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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-05-13
Correspondence
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Mr.. EDITOR:
We are ready to do honor to our own
county and demand all the rights to which
she is entitled, but at the same time, We
ought TO extend proper degree of cour-
tesy to Il worthy servant who has faithful
" represented the interests of this district
in the Senate of Virginia.
II has become almost 4 rule from
which it does not seem in good taste to
deviate, that when an officer of high trust
has performed the duties required of him,
as faithfully as Gen. Greever has done,
to compliment him with a second term
Of Office. And besides, we are fully per
suaded that there is no inexperienced man
who is acquainted with the arduous du-
ties Of legislating properly, who is more
competent lie has been tried and not
found wanting in the greatest emergency,
he is no maHfor long gassy speeches, but
I says what he does say, to the point, and
studies diligently, before a vote is taken,
what the interest Of his people is. The
! late Senatorial term was Ilshered in under
the most trying circumstances-the new
Constitution, of unprecedented kind, had
50 altered and prescribed the power OF
/ lcglsiatlng, as that DO member of the
General Assembly could act so untram-
meled a. TO accomplish that which he
( thought best for his constituents. Ney-
ertheless, many good acts might have
| been passed, much money might have
been saved to the State, and taxes much
reduced, had all pursued Gen Greever'
economical policy
! We do say as has said by Others, that
there arc many gentlemen, in our county
who are eAnillesttiy qualified for the seua,
toriai dignity, but considering the courte,
sy due, the o-deals through which the
present Senator passed, knowing as be
| does 1.-The rock on which other Senators
have split, and being posted as he is, a;
to past failures Of legislation, we feel con.
vinced that our interests will be honestly
taken care Of in the hands of Gen. Gree
| vcT.
CITIZEN OF WASHINGTON Co.
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EVENT and COMMENT

Ok Friday morning lsst two
volcanic young gentlement, Messr5,
Page Mccartney, and Mordicai,
fought duel near the City of Rich
mond. The former was wounded
in the hip, and the latter in the
bowels, and it is believed the injury
is mortal. Policeman Poe found
them both PROSTATE on the ground
under the manipulation of their
sergeons. The Seconds were ar
rssled and bailed. Il is unnecessary
50 state the cause, but we will do
Sd, of course it was a woman.
TIE town of Paris Tenn, has
boon destroyed by fire.
Ok Wednesday last, the No
docs captured one of Gillem's wag
on trains, consisting Of three wag-
ons, eleven mules, and three horses,
Capt. Jack tLen kindled large fires
in celebration ofhis victory, noun
ted his command on horses and fed
Gillem is after them with FIVE days
rations, which we presume Jack
will get.
THE President will not appoint
r successor - chief Justice Chase,
until winter. So said.
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very valuable Journal--full Of instructive
and inter sting reading matter. just suited
to the wants every OF home.
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We following articles worthy Special
our stock viii well we'll repay them

