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i-EEOUSES.
A MERICAN HOTEL,
CORNER WELFTll AND MAIN STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.

This house Is now open for the reception "i Tie
public. Centrally located in the heart OF The city, on
The main street, III close proximity 10 the Capitol
posl-oiicc, C,lstonhoSe, banks. principal business
HOUSES churches, and al places of amusement, II
presents advantages possessed by few hotels.
To my friends and the travelling public generally
offer every insluccmcnt that long experience aho
n constant desire to promote the pleasure anu com
fort of my patrons will warrant
Tbe italics will at all times be supplied with the
best that this and other markets afford.
Attached 10 The HOTEL Is L frst-class RESTAU'
RANT, which will be under the Immediate control
of tie proprietor of the hotel.
pledging my undivided efforts TO please, ~,
specially solicit the patronage OF my friends anu
the public generally. j. NJ. subLEli'
ocS.lln Late Proprietor of spotswood holei'
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CoKrSE GETS Our OF THE COFFIN AND
SPEAKS TO TIE WATcHfRs.--A few DAYS
since Il young lady of Urbana. Ohio. who
had been i'll Il short time, died, and the body
was prepared by sorrowin@ friends and ut.
PENDANTS for intcrment and placed in the cot:
fin. The night before the day OF the funeral
Il number Of young lady watchers were
seated i'll Il room adjoining That in which tn,
criiiu had hccn placed, when, greatly to thcil
on>l,ynation. the figure of the dead Girl ap
pcarrd before them and spoke family. Whcr
the mortified attendants had somewhat over.
come their fright. seeing that the supposed
corpse WAS really Il thing of life, they took
measures 10 care for their friend 80 starlinSly
restored 20 them almost from the very grave
and she received proper attention. and is now
likely 10 recover.
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WuMEH AHp THE ELECTION LAWN the
scheme of inqni>ition and arrests entered
upon ly United States Commissioner Da-
NEWPORT, in Kew York. under The election
law, ii is stated that tic arrest of Women
had been threatened hCca,l>" Of their refusal
TO answer i:upcGtncmt questions in their
homes relative 10 husbands and other male
members OF their families. He Shrunk
back, however. from The project when it
came 10 tic loiut. 1t is alleged. however.
that Davenport is going to send ali election
eases before the United States @rand jury it,
stead of giving them Il speedy trial himself.
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TIE OBJECT OF CARDINAL CrILEHs VISIT
The GIc,u1ic ID Homn makes the following
statement with rc~arl 10 Cardinal Cul!cn's
visit to Rome: The mission OF his Emincncc
10 the Holy Sec w;lS to urge he POPE 10
move in icirlif Of the Catholic clergy OF Gal
loway, who are suffering persecution. The
lIoiy Father, who always ccnSlrcS the cN-
ccS>c> of the Irish clergy. ncrcmpt"rilv re-
fused to interfere, saying the Irish only obcy' d
the Holy sec when they could turn lis in
struction to good account and willingly dis
obcycd il rather than sacrifice their passions.
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WouaE ~ TuE CmrRcE.-Among the dele
rates to the Congregational Association in Scs-
Sion recently ut Rochester was Mrs. CleavcS,
who represented the Elmira church, Oh
v.i,irl tie Rev. Thomas Il. Bccchcr is pastor.
one of the delegates gave notice OF Il motion
to change the constitution next year so That
hereafter each church may be represented by
a woman ard Il nan. The idea seemed to
meet with decided favor.
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A Mrs, Jones, at Cambria, Iowa, fell dead
on seeing her little son sitting at the top CT
N. staoinp Of Il newIy-ouilt Windmill, 10
which dangerous perch he had climbed.
The late james Gordon BENEFITS elegant
residences at Washington Heights ana on
Fifth avenue, New York, are to let Tor hVe
years. The city house is offered for business
pilrpOSeS.
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE OF pRos'
rgcr1vE BRIrEGRooM.-Mr. 5. 5. Cox, a te!e
graph operator employed in the, Office OF tho
Pullman Palace-Car Company, has mysterl'
orlsly disappeared. lie left the office h''rrleal!
at Ii O'Clock on Saturday morning, ana has
not since been seen. He was accustomed &c
spend Sunday in Philadelphia with young
woman 10 whom he was to have been married
on the 10Th instant. Ills accounts are al
correct -N.,c York san.
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Rev. Father Ryan. the popular "roet
priest IL he is sometimes called, OF the
south has started on pilgrimage 10 the
Holy Land.
When John smith writes Il long letter 10
Holm Brown, and docs not put two OF three
stamps on ii, John Brown, though himself
nui Is Of 10 NEGLECT. mist moi only pay the
amount of postage which John Smith ought
to have paid, tn; must paya small iHc III cN-
pia'ion of Tie offence Of Smith CyurIc'.
.JWrHui.
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,,,tcr from Petersburg.
,,,o,,otc Of the Richmond Dispatch.l

