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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-16
INDEPENDENTS

The Lynchburg Firginian and some
of the other papers are discussing the
fate Of those candidates they call
independents. Tie policy Of OK
GLIDING them from all party meetings
aud caucuses, is boldly limited al, ifnot
advocated. As this means to read
them out OF the party, it becomes a
matter Of some moment to define the
term independent. Heretofore it has
been applied to those only, who have
refused obedience toplrty nominations
and party discipline. But some OF
the papers alluded to, 10y their dircc,
refere7ce to those who were nomi,
mated Cor the Lcgi3 stature by County
Conventions. seem desirous of ex>
tending the term TO those persons
who have been elected from coun,
where no effort was made to hold
conventions or make nominations.
OF course this woulG be both absurd
aud politically illegal. The party
organization leaves it d.scre-
tionary with the counties whether
conventions should be held at I'LL
In the South West at least. nomina~
the rule. If the term independent is
made to apply to those cases where
no convention was called and none
wanted, we guess there is 10 danger
that the blae stocking gentry will
draw the line of exclusion. Caucuses
without such independents would be
rather "two dim -.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-16

WASH-POPLINS at 10, 121, ard
I03c, per yard, worth I21, I63,
aud 25c.:
SCOTCH PLAIDS for dresses. at
leg and 20 {. per yard, worth 20
and csc. per yard.
SUEZ PLAiDS at 25c. per yard
these goods are all wool filling and
of the latest designs
PLAID DRESS GOODS, Of the most
fashionable coIors, at 25, so, 35.
40. A., Soc, and up to 81 per
yard-aIl very cheap
BEOtADED and PLAIN DRESS
GOODS 10 endless variety, all to-
be sod at pOpu az prices
BLACK ALPACAS and MOHATRS
from 25c 20 81 50 per yard. We
cali particular attention to this
line Of goods. feeling confident
that tie purchaser can sav9 twen-
ty>fve per cent BY purchasing Of
a..
DRESS-GOODS for MOURNING. in
| all styles and qualities at extra0r-
binary bargains
| PLAID GOODS tor over-dreSses. in
great variety, at much below reg
u.ar prices.
WHITE FLANNELS in plain and
twill, all wool and part ool, from
the lowest to the highest prices,
from : To = ward, WIDE.
RED FLANNEL IN Ill qualities both
twi led and p ain in all wool nniy
GRAY, BLUE ana YELLOW FhAN,
NELS ~ ali qua tiles.
"a a full assortment of PLAIN and
PLAID OPERA FLANNEL~.
| cotton DIAPER at 81 ana 81 %,
a p-'ce Of ten yards, worth 81 70
AMI 81 -.
BIRD S-EYE DIAPER. all pare lin
en-, at %. 30, IS, ana up to SOC.
per yard
IUEE LINEN TABLE CLOTHS, 2
yards Ioue. at 5 worth s. so.
FABLE DAMASk, all linen. in all
q att'e>, tFom 37lc. per yard up
Ia 3.
FRI CD NAPKINS at so. 75c -.
d II per dozen, worth 75c. 81,
amt 81 3
LARGE >IZE NAPKINS at ST.,
81 ., ST 81, 81 80, and w to So
:~r dozen
VII III HONEY COMB QUILTS
the 'iar2esr Is. IT 81 worth 81 30
| 1ROTGHLT CUiLIS at 81 80 and
s., v,r s ami -
NAk6EIiLES QUILTS ircm 81 to
SD = sc cell rar,icuar attention
t. g, o>r at s. 20 and 81, worth So
and -.
| DOUBLE MARSEH.LES Gull :,
both sides alike, a s. S., and 81 -,
SAID to be BorIh 2l5. $IS. and 500.
bat we cont value them q J., h'gh.
| CALICO COMFORTAJLES at 81 30.
81 10 s.. s. 50, So. and s. 81, Mi
made of good white batting with
the exception Of the two first pTi-
CPS.
TABLE-CCFERS, all wool, at 81
work 81 50 , also IN l assert
M vt at from 81 - to So.
PIANO. COVERS from s. up SIS
great variety Of styles.
| NOTILNUHAN LACES for curtains
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-16

