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Concert.

Wewas requested ga prominent
citizen Of this place and Il member OF
the Methodist church, to say to the
young ladies' and gentlemen of Sor-
dis. thatthc MISUNDERSTANDING
has not been paid for and the build-
ing committee are in great nc9l
of funds to pay the debt due for tho
buildingy and that any aid that
could be rendered, by getting up n
concert or entertainments aud dcvOt-
ing the proceeds to this purpose
would be most Thankfully received.
We have never known a town
where some kind of Il concert VI Gu
tcadnmcnt was not q cl Iy Q
Young ladies and gentlemen, for the
benefit Of some church or charitable
purpose. and We would urge upon
the citizens Of this place tho forma-
ton ola concert company, Tor the
purpose of giving an cntcrtal nmcnt
to raise money to finish paying toI
the Methodist church. In Holly
! Springs the most intelligent religion.
aud hightoncd young ladies' anfgcn'
tlcmcn of the place have organized
an amaturc concert co., pany,and arr
giving entertainments every tive
we, Ks for the purpose of raising
money for some charitable pupoec
lit is true there arc many member
of the church who oppose the rails
ing of money iuthi3 way for churcl
puposcs,ye these persons can given'
tenallo reason for such an objection
and besides the money is always &C
ccptcd when offered, so that pctt,,
sectional ~prcjudiccs, essential i
their nature If there is any in Sardi'
should not defeat the truly clarita
bic object of raising money by 81
moral and unobjcctionablc, and a
the same time beneficial plan to til
participants for the purpose aboy'
mentioned. But if the Methods
church DO not need the money
! could be used for ornamcntirg Ro5
IIill Ccmetry, or buying a piece
ground to be converted into d Park
OF other public purposes.
n There will be no lack Of objcc'
il We only can raise the money, an
We know the money can be raise
by moral, clasto entertainments.
! Who win second the motion t
lave aconcert -?
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with eoel improvements rnl foo
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Blanu krcl. lee Lemons and oil
OF the fine liquors COZ sale.
In DcSoto and Marshal counties
there will he a united effort to rid
the citizens Of carpet-bag rule with
out regard 10 county lines.
LIKE Irs FATnEa.-Not a great
while since married coupler mp town
came into possession OF a fondliug
baby. 1t was lett on the door step
one dark night and the good old
determined to take it in and raise 1t
as her OWN. One day a lady friend
called who was not awara Of the
romance connected with the baby,
and naturally supposed her hostess
to be its mother. Of course she felt
compelled to bestow upon it some
rapid compliment, and to this end
carcsacd it enthusiastically, saying,
allow strikingly like its father
his very image but net 1t all like
YOU" allow greatly yu permit
your imagination to deceive You.
my dear. The baby is notonrs it.
4 fondling." "You know, my dear
| said it was not ut all likcyou, ant
yet it certainly resembles is father
greatly" "But We don't know wllC
the father is =. interposcdthc hos
tess in a tone Of voice slightly trcm
bling. You may not, ny dear
but scarcely any body exc woul'
find any difficulty in fixing on it
real father. Is your husband yer,
fond OF it, NO replied the lad,
with energy; "hcahllors it, ALAS
poor thing how sad" and tlcn wit
another look ct commlscraiou ah
! took her leave. But the shtt stluc.
. home. When the head of me hlni
t ~ came III he found there vas grir
in Nazareth. l'rupriety Irbida on
: lifting the veil over the domcatI
. scene. That it was exciting may b
4, Inferred from the fact that the ncN
| day the baby was sent to AT asylum
n Nm Orleans Ticayunc.
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4 nU....A Vsa.0tlfF a III III hIEf0HNlH n TO- a ~
c,a. Agent, IA. I sad0s, Cal. snd 81 conmsreo street. N. T.
svu.v.r0Ns Isenr Testimony 10 ,heir
wauao,e,I C,to,iyo Egce,,.
r,, nv : 81" r.. 'ry MI, a. Maso q, poor
~ ,n.,..ar p...s an,.,,. and Ref,..
.s $500 .,,,,eI c,d src,,e,ca, N ,lcaas ,ho
''.rs,~ Il. ~ = .nnn,i,o,. " "uca,ore,. nSc.
-a.,.a ~ J. dr,,uto,,.s o,a min I'M, ara
60 49, IA. ,,a,,,.o ,a,iv, uoots and Iforhs
'1"ua"Ssta - c.a., oil Atc.hoIlr a,imu-
80 r,a. ..~,m nI00n puRI
v,nD .as |. Urn IIyIxC puIseIPIY.
-. pe,,ava,n, sua H. ieorator Of tho gystrm.
aysa,nros an r1Iso.,S, ,,os,,, and restoring t,ot,ood
10 a healthy condition. No person can tako these Dit
terra according to directions and remain long unwell.
r,oydcd their bones afo not destroyed by mineral
oasa.a A. a.he, p,cs,s mud ,,ta vital fxennt wastei
p"so"" oNN W ~ "
beyond tho point on rsiair.
rrhcv arao CcnfIc purcntIyc n a well nsn
.s.--t.a M ~ nooot,a, moi, a, oc,uv
fsh'e' pess.sa'K, ~ ." "a~ 49,
nation Of the LiyeI, ana al inc tiaeefh otRas.
FOR FBMAbB ~ young o.
hsd' married or single, NJ inc aawhof "o'hhhhooo or"'
he turn Of lfe' these Tonic Diitcrs nave no slaA'
For IpHuninio' Ply ~" chroh,c nhehmh-
tlsm md aout' Dyspcpsia OF inaisos',on'
biiioas, hemiiicnt "ha ih.c'Ihi'sc"t ~
verr, Discnsoa Of Inc bioed, Liver MIA"
neys nnd Bla tcr, these Uittfrs have btsn fnot
sponessful. auch Dtrorscs arc caused by inflated
bleed, ~hiel, i generally proluefaby derangamont
Of tho Digestive Organs,
DYSPEPSIA on INDIGESTION, HsOI.
Chest, Diruh.es,, Sou EruetauoD, Of the stomach.
Dad Taste In the Mouth. Bilioui Attacks, Palpi'aiiono OF
tho Heart, Inflammation Of tho Lungs, Palm ia tho re-
clons Of the Kidneys, and a liupirea other raintal ryny.
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Notice,
C!!rncery Notice.

