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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-06-22
REMARKS.

We said In our last report that the market
closed with some Indications of a better feeling
in the cattle trade. That remark has been fully
verified. For week or two previously the trade
was so dull in the city that butchers gave the
market chance to be pretty well cleared by
buying sparingly. This done prices advanced,
and cattle have commanded about half a cent a
pound more than heretofore. The Western
steers bringing from OK to X cents per pound
live weight. W. Calwell sold at WATERFOWL this
morning 1875 steers, 1000 lbs. TO 400 lbs. each,
live weight, as follows: TO Mr.. Soeldon at
cents: ll2 10 MIR. Winter at 40c per 100 ibs.
at TX cents Al at IN cents, Is at III cents, is at
~ cents live weight. Cook & Woodbridge sold
81 Western steers at n cents, at "a cents and
I3 at ~ cents per ID. live weight. w. B. Bard
well SOLD river fed oxen to dress from 1900 TO
400 lbs. each, for 10 cent per ID dressed. ID.
Mccarthy sold pair of oxen, %, 500 lbs, at l6
cents per H. live weight. 2 COVE to Dress about
400 lbs, at s cents, and To dress $50 lbs. for
cents per 10 dressed weight. 2 milch COWS and
calves for SIS. There were about 1000 Northern
sheen and lambs at market l. X. BarKer cod
Il lambs at g. so per head w. IL Hoyt sold IL
warnings and two year old sheep at D cents per
10 500 lns. each. G. r. HOughton sold III
mostly yearlings so lbs, at cent?, and Us sheep
and yearlings for NJ. King, so lbs, at cents per
10, Lambs at present are full as high as last
year. say 81 to s6 for fair good. There Is some
grum bling this week an-ng the veal dealers, and
the market tor the week IL reported as having
been unfav orable TO the seller.
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fNewl 49l2c
BEASs-tchoice Eastern handpickedl $500
I've low eyel $5!oo
medium choice handpickedl s2.S
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Y. STOCK and Money MARKET.
Neg Yonz. June Il.

An i,.oroa. "a Wall street to-day centerea IN
po IaiaS D.; -osd stock, the rest OF the MAJ
ket continuing quie sssarances having beeu a
Gold closed at 1929,
little over $50, 900 900. .,,s-a firm
Governments at the close SI.c T,repayrnent Of
Secretary Boutwell, orders
the Lulv interest without rahut-
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r,o aeraId is the only paper in
ED,,n1yof Rutland, or this sec"
M, or vermont that takes ieIe-
t'on nnic news. The Herald receives
~" .ssociated Press Reports regu"
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WANTED,

Enterprising Agents and Peddlsrs for our new
Culinary Press and Str inner continued for pre- s.
ing and straining all kinds of Fruits, Berries,
Vegetables, Lard, Tallow, Meats, Cheese etc.
Three sizes from IS to $40. $4,000 already sold In
a few localities. Circulars free.
LITTLEFIELD & DAME,
l02 Wash street, Boston, Mass.
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loans made high as per cent on can and 3tg4
per cent on Governments.
Sterling exchange is dull at Il0x0z.
The result Of the days campaign in the ROCK
Island stock Is the suspension OF W. s. Wood
ward, Dater & Timpson. Earl e. Satoustan, w.
z Tunis & Co., kobt. Waller, J. W. Gillespie,
James Austin, Franshaw e. McDougall ii. A.
DeDison, w. A. Bourand and A. G. Wood while
several other firms have effected settlements sno
will continue business. One of the brokers = Tht
largely invested in Rock Island, burst a bio, Z
vessel during the excitement of TO-DAY, and now
lies in a dangerous condition.
This morning Stock opened heavy at l3O and
declining rapidly, in less than an hour touched
10.
1t was ascert aimed that Woodward decline to
accept the stock which b. had purchased yester-
day, and could not meet his engagements.
Brokers whom he employed to purchase for him,
of course, fell back upon him, and finding their
principal overheard had to take the same step
themselves, aud some fifteen or more buyers are
obliged for the present to suspend. The number
of persons who suffered badly and the number
who are ruined by this wicked operation Of Wood
ward and his clique is large. One gentleman
sold out his Rock Island, 10 be delivered to-day
at profit of $50 900, but the parties to whom he
sod IA led to ct their engagement, and instead
of being gamer he loses a large amouat. The
rem ainder OF the stock list stood well against the
decline in Rock Island, though the bull clique
had their hands full TO avert panic. The mar
ket closed with a better tone and partial recov-
cry, though railroad shares averaged l94 per
cent. lower at the close than yesterday.
Coal mining shares were all dropping to-day,
and from to per cent. lower.
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Brighton, Cambridge and Medford
Reported for the Rutland HERALD.
AMOUNT OF STOCK AT MARKET.

