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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-30

SUNDAY SCHOOL AsSocIATIoN.-lt s.
desired 10 organize a Society tor promot-
ing the work of sunday schools Members
Of the Evangelical schools in Ellsworth
". Ellsworth. Surry and Lsmoine. inter
ested in this object, are invited To meet at
the Baptist church In Ellsworth. Friday.
Oct Sih. at , o'clock Z. NJ
FIRE.-The alarm Of fire on Tuesday
morning, was occasioned by the burning
Of story and half dwelling house. stu
ated ia rear Of Water S.. and owned by
6. z. Duitou. Esq. Both engines were
quickly on the spot. and amer working for
a long time succeeded in extinguishing the
flames. The house was uuoccupiel at the
time, and was probably the work OF an in
cendiary, Loss. $500.
Rev. Mr.. Garretson. preached hi,
farewell sermon at the Congregational
Church. on Sunday last. Although the day
was stormy there was good Attendance.
We learn that Mr.. q. removes from this
city TO Bangor lie will carry with him the
Kind wishes Of his Cnurch aud Society aud
the community at large. for his future hap
pine,s and prosperity. During hi pssto-
rate here. he has been faithful ami active.
in promoting reform of every Kind. and
among the poor and sick. his nin,uat:o
have AWAY, been timely aud kindly To-
eeived. because prompted by benevolent
and >ympathiziug heart.
The trot al Donaqua PARK To- day.
NedHe>day promises TO Dee successful.
The track i in splendid condition. and the
weather i all that could be desired An
unusual number OF fast horses have been
entered from Other towns.
In the minute cas-. there are "Dutrh-
man" from Newport, Brick" from BucA-
sport aud ''Ma,lie Williams" from Calais.
together with Ellsworth horses.
In the 2-i0 class, there are Jack >ucp-
pard,~ from orono. and '-Oliv. Lo-aY--
from Calais. Ou Thursday, there are
S'il' larger number OF horses. and the
races wi.l undoubtedly be interesting and
exciting.
CHILD Losr N TIE WOODS -on W,d-
ue>day uight.D8u;r Bruau-a bol y years
of aye. and son ot Mr. Iy.ry Brown " ID"
Fai.> village. weat Tor the cows about >.n
down. ard it becoming dark before DE-
found them, he became bewillcrcd Jos; ii>
Nay aud passed the night in the woods.
The family were alarmed at his absence.
rou>ed the neishborhood, and large num-
bier II neishbors searched during the ! ,it
u iiad him. They did not succeed IN dolu-
80. aal only at : oc clock the next mora. r
did the little fellow put in an appearance.
He lag down. after becoming tired. beside
a .o- and went 10 sleep. cold a, the u git
was. at daylish. he woke and heariu. the
cock, crow, and the bell ring. followed .u-
direction Of the sound and came ont Into
the Nailham road. near the house 90 Mr..
GpoGar about three miles from home.
Tie lad j. low safe and sound hut viii u".
soon forget hi nights e1pcIitLcc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-30
Private Sale.

q GARDINER. Me. sept. IS
THE Steeca> ice car. buildings. tools.
ctsns. etc, valued Al $500 advertised for
sale at auction to-day, were purchased at
private sale this forenoon BY Frank Stew
ems Of PiusicR.
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SD w7s'ev A1bo {. NJ ike, Boston.
Sch Loduska Mems, Bosu.
CLEARED
September ~
Sch Bonny Ives. wh!tsaL', Boston.
sch lIussa-. Belts 1honann.
sch Express, al ey, Thomiion.
ARRIVED
Marcelus, Re I.ick, Boon.
Sch Panama. Neral, EoSland
sch julia Edna, PoIie., Eckland.
GLARE.
sept. IS.
Sch Luella, Carter salem
ARRIVE.
sch RIiaD, sinclais. Bosn.
SCH CaFesss Hodgkins, bsion.
ARRlyD.
sent. %.
sch VIM II Archer Bellaty, Boston.
sen City OF Ellsworth Cant, Portland.
Sch Agenora. Keith, 3oton.
CLEARED.
sept. u.
sch Chsles Upton, Deltiy, Boston.
sch senator, Adams, do
sch Angola, tuilineto. Boston.
CLEARED.
sept. =.
sch : Lawrence, Paws, New bedford.
sch kmiiv, Alley Hsou.
CLEaiED.
sept. -.
Sch David Faust. ~nh. Phjaielptis, with
80 II les txcrl.lot, r1u IL Z Halloweli.
by Ie,j Lnrd.
sch Mechanic. MaIcr-. RockIani.
sch Ageaora, keith. boston,
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Accident.


