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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-20
WALTH.AM WATCHES.

For few months past VIC have adver-
tised the above Watches at 4xTREAxLY
Low Prices, and the result has been most
satisfactory. Our plan has been to sell
the genuine WALTHAN WATCH, in Solid
Gold or silver Cases only, at . very small
profit giving the purchaser every oppor-
tunity Of examination and comparison,
and with the understanding that il the
Watch does not prove satisfactory, it can
be exchanged or the money refunded.
These Watches are, without exception.
the most perfect specimens Of fine mechan-
ism ever produced in any country. Each
and every part is made by machinery Of
the most delicate and elaborate construc-
ton.
Compared with foreign watches, they
possess many advantages, excelling not
only in principle and finish, but still more
in their reliability 40 time-keepers. As
an indication Of the prices We submit the
following =4y.@ =
Silver Hunting Waiekes $3.50. $ls 90
Gold Hunting Valekes, Is karat
cases. ........ ~ w
Gold Hunting Watehss, Ladies'
S1ze, ............... " w
We often receive orders direct from our
advertisement, but prefer that every one
should send hrst tor eur descriptive price
list, which explains ell the different kinds
tells the weight and quality Of the cases,
and gives prices Of each. This we will
forward to any one on application, and It
will be found very useful in making q
selection.
Every Watch Is ,carranled By special
eertif catt from the Ame,iean Watch Go,
We send them by express to any nd.
dress. Allow the purchaser to open the
package and examine the Watch before
paying, and il afterwaFds It doss not prove
satisfactory. it can be exchanged or the
money will be cuEERFULLY refunded.
Please state that you saw this In the
Iowa Plain Dealer.
Address, in full, HOWARD 4 CO.,
No. 6l9 Broadway, n. Y.
Our establiahment = we'll known To the
residentsof New York and vicinity, but
that those 1t distance nay address 10
With confidence, " invite sttention 70 tho
following editorial notisss
Prom TIE \. Y. 1saassls, Nv ~. 1888.
We had occasion some tine sinee to re-
fer 10 these celebrated Amssieaa Watches
which are we'll known - reliable time
keepers. We cannot do better now thaA
to call the attention sf.ear readsrs 70 the
GARD Of Howard + Co.. By which it will be
seen that persons from . distance can or
der any Of these watches BY express, 1t
greatly reduced prices. 4f
Irom ~ y. Z. Independent. Japs u. lses. N
We invite special attention to the adver-
tisement Of Messrs. Howard & Co., who
offer the celebrated Waltham Watches mot
only at the lowest prices, but will send
them to any part Of the oountry by express
and give the purchaser u purchaser the
privilege to examine the Watch before
paying for it. We have known Howard
B Co. personally for years, and cheerful
" commend them to tho confidence Of our
friends throughout tho county. 1910.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-20

We cau The aSteension Of eus readers 20 The 70.
markable certificates Of cures performed By Or. o.
w RobacN's celebs9ted ocandinavian neaDoinee
has shown Us he osieinai IssSsrs. oopsss q 1kaS
appear below. The proprietor o. theos medicines
authorize NJ 70 SAL shat they viii give reward T.
ten thousand dol an TO any perSon who VIII show
They have bee sent unsolicited, and the company
have In their posseson over 5000 Of dnilar char
acter Any Druggist can satisfy the mose skeptleall
backs Stomach Bitters, Roback's Scaadinayian
'sBlood Further and Dloed Rilh.n
The undersigned Druggist Of Creses, ea,s M a..
tention OF his customers 20 the letters pubsed b..
low Of the wonderful e0sasy u Dr.. A0DACK1
Stony1h Bitters, Dr.. R0DAcK's ScandinAvian Blood
Further, aud DR.. kOBACK'S Scandinavian Mood
Pills. have been selling these medicines long en-
ough TO know that they all they ore rscomnenA.
cd to be, and that the certhcal 81 cures pubishsA
are true. Signed.
@"a "a F@sN~s II n mr. N,-~~
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-20

