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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-12-09

S9aut BirrBcr !-SOcbcu crbaltcn,
cinc 9rOBc @uontit6t g mbur9cr
SAFE, 3 6wciber'&die, $oIIdnpl.
ldc 9crin9c unO &ulliibc SnnNeIIer,
III Dem 9itD'@ '@rOcCric, g(ro. 10 giortb
0rittcn StrObC.
s. SMibIcr, GerluNIter.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-12-09

1luierm ecmiltblitcu uItcn SrcnnO.
Srn. @eOr9 Salt uOn &OfuiIle,
nubc SarriSburg, iiuO mir gum warm'
itcu @unf fir cine Guuutitdt pOrtrcTT'
Iidcu GiOcr (9IcpicIlucirD ucrbunSrn.
IS lit cin luirflitb fumoicr Stoff.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-12-09
Gbambcrsburg, Dec. 8, 1875.

Oic betriibten Gltcrn baben unir,
itni9lte Gbeilnabme. 9lur Gltern Der
mU9eu ben Sdmer; ;u fiiblen, ocn III
bein SObe sclicbter Sinber empfinOcn
WfO9e @Ott bic 3rauernben tr6itcn,
llrS tic perii6ert ieiu, Sab iic jcnicitS
SeS @rabcS bic lieben SbriScu wicOcr
iebcn werSen, ba iie bort broben alien
@efabren nnO Seriiibruuscn Der @clt
cntBObcu iiuo.-o. 9tcb.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-12-09

R9~ @spib babt iBr i&rn oft nit @litlsi-
tm hn armsn @sul@ru ssisbrn, tpsI&rr &C.
tadt sinbsrssbt uuS isSsn sluSrnkIid itiIs sa
Rttsn sspunssn 10, nm f& aasiubuifsn. Gs
il tisIss in her 5bat trauris. Sattt tr isSr9,
ais I'D cine Isi8ts Grfaltuus, Gin flsinsr Suftn
ssists, ausuf9Sui8's Sambar'
Ger 9ruRtbss srtrautt 70 trGrr rr brats
ned ppbl unb ssiune. u.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-12-09

soS.-WtrS. 9laomi Slider, Sattin
Ses Gbrp. q. 9t. Slider, 0tcSGttcnr
bcS Reformed Church-Merssn:cr III
YbilaSclpbia, friibcr in GbanberSburS
wubn6aIt, Itarb uorlcttcn SonntaS i'm
gl(ter uon 72 Sabrcn.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-12-09

GntwiIdt!-8m. 90. GwceO, Der
notoriItc S6wiuolcr uOn Oiep Oorf,
Ioll cntpiI6t iein. @tan Batte inn llr'
lanb sescben, iein 6rau su bciu6en, ulS
aber Iein 8d6ter nod ibm i6allte, mar
Der 8osel aus9eilogen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-12-09

geri6nli6rs. s.-9tm Mlonta0 bccbrte
uns Sr. 9tbam Sdretlcr UOn eur'
tin, cincr nnIrcr prOmptcitcn nnO brltrl
g(6onnentcn, nit cinem fllrien Selud)'
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-12-09

Cute e6Rte. - e, SnrO Grnbb
idoE lettc 8 odc in Baltimore II 2alI'
ben aus 80, wa6renO OcIicn Gc9ner 60
tOStete. Gs gait um cine Ssctte uOn
81 800.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-12-09
Die sinoer Wab,@aSdline

fam man faufcn, sublbar in Ici6tcn
monatIihcn Scrmiucn, in gtro. % gloro
3tcn Strobc, College Slof, SarriSbnr9,
@n. (glop. 4,-tf.)
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-12-09

GaffCria ~ Gin Subaiiut tHr GdifOr. Del.
Go 10 70 aHesusbm gum GIunstmm aIs SOnie.
Sir Binb. GOIiI uuS lauren Rnssn 10 rs pun.
trkar. Die Gtrltsn smpfrRIt ~.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-12-09

