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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12
Staot Chicago.

S~ttrmbeairf GbtcasO. Die Sag
idButD oeS Surnbe3trfs Gbtcago faIb
SonntG9 8Drmittdg tn Ottatpa ftatt.
Sorlibel tpGr 9r. g.. Strobel. IS iparen
nertretem:
@bicasE 9,urngemei1t6e burd Spi.
&outmann, f,enrp Otattern, Ntar Stern.
SDrmGrEs> Eurnperetm onr9 s. Ylult,
s. u. &. 6ui tde, SDbn @lO1.
Sii6z@ bictsso Gurnneretn Dnr6 81iI.
R6bler, 81. s.. bernoOrf;
Yetin Gurl lnerein onr9 Sgnab 2es
berer;
Berm Surnne rein 6ur6 6. q. 2ub bon
Ottapn;
Ottatpa Gurn berein our9 S. 8orruz
der, Or. q. Nlp bOnle;
6reeport Surl Ineretn our9 Sal. Se>
gen Don Ottawa,
Sodionptue E1trnbercin 6ur6 Sobn
S1pbert bon SttGupa,
Champaign @tte Eurnberein bur6
CHARLES WteBger nD n Sttalpa,
BLUE SsIGuo &Eurngemetrbe onr9
garI Silent,
Solicit 3urnnerein bur6 s.. 2ebring,
aurora, SH., GurllDerein bur9 2eOp.
Sie9ler.
Ni6t nertreten t,aren !: gbica9p /:
Aurord uno Scanbimanii6er Berein; ferz
ner Die 0ereinc bon Ga SGlle, @airo,
2a 8orte, @lgtm, 2odiport NIB Oiron.
IS purOem folgemDe 8etbliiie ansenOmz
men,:
8eI@GoGen, baB ber Bum6ess GorOrt
Elm @omite ernennt, tueldeS 0te cn9ltl9e
Breiie Der Ser. Staaten INIT 9lufidben,
bic ben Bert6 nltb Die 9tnti5tuenoigteit
Der @infIbrung beS SurnenS,, Oentl6er
2ebrmetboDe u1o oeutl6er S5prG6e in
ben 0ffentli6en S6uLen beleucbten, ber<
tcbc, 3I1n 3med Der SerDffemtI56nng.
Bel9loien, baB Die 8unOeSturnuer@
cine perpfli6tet iein iouem, Die 9rDBt@
moglifen 9~nItrenglingen sl MAIDEN, oaB
~ipenigitens Elm befG9igte5 UtttgIIeo aus
be-: Mtitte zines Sur IN : 8ereins gum
Stped Der @rretbung Oes Oben Gltgefubrz
Sprdes in ben gr5ie6ultgsrGtb 0es relp.
Ortes gepGblt ODER ern6nHt trerSe.
Bei1lo1ien, bic Ginfibrung OeS S6uI>
atuanges na6Dridlih an5ultrebcn.
8ei6loiien, baB Die Gcrente Die Be>
fteueruns bes &trgen @i8emtbnms forz
bern iolleu.
Bei6lofen, bafir 3t tptr{erI, oaB it9
6ie 9eiamntte oeuti6e 8relle& DER eti5el1
nen ulto aller Staaten bleler 5tepubltf
obne unteri9teo Der Yartet, 3e4lgton &c.
nereiniae gum Sample gegen ous tret7
beitsfetnblI6e Treiben Oer &empErensler
uuo fan1ttl1en SrOmlnler.
8eI1lonem, baB Die Gllrnbereine MIR
bieienige Yartei uuteritiiBen, aus oeren
Eertretern iiA obue ben 8u6itabeit Der
vYlotform" Der S6luB 3iebeu laBt, l6aB
ne neben fparianler nuD 9etreuer 2Serz
iDaItuns bet 9Ocalz nnb Staats Sint%nz
3en, @eform inn Beamtenipeleu nnO bas
Yrincip Der peri0nli1en Sretbeit uMp
Ulei6bere6tisung fir AIe D%ertritt.
Bei9Loiien, baB Die 8ereine bic BabI
Der Ntdruner in Die SlaatsIegislaturen
Mnb in ben @ongreB unteritiiBe, DeI6e
nnpartbetii3 fino II Die ertorberli9en
Jdbtsteiten beiiBen.
gu 9eIe9aten bel misunderstanding
in &p9eiter, u. g., purDen getpablt:
Soiepb Raufnann Inb Ntar Stern DON
@bicasO aEO SObu 9orrudsr pom Ot'
tolUu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12
1tnnerfrsree. MapOr Goblin crbie,

