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os DRAUeHT Ind. Coope & Co.'S FuElish
Ale tfrcm Burton on Trent a specially az Geo.
W. Drivers, corner Pennsylvania avenue and
A. street The finest ale in Washin Eton. 4 9
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PRIGG's
FINE ONidized leWelrv.
Fine Plated Jewelry.
Fine Jet Iewelrv.
received at PIigg's .Iewelry Store, No. ~ Pa.
avenue, near street.
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The FIGURES OF THAT GRAND Fox HrNT
CHALLENGE GROWING "SNALL BY DEGREES"
MessTs. Suit, Marshall, sud Cross, Of Prince
George county, Md, who recently issued
challenge for grand fox hunt, TO which Mr..
X. G.. Sneed, OF Townsville, y. e., responded
on the 5Cth ult., have addressed 70 him letter
in which they saw "that IL was not and has not
been our wish or intention 10 engage in a serious
contest for money, but simply for fun and
amusement-tO call together gentlemen from
different states, and have a grand and magnif-
cent N-chase; and in that way, and thereby,
revive, TO some extent at least, the good old
times OF dHfs-JsIIum DAYS. But a. you eyince a
desire to make money the chief object and con-
have satisfied Us as to who you are We can not
entertain your proposition. We ask no more
satisfactory references. When that is done we
will run You for from 81 900 10 $4,000 Of the
bonds Of your state, North Carolina"
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foNp's EXTRACT cures rheumatism. burns
plies, ulcers. tOOthsChe, sore throet. saraips
scalds, soreness, old sores, head sche, collie,
laineneSs. bruises, bOils. wounts neuralgia
hosrseness, diarrhpa, and all hernorrhares Ito
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertissd
preparations In the fact that Il Is a standard
medicine, treated Of in medical writings anf
known 20 be cure for these diseases. mi. N s m
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STRIKING AGAINST A RKDUCTION.-The
laborers working for j. II. Starin, the contrac.
tor who moves the freights OF the Hudson river
railroad from and to Athens and the Thrtieth
street depot by barges, which daily make a fleet
at Piers No. 4, and 6, East river. were on last
Thursday evening informed that thereafter MT.
Starin would pay only Il x cents an hour for
labor instead of 30 cents, the rate at which they
were working. On Friday morning there was a
strike. The old hands, who have not averaged
over $3.50 day for ten hOurs' work, ell stop
pages from rain or other cause being counted
against them refused to work at the reduced
rates. Mr.. StaTin's agents sent for Italian
laborers to take their places. The Italians
when they reached the wharf and learned what
was the trouble refused to work. Several labor
ers accepted the reduced wages, and there was
"A great dissatisfaction, which resulted in few
sights. The police of the New street station
we're promptly on the spot, however, and all
disorders were suppressed. About 100 men are
out on the strike. They had a meeting on Sat-
urday night, and resolved to assist one another
in resisting the reduction.-N. Z. Sun, 10Th.
TERRIBLE DOMESTIC TRAGEDY IN INDIANA
What WEES Infdelity Led To.-Thomas Chris
topher, one-legged blacksmith, living near
Bradford, Lawrence county, Indiana, enter
tanned neighbor, John Morrow, Sunday night,
Morrow having put up with him for the night.
Suspecting undue intimacy between Morrow
and his wife for time, he watched closely, aud
entering his wife's room about 10 O'Clock he We
rihed his suspicious. In a fit of frenzy, and
armed with a knife, he first stabbed his three
children, then his wife, and turning on John
Morrow dealt him two cuts on the face, Nor
row threw him down, took the knife from him
and plunged 1t into his body ten a dozen
times, killing him instantly. Morrow was ar
rested. Mrs. Christopher was stabbed in the
abdomen; and her bowels protruded from the
wound. 1t lie thought she and one child will
die. All the parties bore good name and were
respected.
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WILCOX 3 GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. A gency AZ Chas
BauEl's hOOpskirt and corset factory, IN street.
Inteligoncer building. 1928
THE COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use
fulneSs of Singers Sewing Machine Is
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NV FALL AND wINTER DIZZY GOODS.