Cattle. Sheep. shotes. Fat Hogs. Veal.
This week, 2sl9 660s 700 1900 coo
Last week, 1886 5 $50 400 100 600
One year ago, 1923 405l 800 $500 800
PRICES.
Beef per 100 lbs. on total weightIof hide, tallow
and dressed meat, extra sl0.25Is10 so.
Cows and young calves slim to fair quality. 40
to SIS cents. Fair to good 60 to so cents. Extra
so cents and upwards, as to size and style.
Stores none.
Sheep per Id. live weight, sheared scale.
Fat hogs, per h., TO SIC, 1--we weight.
Shotes wholesale, 91l0c. retail, 9Hc.
Hides-Brighton nc; country lots, &c.
Calf Skins, l6GlSe per 10.
Tallow, Brighton, 6 to exc per lb, country lots
to 5K.
Pelts. rs to $50 each.
Lambs so cents, shorn Is cents each.
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rureai.vc as well asa

Ne COMPLAINTS. lnycrne or
.H-i~. ~ t'ic d.-ysu ~ NouianIi,,a,I 81 ~
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Exuberalat Health.

( Is blessing yOuchsafed to few. Even those
who have been favored by nature with strong
cons buttons AMI vigorous frames arc apt 10
neglect the precautions necessary to preserve
these precious endowmcnis. Indeed, as a
rule, the more healthy al;l robust man IL,
the more liberties be is inclined to take with
his own ph ysique. it is'some consolation to
The naturally weak and feeble to know that
| they can be so in, igorated and built up, by
Il proper use of the means which science has
placed ut their disposal, as 20 have a much
better chance Of loaI lie, and exemptions
frcIn disease AMI Jain, than the most athlct-
ic OF their fellows who are foolish enough to
suppose themselves ieyulnerable, aud act ac-
orliugly.
1t il rot to much 10 say that more than
half the people Of the ciyilj2oI world need
m occasional tunic, TO enable them 10 sup-
port the strain u2ou their bodies and minis,
which the fact life Of this restless age occa-
sions In fact, pfre, wholesome, unexcit-
ing L nc Is the grand lc5idcritUnl Of the bu-
y millions, and they have the article In
fostcueT's Stomjca Hitters. 1t is n stam!u
al medicine, j. e. it imparts permanent
StrenGfh!c re.k systcH5 aud invi corates del
lcate constitutions. Us reputation and It's
sales have rtCa lily increased. Competitive
preparations have been introduced Ap LIB
TUa, and, rs far as the public is concerned,
AD NAuscCa, in sile hore Of riysling il; but
they have all either persisted IN the attempt.
or been far in the rear. It has been the
great medical success ofthe present century,
and it is quite certain that no proprietary
me iicine in this country is rs wildly known,
or as generally used.
Ten lightning presses, running incessoni-
" Sundays eSccptca,) the whole year
through, barely supply the demand for the
Illustrated Almanac, in winch the nature
and uses Of the preparation are set forth, the
circulation Ley being over eight millions a
year.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01
T. TEN, Vi. 4 c.. r. E.
BRISTOL .G0ODS0T DTRTGTORYi

Leaves Bristol 10 n and ? ? ".
. Arrives AT Bristol , 50 p anu 6 ~ 4 e..
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PeEmis Abaslf LcE:nssm,s,

