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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-02-04
4 Strange Case.

G.. II. Haselton, of Greensboro, Vt,
has n little girl four years old, who fell
from the bed when about three months
old, striking on the back of her head and
hurting her severely. Very soon after
this her head began t. grow quite rapidly,
and in three months hal increased nine
inches III circumference. All efforts to
arrest the growth proved futile. The
head now measures twenty-siX and half
inches one way and twenty four and
three-quarters the other. The extension
of the head seems to be all above the
eyes. The body is about the size of
children of that age, and well formed,
but il has not enough strength to carry
the head, so the child Las 10 he held, or
lies in it's crib, or plays on the floor, just
as it wishes 1t seems to possess intelli-
Rence, and learns rapidly when put TO
the test. 1t is quite healthy, and has a
good appetite. The head is hard like
ali heads, and, for the present, does not
grow faster than nature would have it.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-02-04
THE CROSSROADS.

Where the roads crossed we met,
My love and 1;
In the near bay the ships
Tossed heavily.
Lamps were gone out on earth,
But those in heaven
Trembled for two more hearts
That God hath riven.
His accents broke the pause
NV tongue was tied;
He found last words to say
My sobs replied.
Then he drew my white face
Up TO the light,
And said Farewell. poor loye.i
Dear love, good night"
At the crossroads we kissed
/ stood alone.
His was the seaward road,
Mine led me home.
He called, 81 shall return"
knew, "not so;"
Not one in ten returns
OF those that 90.
Dreary the great world grew,
And the sun cold;
So young an hour ago,
had grown old.
Our God made me for him;
We loved each other;
Yet fate gave him one road,
And me another.
The Golden Rule.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-02-04
The Rayages of the sea.

The destruction of ship property be-
longing to or trading to ports in the
United States during 1875, was 81, 1884,
600 less than in 1874, the total being
1862, 900. In 1873 the loss was valued
at $11, ,7S3. The most disastrous months
for shipping last year were May and No
vemDer, when over $4,000, 900 worth
went to the bottom of the sea, incldding
six steamers, six ships, sixteen barks,
five brigs and forty-four schooners, a
total of seventy seven vessels. Last
year twenty steamers were lost; in 1874
nineteen. We have no data at hand
showing the value of the cargoes lost in
the 373 vessels last year, but no doubt
the marine insurance companies are ia
miliar with the figures. The loss of life
incident to these disasters has been COM
paratively small, but those brave men
who have been sacrificed, over whose
resting place no monumental stone can
ever be placed, have left behind them
hearts to mourn.- Boston Globe.
Coon BREEDING. is rcns1keS iN
some writer that "excess of cerernCl.y
shows want of good breeding. This is
true. There is nothing So i,ouclesome
as overdone politeness. A ti'ul ; wcll-bled
man makes every person around hlIa
feel at ease he does not throw civilities
about him with shovel, nor toss com
plimen.s in bundle as he would hay
with pitchfork. There is no evil un.
der the sun more intolerable than ultra.
politeness.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-02-04

NINE jurors in a panel of twelve will
be permitted to return verdict accord
ing to the new Constitution of Texas.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-02-04
THE UNITED STATES.

Progress OF the Republic-ChronoIogy of
the Principal Events from III to 1876.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-06-07

Americans visiting Paris invited inspect the Enelan
sore OF JONES. No Boulevard le Capncnes directly
pose the Grand Hotel whohns stock Of fancy
Leather Gods and Stationery. Note Paper Illuminated 10
gold aud eoor Die Sinking Engraving Visiting and Menu
Yards: Dressing Gases. Travelling Bags solid oathcl
Trunks Perumery Brushes Jewelry Gloves voiganders
Glsseea &c. landon. 10 Golden Rs~s-s "a
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-21

