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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-06-07
THE CHRONICLE.
Old LEAVES AND NEW.

Dear love, where the red lilies blossomed
The white SHOWS are falling;
And all through the wood, where wonder
ed with you.
The loud winds are calling.
And the robin that plped to US. tune upon
Meath the elm-you remember
over tree-top and mountain has followed
And len us-December.
Has left like friend that is true in the sun,
And false in the shadows;
He has found neWdelights In the land where
Greener woodlands and meadows.
What are VET Let him goI Let the snow
shroud the lea
Let II drift on the heather
We can sing through II all; haVeyou-you
And Wen laugh at the weather.
The old year may die. and a new one be
That Is blsaker and colder.
But It tic cannot dismay us-we dare tive
For love makes us bOlder.
Ali robin, sing loud on your far dlstand
Thou friend in fair weather;
But here Is a song sung that's fuller OF glee
By two warm hearts together.
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T. ]. McLAIN g. SON,
BANKERS, Warren, o.

Bsnkinr BuEiness. Of al kinds done.
Bonds Coin and Coupons, bought and sold.
Interest allowed on Deposits.
ToneT 10 Loan: good Notes bought.
DrEfia on Europe bought and sold.
PaSIsre Iickefs 70 and from Europe furnished.
Revenue Stamps for sale at q discount
IuE1Fance at low rates.
DWeIlinr1 and store-roOmE forrentor sale, and
3 agenerai Real Estate business done.
Ample means and twenty-five years eL-
perience enable Us TO transact al depart
ments Of business, 70 the entire satisfaction
-Warrsn, o.. Sept :, Is7O-Iyr.
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HEMoRGAN HORSE

DAVID HILL, Jr.
GEASON commencing May lO. ana
iAendIn0 Julv IO- MONDAYS, Wednesdays
and Thursdays at the stable Of the supscri-
Der in Bloomfield. Tuesdays at the stable
Of John Fee, in Mecca. Fridays and SaIur-
ren. David Hi Jr., is ten years oldthis
spring; is Jet black, with heavy name ana
tan; weighs li50 pounds; was sired by lhe
web known horse, Old David Hill, ana ne
tIy the celebrated trOtting horse, Black
Hawk, owned by Messrs. Hill, OF Bridge
port. VT The dam Of David Hill, Jr., was q
Messenger mare. and her dam OF the Post
Boy stock.
with mares before known TO be with foal
forfeits Insurance. JOSEPH JACKSON,
JOHN D. PARK,
Bloomfield, May Il, ls7l-6t' Owners.
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n FGAL NOTICE.
II LLTAL NUILOLls
The state Of Ohio. Trumbun County.

THE state Of Ohio, Trumbun County.
IN the Court OF Common Pleas
VIM Klein ~. Hiram G.. Boys ct Al.
The defendant, Julia Boys, is notified that
on the-day Of May, 1871. said plaintiff
fled IN the once OF the Clerk Of said Court
his petition. The object and prayer OF said
u.etftfou Is 70 have q mortgage made TO him,
also one other 10 Jones 4 Murray, also one
to Humphrey Harsh, fOreclosed upon the
following described premises, situate In the
township OF Liberty, Trumbuu County, o.,
known as the Wright farm: Bounded on the
east by lands Of David Mosters south "
lands Of the heirs OF Daniel Boys and Isaac
Sutton, west by the Holmes rad go called,
north by lands formerly occupied BY Thomas
and David Boyd Alleging therein that said
Julia has released her dover In said preInls
es, and asking that said premises be sold
free and discharged Of her right OF dover.
Defendant Is notified 70 answer on or be
fore June 2, Is7I, or decree viii be taken by
default. : - JONES q MURRAY,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
II Tp-T
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Zeal NOTICE.

il The State Of Ohio, Tr1nbul County.
IN Court Of Common Pleas. Permelia
Clark, VS.. Andrew ]. Clark. The defendant
viii take notice that on the ID day Of May
1871. plaintiff nled her petition in said Court
egninst defendant, alleging that she was law
fully married 70 defendant on the day OF
-, 1857, by whom she had three children
viz: Clara A, aged Z years; Charles T.,
aged 10 years, and Harry E, aged years
That defendant has been Wilfully absent
from plaintiff for over three years past
Petition prays divorce, for custody Of said
children, for reasonable alimonyi ana that
the same may be decreed a charge upon
lands Of defendant situate In kinsman, said
county, known as the homestead formerly
occupied by defendant, in section No. IS, con-
will be for hearing at next term Of said Court
W. 7. SPEAR, Atty for Plt'h.
Nay 8, Is71-6t
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An aged eolOred man made appliea-
ton at Washington for food, Claiming
it IS q constitutional privilege
why" said he, ''I understanf daris
provisions in de Constitution for de
cOlored folks, and I haven't had de
fust crumb -
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REsIpENCE FOR

