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, 1875-08-19
ARMY HENS.

Gems. Sherman and Siocun,, whflo in Omaha
ou the 18th, lind reception at the Gra'l Contrai
Hotel iu tho oyeling, wh!ca MAS largely attend
ed by citlzons aud officers OF tho army.
Capt. i. II. Gilbreth. Ordnance Storoknopor,
hts been relieved from duty at Watertown, mud
ordered 10 Watervliot Arsenal, Toy X.
4 Board Of officers laa boon inatitutod for tho
purpose Of revising tho exterior and bulkhea1
Ines Of New York harbor,-Drig. .-Gou. Hum
plrcyH, Chief Englpeor, Presidents Lieut. Col
John Newton, Of tho Engineer Corps, Recorder.
Tho Board to report to tho Governor Of N,w
York State.
secopd-Lout. Horny A. Irgcns, Seventh In
fantry, has resigned.
Leave Of absonco for ono year has bonn
granted to Firet-Ltcut. Jessa II. Leo SIntA lii
fantry; also. to socord-L Lieut.. T. II. II. Ken-
drics, seveulh Infantry. iol The same portod.
relieved from 1usy at Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo-
ming, aud ordotod TO duty at Omaha IarraskH
Neb. He has beon erautcd loaye Of absouce for
tilreo mouths.
Anson Mills, Third Cavalry, for three months.
and to Capt L. u. Coates, Fourth Infantry, for
one month.
Tho troops stationed ut ths Pawnee Roaorya-
tiou, near Columbus, Nvb., are 70 bo withdrawn
TO OnAtlH IarrackA.
General Courts Martial have boon ordered to
assemble az foilowa: At Fort Laramie. Wyom-
|, Ing on tho lyth inst,.-Capt. Johu y. Deyin,
Ninth Infantry, pEcadont aud First. LIEUT..
uonry Seton, Fourth tntautry. Judge Advocate.
At Fort Frod 6teelo Wyoming, Oh tile 10Th inst,
Capt. Thomns Dewea, Becond Cavalry, Irosi-
| dent and Flrst-Iicut. Stephon 0'Connor, Twefl-
ty-thsu Infantry. Judge Advocate. Al Rod
Cloud AgcucY, Neb., OIL tho 18th inet.,-Capt.
| William IL, jordan, Ninth Infantry, President.
aud Lieut.. James Mob. sombol, Ninth lufantry,
| Judge Advocate,
, 1875-08-19
GENEVA LAKE,

Lntc Arrivals.
spteint pis,ahh to fhr Ghfraqc Tribune.
GENEVA LAgE, Wis, Aug. iS.-La,o arrivals at
tho Whiting 1fonao ato,
T. II. Stusoyant and la1y, Cht.ngo r. ". sturtc.
sant aud lady, p'IAvan; ". IL. Arrin anu wife. Chi
caxu; !. II. Cnwetl md wife, pAIlas T-x.: II. ~
FssclI. Chicago: 4. y. I!.oy, u cota., H.: An]au
Bwrsy anu hauglltor, Cht.agu; T. Lcst.r, CheaEn !;
Mrs. l.. NJ. Murray anh ,lan4htcr N. l.. Towii, Chl-
ca4o L. H. fahtItls anil wife, Glicagn; 4. II. Il ard!
nrr, Milwaukee,: M!sa II. l.. uhrdHor, milwaukee, !;
l8a'i:pu Jack anal lady, Chlego; J. II. Rog ,ra ami
fsmfly, Sycnmnrn: fsatnlIc Alici. bJra,nore H. l..
3nncrs al,i wife, Chicago; L. q. Gu iarsl ant Wits,
Chrngo; T.. Il. CLARK AMI IAy, Harvard n. u, ll''n.
Harvard; 4. Hughes. Chicago; IA,ao II. Kiux a.d
family. II. Louis; Percy Fnllcr. nuluu; Frank r.
Hnlt, l1atino; T. ". MlcGenIaEen, Aly,ny: feolHe T.
Hilton. Albany: CnarIra q. Hemingway, kcntn ky:
I. H. Frl. ElliraE,: T.. Sin-nn, st. ItHltb: Henr,c
y. MiiIgan anl wife, Chc1Bo this II y. Palmer, y H..
uA'ikosh; II. d. CetIrni. ntl witF, H'ltt: u. :.
9onthworth, Woetlatotk; u. J. Chhnber lln, D,snn
/. y. Maya. Chicaso; Miss Eliza Evans, n.cnc; M'aI
l.. Williams, Racine; q. 81. dates, II. L. Ferris, l..
Davis, ". 4. l1,rdck.. Q. y: ro'., i. .. ,nr:ch,
Hayden, Within, An'crron, ". Il. c,on, =. +. Go, O.
DoHglass, Milton; Frei II. Coo, Harvard GAar1us
Wheaton aud wife, Aurora ueurgc Fayetta Hrllnnnt
Boston, H. L. Stetson ansl wifr +. D. 1lyder mil wife,
Woodstock; u. ". Krtzinger. 4. H. yeuler, CiiIrasn
James i, a'ncfmsn. 1eraoy CITY II. T.. MTNc. Eli
cuKu; Miss Slnrfrrbnry. Miss Herring, Jamc+ 1Irr-
rlnH, II Herring, Ch,re. lLabiHrd. 4. y. Culver,
8oIun McEiroy, Chicago: Hiram Itulburt, ubsrln U.
, 1875-08-19
AQUATIC.

