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, 1874-11-19
DEATHS,


GuILESAt 667 aiIehiRan.ay.t Nor. l., Of oonsu,up-
ton Mr. Ltzzie Gnllea adopted daughter Of T. Ii. Coo
fu9erai NOV, ia At tho residence Of .. D. aulles.
RThIsCoLI;t-Nor; - Mat. wife et Dan!e1 Dri,oel!.
FlHoFal To-Day AZ 10 a. ff1n tha raAtouoa Of hes
husband, No. ltS East ari.on.a Frouds of Tho fan.
ly aru respectfully nEicd to attend
DARG!N-Nov. 1a. yougent dauxatur Of John Darxtu.
Nov. 19. = - -~s
ks- Nov York papers p1eaae copy.
SFENCER-Tha funeral Of Charlie Eugene, eufy and
beloved sun OF u Spencer and May Dure Baker, Will taxa
place At taer tosdance. aH West Harrison it b, m
Yhnxsd1y. Nos. -. EarraEea to Rasphiii.
Al Is dark within cur dwelling,
Lhnoy IL our home to-day,
For the ono WAosa a1nlig4 hire ctleafad nj
Has foEevcr passed away.
Nc sam hEs sniforings, heard his sighs,
Win throhbtng hcarts and fearful oyoa.
But now he Atseps, and ua1m Al last,
All pain and suffering forever pxst.
Etucksd ros8 for thas sweet Charlie
Tny aYcr.fas0red fowor,
bud long had nusstd Tor theo
Within our watry boxes
F1YNN-Nov. u, Of consumption, Bridget A. B1Juta
'fs absn g. an9 ns.,s Fl cs,S
by gnr q Calvary. Friends arc invlted
"a Erie {Pa.} papera please copy.
, 1874-11-19

Fred A. Wheeler, manager Of tho elevators at
tho eagtern end Of tho Baltimore j. Ohio Rail.
road, IL In tho city.
". N. Fay. Of La Crosse, who is prominently
identified with the insurance interests Of Wiscon-
sin. Is spending a few days in tho city.
Capt. ", 8. Harbort and his wifo, Airs. Lizzie
Boynton"Harbort well known IN woman -sunrago
circles, intend removing to this city from Des-
MoineB.
The Denyer Democrat Of tho 18th BAYS TINT
Mr. Il. Fl. Honore OF this city. and other gentle
mon, are examining the mining district Of
Georgetown.
It is rumored in religious circles that the Rev.
Florence Mccarthy, Of the Amity Church, con-
templates deaerting the ministry at no distant
day, with viow to ensering the political world.
Last Tneeday evening tho marriage of Mrs.
Eliza Evans. and hlr. Richard l.. Ball took place
ut tho residence OF Mt. Charles Kosn sic Wa
bash avenue. Tho marriage ceremony was per-
formed by tho ltov. Mr. Daniels, Of Park Avopue
Methodist Episcopal Church, In tho presenco OF
q large number of the fEiouds OF the contracting
parties. Mr. and Mrs. Ball loft yesterday for
lhoir home In Indiana, whlther they 20 with the
kind wiahos OF their many Chioago friends.
, 1874-11-19
The Committee adjourned to moot again
tho first Friday in December.
TEE JOLLY PACKERS.

Tho provision trade have at leugth established
q permanent organization for holding night ses-
souH in the 0pon Board, Chamber OF Commerce.
At noeting held Inst evening the Committee
appointed Tuesday evening to submit names for
officers raportel the following: Josiah N. htilea,
President; g. II. Culbortson, First Vice-prest-
dent; Joseph T.. Marat. Second Vlce-Preaident
b. Frank Howard, Secretary; az Diroctora-John
Ragan, Charlcs L. Raymond. Charles B. Tape,
j. P. Lawrenee, Alexander Goddis, William
KiYkwood. Benjamin 4. Jones, James 8. Case,
j. J. White, aud George Baron.
Tho Board meeting waa then opened, Mr.
Lawrence acting W caller.
10 the uninitlated tie proceedings at Board
in English numerals, for all the inforlnaslon Lo
can Eloan from them. Moss pork was begun
with, aud thlH was tho atyle In which MIR. Caller
wont OIL apoaksmg with lightning rapidly, yet In
4 perfeetly lntelllgible and comprehensive man
nor to the nembers: Bcll 250 for 90; sell 25u
terroaes-" My Board Ia on tho door; my Board
III on tho 1oor,"-harlnouy eatablishod-05 for
$50; 6U0 at 20-hIr, Premium, II will take
. sollehsud ut 250111-sel At the year 1os5 fot
2do-glye % for 259-giye 40 sell at q your--1oN
IL bld-62i1 ofIerod for 250, aud 10 OIL ad iniini-
tun,: lednctng tho foregoing to plain Amori-
can It means :hat pork aud lard arc frm-whicla
M to the latter may be expected. considering tia
lutte sudden fall Of tho temperature.
On motion Ut Il. +. Lawrolos, it waa agreed
that, III all caeeR where quantities we're not apeci.
fed, ofYoTn to purchase Or ao. lard would iinply
$50 tiercas; Of pork, 600 barrels, and Of bulk
meats, 10U,000 ll'H.
], J. Richards moved that tho calls begin al
a quarter to oyery eyoning. The motion waa
aelced to.
Tho telegraph companies wore by resolution
invited to open Offices in tha building.
htr. 1Rwrcncc tApn announced that Mr. Board
man. of Chapn Il GoroB, had invited the Doart
to yiait As establishment. [ChsorH.] Tho inyi
tatlun was accepted aud slcceas to tho Nich,
Hoard was drank IN sparkling champagne.
, 1874-11-19

