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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-29
FROM 2I2 O'Clock TO CLOSE OF BUSINESS. 8
O'clock,
TUESDAY, Dec. 2S-P. II
1OA. M.-eALEs BEFORE THE q

There was a confident tone TO the speculation in
the railway and miscellaneous shares a, the send-oG
this morning and an advance on the closing prices
of last night quickly established. The highest
prices made, however, before noon, for later
there was general yield all over the list, with
later partial recovery the afternoon market being
very duh and tame. Lake Shore was the most act
i've ON Che LIST, Pacific Mail being the weakest, and
Western Union Telegraph The strongest, though the
Northwestern and 81. Paul shares well taken
care of. The volume Of busuess, while compare
lively small was considerably In advance of that of
yesterday. Ina investments Harlem sold at l2l,
Delaware Lackawanna aud Western al 120li, and
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy al 1872, New
Jersey Central risng to 1864. The gen
eral market closed strong and in
some cases at the highest prices of the day. West
EN- Union Was strong upon wei circulated report
that there is pool in the stock bent upon advancing
It's market price to ~ or figures named. These
gentlemen WHO engage in pool operations generally
tell the confdng public the exact figure to which
they propose 10 advance depress q stock; hui tie
confiing public having had ii, wits shmponcl hy
di,app tinted hopes il nst beginning 20 suspect that
whenever pool managers take the trouble 10 give
ont points" 10 buy particular stock for rise,
the managers aforesaid desirOus of selling
at the market price the excellent security" which
they advise their especial friends-those whom they
take into their confidence on the street cOrners-to
purchase. The course Of the market to-day, with
one two exceptions, has been upward, the adj
vance from yesterdays closing quotations having
been from Is IN Rock Island to 20 in Union Pacific,
viz: Michigan Central, st. Joseph, Lake shore.
Northwest, and Quicksilver, each Il per cent Cen
tIal and Hudson and Western Unlon q; Erie,
Northwest Preferred, and Ohio and Mississippi,
each "a; st. Paul Preferred, Is; n. j. Central,
Ia f; 81. Paul Common, IL, and Union Pacific, lSs
per cent. Wabash declined III, and Pacific
Mail % per cent. The opening, highest, lowest,
aud closing prices of active stocks sold to-day,
well the Offering and asking prices II the close vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-29

Total since Jan l.s299949G2i s2s6929l0o s254955992l
Price gold 49,. ll04 lll's NE
The meeting OF the stockholders of the Pacihc
Railroad Of Missouri, held at the Drexel building
to-day was satisfactory in this If nothing el'e thai
each side INDUCED in the Chcsereldian pastlme OF
calling each other names On the principle that
"when rogues fall out honest men get Their cues"
and assuming that that which each side said OF the
other be true, congratulate the Stockhoideis
upon the possibility Of soon obtaining their rights
The January coupons of the Galveston, Houston
and Henderson Railroad Company will De paid by
+. p. James q Co., No. 40 Wall-st.
The directors OF the Norwich and Worcester Rall-
road Company have declared dividend OF per
cent payable at the Second National Bank, Boston,
Jan. 10, 1876.
The board Of directors of the Central National
Bank of the City of New-YOrk has declared SEMI
annual dividend of per cent, payable on and after
Jan. 3, 1876.
The Peoples Fire Insurance Co. has declared n
semI-annual dividend of 10 per cent, payable on
and after Jan. g.
The Manhattan Savings Institution has declared a
per cent interest dividend on small, and per cent
on large sums, payable on Jan. II and after.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-29