ENGLISH CHEYIOT SHIFTING at
zoe. yard
YACHT-CLUB CAMBRIA SHIRT
ING at a shilling per yard
BEST PACIFIC PARCALES at 25c.
yard
STRIPED JAPANESE ORES
GOODS at 20 and 25c. n yard
STRIPED and BR0CADED JAPAN
ESE POPLINS ct 40c., Il yard:
DIAGONAL MOHAIRS, ali the new
shades. at pc. yard
STRIPED and BROCADED JAPAN
ESE SILKS
BLACK SILKS
GRAND DUCHESS, RAVEN, and
CROW BRANDS BLACK ALPA-
CA, from Soc, up to 81 80;
BLACK CRETONNES aud Mohairs :;
Black Australian CREPE at SOC a
yard;
Colored-stripe Black GRENDINE at
Is. and poe
Ladies Observation-Disclosures
COLORED CREPE BOWS;
Thirty different styles Of NECK
SCARFS for ladies';
New STYLES SLEEYE-BUTTONS,
STUDS: .
ORNAMENTS for the hair. such as
Arrows and Butterflies. ard other
fancy articles,
White CROCHET TRIMMING. on
ly l5c. for a piece OF twelve Yards,
CASH'S FRILLING, BIAS TUCK
ING.
COLLIER DE GRACE. and Crochet
Edge;
LADIES LINEN HANDKERCHIEF
"A great bargain--at S2.40 dog,
Linen HANDKERCHIEFS at 81 a
dozen
Ladies HEMSTITCHED II AN D
KERCHIEFS at s. a dozen,
BUSTLES at 20, 80. 40, so, 60, IS,
and S5C--a new lot;
HERR SEAMLESS KID GLOVES,
Excellent DOLLAR KID GLOVES;
BLACK LAMA LACE SHAWLS of
our own importation this season.
We have just received. direct rom
tho importers. a stock of SWISS
MUSLINS, VICTORIA LAWN,
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JACONET CAMBRIA and NATy.
SOCK, which we offer lower than
ever.
Look at our OFT-FINISH CAM
BRIO at 25c. n yard
PARASOLS of all kinds-black Er,5
with colors, and many other fash.
iona6le styles, Just received in sfora
GENTLEMEN'S DRESS SHIRTS =,
$3.50 dozen, are a bargain.
GENTLEYEN'S CAUSE SHIRTS
GENTLEMEN'S SCARFS and TIES
Isle GLOVES;
GENTLEMEN'S LINEN COLLARS
at 7jc dozen
New pattern French CASSINEPFS
for pants,
SILK and MARSEILLES VEST
Patterns remarkably low;
DIAGONAL COATING, a great bar,
gain in tLi5 article,
\ large stock of LIGHT SUMNER
CASSIMERES and TWEEDS.
WHITE YO3EMITE5 are CHEAP ..
Csc a yard;
WHITE PIQUE, both figured and
striped, very low Just now,
WHITE LINEN, for suits and otbe,
purposes ;
4 new assortment Of READY-MADF
LINEN, LAWN, and GRASS
CLOTH SUITS, for Indies. We
offer these goods at lower figures
than before, cnd display a splend.
id assortment,
READY-MADE SUITS as low as s.
and Sc
LADIES CHEMISES DRAWERS.
NIGHT-GOWNS, CORSET-COV.
Frs. WRAPPERS suitable for
hOuse-wear-in fact, a complete
assortment of every ready-made
article lady could wish for.
Good YARD WIDE BLEACHED
COTTON only I2Jc. a yard;
Extra fine YARD WIDE UNBLF.cu.
ED COTTON at 12lc a yard;
ANDROSCOGGIN and AUBURN
BLEACHED COTTON ONLY IG 2,s
yard
All who invest in our stock will be
more than satisfied with their uur,
chascrs.
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4 PROPOSITION.
An Interest in a Splendid Bust
ness for Sale.

ness for Sale.
| am authorized to offer for sale a
one third interest in the Bristol Fur.
niture, Sash. Blind and Door FACTORY.
The firm is doing the very best busi
ness in our town. and has been, as j;
now is. crowded to its utmost capac
ity with business. The machinery is
the very best Of character and the tSo
remaining partners are men Of first
class business capacity & attain ments.
The proposed sale of the interest Of
the remaining partner is dictated by
reasons wholly foreign to the business.
AMI embraces one third of the M.
chinery and stock aud one half Of tie
building and grounds, which are CO..
tIally and conveniently located. A
large amount Of work is turned out
daily to a cash custom which covers
a large extent of territory. desire
to state upon my own persOl a respc. :
sibility that business man with some
capital will find this one Of the very
best, if not the best business oren-
ing in the country. Parties who
mean business will address the UNDER
signed at Bristol, Va. and Tenn.
|. c. FOWLER.
Mor 2 &c
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WOOL CARDING IN MARION

A." WING Purchaaed superior carding Machine
with Picking and Fur Hsehihe attached, we
will be prepared in short time t. fard
lIool IN a superior manner, ard short notice.
Wool sent by cars will be received at this Depot,
and the rolls returned there free OF charge Wash
the wool clean and send without picking
Price fos Picking, Burning and Carding white
wool cts per ponnd. Colorsl wool cents per
pound. OF ifreenired = cents per pint
LOOK LINCOLN
Rarion, April 18th 1873. kPr %, '75-st,
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THE two upper floors of the
Warehouse of Davis Roper & Co.,
Petersburg, recently fell, under a
pressure of 800 barrels of Flour.
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threatened he would do upon him be-
""nse Of his efforts in preventing
Vlughn imposing himself as husband
and son>in-law upon the family ola
respected citizen of Helena.
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WE have before us the Catalogue
of Emory and Henry College, 106
Matriculates being shown. 1t is
neatly printed by St. Clair.
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Fruit Trees! Fruit Trees !!
Seventy-Five Thousand
ERUIT TREES
A Choice and well Selected Tarletle,.

