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CENTRAL MERIDIAN CLUB,


2 esdeut, w. D. Cameron.
Secretarys II. Sidney King and E. H.
Dial.
MARIoN-R. f. Coleman, President;
John Daniels, (cnl Vice President: f. j,
Martin and A. I. Harris, Secretarys.
SAGEvILLE CLUB H. C. Deer, President.
b. G. Covingthn, Secretary.
LAUDERDALE CLUB DR.. j. r. Webb.
President, --- Secretary,
LYLE's SToRE.-Mai. j. c. Roberts, Pres.
ident; Jas Wright, Secretary.
RUSHING STORE DIR. NJ. l.. Thompson,
President;J A. Roberts, Secretary.
Four or five other clubs are now In pro-
cess of organization in the county. Some
negroes belonging to all the clubs in the
county, and everything looks hopeful for
"Tilden and Reform"
Respectfully,
M. Ii. WHITAKER, Chm'n. Elk. Com.
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THE CLARION publishes some affidavts
showing that w. W. Chisholm, Radical
candidate for Congress in the Third Dis
trict, forged an affidavit to establish a
claim against the Government. 1t now
remains to be seen whether or lot the
Radicals will withdraw him from their
ticket. -Brookhave Ledger.
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PROCLAMATTON.
$50 90 REWARn.

WHEREAS, 1t appears by information re-.
w ceived by me, that HENRY WIGGINs con-
vict, effected his escape from the Penitentiarv
walls in Jackson, Miss, August 2lst 1876, and
is still at large;
Now, therefore l. J. NJ. STONE, Governor
Of Mississippi, do offer the above reward for
the arrest and confinement in Jail of the said
convict, HENRY WIGGIxs, said reward nav
able by Messrs Hamilton & Hebron. Lesseea
Mississippi State Penitentiary. And | de-
moreover, require all officers Of this State 10
be dtligent in their efforts to arrest said
gitive, Henry Virgins. lu-
Given under my hand and the G.
H. ii 81 the State affixed at lp cLs e~' 9 3Sis
By the Governor: A. D. 1876.
JAMES HILL Seeretar- u; SIoNE'
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Lawrence County

LAWRENCE Co, Miss, Sept. 10, 1876.
| enclose to you lis' -, H. 10,
Bahala Chapel DemOcrs, i S OF the officers of
L. L. Norman, Pres 1 ~ Niuo'
K. 4. Gray, Vice. ,residsnt
j W. Rose, Ser retarv
S N f., ArmF ,rong, Treasurer.
o", 0iuH DLmbers about so. All seem to
oe eS p at work for Tilden, Hendricks
S Snu ne'o. m. Our postoffice is Beauregard,
OOp'an county. Respectfully,
j. w. ROSE, Sec'y.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Election Proclamation.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI
October 4th, 1876.

WHEREAS The Constitution of this State.
Section -, Ar;. xii, provides that Representa-
tives in the Congress Of the United States
from this State, shall be elected biennislly. on
the Tuesday next after the first Monday of
November; and
WHEREAS, The laws Of this State. Revised
Code Sec. 362. require that tie number Of Elec-
tors Of President aud Viee-President of the
United States to which this State may be en-
titled shall be chosen by the qualified electors
Of the State at large, on the Tuesday next
after the first Monday of November, in the
year in which an election of President and
Vice President may occur;
Non, Therefore, |, j. NJ. STONE, Governor of
the State of Mississippi, do issue this, my
Proclamation, giving notice TO the qualified
electors thereof, that an election will be holden
at the several election precincts in said State,
on
Tuesday, November Yah, 1875,
the same being the Tuesday next after the
first Monday of November, for the purpose of
electing one Representative in Congress from
each of the six Congressional Districts, to re-
present this State in the XLVth Congress, and
Eight Electors of President and Vice resi-
dent of the United States
And do enjoin the Boards of Registrars of
the several counties in this State TO hold and
conduct said election in all respects according
10 law. and due return thereof make TO the
office of the Secretary of State
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF | have hereunto
set my hand, and caused the Great Seal
u. ST. of the State of Mississippi TO be affixed,
at Executive Office in the city of Jack
son, this 4th day of October, 1876.
j. NJ. STONE.
By the Governor:
JAMES HILL Secretary of State
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Gl5,lSi,2G7 bS

Estimating the population of the Unit.
ted States at an average Of 100000
the price paid for Radical rule amounted
TO $24l for each man, woman and child
in the country.
BY reference TO the same report Of
Secretary Bristow. pages l6 and II, we
find that the following sums have been
paid in interest, pensions, alleged pay.
ment of the public debt and all other
claims of every description arising out Of
the expenses Of the war, from 1865 to
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REMOVAL.