LOWELL, MASS sept. Is
While diggiug drain in River street
TIL, forenoon, Patrick Sweeney was fatal
.y Injured by the caving in Of the bank.
lie VA. sutire.y covered and lmost suflo-
Gated when dug out
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Firemen' S Visit.

RockLAND. Me-. sept. p
Lewiston Engine Company No !. oi
Lewiston, accompanied by Johnson, Baud
arrrv~d here thi, eyeuiu. a. guests OF
Gen Berry No. 3, - take part u the Fire
mems Parade tomorrow, and were reeeiv-
ed os the Berrys and escorted to quartz ,
A. ti- yuIe House
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-30
he Weather.

Office Of the Chief sigma. Oflcer.
WASHINGTON, ID. c. SEPT. 2s. lAM.>
Pro5ajaHiss
For New England, clear or fair weather
aud a slight rise in temperature during the
Gas, with Ea-terlv to southerly wind, anI
wy falling barometer.
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Fire.
GARDINER. Ne. &,

GARDINER, We, Stpt' =.
The house, ell aud barn of Thomas
Luut. Litchfeld. were totally destroyed by
IRE on the 2jth inst. together with house
hold furniture. clothing and large amount
% hsy. Loss 5000. no insurance. Il il.
supposed to have caught from matches in
the hands Of "a child
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-30
Agricultural.

The Knox county Agricultural Fair,
opened at rhom4sion today There is a
good show Of field crops and other prod
orage merI; "a, the show Of stock to-nor-
Vow.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-30

The Hancock Baptist Ministerial Con-
| ference, will meet at Brooklin, Tuesday,
\ Oct. l2th, at 2 o'clock L. NJ. Public ser
mon In the evening. by Rev. W. A. Reese.
VIM. A. KEEsE. Sect'v.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-30

"A Detroit paper, noticing the fact that
a man lately dropped dead while combiug
hi hair. says. And vet there are people
who will persist in thi- dangerous habit"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-30

BosToN. MAJ. sept / >caooncrs Ftorile Of
Surrv, Me, and Lau =. Wi on IF >rigWtck
Me. boa coat ndg9. ws'' >1p'S on Il".h nm,
and will ue a T.. n loss Both vessels were gong
pieces to-day.
\ di>patch 20 the Gus says the schooner
MnnieI ms. Murphy. OFT IN. 90 Nc. tum tsi-
at iar Baltimore wiai lhtL~. sHt,tel her r'f-o
aud lost = deck lpal * Cape Elizabeth on >Atnr-
day. Ia "a ming iatoTal Htrbor >ac went on
10 a edge, Vut c. me ef al nigh waicv.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-30
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

d. virtue Of license from The Hon, John r
u Godfrey judge Of Probate for The County uf
fcnOb-Cot, granted "n the last Tuesday oi Au-
gust last, | shall sell AT public auction @t the
store OF the late Winfield :. Wilson. 10 Brew ct,
in said County on saturday the SON day Of o..
tober next ~ O'Clock n the afternoon, the fol-
lowing real estate OF the estate oi the aid " IN
field Wilson, situate in Hancock County, IN he
state of Mlinc,yiz Being onc-eishth Of certa ain
land situate IN the town ut Amherst being Va Han
cock ouny OF tract Of land estimated 10 contain
hny--lN hundred and eighty acres, being same
conveyed 10 a said Wilson By Geo V. Black.
man, by deed dated August :, 1871, and re
orded IN Hancock Registry Of beds, Vol. -
Page JOSEPH OAkE>,
Admir- Of the estate OF Winfield Wilson.
r. Is PATrhN, AuctiOueer.
Brewer, sept. 18th, Is. ). 6Sss
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Administrators sale of Real Estate

