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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-11
EVENT and COMMENT

Grassy Pond Lake, in Lowndes Co.
Ga, sank aud disappeared last Friday
week. It covered 800 acres and was
well stocked with fish, Of which the
people appropriated for food all they
needed, and then hauled millions OF
them upon their land for manure.
Connecticut has gone Democratic,
thus securing Democratic Senator.
The city Of MatamOras has fallen
before the army OF Gen. Diaz, whe
was received by the people with great
enthusiasm.
The Vice d. Lean Hotel a noted
Summer resort, near Old Point Com
fort, was entirely destroyed by ali in
cendiary fire last Wednesday evening
Loss $4,000. Insured for $4,000, less
than one third its value.
The Emperor and Empress OF Bra
I'll have engaged twenty-five rooms at
The Fifth Avenue Hotel, New York,
for themselves and suite.
The colored convention at Nashville
represented twelve States and Terrific
ries. 1t adopted resolutions last Sat
urday reaffirming adherence to the
republican party, but condemning
official stealing and the unseatiuR Of
Pinchback. They deplore the obsery-
Rnce Of the "color lineu and extend
the olive branch 10 ex-slaveholders Of
the South.
The Senate has rejected the nominal
ton Of Chas. A. Dana as minister to
England. Cause: Ben Butler wished
1t that way.
The Democratic plurality I'm Con-
necticut Is said TO be about seven
thousand.
The Knoxville Tribune says the
came number Of that new daily Jour-
nal that published the death Of Judge
Gillenwaters, published also the ap-
pOintment Of his successor, Col. Nc
Kinney. 1t also says that complaint
and harsh criticism of the indecent
haste Of Gov. Porter in the matter is
general.
Bishop johns, the beloved and dis
tinguished Bishop OF the Diocese of
Virginia, died last Tuesday evening.
Aged four score years.
Three powder Magazines containing
about four car loads OF powder were
exploded last Tuesday evening at Salt
Lake city. Three persons were blown
TO atoms and those atomes scattered
beyond recovery, and many Of the
houses in the city were injured by
fragments Of material falling on them.
The EliZabethtOn Republican says
Dept. Sheriff Nave has arrested man
named Peters, charged with raping his
OWN hlen daughter
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-11
90 hOuls ANSpuDl4Cau'
Can This BE Drew /?

The way Uncle. Daniel Drew, that
good old soul, helped the poor young
Methodist men was this: He built O
handsome Methodist college. Good
Then he endowed it with S250,OO0.-
Better still. and prolonged cheers from
the poor young Methodist men, Then
Uncle Drew wanted to use $3.50, 900 in
bearing a corner in North western, and
he borrowed all the endowment back
giving his note for the amount, with
interest, ofcourse. He paid the interest
with piOus regularity for some time,
and then Uncle Daniel went up in a
balloon. So did the endowment of the
college for poor young Methodist men.
And Uncle Daniel can't pay the in
terest either. And you never saw a
sorrier old gentleman for the poor
young Methodist men than Uncle ID.
d., the Indian giver.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-11
A Prominent ITishman swim
dies Thousands of His Con-
fiding COuntrynen.

BosToN, April 6.-The Springfield
Republican, to-day, says that in set
Ting the affairs of Patrick Donahue,
proprietor of the Boston Pilot, a Cath
Ollie newspaper OF this city, who re-
Gently went into bankruptcy, facts of
most disgraceful character came to
light. 1t seems that for many years
Donahue has been in the habit of re-
ceiving funds from persons who
wished to place them in safe hands. -
He had the unlimited confidence of
the public, and especially the Irish
Catholics, who regarded him as one of
their hest friends. During the past
few years he has received thousands of
dollars from this class of people,
DOnahue, as president of the Emil
grant Savings Bank, also suggested to
the ignorant depositors that he would
receive their money the same as the
bank did, and would invest it also for
them and pay them per cent. inter
est. In this way thousands of dollars
were taken. 1t Is found that the trust
funds confided to his care and the
money received on deposit have been
Lut into his business and lost. The
suffering which will follow this
breach OF trust, can not fail to be very
great.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-11
BISHOP JOHNS.

The death Of this pure, brilliant
and singularly accomplished man
of God, is a loss to all Christen-
dom. Breathes there an intelli-
gent man or woman who does not
feel that a great light has, like the
comet, gone off to depths beyond
our ken To say it has gone out
would be an infelicitious EXPIRES
sion, for it rendered the church
more luminous than it was. a
more faultless name is not in mod,
ern church history, and in his case
generation and esteem arc illlumi-
mated by and hidden in Love.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-11
\ CLERGYMAN,s STORY.
Elder Lcland'S Famous Gift to
President Jefferson Seventy
five Years Ago.