A NlRDEN has removed to the NEAL
n. BUILDING, and is now opening n large
and complete stock of Groceries, Provisions.
and Plantation Supplies in the stores recently
occupied by Gus Asher and the Singer Sewing
Machine Company, where his old customers
and the public are invited to call.
Jackson, Sept. u, '76-2w
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Plttshuru Pot. Sent. Nth.l

In 1874 Hays Inherited 100000 from
his uncle. The next year he returned
IS, 600 for taxation. He now excuses
himself by saying that his debts equaled
his property and inheritance, and that
he was entitled to de luct these debts
when listing his properly. What kind of
a lite has Mr.. Hayes been leading that
he should have squandered s95, 900 of
his fortune while waiting for his uncle to
l,a .
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In regard to Governor Tilden's in.
come tax the Republican Commissioner
of Internal Revenue has made state
ment that Mr. Tilden complied with the
law in all respects. The official docu-
ment will speedily be printed, Repub-
lican papers please copy
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TONSORTAL.
ROBERT CARROLL

MOULD respectfully inftrm the pnbIic
~ that he is still engaged in the BARBER
BUSINESS at his old stand, next door 10 the
EMPIRE SALOON, where those seeing n clean
Shave, frs -class Haircut, or real sham
pooh, are invited to call.
The following are my Terms-Shaving 20
cents Hair Cutting 40 cents; Shampooqing.
40 cents. F'"e'
Oct 9, '10-dlm.
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THE STATE UNIvERsITY.--A letter
from Oxford informs us that the Uni
versity is opening finely. A large pro-
portion of the students are attending for
the first time. Students are reporting
by every train.
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Hon. JOIN CALHooN, of the Holly
Springs Reporter has been cOmplimented
by unanimous Democratic nomination
for Mayor of that city. Here's our
hand.
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THE WORK OF ORGANIZATION.
Response from the Democratic
Conservative Clubs.

The following additional reports have
been received from Democratic Con-
sentative organizations. They have
been placed in communication with the
Headquarters of the National Executive
Committee of the party, in New York:
LauderdaIe County.
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~ Tt m e ly Bio ok

THE LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF
L HON. SAMUEL ]. TILDEN, Democratic
nominee for President of the United States,
with two fine portraits on steel, and sketch
of HON. TH0S. A. HENDRICKS This is
the only authorized edition of GOVERNOR TIL
DENIS LIFE. Good Canvassers wanted for
every town in this State. d. APPLETON & Co.,
Publishers
Address JOHN NJ. COLBY,
General Agent for Louisiana, Alabama, Mis-
sissippi Arkansas and Texas
% ST. Charles St, New Orleans.
Sept20 'I6-2w.
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TO elect Hayes is to prolong strife be-
tween the races, and to overthrow civil
government for martial law in the
Southern States.
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To elect Hayes is to continue Grant
ism. To continue Grantism is to con-
tnue high taxes, low wages and starva.
ton.
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Montgomery County,

MAYrELD, (WNoNA p. Oh
Sept. 10, 1876.
| send you herewith the names of the Of
iieers OF the Mayiield Tiden and Hendricks
Reform Democratic Club. Montgomery is
wide awake and will do her part, In Novem-
Der next, towards hurying Radicalism so
deep that II win never again be resurrected
on Mississippi soil.
Respectfully yours,
Gus A. SPlvEY,
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STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

