davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1876-01-26
Gsueff trlfsr. peuflben.
GnglanD.

2pnoom, "a. San. Sobn Bright
unb leine Gpllcsen i'm Yarlament, Siror
uno Minb bicltcn Gonnabeno in 8lr=
minebam Gcosn Dor ilrcn eonltltusn=
ten. SIR. Sri9bt lpro6 uber oos 9fla=
perei- Girfular Der 9te9ierung, lplple llbel
ben Mnfuuf oes Cues Canals, Don ipsls
den beiosn er boffte, beB Die 9te9lsrnn9
barber befrieoisenoc Grflarungeu ab5u
oeben i'm 9tanbe pdre. Gr beanttpprte=
te in leiner 9fsoe bic, we!de Der 2pre
0crbp in edinburgh stbulten bate nno
ertldrte li6 Qe9en bos 2ano=M onopol.
Gin 8ertrauenspotlm tllr Die Gcprdlen=
tanten BON Birmingham i'll Yarlament
luurbe a%nsenommen, worauf Mr.Srl9bt
ii9 se9en bic Mufiteluns zines &anoloa
ten erflarte, ,pcl6er brett bic Nrbsiter
Glalie pertreteu loQ.
, 1876-01-26
Muaralien.

Gan Sroncisco, "a. Sorlar.
@dbrenO Der 9ebatte i'm Yarlameut
bon NtutS =gSales iiber ben oultroli=
i1en Yoltoient Der Yaciic Mail Comp
erfldrte Der Winilter, ooB Der GontratI
iowtit piinttli4 erfiiat morOen 1T.
Gin Mit9lieb erfldrte, oaB Die Goloni
1ntcr Dem alten gpntraft UNI $50, OOl
bel6winoelt uorben 1T unb ooB untcl
Der iesi9en Serpaltuns bes Manasel
Saa bel Dem neuen gontratt aud ni6ts
Sslleres erwartct iperben barf. Cine ptl-
lie 0%arle9uns oes 3uItanoes bes Yolt-
b%isnltes wuroe perlpro6en, iobalo mar
lid nit Der &e9ierun9 uon Neu=Sec-
lamb in Serbinoun9 9elest babsr
lpiro.
, 1876-01-26
JAlaaolla,k gfpe)beu.

% abingto II, "a. San. Sem
consrelIionelen GOmlte fir Dfientii9e
2dnoereien lit cine YjQ gum bellcren
S6ube Der @alounsen mterbrsitet lnh
oararf bingepieien woroen, bab Mab.
nnbmen n0tbnenoig ieien, um Der Sols=
psri6peloung, lpie lie a%llent5alben ein=
g"eriilrn 1T, pprSubeugen. Gin Commit
ldr lolte ernonnt merocn, Tin ltatili}9e
Sbatla9cn bier lowobl als in europa
81 i%ammeln, unb benz Sefretdr oes Sn,
nern Wonma6t 9e9eben wcroea, m IN
Gimme Deg @elesuorldlo9es 0ori4ld9e
gum 96use Der @alounsert, Der gn=
pHanSun9 BON 8dumsn IL. !. N. 81 ur=
terbreiten.
Concord, 9.=Y., 25. San. Cine
pcrbeerenoeTeuersbrunit wiitbet felt beu=
te Morgen 12d ubr in Suncoof, N.=S.
@iilfe 1T Don bier aug onrtbiu selanoi
Doroen. IS beibt, Dap Die 0sIblen in
6lammen iteben.
@pdter. Ysri6te Don Guncoot
lasen, oab 6 sroBe Sduier9euierte ME
oer9ebrannt lino, uno. Die 9on5e @aupt=
ltraBe 5crlt6rt lit. Ser Seri9t iiber 81,
Wtiblen 1T unbc9riinoet, aber bos Seue'
miitbet nod INNER. Gs lit fir weitere
9ilfe gelanot worcen.
Gineinnoti, IS. Sonuar. 9ie
Star SreiIrre @orfs" in Ser 9untItr.,
b%rannten lebte ia6t ab. 8erluit $751;
900.
gls scltern Senrp &oIeberrp periu9te
einen Sra6en ltsisen 81 MAIDEN, fiel CT
oon einem 5%iueit0di9en Saule berab UNI
Serl@metterte ieinen S9doel. Gr ltarb
in elmer 1alben Stunbe.
gls @enrD @atlon, BON 2ogenport,
Snb., lid ielblf einen Gain aus5ieben
wolte, trernte er li9 cine Yulsaoer uno
blutete 81 tooe.
, 1876-01-26
WefinDien'

