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2onoon,5 5. SUM-. Cine Dspelde
soes yStanoarb" meIbet aus Gonltanti.
u,opel: v9as Barlament ion lofort auf~
eel6lt werben. Die 8rdIioenten beioer
9duier purben ON letten 9onnerfo9e
in Den Yala1t berufen, unb Der Sultan
er1rterte nit ibnen Die spedmdbisite
@eiie, lin bie&ammern oDne a~,ifregunp
an i6lie6en."
&uiliiGe 8orpoiten Tino bon Den gtns
b6ben BON SenifeD aus 9eie5en iUorbsn'
9ie &~iid5uaslinie Der tiirfii0en Grlp-
pen pon &arofiliiia na0 Gopraf &olc
nno Delibaba piro pon einer oorriidetl,
ben @btbeiluna bes rullii0en gentruris
beorobt. Gs ,piro jebt i'll 9Ibre0e 9cf1eIt,
baB Der re0te rnllil0e TIii9el Bel &iiil-
filiiia anscfommen 1T, 0erIel6e btlia.
Oct lid onesbli@ no9 BEL Olti.
Ser Wiener Correspondent beDauptet,
'@robfiirit Mitolaus babe, luie er aus Der
beltsn 2uelle piIie, Dor Surgeon einem
&oniul seseniiber fol9enbe Yemerfung
'gema@t: n@eoer Shirt SisrnarG, nod
'2oro Derbp werSen uns bnran BERLIN,
bern, in &ontantinopel einousieben, &C.
raoe ME bic 9eutI@en in @aris einso=
gen, I'M es ipdter ,uieoer 81 perIaNen."
@erbien bat Der Yforte in elmer 9}ote
runO beraus erfldrt, bab es Die SnIel Gu
jaflie in Der Grina nit @afen9uuaIt
pieoer OIL li6 brin9en weroe. tucnn Die
Siirfen oieielbe nid)t rdumeu.
9ie 8sri9te Ses raIiil0m Obcrbc=
fe1ls6abers I'M Gaufaius benten on, oab
Die Sniurreftion iiD na0 Dem cajpi{0cn
Meere bin ausbreitet. Cine erfolgrei0c
Expedition sesen einen 9tamm aan Der
5ltli9en Mboa9uno bes &aufaius in
9asbsitan miro gcnslbet. Die Ueri0t
erseben %ferner, baB Gen. GraO0ento Gin
Dlsiges 0efe0t nit 5000 S%niurgcnten
gu bclteDen bate, ols ct Die Bride bon
VoDaoa poliirte.
Ser 8iener Correspondent Der
Zines" beri9tet. oob Sulian zen les
ten Na@ri9ten aufoIee porlduii9 in Gi=
idia0p bleibea ,piro.
Gus oielem 9sDt DerpOr, oob er 9es
oluunScn iuar, Die Stellung oberDaIb
Quinn Scale su rdumen un0 Ii0 iiber
Den SluB Sob suriid5u5iebsn, 100 cine
Streitma6t con5entrirt iUir0, uIa ben
Sirten gu bessgnen.
9ie 9onou felt bel GaIab imiaer
nod Is SUP iiber iDre,n 9epD9nli0gn
@a6eritanoe.
Gin She'll Der rumdnil@en MliIi3 1T
ors Man0cl on @clO auf9eI1F Dorben
nnb Die @lfl6inn9 bes ueberre|ts wirb
'uabrldeinIi0 inner9olb 5ipsier 8o0en
erfoIgen.
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)rl6n0i(1e ps9e,aea.

Sttawa, Ont.. 5. SUM. 81.
ialiden Soften auf Die n@ant bon @on.
tiac" 0iidl.), wcld)e in leeten Gomucc
bier cirfulirten, fiuO auPo 9teue auiges
tau9t. Die @e4ei;upoli3iften be ii9cn
Iidl. Die Bdli9er gu entoedeu.
9on0on, Ont, 5. SUM. 0ie 3U.
se aai usri9is0eaen Giienbabnen MIR.
Den 9~eitern our@ &aupcn. uel3e Die
ga9n9elsiie auf 9rObe 9treden su @tils
lione beoedten, ldn9ere 3eit a~ufae9d!ten,
inoem Die S0icnen our6 Die SerqnetI9.
ten Ranpen - fsttig iuurbcn, ooB Sis
9riebrd0es Der 9otom0tinsn ni0t pads
ten. Sic sgort Gfanlgp 8a6n@ mar es4
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nrtDetlllh3 Der DaQreh 0eT2gIEn!lle IN
oeA tleteL @Qtolaaoe 'l'i!'oGli9 5ft.
Dab Die Gt1IDailoeJlt09 II lefe of'9io-
t1en f~oTtoaacrt: n 49ofl2Qss 1'no penn
Bic o%!eIitea oer&tngaf9er4oel onoGos3s
1l9eT l!ao, 10 ii. ooQ mex 1ti.'oSt Sc
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2tt0l oorf on5Nisosn 6~eooit@fl9en' 9ts
laq0oea I5eF oea 02ioTel@s2iAi off
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gi't0eil 5Hl9l9e III SOD n ateHQe oats
1ditoen, iaagrsio eItoete o;cs oeITetteil.
2ic bls JcGt t0atlq9li0 5ilf oerlcnouh9
9e!an0fe 4atGlilatGofIHetot'es ~ u 9es
, 1877-06-06