to be credited it cannot be less than
hundreds of millions. Ii the Bonanza
mines can be relied on to produce III
the future as they nave produced III
their yield Il Continuance indicated
by The present dimensions Of their
ore deposit, 1t can safely be "a d th..t
t 'e finn m question is the richest III
the wuIid Inc wealth UI the Hnpes
of Al l,terdam. the RothchildS oi
Frankfort, the corporation of the
Bank of England VIII in brief time
be uvershado"ed by their millions.
The consolidated Virginia mine
produces TWO million dollars per
munrh Tie California rumiseS.
after January, to yield the same
amount. The Ownership of the Gould
j. Curry. the Savage Best 4 BeIcher,
the Andes, aud other of the Com
>iuck nules, ~ accredited to the sa me
firm Five millions per month is not
an improbable yield liz the immediate
future from these mineS-SiXty nils
'IObS per annum not i'll railway
bonds, nor stock Of corporations. nor
IA paper securities, nor vague prohlla-
rs to ay-but the ores 90 from the
mine TO the mill, from the mil to
the mint, and from the mint To their
vaults in Dag Of gOIdea double ea>
gle.
The continuance Of such an income
Tor a generation would suffice 30 pay
tn. National debt. 1t is equal 10
the rev euue of kipYdom it gives
pr1er that EnperOrs do not enjoy.
One years Income would build "a
lranS-coutinentai railway, another
you'd purchase the American navy,
and ten years would buy the rear
estate the lands aud houses vi San
Francisco. The men whom accident
aas elevated to this Dizzy height must
accept, with their wealth, the re.
>ponslDi'i:ieS of their positions > they
nave right 10 demand honest critI-
cism and not tJaYdl"g SubserSiencl.
Such an opportunity To achieve al.
lnmJT.. bic TepulalI0 is seldom OiIerrd
l. uUN present, q Ia the members
composing this firm. The community
Dniy asks rom them ut and generous
cJnduct commensurate ~I.h Tue firm
great wealth snd great power.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-16
The g'cliorsg E,uteTpvisc.

We find in the Grceneviile IN
TELLIGENcER, proceedings Of a
Grange meeting, for the purpose
of organizing the Telford AgricuI-
turaI Manufacturing Go. The Off
cers ofihe Company are us follows;
President, Jacob Hamilton, OF
Hawkins; Geo. w. Nelson, Of
Washington. Vice President; and
Jacob Barclay, Of Washington,
Sec, etary aud Treasurer.
The Executive Committee were
instructed to erect suitable build
ing6.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-16
TIE BRISTOL NEWS.

Now is the time to subscribe
or the News. The coming seS,
sion of the Legislature is likely to
be a very important one, and VIC
will do all we can to cnliven the
paper with accurate and graphic
accounts Of the proceedings. The
facts and the tendencies of lcgisla-
lion will be looked to, and as well
as can be, set forth.
If our readers are not kept in
formed Of matters at tie State
Capitol, it will not be for want Of
AN effort on the part of the Editor.
Terms, in advance, $500 per
year, or $l00 for six months
Clubs of ten, as heretofore, at $1.OO
ea~h per year.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-16
UNION ITEMS.

1.-The LANDMARK promises to be a
real news medium. From its is
sue Of last Saturday, we take the
following items which We con-
d.nse:
4 man named Wagner died fert-
Lisht slncr near Lick Creek Cnusch,
ani ruuInr suid There war SoihcIhinK
wrong. 90 Curnner Holt held an in
quest. and DIS. Emmprt ami Martin
dIsSected the body. but chemistry said
il WA the act of Cod aud That pneu-.
mo ia and hePatisis were tile weapons
He used
Harklorode & Co., have built II
wooden railroad from theiT AiiIl, Il
distance of two miles, 10 forest of
fine timber. This is enterprise, and
enterprise well directed always pays.
The ladies are giving cakes and the
merchants chewing tobacco to the 10
cal Of the LdnGT0rE.
TIE circuit preacher, Mr.. Callahan.
la arrived aud located for the year.
Col. james z. Snapp centennial
company has been accepted by the
Adjutaut General of Tennessee.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-16