Opens viIh an interesting sriiJ.e or
~.r lu>aua Reynolds lraIu.uC 20 The
'>irzW berry Jr.Tl. illustrated ay 81, sl
UIrshie Reproductions rf lbr ialuifIE
Itself, wuIuu iUTms TIE fruutIst .sc5 o.
lIr uuuri~T.
Among the other cGntuta-iDus, ih-
~ 81 prominent. ueThaI>. are Charles
L. Brace ariIri- un 'lnr Ppnr Boy
A-luT House. WhjCh E1vss many
amusing aud pathetic scenes from a
Nes YORK. ueS-uzrN : life, aud = capt
tally lliussrat-j ~ NJ " uOli: sud
Frank II. SlOckUnu's PapvE CA the
coming Centennial Exhibition, or
a meTiCa'- BIrlhuay Party wiki
Picture 81 The principal buildings.
A. for stories ''HuS - GrizZiN tTeeh
Oh-G Rollins J. d narrative hiC'.
y tn IT, excellent illustrations, j. both
exciting aud amu-iucs 4 Lake oh
Eir-' describes AL incident which
could only have happened among ihr
GN7rI'er- - the gFrat inland lake.: aud
Tie furUHr- - little street vail ar
ferluEly given Iu Lucy q. M"r~r =
story %! The A-u Girl IHr Boy
I'm grants Iuu continue their advent
CURIOUS journey, aud reach. tiiIs month,
the divide ui the continent. iI"HI
which hey i-cIu enthusiastically
their dos u.LiiI journey toward the
guil mines.
Mr.. Eetecca Harding Davis fam
i-hr- a capital U."gTHIshl'hi sketch OF
the famtu IsaIIter "GIii'eIt stuart.
u IN picture Uf the stAbie-siudiu,
where he painted Ibis pniraIt OF Wash
iugluu. sid The "IsiE with Girls l.
very -eusibir one, 10y II. H., on The
subject OF Cherry People
Iue pleasant rhyme. The Queen
Of the Orkney Islands" end The
Frog. lhe Crab, aHu the Limp-y Eel, ~
viii cAu-r round Of izugnl-r. and
"Eyei rights" aud All Ez-.vr Carol
are cHs:uius tlt- "i S!Fiug-;ime verse
Ine departments are crowded with
good lhiEg,, and there Il wedGed a.
among them. ihis month, a tine uITsic
page by +. boot.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-21

HAvUe failed in their efforts 10
increase the rate Of taxation on
land. the Plumbers are now organ
ling for tie passage Of an Equal
izs;ion" BID. Tie proposition s.
f3resladnwed By some Of its friends,
is - appoint five commissioners,
ole from each Grand Division Of
tie State 70 receive and Tea6inst
the assessment Of 1875, with ta,l
power 70 increase that assessment
TO any extent they may chose. bit
with an absolute prohibition Is TO
any reduction therein. The
scleme Is one for the increase Of
the burden upon land, and for lis
practical confscation. lit should
succeed, then farewell to tie pub
lie debt.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-21
ScTibner for April.

The history and characteristics Of
Yale College are sE-ty.eG by Prof.
BEER quite fully ia the reading article
Of SCaIBSER FOR April, and the titus
lT4iIyus over thirty in number cover =
good C-a. Of ground. Among fhr
pictures are Planting the Ivy TUr-
tTaIt- OF Governor Yale, Pie-iG=uts
y oOl-eN and Porter, ana Or. EacuH,
The College Fence plan q: the COl-
i-g- Grounds, Gong 10 Prayers H. lAe
O.deu Time Coming from Players,
'HaUniBal,' = STUDENT Room Pre-.
-cHi4tiou Day and Prof. Nclr's
studio The various buIldings, new
and old, are also given. \ curious
question l. askeu IN another illustrated
paper, uameIN: l. there q Subter-
raUean Outlet TO the Upper Lahe
Region" The fourth paper OF ClsrenCe
COOK = series on furniture, RELATES 10
mautel-piece- corner CupboaTGs. hang
ing shelves, etc, aud j. illustrated, ~
usual In Poe, Irving and haw-
thOrne,' comparative estimate Of
these authors 10y George Z. LainrOp.
some hitherto unpublished details APP
pear with regard 40 The ancestry aud
life Of Hawthorne. Jns History Of
Critic is The remarkable care or OF the
late Jules JaDiu, 10y Gamma the
Paris Core puDdsut of tie New
Orleans 'Picayuue Two brief papers
in tins nunb,-r are Of special interest
namely. revised translation OF the
Dies lriR,' by General Din; and a
hitherto unpublished letter uy'Mipis-
ter Everett % John Quincy A dams.
proposing i'm effect, that spain shpuid
mortgage Cuba 10 tie United States.
ami thus settle TeHe1 Qut -iIuu for al
last hundred Years. Or Gabriel
C1nrOy' there are five chapters, GER
tainlv not lacking IA incident or IN
terr~i' end Edward Everett Hal-'s
Philip Nolan Friends continues
under the chapter heads OF Lie on
the Bfas,e-. and 'RumuTs OF War
Revolutionary Letters Springs rs
John Burroughs, The Astur Family
~ New York, and poems hy john o.
sake and others, compete the list OF
prose contributions.
Among other Topics Dr.. Holland
discusses ReyiNal- and Evangpii-ls,
and the Ola Cabinet contains brief
essays on George Washington. Billie
Rrauing. etc. la the Other Editor al
departments, Mr.. =. T. Quinn con
times his suggestion as To the manage
mrut OF small places number of re-
cpiuts are given Tor Centennial Conk-
cry, EmeTsou's last book is noticed.
ami new inventions and methods are
recorded. The metric system j. adupt
"a for measurtIHpnl ia Tine Worlds
Work" this month, feet and inchts
heiug given in brackets. Bric-a- Brac
contains az authtntic account Of the
origin. rise and p 'Ogres- in America
Of the famous horse car poetry IT the
period. accompanied 10y the music to
which the song was first sung.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-21