ttn%nerfrsrett4 MaDor Goblin crbielt
9eltcrn 8ormittag eiien Brief pom Sra
por BON yiaibDiue, Semn., Oes SnbaltS,
6aB Der Stabtratb ienes Staot6ens,
beitebeub aus r~eipeftabeln uuO an9eiebez
men SauHeuten unb 9anbiuerfern, benlz
nG6it nad Cincinnati Seben ncrOe, un6
baB Die borttgen Sta6tpGter tbnen freie
Geiie bis bort neri9afft. Sic tpirben
ni6ts baee9en .baben, aud na6 @bica9o
gu fommen, rnO uaiere itdbttl6eu GIN
ri9tunSen tennert 3u lernen, tOnntcn it9
ober nur oaau Derfteben, tpern @btcaeo
Die Jteiie bon Cincinnati bteber be3oblen
noble. ,T6un mir nt6t", iagte NtaDor
@olbim, unb bieien 8ei9etb miro Der
Setretdr ben naiiauernoen HalbbiQerm
mobL suoeIanot baben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12
Mimtia flr 0atienten. :

eroBte @obltbdter 1T tper S6mer3en linz
bert nnb &ranfbeit beiLt. DR.. Silsbee
hat bur9 feline munoerbore Gnt6edung
BON ANAKESIS, einem 6mr6ans let6>
ten, raid uu6 untriisIi6 tpirtenben 6etlz
mitteI fir S6morrbofoem in alien
Stabien, beibes Doubradt. 10000 9ez
beiIte Batientcn beaeusen ibre SeiIfraft.
Is 1T ein cinfa6er @tnfibrungst0rper
Ser ais Grmei6ungsmitteI unb Meotctn
bient. Qinoerung tritt 1ofort Elm un0
bic 6eiIung lit 9etDiB. 9rets $1.00.
Su baben BET s. & &. W. 8Iodi d
Brotpn, 20 Morfetitr., @6tcago. Su.,
une lit allen beuti6en Ipotbefen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12

NreiS mu6 9ant erntet lberan 9r.
Dfarte s. SGner'S yxStener
8raMenrSbee unb BtHen.~ 9as
nniibertrefliae. WtitteI eesen Srnuenz
tron1beiteni Sine sldn3enDc BcitGttsune
1T f0lgenoes 9aufiasunssi6relben:
Otit 8ersniisen ipre9e aud i6 S6nen
nteinen Oanf aus fir Die Dprtreffli1e
8irfung Sbrcr 8tener oSrouen>Ibee
uuo Bilen. 9ta6 mir sagl6lieBen, lit
ct ni1t u oas bette nnO t6erite !9etIz
mitteI segen 6rauenfranfbetten, fonOerm
aud elm poralgli6es StdrtnngsmitteI,
oos ieoe Sran sebrau6en ioute. SD
ftaune oft fiber meine ieBtge CUTE ult6-
fr0blide Stimmuus. Otit DaHtbarteit
DIrs. &oia Stcrr, 1875 @. II. Ctr, @bi>
caeo, %. ApriI 1874.
gu 6oben in allen Npotbeten. 9aupt>
gtieOerlase Tallsr l. suffer in
Gbtcago.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12

~ rnter ben Eomienbeu bon Webis
e;rer, tpel6e tGelt9 ange3etgt nnb BET
serihiebenen Rront6eitsfdnen angetpens
bet werDen, bat fi6 pobl feline elmer 10
aIaemeineH anerfennuns nn0 1n9etbetls
Ten Beifans sn e%rfreuen, aIs bic 6ants
Burger Tropfcn bon DE. Mu8. &otttG'
Do 6iefeBen bic in fe seiebten Grpor>
fuuoen ME III 566noc1 MAIDEN. l
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12
0eIosMmIaa |

Ber fein @elo fiber sm 10 Bro3ent
Sinfen in beliebigen Setrdgen, erlte 0n>
potbef, duf 9utes Chicago @runoetgenz
t6um dn3ulcgen .piini9t, tpenoe ft9 an
Wasmansborff & 6einemdnn, $50. l65
Dit Observation-Disclosures, @bieago. 29ipbam
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12