JOHNSON CITY, Aug. IS, IL.
Oar parched, dusty locality has nj
length been relieved. The dry eaTth's
burning thirst has been Quenched by
long. steady rain. Corn, though
dwaried beyond remedy, puts on
more cheerful aspect. Complaints of
the season, though too numerous still,
are in great measure hanlshed rom
the lips OF the agricultural brotherhood.
During half the day Sunday, and a
part Of the preceding night, the rain
fell at a gentle yet constant rate, al
lowing the ard fields full time 10 alb
sorb an ample supply.
On saturday, the 18th inst, began
the fourth Quarterly Meeting for Jones'
b0To' ciTcuIt. The Presiding Elder,
Rev. Geo. Stewart, was. as usual, at
his post aud preached in manner
highly acceptable to all. The atten-
dance OF official IN, MIXERS was small.
Reports on the subject of ministerial
support quite meaEre. On Sunday,
the inclcmency of the day prevented
DR.. Wiley, of T.. < II. College, from
being present to delight and cdify with
his desCrVidly popular pulpit elO-
quence. But, while all felt that 10 be
deprived of feast OF head and heart
was matter OF regret, it was not with
out sincere gratitude that blessings of
another ANA more general character
was shared.
In your pleasant town the education
al campaign, to Judge from the num-
Der and tone Oi advertisements, is
opening vigorously. Our city, l?) too,
processes to be looking toward her ed
ucational interests. To this end she
now has a mixed school numbering
s.Xtv-siX pupils. This comprises about
oue-half of the school population
among the whites. The remainder
will, Tor The most part, hc reached on
IN by the Free-schoOls system, for which
there is but little chance ut present.
Yet this is probably about as well "a
the case stands at other points. In
! proVenent seems to be the order of
| the day at Johnson City. Two COM
modious hotel are in rapid process of
a cctIon. :. II. Hale has erected, on
/ his old site 4 very neat building, com
prising store-room and dwelling COM
/ bined. }. NJ. Johnson has made an
addition to his previously large and
! commodious house. L. a. Flaws new
! brick residence begins TO pat on z
| handsome appearance, as the work APP
proaches completion. Mr.. J. Rankin
! mas the brick-layers employed on his
/ boot and shoe shop. p. Chedester's
new store-house will be commenda-
BILE addition when completed. The
! Methodist and Presbyterian churches
are about in sfdtU quo. With little
of Bristol's present liberal spirit and
enterprise on the land question. John
son City might greatly promote her
growth. IL is great misfortune for
many promising villages that a large
number of their land-holders conclude
( that a few lots, simply because they
seem TO be in demand, should make
their owners immensely rich. Still
such is the case aud, frequently dwarf
ishness is the result. w.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01

MERITED DIsTINCTIoN.-Thc we'll
known Groton junction, on the great
thoroughlare of the Northern Lines
20 Boston, has ceased to be. With a
large and increasing population, proud
as we'll as prosperous, its citizens, in
mass meeting assembled, have voted
to change the name of their town to
'AYER'-a1ter one OF the best known
men in American, Dr.. J. {. AVER, of
Lowell and the legislature of Massa-
chusettS has enacted that decision into
law. We commend their choice, for
not only is (he name shoIt and distinc-
tive, bat Dr. AYERS medicines have
made it gratefully known to the ends
Of the earth. Probably no living man
has carried relief 10 such countless msl-
titudes of thc sick rs he, and this high
honor, from his neighGors, tells the
estimation in which he is held by those
who know him.-Bristoi Times.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01
Public rrce.lng a, Abingdon.

