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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-11-26

The Tennessee Legislature will meet
the 9th of January next. The Ten
nessee Bondholders have renewed
their offer to compromise at 90 cents
on the dollar, with per cent. inter
est, payable by tax-receivabie coupons
or new bonds at par, bearing 4 per
cent, interest, payable the same way.
1t is not likely, from present APP
pearances, that Tennessee will accept
either proposition, though the bond
holders say this is their ultimatum.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-11-26
A sudden Death.

There is something terrible in the
thought of having our friends stricken
down at our side, without a parting
word of endearnent or consultation
one moment at our side in the flush of
vigorous life, cheering our hearts with
their loving sympathy; the next at our
feet, pale with death, deaf to our cries
and needless of our tears. Every ex-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-11-26

cessive fat person is in instant danger OF
such a death. Seven-tenths of the vic
Tins of obesity die of heart disease or
appoplexy. Allan's Anti-Fat, the only
remedy for obesity, reduces the weight
by regulating the digestion and assimi-
lating of the food. It is perfectly harm
less, and its use will insure, in every in
stance, reduction of weight from two
to five pounds a week,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-11-26
NOT FOUND.

The story of the discovery of the
remains of A. T. Stewart proves to be
untrue. The reward for his remains
and robbers has been increased to
$4,000, but as yet all is darkness
There is not even promising clue to
this outrage on mankind, which like
the theft of Charlie Ross, seems des-
tined to perpetual non-discovery.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-11-26

Col. NEWMAN throws down his
cards and abandons the game to cold
Joe" Declines to contest. Your
play next Governor. But then its
merely way of announcing oneself
a candidate again. So go along with
the amusement.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-11-26
the amusement.

Gov. McMULLIN yesterday at Alb
ingdon announced, in speech, that
he would contest Col. Richmond's
title to a seat in the 46th Congress,
and if he failed to get it he would be
a candidate for Congress until he gets
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-11-26
Gold hangs at Is

THE Virginia Legislature meets to-
morrow week, December 4th. The
Editor of the NezoS expects to laave
for Richmond next Tuesday morning.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-11-26
THE TOWN OF GooDsoN.
Pit.
Nov. 26-5t


VS..
Jacob Thomas. VIM. Whiteside, 8.
w. Jones and r. E. Jones, NJ l..
BIackley and Sarah A, his wife,
Defts.
The parties in the above cause are
hereby notified, that ! will proceed, rt
my office in Abingdon. Va, on the
Cd day of December. 1875, to "ascer-
tain the amount of credits on the pur-
chase money notes of defendant Thorn
as, and also TO ascertain the condition
of the title TO the lots in the bill men,
toned and in whom it exists. &c, &c,
Given under my hand this l4tR day
of November, 1878.
+. +. COSBY,
Com'r in Chancsry.
Nov. a6-lt
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-11-26

Senator Jno. W. Johnston has
our thanks for stack of Congress
sional Records, which are valuable
for reference.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-11-26
TERMS.

Cash In hand sufficient to pay cost
of suit, cost and commissions of sale,
the remainder on a credit of six,
twelve and eighteen months, equal in
stalments, with interest from date. the
purchaser being required to execute
notes to us as commissioners with APP
proved security. and lein retained
for ultimate payment.
J. H. WOOD, / Special
]. Z. BURSON, Com rs.
oct %. '7S-tds
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-11-26
Commissioners Sale.

PURSUANT to a decree of the Cir
i cult Court of Washington Co, Va i,
rendered at the January term, 1878, of
said Court, in the case of u. l.. Bur-
son and others VS.. E. J. & A. J. Dunn
we will offer for sale on the premises,
on Friday, the 29th of November,
1878, to the highest bidder, the house
and lot belonging to and lately oecu-
pied by said E. J. tE A. ]. Dunn, stu
ated in the town Of Goodson, Wash
ington county. Va, on Virginia Hill,
adjoining the property of David Will
son and others. Said property is To-
Gated in one of the healthiest and
most desirable localities in the town,
and has all the appointments and con
veniences which make home desira-
bic.
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new Rich Blood

