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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-17

A NoElx ESEANn. BY tle bsrS n. c, Murray.
the-e arrived fron san Francisco Nj. Wa, 7.
Powell s worthy eolovc5 gentleman. Who has come
all The way from New York city, Inspired Win tie
belief TIA, be csu ouve the lcp7OSy. Re has ceeu
connected for many wears with the Sailors Home 81
tha, CITY, snd furnishes TIE bcst q references
About year ago &c pro;o TO TNrty hers, Offering
to undertake 10 eu-o ler7osy, by method original
With biul, 81 means verc provided 10 enable aim 10
y; here lie ms answered that g be had any e.
icl;ual nay 10 curc lcp-osy, he had better con-
muuios,c 81 to the Roa-a 81 Health, ana il would
B. taithfal,y ;rioi he replied ilsi 20 one could
trcat the disease IS wen ss himself ara be desired
tocomci IL Dc could Sgs hers, W5tbJhc ai3 q irc1ds
&C. New Yoyk he bss come cut ana non wishes 10
b allowed 10 care Scea icl-S IS NAV Dc pvvSe1tca.
While NC know ucttirC 81 his uo5c 81 treatment
ara have rH c7czt ia.tl ia lis ability % cUrc This
6i>caSc NC l1va tbs; be viii be allowed 10 have
isi- trial % Successful BE VIII deserve wei 81 our
people. Tte-C i something % ttg ctiv2iris srrit
81 olsen times iu THIS rar's leaving home, sud c1I-
inE Gus l,-y. ave Thousand miles trom his home, q
undertake. % cE-c U1as al consider an lIta-aSlt
disease
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-17
DIED.

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r-u-- Es1--z-as z-11 TzI-1s-a ~ s-szzg III
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-17

A-rEr-EH S1cnz-A uasivs lsvia- q, Houza-
-Eg, south hozs, H1vSi., ua5o-,o5S, lass vess, 10
all himself VIII a sIz Ee Was osly s,5sat,y
wounded, ~ tie contents 81 JAe weapon, ezs ter
r.c,v frightened Il anything shows r-5--gSs 60
eirzzii1z, Il is tx z;;ezT: 70 take LIE with f-e
r-S
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-17

nrAru OF RieEAED 6ulsIhNn-AuotAe5 Of cur
u'l NJ, E.Ilaa5 arrived hers &c l>s2, ar invalid
i-oz California, and continued 10 reside here til his
dcata, Uaisa ooezr7cd o. Tsars3ay last. Hs leaves
wiicv and i've cliiiosu, Tie following tributc
indicates the esteem ia which be Was hold ly The fire
department. - VAie1 as lzd oce2 member daring
most cL ,ts wears 9, his residence here having he5
tae tsleS; positions Of trust Go The organization.
Ills funeral va> attended o. F-issy aae-Vooa iroD
fae Roman Catholio Cau-oa, and ;he remains were
escorted 20 the Catholic Cemetery by the Ero der1r;
men; and Tx various scss,,ics q paieA b Vas =
member
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-17

- Lvo q ol- c-soS sS.gQS-S-C-1-c q ch5
Meme Ne-ll ana Powers g c1c Nz Nr5-lzvs
1c-- a long slze sqcE-S fo- racl, and last even
iz- lis opportunity o1l-el- q coarse tie Nl,,is
T-- CT ll- l1-Sssi sc1ll-s. vll.s lsr -iv4, vowed
rg ali tle r,z,ss z1c1i or zS1c-e- -11c cl1-e vas
z,,liz- &C. ;11se uL;l-s tlEi cad distance Ter.
-ze x No. ,es q ara IL Ne,.iz ..--cuoG E,-
rr=, D-1zozE Head EzSll- tbs spray lr hiSaor
than 6 Ga vlg1 vt -; s-l.o1 ui.1 her sSggs- i-
~ Nay E-ls-, Beating lie Azlis sSGc tse,ve
c- E-e1- L---s % Lzlz--z
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-17


