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semarking for the present that VIC heartily |
approve and enf.orse them all-
-
y, TIE aoAD TO REFORM.
4ne iu'a1'ause 1ottehness Of tho primary
ssaten Oh nominating Candidates Tor othce,
IN Afsc eihes' has been SO notorious at MI
tl1tlee Us 10 oe oeetneo Dy 1nahy o. Inc
statesmen o1 this and other countries an
'nsupesnhle objection to all republican and
democratic government. In the rural dis
.nets people generally know each other.
1heze political bummets IRE few nnd With
out much influence or money. There the
responsible and ttast~ozthy portion OF the
people all attend to politics and give it tone
md a1rectlon. The opportunities OF running
up the perqnlsltes OF small offices from one
thousand dollars to forty thousand dollars
do not there exist, There no corrupt class
make tacir living, thel1 fortunes, and their
eleet1oneef'ng expenses out Of politics, and
there irresponsible non-ta1paying shysters
eoa'd nut run political convention IN
'he1t own interests ~ 1inposune ifaudn1ens
sotefs 1nto 1he primaries and stu1nng the
returns. 1hefe Inc primary nominating
system %ofsa we'll. X presents netsaer sae
opportunities nor Tue temptations 70 ifaud
"p'cn :" Ano1as III tne ias9eI ci91es IKE
New Aofk and Chlca6o. nere the rapid
increase of population first Rwened lie ices
OF office, winch "ero fa'r nnd equitable
wien lineage "a8 s1Aaee' until they
''ecanae the iouhaassons OF fortunes and
were played, cheated, anu 6~lndleu
, 1869-09-26

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S..sr ss:'s VII s.sie saie
es Fas,sse ss'a ss:o No. l., oi e 81 i".e hscs
potpcrr7t." HnoosEt |ue. No ot".-.-.-...;,. .kisde
fetpcar:i-- Ra,ksqae "a o:'tab.tSS ilts n '''@
Farm '''...., Aeate'
T. 1uA6sfll~-@ HH7teuEiA HfstaA7n
The Ro<fip f1rrn the great world Of annsenent
ABROAD, this week. l. as follows: Dunel!., ce1e-
t,aieA Italian baritone. died receai5 Felc!eu
pss1d's " ghsisto5he colomhe" Il IN rehearsal II
| the Grart Opera. sGthevo1s, the new French
te uos. hAs made his detuf II Baden, IN 'Fauts
Madame Audey, who wrote N excellent hioE-
| tslut ct Icethosen, Is now preparing Que Of
isanx Schubert. =. Sardous drama, "Patrie, y
| haa bad thirty representations II Brus-
kels and two hundred n PAs1s........
| rt,1rv sirAks VI 4 "deieunet tlnatolre y given
ty the artists Of The Varieties to their former III
rector, u. HiPro1ste coHnlar1t. Nc prezune iaat
"dete uLtr d'nalune" 10 properly Translated By
d.nnery tr.ai f.t. s omethtnx worth hear.uR vas
Gvurods AVE aas1s." laself sung Al concert
III Tasis b. Madame carvAha. With the following
Accompaniment: F1oloucelfo, lAsserre: violin.
SasAtate; piano, Naton: ur1su, Nlolau {brosher vi
| Csfvaiho, root illustration Of the difference
| between then xnd now ID cuntatBt+f In the fua.
e'tre Il eens',i1 hsei 10 t.sots.e s'et.;l.sesr:
| "BtAc1,ft1 Apr; f1Hkr yru si1 ta";sind fr.aes
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.ont It. III II Ill. F y
1,tnth, Fe1su.ded thla this arrtnsep rat can
'tas s';as'' e Sstt I d! M
w.epers new opera, "Nhviusa''i." whs reai1
Ior II 1hai frp.eteBthtD1 tac othcE aay Al MI
nch. when thP orchestral 1ethef. Hcattli 30
apoa th@ K'nt IT iass afta Dismissed NJ hiehssf.
wbcreurn tile .tIrrctrr Q! the thtntrs sFnt "a NJ
re.ienaiton. J. Jsmes Mseey the hntt!sh pnRlli'ts
| is dutuR fhe atasnR*4uH hIsiHees Al ana.ah3t
fev Ynrt The F1nfenreA are On she1f rst III
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lit, ill., ryswh i. Which m" *t,t hare c1mp!eir,
ali hrf kutnt<Ah ehxax"u,shl., Mas IL Cam
t,tnta hsfrrtf in ktrs, ~ the rntlsf efA'eR q
| hiaFs.sn sua t'allAltA, wlthlA lha abAca III t,xs
attllts, tH Representations IT ajrrAs nFapttss. I.
ksratn.ch. u h's REPRESENTATIVES. E,uh q! !has,
~ pfsAs atha IA tn II" pat Al the Fn!n ns s"hs
fsnfs t{t 1tt IL Enhf. III kf1ialnh. al Tho atAtst
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| gJrat nHrer,. il sew York;. MrA hcntl.Atiion
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Tho Humboldt Monument In Cen.
1xa1 PnEk-Tho Vanderbilt Stutue
pud HIS Acccas0rtes-f1udAo River
An,Irond ssntlon-NcSg Books
, 1869-09-26

