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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-06-22
From, niemnhis to Norfolk.

It has recently transpiret,. as our
readers are aware, that the two lines
of railway from Bristol to Memphis
The Z. T., Va. u Ga, aud the Mem
phis and CharlestOu-have passed
practically into the control OF the same
official management. Maj. Il. !.
Wilson has been. for some time, Presi-
dent of the Memphis and Charleston
Company, and at recent meeting of
the Directory, Col. c. NJ. McGhee was
chosen Vice-President. These gentle
men hold corresponding positions in
the East Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia Company. Mr. James K.
Ogden has been made General Freiz lat
Agent from Memphis to BRISTOL
Thus virtual unIficatinn of the in
terests of the two lines las been effec-
ted. With the lines beyond Bristol.
extending TO Norfolk, the most salts
| factory arrangements have been made
| thus giving 10 the enIIre scope CT coun-
| trv, from Memphis 10 Nurfuik, the
| benefit of thorough cooperative
! line, without any actual consolidation
Of the sex eral companies. The effect
of this arrangement : already very
1 sensIbly felt, as is well illustrated in
d lilE lNlllO W ti4s 81 IVY IL N''+ 49,
! ADDeGL of Saturday Lasts
! Our readers need not be reminded Of
1 the fact that for the past ten years we
/ have advocated persistently the cou-
| solIdatiOn of the lines of railway be
/ tween Memp is and Norfolk. At
! fl, Il we had thought the grand scheme
which would give 10 our goodly city
! The needed outlet to the sea, and bring
Us closer to our sister cities in the east,
| was one that could be most easily and
readily accomplished. We found.
however, upon investigation, that
difficultIes-grave, serious and appar-
| entity insurmOuntable-stood III the
pathway to its successful issue. La
| borious efforts have been continuously
/ made by those in charge, and we are
/ now gratified To know and say that
more thorough unificati0n OF inter
ests and management has been
brought about, and that for all pracii'
cal purposes we have the good effects
Di consolidation.
The utmost good feeling exists be-
J tween the officers of the respective
nuks in the great railway line be
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-06-22
State Taxation.

This short article from the Balti-
more Sun is interesting, and Will be
read with profit by our people. We
have rarely seen more valuable ilfor-
nation compressed in so small space,
and in so convenient a shape for refer
ence:
"a table recently prepared from
official statements for 1873 and 1874
gives the taxable valuations and the
rate of taxation in the several States,
as varying all the way from 10 cents
on tie 800 in Connecticut to s. 10 on
the SlOO in Louisiana. Tne rate is 80
cents in Alabama, Arkansas, CalifOr-
MIA, Maine, MinnesQta, Texas, and
Virginia =. 40 cents in Georgia. Kan
sas, Ohio Gnd Tennessee 20 cents in
Florida, 10 cents in Connecticut, "A
cents in Illinois 10 cents in Maryland;
% cents in Michigan, 81 Il! in Neva-
da, 723 cents in New York, IS cents il
Oregon, 20 cents in Rhode Island, and
20 cents in Sonth Carolina.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-06-22

tween Memphis and Norfolk. The
general freight agent of the line from
Bristol to Norfolk has full authority
to act for the line in the matter of
westward freights. The schedules of
trains have been re-arTangett and the
speed Increased. Time-freight is ta-
ken, and the telegraph is freely used
to insure relays of locQpO-
tives and train men at proper inter-
Yals and thas the line can load a steam
ship at Norfolk within a given time.
At Norfolk the arrangements for di-
rect steam to Liverpool, Bremen and
Havre are being rapidly perfected,
while the steamers to New York and
Boston are the fastest and finest in the
world. Extensive preparations are
being made in anticipation of a large
crop this year, and already the glad
some picture of European gold coming
to Us in teH-f0Id quantity over pre-
ceding years is more than half rea-
liZatiOn by means of our improved
freighting facilities. We further find
that the recent Improvements. on this
line are aOt alGNe - to freights, but
extend as wei TO passengers. Coach
es now run through from Memphis to
Bristol, and it is expected soon that
trains will run through to Norfolk,
and drawing-room and sleeping cars
through between Memphis and BaIti-
more. Our own Memphis and
Charleston road, in whose prosperity
the people of Memphis are so much
interested, is no longer mere local
road, relying alone Upen its own
strength to enforce the respect due to
it, but it is part Of p strong and
powerful line which is capable Of en-
forcing its rights to carry freight and
passengers at reasonable rates, un-
trammeled by rings and mouopolies.
We congratulate our people of Mem
phis upon this improvement in their
favorite read, and especially do we
I congratulate the stockholders of the
I Memphis and Charleston road upon
| having secured a management which
so fully comprehends the situation,
and which has untiringly worked for
this contamination n.-EHOrwU Press
| and Herald.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-06-22
Largest assortment Of Silver Plate
(engraved free at Pickeu's new Mod
eI Jewelrv Store. June 15-tf.
DCath.

