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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08

Tze KnosOa's Pod Correction,
s---lioute Agent Conway hasexpresscd
70 is his belies that IN our notice last
week of the loss Of s6a by Mr.. d. G.
d 2eesss there may have been some
injustice done the Knoxville office.
lie says he we'll remembers the de-
liveryito him or enc letter by Mr.
Reese, but the address of it he, docs
not remember. lie only knows that
he disposed Of i psopSrig according
20 its address, He nlse states from
his own personal knowledge That
Mcssrs. Gown McClahg & Co. have
been in the habit of sending various
pomoas Cor their maitland that some
OF sheni nave bccR known 20 lose por-
tons Of ii between the 4. o. and
. their store. or course there is an
additional possibility. that the letter
Of Mr.. Reese may have been mad
yertently in the wrong box and never
returned by the party receiving II.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08

Monday last. He VAS twenty-five
years of agey The party had 9. sack
of oats in the canoe. and one of the
two who escaped was only able to
reach tie shore when he, sank of sheer
exhaustion. At last account a. dam
was Being built across the river with
with the hope that the body might be
washed against 1t. siAE
iFf 1----sl-C.- -nL---l--.-f
Scissors. Our friend, Fred Sturm,
dies hard. lie had been carried to
tile boneyard and II is said Cautious
Nulturc, who had made his cireumam-
bicnt inspection, walked Slowly up
with outstretched lazy wing and on
tip-toe with elongated neck quietly
went for one eye in the most satisfied
and confident manner, when lol he
rolled over, groaned and asked Tor
Owen. In few moments he Was on
his feet and sworc he was Register
yet and intended to go two eyes on l..
He vowed Owen was in the hahit OF
using but one eye and it took two
eyes to fill the office. Therefore
Owen was Ineligible: the fourteenth
amendment TO the Constitution of the
United States declared that man to
fill the Office of Register must never
close one eye in order to see more
plainly out of the other. He called
upon the members of the bar TO bear
testimony to the fact and if the Court
would please order the arrest of that
contumacious and presumptivc vul-
ture which had declared him dead he
would prove that he was yet Register.
In this hour of sore need there was
found but one barrister who rallied to
to his defence. Esqr. Lawyer Andrew
Jackson Gibson came to the front
and Immediately selecting the Senior
Editor of the Ne,cs, placed into his
hands paper and babe him hoN
it forever or until the the contumt-
cious Owen should let go. The
astounded editor, who should have
known lawyer Gibson, and all other
things, but did not, opened the pa
per and read, 1t was En these words
i" l contest the election of Owen NJ.
White, as Register of Sullivan county,
on the ground of inelligibility under
the fourteenth amendment TO the Con-
sti;ution of the United States. f..
| Sturm. " Tie Eaater Informed law
yer Gibson that he was was probably
mistaken in his man. The last we
saw of him he was hunting a Clerk Of
the Court and as Mr.. Phillips was
busy in going out and Mr.. RAIDER at
going in, they and the Court simply
brushed lawyer Gibson aside and said
"ShoO Fly Don't bother me. "
Owen was Immediately sworn in and
in the twinkling of an eye he was
Register of Sullivan county,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08

REMOVAL, OF THE WEST VIRGINIA
CAPITAL. The steamer Mountain Boy
left Wheeling on Monday night last
for Charleston, Kanawha county, the
new State capital, with The, executive
officers, their families and household
goods, the states archives. ETC., on
board 'Phe State party was expected
70 reach Charleston y5estenlay,, ,.0 when q,
the civil authorities wifh addresses,
and the military with salutes, sere-
nndes. etc. - .--.----
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08

Tie No,c Officers for Sulliran. -
Except Mr.. Bullock the Circuit Court
Clerk, who qualified at the Circuit
Court last week. the various new coun-
ty officers qualified, on Monday last
at Blountville. Nearly Az of them
entered at once on the duties of their
Offices. Mr.. J. p. RAIDER, the Clerk
elect, for the County Court, Postpon-
ed his entrance upon duty until Tues
day morning.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08

