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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-24
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-24
A LEXANDRIA DENTAL ASSOCIATE N

= DIR. LOOCkERMAN
Takes this method of informing the public that
he will be at the office of the Alexandria Dental
Association, corner Washington and Prince SITS,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. :,
The gentlemen Of the Association will make
engagements for me with those who especially
wish my services. ~.
1t gives me pleasure to recommend the opera
tors Of this Association, not only to my old pa
tients, but to the public generally, as l will
guarantee all work to be frst-class and for less
money than other Dental establishments. ap IL
A LEXANDRIA DENTAL ASSOCIATN.
Corner Prince and Washington SITS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-24
DRY GOODS.
ATTRACT E.

VERY ATTR A CIV E.
We would ask the particular attention Of the
ladies to our very superior PARIS HERN |,
lust received, at 20 per cent cheaper than the
same goods sold at wholesale in New York IN
March. Also fine line of GENTS HALF
HOSE, in English extra and Balbriggan.
nv is J. Nj. STEWART, King st.
DLACk Hermann, Or FRENCH GREN-
ID ADINE
These goods were bought of an importer at
an immense sacrifice. We are prepared to sell
them at a corresponding reduction. We are re-
ceiving large additions to our stock of NEW
GOODS, and are selling them at greatly reduced
prices. my l6l ROBT H. WOOD.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-05-24
i ONO RAILROAD
LASS W ID $3.50
SPRING SCHEDULE, BEGINNING
APRIL l. 1877.

SPRING SCHEDULE, BEGINNINH
APRIL |, 1877.
TWO TRAINS DAILY, except Sundays, be-
tween Alexandria and Hamilton.
Leave Alexandria ut s As Il. IN. and t. 10 p ~;
pass Lees burg ut ~ 35 H. M. and go p. m; and
arrive at Hamilton ut II H. IN. and G.lj y. Ill.,.
Leave Hamilton ut s. 40 y. m. and LA p. H..
pass Lecsburg ut II. M. and liz p ~; and ar
rive ut Alexandria ut 800 II. III. and 800 p. IN.
The s 45 u. IN. train from Alexandria and l. ~
D. m train from Hamilton connect at Hamilton
Vile, Snickersvllle, Berryville and Winchester
also with Reamer's Line of Coaches, which; seaT :
Lees burg daily for Aide and Mlddlcbur;.
Communication tickets, 3 cts. Per mile
Annual tickets, $50.
r. II. HAVENER,
NH 2G-tf General Ticket Asci:
, 1872-11-27
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Fog RoEgh Skin made SMOOTH by using Juniper
Tar M Soap manufactured by Caswen, Hazard, Co.,
, 1872-11-27