EVENT and COMMENT

Vice President Wilson had an
alarming attack las. "Wednesday in
Washington while ia BARRIERS chair.
tse has now so improved as To apprc-
bend no farther difficulty at present.
The battle Of life is about over with
Henry ana henceforth lie had AS well
"flng away ambition" and make him
self busy at keeping quiet.
The Knight Templars of Charles
Ton, Mass have presented their brclh-
rcH of Richmond with a model Of
EuRksr Han monument, madc OF mar
be from the same quarry as the mon
ument itself, and very highly finished
The door to the interior is made OF
solid silver. Verify Masonry il the
only tie which the sword failed to cut
between the North and the South.
Geo. w. Grice, President of the
Raleigh and Augusta Air Line r. r.,
nnd formerly mayor of Portsmouth,,
died suddenly last Friday Of paralysis.
Ex-Presidcnt Jefferson Davis has
accepted the Presidency Of the Ameri-
can Department of The Mississippi
t~ta' ApcAlNtN vi IsOhhblls ilt Oh
iect is 10 direct attention To the adyau-
tages of that region. Now suppose.
those little radicals OF WImeiago
county, Ill, should ct their backs up
again?
Col. Jos. Mayo, formerly Treasurer
or Va, was tried last week ana nc-
quilted, being pronounced insane both
now and at the time Of the alleged EN-
bezzlement. DIR. Baldwin, Supt. Of
the Western Lunatic Asylum, lesli-
fled that though he certified IN is
discharge he was sane, he knew lac
was not, but made the formal ceriif-
cate because there was no hone for
his recovery except by his return 10
his friends.
Rev. Mr.. Suter, at one time Rector
OF st. Pau's Church Lynchburg, has
been called from Liberty TO Christ
Church at Alexandria. lie is one of
the most brilliant ministers in the Va.
Diocese, but has teen III delicate
health.
f. II. Shores, OF WytheviIle, was
committed TO jail last week on
charge 81 bigamy, the court refusing
an application Tor bail. lie was AT one
time resident Of this vicinity.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-16
The Letters of the "Oid-FaSiI-
toned Man"

II is said that Gen. Irboden aided
in their preparation, hut We have II"
pijali"n Of facts The style can hard
~ ne h,s.-b'''!oS Ne'c"'
BODIES wrote the whole Of The two
letter. letters ,I %nirh caused me "9i", , Fns,i
about, aud of The Others those paris
s %'ch were TraI n%, craIi, ar '% ;sr., o
attaches to those letters belongs to
H. - ,.,,,...,.. 49,. 49,,
b,,o .Ir,.dr l..rnod r.o,n oth.r
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-16
Ele~tiOnS RETURN. from Zee,
Wise and BucnasGAIt.

A. last he returns from Lee, Wi>t
and Buchanan 90 mites have been re-
ceived by Sec'etlryof State. Co!0"et
MacdOn&ld and now Bath and Henry
may claim To be most tardy coun>
t'e> N he State.
For the SenHte: Lee-H. c. Slemp
100 Lipps, 3o6, krIgo2r, 397; Wells
81.
Bnchanan-SlemP. 53,' Lips, 206;
HI'gnur, 22n,' Wells. |.
WI>e-Siemp, 1870; Lips, 35S.
Kiigcur, "l5,' Well, 81.
Siemp IS elected by s. majori y
OYER hlpps and IS najon,y over Xii
gUur
For tie House. Bachanan-Jame
Galley, 1872 Jane W. Smith, Isl;
Jesse b. Hyiton. IL
WISE. Il Hylton, 473; J. w.
Smith. 3L8; James Galley 72,' j. 7.
8aIlou, 5.
}. ". Smith is elected by 10 ma
jnrity over HyIton, and Isl majority
over Galley.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-16
Thanksgiving Esay.

The President has recommended
the 25th day Of this month as one
of thanksgiving and prayer, and
Bishop Johns has ordered the OBJ
seryance OF that day in lieu Of the
3Oth, the day prescribed in the
Prayer Book.
Bristol should observe the day.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-16
JOnesbOrO' Wedding.
TIE JonesborU' JoURNAL Of tn

TIE Jonesboro' JOURNAL Of the
1Ith gays:
Last evening our esteemed Young
friend, JOHN BELL SMILEY, E>q !, led
Miss Blanche A MATHhwS to the
altar. and trey Aere united in the holy
bonds of mat'imouy by Father Mar
ron, of KNOXVILLE. The bride and
groom, attended by the brides sister
Miss Mallie, left on the eastern bOund
train this morning, for the Cd Do
minion, where they expect 10 spend
their honeymoon. We cneerfulIy
extend the cnngratuiutory hand, and
wish them long and happy welded
life.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-16