s4,t711 t,HIeAGo-Cah-ct"r, u ". Eefw!n: ST.
,er.t- r, CEaarcey I. lsower: LAssIs.aHt SuEtrri.
s,r, AnIop ttcrE: Turn Ckfk. J. II. Farrell
WEST cu!cAGo-Csllector. Alonzo Ramslelt: SIT.
3<-err.r. Henry Ackhn1; AxxfAtant $uptFriao',
tiesrge 2. bsy; 7"l-" citrt, II. u. Kruger.
ScR1u CHlcAco-c"1tAetor. Otto Peisxer; s.psr-
r1~r, l.ulseft Gla1k. iAsi>t1hs SuftFrxur, Ii. IL
Itgets, 7s.sn CIR, Joaas Eagbezg.
, 1869-09-26

"So one knors. Taking ttasure and fairness
together, with the accusaticn OF hefesy, aud the
traditions! hatred Of the ootrlnsns saee toms
Old mastets Of this pars q France. the ,ar,an
Goth'. Ton md GzGo's unaer this name and that
wherever sou ind them. from Beam 70 Brittany,
lheE sre m ni.usta, detested r2es.'
''And Is that nll that Is knowu:"
book about them can iell .ou. Tney sud The gyp-
t1es renaln one Of the ea'xnas Of hlstu,y.''
The "r1tncirles Of rssco1ocI, oy l,1scoro, pre-
sent. the authors Arguments Against The Positive
Philosophy, tnd briefly reviews this
theories Of nauiltop. Spencer, Balo, " Wn.tney,
and MIL The subject 4 classified !uto three
pocts: BOOK l. Tne 1ntei!ecs, inrln'1spR percep-
ton, understanding ard reason, Ani the dy nauIcs
Of the intellect; BOOK II. TIE Feelings: inJeical
intellectual, and spiritual and the d5 nAlcs Of the
5ctltrs1; Book I'LL The WILL: Vital action antic!-
pA1n7J Of vos!tiou. executive vottt!ont primary
relton or choice, and dJ nancs Of the will and Of
the mind. To use the authors OWN lansnaee,
"The philosophy here presented bridges the cnasm
be<x ten n!nd sad matter. hot " atEect AensA-
llor, tut, Indirectly, by lntuitt'e fdeas.''
"ltltle Drops Of H&tn'' xnl "Ltstle EiNsA
Home" ast chldseuh books Published By Cater;
the nlst ttorJ o; at English conntsJ home whefe
| ut1le deeds Of Aiptneas and little worts Of lore
Affected a bright ami refreshing changes ~ i!sts
dtops OF tan amid ste hover "a. dtus an,l d.ds
VI Itkll< k4ttlE &Au4At II me bLVlf VI =
| tlut wall rescued ffom the total wreck In Lake
Atrhtxaa Ut the sloop Emma Of ilnHalu, and. with
the pictures Of Kref ehIldhooa4 are 'nc,rpoistest
tbe h.tttr7ep Of tbe Asossies. y tc'1tei In .he
| HshdaJ evening sllita pf ultl!onarJ from
| Chicago.
Cattef haa jusa pubitshei. aiAo, lso3k 1nseuded
fpf chttdfen that L weit rotthJ ut pchisal VI
! uts~n peptir. pFesrh.lbr, ~ II slnea. nnfef the
lille Of !" f,Ii'le E"hdett," t5 Her. llrhsfti sew.
t0n. H. H., 10 snAuy wise th,H4ht4 1AA tihsfstced
sptR4it 10 lhs heart Atli eonsclsllse. eaptp.ssi NJ
rlfnsrss IanEtiake. shi With tbs sBvsl a,IsHatlYe
stray u lI'1stfatk'fs " ttahEsn thsss thtn,ahls
fpFsvtf Ii she 'tnsk1nRthIr. AlnaAE thr hsf1y sr'
ef',osst Irlales1 IL tuyteaa &tn tA,l Thai "tiui
tettstssh te+tpls," p*Iect tAu tv.osi,iy. wlIlnh
viii Estss lhe patpo%a Alaa u vAsmsltl5lng tho
At3le Il Ihr aalhori
''Thrsa was = mns.eisn once, who ha'a Al otony
allc. Win lrAallfM stl,uF ks3A. kI*'ty, Jaa
Anax, u r. titd VI hlaeA wu'a1. very haFl waiin4
AG'Yh tA'fah, and ytFy much Asn fuE !hAkt!K Iha.
AirAa tAtfutNthis. hut thNaxh tnIA nntp HAs yrYJ
tFaultfn to UUt NJ, Sud gAte nut seFJ aote, rich.
s.est sounds, laers was ono iotrct s'sMlt II. Una
nf thH nFt*f krJs ~ hrokeAt ~ that c0QHi Aui
be Ustd, When Tho muaie!aa waa playing tune
, 1869-09-26
An AMERICAN ABROAD.

