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National Republican., 1873-06-27
PROPOSALS..
pRoFosAIs FOR STEAM sLooPs OF WAR
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bIhhAU OF FlOhernuCTIOH AND hnrAfn, \
MAsHTsoIoN, June "a is7l
until I y o'coch Roon Angg,t i.1 foE the eon.
chinery, complete for service of either one or
both oftwo iron steam eoope Of war o shout 90 tons
measurement Plans and specineations In detail
for the hulls msy be seen and examined at this
bureau, and At the CommAndAntG ohiee Al the
Navy Yards At Philhdslphia, brooklyn and Charles
town; and plans and spcoihcAtiona for the steam
maehinery may be seen and examined at the Bn.
reau % steam EnslneeIinsi and At The Navy Yards
and under the same conditions, for the construc.
non, including materals, Of tho hulls, oornpletN
Tor sea service Of other both of the iron vessels
m9sntioned above, separate from the steam ma.
The vessels must be completed in all respects &C.
eordinE 70 the contract and specifications; the
nhterAls musI BE- Of the beat quality. and the work
nust Be dope In the best manner, and the vessel
ses.es oe dsysred At such Nsyy Y.Id on the At
Paymens Nill be made as the work prosresses In
proporuonhte amounts. reeerying tho usua. per.
esniase uLiil the hnAl completion and acceptance
The bids riust be accompanied With the eusr.n.
tee required BY Law. that the contract 10 awarded
will be promptly e1ecuted, and the names Of the
parties who are 10 become the sureties 70 the
amount Of the face Of the contract will also be
The Department reserves Tho right 10 aocep,
ther 70 m Of proposal, or 10 reIect any or ali %
Them h ~ its opinion tho public Interest requires.
Bids Will only be accepted from partiee who are
known 70 be shipbuilders, and 20 have the pecss-
hary fAciliuoa for doing the work ieomtN
National Republican., 1873-06-27
DRoPosALs FOR FLOUR.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE Pr tATrH
ofrIoE ohiEF CoNMIsaARY or suBsITENoE.

HnADouAnTERs DEPARTMENT or THE PLArrE,)
Offick ChlkF CohMIsaARY or bUBsIrENCK, y
,,. OMAHA, NKBRAsKA, May 81, ISIS
sealed proposals, In duplicate, with guarantee
slkned Dy Two responsible persons, not bidders }
Will be received by the Acting ComniiAsAry Of Sub.
sistenee, At Camp Douglas, Utah Territory, until
July lhIs Tor furnishing the Flour required by the
3 5u13sIstehoe Department, United States army, al
gust l, ls7a -
Samples OF ten pounds OF each brand Of Flour Of.
ferod Appropriately labelled, must Accompany pro-
pQaAA and be referred TO therein.
The names and residences Gown or city, county
and State or TegritoryJ OF principals and sureties
must be stated In proposals.. Proposals made by
partner.
EbnSslopes co eontSininE proposals should be marked
Information as to conditions, quality OF Flour,
Paymenls, Nc, can be oo!Ained by application TO
BY command Of Drigadier General Ord
]. W, BARRI0ER,
Byt Brig, Gen, q C a
National Republican., 1873-06-27
DRoPosAIs FOR GRANITE.

go tss5S.s sssp.s 2g.iY,oJi RI, Ias. :: 3 D tsssIj M
until 10 ! n. on The isth day of July. is7s, for
spssas..on. n rsssEd g ,Ss sois tsSd sSd sIsSf sI
Iorns for proposals and guaranty vii be eent on
H.Ss y 4 HSsiSsss: @ prt Mo S.h SAhHf
National Republican., 1873-06-27

