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IN. s1ss su r sssssy IT, to ns hon s
~el, IT,. q v.xx.u =. II, .on,,,, ~. ,oo,,,, n,.,,
,s ms,,on S.y ,,,ss' noon ," Lower F''"' Hail. No. ''0
Justice Mech ,esterda, sent Peter Olsen,
you.h formerly employed by ". r. Draxirson, to
The criminal Court 10. deiraudlng h,s cmp,oyee
~. =. "ss
Mts' ttee"an' y. rapet'Ae' "n"o tassak n''ns
State street. caught young plckpoektt IN the oct
ht Gm tsf s~ nees Ss Da: nsn
and detained for len minutes. No policeman sp.
pas' .,"a. ~ .sr".. W." ~ toh..nns r,,no- ,.r.,. =,
c,oshiu, 1.e,n A1a,oh srn,tdt ~ II, a1S Nnrth ~
%ei!s :tfest: Lou!s Plstt. sttsmptlng 70 ptoeats
Snss nsfore a1 am a,sesca oT ise
~ ~ fnnn, r. ina"nh rt.r.h ."nsnv ~ t1En ei1nr
hin, b b7 Vessel Cst,tain iof safc. .Ke:nins s'''"
~" " n...s '..ss. osa 80 ..s s..,.s.. r,
Irene Bertram, q Young and hardened Fourth
day on q change ot !snuo from sammerdeid,
CHARGED with 1oub!ng Milton +: Abbey = self;
seihe si and 3sses M @ s,ssyAos
1h,sk;, sarpss; N!9e, sts xss.etds1 T. eoa5i ri
Justice liked at s50o.
rn11re md hn In nf
.,"n,,,n, nnrnv thst harnsnrd ~ XIII amndav
.r.rinwinn trcsdo rourt i1fnrmntion ronccrnInS
rhJrh Ali nal ieak mt mnfIl TcslnrtaY. Cant
n!i1onneiI nrrrstei il" At H. tbn hauao rnf
bayid. on Cisrk Street, eolo,ei
sumo tt.tsus mat.cr With Louis Sheer. ihe watch
,hIrtcen y. ' inns Viii, % @ raxor. ncj:her ~ Of whch
Stpancd ~ IT. Ill., .nd wsa shoui a. usual yes.
..la1 VI W. i'e"' @no Wa Aoou' - 1s""
'et"'', 49,, s.. ..,,,.u.
Maud, broMn: larceny 81 money flSm L. y.
Powell, $500 tn Tie Criminal Court; Ellha Roae.
erans, as.aulsing Uf!ces Handbook, s., 700 do; j.
| ". Anderson. tho horse.thief. 81, QUO 20 upon
| lhres separate charges; Charles and ,1cnn!0
| 1vcs. tho raMnshop hurctnrs, continued to
tho 10Th; Mary Ttutaey and GhE!aJ. knapp. thfco
1nunths each Jhc1h CndtrlsItl, Thomaa Noethsa8'
tol. Walter Fnrlong, thirty days. 1ustice slim.
McFacid held George Eteser. larceny OF tcAs FROM
| Thompson u ThJlor. 4to0 70 tho Criminal Court
| Thonlae cotniuEt h1duct!ns John MnlcaheT, IL
| years Of age $500 10 the llth.
| CAkELKss DRIVING.
The most crlninAItY cnre!aks pfDta Of driving
| that hns yet 6esn heard from among tho many
! aggravated cases Of recent Iate occurred shortly
after o'clock yesterday afternoon npon the north
approach 70 Clark street BRIDGE number OF teams
aud hofse- cars were In line awaiting the closing Of
The bridge, when tho driver OF large boz
| wagon loaded heavily with chairs from,
! tho factory OF Phillips i LtebensteiD,e Nos.
10 II anprrtor stfsct, wa& observed
| to lcave hta wagon. walk dpwn TO the ehu Ut the
| approach. nhd converse moment with Ohcei
, 1877-07-10
TIE COUNTY BUILDING.