Letter From Prttxsln-TFhcFc md
1sAAt IL <scfuaRny-1nprcs Of
Bcrlin-tts Growth and 1f0nOtOny
Art md Antique Cotiecttoas--A
Woman. Judgment of AN Atnor-
OILS IniptanE-The sFeut StntHc--
,Fhp IkaSjxx sAua lfrer AsMrueuM DT
, 1869-09-26
Aurelia'a Baby.
Peep!e Who are Invited 10 Leave,
Juvenile Theology.
With Some Forcible Illustrations.
The Wonderful Child
How and Why it is Wonderful.
Review Of tho Woek.
CH1clao, Sept Is.

CH1clao, Sept e5.
10 the Bditor ef TIE Chies9o Trtouns:
Ian frank enough to acknowledge my topic to-
day II the very o7tset, nrd to state freely that
nul going to talk II you about Aurelta'a baby, and
possibly about otnef babies.
do this for the purpose OF avoiding Interrupt
tion, and selecting my own audience. ! an not
uuawate that there are people who don Ike
baties and wish 10 get I'D Of them at tho very
oatte1, resoze ec.,Meuce My lesson toE the day.
For Instance, there IL the c:sss Of unsexed fe-
males, " Tho climb etumps and baTl themselves
hca.se to gLptug crotds aoout tile wrongs the
T.saut Mau Is lntfctlnG upon theals and bis rs
gIasa,ipy combat IN relation 70 shaking the
rockrl.bo and the trials of maternity With then.
it's q slogulsr lnc1 which Iou "lll ln1 holds
,tue ID the, majority OF cases, that
these women are either married to
poneu.i,eF not narrtei q, nil eh,ldiess, divorced
or old ua!tis There IS nearly always sou1e rusted
link IN tie social chain. They hare bones Ia their
hacks and e!neWs IN t6etr legs There Il the same
diGereEce between the light Of their eyes and
that Of other women that there f between the
cash Of lightning and the glow Of an autumn SAT-
Eef. ThelT son1s are In harness, and etcrJ In
pulse ts cutbet and hltted. Their hearts hare be-
come 10 encrrsted E1th the scoria Of life tha. no
flowers can grow there. do not, therefore, cI-
pect that the Soroststers will take any Interest In
.Aurel!as habJ. The sexton will be good enough,
therefore, to show the sisters the door, aud the5
Fill retire with az little hose as possible. .
There Is Il cInas OF people who won't nave cnll.
d1eI urder auY circumstances. aud another class
v htch regards them as enc1mntauces- will watt
minute Ior them 10 Retire also. They are utter
IL tnwfrth5 Of any consideration. and the 6eIton
will fhoN them ont ~ the shortest possible route.
Thoke foolish and incoustdezate people who are
70 troubled with tht!r children thxs they entFast
ihelr sole care to nurses and goTcrnesses, aud
know At little Of them az they do Of the children
CT their next-door netGhpor. may re1aiu or not.
rs they chooae. They nay possibly hear Of aou,s-
| thing to their Advantage.
| II there be Mr., Do.nbeg IN ny audience, WHO
tiotes upon one child because he isa boy. and
freezes the life out Of the other because she Is 1
Fiji, he can go, TOO. II there lie q VT. Gradgriad
in mJ audience who Is 20 hard listed, hani-hcadci,
aud hald.heas:ed 60 calo1s to erer5thing that
Is beautiful aud sood 30 coFroded and eaten up
With The petty and ;'atry Itch Of money -grubsing
| that be looks upon children only tn the light Of
utility, or rs nnIsances TO be tolerated only upon
the plea Of necessty, he, too, eau 60; for he will
rear pofhtng shica F!ll ptesae HIN.
IAe sexton FiN show all there people the door
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-13

