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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1877-06-12
VIRGINIA. & TENNESSEE
Agricultural Warehouse,
Complete Stock Of Agricultural Implements
SPECIALTIES

Champion Keepers and Mowers, Swecpstlkos)
Threshors. Diamoud Iron Pluws, Iron Double
Shovels-best in use. Two-Horse Uulkug Gull
tivators. Full and complete stock of Rcpais for
all machines sold. Full stock Of Farmers Friend
PlOw- Casting. Sewing Machines and Sewing Ma
chine attachments at lowerrates than ever First
rla.a MarLL-n. M LLnn- a. M AIn .-rL-
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REDUCED RATES
AT THE
Virginia & Tenn. WOODEN Mills +!
so, 900 LBS. WOOL
WANTED IN ENCHAGE FOR
Cloths, Yarns and GTGGIhaCks.

RYANING q complete and fun set Ut Machiuer y
La with alt modetu improy emeuts for the man
uilrturlu- Of Muulen Goods, offer those wanting
their Wool Manufactured, 81 clean, uh-washed
wool is furnished, clear 81 buns, will furnish,
warp and weave,
OF. wool.
Linsey at 20 cts por yard, and to S cz. wool
Finished tassuneres e. TO So cts per yard and l2
to IS o. wool;
Finished sminris 80 to 45 cts per yard and 70 to
IA uI. wool,
Flsnncls 80 to 50 cts per yard and to 10 o. wool
Iwillct llaunHIs 80 cts per yard, aud 10 ~ wool.
rH will weave, full aud warp largo sized Blank.
ct, all wool, 90 30 cts per 10. aud l1 ID. wool
Sc will color wool 90 cts per 10. caId spin
and furnish OIL at is cents Per pound.
will Cudcavor to have ON hand, at all times. q
good assortment Of GOODS and YARNS to exchange
Tor wool will pay freight ono way ON parcels
OF wool OF 100 pounds or more. Wool will be
taken for work 80 cash prices.
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EsB" Blank WARkAETs for sale
at this Office, very low.
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Baltimore, PHILADELPHIA, New York

Ssv York tickets, via Baltimore. good 10 s,o,
time. VI
The cheapest route to BALTIMORE is via Nor
folk, Va. Daily. except Sunday.
For PHILADELPHIA wo offer an excellent c,,,
bination Of Railway and Steamboat Travel. via
Norfolk ard the Bonis Of the Baltimore Sfa7rt
Packet Company. Daily, exCept Sunday.
For NEW YORK, the magnificent Steamshfrs
Of the Od Dominion Line, leave Norfolk IA
every Monday, Wednesday and saturday even
ings. No close connections made during M,
winter months.
There are no routes equal to these in cLeappess
and elegant fare and beautiful scenery.
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Fare Ion BrL.Lol. Tenn.. 10 Rlehmond. nj. a1l :

Fare from Bristol, Tenn, to Richmond, Va. sI47
Fare from Bristol, Tenn to Petersburg, IA
Fare from Bristol. Tenn, via NorfolG to
Baltimore, meals and state.room on steam
eriuCludgd) SI76
Fare from Bristol Tenn, via Norfolk TO Phil
adolphia, via Baltimore meals and state
room on steamer included 800 .
Fare from Bristol, Tenn, via Norfolk to
New York, via Old Dominion S. s. Com
pany, meals and state room on steamer
- included $500
Fare from Bristol Tenn, via Norfolk and
Baltimore, and thence all Railroads, via
Philadelphia to New York, meals and
state-room on steamer ineluded, S23.o
Fare from Bristol, Tenn, via Norfolk to
New York and return, meals and state
room on steamer included, $34o
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GUY NJ WHITTIER.
JUST RECEIVED.

One carload Of Moving Machine, THE VALLEY
CHIEF manufactured by Clas. r. Palmer, Rich
moud, Va. This is the only Mower manu- featured
in the Southern States. Let us patronize Home
Enlerprfe and sustain GU own osiablis hmtuts,
april "a, '77-Sm.
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LICK TITS

to Baltimore and Now Yorl, for sale Mt granite
reduced rates. ~ Closo connections made ala3
points for w ""
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THE HANUFACTURIRG or GOODS

will receive especial attention and there shalI bt
nothing left undone to satisfy the customer. Have
your wool clear Of burs Send in your wool carly
thereby preventing delay and confusion.
BE Goods manufactured at the Va. * Tennessee
Wooden Mills received premiums at the Knoxville
Bristol, AbinEdOm and MNiLuNILla FuIrs
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Send for Samples Of Goods and Yarns.

