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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-23

Julius had left with hts landlady FOR delivery on
leaving the house the night previous. Duncan,
VINO was about forty sht years or age, had oeen
employed Tor some time past on the paper named
ana had also correspondent vita leading
Western German journal. lie mad been employed
IN reporting tue Beecher trial ana Is believed 10
have become somewhat unsettled IN his reason.
He is a native OF Germany and highly educated
man. The police authorities and ms friends ars
making a thorough search for the unfortunate
man, who II he carried MS written Intention Int
effect, swallowing an ounce OF opium cannot pos
sIby &c IN the land OF the living.
THE FEROCIOUS RAIDS OF ALL NoXIoUS IN.
secs that infest human dwellings can be- stopped In one
day by the use OF ksowLLs' lNsEoT pES!aoyEE, DIS;
PATENT GUN sold only in bottles.
A.-FoR GENTLEMEN's HATS or EXTRA
quality go direct 70 the manufacturer. EsPENsCHEID
us Nassau street.
A-PATENT WIRE SIGNS, ENGRAVED METAL
and Brass signs H& e aR0 d sn @S Brondway
ALL KINDS WIRE SIGNS AND BANNERS
made ana shipped 70 order oy HOLE. GRAHAM, 81
SHOT AROUND THE woRLD.-NorHINe
like IL since Lexington and Concord except KNOXs
spring style Of HATS stores, Fth Avenue Hotel and
80 DloAu"AS
ALWAYS FIGHT CATARRa WITH woLCoTT,s
CAIAEEn AsSiaiLAToR; night pam, lever Or Inflammation
with WoLcorI's PAIN fAiNr
A REMARKABLE PECULIARITY.-THE ELIAS
TIC pSUss COMPANY, 0st Broalway with their ad-
round the holy.
Al RANGES wEsTERFiELD's IMPROVED
RlNGE, win water back ct and warranted. tor 50
~ SIKH avenue
BARBER's ITCH ALL OVER MY FAUE-GILES
LiStsFSr lopfnr or ANNo.iA cured me.
JOHN BURNS. StXtieth 81. near Buucrarl. Now YORK.
soli ~ All druggists. Depot a. siAtu avenue.
A.-cORRECT STYLE GENrLEMEN's DRESS
hATs ready BURKE, Manufacturer 4ll Broadway
ParS Bans buling-
cERvANTEs.-rHE SPANISH RESIDENTS IN
New fors invite the public q solemn rc4aem mass,
Which WI be sung ~ 1ae SaarSg g ~ tr',', aF
inst. At 70 4 NJ, 20 eommemora.e the agnifelsary Z
AEf ta cryAs, se.retary.
DYEING AND CLEANSING.-rAKE n 10 TIE
MEST. SrxfEN iIsLSN6 0aice.-ss baine .1reet 81
Broadway. 90 skin avenue. Now tarx; fbi ana lds
FoR SALE Ar a shccwICE-A LARGE
win valuable Tease ami Gsol igi 5. 6a.lae.i cslS
hs,ea lor 2ysf ,ti ysaS- r. es VIZ m e INQUIRE
sew York city.
If YoU WANT 10 TONE Up THE SYSTEM
take the feRU'i,N srEuF. L. effects &C pcrmancat
LEON DUMAS EAU MEBvElLLEUsE
is an indispensable toilet requisite for ales ena ssnle
LEON DUMAS EAU MERvEuLEUsE
removes all wrinkles
LEON DUMAS EAU MERyELLEUsE
obterates All treckies.
LEON DUMAS, EAU NERvEILLEUsE
makes the complexion Gear waite ava beautiful
LEON DUMAS rat MEBvEiLLEUsE
needs bgt one tual g prove H. i9erorT Price 50
LEON DUMAS CARDINAL BorQUEr.-rHI
4rvss flMIIt
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-26
Aug. a, lS74-tf.

John dear, go to Bamberger's for
one at those lovely OUNCE hats, only
few more left. Aug. til.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-26
Communicated.
The Departed.