We shall have to come down to the
time when we have but ten days left,
then nine days, eight days, seven days
six days, five days, four days, three,
daVs. two. days, one day. Then hours;
three hours, two hours, one hour
Then only minutes left; 6va minutes
four minutes, three minutes, two
minutes, one minute. Then only
seconds left three seconds. two sec
ouds. one second! Gone! The chap
fer of life ended The book closed !.
The pulse at rest! The feet through
with the journey! The hands closed
from all work! No word on the lip
No breath IN the nostril. The mus
cles still. The lungs stiIl. The
tongue still. The nerves still. All
still. You might put the stethoscope
10 the breast, and hear no sound
You might put a speaking trumpet to
the ear. but could not break the deaf
ness. No motion. No throb. No
life. Still! Sull!
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-06-22
The kndias, Territory.

Cath" signalizes his assumption
of tie editorial pilot-hOuse of the st.
Louis Times b. telling what he knows
about the Indians and their rescrva-
tons. As the topic is of especially
fresh interest at this time. we aPpro>
pirate his Information for the cdiiica-
ton of our readers. The Indian
Territory has 68, ,991 square miles of
land. >Iost of it is as rich as Illinois
and more beautiful. There are less
than 70 600 people in il. 80 post,
offices, over 200, 900 horses and $685.
600 cattle. There are now 2G9 miles
of railroad in this great space, The
following are the tribes: Cberokees,
ChoctaaS, Chickasaws, Greeks,
SeminoleS. Sacs and Foxes. Potta-
wotamies. Suawnees, 0Sages, Kdws,
Kiowas, Comanches. Apaches, Arap-
ahoes. Chey enqes. Qnapa.ws, Peorias,
Kaskasias, Weas, Pinakcshaws,
Miamis, Olawas. Shawnees, Wyandots,
Senecas, Wichitas, Kscchies, Wacoes,
Tawacanias, Caddos Paances, Della
wares, Modoc, and Kickapoes, Sewers
al Of these tribes are incorporated in
each other. The Indian Territory is
gigantic aboriginal museum and
park. above 400 miles in length west>
ward. and above 200 southwark,
The Indians in 1t were gathered from
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-06-22
VIOLET,

One name I shall not forget
Gentle name Of Violet.
Many and strange the years have sDed.
She who bore that name is dead
Dead-and resting 10y the sea,
" here she gave her VOW to me-
Dcad-and now the grasses wave,
Aud the dry leaves, o 'er her grave,
Rustling in the Autumn wind,
Like these sad thoughts in my mind.
She was light, and soon forgot
Loved me well and loved me not
ChangefuI as the April sky
Kind or cruel, sad or shy
Gray-eyed, winsome, arch and fair
Ny youths passion and despair.
Now, through storms Of many years,
Now, through tender mist of tears,
Looking backward, I can sec,
She was always true to me.
Yet with prisoned tears that burn,
Cold we parted, wayward, stern ;
Spoke the quiet farewell word
That neither meant and neither heard,
Spokc-and parted, in our pain,
Never more to meet again.
Sometimes, underneath the moon.
On rose-ladeu nights of June
When white clouds float DER the blue,
And the pale orb glimmers through,
And the honeysuckle throws
Her fragrant challenge to the rose.
And the liberal pine tree filings
Perfume on the midnighrs wings
Came with thrills Of hope and fear,
Mystic sense that she was near
Came the thought-through good and
She loves. and she remembers still.
But, no word ere came or went,
And, when nine long years were spent
Something in my bosom said
Very softIy-she is dead.
Now, at sombre Autumn eve,
Wandering where the woodland
gricve.
Or where wild winds whistle free
On the hills that front the sea,
Cruel thoughts Of love and loss
Nail my spirit to The cross.
Friends have fallen, youth is gone,
Fields are brown and skies are wan;
One name shall not forget
Gentle name Of Violet.
- William EiNtcr
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-06-22
HERES RICHNESS.