UNITED STATE EsaIrErn oyyIox.l
PHLADILPHIA, Pa. June u, isfl
Sealed propo.als- In duplicate, with oopy of this
Advertisement attached TO each will be received Al
this office until u O'Clock m. Of wEDNRsDAY, July
p 1873, for removing from the channel ~ bchuyL
Forms, specifications, drawingr and Information
vi Be furpi.hsd from this once Ehery he map
Lieut. Ooi oi Ensineers
National Republican., 1873-06-27
: s E N ECA TON
PROPOSALS.
RoPosALs FOR WOOD.
o''rG5 p.p.sTss.9S Ss sHy 9S,nTsssasT,n g, 1ss aSI

oyTIcr OF CHfxy ouAnrEnMAsrIR.l
DEPARTMENT. or THH guLr, J
NEW OnLRANs, La, May 81, ts71 y
sesled prop9.,ls Y tIiplies,s. With copy o. thl.
tbi, once until 9'cl2ct m; July !, is7a. Tor sup
10 cords Of hard wood. more or ieas
Al oeceas.ry information in regard 10 bidding.
deecrtbinE the quality Of the Tpod, will be fur
niahed on Application TO this Ghhce, and bids not
vii OF b. considered
prepSsss % = ,adres.sd 9 ies updsrslsnsd and
dppi" VILLAIN p huohEs,
National Republican., 1873-06-27
y order OF the Department Commander
JOHN 4. HATCH,
Lieut. Colonel tth Y. 8. oayalry,

ID PROPOSALS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
WILMINGTON HARBOR. DELAWARE.
U. y. ENoINEEn OFTfcE,l
1als OHEsTEuT bTnEET, y
PHnADKLPHIA, pa, June n. is7k
advertisement attached 10 each, will be received At
ny % once until Y % O'Clock p m, Of WEDNESDAY,
rock -, ~
Forms, specifications. drawings, and Information
Will be furnished from tins once. Nhere map Of 10
oaity can be seen. j. p. kURTz.
Lieut. Colonel OF Enannsera
National Republican., 1873-06-27

WAsHINeToN AND OHIO RAILROAD.
sbMMRR ARRANGEMENT BEGINNING April,
H. ls7G
Two Two train, daily ercoIt sunday. between AleI.
Lesys MeIandria .t sSa m. and tp. r, Pass
Leesbury .lsoing WestwArd) At II q. m. and o. M .
arrive al Hamilton at u ~ a m. aud % D m.
LeaIe Hamilton at 40 =. m, and u l6 ,. m.
and rs ?. m '
e throush Zone csIl 70 Washington WITHOUT change
and ONO car At Baltimore and POtomac Depot II
- p m, going through 70 Hamilton without
The - m. train from Alexa,dria and IA 30 D. m.
IAin from Hamilton connect st Hamilton With
heinps DAILY line Of coaches for Purcelve, 6nick.
ersytlle, berryytlls and Winchester, Also, With
Iine n coaches which leave Loesburg daily
Qommqtstion ticEets. Hres cents psr mile
annual Tickets, edo r. H. HANEkER,
hpltu General Ticket AGENT
National Republican., 1873-06-27
d RoPosALs FOR BRRAKwATER.

AnMY BuuDnal
HOUSTON AVID GnKHNR sTaEETa,
Sealed prOgOs.l. siifes rsesissa nhsii noon Of
.pns - is1 ioy the construction Of . breakvater
,Lo6 Icrms Of bids and other Iniormston sgply to
~ lieut. Dol rns,nssr., prsSss aN LIE s,swr0N asosy,
National Republican., 1873-06-27
DRoPosAIs FOR suppIIEs.

OFTtcE CHIET QuAnTRnMAsTEnl
DEPAnrMHNT or TExAa, !
SAS ANTONIO. THXAs, May %, is7l }
sesied pr9pos.s IN tripliSat.. under the usua!
q this once, aud also At the ofces of the United
states OuArtermasterl at the several posts named
6eSE; un,il y m on the nth % June IA. for fur
- Is5t At The following military posts In the Do
TSTi 5llss. TsIas 90 bushels: For, cl.It, Ts...,
9rifhn, Ie1as, 500 bushels; Fort Mcintosh. fsxss
" w., 1g,heIs s For 2ni,m.n LsIss ais bn.hsl.:
bS,s. bbs,ss ~ 20, bgshss: : olt BFSsp Is5. ~!
pnn9an, IeIAs, ep bushels: fort aibsqn. a,
Fort hiehardson, Texas, s o bushels; Fort Stock
ton, TeHAs, Lou bushels; San Antonio. TeIas Sooo
The above are tho estimated quantities that viii
be required at each post Accoruing TO the present
distribution of troops, but the ooyernment 70.
serves the right to increase or diminish the same
Atany time during the continnance q the contract.
Blank proposals and any additional information
can be had on Application TO the undersisned 10
me qpArtermAAters at the military posts shove
by order of the Department copmsnder
JOHN y. HATCH,
Lieut. Colonel 9Th y. 3. Cavalry.
National Republican., 1873-06-27

VNHRouGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
L PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK
WASHINGTON, Nov g. I1a-noo-
Trains betycon Washington and New YofT, and
foR NEW YORK, without change Of cara
Leave daily (eroept sunday at .. m, ! :u5, and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily (ercopt sunday at 9 M. I O5 and
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Tor New York at 5bo v. m. and Philadelphia
sleeping cars for New Yorf on the % p. m. train
Through tickets TO Philadelphia, Nov Yori and
bo.ton can be had ct the Station Oce al ali houI
sce Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement,
napolis and the West T1iOR ii SHAitP mn
a, 40, Assistant Master of Transportsiion.
L.M COLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. T. kOONTz. Agent, WaShlnston nos
National Republican., 1873-06-27

pF - SAILS FOR FUEL AND FORAGE.
oTricE CHIEr ouAnTrnMAsrrn.)
DisIHicT or NEW MkxIoo,
-. bANrA fH, N. NJ, May Il ls71 y
adssT,s.pept s,issRs5 " M VIII So q M.
ginel n ~, S1.ll 70 o'eieSa n, TUESDAY July ia
partment. A. q. o., series isi, lids will also be re-
Dei attnest a. each Of the posts named for do
livery ot the supIlies required theroat
National Republican., 1873-06-27
< q slppsss smsaslcs Counsel for Appsllsnts ,,,,a,,
limited STATES PATENT OFFICR,
NJ o t / @ Z.

WILLIAM t. McoUIN. County Constable. Debts
Collected Prompt lietprns. Collection o claima
q Al kinda reapecunlly solicited Once with
Justice 0eorpe W. Hauptman, southwest corner
eleyenth and q stIeets ndfthHeai. pyafiy
National Republican., 1873-06-27
DRorosALs FOR DIXIE.

pRofosALs FOR DIXIE.
Anxr BuILDuo. Hgysros AVID qnErsr aTal
Sealed proposals for sftension a Pile die Il Ron
S d29, M HsIbor New Yorf. VIII bo received until noon
Cs tSs%' Of bids and other sEVy to
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-11-04
n Real Ghost.

And now comes a genuine ghost
story, testified 10 and it's truthfulness
affirmed by four men. We introduce
the narrative of fects simply by the
statement that it was derived entirely
from the various persons named, who
are truthful men, endowed with an
unusually large amount of common
sense. A fortnight ago Thomas Camp
bell, who was temporarily acting as
engineer of train that let Troy at
forty-fve minutes past four p. NJ.
when passing Stoney lane, near the
Aqueduct, saw a man standing be-
tween the tracks waving his hat and
gesticulating vehemently Campbell
whistled down Lrakes - and keeping
his eye on the man. and being fearful
of running over him WhiSilea again.
While the speed of the train was be-
ing slackened the man seemed to
vanish from sight. Campbell and bis
fireman both express a willingness to
swear to this statement They affirm
that the mau did no, walk away: he
vanished into the air. After the
train arrived at Schenectady they
related the circumstance to the other
men employed on the train. There
are several hypothesis by which this
circumstace if il stood alone could be
explained. But we can offer NJ ex-
PLANTATION for what follows. On. Mon-
day of this week William Iower, the
engineer on the tain, saw on the
same spot two human arms. When
the train cached the place the arms
disappeared. Tuesday evening the
roof Of The cab was struck by stone
which the engineer says would have
come from only one direction-the
sky Wednesday evening John La "
renee, engineer of the gravel train. at
precisely the same spot saw arms.
The hands attached thereto were not
clenched as before. but were open and
held two balls Of glowing fire. Last
evening, at exactly the same time and
place, Lawrence discovered the body
=
of a man lying across the track. In
vain he essayed to stop the train.
His efforts were futile. The locomo-
tive and all'the cars passed over the
prostrate from. AS speedily as pos
sible the train was stopped. and all
proceeded to the place where the form
had been seen, expecting to see a
bloody and mutitated corps. They
found nothing. not even I spot of
blood. Then the conclusion forced
itself opon the mind of engineer that
he ran over a ghost. He is an ardent
spiritualist, and he is positive in the
belief that something about the Oc>
currence vas sup natural Toy
Times.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-11-04
FROM OUR CHOCTAW COR
RESPONDENT.
Matters in the dim West.-San-
tana and Big Tree.-FederaI
agents among the Red Men.