complete assortment Of Ladies DRESS GOODS,
In the most fashionable styles and c ,lOrs Also =
tsTfe stock q sHAWLS. BLANKETS, CLOTHS,
OASSlMERES and DRY GOODS generally, pur-
chased Tor cash since the recent decline in prices
Which enables us to offer splendid BARG AIMS,
Save money by giving Gs call before purchasing.
BENJAMIN MILLER.
OCtIl-5m' 1Ol Brldgo sfreet. G-nrzaf Lvgn.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY OK
WASHINGTON STREET, GEORGETOWN, AT
by THOMAS BOWLING, Auot.; GeorggIowa
sale OF EEAL ESTATE IN

GEORGETOWN. D. G.
a. BY virtue If = decree Of he Supreme Court OF
~ the District Of Columbia, passed on the g.h day
1of Oct Der, A. D. ISIS, in certain csusr there
IN pending No. 3,E5, whereip Getty ct al we're com
pla lpants ana Getty ct al defendants, the under
signed, a. Trustee, will expose TO sale a. pablo
auction, IN front Of the premises on W WEDNESDAY,
me ga day Of October, A. d. 1875 at the hour Of
Sc O'Clock M, all that lot Of ground lying aud
Delng IN Holmead's addition 20 Georgetown, District
OF columbia, known as lot No. IS in said addition
as the same Is laid down the plats and plans of
ssd toSD the same fronting feet the side
OF DuDbarton street. few feet east of Montgomery
ling. wv
Terms OF sale, as prescribed by the decree. One.
thlrd cash. balance in two equal payments, at six
ano twelve months from day Of sale, with int rest
With liberty TO the purchaser 10 pay all cash down
Title reserved Until last payment is made All con-
NeJ aDcinR at cost Of pUrchas The Trustee re-
serves the right, If terms Of sale not complied
with IN i've days after day of sale, TO resell said
property on i've days notice THROUGH some newspa-
per published in the District Of Columbia 81 HE
cost and risk Of the defaulting purchaser.
Wh. d. CASSIN, Trustee
octl4-is THOS. BOWLING, Auct
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ARRESTED ON THE CHARGE OF BIGAMY.-
Yesterday afternoon Detective COOmes, armed
with warrant sworn out by Mrs. Mary Ann
Wills before Justice :. g. Mills, charging one
Thomas Wills alias Roberts with bigaI-y, pro-
ceeded to the brewery of George B. Wilson, on
Il street, near Rock creek, where he took the
aforesaid Wills alias Roberts into custody, and
lodged him at police headquarters, there to
await requiSltiOn from the authorities of Bal
timOre, in which city, il il alleged by the com
plainant ian English LADY,, the Illegal marriage
took place on the 18th of october, 1869, Rev. r.
Fuller officiating. She further alleges that she
was married TO Wills in England in 1872 and in
proof OF this has with her sundry papers, among
them marriage license, certificates, endorse
meHts, &c; and states that he deserted her,
came TO this country, and married one Kate
Harvey at the time and place aforementioned,
complainant at the same time being his lawful
wife. She Is accompanied BY young man,
Thomas Wills, j., her son. Wills alias Roberts
denies the story of the first marriage, but ac-
knOwledges having lived on terms OF intimacy
with the woman who claims to be his first wife.
The accused was brought into court today
by Detective COOmes and gave 81 900 bail for
appearance to answer the charge.
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TuRoo-RUssIAN BATHS; RlAO, Meiicstsd VS.
por Baths, for al skin disease, al DR.. Shields,
a3 u street. 6gn6.
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POND's EXTRACT rs for sale At wholesale nv
Chas. Stott & Co, $50 Peunsvlysuia AysT,os
and by druggists everywhere. twftf
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GEORGETOWN ADYERTISEsENTS.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r, Georgetown.

RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r, Georgetown.
EEERBAY-THAT SPLENDID PROPERTY ON
THF ANTHEM NORTHEAS HEIGHTS
OF GEORGETOWN, u. Car AUCTToN
a. On sAII r. Af. Oct. her ASH, a. I o'clock
b.. p m. Viii offer the above properly, situated
- on the east side Of Montgomery above : ID lard
street. The house contains some Is rooms with an
modern Improvements, and the ground abqg
acres. Also, We VIII self the lot. attached. being
Stoddard streets.
This property being cons fgn0us t. she p street
railroad and uN erinpAiug Washington CITY, Is con-
sldsred very desirable.
Terms: Oue-tEirt cash, balance IN u and IS
months, OF $1,000 ian r-msiu on the house par. AT
10 per ceRt. per aUHum. Ali conyeyancing, &c, at
oct2O THOMAS BOWLING, Aurt.
kY THOMAS BOWLING, Auotr; Georgetown
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY OK
WASHINGTON STREET, GEORGETOWN, AT
- On WEDNESDAY, October 22i, At 4:3Op,
E9 M, Will s. u, on tn misses, cart q Lot So
~, fronting about 81 feeJ on the east eide #
streets, by depth Of % feet. The improvements
consist of asubstaniial two-stury and -a-half Brck
Dwelling House; water and gas. permanent
wash tubs, marble m antes. pantry, &C &c This
property is elgibly loo ated, on oae ~ tha finest
streets, near the rect cars, and il well worthy the
attention Of buyers.
Terms to suit. Convey ancinr At cost Of chaser
octls THOMAS BOWLING, AHct'r.
SPECIAL NQTICE.-N0w opening, AMI viii be
y sold cheap for cash, large assortment Of s-a-
sonable Dkf GOODS. All the Newest Shades for
Ladies Redngotes, Black Alpscas, Black CA,h.
meres, Black Satt-eDs, Blankets, Flauuels, CASH
meres, Bordervd Towlings, Damask Table Drapers
With good lot Of CarPstiugs, Oilcloths, Hsssuck.
Rugs, &c. Give a cali and seq for Yourselves. Al
s. THOMAS BROWNS
octl.- OF New Store, no. l2l Bride" street.
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THERMOMETERS and BarOmeters are repaired
and made TO order by Hempler ne ar \ street
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CoRNs, ETC.-'The wise for health on daily
walks depend" and sufferers from corns,
bunions, club, or ingrowing nails, vascular ex-
cascences, chilblains, or other ailments Of the
feet find quick relief at DIR. Whites establish
ment, No. SIS 18th street, opposite the U. 5.
Treasury.
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IN BANKRUPTC

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, s.:
AZ Msshington, the 7th day of October, A. ID.
nc;r hereby gives notice Of bis sp-
nAN, OF Warrington, ID. c., who has bsen adj adeed
. BON his own petition, BY the Supreme
ociI-tu u REGIsALD FENDALL. Assignee
RhsT FOOD FOR INFANrs.-a The young
- frince thriyes so well upon IL that IL mus be
very Eood I'D. EtckardSca. " IL ables
Mothers MIR ssciosely IS possible ID. BHker.
Astounding In FLESH aud BONE FORMING sab
stances Food perfectly fuIs fs object W i-ress
other socaIiss Foods being entirely devoid Of novr
tehing prop induce rirkety and idiotie ,ssdi-
tion. isaiso fully freed from the groun hu ks
of the wheat. which caness irritation q tbeb wells,
isis to the Queen, b the Prince 9, Wa e, &C.,
sscrekeepers throughout America. sugls SIS iy
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The District Militia.