Glsaautc uuN nhslidc 8cicrtu9s'
C5uoOS iino gu bObcn i'll VI fIin 8
Storc am Marfct SQuorc. 2t.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-12-09

um cincn 9utcn mN luobIiciIcu gSiutcr.
9nt oNcr &uppc Su fuufcn ioluObI fir
9fdnncr. &nnbcn oOer &inpcr, 1T III
3nltin9rr g. Bras. $ut. Storc
an Marfrt SNunrc. - @fuu ucrgciIc
nibt Den &Inb. (gtou. 2j-2D
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-12-09
0mrOpGiSci)cs.


bon bier aus fOIgenOcr StimmllnoSbc.
ridt gu; Sic @ciddftc Iic9cn I'M Slu9e
mrincn barnicOcr, Diclc Sbiffc iinO ob.
9rtntcIt I'M oofcn, bic mciitcn pclbc fort
9rbcn, babcn mcbr SaIlnIt ais Sitter al
SorO. Sribcr fnmcn snblrcidc Sdif.
fc, Nic ibrc $auptlnOuu0cn in cn0IiIdcn
SccbaTcn cIn9cnommcu buttcn, Su inns,
I'M iid ibIicbIib bier nit biIli0en bcut.
ldcn SnSuitricurtifcIn 81 compIetircn.
sic crIdcincn INNER IcItcncr, lucil bic
llbcrlccildcn GOninmcutcn uiclcr bcut.
lhrr NrtifcI OicS bel aIIcr Siui0fcit uc.
gen lhlcdtcr Nualtlt 81 tbcucr fiuocu.
Die nmcrifOniibc ct.SdiTfabrts.
@clcIllbnft poIItc filr5Iitb mcbrcrc ibrcr
9roBtn Sompfcr ucrfnufcn; iic crbiclt
gar fcin Sln0cbot Sic 0robc @lebr3obI
lInlercr @rbcitcr bat, bri bobcn Q6bncn,
fcinerlci Griparniiic gcmabt iib Nooc.
gen all ScoiIrfniiic 0clu6bnt, bon bcncn
Der Nrbcitcr friibcr niftS luubtc. SO
9cbcn mir Dem @intcr nit nibtS lucni.
ger ais nn0cncbmcn IuSiibtcn cnt0c.
gen.
eolmor. Sn ltuicrcr StaOt wobut
nod cin @innn, Der bcn SScIO;u0 mad
gIc9Dtcn I'M Sabre 1893 mit0cmodt
bat. 9cricIbc bcibt Sippcrt mo wuroc
1777 9cborcn; CT mar 8ombour in Der
SdIa6t bel bcn %Brnmibcn. Gr bat
aud bel MfNrcn9u unO Ipdtcr nit icincm
9nnbSmann, Dem @cncraI Oidpp, bel
SluitcrIib mit9cfobtrn. 5n Spci Sab.
rcn pirb ST.. Sippcrt icin bnnocrtitc&
0cburtSfcit fcicrn.
- Shirt @OrtibufOff bate am giitt.
nod cine Iun9c gluOicn; bcim GaiIcr
WilbcIm.
- SicrSi9 @icIcn lucitIib bon ga.
romic 1T cin Scc cntocft porocn, aui
bciicn SoScn iib cin SnI3IaDcr bcfinbct
Wfnn ipribt NnUun Oeu Scc au$,uIoI
lcn
- Ser S0u Der ncucn Sriifc Slui
lden SciOclbcr9 mO gicucnbcim luirt
cifri9 0Cf6rbcrt uuO cS itcbt su bOifcn
Dap iic GnOc OcS ndditcu SabrcS Dem
Scrfcbr miro ilbcr9ebcn wcrOcn f0nncn
- Sic GinluobucrSabI 8crIinS bal
| iib unb Mfittbcilun0 bc ,,NOO. q. g.
III ocn IcBtcn bciNCn SobrbunOcrtcn sluci
nal Ucricbnfnbt. SIN Sabre 1915 be
lief iie iib ouf 10000, 1875 nnf 100,
600 Scclcn unb icBt auf cine @iiIIiou
pouon uuf Die GiuiIbeu6Ifcrlm0 97G,
14S bic ilbri0cn nuf OuS @filitdr mi
bic StrombcU0lfcrln9 fummcu.
- Nm l. SnillInr 1876 tritt iilr Del
llmfung NcS 8onScn Scutibcn ytcidr!
Oa8 0cicb bonn II. ScbruOr 1875 il
&roft, iuouud Scbcr, Der base cinun
l5WOn3i0itc 9ebcnSiobr CT
rcid t bat, in bic Gcdtc cinc8 @rub
idbri9cn tritt. SicicS @cltb bat aud
fir bic Scutibamcrifoucr 9rObcu gScrtb
Ocnn ludbrcnN frilber in Den mciitcl
Neutldcn Stnutcn bOS uicruno3UnnSi0it
QcbcuSiobr crrcidt wcrben muBtc, It'll
nOiOrenn gu icin, 8cniI9t icbt bicriGr bo,
cinunoSluanSi9itc 2cbcnSiabr. GinunN
spOnSi9idbri8c 9cutid). .Imcrifuncr fdn
ucu ionad bonn 1. Snuuor 1876 all &C
icbIib 9iIIti0c ScIImodtcn uuSitcIIcn
grbIdnftcn crbcbcn &c.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-12-09

