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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-06

Unitia and Morganton circuit, J w
Robertson.
Eleazer and Tollico Mission, J p
Dickey
Mudisonvile circuit X c Atkins, A
Kincaid.
Hiwassee College, J Il Drummer, Pres.
" j r Stradly, Agent.
CHATTANOOGA DISTRICT.
G Long, Presiding Elder.
Chattanooga, Market ST., r II Parker.
Whiteside st., J w Smith.
Lookout mission, to be supplied by w
j DreDnin.
Cleveland station, ] II Keith.
circuit, z Reynolds.
Charleston station, 7 Il Handy.
Ooltewah circuit, w II Dawn.
Hamilton circuit, J Brooks.
Trenton circuit, T I Slayer.
SEoUATCHIE DISTRICT.
T f Smith, Presiding Elder.
Jasper station, G. w Simpson.
" circuit, j A Bilderback, r NJ
Standifer, j Alley, sup.
Pikeville circuit, j r Stewart.
Washington circuit, Il Il Smith.
Kingston circuit, I + Glenn, G W
Renfro and Phillips, sup.
jamestown mission, j 0 Shelly.
Crossville n Y Graves.
Spencer ID Ii Conan.
Altamont circuit and Mt Mission, NJ V
Brown.
Summerield circuit, w B Lloyd.
4 N Price, President Peoples College
AsHvILLE DISTRICT.
J $ Kennedy, Presiding Elder.
Asheville station, j Atkins, Jr.
Weaverville circuit, w B LYDIA, r "
Pickens, super
Sulphur Springs circuit, SIS Weatherly.
Laurel mission, w D Mitchell, j Ii
Robinson, supernumerary.
Brevard circuit, S 5 Grant.
Hendersouville circuit, w B Pickens.
Catawha circuit, L Slower.
Burnsville circuit, j X Wolf.
Bakersville circuit w B Reese.
Marshall circuit, L Smith.
Il Long, President Asheyille Female
College.
FRANKLIN DISTRICT.
d Atkins, Presiding Elder.
Macon circuit, G A Maiden.
Franklin circuit, NJ p Swain.
Waynesville circuit, w M Kerr.
Haywood circuit Y Brown.
Webster circuit. j A Virgins.
Hayesviie circuit, T p Dar.
Murphy circuit, L II Boyle.
Ducktown station, w G Garden.
Echota Indian Mission, w Bird.
RobinSville Mission, r A Owen,
Morris c Miller transferred to Mon
| tana.
j II Torbett transferred to Western
Missouri, and w H Weaver, North Ga.
Conference.
The next Conference meets at Knox
vile.
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The Question has often been asked
where can | get my fine watch or
clock properly repaired, so that |
can rely on it. That question can
easily be solved by having yonr
time keepers repaired, adjusted and
cleaned by
A. PIoKEN,
practical matchmaker and jeweler,
from London, England,
Bristol, Va. & Tenn.
June 94.-tf.
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MILLINERY !
New Goods !

New Goods! New tore!
Miss ADDIE GATCHELL has Just
returned from the Northern Cities and
will open in her elegant new store
room. Main Street, opposite the
Thomas House, beautiful stock of
Millinery and Fancy goods and in
vites the ladies of Bristol and vicinity
to call and examine them. She has
secured the services of competent
assistant and is prepared TO do mantua
making in all its branches.
April 10, l877.-tf
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.

Chedp and Fast Freight Line.
This is also the great Freight Line for all
points in the southwest and northern cities.
Time as quick and rates as low as BY Aay
other route. Goods forwarded in through
cars without break Of bulk. All claims
promptly adjusted. Through bills Of lading
issued with rates guaranteed from Bristol,
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, by
our agents.
Boston agent-W. NJ. Clark, "a Walking
ton street.
New York agent-C. E. Evans, 81 8 Broad,
way street.
Philadelphia agent-JOhn s. Wilson, -
south fifth street.
Baltimore agent-W. NJ. Lawson, lS7
west Baltimore street.
Be careful to have your goods mark ed -
Virginia and Tennessee Air Line, vie
Norfolk, Va.
For further information apply to DsPea
Agent at Bristol, or address,
w. +. M. WORD,
Gen'l. Passenger Agent,
LYNCHBURG, Va.
Jan 80 '77-1y.
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BINDING done in neat style at the
NEWS Office. Old books rebound
Magazines and other periodicals
stitched trimmed and bound in hand.
some style. Prices moderate
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SdddieyY. Mr.. Thomas Rider, for
many years a citizen of Marion, Va. ,
has settled in our town, and has open
ed saddlcr's shop in the framsd
building one door west OF Mr., Morris
Gun and Pistol Store. Mr.. Rider is a
most worthy citizen and experienced
workman, and we " lsh him success.
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Preferred Locals.
PICKEN'S

