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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-01
Buildings Undertaken.

have now on hand from two to
three hundred thousand brick, ready
for laying up, and will undertake the
construction of buildings in whole or
in part. When parties prefer it / will
complete the building and deliver the
key.
JOHN MCCROWELL,
April G, 1875. If.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-01
Guitars Victims, ViOlOn-Cellos,
Drums, &c. &c,

Always kept in stock at the lowest
prices at Cummins' Music Emporium,
Knoxville Tenn. Send him your
orders instead OF ordering from the
East as he will sell as cheap and freight
will be less than from other points,
Can be sent by express at q small cost.
Ifyou wan information enclose stamp
and you will receive reply by return
mail.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-01

TIE Democrats of Tennessee
hold their State Convention at
Nashville next Wednesday week,
the 9th.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-01

4 Thresher for Saie.-A splendid
Westinghouse Thresher can be pur-
chased at great reduction in price.
Enquire at this office.
June Is, '7G If.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-01

Dc"d.- The young man James Nor
TiII who cut his throat a week ago.
died last night. DR., Murphy thinks
the wound would have healed, had
not the brain disease proven fatal.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-01

Go to Bamberger and see the Pro-
Gress Shirt, latest thing, two shirts in
one. march 2S.-tf.
The Elmwood Paper Collar, at Bam-
berger's-25 cts,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-01

Bunting ~ Pepper are in receipt
of their Garden Seeds-keep n large
supply. Call early and secure an as
sortment. March If.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-01

cider MHS.--Ferguson has fresh
invoice of the most improved Cider
Mills i'm the world.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-01
For Sale

A good four-wheeled "Baby Car
rage" little used,and in excellent or
er. Original cost SO. Price now $500
Apply at Bunting q Peppers Drug
Store.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-01

Children's suits at Bamberger's for
$3.50. may 10. '76.-tf.
Your attention is called to the Cen
tennial Shirt, finished, excepting but
tons and huttOn-holes. Open back,
fine linnen bosom-$l. 25 only.
March 3S.-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-01

Centennial Bargains at j. Bamber-
gers. Ready-made Clothing for
Spring. march est,
Hats and Caps in endless variety at
Bambergers. march 28.-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-01

There was frost in Wytheville last
Tuesday morning.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-01

The Nervous, the Weak and
Dyspectic should take "Dr. Wade's
Liver Corrector.u
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-01

Just received New Prints, Domestic,
Notions, Shoes, Groceries &c.
j. w. ROGAN.
More New Goods and greater reduc-
ton in prices at
]. w. ROGANs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-01

For best CIGARS in town, call on
w. b. &; S. T.. PAYNE
Nov, left.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-01
PETERSBURG MARKETS.
CORRECTED BY
S. S. BRIDGERS,
Commission MeTcbdnfs,
PETERSBURG, VA.

PETERS BURG, VA, July rs, 1876.
| hand below to-day's quotations Of our mar
ket, and hope to be favored with your shipments ,
which shall have faithful and prompt attention
Very respectfully,
S. S. BRIDGERS.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-01

r. DnUulIlAN q SUN
~ mn -, New York; Post Office Box, 1850
April II, '76-ly.-ch
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-01
A Harvest of Health