/ at Sl5; 20, 25, SOC, andup tOS.I5O
per yard. We now offer extraor>
binary bargains 10 this lire also in
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS from
$50 to $50 set for two windows.
EMBROIDERED CURTAIN MUS,
Inns, i yards wide, at 80 and
s5c. worth As and 90;
MERiNO and LAMBS'-WOOL
SHIRTS ard DRAWERS for men
women. and children;
STOCKINGS Of every description
for women and children at low
prices. Excellent STRIPED ROSE
for ladies at 25c. a pair.
KID GLOVES of superior quality,
two buttons. at 81 per pair; four
button KID GLOVES ct 81. 80 per
pair
NOTE>PAPER, twenty-four sheets
OF paper and twenty four envelopes,
at 10, Is, 20, 25, 81, So, and
40c. a box, just about half-pricc,.
also, excellent NOTE PAPER at
81 per rcanI,'
NECK -RUFFLES at 20. 80, and SIC.
per dczeh;
LACE EDGE RCFFLES at zoe. rer
dozen, all made of good muslin.
and are extraordinary cheap;
DOUBLE-FACED SHAWLS at 7,5c
s., $l.5p, -, and up to $8-all
| bargains
| CLOTH CLOAKS and WATER
PROOFS for Indies and children,
in great variety
CARPETS Of every description ne
much below regular prices. DONE
purchase before examing our stock.
OIL CLOTH, TWO yards vide, at75c.
per yard, also yard-wide in excel
lents.yle> a, So. per yard worth 75.;
TAPESTRY and VELYETsRUGS &C
every de,criytiou
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS RUGS as
lnw a. s. 80.
HASSOCkS at 1.5c. worth 81 50.
OIL CLOTH RUGS at IS, 75c 81, and
/ 81 Is worth 81. Sl.25, $3.50, and
f! Sis;
CLOTHS, CASSINERFS. TN EEDe
KERSETS, COKDUROYS, snd
: other goods for boys and s,er's
wear. 1T much t,Inw regular prizes
} PRINCES. GIMPS BRAIDS, and
BUTTONS of the latest sty!rs,
COR5ETS from 41c., up 30 S8 a pair,
We call particular attention to or
10 BONE COESET5 at 81 Is worth
$l.15.
SATCHELS, lcather-lI Eed. AZ 81 and
$Il5 worth $3.50 and Sl.7j; s.,5o.
SATCHEI.S fTo $3.50 ~ 10 $3.50.
TRUNKS Of all kinds at rlueh below
regular prices.
! NOTICES, l0c.
EMBEOIDEKI-STLK. 4c. skein.
MOTTO FRAMES ut soc,
SILK and LACE TIES Ia eudless
variety;
SASH and NARROW PIBBQH5 in
all colors and qualities,
KNIT WOR@TED GOODSin Hoods
Caps, jackets, Sacques, >ocsf,
Shswis, and Sontags;
and thousands of other articles to be
Sold at extraordinarily low prices AZ
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-16

Contraction Of the currency begins
to tell even in the city Of Ne"
York. Real estate there has declined
twenty five to fifty per cent. There
is good phiio,phy at Tie holtGl1 OF
the trui>m that misery loves cHn-
partnership. An oppression shared
by all will soon he corrected. 1t is
we'll that the monled cemeteries suffer
the same pangS that are now drawing
the country double. Finaocia! groan-
from the cities viii be the buale notes
Of our delivery.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-16

THE Richmond mystery, or how
the votes Of Knights friends were
disposed of so that they were near
" all counted for Johnson, is The
sensation Of the day. 1t is now
believed that come one watched
the count of The vote cast, and had
a counterfeit ballot-box ready with
the proper number Of ballots IN IT.
bit nearly all for johnson, and by
a bit of iugglery, substituted it tor
tho true one. The cases have
pissed before the Police Justice
who has sent them on for indiet-
urat. Mean time this pretty ket-
tle Of f h will go befo.e The Sen
atc r.. adjustment
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-16
The "Bouamza' Firms WcaltI.

