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SMITHS TONIC SYRUP
Tor Inv ,UfE o.
.(if/I0 f#I#
AGUE AND FEVER
Or ClliIl5 and F5ver.
Or CliIl5 and F5e6ri.

The proprietor Of this celebrated Ded,, ,.r
Justly claims for il a superiority over ali rem.
des ever offered to the public forthe sAFE. CIR.
TAIN, SPEEDY and PERMANENT cure Of Ar-ue AM
Fever, or Chllls and Fever, whether of Short -,
long standing. He refers to the entire Southerr
and " estern country TO bear him testimony a.
the truth OF the assertion, that in no case what
ever viii It fail to cure if the direction, are
strictly followed and carried out. IN grss,
many eases single dose has been sufhcien,
for a cure, and whole families have been cUrs.f
by single bottle, with a perfect restoration rl
the general health Is is, however, Brud,rf
and IN every case more certain 70 cure, If IT,
use Is continued in smaller doses for A week or
two after the disease has been checked, NOR
especially in difficult and long-standing case.
Usually this medicine viii NOT require any All
to keep the bowels in good order. Should ,bp
Patient, however, req IIre a cithartic nne,fir1ns
after haviag taken three OF four doses OF H.
tonic, a single dose Of Buns VEGETABLES Fts-
lily Pills will be sufficient
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There are 1868 colleges in the Uni
ted States.
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CEDAR BLUFF r .. b..
COLLEGE.
\ select School for
YOUNG LADIES.
Reduction i'm Prices! Terms for
Twenty Weeks

Board with Furnished Rooms. Wa.hipg. Ircn-
ing, Incidental Fees and Tuition throughout
the Literary department. including Ancient
Languages, $40.
usic with use Of Instrument..-..........--S25 %
Drawing, Tri-W eekly LeSsOns-..---......... 10 %
Drawing, Daily Lesson s........-...--...-.. Is %
Vocal Music in Glasses. 800
Fifty dollars always required in advance,
remainder OF all charges at the close of twenty
weeks. Prompt payment must be made or
date.
Pupils will be received at any time during
the Annual term and charged from date OF
entrance 20 the close of the ten.month session,
unless special arrangements are made to the
contrary, and deduction will be made for alb
sence except in cases Of severe and prouacted
sickness f $50 F~
FACULTY:
Principal. Mrs. VI. III. whifesidcs.
Teacher Of Mathematics and ANCIENT Ian
Teachers in Literary DEPARTMENTS.
Mss 5. VI. GRANT, Miss BLAYCHE FARNFR.
Teacher Of Music to be supplied.
Teacher of Drawing, Painting and other Or
namental Branches, Mis- SUE GRANT.
Teachers all of Southern birth and education.
AS many competent assistant teachers will be
employed as the number Ofpupils may render
necessary.
SESSIONS. VACATIONS, &c.
- The Fall Session will open on the First
'ivAudy IN SefteiaDtI' io'i- Inv uisuneHisn-
ed reputation Of the teachers, and the superior
advantages of the Institution are facts too
we'll established to require additional COM
ment.
The College Is sseated on large and fer tile
farm. The abundant crops nov on hand ena-
bic the proprietor TO offer rare inducements to
all TO who desire to educate their daughters at
at home institution which affords superior
facilities for Physical Intellectual and Moral
culture and excellent opportunities, for a COM
plete English education, Ancient and Modern
Languages, Art, Music, &c., thorough, y Taught
All its pupils become members OF the family
none boarding elsewhere.
The College is situated in a remarkably
healthy portion of the country, three niies
south east of WOOdburn, a village on the
louisville and Nashville railroad, midway
between Bowling Green and Fran kiln, hy.
For particulars or Catalogue. address,
WE. WHITESIDES, PRoF'E
WOOdburn, Warren Co.. h..
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lst Class- Elementary Branchcs, ............Si a.
2d Class-Pra ctical Arithmetic, Algebra,
Eng. Grammar, History, Geography, dc %
Sd Class-tireek, Latin. Geometry, and all
branches pertaining TO a liberal eduea-
q a
Incidental fec in Advance %
Bookkeeping and Practical Surveying,
each, Per month. On
Students will be required to pay their tuition
promptly at the end Of each month.
- 80 j. Il. MI RPHY.
Aug, II, l5'l.5w Principal
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ZONES ACADEMY,