AkEElNu OF XAE sASH9@IAVos
special meeting Of tho Chicago Yacht-club
wRa held at the HhermAu House last evening foF
the enrolment OF boats, and to make tue other
neccasaty arrangements Tor the third Eaco OF the
season. to tako place Saturday. Commodore
r1lnuiyita waa in tho CHAIR.
1hs il1at business WAS tho ouroiinont. The
foilow.ng-natned boats wore outered fot the
race, Fro!ic, Anute L. Cary, Zephyr Flaet-
wing. Lucy. Dawn, Nasad. aud Ltuooln.
Uu motion, the tnu to entef for the faoe wAs
exteutlsd until tomorrow evening.
communication was rocetved from the bu-
rerintsndent of tho Floating. uo.ptal Associa-
ton placing tie pFopslls. Lake ntssze a..d tle
Club DESIRING 10 "ifnsss the reEAsta, "h4ah xaa
received with thanks
Tie Asgslla Committee reported designating
tho course ot tho race TO be tie Sauna ~
u former races, ths distance the prizes,
xnd ether mstters of ,mpostsnce TO DO left
20 tie contestants. Tha following were uAmed
, 1875-08-19
ANOTHER LAND SUIT.

HnR1Nss'H's sTEi-pApoATKA IgArtKAIs.
Tho public has doubtless beeu sAt.sted during
tAe paAt few weeks with tho forgery trial Ut Il.
L. Turner. and IL willing to DO relieved of Isa9.
Ing any moro charges shout Mrs. l1elsn O'lIara
IItrell, but smother chapter waa addud to the
history Of this !sud litigation Ia tbs shape of !
heavy aud decidedly mlxed-up bill for rcyitw
fled yesterday In tue Circuit Court by CatLarine
b1cKar, her husband, Hector McKay, aud
Il. 7. Mabry, ol Toxas, 'and George
4. KlLbs, Of Massachusetts,. againee
George ". liu!. which goes oycr substantially
t.a sAlna a1ould ~ that gone eYex iu tue auis
, 1875-08-19

aa tio Judges ]. s. llnnIacy, ". 1. Wontwottn.
mud ". ". i'atcA. Aitorn,tes, Redmond l'tsntll-
villa ani tinl,. 4. &. pucat. 1Hns.rt1,err,
Char1re D. reacncI and tapt. llapp. Tho boats
tlivtslctl imto two cinsAra, frs: nnt rneoml.
aud thtco rrzos OF $75, $50, and S25 wrre ti1od
for oncll ctnrs.
lno report. after slight amendment,
cfea,lV defining tho Col,Ho Of Tho race ~
adopted. 49,.
II wna agreed TO cn1l Tho pnrae for Saturday y
rarn "Thn 1,nart-of-lra lU PURSE"
Tho cuuraa to DO Hailed III IL tu.!as. atnrtlng At
tho foot Of TwDffth street. between the t!,s-
boat and tho dock: thonco in atutileastnily ii
lection mica to the laR -hoas ttug) w!meh will
tlnS-boat ltug) ! mllcs from tho HGure; mud
tl!cnce homo tn tho starting paint. All flag
boata arc to 10 lofs III tho rott hatlt.
Tho Club tl,en ndtontnuu until the 91st Inst.
, 1875-08-19