August l, '76.-4t.*
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-08-01

1917 AND 1919 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA,
, 1876-11-04
ESI:ATK1Ss


DENNEi1Y-Eoy. 2, Mt t!et residence, 2os West
Thrlccnth-ss.. AlrH. Mary ncnnchy.
Funeral Will take pines Saturday. by cars to Cnl-
vary Cemetery. Friends of tho family invited.
DEEN1SN---At. Newport, X: l., Oct. 81: Annie
r., wife Of Charles ". necrtng, u. 3. NJ. md
only daughter OF Rcnr.Adnlfrai a. Ludlow Case,
WAI.STl-Of scarlet forcr, Edward H., youngest
ton Of stng9se f. anil Michael Walsh, FRIDAY,
Nov. >, aged 3 years months and days.
Funeral Will take place from tho Into residence
Of his ,paronts., aad Twenty ;sccond.st. at 10
o'clock Hnnday, by carriages to Calvary.
eCIiOLX-On Nov. 3, X. q. Scholz, ngcd 32.
Funeral from hls residence. M. aohawk-bt.,
Sunday, Nov. s, 2 p. IN. to t;raccland.
gItADY-Nov. >, Ann 8. 3raty. ....
Funeral Sunday tho 9Th, from her late residence,
fl5a Honlh Dcarborn'st., at II Il. M, by cars 10
Calvary.
ANDREWS-Nov. ,, Of scarlet fevor, Walter
Einmons, oldest child of Theodore i. md Ellen
Andrews, a0rd q years md = nluutls.
Notice OF funoraf hereafter.
sM1TI1-1n tlin city, OH I'd ln-t., Carrie, wife Of
SilaH Wright Smith, IN thu .!!sd rear Of her age.
Funeral from, residence lola Wicox.st,, Sunday.
9Th inst, at 10 a. m.
MuK1sAY-on tho Ill inst. :, Of d!phtlcria, Edward
Vincent, youngest eon Of Edward and Ellza Muir
fhy, aged III months.
Funeral from residence OF parents, at 1880 to.
day, by cars to Calvary Cemetery.
, 1876-11-04
TIE COUNTY BUILDING,


The Granl Jury will report md adjourn to-
day,
The clerks in the County Clerks otllco arc
hard Mt work on the tax-books, which will coon
be rcady for the Town-collcctors.
eol. @ v'eafy has 10 .af recovered from Ills
recent illncaa Of to bc ablo To b0 out. He WIS
on lluty yesterday.
pcts wcro offered Mt tho building ycsterf,nv
that Cloucil would he elected Sheriff bv Sod
tnaiority. Int tIcro were no Takers ~ '''''
.''''' n," n"s s"e,s "v.e W. 'a"os''
Tho w9Fk 81 NATURALIZATION goes on Inundated
10 thn Cr!nlhaI Ctmrt, night md Tiny. Tho
tnlsst llasa Gcn III session several evenings %
late as 'nfanlght'
ton ~ of tlc iouniiaton q ts hew Court our tIIu1tsu
yrsterlay oucnuli hl,Ig Tor tljliuE In around tha
wnits. Thry r;tnrcd frn,n 81 .MS tn ii, iii. hmt
nwnw tn tio fact Tint most nf the bidders wrrt,
nhscn, nctin II, lila ,nntt.r was ,lcfrrrti mil
il o'cia'ek Ills nornlnE, to xvu tic comnittes
dcra. Yc..or,,,. u,. o,,,u.,,r t., ~. co,,.,,t,.
A,s,n's II .I,u. "iai.s ~ .u HuIsy ~ aoa.s
a""tmsi ,e nssn estatn ~ - ~ ~ Ta o.ap ov
dsn.. s,nwca % aliat IL Ills sr iissci arrcet ~ "
Gny XIX ~, IT, 1ason 5anss ~ ~ s,ruo H. M mG,u p p'ocrno
.o. @ tu u,s 'iso 1o,,ra ~ .',,onrs ts"uso i.u
at1"s will, t. His,.t, III ,,"s:t ~, .'nt'.ss
i",, Ill., c., ~, s's., IT,. IT, ,. m ~ uMtostnnate
H. 'la;sia" Ms ~o9'' ''''" '' sae'' ou' te7sssc'
,,.tl.h1e the Co0a!nlItee On lupnc batianes AUG
,.ss mus'e Hele'ee ,..s' JsetS'0ay ~tGtyon ~
.se @ a'rM Mr9" u,aa1a, rn "o',ns ~. u, ~ 'eNu.l o.
snsrrt sUm n S to eoo'rots r,'1tv, iof n,, tas
~ mvM ,t,. a.. tho moa1sls ot Inc
Snnh'lttes "ete thGiD, mug t!o cfoWa Wh9 llavs
,nIE nm.E o.u4I 49,, ~ eMt!s r. NV GuAhty nuaIu
, 1876-11-04