ain the year $780," said the Rev.
DR.. Bowling, last evening, -four small
Baptist churches were leading pre-
carious existence in New York State. -
OF that in this city, John Ganot was
pastor, and Elder Leland was presid-
ed over the congregation in Cheshire
The latter, honored with the title of
"hard-shelled," deserves position at
the head of the priesthood. Just af-
ter the election of Thomas Jefferson to
the Presidency in 1901, the Elder, i'm
pressed with the prOpriety of an ex-
preston of loyalty by the entire Bap-
fist denomination, issued prOClama-
ton that all men, "holy and good" of
that faith, should contribute material
for the manufacture of mammoth
cheese" to be given to the newly cleo
ted President. The result was cheese
weighing ,ij0 pounds, which the Ell
der placed on his wagon, and started
for Washington. People flocked from
all the country adjoining the towns
through which the sanity man passed
AS he expressed it, IL preached all
the way to the Capitol and back
again" Conversions were made along
the route of the pastor and his cheese,
and great revival sprang up in the
Baptist churches throughout the land.
Mr.. Bowling attributes the prosperity
of the church to the eccentric Elder
and his gigantic cheese.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-11
Indignation Meeting-The
Chinese Preparing to De
fend Themselves.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 6,-The anti
Chinese meeting at Union Hall and
the street In front, was attended by at
least IL, 600 people. Gov. Irwin presid-
ed in the Hall. Resolutions were
adopted setting forth the evils flowing
from Chinese immigration urging
that local measures of relief had been
exhausted; that the only resource re-
naming was an appeal to the treaty
making powers. and that delegation
be sent to Washington to present the
question in full and urge immediate
action. Tho meeting was addressed
by "A number ofprominent gentlemen,
cOunseling moderate and conservative
action, enjoining full protection of the
Chinese now in the country, and
duprecating earnestly any violent pro-
ceedmgs. The meeting was quiet and
orderly, and evidently in harmony
with the views advanced by the speak.
ers. Ample preparation had been
made TO suppress any riotous proceed
ings, by a Gordon Of police drawn up
around China town, aud its inha6-
itapts We're cJunselled 10y their leaders
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-11
Tho A. Nj. & o. IL. IL. Case.

The Lynchburg VRGrNIAN thinks
Judge Bond will yield to political
pressure, and appoint some one,
not VirginiNn, as receiver of
the A. NJ. 81 O. Il. r. We also
observe that Hon j. II. Plat, OF
the first Congressional Dist, is
spoken of for the position. If a
Republican is to be appointed, MIR.
Platt may be the man, as he has
the sympathies of his party on
account of his defeat by Goodc.
We incline to think, however, that
Judge Bond will consult with
Judge Hughes, and that the two
will not adopt any such policy as
that predicted by the VIRGiNIAN.-
Judge Hughes has not in any in
stance, rendered any partisan de-
eision, and we do not think he will
do 50 in this case. The English
bondholdcrs were not ready on
last Saturday, and at their request
the whole matter was postponed
until the 2nd day Of May.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-11
suicide of l., IL. Chandler

News received last night from Nor
folk went far 10 confirm the rumOred
suicide of Mr.. Chandler, tClegTaphed
to The STATE. He had been missing
since o'clock on the evening Of the
previous day, and had left letter
bidding his family last farewell. The
authorities and people of Norfolk are
engaged in dragging the streams and
making search in every direction for
his body, as they DO longer have any
doubts regarding his unhappy fate
Mr.. Chandler had been subjects to fits
of temporary alteration ever since the
Capitol disaster, in which he was
severely injured in the head, He was
also much given to mental depression,
and no doubt in one Of these moody
fits, brought on by recent troubles and
violent attacks in the newspapers, he
has made way with himself. He was
q native Of Massachusetts,, and about
sixty years Of age. He came to Vir-
ginia some thirty years ago, ard set
| tied in Norfolk, where he pursued the
practice Of law, and took prominent
part in politics up to the breaking out
of the war, which he opposed in Con-
ventiou. He went North, and remain
ed there during the struggle, but we
| have always Understood that he was
friendly in his feelings towards our
| people. Returning after peace was
restored, he again entered politics. and
has ever since been prominent man
in the Republican party, but one of
| the least obnoxious of their leaders.
| In the olden times he was a devoted
and Jealous member of the " hig
| party, and his services then are still
held in remembrance by his associates.
His wife died some years since, but he
leaves q son and daughter, both grown
up, who we're born at Norfolk, and TO
whom his sad death Will prove a sore
atfiiction -RichptOnd Wing.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-11

b remain IN their own quarters: Great
alarm had existed among them, and
extensive purchases of weapons bad
been made 10y them in anticipation Of
trouble, but the city was perfectly quiet
throughout the evening.
The steamship City Of Panama was
attached yesterday at the instance of
the Panama Railroad Company. The
Grenada, now due from Panama, will
be attached on her arrival, and Others
on the way from Panama and Oregon.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-11

The people of Sullivan county,
on Monday Ct last week, passed
resolutions at Blountville, con-
demning, in rather unmeasured
terms, the "indecent haste" of Gov,
Porter in appointing the successor
Of Judge Gillenwaters, before that
official had been buried, tins fore
stalling consultation with the bar
and citizens Of the District.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-11

nyears ago Messrs. Geo. r. Rowell Coz, es'
tsblshed their advertising agency in New YORK
City. Five years ago they absorbed the business
conducted By Mr.. John Hooper who was the fret to
go into this ilpJs Of enterprise. Now they have
salts faction Of controlling the most extensive and
complete advertising connection which has ever
been secured and one which would be hardly pos
sib!b in any other country but this. They have
succeeded liz working down a complex business in
to so thoroughly systematic method that no change
in the newspaper system OF America can escape
notice, while the widest information upon all
topics interesting to advertisers Is placed readily
at the disposal OF the public.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-11
Reported Suicide OF Hon. l.. III.
Chandler-NOriOlk Wild with
Exciting HumOrs.