DNVW0 M CWENTTN 1N-TTo tTade N tEo7e artcIes Is
In vrtN d state, and prices IA bgyeTs favor
some a,twc Opium sells at ~ loose 20 eulroley, IN JOB
6mg lots. Morphine 50 20; QuulUe ~ 2O CamphoT
26c Ngin Sas. $50 $40 for the better GRADES aud
sicily $3.50 from store Ginseng, I'll SodS 40 Root
soc ~ Alcohol ~ - - Balsam IOu, SO Arsenic,
% .c Indigo III II 10, sod Tor Guasiusa; 85G7Oc, god
Tor Madras " GJd=l gold, tor Bengal OODSOc gOld,
Tor Manila ssltpeter Pee. for refined Nitrate Soda -
GZs eOhi Cream Tartar a3 50 i.C, gold Quick sly
76c gOti; English Cbeuicai- 81 35aS 40 for soda
T. 25dsi % Tor aus 81 904 - l2Aior As 81 75sSl 81
Tor Bleaching Powder and ~ 2GGfi 81 u for HcaIb Soda
AL gold Essaniia OTIS ~ TO- gold, Tor beEgsmot - 40
kp ior Lemon O3GN0C currency, for SlAaras 50 lOH
80 20 Ia glass.
nrn tusic has My been ia moderate demand but steady
80 tons Ne dean cold private IogNood
q gold S26. SantO Domingo. currency, S27
HVLGaias, SuIIsI,l, SS5 Fubsc-MexeAl S-0dsl saYa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-29

movement The Controller Of the Currency has
called upon the National banks for a state
ment If their condition at the close of bust
ness Friday, Dee. II. The United States Treas
urer to-day received 100000 National bank
notes for redemption. The customs receipts at
Washington amounted TO 100000. The Internal
Revenue receipts footed up Slo0,000 The follow
ing is the Clearing house statement. Currency ex-
changes, $G4, 509. 0l9 currency balances, $3,i3S-
451; geld exchanges 1911 ,475; gold balances
$1,2S3, 726.
Government bonds were more active and irregular,
closing frlner Oh the basis Of the following street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-29
WITH HARp AND CROWN.

ny tie Authors Of Ready Money M0rbOy" my Little
Gil" etc Paper. 10 cents cloth, 81 %.
"lOch In observation Iull % know eige ~ the world
shoundDe ~ c0nsnnmaiy clever sketches Of Character Is
abovel which. Wilde IL viii entertain all also leave
better iOr having read it, London Hour
=. sale BY Booksellers Sent pOstpa receipt Of
- - JAMES r.. OsGOOp & Co. Boston
D. .IUTTOH & Co, 7l3 Broadway New. Y0ik, Special
kssays IVI !. H. VI q CO. Publications.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-29
Business Chances.
Ie stock OF merchnn-

yNANTED-WhO stock of merchan-
w disc amounting 10 1000 To s20OOO0 dry goods or
boots and Shoes preferred VII pay ono tnr IN cS9h balance
seec,ea farming lands best locality IN Iowa. at
low cash Dce Communications couGd initial n desired. No
agents need apply. Address MERCHANT, lJ9 Water Of.
Sley Gland, ONO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-29

strct0ooi 0rlusIv..lla. sIiiIing ............
For u'rr delivery there decline "a re-, WIKI nOder-
ate business sale, FRIDAY aft.I a. February 100.
l3'c LOO l3 ic MARCIA 800, lSac Alr, 900. 10 &C..
MAY, 100, ii sac total - 90 bales FIst Cau-Dcceuhtg
Loo. - lg4c Jnarg 200 - re total a01 ba Second
cil-Naf'A lov j" Toe total 100 bales lhfi cdll-Ian
uaIy, tdI IS me-. Mach 100. lartst.. AUrl.
800 15l'isci nav, 400, Il i5lc. total tioo paes.
Sars g. day u a.. m.-DCcrmhf, 800 - lc. Jsnuir
400 lSss5 ZOO l4dre February, 100, 10 I.glei zoo
March 7J - "a, 1900. 3'sc.' Apd 700 u IL;
1900, l3lssci May 400, . issc 100 I4c zoo. II ge
JaAt zoe Ia 5szc 100, llsc total; 5oO bales grand tO
la,a'1 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-29
In city bank shares we notice only 2G shares
American Exchange Bank at 10. The bids were as


Ia railroad bonds the Paciics were in free invest
ment inquiry at higher prices Central frss fetching
l07l4 do San Joaquin branch, ola do. Calilor-
mia and Oregon branch, 93 Westerns, 09l2; Union
frsts, 10G, and Land Grants, 10ll4; Grat Western
seconds sold at 53lo. The bids were AS follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-29