Sin It o II, SAM, 10. San. 81,
bislise goli5ei bat bic game 3eit Der Der
~Sob" Sweeo 9elu6t, neil cine 9roBe
Selo4nang anf feline Serbaftuns aus
seiest wuroen 1T. Sober Mmeritaner
,pelAer bier eintrifft, tuirS senau betra@.
tet; bereits iino 2 ooer 3 Ysrionen au1
Teroa4t perboftet woroen, absr lelblt=
perltanoll9 RAID wisoer entlanen.
geri@te ous S0pti linb niht bsfrieoi-
geno fir Die 5orti9ritispartei unb Sic
jsn'9en, wel6e Der &epublif innercn6rit
ben wlinl9en. Sie Stimmeu Der llniu=
t%rlsoenbeit lino bereits lebr laut untcl
ben aemteridsern, uno Der YrdFoeut
fam es Niemanoen rs6t MAIDEN.
0sz u%lpopnldrltc Mann 1T Der @icc'
, 1876-01-26
Gurupai(1s Nabribten.

WHnden. Die f(erifalen glatter
.ubern iid nod INNER lebr peiiimifiid
ibsr Die tuuers Situation Der Yartei.
20 bemcrft Die .DOuauseituns" gu
ilsr aeubcruns oeS oemtoratii9en
.0eoba4terS" liter Die grfol9loitgfcit
aes fOni9liden @riaiieS pom 10. Sftos
ber D. g.: u@au; ridtis. Gin FOLDER
umldla9 lit aleloinss mibt e~rfol9t.
SIM @esentbeil Die Mebrbeit oes
baieriid)eu Bottles itebt Dem Wtiniferium
nab pie Dor nit alem WiBtrauen
geseniber. Daran OIrfts ober ben
1errn Miniitern wenis 9elegen ieia.
Sur lie tam es Dor Ilsm oarauf an,
bic patrlotiide Brattion matt gu ieeen.
Dap iDneu Dies pollfommen selun9eu
1T, oupon fonnten iie iia lhOn bunosrt
Wtal our6 einen Slif III Die Srsane
Oieier 6raftion iiberseu9eu. Die Sib-
rer otrlelbcn baben iib omar ben Sdcln
9escben, als fiinosn ibre J(etben uner>
Ihiiltcrt. eS war absr Dies u S1ein.
Sn @aprbeit baben lie nit uo0en Ses
9eln ben 0td3u9 ar9ctreten uhb elm
paar OonuerrcOeu, Die III San6er9 ooer
l%onltruO nod 9ebalten Wuroeu, batten
teinen an0ern :3med, als oleie Rads
wGrtStonjsntratton gu masfiren. OaS
welB NiemanO bclier ais 0err b. 0ue.
Gr bari liher fem, lebenSlan9lider
Wtlnllter gu bleiben, luenn eS Die Pa'
trloteu liuo, Die ibu %ltir3en ioden." Der
AutOr OIcier .3si;tn, Serr Suaer, iist
Ircllib I'M S1ulO0pinfel, uub lit BON
Oen SOr9'iAen Sr9anen 9cle9entliA
ais ~GberiiteSnatur" bc3eI1net worosu.
aber rtdt bat er bod.
Die loeben erldiencne @s9rOronuns
far oas &0nisreiA Saieru 3er9ltsoert
ole Mebrpfldyt lol9enoermabeu: Die
Webrpfllbt jerfaQI in Die Dlenltpfi9t
"no DIE eanoIturmpflibt. Die Disnlt.
pilltt lit bic EflIdt gum Dtsnit in,
Deere ooer in Der Wtarlne. Wabrsno
Der Ouusr Der Webrpflldt lit itosr
OeutlAe 3w0lf Sabre oientpflidtis.
Die BflIht gum Dlsnlt i'm Secrc miro
eln9stbeslt III y attius Olsnltpfi1t,
p NslerpepHlbt, Sulammen Oienltpfli1t
IN ltebenOen 6ecre, 81 9anopebrpfi1t
4) Grlae'J felerpepflrbt. Du Yflldi
gum Dienlt in Der Wtarinc miro cluses
tpsilt: y atIiue Dienlpflidt, y Wtas
rins'5felerpepfllAt, 81 Sccwsbrpfli9t.
Aus nldt gum Oisnlt I'M 9eere ooer in
Der Marine ein9e3O9enea 8ebrpilidtis
Isn limb in $rlcae lauoiturmpilt9tia.
, 1876-01-26
ptebnlpnt 4 Arlin9tpn
tfbsns Dsridsrunes- wsGufAat
bon @i6munD, 8a.

