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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-24
Trua.f.r. Of Real Rs.a,c.

The following transfers In real estate have
been made recently. Mr.. WIN. s. Rooso has pur-
chased from John y. olmstead, trustee, lots -,
%, 81 bs, 90, 90 and Of, In Ohnsteads subd vision
Of square 2t7. This property fronts iSi feet on
Vermont avenue, between N street and Rhode
Island avenue, and Is one Of the most desirable
sites In that neighborhood. The price paid was
f25, iA.TI. Mr.. Roose has also purchased from
o. o. Cox part OF lots u and %, In Coxis sub.
division Of square 9Io, having q front OF IS feel
on the P-street circle, for - sst cash. IL Is the
Intention OF the purchaser TO handsomely I'm
prove this property.
y. II. Warner has sold In square az, on Sew.
enth, between n and o streets north west, three
lots, each % feet front aud iis feet DECEPTIVE
70 Thomas Z. Hume for q, $50, and one 70 Jos
7. Prather for A,sea, The property sold At az
average OF t1.05 per square foot,
Messrs. ". L. Wall a Co. sold at auction o.
Thursday the nne residence Of the late James Y
Davis, situated on " street. between Fourth Anc
| Fifth streets, for tqi 600, Mr.. James y. Davis
son Of the deceased, being the purchaser.
J. N. LAtta, trustee, has sold to the Britlsl
Minister, Sir Edward Thornton, part OF squAn
1888 70 i0s feet, for tit,bsi. This property bound
| 100 feet on Nineteenth street. 9ot feet on
| sheet and iQl feet on COnneC avenue.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-24


..... Opening To-day
Handsome CuAlacA Suits.
90 French Serge Suits. ,
English Serge Coats.
Dtab ext LAl" Suits,
and many other new Spring and summer Goods,
''r. A. SAks Co., si6 Seventh street.
WHITE YEsrs, guaranteed thoroughly shrunk,
twenty-five different styles, prices % % %. at
... .r.t.r = RIBEMAH a BROS,
b0o Seventh street. May building.
10 special.
During the past week we have added over one
thousand pair OF Light Cashmere Pants TO our
already large stock. Buying these goods at the
present time enables US TO offer them nj nfteen
per cent. less than last months prices.
A. SAks a Co., 9l6 Seventh street.
We ARE now CLOSING OUT our stock Of Chill
drens Clothing u very low prices.
f.4 Ir. A. BAks Co., sl6 Seventh street.
just IN.-Brown worsted Goats and Vests
and Blue worsted coats and Vests Handsome
articles. fnely trimmed and well made, for the
low price OF $40. Also, nne worsted suits for
$50. 90. ..H. Gro, q, HKhkINd
49, b. 4i0 Seventh street northwest.
y
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-24

HANDSOME Blue Diagonal Suits ct sixteen dollars
q A. BAKs Co., SIS Seventh street.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-24

DUNLAP a ANIDoSs FlrTH-AyEsUE STYLE Pearl
Cashmere Dress Hats now ready at their agency,
o0o Pennsylvania avenue. ....
90 wnLEIT RUoFP.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-24
rrs,,.,,o. Asri.., ~, c.,,er..

Ut. ID. W. Bliss, acting heath of,osr. Is &C
lively engaged with his corps Of sanitary In
spcctors providing for the possible, indeed prob
able, approach Of cholera this summer, and yes.
terday morning devoted some tiine In addition
TO the routine business Of the health once IN
admonishlng and instructing them on the i'm
portanoe Of vigilance and energy In the dis
charge OF the important duties devolying upon
them. While recognizing tho Increased energy
and efficiency displayed by that important do
70 still greater activity and vigilance, n possible
In searching out promptly, reporting and ener.
geticaly following to the abatement all nuls-
anees calculated 70 prcjudtoially affeUt the pub
lie health OF character and In localities usually
out OF the way OF observation. Now let ever
citizen lend hearty and cheerful cooperation
and promptly abate every nuisance brought u
wants Of the public and eonaorvators Of thu
health and well-belng Of thu community ever
encouragement possible In the pcrforInancv Of
thalF afInaua dnllpa W IT.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-24

WHITE. clean. sound teeth. all may have BY
using daily THURsrOHs Ivory Pearl Tooth
POWDER price 70 and 90 cents per bottle.
WhLBMAoHtSE-aPRkAD 6TRENaTiIKhIRa Pas
TKRs, whenever plaster ls needed, are unri-
vailed. Price 20, Is, and so cents each.
bEAuTIrUii soft, glossy hair, all desire Il, all
pomade optime. Price, 70 and 30 cent? per
bottle. . |... -, =. - - ~
LIoHT coloRKD Kid Gloves very stylish when
not s0led: JoUyEHS inodorona Kid Glove
cents per bottle. All sold BY dfuggists and
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-24