STATE AT LARGE.
J, Y. GEORGE Chmn; Csc l.. Porter,
II. NJ. SrREEr j. d. NERrSER,
W. A. Percy, Il. G. WALTnALL.
FIRST DISTRICT.
W. IT, II. TlsoN, Tnos. i. SYKES.
SECOND DISTRICT.
FELIx LAnAuyE, Tuos. W. HARRIS.
THIRD DISTRICT.
j. A. BlNroRp, A, 7. RoANE.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
JNo. w. SMrTH, l.. A, CAMPBELL.
FIFTH DISTRICT.
+. RICHARDSON, J. d, CnRIsMAN.
SIXTH DISTRICT.
L. W. MAaRupER, T. v holland.
MARION SMITH, Sec'y.
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In their estimate of defalcations the
Radical cyphcrers overlook entirely the
millions and millions that were stolen be.
fore it got into the troasury-the millions
that were made in letting contracts-the
whisky revenue robberies post.
leadership tales-the sinecures that we're
created for the subsistence of the tens
Of thousands of dead.beats thst were
quartered on the treasury. There is no
moro estimating the amounts that we're
stolen in these ways than the myriad
stars in the heavens, or the sands on the
ssashore.
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GOLD in New York yesterday was
steady at ITO.
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LIST OF OFFICERS

LIST OF OFFICERS.
A. NJ. Powell, President.
j X, Jacks, LIST Vice p resident.
ii. II. Young I'd Vice President.
II. I, Seals, Sd Vice President
A g. Terry, 4th Vice President,
Rnbe Terry, 9th Vice President.
Willis Bartield, Secretary.
J. j. kilgore, Assistant Secretary.
Gus A, spivey, Corresponding Secretary
), S. Latt, Treasurer.
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Which leaves


The records prone that the Republican
party has pledged itself to bring about
specie payment in every National and
almost every State Convention since
1868; that President Grant has asked
Congress to aid him in bringing it about
in every annual message since that time /;
and that not the first step has ever been
taken towards the fulflIment of that
pledge, except the unimportant one of
the appointment of Board of Commits
sioners. which aroused so much opposi-
ton among Republicans that it was
abandoned.
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Very truly yours,
j. NJ. STONE
Hon. Tnos. S, GArHRIaRr"

Mississippi was honored by the selection
of Prof Gathright to preside over the Ag-
riCultural and Mechanical College, at Bry-
an, Texas, aud, under his management, we
predict for that Institution bright and
prosperous future.
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Prof. 'ghOs. -. SSaIhrlGht,

We were shown on yesterday a copy o.
Coy. Stones letter, accepting the resigna-
ton OF Prof Gathright, as State Superin-
tendent OF Public Education. We were per-
mitted to take copy of it for publication,
and It will be found below;
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
JACKSON, Mss, Aug 10th, 1876. (
My DEAR SIR: Yours of this date re.
ceived, resignipg the office OF estate SUI
perintendeut Of Public Elucation,n to take
effect the LIST of September proximo.
1t is with no little regret | accept your
resignation. The State can Ill afford to
lose the services of public servant as
faithful as yourself. For nearly five
months you have been at the head of the
educational interests of Mississippi, and
YOU have discharged the duties incumbent
upon YOU with fidelity and intelligence.
with honor to yourself and the State, I'm
der the wise management which you have
inauguraTed, our educational system prom
ises degree of excellence which must soon
place Il In the front rank of that OF Older
weather. and more exp rieneed States.
You will bear With you to your new
field oflabor IN Texas the high regard and
best wishes of your May friends in Mis-
sissippi. am sir,
Vary truly Vnurs
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hlne, hair lisht. Virgins is white; eyes,
height 1 feels scar on left cheek age, 48;
Sent ~ - inches.
~ .6-2w.
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STATE SENATE.

FTrm DisrRicr MONROE NJ. CURRIE,
NrSru III. G. MoCABE.
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NEW JOB TYPE Of .., 5s''