-
To Sallie y Ssricklaul widaw.. and AitFt
etiicklnnl, Robert Stfichlunid and W. v r
Strickland heirs ~ law 0fS " Sifiek md
deccaaed. #7 n asA W ~
Yoa are ciicl 10 he anl appear icfos The
Chanecry Court OF Pamela Cauniy siaie Of
aisie ipi, nt TIE Court Rpom IN the town
Of Sli,iis ii s,i,l County, al the ercord Nor
dayyp July 1871 ~ show ttitae. apy syoe
lfg, Why tie Istiiion OF h4 siIleAlaiia
Whining traitor Of sk,9i ,a'c a. y s~t9ekland
! deccaFcd pf y'pg f0r q lalc " Tie real Fsia 9
10 wit; The NJ ti West qua Ter Of >eciita' \
Township Z Range T. wcstin said feuatJ bs.
longing 10 said deceased phould NO be gfhnicd
"r !. "",.T ia, s. sa ,sil. OWN
J, 4. HARRISON, Geek /
fe,C., MANN af + Aalf
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Truth is ajewell that every parent
should get in the heart Of his child
when young; that it may become
firmly EMBEDDED before mature age.
We must not contradict, but in
struet him that contradict us (; for a
mailman is not cured by another
running mad also.
saocratcs-thc wise--aaid They
arc not Kings who aroin possession
Of . throne, or who came ~unjustIy
ly IL; but they who know how to
govern. .
Beauty ina woman il like thc
flowers in spring, but virture is like
the stars Of heaven.
He who spcnds al his time III
| sports Is ike one, who wears moth
ing but. iringes and cats uotliing bat
sauces.
Aristotle says /; We ought not t.
determine anything hastily; TO re
feet offer, hndt 70 lRsitstc ~on"cycr,
occasion.
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Masonic