,,,-,,c of the Richmond Dispatch.l
rrvrssr,-Ha. october %, 1872.
;..,,, pYrmiumS oi In" Agricultural
u" ',,,.,r,fed ri The fair which closed last
>"|.' wa. p,1hli>hcd this morning. The
>@.", '.'.>un',a f. over $Gno, and tho re-
@''" a.. Discretionary COMMITTEE has not
Pa. ' .do The fair WAS not n very con.
-. .,.,r,,. lit the WAY VI display or
..n.,. h8t at }m'>i c'"l'" Ih' r.i'"''1i
....anunc ot Spending more IMAM II
,,.~.ine of the Executive Committee OF
,.rt.fN and Brown Central 'iuh was
s.. t.-, afternoon I" make arrangements
....,..:,n fer The coming election. II
:lri &, commit the work OF The cam
..t<. subcommittee consisting "1 enc.
'-' J.. ward and one member of the Ger
,.... and the appointments We're ar-
made nv the president. Nr. Col
r..,.. committee Will II once enter upon
.4~-r Of the Duties entrusted 10
,.ifr.'iau 81 whatever money that
,..-ietj. the employment ot clerks.
..>- .\...5ud the other usual WORK OF
-.ng. II = not 10 h" denied that not
...r.l> shown hy ctr people i'll tins
- rrmlurr,uU. although they will
....> rnF;hutr promptly enough To-
.. .r...A'ug The expenses ot the election.
..... horse and cart ct Isaac j. troomc
.-+. aA.arl - the wharf near Marks
s.... ...3'~ ~.egv this afternoon to receive 4
u. .N~..r- the wheels went too far. ana
...... went lUlotac water With sudd, II
,at ftu. horse was drowned.
~. ..r.> H. N@rh> Killed. Il few days
....s, l... farm. in Prime" George county. 4
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'taiEnED CouNrY JA.L Hr:oKEN.Nc I'm.
1"@-'amG that lite isi! Of Stafford county was
broken on Thursday night last, and that
iHo # the prison cra confined therein made
'.rir "scape--onc o.! whom was implicated
ii rhc robbery Of LlmIck's store, at FaI-
M,'Uh. Jack sullivan, white, had been con.
ilrl~d .; Grand larceny and was awaiting the
PUBLICATION ot bis "oUnsc! fora writ ot error.
'~nr2e Pryor. coIored, the other prisoner
UAo c.cancd. was in OH the charge Of mouse
b:r&kiHs III hing Gcorgc.--hrcGt7rcas1uF5
M.rntL
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CADETS or GfoHGErowH CoLLEGE.-Tic
cadets Of the college have rt0rganizcd with
the following officers Charles CoWardin, OF
Virginia, captain; Joseph L. Washington, of
Tennessee, first lieutenant; }. +. Agar, OF
Louisiana, second lieutenant. There are sixty
rank and file in Company A. Washington
CORRESPONDENCE Baltimore SIM.
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TIE YANTIC HEARD FRoM.-Commander
Byron Wilson reports to the Navy Depart.
mcnt that The United States steamer lantic,
under his command. arrived ut Gibraltar on
til" lth Of October, thirly-SCven days from
Norfolk. Officers and crew ali well. Mr.,
}. L. Cowardin, oi Richmond, sailed OF this
steamer. Washington S5GF.
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s,agsI.,ass;sss.
sulTH,s PREMIUM CLOTHING,