Garate erJd..et. Dao tiaigRe ga4cy son
fGb;e2 19lyei!i;n GYrnapgnc@ Werteu 8efan:
tcl lei J.G. WiIiTL0CK.
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Urie9enlanD.

2onbon. 5. SUM. Cine 9spsi9e
mslSst aug sltben. oab Communicates,
3aimio. Sricoupi rno DeIiseorsis bsu,
te cine Gonferens batten unO Die Yulitif
zines nellen &abinets er6rterten, belIen
Mitslieoer ale 8isr lein lollten. IS Der
lautet, oab alle potbwenbisen NuorOnum
gen mor9en uerDolitdnoi9t leiu psroen.
, 1877-06-06

%s'oln0ci, ibren 3iigcn acknowledgements
an3uDdn9en.
Cotton, 5. SUM, 0ie oon ocHl
Coroner on0citefIte untcyIudun0 bc5iiG-
lid Deg So0e8 Der 5rau Gtaric Dong
las in Debbom er9ab, ooB hjeicl5c i'll
in 0ot9c elmer ooa Dent Or. Sya3. 81,
Iin96om por9cnon1mencn Q5ortil Il lofb
0iGin9Goin ipuroe per6oftet uno oea
GroBgefGporenen iitcr0icieu.
Nep DorL 5. SUM-, 2fa Ie5teu
Sonia6enh Mo4miita0 entlecnocte Gin
iun0er Waonu Gin G,lopa6ct cu3 Ger
vgciD Oorfer 2}ationol CcQon3N9anf,
oe1en sSnDalt fd peri4ieoeaen |cri9,
ten mad etT $4,000 biz $4,000 6eIoa-
fen iol
8urfin9ton, 3a., S. 5u.ii giu
Wolfcubrud} %crei9netc flo 9eifern a3urs
gen 2 Nisiler nogoweitlid) BON oieier
@taot; 9apfeDc- Greet ttat III 0ol8e biz
ies @~rei9ntiies aus icinen ufcrn, uno Die
l1ebsrid)luemmun9 ridltctc' IN ben in Der
gtdbe %1iescnoen G5iebcreicn, M~loid)incn-
10 utfdtten &c. einen SdaSm ita 8ctroe
bon mcbrercn Eaulcno Dollars al,
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5erIougcu, Der Yiarrcr, Der III Wotfas
bcim pobut, iola Jest BIZ &inoer In
Genoer8lciut copfrmirci7. m,8 oieIer
l.ooca nidjt t9uu 'uiu. Ole Gcn0er8s
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-18
To Our Patrons.

Agreeable TO custom Of long
standing, we will publish no paper
next week, in order that our employees
may enjoy the Christmas holidays
Oar Carrier will visit the city patrons
with his annual address, and we hope
the hardness of the times will not
prevent them from bestowing the
"quarter" that makes his "Christ>
mas" money and gives him renewed
zeal for the coming year.
The price of the Neecs has been
reduced to n very low figure and We
hope to have during the coming year,
our subscription list run up to treble
its present numbers. Let every one
of our old patrons send in a few new
names, and thus assist in building up
and sustaining a good home paper
To all our patrons and friends we
wish Merry Christmas"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-18
sept 4, '77-tf

VIC rs Illustrated MOnthly,-We
have received the first number of the
above Floral and Horticultural maya
zine, published by Mr.. James Wick, of
Rochester, N. Y, who stands fore.
most among the Florist of America
His magazine marks the beginning of
new era in Horticulture. We have
no doubt but that this new venture
will be well sustained. $3.50, the sub
scription p'ice, is remarkably low,
when we take into consideration the
expensive Illustrations with which it
abOuuda
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-18

