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The New York herald., 1873-11-13

however. was only so q month, but agreed with
him that 1t required considerable ingenuity to
manage for the necessaries OF existence on the
remaining seven.
slater's MIN, containing $50 looms and producing
100000 yards OF ticks and denms in the year. en-
ploys about 800 hands and has a monthly payroll
OF $500. Last August the mill was stopped for
the purpose OF putting in q new wheel and since
then only about hall the looms have been in opera
tion. The payroll has been diminished 81, 900 a
month and there is no likelihood that the mill will
be In full running time this season.
rhe Rcade Paper Company, having large con-
tracts to execute, have both their ms-one IN
Canterbury and the other in Sprague-running
day and night. The material they make is for
newspapers and they employ about forty hands.
The Allen Woollen Mills, at Lisbon, stopped en-.
tirey last Monday, throwing sixty-three hands out
OF employment
The mills OF the Messrs. Sayles, at Dayville. Me.
chanicsville aud Versailles, are all running on full
time.
At yoluntown learn that the two lower mills OF
Ira G. Briggs Co. stopped and hundred
hands thrown out OF work. They both make
cotton yarn warps, and Will not start again until
the weaving mills at Lisbon are in operation. The
upper mill at Beachdae Is running on three-quar-
ters time, which means five days In the week, and
has discharged about twenty hands.
The Fitchville Manufacturing Company running
$50 looms. 10000 spindies, and employing $50
hands, is at full time. The company have as yet
indicated no intention OF making change.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13
The Saving OF Gas and Fuel In Running
Halt Time-An Operative and his Fam
lily ON $l3 q Month.

IITf, NOV. 10, 1878.
There is one large item or expenditure saved by
The mills that run on half time, and that is the
gas At this season OF the year mills running on
fun time have to light up before FIVE O'Clock and az
early as four along In December. There Is also the
item OF fuel, on which there is necessarily con-
siderable saving when the mill stands idle for
three days out OF the seven in the week. A crisis
OF the present character Is taken advantage of by
many OF the factories to make repairs in the ma
chinery and clean up generally. There Is a mill
near here called the Griswod Paper Company
Mil, which manufactures book paper, and on fun
running time works twenty-four hours a day for
six days OF the week II produces 100 900 pounds
OF paper per month and ordinarily employs twenty
hands. IL Is now running only one-third time,
which Is attributed by the officers OF the company
70 low water In the reservoir and TO the dulness OF
the times
FULL TINE AND HALF TIME.
Inc Ashland Cotton Company OF this place en-
ploys 275 hands and has a payroll OF 1850 per
MONTH The mil produces 100, 600 yards OF cotton
Coth yearly, and has $50 looms and 20 900 spin dies
IL mas been running on halftime since October 20,
anu thc estimate OF reduction In the expenses I'M
lne payroll IL put at 81, 500 The company cannot
say now long they may have to continue at this
fale. II no worse bealls them they think they Will
nave no cause TO complain. Speaking 10 an opera.
monthly wages, running haf time Amounted 10
sl5, lie SAID he was married, but his wife had
Deeh SICK Tor long time. His two children were
700 Young 10 be or any assistance to HIM ana his
wages, even at the iu figure, were barely able 10
aykpykJ lllAseU and ola laLalI, His Aousc rent.
The New York herald., 1873-11-13
BREAD WINNING.
The Struggle Between De-
mand and Supply.
The Prospects for Industrial Pursuits
Improving a Little.
MIXED ACCOUNTS FROM FIVE STATES.
MAINE.

General Prosperity-Lumberi Opera
tions and Observation-Disclosures
for the Next Season-Operations OF tho
A. & w. SPraguc Manufacturing
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-18

DIR. ManSey.-Our readers are per-
haps not aware that charges of i'm
morality have been preferred against
this excellent and distinguished man
of God. The Bishop, at present
presiding over the Baltimore
Conference, has appointed commit
tee to investigate these charges, but
announces that the parties prefering
them have Withdrawn their names
from them. 1t is said they were
made out Of retaliation for the ener-
gy displayed by DR.. Munsey in bring
ing DIR. Houston to trial. Here
where DR.. MunSey is best knoNn there
is no one who will, for one moment,
believe that these charges ever had
the slightest foundation outside of a
fendish nialignity. We have never
seen a more humble and spotless scr
want of God than DIR. Munsey and il
we had an abundance of such men
we would indulge the heavenly hope
that the reign of iniquity had drawn
near TO It's final close, which must
must proceed the millennium.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-18