We make the BOYS TRADE an especial fea-
ture In oar business, and parents may rely on
procuring pt this establishment Doy9 Clothing
well cut, wen fnsne, well trimmed and durable.
atHAff Z NOM wkLxtR Co.,
GIL Pennsylvania avenue, rsf
" Metropolitan Hotel Building.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-24

TIE GREAT EAGIJsH REMEDY for Govt and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above COM
plants either OF recent or long standing, are ad-
ylsed 70 use Blalra Gout and Rheumatic Pills.
They can be relied upon as the most safe and
enectual remedy ever offered U the public, and
nave been universally used In Europe for many
PRour A HARsAsr, $40 Strand, London, EnglAnd,
and sold by all druggists.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-24

We ARE now CLOSING OUT our stock OF chi
) 90 - A. BAKs 4 CO., biS seventh htreet.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-24

cAsroNl Is more than substitute for Castor
gu. IL u the only safe article In existence which
u certain TO regulate the bowels cure wind
chollc and produce natural sleep. Il Is pleasant
% take. No more hleepless mothers or crying
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-24

40. Pure French CANDY a1O.
"a manufactured daily and sold at the low price
OF 20 cents per pound, at 40 PennsylYania ave-
nue., nearly opposite National hotel. colt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-05-24

LADIES, TRUNKS AND sATCuELs, MEMS
GlllRIS AND UNDERCLOTHIN6; COLLARS,
H h00SlEkHs TIES, &C., AT VERY LOW PRICES
sso SEVENTH STREET So u hE%HsS
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-22
LEE COUNTY.

The legislative canvass is deci-
dedly animated in Lee County
MIR. Bishop is now candidate for
reelection and is now opposed by
SEVEN other candidates, to wit;
Messrs. Carr, Bailey, S! elby Glib
son, Saml. H. Minter, Alex. Mcneil,
David B!ankenship, Abram. r
Sergener and inc. RAIDER. These
gentlemen arc all of them, worthy
to represent the good people Of
Lee, but seven of them are destined
not to DO that thing, this time at
least, and they can take to Them
selves the comfortable refec ion,
that hey are not he frs. seven
wise m en- who went 10 sea in a
bowl.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-22
CHOLERA NEWS.

Since the death of Mrs. Collins at
Jones0oro'. We have heard of two 9TH
err cases in that town, one of them Ge-
ing her daughter. There are said to
have been no new cases at Greeneville
for a week. At Blue Spring and
Midway, some ten miles west OF
Greeueville, both places being small
villages within mile AMI nalf OF
each other. there have been about a
dozen deaths. This is an extraordiDa-
~ mortality, considering the popuIa-
ton. 1t may be assumed as safe to
state that the disease is rapidly leav-
ing Tennessee, and as rapidly Selling
on Kentucky.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-22
THE FARMERS MOVEMENT

The recent uprising into a com
pact organization of the farmers OF
the Northwest is at langt,,, begin
lag to create CONSERVATION, not in
the ranks of the democracy, for
they have no power at present,
which can be imperiled by it, but
among the republicans, for every
advantage which the new move
ment can gain, must be at their ex-
pense. The Changers have sur
prised the entire East by the sud
denness and diclpline of their
movement. Since the tornado of
knownothingism swept half of the
Union, there has been nothing else
ike it. Already they have flashed
their maiden swords, and strange
to say, their swords have been
forged FROM the pillow share and the
pruning hook of the most intense
ly agricultural people on the con-
tinent. The republicans may
pooh-pooh the coming storm, but
we opine it will not thus dawn at
their bidding. 1t may be that the
feature of secrecy is an error, and we
incline to believe that, lift shall last
longer than the true portion of
the party incubation, it viii be-
BIT we have the example of an
already successful and victorious
party, having doubled the natural
period Of its existence by a resort to
the secret League, and no one can
vet foresee that this feature inevita-
bly, forbodes disaster. The storm,
nursed in the mighty hills which
shelter the young giant of the
Northwest is coming this way, and
there may be no power which can
stop it Just now. But it must have
leadership as well as organization,
and if it shall scout the accession of
spirits which have the power to
guide and direct its power, it may
b. expended in dangerous direc-
tons, and it may thus provoke that
early retribution, which at the SC =
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-22

The Gar was mercifnl when hi'
victorious army entered khiva.-
The Khan came forward and sur
rendered, and in return he was re-
stored to his throne, and sort Of
protecterate given him to aid him
in governing the country. lie
abolished slavery, the army having
discovered and liberated ten thOus-
and Persian slaves, and so it has
happened unto others, the slaves
emancipated and the masters en-
slaved.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-22