PROMOTING THE EFFICIENCY OF THE voLUN-
TIER ORGAEIzATIONs-THE OFFICKRs TO BE
BANNED.
From the following general order it will be
seen that our military officers will be required
to be wen up in their duties.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
AdjutlHf Generals Office,
WASHINGTON, october IS, 1S73l
General Ordsr No. 8
I. The following named officers are hereby
GERS of the National Guards OF the District of
Columbia:
1. Col. W. G. Moore. A. u. c., president.
2. Col. s. W. Owen, Quartermaster.
;. Col. y. b. Fugtt, A. ID. e.
4. Col. j. v. W. Nandenburg. A. ID. e.
3. Lieut.. Col X. I. Fleming, LIST regiment.
q. Mai. G. Il. Fisher, LIST battalion infantry.
Z. Capt. Donald McCsthran, LIST regiment.
s. First Lieut.. Oscar HOugh. list regiment.
II. The board will convene at the office of the
Adjutant General, on Tuesday, the 10th of No
vember, 1873, at O'Clock y. m.,-the JUNIOR
officer acting as recOrdeT-and will arrange for
at least two meetings during each week, unit!
dissolved by orders from these headquarters.
III. 1t shall be the duty of the board to exam
Inc to their qualifications for their respective
military positions all officers who NAV be or
dered before it, and upon the completion of its
labor 10 submit 70 the Adjutant General a re-
port, giving the name OF each officer so exam
ined. his rank, company. regiment or battalion,
and his fitness a. thus ascertained for commits
sion.
". Field staff and company officers are
hereby ordered 70 report to said board upon
written notice from the president thereof, who
viii promptly report 10 the office Tne name of
any officer who fails TO appear at the time and
place designated.
BY command Of his exceTency, the governor
ard con mandeT-in- chief.
AMOS WEBSTER. Adiutant General. u. C. NJ
Oheial.-J. V W NANDENBURG, a. ID. g.
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To GET RID OF the Chrls Immediately. take
Dooley's Ague Powders. They cure perma-
nently. go
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TAKE CARE OF Your VALUARLRs-Csu
and examine the FIRE ana burglar proof vaults
OF the Safe Deposit Company. corner of New
York avenue and 18th street, for safe keeping
OF securities, jewels, silver ware or other vain
ables. Rents from ten TO sixty dollars per an
nun, according T. size. No business man can
afford 10 do without them. Take ssdyI.say from
TIE CAicdOo and Boston fr,s
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FOB THE LADIES,


CARRIAGES o,RRr,orsm CARRIAGE /
large assortment Of CARRIAGES, Of most
less than New York prices, at the 1sxStT4
WARRINGTON CARRIAGE REPOsI- NJ
TOBY, No. S1S l2th street. Main Repository, No.
30 est fayette street, baltimore, Md sepzs I'm
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT 0FFICE.-An per-
~ sons wishing 70 sTBl1y Tsiis6Ie Servants win
street, between and streets, where their orders
will be prom yhled. febllly
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In THE sUPREMECOURTO OF TIE DISTRICT
l. OF COLUMBIA.

HoIdthf SPecdI 1ern7, OctObfT Iifh, 1873.
In the case OF stephen Guista and May Suista
executors OF MIC aAEL GUISTA, deceased the
executors sforesaia have. wit the appreciation II he
supreme Court Of the District Of Columbia aforesaid
app lnted TUESDAY, the 9th day If Noyerlhar
u 1885 Tor the hnal settlement and distribution OF
the personal estate of said deceased and Of the assets
IN hand as Tar as the have been COLLECTED and
turned unto money; when and where all the credit
tors and helrt Of said deceased notified TO ATTEND
with Their claims properly vOuched or thew may
otherwise By law be excluded from ali benefit 10 said
Q. eeass az estate: Provided, copy Of this order he
published once q week for three xeers IN IT, So.
~ eviou. 10 the said day. Test: ~ S'~i
octl4tu-N' A. WEBSTER. Register Of villa
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LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING CG'i,
Terms of SubscrIr,,ou.