A farmer near Des Moines re-
alised this year one thousand dollars
from less than two acres of ground
planted in strawberries.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-20
READ THE
TESTIMONY,

From one Of the oltlest prssters
IN the State Of Illinois,
OFFICE OF THE Vino B REpuBllcAr
QUINCY, Ill, August %, 1863.
PRINCE, WALToN & Co.,
Cincinnati, o,
Gents. find your
ROback's Bittors~
afterusing two boxes
in my family, to be &
"good egg" Send
me another dozen by
U. s. Express, and IL
you don't want local
notices to theamount
charge it to us OH
advertising account.
Yours in, haste.
JAMES i. LANGDON,.
Regards to Mr.. Wal.
ton.
e#.
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SPRING PoRs, JACKSON Co, Micu. I
August l, 1859. I,
H. ~ wv

SpRNe PoRr, JACKSON Co., Micu.C
August l, 1859.
DIR. G. w. ROBACK: :.
Dear SIR MY boy
about eight years old
was very much trou-.
bled with st. Antho-
ny's Dance, SO that at
times he was unable.
to feed himself, fire.
quently falling on the
floor. or ground in a
fit; and three Of my
family had the fever
and ague. 1 bought
some of your Scam
dinavian Blood Pills
and Purifier of your
agent here, Mr.. CAL
kins, and to our.great
joy they notonly cured
the fever and ague,
but my boy Of the St.
Anthony's dance, for
which we shall ever
feel grateful. h.
Yours truly,
q. H. BAUM.
For Sale by DR.. j. j. Clema
mer, CrescO, Iowa.
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FRIDAY. AUGUST, 20, 1869.
Democratic state Ticket.

UemOcratic state Ticket.
Il y For Governor 3d..
:a GEORGE GILLASPY,
Of Wappello County. ..
For Lieutenant Governor
A.P. RICHARDSON,
Of Clayton County.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court
... W. F. BRANNAN,
Of Auscatine County,
For Snpsrintendant of Public Instruction
sal. EDMUND JAEGER,
..sA. of Lee County.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-20

Giard Township, May 10, 1858.
Messrs X. 4. Barron 4 Bro.
Gcnts-l lave tried your Japan and Imperial Tea
at 81, rs cents per pound, and consider It better
than that received fsom any Tea cHsnpany-also
much cheaper. Send me lbs Imperial Tea by
bearer. Yours very respectfully. OxLIx WARN.
hand these fine Tess enough to supply the wauta Of
lnes"tA. Particular attention paid to filling Club
do not give entire satisfaction, they bs returned
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-20

Farmersburg, Iowa, May 16. 1858.
Messrs g. Il. Barron Bro, McGreRor.
Gentlemen.-The Gun Powder Tea had Of you
for 81, rs centsper pound IL good II not better
than Tea have had from any Tea Company, and
comes cheaper. I'll take ten pounds more. Yours
truly. DAxIE. BRoxsox.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-20

Of every style and variety ever
brought to the county. This offer
is made with view Of 8 ING out of
the trade entirely.
Cresco, juno IS, 1869. (31-4
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-20

ST.. Garnavillo, Iowa, May l4th, 1868.
Neasrs q. 3. Barron Bro, MEG regOr.
near eir-we have used the Imperial Tea at 81 rs
bought Of you last Thursday, and find II very nice
article. You,s very truly. y. OILY.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-20