Der second thought of tie Ameri-
can people, came down like the
curse Of an arctic night upon the
knOwnothing movement of 1855.
Already it is predicted by perhaps
the leading republicans Of recent
years in the Northwest, that it will
fire the latent fury CT the great
working classes, at the intolerable
corruptions of the party in power,
by calling in such numbers for the
abdication Of the present admins
tration, that even the President in
the midst Of his pleasing dream OF
a third term, Will be unable to re-
fuse obedience. This may be the
language of that concern which is
generally bred by the ter
ror which a foe unmeasured and IN
known, inspires, but the future is
full perhap9, of new revelations as
startling as those Of the past have
been, and such peaceful revolu-
ton could be no more wonderful
nor startling than those which
have sprouted bloomed and matured
in the bloody soil of the last twelve
years. At present we can only say
of the Changers movement. Thou
comet in such a questionable
shape &c,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-22

THE Shah meets with rather i'll
luck In the introduction of his oriental
customs among the English aristoc-
racy. If he is introduced to a lady
lacking in personal beauty, he refuses
to speak to her and turning his back
on her asks why she has not been be
headed. On being Informed that such
is not the manner of doing business in
England he at once inquiries if they
cant at leastput out her eyes. When di-
ming if he rs not pleased with the taste
'of.any ofthe dishes prepared for him.
lie simply spits it into the plates OF
some dignitary on his right or left
The tall bloods Of Hold Hengland have
submitted TO tEis strange bit of cour-
tesy because they have learned that
in Persia it is considered a supreme
honor to have the Shah to spit in ones
dinner plate. Ifthis royal customer is
introduced to lady whom he happens
to think beautiful, be at once directs
one of his royal retainers to make the
necessary expenditure TO procure her
for his harem. Doubtless this unciv-
iIized successor to Cyrus the great has
been emboldened to these liberties
from having been told that he is the
guest Of John Bull. If so, 1t but proves
that there rs something in a Eame.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-22
ABINGDON.

Inc DdnK Oh AOlhSuon SHOWS
signs CT business. The board of di-
rectors have secured a large Safe.
which weighs $500 pounds and cost
81 600, less commission.
Judge Kelly commences to-day
an extra Session of the Circuit Court
His example in laboring to clear the
docket, and relieve those suffering
from the laws delay, might be fol-
lowed with advantage by others, who
will one day want the endorsement
of the people.
The Holston Agricultural and Me-
chanical Society is at work. They
have already bonded over $4,000 of
the stock, and have been since the
18th of June. actively engaged in
getting ready for the coming Fair,
which has been fixed for the Srd Of
Sep, but which will doubtless be
postponed until October. This post
ponement would have a very favora-
bic effect. The executive commit
tee have purchased of Mr.. Frank
Humes, - acres Of land, at cost of
81 800, and have surrounded it with
a strong picket fence eight feet high
at a cost of 1000. A race track,
located by Chief Engineer Geo.
Hoffman, has been graded at an ex-
pense CT near $1,000. II is half a
mile long, thirty feet wide on top,
and is fauitIess as to grade and con-
struction. The grounds are beauti-
fully undulating. so that the grading
of the track has necessitated heavy
cutting and filing. In one corner of
the enclosure. is very romantic
landscape, consisting Of beautiful
bit Of ground, half depression, half
elevation, ornamented by an attrac-
tive grove Of young trees, among
which there are outcropping hedges
Of stone, SO happily located by ma
ture, as to once suggest their utility
as rustic seats, Near this spot, a
well is being sunk. There is here
and there over the remaining ground,
4 handsome locust tree, and it is per-
haps we'll there are no more of them.
4 corner of the grounds will be al
loted for vehicles. On the most ele-
waited site outside the track, there is
being erected building. amphitheat-
ricall designed, and which will seat
thousand spectators Of the turf 1t
will be loo feet long. and so feet
wide. The upper tier of seats will be
IL feet from the ground, and above
this will be a platform seven feet
ride. Beneath these seats will b.
saloons, and tables for
exhibitors. The Judges stand will be
erected at cost Of some $780,
Major B. c. Clark. is superintend-
ing the imp and is doing it
most admirably. as we think.
The public had as well get ready
for the Fair. It means business, and
we predict for it. the most brilliant
success which has yet decorated the
pages of Abingdon new history. I'll
our example be worth anything, we
will state positively that D. V,
we will be there and take a note or
two.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-22
EVENT and COMMENT