| Sctr Mosel1e, Meno1ninee 200 N lumber.
scow Dan. Hayes, Manistee, 14o N lumber.
sc e frsv - ee fSees eS 1qoi m lumber
PEsp Russia, Buffalo, 5000 brls sa1t.
se;r Enterprise M % %Muaksgon. IS asa 1tons tobs coal
SER g. y. Wescott, atuskegon, s5 4. lumber; ,oa
| Ser F. r. Blake Amsterdam, $50 cords wooa.
se e .ee 80 saas 1sa ood
sclr Walhalla, Manistee, los - n ~ iinanes s1s1
scsr Progress, White River, 80 cds slaoS'
| selr Gazellet Manisteer 90 N !unaner.
sclr b. Eewhan, MusEegon, 100 m lumber, 10 m lath.
SCR I5z5e DoaF fa;Ss s., 2essRai eib5 = lumber
SCR 1fiiie Keller, Cleveland, 47s tons coal.
setr 6hirlwind, nlanistee: 100 N 81 lumbar:
SaFe ss1f conses Grand Hsen o. sabs 0eE
! Barge Golden Harvest, Grand Haven, $50 m lumber
scAS o. s. Grant, Egg Harbor, rs eds wood, 400 tele
sehr ]. F. Trseey, Manistee, 1870 N lumber.
scar Australia, kewaunee, l25 eds wood.
scar 2. n 81 Stanton, n, Manistee, 1so N lumber.
Schr EIba, South Haven, 81 eds wood.
Barge r. $. johnson, Menominee, 400 m lumber.
Stnr Apenn, Muskegon, sundFies-
Stmr Milwaukee, OsYego 1,069 br1s salt and suudries
stnr Nashun osdensburgh III bars railroad iron, and
iroa IS baes hops batter 2 bra se
and sundries.
Prop 1sn ehaaee, saugatuek, 50 m lumber, and sun-
Prop Fountain City, Buffalo, 1so steel rails, so5 pigs
Pr9p PrsE 1s,. 1p,avosate; rte; Gsnoptase, @ sundrfes.
Prop oeonto Green Bay 15o tons iron, 1000 N shn-
gles1 1S5 pigs fah, and sundries.
Barge ,atS ! Bronson nsn0rnines $50 lumber 20 m
large Sonora, Menominee, $50 N lumber, 60 m 1ath.
etmr sheboygan, sheboygan, u brls flour, IT pigs
butter, and sundriea.
Schr Cuyahoga, Rensaukee, 180 m Timber
schr Perry Hannahs, Ray City, $500 brls salt.
shs sehs aiianight, alenotninee, 10 n lumber.
schs Rae.ne, hiustegon, id N lumber, 10 N lath.
s sehr Driger, Msnistee, 40 N lumber.
Sch, seSr 7,afaa 80 lumber
Schr Ealeon. Manistee, 120 N lumber.
sch1 Richard Winsow, Escanaba, Light.
Sch ssa5 Eslas Esa.nste1. EsIs 29 tSas coal
wood, Is eds bark.
Prop Vim. Tweed, Buffalo, TOO bars railroad iron and
accpD. n. Norton, Ractne, Light.
frop rp = East SaglnasE, It. Trayer8, lss eds wood.
@ schr Phlo ssovine, Cleveland, 800 tons coal.
schr Rosa Belle. aIanistee, 10 m 1u,1ber: -
schs hetchnm, Veders He=, LEGO tel poles, 16 eds
wood 3 N 'u1ntsf: sfz.ntn Sov o.
Pro Prop Plymouth, Buffalo. $500 brls pork,
Prop Fountain City, Buffalo, 900 bu wheat, $500 bu
Pop Fountain City Pine Riser $50 brs -four, 200 bu
Prop Fountain city Msefinac, IS bsls our, Is br1s
Prop Fa!orte Menomtnee 1000 bu oats, 50 brls pork,
Prop Oconto, Menominee, sundries.
6tnr shehoygan Two Rivers, bales dry hides 26 hds
dry hides.
Prop aussia Buffalo, 2ooo bu wheat 1850 brla pork,
and supdEies
schr Delaware, Buffalo, $4,000 bu wheat, n balea
broom corn, and 9undrfes.
schr Lizzie Doak St. Joseph 100 brls SALT 10 br1s beef,
aud sundHes+
Prop Empire State Buffalo, 900 bu wheat, half brs
peel, 181 bags timothy seed, and sundries.
sehs ssh G e y = Prescott, Mustsgon, 1900 bu oats.
schr s. Grant Escsnaba, 600 bu oats 200 bu corn,
, 1872-11-27
CHICAGO DRY cooDs MARKET.

TUESDAY EvEs1Ne, Nov. rs.
Taking into consideration the serious inpedi-
ments II the #ay Of an activa trade, viz. the
prevalence in the country OF the horse epidemic,
and the continued Htringency Of the money mar
ket, the volume OF business for the week under
review has greatly exceeded the most sanguine
expectations Of our jobbers. The UNUSUAL ac-
hv1ty noticeable in tie market at this time Is no
doubt largely attributable to the upward ten
dency in ra1ues Of staple woollen and cotton
textiles consequent upon the Boston fire, dis
tHbutors buying largely in excess Of Immediate
requirements IN anticipation OF general up-
ward movement OF prices. The supply Of Ger
tain lines of goods-notably faunels, some lead.
ing brands Of bleached cottons and prints-is
considerably reduced, but the general stocks are
in fair working order, and ne hear no complaints
among our merchants ct inability to promptly
meet all demands. Among-the more important
changes in prices may be noted an advance OF
20 in Donsdale, Lyman, and Fruit Of the Loom
b]eached cotsons; q 1sc advance in Continental
fine browns, and . &c advance in Slater's and
Manviue paper ca1nbrics. The market for carpet
ings exhibits slightly increased activity, in COM
parison with the preceding two or three weeks,
and prices are f1mer, Manufacturers are ask-
ing an advance on their prices Of q fortnight
ago, but jobbers' prices remain unchanged.
Stocks are not large, but are equal to present re-
QulIeIneuta. Following are the ouotations.
, 1872-11-27
DIVORCES.


nVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED. FEE AFTER
Ddecree scandal 2Eoded nine years. practice In the
courts Of Chicago. Address P. O. Boz 1.G37.
, 1872-11-27

TUESDAY, Nov. 26-Quotable at12A@12kc 70,
Vheat, and 11A1t91111Gc for corn to Buffalo. The
engagements reported we're: To Buffalo-Schr
Richard Winslow, corn at 11Ac. To Portland-
Brge Guiding Star, oats through rate. Total
capacity equal to $4,000 bu wheat; $4,000 bu
con, and 5000 bu oats.
BUFFALO, Nov. 23.-Rates unchanged Char
ters reported: Props Blanchard and Roanoke,
salt to Chicago at 20c per brl, I. 0. b.; schrr
Montca1m, 900 brls water lime to Detroit at 1Oo
Per brl, free IN and cut and cooperage; schr J.
+. Bentley, to arrive, water lime to Chicago at
Csc per brl, free OF handling.
, 1872-11-27

ashore On tho north side Of Lake Erie, The
bark Board Of Trade: one Of tie vessels in ques-
ton, lies on the beech to the westward Of the
Dummy, but it Is Thought ete can be rot Of
without much difficulty, At latest accounts she
was not leaking. The schooner Prince Alfred,
also, ashore, Lies to the eastward Of the Dummy
short distance, and is III i favorable situation
to be pulled of,
, 1872-11-27

MILL, LUMBER, AND IRON NOTES.
stmson's big mill, at Big Rapids, has shut
down for the season, having fair supply Of
logs for early spring work.
TREAT preparations are being made for 1una-
ber1ng at Otter Lake. Three camps are now in
operation, and it is expected that r. 000 900 feet
will be put into the lake this Wintor
The following is an estimate Of the pro-
lected numbering operations this winter on the
Muskegon and its branches above Evart:
, 1872-11-27
MAHlNE ITEMS.
The fer1nnrarr 7irhf at Sne,fan1a PanF +,

h1Akilft- ~ EMS
The temporary light at Spectacle Reef has
been discontinued for the season.
About twenty vessels are lying at Buffalo,
waiting for q fair wind to put out ia.
The schooner Gard, ore laden, and bound for
Cleveland, is reported on starve leland reef.
"A despatch was received at Buffalo, On the
23d, stating that the Schooner Wand had gone
ashore near Ems.
The schooner Coraican is On reef 20 miles
west Of Port Maitland, on the Canada shore.
The Bcew ldaho, lumber laden, hns sunk in
sandusky Bay She was cut through BY ice.
The ere" vera picked up by propeller unin-
jured.
About three weeks ago the barge Planet WAS
wrecked on Two Rivers Point, with . cargo Of
700, 900 feet oflumber, the crew barely escauing
With their 1yss, through the ezertions Of the
bis efforts, President Besbe ana General stronee e
OF the Peahtifo Company, to which the barge
belonged, presented the Captain with 800 and
gave SEQ to each of his six companions, Where's
fore the recipients desire to express their
thanbB<
During tbs late heavy weather On the biz
lake the schooner Wellard undertook to make
our harbor, ran against the piers and then went
ashore. She Les high and dry, and NAV vet be
got of. Last Thursday the schooner Flea also
vent ashore north Of the piers. She belonged
to Lyman d Wright OF this city, and was laden
with brick and hay. The vessel was insured, but
not the cargo. The vessel. will prove a total
wreck, but the cargo will probably be saved
Manistee Standard.
The Francis Palms still lies on the rocks at
Duluth, considerably twisted out of shape and
full Of vater. 4 stone weighing 500 or GOO
pounds, which was thrown up by tho strong
waves, lies on her deck, and the cabin is badly /
,tpve in bg the loose breakwater ti1nbers driven
against the vessels side. Opinions differ with |
egard to the Palms, many thinking she is hope
essly wrecked, while others hold an opposite |
new. soms averring that if she can be got off !
nd into dry dock that q few Thousand dollars !
I'LL make her as good as new.
,.During the binding snow-storm Of Friday |
u6ht, tho upward-bound vessels we're driven !
, 1872-11-27