Court In bail OF sbo0.--Willlan Wilougllhby and
Oharloa Watson. arrested for robblng Whtpple
Msss soseadsS Of NST q D sa % %s # eF o nay se ss Se
Jasfos Kaufmann-T Thomas Franzon and
john 4!trh, two hard characters. woro arrested
yeBtcrday morning md brought before tho Jun-
tieo on silHp lion Of boing implicated In tho rob,
e9s. ss se> ssf'o Il sso Of As9 a'sa ss2e's sse
animation tlloy Y. ',hcld to tho Criminal Court
~ nall o. Rb,0of: cnc',. Mr. Blcmpfai Was way-
tl 'ala eaf.y IN tho evening when returning from
ha Mo,x within ono square Of his roadoneo, md
Anockea uown aud robbed Of tho monay, with
otsor ya'llables. Quirk waa cut on bail ID con.
nect'on with another robbery In which 10 lg~
uros conBplcuunsly.
ss,', 1ee en1a,I.s @inesIA fellew named John n:
! morning IN great haBto aud npparept t,istycss,
and aworo ont warrant for thu arrest OF James
Taylor, who for aon,e tfmo past has resided OF,
te Mest ao esfg'ng him .h ispSsng of
rant, s3mytli III lit out" ritl as much GasIo AZ ho
had shown when l1o can1e In, and romarkod TINT
t. was dollars and conta to him that tho arrcst Of
Taylor should be accomplished. Tho valuo Of
anown that Air. Taylor haB d,sposed OF 1t, hut
certain 1t is TINT Smyth uhH laboring under con-
siderable oSctto!nont through foar that Taylor
wonid oecnro him. From tho ActonB OF the
complainant 1t is posatblo that bis obituary no.
tice will apnear In tomorrow mornings paper
! unlcBa h8 man ia brought in. Out OF compass
sion for tho snytt fauify 1t Is to DO hoped that
Taylor will 10 oaHe ho hoara that tho warrant haa
been issued, surrender hiniHelf Without further
trouble to tho Smith who writes his namo with
a"y."
MI6CELLANEOuB.
Oliver Hagorty stole sign from n. q. Cha
pin, Of No. 34 South Union street, so tho latter
ayers. and Detectivo Flynn arrested him and
placed him III the Madigon stroet Station laa.
! evening.
Robbories on strook cars have bcen quite fro.
lnent Of Into, aud the thieves have escaped In
oyory Instance but ono. Lust evening, about
Wis., @as rdns op Tho TSaa sorm of Of 70" aSison @
street cur, near Canal, when he uas iosted by
two men, md S45 taken from bis pocket. He
| suspected William Wil1oughby and Cl,arlen Wat,
! son. and Officers lansing and Hlnchman were
called and nrrosted them. Tho prisoners wore
locked up In tho Madison Street Station.
, 1874-11-19
ANNOUNCEMENTS