The pceo Church on West Main ct.
is one of the most elegant and sub
stantial buildings ever erected in
Bristol. 1t is 45 \ 80. and has a
very handsome tower. In front are
three rooms, affording great conven-
fence to congregation in approach
ing or leaving the church, and in the
upper portion of the tower is an ex-
cellent room for a library or study
a good stairway leads to the top of
the tower which affords quite a good
view of the town. The entire build
ing is Of brick and the carpenter S
work has deem done by Mr.. John b.
Keller. who deserves particular no
tice for the skill and ability he has
displayed. The building will soon be
ready for the plasterer and painter,
and will cost a total of some $4,000.
The brick-work was done by Mr.. VIM.
Smith and is a good job. The greater
part of the expense has been borne
by Elder u. i. BurSon.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-18

Smat.-some chap itching for
distinction few sights ago, daubed
the side walks and fences on Fourth
Street, BRISTOL, with the coal tap from
which the workmcn had been prepar-
ing the composition for the roof Of
Maj. Reynolds Tobacco Factory. -
The act had not the merit of boldness
for it was done under cover of dark
ness. 1t had not the merit of wit for
he dare no: reveal it. 1t was low
and contemplate, and he owes it to
himself to undo the degradation Of his
own character by some worthy act
which otherwise would not be expec-
ted of him.
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pended 500.000 in and about Congress.
and because his bill didn't pass intends
exposing the whole thing
There is little news in and around
Boston. The Young Mems Christian
Association, a very powerful organiza-
ton here intends having a bazaar of
nations in April, in order TO raise a
few score thousands to pay for their
new building. It is to be city built
within the vast body of Music Hall,
containing streets, fountains, and
shops of all nations: and in each shop
the goods of that nation are to be sold
by natives. 1t is to be the real life of
each in miniature. You may eat your
oysters at a French restaurant, buy
tea, silks eapssium of q Chinaman,
moccasins Of an Indian, Chibouques
of Turk, Spices of Malay, have
your fortune told by an Arab, etc.
~ SPECTATOR.
correspondence Of Emory Banner.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-18

The Store on Cumberland Street.
Prof, Winston has for sale on Cum
berland Street, fine lot of Landreths'
Garden Seed. He is selling his stock
of Young fruit trees at very low rates
q furnishes first class trees ofthe very
finest varieties. He has a fine lot OF
dwarf and standard Pears which our
citizens would do veH TO- purchase in
tih1e.
He has already developed quite a
large produce business. and has DEM
onstrated that business on Cumber-
land Street is quite as practicableas on
Main Street.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-18

Dead.-Mr. Pippin of Smiths
Creek Washington Co., Va, reported
in our issue of the 4th as i'll of Small
Pox died on Sunday 9th. There are
no more cases in that neighBorkood'
hut it is by no means sure rhere will
not be more. Our abingdon friends
have guarded the roads lending from
the infected locality to that town,
but as it is fourteen miles away, We
presume there is no danger. Dr.
Written will not return unless anOth-
er case should occur.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-18

Railroad SwrcY.-On Thursday or
Friday next, Maj. George Hoffman,
Capt. Fisher and Capt. Bachelor, Of
the Cumberland Gap Engineer Corps,
will start for Liberty to view and SUI
vey the narrow guage line from that
town to Rocky Mount i'm Franklin
county. We understand that the mon
ey has been secured and that the work
will be pushed to completion.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-18

Speed the PLotC.-Our farmers have
been busy during the favorable wealth.
err of the last week turning over the
soil for the Spring planting. The
terrible winter has rendered earlier
blowing about impossible.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-18
FOR SALE.

/ am ready to negotiate on very
favorable terms, the sale of the most
valuable water power within the vi
entity of Bristol. 1t is within one
mile of Main Street and furnishes a
fall of IL feet with room above that
point for more than one Factory with
fall of twelve or more feet. The
property is peculiarly valuable and
can be had at a price low enough to
enticc manufactures to our locality.
|. c. FOWLER.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-18

TIE Wheat.-Reports of the wheat
crop are much more favorable recent
". Since the cessation of the cold
weather it has vastly improved in APP
pcasance:
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-18

100 900 FEET assorted safety fuse.
5000 Kegs, Rife, Blasting, Mining Powder.
loco Canisters Eagle, Dhek and porting Powder
80 900 Water proof aud G. D. Percussion Caps.
Lee a. Taylor Bros,
Wholesale & Retail Grccers & Commission Merchants
Feb. Aft. LynchburS, Va.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-18