Stotl19, gcmorbnIt6 It O0-2O 20
10 O0-12 GO
Sdlten-9e1d9t, l2-l6 g.. 81 O0-35 90
PtdetS 10 90
CGtte1t $500. ......... $50 2 Is
S9tnoeln-9eidgtA. D n. BIB Is
S9tnoeIn Is Gtienbabn A.
D6er Stern 3 10y Is
gto. l. gelGgt. 125- l so
Ser Wtehmarft.
&tn6bie6. - SIS berrf6te aiemIide
ga6frage na9 Iet6ten Stteren bon 1850
bis 1850 Bfb. i6tper u1o Preiic tuaren
te1t 5u $6.50-5.80; ferner fit NustpabI
bis EXTRA AualitGten bon 1850 bis 1850
Bfo. GIT $6.625 auf Bottom uno Netn
Oorf Ge6nung, aber mad getp06nli6en,
mtttlerelt 1lllo rauben Gaon1aen mar Der
8egcbr nlIr be9reu5t. 9ie 2ufubren tparelr
bebeItenb. Ser Warft i6loB flau.
Die nclten !3ufubren b%etruoen 1884
Stid. Gerfauft purben 722 Stld at
$4.624-5.30 fir 8uaen unb Odien:
IS. 15-5.50 fir 3eraner uno quite einees
borene Stiere nllo bon So. 66-6.2 rs Fir
S SasDa9l bis extra slatte seriyFfunass
g 9tuetne.-D er Narft tuor fttI
nnO i6ma1 fir gerii1ge QualitGten un6
felt uno unberilnoert fit Die dnDeren.
vStod> BtgS" $4.50-4.65. Ser Otartt
r6Lob It'll.
Die nelen 3ufu6ren betruaen 1850
Stud. 0erfdufe: 2l40 Staf gu $3.50
-.-$4.65 fir Stodi6weine; $4.50-4.75
tllr 9eipobnli9e: $5--$5.50 fit cute uro
BON $685.. 90flr Nuspabl.
afe.-0te 3ufubren tparen 9ertna
unO fir ben 8e0arf ntdt aelriiaeno:
Pretie teit nlO ltettg su ST. 25-7.75.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12
Centaz.r L~.fnirnents

bdben III einem Sabre iueBr NUMBER
none @uren pon0tbeuntotismus, slitls
MA. Gsburtsleiben, Ge d. ID ii lit
SlriIousn, GnebrItiefeit. Sronbs
pnn6en, gerbriibnnseu, Sdlsflue &C.
auf bic m.nidti9e GeituIt NIB 2beile,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12

NhFNp'@ ioroie on Gbiere berptrtt, as dHoeren
o9euannten 6eiIntitiet felt @eitsbet ber S8slt. eertts
tledts BON bensrfenapertben @urea limb bet ieosr Ildl9e
unO peroen gratis st Sebermonn seiGtdt. is stbt feline
S6nterSeit, ipelfe oieies sintmentS ui4t itiat, tein gez
@ipnllt rpelbes es nidt uertilst ooer eobut9ett rOeld4e es
rt6t eurirt. OieS lit utel seiast, aber es TT ~obr,
&etne Semitic ober SofsSsftser fam obHe @entdiir
Siniments iein. Bbite 9~Sropper lit fur 6ainilieH9es
brau@, Ser gefow Brdpper fIr 3btere. BreiS 80 @is,;
srObe Groiden 81. s. 81. Of g. Co. SO Sroaos
map, Gcp gort.
CaStOrla lit mebr ais eire 2u9abe fir @alior Del
Us ut Sas etn6igc ~beftebenoe / t6cre NtitteI sur Nee
9ltlirnns Der Ginseneioc, 9eilura BON 9olie unS Sers
idaIfnns cines itoturlider S3lufts. IS lit orsenebm
gu nebmen. Refine iblofoie Nfiittcr ober l9reitnos Rims
Der niebr. Qrets 35 @ts. bic GlaI9e. 11ap1S @
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12
Scr @Iamapmmft Der Ira,t

ift cine i90ne 9teibe 3abnc ebenio gut
tpie Elm id0ner &Opf nit 9aaren. lBie
@maiae sIGn3en bic !3dbne, tpenn tDr
Dielelben nit poblrie0enbem SDsobont
b%lritet! 9ti1ts ben 3dbnen idaobaftes
ipeDer al Der Sbertld6e nod III Der
WurseI tam entiteben, penn bielcs
pegetabtlii9e @%e9eumittel 9egen 3ernas
gultg ri9ttg al9etudnot miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12
Ocl0markt=Derid)t
ppn
HENRY GREENEBAUM & CO.,