Dl virtue OF a license from the court OF Pro
d bate for the county Of Hancock, / shall sell
at public auct ion on the I'D day OF October next
at O'Clock L, NJ. SO much OF the real estate OF
John O'ConnOr, late OF fremont deceased situa-
ted In fremont, viii produce the sum of one
thousand dollars and - cents, for the paw
ment OF the debts and Incidental charges
sale to be on the premises at the homestead of
said deceased.
). W HkRRICK, Admir-.
sept. 9Th. 1875. 4w3..
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BI TELEGRAH
Marine Disaster

Especial Dispatch to the Ametleaa
Nr. DESERT. BAR HARBoR, Sept. )
SCR. .Ciou." Amos Cole. master. OF
Harrington from Rocklaud tor Harrington.
wa> di>mssted Ia Frenchman's Bay, Sept
aeih, during squat, and towed into B'r
Harbor By Steamer Lewiston, Sept. 9th
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Pauper Notice.

'JhE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
the support OF the Poor during the ensuing year
and has made ample provision for their support
lie therefore forbids all persons from turn ishing
OUT nis written order, he shall pay no bills SO
Ellsworth, May Is, 1875 20tf
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MARINE LISI.

Ellsworth Port.
ARRIVED.
Sept. %.
sch Forester, Keith, Boston.
Sch David Faust, HodgkiRs, do.
Sch Arboreer, Clark, do.
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Probate notifes.


AZ Court Of Probate .io', en- - 6rcSs.or' with
= ald ior the Cou1.v o. = coo. on he j..
Wednesday o. Sc It. A. .. SIS,
T Evi STAPLES adm a s-lasor u po0 ,be es.ate
II OF Abby :. Griudal late o. o. peno3seot, ia
SAID Coualy deceased. having .presented ais first
accoani of administration upon sad estatN for
Probate
oRDEREp-That said Ad'mr give notice thereof
TO all persons interested, by cans, copy o. tl's
order to be published three wees surcesSivev in
the Ellsworth American, printed a Elswo n,
that they may appear ut PROBATE Coz % ne
held at Ellsworth, in said eodp.y on ..ie = ne,'-
nes,iay OF Oct. next. at ten o. the clock n ,,se
forenoon, and shew cause /, say they nave, why
the same sioult. no. be allowed.
awSs. PARKER TUCK Judge.
Al e co py-A;test; GEO. \. DYER, Reg'r.
At Court Of Probate holden st Bueksport. With
IN .o- the CoHniy Of Hancock, on the Sd
"Wednesday of sept A. u. l'.1.
A VERY II. MHl1AoRE. na,ned executor 10 a
n Cetiain instrument pu.pordug to be the last
viii sad testament Of Rebecca BJ ker. late 81
renob>cot il said county deceased ayiRs pre-
-euIed the same ior ooa.e:
ORDERED That tle said Executor give notice
thereof ia 3Il persons Interested, by causing a
COPY OF this Order TO lee published three weeks
sucres,iyelv in the Ellsworth American. printed
~ Ellsworth thst they may appear at Pro1s'e
Court to 81 be- doiceu at Ellsworth On the md
Wednesday oi 90. next, at zen % the CLOCK 4. toe
forenoon, and sncw cause, l. ~ thcN nFNe why
the ~aid in rutncat should not be proved, approx
Ell ani allowed IS the las, VIII and testament 81
3w.,s rAvkGI rucS. judge
\ irue Cory-Attest GEo. = DYER, Reslste
TIN SUBSCRIBE hereby -lses puzzle uoaoe
80 all concerned tnvt ne Ms heCA ruiv ap-
paIntctl, tnt has .a.cH uppA he >el ARE t.d-. q.
al ADMINISTRATIVE Of the estate 60.
JOSEPH W. GEEt r. iate Of Birehill,
in ine tou1,v % HaJcoc-, dece- e.. by
giving uoHd ine l4w ~ ccts; he fue = 20, e
requests oil persons wno q llnr1.t-i 90 ,He stii
dvgFI~ct.'- estate, Ia maLe ImWeuit,c payne ,
aud tnosc who nave any demands lie, con, % cN-
hiui- ,he same tor paymeu,.
Hattie K. GEE NJ.
August {, l>7l. jWSs'
TIE i E~CRIBkR hereby give public notice
] 60 aii concerned thar he mas been daily APP
pointed and has takea upon h'mseI the
trust co. an Administrator ot the estate If
CHARLES |. kiDuER late OF bed am,
the touuly Of u aucatk. deceased. by
Gty tu- bond the Law directs; he therefore re
guess all persons who arr indebted q SAID de
cva~r,.'s estate q uA.c immediate payment. rul
taa-e Who have any IcmAT l. thereon, 20 exhibit
the same Tor payment
CHARLES +. kIppFR-
>ctt Isl l>si. 5Wa>'
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CaSketS & Collins

