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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-12-17
!. frv a1pACAS !, 20 ~ 80 4!

BLACK AEpACAS at 80, 80, 30, t5.n
50. ca, IS. IS, soc , 81 and up to
81 so per yard a'11A-1 -'h
! BhAGk "A US1RALIAN1CREPE, fer
dresses, at soc. per yard, worth zoe
LCELI3S BLACK BeMBAZtNES, 4
ia 81 %. l,5As LIS. s. per yard,
BLACK GASHMERhS, BLACK
FRENtn = ERINOE, BbaCX De-
LANES. black TAMISE, aud,
other goods srrabic for MOURNING.
EMPRESS CLOTH 81 so. GO, ard 75e
SATTBtNS at 5Je, 60c, T5c and S5e
per yard, tt .f.-s -1-s -'i
CORDED P0PLINS at 81 worth / p
7 les yard & %. vr-;-rr b. fii, 81
BLACK SILKS from 81 p to $50 per-
nC0L0RED SlLKS.sL5O, "a, , aud
50 %. per yard; all much below res
ular prices.
BROGADH POI LINS at 81 50 worth
So nor yard -iI1e@ eif -sZ-
IIanis. me 'lsLAfDg STRIPED and
HLAIS IlRESS GOODS in endless
var ETY. rfrrm 25e. To 81 per yaItl; -s
FURNITURE CALICO at 10, gnrth
Il LIE pr ,ar1. F f.. ~. .,It
GINGAAASHt II ll72c Wo-th lG 20
HEAIT. toL6EEB EEANKETs 1t
$3.50, s. a6d tp 70 q a paiT. -,.
! WHITE BED BLANKETS from 81
i t,f20 a pair --e, - 10 i..1' J1a
INONEiCONB QUILTS large enOdgh
for tl,c largest he'd )arsLl5 fo2.i
Extra quality D0UBLh HONEY
COMB QUILTS ASA %, would ts
cheap at ). f,,a vLiu.r.u52, =.
Great, bargains IN MAR5EIl1kS
CULTS for large beds, criOs AMI
crsd!es. $50
COTTON LIATER at $l.35 FIR
pieee Of ten larls. ls'iHs '1'l9''
lLlNEN Dl'AFER at $l,5G 81 10 81,
an i7up toss Tiace. -ti go 1Hai %
.,BIRIhSstsYE 1ilAPtsI,s.at '25o lrer
yard, .w9rtn Gee Hrds nrif - -
HUCk4BACK T0WEbS at Sl25
te.'S9 per dozS1. ,f :, ...,rqg
LINEN TABLE CLOTHS, two. yards
,lcny, at 81 worth | 59.
'Estra qaah:j TABLE CLOTHS, from
two i've yards long at great bar
CANS. ;FG @ -t..rF ifati -.
tC0LORBDTABBE D.8AASK at 81
per yurd, wnrib ,25a'T IN ..as7 s..
kLISEN FLINGED NAPLkNS at Gee.
zoe. and 81 per dozen, worth Zoe,
81, and Sl,25; .-rte- f.- ..
Colore! FRUIT DOYLIES at S1.25
per den,
CRASH TUWELLTNG at TO, T2l
Is, and pp-te 3be. per yard;
CASSIMHRhS in all styles and quail,
ties, from 75c to 81 per yard. IS
SATINETS, at 5Qc,Per yard, we'll worth Il
2 zoe. -
TWFEDS. KENTUCKY JEANS and
CORDUROY much below regular +
prices $3.50 .. .,-. c
-.- -- %
o3o3.o /91or4I2 mn -(/YFl/4I2>yYc
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Business Changes.