Parsons PurSRtiVe Pills make New Rich
Blood, and will completely change the blood in
the entire system In three months. Any person
who will take pill each night from to u weeks
may be restored to sound health, If such a thing
be possible. Sent by mail for letter stamps
S. JOHNSON & CO., Bangor, Ne. 4w
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the delegates The president the Rev. Thomas s. Pres
ton was not able attend The number Of associations
affiliated with the union stated TO be sxty-fve.
Resolutions were adopted calling special attention to
Catholic education, and protest against I'll, disciimina-
ton by which Catholics who compose more than two
Thirds of the army and navy uDproyded vita CHAP
lauS"
The SYNOD of the German Reformed Church,
which met in Lancaster, Penn, adjourned Thursday
May % The next session will be held at Tfin, Ohio in
1881. The statistics reported showed q synods, 40
classes go ministers. 1867 congregations, 1i7'316
members 100 1876 COMMUNICATE members s9S2S sun
day-schoo scholars ard 178 students for the ministry
The Of the effort TO create greater harmony on
pons of doctrine and USAGE emphasized by series
resolutions The ministers, editors ana tntOoklch
professors were admonishcd TO cultivate spirit 0t
harmony These resolutions were unanimously adopted
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VILE COLLEG Z NOTES.

Nrw-UAvFN MAY 30.-The Spring games
Of the Yale Athletic Association took place yesterday
afternoon ut Hamilton Park under the charge OF Mr..
William c. Dole, jr and the events were as follows:
l. 100 yards tlsh)-WOn by +. W. Brown -. ;. = =,
2 Rmnning high inmp-won by J. !ewe;t. 20, $. s. s.
O. ID. Thompson and Jcwet tach jumped lce' houes'
g. rhc Eai;-;nlc run was won by II. Livingston, 20 in
L. Throwing -ball-won by W. +. Hutchinson. 80;
s. Tag of wtr-'sl pulled so in 90 seconds, and 20
g. s,Ior race 40 yards-won by T. T. Mower in 80.
:. Throwing the ham,ner-Won 10y q. D. thompson
9 QHGrci,miie run-Won by II. Livingston, 70 in
TO- iHrde race, 20 yards, 10 hurd!cs-won by W. c.
II. one nile rnn~Mr Jewett was TIE only gentleman
WHO presented himself and he made the distance III
Little interest seems to he taken in athletic matters
Yale. and Only few persons witnessed the contests
winch certainly very fine Mr. Dole deserves
great credit FOR taking cargo of the and for try
ing create interest IN sports OF this kind f!hc
prizes TO the aggregate value of $l25, were gwen.
Yesterday was of gala dag at the Art school In
the afternoon fine dinner served i'll the binding,
which small aud select parry consisting OF IrCs
Porter several OF the professors OF the college ana Re"
guests from abroad down. In the evening more
general reception held and the whole building was
thrown open visitors. NuSic was furnished by an or
chcsIa ami the Art School collections together with
the work Of the stuGeutS were on exhibition.
Under the unccasnR efforts of Professor Weir the All
School taking high rank. The regular course OF Study
continues through period of three wears ard fine adj
VANTAGE for attaining proficiency arc oftrcd The mum
Der Of regular students n0w the school is twenty rec
Besides these under graduate students, mostly
OF The Scientific school. receive instruction.
Annual examinations will begin on Tuesday of next
week. and Will last a few days two weeks. The pro-
CraInme COR Commencement Week has not been au-
nounced yet but the first exercise Will be the Dc Forest
speaking on Friday June II. An important feature OF
Commencement Week will he the twenty IN anniver-
sary Of the Glass of 49, large number OF the members
of which will be present On Wednesday morning MI
T. C. Sedman VIII read poem before the class, ana III
the afternoon they will attend the Law hOol in BODY
listen the address OF Randall l. Gibson also mem
Der of 'J3) before the students OF that del atlmch IN
the evening q dinner Will be eaten At the sea view
House SaYIn Rock.
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RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE.