E4SASU EGEEQGQQ9ES I
La Petite Anna.
Madame Cramer.
Mr.. G. LeFowler.
Master Dan Cross.
Mr.. JOS. Tinkhaln =!
In his skillful performance on Two, Four
and Six Horses, with tho infant ANNA.
The Austin Bros.
E. Mr.. ID. Jones.
Mr.. AdOlfGonzales
Mr.. HI. Gardiner.
r.. w. Beswiclx.
The HOyt Bros.
Mr.. Chas. Miller.
Henry Jennings.
Master. Willie.
The Dav'p'rtB Bros.
Dell Brown.
VIM. Carroll,
And many other Equestrians, Gymnasts,
Leapers and Tumblers.
Mr.. J. W. HAMPSON will introduce his
trained Horse,
s. FIRE kING.9e
This Horse leaps through burning Bal
loon, in doing which he il enveloped
in sheet OF flame.
We have the greatest number Of Star
Performers and the finest stud Of Trained
Horses ever before presented to the public
in any one Show.
Performance Afternoon and Evening.
Doors open ct 2 and o'clock. Admission
80 cents, Children under u half price.
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=. r. Barron E. Bro.
wv y - Address. i. +. Barron
Groceries, Rll STOCK, Amber and Golden Syrup, 81
..r. Coffee, Rice &C. ',, - ~,

The Goods ~s haze IL store for Cash strictly: bought CA
Bought to be soM rik sold al great bargains
Come See Look at g'oa learn .rN good
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CovNcIL Hill ?. O., May 4th 1868.
Genn e. r. Barron Bro, AcGregor.
Gents-The Chest Of japan Tea bought Of ysu
last week at 81 rs, consider superior TO any Tea
have had, and Ut less price.
Yours &C., ---.--..---
Pr. bicxExson.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1869-08-20

VI Esf 10O0e0DCO, f~-aII
Z II yon vish - reipsurs year pRopsqoE,
call on your old friend 7. w. Lsl q
his 1esidcnee n Creseo
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-10

iefore you. A visit Of che Of them to
Kooertson's neS will create a decided
stir IN HE family circle, Dear reader
you with one or more beautiful bright
eyed arprcciative childlen, and who
would not love to have them ?-don't
get frcttcd when the little creatures
plead With you for little Of your frac.
tional currency for Christmas. 1t comes
but once year, and really il may
never annoy you again. Next year you
may have the Ivy en- the Myrtle above
your breast. Then Keep it full of pleas.
ant feelings for your children. Per.
haps the little one may then have step
ped aside il the endlcis ocean of exis-
tence. Then crafty them while their
sweet faces are before you. Take them
with you and Ell their hearts with Joy.
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Saiiivan County Convention.

/ 70 Sullivan O. unity Gonventinn which
met In u o.ihtville, on the 4th MN lay 10
November, tn nominate a cA"didate to rep
resent the county In the Constitutional
Convention fsbich convenes in Nashvil
In January Dsx,, J and which aiinurI ed to
tie lst AOnlay ia ID ,cember, met pursusn
to Adjournment G.. II. McCle,lln It,
the cnair.
The committee appointed AT preyions
meeting to canvass each civil district, in
order TO aSeertsi ~ the feeling aud s-ntim,
OF the county, Gsked permission to retire
or short time fore rendering their re-
port.
During the absence Of the c1mmittee the
Convention was Addressed 10y Mess =. Rles,
Earnest, Deadrick. Buckles and NJ .sseugill,
daci 'ring themselves Ms candid ites. Messrs
Bu' kles and MasseBgill dissented from the
Convention and announced their Intention
TO run Independently. After which Col. ].
B. McL'n and ID. +. liley we're req rested
to address the meeting. who 81 oks ~ some
length In favor of the Convention and urz-
Ing harmony and unity. .l
The committee then rsiuru5h AMI report
cd unanimously In favor of Wm. V. Dsaf-
lick, Esv., as the nominee, which was rst-
lied unanimously by the Convention.
motion was carried to holi n conveu-
ton at Blouniville, on the first Monday 10
Jsnuiry, to dominate candidates for county
flices.
On motion II was ordered that the Ssce
tsry furnish copy of these proc, ediugs 10
the Bristol Ne,cS for publication.
The Convention then adjourned sine die
D F. BAILEY, Sec'y.
December @ H. 1869
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-10