Capt. w. Il. Williams has trans
ferred his business house to Knox
vile.
Mrs. Caldwell has recently open
ed her new goods, at the stand
lately occupied by Mrs. Galloway
Very few of her new goods bad been
received and opened until very re-
Gently.
Mr.. john J. Watson, of Lynchburg,
has opened very handsome selec-
ton of generalmerchandisc in iiar-
meling's store house. lie is repre-
seuted as very excellent gentleman
and We are glad to welcome him as
citizen of our town.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-12-17

Come up Parties due ibe town of
Goodson for lots are notified that
IMMEDIATE payment must be made
The town is in need Of money and
cannot permit longer neglect. s
7. G. Fowler, Mayor.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-12-17

Back Again.-Messrs. LIB Dunn e.
Co. have returned with their goods
TO their old stand on Main st. Bristol.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-12-17

Prof. S1d'ins has been for several.
days confined TO his room, by an in
famed foot.
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NOTICE.

DURSUANT to decree of the Circui;
IL Court Of the United States for, the Wes-
tern District of Virginia, rendered at the
November term, 1872, in the case of nj. w.
Jones, against G.. w. Blaekley, &C., will
offer for rent on the 23rd-s day of December,
1872, the House and Lot in the town of Good
son. Virginia, known as the COLEMAN PROP
ER1Y, and now occupied by Mrs. NJ. b. Cole
man. -
Z Said rental to take place at the front door
of the Court House in Abinglon, on said day
,Terms--Bondsr wi tn good personal security
bearing Interest from. date, payable to my
self as Receiver in II months:
vsts. ~ 3s5i = DANIEL TRTGG,
Dec. IL. '72-2w. =. Receiver.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-12-17

EVERY ONE who has been able TO
secure proxy has gone to the
Norfolk meeting of Thursday next.
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3kg1Act Rgpo1-is.
Ir,.cr,nr.ne. -. " - ln l

I freeIey and sell readily at quotations
as to condition. Bacon neglected and
/ dull at decline Wheat and Rye'ac-
! tive, Oats and Corn neglected and dull.
Feathers, Eggs, Dried Fruits, Cabba-
ges Green apples, Table Butter and
country produce generally in steady
! demand at revised quotations. In
groceries, we axe without any change
to note. s 2; tf1.,-.
! APPLES, Green, 2 barrel ~ 50 so to 3 20
! bo. Dried, pared, e b, rrl to-