anil. In the height Of orr nnlern civilization, II
l'olH lta own with The love Ut ruwsr and beauty.
for IL can purchase hotll. II run rrocuro
AZ. AZ tho. ,Ms a,rs'es j.. of @ ,hs !e' anil NJ
4 promise Ia l'ny II ran nynn Eyn CHARM tn A
Iseco OF film of saE-Iihre. making 1t almost
eAt,hl to tho metal ilrcf. AMI 1t IL al this rti1t
that it may bs srsuc.l that restraining Inv Ia
necessary. \ pa:r,nal IoyerHnlont may Frup-
cry tako r,easiron to protect tA pcSfla fruln tho
consequences of tl,rir uwn crcdnts. beyond
this caro-. It In not caRv to rnn that Governs
ment neea 90. All else MY bo safely lc.t to nat
ura Law. liow soo,, Il Mill 1'o practtcnhe to re-
tnrn 10 this natural Law, III matter for furlhor
consideration. Q,
, 1875-08-19

CoIUxnus, O., Aug. 18.-iI. Q. corbin waa
again arrested It Weatsrytllo for selling beer,
contrary to tho ordinance recently enacted by
tho Village Council Tho trial. which occurs to-
morrow, will 10 buforo n Jury. It boing claimed
by tho Westeryille authorities that they AAye
tius] jurisdiction in the case. In tue event OF
Oorbt.,'n conviction al effort will ho ulAdo to
take the cSHe to higher court.
, 1875-08-19
SUICIDE.

1NpzAsAroL.s. Ind. Aug. ia young man
nasned Clarlea II. L!tticaeld, book agent, died
at tue fremont iIouso. Ilchnoud. Ind. this
motuug iu consalsious, supposed FROM poison
taAnp with iutent to commit suicide. t1e stated
laat evening \ dsta mutation 10 kill himself
latl.or than submit to ar1cst for stealing ~atoll.
rhyeicians tetoct symptoms OF bpop!sxy. a
st.moEtem u benK held Tonight.
, 1875-08-19
FIRES.


tn CHICAGO.
Tie n}arn from box 12l at ::35 o'clock yostcr-
to-day afternoon was Caused by tho discovery OF
fire III frame barn In ronr Of No. liza Wabash
aynnue. IoBs $3.50. CauHo Of fro unknown.
Two alarms Of 1lro wero aigaaled in rapid BIC
coasfon from Boxes u aud IL. at 1:o5 and l:10
O'Clock this morning. Tic first alarm was fur a
slight fro in n franc building Mt No. III Stata
Atrcet, occupied by Lorouz Loi,r ~ n bcor sa-
ioop. mid owned by Juds 30 Otis. Loss. nominal
Cause OF file nntnoNu. Tho oshor ala,m was
gwen without cause.
, 1875-08-19

QUEENSTOWN. ireland. Aug. 10.-Tho steamer
Nevada arrived at 2 o'clock this afternoon, and
proceeded on to Liverpool.
Tho steamer Klopstock, which WAS dockea for
two haYa at Chesbonrg, repairing Aer Hcrew,
sailcl on Monday for Now York.
NEW YoRK, Aug. 18.-A1sivet, steam or Den-
mark, from London also arrived, steamships
Algeria, from Liverpool EyAia, from 0las-
gov.
Mov,1LE, Ang. Craftsmanship Mopis, from
Now York, has arrived.
, 1875-08-19
TEE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER

EEory drop Of tho Sarsapartlliau Roaol7ent comtuuaL
eatc1 through tho hlo!d sweat. uring. and othar a Is
and taeos of tho ssstein the sisor Afa for reEa.s
setptn; Is n , s,phis cson:uaron aandaltE d.e..s
othor parts # the ssston stTunu.eu1 dis.
ehn9os ,ton the eart. and tus wnst frms a skn dI+
mn ,ho,, o.sine!a. aeto hlaet sr; worm. q tho lesd
painful dlsch.!R night swrate nf spor, and ali
wNstes Of the Ill. prGospo. within tho ranss
Of this "hnder Of lnuarn chemistry and fow aya us
W. nso to Aay pe1son aang IL for either dlsca,o IL
Il Inn patlon daily beoomlne rctlucod BY tho wastes
aud decomposition tat II continually progressing.
tnes In Arrosti1g these wasss. ard repair TIM sans
With now aters! mads from heahy bood,-And Till III
i Ts snu ,ess .osasEts oasG Ser!.ai
Sat!on, nd .ncGcod. Il himIn.hnR Tho loss II wastes
feal hlsc1f Gruwin1 b0ttsr aud struu8or tho xx, d.
Resttnx lsttoE. appeo !provnR. and uah and waisht
inctGAslnx. -
Nut only dcas thu R.Fsaparllian nesolront nxop1 Ill
known remedial AErrtA In tho 1t hr1ls koro}pgS
aud Skin alsoaacs. but Il IA tho uoly po4
uxa nuIa for ~
, 1875-08-19

