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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-14
EXECUTIVE COMMITrEE.
Officers Of the National Grange.
Mastcr-Dudley w. Adams, Waukon,

Officers of the National Grange.
Mastcr-Dudley w. Adams, Waukon,
Iowa.
Ovcrsecr-Thos Taylor. Columbia, s. G.
Lecturcr-T. A. Thompson, Washing
ton, ID. C..
Sic ward-A J. Vaughn, Memphis. Tenn
Assistant Steward-G. w. Thompson,
New Brunswick. N. J.
Chaplain A. B. Grosh, Washing
ton, y. Z.
treasurer. M. Mcdowell, Wayne,
secretary-O.H. Kelly, wash'gton, D. G:
Gate Keeper-O. Dinwiddie, Orchard
Grove, Lake county, Indiana.
Ccrcs-Mrs. d. w. Adams, Wsukon,
Iowa
Flora-- Mira Joseph T. Moore, Sandy
Spring, Md.
Pomona-Mrs. Thomas Taylor, Colum'
biz, South Carolina.
Lady Assistant Steward-Miss G. A.
Hall. Washington, D. &.
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Does It Pay to Keep Sheep.

February 10, 1874, l bought Of Mr..
Amos Dixon, Of this county. six head Of
ISouth Down ewes, for which paid $0.3
per head. From February 18th to March
10, they dropped nine lambs, which they
raised.
|Scld three buck lambs for So each, { "a 90
One buck lamb, 8 90
One weather, w
Wool. 20
On baud, 0 ewes worth 90 sOeach, So 70
Total. $l25 10
FIRST cost, % ~
Increase, 5 20 10
l lost one old eve by accident. Ny
ewes will drop their lambs again in few
DAVIS. II. B. STEWART.
Industry. Illinois.
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Sl25 90
IS so
S 20 10
Spruce Up.

II you get moment spare, spruce
up; pus the gate on its hinges; put .
little pain: on the picket fence you built
last year; trim up the door yard; make 1t
cozy and:.inviting. Do not say you can
find no time to attend to these things;
you have time. The fact is, you have no
right:.to be sloyenly. 1t can do no good,
but, on the contrary, 1t will mar your
peace, wound your self-respect. and i'm
pair your credit. Then, by all means,
spruce upat odd times, and at even times,
too, for that matter. 1t will pay.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-14

4 HORN that has been Knocked o. .
young calf viii grow again. The part
lost is merely the extremity Of the horn.
All that Is necessary to be done Is to ap-
ply plaster OF tar to the part, % prevent
the air from coming In contact with the
sensitive surface until it has become bar
dene6.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-14

A subscriber to South Western news.
paper died recently. leaving four yeat.'
subscription unpaid. The editor appear
I'd q ~ gave md deposited IL he colin
= Pain leae Tn, . liaa eoat ana : thsr.
|0ou01ee Y. gs4fsl ~ - afs4 g8a 4r f.
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Boiling Peas.

Why some peas boil soft aud Others
hvrd, has long puzzled farmers and house
keepers. The question seemed to have
been explained BY Prof. Ritthausen, who
has examined samples OF these different
characters. and has found that the hard
boiling peas contain . large excess Of
potash and suiphste OF potash, buta large
dedcisncy Of phospheris Add - compared
with tn cot boiling peaa II va also
discovered thae - boiling a soft boiline
psastn water inprsgnst with lime tend
"a to hardes them, while hard boiling
peas sottsnsd readily when cooked in ,,ls.
titled (purs) watsr. IN psastscs farmers
lind IN application Of lime 70 the land
produces hard boilinG pess probably b.
HbsrainG potash end AxiaG phesphssje
acid "a The sotl, end housewives fled thAt
~ addlng soda to the watcr hard boiling
peas NY ~ evoked soft
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-14
That Good Water.

