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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10

SATTENS at 81. so. 10, 70c.-a re-
duction of twenty five per cent,
EMPRESS LOTIIS at 80, 50. aud
M TO 7jc. per yard.
SILK-CORDED POPLINS al 75c Per
yard worth 81 -.
POPbIN ALPACAS-bcst quality
at 4Oe. per yard; soli evere"here
CORDED and PLAIN ALPACAS at
poe. worth SOC per yard
BLACL BROCADED AL."ACAS at
25c worth Soc per yard.
BLACK ALPACAS. MOHAIRS, and
BBILLlANTlNES a. all prices
BOMBAZINES fiom $l.25 to 81 per
yard
AUSTRALIAN CREPE at SOC wcr;h
75c per yard.
Handsome BKOCADED TOPLINS.
all silk and wool, al 81 Ter yard,
reduced from 81 a..
Handsome SILK aud WOOL-STRI
PED FOPLINS. lsJ Yards in a
patti, IN, for SIS. reduced fun $25.
D1ub.e-!aced COTTON PUPLlAS at
He :, per yard worth 25c
Double laced COTTON rOPLINS at
162c, per yard worth Sos
Gallo OES at u 81. 10, and 12Jc.
WHITE FLANNEL. iul yard vide
and all wool, 1t 45c. per yard worth
GGc.
WHITE FLANMELS, in all quail
ties. from zoe. up ia 81 per yard.
COLORED FLANNEbS in ali quail
ties
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED
CANTON FLANNEL from III to
45c. per yard
DOMESTIC GINGHAMS at 10, 12!.
and l62c.
CHEVIOr SHIFTING at 1C2c.
worth 25c Fer yard.
LINSkiS from leg 10 lGc Ter yard
BED-TICK from lU TO SOC per yard.
DOESKIN CASHMERE atSl per
yard worth 81 -.
Excellent SATlNETS at 80, GO and
75c per yard.
KENTUCKY JEANS from Lea to
SOC per yard.
CHARLOTTESVILLE CASH
MEkES at very small advance
On maniac 'ure!>' Fric'>.
WATER-PROOF CLOIHS at 15c..
81, Sl.25, 81 50. All 81 -. per
yard
BLACK and Brown YELYETEENS
in all qualities
TRIMMING YELOURS, in ali col.
ors. at 81 aud 80 per yaId
SILK VELVET. black u,d cu.o.ed,
ior trimming Al q millinery u.s..
TABLE>GLOTHS, pure lien. two
yards long ., 81. worth 81 80.
LINEN DOYLIES to 80. 75c
aud 81 per dczen al - lcr cent.
below rrgnar pr eos
HUCKABACk TOWELS tom 81 -
to So per doz n.
We cali particular attention tn our
TOWELS ii 8 % and SIS per
dozen.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10

The editorial department Of the
Emory Banner is now under charge
of G. G. Williams, Sen. editor,
G. NJ Brown and Rev. i. l..
Capcl, Associate Editors and nj. r..
Brownlow, Business Editor.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10

kinsfolk in Joncsboro'. Being short
, of its usual supply from Jonosboro'
il called on the Holston Methodist
for some of its matter and Brother
Price loaned him two articles in
type, but those articles contained
scntimetS which, however they suit
ed the Southern Meth0diStS and
the democrats, looked quito i'll at
case and read awfnlly in a republi-
can paper like the Spy. The cat
in the meal was rot discovered by
the editor Of the Spy until II had
gone ont aud the devi,ment was
done. The Spy is for Judge Gil
icnwaters who is running on u sort
of L:thcrcn platform, and these ar
ticles must be apologized for, but
how TO do 1t seems to have puzzled
the Spy. The Judge is northern
methodist and a republican, yet he
had adjourned his court to hear a
rebel methodist preach ami he
wanted democratic votes. How to
get Prices spy out of the Spy is
now tbs question. When the
Judge saw the Spy he is said to
have rolled over in his bed and cx-
claimed "Oh Ricl ard !. Richard
little knOwcSt thou the evil thou
has, done !"
Moral
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10
THE VOTE.