Al lie Trees--of tire Eeat,ine Varieties.
/ ,,iy harvest. Sine Gu SSi., Srvet Bough,
An rican summer Pea, hsil, Ezrly ss.Ew berry,
Ju ina.
LL-nu,el yisuorne. Fan PiTrin. Hawley.
HI parastci. NrfsrCh- Maiden's Blush, Porter
sc -no.tufIhsr aud Horld's Is onder
\ INTER- BALDWIN. Bellchowrr, Ei- nm Bull
lcek Pippin Cannon PeIHsiE. Danver's HiHter
Sweet. ESSpHs spilz'nt uig, Finishing SFi,1vnUurg,
FaIlrnwaider. King TompkinS county. Timber
Twig. Ladies' Elush, Milsm, NswtovR Pippin,
Norih-In spy. Fvsk's Pleasant. GuItrn Rnssett,
Rawlr's Janet, Rhode Island Greciingr Syaar,
ysn6~vele, Virginia BFapsy. whessr, and many
other apples suited tcour section.
Peaches, Cherries, Standard and
D1rn'rf Pears, Grape E'ines, &c.
aHfsn.t~ guaranteed - to vsFieiy. an evrEy sf-
fort made TO give -a;iSiseiion.
PLANTING SEASON:-Frnur alih peicber to
1t January In the Fall and i-oz4 ls F-bs1sTy TO
18th ..pri. A. tas spring.
Price List
Fcrr yssr old apple Trees well brrncLsJ
aid good bearing sizs go per loo
% 90 three year cid aTple Trets. once
trai'splaniea. good size ...-..s la per loo
Tive year old Appls Trees. TO feet....Sls +" loo
one year old apple Trees, toi feet-Sl0 - l00
4 PFACHFs-"ne year from bud. good si1~ to
feet high. twenty leading varieties ISIS per LOG
Chcrres-six varieties-.....-s0 each.
| Dwarf Pears .......--....-...-5 80 " IS pr toz
! Standard Pears 10
| Plums ....-....+.. ..........--oO "
| Grape NInes.... 80 10 s.IVO
| Alarge and varied stock Of ShIubbery, Cream
house Plants, Roses, Dahliss, SC. Ali orders flled
promptly with care Address
CARNAHAN & KELLY,
Sept. 3.-tf. Abingdon, Va.
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ono BAGS, BIO, Laguayra, Java, and Noel q
.EiHi toGee
~ AGO BBLs Saw and Refined Sugars
80 Rexes assorted size window Glass.
lea Caddies Imperial Gunpowder and Black Tea.
loo Boxes Toilet Soaps.
leo - Laundry do
40 a. Adamaniine Candies,
SO Reans assorted sizes Wrapping Paper.
loco Pounds wrapping Irvine.
so Cases Grognd Mustard in 4 ard IL pounds.
LEE TAYLOR BROS,
Wholesale Retail Grocers Com sion Merchants
April 9--if. Lypchburg, Va.
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SULLINS COLLEGE.
BRISTOL-GOODSON, VA.

THE next Session Of Five Months, of this School
for Young Ladies, will commence the
2StEi bay of January, '7S, in charge
Of the following teachers
REV. u. SULLINS, A. NJ. Principal, and Prof.
OF Mental, Moral and Advanced Nat. Sciences,
Prof E. Deichman, D. Ph., Professor Of Mathe-
MATES and Languages.
Mrs.. b. !. Ch2nccaulme, Principal Academic De-
Pcrtmeut,
Mrs Sullins. Principal Primary and Preparatory
DEPARTING 's. and Miss Z. Cox and Mss Jimmie
CartwelI, Assistants.
Prof, ?. f. Hacker; Teacher Of Music and Paint
ing and Drawing.
Mrs. j. z. Sul!ins, Matron.
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According to my last Report We were
due the Exchange Bank of Goodson
s483 80. Since that time have received
and deposited of johnson Land funds
Sl,790 81. | have received from Serg't
David A. Wheeler 1902 %; making
total S2,SS2 70.
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The Late Chief Justice--Pall
Bearers APPOINTED.