A Ney House. Mis- n. w Farley
has opened In the stand lntolyoccupied
by J. ID. Robertson a nice lot ofiSugar,
Coffee Candies Nuts, Ralsins, Fruits
and fancys articles. He has really
good Coffee at Is and 80 cts and Sugar
at shilling. He is well known as a
most excellent gentleman and we wish
him the utmost success. His adveT-
tisement will appear next week.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08

White's Disabilities - Owen VI.
White was once a Coroner of the
County and held an inquest over the
body Of murdered man. The people
have held one over the official body
of Frederick Sturm and there is not
galvanism enough in the 18th Amend
ment to make him kick. He has
been good Register and with that
laurel he should retire. - 10,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08

The Reno ooi - AIessrs. J. r. AN
dcrson & Co. haze nov the whole of
their stock Of goods in their new
brick store-holise on fourth street =
Ehe sales-room is absolutely the very
isest one in town and the effect upon
their stock viii be instantly apparent
30 the beholder. 1t is really pleasing.
For the first time in the history Ct
THIS filTA. their customers can now
form some idea of their vast assert
,slent or Goods. Tkes have taken this
occasion 10 mark their prices down to
accord with the new order Of things
and have added to their stock many
view articles which are both cheap and
attractive.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08


petcrs Musical MonthY.-Purchas-
ers of Rlusic will consult their own in
terest by subscribing to PETERS MO-
sICAL MONTHLY. IL IL Issued on the
first of each month, and gives al the
latest and best Music, by such authors
as Hays. Knkle, Thomas, Bishop,
banks, Becht, Frey, Keller, Wyfhan,
etc, Every number contains Mt least
Twelve Pieces of new and good Music,
printed on fine white paper and from
full size music plates, every piece Of
which is Jaftcr&ard printed IN sheet
form, from the same plates, aid sold at
from soto 80 cents each, and all we ask
for this vaIuntte magazine is 30 cents a
copy SO year, Sl.5O for six months /;
and, we guarantee to every subscriber
at least 432 pages of choice new music,
by the best authors. ''e.'
w do not expect PETERS MUSICAL
MONTHLY 10 pay us ms a Magazine, be-
cause we give too much mnslc for the
money. II Is issued simply to intro
duce our new music to the musical
world. Our subscribers sing aud PLAY
the mus C We give them. Their nnusical
friends hear the music, like IL, and buy
IL In sheet music from, where we make
our profit. Remember; every yearly
subscriber gets, during tho year, al
least $50 pieces Of our best music, all
of which we afleiward print ID sheet
form, and sell for over $40. IL Is pub
lished at the Mammoth Music store Of
j, L. Peters, 500 Broadway New York,
where every thing In tho music line
can be had, No matter how small
your order, it viii DO promptly atten-
ded to.--Slmplo copies can he seen at
tho office Of this paper. t.--.s.q
NNcp ks-u..f f...Y.f ...--.-f. .II
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08
Ladies Dress Goods,


Summer Delains at rs cts@ Lawns,
Alpaca Lustres, Japanees Cloth, Jaeonetts
Barred, Nansook and Null Muslin,
100 pieces Prints, perfectly fast colors at ia.
Bleached and Brown Derncsties, Cottonades,
Cotton Plaids for dresses.
READY MADE CLOTHING,
Boots and Shoes, Mems and Boys Wool and
Fur Hats, Ladies and Misses Kid and Last
inc Shoes, Ladies' and Misses Trimed Hats
and Sundowns Of the latest styles VERY
CHEAT. Gloves and Hosiery, Gents x
Ladies' IIankerchiefs, North Carolina Bale
Cotton, best Indigo and Nader Alum, Cop
pcrrs, Spice and Pepper. Hardware, Queens
ware, Glassware, HnWare, Wooden Buckets,
Tubs, Brooms Sc. Cheese Rio Co'fee, crush
cd and New Orleans Sugars, Rice, and Tea OF
the VERY BEST QUALIFY. r4
You will find our stock complete ndpriecs
TO suit the closest buyers. Bring on your
Butter, Eggs, Chickens, Feathers, Bacon,
Lard and any other produce you can spare
also 'your greenbacls which we never refuse
and buy your spring supplies for your Fam
lilies. We can't afford TO sell goods on credit
and hope our friends will save US the neces-
sity OF refusing them by bringing the pay,
buy what they want and not ask for credit.
Give us call and eyamine our stooks
Ell. SENEkER.
Virginia ground Plaster by the ton, sack,
o., pound at Il, II. SENEhkhs.
April ], lSI0.-tf, Il
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08
Dr0,eAst. -On Thursday tho 3lst