Here is the rotc which slaugl.-
tered Washil gton county in the
House. 1t dooms us to the unjust
ingrati ude Of the old assessment.
Alter "a long disru>siun he amend
menls we're seveIaliy rejected, and
the nrigina Hill wa, :hen also dis
missed. on The motion Of Mr. MoR-
RIsON.
AYES --Mrs,rS. Alexander, An,
;crson. A!m"ntrou', Bookings.
Bob ;I,non. Bo,kin, Brady, B:orn,
CamrbeH. Caik "a. j Clark Mat
theN). Crank. Cri,z, Dnoley. Fin
aey, Fitzpatrick, Flood. Foster,
Gibson O.. Gia>on Ct. s., Gilman,
j ave-. Gr,y,pn, hale, Herr 5. How
IRA. Elpiain. James. Jones. lord. n,
Koin,r, L4cy 81. H, Llmk.n,
i.yb,uol;, Massey, Nay, McMu'lnu,
Moore. Morris, Morrison, Moss. Mor
on. N"c!rS. Nichens. Ould, Powell,
Richmond. Rogers. Round, S.'rae@s,
Stuart. Ssphax. Taylor. Turner. Webb,
Wharton, Whitaker, VIM. wager,
Young. and Mr. Speaker-G0.
NOES -AIts>rs Allen. Arm >trons.
Raaks, Blair, Garter q j J Garter
(Jacb). Cecil, CookrriIlr, Cockhii'.
De.i>. FulS r>"'. Tilmi!tnn. HARRISON.
Henderson, iEnlbrook. Hunter. lacy
(B w. Lewis, L2htner, LioPS,
Long ey, Loving, McGonisal. N,sh
wv. y }, Pannili, Shumatc. Spra't,
StnvaIl, Strothrr, Swan. Wake, aud
WlIiiau's-33.
/ motion to reconsider was reject
ID. and the House adjuurncd,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10
C..Tf0r aa Episcopal Convention
il West Virginia.

Frarn L., Wac any lIivii'ge"ccr.
There. l. IN ,rein~. on f''"l i"'
,,,smj,. sl f ,.c pIi ia 'ce>c on, "i
W est Nit.in.t i,o;!rr ""ide. The
DIAN i To nakru,n oce>e> ont al
The present dip.eSr uf Virsiuis. We
hay net re a., circular issue 1T
Cha,lr,tna by ~ Of St. Jobn's
hnrcA stating ihat at meeting al
.ald ,cstry Oh the 18th January 1t
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10
4 SPY IN THE ENEm rs
CAMP.

Bro. Price, Of the Holston Meth
odist has a vein OF cr1el hnmor III
him. We don't blame him, for ii
il perfectly natural. We knew h'm
q fourth Of a century ago, and ne
had it then, aui tie truth IS he
came by it ,h,Orgh The honorable
process Of inheritance.
lis most cruel joke was MS last
one, by which he ont sped lie
Morristown SPY. The Spy Is a
new paper wlrirh 3saws largely
IN the forms Of oae u neighsor 'nS
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10


If the people of Sullivan and
Bristol wish remun rativc invest
ment which will yield immediate
returns they should at once meet
aud consider ihc asylum QUESTION.
The expenditure # S250,o00 and
a subsequent animal expenditure OF
100000 will reward them for the
ou,lav. A few illousacd dollars is
not unlikely to secure it, but they
INST work. We can name three
Virgimans who will raise "A tenth OF
the necessary snn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10

Like an i'll disciplined female
chicken. the Snowville PEOPLE is
pecking 20 pieces its own egg. 1t
claims to have originated the S. w.
Va, Agricultural Society, and new
it saws the said association is not
going to hatch Il c right sort of a
chick, insomuch as it proposes to
pass by local manufacture for for
e;gn ones. So it goes for that egg
bul the People must remember
that it is dangerous to peck a bad
nUrF
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

IEapny tSeIsrf fSI TOuns Meii from u :
eff els 81 : rr"rs tiid Abuses ip ear! lii- ME''-
hood Il stof-d Imp. dim - lo ARrrisg. r-n"'ei
ga mt D. i Of trri,tn'-rI- now lehti AAD'e
r.r,-difs isnks AID iteularS s.it free. ~ sealed
q welcomes -Nddrc.<, iioS ARD Association,
"a satin Siaih l.. t'hiisfeiDhii, Pa IAN IN
ST aIinn >aving high r'2a'auon i"r hohorA'1s
eo.riuet and process iol.2l SAN.
Oct q ls73.-ly.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10
Literature.