In State bonds District Columbia 3.65s sold at
GSl. plain long skies of Missouri being firm at lO3
New South Caro,inas, nOn-fundable, sold at 47sd5,
and New-York State County bonds az 1917. The bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-29
Ltinns OF fnreipn exchange;

The home money market has been easy, call bor-
rowers being accommodated at Is and : per cent on
pledge of acceptable collateral, prime discounts
being dull, and ranging a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-29
THE SNOW IMAGE,



Vol VIII Of the Little Classic edition Of hawthorne
Work with picture Oi The 6feat Stone Face" - 25
with sucn Su.one eKttO- and valuable contents these
Httla must multitude Of lcas
Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-29
DUBLISHED THIS DAY:
COD AND TIE BIBLE.
A REVIEW or OBJECTIOSS To LITERATURE AND
AND DD8IA'
BY MATTHEW ARNOLD.

vol 1omO Uniform Wit Literature anu Dogma" 81 90
~ this BOOK Mr. Arnold tltas with mach force and ~iih
M literary hil nth Doe J.. ncgaho The various
sItcsIns made POI previous remarkable volume lit
eFst..r aud Ike that n written ho 60 destroy
religion but o build 10 up on wat MI Arnold considers more
permanent and m.lstsit foundations Both volumes
sfi!lr ,, ncsu Of tlc Transition gong Ie realm
o. tle,lo,y, anu tutnt mos careful reading.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-29

The following shows the exports exclusive OF
specie from the port of New-York to foreign ports
for the week ending Dec. 2s and since the beginning
of the year: ,.,.
For the week ss575T5o s525Gi77 ss73et24
Previously reported 203273Sl 2Sl6126Z3 25i'2OI49'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-29
business days:

The cable adylceS to-day reported HlIl tOne 10
the United States securities in London, Erie being
up to 49, British consols were easier. The sun
of f1l0O0O bullion was withdrawn from the Bank
of England on balance to-day. In Paris French
rentes closed at 65.75. Exchange on Paris was
easier at 251ll2. The gold market was tame and
uninterrsting and the tone of il from all the sales
being alternately at 1l2A01 1923, with 10 late IN
the day. Cash gold was heavy to carry, and holders
paid from l per cent, opening TO Z, late rates
being and 6. The fore ign exchange market wasGull
and firm on the basis of 3 Sj0Pl sJl2 for 90 days
bills and 81 SSl2a$i 30 for sight The export clear
ances of domestic produce from the port Of New
York for the week ending to-day were to the cur
rency valuation of So 1924. The Assistant Treas
urer to-day paid ont -, 40, 600 January coin inter-
est total of },60i, 900 The redemption Of called
bonds footed up 100000. The days business at
the Gold Exchange Bank was Gold cleared, %iG,-
500, 600 geld balances, $l,714,j 800 currency bal
ances -, O30,7 The principal gold quotations
were as follows:
I0Oo...Il2A lI3o..ll2a Loo l2s, 2:30 liza
ii:00....ii37s i236..ll2s 2Oo....ll2Ts
The days business at the L. S. Sub Ireasury com
prised:
cold receipts 7o37s9 81 Curypayments 7e4 u
Gold pay menis. lG79Gij 90 tuy eeob, tbo93 ~
Gold balance .4i6iijal 90 CustOus........ 100000 90
49, Il.IfL .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-29

William Ward furnishes the following table OF
prices OF the prominent gold and silver mining shares
as received by telegraph from San Francisco, during
the naSt four business daYs
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-08-31
IN SELF DEFENCE.

May 1S.-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-08-31
Purify the sprIg of Life.