S-NiAD <ANhDIl"
On the Mt Pleasant Pike. miles west of
Columbia, in the most beautiful portion of
Tennessee. Pure water and healthy locality;
new and excellent buildings; fine new Pianos :
good society; Churches and Sabbath Schools
convenient; board about half that of schools
IN town; aud corps of teachers believed 10
be equal 20 the best in the State.
Prof Herr will have charge of the Depart
ment Of Music.
Drawing and Painting will be taught by
Miss Annie +. Iayel, who, with natural abiIi-
ties of high order, has enjoyed the very best
advantages.
10 The next Ses, ion will begin Aug. 18th.
y. w. DODS0N.
Aug. 11-6w. Pris, iJ,al.
THRUST SALE.
By virtue Of Decd of Trust executed to
Samuel Z. McGaw, by Marion j.. L Underwood,
will sell. at the Court House door, in Column
bia, on Saturday, September ,, 1871, the inter-
teTcst of said Marion J. Underwood, in two
tracts Of land, on the Double Branches, In the
I'D civil district of Maury County; enc of said
tracts being the home place of the late John
Underwood, and the other known as a part of
the Cam pbcll tracts. Terms cash.
THOMAS d. UNDERW GOD,
Aug. ii, loU. 81 T,bst.,.
.JuHS c. LANCASTER. J. MACK CtRLEE,
CUP'ldsr .HiirriglH.
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under The direction Of Capt. ]. Z. MURrBY, A
VI. Competent Assistants will be obtained and
no pains will be spared TO make Il a school
worthy Of LIBERAL patronage.
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COLUMBIA
MALE high school,

Tho FAN Sc, ion If this School will open .
CoTinthIaH Hall
On Monday. JStb inst
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CELEBRATED
Pr
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-11

Both result from the lack of ability t.
convert the food into nutriment. How neccs
ssary, then, for those suffering from these Il
Farming SYMPTOMS to Immediately resort to 3
remedy that will strengthen the stomach and
sligestiye organs. For, as soon as this
desirable object has been ;OmplislIcd
the health improves, and the patient
resumes his usual personal apBarancc.-
lIIoste,ter's Stomach BitteTs have attained
h worldwide popularity in such cases
land have been proven the best and safest
sineans of removing constipation, toning Il {
sstomach, giving energy to the liver, and re-
slieving every symptom of nervousness aud
depression of spirits. lis cheering md hcnei
sfcial effects are highly spoken of by thJus-
lands, who owe 10 their restoration td health
j No restorative in the annals of medicine has
attained the same popularity in the short
space of time il has been before the public
ior has won the high endorsements accorded
Ito this excellent tonic. Many other prepara-
,tions, purporting to be eorrectives and res
|toratives, have been introduced, and have
,Derished one by one, while the popularity OF
,lIostetter's Stomach Bitter's continues to in
srrease, and is now recognized as a standard
household medicine. The success which at
itends the use of the Bitters evinces at once
hts virtues in all cases Of debility and dis
lease of the stomach. Certificates, almost
without number, have been published, at
Resting its truly miraculous power in remov-
ling those painful and fearful diseases. And
bit this time idle to do more than call attcn-
,tion to the great remedy of the age, in order
ito awaken the public attention to its excel
Hence, it is the only preparation of the kind
that is reliable in all cases, and it is there
:fore' worthy of the consideration of the attic
s.aI
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-11