" 1fJcrS In the Gill w CSI'-cG4-
tana and Big Trce-FederaI
agents among the Red Men.
PAULs VALLEY c. y. Oct, IL. 1873.
To the Editor Of the Bristol Nc,gs:
DEAR SIZE. from civilization
we are prone TO think of those who
are absent in the body. AID my mind
in this dnsnlatc region wanders back
TO the beautiful city Of Bristol, and |
picture to myself the comforts YOU
enjoy and am dissatisfied with my
bone.
A few years ago the Camanchces
had two of their principal Chiefs cap
tured, Satana and Big Tree They
we're taken to Texas aud confined, the
L. S. desired their release, Gov, Da-
Wis would not release them without
the Commanchee tribes would agree
10 certain conditions. Then the U.
S appointed certain men "a few of
Grants pets / SUPPOSE as commiss
toner's to 60 TO Fl. Sill and see if there
NOulG iOL OG SOltit an s~NlilAii.N hl'Abf
to release the chiefs, and instead Of
coming through the Nation rs re-
spectacle men should they came
through drinking and swearing, con-
trary 10 the laws Of the Territory.
The place | am in now, is Il large
farm of about $500 acres of which
one man owns 1900 another 200 DC.
Times are quiet at present. although
the Cholera Is forcing people to leave
states South of us, by car lOads. and
deserving the towns and cities and
Northwest of us the Indians are in a
state of unrest, and east Of us poor
Arkansas is III an awful fix cOncer-
uing her radical election.
can let you hear from the Indians
occasionally if desired.
kesp't.
J. II. GUY.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-11-04
HUAlOROUS
"a little nonsense now and then
Is relished by the wises. men,"

Wife, what has become Of the
grapeSi'' II suppose, my dear, the
hens picked them off," was the bland
reply. "Hens-hens some two
legged hens, / guess" said the hus-
band. with some impe.uosity; to which
she calmly replied, My dear. did
you ever see any other kind 2"
An economical bridal pair at
Springfield. Mo-, partook of their
wedding feast. composed of smoked
herring. crackers aud cheese, spread
out on the head of barrel. A med
dlesome crowd around the door was
dispersed by the bride, who exclaim>
ed. "What'h thunder you lookin' at,
you darn fools 2"
A citizen OF Leavenworth recently
offered $4,000 to anybody who would
marry his crosseyed daughter. and IN
a single week eight hundred strangers
came forward and applied for the Sit
uation-And every one Of them swore,
to-. that there is nothing half so
sweet in life as loves young dream of
a cross-eyed girl.
A new version OF "Uucle Ned has
become popular in the suburbs 1t
runs somewhat as follows: Then
pull up the wicke; and styke. and put
by the mlllet and ball. for 10 more
croquet'll be played this year, it's
getting too late in the fall
An urchin of seven years went into
a barber shop, and ordered the bar
Der to cut his hair rs short as shears
could do it. He was asked if mother
ordered it in that way. No" said
he, "school commences next week.
and we have got school ma am that
pulls hair
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-11-04
Boots and Shoes.