At the residence of Mr.. Edward
StOllle on Tuesday Evening, October
the 10Th, Capt JnO. w. Jet and Miss
Lou Stotlle, in the prime of youth.
departed the life of single blessed
ness" (miScailed.)
Their pathway was rendolent OF
love. aud strewn with the best wihseS
o. numerous friends and relatives,
and was lighted up by most beauti-
ful and touching ceremony from The
officiating clergymen-one could al
most hear the accordaut notes of feath-
cred songsters, before sin brought in
to their beautiful garden the hriar
aud hrAmLIr; one could all hut inhale
the rich odors Of primal flowers
Nav your future, dear friends, be gill
ded with bright aud glorious halo,
with naught save joy and peace to
dwell in the beautiful palace, we
are warranted in Observation-Disclosures
sometimes like misfortunes, DO not
come single.
The next morning give us another
item. in the marriage of Mr.. +. A.
Warren and Miss Lucy Thomas
This twain were made one" and to-
gether may they sWeetly glide adOwn
lie > even changing NhAEN''N1 ~
troubles they care not to nurse. Boys,
again we wish that your fQDdest
dreams may have a full realization,
though we know not the time, when,
if ever, we can join you in such pill
primage. Yet distance lends such en-
chaHtmeut 10 our vision, that we can
but approve your course.
THE residence of Mr.. Stoffle, ans
pie accommodations were made for the
numerous friends and relatives present.
Col, L., who likes his jokes, served
your writer with more rations than
s men could eat in q day, and softly
whispered, tiIat il any more was need
ed. To give him the nod. After sup
per a violin was brought in, and soon
10 its lively sounds, merry couples
where whirlinE in the may dance,
nor Gesisted until the wee sma hours
were ayant the twa:" My chief de-
light. when not tchiTliHg was in
watching Col. L., who makes no pre-
tentions to tripping the light fanIas-
tic toe" but a. a stealthy sitdee. he
stands without a rival. aud dpties cont
petition, Ne were forcibly reminded,
while looking on, of the Indian war
rior as he steals upon his unsuspecilhg
prey. VIII.
The married couples left OH Wednes-
day A. NJ. for the Eeastern cites.
JEB.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-26
st. Nicholas for November.

ST. NICHOLAS begins its third vol
ume with a telling number-frpsh,
bright, varied, healthy 1t contains
some twenty-five interest ng cOntrl-
buttons II gives US articles from more
than dozen Of the best writers in the
country. In the excellence tand va
riety of its contents, ~ a single mum
Der il could hardly be surpassed. 1t
crowds strong story by one fine wri-
ter with an instructive sketch or a
dainty poem Ey another. From Mr.
Brooks serial, "The Boy Emigrants,"
which is just begun and promises an
amazing store of advenIure-to the
rhyme Of Little Dutch Gretchen"
with its quaint little picture, it would
be hard to find u single dull or COM
monplace article. There arc poems
10y Mrs. Dodge, Lucy Larcom. and
Celia ThaXter stories 10y J. II. TrOw-
bridge, Harriet Prescott Spnflord, Su-
san Coolidge, Abby S. > Iger and
sketches by ReuPcCa Harding Davis
and Donald g. Mitchell. Then, too,
the ak about "AlligatOrs," the Dit of
Botany in How Plants Grow from
SeedS," the funny poems Of Ten Lit
tie Country Boys" ana The Reform
er, with their illustrations, and last
~, the paper Oh the collection of Pos
tage Stamps-all these will surely in
tereSt any boy or girl who rpnds them;
whine just a. surely viii the VERY
Lutte Folks" lac delighted " it'll Chris
tina q. R"ssettI's "Alphahet from
England" with iVs rollicking pictures
10y II. l. Stephens.
And the artistic merit of the num-
her is equal to the literary The Illus
traliuns generally arc ve.y b autilul
the fr0ntispiecc-a rrprodi. ction of SIR
Joshua Reynolds portrait OF "Pe.c-
lr;re Buuthby"-is wonderfully fine.
Among the most notable of the other
pictures are the Illustrations to Mr..
Breaks serial by Thomas Moran and
W. l. Sheppard, and The very conf
cal drawing ny Frank Beard.
Japk-in-rhr-Pulpit. The Letter Box
and the Riddle BOX bring with thrH!,
a. USUAL, Il generous Iund sf anIusr
mpnt aud altogether, the N0veml CIR
number Of ST. NICHOLAS IL one Of the
very best issucr of LhIs unUqualied
magazine for children.
Hubsun's cnOIce-Mrs. HOhsGn-
Bat Mrs. HutSnn's choice WAS one
of Bambergcr's beaver suits, where
with she made old IIobson happy.
Aug. TT.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-26
Eclectic Magazines