The LynchbErg NEWS OF last
Wednesday las this:
The New No'k F5''"''c''' n.a L'"'
.,.,.,., . c,, Tn,",.'r :; - ,nsG m,sdo to Get
decision establishing the uncons,itu-
l.orai5ty "f the law j" Virginia which
I.P'a,e' '..e o." ,,I, ,,,.,'.,- ,aw,or,|i taT
force for bondholder. to avail them
selves Of
We have often alluded to tn"
singular assumption 'hpt any leg
is.asnrc has the right to part for
ever Nth the right and power Of
tine State TO controI IFS OVID mdrht-
,dA,-s vet we hal no idea hat the
'm1crs would evcradm;t or quietly
listen to the mhearI Of ard imPH-
dent assertion That we could "o'
stop the devilmcmt which the iund-
ing BiII began vi'icr' authority
from the people and patty executed
against their sovereign will, Here
j. the boldcst proposition
of the age: 'l,ot the bonIhClders
arc to compel us to Fc-6i}act and
perpctuate the outrage Of the
Funding Bill: bill that WAS pass
ed without authority and very
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-06-22
DrnMInC 1t Mild.

Last Friday, during the progress of
the argument in the great Brooklyn
scandal case, Mr.. Beach made a state
ment, which the opposing counsel,
Judge Porter, pOuuced down upon
quite fiercely. saying he could not
permit counsel to state falsehOOd." "
Mfr. Beach replied very suavely that
his learned friend put their frierd-
ship Of thirty years to tension when
ne accused him of falsehOOd." Mr..
Porter in substance reiterated his
charge. MIR. Beach then plucked up
courage and "angrily repelled the ac-
cusation that he had stated a false
hood, and said he would not take that
from any man" This is the scene in
Urief, 1t occupies more space in the
detailed reports. The Picl<wickian
tactics are by no means sanguinary.
Richmond Wing.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-06-22
CommenccincHt Day.-Wednes,
day the 16tE.

The weather was less unpromising
than on Medal day, and though there
was some prospect of rain The flashes
OF sunshine invited more than the
clouds repeied and very large crowd,
the utmost that The pavilion could
hold. assembled. At II O'Clock there
was not II vacant seat left. The eXer-
ciscs were opened with prayer by Rev.
Mr.. Bishop. followed 10y the following
programme
Salutatory Addresses-In Latin
William y DeBusk. Washington Co.
Philosophical Oration-Taste.-G Geo
+. Maynard, Friar's Point, Miss.
Classical Oration-Grecian Mythol-
ogy.-Robert J. Craig, Pulaski, Tenn,
Oratiou-" Each Individual Seeks =
Several Goal.-FraDcis Nj. McGehee
Scientific Oration-The Age of Al
chemy. Walter r. Bambuth, Shang-
hai. China.
Ooration-The Influence of a False
Philosophy.-W William Y. Wiison, Jr.
Max Meadows.
Oration-"Where There's q Will
| There's Way. ."-Daniei i Perkins
Forest Hill. Tenn.
Oration-The Missionary, a Man
Valedictory Addresses.-NlliianI. "
Smith. Washington Co.
EiR. DE BUsK'S address was o
course unintelllgIble to even the aver
age auditor, but it WAS delivered II
earnest and impressive style. lie
had the second honor.
Mr.. MANARD had the third Honor
or the Philosophical Grafton. In for
! mer wears the Patriotic Grafton was
assigned the third rank, but we believe
/ the change has been made in order L
cut out aud exclude a subject which il
almost uuavoidably political In lis III
vitations.
/ The speaker was a little faulty il
/ his enunciation but was graceful aH'
attractive i'm his delivery. His EN-
uhasis was measured and impressive
! though there was a little too muei
/ dwell on occasional words. We arr
/ dlsposed 10 rank him as one of thos'
| Young men who with pleasing ad
/ dress is apt to make a citizen mort
popular and successful tEan distln
MIR. CRAIG walked into the classi
cal oration with q measured admiXtur
of modesty. GOODNESS and intellectual
energy. His delivery was tinged viii
n maturity Indicative Of decided abb!
tv tempered by the accuracies TIA
come from methodical training Ia
/ sneech was a ricn collation. from cias
sic history and its adornmehts Wer
pretty and temperate. As a "hoie
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-06-22
TUESDAY, JUNE y, 1875.
EVENT and COMMENT

