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HEADQUARTERS CIGAR MA
DRICKLAYERS NATIONAL

QRICKLAYERS' NATIONAL
- UNION Seventh Annual Session viii be held In
lbAny, N. r., commanding the second Monday In
January, 1879 any SEVEN brictlaYers may organise
union and obtain achartsr, on payment Of g. Bach
union is entitled TO three delegates Farther inf0F-
nation will be furnished by addressing the secretary
Meredith Moore, President l8S Montgomery street.
syracuse. N. Y. Alfred Martin, vice president Dor
AS, CoVnRaon, KY. Chas II. Kill delegate u large,
267 N. East ST., anapolis Ind Walter B. DsAson
treasurer, os7 Eat sth street, Washington, d. C.
Pa John W. Browning, sec, IS Grove -, New Yorh
city.
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HARRISBURG, PA.-Union No.
I1t6 meets me nt Tuesday Of every month"; At half
n.s sewn O'clock In Brants Hail. J. H. Kurtsen-
tabe. President; Fred RedlInger, Vice President /;
treasurer; q. L. Baumaste, Recording and Cores
bonding Secretary. p. o. Box TS.
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BURLINGTON, IOWA - Union
- 70 meets on the hrst Monday Of every month !,
0srander Hall Of Third and J, nerson streets
henry Krieg, president. Henry Westf1II. vice prest
financial secretary Henry 1nand tIeaanrex. Conrad
Holaeia, corresponding secretary. Box 1l41
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UTICA N Y.-Union No. z meets
~ IN the third Tuesday Of each month, at their hall
Franklin equAre, Utica. John Pfeifer, president, N
IBrien. VICE president Charles Radeek correspond.
Ing secretary, p. o. box SIS. p. Ledsrhos financial
secretary. VIM. Southworth, treasurer.
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QUINCY, ILL.-Union No. AZ meets
NJ first Friday eveDing OF each month. Hall,
OF Sixth and Main streets v. W. For
ney, president. v. W. HoRDsn, vice president. Henry
Pape, recording secretary Henry Bruning, treasurer
VIM. Koenig corresponding secretary, box 1871.
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OTTAWA, ILL.-Union No. 80 meets
- every second Tuesday IN the wonth, u Tarn Hail.
1t halfpsst seven O'Clock. John Dfbos, preMdent
Jacob GIBBS, vice president. Harry Hammer, imam
cial and corresponding secretary. drawer 100.
U EOKUK.-Union No. 60 meets on
IN the nrst Saturday evening Of every month,
Main st., betwes Ninth and Tenth SITS. H HAseman
Presidens. II. J. Nebsrdng Vice President. Fred
koecnlinR, Recording Secretary. Charles Linn, Fnan
cAl Secretary ChAs Green, Corresponding Secretary
John Laubesneimer, Treamrsrs boz lM
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SCHENECTADY, N. Y.-Union
Henry g. Ranser, president. Low Gou presid emit
e. 4. Oraigsnsn, financial secretary. Simon A Lind
recording and corresponding secretary Louis becke-
treasurer. P. o. box 2S9.
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SYRACUSE, N. Y.--Union No. 6
NJ meets the Ia It Thursday In each month. J.
Janio, president 8. eimmo nds vice president. John
Bond treasurer. John G. KrstE corresponding seoy,
Matthias BoIand. financial secretary George BArend,
recording secretary, drawer l39. Place o. meet
ing, q North Balins street.
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PHILADELPHIA, PA.-Union- No.
8 MEETS on the second Tuesday in each month II
Dlligrnt Hall, Tenth and Filbert sreetS Frank Buob
president. James Foley We president. r. J. Birch,
recording secretary. j. b. Harvey, treasurer. John
O. Aezzger, financial secretary. George Jackson
responding secretary.
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T AFAYETTE, IND.-Union No. 2s