HENRY GREEN ENsA UW q CO.,
SeMtfhes
8dnfs, @e6ielz nlb Vaffa9e>@ el9dft,
5. aue., sluiiden 9tanbolpb umb Ma5bin9tonitr.
Gbtcaao. 6. Niai 1874.
Sn Uolse bes ~9infisen Metters ntmint bos Gel9dft
TN Husemeiren eren bciriebisenben Sortsdhs. Scr
gelornorft bebdlt troy resen Gclbbebarfs oes 9onbclss
itonbes einen ~piniaen &borofter. It.
@e&ieI duf gtew glort so Gts. asto.
2onbon so Gaae SidJt 4s7.
GnIo er6finete heute IN 9tem gure nit 112x tn6 ihIok
AT l125s nut i~oloenbenN observation-disclosures udhrenD bes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12

SpaIbins's She fI9t irgenb ettpas
mieoer aufantmen, Gusgenommen etn ges
bro1enes 6ers. Hxa -U. 8
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12

ella per @anone, WoIaefffa 2O-22,
Gtberefits 25-26. wetBer @etneiit9 70
Cts.
Jriidte - IN begreu3ter Na6frase unb
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12
eIet. @iJen unO 0Ias.

@tIen tbdtig, Bretle teboh urnerdns
6ert alf Der Salts BON 3.6-4 Staten.
8IeiroDren unD SlettafeJ 49,. 9 10
Stabetien ..O53-06
SGu[en. 8latten. S9peIlen &c. 43-53
S6miebeetien $500. .......:l23-l5
8tttsDurg @las, 1915 mad Site.
GofelaIQs. 80 rd6 2tl1e
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12
Metaue nmo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Taetaue utO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Sled-B ledpIatten gu sl2 50-l8 SO
Odh IL 00-l5 10.
9raAt-64.
NageI - SIN glitter Nd6frdge nn6 be-
itdnoig au $4.123@4.25 Staten. Btr
quotiren:
lObbts 60b4. 00-12& 40 ...4.75-4.S73
So ......4.25-374 So ....5.5O--5.6 23
66 .4.5O-624 80 fetn 5Gau6.7 Il 81.
Administrations So, 8oLt4 AZ, Rupferz
bIe6 37-4l.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12

fir Ieben6e un6 17-18e fit qef6Idbs
tete; $500 Tiir Iebenbe 9ibner,
uto S 8 .5O-4.25 fir eei6ladtet
@rIne e.-Neprei dcttb ltro
Breiie feiter; @arpartbien gu $2.60-3.4O
S SAB fir 3tentli6e bis dusgeiu6e.
@eb6rr1e UrI6te-ftettg ultb felt.
8rombeeren gu lac, babe Bftrii6e gu
lOe.
5 D s-grima weffern eOn,b rs
SOC.
6cpf en-rubia Al 35-40c fir nrbiz
n6re ois al1seetpGblte Beitern.
&GIber 3iemlt9e 0a1frage fur
l6one &ldenitlde gu 9-l0e, scrtnges
SIC.
&artoffeIn-i in gutter JfaGfrase
BET feiten 8reifen uitb iteigenoer Gen>
beng. NrseeipG6lte Beab6lotps gu $l.45
-l55 % 8u. fir @arpartten ullD LOO
Los pom Store: 9emii9te GIT $l.20--
LIS fir @arpartien uuo l.35-1.40 bonn
Store.
8eaetabtIten-rei6li6 un6 biui=
GER Spinat $3.50 . SAB uno Co
75c % 8uibelSBor, Gabtesben 2o-40c,
4O-45c fir SaIat, 20-30c fur 3iDie>
belt, 20-35c fir Suppengriines, 75c bis
81 tlr Sporgel, $1-1.25 fit @urfen,
&c flr J%tbabarber, $3.50 fir neue
&rdutfopfe nnb IS fir lieue .3ipiebeln.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Iauben 90t-$l
6eim O1lbenb, $l-l.25 fir gerupfte.
Wahs- lau an Csc.
Observation-Disclosures siinftiee Better
hattie duteu GtufluR 0iif ben ulniQk.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12

mittel li1o quite 40 so
OtnfeGbrdutc uto t6Iedl eena16e1e
8oIe 2-1Oc, NIT Baumnone nernt11te
un6 f[eGtge i0--20c hieort9er-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12
9rD GOODS.