The EcLECTIc also fnGs room for array ut in
rtructivc and entertaining articles in general liter
Aturr which Is surpassed by none of the htcIa-
moLthii.E. Is seleetiCHs made frOGi VA the
English periodicals., and occasionally from hes, 81
France and Germany, and cover - iit-ra ure inenm-
parabty richer and more productive than any uthei
10 which the reader find access. 4 class o.;
writers contribute to the English magazines and
newspapers such seldom appear in American
periodicals. and the best 81 these Essays. x. views
sketches, Critic kms, a-c reproduced in the LcLEc
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10
PATEN rs.
! IN connection with the
J, SCIENTIFIC AMFEIAcN

uassrs NrNv & 20 arH Solicitors OF American
and Foreign Patents: and have tIr largest rsith-
lishn,,.rt in tn. word are than Eiiy lh"u~Hid
A ,plieaiious have been made Tor patents thf"hEh
ti.if AZ Ecy =,
Patents are ob ned The best terms. M"'iei,
ot N.w inventions, sd SN~teh,s rNatHi. ed aid
adyic, fire.. All tatenis are tu1'shT d IN ihe
scientific american Ia. W'k they iS-us send t''
,,,,,ot ct 10 nag = o,,rialnnS laws AID fun dir
ertiritS i.,r ,.hi sIuirg TAie"S
Al Ir-sS Tor n. Zap r. conc 'rni'lg Pa'rI'iS,
YrNN s &C., = PARK Row y l. HTA"eh "feo'
CIV E a-d nh Sts washi' sto". j.. g.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10

NAPKINS At 81 rs, $3.50. IFS, 50.
aud up to Sc per dozen.
hiN I'm DAMASG for table-cloths
ON soc. up to 81 per. ward
En- LONG TAGLE~CLOTHS
from 50 up % $50.
COTTON DIAPER 1T :, Ok 81
Si.'o Tor a piece of ten wards,
worth SI,75 and s..
LINEN BIRD'S-EYE DIAPER %
Soc worth 40c per yard.
y full assortment of LADIES'
CLOAKS, WATER. PROOFS. and
ShAWLS all at great bargains.
GENTLEMkN'S SHAWLS ana
CARDIGAN JACKETS, very
cheap.
WHITE anl COLCRED BED.
BLANKETS. all sizes and ouali.
lies. at extraordinary low prices
CALICO COMFORTABLES, home.
maj nfacinre at s. and $50 worth
IS aud so.
CARPETS. MATING. on
CLOTH. RIGS, MATS. and WIN.
DOW-SHADES at Reduced pri>
ceS.
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGE.
BLANKETS a: so. worth SO.
SILK. LINEN, and COTTON HAN
KERCuIEFS. in all lali,ies,
NUBIA3. HOODS. BREAKFAST
SHAWLS. hEGGINS, SCARFS,
and ACQUES.
Grnnine BUCK MITTS.
GLOVES and GAUNTLETS.
BOBBlN EDGING, eighteen wards in
piece, for soc worth SOC. per
ward
WORKED DIMITY BANDS at I0c,
worth 2Oc .....-.
CLARK'S and COATS SPOOL
CUTTON at 70c. per dozen.
MACUINE-NEEDLES from 40c. to
50c per paper nf ten needles.
BEST "ACIlINE OIL at 15c. per
Bntrle.
TITLES at 50 and soc. MOT 75c and
81 ......
t'lLF ard JET JEWELRY in great
variety
LADIES LINEN COLLARS at soc
pr dozen, aIsu COLLARS at 81.
s - AID M IT, 8 80 per dozen.
GhNTLENEN'S LINEN COLLARS
/ co. % AID 81 per dozen worth
s Md s. 80
GENTLEMEN'S RECHERCHE
'EFFS 81 81 worth 81 per dozen;
CROCHET EDGINGS mt IS. &c. and
ZOE. FRA piece e twelve yards,
wnr h 81. 1nd l0c per yard
EEt X -SCARFS at -. 40. soc, and
w u 81 JO-agI much below rcgu-
Itr prices
Ful >,cid.h UNBLEACHED SHEET
ING n ~ 3:}C.
Full width BLEACIlED SHEETING
NJ 3Ic
NEW-YORK MILLS AMI WAN
AUTTA COTTON nj lSc per yard.
Excrl.cnt yard wide BLEACHED and
UNBLEACHED COTTON at 10
and rye per yard, and thousands
Of other bargains ut
7 DDnWUFEG
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10

Mr.. II. G. Stuart, of Saltville,
has keen elected President of tie
Calliopean Society at Emory. Mr..
II. B. Stubblefield Of Tennessee il
President of the Hermesian Socie-
~
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10

Several of the Amateur telc-
scopes Of Emory are said to be
turned anxiously toward the Stars
of Bristol. f-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10

A highly respectable and beauti
full young lady in Memphis was re-
Gently spirited away from masque-
rade ball and her friends have fail
ed to find her. She INDUCED in a
drink of wine, which they fear was
drugged.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10
Jan. Pos
The best Paper! Try It'll
BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED.

The SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN now in its oOth
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news pa .nr o. the Kind in the world. vol
umo commences January 3, 1874.
liz contoits embrace the latest AMI most Interes-
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chancal. and Scientific Progress oil the Wuri :;
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WRITER'S Horkm- and employers, ia all the various
arts.
re SIETTIFiC AMERICAN is the chrapcs.
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Every umb-T ttihs from 40 Ia Is ori giuai
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ENGRAViN1S. illustrating Improvements, DIS
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AID se'aliut , Records Of the latest progress in
the Applications of Steam, Steam f. gineeriug
K1ilwtvS Snip Building, Navigation, Telegrsphy
Tri"g ar'; Engineering, Electricity, Magnetism.
Light and Heat.
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Teachers Tefgvmen. Lawyers, and 'ople If
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ns,ful 10 them. il should have place in every
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V. ar's number contain $50 pag :, and SEVERAL
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afiuerS
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10
Eclectic Magazine
Fereign Literature, Science, and Art
1874.
(THIRTIETH YEAR.)
Science.

FgIo this department, Inc ECLEc'IC gives lar
ger space than any other magazine in TIE
world not cxeIus jvely scientific. IL only
presents from month To n.uihh ample oi
ard invention. hut gathers from the
whole field Of foreign current literature the best
articles Of the most authoritative thinkers and
writers Of such men Profs. Huxley aid Tyn-
dali, Richard Proctor, b. a. Pref. Owen, Er. w.
b. Carpenter. Max Mailer. and Ar. J. Norman
Lockyer, all Of " nom have been represented ia
cent issues OF the Magazine
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10

The English army is said to be
within short march Of the Asian
t C Capitol, and the King will have
to pay a War indemnity of one
million Of dollars.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10

The distribl:inn will he in public. and will he
mad. uudar the sNEl- foTih and regulations "a the
Franc ard Louisville Lib raIY Gift Concerts
under The y i,ervisinu of i committee -! prominent
citizens selected bv the ticket holders.
Reference n lie the Integrity ~ this enterprise
aud of the arrangement is made to the following
well known citizens
Sara. l.. Tib5AIs, 4. ToPorce, J. Nash, J. II.
Gerrish--N"mh"rs of city council.
Judge T. J. BLACK. Asst u. !. Assessor; MalSh
& 'ircenwald. Pr"qriri"rs Metropolitan Hotel: Eu-
capo Moore city Marshal: ". " Hun. Architect;
! K.hoe, Constable j. HAPPIER, Jew"ler; Capt.
s. How. Contractor; q. II. Richmond Il Co.. Con-
lns-ion Merchants: NJ. Z. Campbell, Proprietor
Genital fintrl singleton & C:-ah, P,oprieto's Pa
c &c stables; r. Hitch. Merchant, Sandy. Utah :;
A O. Jtrrisou, Helena. Montana.
We will also san, u..c- that each and every per
SCR buying tirk-t can at any and all tires EXAM
inc cur books AID al business transactions
ted with tho enterprise: and As the drawing of
prizes III be placed In the hands Of honest and
di>intcrss,ei men, i; will insure fair and Impair
tial dist "ibUti"n.
Good Responsible Agents Wanted.
Liberal Commission Allowed.
re Money shorld b4 sent by Express by
Draft on any solvent bank, by Post "fce MONEY
Order. Registered Letter, at our Iisk. Fer par
ticulaTs, address
f. ". MORGAN, Manager, .
Lock Box 158, Corinne.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
Law DEPARTMENT..

J. y Minor, LII. D., Prof Com. and stat. Law s.
u. Soushall, IL, p Prof Equity and Law " rrcI,-
ant. iftrTnRtl Law. etc. Nrssitn begins oct |
1873, and continues niae months. destruction bv
textbooks ard lectures combined. illustrated by
Moot our exsrcises For catalogues, alplv ~
q University of Va) 10 WM. WERTENBAKER.
sec'y fsc'y.
Augmsi IL
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10
Editorial Department.