q. w. Frost &c Co., have large
Shoe Factory at corner of Main and
9Th streets. They are equipped with
improved machinery, and furnish q
large amount of stock to jObbers.---
Their work is equal in appearance and
superior in quality to Northern work.
They also keep on hand fine stock of
northern shoes for gents. ladies and
children. There are now employed in
the establishment, fifteen hands, and
it is in contemplation to increase the
force TO Thirty hands. The house is
certainly superior to any similar enter
prise which has been in the country.
Pictures.
J. c. & w. NJ. Burrow at 200 Main
Street, have large collection of pic
lures, and do the largest business of the
kind in the South. They ndUertise in
800 papers, and publish paper of their
own.
job Printing
is done at the Office of the BRISTOL
NEWS, in all styles, from the plainest
dodger, to the most deliberately cOlored
and shaded bills. cards, bill heads, let
ter heads, circulars &c. The motto of
the office, is work done in city style,
at city prices" and with this inscribed
upon its banner, the NEWS has all of
the Job Work it can do, but is getting
ready to do more. The demand for
Job Work is becoming greater, and we
mean to meet it.
Toys and Corrections
are furnished in great variety by
MessrS. Z. Kuhnert & Son, who manu-
facture an excellent article of pure
candy, and keep their counter supplied
with nice article of cakes. They also
furnish outfits for wedding tables.
ENTERPRISES not advertised in the
NeaUs, can he inserted in this column
at fair price in money.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-11-04
A Strange Story From Cape
Maya Long Lost Son Re-
turns.

A special dispatch to the Phiadcl
phia Bulletin from Cape May City 4;
October %, says:
"About twenty years ago Captain
Blymore, lying with his vessel in the
port of New Orleans, had with him
his little sou, three years of age, who,
while playing around the docks, was
suddenly missed, Every effort WIS
used to ind him, even to searching
in the river. but all was unavaIIiug,
aud he was given up as drowned. A
day or two ago stranger. with heavy
black beard aud language Of strong
accent. made his appearance and
claimed to be the long lost son.
From his story it seems that he was
stolen by Dutch captain, who cared
for hin. and educated him as his own.
The boy always supposed that he was
his father until otherwise informed by
the Dutch skipper on his death-bed,
who gave him his real fathers name
aud told him he used TO live some
where in Cape May county. N. j.
His search here was rewarded by
finding bis father still alive aud a
re ilent of Iii former home, but strange
to say his father refused to own him
his belief being So firm that bis boy
was drowned. The son had with him
the newspaper containing the adver
tisement for his body; which the
Dutchman had preserved. 1t is said
that the young man is in good cir
cumStances, and he started on his
return to his present home, which is
in Mexico :"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-11-04
The Last German on French
Soil

France became de facto free from
German occupation September lG.
There WAS some formality observed
IL the appointment OF ''last man"
bearing German arms To quit French
soil. lie is solid GRANDCHILDREN,
named Augustus Welck, twentv-three
years old, and belongs to the Sixty
fourth Regiment. lie stepped across
the he line with the utmost non
chalance. aud muttering against the
weather certain exclametionS in direct
contravention of the imperial military
discipline. The sole civilian spec-a-
to-s at the line were two Freedmen.
one in a gray and the other in a blue
blouse. As Welck strobe past the
French spectator in gray stopped.
picked up flagstaff, unfmled the
tricolor. and waved it aloft. with a
shout of "Vive Ia France!' in which
he was joined bv the blue blouse.
General Manteuifel. who was standing
just inside the boundary line, and to
whom the shoot was apparently adj
dressed. then rode away. Already
French soldiers stood on the frontier
line as the German commander turned
Gendarmes, who had been concealed
IN adjacent woods, pushed on 10 doa>
bic columns 10 INTERCEPT the Germans
in case they should change their minds
aud attempt TO recroSs. But they did
not. They made their way across the
grave-feckcd battle field of Grave
io.te, while Manteuiel and his cortege
passed on toward Metz. Fort Man
: teuffel, formerly Fort St. Julien, thun.
dered salute To the chief from whom
it takes It's new name as he crossed
the Point du Jour. Such was the
formal termination Of one Of the most
important events in history.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-11-04
Blank Deeds.