! In the town of B, In . judicial dil
ltrict adjoining ours, there was lately he'll
% term Of Circuit Court, and two promi
nent lawyers from neighboring countie
were present on professional business, ami
|had room 1t the hotel together. Whethe
business was dull, or the Judges ruling
Unsatisfactory, or the verdict of the jur,
unfavorable, we are informed; but, TO
some reason, our legal friends tarried lat
one evening in social company. and pass
ed the time in . way not in strict accord
ance with the teachings of tho Good Tenn.
Iplars, When at last they sought their
touches it was in mood which rendered
them supremacy Indifferent to the price Of
corn, the prospect Of the tobacco crop, or
any other Of the petty cares and anxieties
of life.
But alas! IN avenging Nemesis follows
fast upon the steps of him who tries any
of the ''short cuts" to perfect bliss. The
old lady who advised her son to drink
more:at night, SO that he would not be so
thirsty in the morning, twas not IS we'll in
formed as some of our young men who
might be named (if it was not for the fear
Of shot guns land sich"). After few
hours Of deep sleep one of the legal gen.
tlemen awoke to . sense of fierce and all.
consuming thirst. On the wash-stand he
found bucket of water, and refreshed
himself with copious draughts Of that
beverage. How delicious he found 1t. no
one can conceive unless he has '.bcen
there"
About this time the other bwyer awokc,
and found his friend busily engaged in
filling several bottles, that he had found
On the wash.stand, with water from the
bucket.
s'What In the name of all that is won
derful are you doing there?" said the law
yer from between the sheeta
II nm filing these bottles to take home
tc my wife," said the learned gentleman
1t the wash.stand; this is the d-dest
best water ever tasted in my life."
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Farm & Grange.
Officers of the Territorial Grange.
brigham Reed. Master. Foreman.

Officers of the Territorial Grange
Brigham Reed, Master, 'sozeman.
j. Ba.tertOn, Ovcrsecr.
A. Myers, Lecturer.
J. G., Langden, Steward.
j. Underwood, Assistant Steward.
G. II. Oldham, Chaplain.
IL. II. Mood, Treasurer, Bozeman.
q. F. Parmeter, Secretary.
w. NJ. Wallace, Gate Keeper.
Mrs. j. Rattcrt0n, Ceres.
Mrs. o. r. Psrmcter, Flora.
Mrs. ]. A. Culver. Pomona.
Mrs. j. e. Langden, Stewardess.
j. u. McCamman, Secretary pro tenn,
Bozeman.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Brigham Reed, Chairman; g. w. Wake
field Bozcman, Gallat;n county; A. +.
Burns. Helena, Lewis and Clarke county;
A. Myers, Springvillc, Meagher county;
O. F. Parmeter, Sheridan, Madison
county; II. H. Mood, Bozeman, Gallatin
county.
DISTRICT DEPUTIES.
w. N. Wallace, district No. /, Deer
Lodge and Missoula counties; A. F. Burns,
District No. 2, Lewis and Clarke and Che
tcau counties; J. Underwood, District No.
3. Mcaghcr and Jefferson counties; j. G.
Langdon, District No. 4, Madison and
Bcavcrhcad counties; Geo. w. Wakefield,
District No. 5, Gallatin and Big Horn
counties.
Next annual meeting at GalEatin City,
June 2, 1875.
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GERMAN TOAsT.-T0 one egg, beaten
we'll. add one Gun Of sweet cream, season
with I little salt and pepper. Cut in
slices and fry in butter on q griddle. This
IL a nice dish for breakfast.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-14

Oxx thousand cheeses, weighing from
100 to GOO pounds each, ono weighing
Il 200 pounds, and one weighing 2,MW
pounds, were shipped from New York %
England recently.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-14