WHEREAS. II tae i-sc-G.ze'5 N is5o-a og Almighty
Gc1, Ee ass seen {; % take from - 5y death, cgJ
esteemed and much loved brother fireman, Mt Il.
GitI1-l. C-s Ct c1c Oldest members II this Con-
Ts-y ard q. The Ec1oll,g Ei-C Department. &rt.
WlzEssEAS~ il ;1c death 81 CCr S-cslc-, NC have
cL-rs-crcs- -c-i loss. iEES--cl IS De- uES s c-c-
man ir hCE-i ard Sg-y5cCcrg y Do v,s ever ready e
Go lis dcty .- u lssgvc- position De ll.1 y .g .l- on
The brakes, OF IS fc-c---- CT as Ct,ct k-St1ce--
C-c who -lNsvS- 5--.-- -1c -zs; tueI;y ;l-e wars
ct Do, ccCcect5cc with the Department, assisted b
generously With lis -i-lt ard money. ard wss v-c-
eminent iu nursing and r-igjstc-CC 10 the wants 90
bcu
lsss,lysi. That i- TIE death o. K. GEE'sr5. ox-
Foreman d. --ls CC--Ca-y ana gyl-.s. Engineer 81
the EC-c,llC El-c Department. Nc tex tlst We
have experienced g great loss, sc1 the yStia- tie
loss e, a t--c hawaiian subject and tlgi ne IS s
Company viii ever cherish i- fond &c lis
u--i-i-C o-e--y S-t taii-.-i 5iSez-s e. his G-isos
S sc-sCsr ard S1..-S1c-.cciCs sq--ii fer ,1e
.''Urcte Coci
2ssass.5- Tat vc cc-5c- CIR si-cc-e sympathy @
and cc-i ac-et With 1.t c--llrci .cU and father
les ca7G7er ~ oar lz-t beloved brother
l.sseg.i. T.sr i- uel--y ct oar l4tS brother, the
f-c-t aai rts Inside C slis Han b t-sCa1 ia black
for t1-sv 51vs ard t-z- wear rlc 1saal badge OF
mourning OF tlg la.i SRI t-- c1s Sl--t period
ls1laf, HAT COPY ct this Be -sss5e1 90 the WI
tlN. 1-G esgv also 10 tbs lcclt rapl-s e. Tie civ
joss Sy--rE-ES.
= ". MCGUIRE, Committee
JAS o-NcN
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


ANITtNfLNS AND RfSInENTS OF HOMO
- LCrC NlStnE Frtcnis ard StrarEcrs generally
oTially Invited - attend ruoisc Worship rO0r r
CHURCH. where services held every sabbath At n
O'Clock A. NJ, snd ~ T. NJ SEATS an provided for ait
WIN may b rlcssad @ ascua There i a wednesday
eveuins rryer Meetins ~ ociocS. IN the Lecture
Rccri. % which an arr wcl,ayne. 81 iy
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-17

- Ttc Assembly yesterday voted % despatch
Oh, s,esncr HiluoN 20 coEvsy d Special Conuittec
81 SIX Representatives g vIf The ic7s- settlement
g; Az-zzzc. - TIA; SoSy cc-Si1c-s 81 tsSirsbe %
c1-.sz viii laC le7c-S 30 rgs-5 TO their oe-5i,aa,
wants ana ;-casueoi- So vji- T-oost,y leave hc-c
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-17

- Tls exE=izz-ioa Ct MS Blacaz1'z Female
Ss=l-ary- W-icl took rlzcs az the Aavaiaaao
C1l-cl =; UecS. gave g-cst satisfaction 20 ID IT.
-1-O-s vi>.,c-s p-cSS--, a-C-C WLcZ vas Her
Ns5aS-y -Szee1 G4E51-lz- rle-e arc aoozt foxy
iasa.lz1 yo1uc la-.es &C. III >-=l---y a-l s-l ex-
e-s5sa showed t-zi -1ly v1-c tlo-os-1,y 5-..el II
al TIE ell11.z-y a--1s1.s ,1--1- oSaesL.y in vc-
ca E=stc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-17