Scribncr. The January ScR1nvrR
begins and ends with a Christmas
poem. Mr.. Boypsen's opening ballad,
Jar Sigurd's Christmas Eveu rein
troduces the pencil Of Mrs, Mary Hal
lock Foote, wo has made large illus
tation for this poom. Another pha.e
OF the holiday feeling is given i'm IT.
win Russells "Chrisimas Night in
the Quarters, An anonymous pnper
on "Dr Schliemann at Mycen;c, =" re-
views in judicial vein the ramous
discoveries Of that discoverer. birds
ana Birds by John Burroughs, for
which Miss Bridges has made several
drawings. Poems by DIR. Holland.
Stedman, Sidney Lauier, and others
story, "JOe Halr's Red StorkinCs.U
by SAKE Holm" a paper Of new
anecdotes of "Pidgin Ilnghsh,u by A.
a, Hayes. Jr. Sketch, "a New An
VII Chorus" by II, II. The serials by
Miss Tralton and Edward E1g,ston
are continued.
a large amount Of other interest.
ing. matter is given besides that fur
nished under the heads of "The Old
Cabinet Home and SOciety,O 'Cul.
ture and Progress" "The Worlds
Work" and "Bric Brac."
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-18

ONE Of the most ingenious inven-
tons Of the day is Mason's Music
Charts, by the use Of which any one,
even a child, can learn to play on
piano or organ, in tolerable style, in
one day, and no previous knowledge
Of music is necessary. 1t is being in
troduced in the South by A. G. Nor
ton, Of Atlanta. Read his ADVERTISE
ment in our paper, and if you doubt
the claims, send for his circular it
will fully satisfy you, We hope to see
the Charts shortly introduced here,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-18
german Syrup.

No other medicine in the world was
ever given such test on its curative
qualities as BOschee's German Syrup.
In three years two million four hun
bred thousand small bottles of this
medicine were distributed free OF
charge by Druggists in this country
to those afflicted with Consumption
Asthma, Group, severe Coughs, Pneu-
monia and other diseases CT the Throat
and Lungs, giving the American peo-
rle undeniable proof that German
Syrup will cure them. The result
has been that Druggists in every
town and village in the United States
are recommending it to their custom
ers. Go to your druggist, and ask
what they know about it. Sample
Bottles 10 cents. Regular size rs cts.
Three doses will relieve any case.
For sale by j. a. Dickey a. Co,
Dec. Is 1877.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-18
Personal.

Hon. A. L. Pridemore, member Of
Congress from the 9th Va. Dist, pass
Ell through Bristol last Wednesday.
on reute for his home in louisville to
spend the holidays.
G, A. Heermane, Of Newbern, PIT
iAskl county, Va, will resume the
publication OF the Va. People about
the lat Of January. Good luck to
you, Heermane.
Esq. Charlie WillOughby, Of the
Los Sentinel, ia in town. He paid the
News Office a pleasant visit on Sstu!-
day last.
Rev Geo. r. Barr, of Abingdon,
paid US pleasant visit to-day. He is
looking W ell, and his congenial com
pany always gives us pleasure.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-18
HaiS Of lie l0icSf styles, Dr.
lie cur fO09 &t ZHH5'M5u21'y.
sept 4, '77-tf

Election Of Q0jcers.-Bristol Lodge,
No. 53l. Knights of Hohor, at stated
meeting, December 18th, 1877, elected
the following ofiicers
J. Bunting, Dictator S. w. Rhea,
V. D. Geo. A. Caldwell, A. d. w,
p. Brewer, Reporter Geo. B. Smith,
f. r. ) Victor Doriot, Treas. G. b,
Yarbrough, Chaplain ; J. f. Childress,
Guide; j. A. Dlckey, Guardian ; G.. G.
Pile, Sentinel.
Bro. NJ. NJ. Butler becomes Past d.
Trustees-W. p. Brewer, U. L. York,
and n. Nj. Butler.
Past Dictator, j. Bunting, elected
delegate to Grand Lodge, and NJ. NJ.
Butler, alternate.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-18

DIR. S. Van Meter, of the Illinois
Medical Infrmary, at Charleston, III,
(or some Of his assistants), while on a
professional tour through the Southern
States, will visit Jonesboro, Tenn, on
Christmas day, and Abingdon, Va,
on the 9th inst. Parties suffering
with Piles, FistuIa, Throat and Lung
diseases, and diseases peculiar to wo.
men, would do well to consult him.
At Jonesb0ro he will be found at the
Washington HOnse, and at the Colon
made Hotel at Abingdon. C0n8ulta-
ton Free. dee IS. ,77-l,#
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-18
A Valuable Medical Treatise.