Il New Store at Union.-M.ss
Willard and Cross desire us to ell a,-
tenton TO their stock Of New Coco 8
corner of main and Depot streets,
Uuion, Tenn. We hove carefully ex,
amined tho same and fud it to be lart Q
and well assorted. They announce their
determination to pay Bristol prices for
all produce and to sell their goods at
reduced rates, but in no instance to sci
except for pay down, Their theory of
success is based upon the belief tia,
they can double the number of their
customers md sell at half the profits
implied in the old system. NJ Willard
has been for several years and ia now
connected with New York Shoe House
and enjoys very great facilities for Pur-
chasing. Mr.. Cross will attend to the
business at Union and is a gen,lethan
o. sold worthyss
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-10

MLssRs EDlruKs.-l take great p'olsu-e
IN infTnIig Jour Numerous readers OF an
srrLng, meul which | have be, n able to
make with Prof " J. MuIrissettr uf Fam
VIE, Va, aud late President of All. ghany
Co esr, by which he will Oeco ne Pr inci 81
III The Sshool hi lierlO uddsr NY coutto.
Wishing 10 devote my self mOre exclusive.
ly 10 my p s;urI dutles, have sought and
obtained The services of d gentleman, from
prs nal a'qnaintanco with whom, | can
'ec"mtDeud to or community ia the n.O
III qnahhrd mann,r, a. a hgr toned Chrrs-
uab gentleman, OF hgn sch"lasiic attain
mru',; being a y aduate of two Colleges,
aud Having had twenty Years xperielco III
conducting individu,1 and pubic sch"ols.
IL Is the purpose OF PIoi. Morr,sette and
his assistants IL build up such a school IL
our young town as tue educational ihter' ST.
IF town aud country require. A nguia
Co gate Course Of instruction viii lie
adopted, as we'll ~ course OF thVrorgh
preparatory training.
Respectable.
Bristol DC. 1879 j. KlNCANON.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-10

DcJdte and Meaiaf Contest On the
evening Of the 2lst he young gentle.
men of the Philothesmian Society of
King College are to give public de-
bate in the Presbyterian Church, and
on the evening of the 22d there will be
medal contest at the same place. We
have not the names Of the disputants
or the Contestants for the medal, nor
have We heard the question chosen for
descussion, but the students of King
College have acquitted themselves with
great credit Oh a other ocsasins, aud
we feel sut,sfi d l. saying. this ebtJr-
tainlucnt vail be alike ereditable to
them aud interesting 10 those who at
tend
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-10

Death Of AndreW Boy-A valua,
BILE and esteemed citizen Of Sullivan
county has passed away. AT the ad-
vsncod age Of seventy -four years, ADc
drew Boy is dead. 1t is impossible for
our people to miss him from his
hospitable home or from those scenes of
interview which occur in tho frequent
exchanges of busine So aud Dot.iesl that
they have suffered 4 serious loss. Du.
ring the past sum mer as he was on his
way to Bristol bis horse fell with and
fastened him to the ground in such
peculisr ard painful position that neith>
err horse nor rider could rise. A woman
who was shortly thereafter passing near
BY heard his calls and brought some of
the neighbors to his assistance, but he
had necessarily been held upon tho
ground by the weight Of his horse upon
one Of his legs for over half an hour
aud the effect ives never entirely remov.
el. Since this unhappy accident he
was in feeble health until on Sunday
the Eth uft., when he peacefully
closed long aud useful life. lie had
beeh director of the Il. T. & Va,
Railroad cobpsby and was in all the
positions aud trials Of bis life found to
be that highest type Of human cultiva-
ton, an honest man. As farmer be
was noted for his energy and enterprise
always alive to the improvements
in the science Of agriculture, keep
ins his farm well stocked with the
most improved implements, and it
is not astonishing that his lands steadi.
~ improved in fertility ard productive
capacity. Their appearance was mark.
ed by all the characteristics of care and
culture. OF course he was financially
independent. During the late Struggle
he gave all of his sympathies to the
cause Of his native South. Yet be was
among those whom the Triumphant
party Of force and numbers had no
word of reprosch for. A character Of
srch manly mould and of SO many vir-
tics did. not fail to stamp its aniinus
upon Il large family Of chitdren, who
have become noted fer their honor,
pdncthahty, industr y aud enterprise -
Thus has passed away an houorcd ci /.
zen, a useful menbtr Of society and a
devoted friend OF the Ners. When such
men falls on, artb to b. taught Up in
tie skies ibo world n"y we'll affo.d 20
pause for the purpose of analyzipg his
life aud placing 90 record the memory Of
his virtues. In his case tie word is
better for tue life aud example of An
drew Boy.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-10
HOW TO ATTRACT A C0NGREGA-
TON.
The Biggest Sell of all the Sells.