lsALE.-Dr. F. Myers having purchased
a Iot on the east side Of the public square.
Warren. Ohio, offers for sale his present
residence situated on the corner Of High ano
Chegfuut Street, on reasonable terms The
house Is entirely new. the lot Is wen I'M
moved and underdrained, and contains
thereon a good barn and othe- necessary
01f-houEes- Grape vines and shrubbery in
abundance. besides great variety Of fruit
fress- an bearing. This residedce Is splen-
dfdIv gituatad and within q few minutes
Walk Of the business portion Of tne cltys--
severed and all connections made thereto
A 5oOd well Of water. ifnot the best In town.
Al an the above premises. For further par
DIR. +. MYERS, Warren o.
March q, ISL.
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A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS

A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
N Sail every WEDNESDAY and SATUR-
DAY, to and nom NEW YORK AND GLAS-
Cow, calling at Londonderry to land mails
and passengers.
The steamers Of this favorite line are built
expressly for the Atlantic Passenger trade,
and fitted up in every respect with all the
modern improvements calculated 10 insure
the safety, comfort and convenience Of pas
sengers. Passage rates payable In currency,
DERRY.
FiFSt Cabin, S65 and SO, according tolOcatiOn.
Cabin Return Tickets, $50, securing best ac-
commodatiOns.
Parties sending for their friends In the Old
Country can purchase tickets at reduced
rates. For further particulars apply TO HEN
DERSON BROTHERS, Bowling Green, n.
Y; OF 70 7. ]. McLAIN q son, Bankers,
Warren, o. Mar. l5-6m.
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There is a paper printed in New
YORK under the title Of "Canajohar1e
Radii.n A Louisville scribe thinks
it a conundrum, and responds i
think he can but whisky straight Is
much better.H
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= S.tnrdnr. = june pa. L.D. 1s71.

,,.sz-ssu the hours Of one and three o'clock.
= y, ~ aid day, the following described
lands ai,i tenements situate in Weathers-
acid Township, Trumbun County, Ohio,
known Gs Los No. 2 IN the town plat OF OIL
Town bounded a. follows. On the south by
a lot owned by Geo. Shuasenberger; on the
west by lands owned by Michael Oil, decd;
on the north by lands eN2ed by Abby Nc
Donald. on the east by roaG running from
Austintown 70 Warren, and containing in
All tWenty-eight square reds Of lanS accord
ing 70 theOriginal survey OF the town plat OF
Ohlton. Appraised at $1,000. Terms Cash.
G. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff
SherifI7s once. Warren O., May a, ls7l-5t-
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It is estimated that tight lacing saves
this country $1,000, 900 in board alone
annually, and kills over one-half million
females,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-06-07

An effort is to be made by Southern
planters to colOnize English sparroWs IN
he cotton growing sections
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VGEEKR, ". B. EEsL-E, r. L wALKER.
l"ALKER, LESLIE 4 CO., Bank
NN-erE. Church Hul, Ohio. Dealers IN
Government Securities, Foreign and Domes-
tic Exchange. Coliecflons made, Interest
allowed on Special deposits. Jan 4-ly.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-06-07

A DOIPHUS GRETER, Dealer in
n Musical Merchandise Of AL descriptions,
fSnita7S a AceordeonF Ciaronetts Flutes, FtfeE,
Drums. Pisno-spreadE, Piano-stoolss 5heet-
music MuEic-b books, Violin Stringss 9uitar
gtriuEs, 6., &o. Store In WebD,s Block, of er
Porters Book Store. Tan .. isfo.
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TDDUGs &MORGLE, Dealers in 81

TDDINGS 8 EHORGAh, UeaIers IA oIa-
ple and Fancy Dry Goods, CaEpetst NAT
HnqT and Floor on Cloths, window shades
and hxtureE Tea, CoGee, &C, I1ey Keep con-
gfaufiV on hand q large and ful assort-
ment of Goods N. their line Of good quality
and fashionabie styles, and oner tnen Ior
sale AZ the lowest prices in the markst
Ian s. l8Io.
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nHERIFF,S SALE.