BAcoS, Hog round, Fa q, - 90 a 10
I De. Hams, u b, l21l4
Do. Sides, Il ~, 9'egelO
DO Shoulders 7toS
BPEP, Slaughtered, z n, 496
BrrrEs, Nos, ], aud 3, 2 b. u to 2ss,
EucxyHEar FLOUR, Pm, 3tc4
BEANS, White, q busheiof 60 lbs, f75g2 90
DO. Mixed or Coored, - 0sto rs
BLAcKBERRIEs, dried, II H., sallo
Blue cRAss SEED, per bashel Of "A lbs. % % &c
Do. Live, apiece, lS92$
Chestnuts, per bushsl = = - y 2, oo4f2, .
COFFEE, Fair to good Rio, 2 n, 2l@22
Dc. Prime to choice Rio, . D., ,,s-. '22Se3
Do. Laguira, b., 2tag35
Do. JsFa, q - z-E 2sss3n
CHEESE, Dairy, q b., l69ls
CoTTox YARxs, q bunch Of bs., 55Ql GO
CoRx, White, q bushei Of Sc bs, old 6Ito75
Do. yellow and Mixed. 49, 5000
Corn MEAL, 2 bushei of SO rs, sJgso
,CExEyTr4a DBL, 21saS OC
On ANB8RRIBs, II bbl., OVulo 20
EGss, Fresh, n dozen, ~ $3.50
EvERtiR EgS Ca ASS SsBD, q brsh. IL bs.r 2a4sl ~
FLOUR, Superhne, II bbi., 2591 90
Do, Extra, p bbl.I kGS %
/ Do. = Family, u Dbl, 0os9 GO
FKSTHRRs, Live Goose, r n, b0569
FLAX Seq. 2 bushel Of 90 lbs. cog s.
FLAX LISFS. u yard, % ~
aA S RaieS, 400 Ms, e5gI SO
y, Al oF Rz i1TIl 90
IRoS, Country ar, g h, .
LARp, Va. 4 Te,ll,, Nos land l. o SLY
Dc Count tanned sole, d b., S1gSl
q, b. Do riaf a@, 81 n. -. ,' 55853
Do. Upper. e b. 81 5000
MoLAssEs, New G cans p gallon, =. 6SgI5
Do Refined SyrRs, ~ gallon, 2SGSO
MAINS, Old Do.nil.ioa. = keg sl 100 bs,, 2jG7 70
DAT ~ bushel OF 80 DIS. zra1 43@t
0NIoSs q kushei of 90 hs., --- % tol 20
ORCHARD CLASS SEED, q bush IA bs. 2Jst2 80
on. Tanners. a gallon, - sOlT9O
PGcHEs, Dried, impaired, 81 n, 4g!
porarOHs irish, V bushel of 60 u.s. 60 q 70
,Pr,s~ nyisd sf7,uShel.f --.... zoo to p
PORK, Fresh Hogs, 2 H., 6SOs 90
DO. Sailed u H.. 90 90
RYE, - bushsl of So bs.- e0afS5
RAGS, Linen and Cotton, II d. 4a5
sALr, Liverpool hne, z sack, OOg3 10
SuGAR, Brown, q n, loggil
Do Yellow and BxtFaC, d l24 l25E
Do Crushed, 6ranulsfed, PGlverized, l+Gl0
and Cut Loaf p D., u
Soar, Country made z D, - 80 - 4ES
THRkyTs. Dressed, q H., I2aI6
'TiMorHY SEED, q busheI OF 10 a "A ooe5 90
s,rnyr II xsS. m ward = - ,oT sfl4@l6
VINEGAR, Psre Cider, = gallon, l0Wl2
EHEAr, White, e 5ushel Of 90 hs. - 16ogI 50
Do BED, do. do. l.co8l -
rFoe1.. washed, q ~. ssqS4s
DO sunwashed, u h., .-.-. 3SG3s
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Wm' MGxaze1 q on,
GENERAL PRODUCE .ti
Commission Merchants,
r. o. Box, $500. No. 30 Cedar St, cor
ner William st,
NBW YORK.
NEW YORK.