2Hle Netfui9att bat rurs 10y 'tr neu.s,
ele9 rites tsquemsS @ehauee, @de Der Ntal.
ans 9te Ctr, tssoser.
, 1876-01-26

3n oieier Gompasnie iinS picle Der be-
~annteiten bieli9en Geutider perlid)crt f.
Scrob 6. Gotuarbs, @cncyalsp aent.
Ito 9ertnann Sophie, peutIter Mssnt.
, 1876-01-26
Sabres Ginfcmmer iiber 81, SOC, 900.

D.G. ear,inatsn, grdt. s, 6. @smarss. giesprdt /.
y. s. fa,hsrf, Ssfr., s. s. Sppf,ns, Nn.sa efr.
, 1876-01-26
Jrnnfreid.

2pnoon II, "a. San. Cine SpcSial-
bepcI6e ocs u5tanoarb" meloet bon
Yaris, buB cine balbamtlide gpte bic
@erii9ts pernsint, wonad I'M mitteldn=
bilden Meere elm iransOHldes 8eldwa
Der Sulummenbsrrfen lpiro uno Wellt=
tdr Gorrdtbe i'll 9iancp ~aufsebduIt wer=
Den.
, 1876-01-26

Brdlioent Septimus &ameall, wslder
Die Dfcntll4en @ngele9cnte.ten crntroz
iirt. Sis iebt lino Sanoel uno G,rfebi
nod ni9t gcfd6roet, ober oos2ano treibi
raid Der Geuolrtiun entgsssn. Mar
gloubt, oaB Sen. Canal Der Mann be,
3utunft lein miro. Sic Yoro0iol-4 rie=
lter baben ibr @ebalt Ieit Wtpnaten MIDI
erbalten.
, 1876-01-26
8raFlien.

&iO De Saneiro, %. San. 0as
omeritanii DE. S@iff STIR Of tie Wen,N
tpel6es an soften Touembsr bon Dem
DOrf nadS banebei Angling, lit in Iefem
3ultanoc bier einselanfsn nno muB gum
3pede Der Geporatur ieine 9abung lD
j1en.
, 1876-01-26
SIrfei.

@ien, %. San. 9eute bier einse=
t%rpffene priuat @epcl6en beri1ten, oab
Die S%niursenten in Der S:rse9owina be-
reit 1ino ibre @aifen nie~ber5ulesen, I'M
Safe Die Yforte Den &eformplan Mn
brullp's onnebmen Iolte.
, 1876-01-26
Snba.

Sopana, "a. San. Sic Som nale
beri9ten, boB Die 3ucfer- Grnbte meniss
items I'M 80 Yrosent gerinser iein II irb,
als I'M porisen Sabre. Sic Sobods-
BON 8nelta Nbojn ioa burd Die
Sirre fat sdnaiiA sesit0rt werten
iein.
, 1876-01-26
Gpanien.