Tie OIL Dopsjaion Magazine for
March is before US, with rich and
varied table of contents. We desire
70 state to our readers that it is one
of the very best monthlies in the
country. The ladies especially prise
il above all others. Cost $3.50 per
year. Richmond.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-18

Personal. Mr, Wright Stickley,
Treasurer of Lee County Va, and Mr..
J. B. Richmond of EstilIville, were
IN town OF Saturday last.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-18

" Isn't She PTetty?'
Pets Music Lesson,
or at Mischief.
SIZE, l3 IL. Retail price, IS. 90, Will he sen
"a man, securely done up, postage cts.
NJ hese are beautiful Chromos, splendid Psrloi
| flctures, and valuable works Of art They ar,
| highIy finished, mounted and vanished and toortJ
! nedTfy three times the cost Of subscription.
O. large and magnificent Parlor Steel Engravips
py ." lnches-"The Picnic on the Fourth o
jay Price, $1,000.
A good stereoscope, with a Series Of Interest.
| Ing Views. Postage six cents
ID set of twelve fine Chromos Of Audubon.
Slrds OF america, and package of Flower
ga Housekeeper's Casket for Polishing Plate
aud Plated Ware, containing SiIrerWb1ie
| ePohgue, Chanois Leather and Brush, in hand
some dapanned Box. worth $500,
"a beautiful Oxford Pocket Edition of the Bible
bound in morocco, gilt edges.
"a hne double plated Silver Butter Knife.
IO-A Finedeuble-plated Silver Napkin Ring
Han Indelible Pencil for marking linen. a
Package for marking linen, q Package OF
Flower Seeds, Needle Sharpener, and one
dozen superior Steel Pens. =
IL me. Demorest's Combination suspendsr and
Shoulder Brace, either for Ladies or Children
A3-A Pair Of Scissors, best quality. Postage 10
cents
I4-oxford 'cket Edition Of the Bible, bound
in CLOTH imitation of morocco, with Concor-
dance,
ia Lady's Elegant Merocco Portmonnaie, with
Pockets
I6-Jubilant Voice a Collection of Sacred Music
for the Home Circle. 400 pages. Postage
2S cents.
t7-Mme. Demorest's Excelsior system Of Dress
Cutting, and the Children's Magic Dress-Chart. =
1S-song Echo a Collection of Songs, Duets,
Trios, and Sacred Pieces. go pages, cloth.
Postage Is cents
H9-AutogIaph Album,
xO-A giIt-edged Photographic Album fol holding
As Pictures. Postage Is cents.
21-Thirty pieces of Hitchcock's Half Dime, or
fifteen pieces Dime Music-best selection. :
ga Binder in cloth and gilt for Demorest's
,ltlJy .agazino.
! ga Needle hirpener, a Paragraph Tracing
Wheel, Package of Pens, and package of
Flower Seeds. +
Song of the Bell and Poe's Raven, all pro-
! fusely and elegantly illustrated with fine en-
Cravings and original music, and beautifully
bonnd together in cloth and gilt.
26-wood's Household Magazine for one year.
37-our school-Day Visitor (monthly) for one
year.
3D. -Tennyson's Poems complete. Postage cts.
33-How to Write, Talk Behave, and Do Bust
uess---a useful and splendid book of GOO pa
ges bound In cloth and gilt. Price 81. %
Postage "A cents.
34-Dr. winners Love, interesting domestic
story, by Margaret Lee. 4l6 pages elegantly
bound in cloth. Price $500. Postage II cts
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-18

90. 600 Havana and Domestic Cigars.
5000 Packages Nanufac'd Tobacco, Ia. l-2 Caddies
loo Cases ass'd brands Lynehb'rg Smoking Tobacco
LEE & TAYLOR BROS,
Wholesale & Retail 6rOoers Commission Merchants
Feb. If A. Lynchburg, Va.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-18
REX MIDAS.


