was
done at Sunday school ard when they
met for worship in the little log church
by stream, the rippliDg of whose sil,e
waves was sweet music to their souls.
Oft their good intentions and determi.
nations to be one had been thwarted by
stubborn parents and the perverse Gen:
S,oneman with his iron clad oalhs
Time wore on, parents were vanquished
and Stoneman who had turned State
upside down aud made month an age
was himself overthrow, an individual
clad in blue jeans and with a bomb
proof conscience had taken up bis abode
IN the clerks Office and the glorious an.
nourcemout made "Marriage Licences
issued here" This was JOY 10 John s
soul He unhitched his horse from the
pillow aud paid hasty visit to the bomb
proof man--procured the papers and
with proud heart was on his way home.
When about four miles from Estillville
10 ] he met his fair and loving Mary.
He could not would not wait. They
must could and would be married and
that bit away. A messenger was
dispatched for magistrate while they
waited by the roadside But it w's an
age-oh how long he stays Come
my darling we will go and meet bin
and they turned toward the city. Two
miles had been quickley traversed, when
far to the west journeying in the same
direction, was seen large man riding
slowly on. He wore SLOUGH hat and
was decidedly crpulent. Oh Jobt
that's brother Crismoud--bless his old
soul-he'l do Joho-he'l do.
John soon overhauled the parson
bringing bim up with loud halo.
"Are you minister of the Gospel
eyes, sir am" 81
"Are you authorized to celebrat,
rights of matrimony."
Is al am"
"Then want you to marry me-"
"Whtn.n ''f"
"Right now" m
"Right now 2"
eyes right now, and right here"
swell where's tie ladyi,,
"There she comes"
SCOT the licence n
eyes here it is"
"Well como on then"
Mary had araiyed aud tho two wer
sitting on their horses upon bridg
that spans a sparkling stream, In Ii
dian style over the pure water with ft
ces to the setting sun and brother Girls
mond's to the east they were made ma
and wifc--happy in being one. The
had triumphed over father and nothe
} --over Stoneman and Iron Clad
With God bless his old soul Mary an
: John rode to their homes and brothS
Crismoud kept on his way to the west
. Happiness to thee aud thy Mary, JohI
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-04

Oa, Saccessful aud GOod.-The
house Of GordOnI; Criugan in Rich.
nond is really one VI the Oldest and
best in the city, They are getting bu-
siuess from Bristol ard they deserve it.
The house is worthy Of tho public con-
hdsnce and patronage.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-04

gi' The Radical EJg az NdshgiHe.
Hampery dumpety sat on avail
Humpety dumpety had a great fall
Not all the K'ng's horaes nor all the
hr0 Kings men, fILUN
Can make numpety dumpeiy what he
Was agaiu. 81 r.
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Martiey-Large deposits of fine mar.
BE have been discovered near johnson
on The b. I. & W. N. G. Il, R.
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lIV G ~ 81 0EEIGERs .s4s
cr Apr,vdp, n, ex.pu p-l.,,,...
JAY croK ca.;,,aa,, Fnar a.s. .nS 80
- cccA, vhasuaan rinapee ana hSscu-
~. cpnml,rgr ;.. 1, x,,fs-saa,
ENRSny w pFET esc avn a. ,n.rv
A '''"'oS y" sifAA o Sc. A A As'uaiy'
,sers ''- 80 - 's''''e -N
IL IA n National Company. chartered Nv
special act Of Congress, Uses
n has = maid NM eayitai ar a,,ooa mn
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W Bristol never had so good paper
before. Abingdon Nrytman.

THa BRIsToL NEws.-We are glad 10
p receive, from the enlarged proportions and
new dress In which the Bristol Netrs ap
pears this week, that our valued cotempa
rary, under the able conduct Of the Messrl.
Fowler, is furnishing and expanding Ikea
green bay tree. The Neins Is one of our
best and most highly esteemed exchanges,
and is always full of the news, and devoted
10 the interests Of the section in which It Is
published. We extend Ii our best wishls
for long and distine aished career Of use.
fuluess and proht.-Lynchbstrg Republican,
TIE "Bristol Ne,cs" comes to us
considerably enlarged, and presents an
exceeding neat aud business-like appear.
ance. 1t is an ably edited sheet, aud has
our waruest wishes for its success
Tenn Advertiser. E5 o.
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Revenue.--Seo the advertisement Of
Collector j.. "a Galtrti.h, Of Greenville
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.aai URGsqia! ,'' =
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED BY f
l. E x g. TAYLO r,
GRocERs, CoNNIssIos MsRcH ssTs AND Pho
pucE BRokERs.
I No. II Bridge Street, Lyncburg, Va.