Mabrib, "a. San. Sic Miniite=
riolilten babcn cine beoeutenoe Malori=
tat in Den Gprtes %ersislt. Sie Winori=
tit beltcbt aus 70 gonltitutionalijten,
Gaoitalen un0 nnberen.
, 1876-01-26
gSirainia GtddtS<Wa5etIe
tas4p tsrsusessebsn BON
9obn q, pfin.
90. 8! 3uOlfte straee.
u d mo ~, ga.
aahserintiprS Wreifet
0reiie her Museigen:

Gin Square, elm Wal e9oo
Gin squars, ,mei Ial -
sin eanare. bret @eai q
Sin Sauare. cine Wsde ~ ~
Gin equare, einen Wrnat ~ n.y.
Gin Sanare. bret Otsnatf l'oo
SrRs,re ans,ieen wer0sa ttaiaer ssrsaast.
I'D cher weutaer Bel en- ulbsu einen .Saaare.
gae aaselsen Fnb I'm geraas gu sabisn.
Die 3cituua sptro IN N.Imcnb Inb Jim.
esaens BON Ben 3rGsern tar IS Gents per
0SpGe auseetraaen.
, 1876-01-26

0itIss SetieiSfe y. parat <s Der Mur,sl "a
smtrifaniidsn 2n:c (Tsa. " n'trirt, 1T elm olaa
e,eines eisblins Sos :rdnte Der g. 'rrhner ess Vspir'
ees BON @,sr,:, @'crits uno firlipsm Saliicrnia
90 bio Tfan,e rddIf uno eeSeibt. Tie ocrh9ea
Ger,te Recommendation oaiIelts befdnSie als eia
%istimulant uno Tiuretic In allen 2rants
feiten, relbe blde Niittel trheifden. Sin.r Gee
gioenthimer ~bericlben, w0breno elmer Eunorelf
burdb Merifo mo 8alifcrnia BOT einiyen Sabren
srbielt bon cinent fpanliden Slater tinter Dem Sies
eft Der 9eridiries cnbeit bas Srieinal=GeFpt Der
Busereihins. Die gioentbimsr oeielten cifsdren
ss Dem ~alf9snsinen 4,ubtitim in Der Scfnune, eat
Rim ansrtanntcr &8ertD an eer &iits Sss fiiacn
Oceans, burd, GsbraIf M Der atlantifhen 2iits
~aef:ioert reree, eo fe iber ,suat ino, eab eieiss
Seilmittel ais Gin gSobfth1ter Ger Mtenibbeit cui'
ttit &sine un1chlbaren eiesnfbaften errtiien
Nd c....i ,Graosl, gMit, broniiber Theumatisttds,
httipisnte Maieriudt, Slahilent Solid, Sbitr'lts
ipnen Der Wlaie, Ger Hiercn uno iitin0re Sr9ane;
gceen SDspepIia un0 afoen,tine cd)pod,s uno 10
6aqen, no lie Pebsnstr6fts ihA @ihten %btorlitens
III iciu Gebra,,b unb @riel9 beNelben ipab-"1S
a~airatulSs unb uniitertrelen.
Tie Mecritantr balten cs fir Gin ~c5lolut's 'prs
tib-Sslmittsl bon Sarbutie.
% @ebraudJs. Mrtueiinns.
=. Elm 9iuretie sinen eelSfsl vor In s'n,.u
Gsinoloie cpl aaterpaiTer orcinlal bes Sa9s, pcI
Acr Mtahiicit. ,ts Gin g timulant, pcn cineB
tatbcn bis 81 einem aon,n M8sinslaie pel nit sia
nsnio gsaltr 10 oft oils nUthie.-
~@ramiuire Sen Giescl auf Dem Gtcp' fcroti
III uno i~bsrleuse Gid, asses eaisIbs prrbsr nidS
esbrcden.
aSole' }'rsis miro rcn Or, ets.rt9dntsra fir Oh
keren S.afdsn uno Slkn bsjoblt, peaa Steilbss
anidsebrc9t merbsn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-07-25
The WytheviIIe Homicide