,IRIcH / WILSON,
Dealers in General
= M erchandisE,,
and Freighte1's,
Corner Main and Boze,nan streets,
BoxeMsass. su0sssAssa
| AGENTS Fo1
lP. B. Clrks Express and Stage Lines;
The Diamond II Forwarding Line;
ICosn 3 Ten Broeck's Carriages and Bug
gies (the only reliable carriage for the
mOuntains) /; and fOi.
IT. C. Power 4 Co.'S Agricultural 1mple-
| mentS.
We are now receiving and have en- root.
The Largest and Best Selected Stock
of goods ever brought Eartern Montana,
which We offer at
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL |
A Mammoth Stock of Fancy and Staple
OR CE RTE ST.
and themost complete stock Of
T0bncc0s and CIGARS
/
ever offered in this market.
l.
n... o.|
Z GOODS.I
Carpets, Ladies' Furnishing Goods,
l
HardsUare,
|.
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oIC0us
: FRED. J. KEISEL b CO..
!; Forwarding
Co m miSSion
| MERCHANTS,
|F0R MONTANA 4 IDAHO !!
Mark Goods:
Care F. ]. X. & Co,
Oorinne, Utah.
BOOT D. SHOE STORE.
hARRINT0N, BAKER & co.
Keep constantly on hand full line Of 4
Boots and Shoes,
e The hes. ao.liay,
Mems, Ladies' and Chlldren's Arctics
GUM BOOTS,
-&Gtze1' and a7aszlmgs,
Boots made to measure from the best
French stock.
Repairing neatly done. Prices reasonable
II Call and examine before purchasing
&
Sign of the Big Boot,
COLEMAN. NJ. T. l.
Spieth & Krug, /
BREW Err s.,
IN
BOHEMIAN, n. T.,
Keep constantly on hand bOuntiful sup s
ply Of 9
A No. l Lager Beer |!
3Ot o410 N In
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Orr . luIDnaAx Ruyuuun.
Washington. ?. C.s 1SbgaaIy |, 1871.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-07-27
The Wheat Market.

Captain w. B. Williams, late Of
Bristol, but now a Commission Mer-
chant of Richmond Va. furnishes US
with the following touching the PROS
pective price of wheat. He is well
posted merchant, and his remarks are
worthy the attention of shippers.
We hope our trends will consign to
him, fer he is very certain to do well
for them. = Ed. News.
There has been a great deal Of
speculation in wheat lately and prices
have been forced up higher than is
justified by the bad reports concern
ing the crop in Europe. This being
the main dependence of the specula,
tors favorable change in the pros
pect would knock the bottom out at
once.
Tho old stock of Flour and Wheat
carried over will doubtless balance
all DEFICIENCIES OF the new crop, and
while We are likely to have fair re-
muneralive prices, there is no danger
either of a famine or a glut. My
belief is that farmers who sell within
the next thirty or sixty days wi!l do
the best.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-07-27

FANCY GRENADINES at 81, 10,
and 1919. per yard worth 16k 20 ,
and 25c. :
Rich STYLES FANCY GRENADINES
at 16S 20, %, 30, and 35c. worth
from 25 to 50c.,'
BLACK GRENADINES in all quail
ties from 12Ic. up to 1925 per
yard-this embraces not only the
cheapest, but best assorted stock
ever offered in this city,
ECRU LINEN TUSSORE SUITING
at SIC. per yard worth tb3c.,' at
125c., would be bargain at 25c. ;
at 162c. worth 30c.-these goods
must be seen to be appreciated,'
ARPJAPANESE STRIPES
and PLAIDS at SOC. per yard
worth Soc,
JAPANESE CLOTH at 12Ic. worth
csc.
WASH-POPLINS, best goods manu-
featured. at 12I and l5c. worth
log aud 25.;
DEBEGES at %, 80. So, 40, and soc.
These goods can be had in all the
new shades.
New style PLAID DRESS GOODS
from % to SOC. per yard-areduc-
tion of from twenty-five to fifty
per cert, has been made in these
goopS;
FAST COLORED LAWS at 81, 10 ,
1853, 20, 20, 80, 81 and soc,
Also, at the lowest prices, PONG EES,
MOHAIRS, JAPANESE SILKS,
JACONETS. CAMBRICKS, LIN
EN- LAWNS, aud all other styles
of fashionable dress goods;
BLACK ALAPACAS at %, 80. So,
40, 10. 20, GO, %, 50, 9Oc,, 81,
and 81 25,'
AUSTRALIAN CREPE at so, GO,
and 75c. worth C5.. IS. and 81;
Yard-wide PRINTED PERCALES
and CAMBRICS at III and 1C2c
lie lart-reguiar prrcos, 1G 2-3c
and 25c;
VICTORIA LAWS at Is 80. 20, %,
d SOC. > also, PIQUES at IG !
%, %, 30. 81, aud 4Oc.-ail re,
markedly chenp;
SWISS MUSLINS from 12Jc. up to
soc. per yard-ali very cheap;
CHECKED and STRIPED MAIN
SOCK MUSLINS, CHECKED and
STRIPED SWISS MCSLINS .
CORDED, STRIPED, end FIGUR,
Ed PIQUES-aII at extraordinary
brains.
LONSDALE EAMBRIDK, first quail
y, one yard wide, at iG 2-3c. PEI
yard
KNIGHTS CAMBRIA, SO inches
wide, at 1Cc would be a bargain
at l2lc.y
UTICA SHEETINu I04 wide, in
remnants from two and 4 half w
to ten yards, 1t 40c per yard; Soc
| is the regular price everywhere
REMNANTS Of DRESS GOODS o.
every description to be sold at less
than half value;
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-07-27