THE Commander of the Russian
band at Schipka Pass telegraphed the
Car, I'VE will die at our post !" He
did die, but Thurman says he will live
to sell Suspenders at cents per pair
Collars at cents per box, and a good
hat at 80 cents, if he dies in the effort
sept 4, Tiff.
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Our Agents

PARTIES due this Office for Subscrip-
ton, Advertising or jon Work, are
again requested to pay up. We must
have money,
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4. : . 4. 4.
M / ! 20 can be made in three month by any
| one Of either sex, iu any pArt OF the
| | country, who is willing TO work stea-
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You need not be away from home ovur night, You
cans give your hole tlmo To tho work, or only youI
spare moments. We have agents who are making
over go per day. All who engage az once Cat
make money fast. Attho present time money can.
not be made easily and rspidly a. any other bust
ness n costs nothing To my the business. Terms
and IS Outht free Address AZ once, u. HALLETl
a Co, Portland, Maine. july "a, lS77-ly.
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~ CHEAPEST AID BEST !-Azi
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FULL.sIzE PAPER PATTERNsI

ne Suppl msnt will be given in every nun
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"PEHKRsoNs's MAGAZINE" contains, every
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1874. ESTABLISHED 1858
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IRON WORKS.
With increased facilities we arcnow
prepared to offer the public
all kinds of
Castings and machinery
Having. perhaps, the largest assort-
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We have the agency for tie sale OF
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power, Burr Stones, Boiling Cloths,
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A second hand Wool ARDINa
MACHINE and PICKER in good
order, for sale, also pair
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Thrilling Tales and NOVGlGttGS

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JOB WORK Of all kinds neat
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JAS M THOM- AS,
Main Street, Bristol, Tenn.
T HAVE again reopened the Thorn
L as House. on Main Street, and am
prepared to furnish first-class accom-
mediation to the public. No money
and no pains will be spared Is make
the hotel all it was in its palmiest
days.
Boarders will be received on good
terms.
Being provided with good stables l
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 and lodging unsurpassed.
Porters regularly at the trains to re-
ceive baggage and conduct passengers
Jan g. Tiff
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"Combines more attractions than any
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Flfty-Fourth Session of tho HOl-
ston Annual Conference.
Special report for the Daily nibune.l
CLEvLAND, TENN Oct, 30. 1877.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-30
From Port Gamble.