The dead body of Dickinson, the
terribly avenged Williams and his
ruined daughter, present bloody
tableau that tells the old story that he
who invades the sanctity of respect
able home, no matter how poor the
occupants, may expect to do so ut the
peril of his life. The account we putt
fish elsewhere is one full of the most
terrible and bitter images. The faith
er wlteIess aud away from home, the
daughter motherless and alone in the
household, tho destroyer, an esteem
ed and trusted visitor of the beautiful
and lovely orphan, his uplifted arm
aud cry of "My God !" the scattered
bones and spouting blood, the open
Book Of God, all conspire to thrill
with horror aud shock with tho awful
Consequences that must be. ..
If Dickinson did the deed laid to his
charge, and if, IA we learn, ho at di-
rcrs times refused the demand of the
father that he marry his only daugh-
ter whom he had seduced, there will
not be found In Virginia a Jury that
will find Williams guilty. Fearful
was the sin and fearful aud sudden the
doom.
But there is one strange point I'm the
case, The copying of the CXIN
Psalm 10y the deceased will raise in the
minds of some suspicion that per-
haps after all he may have been inno-
cent Here are the verses copied at
the moment of death
/, Blessed are the undehled i'm the
way, who walk in the law of the
Lord.
>, Blessed are they that keep His
testimonies and that seek Him with
the whole heart
3, They also do no iniquity they
walk in His ways.
I. Thou hast commanded as TO keep
Thy precepts diligently.
DE- o that my ways were directed to
Keep Thy statutes
IT, Then shall | not be ashamed,
"hen ! have respect unto all Thy
commandments.
'' VIII praise Thee with upright
mss ul heart, when | shall have learn
my righteous Judgments.
viii keep Thy statutes q for
sake me not utterly.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-07-25
SIDEWALK LETTER.
ON THE SIDEWALK
july 9th. 1916.
, ne Editor Of Me Neps.

To the Editor Of the NeUs:
7 Our granger friends at Mendoza are
disappointed, for the State Master,
Blanton, will not be able to fill his APP
pointment there to-day. His return
was telegraphed for owing to n sick
! child. A new appointment will be
| made. 3d.. ....H.
! a large number Of people attended
! Mrs. Leila BonduTanps funeral last
! Wednesday at the Baptist Church, -
! DIR. KincanOn preached very appro-
! pirate sermon. and then she was laid
! TO rest in a beautiful spot of the ceme-
! terry, few feet south of the State line,
beside departed sister of Mr.. Bondu-
rant She was aged twenLy-seven.
Mrs. w. ID. Minor, Master Walter
! Davis and Mr.. ThOs. johnson are con-
! Valescent.
our neighbors are taking immense
amounts Of honey from their hives,
| yet from all quarters come reports of
| few swarms and many report none at
| ALL .... ...
Several young gentlemen are getting
up company to aid in the avenging
of Custar's death, provided tho war
department will accept. them. Up
wards Of fifty names are already en-
rolled.
Messrs. York and James are making
the old Yellow House decent aud COM
Portable. Mr.. Faidly is doing the work.
Mrs. Martin has added story to her
house on Fourth street, Bristol, and il
now looks well.
A last | have found road-overseer
worthy of n medal. Capt Pierce
KERN has put in most capital order
the road from town to Judge Trigg's.
a gentleman who knows tells me it is
now the finest road in the county.
Prof. Winston is pressing forward
with his warehouse for tobacco. 1t
will soon be under way he tells me.
Now you know what il is to he with
out mails from She east The clouds
unloaded last Thursday, j.. M, on
Richmond and did immense damage,
unrooiing and OverthrOwing the tobac-
co warehouses and other buildings.
On Friday, p. NJ. "a waterspout struck
the A. M. & o. r. r., on the llegha-
MES from Central to Big Spring and
did great damage, tearing up the track,
sweeping away bridges and piling
earth. drift-wood, hay-stacks and lum-
Der on the rOad-bed. The agent has
orders to sell no tickets and agree TO
deliver no freight for points further
east than Central. The day train is
running between Bristol and Central,
but the night train is not. l am told
it will be the close of the week before
the track will be clear and in order.
Mrs. Chalmers and daughter. have
arrived from Miss. and are the guests
of Col. English.
The little ones Of town are sad over
the kitten epidemic, which has carried
away their little pets. Many little
innocent heart is sad to-day because
thereof.
Those who have grapes will mol do
their duty unless they watch their
vines and kill the large, light, brown
colOred beetles. with few black,
round spots OH them. They are long
er, broader, brighter and flatter than
the June bug, and they puncture and
destroy the grapes. They are few in
number and can easily be caught by
looking at the underside of the leaves.
036
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-07-25
Travellers! Attention