Now H0rk.
Sihley e Endfcott, C. II. Beckyyith- q. sons,
grunge bro. Van Schaack, Stevenson Reid. Lord
sn1h o. and others, sell Burnetts Superior Flavor
, 1872-11-27

Three dollars per to be added when transferred,
shich charge follows the shingles.
- Thicness-Fre shingles to be two inches In thick
less.
Length-Si1teen inches
I HARDwoop-A fair trade WIS transacted in
= le hardwood yards, and prices remained steady
I. I'D unchanged as follows:
, 1872-11-27

111F1or5 OF tha Lake Superior iron district
pnbnahed BY Mr. sWineford, Of Marquette, Mich,
SHOWS that there are now twenty-four min nes open
tnafeseyen Of brown, four of specular, and
four & Of brown and specu1ar hematite, one Of
speculAr and magnetic, six Of magnetic and one
Mag ore. The first opening VAS made in 1870,
the first forge started in 1917, and the Marguerite
Railroad vas completed in 1856. There are sig
teen blast furnaces and one rolling 1nil-au
charcoal and hot blast steam but three. The
rolling mill commenced in 1868, suspended in
1869, and viii reconamence in June. The Lake
Superior mines shipped 985, ,521 net tons {valued
at 81 222 $50 in 1870, and have produced 8, I'LL
1856 tons OF iron ore, Ms, ,46o ct pig iron, and
asa2 o2s 9 ore aud pig (vaued in all at $2eo6e,
, 1872-11-27
MARINE. INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF CHICAGO.
ARRIVED. .Nor %
ehr Arcturus, Nenominee, 80 n lumber, Is n lath
Snr Imperia1 sattoa's Bay, 200 m lumber, is cords
-~~Ad.
, 1872-11-27
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

1NANTED-SEC0Np-HA MEDIUM SIZE PAR
H lor stoye, sef-feeder and bnse-burner, choap- Adj
dress e 81, Tribune oiices
, 1872-11-27
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

TUESDAY, Nov. 28.
: At TEE YAsns-A good business WAS done at
Ehe yards to-day, and the movement was chiefly
r:-n4red to joistB, scantling, common descrip~
tions OF building material and fencing, on inte-
1ior account. 4 fair business IN lath and
Eringles vas done On city account. Prices re-
rnnined firm, and ne again quote:
, 1872-11-27

: TERMS.
OF 20 daya
Do1nest;cs, cottonAdes, Kentucky jeans, etc. per
cent of 81, 2 per cent of 10 days.
hesE3T department goods, per cent of CO. per
cent O. 50, Per cent OF 10 days,
, 1872-11-27

SOhO HbAN REA1 ki61AIEs
y PLANES, only ono block from depot, In s. monthly
Payments 1 win be on the o'clock train Thursday
naorniug fThauktgvfng) Come one, come all to ths
Northwestern Depot Of Knzie and Canalst and
90 With me and pick out lot two. Ira BROWN 145
FoR sAIEI WILL OFFER FOR ONE WEEK AT 4
bargain for ment Or yessy payments tyo houses and
son and two houses In Glencoe; said houAes
good tenants until May size Of houses from ax
ten reosns; M prices from s., 600 to IS coo.
SIC 1s Per anth 1ofas % se
call Tor houses and the lots will sell for oneihzd moro
fhaa noW ask Also have house to rent cheap ia
Gleucoe Gall 1T ONCE st Room g. Exchange Building,
stou. G. E. BROWNE.
F0R sALIAT TENGLKWoOD-TWO COTTAGES.
Small payment down, balance long time and monthly.
Also largo List Of unproved lots all the principal
9t1sets q EngeEood passenger trims daily to and
tFon the s1: Communication fare % per loo HULBURD
F'QR sALE-AT 4 BARGAM-LoTs NEAR ROCK
ai aGps Jd sRh hbonss dSsa h an
dolph.st. w ~
FOR SALE-ONLY $40 DOWN. S5 MONTHLY,
choice lots, two blocks from three depot. WAsh-
layton Heights: prices $7@ S1oo Sl5o and $2a5 Title
berfeGt; ful! warranty deed Elven TRUESDELL
BROWN, 175 West Mhdisonst.
E'oK sALE-55 LOTS NEAR THE COTTON FAC
tor tosy, aad Is lot; On South Ch'eaFo4y shesg snd
1s Room e.
E1oR sALE-LOTs OR BLOCKS IN KEENEY
Rims Addition to South Evanston: will DO sold at
Z bargain ~ we need the money. ". n. i 9. Z,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-05-24
How We Used to be Phrsieked.