The San Franci.c Chronicle. in
,ritiug of the "Bnuanza' firm
Flood. O'Bren. Nackey & FAN
says:
It's wealth is so vas AMI its I'M
derlakings so intimately connected
,itn the public interest, that III,
IA, mhrrs who compose the firm com,
prope ~ within the scope of news
Taper criticism.
The Bonanza" firm. "a il is popa
r'y designated, is by its wealth
cta;hrd with power that may be
wietdcd to the pr, motion Of the pub
&c interests or IL may he exercised
10 the great injury al the community,
II tie Scl authenticated estimate OF
The val lie o. their mining property is
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-16

WE learn from the Southern
Churchman, that Rev. w. q.
Meredith, D. D., of Winchester,
died and was gathered to his
fathers on Monday the LIST inst
Bishop Meade ordained him Dca-
con in 1915, and for the remaining
thirty years Of his life he has had
charge of the church at Winches-
ter. Sleep, Servant Of the Lord
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-16
Knoxville SAYS she was for ter

Knoxville SAYS she was for ter
seconds shaken by an earthquake
last Friday morning at 2 o'clock
II lasted ten seconds, and was the
heaviest ever experienced there
Ia Bris ol we don't awake for mat
tiers or no more moment than
earthquakes"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-16

TIE following are the contents of
the Westminster RemeW, for October,
recently Trpuhli>hrd by The LEON
ARD SCOTT PUBLISHING Co., Al BaI =
clay street, \. y:
]. The Marriage of Near Kin
Il. QuaktTiSu.
III. Lord Sheiburne, the Minis
ter.
VI. The ky ,igiOus Education OF
ChiIuren,
Y. The BarOIa BlundeT.
VI. MOntalgne.
VII Physics and Physiology of
Harmony.
VIII TheisnI.
IX. Contemporary Literature.
The writer of the first article dis
cHsecs the evidence for ANA agaIHSt the
marriage OF near relations, anu from
all tie facts aHduced comes 10 he cali
Clusiun that their is no rational ground
Tor the prohibition of cOusin-mdI-
riagcs, or of marriages with decea-e,,
wives sisters
\ short survey of "Quakerism" fol-
lows, in which we are Told, ainoy,
with regret, that ,he old-fashiun d
NSt-HNNA 10 iAt'tNAG "iS" t'l'CtAilIS- anu
mat after few generations peuple
viii hegin to ask "WhAt Were the
Quakers?' just As they now ask. who
wer.. the PeriPatellcs. or the Ess' hes.
The titles of the remaining articles
explaiu thCm-eIves, and ~ an analysis
pr summary of them could not be sat
i-l. ctoGIiy condensed so as To come
wi.n,n the space ut our dipOsal, vt
perfl - cont, MT ourselves with saying
t at tnry merit more than passing ii,
[ .HIiOH.
The periodical, reprinted Ivy TIL
LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING Co.. IA
barclay Street. n. W are as follows {:
IL London QUARTERLY, EGti'"hEH
Westminster. and lsfitlsh Quarterly
reviews. anu Black cod Mastz'' :
PIice II year for amy one, ar ,ily
10 for all. aud The Postage Is pres AID
hy lie Publishers.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-16
TIE Enquirer says /;

The Brooklyn Argus must still he
~ far from Riace H. ever " hen it sug
grst> the Insertion OF The following ia
the incidents of the OLD settlers III the
Centennial
Wonst the r.d lnjuas here 'ook their delights
r.sni. tt ard nird.
Now most Of the Inhabitants Is whites,
y ith nary d.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-16
VALUABLE LANDS for Sale.

AzI&aIAs A~i4-S AL SSA@'
.trrr4 vi.wto change nv b,,i-
" nels otI,.r ,nr .,I,, ny nl,re nf
;aanc,. Lunwn "a. Cnl.mn Iyin,, z
nils ,.a.i ,.f E,;s,oI on rI,. 4 II ~ q
n Il rnr,t.iujrp a,t,uut zoo acres over
5,u acre. cl4.rtd and il, good .;sfr Of
c,,l,iv.tinu Thr m,usinn il nf LrIrE
twn stnri4s viii Ell and cellars viii,
am rnof sud j. elegantly finished II
nriunies . commanding site. ANA the
visx il pxt4i,siy. and attractive Thp
y,nuuis ,re we'll inprnved and Nd
inurni,,y them ar. s,,,,ia and np,,b
1,rci,arI1 win variety Of o,her frujt
,rna. If the choicest kind AItopnih.r
Ih.s nronrrtv * ynln,bIp. aud TitL -
S,,.,ii ni,tle,v cn,,,I be made as charm.
;,,,r a.. il !. ,.nyy a varv desirable
, ,'ia.,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-16