Wool received at the stores Of /. b Dunn, W
". James !. x. anderson x Co., Eurrow x Per.
ry, and larbrough Wood. of Bristol -: S. n. Ho-
maker Co., Hurt x Thomas, abingdon.
customers shipping wool should be careful to
mark on the sack, 81. II. Pepper, Va. Il Tenn.
WOODEN Mills, Bristol. Tenn Also put name and
direction in The mouth Of the sack
W. have secured the services Of Mr. II q.
ON EHlNG, who has an experience Of % years
IN the best Wooden Mills in the Northern States
and In Virginia Will guarantee as good work as
If done In any Mill in any Of the adjoining States
viii h9ye am Office iu Bristol for the sale Of
"opDS aud ldRNS, and for the exchange Of
wool. In PEPPER
may 10, lS77.-4m BRISTOL Tenn.
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TIE Westminster ReUjeaU for April
has been republished by THE LEON,
ARD SCoTT PUBLISHING Co., al
Barclay Street, New York. contents
are as follows
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-08-18
MINOR TELEGRAMs.

Internal revenue receipts yesterday, 1919 202
customs, 1888, 449.
The books at the Treasury department for
transfer or exchange of registered bonds will be
closed Aug. 81.
The time of the meeting of the National
Free Trade League at Saratoga is changed to
the evening of Sept. and morning of Sept. 7.
instead of the Sth.
The Georgia constitutional convention has
given the legislature power to regulate freight
and fares on railroads.
Catherine Mclaughlin, four yeais old, was
run over in Hospital street. yesterday, and
killed.
The Consolidation, American and Borden
companies, three of the largest in the mining
region, will resume work to-day at 30 cents, al
the rate demanded by the miners. Only one
company-the Maryland-will then be idle.
Thos Quinn, Jr.. aged eight years, was
drowned In Blackstone River, at Pawtucket
yesterday.
jeremiah Lynch of New Haven, Ct, COM
mitted suicide yesterday by taking poison.
Col Geo. F. Usher, leading citizen of Bris
toll, r. l., and for many years commercial
agent of the Haytian government, died yester
day.
An order has been issued for the Universal
Life Insurance Co. to show cause why re-
celver should not be appointed.
secretary EvarlS, postmaster General hey
and Attorney General Devens arrived at Wind
sor, VT, yesterday noon, and will stay ovel
Sunday. The President and his party arrive
to-day. Secretary McCrary has gone to Wash
ington.
The statement that the franklin Insurance
Company of Wheeling, Old Dominion of Rich
mond, Va, residence of Cleveland, Homestead
of Waterfowl, N. Y, Missouri Valley Life oil
Leavenworth Kan, have been debsrred from
business in Missouri is incorrect They with
drew voluntarily.
John Thomas (colored) porter at Watcl
Hill, r. l., who was stabbed by Reuben Haw
kins, died yesterday
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-08-18
News and Other Items.

Among other things the thieves in St. John
stole the bell from Trinity Church on the night
OF the great fire, and the church wardens now
offer $100 reward for its recovery.
The recent great loss of life by the burning
OF cigar factory in Cincinnati has caused an
examination of twenty-nine buildings in that
city, used as factories, and thirteen of these
are pronounced dangerous through want of
proper exits.
Tho ticket nominated by the Virginia Demo-
Gratis last week is broken by the death of
Attorney General Raleigh T. Daniel, who was
unanimously selected for another term, which
occurred at his residence in Richmond Thurs.
day evening. He addressed the convention
after his nomination Friday night in perfect
health, but was soon after taken sick and sank
rapidly. He was 70 years old, and was one of
The foremost men of Virginia, alike as a lawyer,
speaker and writer.
A young man in Rochester went not long ago
to call upon some ladies'. He sent in his card,
was kindly received and passed a pleasant
evening. The next day one of the young
ladies happened to pick up the card again, and
on the back she found the following: "One
game of billiards, fifteen cents; drinks, twenty
cents; three games French with Joe, forty
i've cents; drinks, sixty cents" The card was
returned with note telling the young man
that he had lost his memorandum book.
A Michigan trapper furnishes what may be o
clue to the mysterious fate of Donaldson, the
gymnast and aeronaut. He writes to the
Chicago Inter-Ocean that while he was looking
for trapping grounds on the south branch of
the Big Manistee river, soon after Donaldson
disappeared, he found a piece of white ash
about five feet long, with five canvas ropes,
and five feet of line, and ''some other kind of
goods made fast to that" Not far off twas a
corpse, lying face down, no coat or boots on"
Near by there was an envelope post-marked
"Detroit, Mich.," and addressed to some one
In Chicago, and there were pencil figures upon
1t showing the direction of the wind
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MINOR TELEGRAms.