He who wears the gown aud trea1s
the solemn aud more serious walks OF
life must many times have his patience
tried aud off smother the feeliags of
mirth that struggle fo- oxpression.-
But there are times when even minis
tor may play good part and sell the
curious of his congregation, aud if up
on these rare occasions he is seen to
shake his sides with laughter and re.
joice at big sell, We feel like crying
good for you. Wednesday evening,
the regular nigh. for prayer meeting
at the Methodist church, was AZ occi-
sion Of this kind. If you want a secret
published, toll one woman or dozen
men. A woman had secret this tim,.
Yes, a great secret. There was to be a
wedding at the Methodist Church i'm
mediately after prayer meeting There
are generally dozen Of the faithful
present at prayer meetings, but this
time there were present the reader and
the writer, your wife aud my wife, your
sweetheart and my sweetheart, your
neighbor and my neighbor there wer'
young ladies who bad not attended
prayer rAeeting in ga coon's age" and
Young MEN who never did believe ii
goin' to prayer moe'in'--the churc|
was full-the secret was out and thor
was to be Wedding. "iiave the.
come yet ?'--no was the whisper tina
ran sloug the seats The prayers wer
unusually loug--tbe uiectittg was un
usually long-at last tae minister ros
, and said. "My friends disappointmen
, i. our lot in life-the young ladis b'
, gan TO swallow their hymn books AL
the youAg men finding then
lyes out of tobacco began
chew their hats There was TO has
= been wedding here o'night, but ju
= before entering the church was waite
npnn aud informed tba: the wedd,u
:. would take places at the house aud II
q presence was needed there. Glad
>, SEQ goa here ladies' aud genlerien {
ia Receive tho BenedictiOu. "A TIT
}, ran through the house-a few red fac
h "a general ejaculation SOLD ! Yes &
/. worst sold congree cation we remember
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-10

Public DeJats.-We have received
ticket to a public debate to be given in
the College Chapel, at Emory & Hen
ry, at 81 o'clock T.. NJ, on Friday the
18th of this month, between the mem
bers of the Calliopean Society. The
question for discussion is: Resolved
that the custom Of feadirg the Bible in
Public schools ought to be continued
The disputants upon the affirmative are;
MSssrs. Wilkinson, Copenhsver and
DeBusk, upon the Negative Jones,
Wiley and Buchanan. The orators are
Messrs. Neal aud Nolan d,claimer
j. NJ Campbell.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-10
ROSADAIISI

The Ioll"wi : is iIom DR.. Il. Wilson Carr,
Coroner OF the City of Baltimore;
BALTIM RE-, February 10, 1868.
Dear Sir IL tai o p easure in recon
NEEDING your r. sadalis ss a very powerful
Alternative. Ihave seen IL used 10 two cases
with hi ppy re ults-o cab SO Of second ry
=, phil IA which the patient pronounced
himself cured, afler having taken five bot
ties Of yonr medicine. The other a crse Of
scrofulS, Of long standing which is rapidly
Improving under is use, aud the in iica ioI 8
are that the patient will soon cover.
have carefully examined the 70 mula by
which your X Is ,dAlis is made, and end Il
an excellent compound OF al rA,iye ingred'-
ents. Yours truly,
II. W. CARR, NJ. D,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-10