JOHN Tabor, died at his home in
Memphis Tenn, recently, At one
time he edited the Stocton California
Journal, and killed Joseph Mansfield,
then Editor OF the San Joaquin Re
publican, aud father of the notorious
Helen Josephene Mansfield, on whose
account the celebrated jim Fisk lost
his life aud for whom Edward Stokes
has for more, had the privilege OF
the Tombs accorded TO him. His
blooming daughter Helen, is now .
conspicuous character in that focus o.
barlotries, in the city Of Paris.
THE Norfolk journal Says the city
OF Norfolk is unanimous for j no. Goode
for Governor, and pronounces him
the "open-air speaker in the State
1t believes that that will be dead
lock between withers and kemper
and that Goode will be the next Gov
cnor OF course this implies procee.
durc under the two thirds rule, 8
thing by no means yet determined
upon.
L. q. Keith Of Kingston. Mass
uins the capital prize OF 100000 in
the Louisville Lottery. Willis Wor-
ley of Bradshaw, Giles County Tenn,
wins the $4,000 prize. Keith pur-
chased eleven tickets for 500, and
Worley purchased single one.
LOUISVILLE was fired in four local
tiles by incendiaries on last Friday
night. The loss amounts TO 100000.
IT IS now claimed that germs Of
cholera were introduced into Greene
Vile from the city Of Nashville. The
propagative powers of the disease are
said to reside In the excrement OF
those attacked by it. We suspect
there Is truth in this view. Ii the
causes heretofore ascribed to this
Greeneville scourge be true, why is 1t
not prevalent in other toWns2
The y. Y. Authorities intend To
search the world for Roscoe, the Span
lard who aided as they assert. Lizzie
King to murder Goodrich. Until they
shall have banged Stokes, we cant see
what they want with more murder
erS.
THE staunton Daily Times has sus-
pended after very brief existence.
lit was 30 quickly done for
We wonder What IL was begun for
THE Richmond Enquirer says;
Under the law OF Virginia, which
now goes into operation, millers are
allowed to grind the people to the ex-
tent of one-tenth only, instead of one
eighth in toll, as heretofore.
Bloated publishers of prosperous pa
pers should sustain the new postage
law, because it will Kill of impecun-
ious publishers who have no right to
struggle for an honest existence!
CHATTANOOGA has voted one hun
dred thousand dollers subscription, to
the CINCINNATI road. The vote stood
923 for, and G6 against, So Chatta-
nooga votes over 1919, and is very
public spirited.
Post Master Kindrick is to publish
q new daily Republican paper about
LIST Sept.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-22
The Honorable Caleb Cushing ha

The Honorable Caleb Cushing has
brought suit for damages against his
neighbor Thos. Kelly, for permitting
his dog to bark all night. whereby
the Studies cf the said Caleb were
seriously disturbed. Caleb must be
excessively nervous. Quite a number
of dogs bark necessarily at the Bristol
NeacS. but we never suffer them to
disturb either our Studies or oul
slumbers. We just wait until an
election comes and then we help tc
beat en-"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-22

On yesterday the County of Smythe
appointed delegates favorable to Colo.
Withers for Governor. Dublin pre-
cinct, in Pulaski failed to agree be-
tween Kemper aud Withers, and ad-
journed until next Saturday. There
was tie vote and the chairman re-
fused to decide. In both cases each
Township acted for itself, ia accor-
dance with the State plan.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-22

The appeal said promptly, VIXEN
the power of President Theirs col
lapsed, that the administration of
Marshal Mcmahon was in the nature
of an interreenum to be succeeded by
ali imperial restorat ton -PeteTSburg
AppeaL.
We can't let the above pass.
The News said as soon as Theirs
was installed as President that the
Empire would be restored, and now
that the appeal has made it certain
to come about, we shall contend that
it is all because the News said SO.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-22
Bl0lltVillG Masonic Female Institute
opens on Wednesday, Sep. Sd, 1873.
TWO SESSIONS OF 20 WEEKS EACH,
TERMS PER sgssIo,


Payable half in advance balance four weeks
before close of session. monthly al patrons OPP
ton Compliance with terms chosen will De fully
expected Contingent fee ridbiy in advance.
No deductiCu, save in case of sickness. Deduc-
ton Of one half will be made fot consecutive sb-
sence Of three weeks duration OF upward, through
sickness but such deduction shall in
coed the amount necessary to reduce the Aggregate
of tuition TO three morths.
No student will be received for less than three
months nor will any be received after eighth
week Of each session. but payment Of three
months tuition Students win be charged from
first Monday Of month Of 10 end of session
in every case not otherwise specified.
In point of cheapness of living, absence OF dis
tracing aad corru ptins and Influences moral
status and healthfulness, Blountville offers unu-
sual inducements 10 careful parents; while our
fsciiies for imparting q thorough, healthy, moral
and mental education are unsurpassed, so far as
our course extends; which is far enough to enable
any young lady who shall complete il to take her
place in sooiety with credit to herself, her family
and the school.
Blourtvill July Is, 1873 If
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-22
WISE COUNTY.