a son OF commlssionet Schmidt. now home from
sehool on vacation, u Employed in lhs County
Clerks ot1cs. Salary, n = day.
Joe Hogan made ths lead bog for the corner
eio1e tor the Coast-Houso- 1t uss thirteen !ucbes
long. and he e<nG8 ID : bill Of &lA
I'd Walker ssJs he il anxious 10 haze The indle$-
ment ARAinst him disposed Of. In The hrst
place, hu never committed perjury, hs says, AID
tbs flsl eHort hs will MAKE will ha 70 qussh the
Indictment. Failing u 1hls he viii " fog shAu2s
, 1877-07-10
OGDEN DITCH.
Visit Of Reporter to Long Johns
Pet Stream.
Ine New Dam Between tho Dssplaines
and the Ditch.
Its Loose Construction Gives No OBJ
structton TO the Wafer.

Its Loose Construction Hiyes No OBJ
struc,lon to the Wafer.
To him who has access to map OF Cook Comfy
It be made 10 hppcnr that the sonth fork Of tho
sonth 1ranch os tho Chirago River has been in ono
war aud another made 10 connect with tho ncs. |
PLANES. Said south fork nse 10 vanish IN the region
Of swamps, known to TIC nclgh''ors rs Mud Lake.
1}y series Of ,llgsnge nnd dscdgnys tho channel
wnscont1nucd, As one might say M Into the swamps.
md became huge drain which attel largo tracts Of
land for use. Then the channel WAS arbitrarily cx
tended townrd the Town Of Lyons. until It made
connection With kort OF bayou. or setback, OF
tho Desplaines. Whom this connection was made.
tho fact was at once made apparent that tho
produce sttons currcnt frt,n tho former lnto tho
latter This low at onca wdcne! tho artificial cut
very like fvar In .onac places
Perhaps ii waa this enlargement which cnc1ur.
ages tg psopt,eto,1 s Of shc !spd !areash s which
'Proposed South Braneh Extension saio Canai."
0ne Of tha results of th!s co'npatat,c'y abtor-
as1 sstynx ~ saste y fsn i ise''s sa.:ss sa
happens @ thst Tic water whleh ieayes ths Desplanss
muddy win lac toi which Il has t.ken np. i
Which tGis dow could pss. viii IL Initial reiocity.
IL. washing ous md taking up would matter yezy
tic iitlaois d Michigan Canal was decpenctl for
tho purpose Of carrying M certain objectionable
ss 81 .as e. s sS ,ss1 s ssas +. s,
pla!aes wa not :on.mi,ej Tho Current III ,hlomv|.
sou, roe ., ~ rom Il H. Wc" ha,nm r0 o e ,s
@ send =! lhst pafPe.e jn.t beiore feasElas L ill.,
woua b. he ID ,ss son'We. @ s" sha me- new Ply Fly
FROM the Desplnines would naturally have helped
.tica spoea ths .S s" an n.sead f tena
ae 'apia az tbn Fen et,ra ana s M
.sa5Tent from ti,o di:eh !. 4 streas
pens IN he es: o h
ts.. sss; Branch to purge it'slf BY getting ioio hs
TIM, cs ErfT = or rn ~
81: rs nS S; %ss s1 y;
H. rnei II Il t.n protnc. ~ TX ~" ~ ~ "h,1!
ity. stu, ,olIns. .btock ind nuisance In another
n tne seno,c fc1afa1 tao 1aet
aiIe rs WSsn i st,,nss nans a r,pent
~ ths ,rssm ~ tsni.nnx I. ~ annHss, shn
~ t n e w no
Zine r.. e.psed 10 sesoua obstaee Il eannut @
@ 70 @ oosx e
siaernbie e3p.n.o ior a5sdrlax ID, besn inear5sd.
rr1mnxr,s snenn,tinn nnhd nIan' nr.scrri n dam
hut .t tho M'Int Wnera T ths I us.ptaines ,or % iha
ssyoa thereof! empiod ire ths "a dI!ss: t. i%,sa
;eh S TO- neatl1 q; a!to thc "n,oaut of WIFI
woad receive =. J tae grand dra Of .hs County
e atea1 A. NV wc III had Sccm copa On wth
sssSa sss h. hE
acopsn II il t At ncasstc. c. '"''1s" NV NV" 1''A
# a., v: planned. contracted to5, bailt
oncintIx .stricd ~ ,nt.cs h,s !, af5 ~ s,srtiv
, 1877-07-10
COMING TO CHICAGO,
Hp<ciat Disp<1teA 10 Tia Ttthask.