We have printed a limited num-
Der Of Deeds, which are exactly in
conformity to the Code, with ac-
acknowledgements printed for both
the husband and wife. They are
printed on fine tough Bond Paper,
and will bear folding and handling
without damage. Parties wishing
a handsome statutory form for deed
will apply at the Office of the BRIs-
ToL News.
If
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-11-04

The reporter of Nashville paper
who, meniiuniag a young lady 5
deceasc, touchinglv alluded TO her
AS" one Of the brightest jewels that
ever pIiitered in the diadem of an
earthly home one of the purest stars
that ever CLEANED upon the froatiet
Of our social sky: one Of the sweetest
flowers that ever bloomed in the gar
den of earliest association has had
his salary increased to four dollars
mo I'll. half cash and the balance IN
urdweod.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-11-04
CR0LERk-- CHOLERA M0RBUS.
DVSenterV. Elux.

"wORTHINGToN'S MIXTURE" receiv-
ed Sc !. b. Dunn Y Cos. only. The oldest
and most certain remedy for this fatal dis
ease that has vet been Dissolved in this coun-
try, now being extensively sold by Wade
Boykin & CO., Bait, Nd. When we tell
you il is endorsed by such prominent medical
gentlemen as 5. 7, Moore. Surgeon Gen. of
Con. :. Id Edward Warren Of Baltic,
with many of the first NJ. D., Of the country
in Virginia and North Carolina. We feel
that few will fail tO.supply themselves With
a bottle nj once
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-11-04

Just received at the RED MORTAR
fresh Drugs, State Line White Lead
PURE. Fancy Goods, Ladies and Gents
Shoulder Braces. Genuine Scotch
Ales and London Porter for Medicinal
purposes. Jelly Glasses, and the
best Fruit Jar that has ever been of
fcred in this Market, aud in fact every
article that is kept by a first class
Drug House. Motto, Live and let
Live.
If. J. g. PEPPER.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-11-04

Altitude Of BrjstoI.--Prof. Geo
Hoffman. the able and courteous
Engineer of the 4. N. 4 q Il. L.
has Just completed the resuryey of
the entire line from Norfolk to this
point and informs us that the top of
the rail under the Passenger Shed is
1851 feet above the level Of the
Atlantic.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-11-04
PATRONAGE THAT PAYS.

That noble institution. the Public Library Of
Kentucky. hsss permanently established It's proc
perity BY the three GIN concerts Il hiss ALREADY
given under is charter. u boasts % bald
Ing thss costs s2l0. 900, with Library Of over
.O.f 90 volumes. and magnificent cabinet. The
fonrfh grand gli concert fo- its further endowEani
will take plae. December Srd. and ~ this concern
81 sC0 ago ez~bis distribnt~ the ticket holders
the highest prize being s250. COO. and sealing down
10 prizes of $50 which i the smsilest sun given.
A. there = prize oevery afth ticket, Il Is easy 20
thar the patronage Of this concert = PasFonSs
~ this concert j. patronage that pays, there be
ing great chances Of great gains. and only sinSlt
changes 81 small losses. Hon Fhcs- bramlettss
late iavsrnor of SentHekv. Is the manassr' sso
~ ~ "a insormatton nav be sbfained By ad .
dressing him, AZ Public library suhdins' hoai'-
vile ks
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-11-04
Kentucky University.

Located a. Ashland. the home Of Henry Clay snd
e,iS rran.vIganix six eolirgr~ o. on~rstion. With
,hfrtv nrofsssors ard en- students from > States
Fntire ices for collegiate var So. except " the
Tsx Medical and CONS errial college boarding
f,onI $ To a. per week For aialogues address
r. B0wMAS, Regent. Lexington. Ky.
asgast i9--lm
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-11-04

Encourage Hsr-Mrs: Defrees,
whose husband died in Knoxville OF
Cholera is living in cur town and is
left with a large family Of children
to support. She is in need of imme-
date assistance. We know Mrs,
Defrees to be an expert aud skilliul
hand at sewing. and she asks that cur
citizens patron:se her in that respect
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-11-04

For sale by bottle or dozen at 3. Dunn
& Co.'S, Bristol and by WADE BOYKIN &
co., Baltimore. August 5.-tf.