GHERIFF'S SALE.
DThe state OF Ohio, Trumbun County, IS.
VIM. Ritezsl, ct. al. ] In Trumbun Common
vs. Pleas.
By virtue Of q special Fl. Fd. issued out Of
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Trumbull
County, Ohio, in the above named case, 70
me directed and delivered, / have levied
upon and shall expose 70 public sale at the
door OF the Court House, in the city Of War
ren. Ohio. on
Saturday, June 18th, A. ID. 1871,
between the hours Of one and three o'clock;
~ m. Of said day the following described
real estate. situate in the city Of Warren,
Trumbul County, Ohio, bounded as follows,
fo-yFit: On the west by land belonging 70
the heirs OF Robert King, dec d.; on the nOrth
BY Market St.; on the south by lands OF
Samuel Chesney, decd, and on the east oy
a line parallel TO the west line, and i've rods
east from the west line Aforesaid Apprais-
ed at $4,000. Terms CuSh.
Sheriffs once, Warren, o.. May II, ls7l-5t.
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PIOw Trimming gs,

Such as Points, Clevises, COulters. Wheels.
&C. Call and see us at our Store, No, Main
St. or at Foundry, corner Canal and Liberty
Streets. JAMES REED & SONS.
Warren, o., Mar. 2. lS7l.
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Mohawk Valley Clipper

STEEL PLOW, which was awarded the first
premium at the Northern Ohio Fair, at
Cleveland last fall; also Pittsburgh Steel
Plows. We keep a full line Of
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To wear as wei as any made or sold in any
market. All we ask Is for you 10 try one Of
our PlOws, and be convinced. We also have
the sale OF the
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TEDLFSON. Mayor Of the Incor-
porsted VILLAGE Of Warren, o., and alse
Justice Of the Peace in and for said Hiliage.
attends 70 all business usually transacted og
Jugtfoes OF the Peace. Mayors regular co1rt
every Monday morning rom 70 u O'Clock
Ian & 1eTo
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The proprietors take this method to return
their sincere and most heartfelt thanks; 20
the public for the liberal patronage De-
slowed upon them since opening-ln EetuIn
for which they will give Grand ConPlii-
mentary Benefit, commencing May a lofls
m urhIch nnna sion will be presentea
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TOFHE FARMERS OF TRUMBULL
County. o. B. Dealing, Agent for ONO
Farmers Insurance. COMPANY residence one
door north Of National House, warren, o
Rate Of Insurance. lower, and security Det-
Ter than any other responsible company IN
the State. Call and see him before yon m
sure lmGy B, ls7i-lyr.
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~ C. MeNUTT, House, Sign, and
u, Ornamental Painter. Grainer, &C,
Kings New Block. Main St., Warren, Ohlo'
Nay 10, lS7l-tf
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.THTTTLRSFY ADAMS, Fire and

w Life Insurance Agent warren ONO.
lferehandfEe and other property insured In
the best Companies, on favorable teIlns ;
Farm property, Isolated Dwellings ana their
vesrS- Ono IN lIcCombs and Smiths Dlocl-.
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T.F .HUroHuzs. c. Z. eLIDDEN, !. n sTULL
HUTCHINS, GLIDDEN & STULL,
H Attorneys at Law, once over smith a
f1rneria store. corner Of Main and Market
Streets, Warren, Ohio. Han ;, lslO-tL
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SALE.

CHERIFF'S SALE.
$1be state Of Ohio, Trumbun County, Sc.
Ma'' vs. pleas.
philip Davis.
r. virtue OF a FT. F1. issued out OF the
ro1irt OF Common Pleas Of Portage County,
80, ~ the above named case, 70 me direct
~ - delivered. have levied on and shall
- - public sale at the door ofthe Court
eA pl1l =. - -Ffr NJ Warren OhFn on
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.OCT. SPELLMAN, Dentist.-Has
II concluded 70 remain In Warren, and can
Sc found at his old rooms for the future.
NAY II. ts-o-tl
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WARREN
WORKS

A S THE SEASON FOR PLOW-
"A ING is at hand, we wish 10 call the at
tentiOn Of the farmers OF Irumbuu and ad-
Joining counties, to the variety OF Plows
we are manufacturing, among which is
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nR MYERS, Physician and Sur
Ireon. Once gd door north Of National
Houss. Entrance OF Liberty street. once
hours, from 10 70 II. g. M and 70 y.
m Residence, corner ef High and CneSsnut
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improvements.