SMITHS PREMIUM CLOTHING
l. bought by persons from every section of the
State. 1t can be seen In every city, town and haul
LEI: aud rs everybody will visit the Fair, of course
my goods will he represented by The millions Worth
100 MAIN STREET tSIGS OF BIG FLAG
Is the place to get your moneys worth, and where
you can find the largest, cheapest, and
MOST STYLISH CLOTHING IN TIE CITY.
If you want to find SMITHS, read
THE BIG SIGNS AT THE FAIR GROUNDS.
along the railroads. and 1909 Main street.
SIGN OF ZIG FLAG.
WILLIAM IEA SMITH.
~ sat 1909 Main street.
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5Esrs.:.S. HORSES. dc.

HORSE FOR SALE.-Ioun@, gen I\-777o
I L tie. sound. works and rides well. 81
Would suit a physician. Price: $40: APPLY 10
". II. TATUM,
~. oa-rt 81 Brood street
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E'OR RENT. THREE DELIGHTFUL s=a4
Il ROOMS. with kitchen. at the n"rthwcs; Ell
corner Of Clay and Second streets.
JAMES VI. TAYLOR.
.a-It Real E.Sia.r Al gent and Auction
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GRAND OPENING. ic0I
NEW GOODS.
THIS DAY
WE have on ~ nibitiun and for s.;'c The
LARGEST AND MOST STYLISH STOCK OF
EFAUY-NApt. CLOTHING
AID
FURNISHING GOODS
ever offered the citizens Of iiicllnonL
Oar Stock is al attr. of SupcriOr qH0iHY. c1 and
fni>k and embraces everything necessary to
roMlI ETE FIRST-CLASS GENTLEMEH'S
FURNISHING ESTABLISHMENT.
We have handsome SUITS. rlngin" from Sl5 I" go
PANTS from 81 10 SIS;
VESTS from $50 Ia 80:
SrI,.uIid line Of uNEHEOATS from :!2 I" SIS.
Fuil lin. of Fall anil Winter l'NDEENEAR,
GLOVES. HOSIERY. nANbNi:E' liIt.E~, &c
Ttr I.yp,G AMI finest st""k oi StakrH' 'hA-
NiTS. TIES BOWS, g.. ever opened III hleit-
mond:
Also. lull line Of our celebrated LlNEN-hO>pNl
SHIRTS;
CDLLARS-boh Linen. Lincn-:accd ard Paper
all Of the best quniHy.
Thankful for the very lilcral patronage cXt"n'icd
10 tbs the past season. earnestly solicit contln'
arcc confident that we have redeemed our promise
To rlakr this the CLOTHING EMPORIUM" ol
Richmond. WlLhlNSoH X NlllIf'ii9'
lC1T Main street.
l. /: !! +: M M'hahH. saIcsnen.
l.. i. tEtrSEE. - -
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-03-29
Raising G0sIingS.

a correspondent of the MaSs1chu-
sets Ploughmm gives his method as
follows:
- take in the Spring of the year a
box and set it in some good place to
make a nest for them. When they
begin to lay. | take the eggs out aHd
put them in cotton or wool and turn
them over twice a week until | set
them, when | put thirteen under 4
goose, and when they hatch take
them aid put them in j pen until they
are n few days old, and feed them on
dough and SOdS of grass then | let
them go out, but don't let them GO
into the water until they arc two
weeks old, as they are apt to get chill
led when SO young. The greatest
trouble is getting turned upon their
backs, rs they will die unless turned
back. At the age of four weeks they
are turned out to pasture and are no
more trouble. Geese arc the most
profitable fowls of any raised The
breed for poultry is the Bremen. goose
crossed with q mountain gander, as
the goslings are much larger when
bred Ill that wav.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-03-29
Oats fer Lambs.