Masonry Progressing. We were
much pleased and gra;ified 10 visit the
Masonic Hall on last Monday night,
land see the vast amount of improve
'ment, that has been added TO that
building within the past few weeks.
THE woodwork on the outside. has re-
lceived two coats of paint, while the
inside of the Hall presents a very in
iviting appearance. The inside work
is neatly painted, whitewashed and
generally renovated. Fine cane bot
!tomed chairs are provided for the
members and the floor neatly stained
preparatory to laying the carpet which,
] will be purchased. This building is
now owned exclusively by Shelby
Lodge, No. I62, Va, and will be valua-
Die property in a few years. \ briet
statement of the progress which this
Lodge has made within the past two
land half years, will not be out of
place. At that time the debt of the
Lodge, on its Hall, was between $500
and $500, with the building in a de-
plOrable condition, without chair,
we may say, gavels or furniture and a
luon-interest taking membership, i'll
that time the Lodge has paid off its
5dcbt, rcfurnished its Hall and is now
{ in as flourishing condition as any
Lodge within the jurisdiction of the
aGrand Lodge CT Virginia, clear of
debt and well attended.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-11
improvements.

The Corporation of Bristol is hav,
ing 18th Street graded and otherwise
improved.
The Va. & Tenn. r. r., Company
are having their new shed guttered.
They have also erected a neat and
substantial ticket office.
MIR. Martin FleenOr, on the Va,
side, is having a substantial pave
mcnt laid in front of his residence on
Main Street.
Prof. Winston and Maj. Z. j.. York
are having the sidewalk on the South
side of Cumberland Street nicely
gravelled.
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PainfiL Acei,leut-Anothsr vi

! Pdinfi,i Accident-Another Uietib
3of' Strong drink.-On Saturday nigh
gym. Connolly was picked up, in ;
Ibruised and inSensible condition, OF
5thc side of the track, above the rount
house, on the Va. & Tenn. Il. r. sup
posed to have been thrown from th'
track by the COW catcher of the east
I rn bound mail train, but recent dis
1closures seem to indicate that sucI
vas not the case. DR.. J. J. Ensol
| was called in and RENDERED the ncces-
1sary surgical aid. He informs us tha
while Mr.. Connelly's injuries are yer,
severe, he does not think them fatal
His skull was fractured in two places
with several cuts and bruises abou
the head, his collar-bone and Shout
der broken, and other bruises about
the loinS.
Mr.. Connolly was, we understand.
in state of intOxication just before
the accident occurred. This is anoth.
Ier victim to intemperance, for such
I'VE believe it to be, and is another
terrible warning to those who tamper
with the demon Alcohol.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-11

Jhdge Trigg Discharges JOB Po'c-
! eH.-On Friday last the HdbedS Cor
pus case of Job Powell was heard be-
fore Judge Trigg and the prisoner was
dis :harged. 1t appeared that Powell,
who resides near Kingsport was cap
! tain in the Federal army and was
charged with the murder of John
1ThoTnbull i'm 1865. On this charge he
was tried 10y court martial and dis
charged. Judge Trigg decided that
this acquittal was final and that his
recent arrest, under process from the
county of jefferson was illegal and in
jcontravention of that clause of the
CONSTITUTION which protects the riti-
zen from being placed twice in jeop-
,lr,ly Of life.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-11

Boots &: Shoes,-In whatever Bris-
,tol may be deficient, she is certainly
supplied with the best manufacturers
lof Boots & Shoes. At the head of her
hist stand first the name of. ID. Har-
|ry, who is an expert in the business
land uses none but the best material.
MIR. G. G. Hickman so long and favor
ably known as first class Boot and
Shoe maker, can be found with Mr..
Harry, ard as there is strengthinuni-
lty, we assert that no one need go farth-
Ter than the Nickels' House to get the
.best shoe or boot, and al as low price
Jas they can be bought anywhere in
Uncle Sans territory.
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Attention Sir KnigIhtS!