PORT GAMBLE. May 30. 1871.
Ed. IxrELLIGENcER:- following
company vessels are in port receiving
cargo: Atlanta. Hoadley. Sagsmore.
and Buens Vista
The Roswell sprasue has jus. arrived
from below"
The Buena Vista and Atlantis are
loading for Honolulu.
The Base Ball club is fully organized
aud in practice with view Of challeng-
ing, etc, aud the keeping up of general
fun.
Itinerans shows. quack NJ DIS, ex-
Founders, peddlers and quaint elucida-
tionists of theological matters have
been surfeiting US for some time past.
and last evening the d mon Wyman.
with brass jewelry and coonskins, en-
tertained full house. The Witons
are upon the boards.
Our people are to celebrate the CON-
ing 4th appropriately at home. AL
ready q meeting has been held. com
mittee appointed, etc, and arrange
ments arc being perfected rapidly.
A distressing accident resulting in the
instantaneous death of n young man by
the name of Frederick Hanson. a
nephew of j. s. Jameson, Esq, &C.
CURED on the morning of the 2jth. The
young man. who came with Mr.. jane
son from the East short time since,
was engaged with lever endea voring
to turn log at Mr. Jameison's logging
camp. Tie lever suddenly broke. pre-
cipitating the young man some ten feet
into the air. On coming down be
struck upon the log which turned aud
caught him against another killing him
instantly. He was buried on Sunday.
large concourse of people attending
the funeral obsequeies, which con
Quoted by the Rev. j. +. Damon.
Scarcely was this over when the I'M
expected illness Of MIR. Phinuey, of Port
Ludlow, vas announced, and this morn
ing the flags of the ships. the steamers.
and the buildings around Gamble tell
us, AS they mournfully wave, of that
good gsntleman's taking off in the zenith
OF his whole tame as the courteous
whole-souled Phinney, the pattern gem
tleman. model associate and poor man s
friend. We mourn, and the whole Of
Puget Sound mourns over the demise Of
one Of her most generous bcnefactors
and gentlemen.
The new Freeport tug Donald, four
and one half days from San Francisco.
made her appearance At the wharf this
morning. She is = model Of beauty,
and from her run up" will make fast
time upon the Sound waters, and cause
. ripple in seafaring circles.
Mr.. Benedict and lady have Just re-
turned from your city. highly pleased
with their visit. and the prospects of
the metropolis.
The old mill is running night and
day. and both mills upon full time,
with IN abundance of business.
As soon as the committee Of arrange.
nents for the 4th shall supply inc with
. programme. will post YOU upon the
celebration" A.
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tai leak. ba. not damaging her sufh
GENTLY 10 disable her. This partia! fea-
t1re was, however. son retnediei by
the gunboat X=nia. which had closely
followed the Czato~itx, and approach
ing the Turkish nisni;or. succeeded in
exploding urder pressure a torpedo
This briIiian. action did not occapy
more than twenty MINUTES fEom the
moni-n. OF giving the signal "a attack
till the Withdrawal! OF the Russian gun
boats. During the actin the Turks
kept up a constant fire upcn the asssil-
ant. bu. the aim at the tili.pus'.rs wGs
NJ bad ,ha' not single En-si>u VA.
struck The effect of the TOR s2.,so at
tack is likely TO prove very demorAliz-
ing on the Turkish feet IN the Danube
1t definitely settles the question ct the
value of the Turkish flee, in preventing
the psssage Of the Danube. and will
probably induce the Turkish ironci.ds
to remove fro,n',hc dangerous sishbor-
hood of the Russian guni leafs
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thai State ~hs - ed on the President
several days ago. Ays bis visit vas 10,
intended e have any political signiii-
eaEce sha.ever His call lid not las,
oTec twenty minutes. No prediction
MAS male in his presence by Demo
Gratis, shat there woali b- established
IN North Csrnlina al administration
party in opposition To the Democracy,
aud he knows Of no such movement OF
the part Of Democrats. He speaks Of
his visit tn the Press lett as an agree
able oae. He say. be va. impressed
with the ide. that the President Is de-
sirous IT peef-rning the functions of
his Office for the ice. interest Of the
whole people regardles. of sectional
and party issues.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1877-05-30

CALIFORNIA.

San FRANCISCO. May - The steam
or Gaelic. which arrived this morning
from Hongksng. had en- board So Chi
namen, sni the bark Belle Of Oregon
which came in Saturday, brsugh; soa
Tha body of James II. Burke. enc o.
the party supposed TO have heeF
drowned . week ago Thursday. While
sailing on the Bay. WAS found neal
!Iarrison's wharf to-day
4 private dispatch from New lofh
this afternoon report. = rumos there
that the Pacific Mali steamer City o.
san Francisco. now overiae from Pan
anna. had been lost on the Mexican
COAT.
Arnvedr-Ship nsshing Wave. Taco,
ma.
SAilsi--Rsrk Amethyst. Sehoase. III
]. II. Bsil. Seattle.
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County and City Official Press.
Wednesday. May 80, 1877.