The Importance of having lambs
ready for market at as early period
of the season as possible, is 4 matter
which every farmer who lives in the
vicinity Of large markets, understands
or at least ought TO. 1t may perhaps
not be known to all farmers, that
lambs are able to eat oats when from
three to four weeks old. and my expe-
rience has been that there is no prov
endcr with the use OF which | am
familiar, that appears to have such
al immediate and Salutary effect up
on them. All that is necessary to be
done is to moisten the oats, and place
them in trough raised about six or
eight inches from the floor. and where
the old sheep csnnet set at them.
Those who are skeptical in regard to
this matter. can very readily test
the value Of this suggestion on sin
gle ltmb or pair.-Cor. journal =
lhe Farm
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-03-29

Purch Isel.-Mr J. T. Jordan has
purchased a 10: near Solar St, on
Solar Hill aid Will soon build on it.
Messrs. Lee & Jones, are said to have
purchased, the Mosby lot. for their Sash,
Door and Blind Factory, but we are
inclined to think the rumor of the
purchase premature. Mr.. Lewis
Moore has purchased the McCarty lot,
J acre. at corner Russell and Edmond
SITS. Va. Hin. $3.50.
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ELIH1il II!lHIElIl3
|II|l||!||R|RElsIG
Sy7zlzlZIT PAID

To any person producing any ediens able l.
show ons-third as many living, permanent cure,
IS DR. FlTLER's VEGETABLE REXKBI and |ITth-
ar REGARD If elO0 for any Of Chronic or In
nammStnry rheumatism, Neuralg s. Rheumatic
-isue. Sciztica, and Rheumatism OF tho Kidney
il tcl not cure, The Rheumatic Syrup is used in
loITdly only pleasant TO the TASTE, Al guaranteed
free from injurious Drugs. IL IL ,; Qusek Med
ioine, but the scientific prescIi i'ion Of Jos. p.
fitlsr, II. D., Professor OF TOxcology and Chsmis.
try, graduate Of the celebrated UniTsrfity Of Penn
sylrania. a. D., 1883, whose rntirs professional
life has been devoted specially & the disease
This preparation under sol. ma oath is conscien
uously believed 10 be the only positive, reliable
hfallible specific ever discovered. The proof tha'
no other specific exists is found IN every conmunl-
ty In persons afflicted for many years past and still
suffering. II PhysiciuaS could cure 70, II n Sp,ci-
fc did erist, this IcDUId MT be SO,-a fact that
must be universally admitted. The on deceived
sufferer may wisely AK, what SSeuritv oreyid .nee
has he that Hr. fillrr's eum,tic Syrup will cure
his case. The Protection Offered to patients SYainst
imposition is In legally signrd contract which
will be forwarded without rharEs to any su Gersr
sending by letter Description of AfnietioR ihi,
guarantee will state the exact number Of bottle.
warranted to cure. and in al failure the non-
ey paid will be returned to the patient No 9th.
er remedy has ever been offered hn such liberal
and honorable terms. Medical advice. with cor
etc. who have been eured after all other treat
merits failed. sent by letter. gratis. Afflicted
daily Invited TO write for aivisa 10 tho principal
office. - Seuth Fourth strset, Philadelphia, Pa.
DR.. FILTERS rheumatic Syrup is sold ly Druggists.
DIR. BUNTING, Agent,
Bristol, Tenn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-03-29

The Equinor.-The yernal Equi.
no1 during last week quite fulfilled
the expectations of those of us who
prepared for the worst. Wednesday
and Thursday were very cold and
windy. On Friday We had three
inch snow and kept it until Saturday
=. NJ. The occurrence Of Easter
Sunday so near to the Equinox may
have caused those two very disreputa
bile characters to consolidate their
efforts and we should now expect bet
ter weather.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-03-29

Express MuTsr.-A Donkey, a
verritable ASS, recently was shipped
per express through Bristol to some
point eastward. 1t was probably
present to Grant, and if so the charg-
es must have been prepaid or the
id thing wont stick
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-03-29

Corn Planter. We call attention
to the Com Planter advertised by H.
NJ. Smith & Co. Richmond. 1t is I
very valuable article and our farmers
should order them from MessrS Smith
& Co, whom we recommend as broad
ly as we do the Planter.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-03-29