COUNTRY BOARD AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FUR
~ nished suits Of Rooms TO let with excellent table, 20
minutes from city, three minutes walk from Mount ST. Vim.
cent depot; terms moderate Addrsss w.. Rssrdals West
rbAstsr enuntv N. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-13

E'IRsT CLASS TABLE AND ELEGANTLY FURNISHED
Rooms en- suite or singly, gas, baths, hot and cold
only eight minutes from Jersey City Cort.nd Des
unequaed inducements for either winter Board
TO merchants, busine and families moderate
Maiden lane - =
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29

o. beautiful black.eyed children Of bra.
nette complexion. They are aged 81
are quite grey haired, aud While they are
In independent circumsta noes, they are
not wealthy. Their wives are large,
coarse looking women, and their country
house, the only one we have seen, is
built of logs with punchcon floor, and
entirely without finish or decoration.
They use Windsor chair Of double
width, and bed not less than eight
feet 10 width. A rustic fight Of steps
OF double width leads to the attic, aud
they pass up and down them without
difficulty. On the occasion Of our visit
there was q four-inch snow on the
ground, and as they we're out cunning,
we had to await their return. When
they made their appearance they were
walking very briskly, and soon we're
engaged in very spirited =ruo. %
one Of their inside shoulders they car.
ried double, baueled shot gun, aud
wee 10 6ue hninor. They soon pro-,
posed to sell us copy Of their biog,
raphy aud lithograph engraving Of
their portrait One Of them insisted
that We should pay him 7fceDts. for
the two, aud the other that 81 cents was
sufficient. Finding there was no pros.
pect Of their agreeing, We settled the
matter by paying the larger sum. They
we're exceedingly pleasant and hospita
Bile IN their manner, sndl insisted upon
a second visit from us. The ablest sur
geons Of England and France have re.
Gently decided that their separation
would hazard their lives, and il is not
likely that this mcoted question will be
decided until one of them, by his death,
shall have rendered the operation no
longer tn tier of doubtful prOprie'y for
the other. 9s
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29

SN 1IfoAf Aohhs WV 80 AOtI s
Editor Bristol Nelcs-DEAK Sin :-As the
people of Sullivan county would be glad TO
Know the true con 1ition Of our State Gov
eminent, In regard to the "Stcred School
Fund" you win please give space in the
columns Of your N lbs for letef which
received from Hon. John Slack, our pres
ent Representative, In answer TO one Of en-
quiry written by myself some time since.
Here II Is.
SrArEor TENN HoUsE or REPRESENTATIVES,
NASHVILLE, Oct. 10, 1859.
DEAR Sir, Yours Of the IS inst. re
ceived, and contents noted. There Is no
money in the Treasury of Tie State but
your county Superintendent OF Public In
structlon, r. @. Thornton, has a pretty
large Comptroll ms warrant. have men
TONED the fact to the Trea.urer (Rnst), md
informed him that our Revenue Collector
(Shipie.l hid received instructions from
tho Comptroller (Blsckburn) not 10 take
anything bui money for Taxes. Rust says,
all warrants Issued for school fund purposes
VIII be received 10 the adjustment Of balance
due the Safe from Revenue Collectors {:
aud they will do him favor by taking them
up and sending them in.
Yours &c. JOHN SLACK
Now you have Il before you uerbdtt
hferatun. have seen our Revenue Uvr.
lector, Mr.. Siipley, who informs me that II
lne people will ONLY come up promptly with
their taxes, he will be able, by the frat of
Januiry to LIT the warrant held by Mr..
Ito on, which amounts TO ahout Ave
thou and four hundred dollars. Let the
people act wisely by paying their taxes
PROM tly 20 that the money mey remain 10
The conhy. -:..-
Yours truly, 8 N, McKARNY.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29