The Eclectic for November contains
as frontiSpiece fine pntraitof Hot
man ilunt. the Eamoas English pain
ter , and this is accompanied n the
letter-press with brief sketch of his
life and art theories.
The number leads off with a nota-
bic and highly interes, M article on
Napoleon Boaaparte,' ba ed on the
recently published Memors Of tie
Can't de-SeyT., The Count was in
clio e personal associat o.: with Ma
poe N during almost the entire period
IF; m $500 to his fall, and he reveals
much that is both valuable and in>
te'esting concerning his inner life
and personal characteristics. OF er
attra c i've articles are: The Arabs
in Ia es inc; An American I'M
preston of England, by Horace
w i e, late Editor of the Chicago
tt Lu,e The Planets put in lie, err
rier's BlIance, by r Richard A. Proctor
+. r. s.; Birds of Passage. Asking;
Tennyson's Qneen Mary; Occan>Cir
culation, by DR.. W B. Carpenter;
Not to be: and an amusing paper en-
titled Shylock the jew>ed. Mrs.
Alexander'S Her Dearest Foe, and
Miss Fraser-Tyler's Jonathan, both
striking stories, are continued; and
the Editorial departments are we'll
filled, as usual
f K. PELTON, Publisher, 25 Bond
Street, New York Price, s. per
year: Two Copies, So; Single num~
bers, A. cents.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-26
The Great snt!-Pcrindic.

The certainty and promPtItudC with which
liOstetter's Stomach Bittcrs conquer the most
obstinate cases OF malarial diseases, and the
complete protection which they afford the
system against the miHsmatic IQ.sUn which
Impregnates the air OF l0w-ly living, marsdy To-
callties, stamp them as The foremost of
American antiperiOiics. Wherever on this
continent fever aad aEue il a regular yisitant
ill the bottom lands Of the South, the new
cleariEgs and mining districts Of the West.
aud in all localities in the Eastern AMI Middle
States where malaria prevails. Tie Bitters
are recognized rs The only true spec: tic for the
disease, and its most reliable preventive.
They are moreover, a safe AMI agreeable Ar
well as Il certain rcnedy and on this account
are UNNECESSARILY superior to the preFara-
tions OF quinine, arsenic, iismGth, and other
mineral pOisOns mistakenly administered as
curatives for maladies caused by milsma and
which if persisted in work irreparablc in
jury to the constitution.
Unfortunately, fever and aguc, and the
other febriie complaints generated BY MAS
ma, are not the only evils which result
from it. 4 great variety OF disarlcrs arc
Supc induced by the irritation which it
causes. Among these are neuralgia rhcU-
motisnI, govt, periodical heal !chr, palpita-
ton. PAINFUL affections Of the spleen, and
various arrangements of the stomach When
traceahle to malaria, the above affections
are apt % assume, like the dIscEse which
originated them, and Intermittent type, that
- to say, they recur ut regular intervals.
llOS,eItrr's Birttrs, however, obyiat,s them
all, by banishing the miaematic virus from
inc system.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-26
OI;ETCAW
Mrs. SUSAN X. TADLoCK