You cannot have n better Udds tecltip Oh
your tourney than Hostetter's stomach Bit.
tiers. Tint prime medicinal agent viii en-.
able You to drink brackish water without
running the risk OF disOrdered stomach and
bowels, will neutraize the influence OF foul
or miasmatic air, and win prove a most
agreeable and wholesome stimulant and
means Of counteracting the fatigues Of
travelling. On long sea voyages, where the
crews OF whaling or other vessels are almost
wholly restricted to salt inert, ii has proved
an admirable preventive of seurvy, and in
the tropical seas it saves the sailor from ship
fever and malaria. II has ever proved the
surest reliance Of the emigrant, exposed to
the miasmatic complaints which prevail in
regions Of country newly cleared of timber,
where the rays Of the sun falling on stag-
nant vegetation, unexpOsed to them perhaps
since the creation, exhale vapors, laden
with the seeds Of disease.
Acclimation, or the habituation Of the
constitution to the peculiarities of an unae-
custOmed climate, is greatly facilitated by
the regular use Of this protective elixir,
which imparts such vigor and elasticity to
every nerve and fiber that it is impossible
Tor the vital energies to become depressed
to point inconsistent with health. In UNI
favorable conditions OF the atmosphere the
Bitters should be used at least twice day,
morning and evening being the best times.
A pursuance of this course when there is
danger, as the system develops evidences
" debility, will etfeotually neutralize the
peril.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-07-25

Rubic's Implement Store Mr.. Geo.
s. Rube was In town last week, and
had the pleasure of witnessing some
important sales from his warehouse in
charge of B. d. Spurgin, Esq. IL is
his purpose to make the house a per-
manent one if the people will sustain
him. His Vibrator has improvements
we have not seen on any other thresh-
cr. His Woods Mower he proposes to
pull by one finger inthe meadow 30 that
it will NOW. We also observe n Cast
Steel Pillow, which possesses superior
advantages over any blow we have
seen. MIR, ltuble is the most thorough
ly vcrsed man in Agricultural Imple-
menta we have ever seen.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-07-25
Seven Springs Iron and Alum Mass.
SPARTA, GA, June LIST, Isi

SPARTA, GA, June LIST, 1875.
MEssRs. LANDRUNI 4 LITCHFIELD,
Abingdon, Virginia.
For long time have suffered dis
tressingly from indigestion, depres-
sion, and general constitutional de5ili-
ty, until short time since began to
take the Iron and Alum Mass"
have taken one bottle with wonderful
benefit, and shall continue to take it.
can only speak for myself. The
"Mass" has, up to this time, made me
feel almost like the recovering of life
within me. therefore gladly recon-
mend its use to all sufferers.
Very respectfully,
MISS EMMA +. MASON:
Please bear in mind that this Mass
Is not patent nostrum. Go to Blunt.
ing &c Peppers and J. A. Dickey &
Co.'S, Drug Store, and get a bottle
The water from the Seven Springs"
can be had at the Book Store of
Messrs. King & Hill, Bristol, Tenn.
June l3.-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-07-25
RORr(Iers Wanted.

Mrs. Elizabeth Waskie, living
In the property recently occupied by
Prof. Winston, and adjoining the resi-
dence of Col. Fulkerson, wishes 10
accommodate four or five boarders.-
Prices as low rs can be obtained any
where else. Parties desiring board
will pleese apply to Mrs. Waskie at
her residence. The Editor of the
Ncps takes pleasure ia recommending
her. June 20, i76.-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-07-25
nORRIBLE CATASTROPHE!
Two Little Children Fastened in
Doors and Burned Alive.

A blood curdling event occurred yes-
terday at the residence OF Mr.. Geo.
Housor three miles this side of Blount-
vile. Mr.. Houser is n widower with
two daughters and two little grand
children living with him. He had
gone to Blountville to work in his
blacksmith shop, and his two daugh.
tiers left home for somo purpose and
fastened the doors, leaving the two
little ones within, as they supposed
for safety. During their absence the
house caught on fire, and the two
little fellows persisted ia the flames &c.
Another account says, one Of them
was rescued but was so far injured that
it will die.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-07-25
Dyspepsia.