Mr.. ". ". JAMES has fitted up in
splendid style his new room for the
Exchange Bank of Goodson. Al
though its curtains, pictures and other
adornments are already attractive
we are assured that in a few days it
will be more so.
Mr.. z. i. Burson intends erecting.
during the present season, a fine two
story brick storehous" on the nor
thern extremity of his lot on Nir,
ginia Hill. If encouraged he will
erect a solid block of business hous
es in that locality. Mr.. Burson is
onr of our most enterprising and
valuable citizens.
Barney Campbell says he will have
fnh street tunneled in few weeks.
Then the cows and dogs can pass un-
der the old hero instead of above
him.
Rev. G, 4. Caldwell has commenc-
ed his new brick residence.
Mr.. 8. P. Spear has nearly COM
pleted, on Main Street. West Of
Bridge, a neat two story brick dwell
ing.
Mr.. John Steiner has enlarged and
very much improved his residence.
Lock boxes have been provided at
the post Office.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-05-19

Dcldycd Trtt;n.-Ou account Of the
Damage. 10y tho c-cnt heavy rains,
d. the six mile bridge below Lynch
burg, spanning the Janes, on the
kouth Side division Of tile A. ". & o.
road. the Virginia & Tenn. train was
Delayed last Saturday morning about
pix hours, arriving at this point at
L. NJ. fortunately however, President
n. r, Wilson. of the +. T. V. & Ga.
Road was on board and had an extra
train i'm readiness 10 take himself and
through passengers on as far as Knox
tille. The damage was soon repaired
snd no Inconvenience to the travelling
public sustained. Gen. Malone has
fOntracted for substantial iron bridges
aCrOss the River, which viii soon be
placed in position Persons travelling
en business or pleasure will find this
hne to Baltimore, New York Or any
ef the Northern cities, the most con-
fenient and pleasant. No change of
ears from Bristol to Norfolk, at which
point magnificent line of steamers
connect with this line Of rail; and
hose who do not prefer steamer to
: railroad car, are not worth the time
takes TO talk to them about trav-
bling.
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arrested and Committed to Jail
Alfred Clark 4 white, youth e. lG
years, was arrested in Sullivan Coun-
ty, Monday by deputy Sheriff Ander-
son, and taken before Justice II. p.
Rhca on the charge of shootinga negro
boy i'm the hand. The facts III the case,
are, two negroes had threatened to
kill the boy few days before, and lie
being without friends or relatives re-
solved to defend himself, accordingly
he was met on the road ofi Sunday
10y the negroes, and fired at them
striking one CT them in the hand, in
fiicting a very slight wound. The
prisoner confessed his guilt before the
Magistrate who, on failure of young
Clark to give bail in the sum of $3.50
was committed to Jail. We hope that
some one who is acquainted with the
boy, will have enough of the milk of
human kindness " to so on his bond,
and not allow him to lingcr i'm such a
luathsome place, for such an offence.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-05-19

Prices Current. Our readers who
are interested in Lynchburg quota
tions, will find the market value OF
produce and general merchandise, as
reported by Messrs. Lee, Taylor &
Co, &c he correct and reliable. Mer-
chants and others wishing to make
consignments can find 10 better or
stronger house than the above firm.
We also direct attention to the
Atlanta quotations reported by
Messrs. II. Il. Cox & Bro. a staunch
business house and always prompt in
their returns.
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Mountain View High school.
DR.. W. E. Munsey 10 Deliver the Annual
address.

The Commencement exercises OF
this institution will open on the 9th
of June, in the large and handsome
new buildings lately erected for the
accommodation of that fourishing
institution.
ORDER OF EXERCISES.
Examination of classes, Monday
and Tuesday, June 9Th and 9th.
Music and reading of Compositions
on the evenings Of the 9TH and Stn.
Annual Address, by DR.. ". L.
MUNsEY, Friday, June 9th, at II
o'clock A. NJ.
This school. under the able manage
mcnt of Rev. D. Sullins, is one of the
mosl aourishiNg female institutions in
this section Of country. We arc more
han gratifc to learn that DR.. Munsey
has consented to deliver the annual
address. This announcement is suf-
liCi mt to draw out the whole strength
Of this community, The public gen
orally are invited to ali OF the above
exercises.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-05-19

The Floral Decoration at the Gene
terry will take place next Friday Goth
inst. at So'clock in the afternoon.
The association expects the programme
to be carried out that was arranged for
the 10th. The ladies are requested to
prepare their flowers III such designs
as they think proper, for distribution.
1t is also expected there will be d gene
raj suspension of business during the
hour appropriated for Che ceremony, SO
that all the citizens will join in the
procession.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-05-19

TILES. - The Chattanooga Times
PAYS the population Cf that city is
safely estimated at 10000, out of
mat number. by actual count, there
are 5000 Coloncls-and closes with
Tue prayer. Let us have peace. 4"
We heartily endorse the Times pc
''uon, for in this section the war, so
lay as titles are concerned, is still ra-
Sns' We can't keep the run Of pro-
motions; yesterday we were introdu-
'ed TO Captain b., the next we heard
VI nm he had been promoted to a
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-05-19