1t is sine qua non Of health, that the
sources of vitality, the "spring of life, 4"
should be free from contamination. The
fluids which, by their action upon the food,
transforms it into blood, and the great vital
nutrient itself, must be pure, if the mus
Giles, the bones and the brain are to be
properly nounshed and kept vigorous. To
this end the stomach, the liver, the bowels
and the kidneys should perform uniGter-
ruptedly their various functIcns, since if
these are disturbed the vital fluids speedily
become vitiated. The best, nay, the ONLY
blood depurent which purifes them, by over
coming those bodily irregularities which
produce them, is H0stetter's Stomach Bitters.
The principle upon which this salutary al
teratlve acts is as simple as it is philosOphic.
Theorigin OF most diseases, AMI inv ariably
those which effect the organs above men
toned, is weakness. caused by insufficient
assimilation OF the food. The bitters speedi-
~ rectify the cause of the difficulty b. re-
storing vigo Gus digestion, so that all parts
OF the physical structure are supplied with
an abundance of pure, r.ch blood. This
increases the activity of the discharging
organs, and enables them to throw off the
etiete matter, WHICH, ranking in the sys-
tenn, destroys health. This bodily refuse
having been got rid Of and perfect assini-
lation Te-establIshed, there is nothing to
prevent healthy and active performance
Of the various functions Such being the
case, it is plain that the Bitters are not only
the most reliable stomachic, but an eradicant
of those diseases Of the liver, bowels and
kidneys which contaminate the springs OF
life,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-08-31
SALE or VALUABLE MILL
PROPERTY.

IN accordance with the provisions Of
l a deed of trust made to the under
signed by Chas. G.. Campbell and his
wifi Levisa. bearing date the 18th day
of etay, 1870. and to secure the pay
meni of three notes foI SSl5.I0 each,
bear ng even date with said deed Of
trust, payable to Stout, lis & Tenn
pie or order, with interest, we will Of
fer for sale at public auction. on Sat
urday the 18th day of September, 1870
from the front porch Of the Virginia
Hotel, in the the town Of GoOdsOn,
Washington county, Virginia. the
mill property situated in the said town
of GoOdson, and known as Campbe!l's
i'll. consisting of MIll-H0use, with
all its fixtures and machinery. inclu-
ding Turbine Water-W heel and other
machinery bought Of the said Stout.
Mills & Temple, the water privileges
and land necessary for the proper use
aud operation of the said mill proper
ty The said sale made to pay the
said three notes, with their interest,
and the costs Of the sale.
TERMS OFS1LE-CASH IN Hand.
q, This Is one Of the most valuable pie
ces of Mill property in Southwest Va,
and being Immediately % The border OF
Tennessee gives it additional advan
tages. Persons wishing to examine
the property can do 50 by calling ON
York & FuikersOn, /. Z. Fowler, or
Chas G. Campbell, ESD.
STOUT, MILLS & TEMPLE,
Assignees.
July 6.-tds.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-08-31
a SWIELAIar.

Well he wasn't to the sho'E and he
took his little cousin along with him
but before leaving home he took the
precaution to invest his pockets with
sp0ndulix amounting in all to the sum
Of one dollar, Finding the price of
the show too high TO admit himself
and cousin for the stamps he had pro-
vidcd, he meets up with prize box
boy who told him if he would BUY one
OF his prize boxes for a dollar, and if
he did not fud two dollar bill in it
he would give ) other boxes, in which
he would more than likely get
Sc; then he and his country cousin
could 90 to the show and get drunk
if necessary. So be buys the prize box
rom the boy opened it and found as
us,I nothing. Heheard his father was
in toxn, also learned he was an honest
man. lie hunted town until lie found
him, ana addressed him thuSly ;
The good people tell me you are an
IT,. ...~..,,,.,o r.- .,.os,
times We'll, be said, your, little son
soII mo DriZe hOX and said there
>''" INT 'No wa '' - ..
"'' !" . '',','' - - az"
,''' 80 " '1'I =,
/ ''o'''D a. go, O0' "''0 %" =
&" '''' wal o'D., =, ''''''~'
o'I ''''' ,','' -, ~ ~ =
80, ,,
-, ,t. 49, ~. 49,
=.
~, "
,..,..,.J ;r,.,, 49,, -. H.,
o,,, MD. -
-, ~. o,.,
~ ~ u..I 49,. ~, ra.o.o.,.,
- ~ T.,-o H. 10 r,suod
-: =. -
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-08-31
An Old Receipt Worth Ten Dol
lars TO any Farmer.