8ambef lib
Ganoe 3D.. 8
SIatterntae 1910
Stem Serfen 4-4.l21
Bladitone LA
8aaom SIS lii
8daou II. S.4-414
ToreitbaIe .....16
Tr'tt Of ~tbe2ooml7{
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12

Sade = Ser Otarf mar r1bis nn6
Breilc utoerGnoert. Stort$34.G co, Dt.
ter@reet $31. IabIoto $33. GetpiIton$32s
so. Nmertcan 500, Wtpntout $3.50.
8lrlaDs $3.50 gunntCs. einfd6
I7-l8, boppeIt $27. 50-2S; Bouidde
63-65c ieber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12

49, O"NN NHt ="
Breiie feft. gBir qitotlren:
Gdlf inn @roBen, 90 ........ 80
SaIf, in TGiiern. ......... 10
Cement, 2ouisbiIe.. -. 200
@eaent &oienDdle- @ SAB. 325~- 3 SO
Genenr 0lurf's (lItifo).... 200
@eltenf, Mfron. 90
Cement, 45ortlano. ....... 8 90
Stuccp, Stem Oorf, Cup. So 4 90
Teuer=B adftetne % 100O... 40 900 90
&maemadte Tritdte. - feit BET al1bals
tertben Bretien. Wtr quottren:
NtfeI1nuB @ @aIone...... 0 75- l 90
0atteIn. neue. O 10 0 IL
2emons, Maldga. $Bor... 6 So 100
Gittcnen1Odlen. ......... u 3d. 0 80
Ordnger1@dIen ......... go 02T
Gitronen. 81 O Sc
Spetlnsen. tiiritf6e, tene.. l3 OLA
@urrants. 3ante. neue..... 0 s. O09
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1874-05-12
ser Gnrabe

Ser Warft ipar flan. 8erf6ufe gtre
gen Dor iib fir $3.50 fir Soiit
nuo Scantltn9; $9-l6 fit Strips nno
Boarbs. S6inbeln 5u $1.123, Gdttet
81. S61uB flau.
Sn Den 3 a + 5 6 tpar 5temItde 0a6z
frage nuo Yrei1e feit uno n~noerdl1oert.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-10-06

FY q n.
- y - %sf-s - -

CHANCE is seldom offered more than
once in lifetime to any
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-10-06
Il. f. College.

Reference to the new advertisement
Of this Institution will show that Pre-
sident Manard has surrounded himself
with complete corps of teachers, pro-
minent among whom we note Prof.
Dill, late of Alabama, and who is said
to be a gentleman of prominence and
culture. He has charge of the Chairs
o Ancient and Modern Languages
and Mathematics The school is now
for the first time in complete outfit for
its promised usefulness.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-10-06
Dissolution Notice.

The firm of w. II, TrammeIl &
Co. at Benhams Mill, Washington Co,
Va. has been dissolved by mutual
consent; all of the interest of w. II.
Trammell in said firm having been
transferred TO James NJ. TrammeIl,
All parties who have claimns against
the late firm will pleaze call on
James d. Trammell FOR payment.
w. II TRMmELL
JAS. NJ. TRAMMELL
Goodson Va. Sept Goth
IS74-4t,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-10-06

Singular Death Of Good Man.
We omitted to mention in our last a
singular accident which happened Oh
Monday night of last week al Holston,
ten miles north of Abingdon. Mr.
Lewis Fuller, living in what is known
as the Corner House, climbed tree
after dark in search of some of his do
nestle fowls and fell to the ground,
breaking his neck. He was a good
and enterprising citizen and his loss Is
much to be regretted.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-10-06
FOR, SALE.