Having opened shop in the Town Of Penob-
scot for the sale of T.
CASkE TS and COFFINS,
l am prepared to furnish the public with every
style OF the above goods at short notice.
So Also, Robes for old and young constantly
on hand.
II. II. WENTWORTH.
Penobscot, Aug. IL, 1875, 3mos33
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Business Notices.

Kidney diseases. drop-y aud all diseases Of
the urinary organs can be cured by the Use Of
NDHrs Remedy. Thou-auds that have been
given mp by their physicians to die have been
cured hy Hsars Remedy rry It,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-30
Farm for Sale.

dTI1 IOr Sale.
THIS farm is situated in North BluehiII on
| stage road to Bucksport Conta ms 2j1 az
res about equally divided INTO upland meadow.
and woodland. good Dwelling House and
barns are on the premises Forty tons OF hay
are now in barns, and both farm and hay will be
old at a bargain.
Address, 2s,f
NEWELL osGOoD. surry, Ne.
August IL, 1873,
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sI5s,g56I

- - = nt thu above emou0t has been remit
.c4 Iulu, rae M Iuth ut JAnuAJ5.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-30

thousands of promising youths .uf both sexes.
20 down tu uutimcly graves from general de-
ti.i'y sui weakness. who might Ice saYc ed los
terrifying their systems with Iron. The Peru
Vian syrup is an Iron Ton c prepared express
Is 20 supply 'his Niis'izins element, and = the
,uN preparation 81 iron that viii assimilate st
oa.c " ith The blood
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-30
In.'An.cr cure, r,o,D.,ho in one moment.

lu.Au.cr cares T,uiH4ehc in one moment.
5lu
Do ,ou want 70 save your children. II you
a.. 90 20. \. Parcher ani ct box OF Fe.-
,'ndsu'- Worm ENpsi"r Il i. the ,urc.t
.alo.i and Lr,t worm medicine nov in use.
For -ale by all druggists for - cents. or sem,
hy mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared Bog Fy-,cnacu < Go. EocAlaud
u ine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-30

lNpN'- hkTHtIEoN prevents the Hair from
iI' 'r- out OF turning grey. renew. g. srowth
and -lfr- s:rcasth AMI SIgOr. Il D.. dt.l. hifu' e
l' i,rtum'd, aud makes splendid dr,->f u.-.
IT., thc ehsape-f ami most ds.ir.hae Hair Ton
&c., ever produced. SD bg ths elite. Price
tLlt F' cents. mu-. -
IL iuris-f.-l; hours cough NAV becom.
ilH- fpA,. but within tlAt line ans cough eau
hr rurrI by tie U.r 81 UNT'S HONrY or
H"EEHurNp A>p 7 az. sod b ali druggists
liA,'- l,otha,hc ptup, cure in one minute.
DO yuu want to D. cured II Dyspepsia. con-
.t.fatton. riie> and all disease, ofihe stomach.
l. .N,,. aul Liver. Il y,I DO. - 10 e.. \
Frrher- lni Ct b, bottle % " ,-gin', Pellets.
The, ".i' cure .ou. FORBADE 10y pa druggist.
DIR 81 cent, bottle, or sen; by mai on re ceipt
otrrre. lr,parrdbs u '--in < Go. Eneklrnd
NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-09-30

BE thou A. cha-le A. lev. pure A. snow thou
>halt not escape calumnV.' Il >hakespcar. !
lee Renne'- rain-killng Mage oil when tray :
cling. and YOU Will escape all Danger from
change II climate or water. II promptly cures
collie. cholera morhus. chillS. cold,. .p.aiu.
bruises and should De in every travcllc.' : port
m4nirau. Sold by all druggist, aud grocrr>
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12

The Virginia House at Abingdon
hus passed, 10y expiration of DIR.
Waugh's lease, into the hands Of the
proprietor, Maj. Geo. Il. Dunn. who
is now refurnishing it in very hand
some style. The beds are Of the new
spring style, and each apartment Is
being furnished with comfortable car
pets and neat chamber furniture The
dining hall, too, is being redressed.-
The tables shine with new ware ans
are furnished with the most luxurious
dishes. Mai. Dunn is a gentleman
who knows how to keep q hotel, ami
is blessed with lady VINO knows how
to preside over one and direct its Gpe-
rations. This the Iajor desired TO TT
lieve her Of, but she declines the offer,
pTeferring to exercise her genius for
the position.
Dr.. waugh has opened a boarding
house in town and will remain. We
wish him success.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12
SIDEWALK LETTER.
Ok TIE SIDEWALK.