A writer in one of our exchanges
says: Take one part (by weight
rosIn, one part beeswax and four parts
good fresh or sound lard, Mix and
melt together over a slow fire, so as
to be sure not to burn the mixture.
1t makes an ointment that is superior
to anything ] have ever seen tried,
for the flesh of either horses or cattle,
for either fresh or Old sores, and is
especially good to remove old dry
scabS. l. soltens the scab, and it
comes off, leaving the skin soft and
tough.
was using a horse, a cold, muddy
winter day, and the next morning /
found him with legs swollen and rough,
and so stiff that it seemed TO be very
dif3cu.t for him to move. | brushed
off the dirt and applied the ointment
as soon as | could after IfouHd it out,
| made the application morning and
evening FOR two days, and the third
day one application, and he was cured.
| was compelled to use the horse a
little tie first day, and after two hours
LIGHT work he worked as well and free
as ever, and I kept on using him every
day.
The mixture is the best thing
| ever used for boots or shoes or out
door wear, as it makes the spongy
leather waterproof and the hard leath
er soft,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-08-31
"OBSERVER."
An Iron Bridge on the A. NJ. &
q, Il. r.

The material for an iron bridge, to
be constructed over the Seven Mile
Ford on the Virginia and Tennessee
Division of the A. NJ & o. Il. L. :,
passed through the city yesterday, on
its way west The bridge is to be
built by the Baltimore Bridge Gem
pany, and has been modelled after the
newest improvement on the plan of
the Fink suspension truss. 1t will be
builtentirely Of iron, over sheer span
of l25 feet, and will be, when COM
pleted, a structure on which any
weight could be deposited with absc>
lutte security from any danger of the
bridges collapse General Malone
is rapidly rendering his line from
Norfolk to Tennessee, a model of
scientific construction, and Of physi-
cal construction. The best officers
are in charge of all its departments,
and the accommodation afforded by
the road, elicit the praises of all who
use it.-PetersJary hdee-Appeql.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-08-31

would have had g large crowd. Before
we conclude me must tell your reader
that there. is certain Bristol individ-
ual lowering around this section of
country like a bird. of prey. He is
acting as an agent for Dollar Store sell
ling salt very cheap and many other
big and little things too numerous to
mention. This suspicious individual
is collecting just little "in advance"
to pay the freight, de-, you know" but
it seems the goods. &c, &C., never
come TO hand. We have had several
persons to tell US about this French
gentleman and if he don't take the
hint from this l will probably be a lit
tie palmer the next time. Fhese PEG.
pie want him to know that Cope
land passed through here few days
ago.
OBSERVER.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-08-31
Articles Tor the Centennial.

Having been appointed one of the
State Commissioners to the Philadel-
phia Centennial Exposition which
will be opened to the world on the
10Th of iy, 1876. ] desire to notify
the people of Upper East Tennessee,
or indeed elsewhere in the State, that
ali articles intended for that occasion
can, at the proper time, be directed TO
ME at Bristol. Teiin.
It is expected that The Commission
ers Of Tennessee will secure Thorough
representation of the actual and posi-
bic products of the soil, and manufac-
lures, the character and extent Of the
minerals, woods and vegetation. A
history of its physical features and
climate, its geographical position, 60
vernment, the extent and effect Of
railroads and other means of transpor-
tation, with such other facts IS will
show the progress and present condi-
ton of the State
JOHN @. KING.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-08-31
The Death Bed of Andrew
johnson.

A magnificent Engraving, just pub
lished oa heavy plate paper, I4XE9
inches i'm size. ]: touchingly portrays
the last moments of the great statesman,
with family frieude and physicians crowded
sorrowfully- around him. 1t is gem Of
art, beautiful in design, and artistic in ex-
ecution. and should hang in every home
and cottage in the land. Agents wanted
everywhere at once to sell this and other
popular pictures. Large pay. No money
required until pictures are sold. One copy
of tLe fue engraving "Death-bed Of An
drew Johnsou," with terms and instruc-
tions to agents, viii be sent by mail on a
roller, aud postpaid eceipt Oh Of. 50 cents. or
two copies for 50 cents. No terms sent I'M
less sample copy is ordered. Address the
Publisher,
JNO. c. BURR0W.
Aug, lift. Nashville, Tenn
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-08-31
No. H.
ALL KINDS NEW GOODS.
John W. Jet,
No. a. KeIIer'S Block,
BELOW THE BRIDGE.