Gauit Prl,e in 81 4 flin'S gnOcn
am Miarfct Sqnore. Il.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-12-09
9. 4. Snnfeps Bitter Wine of L

g. s. SunfclS Bitter Wine of Iron.
Sic Bat man sspubt, RAP or In trr eeilune
ron nit Symptpmsn brsritrtrr S6pGbs
grfrbIt bat pSsr lei llnIult our glnlrrn9ung
Grrluit hes 8rbadmilisS, gItbmuneebrI6prr.
ben SGwSde, NbI6tu Dor 9rnnf6sit, gfa6t.
i6wsiB, faItcu 0ibrn, Griituns bsr Srbffraft
Wnttigfeit alsrmeiner S6SGds res MusfeIs
iyfemS, urarbrurrm slpprtiI nit Symptrmen
prn Gispeplia, Betben SGntsn, lteigerber Siss,
Srcdenbrit ter 0dut, SlsiGbrit hes GjeN6tS
unb sluSIdlGse tarin, &sinisuns brS SlutsS,
S6msr;rn III &iidsrnt idpsrrn slussnIibsrn,
i6warSen Dor ben gIu9rn limmcrben Gsden
nit Sutanbran9 unb gsrluf trr SsbFraft
tei Mausrl an 9lufmrriamfrit etc. BirS MIR
III 8taI9tn ~ Fl Ssrfnuft. NNuft has Gdte.
Geprt unb Office 259 gtr:b Neuntr Ctr,
pbtll.
sIrrstli6sn 8atb frri. 8rase uatb 6. 8.
GunfrlS Bitter Einr Of 9rrn" unb nsbmt
fsin nnterre datrif0t GGt MIR in 81 8la-
| llben Scrfduft,
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-12-09

Charles C'Gnnuor lucI6cu mir in
letter Summer fir tONt mcINetcn, Icbt
nod, Iicgt uber im Stcrben.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-12-09