On motion of I. C. Fowler, tie
meeting was called 10 order and lis
object explained to be for he APP
poin!ment of delegates to the State
Conservative Convention, to assem-
bic in the city of Richmond on We'd
neSday the 80th inst. After elabo-
rating the necessity for a reorganiza-
ton of the party, he moved the ap,
poin;ment of Col. a. c. Cummings
as chairman. which was unanimously
carried.
Col. \. c. Cummings was called to
sbe Clair.
On motion of DIR. E. VI. Campbell.
Hes r.. Z. B. Cole, I. c. Fowler and
D. T. Bailey we're appointed Secrcta-
les.
On motion Of DR.. Campbell Com
mi.tce Of three from each Township
WIS appointed to nominate one dele
cate and one alternate for each
township. The following are The ap-
pointmeuts:
Goodson-J. c. Summers, A. Full
,er,on and D. O. Bradley.
Abingdon--Dr. Z NJ. Campbell,
Il. F. Carson and Jas. L. Gibson.
North Forl-Elijah Pippin, J. ".
Davis and Or. A. i. Malicote.
Saltvilie-W. b. Dickinson, Jas.
K. Sn.yth and Fish McNcw.
Glade Spring-Jas. Snodgrass and
JAS. Porterfeld ard Jas. Crow.
Kinderhook-E. Vance. Joel Kay
Tor and Daniel z Price.
After a brief retirement the Com
mittce reported the FLOWING list Of
delegates and alterGatcs to the Rich
mond Conservative Convention Oh
"Wednesday the SOth inst:
Ab:nsdoh-Wyndham Robertson, !
Del, c. S. Beckem, Alt.
Goodson-I G. Fowl r. Del. W, |
Il. Rhea, Alt.
Glade Springfield. Graham, De
5. Longles, Ait.
North Fork. W. Davis, Del /
J. G Il. Davis, Alt.
Kihdcthook-E r Lancaster, Del.
D. L. Price. Alt.
SaltvilIe-Jas. S. Buchanan, Del. :: |
H. V. Thompson, Alt.
The appointments were then voted
upon, separately, by townships, and
unanimously adopted.
On motion of DR., Campbell it was
Resolced. That any Conservative
citizen of the county who may be
present at the Convention, is authori-
zed to act as a co equal delegate for
his county.
On motion the meeting then adj
ouned.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01
CHURCHES.

EPISCOPAL, Corner Moore and Cumberland
Sts.. Goolson, Rev. PENnLGToN ERooEE
Rector. Services every Ash Sunday at u
a NJ and 2 NJ.
pREsgYTERIAN-On 9Th St, Bristol
Rev. G. A. CALDWELL, pastor. Services
ON sunday at II 4 VI and VI. Prayer
meeting, Thursday evening at O'Clock.
METHoDIsT-On Lee St, Go'daon' Rev.
W W. BAYS preacher in charge; sgryI-
90: on sunday at II \ NJ AMI p NJ.
praror-meetimg. Wednesday Evening at
& O'Clock.
R,PTIST-Corncr of Main and Virginia
Sts. Goodson, Rev. X. L. BoATWRIGHI;
rostor Services or. Sunday at ii NJ
and sP NJ. Prayer-meet ny, NedneSday
Evening at O'Clock.
cuRIsTIAN-on Depot ST., Goo3son' Re-
s.vrFI. Mu.LARD, preacher IA Charge
Services on Sundat AZ II a NJ.
CaTUOIIC-On Depot St, foodSon.-
Services every 4th Sunday at ii NJ at
MIR. Joseph shay's residence, by Father
Z. 4. Boyce.
STRANGERS are welcome and cordially inyi-
,el TO worship with eitLer Of tie above de-
nominations.
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FOE SAs.ES,

l am ready to negotiate on very
favorable terr,s. yEe sale Of The most
yalu-'ble water power within the Vi
entity Of Bristol. It is within one
nile of Main Street ana furnishes a
fall of IL feet with room above that
ooint for more tban one Factory with
fl Of twelve or more feet. The
property is peculiarly valuable and
can be had at price low enough to
enticc manufactures to our locality.
I. G.. FOWLER.
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YiCHE.LS E3USE Eig.

The largest, best and purcst Stock
Of Liquors ever offered in the Bristol
market. embracing all grades Of
Whiskies Wines and Brandies.
Pale F.each Brandy. Sherry and
Port Wine in original packages
Ale on draueht Jets Pure Apple
Brandy-Rockbridge Rye Whisky
Old Vallav-Iaynors-StraightB our-
bon, Old Peach with honey all at the
Nickels House b.
Mar 2ftf.
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MARRIED..