james Burroughs store in Granite block,
Manchester, N H., was burned YESTERDAY
morning. Loss $500; insured $250O. Damage
10 the block $500; insured.
W. B. Habby, indicted for subornation of
perjury IN the Grover Investigation, was held in
committed to Jail.
Josiah Failing, ex Mayor of Portland, Ore
gon. died Thursday.
The government canal around the rapids at
heokuk, Iowa, begun In 1867, is so far COM
pleted as to admit of the passage of boats, and
VIII be formally opened for navigation on
wednesday next
The President has not decided to adopt the
canadian Indian policy, which for some rea-
sons would not be expedient here.
a government circular will be soon issued,
festrictiDg the number of relatives, or persons
OF the same family, whom revenue collectors
may employ.
The PRESIDENT has approved the sentences of
the courts martial which tried Captain Stewart
and Eccles of the 18th iDfantry-the former for
drunkenness, and the latter for trying to bribe
acouncil OF the administration in the interest
of post trader.
An investigation proves that Mrs. Mary
Vance, reported to have died from Asiatic
cholera, in New York, was killed by kidney
disease.
Judge Donahue decides in the case of DoDa-
hue, the Erie striker, that although his offence
70 clearly indictable, no indictment has been
FOUND against the offender, and he will be dis
charged at the expiration of thirty days from
Inc tlme OF his arrest. which will be next We'd
Cardinal McCloskey was serenaded at New
port last night by the Newport Catholic Litera-
~ Association, with the Fort Adams Band
The cardinal made pleasant response.
1t is stated that the famine in Bombay is
increased by the inability of the railway to
bring forward any great supply of grain. The
recipients of charity in Madras are increased to
$4,000.
A collision on the Erie railroad between
freight trains, at the junction east of Grey
ductor Hurd's legs were cut Off
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-08-18

Michigan Red 22i. Corn Is duh; High Mixed 47c;
No August offered at 46c sales 46sc for September
October at 4sc; No White 4Sc; rejected 454c.
ST.. LOUIS, Aug II. Flour is lower; small sales
double extra Fall at s 250 30 Family brands 10
q 90. Wheat is inactive; No Red Fail at Is
sere NJ Mixed closing st S U M
at 26 q 261c. Whiskey steady at Os.
Ooa SegR - b 6d Hour $4,000 bush wheat
1000 bush rye, 1900 hogs, 300 cattle.
MILwAUKEE Aug. 17.-Flour is quiet Wheat is
unsettled No 1 Milwaukee at IL; No 2 Milwaukee
sefc AagqSt at 81 Hos flr at
No 2 at 29c Rye is easier; No at &c., Barley firm
er; No Spring cash 63c.
Freghts-Wheat to Buffalo Ale.
Receipts, 100 bbls flour 80 900 bush wheat
Shipments-S2O0 bbs flour, 81, COO bush wheat.
DETROIT, August 17.-Flour-new White at 6 So
Wheat (g lower; extra White Michigan at % q
new White 29lc.
Receipts11a5 bbls -four, $4,000 bush wheat, LOCO
shipments It's bbs four: 3,s6S bush wheat 1920
bush corn 1000 bush oats.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 17.-Pork dull at 10 CO.. Lard
IN good demand; current make at 40; kettle at 81
az TO- Bulk Meats in fair demand; shoulders at Al !;
short rib middles at g q 65 short clear do 90.
steady at Os.. ''0'' az IS ~ % "n-''' %
Live Hogs steady; common at so q rs; light at
~ l0 ~ packing so q co; butchers at 10 e
D 2O receipts of 925 head; shipments 1000 head.
| CLEVELAND, Aug. i6.-The Petroleum market is
| firm at 11ac for standard White.
CHARLESTON, Aug. H.-Cotton is quiet; Middling
uplands al lie.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug. IT, Cotton quiet; Middlng
uplands at 105c.
NORFOLK, Aug. T.-Cotton quiet Middlng up
lands at 10sc.
Augusta, Aug. 17.-Cotton is quiet and steady
Middling uplands at lie.
NEW YORK. Aug 17.-Cotton s quet Middlng
uplands at 11Ac.
| SAVANNAH, Aug 17.-Cotton quiet; Middling up
lands at lie.
MOBILE, Aug. H.-Cotton nominal; Mddling up
| lands 10sc.
GALVESTON, Aug 17.-Cotton is dull; Middling
uplands at lie.
| WILMINGTON, Aug. 17.-Cotton is dull; Middlina
| uplands at 11lc.
| ST. LoU5s, Aug. 17.-Cotton unchanged Midding
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-08-18
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.