~ o.pt'"u u4t'8 noa'e uaa ts'1'ossa w. .tol ,s
NO. 3A4 "est Monroe street TO NO. o2s "ess
Adams ntrcot, a house having boon kindly
donated for it's rse.
no1tr,o,s aa.r,oo. Id .br +ha Inv nr cooa-
Nelstoos solsicea, 'eu w tua 1e'' ~: uooa-
WIN. VIII 10 heid shls evening III the Lincoln
Park Congregational Church, corner OF Sophia
aud Mohawk streets.
Tho noy. Florence Mof7arshv will nyeaeh this
ovon;ns. At 7.an oo,oot NJ .ho h,i1dino .t ths
corner OF Warren avenue and Robey street.
Subject: "Uotiness."
Tin 1unchoa for t,,o bonoot y, t,,a ohnrch ~
49, sAA' ooasAs " wv unaNsA Va
der tba slormon House md hv thar M no,1 or
aYcc1lanca attroct a laT1o natron9oo 'eA "op'~A0A
1~-,,. m,'1 .s eo t,,o"se'
Tho Chicago Academy OF Homeopathic Physi-
Clans and Surgeons WILL meet thia evening at tho
fremont House. The Section OF hateria hlodica
VIII present q report on electricltys place In
medicine.
Grand Master E. B. Sherman will lecture bo.
foro tue monbera al Tomplar Lodge No, 4lQ, |,
, 1874-11-19

ffom tno Days Of ltomoa infancy ne hare been
taught that in union there Is strength, and that pull
altogether VII! accomplish moro than muitituaes oi
spaamono ana n-aiEected efforts. The philosophy
eondensed and cryBta1!zcd IN this propoaton noyer
received stronger illustration than In tho manner III,
ickoa for tho Last Concert Of tbe Public Lbrury Of
kenSSsrs ~ Ne Sn,ng a. There arog u nj
there will cyory ono Of them 10 aold,
:, For fal Information Amply to j. Il. Watts l. Co..
noom A Metropolitan Block, corner Randolph AMI L.
, 1874-11-19
THE SOUTH TOWN BOARD.


A special lncetiug Of tho South Chicago Town
Board Of Auditors vas held laAt evon'ng, the
especial object being to take action upon tho
charges Of Irregularities and maladministration
preferred BY Town Clerk 1ruenlut against Su-
pcrviaor schank. There wore present. besides
these two antagonistio officials, Justices D'Wo'f,
Haines, and Hinsdale. nnd Collector Evans and
Assessor Corrigan. Whilo tho members wero
coming in, Messrs. Gruenhut and Gchank In
dulgod in fow passages of mutual defiance tho
former calm and confdeut In his demeanor,
while Schank WIS irritable, and inclined to bo
pugnao,ous. Nothing came Of It., however, be-
youl little verbal wraug1ing between the two.
WHO cALLED TIE MEETING?
Justice D'Woif having been cnlicl to tho
chair, Scbauk do1nandod 10 know uho had called
this meeting.
Little Joe youchsafod the reply that he him
self had sent uoticcs of tue u,ootiug,
Tho Chairman took this occasion to explain
that tins was u meeting OF the Auditing Board
and not OF the regular Town Board.
sc1ank eaid TINT, in that case, he wor1d have
nothing to do with il, an announcement TINT
called forth no protest from those present.
On motion, Collector Mike Evans was invited
to take part in tho proceedings, which he did III
bis customary stolid and inactive way.
Tho Chairman expressed tho hope that there
would be no speccLes. but that tho meeting
would proceed to business,
Supervisor Schank demanded to know by
what authority the meeting was called, hut at
tho aano timo declared his readiness to produce
his books aud accounta for examination II de-
sire1.
AZ there seemed to DO question whether 1t
could ho considered q legal ueet1uK Of tho Town
board. it was determined to adjourn, and 80 into
Committee Of tho Whole on the charges against
supervisor 6el1ank, whose books and accounts
wero theleupon called for by Little Joe.
EXAMINING THE nooAB.
Justice HipHda1o snid tint tho law did not re-
quiro tho Supervisor to a1hibit bis books ozcopt
at seni-anu,lal meetings Of tho Donrd.
The Supervisor waived this point, and brought
out his books for tho Committee to examine.
Little Joe kept tally Of tic orders paid, and tho
List waa az follows:
, 1874-11-19
THURSDAY