of Ills connection with Knox WAS Tint he raid
t6.tAl to ret thc rase IN tin tlockct, 80 to nike
It before tho Circuit Court, md fee Of si5
which went into knox'a pocket. When tho
Thursday, tho .'n.1gc eatl tho case hmi
not been, property entered: It Ind
l,ccn entered, acrorln.! to knox'a Instructions,
agnlnet Fiz only, md tho Judge saih y shnttlA
Ind nothing to any for himself, The Judge sold
the could mt 20 IN, nn II WIS finally dis
missed at plantills cosls. Kupx lays thu h1a,noo
~ fsussel1 an1 I.awcnc hns q pour opinion Of
cpntcrl atcs mt only the psol,ubte loss of his
bill, SELLS, hut als., tc snin Of over @sl wasted
til two ntthrrcya wllnm he thinks Didn't know
their business. The rnfstract IN this ease was
Il. was nls0 the Interview between lawcne n,il
Eftx. IlctntcIl nllugE.
, 1876-11-04

Oyr!cH Or THE UxtFEp 8TArEs It7E IHsuHAxcs
COMPANY. 1Gl, aJ2, .13 Nroadway, Now York.-lh
answer 10 al attempts 10 biacklnail this Com.
pany, WI refer to tie ngures Of the last sworn
stAtun,ent ot this Company 10 tho stato Insurance
Department., NJ published In tic Ottca! state lie.
pnsts. .-...
We are sound and healthy 10 the core, with
a largo surplus. now over $500, 600 on tho
Eew York State lcgal standard, ,-n.oro than 20
per ceut Of all our liabilities.
We challenge all to show any Company whoso
Investments Ut it, fnnaA arc lcttrr or satcr
all charges waateyGr, by any 1ne. will he met
and fully ansMefed aud defended fH due course.
uns4atness On tho part Of our policy .Goidcss.
JAMES HUELL,
President U, y, Life luS, Co,
, 1876-11-04
TIE 1HPANTILE DEMOCRATIC ORGAN DlsTHA1NBD
ON FOR RENT.

TIE 1NPANTILE DEMOCRATIC ORGAN DIsTNA1NHD
ON FOR RENT.
1t has been often satd that coming events caat
their shadows before II this oltl-time saw be
universally correct, tho outlook for victory by
tic Democratic party on Tuesday next Is not
half 50 brilliant us arc the prospects Tor Its de-
fcat. The shadow befurc Is the financial ctllbnr-
russnent u that emun-pure Confederate organ,
yclept the Courier. Yesterday AFTERNOON s. ?.
strict, tn Which the Courier IL printed and pub
'ishct, d!strained on the eoncern for rent,
claiming the sum Of 8lce; The exceu-
bouk!seeper for Mr.. Rounds, who Immediately
took ,lusscRstnn Of tho shop, barrc;ltlcd a!l the
doura, Dnuncctt thu ten Or twelve co,npoaturs,
ind put tbs prcinIscs III the attls of IA ci..to-
ltan Then t!lcre was !llashn.: nnl wallng.
but MIR. Fellows WIS Ircxorahlc. All lo wanted
wns tis lnOney, n1ltl as st",n as llc got 1t tho
Courier could resume operations. ami continue
ncys were made |" tte Palmct:liouse hcas.
Aunrtcrs. Tho custodians Of Tillen's bar'l
were .uppcalel to, md appealed to tn vain.
Gen. Cameron atuted that hu lad o SHIRT time
il the Ccar|tr Company, aloo, and no didn't
havo any niorc money t0 advance for campaign
purposes. Prominent Democrats wcro wayIala
on tho street and begged to go down III their
ffEkeLHt0RE I0F - luHL q lew tiDll1t3 10 hGin 1t8
nut Of our troublc,n but nary dollar could 10
bad. Earnest search va: I'inlle for Pratt, una
when it was discovered TINT lo la,l paid SID tn
sumo Of the "comps," and kept tho other $50
fur hts own feryiccs, ILLS pEescnce was no lnnser
sought for. At 0 0'cloc!t Hcanlal1 anu Mr..
Gcurge Fitch, who formerly pul'.shcd n paper
in Michigan, phil II visit to Mr.. Rounds, who
two hours previous llall returned from trip
to thu Centennial. For all hour they
pleaded With him, asking sufficient time to make
tile turn and Eet out t0-tsuy'R paper. WcuElcd
with tho intigtes OF his Journey and intensely
lcsrunB of avoiding further borinE, tlu cnscnt-
c9l tn give illcm annther day, and tho twuiu re-
turned to the ollec. Erhc ncecFsary arrangements
were completed with Mr.. Fellows, who held lhu
distratnt warrant,-tto Courier putting up Sl0 to
pay the custodian Tor hts troulc,-aWl inesscn-
gers wero sent out f1r the enlnpostors, press
reporter calnu In, anil, IN being informed of tho
situation, rrioiccd at thu prospccta of getting
nut q paper, savlng, "I'yu got q hig ln'sr-
der on tho Vest s!'lc, and | dnn'.
want to gct left OH It," At mill
night few of the compositions had been scc,lr-
et, cnNplo Ut tho BtRlf Btrtlcl In, anl, It tilu
| prrss didn't break down, badly tltlaplt!ntell
specimen 0f thu Courier will greet its subscriber
| this n,orntng.
| A gentleman named Warner llaa mortgage
fnr. s., ,Nj0 On the c0ucern. which is matle up II
a Hoo unublc-eyltndur press, q lot NJ typo, aud
ti!r rstlnl M!1um'tA III small printing Office.
lily Courier owca ita employees about S4O0,
It Is rum0rc,l TINT tho Courier Company In
alM! that when TINT sllall have been ,!uuc thero
| viii hc ctlall0c Of management. It Ia, how
ever, moro than llkcly that tt-days issue Will be
| It's Inst.
, 1876-11-04
DE-, AlsyICKAD.