Tixit arrex in Persia land,
A potens rex was he;
Suem imperium did extend
Ger terra and 0 er sea-
Ee:s Midas babuit multum gold,
Tamen he wanted plus : . ~
Non salts est, his constant cry;
Ergo introit fuss.
Silenus was mebrius,
Id est, was slightly tight ::
As he went v2gus through tie llTbs,
1t was tristis sight.
Rex Midas eguitavit past
On suum dromedary,
Eidit Silenus cn his spree,
Sic lactus ct sic merry.
His costume was wreath Of leaves,
And those were multum battered;
U=esir,s had stoned him, and the ground
Cum lachrynis was scattered.
Rex Midas picked hume scnem up,
And put him on his pony,
Et bore him al nastellum grand
Quod cost him multum money.
Debit Silenum mollem care;
Cum Bacchus found his ubi
Promisit Midas quod he asked
Rex Midas fuit-booby.
For aurlIm was his gaudium
Rogayit he the favor
Ut quid he touched might turn to gold,
Ab this he'd nunquam WAIVER.
CarpSit a rose to try the charm,
Et in eodem minute
1t mutat into favum gold,
Ridet As special in it.
His fila rushed to meet her sire,
lie osculavit kindly
1t mutat into favum gold,
Ridet as special in it.
His fila rushed to meet her sire,
He Osculavit kindly;
She lcnte stitfened into gold;
Nidit he d acted blindly.
Spectavit on her golden form,
And in his brachia caught her.
Heu me scd tamen breakfast waits,
My daughter, oh my daughter y
VENT ad suum dining-hall,
Eft coffeam gustavit.
Liquatum gold his fauces burned.
Loud he vociferavit.
Triste erat amittere
My solam filiam true,
Pejus to lose to lose my pabulum.
Eheu Eheu Eheu! !"
Big lachrymac believed his cheeks
% potens Bacchus lazy,
Pfende alb me the power you gave,
Futurum, ut III praise thee
Benignus Bacchus audiens groans,
Misertus est our hero.
Dixit ut the PactOliani waves
Alb hoe would cleanse him,-YerO.
JasfeIi& rex was felix then,
TT cum hilarious grin,
Ruit unto the rivers bank,
Et forts plunged in.
The nefas power was washed away;
Sed even at this hour
Pactolus' sands are tinged with gold,
TcStes of Bacchus' power.
A tristis sed a sapiens vir
Rex Midas fuit then:
Et eratus to good Bacchus said,
Z" Non feram sic again.
Haec fable dOcet, plain to see,
Quamquam the notion old,
Hoe verum est, ut girls and grub
Much melior stunt than gold.
- Vasyoy Miscellany
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-18
For other Locals see Thru Page:

TIE Fruit Crop is all right and the
prospect is favorable for year Of
great abundance.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-18

THOSE desiring
with other
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Policies
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anteed They
safety protection nvesmentr which the bond
Commonwealth is contained in the o eaehP
For further particulars Directors
Nov 19, 'T2-1y.
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Manufacturers of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS and
MACHINERY,
Growers and Importers of
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Planta ion Grist Mills.
.-.. Hay Presses Ok Yokes
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Farmers Saw Benches,
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Corn Planters,
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Plows all Patterns,
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-03-18
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GOODS FOR 1878.
COME AND SEE
Us AT THE OLD STAND
BURSON,S BUILDINGS

~ HERE we will beEpleased to see our
w friends and all n,search of desirable
WINTER GoODS at prices as low as similar
goods can be sold in this market.
OPENING THIS WEEK
G Cartoons of Ladies' Shoes direct from
the Manufacturers) consisting of Ladies
Calf. single and double sole sewed Balls,
French Kid, Balls double and single sole.
4 Cartoon Ladies Cloth Button Caters.
IA Velvet and Kid tipped CATERS.
Mems and Boys Balmorals & Brogan Shoes.
" g '' Boots in all styles.
Misses. Children and Infant Shoes; a large
assortment.
Gents, Boys and Children's Hats, hand
some assortment and very cheap.
A large stock of Notions and Fancy Goods
Dress Goods, Shawls, sc. Alpacas very low.
Flannels, Linseys, Drilllngs Cambrics &c. &c
We have purchased the stock of Saddles.
Brides, Halters, Harness, &C., of Mr.. Thos.
Johnston, Manufacturer, and can offer great
bargains in the best assortment of Ladies
and Girls Saddles in Bristol, all made here.
One Gar Lead
of Liverpool Salt, a heavy assortment
of Queensware, Wooden ware, Nails, Hard
ware. Ready made Clothing in great varie-
ty. Choice Sugars, Teas, Syrups, Apple
Vinegar, Soaps, Perfumes, &c., sc.
We propose to reduce our stock by spring
rs low as possible. Cash buyers will ind
our House the place to buy.
G00d Goods at tie LOveSt
RUte.
NO CREDIT Is OUR MOTTO for 1873.
But next to Small Pox save us from the
Credit System.
The highest price paid for marketable pro-
duce, all kinds.
rSE1 Look out fer the cred Flag" at
the old stand of
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Bristol, Jan. IA, '73--tf.
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