- ne -e--e; 90 ac;e tie suspension % ne uz-
,sy1 u,vs7s7s- Ec Ezrz55 Eea-L Ike z,ss z1s--
c--51-s 81 Ezuala- 3; lss p-gyo5 ls1vy l1ss 20 It's
c-,o-s-zs-- Tlc-zs-1-s- z-il,g cscaz>e lie az;5vo
7e-7.l are too r21- o. roo iz5.1l-c-; 10 support
s1a5- papers -l5 NCoEoA Is row he oe,y p-ooS'y
ll-5ve --us7z7e- Issued ana TIA. IS cz-l-v ker:
4-ve n Tie raoSt r5c55 ec,uC-y i- co-5uc-i1- Ill
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-06-17

FcvEvE ct TglT.-Ws gE5,-s,a-5 ;Azi !; las
been r-c2ose1 10 have Fiozis oGes-a:jor OF Ire
soril f1z-,a orTa,y. u-1i-,y fo7 ;ae juveniles, b.,
u-1-s -l sl7 Uis1 czc - ara cg,st-1,l The Gsy &C.
q 1-5s: tu; 7t--ie;ie usy. C-7- Ect-o- las k5e5-
,y ,l-le-a1 his q-g=i>os f1-,al oeoassor, su5 NC
lcPc s; VIII d seleo.el. - u,-y eo-vszIs-; 4u5
a77-cr-z,c s-1s can not e sc-aE. 50 -ez- liz oi.v
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-03-19

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- undersigned, for the building of the new Semi
nary, at Plymouth, Indiana, to be opened,
On E'riday April 3D., 1871
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-03-19

meeting, and shall have deciding voice
in all the interests of the organization.
2. In her absence, the duties shall de-
volve on the Vice-President.
3. The Secretary shall keep a record of
the proceedings of each meeting, and
their minutes shall be read To the Society
at the succeeding meeting
T. 1t shall be the duty of the Executive
Committee after CAREFUL delibcration and
prayer, to prepare the manner of action,
which in their judgment is best, to pro.
mote the cause OF temperance, giving due
heed to the Suggestions proposed by any
member, as the Constitution directs.
5. 1t shall be the duty of each member
to induce others to join in this work OF
reform, which, with the guidance of ouI
Heavenly Father, We hope to accom-
plish.
g. Each meeting shall be commenced
by singing, reading the scriptures, and
prayer.
z. The annual meeting shall be held or
the first Thursday of March, at which
time officers shall be chosen, and gener
al report shall be given.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-03-19
Religious.

The protracted efforts on the part of
the NJ. Z. and Pres. churches of this city
closed with Union thanksgiving services
at the Presbyterian church on Monday
and Tuesday evenings. Monday eve
ning's meeting at the Presbyterian
church, was adjourned over to the Metlr-
odist church. Full houses each time,
and some accessions TO the church. The
pastors and people expressed that they
were ready for greater religious effort i'll
every channel God would open.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-03-19

Passed by the Common Council Of tie City
IF Plymouth, March 9tt, 1874, entitled az
Ordnance reidtice to lHsafeasaRce ana
Trial Of General City OWcers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-03-19
ARGOS CORRESPONDENCE.
BY BRIMsToNE.
iReos, IND, March 18th, 1874.