~ meets on the nrst Sa urday Of each month. HALL
No. North Fourth street H. G. johnson, president
RineF FritS, president. Woodro Porter treas
urer. r. H. MarkIey, recording, corresponding and
financial secretary.
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MORT WAYNE, INDIANA.-Union

No. 70 meets the nrst Saturday evening OF each
month. VIM. RoJhCF, president. Martin McKeon,
VIce presidents. Henry W. Ortman, treasurer. y. NJ.
Oyer. corresponding secretary, box 537.
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WINDSOR, CONN-Union' No. "a
w meets the second Saturday Of each month
Harry Isascs Vice president. samnel Day Esass Der
John y. Carrier, corresponding and financial Secre
tNy, z. o. box 1855. y'
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lGANTON, ILL.-Union No. l20 NEE Z On tina
W first Thursday evening OF each month. o. j.
Main, pres. ]. v. Dean, vice pres. W. A. SWaaR
rec and On sec: 'Chas II sexton te.s W.
DAyey, CO.. sec, box Gil. -- .--,
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PATTERSON, n. J.-Union No. 40
Il meets the second Tuesday OF each month at the
corner Of Broad and wet streets. J. B. Ball, pres
dent. A GAas her. vice president. Eugene McCAr
thy, secretary, box So kusIn Allen, treasurer
II INGSTON, N. Y.-Union No. sc
IN meets on the FIRST Mondax Of each month At 5,
AMI Green St. John 9. Or muIAGs, pre- Geo H1nHh
vice president. David B. Rose, recording and anaa
Oal secretary. Henry WAGNER, treasurer. Sohn NM
Ter, corresponding secretary.
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HINCINNATI.-UniOn No. 4 meets
~ at Arbelter Had, Walnut street above Thirteenth
the first and third Tuesdays Of each month. John
Phester, President. r. Fink, Woe President Bfuj
Koop, Treasurer. Adolph Endres, Corresponding and
Engstsh Recording Secretary. Chas Nets, Financial
Secretary. OAaA Segman, German Recording secre
aary. r o. box $500
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GRAND RAPIDS, MICH-Union
~ No lM meets the hrst Friday evening OF the
month at Leipzig Hall opposite the Dost-oioe. Henry
Fauth, pres. John A. Lemon, vice pres. Fred Meyer,
treas. Geo. De La Barr, DO. sec. John E6senberger
rec. and cor sec, box 1876.
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OIIFRIELD. CONN No Z,

SUFFIELD, CONN.-UDion No. %
- meets The Arst utday Of every month a fo~n
Hall Frank Gruendler, pres. George W. watkins
vice pres David 6uy treas George HurG, rec, an
and sec West sunfeld Conn.
DOCK ISLAND, ILL.-Uniun No.
IL lO4 meets the fiat AOAaAy evening Of each
month. Charles Segemann. president and treasurer.
lock box 572. George WiliAms, nce pResident Christ
eebock r, financial secretary. g. p Kuhler, CORES
pondng aud recording secretary, lock box 4sd Z
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UNTON NO 7,

COLUMBUS, O.-Union No. "A
~ meets Che second Monday OF every month In
freckB Hall, No. los SOuth Front 81. 0hss. II. Phieger
president. J. johnson, vice pres. Aug oil KbAcher, o.
nanc al segeesYyS n. O'Bren, recording secretary
J. Werey, first treasurer n. O-rien, Se5ond treas
Alexander Hee corresponding secretary lock boz e75
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A URORA, ILL.-Union No. Al, Of
IA Aurora, meets on the second Tuesday OF each
month, ~ No. South Broadway. A l.. Hodge presi-
DENT box 77S j. l. Springer, corresponding secretary,
.dIaNer4t
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- No. 89-heac quarters Arcade Hall, State street
meets on the last Saturday evening In each month
Isaac Hsges president. John VowPer, vice president
DaL iel Carroll, treasurer. j. II. Hayd financial
recording and corresponding secretary, 1s4 s. John
street
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-06-09
9Th Day Of Next JULY.