heen almoBt entirely occnpiod with examining
WlnoBses 1t, t'io cago Of tho People VI. Mod
tue oirou1nataueoa Of which are already tolernbiy
woll tnowil, and in taking toatimony with Wow
lornliy: In tic Mo5onald caae cas- 1tLo witnessos
rs et9 Ss's s,s, soaf5y Instee oys }Sn aaaaa a.
troo, and Q. =. rerio1at, bnt only The first ax
wore examined, tho others Appearing 70 giso
etioir Testimony this morning. In tho BaMniang
caHoa tho prlnciph! Witness was ex-tolloe.oMeor
van V'iordon, who ia snpposed TO haye , suppneso
some very important information. Tho indEct-
mo1ta against tho parties will probably DO ro-
turned III court this morning..
Wlilo ho was ovor at tho Criminal Court TnE
TnlnuSg reporter thought 1t would be vol to
take lock over at
and SEQ what tho authoritiea In charge ttero bad
to Hay tn regard to tho pregunt condition OF
crimo In tho city, aB evidenced by the number
aud character Of tho prisoners. III Wow Of tho
fact that tho stato'a Attorney. apromnent Police
Justice, and police oHicial had stated tlat tloy
lad not obHoryod any increaBe IN orinio Of 1ato,
the reporter was greatly astonislol to learn
from! Deputy Longloy TINT thoro was larger
number OF prisoners on band at tho Jail than
ever beforo. Tho exact number Mr. Iongley
stated mas 49, tho general run for tho paet
three or four yoara being from 130 to lAU. With
out commenting audby upon tho strangeness
Of the circumstance TINT, whlle tho jail was 10
full Of criminals, tho Criminal and Police Court
had Of late boen nndor rather than Oyer tho
average, tho reporter questioned tho Deputy
upon the character Of tho priaonors, and
learned that thsro was among them d
Fargo proportion Of burglars and thieves. -
q vory funny atato Of aiIairs when It
Who ouse to b. postoa n snoh aors Lad
failed to note any increaao in this peculiat
branch Of crime. Tho stale Of AFFAIRS At tho Jnil
is the lust, and by no means tho weakoat link
In tho chain OF evidence forged by TnE TRIBUNE
City Of Chicago was thoro larger amount Of
burglary and ihloving going on than at proaent.
1t IL quito plain that officials have kept their
oyee, Of perhaps ouly ono cyo, closed to tho fact,
but this morning will probably acc tho first
judge Booths, which will iu tho future give
them much cloarcr and wider range OF yislon
than they have hithorto onioyod.
, 1874-11-19

A Dublin (Iroland) correspondent Of tho Pitts.
burg Oazttte writes HI fo!lowa concerning our
omino,,t townamou who are now gathering in tho
sl,oavea, white for tho haryost, IN tho islaud
whore st. Patrick preceded them In = similar
work;
Eycrybody In Dublin now u talking Of Moody and
ax.SgGra.e, uuless II aoar mutss may bs axcenlea
, 1874-11-19

1otHi. .el!v9o
1t also appeared. from tho footings, that tho
Supervisor Ind received money to tho amount Of
s14, ,177.6s, and, having paid out 129os thoro
waA lott on hand 81, 119.63.
Littlo Joe announced bis intention to sue tho
Supervisor oil Lis bond to recover Tho interest
paid by him upon temporary loans. when ho had
money OH hand at tue time; aud also for 81 400
kept unlawfully by Schank as commissions for
handling towu moneys.
scMANK'a STATEMENT.
Supervisor Scank has prepared the following
statement In his defense. to le laid before thU
next meeting Of tho Town Board:
~ Hs 7h,en Hoard Of South EHieago:
AH 1t ha8 been sRia that drew &, 100 from J, q.
HaincB' bank, which dony. as have not drawn ono
rcn. Mr. a. j. corrieAn drew the whole amount for
Which went security by orser Of the South Town
boaEA for making the South Town :or The
year 1874, of Which have t4en up 81 00U OF the III
dcbteduoas incurred by tle South Town Board. Tho
baluncs lna now ID Il, 100 aud interest, which will
ruy eoon aa Rctte up With the County Treasurer
aud my bondsmen arc held accountable for the same
3plIN 8clANK,
The Committee adjourned to moot again on
tho first Friday IN December.
, 1874-11-19