What is the matter with the
Petersburg News? The same
power that knocked the bottom out
of the Richmond WING seems to
have looscucd the hoops Of our
Petersburg friend. Behold its new
platform Ct last Friday.
We answer cmpha;ically that if
the bondhorders will agree to settle
the whole debt question, iona tide.
upon the basis OF the $50, coo goo. and
restore the control of the revenues OF
the State to the General Assemb y
where, by all sound law, constitution
and precedent, itof rightbeiOng (not-
withstanding the ridiculous decision
Of the highest court and not leave
that control where it now is, with the
bondholders, the people of Virginia
will cheerfully agree to pay every
cent of it and the interest thereon,
promptly, On this basis there never
would have been any debate of the
matter, or any disappointment TO the
bondholder.
To us this looks like surrender.
Can it be go!
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-07-27
Gold in n. \. liz SIS.
MENDOZA.
Through the Hills to Kinder
nook.

Through the Hills to Kinder
look.
Save the moderate sw8g in Walkers
Mountain there is no country road OF
equal length in'this vicinity that has
so iaultlcss a grade rs the Goodson and
Boyd Pike. In travelling its sixteen
miles one passes through the noun
tam, not across them. Half the road
car be travelled as well by trout as
by a horse, for the streams aad the
road are for long distances identical.
Mendoza Lodge was TO have on Satur-
day last its dedication, and numbers
of persons had promised to go from
Bristol and be present on the joyoEs
orcasion. But Friday afternoon SEEM
ca 10 have been chosen by the clouds
rs the occasion Of their being emptied
If their reservoirs. The rains descen-
ded for hours in the most pittiless
fashion. Printers ink had committed
rho editor of the Actcs for the occa-
-ion. but when his lOng-promised
companions for the voyage were look
ri for they were not to be found. On
10 AR. George Fleeuor stood firm
Mounting Joel Galliher's walking
,,r,v We set our faces, meeting the
storn, and rapidly passed beyond the
,,n-ljens Of Bristol. Ia The Rich Val
lev we drew rrius in front OF the nos
nit,lle mansion of Mr. Henry Flee
nor Refr sh.ng ourselves thereat We
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-07-27
For the News.
j. w. White, Master of State
Grange, Will Address the
Patrons and Public at
Glade Springs, Va, on
Ihe 9th Day OF
August.