People have about thousand differ
cnt ways OF pronouncing Schurz. Per
haps a maturity say "Shoors." which
Is "A great deal farther from the proper
RECOMMENDATION than SquIrts would tie.
Then we have Sho0ris, ShurZ; and 50
b on. The proper pronunciation is ume-
uuivocally Shirts. as nearly rs the ave
rage American tongue can reach it
tho letter 2 being called in German
t.ct, aud pronounced As in italian, IL.
Ohio State Journal
Not correct. Unltss otherwise pro-
vi,lcd the letter In German always
has the sound of 90 in Englisb.l The
proper PRONUNCIATION OF The name Is
therefore precisely a. II spelled Sho"t-.
go H'9si'-,t'OB %0r.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-03-29

Peaches. As far as our obscrva-
ton has extended there is not left
living in this vicinity the germ of a
single Peach. Every bud seems 10
have been killed during the extremely
cold weather of January.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-03-29

.Al,am WGter.-Wc desire TO bear
personal testimony to the value Of the
Alum water kept on sale by Mr..
Payne. For that class Of low chron-
ic diseases which crop out dangerous
ly in the spring season. nothing can
surpass Alum water as positive aud
speedy remedy.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-03-29
Kidney 4 Bladder Complaints,
DIR. RAILWAYS
PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS

perfectly tAstcl.ys elegantly eoatsd with swec
snm purge rsgu late, purify cleanse, and strength
en- Railways pills, for the cuTe of all disorder
Of the Stomach, Liver, B"wels, KidHsys, Bladd-I
Nervous Diseasos, Headache. COhHiirHtion. Cos
tveness, Indigestion Dyspepsia. BiliinusneEs
Billinas Fever, Inflammation of the BoTsls, Pilrs
and all perangsm-nis Of the Internal Niseer7.-
Warranted to effect positive cure. Purely Veg
table, Containing mercury, minerals, or delete
rious drugs.
EE Observe the following symptoms resulting
from Disc rdrrs Of tho Dig"Stiv" Oryans
Constipation, Inward Pilrs, fullnrss "f the BLOOD
In the lload, Acidity OF The Nt' mach, NSuses
Hoarthuru, Disgust 81 Food, Fullncss or UsiTh
In the Stomach, Ssur Eructations- Sinking or Flut
,rrinE ST the PIT Of the stomach Swimming q.
The Head, Hurried azl Dicleult Breathing.
A few doses " EABHAYs PMS will free TIL
sy.toIn from all tia above named Sisordsrs.-
Price, ~ ssnis per BOX. SOLD By DRUGGISTS
READ "FALSE AND TECK." Send onr lette
stamp to- ApTAY i CO, No. ~ Maiden Ian,
New York, Information worth Thousands Nillb
sent you. June 81 lSIi--ly
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-03-29

Md DoJ.-Mr. James Trammell
killed on Friday last, in Goodson. a
dog which evidently had hydropho
bia. 1t il not known whether any
thing had been bitten by the animal,
while under the influence of the mala-
DIV.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-03-29

Spring Trdtle.-Mr. f. II. Sene-
ker has gone north to purchase his
Spring Stock, and he always purchas-
es good one.
Mr.. G. ID. Welsh returned from
the cities on Saturday last and will
soon open his stock of general Mer-
chandise in the storehouse of Messrs.
Rohr 4 Sewers.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-03-29

SbeiJy.--The weather of Saturday
last, Was so severe and unpleasant
that the rcintermcnt Of Gen. Evan
Shelby was very properly postponed.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-03-29

BRISTOL DIVISION, No. l6, Sons OF TEN
pcranc,, meets in Temperance Hall OIL
9th -, every Friday night.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-03-29
THE AMERICAN WASHER!
PRICE $3.50.
The american Washer Saves Money, Time,
and Drudgery.
Also Agents for the