Who does not remember the time when Spring
pureation was considered indispensable to sum
mer health? No matter for wry faces, the inevita-
bic salts and SIENNA, rhubard. or calomel and
jsap. must be administered. These i'spring med
icines,'' the youngsters were told, were TO keep
them hale and hearty during the summer. He
all know now that this was falcaey; that new
vigor, not depletion, is what Is required at the
commencement of the summer solstice. As prep
aration OF tho enervalng effects of oppressive
simmer weather, eourse of Aestet ter's Stomach
Bitters is highly expedient. This famOns vegeta-
BILE preparation has three prominent properties
II renovates, purfes, and regulates ali the func-
tions of the body. II is composed exclusively of
purely vegetable productions, viz: the essential
principle Of Monongahala Rye, and the most efhea-
cious tonic and Alternative roots, banks, and gums
known to medical botanists. Hence, it is abso-
lutely safe medicine, and no tiuctnre OF the Phar-
marop0.is compare with it either purity, or
in the variety Of its objects aud its comprehensive
results. Happily for mankind, the theory that it
was necessary to PROSTATE patient in order to
cure him; is forever exploded, and the true philo-
sophcal doctrine that vgor is the great antagonist
of dissase has taken its place, Hosttuers Bitters
is an invigorant and hence it is the p.oPer medi-
cine for the feeble at this most trying season Of
the year.
Be sure that you obtain the genuine article, as
there are innuinerabe vile limitations in the mar
ket Look to the ornamental stamp, the engraved
label and the name blown into the glass. Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters is sold in bottles only.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-05-24

ScriJHcrS for JUHc.-S CIR b II er's
Monthly for June has as many as ffty-threc
illustrations, those accompanying Mr.. Rich
ardscn's Travelling by Telegraph (sec-
ond articlc) being of extraordinary richness
and beauty. There are pictures of Harris
burgh, glimpses of the Susquehanna, Havana
and Watkins Glcns, SENECA Lake, etc, etc
Another interesting illustrated article is OF
q The City of WARWICK England, Pro,
fessOr IIilgard, of the L. s., Coast Survey
explains with maps, tables, ETC., his curious
and important theory of the centre of gravi
ty Of populations Mr.. Whitelaw Reid
managing editor of the TRIBUNE, ably dis
cusses q Schools of journalism - Mr.. viii
kinson continues his criticism of Mr.. Low
ellis prose Mr.. Warner gives us another
charming chapter of " Backlog Studies >
Mr.. w. J. stillman presents an intercstin,
sketch Of an Z" English Art Reformer ;" Mrs
ELEPHANTS At his Gates is, as usual
strong and mastery; The contributed an'
editorial papers altogether cover a remarka
lily wide range.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-05-24

Tie Sale of Mr., Burson's lots on
Wednesday last was very successful
under the adverse circumstance
About twenty-five lots were sold at
prices ranging from $50 to $40.
One of the improved lots was sold
to Mr.. W. i. Sheppard for $G11, and
the other to George Range, of Wash
ington Co., Tenn, for 500.
At the close of Mr.. BursOn's sale
the residence of Mr.. David Crowell
was sold to NJ. J. i. Smith, switch
man of the a. NJ. & 0. r. R., for
$l60, one half cash, and the remain
der in twelve months with interest.
Mr.. b. p. Smith two improved lots
were sold to Mr.. f. Mccormick, who
purchased for NJ. Dawson of Union,
Tenn, for $500, and $261 cash. They
will at the present rate of renting,
pay out the purchase money in about
three years.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-05-24
NEW ADyERTIsEaENTs
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING
NEW COURT HOUSE,
EnD AUEVTTT NOTTNTV
FOR TAZEWELL COUNTY.