, WHAT THEY sAs AT TUE esrY'hAti"
The nrttete III yesterdays TRIBUNE IN regard
to the Health Commissioner caused somo stir
arouul tht. (Yty.Ifa,t. cycryhoay admitting t1,ut
~ Snto,,er :,,o,i1 hnv, tu1o,, ,,,a s,;, s.', .,
- ,eA". s''e -, '..a '1'n a,'''
tlletl Ills hont! boforo The tino allowed Him by
law llad passed. There was general wonder
that mn otlirrr OF thu city should neglect surh
49, ',r,",,. nj ",r,,, .,,,t,. h,. ill., .'.'.,
at ~ , ."ns "a y 80 VIII i,s ~ ~ NV hS..
Ta" 70 81 t' I.,, :. ,,I - VI
ae,Hsao, " u.! uuI! ana t, ';,ut"aMs Ish1 ti!o. 7
Masns a.euis ssi;t na sanalau esi!h III no'!,e
~ S t.lc Suuns!t .a"noa} e'eMhs' @s anc!e "as a,i
evlacmt ya.saWS u inc olllce. wien nsReu
@ncthcl u" ",utu lccnnlmena "; MesIcRaf or
so!!caouy uise' ~ rcn!'ea tnat no llao ny gwen
tna; auGae.oa anS attohlsoll, anu tAefelole
eoGaa MI ''ns s. sa!.
otMy.AfftuIhey 4ntht! was requcstcd by tHe
Io4Mapll"as' W ius'1sh nlln "tth lcsM
ppoo. t swtSa 70 H. ~ "Hea1ef his GA IN coaiec,
tioh Htn ulc 4calth commissioner linti
bcsh IeEat or otherwise. hir. Tutl!ll
Rtlt "IA9 an opinion. anu probably
nago y teot " Montiif, III tline tDr something
H. - Tt. w hE'Wh nctofa Wy Coulle' inect-
lnE. nts. autAl, III Wow ot tne lact taat l'o
eAbu!o p.epa.Iu tNls opnoh preferred not to OK"
PFchs nny oIInons III advance.
Lt93Ipo'a.Mn Eohnscl Anthony seensed to
tnlaA thetH w eot'n question about the iunt..
~. ~ IVY hkar i'ad performed tIlu duties u
tho oll!ce tor nnntIt|ss and had hecn recognized
" tGG osncf nhcsrs ~ TIC C'ey Government ~
tllo Itea1la w. IolnMlss'oner; IN othor words, lle
"Aa t4t e laeuo commissioner, blif, OF rourHe,
, 1876-11-04