The Editorial rcpar' merits are LITERARY NoTI-
cEs, d'alirg with tie o Ks publish. al home
FoREGG> LITERAgY NOTES. giving the iTe>hr,t Ia
f. nation about literary matter abroad SCIENCE.
which, supplements the loI ger articles with Lriei
para. a9hS covering the whole sei"utih &c field . ard
IN VAKIETITs Will be cund choice readings. Gull
led from books ami foreign journals. No 1thsT
Fl 'ectic publication attcmps day ntHg Ike tass-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10

The Salt Lake Lottery announced
in our advertising columns is Il
RoNAFIDE enterprise.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10

There is good reason to believe
the Legislature will give Ills six per
cent unadalterated, but it is said
the Senate will kill the House bill
raising the jurisdiction of Justices
OF the Peace. ss,'
The late Junior editor of the
News, has not been for a day dis
ab!ed from his business by the shot
received in the Hinton "affray"
and has entirely recovered.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10
EiCiinn.

The EcLFoTIc, without giving auduo PrnIrin-
e,ce to this department, oF.Ts its adsrs the b-st
serial stories I" be had, tn-. ther with the short
tories for which the English magazines have a
III h and deserved reputation.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10

The Norfolk Masonic driving is
announced positively for tive after
noon Of the 9Th OF May.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10
Steel Engravings.

Each nnmbsr contains FT,e St.eI Incr4r ing on
some subi-ri ar sanerfi Interest u.nAI v q
portrait--aud cash years rolGnts contain twelve
more at iheS- FuErf wings. which rNet ut-d in
he manner ~ ;ir best ARTIST These -rcra-
viz g are al i.rrmattrt raiur, add gr, ally to
the attraetiv. ncs> of the Eaga1iie,
A. Tho aim Of the z. cTir * to be IT, tructve
without being dali. and Ell; sttiidg without being
trivial: AID u will be found indis Icrs'hIe to all
those a RS WIN "a icavnr Ia keep with the
ried intellectual activity ofthe time.
TFtHS :--Single eopies, As cents one copy one
year. -: two copies one year 80 FIVE copies one
year, go. Agents wanted to get up clubs. Ad-
dress,
+. +. PFLT0N, PuLlsher
les Fulton street New-York.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10

ASH WEpN RsnAY, the beginning
of Lent, fJr 1874, Will be on the
18Th inst.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10
BUY YOUR DRY GOODS OF
!HE8Z I<UD
.al LEVY BROTHERS ,---

dnR moncT ly Hnn Ge01 Hedvc2i01s Aa1s been
nUae9H kIepaTccS zHES5 GOU0S 10 close cat
tie HHOIIe e.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10

There is 10 prospect that the
present Legislature will interfere
in any material way with the Court
bill.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10
IL 600 Cash GIFTS will be distributed
by lot among the Z iei. Ct II oiders.
LIST OF GIFTS

Total 900 Gifts, all cash amounting to sir5O0,o00
Hg- 1he coacert and distribution of gifts will
positirely and uatquit Ocaiy tfLe PiGcs Oa the Gay
nosp 6reG whether all Inc tickets are sold or not.
aud the u 900 gIits all paid IA proportion 10 tie
Eu uiber of tickets sold
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets, sac !; Islves. SIS; Tenths. or
each coupon, IS Eleven " hole Tickets for s.Oa
22H Tickets for $1,000; Il3 Whole Tickets for
$500; 227 Whole Tickets for $40 oGu. No discount
on less than $3.50 worth Of Tickets
TFAOS e.. KEA7EEEETE.
Agent Public Library Kentucky and Manager
Gift Concert, Public Library building, Louisville,
X. Dec, l6-4t
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10

WiIdman's Goa ly Troupe, is play
ing at PetersburE.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10

IS ~ 10 SE3G in Wall ~. often leads to II
WI rurtunr. No risk 3,-pIge pamphlet
ia ! [ for stamp. VALENTINE TTSBtlpGE \
ny - - Co, BANKERS broke Il, 50 " ali-st y
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10

Mixing politics ike mixing drinks
Ger throws the brightest plans. Iaethinks I!
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10
100000 TICKETS.
PRICE $500 EACH.
22G.5OOO IN GIFTS!
is FO!iOiCH.
ONE CHANCEIN EVERY NINE!