- N Il w z OEOk-ItI
Solicit consignnents of Ginseng, Feathers
Beeswax, Dried Fruit, Furs, Seneca Root,
Metals, Rags, faxseed, &C., &C., Sc, sc.
Pronpt and careful attention gwen to al
shipments, and account sales with remittance
rendered on all sales without delay.
NEW YORK REFEREScEs.-Marine NatiOn-
al Bank; Seventh Ward National Bank
Messrs. Howes s Macy, Bankers, as well az
all respectable merchants throughout Fir-
ginia and Tennessee. 80 -
Nov. lis lS70-lV 49,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-12-17


E. L4n,a's Well and Ny-iBo SHIRTS and
i DRAWERS Tor gentlcuen.
Meriro SHUTS and DRAWERS for
Women aud ehi!5re7.
Wool HOSIERY for met, women and
q 'ehildrea.' 81
ladies GARMENTS Of every descrip~
tioa-ladies in this department. to
wait on customers,
SILK PLUSH.
BLACK and COLORED VELYE-
TEENS
SATIN and Trimming SILKS c.. on
the bias when desired
CORDS sna EASSEhS, CHIPS and
4 PRINCES 10 great variety.
, CARPETS, RUGS 0lLCLOTHSs
,.f and MATS at prices to suit every
body. -
LADIES' LINEN COLLARS ct Soc per
dozau, worth $3.50.
Ladies' LINEN COLLARL- at 81
per dozen, worth 50.
A iarge assortment Of NECK SGARFS
- NECK HANDKEROHIEFS aud
- NECK-YIES at thirty per cent, be-
low regular prices.
ND GLOVES of superior quality st
81 pair.
Martin Herz's K1DGLOVES, the bes5
manufactured, for which We are Sole
,.3 agcn's-T .f
Handsome STRIPED. SHAW I.S At SO
r,o,,ll a., cLca,, a ( T. olSO
p SHIPPED SHAWES a s., S., Sc and
S.. ~H.-e T r.
Plaid SHAWLS-from $3.50 $40.
Breakfast SIIAWLS at 81, 81 % AMI
s! so
I HOODS for children misses and ladies'
+ D. from 25c to 81. Ha a
KNIT SACQUES, all sizes, for eEil-
or Il and ladies'.
Genuine handmade THREAD BOB
BIN EDGE at 52c for a pi ce Of
1J eighteen yards, worth u yard; II is
Just the article for cdgiag rutiles. -
CROCHET EDGINGS. Coventry trims
mings and PILL0W-CASE LAC
rs very cheap
Lace OBTAINS. Window Shades end
Tribes lower than ever .
Full>width UNBLEACHED SHEET
a ING at Use per yard worth zoe;
Fuli~width BLEAGEiEDs SIIRRTlNG
at 40c per yard worth 45c.;
PILLOW SC8SE COTTON II yards
wide at I62c; worth zoe per yard.
BED TICKING ffom 10 to S5c per
yard. NJ %
Gepnine impaired CIey:ot SHIFTING
at 80 and sos per yard l-- rsl
\ large assortment of Trunks,
TRAVELING-BAGS and BASK-
ETS. s.-.ft
JET, GILT and PLATED JEWEL
RY, ....... r..-
FRENCH WoVE CORSETS. AT
qualities besides thousands Of other
articles all Of which We offer at prices
that must prove satisfactory to the pup
chaser. '-
'- zs. t.---Lr .s ~.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-12-17

=" A Complete Pictorial History of the
Times -" The best, cheapest and most sue
eessful Family Paper in the Union"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-12-17

OF the 100 students at Emory 10
are preachers.
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RenarlxS.i
AND4I I Il = =
ATLANTA, Dec, IA, 1S7c

ATLANIA, De-, IA, IoIz
Corn-fair demand /; stocks light
Wheat-In request, Rye and Barley,
very dull. Oats-sell regular stocks
light. Flour-saleable; I and J sacks
in most request. Hay-dEll: stocks
am pIe for.the demand. Bulk Meats
fair demand Butter and Eggs, and
Dressed Poultry Sunderland, if fresh
and sound. Apples, Potatoes and On
ions-in request, if large size little or
nodemand for small potatoes and APP
nIap
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-12-17

Wecondense the following items
from the Courier of Thursday last:
Mr. Peter Booher. soldier of the
war of1S12, died on the 3rd -Sulli :
van Co. at the very advanced age of
90 years.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-12-17
Harper's Weekly
SPLENDIDLY ILLUSTRATED
Notices of the Press.

Notices Of the Press.
The Weekly is the ablest ard most powerful IL
lustrated periodicals published in this country It's
editorials are scholarly and convincing, and carr ~
much weight LIS illustrations Of current events
are NH aud fresh and are prepared by our best de-
sisncrs Hith circulation Of 1900, the 9eeiJ
is read BY at least half million persons, and Its
influence as organ Of opinion 1s Simply treIsen
51ys The JFeeklv ana rtans a positive position,
and expresses decided views on political aud sosis
nsobfens LozsispiIe Courier Journal. =
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SUBSCRIPTIONS 1878.
Terms:

Orr1cE ATLANTIC, Miss. & Ono r. R'd Co.
Lynehburg, Nov. is, 1SE2.
NOTICE: The Annual Meeting of
the Stockholders of the Atlantic,
Mississippi & Ohio Railroad Compa
nies will be held in the City of NOR
FOLK on Thursday the 18th proximo.
at II O'Clock, NJ.
The. Transfer Book will be closed
from LIST. proximo, until adjournment
of such meeting.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
MIG TIM n. NJ. OSBORNE, Sec,
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For RENT.