"IOU must be q G-damnei
fool - exclaimed the member from
Chesterfield r. the hammer Of
Speaker Hanger fell. cutting Of
the time Of the orator in the very
midst and pitl Of Lis auecdote.-
The accidental coincidence was
both funny and punny, and such
as neither the Speaker nor any
other modern Socrates Brooks
readily, but the House came down
ike clap Of thunder, supplements
ted by the roar Of Niagara, and
remedy, there was none.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-21
The Knoxville Tribune.

We have received the first two
numbers OF the above daily. Tho
announcement of ita publication
during this month, has been herald-
ed in this as well as other papers
throughout the country, and its
appearance las been looked tor
ward to with interest. 1t is 9GX3S
inches in size, Democratic in poll
tics, and in appearance and general
makeup, twill compare faycraLly
With any daily in the country. The
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-21
OUR RICHMOND LETTER.

'r-srt1n. ws-grss y tie Session
trsc5ug ie'9-e %. rlc5 Houses
Tie Egg.HllllEm CGss-Auo,hsr
Funding Ell proposed aai r9.e5
5gru-Lar5u-7 strikes az MAaas
u7Hs ale ttufs he IS iy1-H. .ut Is
rte5 'na-Tls THy BIZ lasssS
tls House and 7pes 10 The Ss.E's-
ETgrr f. t-y Civral property r1,si
fyzra-T7s FHFsrS u.tsI E-u
gs.ral'g-Tsy G. p 70 fsz BsHsry-
lslt Ssrist5es. ua,d as@' Frgg.ss g.
Ts-sssEg o.. IaEg.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-21

Snurfortuvate rather Than IS a dar'ac-
ing atfair-igr no .u>S has Yet OCCURRED
ty reason O. this motion, though ITS
effect Is 90 l-juTs the credit % The At
.auiIc. Mississippi sud ohio RaIilo DAD
Comusuy, which Ea> heretofore stood
high and u-iupeacn4t.c 81 .at IS lis
NCtes we're coIceIurd.
It might be highly beneficial 10 Nir-
gina interest If NO .>tsurt was
INSIDE % Foreclosure aud receiver hig.
sud 10 iLeie foreign mortgages desire
90 rtACuu * II-r either Interests there
unu.I hardly be- $ nr0rr favorable llma
than tHr prescott. u = .krIy mat The
whole disturbance Viii >pOu To- salts
fsse,orl- settled. aud lEai nobody WI.
t. hurt iu THE end. UNLESS iLeIs = 80
preIue folly lu the matter.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-21
That STANDARDIZATION

We amt going to tell the Peters
burg Ne1cs the principal Of the debt
at that rate Of interest. 1t ought 10
have guessed how the mistake was
made. You see, since 81 many big
frauds and failures. involving 50 many
millions. have come out, ell our
compo-itors have million on the brain.
and the proof--eader being afflicted
with the same disease. thought it was
al rIght. and let-er rint
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-21