Dro,eAsd --On Thursday the 3lst
ult,. Abijah Zimmerman was drown
ed in Holston River near the Widow
DEFAULTS below 0hildress, Ferry, in
Sullivan county. There were two
other men in the canoe and the three
were running il down stream through
the rapids, when the waves splashed
in and the party rushed 10 the rear
end and the canoe saRk. The deeeas-
ed could have wad9d to the bank as
did the other two bat was veiy much
alarmed and swan down stream some
distance through the rapids and sank.
His body had not been found prior 10
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08

Mrs. GdLiawdy's Stock.-Mrs. Gala
way has just returned from Baltimore
with most elaborate and elegant stock
of goods which she is now opening.
She deserves the most liberal encour-
agement and will most surely receive
the patronage she deserves.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08

An interesting series of meetings
has been held during the past week
at the Presbyterian Church in this
town. Quite number Of persons
have evinced a desire TO seek religion.
Rev. Mr.. GildersleEe has been assist
ing with marked efficiency. The Rev.
erend gentleman has lost the use of
his eyes, and reads his Chapters,
Hymns and texts from memory.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08

GEM AL

Commission Merchants.
No. IA Roanoke Square, Nqssci, We,
GIVE special attsntoa 10 tie .phfehase
W or sals Of all kinds 90 Couiitry Produce
aud General Merchandise. 0onsignments
Solicited. eI ~ ~ D. 81 '
: REFERENcEss-- Metsrs. splndls q Bro.
Christiapsburg,.i Va II. 4. J. w. Spence,
Monut Airy, Wythne county, Va; Li,sh-.
Geld g. King, Lynehburg, Va; T. Y, Wood ),
Bristol; w. W. Jsmes, Bsistel; 8. Johnsos,
60, Petersbnrg, Va; Msrchahts and
Banks, Of Norfolk, Ys.--.- Nor, lsly +.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08

4 NeV Enterprise.-Messrs King &
Hill are now opening Book and Sta
tionery Store in the west end of James
Block and we hope they will be patron
lied toa most liberal extent. A book
store is much needed in Bristol. Let
us sustaiH ". Na
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08

kEW nEpARTMENr-

10 snpply what must be nov felmr4ed q neees.
sity ~ nIsRaHe ard o. yan " ladrsfoF ths family
useful Ind happy N tllaF hqmche tnqs will be 10.
sirneed. twics.a week inthe nse az Tho best iia =
proved sowing Aaehines, frgq .ot chargr.
sBaardlus aepArtnehtm ciIafRo ~ Prneipal AID
his wilo. but boarding ca b. hA4tup Tizie families
near 10 he school huildinss a. The above raies,
dceirud. " ~.
Yonag ladies' furnish thrift 0sn palioS.oasos,
,Aorts, towrlsrard light.
Wahing can be bad Al dollar per monts
= Professionalism address the PrineiTai a. Brii'ol,
Tnnu jan III
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08
fHRWASHINGTON, HOUSE.
-LYNEHBVRQ, KA..,..n