June Oft.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-10-06
BRISTOL MILL.
An Interest for Sale on extra or
binary terms.

will sell one-half interest in the
finest Mill property in the State of Va.
on the following terms to-wit.
I will take in cash, the amount that
it would yield in five years (prof1itl to
the purchaser, we running 1t to It's fuii
canacity-the amount to be ascertalned
nv fair tests &C. G. Campbell.
We will also pay cash for good clean
wheat-and keep on hand constantly
the different grades of flour also brand
and chop and will sell at the lowest
figures poss, ble-for cash alone.
we must keep our money in shape
to be used az any moment, therefore
no order will be honOred, EXCEPT the
cash accompany the same.
Parties can have their grinding
done on short notice-full satisfactlo
guaranteed.
CAMPBELL & WILLIAMS.
Nov, lS-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-10-06

Tie 3. 3. Band, taught and led by
Pref. Hacker, did Itself credit at our
Fair.
We tender our thanks TO Mr.. Kuh-
merit. Mr.. J. w. Reese, Mr.. John Hcf1-
man. and Messr. Tlos. Curtin and
James Bondurant, for courtises at the
Fair ground.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-10-06

The Operd.-Mrs. james Mas
Burlesque Opera Trcope will give an
entertainment in the Dining Hall of
the NlckelS House on the evening Of
the 18th and l4th. We learn that the
company have given delight to their
audiences eisew here, and that their
puformences are Of a strictly artistic
and elegant order. The music is
said TO be very fine and the amuse
ment positively superb, We hope
they ill have good attendance of
our people
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-10-06

Neao Store at Goforh Mr.. Ro. S.
ROadInan has removed his stock Of
goods from Emory to Waliace's
Switch, where he has erected a very
neat store house. The public will
lind lun merchant Of large ex-
perence and of most pleasant and
accommodating manners, and We wal =
rant he will sell them bargains and
deal with them on the square ofhonor.
There are about nine lives in Bob"
Roadman, War and reconstruction
have run their wheels over him and
still he filings his banner to the breeze,
with his face to the future and lis
back to the past. BE deserves we'll
of the people.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-10-06

We would respectfully inform the citizens
of Goodson-Bristol and the surrounding
country that we have Just returned from the
Northern and Eastern cities, and have
brought TO this market choice selection of
Goods suited to the wants of this communi-
t.. Our Stock is new one out and cut,
and is now ready for inspection in Bnsang's
Block, on Main, between 9th and 9TH
reefs.
We have for sale
1000 yds Calico, from sc to 124c per I'd.
3.0nA vds. Factory So to 123c =" .
] 500 vds. Bleached Domestic SC to 20c yd
And No. | article yard wide f1e1ch l29c
We have made Boots and Shoes q Special
tn. and in our stock may be found
Child. e, 3 shoes. copper tipped, good, 75c
Mems shoes, sole leather inside and high
cut, at loo.
Ladies shoes, for heavy fall and winter
wear, ] 90
Rors boots from 81 rs to $3.50 per pair. 3
Mems Boots 81 rs to 800
A heavy supply of Gents, Ladies and
Misses oyer-shOes.
Our line Of Groceries ia choice and
complete. and for the present we will
sell
OnOlCC Otuec, Guu we Keep it"hO 80 S'O"
at 25c. Brown sugar. good, at lOc. Brown
sugar, choice article. at l23. Crushed
and Granulated at 15c.
We have a heavy supply Of shawls, no
siery SC. and in fact, of notions of a |
kinds, We have an extraordinary supply.
We have in store an expensive and vari-
Ell assortment of Clothing, hats and caps.
Goods for mems and boys wear. Ladies
dress goods, hardware, nails, drugs and
medicines, queensware, glassware. upper
and sole leather, confectioneries, stationary,
brides and saddles. hollowware, salt, cot
ton yarns, and thousand other things too
numerous to mention.
We took time to select our goods, paid
Cash for the greater part of them bought
them at bottom prices, and we feel assured
that we can give satisfaction both in quality
and price. Only give rs trial.
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VIRGINIA.