WHEN such paper az the Rich
mond WIG succninbs to the
bondholders and funders, what may
the country not expect nextl
That paper declares, that If the
party, which claimed that the
funding ill is q fraud, unconstitu-
tional and void, that TIE agricul-
tural interests Of the State are
sinking under the burden it i'm
poses, and that justice, and the
vital interests Of every class OF our
people demands a rcadjns,ment Of
the public debt, shall succeed in
their efforts, that then the crcdi-
tors Of the State should 20 into
the United States Court, and de-
lnsnd a Receiver.
Where is the d.fcrencel Would
not an honest Receiver be FAR pref
crnble TO tie present policy Of
stealing from the School fund TO
pay an unjust debt, and bolster up
an act Of the Legislature passed by
bribery and corruption 2 Would
the State 20 to destruction as rap
idly under the direction Of Re-
ceiver, as it has under the control
Of Gilbert, Jonas, Bradley, Branch
d Co, and the DIsPArcH
The VINO is guilty Of the folly
Of asking the Legislature to raise
the taxes to meet the demands Of
the funding bill.
Hundreds Of families, the bone
and sinew Of the country, are lcav>
ing Southwestern Va, this year,
because Of the heavy burden Of
taxation, aud we verify believe the
whole population would emigrate,
if they could sell their lands.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-21
A. vi. ~ .. II. R.

The Lynchburg STAR, speaking
OF the interest Of that city in the
a. NJ & Q. r. r., and the action
Of the English bondholders, Says (;
Where there was so much interest,
this move excited general attention.
and until ~ facts and causes could
he accurately asceriained, there was
considerable concern manifested 10y
the creditors Of this corporation. Since
the case has been cleared nf it. strange
secrecy, q better feeling has resulted,
aud our people look a. the matter Is
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-21

The papers say that T. Spicer
Curlett has made mp with the Crne-
hearts Of the Evening Journal
Next thing the police we're after
Spicsr tor having wrongcd poor
Maggie Williams. Bu. Maggie
camc back and said Spicer "war'nt
to blame" and 60 spoiled that SEN
EetiOn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-21

WHEs the fiiends Of Pennsylya~
lila rose from their seats in the
Virginia Legislature and voted to
give Philadelphia possession Of the
Southern route to the Pacific, Mr..
James w. SheFcy, Of Smyth,
made ono Of ms mcst powerful and
happy efforls in behalf OF the Sem
ate resolutions. He declared that
instead Of being irrcvelcnt to the
business of the House the subject
was one Of vital interest to the
people Of Virginia, and demanded
the immediate attention Of the
representatives Of the people. But
few Of our readers will wonder
that, notwithstanding the eloqucnce
of Mr.. Shcficy, a small majority
voted TO table the whole matter -
Legislatures pass Funding Bills,and
SCOTS resolutions are no worse.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-21

RIPE Strawberries arc passing
through Petersburg from the
South. Meanwhile the Corkadc-
tics arc shaking the Sleet of their
hats and looking on while the lus-
cious fruit passes on to the delicate
stomschs and cash apetitcs Of their
northern friends.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-21

rharsctsr = the gentlemen at It's
head. He5zrz. Jno.M. Fl1uia. AMI
Sam Mckinney, is sufficient guar
au,se q its stability. We welcome
il to our LIST Of exchanges with
good wishes fJr its prosperity,
iIultiug :Lat is banner may never
trail il the dust
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-21

PORTSMOUTH fired one hundred
guns over the seating of Senator
Gale, and there was many a three
fingers emptied in old Dinwiddie,
when DR.. Powell became the sue
ccssor Of Ruilin.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-21

ALAS! What is there in a name !
The New York HERALD says Gee.
II. PcEdlcton IS seen to be worse
that Schuyler Colfax after all"
Bat yesterday we wished to
make him President. To-day VIC
box him up with the skeleton OF
Oakcg Amcs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-21

Coz. Fca,herston tells us, that
while the Eastern shore delegates
were voting to increase the tax on
land, he slipl cd across the bay and
planted that little country iu Grams
ges.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-21

RAmcALIsM is so scarce Of COM
fort that il now boasts that Belk-
KNAPP Was once democrat. But
the country will note that when he
started for the devil he naturally
took radicalism as his route.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-21

TnE cities voted 20 increase the
tax on land, but, Ike good
Saunaritans, the country voted
against taxing the churches OF tie
cities.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-21
YTVHOMAS
A HOUSE,
Re OPenea by
J. NJ. THOMAS,