The Richmond Knights Tempiar
and the Norfolk Light Infantry Blues
,,arted last week for the Bunker Hill
celebration in Boston. At Fort
Noproe the Blues fred a salute to
Gen Barry the commandant veteran
of NcClellan's army, who fired thIr-
teen rounds and dipped the national
colors At the navy yard a salute OF
p guns was fired and the navy yard
launch with Commodore Stephens on
hoard amidst the music Of bands and
the half masting of colors, accom-
named them out of the barbor.
such bonors have not since the war
been paid to ony Southern company.
DIR Thomas Carnahan of Burke s
Garden Va. died on the sth instant.
lie was a most excellent gentleman
and will be a toss to the community,
The great PrcstonS-altworks suit
bas been set for the 9Th o. next
month in the Court oil Appeals at
Wythcyille Va.
What beautiful thought it was to
appoint Geo. Walker and Gen. Early
10 receive the English statue OF
Stonewall Jackson. Walker aud
Early were in very painful sympathy
about the time Jackson covered him =
self with mural glory
Rev. G. ". Andrews, D. D., OF
Shcpqrdstown, ". Va, died recently
Of Pneumonia, while on his way to
a.teud the Episcopal Council of Fir-
cinia. lie was one Of the pure,t and
ablest men in the Church and fell in
the field with the harness on his back.
lie will be missed in the great work
which has to be done.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-06-22
Girls in1JlC Garden.

If fthere is any one thing more beau
tIful than another in flower garden,
that thing Is a beautiful girl, with a
sun bonnet on her head 50 wide and
so capaciOus that you have to get right
square before her and pretty near her,
to see The glowing cheeks thatare sure
to be there if she Is at all accustomed
to garden walks and works. Physi-
rally, there can be nothing better for
daughters. and indeed for wives, than
10 take sole charge of o small flower
garden The benefit of early rising.
stirring the soil, snui1lng the pure
morning air. are freshness and glow of
check and brightness of eye, cheerful
hess of temper, yig0r of mind, and
purity of heart. Consequently she
must be more cheerful aud lovely IS u
daughter, more dignified and woman
ly as a sister, and more attractive and
contiding as q wife, If you have not
the dooryard ground. then get dozen
pots and plant the seeds Of flowers to
your taste.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-06-22
ElI1BtEE AND HENRY
Medal Confess.