EDEc1d@ UI1l41gt8 % 1Nt HH1Qo 1F1VuHSs
CHAArAIoa, H., Aug. 18.-Tlo 10y. Or.
C!sgAoru, pastor OF tho First baptist churcl, Of
THIS city, tua. wish lis congregation tliis esen-
/ing tur tbs Hist tMa Bluca his arrival from
Europe. wAere uo hua been enjoying 4 salunlcr
VACATION Ut bome mouths. TAo 1,ap.is. house
OF wulship has jHst boen tlsiely carl, l. up
Ao!ste1ed. and Eeli1ted throughout W It low
pkexauts tiua eppeAfz1pQ
, 1875-08-19
milwaukee SCARED.

6ptt1a1 Dispatch to Ths Chicago Tribune,
MILWAUKEE, Aug. ia fearful explosion
about o'clock this morning caused great az
element in tho city. Developments OF the day
show that 1t was caused BY tho blowing-up Of an
Cd By tho dualao explosion nearly throo years
ago. Tho explosion was objected by Iaoana OF
long train, the object being to rid tho noghbor-
hood OF danger. Tho magazine conia'no'l
largo amount 0f duaIna aud stock for manu-"
faclutiuG It.
, 1875-08-19

Spertat Hsratch to 1hs Chieaqs Tribune.
DEs MONIES. Ia. Aug. 1S.-Col:N Il. Y. Ankeny,
OF this city. has besn appointed United btates
Deputy Marshal for thts district, ylco i. y.
Ethcridge, removed. The Governor will Az
point a successor to Judge Branan, Of ths
Davenport district, Tomorrow. probably uaycd.
, 1875-08-19

8psetal Dispatch to The Chicago Tr!ouns.
IsplAxAroLls, Iud., Aug. 18.-Ihe Governor
has taegraphed 10 the Clerks Of some twenty
counties to It ouoe acknowledge tho zeceipt of
the laws Of the last Legislature, to the ctid that
they ,uay 10 proclaimed III force. Tho Fse-and-
Salary act IL Que.
, 1875-08-19
FLINT p:BE MARQUETTE,

hCfffH1 5ft}hlttH 70 fNt Lftfa4|Q iF|oHH*s
LANaiSu, Mrl., Ang. 1S.-0oy. Dasley has
certified to tho completion in substantial mud
satisfactory manner OF tho ]aBs Rcctton OF tho
Flint L Zero Marquette llailoa1. IRON point
Ia Occola County to Llldfugtou, 90. IL miles,
enabling tho Company to nUcnro tho granth Ut
land made by Congress- aud tho Legislature to
uiI in Tho construction OF tho road,
, 1875-08-19
TELEGRAPHtC BREVlTIEg,
he loases by d1o ln New England In July were


43l.725.
Ex-senator Joseph 3. Fowler ia selected to de-
plesldaut JohuAon," Ia tho early part OF Ooso-
ber. Tho funosal obsalnioa Will be similar 10
those Of President JAebsou. It Ia anticipated
that thousands Of psopla will be in attendance
1t Nashville Oh that occasion.
, 1875-08-19
THE HAVANA, RANrouL & EASTERN.