es {. c9A per day at home Samples worth 81
~" SHu free. SrISsOx & Co., Portland, Ne.
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Over sir and three quarter billions j
dollars have therefore been squanderod
simply in running the Government.
The annual expenses Of the Government
for the ten years Immediately preceding
the war averaged about $50, 900, 900. At
this rate, the expenses for the II years,
from 1865 to 1875 inclusive, should
amount to 5000, 000,O If we allow
three times as much for each item of ex-
pense--a most liberal and adequate
allowance cost of running the Gov
eminent would have amounted, for those
II years, to 81, 100000. Deduct
this together with the amount of payments
made on account OF war expenses, the
public debt, pensions, interest, etc, from
the amount of revenues collected, and we
have the following startling results;
Revenues collected Tor IL
years, from 1865 to lS75in
Paid for war expenses, etc. 2,S03,S25, 1865 80
Expenses vi government . l0S0,000 900 90
$i,S73 800 800 30
Which leaves .......,..,.. Sl,77l 35S 902 80
More than four and three.quarter bill
lions of dollars over and above the posi-
BILE legitimate disbursements of the Gov.
eminent! In other words, the people
paid S241 per capita for the Government,
when 1920 was all that was needed The
difference represents the amount that was
stolen or squandered in the last eleven
years by the Radical leaders, if we are to
- II ~
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A. VIRDEN.

NEW MACKEREL, just received by
~ A. WIDEN.
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HENCKLE'S
Restaurant and Saloon.

Capitol Street, opposite PostoRice.
MEALS at all Hours, Furnished Rooms
WI Oysters, Fish, Crabs, Schrimps, CELERY
received fresh daily, and supplied at short
notice, in any quantity, and quality.
CHRIS. HINCKLE.
Jackson. Miss, Oct. 8, l876.-5w.
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7 Attest NOVELTIES in Gents Furnish
IL ing Goods, at A. VIRDENS
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mo. NJ, DAVIES SHIRTS, at
- A. VIRDEN'S
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A FINE LINE FANCY NOTIONS at
n A. VIRDEN'S.
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FOR CONGRESS.
FIRsT DISTRICT.
II. l.. MULDROW.
SECOND DISTRICT.
VAN II. MANNING.
TniRp plsrICr.
HERNANDO ID. MONEY.
FOURTH DISTRICT.
OTTO r. SINGLETON.
TirTn DISTRICT.
G. Il. HOOKER,
SIXTH DISTRICT.
]. Il. CHALMERS.
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DIRECTORY FOR ADVERTISERS.
V1RALD BRANCH OPFICE. I.2e5 BROADWAY
VrHn DAY AhD NIGHT foR RECEPTION OF

oFRs iS0s p14 Hcs4
Xb7ERTfsk1ESrss s AND SAT saGEs sAes' or FXfEss
AMgsxxENrsv sES SU1 ga r.ss.s.h and 9th col.
oxRB And IdS H .nd eh s
BR00 KLYX REAL ESTATE FOR sxI.E-aD PAcE-ist
eggss7TESESssss ooecsroHrvxIrIEs-sra r.s.
ETY. Rex SsToTs yR s.fss s4n 1P
cLERKs AND sALEsHEN-iara PAc.-sd col
co1CHXRN AND DGxRDHSERs-laru pAa.-ad and 9TH
coAsTwIsE srsAnsuIrs-i2.H PAsr-s.A col
S1Scisa RoAbExRs.n I1snfs sasss.A col co.
SWELLING HOUSES nasi'f 10 LEI 81 FURNISHED AND uS-
SSyRRofSAI sTEAnsHiFs~iasaP P.or-s.h ana 9th coils.
@ ssSi. P.a.ss.a a1ssAssa sai COL
EINANCIAL-srl PAoR
F6RxfsnED RooSs aSsLstS HSS 81 APARTMENTS TO LET
2p rAo.-2d and Sd cols,
kkF r.c.2s and sa coils
H0RsEs. CARRIAGES, AC.-isr PACH-sd and eth coils
HOUSES kooas. 1s;a &c, W S%SixrEp-in pAc.-s.h COL
EssEY GY hsoy 81 CITY AND RrR
GIN hHiL HsTHTk foR Gpr ASH ssi esI
Los! 1sS NS!so5sD9ss rfssrsd fss1i. s' COL
s4SHBINERY~s5n % PAcs-+sh col
EEpicxL-iarn PAsr"ssh ooi '''
Fisf fss ss
AUSlCAL-9rH PAcx-4th COL
NRw PUBLICATIONS-7rH PAcx-6th col
PERSONAIS--1sr PAGR-lst col
flANOFORrES, ORGANS. &C.-9rH PAcR-lsh col.
pOL1TlCAL-lsr PAoE-2d col
POST OFFICE NOT1CE-lsr PAGB-2d COL
PROFESSIONAL SITUATIONS WANTED-yKMAI4ES-
l2rH PAcx-2d col
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-2D PAGK-lst col.
ekAL ESTATE TO EXCnANGE-2p PAcx-lst col.
REAL ESTATE WANTED-2D PA0E-lst col.
REAOvALS-lsr PAGx-6th col
REWARDS-lsr PA0x-lst col.
.1f Fas
l2ru PAoR-1st and I'd coils
SITUATIONS wANrBD-MALES-l2r PAcx-sd col
SPECIAL NOTICES-lsr PA0R-lst and I'd coils.
SPORTIN0--DOGS. BIRDS, &C.-lsr PAox-sd COL
THE TRADRS-laTH PAGE-4sh col.
THE TURF-lsr PAcR-Sd col.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES-2p PAoR-Ist and
I'd coils
rRAvELLKRS' GUIDE-12ru PAGR-5th and 9th coils
UkFuRNlSHED ROOMS, AND APARTMENTS 10
LET-2D PAcK-3d and 4th coils
WANTED TO PUkCHASE-2D PAGR-6th col.
WATCHES. JEWELRY. &C.-0rH PAGK-3d col
WESTCuESTER COUNTY PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
To LET-2D PAGE-lst col
YACHTS STEAMBOATS,, &C.-lOru PAcE-6th COL
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WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALBRs, TAKE NOTICE.
w any liquors sold aud delivered TO Pitts Uaunon
io7 Grccnwich ST. up to september remaining unpaid
send In your bills. PATRICK NJ CANNON.
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
SALES AT AUCTION.