TIC fhiItE-SeFeh'h ailn''' C'h'
menccmcnt Exercises OF Emory and
Henry college were i''h@uiateu d.
ll.@3 y. NJ. last Tuesday, with contest
for lie Robertson OTu'"Ticai fiize
Medal, twelve young EehjtemFn par /,
llCiPa;I'g. Prayer hy Bishup D"Fl"
;. Dogg"it
1#r following Is the pr"9falhlhe .
emitting the calls l"f muaSl'' %nich
Was ,"sniSned ny 'i'e o'c' e''''''' - 49,
""-H ,.,.., r,..,.,,.,. ,ilr ,,,,.i-
49,, ""'' '',T ,,, a ~ ,'"t ,f
E!'t''N CT 49,
'''''' '"''"''' g.. 60, it-g,I
- -" 90 - ,i,,..'~,f
~" i'I"s'''" r.. ''"'7
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'e W. i'''' - -,
Hehi 9t'uI" hi"Si,' ''N'''i
pulh' T.'''h- i'nI' Ni,''''' r.,,., y, 90
'' NY - -, 70, ,.,'''''
"n -, ! ,,.'' .'',. c;,,,,,o,.
NAN = ~. "a '''-1
lht,' " u'' .r,...,,.;,, ,-,l:t.
I -, ,,-;3,.,', '''' n'.il5,-- (,,..r,,,,r:o,,
tti' ~ i'i'i'" - ~ 80 -
! 20, Or ,7.,.- zr..f,.,,
I'e +" ''"i'' 80 - go, r,tr, rr.i.r
ne '2"ut - vi 'N'''''-'
1 Ii"7N'' i e''lI' o,ur- p,.;r,,. o,,,p,.
liuSn I'"''l'lSi' 4 "a - Il'''
! IoiHI' tSnH' ,,D c,,,,lIIo
COO > acre. -. r. l'"IN'" '0'''o'N
! held' NashFllit, lc''H- u, D.,
a IoNtiy GiaHe' l'sHJ' " io"
/ nett, NoIeh'E tiiS, At1'"' -. e.,,,.,
our Age us GloTy an" rs '2''aIiIS' 3
Nhiiaih v "ll9oI' ga ~ "a g
/ COWS
The contestants looked little ner-
! yOus. knowing that each one $1,000
| only the twelfth o;a chance numel1'
! cally. OF course the intrinsic risk en-
! tered into no ones cRlculalion' Lach
one was limited to 500 words.
MIR. MCGEHEE opened with due re-
gard TO delibeTatlOn, hut as 10 compass
of voice and accuracy of infection, De
deserved less CommendatIon than as
to the antithesis which rather marked
his composition. His position was
good. and gesticulation and eXlraVa
gancc of imagery were credltably re-
strained. As a whole 1t was quite lalr
perhaps very good.
MR.. MANAkD peEaH T'USi D.
spring stimulus of the Mocking BirG
which was well played Toy the baIlu
and we count that worth something Il !,
him at least. He began with 'he very yer.
finest deliheratIon, ana by an ll.L' i'illiIL"
ted facial expression, at once IN res, tss
ed the audience win the cohNIE'ioi ,Ii
that he felt the poetic stimulus "l hL'
subject. Not giited win yer! ~ "
voice and with gGSllcui"'Ioii 7.'3 W, WI q,
enough cohcelNeu uut s0ine ne IL, H.,
cram PC" ii' t,I,t;n,, INTO hi
some nervous "n!iii"',|t, - ,,,r;i.t,
speech, which nau the Sii' -. ui r@'i'
in both composition ana utllte.S' ',It,5iS l
was descriptive ana quitGi P'et'! GA
MIR. ANBuIa s,;H.i',., was .,o9o' nv w
count OF family aIi'ictIoh' HI. mo,
MR.. NAFF Waiheu iiie',N"lCG.S i,,'i.'i.S -, fi,iI
the stage, ana seemed 20 oG u''' VII, liz
ture OF Testr'llie1 3,:II;,or =, ,,astic
ing the stage a,1 IHG'isi,S s,i,h rrot ~ de
ulatlon anu EN- PliasIS ~" La Ia Ge
llberatloh ana II.ei,I',S 5 " oh IS caI
gree "I sen coil'iiI"''G ,i.'I. ,,it;,,,, =, ~
culated To pace MN ii' f,u9'''i,, ~, droy
hl0lt All he, was C"p"", "a lie enaacl
a shower oi ooquttS' anu az ;r,,,,:nrntiv, me-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-06-22
AWARDING \ MEDAL.

The Collins Medal for excellence ip
Composition was a'TGrdei hy f:of.
Iordan, OF Mi!ler~burg, Ky, to u N.
A DcISU~E Gf liis county. The an
nouncement was received with inn
men~e demonstrations of delight.
showing that he was loved a vel! as
appreciated. lie is tie son of 4 wild
ow and at ereat inconvenience ard by
the most perseverimg industry Ge bad
toiled through the College course. His
brother under similar circumstances
took both the OTatorical and Science
Medals a lew years ago.
After our estimate of him as above,
made while hearing his effort for the
Robertson Prize Medal, we were in no
v ay surprised that he walked up and
had the Collins medal hung about his
neck.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-06-22
PERSONAL.

We saw grouped upon and about
the staue numerous persons noted fol
their services to the country and the
College. Save The tall and command
ing figure Of Maj. Jos. w. Davis and
the Uent and subdued figure of Rev.
Jos. Haskew, there was a painful lack
of the historic persOneI which carries
the behOlder back to the time when
these helped to lay the first heavy
stones that for near 10 years have
borne upon their azoic shoulders this
wonderfully efficient institution
Nearly all the others lie sleeping IN
their h0nQrcd rest.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-06-22
Bristol Cotton
MILLS.