ARGOS, IND, March 18th, 1874.
Mr.. Nil LIKAN.
After q remarkably healthy winter,
sickness, f, n the past two or three weeks,
has been CO nsiderably ON the increase,
and ATTENDED with unusual fatality. The
principal form of disease has been of
menengial cha racter, the greater proper
ton of deaths. occurring among children.
In the time abo We specified deaths have
occurred in the following families, viz:
Esq. Goodwine, son; y. F. Barr, child;
Ezra Finney, chill d David Vanlew, child;
S. Newhouse, chi ID; John Davis, wife;
Mr.. Hoover, Oate. y moved here from
Henry connty,) dau glitter, IA years old !;
also Mrs. Maxon, W. dow of Grin Maxcn.
Esq Body, OF Wa nut, has been scii-
ousiy i'll for the past week; but is sup
posed to be in a fair way of GONZALES
cence.
Parker & Atkinson " ish to purchase q
large quantity of butter, eggs, pork, bacon
and dried fruit, for which they will pay
the highest market price either in cash or
goods.
Mr.. A. j. Wickizer says, while in Chi
cago last week, he stepped into restau-
rant and procured three eggs, a piece OF
beef steak 2 A inches, and a cup ofsome
kind of substitute for coffee; all for the
small sum of IS cents. He says that
however small the amount of steak, he
had the satisfaction of great deal Of
chewing in it.
Parker 81 Atkinson are in ret .eipt of q
fine selection of spring goods W hich will
be sold extremely low for cash.
A prominent Granger who has former
ly been Master of the Grange ae re, was
heard to remark a few days since, that ht
lexpectei the Grange Movement to, reduce
common labor to 25 cents per day. How
is this for the laborihg classess
Frank Shutdown" announces in las
weeks Bourbon Mirror, that a theology
cal discussion Is soon to come off there
between T. Stair and DIR. Barr" This
announcement is somewhat premature, Al
no definite arrangements have been marie
. to that effect This however is nothing
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-03-19
Mrs. E. BLAIN, Secretary,

The following are the committees
appointed by the Ladies Temperance
League:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-03-19
trange for "Frank," who frequently goes

strange for Frank, who frequently goes
off half cooked.
The Changers here number about 60,
with Joseph Lowe Master, and VIM.
and Goodwine Secretary
The l. o. of o. f. number about the
same aseGrangers, Jerome Flagg, n. g.,
Chas. Braithwait Secretary.
The !. o. of r. NJ. have membership
of about %, with Chas Bean w. S. and
A. J. Miller G. of r. kindlings every
Friday evening at o'clock.
Argos Lodge, No 800, F. & A. NJ. have
membership of 81, Ii. II. LEVEL w. ~,
J. N Hess Secretary. Meet 1st and Sd
Saturday of each month
Frank Shutdown" has model of a
corn planter, propelled by horse power.
said to have been invented by scientific
Granger, which is very ingenious con-
trivance and needs only to be seen, to be
properly appreciated. Persons wishing
to examine this master piece of machin-
cry, have only to call on Frank" who
will be delighted to exhibit the model
and explain its nOdas operandi.
Notwithstanding the open winter
wheat is all o. K
The prospects are very fiattering for an
abundant crop of peaches, wherever there
are any trees.
The birds of spring greet us on every
hand, and it is to be hoped that their ap
pearance may not be premature.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-03-19
ORDINANCE NO. 20.

Passed By the Common Council Of tie City
IF Plymouth, March 9t, 1874, entitled az
Ordnance reiatice to -NaifedsaRce ana
Trial Of General City Officers.
SEC. No. /. BE 1T ORDAINED by the Com
mon Cosncil, OF the City OF Plymouth, that any
officer OF said City may be removed from Office IOr
wllul neglect OF the duties OF his Office tor habit
ual drunkenness, for mal-c0nduCt, IN Office, Tor
the commission of any high crime OF missielnean
or, and Tor any other cause which may, in the
opinion OF said Council, disquality him iron prop
er performance OF the duties OI his ONCE.
SEC. No =. Any member OF the Council or any
voter OF said city may prefer charges a. ainst any
officer thereof, and shal. present sucn charge, OI
charges, in writing to said Council. A charge, or
charges, so preferred by member of said Council
shall be signed officially charge, OF charges, so
preferred by any other person shall be vcrned by
oath, affirmation, that the same is true, as the
pefsOR making sach charge, or charges, verify be-
eyes; such cnalge, charges, shalt he referred 10
a committee oi three members "a said Council " hO
shall examine into the same and II, III their opin-
ion, there be good grounds for such accusation
they shall present such charge, or charges, 10 said
Council in proper form tor trial; but ii such COM
mittcc report against such charge, charges, no
further action shall be had thereon, unless said
Council sisii refuse To accept the report thereon
of said committees and refer such charge, charg
es, 10 another committee of the same number; and
il such second committee report that the accused
ought not 10 be put Oh his trial therefor, such
charge, or charges, shall be further entertained.
SIC. No. 5. When such formal charges shall
have been presented by said committee to said
Council, summons shall be issued by said Mayor,
IN OF his disability or absence by the act
ing President of said Council, requiring the accus-
! ed 70 appear before said Council TO answer such
accusation on day therein named, not less than
i've days nor more than ten days, from the date oil
such summons.
SEC. No. 1. Evidence shall be taken in such
cause, which shall be heard under the same rules
and regulations as suits in law, and the accused
| shall have the right 10 be heard by counsel; and
| after the conclusion of the evidence and argu
ments. il any, there shall be risa taken
| on each specification on such charge, when if two
| thirds OF the whole number OF said Council shal
| determine that the accused is gully OF suef
| charge, any specification thereof, the OFFENDED
| snail be removed from his office, and sentence o.
removal shall be pronounced by the presiding Off
Ger or said Council.
| SEC. No. 5. Ii any charge aforesaid shall h
preferred against member of said Council, Ii
shall have vote in any of the proceedings con
sequent upon such CHARGE and If said Mayor be tn,
accused party, said Council shall appoint Presi
dent, from among their own number, 10 serve al
such, until such charge shall be determined.
| HORACE CORBIN, Mayor.
Attest: ARTHUR l.. THOMSON, CLERK,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-03-19