Ran Nigy:r, Rua!- Mr.. Char;es
Scott, gentleman OF sable hue. was
elected for nCn-payment of rent, on
Saturday last, and Mr.. Martin Van Bu-
rem Sheppard, gentleman of co'or, vas
moving into the house. when Nj.
Charles Scott hit Mr.. Martin Vau ru-
rem Sheppard on the head with a six
shooter, which came near placing him
iors du CONDUIT Mr.. Martin Vau Blu
reu Sheppard, thinking discretion the
better part OF valor, changed his base
and made hasty retreat. Mr. Scott
determined TO make his victory com.
plete and fired the contents of the pistol
at tie reireating Mr.. Martin Van Blu.
rem Sheppard, for which he was taken
before his Honor Buzzard Willoughby,
and e ned IS and costs, or the small sum
of S13 Mr.. Martin Van Bu,en SheT.
pard was at late hour heard singing :
He who fights and runs away
Will live to fight another day."
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-10

Eiyh! Tiny Reindeer Santa Claus
ia busy 10 fitting dp his sleigh. AID
Harvesting his eight tiny reindeer pre-.
paratory to his nocturnal dash through
the wintrS skies. lie is storing it with
all the toys, candies aud nice things
that carry captive the hearts of the
little ones, and soon TIE Frances Of the
little team will be heard upon the
housctops. White the children slumber
he will sweep down the chimney and
fill the stockings tina; hang around the
hearthstone with many a bright toy,
that will carry gladuess to the heart OF
some bright eyed little imp. He can be
seen any day at Kuhnerts, on Main and
Front streets, arranging dolls, wagons,
horses, cattle, sheep, hogs. dogs, candy
babies and candy fishes, candy dolls
and candy birds, whistles and rattles,
together with q thousand tomfooleriss
that would make the hearts Of children
leap with JOY. 1t is even possible thai
Santa Claus will be dressed and ready Il
wait upon childaen at the counter be-
fore Christmas arrives.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-10

Largest Nerpaper.--ThO Lynch
burg ReppJlican keeps standing as a
part OF its heading, "rhe largest News
paper published in Southwest Virginia"
which stater.out is VIGOROUSLY untrue.
The Bristol Ners i. very considerably
larger THAI any daily or weekly pub
lisbed in SouthweAt Virginia. dnd We
believe it is the largest paper in the
State. There certainly are none within
our knowledge SO large. Take down
that sign. neighbor!
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-10

Bristol Female fnsfitute.-Prof. W.
4. Morrsssette, of Farmville, Va, aud
formerly of Allegheny College at Blue
Sulphur, Va, will on the fret of Fell
fuary next become the Principal Of this
school, now in charge OF Rev. j. j.
Kincanon. At that time the school
will be reorgahized aud will theuceforth
s,riatiy female school SIR. Kiucan
on engages to enlarge his facilities for
boarding until they shall have reached
u capacity for sixteen and at the close
of the present session he will double the
size Of his present school building by
raising il and Building Beheath it
single story of brick.
Ii is pleasant to note these signs OF
educational improvement in our town
Such is the frmness aud energy oil
AIR. Kincanon that those who know hin
are assured Of the vigorous prosecution
Of everything he undertakes. W.
wish him the highest degree OF sue
cess aud invite attention TO his adver
tisemeut in smother column.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-10
J,Ds. News.

1rieter Wintsd We will probably
want good compositor on or before
the 6rst of January. Applicants for
the place can address the Ne,os in writ.
ing. State how long you have been at
the business, where last a, work, how
many thousand BREWER ems can put up
IN 10 hours and what salary will be re.
duirsd per month No rehiskcy diHk-
sr seed apply,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1869-12-10

LOO' on tie Bdfn.-A young nan,
wko had been in the habit of walking
to call oa his lady love in Lynchburg,
borrowed horse and rode out few
days since to pay his lady visit. Ga
leaving he walked home, while his horse
was left hitcbed IN the street and it did
not occur to him until the following
day that anything was wrong.