We clip the following from the
Cork (IrelAnd) Constitution of Aug.
10th:
VANCE-TILWAINE Cathedral,
Cork, on the 9Th inst, by Rev. J. y. b.
Wooiroae, NJ. A., WM. NICHOLAS VANCE,
Esq, NJ. D., # Bristol, Tennessee, L, S. A.,
to HELENA, youngest daughter of late Mr..
Joseph M'Ilwaine, of Balyronan, county
Derry, and grand niece of the late james
Vance, Esq., some time Lord Mayor and
High Sheriff Of the city of Dublin; said
James Vance was cousin-gcrman to Gen.
Andrew Jackson, President, United States.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01

Stone Hare Factoyy.-We take
pleasure in calling the attention Of
our merchants and TIE public to the
advertisement. in another column, Of
Nr. Robert Keys, Manufacturer and
dealer in stoneware and water pipcs.
His ware is Of superior workmanship
and prices reasonable. He is chi
ncntIy deserving Of the public pat
ronage. Address Rob't Keys, Alb
iIgdun, va.
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WANTED

Reliable and energetic men to sell
the improved Howe Sewing Machines
IN every county in East Tenn. To a
man that will give security. we will
furnish wagon and liberal commits
sion. Apply to or address
j I. THURMAN.
sep | 1t Knoxville. Tenn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01

Near advertisements. Attention is
called to the advertisements Of L. II.
Senckcr & Bro. Merchants, and Dick
erson & Thompson, Furniture Dealers.
The above firms are composed Of en-
ergetic business men, and deserve tie
patronage Of tie pupIic.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01
THE WASHINGTON SPRINGS
READY

NNHE VARIOUS UEALTH-GIvING VA
i TERs are flowing as freely aud inviting
as over the air is as pure, cool and salnbri-
Gus as ever the management and accom- mo
datiors are ~ usual the Table is a. gene
rous as its best; the welcome, cordial and
the Charges are NJ more than heretofore,
viz; so 4 month, 8 L. week.
L. L0NGLEY,
For the Pro- rietOrs.
limo % I97i-ev
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NOE NOW.

The private sale of lots by Col. j.
, e. King has been discontinued. He
will not sell another LOT until the the
fifteenth day of November, ut which
time every man can have a chance.
lie has numerous applications but
will not dcviate from lis deteimina
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01

Resigned his Charge. The Rev. R.
b. Beatwright, Pastor of the Baptist
Church at this place. has resigned his
charge. He is an estimable gentle
man. and the church that secures his
services, as pastor, will do well.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01

The Ai3iHe for September is the
richest number of tie year. The il
.ustratious are really .uperb, and tn,
typographical features incomparally
excellent. $3.50 per annum or it
and the, HeuS !or SD
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01

Personal. Prof. Davis. of Roanoke
College, was in town on visit during
the past week. He delivered an
elaborate sermon in the Presbyterian
church on Sunday night last. and
made some very encouraging re-
marks in the Young Mems Christian
Association on Tuesday night He is
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01

Nessrs. King & Hill propose erect
ing a new two-story brick store house
Immediately east of DR.. En>or's Drug
Store, having purchased the size Of
Mr.. j. Il. Anderson. We have seen
the design Tor tie Luilding and pro-
noumce it handsome. Considering
the rapid growth of our town rs a
trade center aud It's undoubtcd bril-
liant future. these gentlemen will
never regret II.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01

The Kiuy Col'sge -Acoile,d We
are requested 10y Ncsgrs. Wagner and
Boudur:nt to state that the splicing
of the eirder which recently gave
way in King College. was a necessity
and that they supported ii by a pillar.
hut. in defiance Of their positive as
>ertion thai ii ives NECESSARY. the gem
tleman who ,mployed them and SUI
perintcadei their work. percmptoriIy
ordered themto remove it. saying the
plank partition would be a sufficient
support OF course. the Athennans
who removed this partition were not
educated to the belief that plank par
uuonS were intended for supports.
and not knowing that it was SO intend
ed, did just what any one else would
nave done--removed it when they de-
sired 1t out Of the way, We think
'I'S should acquit Nessrs. VI. and B.
VI The responsibility. but. neverthe
,.>>' The responsibility for that blum
"e' exists, and we leave our readers
" Place It where they deem proper.
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At the New Drug Store,