7 HAVE now my Spring Stock Goods
/ complete consisting Of Notions, Dry
Goods, Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes,
Queensware, Hardware, HarI ess, GToce-
ries. Drugs, Dye-Stuts. &c, sc.
We can offer to our customers all kinds Of
Notions, selected with care and bought from
that excellent Notion House, Hodges &
Bros, Baltimore, at the lowest cash price.
Mr.. John ". Eogan, who IS with them, can
tell you all. See what we have, Hamburg
Embroidery, Lace Handkerchiefs, PeGu;et,
Bariege, Swiss, Alpaca, japanese Poplin,
Plaid, japanese, Mohair Luster, &C.. &c.
A variety of Ladies and Gents Gloves,
Nice Silk Scarfs, Rutiling, Collars, Six Par
asols, Courterpanss or Bod-Quiits. And
also nice Calicoes, &, TO- and l23cts., Bleach
Domestic at :, 10, II, IA, lG, 20 and 25cts.
Brown Domestic 8, 10 and Pets. And
nice Cashmere Suite, IS 90 20 $40 90, CAST
net Suits 50 90 TO So 90. Meas Hats, Use,
to s. 90. Boys Hats, SOC to 81 90. Mems
Shoes, s. q to 81 SO; WOmen's Shoes 81 25
to So 50. QueeEsware, We sell at James K.
Andersons QucensTare House price. Hard
ware, We sell at :. 4. Fergusou's Hardware
House price. Tin-Ware, We sell at VIM. n. .
Keller's Tin-ware Manufacturing House
price We can only sell as our neighb0rs
10. FAMILY GROCERIES fresh from the
Country Market. We sell TO all alike, first
come fret served. Orders good as CASH
| also have fine supply Of MIR. Henry 70
senheim's Atlas Habana Scgars. Flor, Fine
Henry Clay, Non Plus Ultra, Youths De-
light, &c. &c.
Now, Gentlemen, if yen want to be ele-
gantly putFed 60 to the Bristol News Office
and if you want some elegant Sugars to puff
come to
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-08-31

After September 1st we must have
pay down for our work. We have
credited our friends until 1t is almost
imposi lie for us to keep up a respecta-
bic stock in our store. We have our
debts to pay, and now ask our friends
to come forward and help us.
In the future we will work lower
than ever before, but must have some
thing for it when the work is done.
The outdoor work will be done by
Keller and Hammitt, Any arrange
ment made with Mr.. Hammitt will be
satisfactory with us. Thanking you
all Kindly for your patronage in the
past, we VIII strive to please you in
the future.
Please read this notice carefully
We mean what we say-in self defence
Very respectfully. your friends,
w. n. KELLER & co.
Aug. p, 1S74-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-08-31

ELDER Kincanon informs us that
he confidently expects 10 have the
new Baptist College building sufli-
GENTLY advanced by the centennial
DAY Of 1876, for them 10 hold in the
new Chapel thereof, the Centennial
Dedicatory service.
This viii require liberal help from
our friends. But we must DO these
things OF we shall fail to keep Bristol
Oh loot and under steam for the adj
Naneed schedule Of the second century
u American life, so soon 10 BEGIN
ne must make this an educational
Town Do this and you will nil our
business channels with honeymoon
~ from foreign points. Do this. and
bristol Will be the Staunton Of S. w.
Va.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-08-31

OR Collcgcs.-Sullins College open
ed its fall session last Thursday, and
made a ,nore fiattering beginning than
ever before. Bristol Female College
viii open next Wednesday and King
College next Thursday. The Presby-
terrain Female Institute Will open en-
the LIST Monday in September.
These schools are the arteries
through which must flow the blood
that is to Rourish Bristol. See 10 IL
that you extend them every aid and
encouragement possibly.