Mature in stretching the CASCADE,
range of mountains across our Territory
has seemed To separate it into two Sec
tions diverse. bat hot iuimical ar con-
fie,ing in interest We say separates
IN seeming rather than In reality; for
the same mysterious natural power that
first heavcd up the giant mountain
range, has ever since been busy with
ceaselsss energy in cleaving through
the original impossible barrier all open
gateway to effect tue practical reunion
of the two regions. This gateway is
the pass which has been rifted through
the range by the gathering of the in
ccsssnt currents of the Yakima. Cedar
and Snoquaimis rivers, which meet ut
their source but flow in opposite direc-
tiens.
A road can be built through this pass
by which IN exchange Of commodities
can be effected. The Eastern section
produces grain beef, wool. etc. bat is
without wood. coal or manufactures.
The domestic exchange OF the natural!
products oil the tao sections would give
rise 10 local accumulation Of wealth
that would result ia the establishment
of manufactures of the thousand and
one articles of domestic requirement
and foreign export. aad the achieve.
ment of proud stasas in art and intel
leetuai development.
A State cannot he formed without
unity AMI homogeniety. Unless the
circulation can be established by way
Of the asterial route Of the Seattle and
Walia Walla railroad, Washington Ter
ritory will never become free and
independent State, but always remain
two poor miserable tributary fragments
Of one--isolated provincial dependen-
cies.
The East will continue to feed the
monopoly of the Columbia river. aud
the West will remain Lack wood lot
"a mere logging camp TO supply the
magniticenee Of California.
But We prophecy better destiny.
and foresee q brighter future in store
for our beloved Territory II is absurd
for commonwealth which possesses
so great natural advantages and power.
long to grosel in such disereditable i'll
significancy. like sightless Sampson
blinded only by her needless selt-dis-
trust.
When the citizens of Washington
Territory arise in their might. with
unanimous spirit and true American grit.
this dellverance will be effected 1t is
needless to deprccate our weakness and
sing the pusilla,nmous song Of the faint
heart We can do If We try-so
easier than We dream. Is it not OBJ
served that a bold, good-lueky ship
will seem to have way of winning the
very bfeezes 10 blow fair in her sails,
aud 10 draw the waves and currents
favoring in her wake.
We neei have 10 paralyzing fears Of
adverse rivals. The strongcs. reserves
turn the Gales of ultimate succ< -.
The events of this year will bring
abou, t:uer appreciation of the real
value Of our unfailinx climate and the
six million acres of fertile lands yet
nnoccapiei In the Puget Sound basin,
and the still greater amount of equally
good lands also yaean, In the hasin Of
the Culumbia.
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NKx YoRx. Nay s--Tke fftS&ss's
Washington special eense. thai the ai';:-
administration party a. wAsasngsen is
formldatle or serious Blaine knew
noshinr Whatever II the meeting. al
though several Maine men were pre-
sent. Cslansl n. Staples, ef North
Carolina, che Of the Democrats from
, 1877-06-30
GENERAL.
CNArf.INkNTxD.

VIENNA, June .o.-Nlulster 1tkzA has received =
6attesIn6 telegram from the Emperor Francis 10
seph, WIN says that having received tho Minister'S
speech on Esst4sn a1airs. 10 could not deny him
self tho pleasure VI expressing h1s satsaetioa It
his patriotic and excellent wonis. This telegram
has produced great sensatIou.
ANnMA6sY lApoRsEu.
The; debate Wednesday and Thuntsy in the
Hungarian Dict waa hardly more than an unanl-
NOUS expscs4Iou OF approval u and confidence ta
Cosut Audras.y's policy.
ARMS FKON K0YPT.
LoApox, Iunu :.0.-St4tern thousand rides and
2. COO, O00 cartridges sss expected to-day u Con-
slautInopts lrou. Egypt.
IN MONTENEGRO.
i pantlograd dspaIch says tue Tuska. astsr tho
JUNCTION Ut lhe ar,nIes Of Halcman PsshA and AL
suit, occupied Aatlinltza Heights SaleinAn
la.I.as urxt mo.cmrnt IL expected 10 bs BY way
Vi Llvbansku, towards Iieks. aud posath1y alAo ty
va, VI Sculasi aud Tetermultza. THESE moYe.
n,vnts would u,r'4ace Cctiln1c
Az UBlEtTIOH,
l.usu">, June :tt-lt IL stated 1t Peso that
tuInt scnoA,a,uH. VII beLn!f Vi the Car. Will
.-i.- -4.u,lu4 " :as tfcssacs OF SIR Arnold Asta'
, 1877-06-30