ARpvs Lop0E No. 307 A. L. & \. NJ.
Stated Communication third Thursday
ght In each month.
JOHN WRIGHT, W ".
y. N. wADDEY, Sec'y.
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Roster Of Fealhcrst0n's and Barhs
dale's Mississippi Brlgdes,

In the number Of tho BAnr of
the South md Planters Jua0l, for
June 18th, was commeecd the
publication of Rosters of Feather
ston's and Barksdalc's Mississippi
Brigadcs, which are a pat of the
"Rc,ords of Longstreetl Corps"
collected by Gen. 4. Z. Alexander.
These Rosters record tlltBiigadcs
in which each Regiment served /;
the list Of engagements imwhich it
took part, with its strcngt and cas-
ualitics in each official igures be-
ing given where they can \ obtains
cd, and approximate wlcrc they
cannot. The name, ranA promo
%tions, and wounds ola l~sgimental
officers above the rank Of lieutenant
and of all staff officers ofwhatcver
rank.
The Bonner ofh Soutk1nd Pdn-
ters Journal, is m eight-pgc week.
ly published by the Chroiclc Pub
+ fishing Co., at August Georgia,
devoted to Agriculture, horticulture
News, NJ EMoMEs oFTIIE bsT CAUSE,
, and Literature. Back 4nlbcrs Of
1t can be supplied, contFng q Re
cord Of the Batteries, sattallions.
, Regiments Brigaacs anl Divisions
t in the Confederate War for hide.
. pendcncc, together with record O
Navy, and Civil Departments OF the
Government Terms S3per anum
!. Specimen copies sent ice to any
d address.
We would especially oil the at
e tcntion of our plantingfricnds t.
the handsome advertisement of Nj
lis. III. Guntcr wholcsalfand retail
n Grocer.
>, Mr. Gunter is a widcA-wakc &c
tive upright business nan and dc
!, scrving Of all the patpnagc tina
Is can be bestowed upon I'm by th
:ftcitizens Of the county and W
= particularly urge his ciims upo
h. cash buyers 10 a share ofpatronag
% rs his stock is ample andprices low
We intended to publish the pre-
ccodings Of the Press Convontio
10 in this issue, but have hpn compel
IS :, ed to layit over until MT week b
all press Of other matter.
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VERANDA HOTEL,
S.lRDiS, MSS,

g. " RICHARDS. PROPRIETOR
This Hotel has Just been comple'ed, and Is
furnished throughout IN mor, handsome siyle'
The proprietor pledges bis uimai cndcavolt y
give satisfaction 10 these who may fho biH
with their patronage.
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tfu af ~ lamms iatfHi
tfu nv Hoi
.s.lInr rfl saitdnhtaf rff
tr4aftrltiT finla ll %
m ag .ap o.
m ths asa fihe Afmy fbe ln
.tal state lrHat tr ie's Wy
.s.t oi Cuu~pts Mu,t g. istLTaJ
m,nt ct ld .iaa OIL. ..a.ur 30 rr,
.urlsl re Bee 80 tha s.itFs la',.y BOO
rb.fiaH. su ip re.,IT uI OBJ,
.rgl ul rlula.. aia ID tbg 'uai
,u appointed to All ttH' s
.aUt1t ~ lui, s,ttoi lstasr TO m,t.
very ease.
Tic claims cow, aprct wu' -
WAGON. humber. tuIst, wood, ir
ace Of 40 Kinds and 1i1 Ie CD U.s.
cry character, og lc.dit.m iur
nishcd tot the nee Of, or stol 10,
the T. army.
All persons having claim Of OBJ.
kind, who thiuk proper TO pIat.
them in my hauds, can rely upon
their Icing prosecuted with cnerg,
and Dispatch, and perfected IN uci
manner asto secure thcir speedy mr
favorable consideration. Thr'
claims also include the use and lev.
OF vessels OF boats while employc,
in the military service OF the lnltc'
States.
a. Il. Howe, Ag't.
IOnicc, Sardia, l'auola county, Mis-.
j2-Sm
"lIal / not sc n. lad fnotthc,c rycf rccciVc
ToJ clear 4 proof. | could not have h%cl'ctcd,
That the Magic Arnic, linimeht relieved,
Aches and pains 80 soon. Bc not deceived
by attcnpis to ELL any other, Druggist sell
We would call the attention ofth
Iladic5 to the advertisement OF d.
& II. NJ. Lowcn5tcinc, Southern laI
acc, Memphis, Tenn. They SC
t dress goods, white goods, lace
t prints, hosiery, l~onicetics, &c. at;h
lowest prices. MO-
Stin Neck, oppression and Ia fact all Il
! aches and pains caused by c1'd1 ne relieve
= by the Magic Arniea Linimcut rubbed urN
the affected part,
. WANTEp.--A second hand 60or )
t saw Gin, oprly to John L. Dlckcl
at his rlantation,o l TO X. IL Straui
= juG-lm NardIS MISs'
G Thousands Of Lives Saved Annually
Travellers, as you value your safety, take va
ing. nuthurs, rs you value your ch'ldfr
keep die Mississippi Diarlhca Cordial alwa
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Express Notice