DASy11.Lg, ILL.,, Aug. ia suit brought by
tho l1ayana, Kantoul 4 Eastern lsallroad again4t
John Smith, john Goodwin, ct al., to l'ayo darn-
ngcH aaHohsod for tho right ot way through thur
respective fafnis, III up to-day in tho Vcrmi!ion
County Circuit Court, and, tho oyilonce beius
nj! in, tho Court Instructed tho jury to proceed
to tie liuo Of tho road, distance Of Is miles,
uud mako q personal examination of tho Batllp.
There III considerable feeling In tho north part Vt
tho county over tho nattur. 1t is charged that
tito defendants arc attempting to cxtort money
from tho Railroad Company. Ihe road IL to bu
o uArI0W-EkuEc.
, 1875-08-19
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Wnmt, D!scasoa Orarol, nla,otes Drops,
stoppAgs "f watsr. nent!noaoa o urine Urlshts ~
% ao.l3; .. .hs w.'er Z thlok eandy mixed si!s
sllk thcre IL morbid. dark bilious appnartrcs aud
wn bono dust dephsits, and when thorl IL lrtek1nst
burning whom passing wates and pain Iu41
Of the back and Aaong thu loin1.
Tnnor Of Twelve Ycnra' Growth Cured BY
HuAwuy's Kcaotycut.
BEVERLY, Maas., Julv Is 1ap.
DR. RAnwAT' have bad ovarian tlnur III tbo oratisa
anil bnwus: AL tho ductors said 'thoe holy tW
INK ,holpsd mo: sax seu1 aaso!!sat, and thaush.f
fered for twel4e yoar1. nk hnlos pf tnn Ietusat
aud box at Hal4aY = la and twn bottIes III Your
q tolt. and Ifoal 6otos smarter, and happyr tk1u!
stde Of tbs bowels. the Hrotn rts this 10 you fs
tbs benadt Of others. YOU eau r9bls eh..s.
HANNAH +. kNArP.
Prce, 81 por bottio.
, 1875-08-19

MKMPHIs, Aug. 1s.-Ths docltns OF the Ei1eT
began 1t uoou, anu 1t Las fallen about half An
inch, which, with tho rapid heotne at Cairo, In
dIcates the speedy Withdrawal Vi tho watets With
III ths bauks.
, 1875-08-19
MYSTERIOUS DEATH.

6rse5d1 UNpdlch q IH3 CHT11oP4 1F1o7'ses -
Pl1TsBURa, Pa, Aug. 1a.-Df. Arnold ID.
Hertz, = noted chemist aud oil operator of this
Guy, xas found dead In bod It his home In Alle-
xEeny this morning. Ths1a are 1ulnots OF sui
osde. ne was widely know. and hls llio nas
|usu1ed for ~. .QQu.
, 1875-08-19

New 7onx. Aug. lb.-ieceiyer Jewstt, OF ths
Eric Road reports the reco.iss fsom tho time ol
hiH appointment to juue 10. s3 1D4,OUs; dts,
burgalueuta, IL. 759, ,GU6 bat-uss on Aand, si3.,.
d0J.
, 1875-08-19

P1rrsRuRo, Pa, Aug. 1B.--Dr. Arnold Holtz
prominent oll,4oaleE Of this city, dio.t suddsn
y, Ut apopis4y, ~ Ms ras!deuca ID AlsEhen,
Ctr. last night.
, 1875-08-19
THE WEATHER.

WARRINGTON, .. G., Aug. 18.-For the Upper
Lhko region, Uppos alissBsipps, aud Lower Mis-
souri, Valleys. clear Or purity cloudy weather aud
continued low Temperature. with light variable
winda from the north aud west, aud slight
changes In the barometer
local OBSERVATION.
f!It1dInn. Anu. IL
, 1875-08-19

LOUISVILLE Aug. 1a.-TAo claims agsinst tho
aub.cnutraclors that have itnpeaed tile progroHs
VI tho Cincinnati Southern Railroad III Ke,4-
lucky ara iono awaY with by bonds. aud tue
ga'.lo of lawyers tnueues. Ihc1o nil 10 molo
Murx and lever lhwsnita nuw.
, 1875-08-19

AT MINNEAPOLIS.
5perias Dspatch to ihe Citeuuo Tribune.
Tho reBidoucs Of john Snyder, OH Eighth
avonuo, north. burned this morning. LOSS eBUO.
, 1875-08-19
CHICAGO 4 LAKE HURON,