Daring a sojurn-of seven years, and
some what intimate acquaintance with
the people of Bristol and Goodscn; we
have been called to weep With many a
household oven dear departed friends
but altogether, perhaps the most teU>
er aud impressive occasion of the
kind was the death of her whose name
stands \ I the head of these lines Mrs.
Susan Kelsey TadIock, vile OF Rev.
J. d. Paddock, President of King
College and pastor of the Second
Presbyterian Church. Her domestic
surroundings, her social position. her
intrinsic merit as wife, mother, chris
tan. friend aud ueIghbCr, all conspir>
eI to render her death a most touch
ing one. Never probably WAS any
wife more ''help meet for her huS
band or any mother more the centre
of a LOVING household than was she
Her life found is entertainment, as
well as occupation III christian de-
voIiOn to husband and children, She
was the m,tLer Of eight living chit
dren, all of whom, together with her
husband, stood by Ler dying bed,
overwhelmed by the providence which
extinguished the light of home. Her
health Lad not been good for some
weeks, but It was not until within a
few days Of her death that the family
had reason to apPrchend any serious
dagger to her lite, Indeed she seem
ed unconscious herself, how far the
work Of death had gone, Bat crash
inn as was tire conviction to dit others
that her departure was nigh, she mani
tested Int 4 aomelt'S surprise, and
then gathering up her faith in God
and h.s Truth, she calmly resigned
all into His hands. Calling her fami
lv 10 her bedside, and accommodating
her sentences % her feeblenesS, she
addressed few short, well chO>cn
words 10 each The striking adapla,
ton of these lr,eG adore Scs. showed
Low thoroughly she had studied e
character and how we'll considered the
wants of each child. Il was wonders
FIJI even to those who knew her best.
And yet no great reason for wonder;
for her piery was development iiom
Childhood of unoStentatiouS CHRISTIAN
eraccs-fdith, hope and chantY-and
at the las; ten thousand PRAYERS. mi
then unanswered. poured heir fulluess
upon her loag-lruSting heart. She
sweetlv fell as 'eep in Jc US, Tuesd'y |
morning. Sert. 27st, 1919, after a |
loving, trusting life OF more than for
ty years. /
She was the danehter Of he late
Robert and Ann Mcl.m OF Jo"csboro'
Tenn aud sister OF Col. Jno. b. Nc
Lin. formerly Of cur town
May the promises OF that gos0eI'
preached by the husband, SON iaw
and son. to the great comfort Of others
no. cheer and sustain ITEM !
IN tears and the God of their mother
he the childrcn's God forever and
we, Amen. y O.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-26
A Valuable Farm for Sale.

WILL offer for Sale at public our
I on the fourth Monday in Nov, 1919,
il being the 22nd day Of said month, ("HG
the Is; day of the County C0urt,) in front
Of the Court llOuse door in Abingdon. Va,
Il valuable FarIa, situated III Washington
County, Va, about three miles Northwest
Of the town of Bristol, on the main road
leading from Three Springs to B:i stol.-
The Cumberland Gap x. Il. runs through
one corner Of same. Said Farm is well 10
Gated aud adapted to the raising OF all
kinds of grain and tobacco aqd gElendidly
adapted as grazing Farm. Said Farm
contains two very good log dwelling houses,
\ No. / Barn, fou. fine Springs, two Of
which are convenient to either dwelling, one
fine Meadow, and one fine Apple Orchard.
Said Farm contains about two hundred and
four acres, with Il fr0 holy of Woodland,
and contains splendid Sawmill, having an
ocershOt wheel, and being double geared,
with sufficient amount of water to run the
same during the Fall, Winter aul Spring
seasons, and being located near the centre
of the Farm. Said Farm is so Situatcu
that it can be divided in o two tracts Of
abnu: Que hundred atrcs or more in each
and will I've so iividri it purchasers de
sire it. ! vii negotiate. rivatciy with parties
desiring to purchase tie wh0!e or !art 0
said Farm, until the day of public Sale Il,
above stated.
TERMS OF SALE.
One half down, the remainder on cred
it Of twelve monrhs, with .cE:l interest
from date, with bond nnl good security
and lien retained upon the land until II I
purchase moncyis paid Title good. Parties
desiring to view the premises, or negotiate
FOR same, will apply to me at my residence,
or to MIR. W. II. McCroskey, my Attorney,
1T Bristol, Tenn,
+. c. STOFELE.
This Oct. I2:h, iS75.-Gt.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-26
church Cats,

A church is divided into two par
iias What one likes the other alb
hors They feel II their duty to stick
IN II In the devotional meeting they
nrav IT each others inconsistency,
honiny that the prayer will go TO
heaven, but by the way OF Deacon
Rafferty's pew. just stopping mo
ment to give him a shaking. II one
wants the church built on the mn
the other wants it down by the saw
mill. Ifone wants the minister 10
nvoid politics, ;the other would IKE 70
have him get.up on the side OF me
nulpit and give three. cheers FOR John
Brown's knapsaok, which Is SAID TO pe
Elder Bangs sits still in prayer, Elder
Crank stands up 10 show his ccnIemI I
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-26
RobinsOn's Circus.