S. II. Guntcr has resigned the M
press agency at this station and R.M
Montgomery has accepted the agcn-
cy and will in future attend 10 all
express matter at this place, Office
at railroad depot, Sarlis Mississippi
May 22nd 1871
Ian
The carthqinke o Friday opened 'ein1
from eight to ten feet wide ct WnidenhotoFH
Ne. cruising great alarm in tho %villiogc, U.s.
Magic Arnica Linimcut In II n once
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Masonic,

OWING 10 the tearing down and re
moval Lodge building OF Paao-
Do Lodge No. GG, TO B~ateaNi'lc the
meeting Of the Fraternity will be
hold in the up stairs OF the Satr
bull i'm iii rano'a until urtlcr ~
ders.
The brcthcrcn will take due notice
and govern themselves accordingly.
&C. NELSON, W. NJ.
Our friend Mr.. Jackson living IL
the south end OF our town has
handsome nursery of all kinds o
fruit trees and a beautiful !lJwcl
Garden. We acknowledge our,
selves indebted to him for a hand
some boquct sent US Il few evening
since.
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Religious.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
E~ssviecs svory Ind and It'll Sundays Rev,
q. Doak, Pastor.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Hevvircs every lat and 3rd Sundays Rev,
b. Young, Pastor,
h3ftt METHODIST CHURCH.
Services every LIST and Bird Sundays by the
~. NJ. Sage,
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WANTED. $4,000
To exchange goods for "-h4coRA
money Without Discount.
DALLBsTIyE & WALL.

j17-tf - -.
The Grapd Duchess NaFia, Of Raaaia ride
tha V,loeinedr. She shouid not he " hhoa' .
bonle or two q be Magic Aruiea 1dnimcns az
Il g 4 mre cure for all pains and bruises.
Young mrh usually ywcll while aoNing illeiI
wild oats. To such we would recomu end the
nsc Of The Magic Arnica LiniuIent-it will re-
move the ewelIing IN shortorler.
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ATTENTION LADIES.
60 and SEQ Layondcr's Custom
made Shoes. Every pair Warrant