NCoKTGAGE sALE-J. slsEBAcnER AccrioSEsR.
i ~ sell tns day. at 10 oeeeA at rs Bowery the Con,
tents Of Billiard Taole Factory. consisting VI Billiard
Tables, Balls. Cues Racks, Planes Desks. Sc.
WILLIAM ALT Attorney MortgaSee
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spoRTING-DoGs. BIRDS. So.

SPORTING-DOGS. BIRDS. So.
pOOLs SOLD AT 3ls RurLEDGE ST, NEAR UNION
Grounds. this afternoon Picked Mines Of Sew YORK
r'wO FINE BILLIARD rABLKs. ALL CoMPLETE,
will be sold suction shts day at II o'clock BY rUSlS
JOHNSON, Auctioneer 81 Nassau 81
THE TURF.
4 ~fLEKfw0oD P1RK MoRRrsANfA. n. Y; SEC
.Snd day. Wednesday Sept 2o' Iotmg 70 commence a.
fourteen entries
Admission. 81 CAFES Ii. BlRSARD President
A UcrIoN. !RKNon AND SoMBISAriok FOOLS
.na s ss tie PS sah
:. S oS 49, F'"'' '''nsn ssrS BY
A UCrION, FRENCH AND COMBINATION POOLS
Asod morning and evening at Johnson's Rooms Broad.
s an. aS Saan" % a ss
moor each heat and race received BY telegraph direct;
at NJ All orders by mail or messenger viii receive
particular attention T. IL JOHNSON
EgENCH POOLS OPEN AT THOMAS, ExCHANGR.
Hs graph '' d,sss running '"'e' 'A' e g. NTH % rhoSAs
CARAToGA RACING ASSOCIATION. l,2ss BROAD
dvy and evening the rnnnng Al Louisville and on
as ,S' Fleetwood o Tnd French M%u''
rTATTEnSALL's. l.227 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
races; auction and French Pools; cemSinntion boo book
HORSES. CARRIAGES. 90.
sxESy4ns SS TIE rGhLI5 sS is CALLED
TO The 0iKAr ExECUToR's SALE OF EIgHr
hpTshsI fEckIAH, "s eEGEasNS: roeHTnsE With
aIssSsf $Sis sSS4s atiS tE
rog5knSS 5 $SaaSA SaSrAssEs H.
II O'CLOCK IN THE FORENOON
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WAREHOUSE GOODS AT AUCTION. FRIDAY, o.
w account of MARKHAM ~ West 18TH to pay storage
saesroom 10 East l4th for Of sale
OF tho largest aud best assortmens Of Household GOOD
offered auction this together with all the snti
Curtains Bed Linen Bronxcs Bricabrac fine Ct
Glass and Chnsware. Crockery, Cutlery Paintings. etc
everything from Hrst class house, N. B.-Posisivoly
limit u single article.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-01-18