W. VLli, AOaD.
20 liz E:litor Of the Nc,os:
Here am again. They say. sin,
that Indian Summer is coming. Let
IL come. May 1t b. true that the far
lurr Is 10 have pleasant weather in
which a. house has crop ana vote for
his Delegates. Let us have clear skies
for tine fun ahead of Us, Christmas is
coming, and will come Oh Saturday,
80 that NC will have Sunday on his
heels. The boys will have the one
ana tne preachers the other.
DO yuu know Tat Bristol vas new
or SO mach improved as it is now be-
ing. B4rllrr's new Store is the finest
ia the mountains. Three stories. be-
side basement, "a feet long. and with
"A sly iish city front. Jimmie vii! cat
his Christmas cake in it
Proi. Winston's new house is a
beauty, and is being painted in style.
The incest brick in town are in lis
walls.
DR.. Hicks is getting ready to bald
his NV house early in the SPRING
Prof. Bruce has furnished him jhe
mos, beautiful plan ever seen in town.
Ii Will be an ornament to Bristol.
Mr.. Andrew Gallihcr Is completing
his brick cottage at corner of Edmund
and Russell Mr.. John Jett is build
ing pretty brick cottage in front of
Suliins College and he viii have love
" bird 10 cage therein. 80 They
say, =" aid believe il. John deserves
all this, and may he long live To enjoy
IL.
Dr. Hicks has bought Col Jno. G.
Kings interest in the building IN
which lac now has his office.
Friend Ike NIckclS came all the way
from Alabama, TO attend the Border
Fair. The South agrees with him,
bui We hope ne will not stay too long
when he goes again.
Ferguson has bought out J. r. An
derson 4 Co.'S. stock of HARDWARE
Sensible.
Jno. \. James is getting new goods.
Why don't you pun friend +. c,
Reeves, who lately raided from
Greeueville and took away from
Blountyillc one Of Parson Rpbe-ou :
fair Daughters? DO you wish Ia
know Why am glad he quit editorial
life? Because lac Is too good fellow
To get up a GrtenevIile Scent-iu-l
There nav.
see good apples i'm town at soc pei
bushcl That would do for any year
Call al Scncker's or Jno. 4 James.
Our merchants tell me times are bet
ter, al least ttade is improving. hav,
but little con fidence in il, and Ger.
tainlv wish that for starting all thi,
hard times, Jay Cooke & Co. had THEN
dose Of it, beside the Atlantic Cable.
$50
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12


who, after some preliminary aerial
evOlutiOuS. thrcw a double somerN
slult over twenty-twO horses. lie
afterwards gave an exhibition Of his
superb horsemanship, riding and driy-
ing four horses at once, and after &C
complishing some marvellous bsrebgCS
achievements, EIuiuo Eddy, the rope
walker, made quite bit. Ills back
ward movement on tho rope, alight
ing erect upon his feet, was an extras
ordinary feat, and deserved tie APP
plaJge it received. Very daring
irapczjs;g ars Mcssr3. W1ituey and
Davenport. The blood almost Cnrd e.
in the spectator. IF the uCw-plper>
do not have TO record the death OF
both some fine morning, 1t will be
wonder. Whitney, in one instance,
stands ere I on the lrIpcz bar. wnl e
Davenport hangs beneath, lis onil
support being the intcrlOcklug OF bis
fe I a oat the formers ankles. Whit
upy then lets 90 his ho!d On the rope,
aud in that position they remain until
tnc applause subsidies. Romeo
Sebastian proves himself a capIb re
equestrian, while Miss Tournor does
some juggling on horseback, and
some trapez swinging that. entitlc Ter
10 tho rumk Of star peiOimcr. Hiss
Rosaliud S,icI,ney is a very graceful
hoIsvwomaH, making among other
things a leap through a hoop about
the size OF i dollar. more or less -
/ Miss Emma Lake and her trained
ponies form an interesting incident OF
the pr gramme, She aiso rides Owe
hurdles in very dashIng manner,
lifting her morse with consumma,c
skill. Tic performance mist, low
ever. be seen to be properly apPrec,
iatcl. The programme j, too lengthy
TO be detailed, with the compliments
airy mention appropriate. That all !
enjoyable will be evident when it is
/ known that LowIow is the clown, and
a very prince Of the motley he IS.
One thing is especially notable about
tue exhibition, and that is the hand
some dressing Of The performers, ano
the elaborate housing Of the horses.
The costumes are all bright, uew and
tasteful. Altogether, Sir. Robinson
starts South with a show first>class in
every particular, aud one winch rival
I establishment, nav we'll dread, aud
against when their flaming bill-stand,
must pale their intellectual coloriug,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12
FROM ise Louisville Journal. sert. % 1878.
Old john RobinsOn's Circus.