onuno ~ % i.sut Booa nnnS sttn ~ poopst ~ teR
yonnS, aay who trios teu on fas you oi.sts ySry
VIZ @ xs nse asFe Is s s 's he o.ess
g sv g., t yn pGen v 70 aGae s n1y Ha sa @
walter ID your restaurant aa ie wsks s5out With his
hnnS'h nays Leon to hear aloGay ana na,,kes Sss.
sr sr? NO. .,r1 Ihsts PITY sir; ov01y ono goo'
rho uravc uemtiHn;, vo,, eo. nj dinner tn1ts yo,,
tAs ca eoy and ssnfoy sTs
nd III yoaas iaay rh9% yo tsSs s 9sn % sssSs: ]
noxS M YOU you thnk nro ~ "'n nj ~ so ns,res ,e,
BY I Witch u ea enn eet 'gs' .se1e @ I ssas
ssrssy Interesting ,abIe;t e s9nvsEssten tist hsvo
@ hundred m!es = is.r he II tho l's,so f, ,; n Witch
lodge there orc At tue pFeso. oo @ tan I1r rfone %o
SSns of m eIaaa sakes ne'n' 00' '' 0''-
t1ereaeoats reso9nl WIFI tho shols Of eSys on an
n ise fn Il o. s1nehfS H. VIZ raota I aro so
a .n sanieS sot Sss 'e o.
Amer 3msTiean lvsnasi''. Ind .ve taken tho town by
Tho correspondent wont to q 1neotlng. and
gives hiH Impressions
M Now te sr M sansoy T. the only attractive fss
too,,nr ,nah iii, sb.r ar.s mn rnoI a;,in
wbiskars. liz bas aso n fnc. rnofng harlteno yojcn
and ho nronoui,cen his To1ia 1sifnrtly AMI linn
organ ifor liz eala af vhIc thnv sov l,a IL ao"nn
Jesus Of Nazarcth paesoih by nas the refrain of
lin song sunr Ia a nrctw iii scntc ar rvcrv rnrd
was audble and ID iookca an,,t nj m tho in;,nensa
audience it seemed to mo tat II wan colfectinn Of
critics. not Of tovoecs for every ono anposred to be
lut not ertjsticajjy. s,InR As "AAeN "Se 'sA' "eA
Then hIr, Moody atenped forward anil bcasn lin se,
Il, '0oz.n
iar with Ills apnenranco, ~ mn toid ho med Ia ror
form Il beg parslon bnt havo no Inoro cxnressTo
@ w0ea' ID 1fnes,eah cl'ea; & If samaoy @ too ho
Unsworthis 1ninstrcis 0No -
Mr. siootly's subject vas uel,n which hc prefaccd
liz Now Testamcnt. II iii Americans spoke ike III.
Moody there would bo ttIo reusou for wonder at thn
Englis, people not liking American English strong
, 1874-11-19

Chiokerlng Squire Grand Pianos,
Extra pnrlor pthuos.
All tho latest improvements.
Warranted to ploaso, or money refunded.
Reeds Temple Of Music. % Van Duron asreet,
, 1874-11-19


Last Friday ovaning thief entered the baao.
neut Of tho house No. 420 West Monroe Btrcet
while the family woro at supper. llo WAS diacov-
.red In tic act Of trying to got m oyorcoat from
shouts for "Police," whore ho tumblel ovor
The fonce, but escaped, from crowd Of citizens,
Hho wore aAsonlhlod by tho consmotlon. OF
tourBo no policeman was near tho placo.
Mr. s. Lapriai, doing business on Wost Afa}i-
lou Htreet, aends communication Botting forth
his grievances at tho hands Of two boys, yho
,tolo some whisky barrels ono aftoruooIl right
ander hiH wirea noBc. The boyB came again and
again, eash time getting away with barreip
They came onco too oltun, and were arrested
ind held tor trial In tho CtimuMl Court. They
ITO known ~ the White boys, and their especial
inc IL barrels and tlry-goods boxos, which tley
lako AWAY With the aid Of m e1presh-wagon, III
Hito Of tho vigilauoo Ut ttle police. Mr. i.apr!si
links tho vigilance Of tho police il thing more
,ften hoard OF than realized.
, 1874-11-19

20 the Editor OF The Chira0o 1tibnnt:
sM; Iu compliance with your request, that all
burg!areB committed should be reported, ! will
add one to tho list. Ny house, No. 1874 Prairie
asenuo, WAS eutorod by burglars several weoks
ngo, mud articles valued at about $500 stolen. l
reported It to tho pollen authorities Tho morning
following, but mono Of the property taken has
soen recovered nor tho ttaief captured.
CHICAGO, Nov. IL, 1874. KRAMER.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-07-07
MERE MENTION.