NATION, III, July U.-To-mokrow morning four
cas-Ioads OF excursoni4ts leave heFo for Chicago
BY the Iillpots Central 1aailEoad, made up chteny
from Shelbyrllle and Mattoon. They viii spend
two days In your city. Tbs excursion Il for the
beneRt ol tho ftesbJtsE1An Church at ShslbJvillu.
, 1877-07-10
ADAMS ACADEMY.

Attention IL called 10 the advertisement Ia
smother eo,umn Of tbs Adaus Acadsny. located At
Quincy. Aa4a. II II An excellent preparatory
school, having a ahlo corps Vt teachsss.
, 1877-07-10
A Long Debate on the Gas Cues
ton.
Tho Committee Report in Favor
of ~1.OG and 81.
Hereafter the Lake Park Will Be Used
as Truck Stand.
Miscellaneous Busineu~-aldtrnanlt Passes--.
Slrtet.RaiIwaJs. Ett.

tc,patc In tho ceremonies attending the opening Of
Humboldt Park on saturday ne1t.
Ina lnFtauon was seeoptea.
A Communication was reectvcd from Flfc-Mas'
s1 " II Gr
in tbe Fire Department.
i was referred to Tho Committee on Fire and
Atd. Rosenberg offered q resolution providing
that In tho afidayih for procers' honir, i shall
IL unincumbercd real estate In Cook County. The
resolution was adontcd. ,.
owner, IN III war,s Ii stating TIL lbs 0arden CITY
pistillInS and lteetity.ng Company was making 70
,a. r a.on s " Ind prsyns
au sbstcmcat OF the same. Keiefred,
Aid Lawtcr offered resolution authorizing the
appropriation Of 5000 for tha benefit " the family
thr Finance Committee.
.,d 7,,<oon T5s {s,ea az ~ sg5;1'9's g1i'1M's::
0rdt,td, Th.t the Mayor and Comptroller b.. and
they -, hereGv directed psy tna coplca GAsxht
sas.s as ss ~ @G sS
III @ 81 81 ~ of mag ls sc ~ p.ysn e BE- sdo
auartery ~ q nearly i My b.. '-''''' ~ ~ -''
40 Ihe4op a,o 10 s fn.n.scI hx ,Sn p.nnIc
u Pto,rnnk A. Il IL nsr mn Th,s nrdcr hnt,.
evnr VA mi read. 's'
~ oe.' a "a'fe" 10 te1s' ''' ofae' ~ 'n0 ''''
Xii. Thfoon @ wanted tho rules suspended and The
tions Viz ihe rtceidents Of tbe Son,nanjes. and
fo,h - ~ tbrn @ III hren hetee the commtter. who
we're In s,o' Of t1f
unn disnnsei nf.
' Xid. Ga''erton asked. a. ths nub,ec. matter had
geoJ ttlsa to bssc II coms NJ, a report.
1is T'hroon rcniteI thst he hid noth,n9 In re-.
port npon4 iIcnec 10 had brousht tho matter iuin
ehs shapS pW q an ,nsmr,a GsSe If hi, ,..ontoo offering
thu West side Company So and the south Side
, 1877-07-10

INTELLIGENT PATRONAGE SECURED.
Tbs e1ee)lsnt qualities Of ps. Pstes's Flayonn9
Extracts bars secured for shtn tAs p%ssasAgs o1
og1 loust Intelligent lAdiea.
, 1877-07-10

Your Committee on 1A4 1lshh, 70 whom refeffsd
asesuLauoa n regard 70 thu Rstes Of Eaa fcPoT that
eSa1n.1!s. saa sasrss:ad taa: ~ loss.t prize
81 s3 and Ii psr cubic feet respectively. as prtce
of ~ 00 70 tug Hes slds Company % take efect
ftoLl uck !, is1Q, Your COMMITTEES therefore fcc1M-
mead tbs psAaAks Of Ehe following:
.na Cnk" tom AM - fT,n!sh xs. II ii Is pef 10
1ra@ XAy l475. 10 Nay is75 md tas o1sx VI ths
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-13
4 Musical Monnfnin