There will be Grange Speaking and
public installation of officers of Dis
trici Grange OF ). w. Virginia, on the
9th of August, at II o'clock y NJ, at
Glade Spring, Va. J. w. White.
Master OF State Grange, will be pres
and deliver public address. Ladies
and gentlemen and the public invited
Deputies oil all Counties will be pres
cnt as the Master of the State Grange
will confer the 5th or Pomona Degree
on Deputies, and instruct them IN the
5th Degree.
Subordinate Oranges in ali the
Counties Of the South West, Will send
delegates TO this meeting. The Mas
ter ard mis- wife, who is q Matrnn, are
delegates from each subordinate
Grange-each subordinate Grange will
elect three 4th Degree Patrons from
their respective Oranges, who VIII be
delegates also. They must have
certified copies of their appointment
upder signature of Secretary, and
seal Of Grange-LaGies particularly,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-07-27

Two prominent and well known
citizens OF Tazcwell Go. Va, died
recently. Mr.. F. 2. Spots, for
many years CONSPICUOUS merchant,
died last Saturday week, of sporadic
cholera. Aged GO.
Mr.. William Barnes of Wards
Cove died last week, at the greatly
advanced age Of Sc years, from the
effects of an injury received from
the fall of a horse OH him, while
leading him throgh a set of bars
Mr. Barnes was IN extensive and
successful grazicr and was greatly
respected in the county.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-07-27

dashed into the defiles Of Cove Creek
and Livingston's Creek, from which
we emerged to find the Holston brim-
full Of waters that ToaTed and surged
by in a manner not only angry, but
ferocious. Ford there was none, and
we were indisposed to swim away from
the hospitable invitation Of Rev. Jas.
Fleenor, with whom We stayed for the
hight, passing many of the hours in
the pleasing entertainment afforded by
the Parsons conversation aud Che
luxurious abundance Of his table q; then
wrapped in the drapCry of morpheus,
we dreamed Of the glad sunshine that
was to supplement The rainy season,
which had Outlasted the one that pro
duced the DpIuge. The Parson we
found almost recovered from his long
Illness and his elastic spirit fresh as IN
the days of his prime. In fact with
scrip and staff he has again entered
the ministerial field aud once more
conironts the foe.
Morning brought the sun and cloud
less sky, but the Holstou still ragged
untamed between its upper banks
Mendoza was two and half miles
distant, and after boating over the
saddles and ct cctcras, the horses were
driven into the stream. 1t is always
exciting 10 witness the swimming of q
swollen and dangerous stream by a
herd Of horses. This was no exception.
IN front Mr.. James Fleenor, Jr., rode
the fiery Roanoke, who more than
once sank beheath the wave. Those
that followed beat far down the stream
and it was with great difficulty they
were able t. land at all. For time
the result seemed by no means prom
ising Of successes. But Columbus
reached land and our vastly augmen-
ted company did likewise aud were
soon at MENDOZA. From all direc-
tious the people came until some $40
were on the ground. The Abingdon
delegation came in gay and painted
coIors to the sound Of wind instru-
menJs and the roll Of the drum. In
the plain the good people had erected
an arbor capable of seating thousand
persons, ana close wthin its vicinity
there was a spring of chaIyEeate wa
ter that was the resort of scores at all
times during the long hot day Up
on very modest eminence stood the
splendid
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-07-27
TUESDAY JULY IT, 1875.

The jury for the trial Of Jno.
d.. Lee, for participation in the
Mountain Meadow Massacre, is SAID
to he composed of eight Mormons
and four Gentilcs. If go, it is a
mockcry Of all justice, and the re-
cult indicates tic Use of Mormon
gold, of which there is no scarcity,
and for the use of which the strong
ties of Mormon brotherhood affords
the very finest opportunity.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-07-27

are invite to be present anu TO bring
their baskets suitably filled, as COLA
ton VIII be spread, and a lunch for all
who may attend.
The Master Of State Grange, will be
at Wytheville OH the 9Th, Christians
burg on the 1Ith, Lyuchburg 18th of
August. |. 3. DUNN,
Deputy.
Russell Progress. Bristol Courier,
Wytheville Enterprise, Marion Her
aid, Scott Banner, and Lee Sentinel,
will please copy.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-07-27
BOTTOM TOUCHED.
Dry Goods at Lower Prices than Ever.
Money Saved by Purchasing Your
Dry Goods from Levy Brothers,
Who Have Made Large Purchases Since the Recent Decline