Greenback Convention at Auburn.
LEWISTON, Aug ia Greenback County
Convention was held at Auburn to-day. The
nominations were:
Senators-Ed. F. Stevens, Cyrus Morse.
Sheriff-S r. York.
Commissoner-F N. Moore.
Register of Deeds-T. j. Murphy.
Treasurer. W Hall
Homicide i'm CherryReId.
CHERRYFIELD, Aug. 17.-Charles Lindsay,
about 20 years DID, was shot dead last evening,
few miles above Cherry field, by young man
named Anderson. Lindsay was conducting
riotousy about the camping tent of Anderson's
mother. Anderson gave himself up and is
now in custody.
boy Drowned.
HALLowELL, Aug. fiddle Mclaughlin,
a boy about eight years old, fell from a
wharf in this city while fishing to-day and was
drowned. His body was recovered.
Accidents.
BDDEFoRD, Aug. ia two year old grand
feet breaking the left thigh bone in two places.
Mrs. Gotta, an elderly lady, fell backwards
ont of wagon to-day and received serious IL
juries.
A six year ole son of Howard Frost, of
Springvale, while playing near hay cutter
caught his left hand in the knives completely
severing the second and third fingers and cut
ting to the bone the remaining ones.
While unloading freight at the Eastern depot
this morning a hogshead of molasses fell upon
James Blackstone, breaking his leg
tion Endorses the President.
CHERRYFIELD, Aug. 17.-At the County Re-
publican Convention yesterday resolution ex-
pressing confidence in the honesty and integrity
of President Hayes was adopted.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-08-18
Foreign Notes.

Mr. Lowell, o. S. Minister to Spain. will be
received by the King today.
The Colorado beetle has spread over twenty
five acres at Langenreichenbach, near Targan.
1t is reported that Germany is demonstrating
against the action of France in fortifying on
the Swiss frontier. This is causing much I'M
easy feeling.
Louis Prosper Ernest DuVergie de Hauranne,
ex-deputy for Sancerreau, and author of works
on the United States, died Wednesday of sun
stroke at Deauville, aged a. He was one of
the leading moderate Republicans, and son
of the historian of parliamentary Govern
ment in France
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-08-18
More Strikes Impepdiup.

New YORK, Aug. 17.-Pennsylvania specials
say the arrest of strikers on the Philadelphia
and Erie road, has aroused indignation in the
trainsmen's union. Arrangements for gene.
raj strike are being perfected.
There are strong probabilities of the trouble
in the Lehish Valley coal region becoming as
serious as the strike in the northern coal fields.
1t is reported that general strike has been
agreed upon by the miners in Lykens Valley
district. This would make the strike general
throughout all the Pennsylvania coal region,
except the Schuylkill district.
Many idle miners about Wilkesbarre are dis
satisfied, and are openly proclaiming desire to
resume work.
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War Notes,

The finance law orders the Servian loan of
1876 to be fully paid up. The full amount is
twelve million francs and only 2,752, 215 francs
have been paid. October q and January /, are
fixed for compulsorily calling in the balance
The frontier districts which have suffered on
account of the war are exempted.
Suleiman Pasha has arrived at Elena
Two iron clads with 2600 men are about to
leave Constantinople for Crete.
1t is believed in official quarters that Midhat
or Server Pasha will be appointed Ottoman
ambassador at Vienna. Midhat was lately pro-
posed for Paris ambassador, but he does not
wish to take that post.
Seventy-four hundred Turkish prisoners have
passed through Roumania.
Bismarck is expected in Berlin for two
days visit next week, when he will confer with
the Emperor.
The railways from St. Petersburg to Rische-
neff are carrying 1000 men daily.
One OF the chief piers of the RI ilway bridge
at Barbascbi has given way.
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THE INDIANS.
Going to whip Them the Next Time sure