Old John Robinson exhibited here
70 an immense crowd. The huge
tents were packed with people and
the show was certainly one Of the
bcst we have ever seen. The menage-
Tle vas very fine. The animals were
numerous aud in fine condition. The
ithmoceros was hugh one, and the
Ostrich was wonder. We venture
that every one that saw it went away
with the conviction that he had never
before had any adequate idea Of that
hind. The riding was fine. The nor
Ngs were about Incompatible, and the
cstumcs were elegant. The crowd
was delighted, as they always are
when Old John comes along.
The Giraffe died on tha ground
during the exhibition, 1t was - very
HE animal. and is said to have cost
$4,000.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-26
$3.50 70 $3.50 70 1870 S. 1896 9a 1896 A. 28967 II
!. ]. CON. Clerk.
Articles for the Centennial.

Having been appointed one of the
State Commissioners to the Philadel-
phia Centennial Exposition which
will be opened to the world OH the
18th of ~, 1916, desire to notify
the people of Upper East Tennessee.
or indeed elsewhere in the State, that
all articles intended for that occasion
can, at the proper time, be directed To
me at Bristol. Tenn.
1t is expected that the Commission
ers of Tennessee will secure thorough
representation of the actual and posi-
bic products Of the soil, aud manufac-
lures, the character and extent of the
minerals, woods and vegetation A
history of its physical features and
climate, its geographical position, go
vernment, the extent and effect of
railroads and other mraus Of transpOy-
tatiOn, with such other facts as will
show the progress and present condi-
ton of the State.
JOHN q KING.
May lS.-tf.
Bamberger has the finest lot of
ready made clothing, boots, slO"S, and
hats, ever reviewed by mortal eyes.
Aug. 7-tf.
If you are troubled with Indigestion,
Dyspepsia or Loss OF Appetite, "Dr. Wade's
Liver COrrectOr" will cure on.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-26

Aao'der Circus Con,ing.-Mr. \.
Knight. the courteous agent of De
Hayen's Circus passed through town
yesterday, and directed US to announce
that Bristol vii! in a few DAYS be
billed for the said DeiIaven's Circu.
on the 18th Of November. We have
known Mr. Haight for a number Of
years and we take pleasure in stating
that he is always connected With a
first rate entertainment. SO We exLec
a real treat in DeIIaveI;s Circus,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-26

Store House TO, Sale. Mr. H Ro-
senheim offers his brick business
stand for sale, low for cash. 1t is sit
uated on Main Street, and at present
occupied by Messrs. J. J. Childress d
Co. 1t is centrally located on the
Tenn. side, and is one of the best
stands i'm town. Mr.. Rosenheim will
be in Bristol between the first and
fifth Of Nov. when those desiring to
purchase. can consult him.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-26

oysters Wesley Davis has had fitted
NJ, at the Nicliels House, about a.
racc, well appointed Oyster Saloon a.
ne remember to have seen Those
Who are lovers Of the bivaIve can here
get them catered to suit the taste Of
an epicure. Our thanks are due for q
upplv,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-26

Sickness prevails everywhere, and every
body complains of some disease during their
life. When sick, the object is to get we'll.
now we say plainly that no person in this
world that is suffering with Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint and it's effects, such as In
digestion, CostiYeness, Sick Headache, Sour
Stomach, Heartburn, Palpi;ation of the
Heart, Depressed Spirits, BIlliousuess, &c,
can take GREENS AUGUST FLOWER without
getting reljaf and cure. If you doubt this,
go to your Druggist DICKEY Il WRIGHT, and
get a Sample Bottle for 20 cents aud try it.
Regular size 10 cents. Two doses will re-
lieye X0p.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-26

Nmiiuan County Tar.-Mr. a. }.
Cox, the polite and accommodating
County Court Clerk Of Sullivan, has
furnished us with a table, which can
I've seen In another part of the paper,
Glowing the aggregate tax of sullivan
county for 1915. This table will be OF
Interest TO our readers in that county,
and is worth preserving.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-26

linn .uiu'.-IpwarI renpletnn,
former employee of this Office now
one Of the publishers Of the Hunting
Ean -fdr,rfi%Cr, and 4 son of DR.. }. ~
TcmnIcton, Of Bristol, was married in
Union, w. Va, on the 2oth lust, to
Mis-, Lide b. Akers, of that place.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-26
New Millinery Goods.