NJ rLHTfHBOkG, kA.stan =
IN HTEw FL A 1TT5s
( a. s3Na -----''e ~ a.AsD D..
sDEIN0 theownerof this valda bIsprc Dor =
ID ty, 1 havstaken charge Gift ON MY owh,
account. With dissemination Of uakinr 81
a FIRST CLASS H0pEL In all OF. its
partments. having had Il thoreugkiJ reitt- .
and furnished 50 as 70 hccommodat6 boths
ladies and gehtlsihen Witt Al tehvehishess
and oemfort. fc4 - .glhss a9@es = L..
The isbis will be kept wen aabplitd al all.
meals With the best that The MARKET viii
AFFORD, while the baI will be furnished.
with tho purest Of LIQUORS, WINES. &c,
anst neither. surpasssd byany Il. virfiala.
The services Of Nr.leviw. Seoviiie have
been ssrured % take charge as principal mari
ager, assisted by urs. NJ. !. Gibbs, beth Of
them highly cAfhbfe Of conducting the basis
ness Of hotel Keeping, ahdbeipg wen khow1
as suolI, Il eaa with eoniidcko 60 hssurs the pub,a
lie thatlin patropisipg tho hoass. they vii
have no cauBe 20 complAin.,,G 800 i,,,.t' :. -
The omnibus will attend the DerbE rsg-s
nlariy TO take passtngers up to the bous9.
andrethrn them 20 the depots free Of charge, .
Beins centraiiy located, conseniepi-4o the~
principal business Of tba place, with sha,
Postoihcs in tho huiiliuR and with srae.
class accommodations ~ reduced rates, Y
confidently expect fair share Oh patronage
from my friends ARA he pubIit. '-'A.
ra 'g..',Dl GA r. q. 'BfERGUsOE
LffcHBuha,, Va. Feb. 9, fe6e. l4i
fsb2l snr "a Oe,. as.'f
ron wORN II n tias. ss.t, sssss'sa a
~ fhe NIMs bcox and JOB once
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08

S,cee, Potatoes. Mr.. Jno. Slack has
a small lot oe very choice sweet Pota-
toes for sale at 81 per bushel. They
have been purchased in Norfolk and
can be had by early application at
bis residence.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08

Elections ty he CdnH. Ion Mon
day last the county court of Sullivan
elected Mr.. James d, Rhea, of Unior,
to the office of county Surveyor The
vote stood, Rhea IA; Ketron G. Mr..
Jesse Chndres was elected Coroner.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08

The Neso Deptay MerDs.
Gregg, the new Sheriff, has appointed
as his deputies Abram Mcclellan, OF
Union, Harvey King, South of the
River, and VI. Il. Spurgin and VIM.
Odell.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08

Improvements. -Messrs. Dunn x Co.
are receiving several new Thrcshins
Machines and have just built new
shed-to accommodate their large i'm
plements,' such as Wheat Drills,
Cleaners,&c. Their stock of general
merchandise is one of the most vali-
ed and extensive in the country,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08

The St,rm REBELLION. Fred Sturm
refuses to surrender the Registers
Books. A nardan IL hls been ap-
piled for.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08

OrR thanks arc due Hon, J. X.
Gibson for a copy of the Report of
of the Special Commission of the
Revenue upon the Industry Trade and
Commerce of the II. s. for 1869.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08

The ClerkShips. = Major. Sam'l
Evans s Mr.. Bullock's deputy and A..
j. Cox, becomes the deputy Of Mr.,
RAIDER. Both positions are well fill
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08

Freight on Coa!.-We are sorry to
see that Col. Jaques has undertaken
TO cool Bristol by advancing the
freight on coal 20 per cent. We
hope he will reverse that action quick
w. .L---.-- =. ~ ~ 4. d
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08
ESTABLISHED 1886,

.J.O. .NTATHE w SO N,
. fRoDUeE .COMAIssroE MERCHANT.
A GENT fa,. the Mob,our., Hope wen. NIL
n tedgeyine, and Earle b Pftsnix Cot
TOO nals lie Z prd and Dupont Powder Cos
-rTTrT. AUGUSTA, 0A9DIrs
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08

Wanted. Some one or more per-
sons to pillow in about ten acres of
Oats, in the suburbs of town, Apply
at the NetCs Office.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08

Fio'cer Seed. We have at the Ne,cs
Office a nice and select lot of Flower
seed for sale. The ladies are invited
to look at them.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08