4 Grand Pic Mic and Tournament
is proposed at Avoca Springs, near the
residence of Hon. G.. f. Trigg, (SulIi
van County, on Wednesday the 20lf
of September next. Young gentle
men desiring to enter themselves as
knights for the occasion are requested
to assemble at the Springs on Satur
day the 10Th inst mt O'Clock p. NJ.
Its hoped the chivalry of old SulIi
van will turn out for the occasion.
JNO. ANDERSON,
CONNALLY +. TRIGG,
GEO: II. MCCLELLAN,
JAS. j. SNAPP,
LANDEN G.. SNAPP,
B. q. MCDOWELL,
WIN. AIKEN,
JNO. SLACK,
NJ. j.. BLACKLEY,
n. NJ. TAYLOR,
CHAS. r. VANCE,
ID. +. BAILEY.
Aug. 10th, 1871.
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Laws Relating to Newspapers

We have been asked to give the law, as j
stands, relating to newspapers and su'scrio
ers:
/. Subscribers who do not give express n"
,ice 60 the contrary are considered "l0ni'iE
10 continue their subscriptions.
>. If subscribers order the discontin""hc'
Of their periodicals, the publishers may con
,inue TO send them until all arrearages arr
paid. +a1,
J. II subscribers neglect or refuse to taA'
their periodicals from the office to when 'heA
are directed, they are held responsible, IN
they have settled their bill, and oidcfe'
them discontinued.
4. If subscribers move to other place
without informing the publisher, aud the pa
pers are sent to the former directions, t"e:
nre held responsible,
3. The courts have decided that reiuslnt
10 take periodicals from the office, or reh'oN
Ivy and leaving them uncallcd for, is iRiNA
Y,cIa evidence of intentional fraud.
6. ANY person who receives newspaper
mud makes usc of it. whether he has orherr'
Il or not. il held in law to be a subscriber
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Bound Ocer.-Mr. Henry Hoover
was arraigned, on last Saturday, be-
fore His Honor, Thomas Johnston,
Justice of the peace, on a warrant
sued out by Mrs. A. f. johnson. AZ
.er long list of witnesses had been
examined, and arguments on behalf of
defendant by Messrs. Blackley, Wood
and Deaderick, and on the part of
the State by D. f. Baily, Esq, the
court decided to bind the defendant
;in a peace warrant in the sum Of two
hundred and fifty dollsrs for twelve
months, which was given with securi-
Icy sufficient to satisfy the court. Mr..
VIM. Moore was also bound over, I'M
der the same warrant. to keep the
peace of the State for six months in
IA like sum. The latter gentleman
giving as a compromise, the sum o.
one hundred dollars, as damages to
Mrs. Johnson's property which he
confessed to have inflicted on her
house, by destroying the chimney and
Otherwise.
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&. TENN, Va. 4 GI. R. R,
RRTgTOL-GOODSON DIRECTORY.i
IURCIIES.

EPISCOPAL Corner Moore and Cumberlan'
s,s GoodSon, Rev. PENDLEToN BRookl
Rector, Services every 4th Sunday at !
A NJ and L VI.
pREsBYTERIAN-On 9Th St, Bristol
Rev. G. A. Caldwell, pastor. Service
ON sunday at IL \ NJ and 8 7 NJ. Prayer
meeting, Thursday evening at ; o'clock
METHoDIST-On Lee St, Goodson' lie.
W W. BAYS preacher in charge; Seryl
90. ON Sunday mt II A NJ and L VI
Praver-meeting, Wednesday Evening n
o'clock.
b,pTIST-Corner Of Main and Virgins
S. Goolson, Rev. Il. b. BoATwRIGHT
.stor Services or Sunday at ii a y
andsP NJ. Pfayer-meeting, Mednesda!
Evening at 3 clJck-
tuRIsTIiN-On Depot ST., Goodson' Ee'
STNUEL MnLARD, preacher IN charge
Services ON Sunday at II A NJ.
CaTt,htIC-or Depot ST, Goodson.-
Services every 4th Shrday at II a N a
Mr.. Joseph Shay's residence, by iathe
2. a. Boyce.
STRANGERS are welcome and cordially inv
tsd 70 worship with either of the above dc
nominations.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-11