made Shoes. Every pair Warrant
cd n
Merchants will find it to their IN
tcrert to call and cxaminc the stock
of goods kcptbS DC. &ll. NJ. Low
ensteinc, Memphis. Tenn, for sale
Wholesale at the lowest rates. u
Thirty years have claprt8Asifeo The intro.
inctioh of Davis Pain Killer TO fhs publ cianl
yet at the present time it II more loru'ar Nf'
commands a larger sale. than ever bri.f n.
lts popularity lie u~Qt>coniincd 70 t'd .roawiS
alo1c all over the world itf beneficial tnceil
In curing the 'ilt hat flesh Is htir to- are
acknowledged and appreciated, and as . Pam
Killer ite fame Is liisitcd 10 no country, tec'
or race, has rcycr been tqualtd ny any idtdI
cine IN Europe or America.
|, "a auld by all medicine dcalcrs
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Gsntlemen Permit me To bear evidence Of
nv nine Qualities Of your Louisiana Creole Hair
p~issiossr, Alter n very severe and protractcd
Bpsli % sickness last year my hair commenced
comtng out and had every promise Of be-
c~ssiHg prsna,urcly bald. The use, however,
81 ycrr admirable, "Rc.torcr" completely ar
re~ssd III. the tendency to fall out, made the
scalp healthy and has given so much s%aiisfie-
don generally that | wish no other hair dress
srg than the Louisiana Creole Hair Restorer,
Respectfully yours,
b. r. FoLeER.
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their hands. We are tired OF this
way Of every maa pushr,ghp pciglI-
Dor forward and at the same time
. afraid to show his own opinion.
The injurious habit Of drinking
poisonous liquors that arc adultcra-
ted with vile drugs for the purpose
of robing the mind of reason H1at
excess may hold mad sway over the
purse OF the intoxicated man, never
had ANY countcnancc from that
prince of good fellows, Duncan Nc
! Lean, the most popular saloon keeper
In Memphis. The "Bayl Horse,
with his proud old Scotch ancestry,
who holds forth on the corner OF
Second and Monroe streets, Mem
phis, has the finest stock of liquor'
: on hand in the city. III
Q We have been furnished a report
). of tic Commencement exercises o
the Sardis Female Academy but re.
: ccivcd too late for publication thi
p week.
The church ya.d is the marke
J place where the things Of this work
are duly rated.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-22

Sudden Detth Little Alex Jones
died very suddenly of Group on Tues
day evening last. He is a son of
Alex Jonesthe Jeweler, and died
ten minutes from the time he was Sc
riou>ly attacked. Efforts were made
to have a physician with him. but
death was swifler than the physician.
Family Flour. We are indebted
tie Mr.. c. C. Campbell for a sample
Of Family Flour from his new
Mill in Goodson, and We find the
quality strickly prime. We have
never yet seen finer Flour than his
mill makes and we hope our citizens
will yield it a generous support
Such an enterprise is crcditable to
any town. We believe his -four can.
not be surpassed anywhere. He war
rants 40 pounds to the bushel o.
good clean wheat.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-22
Old JShm Robinson and His Big
1'hrcc-TcRf Show in Cbattan
OSga Yesterday.

The Chattanooga Times of wednes-
day says:
As we have predicted for weeks,
the old veteran Showman's canvasses
we're packed to their utmost capacity
by the elite and fashion of our city.
From early morn till late last night
the excitement was kept up Never
was such crowd of people seen in
Chattanooga, and so i is everywhere.
In Nashville and Memphis SO great
was the rush that Old John was COM
PEELED to give three exhibitions in one
day, and on the third and last night
of their stay in Memphis the Treas
urer, Mr.. G. N. Robinson. sold the
enormous number of seven thousand
and thirty tickest in the short space
of one hour. Old John is sweeping
everything before him this season. and
wherever he goes we wish him long
life and prosperity with his big show.
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The lebanon Association.

In an other colnmn will be found
the proceedings of this ecclesiastical
body. AS body the ministers in at
tendance will compare favorably with
those Of any other denomination OF
christians. Several of them were
men OF very marked culture and abil-
lily, and their ministrations were mark
cd by a high degree of pulpit elo
quence. Our citizens we're were gen
orally in attendance. DIR. Curry
lecture on Education was one of rare
force and finish. The speaker ASSUME
ed bold grounds and took the sheer
sag OK Of Ignorance by the horns with
all the power of an intellectual giant.
An unusual liberality was displayed
Oy the members. and large sums of
money we've promptly raised fer
Nhurch and Educational purposes
ine occasion has been one of great
interest to our citizens and they look
onward with anxiety and solicitation
" The day when the Lebanon Asso-
T NJ will again convene in Bristol.
Tue large number of Church members
attendance from a distance left
P .sn The most pleasant impressions OF
a n,S'ol and Of her hospitable people,
m u We believe they will gladly hail
III Jay which shall again assemble
''ein IN our midst.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-22