BpteIdl Isbalch q Ihd E1f19' 1FltNhs,
1.ASs1ko, Mich. Aug. la.'-Frach-laYinY Oh the
Ohraso d I.ake Huron ltaiIsoad Lss con'aucural,
aud II progressing 1apllly in thus direction.
, 1875-08-19


tfrtf ht,e ert"s.-Athlct1es, I; chct9os, 4.
Left on h,sss-Athoties. 2: tthica8ps l..
jtHHs eurne1-Ath1utids. 1: Chleagns. ..
time NJ 4Ime--1wO hourI and thirty 1linutcs
tMuise- William Mclean,
FIltLADELrs1Aa-NEw HAvET9.
Srtctht Di*patch to 1is Chiraqo 7r.aHns.
PHILADELPHIA Pa, Ang. 13.-Tho fhi1ade1-
phlas defeated lilo New naycnB this AFTERNOON
for tho fourth consecutive time, by Bcuro Of )
to 2. Zettlcin pitched for tho first tino this
aeason for the rhilAdo!phlaB, and alc0eary. Of
tho rsu,o ninc, acted aB umpire. Tie Philade-
phiaa mads but four clean htH earning QUO ,un,
and getting tho othor two by Lun.H poor play.
Tho Now liarens tuauo eight ctoas hits, Sommet-
villa ea1ning both runs by good batting. Tho
phlIadolpilIaa won By tloit perfect folding. ".
f.ufr making four Of tho five errors credltod to
tho Now lIa,cuB.
{hntnqz- ! 7
Ncw ffayet,a ..,,....,. o 0 u 0 n-3
Ililauciphias ........... 0 o 0 o o-3
GAME At LOUISVILLE.
Louinv1LLE. KY, Aug. 1a.-~Uaso~bal: Eagles.
!; Uossona, II.
, 1875-08-19

Itme-e::7,t;; 3;37; aaotS; 2:eeoA; 2;3sA: AL
NoH. 6 and being passed. over pro tempoFc.
the seventh on tho ilHt WAS takon up. tor Lorasa
that lad neyor beaten 2:2D premium StVo
5a5U to tirst Sl1p TO second, @loo 70 tnlTu, anu
SIS to fourth. Yho1a wvro oight ontses aud
, 1875-08-19

Fovss aDd Aeue cured fae tlfty eona. Thsro /. uo
remedial aRcIt in the wr that Will curo 3eycr and svn.
and all nthoe nntatnu.. biis acnriot typhotd 1e,s
md othnr fersrt tnind hy 1sawsys ils 10 aaicx !;
Suld by uruRgIat&.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-06-15
Roots and Shoes.

q. w. Frost & Co., have large
Shoe Factory at corner of Main and
9Th streets. They are equipped with
improved machinery, and furnish a
large amount of stock to jobbers.-
Their work is equal in appearance and
superior in quality to Northern work.
They also keep on hand fine stock of
northern shoes for gents, ladies and
children. There are now employed in
the establishment, fifteen hands, and
it is in contemplation to increase the
force to thirty hands. The house is
certainly superior to any similar enter
prise which has been in the country.
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.
ENTERPRISES not advertised in the
NelCS, can be inserted in this column
at a fair price in money.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-06-15
Fresh Arrivals of Drugs and
Medicines at Bunting & Pep
pcrs, No. 6, James
Block.

We have very large and well selec-
ted stock ofdrugs chemicals, which
we propose 80 sell at very low rates
for CASH or PROMPT PAYING CUSTO-
MERS. Special inducements offered to
Physicians and country merchants
Give Us trial. We have received
our supply of fresh and reliable Gar
den Seed We can supply country
merchants with Seeds, on commission.
Also a large stock of White Lead,
colored Paints. Oils and Narnishes.
Our Store will be open on Sunday,
for dispensing medicines. from s to 9,
4. NJ, and from to j. NJ.
March. left.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-06-15

Its distinctive features were imagi-
native and figurative and it was
delivered in a pleasant and ner-
vously earnest manner. His posi-
tons were easy and varied.
On Wednesday afternoon
THE LITERARY ADDRESS
was delivered by Rev. J. w. Bach~
man, who spoke 80 minutes on
"Vital Force or the Power of
Life" The address was rich,
pointed and practical, Astounding
in useful information, garnished
with figures Of speech that were
in numerous instances truly Gle
CANT and apt.
On Thursday evening the senior
addresses were delivered " Mr.. /.
S. Anderson, subject, Books, and
Mr.. J. T. Harby, who delivered
the Yaledi2tory in very touching
and graceful language.
After the comforting Of College
Diplomas by Prest. Tadlock, and
Society Diplomas by Rev. J. d.
Hamaker, the President announced
that the board had reelected the
Faculty, as follows: President, J d
Tadlocl ; Prof. Of Languages, &C.,
J II Winston ; Professor of lily
giene, &c, DIR Tcmpleton ; Tutor,
4. II Sloan.
The King Medal was then
awarded by Mr. Fowler, the chair
man Of the committee, to Isaac S
Anderson, Of Bristol.
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THE FAIRS.