"What arc tho sentiments Of somo Of tho
other mcmbers Of tho C0unrlir
swell, know that Ryan, Sweeney, and eonlc
nthcrh Will veto ngnfnst him. nnl tlcso
arc mans who think as I slo,-that his Cxptara-
tim nf the charges made agninst him was not
suslictcnt."
Aid. Gilbert rcfuscd to express my op!nfon
until he Ind satisfied his mind as 10 tho Doc.
tor's worth.
, 1876-11-04
THE CITY.



Thn Roy. Dr. Ttfranv wilt return this week
49,. . ,,,-o, .xonLsi ohscncc. attending the
rom a tnrco "esHS n"si .'',,,,. a,.r,,a,.
a'e"a pes'tan Id !. IN ~ e,euaon % to be presented to
tho Council, asking tint body to E'vc each
policeman two tons Of coal 40 rceompcnsc for
,odncirg thc1r .,,arje,a
'eaa"s NV Wv. ,,-..,,. a., tou,,,,n =, ~.
The report thas Natthe"s' lno lose,non ,, VI ~ .n'
Sullivan Jury, mnrT!cd n nlcco Of Judge Slc-
AlIlstcr is not true. Ills wtc Ia related to the
Jut,1r IN M, manner. elalr, Or ,urttt.
W. ......,,.. ,,,.,a.,,,x -. ,,hso.r,1 h,.
=, W tetnrEaii. rsai.. ID MnI;s3 .trcot Iru,",,wy
% Mauaac,, ops.4a'. as -. sn Il Mcrrcc.. n ~ mo-
Is: Il n, Il; y. H., ii; 8 p. H., as. Baro,n.
r.. D., - r,.vn+ .ra,,,,,o MIN In. m,
nc Hss. .. ~ ~. MAN., ~. =. ,Vi,, ,tn,iv"r
!cctuiLu IL - '",a Wy nr,,inn ~. 3tnre T.; E"rycit
III, re- II i md The s,,b'oets viii be, Kocks
!n DeS. nn W ,tt !, VA Il hn Nav liz
upos @ lnSn !, i,op'e sP"' VII" A"o 49," A''~
OIL Inc Na''o'. ....,-.
MI. y. r. iawlcy, who has been connected
with tic postal Bctvtcc In vnrlDus capacities
since 1871, latterly rs Special Agent II now
pr,strntcd with sickness At liis rtsL'ence, No.
III MatIen @ avenue; liz ymeH soma's'h 10 'ae" - 10
G'Vc Hltte hoPo u "'' te.o'e''' ...-.
Thcro was grand splliing out In the mud
pcar the corner Of Clark and iake streets, at 10
1Ision nf buggy coltaimins Da1. MGGaftny 9nu
Capt. ]. NJ. SMITH, of Cleveland, with 'bus No.
l4} Of the North Clark street llnc+
ILL.,, nr,oo erncrntcnacnt nf lin Nnncv-
osSnr roritxncni ~ n" fhcagn pnst. .niiisS.
s',,nr,s IL a.nnmnt n nr,lrrs na9i for lin ink
,r"rtr, ~ II III III ID maj NJ tiosn iss,,ct1 nt
tn ~ IN ~ Enr Nnvcmhcr, nrilrra rcnrcscnt.
smr 4si5 In m ,scrc naii mid stiSl III worth
t.rre ~ tss,,,oI "~'~ F~' "
A, ,h,ut 4 o,ctoct, vcstordov oftcrronn 1,oh
.rt sr,ith m crrrnssmnn willis Il, al, tntnyi
cato1 en,,tt.ion XII III s1cwail, nt tI,c .nrncr
~ sletn"nth strcn+ nnJt Wmhash svcmnn' and
t,,crchv s1sta,ncl frort,,rc nf thr ri1ht irg
IL ~ taIcn fn hts h"nc cornrr ~ Ti,,rtS.
f1rst air ssrcrt % md Emnsa,i aye1,,,r.
"'e. ...',. a''''' ~, ~" oa.1 =.
william Wenrott, agcu % ycafs, fcsialnR at
No. 2 Wcasoi! street, while III . ht oil tempo.
t9rY insanity ycstcrtiay moon attempted 10 clit
bis throat with razor; nc mauc hnnEnhE
iob nf It, however, and Drs' tlood anti Geeri
who were called In to attend MN. entetta'nen
hopes OF his recovery. lie Was removed ior
Tor treatment TO tho Connty.Aospital.
Janes Miller, of New York, has III prcss, to
be out soon. volume by the Ilcv. j. T. Sun.ler-
land. ri thts city, entitled HOrthoIpxy and Re-
yjra}jsm,M Thy volume is dgyttcd to the lie-
cusyIon Of vital questions at issuu between
moiern HOrtboloxy ipartlculariy rs repre-
scntrd by tho revival movement of htcssrs.
Moody mil Sankcr) and the rational religious
thouTht III the time.
, 1876-11-04