NEW York, May 9.-The following
are the pall-bearers appointed for Cheil
/ Justice Chase Hamilton Fish. Gideon
Wells, Gen. w. +. Sherman, w. c.
Bryant, Whitelaw Reid, William
| Evarte Charles O'Conor. Irwin Me-
DOwell, Gerritt Smith, Hiram Barney
w. +. Havemeyer and John J. Cisco
GAUSS OF HIS DEATH.
NEW YoRK, May 9.-Dr. Perry says
that the first cause of Judge Chase 5
death was the rupture OF one of the
cerebral arteries, causing violent rush
of blood, Ourrowing as il were through
the texture and substance of the brain.
y paralysis of the left side followed.
During the last twelve hours of his
life there was 10 evidence of vitality
except labored breathing. DIR. Perry
said that from all he could learn Judge
Chase was quietly sleeping when the
blood vessel broke and flooded the
brain. The patient had slight con-
vulsions occasionally dnring tho day.
but they gradually grew moro aud
more feeble. DIR. Metcalf said that
the brain was terribly bruised by the
bursting of the blood vessel, and that
tie immediate cause of death was COM
preston of the brain. DR.. Clarke, af-
ter describing Judge Chase's condition
when be first saw him after the attack.
said he suffered 20 pain and died an
easy death.
OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT BY THE
PRESIDENT
WASHINGTON, May 0.-The following
was Issued to-day
Washington. May Q, 1875 The
President announces with deep regret
the death of the Hon. s. Z. Chase.
Chief Justice of the United States, who
closed a life of long service in the city
of New York on the 9Th inst, having
filled the offices Of Senator of the
United States, Governor of Ohio, Sec
rotary Of the Treasury, and browning
long career in the exalted position
of Chief Justice of the United States.
The President directs that the public
offices in Washington be closed on
Saturday. the 10th instant, the day Of
his fun cTal, and draped in mourning
for the period of thirty days. and that
the flags be displayed at half-mast on
the public buildings and forts, and on
the national vessels on the day of the
funeral IN honor 10 the memory of the
illustrious dead
BY order OF the President.
HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary Of State,
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LArER.-The Polaris did not go
10 pieces, but broke from her NOR
infs, with fourteen men on board,
without boats and licking, but with
ample provisions. She may get
ont in July.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-05-13

W. are requested 10 announce DR.. NN.
wHIrE candidate for the Senate Of Virgil
MA from the District cumposed Of the coun-
ties Of Washington and Smythe. apl29.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-05-13

We arc authorized TO announce Gen. J. 3.
GREEvER for Re election as Senator for the
District composed Of the counties of Wash
in gton and Smyth.
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THE

Road to wealth is economy, and il be-
hoOves all those who. buy Ready
Wade Clothing to call at our estab-
iishment, and secure the great bar
gains we offer, and they will find it no
LOSS
to them, but great gain. We have our
Clothing made at our own manufacto-
ry III the city OF Baltimore, and there
fore save first profit.
OF
these goods our stock consists of Bust
ness Suits. Dress Suits of all descrip-
lions: suits from the smallest boys
size, to the largest mans. And all
those who cannot be fitted at our
store can select from
THE
great amount of samples we have,
and have them made to order at short
notice. We feel confident that our
GOODS are as cheap and sold as low as
they are anywhere from the
ATLANTIC
to the other side of the Globe, and as
we have such an immense stock OF
READY-AADE CLOTHING, HATS &
CAPS. GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
TRUNKS. &C, for
tSeCerOJ Thousand
purchasers; we invite them all to our
establishment, corner Main and 9th
street. at DR.. Bnnting's old stand, and
they will find that their
LiCeS
are made happy by securing bargains.
We hope this notice will not be
Lost
on our patrons, and invite them to cal
a
J. BAMBERGER & CO.,
Corner 1iai1 & 9th ST. Bristol, Ia.
apl. 1T. d 'e'an.
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A RARE CHANCE u