NlRGlNlA.
At Rules held in the Clerks ofhce Of the Circuit
Court Of Wise county, on Monday, the 7th day Of
September, 1874.
William II. Robertson, Plaintiff.
VS..
Nehemiah Henderson, Nathan Hamilton, Nathan
Justice, Douglass Justice, Elizabeth Dickinson and
her husband Thomas Dickinson, Henry Justice,
Katy Justice, Hannah Justice, Simon Justi e, Pc
ter Justice, and Richard Justice, defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
The object of this sui is to compel the defendant
Nehemiah Henderson. to convey 10 the plaintiff the
tract of land in his original and amended bill mem
toned, and to compel the defendant, Nathan Hami-
ton to account for the rents and profits of the said
tract of land from the death Of Mrs Elizabeth Jus
tice, and for other purposes. And appearing FRI
an affidavit flsd in this cause that the defendant
Nehemiah Henderson, Is not an inhsbitsnt OF this
Commonwealth it is therefore ordered that he ap-
pear here within month from the que pubIica-
ito of this order and do " hat is necessary to pro-
tect his Interest in this suit.
T. =. WELLS, Clerk.
Acopy-Teste. T. @. WELLS, elk
Sept 22.-3t.
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Personal. MIR. D. ". Carter has
gone to the City of Louisville to
reside. 1t is the fortune Of life that
Bristol as we'll as other towns must
occasionally lose some Of its best
material and in this case weare really
parting with one OF the very best of
our citizens. Mr.. Carter is an expert
business man. aud an accomplished
gentleman. As such we commend him
without reserve TO the people of
Louisville who will we trust have
some good thing in store for one SO
very deserving of it.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-10-06

4 Case for Ndyndrd.-We invite
the attention of Horace Maynard, the
colored mans friend, to great outrage
perpetrated. on Abb Coleman, whom
Col. Payne had arrested and commit
ted last Saturday evening for taking
come lumber from his lumber yard
It was actually tue purpose of Payne
10 have him seat TO the Penitentiary,
bat heaven came to the aid of the inky
Alb and sent its angels to loose the
GalabOose doors so that when John
/ Ennort welt on Sunday 10 take him
to BiouDtYiile he was gone. There is
a combination in this community
against this same Abb Coleman jus,
because he is the grandest rascal ROW
alive.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-10-06

sash, Blinds, Doors, Mouldings
Scroll Work. Brackets, Mill Work,
Flooring and Weather Boarding. can
all be had of Lee & Ferguson at their
new Steam Factory. between Lee and
Water Streets, GoodSon. Lumber
will be furnished, or not as desired.
Work done in first class style in
short order, and at prices to suit the
people. The Factory is two stories
high, 32x64, with engine room 12x25
with engine of 20 horse power. Ad-
dress
MATTOX, & FERGUSON,
Bristol Va, and Tenn.
Feb. If
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Our AGENTS.

The following gentlemen will act
as cur Agents, and are authorized to
procure and receipt for subscriptions
and other business in our name.
Tazewell c. H Va, II. G. Anderson.
Lebanon Va, Capt. J. w. Nc
RraOm.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-10-06

Pres. Fem. liastitute.-PrOf. Del, b
school in fine working order, and have
greater number of pupils than ever
before. They are both skilled and ex-
perjenced teachers, The grounfs of
the Institute and their means of access
have been much improved.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1874-10-06
Married.

On the evening of the 23rd ult.,
&C the residence of the BRIDES father.
bv Rev. VIM. Hicks, Editor of the
Religious Herald, SAMUEL w WILL
LIAMNs, CommOnwealth'S Attorney Of
Bland, and Miss MAGGIE A GRAY
SON, daughter of Capt A, j. Gray
son-all of Bland. Va.
DAVIS-DOWLER.-On Septem-
Der 3Oth, at the residence of the bride s
father, corner Moore and Edmond Sts.,
Va. Hill, Goodson, by Elder J. ID. Ha-
maker, Mr.. w. NJ. DAVIS, of Nebras-
ka, to Miss MoLLIE E. BOWLER,
daughter of f. A. Dowler.
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10 the Public.

Cur DcT5$,i Rooms are up stairs in
i,...%ug'. block. We invite all inDeed
of oLr services, 10 call.
Oar prices are made to sal; the tiif'es
AMI scarcity Of money.
ADKINS & WILBAR.
! shrerfGlly recommend 10 THIS COM
nal3iIIy Nv--srs. Adkins ahd "iibnr,
e. r,liUismeu, and skIiltui operators III
li.,Ir profession.
Cri. 6-2l, JOS. II. SCALES.
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Great Bargains
In New Fall Goods offered by
MRS, B. GALLOWAY.

A great variety of new style Hats,
Bonnets, Rouches, Lac
FichIes, Neckties, Bows,
and every article for ladies to be found
in a first-class Millinery Establish
ment.
Come one and all. and examine our
Stock. We have adopted strictly the
CASH SYSTEM. Our motto is quick
sales and short profits for cash only.
Oct. 6.-3m.