Returned. Rev. d. Sullins, and w.
Nv. James, Esq. returned from their
horthern trip, on Thursday of last
week. They report favorably of their
Efforts to secure means for finishing
SulIins College, and bet for press of
tther business, their success would
have been much more satisfactory.
Ghcy succeeded in raising between
$500 and $500. Mr.. James having tie
affairs of his store and those OF the En-
Change Bank TO perfect, could not de
note ss much time to the College i'll
lercst. as he would otherwise have
Hone We are glad, however, to be
Ablc to report this much progress and
hope for better yet
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-05-19

Court at BlountUille. The Chancery
Court of Sullivan has been in session
since Monday. The only cases of in
tefrst to the community! were the
huge injunctions against the Corpora
ton of Bristol, which were expected
to be heard on Wednesday. We
have not lcarned whether they were
reached or not, but presume they will
receive proper attention, if any such
defendant can be found in these parts.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-05-19
BACK FROM CHICAGO!

Mr.. Geo, Jones had left S. w. Va.
for that tropical focus of divorces,
Chicago, and after the necessary de-
tention came as far on his return as
that angular seoera phicaI curiosity
called Chattanooga. Desiring seat
IN the ladies car. he spied a lovely
maiden alone among strangers, and
proposed duplicate alliance for the
purpose of passing the brakesman's
blockade, accepted. The door few
open! The lovely woman drew forth
magnificent bottle ard with true
womanly devotion placed its contents
at the disposal of Mr.. Jones. Mr..
JoLes knew not Susan and Susan
knew not Mr.. Jones. But the elixir
opened his eyes. He saw--his heart
retented and, perfectly oblivious to
divorces, he cried envy Susan" The
passengers started, the whistle called
for brakes, the bell rang the ponder
Gus train halted and Susan vanished,
verify it was like a dream, but much
like reality. Susan left Mr.. Jones
exactly in the middle of that grand
stanza which sayetb:
Oh Won,au in our bousa If aaea
Uncertain, coy and hard to please;
And variable as the shade
BY the light quivering Aspen made;
When pain and anguish wiring he brow
A miListeIing angel thou
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-05-19

Accideat.-The Engine and two cars
of the western bound Passenger Train,
on the A. NJ. & o. Railroad, ran off
the track, yesterday morning, when
five miles this side Of Marion. Nobody
hurt and but little damage done. They
were soon put back on the rail and ar
rived in Bristol about II O'clock A. NJ.
We understand the accident was oc-
casioned by the train running over
two cows.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-05-19

Rec. B. G. Manard.-This gentle
man. SO we'll and favorably known
and late resident of our town, i,
we understand, associated with Or.
GraFes, in editing =" The Baptist, "
large and influential religious
Journal published in Memphis. Rev.
Mr.. Manard, is a man OF no ordina-
ry intellectual attachments, and will
prove a worthy associate for the able
editor of the 1.-The Baptist
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-05-19

Temperance addresses. The Tempe
rance Address delivered in the Metho-
dist church Thursday, night of last
week, by Rev. w. W. Bays is pro-
nounced to have been a grand and
mastery effort, and produced fine
impression upon the audience, which,
we regret to say, on account of the
inclcmcrcy of the weather, was COM
paratively small, Also the few re-
marks of Rev Jno. Mofit, who fol-
lowed Mr.. Bays, were excellent and
practical, but this gentleman reserv-
ed his finest and most forcible dis
course for Friday night, at the Presby-
terrain church, where the speaker de-
iivered one OF his sound and logical
sermons. the effect Of which will be
seen in days to come, on the minds of
those who listened to him. Mr..
Motif has devoted the past twenty
years Of his life t. the cause of Tenn
pefance, with more success, we pre-
sumo, than any other man in Tennes-
see.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-05-19

Pic Nics.-This is the season fol-
pic-nics, and We would suggest, that
the subject be discussed by eur Sun
day schools, so that arrangements
may be fully matured before the ap-
pointment is made. We presume
that all the schools will unite, if
so, let there be concert of action,
and plenty of time for preparation,
then We will have the pleasure of
witnessing the enjoyment of the chill
dren and the advancement of the
general interests Of all the Sabbath
schools.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-05-19
NICEELS House BAR.

The largest, best and purest Stock
of Liquors ever offered in the Bristol
market; embracing all grades Of
Whistles Wines and Brandies.
Pale French Brandy, Sherry and
Port Wine in original packages
Ale on draught-Jett's Pure Apple
misunderstanding Rye Whisky.
Old Valiey-Haynors-Straight Bour-
bon, Old Peach with honey all at the
Nickels House Bar.
Mar 2l.tf.