WeStinghOuse's Tareshers. have
madsainple arrangements with Messrs.
q. Westinghouse & Co. for furnishing
their splendid Cleaners, Separators
and Horsepowers at very low rates.
The freight on these Machines is now
quite low and | can furnish them on
short notice. | will assist in putting
them together and will be present at
trial, if not too far from Bristol and
will warrant satisfaction. / have now
on hand a machine without power and
will sell it at a very heavy reduction.
Next week / hope to present an ele-
giant cut of the Machine. Duvalls
patent side gear furnished if desired.
Their best article mounted on Trucks
and with most improved power can be
furnished at about $500, delivered.
Apply at the Neacs Office.
n
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08

An Error. The convocation of
S. w. Va. will meet in Salem on the
27th ard not on the 2Ist as stated on
our out 1fcte.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08
Gold in New York, Liz.


r. S. Payne G. Co., wholesa lie
dealers in Hats, Caps, Boots and
Shoes, Trunks. Straw and Millinery
Goods, Knoxville, Tenn, call the at
tention of Merchants to their Stock
of THREE THOUSAND Dozen Ladies'
Hats, trimmed and untrimnied Sun
downs, &c, at prices lower than they
can be bought East.
Orders guaranteed and promptly
filled. mar. 25-tf
Fiac 7otocco.-we lave now in
our Office for inspection some speci-
mems Of the Tobacco crop raised at
Clear Branch, Washington county, by
Mr.. w. b. Peterman. For beauty and
fine quality, 1t is really ahead of any
thing we have seen raised west of the
Blue Ridge, and equal TO any of East
erh Virginia. Mr.. Peterman has sur
rendered to printers ink and has sub
scribed for the News. We are decid.
edly of the opinion that he under
stands the Tobacco business. He has
some 400 pounds yet for sale.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08
MOUNTAIN VIEW HIGH oHooL
2 4..,.r, saisTOL. GOO DsoE w. IA -

The nsxt Session, Of Five Months, Of ttis tch6ol
for Young Ladies', will commence On the End
Thurdny 10 Ianuary, 1870, In charge 81
the following Teachers:
Rev D. suLLINs, A.. NJ Principal
Mrs r. L. on, NcEAULME,il Assistants In the
Miss LUCY b. RVGGLEe, Literary Fd nrna-
Miss'M X. sIPMsON, pea,al Departments
Mas. GlESLER, (forianry Miss L, PAiNk,l Teueher
Of Mnsio-lnatrumental and Vocal
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08
BUNTING,s NERvINE.

For Rheumatism, sprAins and Bruises, Sore Throat
Quinsey. Pains and Soreness In the Bones aud Nus
elos Paralysis or Numbness Ia the Limbs, Fains
and Stiffness IN the Joints, WIFI swellings, Chill.
baius, Riugworm, PNins In the Chest, side and
Back And inaH ca es where ldniments or any other
Kind OF Counter Irrltant is required. Ireconhncnd
the Neryine one Of the best preparations IN
the market, and for tho Toothaohe bolieEe " VIII
DO found Specific. Price so cts. per bottle
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08

Dead. Addison Crockett promi-
nent citizen of Tazwell County is
dead.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08

Found. "A gold breast-pin, inquire
at Prof. Winstons.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08
Plaster I Plaster |!
14 TONS ROCK AND GROUND PLAs-
10 TER. AT DUNNS.
10 SACKS LIVERPOOL SALT fr
mar. rs, sT0-Iw. AT DUNN's.

On BUSHELS Genuine Fairly Rose Irish
ZO Potatoe Paintings, which We offer at
tho low, price Of five dollars per bushel to
close consignment.
s.,t LEE, TAYLOR s co.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08
CRY ITEMS

FoR Coon BREAD use Hohinan's
Family Flour, ground from the best
wheat by an experienced miller
nov26-6m
Pepper Bros. are just in receipt Of a
large stock of Landreth's ana other
Garden seeds. Also the Genuine Ear
Iy Rose Potatoe. Call at once and sup
ply yourselves! ~
NEEDING Suns will in fntuie be
obtained at STATIONS, as he n &C
knowledged the best in the land.
noy2btf
FIRE Insurance taken at thu
NEws OFfICt. nov2etf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08
DO = U n TIN CPS
TONIC BITTERS.