50 a3I Cash Gifts. anouatinsto S22s
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10

JUDGE Hughes has appointed -Jno.
u. Paphain, clerk If iis CouL fr
kichmOnd and Alexandria. TIE
bankruptcy f,-es Of the office, have
alone, since 1865 amounted TO Que hun
dred and thirty thousand dollars.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10

NOAH Walker, the greet Clothing
Merchant, died on last Tuesday, at the
aye of IS. Let Us hope il can not he
SAID of him that lin that upper realm,
he has nothing to wear
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-02-19
WHO is GUILTY?

"Ihe man waits outside" said Mr..
sspenser Fcnton's servant, as he stepped
in front of the low Office table, piled with
books ana law papers.
Mr.. Fcnton's servant was n mau of
penetration, and knew where to draw tie
dividing line between the commonplace
"man" and the order Of being known us
tho gentleman"
"l1et him come in" said Mr.. Fcnton,
quietly as he took pistol from n drawer
laid it OH the table and dropped news
paper over it.
Mr.. Fcnton was lawyer in good prac-
ticc in Il large city, and was known as
widely among the class of customers for
whom he practiced as a celebrated lawyer
OF Great Expcc.ation" and fame.
The man was admitted, and proved to
be sullcn-loolsing british parsonage.
air. Fenton looked once ut this square
jawcd savage face, and Judged his man.
you may go, john" he said to his
servant
Take an hour or two for yourself, ii
you like"
John went out, and the lawyer then
took his seat at the table opposite his
client, looking at him stcrnly.
Now my man." he said quietly, "wc
arc together, and / want TO know exactly
how the matter stands"
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-02-19
POETRY.
ALITTLE GIRL THAT SOLD MATCHES.

The Painful scene / Ihave cndeavored to por-
tray, says writer in New York Graphic, is
founded upon an occurrence that recently came
to the notice of one of the teachers employed by
the eChildren's Aid Society, and is no whit more
distressing than other scenes that are enacted
nightly in this metropolis. i'll might hope to
interest one single reader to the extent of in
the noble charity conducted by that society
should feel that l had accomplished something
in tic cause of humanity
Oh hope she amt been drinkin- tH
Yes'm every match is sold:
But l,aint got all the money
Three cents, mammy's, all stoled.
Course / knowcd you'd lick me for it,
Lcmmc tell y, how it come
Then, perhaps, you'll whip mc easy,
Less you've been a tlrinkin rum.
Iwns dreadful tired walkin'-
Seemed as like as not, I'd drop;
So l stopped to rest minute,
Right afore bakers shop.
Suthin' gripped me in the stummick
AT a sight o thing to eat;
Cause h1dnt struck il lucky
Findin scraps along the street.
No not yet-just wait minute
Till tell y, then you may.
Since you gave me that pertater
amt had bite TO day;
And them crullcrs looked SO temptn',
got crying where stood
Never tasted nothin' like 'em,
Bvt l knowed they must be good.
Then seed two girls comn'--
They was just about my size
Dressed so nice and warm and handsome
With such purty-lookin' eyes;
Watched 'cm walk right in so careless,
Like it want no harm to do;
When see 'cm buyin' crullcrs
went in and bought some, too
Got three cents worth-come ont ,rcmblin'
Kind o scared at what I'd done;
And q loaiin' boy that seen me
Snatchcd 'em out my hand and run.
Then sot down on the curbstonc,
Feelin' weak and sort o. sick,
Till plceceuan come am tole me
~ Gotlp now, and travel quick!
Lick me now: hnt You must give me
just one little bite to sat!
can't stand i, 'thont no supper
No! no no! Don't lie my feet!
Oh, that great big stickll kill me!
Nanny, I'll lie good-Tll try
Well, then, kill me please TO kill me-!
oh Please, please to let me die!
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-02-19

A man who had recently been elected
Il major of militia, and who was not over
burdencd with brains, took into his head
on the morning Of parade, TO exercise Il
little by himself. The field selected for
this purpose was his own apartment
Placing himsclfin military attitude,
with sword drawn he exclaimed Att;n.
ton, company! Rear rank, three PAGES
march! and he tumblcd down into the
cellar. His wife hearing the racket, came
running iii saying, "NIy dear, have you
killed yoursclf?' "Go about your busi-
ness, woman" said ,hc hero; "what do
you know about WARP"