10 FULTON STREET, NEW YORK..
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coed PAPER.
me publishers OF Our FmEsr

The publishers OF Our FREsIDf
FRIEND. Chicago, announce this weeL
in our columns. their second Annual
Distribution Of premiums to subscrib
ers. This excellent Story and Fami-
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It's success has been great. 1t is
firmly established as one of the lead
ing weekIies of the Un;on, with the
largest circulation Of any paper,in the
West. Its success may in no slight
degree be attributed to its method OF
distributing premiums which is per,
manent with this paper, being
held annually. Its distribution last
year gave general satisfaction. Their
list Of premiums is fine and secures
to every subscriber for 1878 a premi-
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We cheerfully recommend the pa
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Specimen copies of the paper and
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fishers Chicago. if
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A Coed enc OH Pref sulIins.

GSO0 enc oh FrGA. SubiAuc-
As an unusually able preacher
Prof. Sullins has a reputation ii
many localities, and where he has
not, he has only TO preach sermon
to get up one. On certain occasion
he slipped away from home, how far
does not matter, and preached to a
congregation, which was almost as
strange to him, as it was small. The
sermon started the good people to tel
ling all their neighbOrs what a
preacher Prof. Sullins was, and they
soon embraced the opportunity of an
appointment for protracted meet
ing. to write him to be present and
preach. he agreed, and the hour
was appointed. That was enough.
The people prepared to 60 en- TadSse,
and en- maSSe they did 60. But the
day was very unfavorable, aud it is
quite likely Prof. SullinS was unwell,
o. he would have braved the storm,
but he did not 60, and we are not 60
ing to intimate that he supposed for
a moment that people who did not
turn out to hear him on a favorable
day, would not turn out on disagree
able one. The hour came and every
one expected him to rise from behind
the country pulpit, and stir the dry
bones into life. 1t SO happened that
a different type of minister was pres
ent, and succeeded in obtaining his
consent to preach in strange pulpit.
To be plain about it. he was Mt
"much preacher" Soon the whiS-
per ran around the room-''Is that
SuIlins?' lis that Sullins?" until
it encountered plain spoken midi
vidual, who had nose like a carrots
and beard like shoe brush. who,
being about disguised with the pros
pect of a revival, exclaimed, "well,
l don't know, but if it is, he can't
preach worth dam -
We intend if we can, to restore
Prof. Sullins to his good standing in
that community, and we mean to
promise positively, that he will be
there when the hour of his next APP
pOintment shall arrive, and those
people will agree with us, that he can
preach. As to the doubling Thomas
alluded to above, we want him there,
and if he goes, we warrant he will be
among the first at the mourner's
bench. 81.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-02-25

Mr.. Meals Sale on Saturday last
was very successful, considering the
unfavorable state of the money mar
ket. His property in town was cut
up into lots, which together with the
two country farms of fifty acres each,
aggregated the handsome of $5,O5I.
of which by the terms of sale, one
fourth was cash in hand. Prof G.
B. Smith. the artist, purchased the
residence, and several of the lots
which were all Of irregular size. Mr..
Dixon of the Bristol Foundry and
Machine Shop, purchased the
two farms. There we're thirteen
sales in all. -Four of the lots were
purchased in order to put upon the
market to be sold again, and those
desiring to purchase, will please call
on Mr.. John Slack, for terms and
price.
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Diseases Of the Thrsnt & Lungs

At the present time when so many
persons are suffering from Throat and
Lung diseases, every one should bear
in mind that Hasson's Compound
Syrup of Tar never fails in curing
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Pain in
the Breast, Sore Throat and Lungs
1t is an excellentremedy for Group and
Hopping Cough. No family should be
without it.
Sold by all Drug Stores and Dealers,
throughout the United States.
P s. See that the signature OF
Russell & Lands, Prop'rs is on each
wrapper.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-02-25