Pablo Hat - improvement in Bris.
tOI.-Mr. &c. Conway, is makingprep.
aratiOns for the erection Of quite an ex-
tensive huilding on his lot on 5th ST.,
noar Main. 1t will be frame build
ing with front Of A. feet aud a depth
OF 90 feet, There will be two stories
above the level of the street. The low
er story will be fitted up into two store
rooms and the upper story for public
Hall. The work il being done by Mr.
;. Stone, OF Paperville. which il sutii =
Client guarantee that it will be well
done. We are glad to know that we
are at last to have public hall, and
We hail Conway Hall M a harhInger . .
better things to come. We with Mr.
Conway a full measure of success in
his undertaking.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-01-18

Il Good Bushes Ope1ing. ten
ton is directed to the advertisement OF
w. G. Amman, Agent, for administers
tor Of f. II. Johnson, of WythevIlle,
deceased, who offers the large stock OF
goods, owned by the late Mr. I'M
stou. These goods, we are assured,
will be offered on very favorable terms,
and the store-house will be either
rented, or sold to the purchaser Of the
goods, If desired. Read the adver-
tisement and correspond with the
Agent.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-01-18
Remcnber Tins.

Now is the time ofthe year for Pneumonia
Lung Fever, Coughs, Colds, and fatal results
of prc1isposition to Consumption and other
Throat and Lung Disease. BosCnEE's
GERMAN SYRUP has been used in this neigh
borhood for the pact two or three years
without single failure to cure, If you
have not used this medic ne yourself, 90 to
your Druggis DICKEY & WRIGHT and ask
him Of its wonderful success among his Gus
toners. Two doses will relieve the worst
case. If you have no faith in any medi =
cine, just buy Sample Bottle Of Boschees
German Syrup for 10 cents and try it, Regu-
lar size Bottle IS cents, Don't neglect a
cough to save rs cents.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-01-18

DEATH OF j. G.. HAMMER.-Last
week we briefly alluded to the fatal
hurting and death of Johnnie
Hammer, but owing to the lateness
Of the hour, were unable to give
particulars. He received his in
juries on the night of the 4th of
the present month, at Pembroke
Kentucky, while coupling cars. His
left foot and ankle was terribly
lascerated, the bones, tendons, &c.
being exposed, and his knee and
thigh badly bruised. Mr.. James
7. Wilkinson a former resident of
this place, living at Pembroke. hap
pened to be near by when the ac-
.cident occurred and called Dir. L.
p. Sale, who faithfully attended
him and together they removed
him to the house of Mr.. T. r.
Murphy, where everything that
human skill and kindness conld
Suggest, WAS done for him. That
he WAS well cared for we have no
sort Of doubt, and for which his
parents and friends return their
heartfelt thanks. His remains ar
rived on Thursday night last and
were inferred on Friday.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-01-18
A Word 10 GrunlI,Iors.

Don't be II grumbler. Some Teoplr
contrve to get hold of the prickiy side
Of everything, to run against all the
sharp COrneIs, and find out all the
di5agreeahIe things. Half the strength
spent in growing would often set
things right. You may as we'll make
up your mind, to begin with, that uu
one ever found the world quite rs he
would like 1t; tut you are to take your
share of the trouble aud bear it brave.
ly. You will he very sure To have
burdens laid upon you that ,elong Ia
other people, unless you are shirll
YOURSELF but dOu't erumb,e. If the
work needs doing, and you can do it,
never mind about the other boy who
ought to have done it ard didn't. 49,
Those workers who fiji up the gaps,
and smooth away the rough spots, aud
finish up the j0b that Others left un.
done-lhey are the true peHce-makers,
and worth whole regiment of growl.
crS,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-01-18

Opene Agdin.-It il with pleas
ure that We announce the re.opening
Of the store Of Mr.. Jno. w. Jet. His
difficulties have been Enthusiastically
adjusted, and he again invites his old
friends and custom, rs to call and ex.
anime his goods. MIR. Jett Ia a young
gentleman OF energy and good business
qualifications, and we trust he may Sc
cure large share Of public patronage.