SEVERAL rooms in my house on Va. hin,
and also good garden. Apply to
Mrs. j. B. CRABTGBE.
Oct 22-tl.
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lis Goods Ftt Taey have increased
they offer nduce
purchasers Of DRY GOODS before Setting such immense
Gnataie oi places them position purchase their goods by the
Pacssge commissn merchants also large
Is goods bhcr
We eLumera few tire many articles uc iasy offer
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-12-17

WIIassss1 . sesgs IFssts.Aisf. -
E1rzA sirif y M3oR1, Drlsftas,
80 - -rzi ~ ofIs sei.SY,' = %-fle
Tls % - sSsirs safti 80 ostaida aerres ds.
rniT8ng ge bond 81 rEtr usnsfy Is6s existing b.
frpesn lee Pilf stssffd beiehjebt. and y appear
isie by asiisfActpr evil snce that che ptfsrt .tt T.
nsa-rssflsnt - this C,snunBTveafb 70 j. oTferes
tiiss sh.s apPezr here within north after IA,
qualifications of fhis o~ier ss.d DO whst r- 10 n
cessary 70 protest her interest il iiris sri;
Testc, J.. z. COSBY e. C, e
Waves & WooD. =. 81 81 -
Nov. 5.-4w- PIs, fgs -.
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GUGGENEEIMER & co

Our PORTER will deliver Bundles
at any point in the city free Of charge.
SALESAIEN-JAMEs II. JENNINGS
Charlotte, Va, JEHU WILLIAMS,
Lynchburg, Va; III. u. STOK ES,
Bristol, Tenn; JOHN L. KEAN, Car
oline, Va, r. b. CARR, Halifax, Va;
JOHN G. HAMMER, Appomattox, Va;
ZACK JENNINGS, Charlotte, Va. me-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-12-17
Manhood: How Lost,
Vow Restored,

l,f,-zIs Ia uFt Fpiaif 'e... new edition q Dr..
I f/fHTEff1, FtfiveExT en- Celebrated Is
-EeEs-sszf/ say "a The y sfteEf cure without
tzk-aefs-..y fesairlrsl- % SFBs,fsToBEreSA or
Seipiuai "eakness, lnTo -usary. Seniiaal LOSES,
THFOfEScT. Mert a. 2 Ph ssical iiespar y siiaV-d~
ineHts io u rrriIss, NC also; coxsr sPrfos Err
LErsr and Firs intaeed By self indHl gsnce or sex
ual eXtTava@ance.
a ~ Price, ia a sealed envelope, oilIs ccafs4
h The esiebs7t-d sufhoT. ~ this atriirshis -ss~
cl4.-.y demonstrates fg,na thirfy yr1rsi speecsF-
"a. Practice. that the a!srring c. nsequcucss %
tssifabu-r nav be raiic4v cared ~ h-1t fs dan
gcroas zoe 81 ir.eTia, 4icne OK fgs ils-ric
o. tie knffs p0iIi ~ sui mod-s ~ fufe AZ ciee
staple cert "a. snI sssesaals By uis-n- % which
every sufferer, no ufeifer what his condition nav
be. Ray care htnseif cAsapiy pdvsfsiy, AID ragfi>
cafiu.
IS This Lecture shoaT BE- IN the hands ofeverv
yoE;h s'.d ey@ry nfsIr NH lard.
Sent, 10 Ter seal, tn piI'n eursl0pe, to sry a.
'frsss. p7sf Paia on TecsiDt % six c-ats, OF two
also. bs cuEvgRwELt's M,rrisso Gaiis.'
price 81 cents. l..
, 4diress the Publishers.
CIfAS. ,. G. KLINE :. CO..
: ~ fowsry New Isrs, Po~t- O.see Box 9. 5sS
Jan Is. e'g'd Nay l. cd JySgs -ly. PSco
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AJitfCN WIN SlH@~o -
his Xmas dinner, have failed to do
so.
We desire to state to the Editor of
the CouriWr, that we have much
better class of subscribers. Every
one Of them who. promised us these
luxuries. has delivered them, and
we cordially invite him to dine on
Xmas, with the Editor of the Meas.
The Tennessee Treasury is posi-.
lively empty. The State Treasurer
had to borrow 1899 to pay the State
Electors, for the empty and not very
appropriate service Of casting the
vote of the State for Hendrick, Of In
dana, for President, and. Gratz
Brown for Vice President.
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Take Due Notice?