Miss Addie GatcheIl, Main street,
has returned from the Eastern cities
with q large and elegant stock of Mil
linery and Fancy Goods. TIE ladies
are cordially invited to call and exam
inc her goods. Prices very low. Or
ders from a distance solicited and
prompt attention given.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-26
Renters,

Loo to your own interest. I have >
Houses and Lots in GOodson, Va,
which l propose to sell on monthly
lnstaiiments, thereby paying for q
ing. Your rent in q home instead Of
giving the rent away. as all renters do
Gail on me or my agent before you
rent or buy and get full particulars.
b. 3. SHORT,
Knoxville.
Or r. f. BettertOn, my agent. Bristol,
who will give you all necessary ,iufor-
nation.
Sept. 2l.-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-26

If your red haired cousin, who is
knOck-kuced, and has sore heal,
asks you where to buy a PAIR of fire
calf skin boots, what would you tell
aim?
Go to Bamberger's for pair and Do
happy. Aug. TT.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-26
LynchburG Tobacco Market
LYNcHBURG. Oct. IS, 1875.
Buildings Undertaken.

| have now on hand from two to
three hundred thousand brick, ready
for lay ng up, and will! undertake the
construction OF buildings III whole or
in part. When parties prefer it | will
complete the building aud deliver the
key.
JOHN MCCROWELL.
ApIil 6. 1870. 1T.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-26
The Very Thing You Want,

Is something to keep your Liver acting. that
Will regulate your bowels hy operating
mildly without any pain or sickness Whit,
ever, and something that will give you 4
regular APPETITE for every meal. This very
article yo can find AT the Drug Store &C
DICKEY s WRIGmT. Guaranteed or no
charge. Call for a bottle of Simmons lie
patio Compound, and you hayc it.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-26

ALI. communications intended for
the benefit Of particular candidates
ror Office, will be placed OF the footing
" acknowledgements in the Nc1cS. This
gives all fair chance, and treats all
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-26
Midway High SohcoI.

Ispleasantly located about four miles
West Of Emory and Henry College ~
Will begin its Fall Session,
September 9th. 1875.
\ thorough course OF study has hccU
provided. and iaEa opportunities arr
offered To those, q limited means,
vino wish 70 prepare tlCmsel' - Tor
College.
TUITiON. fom 40 10 5000 per
Session, Of 1--WE months. CoNTIN-
GENT FEE. -, OO BOARD can be OBJ
tanned IN the neiglrhorhoud. at $500
per month, rooms. lights AMI fuel in
cIudtd.
For further particulars, address.
81. 4. DrEuss, Glade S3rIng, We, or
Jos. ". WyTifk Hs: dos Hsey
Aug. 5, '74.--s..
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-26

Brown says, he isn't particular
about the color Of his nat, as long as its
blue. he found one at Bamberger's.
Aug. TT.
Query: ia pnan's wife wears the
breaches, what ought he to do?
Why 90 20 Bamberger's Clothing
Store and buy him another pair.
Aug. 7-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-26
BALTIMORE
n Se1f-De&enCe.

HAVE adopted the CASH SYS-
/ TEN, and III consequence Of this
fact, can sell goods at a much more
reasonable rates, than heretofore.
My Stock is CoWBlcte.
embracing the most Novel Styles,
both in Ball and Winter goods. ]
most earnestly invite my many
friends to call and examine my Stock
before huying elsewhere. as | know |
can sell goods CHEAPER FOR THE CASH
than can on credit. So please take
notice Of this and bring your money
aud get tile worth of it.
70 all OF my many friends who
have supported me so long and faith
fully, I return my humble thanks and
hope to merit continuance "f the
same RasDprt'nllv.
MRS. Il. GALAXY.
Oct. 12-3m,