These LoTs lie within the Corporate limits
OF the Town, and most of them arc bcauti-
fully located both for Business purposes and
private Residences.
TWO RAILROADS.&C. r. Tenn. Va, &
Ga, and the Va. & Tenn.-have their ter
mini ut this point. The Cumberland Gan
Road is now being re surveyed, and is ex-
pcctcd to be let to Contractors this Fall.
These Railroads make Bristol Goodson the
great central point lctween Lynchhurg,
Knoxville and Louisville. Hence in a COM
mercial aspect, its location offers superior
advantages especially when viewed in con-
nection with its fine water power, and its
proximity to inexhaustible beds of Coal. iron
and other Minerals. These considerations,
together with the salubrity of climate, the
native beauty and fertility OF the surround
ing country, the present rapid growth of the
town, and tie excellence Of its Schools and
Colleges, both Male and Female, commend
their sale to the attention Of capitalists,
whether in pursuit Of pleasant home or of
a desirable business locality.
TERMS OF SiLE.-I5 per cent Of the pur-
chase money down; the remainder in five
equal annual installments with interest at
c per cent per annum, payable semi-annual-
ly-with the condition that each LOT shall be
neatly fenced. A lien retained, and good
and valid title made to the purchaser upon
the fiji payment of the purchase money.
For further information, address /. C.
FOWLER, ESQ.,, Mayor of Goodson.
June lS7l.| (.
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with the belief that there was about
It profusiop Of imagery which was
detrimental to its effect. We only
think this, for of cOusre we would
not dare to say SO. DIR. CunEingham
of Abingdon. awarded the Scientific
Medal to J n. Chandler and Bishop
Metre awarded both the MathemaG-
cal and CIatorical Medals; tie fo,
mer to Mr.. Rambo, Of Ala, and the
LITTER to Mr.. Whipplc Of Ala. Al
together Ala. seemed to have I'll,
day. The music was such as Nigh
have been improved on within that
long radius which tips the town Of
Cleveland, Tenn. We were unable
to attend either the Medal contest OF
tie exhibitions of the societies. IL
our readers desire to know how We
obtained these locals, We reply that
after bcirg Knocked over by huge
shoulder bunch" from a rude mar
shall. Of considerable altitude. We
obtained by ce'Etcsy of the ladies, q
position which enabled US to peep un-
der an umbrella in front of us. We
thank Prof. f. Longley and Major j
/ w. Davis, for their courtesy and at
/ tentiOES.
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CcniEllxT2sf Gated.

At n called communication Of Pres
ton Lodge, No. AZ, A. +. & a. MasOns,
he'd ut their Lodge room in JOnesville,
Lee county, Va, May 22d, 1871, the
following resolutions of respect to the
memory of Bro. Henry Woodland were
presented and unanimously adopted
WHEREAS, The Almighty Archi-
tect, our most High Grand Master, has
seen fit to call our beloved brother.
Henry Woodland, from the trials and
troubles of this temporary home, to
that temple on high, where the weary
are al rest; we humbly and submits
sively how in resignation TO His holy
will. The community has lost wor-
thy citizen, our Lodge true member,
and the Christian Church bright or
nament, that, We are assured by the
sacred promises, will hereafter shine
in Heaven with added lustre, "as one
star excelleth another in brightness !"
BE it RcSOlued, That we synlpathize
with his family. IN this time of aftlic-
ton, that we commend them to God,
feeling that He will pour the balm OF
consolation upon their wounds and
comfort them by his Fatherly Promi-
ses.
ReSOlved, That while the noble
traits that have distinguished our
brother, will always keep him fresh,
as the green acacia, in our memories,
we should, moreover strive to emulate
them, so IS to make ourselves better,
i'm the varied relations we owe our
selves, our neighbOrs and our God.
ReSOlUcd, That as token of remem-
brqnce. this Lodge be clothed in
mourning, and that the members
Thereof, wear the usual token Of grief
for thirty days.
Res otCed. That full copy of these
minutes be placed on our Lodge record,
that copies be sent for publication. to
the Bristol NclCs and the Abingdon
YirgiHids, and that 4 copy, with,
Lodge seaa attached, be sent to the be-
reavPd consOrt of our late Brother.
a copy,
. G. X. TURNER, Secretary. 1t.
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COMMENCEMENT AT EMORY,