odo.ifefcus Sozodont renders The mouth euehant.
Ing composed OF rare, autlsepic hulbs. It i,npaEts
whitsnesa To tho sestd, q delicious dowet.liks
aroma y the breath. and preserves intact, from
youth to age, tbs teGtA.
, 1876-11-04

lection embraces genuine tnflrumcnta of the fol.
lowing very cc1cl,rntcd n,nkcra: t3fy. pnoln
Afagni. snnetus se.aph'n. catlo nsrgonsi., AlrS.
anu others.
, 1876-11-04

POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
REPUbL1oAN MEETINGS TONIGHT.
1fnss.mcetlng Blue IsIaud, John Wentworth and
others.
Niles Centre, tho Hon. l.. Dsotano. J. II. Rob
n; Mcisnof's @ iIiaaii 1so and 1sa Twcnty.sccond
street.
jefferson Town Hail, II. C.. ballard md oshcra.
Sn0w'a Academy, corner Grcon ana Washington
streets. Richard ]. Oslosby, tho 1ou G. II. Heed,
and 1tllprA.
1iaywoutt, y. ". Jnckson, ]. II. Kclzlc.
lEalsetl Strcet upcrA. llUnsa. cutncr lfalste nnd
Harrison streets, tllu lion. John A. Lognu Il, i.
rul!llI, nn.l utt1trH.
john Kramer'r. corner Aruoll aud Thirty -nrst
BtreGt, William AldElcll ami utlacfs.
Downgr'K droso. afternoon, Judge Il. ]. Scarf,
stxtccnth Ward, 1cidcrkranz 1tall, EOS North
Wc11n street, ". fockn anil others.
Sixteenth Ward. curncr llafstcd and Fcddcr
street, W. Vncku nnL otllors.
Tenth Ward, 20s Lako strcct Col. George Il.
Fifth Waft!. 7uo Archer avcnnc. tho lion. g. II.
Reed aud othoT.
Lake View. corner Belmont avenuo and Green
Hay road. Prof. Wheeler, q. y. Chase and othcrs
Seventh Ward, 3S1 Dlno 1sland avenne. lfus
Seventeenth Ward, cosnor scdgwIcls street and
Lyons. Mount Forest ". D, Carlisle aud 9th
off
Fifth Ward Republican Club will hold business
McetinE al headquarters cornor Twenty.slxtt and
Butler streets.
Sixth Ward bohemian meeting, cornos Brown
anu Twentieth strceis, ". n. Allrich.
Second Ward. 351 ind 15:3 Clark street, srcnkcEs
]; Il. Clougll, y. N. lush, j. W. i. Thomaa,
William Baker,
scanitnnvlaur, Eric and Milwaukee nycnue
Ninth Wnr {53ntH Hall.
, 1876-11-04
GRAIN GRADES IN NEW YORK.