V1HE undersigned committee, appointed
i by the Supervisors of Tazewell county
for the purpose, will receive Ssdled proposals fer
building new COURT HOUSE at Jacksonville
until 14th June, next.
Plan and specifications of The building are depesi-
ted IN the Clerks ogioe cf the county, where they
can be seen by any desiring to bid for the work
or otherwise interested.
The present Court House is to be taken down
and the rdbbsh removed by the contractor, and
such material in it is suit able shall be used i'll
the new building, the contractor paying therefor
fair price.
A levy, payable in three equal iustallments-the
first payable this year and the rest yearly thereaf
ter has been laid by the supervisors for the pay
ment of the work.
Bids will he received for the 1ohoLe work, and not
separat and detached portions of it On the 10th
of June the bids will be examined and the contract
awarded. The contractor will be required 20 com
mence the work soonas possible after nndeTtak-
ing. q u Dt.hhn IN,
l. Z. CHAPMAN.
farewell @ IL va Nav 49, 1871. COHIaittce.
Nav 24-tlGi.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-05-24
DEX GOODS
such sdf1ains as can be had ,,o,ci,eye else.

PIQUES at Is 2-3. %, so, So, 4Oc.,
and upwards;
BISHOP LAWN at 20, 25, 50, 50, 10
and soc, per yard:
6 HECK and striped MUSLINS at 20.
% and up to Soc. per yard.
TUCKED MUSLIN, full-yaFd wide, at
SIPS and SI-59-just tLe-balf The
regular price;
Handsome styles Of SPRING DRESS
GOODS at %, 30, 30, and Soc.
BLACK ALPACAS and NOH8IRS
from 500 to 81 per yard.
Best FRENGH BOMBAZINES at
81 %; $I,50, 81 10, and 81 per ya,d.
WHITE aud COLORED> EDGE
BLACK SILKS at 81 %, $3.50
Sl.I5, 81. and Up to $3.50 yer yard
all very cheap;
IRON GRENADINES Of ali qualities
at low prices;
FRENCH PERCALES at 2jc. per
yard-would be cheap at Soc.
LAWNS, GINGHANS, aud'GRENA-
Dimes in great variety;
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, CASH.
MERET, and TWEEDS in great
variety a; popular prices
GINGHAMS at l23c. worth 1G ,. Sc.
Fuli-width UNBLEACHED SHEET
ING at 35c' per yard
Full-width BLEACHED SHEET.
ING at 4Oc per yard.
Fine yard-wide UNBLE HE'D
COTTON at l24c per yard sold eve
where at l5c.
GoAd yard-wide BLEACHED COT,
ION at l2@. -, and 10 C.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-05-24

Attention Bailders.-Those desir-
ing a good contract for house build
ing, are directed to the card of
Messrs. Yost Greever and Chapman,
touching the rebuilding of the Court
House at Jeffersonyille Va. The
County win meet its contract
promptly. We hope the committee
will use this opportunity to have a
Court green in front Of the Court
House. A thing so desirabl. is not
likely to escape them, but we consid-
er the matter so important, and as
likely to add SO much to the appear
ance of the town. that we cannot re-
frain from making the suggestion.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-05-24
Town PuLIic Meeting.

The voters and tax payers OF
Goodson are requested to assemble at
the Virginia House on Saturday eve
ming, at I o'clock, to consider bust
ness of very great Importance to
them. 1t is hoped that there will be
a unanimous attendance, as the time
IS propitious for action, which is like
ly to affect favorably every citizen of
cur town. There will be addresses
delivered. BY order Of the Council.
/. c. FOWLER,
Mayor.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-05-24

TazeweiI C. H., Va. May Is, 1871. eOInI"i
May 24,-tlGi.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-05-24
Spectal Notices.
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III. q. CAHDWEEL

has the largest assortment OF ladies
dress Jewelry, Beads, Bracelets, Neck
laces and Sets, in all colors, west of
Baltimore, and at lower prices than
they are usually sold. I have all 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 n 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.
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-05-24

The Shooting AGair.-We are in
formed by Sergeant Miles that AIr.
Holly attempted forcibly to take bis
horses from the custody OF the officer,
using both a knife and a stick. Hence
the shooting, He had FIRST been
asked to remove his horses from the
sidewalk. and refused.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-05-24

Sash, Blinds. Doors, Mouldings.
Scroll Work, Brackets. Mill Work,
Flooring, and Weather Boarding. can
all be had of Lee & Jones. at their
new Steam Factory, between Lee and
Water Streets, Goodson, at any time
after the irstof june Lumber will
be furnished, or not as desired. -
Work done in first class style-in
short order, and at prices to suit the
people. The Factory viii be two
stories high. 32x64, with engine
room 12X25 with engine of 20 horse
power. Address
LEE & JONES,
Bristol Va, and Tenn.
May 3-tf.