StaIien. - Der SouSboIt OcS Sab.
itcS bcitcbt aus 537 &crioncn, Su bcrcn
pOrncbmltcn Der &orOiuoI glntonclli
Der @fo00iOr 9Omn, Der &rdiibcnt Der
8Nmnlcr, Der @rOb' '9llmoicnicr, Der Sc.
frct6r, Der SauSbufmciitcr, Der @ouuer.
ncnr, 8cncrnI SauSIcr unO fiInf Sam.
merbcrrn 9cbOrcu. 3luun5io &crioncn
iinO i'm Scfrctorint, 10 in Der @oIoit.
ucriualtlln0 unb 8 in Der 0cbcimci
Srufcrci on0citcIlt. Scr Yapit bat ci'
uen &ammcriunfcr unO feds 9eibOic.
ncr. Sic upoItoIiidc &ommcr lit ans
cinem Yrdiibcntcn, % &ouricrcn, 3 90.
meltifcn unO 3 SrOcnnanSm suIam.
mcn9eIcbt. 8orOinnI glntoncIi unO Der
@cncrol &anSIcr babcn cine Cutie bon
4S Ycrlouen, wdbrcnb bic GdluciScr.
9urSc unO bic pGpitli6e @cnbormeric
200 Wfann Itarf IinO.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-12-09
Seine rjbtiNc SIuiIdiun0 cin0cibift.

Tcue Nuf0obcn:
9lp. /.
Sd bin Gil &inO Nc3 llcbcrIiuiicS
llno bod itct6 llrindr oc8 %crOrUIicS !;
Gntiprlu8cn lcibt i'm @lu0cnblif,
0ob tNrm 81 ucrtiI0Cu mitollcm Sd,if.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-12-09

Re- Belde ausssssidnste @irfrms Or.
aGbsrt GUnrabt's ausSbur9er
9ruftbse bel alien 9ranFbsitrn hsr gunse
tsr 9ruf unb brS 9sbIfupfes Isifru, brpsiif
Gin S6reiteu tss Or. 8. 9. @illsr aus Qa-
Iaae Gus. in tpsIbsm or fir bic sefitrIi6e
Sterilization cine srU6e sInsabI padrte tellrIIt'
unb iast: nSsit Sabren ssrwrnbs Id III mel
nsr grariS Sbren au8sturssr Sru f.
tbse unb iibsr;suss mid INNER msbr SUn
tsIIsn raIbsm GrfpIee bti aIIen 2eitsrt benrn
GrFiItuns su 0runbe lissf," 4.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-12-09
Sri hrr 9anphin Gunnth .iSair
Scr Wlnk

CrbicIt Ntc 3 in0Gr va ma | d IN c
Nns SipIomn. (g(ou. IT'D
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-12-09
GSeInfnnen.
SBtIItam spprt:

8pIsrutr Grlber pWpcn fir bic ,,Staat5, 3ei
hn0" rrbhIterL bic bierSur9 nit GauE BE-
I1einiIt iperben
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-12-09
Gine arnRr WnSlunll.-G

VFWt BFuRt yFHpIuWDI' OIH WIUbII
uno gut oiiortirtcr Sorrotb Groceries
iOcbcn crbNItcn, in gtrO. 10. NORTH Grit.
tell Strabc.
!. 3 6iBlcr, ScruaItcr.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-12-09
StatgieI.

sluiI6inl8 Der NdtbIcI in glro. 10. Der
,StnotS5citun0":
gtp. /.
n9Omcnbrttt."
Aciut ribti0c SluiI0iunD ciu0cibjft.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-12-09

go. 9
(Gin0cI. bon $or. Gbr. StcDcr, Ybilo.)
&cnn miro bnS SoIS biIli0?
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-12-09
3oDeaan;eine.

stllen SrennSen uub 8etauuteu bier
NIT Sie trallri9e slnjetse, oas am 21ten
Ylonenlber llniere 2o6ter 8 til te
ftarb, i'm Utter BON 4 9abren, II Wfos
ndten uno Gag; tino om 3ten De-
Sember llnier Sobn Sarl, i'm gllter
BON 2 Sabren, 10 Wiouaten uno 16
Gage. 9eioe itarben an Der fog. Opp
tberia ODER Salsbrdune. lin itilleS
ScileiO bitten bic tiefbctriibtcn Gltcru
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-12-09
GsiurrOcn mcBr Singer @abmuidiur