Going TO Whip Them the Next Time Sure
CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE following from Gen.
Gibbon to Gen. Tenny, dated Deer Lodge Mon
tana. Aug. 18Th, has been received:
Have just arrived. The wounded are getting
along well, thanks to the prompt assistance
days. Howard left for the battlefield, in pur-
suit, day before yesterday. Only fifty of his in
faptry were up. sent with him three officers
and fifty men. I met Norwood's company of
of the I'd cavalry at Big Hole. He is probably
with Howard by this time. Cushing's two
companies of artillery passed here this morn
ing in wagons, and have ordered them to rush
down the stage road forty miles a day. Have
also telegraphed to the commanding officers at
Fort Hall to start some Bannocks up towards
Lemhi and the mountain passes to get .informa-
ton as to which way the Nez Perces are head
ing. They cannot travel rapidly with their
wounded, and the next time they are struck
they will be ruined.
Indians Coming to Washington.
OMAHA, Aug LIT is expected that dele
cation of Indian chiefs, including hed Cloud,
| Spotted Tail, Little Big Man and other promi-
nent chiefs Of various tribes, VIII shortiy visit
| Washington.
A Scare in Idaho.
PLEASANT VALLEY, Idaho, Aug. 16.-A
| large party of Indians crossed the stage road
| going east toward Henry's Lake this afternoon.
| about twenty-six miles south OF this place.
| They are supposed to be hostiles They did no
harm to any one. The stage cannot pass to-
night but it is thought will go through tomor-
row. The employees had to desert Hole in the
Rock stage station, bu, got the horses away,
| and have sent a messenger to Gen. Howard,
who is encamped at Red Rock Station, forty
| miles from here.
Outbreak i'm British Columbia Feared,
OTTAWA, Aug. 17.-An Indian outbreak on
| the British Columbia border is feared. Presi-
| dent Hayes indicates willingness to cooperate
with Canada in its suppression.
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New York Stock .ua u.n.v make,

NEW YORK, Aug. 17-Evening. closed at
II q per cent; mercantile paper Al q 6.
Foreign Exchange dull and steady; actual business
at 1921 q 4S3 fer bankers go days sterling and 4S44
q 4S5 for demand; nominal asking rate remain 4S4
for go days and 486 for sight drafts.
Cola throughout the day at 1869, with borrowing
rates g. q, q per cent per annum and 1-64 per
diem. Giod clearings $s,s45000. The treasury dis
bursements $4,000 for interest and $245 900 for
bonds. The Custom receptss to-day were S465 OOO
Imports of dry goods at the post of New York for
the week ending to-day were $4,000 I425; amount
marketed, $2, 206, 43O.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to-day ag-
gregated 224 965 shares, including New York Central
1850 shares, Lake Shore 81 725 shares Northwes-
tern 1884 shares do preferred $500 shares Rock Is
land $3.50 shares, Milwaukee & st Paul 25GO shares
do preferred 5000 shares, Delaware 81 Hudson 1890
shares, Michigan Central 1850 shares Pacific Mail
13,725 shares, Western Union 81 205 Rshares Morris
s. Essex 67S3 shares, Ohio 511O shares.
The feIlOwingawere the closing quotations of Gov
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-08-18
mONTENEGRIN CAMPAIGN.

Turks Marching TO the Relief of Nicsies.
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Times correspondent
with the Montenegrin army telegraphs from
Aluga the 10Th, and says, Our outposts report
that the Turkish army, with IL battali ons of
regulars and several thousand irregulars, began
a movement on Desbriak
The Montenegrin force, which is utterly mad
equate to oppose them, will fall backi for the
protection of the inhabitants till reinforcements
arrive. The Turks are probably acting for the
relief of Nicsics.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1877-08-18
NEW YORK.
Missing Immigrants.

NEW YORK, Aug 1.-THE police inspector
of Brooklyn received letter to day from G..
W. Ruggles of the Boston & Albany R. R. Of
fee at Brookline, Mass, informing him that
who came from Irsland in the latter nar FL" Of
July, were to have met their brother at Fulton
Ferry. Brooklyn, Aug. LIST, but they have not
since been seen or heard from by their relatives
or friends, who fear that they may have been
lost somewh here in New York or Brooklyn
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Secretary Evar,s AT windsor,

WINDSOR, Vt, Aug. 17-Whitelaw Ried,
editor-n-chief of the New York Tribune, ar
rived in town this afternoon on the New York
express and is the guest of Secretary Evarts
He will remain in town over the Sabbath and
on Monday accompany the Presidential party
to the Whee Mountains. This afternoon Mr..
Evarts with his four-in-hand, took Attorney
General Devens and Postmaster General Key
out to view some of the beauties of the seen
cry in and around Windsor. It is now expected
that Secretary Evarts will meet the Presiden-
tial party at Claremont junction and take
them to Windsor with his carriages. thus en-.
abling the President to see something of the
most attractive scenery in the Green Noun
tain and Granite States.