The edition for 1878 of the sterling Medical
Annual known as Hostetter's Almanac is now
ready, and may be obtained. free Of cost, Of
druggists and general country dealers in all parts
of the United States and British America, and H..
deed in every civilized portion of the U'estern
Hemisphere. 1t combines, with tho soundest
practical advice for the preservation aud ttnra-
ton Of health, large amount Of interesting
and amusing ligh reading, and the calendar, as
tro 1omical calculations, chronological items, &c
are prepared with great care, and will be found
entirely accurate. Tho issue Of Hostetter's AL
manac for 1878, in the English Gornon, French,
Welsh, Norwegian, Swedish Holland, Bohemi-
an, and Spanish languages, will in all probability
be tho largest edition Of medical work ever
published in any country. The proplictors
Mossrs. Hostetter & Smith, Piusburg, Pa, On
receipt Of two cent stamp will forward cory
by mail to any pers on who cannot procure one in
his neig hborhood
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-18

The Cottage Hearth for December
closes volume ", and is one of the
most interesting numbers of the year.
There is a vast amount of information
and good reading in year given in
this valuable family monthly. sub
scription should begin with the vols
ume, and now is the time to send in
your names. Sl5O a year. Address
D. L. Millikin, l0l Milk street. BOs-
ton, Mass,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-18
christmas III Bristol.

Owing to the scarcity Of money
our people are making, comparative
ly, little preparation for the holidays.
Mr.. Joseph r, Anderson, will as
usual, hold his Band Of Hope EXer-
cises at the lst Presbyterian Church,
on Christmas day at 10 o clock, A. NJ. f,
and distribute prizes to those who
have kept their pledge.
At the Goodson Baptist Church,
Rev, y. G Manard will regale the
young folks with a concert and festi-
val. 1t VIII very likely be nice
affair, for he never undertakes any
thing but that he conducts it to a
successful! conclusion.
The ladies or the LIST Presbyterian
Sunday School will have a supper for
the little ones, and possibly an enter
tainment of some kind. We have
heard of nothing in the other schools.
1t is probable that the Masons will
have a supper on the 9th, and the
Temperance folks will have one some
time during the holidays,
We hope that all may enjoy merry
Christmas, and come through pres
pared to cake the New Year happy
one, not only to themselves, but 9th
erS also.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-18

Kuhnerts Prize Cake, --Messrs. D..
Kuhnert & son, will, as is their Gus,
tom, give as a prize to their patrons
a magnificent cake. The plan adopt
ed heretofore for the drawing will be
adhered to.
They have on hand large and
extensive stock of Christmas goods.
Their present location increases their
advantages for the display of their
goods and accommodation Of GUS
toners
Come one and ell, and make the
little ones happy, by purchasing your
presents Of Kuhnert.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-18

Now is the Time TO SUBSCRIBE
TO FRANK LESLE's SUNDAY MAGA
HiNE.-The January copy, q m0St
6rillidRt HoiIdY Number il now
ready. 1t contains some exceedingly
pretty Illustrations and acc0unt1 or
Christmas on the Alps" "Chri-tnae
In Norway" Christmas in Jcrusa-
lem" A large number of highly
interesting articles, paragraphs, etc,
on welcome and timely subjects
Music. Poetry, Fun, Science Art and
friction, all embraced in l2S pages. 1t
has in all 100 beautiful Illustrations,
including fine steel plate engraving
OF Rev. 9. +. Deems, editor of the
MAGAZINE. We do not know of any
monthly journal, published either on
THIS continent or elsewhere, better
entitled to the large share of pebic
favor bestowed on this valuable pub
ilcation. 1t is Of decided interest to
everybody, old or young, grave or gay,
and it is a marvel of cheapness. -
Present your families with q
subscription for 1878. The an
huai subscription price is SO : single
COPIES % cents, postpaid. Address
orders to FRANK LESLIE, 537 Pearl
Street, New York.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-18