a Cloud Sptiaer.-A giantess Of
frst-class proportions reached Bristol on
Saturday evening last, and remained
over as the guest Of the Nickels House
until Sunday evening. She was travel
ling eastward in company with two dis.
iinguished gentlemen, named Chang aud
Eng, and originally from Siam. Her
height is eight feet aud two inches.
The Nickels House was built with a
view to the accommodation of frst-cass
customers, but this lady, in order TO
gain iugress aud egress, had to assume
something like the quadrupal attitude
She was conveniently lodged in one Of
the long and comipodious halls of the
b luse. .-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29

Justin Time We have now on hand
upwards Of 400 Grape Vines, tEo years
old from the bud. They are Of the
kinds known as Ives Seeding and the
Oatawba, aud are well rooted. During
the present beautiful weather grape
vine, for next season should be trans
planted. Nothing is cheaper, more lus-
cious and at the same tims more scarce
than good grapes. We will sell these
vines at price so low that no one need
De without them. Apply to the
EDS. News.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29

Beef Markct.-We ere authorized by
Mr.. James Marsh TO say that he is now
furnishing Beef regularly, and of iae
very 6nest quality. His regular morn
iugs are Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat
urdays, but his customers can general,
be supplied at any hour between those
periods. He will also furnish beef by
the quarter, at rates nearly as low ms it
can be purchased anywhere in the
country. The style 10 which it is butch E
cred will make it worth at least cent
more per pound Shop on Keys cor
ner, opposite Eusor's drug store.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29

Compliment to Policeman Ho@s'er.
The friends of Capt. j. 7. Hammer,
have presented him with handsome
policeman's uniform and a beautiful
silver pOliceaan's badge. The latter
is handsomely chased, and exhibits the
Tennessee coat Of arms surrounded by
the inscription, Presented to James
p. Hammer by his Friends for Gal
Iantry." This mark of esteem has been
worthily won By Captaia Hammer. He
looks every inch q policeman aud is an
excellent officer.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29

The Tennessee Conucrticu.-It is
now definitely settled that VIC are to
have called a Convention the members
of which will be specially elected
thereto. The idea of clothing the
Legislature with plenary power is not
entertained by that body itself and will
not be. Our friend Col. Jno. 9. King
Is spoken of as candidate and will
probably run. No man has recently
been more useful to our people and no
one can surpsss linn in devotion to the
public welfare.
Equestrian-Mr B. F. Frye, Jr., Of
frrs tor sale fine Horse aud equip
menls. See bis card
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29
Gold, in New York, 1904
ANNOUNCEMENTs.

We. are authorized to announce JAMES
r. Trader as candidate for CLERK of
Sullivan County Court.
We are authorized to announce DR. JOHN
p. HAMMER rs candidate for Clerk Of
Sullivan County Court.
We are authorised to announce SAML
EVANS as q candidate for the Clerkship OF
the Circuit Court Of Sullvan county, a,
the approaching election in March.
We are authorized to announce Rev'i
JAMES T0RBETT as candidate for the
office Of Trustee for Sullivan county.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29
NORFOLK & GREAT WESTERN n.