8rFnllTt ais lr0Cn0 cine 0ll0crC.
(g(pp. 4-tf.)
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-12-09

9ruBe Bargains ucrNcn in Samcn,
& &inbcr.YeISe in Sra fIin'S SrD.
8uooS Store am MfurfctSquorc uffcrrt.
Wiuu lpredc SuerIt BORT Dor. 2t.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-12-09

Gentdur 9inimentS
-bir grSbirn StiImtittI. ptI6t
jrmnls trttGdt rurbsn fiV
8ItiIbs, 8no&rn. unO Nius-
itlbl1&prrstn. @S gilt jrri
Sortsn- nit pfibGu llmiGlG.
ssn fir 8amilttnatSrdub uno
nit eelbsa llmf1lGasn fir
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-12-09
GerpSIe sdluaac. @eruale edlnadle.

SdWi6r, cine sstriidtr, reijbars Stim-
muns tes GrmItDs, GrfdEpfunI feline Gner.
0r peer gcbenSIult Serpirrtrr aOpt i9wa9ea
6jrbGdtnib, bic 5CI0en Spn guSIhpsifunsen
cher Scilfi9er llrtsraniirenouns. Dirie nrrSBir
SdipG6e fintet Gin unbreinatrS Srilmittrl in
Y. 8. NunFrlS Bitter gBins cf Srpn. DrIsl-
be SrrltGrft baS SYitrm, Srrrcibt bic geiliigC
Nadt unc @rSriidtbrit unb Srriiingt has saii-
&c Spltsm. gEirb MIR in 81 8lalhrn Ssrfauft,
Nauft tas 96tr. Office, NC. $50 Hprb 9tt
Strabr, YbilabrIpbin, IA. gBrb bci alIsi,
gIpctbefrrn Srrfauft. Grnst mad &. 8. stun.
frrs Bitter gSinr Of Srrn unb nebmt feiuru
auterrn. gEirS edit MIR in 6l0Iaeu ,u II
Srrfauft.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1875-12-09
SduSiDllrut

wirb letrnb rntfrrnt NIT SOllRSntSrm Rppi
III Spu spei bis trri Stuntrn. 0rine Seab.
lung BIS CT rntfrrnt 1T Spn Or. GunFrI, Nc
259 Hrrb Rrunte Ctr, pbilatrlpbin. SiB.
9fatsls unb Iagenpiirmrr rbsnfnIlS entfrrnt
apmmt unb frbt. SrratBung frri. SGidt
na@ Girularen. cher frnat Sursu @pOtbrftr
nn6 9unfrPs gEurm.Syrup. grsiS 81. 81
prriagt nir.
December 9, fS7j-it.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12
TA-RoHs OF HUsBANDRy.
Grange Pie Me at Green Spring.


g. 81 ~ ''' )" E
i'"'t l "uiS"HE' me writer "l lhis,
''''i''''u 'i'e orange nc Ne, al
N'fe" Hi!'i'2' hiteeh mics N|rth-e"S'
~ i'''s'"I' me day was cloudy ana
S"'i, '''' 'iS ToadS q"ite muddy, :"
.'''' "ui airlNal was nor Uhti! i:3J =
~, Al which h"GT lie dinner "as Over
ana '''' crowd had assembled IN The
h"i'h 10 me expectation ihat Grand
-'.''7.sT y h'!e and NJ. Lewe!len,
""ui' attend am rddriss tire
meeting A. 'hese failed {" cone. n
'"iF was made "n Mr. I'"ngl'y, who
"'5 concluding las remarks a.
We euIef"d The Church. Calls were
''i'h mace i"r M. F""ir', who re
7i""ded ~ speech in The interest o:
Agriculture OF some twenty-five min-
.ii'S Hiic'h- Al lis close, He alluded
IA eui"giSlc terms, t" the ladies who
were !'rr5s''; ia large ""ni1eTt Mr..
fe'llj"A" thrh WIS called aud made
Grange speech, nIginE at rs close,
'he I'M "'l"'ce OF ""'i"'"S a itaii ana
""''"!"s "'' grade" scho"i. MI.
l'''"h'oh was next called !"r' an"
maze '''9 uS''2i sIere"IyPeu campaign
speech al tl@ close OF winch, lie "iiH-
ded 10 the fact, that ladies' were admit
tea :" membership Ill the Grange ana
added Il would not belong 10 any
organization On earth I" which the Ia
dies were not admitted" Here Mr..
Fowler remarked, Nv ny, Mr.. Hamil-
ton, 20" "ei"ns 10 'he masonic order
ms brought down me mouse IN up
roaFious applause, when was long
c0il"hue"' Az lts close he merely
ioohcu hI"oIu anu SAlu WAS not
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12
THE BORDER FAIR