4 CONTROVERSY WITH THE FORTE.
ATHENS, June 29.-Five or ss1 days ago tho Aus.
tr[an Lloyd steamer landed At Corfu for tho Turk.
LIB Government l03 cases OF arms. which 1t in.
teu}cd to rcshlp for p.svcsa, In Albania, but the
Rusalan Consul protested 10 tho Greek Govern
sncnt agaInst tho use Of ncutSa! territory ~ de-
pot for the arms Of = belilsersut The Govern.
rnent taeEeupon ordered tho
DETENTION or THE ARMS.
and the Captain Of The Austrian ahlp tp which they
had already boer re.embarkcd, On hearing the pro-
test, un1oaded them Into boats, where they now
remain.
The Turks lntlmatcd that they were about to
send man n-of.waf to fetch Tho AElns. The Greeks
replied that they would send what fosce was as
their disposal to prevent It. This Turkish Govern
n,ent protested, but Notwithstanding the Greeks
have ordered tho iFon.cteds George and Olga to
teAye immediately, and they Ase now ready. tho
0seek Government haa Informed tbs Powers Of
this. calling upon them for support In preserving
neutrality. They will allow tho arms to he taken
to Trieste BY neutral shp.
AUSTRIA APPROVES.
ATHENS, Juns 20.-Aust1a appeovcs tho course
taken by tho Qsoek Government In detsialuR tho
Turkish srma 1t CoEan. il IL proposed that m
Auatrsan steamer b. allowed to tsks Them to somo
neutsal port THIS Greece will sgres to. provided
tho Austrian Consul will give written guarantee
- 10 thciE destination.
, 1877-06-30

NI3s NfK'B ENIGHAT10H BCURAK.
JnHnoY. Jnnu oD-A drnutat1on of c}tI.rns tnd
an Interview Yesterday with 0cns se,atc, nooth
President Of the Local Government Hoard, in ref
TO the refusal Of that board to sanctton ccs
tain oxncnditurea for ecpdtnp children IN t.anats
.,na.~ H. 49,, ~ u,.s ~. ..,.t.- 1,oo,h -nr,i.a
unact enaseo VI n"n n.y. oe."s, 4'ouln seP.e't
that acting - Tho renponslbic Mln!ster for tue
Crown, he did not feel he should be juBttGed In
continuing the sYstem Ut emigration to Canada
,,tl.h Xii 1,nor r.r,ln1 -, e.. m.,, ~.,.. urJrr
su.s mnsu w.. ovsn W ~. !,'an,
6l1AA NJd alfeEtlQA. llG pcIntc4 OUT thak II lucy
, 1877-06-30
IOWA EDITORS.
r-s-f M ~. <1%-k ~ TsAA ~ A4t . =


uunIsyoTox, Ia, June a0.-To.mofrow morn.
iuR tho excursion OF local edItorn OF lowA starts
from Burlington over tho Toledo & I'eofia short
Ltns. Twenty. three representatives have reported
for duty, and will b accompanied Oh tho trip BY
", II. Crumpton, Western Agent, and b. F. fich-
enos, Ticket Agent OF tho line. The following
local edto1s arc now here: MI and AEs. Moses Fol-
som, Charlton ftArtos J. o. Parrish aud wife,
Garden Gsoyr EIpftst; II. McCormack and wlfc,
Knoxville B<nsocrat; ". u. csosby and wsfr, Ces~
tIsy!lIs Catt.fn James Mahtn aud wife, Mascatlno
Joarnai; John Springer, aud wife. iowa w
Ffsss; Z. u: Hancock, Waukoa tsf4nddra
l.. Ii, AouSeF Anamo4a J0uFAUl 7. u. Mrda1y,
Lansing Jouraai; j. 4. Metcalf. Lansing Mirror:
Joscph u. Hedge, Toledo ChFuHta1 J. Mi'eman
SfaadaF1: ltobett Holmes and wife, Rfpud!lta";
and Wa!ter peet Iahnts ccdaF 1taFas othes3
will arrive by thu morning tIH1u. an1 car @ t0aa
from keokuk will meet lhe party IT LAll4Ep: Iho
excursion promises ~ be ole VI uunsa1l pleasure
stla xucee&4 In every particular.