1t will be CRAFTY ing to the friends #
the Norfolk and Great Western road to learn
that its indefatigable president, Colonel
Flournoy, has within the last few days con
cluded important negotiations in New York
with the Memphis, 81 Paso aud Pacific
Railroad Company by wnch the forme,
is made the eastern terminus of the
latter great iine-the two together forming
the Southein Trans continental Railroad.
In this connection it is proper to say that
the late Louisville Commercial Convention
endorsed and recommended the Memphis,
Ell Passo and Pacific Railroad as the South
Pacific road. Colonel Flournoy is engaged
in other negotiations with capitalists, the
object of which is to put important portions
o the rad to contract during the coming
winter. 1t therefore becomes a motrcr of
the first importance that the people along
the line OF the road shall make liberal sub
scriptions to its capital stock, All acknowl
edge the Importance of this w1rk-all Q
how when completed, it will develope 81
trade and attract to our seaboard 40 amount
OF business that will be lost to it without
-sdch a line. We tn fore feel that all tn -
is necessary is to appeal to the II en- d
well wisneis Of the road TO be liberia and to
Cooperate with Colonel Fleurnoy in his
earnest efforts 10 carry it out.-Hhig.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29

There are Diseases which cannot be cleanse ed mn.
der any particular head such as debility lowness
Of spirit Loss Of appetite pain in the side and back
palpitation OF tho heart Yell Of the skin and
eyes, little, relish for food bad taste an the
mouth, &c, These symptoms indicate that the blood
Ia impure, and the functions Of the body In
morbid state. Nature will exert herself
to remove these disorders, and often with the assis
lance of good nursing, much will be accomplished
but In the majority Of eases is powerless to avail
much unasssied by the proper medicines. In this
condition Of system, Roadalis acts as perfect
charm, by purifying the blood, changing the secre-
tons, and giving tone and strength to the system
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29

Mr.. Sacks Vote.--The action OF Mr.
Slack in voting for Andrew johnson
was eminently proper. 1t accords with
the sentiment which dictated. his cleo
ton and he has faithfully aud proper.
ly given expression to the wishes Of the
people of Sullivan county as last ex-
pressed.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29

Periodicals -"Good Health, by
Alex. Moore, 81 Franklin Street, Bos-
ton, lie the most valuable periodical
which has been laid on our table. The
November number is one Of absorbing
interest. We give few Of the leading
contents; Our Drinks, by DR.. G. Both,
Boston. Structure and Care of the Mar,
The Abuse of Physical Exercise--Ad
dress of DR., Bowditch before the Board
of Health. Animal Parasites 10 the
Human Skin. First Help in Accidents
Fish Breeding. Terrestrial Magnetism
sleeplesspess of lnfasts. Connection
Between Food and Auimal Energy, &c
~ per year; single numbers 20 els,
Blaekwood for OctOber-cOntents
I. A Year and Day-cOnclusion. 2
The Old Monk in the Belfry. 8. Ju'
yentus Mundi. 4. Tie War in Pora'
quay. .. Gonelius O'DoSd-Forfeitinl
Paradise, persano; A light business
requiring no capital; Studying tn
Gland" question. 9. A Great WIFI
Journalist. 7. Charles Reads Novels
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29

" d, G.. r. R--This magnificent
enterprise is again looking up. SIC the
article copied from the Rihmond Wig.
BE hopeful friends of the measure
Above all subscribe land, and you will
get the road. Col. Flournoy is by hi,
euegy and devotion to it writing hi,
name ga the very mountains of South
eru Va.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29

Ealarying 4. 6eM Of Operations =
Our friend, Mr. ! ID Robertson, is
now adding to his stcck a nice snd Sc.
lect assortment Of sugars aud Coffee
Mr. r. is prosecuting his business with
energy aud offers many attractions
his stock is nice aud he solicits a trial.
Go then and see hiw.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29
MARRTED

In Giles county on the II inst, at the sid snee
Of James croy, Esq.,, by the Rev. Jacob Douthst,
Mr.. O. II DENNIS and Mrs. L. COLE, all Of
ui'"s comfy.
In Giles county, on the Goth inst, by Rev. Phil.
g. sutt,, Capt WIN, ANDERSON, Of Pulaski
county, aud ms JCL'ET EATON, OF Giles county
By the same, on the evening II the same day, at
Fort Branch, the residence OF the brides father
Miss. sALLIE, daughter Of COL A. @. Pendleton,
Of Giles county and Mr.. VAN TALi1FEE2o, OF
Lyuchburg, Va. No cake
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-10-29

THE ChurchmGn We call attention
to advertisement of The Churchman N
another column. 1t is a finely printed,
ably conducted paper, and is one of the
very best religious newspapers of the
O untry.