Mr.. Ferguson has removed his Hard
ware Store to Keys new building,
near the Meas Office.
Messrs. Grubbs & Devault have some
of the best cigars we have ever seen,
in or out of town.
Prof. Winston has a new invoice of
the Diadcm Hams, and better hams
ne'er graced the table of an epicure.
Mr.. w. w. Davis has gone to work
his new line of produce dealer.
Our old friend, Thos. Mackey, was
in town on Sunday. A truer friend
was never found than Mackey.
Messrs. Bunting & Pepper will re-
move to the late Hardware stand about
the LIST Of August, and offer grea. re-
ductions in their goods until that
time.
Mr.. Thos. Wright has had the Stoops
property, on Water street, repaired
and put under a very handsome fence
by Mr.. L. Kessner.
Col. Fulkersou has had very pref
ty fence erected on the two fronts OF
his property, by Messrs. Faidley and
billiard.
Messrs. James & York will soon turn
and refit, in nice style, the yellow
house.
Mics Mary Boyle has her table load
ed with honors and the delicate work
of her own cunning fingers at the
Academy of the Visitation. She will
exhibit them at the Fair.
Messrs. Fulton, Sparger & Co. COM
menced the brick-work of their Cot
ton Factory on its stone foundation
yesterday.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-07-07

The B. B. Fair seems to be the ex>
citing topic everywhere. In every
neiehborhood we hear of prepara-
tons for the contest. In town there
is not an enterprise which is not to be
ambitiously represented on ,nat oc-
casion. There will be offered q great
variety of special premiums. The
principal cities in Virginia and Ten
nessee. have already assured US that
they will, in some way be represented
here. Some Of the finest horses in
either State will be here and already
their owners are enea ging stalls for
them Remember the time, 23rd
oath, and 25th September.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-07-07
Announcements.

Mr.. L. T. Cosby slipped into the
NeUS Office yesterday and requested US
to announce him as a candidate for re-
election to the Circuit Court Clerk.
ship. Tom. has made first rate off,
Ger and is one of the best fellows in
the county. We guess he can pass in
Mr.. VIM. @. G. Lowry also an
nounces himself a candidate for re.
election 10 the County Court Clerk
ship, Billy has been very accom-
modating official, and although he was
at the beginning of the present term
totally inexperienced in the business,
has by close application, rendered &C.
eeptable service, and will be very
popular on his second round.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-07-07

Entirely now end uEpredeGe0tad and
such as Will interest every one. You
miss it il yen don't send fog samples
and full parti"uiaIs which are sent
freei
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-07-07

BccS.-Prof. Winston seems to have
had the first swarm of the season, and
he very generously hived them II one
of Mr.. Gillespie's Common Sense Bee
Hives, and presented them to the Edi-
tor of the Net0s, who tenders his
thanks to him for them, and to Mr..
Gillespie for the Hive. The colony is
very large one, and has gone to work
as though each individual bee is aware
that they have gone into business late
in the season. The Hive seems to be
model of simplicity and we think it
the m lst convenient one we have yet
seen. Mr.. Gillespie is manufacturing
them at Union, and will transfer old
or new colonies to them, and he seems
thoroughly acquainted with the en-
tire science of bee keeping.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-07-07

We desire, in all kindness but In
good earnest, to say 10 our subscribers
that we are positively in need of the
little amount they are due lis. It is
absolutely necessary that we must
collect at once and we hope tn ey will
without further delay, let US have
our money. This cali Is intended to
apply to every subscriber who owes us
as much as ten cents.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-07-07
a. PIcxEN,

June .. If.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-07-07

Prof. Gales School, at BIountvilIe,
closed with an entertainment last Fri
day evening. The concert was accom-
panied with charades. all of the pupils
participating. The admission fee was
ten cents, and the highest degree OF
satisfaction was given. We are glad
to learn that the school is large and is
doing well. Prof. Gale is one of the
best teachers in the whole country.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-07-07

The. Net1 Firm.-Mr. J. T. Crockett
has purchased the interest of Mr.. D. J.
Ensor In the firm of q. w. Frost 4
Co. He ia gentleman Of character
and means and bis location i'll Good
son is a valuable addition to our COM
munity.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-07-07
Dissolution.

The firm Of Davis & Mcfarland, has
this DAY been dissolved by mutual con-
sent. All Indebtedness of the firm il
assumed by w. L. Mcfarland, who
will collect all debts due 1t, and will
continue the business at the old stand
corner of Main and Sixth Streets. Bris-
toll Tenn. This June oath, 1874.
w. w. DAVIS.
w. l. MCFARLAND.
lima AIT
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-07-07

Pcrson1.- We had the pleasure of a
call yesterday from Mr.. G. w. Ward,
editor of the Abingdon V1rginiun. In
response to queries which our modest
readers indulge more than they give
expression to we will state that he is
good looking. not too old to marry,
and, judging by the only specimen
we have seen kcows how to start well
on newspaper.