nary, at Plymouth, Indiana, to be opened,
On FRIDAY, April Sd, 1874.
The building is to be erected and completed, in
accordance with the plan and specifications, copy
of which may be seen at the County Recorders or
fee, in Plymouth, Indiana. The person or persons
whose bids may be accepted, are required to fur
nish al the materials Tor said building. The person
whose bid is accepted, will be required 10 furnish
security for the fulfillment of the Contract, in q
sum equal TO the amount of their bid, to be approx
ed by the public authorities, and ten per cent. OF
the sum due for work as it progresses, VIII be
tanned until the contract is completed, and applied
on such damages may occur III case OF breach of
contract. The work viii be subject to the inspec-
ton, estimate, and meas urements or such Archi-
tects as the authorities may select, and under the
daily direction OF superintendent. The work
must be completed by the first day of November,
1874. The authorities reserve the right 10 reject
any and all bids, and 10 control the work, prohibit
tue use of improper materials, the employment OF
incompetent workmen, and in such other respects
as may be necessary To secure performance O. the
stipulatiOns of the contract, and prevent injury
the public by breach OF contract failure 10 per-
form Us may be agreed.
john ". HoUGHToS, J p,,,,,;.
JouN SOICE, ,,..;.,S
GEORGE r. RErNoLDs,j Committee
Plymouth, March 19-3w.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-03-19
Constitution Of tine Temperance
League.


ARTICLE 1. This society shall be called
the Ladies Temperance League of Ply
mouth, Indiana"
ARTICLE 2. The object of this organi-
zatiop is, by united effort, to suppress, as
far IS in our power, the growing evil of
futemperance, in our city and its vicinity,
relying on the power of Gods Spirit for
aid.
ARTICLE 3. The officers of this League
shall consist of a President, Vice Presi-
dent, Recording Secretary, Treasurer and
an Executive Committee of three or
more.
ARrIcLE4 Any member wishing the
adoption of particular measures, shall,
privately or in writir g, present the same
70 the Executive. Ctsumittee for consid.
eration and their decision shall be SUBJ
mitted to the President for her approval.
ARTICLE 5. This constitution may be
amended (notice having been given at a
previous assembling by q vote of two
thirds of all present, and the Bylaws
may be changed in the same manner.
1. The President shall preside in al
meetings of this society, and shall have
supervision of the general interests of the
came, appoint the tirae and place o.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-03-19
NOTICE.
u. S. Internal Revenue
SPECIAL T AK E S,
May L, 1874, to April 80, 1875.