New YonE, Nov. 3.-Tllc 1rain Committee
OF the Protlulo Excllnngcto- established two
new grades on oats. Extra wl,tto corrcapont,-
Ing to tho present NJ. I, anil "whitc extra
onts," corresponding TO No. /. Tho Cntnmfttcc
uttered No, ats to 20 ihs per i,usllct, instcatl
uf 81 lbs, as nj present. The new grades will
take effect on AfotMlny.
, 1876-11-04

-
which Ia now nn1oaain stone on tho South l?rancb;
recognized Him particularly by II stnal cut nn his
nose A'to .hs identity Of tho dcccaaca' no says
n. ]. nEN1LET, ... ...:
who resides nj No, h44 West Lake alrcot, thw Tho
a'a'f; :.,,,ca fran tho b,nek.m, .,,oo ~ North
canal, in 4 bug9y, at about b:10. As 1 got np-
roettc the 1styeF Hotel, Ny. 81 cn.at. saw two
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, 1876-11-04

ELY-WILL1AMS-At st, Joseph, Mich, Oct.
co. Mt tho residence Of the bridos parents. ly tho
lIov. Y. spaulAlng. Mr. ". l.. Ely, OF Chicago,
and Mrs. fIattiu NJ. williams.
, 1876-11-04

THE ROOT L SONS RusIC COMPANY
have just Imported what u probably the sarcst lot
Of old ylolins sfss brought 10 this city. Tho col.
, 1876-11-04
ScNnuInhv1anF, ETC and hllIN1ukcc
Ninth Ward. Gjobu Hall.


BALLOT.B0X GUARUH.
Officers Of tho Hayes and Wheeler Mtnute.Mcn
detailed for duty with thu Iialet- I3ox Guards arc
requested 70 meet tho Hupnnltcan Headquarters,
Grand Pacific Hotel, nt 7:O t!s evening, TO con.
snit concerning tlclr duties As tho ro'ls on cleo
tlon.dny.
, 1876-11-04

4 meeting Of the Fourteenth Ward Republican
Club Will bo held this evening at Lochner's Ilall
4H0 Milwaukee, Eyenuo. All members arc request.
cd to attend, as business Of importance will be
transacted,
, 1876-11-04

The Hayes and Wheeler Club will meet ut JET
fcrron this evening ut 7:a0 o'clock. EminonI
speakers aud good Hluslc Will be rgc4oAt,
, 1876-11-04

BTAFP 0rPIOERS.
ThoEo will DO meeting OF tho officers Of the Do
partmcnt StnG-Gcn. hcA1thur'h.-at Department
Acadquartcrs, nt 7:30 this tsatnrday> evening.
The Division STAFF officers nrc also Invited to at
tend.
, 1876-11-04
FINANCIAL.

Special 1f&patcA 10 7ae Tribune.
SrnisoF,EED, ILL.,, Nor. D.-Tho creditors to.
tlny flied petitions IN bankruptcy aaanst E. Il.
Riggs md A. X. Riggs, prominent farmers md
stock men Of Shelly County.
, 1876-11-04

EIGHTEENTH WARD
mceting will bc hrld this evening Mt 7:30
starp to organize for tho protection Of tic voters
Of this ward at tho coming oloctton. Volunteers
nro needed tu ucsya na chhliengefs, notasicy,
and tckct-petlIlcrn. III order tO secure fair
election u las hccono m urgent necessity that
avery we'll .tspeFcd citizen shaula devote Il part,
II not ALL of I'LL Important clection day to tho duty
OF attending The polls, and 1t Is casneA!y desired
that wc tnny have a full attendance ut this i,n-
pnrtant meeting. Messrs. c!ouEh. I'rentauo. and
othrf cand!datca will DO present nud deliver short
addresses.
, 1876-11-04

FOURTEENTH WARD.
There Will 10 Republican meeting tomorrow
afternoon, ut 3 O'Clock, at Stenbrechos's Hall,
No. l154 Mllwnukce.ay. Cnl. Dnyls, L.. L.
Mills. j. II. ClougA, J. w.. BEockwny, ind others
will speak.