E ALL persons indebted tosthe firm Of
Pepper Broikers. are earnestly reques-
ted to call at the Red Mortar and make paw
ment between now and lst of January 873,
as We must i.aTe money - pec.s.-it.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-12-17

Those who promised TO supply Mr..
Slack with apples and Turkeys for
his Xmas dinner, have failed to do
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-12-17

$40 Ponp,ls Past in lilad.Iers OF ingfn IN
Oil.
! Nov 10. LEE. TAYLeE < &C.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-12-17

7 For DYSPEPSIA, Indigestion, de-
preston of spirits aud general debility to their va
rious forms also. as preventative against Fever
and Ague. and other intermittent feyers. The
Ferro-phos phrated Elixir of oalisaya, made by
Caswell, II ard 4 o.. New York, asd sold ny all
Druggi The hes tonic, and tonic for pa
tients recovering from fever other sickness, it
has no equal. rf-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-12-17

THgRST0N's IVORY PARI. ,lTu PJw0 r.
The btst article known for cleansing and preserv-
ing tlrI seestr and gums. Sold by all Druggists.
New York
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1CuPIsrs UoRo,s H,1p bvE stan,

Hnrivalled ihthe world. No lsiy or gentleman Of
discrimination any other. 1t is the mast per
feet reliable and effective Hair bye in the world.
Manufactory, IS Maiden Lane, New York,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-12-17

CARBoLfC SALvE, recommended by
Physicia6s, as the great Healing Compound Price
25 Cents perbox. Joiin F. Henry, Sole Proprietor
College Place New York.
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Is. No VA 7Ya5a1 Es aR an

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d1oY usZ EnH alEH =
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C0RSER or ELETENTII.

hEg al9 14gAs ai7s4 :
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-12-17

FRENCH woVE COICETS, all
qualities besides thousands Of other
articles all Of which We offer at prices
that must prove satisfactory to the Pur-
chaser. f-
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AUsIRALIAN-CREPE, f.

SO. 60, IS. IS. soc 81 and up t
81 so uer Gard a' So 'u
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Spring &sHwnser Dress Goods.

which we had to carry over from last
year-they are as desirable as any we
viii buy this season, aid Will sell
them up to the 1st of April far below
their present value
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-06-21
A FALLEN QUEEN.

There comes the beautiful face
of which promised to tell you on
the avenue a few weeks ago. It
was very beautiful once, but it has
lost it's freshness. The evidences
of powder and paint are painful
even through her veil. Albert,
there is that distinguished air
which so tempts one to forget
every imperfection. Her name
dare not mention. Suffice it to
say, she ut one time moved in So
ciety here by the side of an emi-
nent official. She was, of course,
courted for her station, but mag
nificent personnel won for her a
double homage. She reigned more
as the queen of beauty than of
station, until the fatal step which
plunged her from her height to an
ignominious depth. The transition
was quiet one. Friends were in
terested to guard the secret, and
foes could learn but little CON
corning it. She simply dropped
out of society on the plea of deli
cate health, and the gay world
closed over the vacuum. Many
years have passed, and she is again
at the capital-has been for some
time, but in sadly different capa-
city. Poor womani She has to
eat or die, and with the horrible
realization of her condition as an
'outcast," what could be hoped
for? If friends could abandon her,
strangers surely would feel no in
terest in her rescue, and she drifted
down because-think of it, We vir-
tuous sisters-society would not
permit her to drift any other way.
She has been a lobbyist, but she is
rarely seen at the capitol now, and
seems rather TO avoid than seek
acquaintances.-[ Washington Cor
respondence.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-06-21
A CANADIAN MIRACLE.