The LAW of December "a. 1872, requires every
person engaged in any business, avocation, or en-
ployment which renders him liable to a SPECIAL
TAX, to procure and place conspicuous
ly I'm his Establishment or place of
business a STAMP denoting the payment of
said SPECIAL TAX for the Special Tax year be-
ginning May ], 1874, before commencing con-
tinung after April 80, 1874.
The Taxes embraced within the provisions of the
Law above quoted are the following, viz
hectlners- Sz0OV0
Dealers, retail LIQUOR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
Dealers wholesale LIQUOR 10000
Dealers in malt liquors, wholesale. 5000
Dealers in malt liquors, retail. ........-. 2O.O0
Dealers in leaf tobacco $500
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco. .. 10000
And on sales of over 81 900, fifty cents for
every dollar in excess of 81, 600.
Dealers In manufactured tobacco 300
manufacturers of stills. 90 90
And of each still manufactured . 1000
And for each worm manufactured. $3.50. 20.0O
Manufacturers Of tobacco ....----........ lo.m
manufacturers of cigars Observation-Disclosures. 10.Oo
Peddlers of tobacco, first-class
(more than two horses). ................. 5000
readers OF tobacco, second class
Pedders of tobacco, third class Zone horsej 1900
feddiers OF tobacco, fouth class ION foot or
puenc conveyancel. ...-.----.-- 1os~
Brewers OF less than 500 barrels. ........ 5000
Brewers OF 500 barrels or more 10000
Any person, so liable, who shall fail to comply
with the foregoing requirements viii be subject to
| severe penalties.
Persons or firms liable to pay any of the Special
Taxes named above must apply to r. j. CHEST
NUTWOOD, Collector of Internal Revenue, at
South Bend, Indiana, and pay for and procure the
SPECIAL Tax Stamp or Stamps they need, prior to
May l, 1874, and WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE.
I J. w. DOUGLASS,
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
4 Once OF INTERVAL REvESUE,
| Washington, d. c., February 16, 1874.
n19-4w.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10
Why WarmOth Is to be Arrested.
WAsHINGroN. ian. 90 lS14.

bouisianians familiar with the re
cent schemes of Kellogg, DureIl & Co.,
explain the appeal from Kellogg for
tile arrest OF Gov. Warmoth as merely
an effort to carry out a desperate plan
for the suppression of important letters
compromising Kellogg, Durell and
Attorney-Gencral Williams. Among
these papers they report that there is
positive orders from the Attorney
General to search the records for any
possible prPteXt for WarmOth's arrest
declaring this arrest to be political
necessity. The substance of the com
p!a;nt on which the proceedings were
finally instituted is said to he "A deficit
to the amount Of SO ia some one #
arm"Ih's old accounts while Cover
mr.. BHi this is understood to be
backed "N by a vigorous affidavit from
orc PHI Williams, a mulatto official
who WAS once deep il Warmouth's
counsriS, and is since said 10 have
turned against him. The impression
made OH the Impartial observer bv the
stories on both sides concerning this
movement of kellogg against War
moth is that it is pretty hard to tell
which side is the more desperate or
reckless.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10
Beots and Shoes.

q. ". Frost & Co., have large
Shoe Factory at corner of Main and
9Th streets. They are equipped with
improved mac1ineEy,- and furnish a
large amount of stock 10 jobbers.-
Their work is equal in appearance and
superior in quality to- Northern work.
They also keep on hand tine stock of
northern shoes for gents, ladies and
children. There are now employed in
the establishment, fifteen hands, and
it is in platiOn 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. G. & w. NJ. Burrow at 200 Main
Street, have a large collection OF pic
lures, and do the largest bushes 8 of the
kind in :he South. They advertise 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 anu Corrections
are furnished in great variety by
Messrs. T.. Kuhnert i Son, who manu-
facture an excellent article OF pure
candy, and keep their counter supplied
with nice article ofcakes. They also
furnish outfits for wedding tables.
ENTERPRISES not advertised in the
Nc,Us, can be inserted i'll this column
at fair price in money.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-02-10
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are durable, and will give entire sal
isfaction. Most Hardware Dealers
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