The Fairs for next Autumn,
have been thus far fixed for the
following times:
Jonesboro, Sept, 23rd, oath;
25th.
Greeneville, Sept. 2Sth, 29th,
and 30th.
Wytheyillc, Oct. 9th, 9TH, and
Slh.
Briatol Border Fair, September
2Sth, 29th, and 30th.
Abingdon Fair, September .,
% and oath.
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Blank Deeds.

We have printed a limited mum
Der Of Deeds, which are exactly in
conformity to the code, with ac-
acknowledgements printed for both
Ike husband and wife. They are
printed Oh fine tough Bond Paper,
and will bear folding and handling
without damage. Parties wishing
2 handsome statutory orQ fer deed
will apply at Office Of the BRIsToL
News.
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Mr.. FOWLER:

NJ r. FOWLER:
organized in Russell county. May
18th, Moccasin Grange with 20 men
and II ladies, with the following OIL
GERS
Jos. c. Fugate NJ. r. B. Fugate,
L.. Dr..C. EastcrIy, Sec'y.; II. ID.
King, Treas. y. c. Fugaic, ). Jas.
NJ. Tate, 4. :. =. o. IL. Cunningham,
G. X. Lady Officers. Miss Martha
A. Fuller, +. Miss Eliza J. BurdiEe,
Ceres. Miss Mary +. Owen, Pomona;
Mrs. Mary \. Fugate, l.. A. 5.
A lsc Magnolia Grange, Hausonville
Va, on May Doth, with is men and
l. ladies, and following officers:
W. r.. Gilmer, NJ. j. y. Gilmer,
Sec'y. Jas. IL. Dickinson, Q. JAS.
NJ. Hanson, Treas. Rev. q. a. Fra
zier, Chap. ; J. 5. Tanner. l.. ; G. IS.
Gllmer, a. = ID. GilmeL, ). !; c. G..
Gilmer, G. X. Lady Olllcers.-Miss
Mamie A. Hanson, Ceres Mrs NJ.
L Hanson p. Mrs. VI. l.. Frazier,
L. A. :. ; Miss Limuie Gilmer. +.
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COAL!
BRUSH MOUNTAIN
COAL !
w. B. PAYNE & son, AGENTS.
BRISTOL, TENN.

We will keep on hand. and will fill
orders, either at retail or by ear load,
the very finest quality CT Brush
Mountain Coal, from the mine of JNO.
n. J oIIAN, Ontgomery county, Va.
One bushel will go farther and throw
out more heat than two of the Knox
vile coal.
Bg5- For particulars we refer to Rev.
D. Sullins, d. D., l. e. Fowler. Edi-
tor News, and DR.. J. A. Templeton.
NJ. d. These gentlemen are using this
coal.
w. 3. PAYNE & SON.
Oct. %, '74.-tf
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CORNELIUS A. GRAY
Barber and Hair-Dresser.

FRONT STREET, one door Sout Of Bunt-
ing s Peppers Drug Store, Bath Room at
atched.
May 10, l574.-tf.
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Assignee's Sale Of Valuable
Land in Scott County.

~ virtue Of decree Of the District Court Of tue
- United States for the Western District OF Va
entered at the October term, 1874, shall, IA As
signes Of John Hiekam, Bankrupt, sell at public
outcry IN front Of the Court House in Estiiviie so
much Of the land Of said Bankrupt may be neees-
sary 20 pay the debt, interest and costs mentioned
in said decree and costs OF sale. Said lands con-
sists Of two separate tracts Of about 100 acres
each, uPCn Of which the said Bankrupt now
resides.
TERBs.-Cash sufficient to pay the costs OF sale
will be required in hand the remainder on a credit
Of six and twelve months, the purchaser TO Civ
bond with good personally security the deferred
payments and title to be retained BY the Assignee
until the purchase money is fully paid.
Sale postponed TO LIST day Of June County Court
OF Scott Co., Va.
WI. PAGE, Assignee.
April q. At
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John McCrOlrcH

on Main Street, keeps on hand Stoves
and Tinware and manufactures ware
Cor general stock, and To order. Fur
nishls roofing, spouting and gutter
ing He is an experienced and relia-
bile " rkman