-I"'H -VIFVI1 ID IaIVI1 INTTW'
HAVE again rCOpened the Thorn
a. House. on Main street. sud am
prepared TO furnish frst-Cla-s accom-
mudati0n to the public. No money
ard no pains will lie spared Il make
the hotel all it was in its palm lest
days.
B0arders will be received on sood
terms.
Being provided with good stables |
am prepared To furnish stalls. food ana
attention To horses.
Rail road passengers will find the
house located in easy distance Of the
Passenger Exchange, the tables well
furnished aud lodging unsurpassed.
Pnrters regularly a the trains to re-
ceive baggage and conduct passengers
Jan o. '74-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-21

Book Binding. The News Office is
now prepared &c bind Magazines, or to
Iebind old huoks in neat aud sub
slantial style, and at moderate prices
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-21

Public opinion is rather irreli-
gious, or it would have waited the
expiration Of Lent before deyour-
ing the Prefident's pets.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-21
~ THE CHEAPEST YET,

TUCKED CANBRICSin al'oualfa,,.
swiss, NAIESOOE. NULL. aud
TABLETON HUSLIES IN a. or,,,
tj.,at LEVY BROTHERS
CAS~INEREs, CASSIuERES A
large assortment or CASSTNEEEs
for buys' aud mems sea-
A large assortment af CLOTHS
TWEED, aud SATINETS:
4 large assortment Of BLANKETS.
y large assortment Of COMFORTA.
BLESy.
! large assortment of QUILTS. -
LEVY BROTHERS.
NOTE-PApEKS very cheap.
STRIPED HOSE for ladies aud cLiI.
dTrn:
BALBkIGGAN HOSE - b!eacbed
ami 4a5,e. ched;
SOCKS fur boys and men,.
GLOVES i,r mon. women, and chill.
Gre", a. LEVY BROTHERS.,
NOTE PAFEHS very cheap.
NOTICES on PERFORATED PA.
IER-Hfry-,eO different notices
u"w 30 s.",k
BODK-ard DIRLE-NARKS;
WURSTEDS aud SILKS for em-
brpiIrry. AZ LEVY BROTHERS,
NOTE-PAPERS in great variety very
cheap
HI6H-TOP COMBS new assor-
msu':
rBfT-.rrUT7-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-21
LEVY BROTHERS.
CHEAP NOTE PAPERS
DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS

A large assortment OF LADIES
DRESS GOODS. suitable for The
present and approaching season.
BLA, X SILKS yrry cheap. " e
show the ue-, 81 80 GEUS-GEAlN
ever Offered Iu this city
BLACK-GEOUNDW HiTE-STRIPE
SILK Al sos. pr ward worth 5 -.
FANCY AID CULOKED SILKS at
great bargains ct
LEVY BEOlHERS'.
no E-PArEES very cheap.
NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS
and NOTTINGHAM LACEo Tor
CURTAINS :
NOTTINGHAM LANBREQUINS;
CROCHET. NOTHING HAM, and
LACE TIDES;
WINUU N-SHAUES. CORNICES,
CURTAIN LOOPS. aud fsturr, IN
general Tor CURTAINS and WIN
DOW-SilADH.- At
LEVY BROTHERS.
NOTE PAPER
CARPETS, OILCLDTHS. MAI
TING MATS. and HJrS:
BRUSSELS. THEEE-pLY, u
GRAIN. VIENNA HEMP. sud
VENETIAN CARPETS:
TAPESTRY and VELVET RUGS. :
COCOA, VELVET, BRUSSELS, AMI
WOOL MATS
OIL.CLOTIlS aid GEUGGETS at
LEVY BROTHERS,.
NOTE-PAPER.
WHITE CANBRIC, thirty~'hrcc
inches vide. at Sc. worth l-}c :.
LONSDALE CAMBRIA at lie. per
yard
CHECK MUSLINS al 25c. worth G5c.
per yard;
CHECK NAINSOOK at Ssc. worth
soc. per yard.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-21
EVENT ana COMMENT