Americans are particularly subject to this
disease and its effects such as Sour Stomach,
Sick Headache, Hnbitual Costiveness, Heart
burn, Water brash, coming up of the food
coated tongue, disagreeable taste in the
mouth, palpitation of the Heart and all
diseases of the Stomach and Liver. Two
doses of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER will res
lieve you at once, and there positively is
not case in the United States it will not
cure. If you doubt this go to your Drug
gist Bunting & Pepper and get Sample
Bottle for 10 cents and try it, Regular size
rs cents.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-07-25
July 25-1t.
DO You Want IL New Piano FOR
1920.

If so you can procure it of w. f.
Cummins, Knoxville, Tenn. 1t Is
warranted for five years, or more
You can get better one for $3.50, or
still finer ones Rt 1900, 1850, &c. He
will give you full warrantees and sells
reliable instruments at unheard OF
prices for such instruments. ODo
thing is certain you will get more for
your money than you can obtain OF
any other house in our knowledge,
Send him your orders or communicate
with him If you need a piano.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-07-25

Mrs. r.. j. Frost, Milliner and Man
tua-Maker, has been to the eastern
cities, where she has carefully selected
her stock of Millinery Goods, and ex-
aiming the new styles of dress-mak-
ing, which she is prepared to furnish
according to the latest fashions.
April Is, lS76.-tf - IL
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-07-25

Auctioa auction Wv. ID. Nc
Croskey is selling out Stock of Goods
at auction. Call and get bargains al
Conway Hall. Wednesday and Satur-
day at O'Clock in afternoon aud
o'clock in the evening.
July %, '76.-lt
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-07-25
Resumed Again

l have again started business on my
own account, and am prepared to DO
work on the lowest terms. also keep
a well selected assortment of Boots
and Shoes always on hand, which can
DO bought at great bargains. y Sign of
the Big Boot, Main street, Bristol.
G.. w FROST.
June Eft.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-07-25

FiR2 IOmdtOes.-Mr.C Charles Byrne
has the thanks of the Editor for a
basket Of the incest and largest toma-
toes of the season. He says they are
the Trophy variety, but we prefer to
think they are the TILDEN. Mr..
Byrnc has them for sale, as does also
MIR. Bowie,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-07-25
A Desirable Business OppOrtu

A large and well-known New York
house, about to establish an agency in
this town and county, require the ser
vices of an active and reliable man or
woman. The compensation will be
liberal, while little or no capital is re-
quired. Only an energetic and trust
worthy person will be accepted
Write to O.. s. Hubert p. o. Box
$500, N. Y. City, for full particulars.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-07-25

Serious AccjdeRt.- Saturday
p. NJ. as Mr.. Henry Welsh was driv-
ing down Shelby street near the Pres
byterian School building, his buggy
ran forward on his horse causing him
to plunge violently down the hill, the
shaft catching on post in front Of DIR.
Murphy's. The result was he was
thrown violently upward some ten
feet and forward on TO the stone pave,
ment, cutting bare and fracturing the
outer table Of the skull over one of his
eyes and cutting a cash on the back OF
his head to the bone. His shoulder
was also badly bruised. His injuries
are very painful and severe. ~
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-07-25

We call attention to the card of
Dixon, Smith u Co., with regard to
plows. They are all stocked by Mr..
helms, aud that of itself is an addi-
ton of twenty-five per cent to the
value Of any pillow.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-07-25

Messrs. Geo. w. Ward Jr., and D.
f, Bailey have been appointed Can
vlssers for Washington county, and
Col, Ro A. Richardson for this Sena.
:orial District.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-07-25
REsOuROEs.

STATE OF TENNESSEE, !
... County of Sullivan, IS I
/, Jos. r. Anderson, Cashier Of the
Rbove-named bank, do sOlemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best Of my knowledge and belief.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 18th day of July, 1875.
II. S. GOOKIN, ]. p.
COrrect-Attest
U. l.. YORK,
JOS. r. ANDE RSON,
JOHN G.. KING,
Directors.
July 1S-lt.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-07-25
j. G., SMITH,
HUGH G. SMITH
JOHN. r.. MARSH

/ have secured the services of my
former partners to act IA my agents,
who will receive orders aud assist in
collecting claims.
... J. q. SMITH, Proprietor,
Knoxville, Tenn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-07-25
June 27-t

A WreSher for SaLe.-A splendid
Westinghouse Thresher can be pur-
chased at great reduction in price.
Enquire at this office.
June 13, '76 If