II seems that the honor of re-
signing a seat in the House OF
Delegates, is not to be allowed Mr..
Stuart, at least without challenge.
His majority Of two votes is dispu-
puted by Capt. J. N. Opie, who
contests the election. Now Mr..
Stuart cannot resign position un>
til he really has it, and the claim of
Opic to the position, will lave to
be tested before the resignation of
Mr.. Stuart can be considered
He claims that persons were
prevented tIom voting for him,
and t!at others voted lille
gaily for Mr.. a. II. II. Stuart.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-16

THE ENQUIRER says Gen. E. r.
Bagwel!, Of Accomac, will proba-
bly, be candidate Tor the Speaker
ship of the next House of Dele
gates.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-16
Ths Legislature To meet the
First of December.

We were incorrect in the state
rnent last week, that the Lcgisla
,prc wonld meet on the first Mon
day. or 9th day Of December
Rv r, ference to the Acts of 1874
We find it must meet On tie hrs'
Wednesday. which will be the
frs. day Ct the month.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-16
THE Marion HERALD defends

THE Marion HERALD defends
the Southwesternc ouEties, wherein
they have chosen to omit calling
conventions. Our friend Pendle =
ton is correct in this, that where
there is no danger to the party,
conventions are not only unncces-
sary, but frequently mere applian-
ces Of fraud and .rickery. Blu. we
think the discussion may as well be
omitted, for there is no dictatorial
power which can force people into
q convention where no necessity
for one exists. Tho question Of
convention or no convention is one
which !he State party organization
leaves to,thc people Of the county.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-16
Maryland Eye & Ear institute,
Gs y. shnrles So. Baltimore, Ed.

66 ". eharies ST., Baltimore, hu'
GEORGE REULlNG, NJ. D., Late Prof NJ Eye and
Ear Surgery ia the Washington University,
SURGEON IN HARaE
The large handsome residence of the late CFAs
CAKAoLL ha. been htted Up with all the improve
fnrn;s adopted In the latest SCHOOLS OF krRoPE
tor the special treatment Of this class Of dseas
,Pply by letter 10
GEORGE EEULINC, N. u
Surgeon In Charge.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-16
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
REPORTED BY
POTTS & BRIDGER S.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
1G, Sycamore Street.
PETERSBURG, VA.

REMARKS A good enquiry for fine aud
super -four. Such grades be hg in demand
iere, as this is large distributing pint
for the Cotton Counties Of North ,arolin /
and uthern Virginia. Much complaint is
made by millers OF the damp condition Of
the wheat coming from all sections.
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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1875-06-23
THE DOG L4W.
To the Editor Of the norristo~p Gazette:

- 2 re - .#z h
From the Nashville Commercial s Legal Reporter.
The opposition to the dog law.
which is echoed by our brethren of.
the country press in some quarters of
the State. is accompanied by a good
deal of blowing and bootlicking of
the sovereigns by certain politicians
of the baser sort, and it is probable
that a serious attempt will be made
TO enter the repeal of the law as an
issue In the next political canvass.
1t affords a fine opportunity for the
small demagogae tn stir up the pas
siohs of the people in certain dis
tricts in the State where few sheep
are raised and worthless ours and
hounds by the hundred abound. It
will be q magnificent hobby for am
bilious crossroads w~ise-acres to ride
into Office and give their constitnen.
cies occasion to lament the day on
which they elected ignorance and
folly to represent them in the Iegis-
latiYe halls. In our humble opinion
the dog law was one of the wisest
measures passed by our late Legis-
lature-the first Legislature elected
under the auspices Of the grange
movement IF q Legislature. made
up in very large part Of farmers.
thought it best for the promotion Of
the agricultural interest to levy d
small tax on the canine race, it vas
eminently proper to do 80, and we
hope the people win sustain the law,
and rebuke the class of small poll
ticians Chat thrive on such pd5saRm
this discussion affords.