A telegram from Norfolk the 9TH
says:
Hon, L. II, Chandler mysterlously
disappeared from his residence here
yesterday morning and it is feared he
has committed suicide, He arrived
from Washington on Wednesday aud
during the afternoon gave his daugh-
ter letter to he delivered to Hon. j.
IL. Platt or Jas. III. Clemments ia
person, After retiring to his room at
night he gave orders to be awakened
early i'm the morning to go to Rich
mOnd. At five o'clock yesterday morn
ing he was called but found missing,
having left his room i'm his night
clothes, hat and shoes and no clue to
his whereabouts has yet been discov-
cred. The city Is wild with rumors
concerning the cause Of his sudden
disappearance. Chandler was held i'm
high esteem by many of NOrfolk's
best citizens. His politics and public
career are well known in Virginia -
He is United States Pension Agent
here, and was very prominently men,
toned rs the coming Republican can
dldnte for congress from this district.
His family are terribly distressed
LynchbWg HtryiHidn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-11
The EL1zABErHToN REPUBLICAN

The ELIzABETHToN REPUBLICAN,
(stars what a wagon-whip of a
name for one to write often says
the Republicans of Garter, have
nominated Hon. F. S. Sengletary
for Judge of the First Circuit.
The same paper says Hon. r. R.
Batter is also a candidate for the
same position.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-11

The Va. State Grange decides
through the ruling of its Master,
that practiciug lawyers are not ell
ligible to the order
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-11

A. T. STEWART, the Merchant
Prince Of New York, died of infia,
nation of the bowels last Saturday
evening.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-11
q THE CHEAPEST YET EFT.

TUCKED CAMBRlCS in all qualities,
SWISS, NAINSOOK, NULL, aud
TABLETOP MUSLINS in al quail,
ties at LEVY BROTHERS..
CASSIMERES, CASSIMERES.-A
large assortment Of CASSIMERES
for boys and mems wear
A large assortment of CLOTHS,
TWEED, and SATLNETS;
4 large assortment Of BLANKETS:
A large assortment Of COMFORTA-
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A large assortment of QUILTS, at
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NOTE-PAPERS very cheap.
STRIPED HOSE for ladies and chill
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BALBRIGGAN HOSE bleached
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SOCKS for boys and men,
| GLOVES for men. women, and chill.
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NOTE-PAPERS very cheap
NOTICES ON PERFORATED Pa.
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BOOK-and BIRLE-MARKS;
/ WORSTEDS and SILKS for en-
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/ NOTE-PAPERS in great variety very
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HIGH-TOP COMBS new assort-
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/ BRUSHES of all kinds;
| C0LGATE'S SOAPS, EXTRACTS,
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NOTE-PAPERS in great variety.
EXCELLENT CALICOES at Ct and
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LANCASTER CAMBRICS at l0c.-
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PERCALES at 12l, Is, 16S, and zoe,
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SHIBTINGs and SHEETINGS re-
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/ RICHARDSON'S IRISH LINEN
the best manufactured, retailed at
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| CHEVIOT SHIRTINGS atl2k lG %,
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LINEN TABLE-CLOIUS, two yards
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! COTTON DIAPER at 81 for a piece
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NAPKINS, all pure linen. at 81,
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Y#NHOMAS
HOUSE,
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J. NJ. THOMAS,

Main Street, Bristol, Tenn.
I HAVE again reopened the Thorn
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Boarders will be received on good
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Being provided with good stables l
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Rail road passengers will find the
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POrters regularly at the trains to re-
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It Pays ! 1t Pays !
WHAT PAYS?

ut PAYS every Manufacturer, Merchant
h mechanic, Inventor, Farmer, or
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1T PAYS tbe bend OF every family tc
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LEVY BROTHERS,
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A large assortment of LADIES
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BLACK SILKS very cheap. We
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BLACK GROUND WHITE>STRIPE
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FANCY and COLORED SILKS at
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NEW YORK TIMES, un.l4, 1873
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GREAT MEDICAL BOOK

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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-11

Connecticut has gone Democratic,
thus securing a Democratic Senator.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-04-11

Grassy Pond Lake, in Lowndes Co.
Ga, sank aud disappeared last Friday
week. lt covered 800 acres and was
well stocked with fish, Of which the
people appropriated for food all they
needed, and then hauled millions OF
them upon their land for manure.