The Virginia New Enterprise says:
"A gentleman of this city, who has
been taking a look among the old
abandoned mines of Truckee district,
made critical examination OF the
musical mountain, of which q good
deal was head some years ago, when
The mines were first discovered. 49,
Some Of the early miners pitched their
tents at the foot Of the mountain, aud
were not Il little surprised and puzzled
at hearing, during the quiet hours Of
the night, tiukliug sounds that SEEM
ed TO pervade the whole atmosphere,
coming from they could not tell
where. The sounds were not unlike
those Of small music. box. At times
they supposed that the sounds were
caused bv the wind playing among
twigs on the side Of the mountain, but
they found that this solution would
OF answer, as the same bushes were
found everywhere, while the musical
sounds were heard nowhere else than
on the side of the mountain at the
foot Of which they we're cnCamped.-
They spent much time IN scouting
about and listening of nights and
quiet hours during the day, and at last
iINih'h lllt FNi hiISt FDuHhS W EI'Al
bed Of small pieces Of rock that cover
ed the slope Of the mountain. These
bits of rock were found TO ue quite So
nOrOus, and the miners concluded that
the sounds they emitted were caused
10y the action Of the wind among
them. The gentleman who recently
visited the mountain says he went TO
1t expecting to find good deal OF a
humbug, but found it much more Of a
curiosity than lie anticipated, the
mingled tinkIing much resembling
the sounds Of an 9Olian harp and IRE
quently attaining a startling degree Of
loneliness and distinctness. The sounds
seem to rise and fall, approach and re-
code, AZ though caused or governed Ivy
the wind. On close examination It
was found that the smsll flakes of r0, X
covering the face Of the mountain con.
tain large per cent. OF iron. This
IRON IL supposed to be magnetic, and
there appears to be constant motion
among the chips Of it, which appear
to cover the ground to the depth Of
several feet in many places The
who g drift Of broken rock seems to be
moving down the slope of the noun
tain with the slow, creeping motion
of the glacier, aud the slipping over
each OF the fragments composing the
mass Is thought TO cause the tinkling
sounds, which are so numerous as to
mingle and rise into single strong
musical murmur."
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-13
An Original SERMON on Dogs.

( The New Ca-t.rtIlu. ttG.,.rLlyys
/ the following verbatim report OF
| sermon delivered 10y Rev. Samuel Jc-.
! ter at a childreU's meeting 10 Blue
! River Township.
Ny Friends-On this occasion my
sermon will be short and explicit. My
text will be found in the I'd book of
Kings. Sih chapter, 18th verse, which
read ~ follows is thy servant a
dog that he should DO this thing ?'i-
| Many Of cur citizens who once attend.
ed church on the Sabbath, nowadays
spend that sacred day in sailing their
stock aud changing item from one
pasture to another, while their sons
are hunting and fishing. l. thy SER
want dog that he should do this great
thing Others will loaf around Bro.
Holidays store, lambastinp III e
preachers because they want thirty or
fOrty dollars year Tor their services.
in order to keep soul and body togeth-
er. Is thy servant a lop.eared deg
that he should do this great thing p
Others will meet at Brother Snyder's
store and tell their long winded sto-
rieS a. though there was no hell 10
shun or heaven to gain. IL thy ger
want a lop-cared, stump-tail dog, that
he should 90 this great thing? Others
viii meet on the sabbath and talk
about resumption. imitation and the
pri Of pork, when they should be 1T
home reading their Bibles. Is thy
servant Iop-earsd. s,ump-tail suck
egg dog, that he should do this great
thing? OtheSs will 20 to New Castle
or Hagerstown, buy little benzins
get on bender and start home, leav-
ing their borses tied at the rack. get
home and tell their wives they are
sick. She holds the canphor to his
nose, kills chicken, makes him some
soup, when she ought to whip his
back. IL thy servant a lop esI Ell.
STUMP. tailed, suck egg, kill-sheep dog,
that he should do this greet thing p
Some OF our preachers VIII denOuucs
circusss, shows, faiFs and theatres,
and when they visit CinciDnMi or In
dianapOlis go in Themselves. Il thy
servant a bowling hound dog that ne
should do this great thing ? Some
young men will take their glOries to
church and spark them during servi-
ces, when they should be prayer. Il
Thy servant ch.legged fiste dog,
that he should do this great thing p
May the Lord save His people from
dogism, is my prayer.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-13
On the Burning Deck.