2OGG POUNDS pure White Lad, viii be sold
very cheap to CASH Purchasers. Come To the
New brug Store to BrY your Paints aud Oils, i
you want to save money.
COLORED PAINTS. Dry AMI Ground in oil foI
SALE i very low rates at the New Drug store.
COPAL. Coach, Japan and AsPhaltum VarHishos
for sale at very reduced price, at the New brus
Store.
THE Gem and Hero Fruit Jars--half gallon and
qaart sizes For sale ch-ai,r than be bought
anywhere else. Also jelly Glasses. Just the
thing. Every family should have these Jars and
Glasses. Call at the New Drug store and examine
these goods and and prices before you buy.
DON'T forget the SIGN &c the NEW DRUG
STORE " wher you come to Town. where you can
5ny everything in tho nKUG, PAINT and FANCY
Goods line, cheaper than any where else, Call
and see for yourself
COUNTRY PHYSICI ANS supplied at very little
above cost. Small profits for ash. All letters ~
anqIiry pro- ply answered and prices qnoted
1h5L GLE.Trc. Address
J. BUNTlNG,
81 If. Bristol, Tenn.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

Fer the relief and
cGre Of all derange-
Blents in the stOm-
ach, liver, and bow
els. They are a mild
aperient, and an
excellent pugative.
Being purely veEe-
table, they contain
HnIueIculy orniiue-
rat " hates er. siU h
serious sicARess aud
suneEin&i~ preyeut-
Cd by tseir timely
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01

Fruit Trees Those in want Of Fruit
trees. shrubbery, greenhouse plants.
Roses. Dllsiils. &c, are directed to
examine the advertisement Of Carna-
han & Kelly, of Abingdon, Va. They
have a choice and we'll selected stock,
aud are polite snd accommodating gen
llemen We commend them to the
public patronage.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01
Or. ]. C. AVER & CO., Lowell, Mass,
RaigETILs FE2lL3 COLLEGE,.

Fiiltcrm wiz opeH. seq. 18Th Thet
tie increased aIe1u:agcs %. tlr tlis:i.Htio
map &C. riacel within ic' 10 ~, tie RATES
for Esigiou orr Boari have teen s-e-dy II
sueci.
For C.Teulars- address as once
= - fCU.fN.
F..-sIs..TCy THG CILLEGE-
az G--2l Ia, r5..iic, Tenn.
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Il Good CLuee.-Ne viii SEND
q the Ne,rs. free Of charge, for one year.
to any. one who will make UP a cIGD
Of ten subscribers at one dollar each,
rpayablc In advance.
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EtHNrOVeElcntS.

Z. L. Burson has in process of cree
ton four tenement houses. Oh Depot
street. Virginia Hill. They will be
finished and ready for rent, in a few
days, at s. per month.
w. w. James is having the store, Oc-
cupied b. King & Hill, Book sellers,
fitted up with Gsubstantial brick addi-
ton, thereby, making it an elegant
and commOlious store.
VIM. \. Keller is erecting a Brick
house on thcSouth side of Main Street,
beyond the bridge.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-01
TOWN LOT FOR SALE III
CO0DSON II

COODSON. "a.
offer for sale an acre lct dituato3 in from
of the NJ. E. Church, on the Va. side OF Bris
.ol. and near the location OF the Va. & Ky.
Railroad: bounded on the east by the Thomp
son property, on the south by Beaver Greek
and on the w EST by tie Wrencher property.
The lot is beautifully and conveniently loca-
ted, and a hargoin can he had by appreciation
to the subscriber
EDwlRD G. z. IIUGnEs.