gYz0 meet thc wants of tho c1mmuniiy for a relia-
- lilo foi.ic ani stons-'i Rf.,ers-without going
North to ind It'll determined, soon amer located
hcrc, to Prepare such mcdicine, and now offer
" tho AFFLICTED Tonic-Onc w,lthy OF their cont
lencc aud support. and one which honestly be-
love TO be equal to any preparation OF tho kind
now b. fore the pubhc-And hatter myself II will
be found upon trial not ouly equal to- but much
more efficient remody--unc containing more medici-
nal virtues than many Of the popular Bitters now
IN use. II conihins, IN a concentrated forl1, the
virtucs OF several OF tho Hiost efhciont Tonic and
Alternative vegetables recognized 10 tho Matcrla
Mudicap l therefore recommend II with conf
ttutc IS Ger ain, safe and mild Tonic. For lndi-
gesilGt anl COsiiyencss. lbgspepsts 10, Flatulcney,
bsofd sred Stomach Loss Of Appetite, Torpidiiy Of
he Liver, General Debility and NJ Tvous Weakness.
To deicats femal "a tins Tonic specnliary adapted
10 a mild and safe invlgoiEnt To persons rccov
cring from protroccd disease Of any kind, this will
be found Rpowsrful reeuperant To persons who
have Suffered from Chills and Foxers these Bit ers
arc Invaluable. a Superior Appeuzer o. we'll as a
Strengthen Of the Digestive, Organs All ask Of
the public IL 10 try these MtteTs well, before pass
Ing Judgement, and then, II they arc found not TO
ans the indications claimed for thenb condemn
them. .. 1888 . 10
For tho present this Tonic will DO pa, up and
sold In bottles at 80 cts.
Call at the sign Of the ''NeH Rsfttg store :"
and get bottle " ft
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08

Bristol Re- t.ls. Some Of the lead
ing citizens OF Bristol have procured
apyordor Of court for the opening Of
n road from Col. Jno. G. Kings in the
direction Of South Fork of 4olstons
We hope they will push the PROJECT
with energy and skill Much com
plant Is made of the kindricks creek
turnpike Co. It is claimed that
satisfactory exhibit win be made. =
We ere glad yeess exceeding glad to
hear preached the very sensible but
long srl,oihered project Tor opening
road from the central portion Of Good
son TO the Island road at the widow
Smiths. Our road system needs i'm
mediate and vigorous attention and
the latter snterpfise Is a ncccssity.,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1870-04-08
NEW STORE 4:
I'M BRISTOL,
JAMES BROOKS, 81

[succ ssoR 80 =. JONES CD
HAVING purchased the stock Of Goods
IL recently owned by j. NJ Jtnes & Go,
desire to state 10 my friends and thspub
lie generally that am cQnstiauy increas-
ing IL by New GoOds directly from the NprIh-
ern cities. II is my purpose TO kesp before
the people regular assortment Of goods at
regular prices, and 20 sell At Cash rates for
pay dowp o'S,. | will AXE produce in Pay
ment for my goods, but canrot and surely
will not sell ON credit. a -t'tt q.
Il r Y M r! s,as,is
DLESTl of Broxp CoLoRs, Cotton YhrAr
i sab. Iron. Casting, and an Other sta
pes always GU hand.
JAME.S BROOKS. .
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an AutOmttton. Those who desire
to purchase the greatest wonder OF
the age in the way of sewing Machines
are invited to call at the residence OF
the Sen. Ell. of the Ne,os on Va. Hin
aud exgmihe the American Button
Hole Oserseaming and Sewing Ma
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BRISTOL FEMALE INSTITUTE.

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.. FACULTY:, - q
W. J.. MoRRISSETT, Graduate Va.
NIL. Inst and'A. N graduate VII
} liam nnd Mary College, Principal
Ed. J. r. KINOAN0N, Moral Science and
History ~, -.tt.r, .,.srg-
Miss JENNIE LAT IAN, Assistant
Mrs. NJ. y. KIN0 ANON, Matrch aud As
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