The French Catholics of Mont
real are excited about q supposed
miracle which is daily repeated on
Seaton street, in the suburbs of
that city. 1t seems that for some
days there has appeared at the
junction of Seaton with another
street the form of a cross on the
earth, of considerable size, the
shape being formed by a moisture
of the ground. 1t is observable in
the MOI ming before sunrise and in
the evening after shutdown. Large
crowds are continually vending
their way thither, and most OF
those carry away with them some OF
the supposed holy earth. Some OF
the most devoted declare their in
tention to open up the earth, as
they imagine saint has been in
tered there, and that it was not
noticed until Ascension Day, down
in the streets referred to and the
probable explanation of the affair
is that q leak has happened.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-06-21

a Hartford optician has invent
ed curious arrangement by which
he claims that feeble but con-
nuous galvanic current can be
sent through the brain, with great
benefit to the health. The appa-
ratus is attached TO a common
spectacle frame, and consists of
two small shell or buttons, which
are lined with alternate layers of
platinum and zinc, with receipt
Giles for moisture between them.
These constitute voltaic piles, and
are attached at the examinations
of the side-pieces of the spectacle
franc. The frame, the buttons,
and the wearer's head constitute
the galvanic circuit. The Hart
ford people say it cures the nervous
headache, neuralgia, etc. The
moisture necessary for the current
is supplied by the skin, or the
shell cases may be occasionally
dipped in vinegar. The action of
this apparatus must be ofnecessity
very feeble; but it is claimed that
its continuity gives it an adyant-
age over electricity employed in
moro concentrated forms for medi-
cal purposes.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-06-21
MILL PROPERTY
NOT SOLD ~

WE now offer our mills cheaper thar
w ever. DESTROYS Of changing ouI
business, we now oder and will sell ouI
mill property, consisting Of one twenty
fye-horse-powefp portable engine and saw
mill, with Emerson's patent saws, LOG
turner, and all in good order: will csEi
5000 feet per day. Also, our grist mills;
two run OF best French burrs; wiz grind
ten bushel Of wheat and ten buaIel, Of
corn per hour, and grind perfectly; No.
1 bolt: the very best smut and separator
upright and horizontal shafting, elevators.
betting, two main belts IL inches wine by
60 feet long, everything making them CON-
piete mills. All new, ali portable, and
just the mills for southwestern Kansas.
Whoever will, may now come and get 9
great bargain. Come and see all the
above, at IS, 1000. just two-thirds Of the
cash value. $1,000 cash down. balance
on time. @. BECKES g SON.
Junction Mills, miles east Of Empo.
ria. February 0tbs 1879. fabzalt
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-06-21

color, lcith tie gloss and firs| afsr If
youth. Thin hair is tliickor.d, Ill
ing hair checked, and baldres: c".m,
though not always, cured ~ rs
use. Nothing can restore the T. 81
where the follicles are destroyed, AZ
the glands atrophied and drray' i ];
but such rs remain can b. SAVED 10y
this application, and stimulated into
activity, SO that n new growth of
hair is produced. Instead Of fotling
the hair with pasty sediment, il
will keep it clean and vigor1Us. l..
occasional uso viii present 'hr ',ir
from turning gray or E,lliue ~,
and consequently prevent bal'llrss.
The restoration of vitality it gives
to the scalp arrests and prevents
the formation of dandruiT, watch is
often so uncleauly and offensive.
Free from those Gcleicrious sub-
stances which make some prrlEt;.a-
tons dangerous, and iniufi0us to The
hair, the Vigor can only benefit, but
not harm ii. If wanted merely ior
q HAIR DRESSING. nothing else
can be found so desirable. Contain
ing neither oil nor dye. it does not
soil white cambria, and vet lasts
long on the hair, giving it rich,
glossy lustre, and n grateful perfume.
Prepared b. Dr.. J. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
LOWELL. MASS.
SOLD ny ALL DHH~GISrs EvEP~v'-' -'''