Mrs Heman's poem beginning,
1.-THE boy stood on the burning deck -
is familiar to every school-boy; hut
the history Of the little hero thus inn
mOr'aliZed ia not so generally known.
Owen CasahianCa, u native OF Corsica,
was born in 1883. His father was a
distinguished French politician and
naval commander, and his mother a
beautiful Corsican lady. But she died
young, and little Owen went with his
father to serve in war vessel. He
was made midshipnIau, and at the
early age of ten participated with his
futher in the battle Of the Nile. The
ship caught fire during the action, and
Captain Casabianca. wounded, was
lying iusensiblc upon the deck, while
the brave boy, unconscious of his fG-
theirs fate, held his post at the battery.
The tlomes ragged round him: the crew
fled one by one, aud urged the lad TO
do the same but he refused to desert
his post, aud fought on until the
whole vessel was flaming, Then, too
late, he sought refuge on n floating
mast, when, with Il tremendous ex-
plosion, the Orient blew up. and the
mangled body oflhe young hero was
afterwards found among tho wreck.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-13
The ltYrsight.

Multitudes of men and wsmcn have
made their eyes weak for life by toe
free use Of their eyes,ght. reading
small print and doing fine sewing -
In view Of these things, it is well to
observe the following rules in rala-
ton to the use Of the eyes:
Avoid all sadden changes from
light to darkness,
Never begin to read, write or sew.
for severul moments after coming
from darkness to bright light.
Never read by twilight, or noon
light, or on q cloudy day.
Never read or sew directly in front
of light, window or door.
1t is best TO have the light fall
from above obliqucly over the left
shoulder.
Never sleep so that on first waking
the eyes shall open on the light of a
window,
Do not use the eyosight by a light
80 scant that ii requires effort to dis
criminate,
100 much NGht creates glare
and pains and couluses the sight. -
The moment you are sensible TO nm
effort to distinguish, that moment
cease aud take a walk.
As the sky is blue, and the earth
green, il would seem that tho ceiling
should be n blue tinge, the carpet
green, aud the walls some mellow
tint.
The moment you are prompted to
rub the eyes, that moment cease using
them.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-13
Fresh Arrivals of Drugs and
Medicines at bunting IL Pop
pers, No. q. games

We have a very large and well'selec-
ted stock OfdruRs and chemicals which
We propose to sell at very low rates
for CASH or PROMPT PAYIG CUATO-
MEGS Special inducements offered to
Physicians and country merchauts.-
Give IA trial. We have received
our supply of fresh and reliable Gar
den Seed We can supply country
merchants with Seeds, OF commission.
Also large stock of White Lead,
coloved Paints, Oils and Varnishes.
Our Store will he. open on Sunday,
for dispensing medicines, from to 8,
A. NJ, and from to 4 p. NJ.
March. left.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-13
Good from Evil.

There is vast deal Of truth ia the
following, written by some defendant
of Adam, with whose locality and ti>
tie we are not familiar:
Our strength grows out Of our weak>
ness. Not until we are pricked and
stang and sorely shot Mt awakcns the
indignation which arms itself With
secret forces. A great man is always
willing to be little. Whilst he sits
on the cushion of advantages he goes
20 sleep, When he is pushed, tor
mented, defeated, he has a chance to
learn something; he has been put on
his wits, his manhood he has gained
facts, learns his ignorance is cured
Of the insanity of conceit; has got
moderation and real skill. The wise
man always throws himself on the
side Of his assailants 1t is more his
interest than it is theirs to find his
weak point. The wound cicatrizes
and falls off from him like a dead
skin, and when they would triumph,
10 !-he has passed on invulnerablc,
Blame is safer than praise. As long
As all is said against me, feel Ger
tain assurance of success. But as
soon as honcyed words Of praise are
spoken of me, | feel as one that lies
unprotected before his enemies, In
general, every evil to which we do not
Succumb is a beneGactor, As the
Sandwich Islander believes, that the
strength and valor of the enemy he
kills passes into himself so we gain
the strength Of the temptation we re
sist.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-13