The Methodist Supper. That the
supper was q grand success is evil
denced by the receipts Of Thursday
and Friday nights, the gross amount
of which is $3i1.G7 The incidental
expenses incurred will reduce it to
a net balance Of about $500. Con-
sidering the scarcity of money. it is
O success that the ladies cf the Mite
Society should be proud Of
The eatabIcs we're substantial, well
cooked, and in great variety and
quantity. Everybody seemed to en-,
JOY themselves and to be well pleased
with the whole affair. The room is
a spacious one and afforded ample
room for prominadc. which was in
duIged in by the young folks to their
hearts content.
One Of the largest and most beau
tliuily ornamented cakes on the cake
stand was presented by Mrs. S j.
Saul. 1t was ratified off on Thursday
night, the price being 81 50, and
was drawn by Miss Bette Dixon. -
1t is thought that by raising little
more means, by subscription that the
church can be filled with seats and
be ready for occupancy by about the
first Of February.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-18

Tobacco Sales Yesterday the sales
at Winston's and Planters ware
houses were tOlerably we'll attended.
Sales were light and tobacco Inferior.
At Winstou's warehouse the best
lot sold brought $50, and at the
Planters the best lot sold at Sc. SO.
The season is not yet opened, and
we may expect in few days to have
better grades, with corresponding
prices. At present tobacco is very
low with no upward tendency.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-18

S. s. BrjdgcrS.- The attention Of
our merchants and others is called to
the advertisement of this excellent
Commission House of Petersburg, Va.
Mr.. Bridgers is gentleman OF large
experience and possesses qualifications
Of a high order. Consignments made
to him will receive prompt attention
and quick returns.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-12-18

The western-h bound rat train Thurs
daT night, just after leaving Bris'ol
aad with full head ofsteam, struck q
dump" which was on the trek knock
ing it all to smithereeus, and rs it APP
pcared 10 the occupants of the engine,
there was not Il piece left large enough
for kindiing wood They were scared
out Of ten years growth, hat strange to
say, and fortunately no damage was
done, except few scratches about the
engine, The dump was no doubt put
on the track by evil-disposed persons
intending to do mischief TO the train,
and il was almost a miracle that teri
bic accident was averted. -hROIyW
Chronicle.
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Bristol News.
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We have tried to maintain rates at
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NOTICE.

Mrs. Bette Galloway has just re-
ceived a new stock of Fancy SILK
Pocket Handkerchiefs, Mufllers and
other Fancy Articles for the Holidays
which she will sell very cheap for
cash. She would be glad to have all
indebted to her to come forward and
settle up their accounts before the lst
of January, at which time she viii
leave Bristol for a few months, but
will return the lst of April with the
largest stock of Millinery and Fancy
Goods ever brought to this market
Her business VIII be conducted during
her absence by Mrs. Jane Dinwiddie
and Miss Emma Doriot, will take
great pleasure in waiting ON customs
ers apd filling all orders with prompt
ness. Miss Doriot having had expert
ence of several years in the millinery
business with one of the most fash
ionable Partisan milliners in PhiiG-
delphiH, Mrs. G. feels confident that
her customers can, with perfect safety,
entrust the trimming or making of
the handsom est bats and bonnets to
her, who will be kept posted in regard
to all the styles.
itWith many Trunks for the large
patronage of Bristol and surrounding
country, and wishing a continuance
of the same, | remain very kindly,
Mrs. BETTE GALLAWAY,
Dec, IS I'm
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CHRISTMAS AT BARKER'S.
Great Rush FOR Goods.----Tho
Place for Bargains !

The rush for Christmas Goods at
Barker's mammoth store is so great
that his corps of assistants find it sl-
most impossible to wait upon the
multitude of customers. .the-way,
if you only knew it, BaflSer's is tile
place to buy your goods. He sells as
cheap as the cheapest, and his goods
always give satisfaction. His shelves
are crowded with choice selection of
all kinds of goods. Buy your Christ
mas goods of him. dec IS, Tilt
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REMARKS

The times may 10 considered hard, md
money scarce, but few dollars invested
for the "Seven Springs" "Iron and Alum
Mass" nre worth $40 TO every one thus
spent to any person Swho is not perfectly
well and hearty. Ihcr9 are persons that
would give $40 n bottle rather than be
without it, A gentleman in Mississippi
says no would give 500 for single bottle
if he could not obtain it for less. The re-
tail price is only $l.00 per bottle--scnt
post-poid to any post Office. This Mass is
for eale by BUNrTNG & PEPPER, ard j. A.
DICKEY & Co., Bristol, Tenn, and by near
~ all regular Druggist, but if the Druggist
nearest You does not keep it, scud to Lam
drum & Litchfeld, Abingdon, Va, and yo"
will certainly get it Tor the price.
Jaa, %, '77-ly.