Picnic at Edsley Springs. There
will be a pic. mic at Easley's Springs,
two miles from Johnson City, to which
the citizens of Bristol-Goodson are
cordially invited to attend. arrange
|ments will be made for the convey
.ance of all who may wish to attend.
lThe picnic will be free and a pleas
ant time is anticipated. The names
Iof the committee Of arrangements
arc as follows: James Gentry, Z. q.
Rancs. Tip Jobe, VIM. +. Rancs,
|Thos. Wright. Capt. S. Harris, Jno.
IM. johnson, A. ID. Senekcr and j. Z.
Hardin.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-11

a Sreet Scented Gentleman EdggeG
] ut LdSt.-Wh6 in the town of Bristol
does not know one Alb Coleman? The
very quintessencc of blackhcss itself
| and from all We are able to hear of
the gent he stands head and shoulder,
above his compeers in the art of ras-
Jcality. But Alb is no fool in his line
of business. The best of his class.
However, comes to grief sooner or la
ter. On Saturday. Abs turn came.
] and on a State warrant sued out by
/ Mr. S. p. Spears, he was brought int
the presence Of J. S. Bingley, j p.
who after hearing the testimony in
/ the case, thought proper to bind hin.
Ito the Circuit Court, of Sullivan, to
answer the charge of petit larceny.
lin stealing corn from the lot Of Mr..
Spears. On failure to execute bond
with security for two hundred and iif'
:ty dollars as bail; he was committed
TO Jail in Blountville.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-11

Raj Road Official Resigned
regret to learn that Mr.. J. NJ. Rob
sinson for many years the courteous
sand obliging agent OF the East Tenn.
Eva. & Ga. Rail Road, has resigned
ahis position as such, at this point
Mr. Robinson has occupied the posi-
stion since the war. and we but expires,
sthe sentiment of the entire commu
unity, in saying that he has gained tho
sentire confidence and esteem of those
j with whom he has been brought il
contact. As a business gentleman.
j he is prompt and energetic possessing
those peculiar but affable manner,
(which win the friendship and admira-
Zion of the stranger. We are not ~
formed as to the intention of Mr..
Robinson in severing his connection
with the road, but he bears with him
the highest and best wishes of the
people among whom he has lived for
ithe past ten or twelve yeras. in what
ever sphere of life he may enter.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-11

Agent Appointed.-The agency OF
sthe East, Tenn. Va. & Ga. rail road,
, which was made vacant by the resig-
nation of Mr.. J. NJ. Robinson, has been
Filled by the appointment of Mr.. S. b.
civilians, who has heretofore held the
position of checking clerk on that road.
Mr.. Williams is pretty well known in
this community and is none the less
nc ted for urbanity than the gentleman
,whom he succeeds. We doubt not
THAT he will prove a prompt and eff
.cient officer.
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FOR SALE.

I am ready to negotiate on yer,
avorable terms, the sale Of the mos
water power within the vi
Unity of Bristol. 1t is within on,
nile of Main Street and furnishes 4;
all of Ia feet with room above tina
POINT for more than one Factory witt
all Of twelve or more feet. Thu
is peculiarly valuable ant
an be had at a price low enough t.
,ntice manufactures to our locality.
I, C. FOWLER.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-11

Death Of Former Citizen Of Brts
td.-We regret to learn that Mr..
] Joseph |. Venable, for some time a
resident of this place, died in Knox
Vile on last Sunday morning. Mr..
Venable was gentleman of Virginia
type. and enjoyed the respect and
of this community. lie
moved to Lee county about the first
Of last year, having undertaken the
erection of court house there. From
thence he went to Knoxville, where
he brcathed his last. His remains
we're taken in charge by the Masonic
of which he was member,
to Marion, Va, and depOs,
tied in the cemetery to rest and await
with those who have gone before, the
awful blast of Ga5riefs trump.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-11