We will pay all Agents $40 per week ~ CASH who
will engage with ONCE. Everything furnish
ed and expenses paid. Address
A. COULTER J. CO.. Charlotte Mich.
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Halls Artic Expedition hai
como TO grief. Nineteen OF the
crew have been picked up on the
Artic Sea, and landed upon the
habitable shores of Newfoundland.
DR.. Hall died of aproplexy in No,
vember. Subsequently the vessel
went to pieces in a storm. The
sledgo party found Kane'S Polar
Sea, which proved to be a strait,
fifteen miles wide, and they crossed
it on the ice, but saw indications of
open water beyond.
For 1876 days they foated upon
an ice Floe, and came near starva-
ton, living on snch seals and polar
bear, as they were able TO kill, and
on such provision as they saved
from tho vessel.
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Wm' MenzeI e Son,
GENERAL PRODUCE
Commission Merchants,
y. q. Rox. $500. No. 40 Cedar 81, cor
ner william st,

NEW YORK
Solicit consignments Of Ginseng, Feathers
Beeswax, Dried Fruit, Furs, Seneca Root,
Metals, Rags, faxseed, &C., &c, IS, &C.
Prompt and careful attention ven to all
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 as
all respectable merchants throughout Viz
ginia and Tennessee.
Nov. II, ls70lY
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10 900 GIFTS,
s 3 @ o 90 o

S = 81 81 @ % % /.
On TUESDAY. II Y, Sth, 1873, the THIRD
GRAND GIFT CONCERT, under the management
OF TX -Soyernur I hos r. FIamlctte, and author
lied by special Of the Legislature, for the ben
eft of the Public Library Of kentncky, positively
aad unequi vocally comes of In Public Library
Hall, at Louisville, Ky, when 10000 Gifts. all
cash. amounting to $500 00O will be distributed by
lot among the ticket holdeIs, The uioHey TO pay
all these gifts IN fu! is already In bank and set
aside for that purpose, the following certificate
shows:
OFFICE OF FARMERS AND pEovRRs' BANK,
LoCIsyILLE, NY, April 9TH '7S,S
This is to certify that there is in the FARMERS
AND DROvERs' EASK, to the credit OF the Third
Grand Gift Concert for The benefit Of the Public
Library Of Ky, FIVE HUNDRED THOUSAND Doll
LAEs. which has been set apart by the Bank and
paid out for this purpose, ard this purpose only,
| Tsigaed } R. s, VEBCH, CASHIER.
Only few tickets remain unsold, ard they will
be furnished to the FIRST applicants at the follow
ing prices: Whole tickets $40, halves, s.; quar-
ters 500; u wholes for SlU0; IS for 500 ll3
for 81 o0, and SIS for 5000 For tickets and full
information apply to
THOS. f. BRAMLETTE,
LOUISVILLE, KY.
1000 KEGS assorted sizes Old Dominion
Nails.
500 BBLS fresh ground James River Hy-
drauljc Cement.
100 BBLS Caleine Plaster.
LEE & TAYLOR BROS.
April 29,-tf.
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n re TespetIIuiIs HlI0E MT" 'I''-'
"A on hand good stock Of Double Snn>'
Single Gums, Rifles. Game Bags. shoi-
pouches and Powder FIasks, Fine row
der, Caps, Cartridges for all Cans and Pistols
fne sssoTtmentof Pistols Of all principal N 2keFs'
Boys q ans Of all styles. Walking Canes. Guns
made to order; Fine Gum stocked and repaired IN
the best manner. Keys fitted TO Locks. o. EIn'-
ker's Material All goods guaranteed as repre-
scented. Goods sold and work done as low a. the
lowest
s. o. TIsHER, Gunrslker.
or. sly. BRISTOL, TENE.
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WORKING CLASS rs Or Or F ssllAI:E.1

Respectable employment at home, day evening ;
capital required full instructions and valuable
package of goods ssnt free by mail. Address with
six cent return stamp, N. YOUNG x CO., I6
Courtland ST N. Y.
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REWARD.

For any case of Blind. Bleeding,
Itching OF liberated Piles that
De BISG's PILE REMBrE fails to
cure. 1t is prepared expressly
to cure the Piles and nothing
Druggists. Price, 81 90.
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.EcsSrs. Aikea & Co. are oar duthori1-
ell agents to obtain and receipt for sub
soriptions to the NEWS at Union
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can enter their club lists at the most
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