BLACK and COL0RED SILKS at
lower prices and in greater variety
than any other establishment in
this State;
EMBROIDERED CURTAIN MUS,
LIN, one yard wide, at 25c. worth
37Ic.;
Hamburger NET for CURTAINS
at 20, %, 80, 80, 20, Soc. and up
to 81 per yard
HAMBURGER LACE CURTAINS
from 81 to $50 per set for two win
dowS; HAMBURGER LACE
LAMBRBQUINS from 81 90 up to
So pair-all very cheap and desir-
able
WINDOW-SHADES in great varie
ty, among which win be found an
exict imitation Of lace shades, now
so fashionable:
4 large assortment Of CURTAIN
FIXTURES, such as CORNICES,
BANDS. LOOPS, and HOOKS:
BLACK, WHITE, and ECRU HAM,
BURGH NETS at a reduction oS
Soc:
| 4 full assortment of LACES suitable
for trimming
\ large assortment Of SILK NECK
SCARFS and TIES
! Also. BLACK LACE SCARFS and
WHITE LACE and MUSLIN
SCARFS:
READY-MADE DRESSES FOR La
DIES in ali of the latest styles,
from IS to S25;
a full assortment of UNDER GAR
MENTS at extraordinary low price;
4 large assortment of DUCKS ard
DRILLINGS for boys and mems
| wear:
SASH RIBBONS at Csc, Soc, Csc e
zoe, and 50c.. and mp to Sips
per yard-aIl extra Ordirarllycheap;
/ \ full assortment Of RIBBONS from
Eaif inch up TO seven inches ut
the lower prices
! GAUZE SHIRTS. Tor men ard w0-
men-some as low as 4Oc. for men.
! BUSTLES in all the new styles also,
HOOPSKIRTS and BALNO-
/ RAILS:
| MATING. Gil CLOHHS, RUGS,
CARPETS, MATS, and HAS
SOCKS;
| RUBBER JET. and GOLD PLAT
I'd JEW HLRY in great VARIETY
! SUMNER SHAW is. LACEPOINTS,
and JACKETS:
BLACK GBENADINE SHAWLS at
e worth 81;
/ LACES and EMBROIDERY in end.
cess variety at low prices;
GOODRICH & BARNUM'S TUCK
EiIS at 7Jc,;
MACHINE NEEDLES at aud Sc
MACHINE OIL in large bottles at
15c.;
. CLARK'S and COATS'S SrOOL-
/ COTTON at zoe. per dozen;
and thousands Of other articles not
enumerated in this advertisement.
Prompt attention to orders.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-07-27
The County Canvass

We expect to announce IN our next
issue a series Of appointments for the
candidates for the Legislature. These
appointments will be for every portion
OF the county, and will probably date
from the Goth Of August. The people
Are eRtitled to hear those who aspire
10 represent them.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-07-27
TEVHOMAS
= HOUSE.
Re opened by
J. NJ. THOMAS,

Main Street, Bristol, Tenn.
7 HAVE again reopened the Thorn
L as House. on Main Street, and am
prepared to furnish first-Class accom-
mediation to the public. No money
and no pains will be spared |, make
the hotel all it was in it's palmiest
days.
Boarders will be received On good
terms.
Being provided with good stables 1
am prepared to furnish stalls. food ano
attention to horses.
Rail road passengers will find the
house located in easy distance OF the
Passenger Exchange, the tables well
furnished and lodging unsurpassed.
Porters regularly at the trains to re-
ceive baggage and conduct passenger
Jan g. '74-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-07-27
LODGE BUILDING

hIHIIf of lTIpl- 40 hNy IN aud NIT
non, ,rorh IF nairt ,roi,fra. ,,'a aora
-, &c dodioatio %. 49,,
100, oD,Liti,ns H. Coa,,,it,a
od oaoo nao,,Io ond tho raina ond tho
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