President Dunn and the Board OF
Directors, have not yet been able to
state the net result of the Fair, fiaan-
cially. The settlement anG delivery
of the premiums, is necessarily slow
/ and. such has been the immense
amount Of labor performed by them.
that in view of their own business en-.
! gagements, it has been impossible to
get things into perfect form. The re
suit will be favorable, there being u
net balance ia favor of the Society.
We cannot permit the opportunity
to pass without ray ing msrlted triG-
ute to the great industry and enter
prise displayed by the officers. Some
Of them have literally devoted them :
selves to the cause. Among the Direc-
tors we could discriminate in degree.
but we f0rbear, for they have all been
active and Jealous. President Dunn
has done almost herculean labor. Far
y and late, day after day, he has
looked to everything and superintend
ed AL details. We regret to learn tina
he speaks Of resigning, and we hon
he may be induced to continue hi
valuable services. Really we think
the management Of the Board has been
able, 1t has been wonderfully success.
FIJI. No enterprise has been marked
with better success. Our remarks
last week touching the character of
the premiums, were not meant a. de-
tractive. We fully approve and heart
lily endOre the Plate feature for the last
two years, and the award ng of town
lots as premiums in the Speed Ring
the present year. The policy was no t
only cor rect. but unavoidable. The
suggestion Of others in favor of gold
premiums, was regarded favorably by
us, in the hope that its novelty and at
Effectiveness would infuse new vigor
nio the third year, Others are of the
opinion that Hate and glassware will /
generally be preferred to money, be-
cause it can be preserved az attractive |
heir-looms. This may be so, and if so,
we will Ice among the first TO continue |
tie policy. We are the unreserved |
friend and supporter of the Far. We |
shall not permit unavoidable little de-
fects, which must and viii mark the |
details Of tins and other enterprises, to
cool our ardor in behalf OF il.
Among its conspicuous friends, we
must mention MI. John Oyler, who !
always moves with his family to town
4 distance of sixteen miles, and takes |
up his residence hele during the ex-
hibition. Such devotion Will always
help to crown it with Success.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12
IN SELF DEFENCE,

After September LIST 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-
ble stock in our store. We have orr
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 tie
past, we Will 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. \. KELLER & CO.
Aug. "a, 1874 If.
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4 TaIal5i3 Farm for Sale.