Old john RobinsOn's Circus.
Although Robinson's Great Worlds
Exposition has come TO Louisville at
a time when it wolld seem that the
city was surleited with areaic amuSe-
meats, nevertheless, Judging from
the heavy business done yesterday,
it is probable that twill effect a more
successlu! engagement here than any
or its riva,s. While there was a we'll
filled auditorium in the afternoon, al
night every available seat was taken
aud the canvas bounds were taxed TO
contain The multitude. Tae enter
tainnent was altogether of very
superior order. The menageFic be,
sides being well stocked with the
staple animal curioSities, contains in
addition rdinoccroS, a giraffe, an
ostrich, the largest Gland on the cont.
Hent. halls dozen elephants, and as
many camels, and two sea lions that
form the connecting link in the chain
of development between the fish and
IKE beast. Bus these are only incl
dental features. 10 recount them
all would be too severe tax upon
oar space.
Whca OH John Robinson spreads
his tent ina place. his visitors are
ant TO hasten through the managerie
department in order to gain eligible
.pats. whence a good viewof The ring
u.rlornancrs can be obtained, know
lao that he generally brings the best
ctrc,;s Of anv Snowman Oh the road,
Aud in the present instance the peo-
,l.ofIos,isyiile viii not be disaPpal"'-
Ell. as those who Witnessed the per-
{ormance. yesterday, will freely attest
F,rsf. End he Apollo Of the arena
mar excellence, was Robert ohcNney'
vsbo Lad the leapers to their ac''
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12
Blank Deeds.

We have printed Emitted nnIn-
Der of Deeds, which are exactly in
conformity to the code, with ac-
acknowledgements printed for both
tie husband and wife. They are
printed Oh fine tough Bond Paper,
and will bear folding and handling
without damage. Parties wishing
a handsome statutory o~12 fer deed
will apply at Office Of the BRIsTok
News.
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JOB Printing

is done at the office Of the BRISTOL
News. in all styles. from the plainest
dadcer. 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 thisinscrIhed
upon its hammer, the NEWS has all of
the job Work it ran do, bnt is getting
ready To do more. The demand FOR
Job Work is becoming greater, and we
mean TO meet it.
ENTERPRISES not advertised in the
Nelrs Fan he inserted in this column
at f. price in money.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12

The various County Registrars will
sit one day to-wil f: Saturday. the Ord
day Of ills month, between which
time and the election nC one can reg
lister Bat any one can register prior
TO the BIRD 10y seeing the Registrar
privately. Our ':iends should see to
this.
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Bristol Cotton
MILLS.

HAVING completed our COTTON
Ii MILLS NJ this place, we respect
fully invite the attention of the public
tp the excellent quality OF Cotton
YARNS and SheetIng which we are
now manufacturing. Having entire
~ new machinery of the latest inn
proved style which affords every IA
cilty for making first-class goods. We
can therefore guarantee satisfaction to
all dealers and consumers. Patronage
of all retail dealers especially solicited.
Having in connection, our
mercantile business, we keep on hand
a full line of general merchandise and
are prepared to suit customers in al
most anything they may desire. Good
produce taken in exchange for for
goods.
Respectfully,
FULTON, SPARGER & BYRD
Apl.G, '75.-1y.