The Fatigue of Washing Day no Longer
Dreaded, but Economy, Efficiency, and
Clean Clothing, Sure.
FIN calling public attention to this little marhins,
by any other Washing Machine yet invented arc
here enumerated,
Ii is the smallest, most compact, most portable,
most simple ir construction. most easily opeI ated
child ten years old, with few honrs' practice
ran thoroughly comprehend and efeetuslly use il.
Their. Is no adjusting, 40 screws to annoy, no de-
lay in adapting! u is always ready for use, Ii
is perfect little wonderi II is miniature giant
doing more work and OF better quality, than the
most elaborate and costly. One hall Of the labor
is fully saved by It's use, and the clothes will las,
ne-half longer thSn bay the old plan of the rub
board twill wash the largest blanket. Three
shirts at 8 time, washing thoroughly In word,
the sblutinn Of any fabric. from = Guilt to Laoe
Cnriain Cambria handkerchief. are equally
within the esFacity AZ this LITTLE GENE Il can
be fxstensd to any tub and taken OF at will.
No matter how deep rooted prejudice may
ist against Washing MAchineE the moment this lit
tie machine is seen to perform its wonders. all
doubt Of its cleansing efaeaoy aud utility are ban
ishsd, and the dou ter and dstTRctor at once BE-
come the fast friends Of the machine. .-..t
We have testimonials without end, setting forth
its numern advantages over all others, and from
hundreds who have thrown aside the unwieIdy,
useless Machines which have signAlly failed to .e
oomplish the object promised Ia prominent ssd loud
sounding advert.rine'ts.
Il 10 ~ perfect Esr washing a. wringSr IL Tor
wrinKIug. The price another paramount indace-
puent vurehssrrs. has been placed ar low that 81
10 within the rrHch 81 every hHusakssp~r, and
there il no J-tiele OF dornSs;ie economy that will
repay the email investment so soon-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-03-29
LOCAL l.

For other local items see third
page.
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TOWN LOTS for SALE.

SIN ELEGANT BUILDING LOTS
Fer SALE ca ':aiaiuoR sHd hi'g ssrrrt, Bristol.
TyIsa. TERss ksrf. .grt.t al 4
10 ilS' ab-spee Of The sab.eriber. cali on }. Il.
Crsatss. Z. &. I. HuGuEA,
guvc .Is', lS.}.-u' .-Ik
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BRISTOL -GooDGON DIRECTORY.
1..iL. Churcl,es. L4l".

-'I-. Churches liz ~
PRESByTERIAN-On 9Th ST., Rria;ol,
Rev. q. A.sCALBwEII., pas;er. Services
Oh SUNDAY ~ II 1 M and s Z NJ. Prayer
meeting, Thurti,y evening at o'clock.
METHODIST-On Lee ST., 6oo,lsob, Rer.
IS. W. BAYS prescher in charge. Servi-
q 6es on sunday at II \ N and 7 NJ.
Experimenting, WslnesiAy Evening 81
O'Clock. ....
BAPTI5T-CoInsr Of Msin and Virgins
sts., Goolson, Elder J. 7. EIACASpS
pastor Services OF. Sunday ~ II 4 VI
and & T NJ. Prsye=-mev;;nF, Wednesday
Eteuiag at S o'clJck.
IEI:TIAN-on Depot ST., Goo'lson, Rev
SAxUEL MIILARD, preacher in charge,
Services on Sunday at 4 A VI.
EPISC0PAT. corner Moore and Cumberland
Sts., Go1lsou, KoV. PESDLEToN Bf"oEE
Rector, Services every 4th Sunday at II
4 VI aud p VI.
CATHOLIC-On Depot Ct, Goolson.-
Rev. J. y. Meurer. Pastor. Service
every 18th Sunday IT 10 \ VI.
MISSIONARY BAPTIST. the III iscopal
Church, corner Of Monroe and 'EA.hcr-
l,nd streets, Goodaon, Va. Regular ser
vice every Sabbath at ; =. NJ, ana every
Tsairslay at +. NJ, until January, then
same hours Mt their new HOuse on Main
Street.
Z 4 MI
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1872-03-29

SHELBY LODGE No. IG2 Va, meets in
Masonic HALL, on Virginia st., on the lst
Monday Of each month. L. II. Gill,
Chap No. so. Il. A. Masonr, meet on the
2ul Nond ay in each month.