The Commencement Exercises of
Esnory & Henry College, on Wednes-
day, called together about fifteen
hundred people of whom fourteen
hundred and fifty got pretty thorough
" drenched. The exercises were
opened at 10: i5, with prayer by
Bishop Kavenaugh. Two of the Sc
nior Class, Messrs. Whipple and
Rambo, both of Ala, had made their
speeches when the rain began to beat
upon the canvass. The Band under
took to monopolizc the storming
business but the elements got the bet
ter of the struggle. The rain Logan
to como through the Pavilion. Then
there was rushing to and fro, and hois-
ting of umbrellas and rustling of
dress goods and there was spreading
ofhandkerchiefS over many a nice bon
net which for the present carried the
heart of its owner. Another speech
was announced-Dr. Wiley, the Presi
dent, called out above the storm
that 1.-the exercises must go onr'
NJ. Burnet, Of Ala.-of course
threw his voice above the clouds and.
by his manner. determined TO fight it
out on that line. His contest with
the storm was quite a drawn battle.
for we could not distinguish the voice
Of either speaker or Storm King =
The fifteen hundred talked and roared
and the rain poured. His speech
was failure, but his pluck and the
applause of the audience were sue
cesses DIR. Wiley again tried his
authority. The exercises rW pro-
ceedr But the exercises did not
proceed-only the storm and four
teen hundred and ninety nine voices
proceeded. Those who were wctest
adjourned with the speakers and dig
nitaries to the College Chapel. where
the class was graduated and the Pa
wilton quic ly voted hunbug. At
2 P. NJ, the fifteen hundred and DIR. /
Aunsey gathered under the Pavilion
to hear the address of that great di-
vine. It's subject was MAN and its
delivery occupied one hour and TWEEN
" minutes. The exordium was its
,ne perfect feature. 1t was grand
hroue! out, but We were ilrr -estIi !
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Great Sale Of Lots I'm Goodson.

BY reference to the advertisement
10 be found in this issue, it will be
seen that the Johnston land has been
surveyed and placed on the market.
On the fifth day of July the lots
will be sold at auction, requiring fif-
teen per cent of the purchase money to
be paid in hand, and the remainder,
with interest, on one, two, three. four
and five years time. 1t is expected
and desired that they will be improv-
ed by the erection of buildings, but
the requirements Of the sale will on
ly render obligatory a neat and sub
stantial enclosure within twelve
months. The opportunity presented
is a very rare one. Never have VIC
known such desirable lots, so beauti.
fully located in so thriving and prom
ising a town at such easy and advan-
tageous terms Any man can pur-
chase one. The simple and demon
strAtive truth il, Bristol us a future
which no other town in the country
possesses. Take triangle the three
corners of which are Louisville,
Chattanooga and Lynchburg, and
Bristol is compelled to become the
trade and manufacturing center of
that area. The sooner parties real
lie this and make their investments
accordingly the better it will be for
them. A more beautiful locality for
q city We have nevtr seer, and the
great fact stands squarcly in view
that in spite of war, famine and re-
construction Bristol has grown stead,
lily and continues to grow.
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Final Sentence.