Injunction on its Last Legs.-His
Hon. II. c. Smith, Chancellor, deci-
sded to have the huge injunction case
sof J. r. Anderson as. Bristol Corpora
stion, in Carter County on yesterday.
THE Counsel for the prosecution were
Messrs. Vance, Wood and Bailey and
for the defense Messrs. York, Fulker-
son and Taylor, at the time of writing,
we have not heard how the case terlhi-
mated but we trust that question will
ibe finally settled.
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Illustrated Christian U,eck7v-

/ Illustrated Christian Weekly = We
commend to our readers earnest attcn
3tiOn Rev. DIR. Cuyler's temperance APP
speal in the Illustrated Christian Week.
liy of this week. 1t is entitled, "Ovel
sthe Falls" and is illustrated with {
sfull-pagc view of the Falls of Niagara
beautifully designed and printed.
Other illustrated articles are, on tho
l"City of JerichO;" the "Velocity OF
Light ;" Help Wanted" showing the
need of every young Christian for hui
imam help; the "Grain Fleet OF the
Hudson River ;" and the Lost Sheep
Found" besides numerous general ar
sticles. For sale by the newsdeaIers at
:only five cents per copy.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-11

TTOlstOn Male IHStitUte.-We have
received the Second Annual Catalogue
of the above Institution, situated AT
JoDesbcro, Tenn, r. II. Duggan Prin-
tipal. 1t is pleasantly located and
thriving Institution, the Catalogue
shows total number of 40 Stu
Hanss
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-11

Hands Wanted BY reference tc
an advertisement in another column,
it will be seen that Frost & Bowler
sign of the Big Boot, want two OF
three good hands. They are enter
.prising gentlemen, and turn out some
very handsome work. Our merchant,
of Bristol and surrounding country
would do well to patronize them.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-11
Hardin.

Misunderstanding showers of fair
have been falling, at intervals. to'
the last four days, which was timely,
for the continued drought was begin
ling to tell upon the growing crop OF
corn. We trust that no damage has
been done, and that we will have
more than an average yield.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-11
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

10y VIRTUE OF DECREE, PRONOUNCE
I ~ in the case Of George Cross and Julia 4 CrOs
svs Francis W. Galloway, Susan A. galloway
q ohm Galloway & Nary w. Galloway, in the Comfy
nurt Of Sullivan County, at its July term, 1871
Il will proc ed to sell at Public Sale, at the doc
Snf the Court House in Blountville, to- the hghes
and best bidder, on Thursday the 18th day of Au
gust, 1871, the Tract of Land in the pIradnss men
siOned; lying in the 7t civil district Of said
5ty, adjoining the Lands Of Alex tndsr Cunning
flames Bond, Noah Lady and others, beng tn.
tract ownel by Washington Gallowdys Heirs, cor
banning iO7 Acres more or less.
The purchaser will be required to pay leo o.
,cash in hand, and to execute bond with approveG
security for the remainder. payable in two equa
lnstallments of and Il months each drawing in
erest after -xpii alton of months. 4 lrin will b,
retained the land to secure payment of purchase
money.
JLS- p. RAIDER, CLERK,
by a ]. OK, d. {.
July II, lS7l.---4t Printers Fee Sc %
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-11

Wabash CAMP Mectimg.-Scrvices
Int the celebrated Wabash Camp
sCround, in Giles county, Va, will be-
| gin on the 9th. The services at this
lpoiut are noted for the vast crowds
which attend them and for the ability
|of the ministers generally in attend
lance
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-11

Fine Grdpcs.-Mr. J. w. Reese ha
laid on our table three varieties o
grapes, the Hartford Prolific, Rebecci
land Concord, which were grown OF
vines three years old. The bunche
are large, we'll filed and of deliciou
FLAVOR.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-08-11

Personal. Our worthy tOwnsman,
Mr.. T.. ii. Scneker, has returned
from the delightful springs, near
Union, Tenn, where he and family
have been spending few weeks, and
will go east in a few days for the pur-
pose of purchasing his Fall Stock Of
Goods.