The Counties of Wise and Buc-
hanan are entitled to one delegate.
The recent delegate, Mr.. Shadrach
Ratcliff of Buchanan will net, we
are told, be candidate for re-elec
ton. MessrS. Hiram Riggs, Ell
lington Wells, and Morgan Lipps,
are candidates. 1t is likely there
will be convention, but MIR. Lipps
Will run independently.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-22

but not presenting anything of a ma
lignant character, about two weeks
since a colOred man in the employ of
the Z. t. V. & q. r. r. came from
'Greeneville and was put off the train
at this place, he had symptoms of the
Epidemic prevailing at that place
twenty-four hours before leaving there.
He was taken to vacant house and
died next day, the only death in this
community from any cause resem-
bling Cholera.
Respectfully Yours,
A. C. EMMERT, NJ. D.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-07-22
GRAND SEMl-ANNUAL CLOSING
SALE oFSUN11GER DRESS G0C7s
@ At LEVY BROTHERS

PLAID JAPANESE POPLINS a,
12Ic. worth Zoe.
STRIPED JAPANESE P0PLINS at
16sc, sold all through the season
at 25c.
BLACK GRENADINES with colored
stripes at 12kc. reduced from 162c.
BLACK SILK STRIPED GRE
NADINES at I63c. per yard would
be cheap at 25c per, yard.
LINEN LAWNS at 2Oc. 25c. and
30c per yard, reduced from Soc.
and 35c,
FULL YARD-WIDE STRIPED and
POLKA DOT GRASSCLOTH at
15c. per yard worth Csc.
WASh~POPL1N. best quality, at
l5c. per yard worth 25c.
FAST-COLORED LAWNS at lac,
worth 16Sc.
GOOD GALICOES at BIC.
HANDSOME WHITE-GRoUND SILK
STRIPE GRENADINES atI63c.
2Oc. 25c. 3Oc. and 35c. per yard
worth 80 per cent. more.
BLACK IRON GRENADINES,
BLACK ALPACAS from 30c. to
$3.50 per yard.
BLACK SILKS at 81, S1.25 $3.50,
and up to 81 per yard
COLORED SILKS at $3.50. 50, and
So 80 per vard-all very cheap.
FROU>FROU GRENADINES at 25c
worth 35c. per yard.
SATlN>STRIPE VICTORIA LAWNS
at Soc worth Soc.
VICTORIA LAWS, with side bands
for thinning. at 28c. worth soc.
per yard.
CHECH-MUSLINS suitable for wrap
perS
DRESSING SACQUES and APRONS
at 30c per yard worth SOC.
WHITE PIQUES at rs, 80, 40, and
SOC per yard-all 25 per cent below
regular prices.
SWISS MUSLIN from 15c. to Soc.
per yard.
FRANKLIN CAMBRIA MUSLIN at
15c worth 20c. per yard.
SKIRTING CAMBRIA equal to
LOnsdale at 28c.-Lonsdale is
sold at 25c. per yard.
Bargains in BISA0P LAWNS. nain-
SOCK. INDIA TWILL LONG
CLOTH. STRIPED MUSLINS,
WORKED MUSLINS, and TUCK
ED CAMBRIA.
DAGGER FANS at Soc.
JAPANESE FANS at sc.
PALM LEAF FANS at 8, ). and &c.
COATS and CLARK'S COTTON
72c. per dozen. CT &c. & spool.
MACHINE NEEDLES for the lead
ing machines, &c. each.
SEWING MACHINE OIL at 15c.
per bottle for the best in use,
EVERLASTING EMBROIDERY
EDGE at soc. for a piece Of
twelve yards, sold everywhere at
81.
CROCHET EDGE at l5c. and 25c.
for piece of twelve yards, worth
soc. per yard.
PIQUE TRIMMING at %, SO. and
SOC. piece just about one>half
the regular prices.
E4BROIDLRT PIQUE TRIMMING
at Soc. zoe. and T5c sold a short
time ogn ut 81. 81 80 and -
RUFEEES. FUCK{NGS. PLAITINGs
aud PUEFINGS. in grea. variety
and vtry Cheap.
TRAVEELING-BAGS. SATCHELS
Baskets, and SHAN L-STLAPs