Thomas House for Rent offer for
rent or sale the THOMAS House HOTEL
residence and bar-room on Main Street
Bristol. For hotel purposes it is val
liable. AS a private boarding house
1t is by far the most suitable property
in town. For price and terms apply
to me or to James NJ. Thomas at the
Virginia House.
J. WHEELER THOMAS.
Jan..7, '72.-tf.
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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 hand
some statutory form for deed will
apply at the office Of the BRISTOL
News. tt.
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The Weather.-Sunday last was
cold and windy. On Monday morn
ing the Bristol Thermometers were at
Zero, excepting those which were ex-
posed to the wind and they were down
to minus twelve. Monday was full OF
breezes fresh from some polar expe-
dition, and Tuesday was bright and
almost pleasant.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-02-25

Tie Methodist Church Meeting con
tlnues On last evening Rev. 4. W.
Moore, the Presiding Elder, preached
There were some ten penitents at the
altar. On Sunday there were five
persons received into the church, and
on Monday evening there we're four
conversions.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-02-25

The FTuit.-SCme apprehensions
are felt concerning the peach buds.
but from a personal examination we
think those on the highlands at least
are practically uniujured by the Frost
King as he passed on Sunday night.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-02-25

Mr.. G. ". Frost, at the Big boot
on Main Street, has very nice and
comfortable residence, in most ex-
celIent condition, in the town of Snow
vile. Va, so graphically described
on our first page, and he wishes to
sell that property at a very low price,
or to exchange for property in Bris-
fnl
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-02-25
A Healthy Digestion.

Life is rendered miserable when the
digestive organs are impaired. Food
become repulsive; the body enaaciated;
the mind depressed and melancholy
broods over you. TUFTS VEGETA-
BELIEVER PILLS is the remedy
for those evils: they produce sound
digestion; create good appetite, inn
part refreshing sleep and cheerfulness
of nlind.f9 vs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-02-25

Ho1o is it7-We have serious
complaints of the P. NJ, at Car.
ter Depot, on account of his failure
to send forward promptly on each
Saturday the regular weekly mail for
Piney Flats.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-02-25

Bunting & Pepper has received a
large addition to stock of Drugs,
Paints, Oils and Lamp Goods. Fresh
Garden Seeds from the most approved
growers. Also another invoice of To-
bacco, Cigars and Snuff also Wines,
Whiskeys and Brandies for medicinal
purposes. feb25tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-02-25

Il Medical CoUege.-We are in
formed, by underground cable, that
two of our we'll known and most COM
petent physicians, purpose establish
ing a Medical College iu Bristol
We wish them great success.
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1000 KEGS, assorted sizes Old Dominion Nails
200 Boxes assorted sizes Window Glass. -
5000 Pounds Pntty in Bladders and in Cans in Oil
$50 Sacks, Rio, Laguayra, lava, and Mocha Coffee
800 Barrels Raw ana Refined Sug2Ys,
40 Csddies, Green and Black Tea.
100 Boxes Cream Cheese
500 pounds Manila Indigo.
10 Sacks Black Topper.
10 Sacks Allspiee.
loo Barrels, Nos l, 2 and MaokeFel
30 Barrels Moasses and Fine Syrup
so Boxes Laundry Starch.
20c Boxes Laundry and Toilet Soaps.
25 Cases Italian Naccsroui.
300 Dozen Eason's Backing.
leo Gross Laundry BlueiHg.
80 Gross PaTlCr Matches. .t..-
so Cases Concentrated L.e.
SOC Eeams assorted Wrapping Paper. .s
400 Kegs Bread Soda. ..H
LEE d TAYLORLBRO'S,
Wholesale & Retail GrOcers & Commission Merchants.
Lynchburg, Va.
Feb. 4, Is7s.-tf - ~ %
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1873-02-25

IRirtieh Year at the Business. -
Mr.. w. w. James desires to an
nounce. that he will in a few weeks,
purchase the summer stock for his
thirtieth year at the mercantile bus.
mess. His prices viii be lower than
ever before, and he desires to close
out at reduced rates, many goods now
on hands. 1t.