Mrs. Laura Fair, the murderess,
mas sentenced by Judge Dwinnell, il
San Francisco. on the 9th, to be
hanged, on the 2Sth of July.
There is now. no hope for the cul
prit, save Executive clemency, which
VIC presume. will not be exercised il
this case.
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At the New Drug Store,

1000 POUNDS pure White Lead, will be sold
very cheap te CAsH PrRcHAEERs. Come To the
New DIps Store to BUr yoar Paints aud Oils, if
You want 10 save money.
CoLORED PAINTS, Dry and Ground in OIL for
Sale al very los EE,os, al the New Drug Store.
CoPAI, Coach, Japan and AsphaItum Yarnishes
for sale at very reduced gzsoes at fhe New Drug
Store.
THE Gem and Hero Fruit Jsrs-hslf gallon and
quart sizes Sale cheaper than can be bought
anywhere else. Also Jelly Glasses. Just the
thing. Every family should have these Jars and
Glasses. Call az the New Drug Store and examine
these goods and and prices before you buy.
DON'T forget the SIGN Of the NEW DRUG
STORE" wheP you come 20 Town. where you can
buy everything in the DRUG, PAINT and FAScY
Goods line, cheaper than any where else, Call
and see for yourself-
COUNTRY PHYSICIANS saPrsied at very little
above cost. Small profits for Cash. All letters Of
enquiry pro- .7tly answered and prices quoted
EksA Gs:.ree. Address
J. BUNTING
xzt 81 1T. Bristol, Team.
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OUT AT LAsT.-We are informed
that Co.. John X. Miller takes charge
of the books and papers of the Reeve
niue Collectors office to-day. Mr.. Gal
braith, the late incumbent, is a citi-
zenSof our place and has made an eff
ficicnt officer, but he had offended his
littleness, Judge Butler, and off came
his head GrceauiLie Sentinel.
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Manhood: How Lost,
How Restored.

How Restored.
zgI9sz JUST Published, New Edi-
kA11sEzEEI ton of DR.. Cu!verWeii's Ceie-
xcg38sY brated Essay OF the RADICAL
CURE without medicine Of SPERNAToR-
RIGA, or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary
-eminal LOSER, IaPoTENCY Mental and
Physical Incapacity, Impediments to Mar
riage, etc; also CONSUMPTION, EPIAEPsY,
and FRS, iRdplced by self-indulgence or sex
ual extravaganza.
ESg~ Price in scaled envelope, only 6 cts.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty
years. successful practice, that the alarming
consequences Of selt-abuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous use of internal
medicine or the application of the knife :;
pointing out mode of cure at once simple,
certain, and efFectual, by means of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself cteaply, private
ly, and RADICALLY.
ESy@ This Lecture slould be in the hands
of every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, POSTPAID on the receipt of six cents,
or two postage stamps.
Also, DR., Culvcrwell's Marriage Guide, -
price % cents.
Address the Publishers,
CIIAS. j. c. KLINE 6 co,
127 Bowery, New York,
Post OGice Box $50
Sp. l6-ly-chd dec. l6-chd NH. 10.-chd Je 2.
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AllEGHARY SPRINGS,
VIRGINIA.
TIE GREAT DISPEPTEC WATER OF TIE
STATE.
The above Watering Place will be OPEN
for the Reception of Visitors from the
1st of June to the LIST of October.

SINCE the last season LARGE NUMBER OF
~ COTTAGES and SPACIOUS and ELEGANT
BALL ROOM have been added
Visitors will be met at the ALLEGHAxY DEPOT,
witch has recently been erected and handsome
ly furnished by an Agent OF the Projectors, to
convey them over FINE GRADED ROAD, ~ POUR
HORSE COACHES. TO the Springs l-2 miles.
Visitors from the South are advised to purchase
Round-Trip Tickets, which can be had At the prin-
cipal Cities at reduced Rates. and TO check their
Baggage through TO Lynehburg, Va, exchanging
with the Conductors on the Virginia Road for
checks to Allegheny Depot, thus saving the neees-
sity OF looking after Baggage at Bristol.
Professor kESNICK'S SPLENDID BAND, has
been engaged for the Season.
LIFERY STABLES BOWLING SALOONS,
BILLEARD TABLES, EXPRESS AND
TELEGRAPH OFFICES. are all attach
ell to tie Establishment
The Resident Partner will spare no pains TO
make the place COMFORTABLE TO THE INVALID, and
PLEASANT TO ALI.
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Bristal 81 II s,
FRIDAY, June 9, 1871