I 1YScnBuRe, juno 1, ls6s.
Our market during the past week offers but few
Changes. Bacon and provisions gcpcraliy, Butter
excepted, very Arm. Grain at advanee noted In
dlck demand. In other produce We are without
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-04

nm ~ = y -
Mailtrain leaves Bristol, 7 "a pm.
Arrives in LynchburR, 5 30, A. NJ.
freight trains leaves Bristol, $50 A. M.
Freight train arrivesat 4 SO An. &5.IOP NJ.
Hail'train leaves Lyncllburv, 4 d0P. M.
-Arrivesin Bristol. 90 AM. fFE
Distance 204 miles Pare Scents per mills.
-s minutes allowed for supperiu Bristol.
EAsETENN. q VA. .BATLRoAD.
Mail train leaves Bristol b.54 Am.
Arrives In Knoxville i26iP. N
aailtrain leaves Kpg<-ille, ll.I5 A. NJ.
Nail train arrives 10 Bristol Gao p. NJ.
freight trains leave Bristol, Q As A. NJ.
~ ~ ~.
SreiEht trains arrive in Bristol, o.2c P.
N. ~
ayistance 1870 miles; Fare cts. per mile
~ minutes allowed for supper In Bristol.
Tenn. time being 80 minutes slower than
Va. time, the apparent want Of connection
between The above schedules Is explained.
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NEW a IMPROVEMENTS.
1859. HAY ,s.a.. 1899.

NE w ~ slNN0 OOOl<r'
- - -, -,ls--,t-S, -,->....
l. L. IL ~ IN IN 60 III -
--
We invite uticpiion r. our large and cheap assui4-
tnent Of New spring and Swimmer Goods,
~ porfctfr cfNfses irtfp ruof rNrf.
a..i = 49, 49, - = -
And which Tor hean'v, variety, and chcapncss, will
not be suriasscd TINS season. 10 L
fnf'n a ftf,u ID Az inntcN A. NNrv,
- a. f,A.ON - =. HO,hN O.NhAs IHlTH
u,a offer IN mar, ~, e,,,b,.,,.
Al II 4 a hr.,,ss,, t,,. a., A., a., % ,...,s tiu
ati as 81 ~, N, a ,ii,s,ei.A f,l.,, .lit A.,
shaatings X, ,,,iess es,,, i9x =, al e,,,,9 -
100 ri...' hanlsone raw .,vls csiicooa "A from
10 les cents for best.
Ar,anrss' Monsiin. a,nrcd and sr,ial hinasss
S,,ime I,c,,r,s Ill ,r,,ol Delalne ,,li,,s Mnr.rn
biotcs sfrioSd Msh,ir li.Ir isi Ia,sn.
In All color and from Is ocuts ul,-,i now and ~
hates, s,y ~, Lllea!A,l,,1i |.
so cents and TIC nov STYLES of Fannicrt srnn rs
to 50 hoops al astonishingy low prices new avis
Boulevard Skirts Veil baragrs Pink bIue d,l
Buzz Ginghsms, gl alls.e
white si rs. Cor.et siav. snS s,i,ss Sh,,n ,i
settles fer Saonnes 4, white ana palor,,I iinaca
Rringcs Jimps Mar,eilles Edyi,,gs ard Trs,,l,,s.'
silk Vaivrt And 1T e. al coior" n,,,f
tons and Braid to match ; Belts, Ribbons, and Bolt
Ing Wlgans, colofed ard white; Rice CHInbrieks
Jsekonets, plaid and fancy; cahbrics, Linen Cam
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-06-04
gay Up Y0mr Debts.
J. r. ANDERSON.

On 000 BAR and Tire Iron, 10000
~, Uuu assorted Castings, Hay rakcs,
CRAM Drills, The Famous Watt Pillow, Mill
Irons, Circular Saws and Mandrelr, Old
Anchor Boiling Cloths order, .-.,
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