Danviile has the dumps because The
cold weather has KILLED the tobacco
plants 81 that section. Eery good. lei
those euteTprising PEOPLE keep their
uoses IN doom until March blows ".
o. p. Baldwin Lss been lect1r,ng IL
Richmond. Pity 10 fine & writer
eLcJld ever get down 10 that
Grant has found one man, Chas. 4.
Dana, who j. known ly tle reading
public. and he Las nominated him ~
tucceed SchencE a. hiUiateT r. Eng
land. Bot the radical senate, having
tons, don't know what 10 make Of u.
sno insist o. rejecting lin.
The Bank OF New York tits thin
time that y bursted. Or course the
burst il q bad one. fDT New York al
ways gets up complete job in any
thing. But 70 goes the order % the
day. Failure are not cCu.iued 10 New
York, nor 70 America. England las
her share Of them, and the whole
country seems d financial shell that .E
about ready for general crush.
The State Conservative Committee
bHve called 4 convention 81 tie party
20 meet IL Richmond on the 3lst day
OF May. The National Convention Of
the Democratic party will be held ia
81. Louis on the Z7lh day Of June. and
We must have Virginia ready FOR it.
Each magis'erial district will send one
delegate or alternate To Richmond
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-21

LAWYERS and Livery Stables
get the cold steel of the Funder in
the new tax bill.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-21

\ CONPLETE,NADE SHIRT FOR
81 -.
Tae.eshir,s are made OF WamSI;ia
cot N aud pure Iri,n Inca. and aa'e
ONLY 10 Be lauudr.ed before being
wcrn. Being tue manufacturers oi
these shirts We guarantee Tie mater
l4l.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-21

o. p. Baldwin Lss been lect1r.ng IL
Richmond. Pity 80 fine writer
eLC1!d ever get down 10 that.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-21
JLuzIct reports.
BRISTOL Prices CURRENT.
BEI3TJL Mach, 81, l07j :

7 =. DU ~ & CO.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1876-03-21
LEVY BROTHERS.
CHEAP NOTE~PAPLRS.
HANDSOME GOODS.

VAND>SEWED aud HAND-EN-
GARMENTS tor la
dies. made 100 thr cpuyeHls o. Paris.
These good, must be seen H. be iui'!
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-09-03
Girl.,n n owing Match on Chnutauaun Lake.

The young ladies ut this pleasant point,
both those at the ChAutauquh LAKE House and
those at Mr.. B'mus's pleasant residence, termed
RavenwOod," nave WI lJed the dsnen oars TINS
season to great extent aud now 10 settle
the Championship was VeAe - question: anu
il was finally declded to have Regatta
The course chosen was from tue rope Terry 70
tine steAmnolt wuaff, dl-ttnCe which persons
, ( great aginatiye powers state 20 be one hair
mte. me cate WAS yesterdh,, ana when the
l1pOiuted evening nOur arrived, the hearts of
the nfteen contestants we're beating hieh with
ambuion ami hope. The lMportant mOment
arrived. Are YOU TeidyT'-" o,'-rdng out
Sharply on tue evening air. ana zoe RAYS OF the
setting sun turned To diamond the or Us that
fell from thirty swiftly moving oars. Tue starr
WIS effected in nns style, aud the r"weu
" feAtaered high aud dug their oars
dep In the water. he speed attained
surpassed that Of Cornrlts proud FIX tue
shouts Of the Young mcn on the SHORE went W
II the skies. A. last they neare1 the hnlsn.
Eagerly we're the Z, cate muscles sir ca 70
their utmost teusi 90; l-orousi} were tNs nhlsIs
Of that quie. ha" eau ned tuto foam, udib ul1
The Rallants on the suore utter h"r SHOUTS ot
encouragement. lut4 tmou' Mt ~ intense aiu
brentules, eN iteturu the bp.t II Tue Nict"Ill JUS
sis Mary ll.u loo Poo. across the me- huu was
nailed vi h n bars. Of hea ~ hl 'hH,e, 'isss
Jenny Willllm- %, A guest az l'"' "o'u,
VA. next. CLOSELY followed by Miss florence
pTm ION .4rs. Il. X. Puhcr crossed tue ms
next, tollowc4 b, Miss Forces aud Mlhs b,oN u
an he of her runtrs ,AuiH filNtd al lhe uhlsu
st,rtl, "A .t,rV. id. Toe puze, cln,ls INK ~ sil-
.nortl alter tlu race. ihe time, owin1 10 Tue
d,,,nrerul. mt u . lew ueVouds between the
-tnu-wAtcues u the timekuepeIs, we VIII nos