WILL offer for Sale at public cutlery
g.. l on the fourth Monday in Nov, 1878,
ii being the 22n4 day Of said month, (and
the list day of tie County Court in front
IF the Court House door in Abingdon. Ea +,
valuable Farm, situated in Washington
County, Va, about three miles Northwest
of the town Of Bristol, on the main road
leading from Three Springs to Bristol
The Cumberland Gap x. X. runs through
one corner of same. Said Farm is we'll To-
Gated and adapted to the raising of all
kinds o. grain and tob eco and splendidly
adapted as q grazing Farm. Said Farm
contains TWO very good log dwelling houses,
a No. | Barn, f0u. fine Spring., 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 fine body of Woodlan4,
and contains IA splcniif Sawmll having an
Ucershot wheel, and being double geGred,
with sufficient amount of water to run the
same during the Fall, Winter and Spring
seasons. and being located near the centre
of the Farm. Sail Farm is so sitHlteu
;ha; it can be divided into two tracts OF
about one hundred acres or more in each
and viii he so divided if purchasers de-
sire it. vii negotiate privately with Harti
desiring 20 purchase the whole or q part
said Farm, Until the day OF public Gale
above stated.
TERMS OF SALE.
0ne-half down, the remainder on n cred
it of twelve months, with .eeal interest
from date, with bond and good security,
and lien retained upon the land until tie
purchase money is paid, Tide good. PnrtitI
desiring to view the premises, or negotiate
for same, Will applr 20 me at my residence,
or to Mr.. ". l.. M5lIo-key, my Attorney,
at Brisiol, Tenn,
f. G. ST0TFLE.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12
.AbindOn Recalled.

The appointment for speaking by
ne Candidates at Abingdon on the
9th IS recalled, as that is the day Of
re Circus 1t Bristol and the Court
VII be postponed
=,
me other appointments AMI also
''e On the 23Td at Montgomery
b III be flied.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12

Bishop Dogget's address before the
Literary Societies Of Emory e. Henry
College, on the Philosophical Claims
of Supernatural knowledge, has been
sent us by Mr.. Walter B. McNeaL.
1t is a gem and should be extensively
read. The Societies have had $50
copies neatly printed in pamph e
form for distribution.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12

Ladies BuzaQr. The ladies of the
Benevolent Association of the LIST.
Presbyterian Church will have a sup
per and sale of fancy articles Tuesday
evening, October 18th. at Mr.. j. R.
Anderson's Commission House. 4th
Street. Bristol. Tenn. Admission to
meat supper 25cts. Sweet meats and
fancy articles extra. The public
are invited. Doors open at
Z O'clock.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12

Sickness prevails everywhere, ard evcry-
holy conf lains Of some disease during their
lite. Wien sick, the object is "a get well, :
now we say plainly th"I 10 PcrSoa in this
wE7tl that is sUGyring with Dysp"poia,
Liver COMPLAINT and It's effects, such as In
digestion, CortIyenest, sick Headache, Sour
s-ompch, heartburn. Palpit"tion Of the
Heart, Depressed Spirits, Billiousncss, Sc,
can take GREENS AUGUsF FLOWER without
getting relief and cure. If Won doubt tn E,
go to your Druggist DICKEY WRIGHT, and
get Sample Bottle for 10 cents aud try it.
Regular size IS cents. Two doses will re-
lieve You.
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snlDOTtRnt.

Mr. Minor having engagements out
Of town, Mr.. john Keys has been
appointed Registrar. Our friends
can see him privately and register,
or on Saturday tie 23rd lie will sit at
the Mayors Office for that purpose;
after that no one can register
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-10-12
Do You Want to Paint Your
f1o1se ?

If you DO, go to Bunting & Peppers and
make your purchases, where you will find
large stock of pure White Lead and PRE-
PARED LioUIr PAINT, of any shade or color,
ready for immediate use.
If yOu want to buy window glass at very
low figures, go to Bunting & Peppers, near
ly opposite the First National Bank
Country merchants are informed that
when they want to replenish their stock of
drugs they can save at least rs per cent. by
calling on Bunting & Pepper, 10. 6, James
Block
Ladies, in want of articles for the Toilet,
viii find large assortment at prices to suit
the times.
Sept. 81 chn'g.-tf.
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Articles fdr tic Centeneial.

Having been appointed one of the
State Commissioners to the Philadel-
phia Centennial Exposition which
will be opened TO the world on the
18th of ~, lS;G, | 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 seizure thorough
representation of the actual and posi-
BILE 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, GO
vernment, the extent and effect Of
railroads and other means Of transp0t-
tation, with such other facts as will
show the progress aud present condi-
tion Of the State.
JOHN G KING.
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