HAVING completed our COTTON
IL MILLS at this place, we respect
fully invite the attention Of the public
To the excellent quality of Cotton
Yarns and SheetIng which we are
now manufacturing. Having entire
~ new machinery of the latest i'm
proved style which affords every IA
ciifty for making first-class goods We
can therefore guarantee satisfaction to
all dealers and consumers. Patronage
of all retail dealers especially solicited.
Having in connection, our
mercantile business, we keep on hand
a full line of general merchandise and
are prepared 10 suit customers in al
most anything they may desire. Good
produce taken in exchange for for
goods.
Respectfully,
FULTON, SpARGER & BYRD
Apl. 8, 10y.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-06-22
VIn THENANY PURCHASERS OF
VICTOR & EnBlEa'S CHEAP PAPER

~ InconseGueuee ~ thr u-ss postal lew Increasing
t5er rates on merehrntis-, niaz- tho follow .ug
arfic-,
Parties ordering a &c b1x of Paper ard Frvr-
lopes. -iil nd cents additional TO pay increased
postage
In ofdefnra &c Package of Commercial Note
Paper 70 qUirrsl send 10 c-ntE additional % pay
increased rates of pasfag-.
~ .to fGpsr trut be seut unless ibs r17asy anil
amount nam 2 r,r 0,s'qGs Gre9HP'Hiss tie o~7e-,
Except 20 PARTIES who have regular accounts UIlh
VICTOR 3 ANELER
Narei lel17T.-ff I-rrit.rE.Ys.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-06-22

Picken's new Model Jewelry Store
is next door TO the Hardware Store
Bristol, 2 (Goodson,
Tenn. - Va.
June l5-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-06-22
Stokes g Pusey,
ARCHITECTS and BUILDERS,
SHOP on LEE STREET, GooDsON,
Near the Furniture Factory.

MULL undertake buildings in whole
" or III part, eX'cute repairs ana job
work in the very best style and guar
antee satisfaction. Charges moderate.
as IL, 10y.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-06-22
TERMS

L u ISNIAN'
Earding aud Spinning, 20c, we
furnish grease.
Jeans. made for So to IS cents per
yard, according to finish and amount
of wool. which will be from to IL
ounces por yard:
Satiuets, 45 to 50 cents and from Il
to l3 ounces Of wool per yard.
Cassimers, Flannela, hinsey &C.,
according TO style and texture.
Blankets for $500 each, or one-half
of the Wool for the other.
Machinery of of the best quality.
All work warranted to give satis-
f8ctiOn.
We receive Wool at the Depots and
at [. q. Dunn & Co.'S, Store.
Address all letters and packages to
VA. & TENN. WOOLEN MILLS,
JORDAN, PEPPER. g. Co., Props.
March ch5O-Gn--
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-06-22

Richest, Prettiest, and Cheapest
Gold Rings at PIcken's new Model
Jewelry Store. June 13-H,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-06-22

SAVE your wheat, pay your debts,
be virtuOus, be happy, aLd buy your
wife a Gold Watch at Picken's new
model Jewelry Store. Jun 22--tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-06-22

DIR J. M. KING,

Graduate Of the Baltimore college Of Dental Sur
gery)
Will Scientifically perform all Den
tai Operations and guarantee Sstistac-
ton.
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BL2GLI8I, Robertson & BllGiIGT;
Attorneys at Law, 6
Real Estate Agents. /.

WILL practice in the counties Of Salh
van aud Wa.hiuEton, and IN The Fedora.
and supreme Com.s ~ Knoxville, Tenn
b. real estate accnts Sc oGct for >g.c large
amounts cr i,pprsscd and uuimpFoysd miu-
cral ami farming hajs, in quality and on
terms tu suit the purchasers. Our agents
viii urcr, cwigrtnt ships, rcgularIy-et Nor
io.s aud New York, ard will be in constant
cor, -s. ouIcucc With Emigration Societies
and Mining Companies in Europe and the
United Statvs. Icrfcus having lands II z.
Tenn. :. " Va, and ny, for sale, G sry
description, will ind purchases thloLy - r.
agency. Capitalist wishing 60 invest IN .. ;
Coal, Lead, Graz ug and Farming lsH'S % .
Water Power, will GHd IL TO their inter
examine cur lands We also oEer -.S~
property for sails.
OFFICE Oh Fiji Street.
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