There will be Teachers Institute
held in Bristol at Mr.. j. j DOggptL's
school room on Friday and Saturday,
the 10th and 18th Of this month All
the teachers in public schools in Good.
son District are expected to attend, and
any others who are in reach. Lert-
urrs will he delivered and discussions
held on the inside Of teaching tie
several branches taught in the Public
Schools.
A. l.. Hogshead,
Co. Supt.
Oscoola, Va, Nov 5, 1877.
The above card was received too late
for insertion In our last.
Ed. News.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-13
Do You Want TO Paint Your
House ?

If You do, go to Bunting & Peppers and
make your purchases, where you will fad
n large stock Of pure White Lead and PRE-
PARED LIQUIp PAINT, of any shade or color,
ready for Immediate use.
If you want to bay window glass at very
low hgureT, 80 to uniting Peppers, near
ly opposite the First National Bank.
Country merchants 6re informed that
Fsen they want to replenish their stock of
drugs they can save at leust % per cont. by
calling On uniting Pepper, No. 8, james
Block.
Ladies, in want OF articles for the Toilet,
will find a large assortment at prices to suit
the times.
SEPT FL chn'g.-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-13
MILLINERY I!

New Goods! New lore!
Miss adobe GATCHELLrhas lust
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 Rristol and vicinity
to coll and examine them. SHE has
secured the services of competent
dseistittt and * prepared 10 do nantua
making in oil its branches.
April 10, l877.-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-13

Manageable New York young la
dies are accused by their home jour
nails OF not knowing whether icicles
should be cooked with their Jackets
OF or of The icicle should be per
United to shed its own jacket say In
June Then cook with mint. fl9vor
with brandy, aud garnish with the
vermeil strawb berry and a golden straw
They should be consumed with look
of oily abstraction in the eye, and
nothing should be remarked except
what the unsophisticated Quaker said
keep fetching EN-"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-13
A Negro Iiuvishcr Iiurnt Alive.

CoLUMBUs, GA, Nov'br, Owen
Wright (coIored, who brutally out
ragged " hite lady month ago, near
Crawford, Ala, waa To. day taken from
the Jail ut Scale, a Ia, by people who
carried him To the woods, and, it il
said, burnt hLSn, His victim fully
identified him.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-13

BINDING done i'm neat style at the
NEWS onlce, Old books rebound
Magazines and other periodicals
stitched trimmed and bound in hand.
some style. Prices moderate
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-13

The Question has often peen 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 24.--tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-13
DAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH,

Chc7p and Fast Freight Linz.
This ia also the greet Freight Line Tor al
! points in the southwest and northern cities.
J inc as quick end rates as low az by any
other route. Goods forwarded ia through
! GAYS without break OF bulk. All claims
promptly adjusted. Through bills Of lsliHs
issued with rates guaranteed from Bristol,
New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, By
our agents.
Boston agent-W. NJ. Clark, "a Washing
ton street.
New York agent--C. E. Evans, Sc3 Broad,
way street.
Philadelphia agent-John s. Wilson, 81
south fifth street.
Baltimore agent-W. NJ. Lawson, lb7
west Baltimore street.
BE careful to have your goods mark ed -
virginia and Tennessee Air Line, vie
Norfolk Va.
For further information apply to Depot
Agent at Bristol, or address,
w. E. NJ. WORD.
Gen'l. Passenger Agent,
LYNCHnURa, Va,
Jan 80 lily. ..'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-11-13

TIE Commander of the Russian
band at SChipka Pass teleEraphcd the
Car, I'VE will die at our post !" He
did die, but Thurman says he will live
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