Guns, Pistols &c We invite at
tention TO the advertisement of Mr..
S. o. Fisher who has thoroughly re-
fitted and opened out his stock of
Guns, Pistols &c, in the office owned
by Rev. p. Rohr. opposite the Ne,cs
Office. Mr.. Fisher means business
and understands how to conduct it..
He has heretofore done business in
Lynchburg, where he has stood high.
We recommend him to Om readers,
and congratulate them on his having
established here a business so much
needed.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-22

Mr.. .SduE'S NeW Stock-At the invita-
ton of Mr.. S. L. Saul we have ex-
amined his new stock ofgOods. From
the beauty and the value of the vari-
Gus articles, with which he has cram
med his shelves, we conclude that
he must have used extraordinary plans
in selecting them. His stock OF
shoes is one of the best we have ever
examined. His dress goods are rich
and handsome in style and his fancy
articles are very beautiful and attrac-
tive, He has good stock of clothing
and goods for gentlemen. His prices
seem to be unusually low. No man
deserves more the confidence of the
people and no mans word is worth
more. We have known Samuel L.
Saul for nineteen years and have al
ways known him TO be a man of un-
furnished honor and integrity. He
has bought his goods almost wholly
for cash do10R, and consequently at
considerable advantages, and parties
who have either money or good pro-
duce can get good bargains of him.
His son Sam'l since his return from
5. G. has been associated with him i'm
business.
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Personal.

During the past week we have OBJ
served number of familiar faces on
the Streets. Rev. b. G.. Manard
among the number. After an absence
of some nine months he returns TO
Bristol with the inclination to re-
main. We trust he may find it as
profitable as agreeable to do so. As q
minister Of the Baptist Church he has
already taken high rank. AS teach
er he has few equals, and as writer
he Yields a very vigorous and racy
pen. A short time will elaps before
he can decide upon the question of re-
manning in Bristol. We are glad to
see him and we give him carte
blanche to enter the sanctum OF the
| .Nelcs.
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business

Mr.. " atoms Lecture On Sunday
last on the subject of Swedenborgian-
ism was worthy Of larger audience
1t was somewhat Introductory to the
subject and will be followed by Others
of which notice will be given. Mr..
Walton is a cultivated and forcible
speaker. We are indebted TO him for
a copy of "Man as a Spiritual Being"
a beautiful little book of 206 pages
I2mo. We find it work of very
great interest and have taken peculiar
pleasure in its persual though we
have not yet had time to read the
whole Of it. Mr. Walton is prepared
TO furnish these and other books,
GRATIS, to parties who will read and
return them.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-22
II. c. CALDWELL

has the largest assortment of Ladies
dress Jewelry, Beads, Bracelets, Neck
laces and Sets, i'm all colors, west OF
Baltimore, and at lower prices than
they are usually sold. have ali the
latest and most desirable Watches in
the market, with Opera and Chatham
Chains, fine Gold Pocket Chronome-
tiers. and American Watches for Gents
use, with heavy Gold Chains, togeth-
er with large stock of Cuff Buttons,
Shirt Studs, Gents Pins, Masonic,
Knight Pythias and others. Also a
fine assortment of Pocket Cutlery, Ra-
zors, Pistols &c, &c, all at the lowest
prices to make quick sales and small
profits.
sep S-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-22

Death Of Authr.-Authur Campbell
the well known Hotel Porter died IN
Goodson on Saturday last. He had
been i'll of fever. and WAS recovering.
Unfortunately he ate freely of green
Chinquepins. and ofcourse died quick.
ly. He was taken by the COlored
Ladies Benevolent Aid Society, tt
Abingdon on Sunday and buried. -
We have known Arthur for several
years, and never knew any evil OF
him.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-09-22
FOR SALE.

Three splendid sewing machines
a Singer, Wilcox & Gibbs and an
American Button Hole Over Scanning
and Sewing Machine. Also an ex-
cell"nt bay Horse, works splendidly
in buggy. Also needles for the Sing
er machine. Enquire at News Office