1Ecssrs. Aiken q. 90. arc oar GuthOriz-
cd agents TO Obfdin Ond receipt for S'tO
scripfions To the NE us at Union
Tenn. Parties desiring to subscribe
can enter their cyub lists at the most
advantageous rates crer offered In this
country.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Last Notice to TAXPAYERS,

THOSE CITIZENS of Washington County,
Va, who reside South of the Eecdy Greek
Road and West of Abingdon, and who have
not PAID their Tax for 1870. are hereby no
tilted TINT longer indulgence cannot be given.
If not paid at once ] must proceed to Lev,
on Property. | have cheerfnlly extended
II the Indulgence in my pewc~, but my pay
meuts are due and it will be impossible for
me longer to protect those who have not paid.
T. "A. FIELDS, d. 5. q.
June 9th lS7l.-it
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Geo. P. ROWeII & Co.,
Agents, 40 G. a Park Row, New York
Mho arr authorized to represent uS in that city.

: THE heavy pressure on our columns
this week, prevents the insertion OF
several articles which will appear
next week.
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The NEWS is much the Largest and
beHt printed Newspaper fIs Bristol
and has SER6ER CIRCULATION
than hRA ever been obtained nv any
other Journal pH6Iistscd in tie Town
10 eireuIR:es RbeEs equally in Viz
SInia aud Tennessee.
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B % department in charge Of Principal boarding
the
sired Young ladies furnish their piow-ase sn
in of prOtaced sickness. - ~
For particulars address Prime
Aug Eft
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Tho Editors Of the NEWS are not respons;-
ole Tor OPINIONS expressed by correspond
eats.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
TOWN LOTS
FOR SALE,
AT
BRISTOL-GOODSON,
1IRGLHZ.4-
$50 TOWN LOTS

BEING n portion OF
the Land recently purchased by the Corpo-
ration of Goodson, of JOS. Johnston, of Pill
adelphia, will be exposed to SALE by Pub
lie Auction on the
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.aOuN1AlA view HIGH Selma,
BristoI-Goodson, Va.

The of
the Eth ISL
REV. D. sULLINs A. M, Principal
TEACHER MATHEMATICS DADvAN need
MRS b. L. CHANCEAUIME Academic DeDarnent
Miss f. COX, Assistant Academic
MRS T.. BLACKBURN, Principal
Miss II, b. MINOR, Teacher and Drawn
PROF CHARLES o.
Mrs CHI o. PAPE Assistant n Iuc Department
Mrs a. r. SULLINS Maron.
Terms, per Session Of Five Months.
(oNE-HALF 1 ADVANCE BY SPECIAL coyTRAcrl
Primary Department.
' Academic Department in Two Glasses s Glass 70 90
Collegiate Department including The Classics IS 90
Music on iano and Guitar, each, %
Vocal Music,
Use OF Piano
" " Practice and Instruction
Painting and Drawing each,
NeedewOrk and Embroidery
Modern Languages, each,
Board wood
Contingent Fee,
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Made by 0ue Agent Do you want sitna-
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THE BRIsTOL NEWS,
EDITED AND PUBLISHED Bl
&c. FOWLER & J.. s, BNGLEY.

IL issued every Friday at e2.nO PER an
mum. II furnished to clubs often at 81 90
yer eopy.
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ADVERTISING RATES

ADVERTISING RATES
The Rates for Advertising in the News
VIII be:
Per the first Inch II Months 10 90
" each subsequent Inch 90
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