The second Sunday Of June Tomorrow
week. is CbIdrens Day throughout the Methodist Epis
cOpal Church.
Under the lead OF Mr.. Edward Kimball the
Central Congregational Church Of Chelsea, Mass
tincrished its debt of $780, 900 last Sunday.
Bishop ColensO will attend the Pan-Angli-
can synod which meets a; Lambeth, July 2. lie has
been by the Archbishop OF Canterbury and has
accepted the INVITATION
The seventy-slxth annual meeting Of the
General Association Of the Congregational Churches Of
Massachusetts, Will be held at Fan River, June 1920
TOis association represents 326 churches.
The trustees of the Chicago Theological
ue Curtss Professor of Biblical Literature in place
Of Professor G. Bartlett who has become president Of
Dartmouth College,
1t is expected that 900 or more delegates
will attend the annual convention of the NcwYork
State sundayschoOl Association, which Will be held in
tAe Emanuel Baptist Church, Albany, June a. and the
three following days
OF the forty replies received by The COngYe-
Cdtonait to its question: "One sermon or two the
Sabbath - tie majority favored The letters
were Congregational ministers All the writers
favor some substitute for the second sermon.
The Congregational Publishing Society,
whose house is in Boston, has had prosperous year
The Gales have amounted 10 S63,14 the expenses
were ~ 62s which is onctbird less than the average
expenses prevOus years There has been loss
slIukage of benevolent funds.
At the recent State Convention Of the New
Hampshire Untarans cordial invitation was gwen 10
the orthodox clergy and laty TO attend Professor H.
Townsend, OF the Boston Theological Seminary (Metho
DISH discussed with d.. II. W. Bellows the question:
"Tke Bible: what sl what is II Origin and what Is
Its Relation TO Modern Lfei"
The Rev. w. Ii. II. Murray, of Boston, will
tomorrow ENTER fully into statement Of the
religious moral social, musical, benevolent and econo
ic forces" which the church he asks his congregation
build will represent Tie Of the proposed struc
ture VIII be 100000, all Of which Mr. Murray hopes
he contributed by 500 men, In sums OF S4OO EACH
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society of
the Methodist Episcopal Church have appropriated for
the fiscal year the OF Or with exchange
added 900. This association has raised. Its
eanizaon, $447,S62. 1t supports 140 day schools,
orphanages, boarding-schools and $50 Bible women,
and native female teachers. Its auxiliary societies
number 2 1902, and its members o0,1s7
The following elections were made by the
Southern Methodist General Conference. sitting at At
3anta: Dr. j. b. McFersin book agent; o. p. Fitzgerald
Editor OF The Christian Adroeate Thomas 0. sammers
tditor OF books A. W. Wilson, missionary secretary
w. @. z. Cunningham, sundayschool editor. With re-
kArd to tho Publishing House II determined to sell
4hreefourhs Of tho real estate, to reduce saaes anu
- conduct business hereafter on smaller scaIe'
Eat the fourth annual convention OF the
Catholic Young Mems National Union which opened In
bp1Slo, May %, Bishop Ryan delivered an address to
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4 SERIES OF LECTURES
~ on SUBJECTS CONNECTED
WITH MODERN ENGLISH LITERATURE
By JAMES I. FIELDS.
RostOn with Authors"
Editor Of Tho Atlantic Monthly"
These lectures Authors and Books consisting largely
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Alfred Tcnnyson. the Man and the Poet
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William Wordsworth, with RccollectOns OF the Lake
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christopher North, with Personal Recollcctions.
Thomas Hood.
Charles Lamb and his Friends.
William Cow aud his Peculiar influence the World,
DE Quincy. The English Opium Eater.
Keats and shelley with the story Of their Lives.
Thomas G. Campbell. Nathaniel Hawthorne
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Lightning Phenomenon. J. Staylcs;
secondary Lunar RainhowTW j. Noble
OUR ASTRONOMICAL COLUMN:
The Temperance Of Temples Comet 1873 II.
Occultaiion 0f Mars
GEOGRAPHICAL NOTES,
PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF METALS. by Charles X.
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rul. .at a- r'-1t there afc more m'u
los su-',-"u payment - tur- than has
h,,u l,f'l, ., ir TIE only aSun thai
They have money ln tie r'elct "L!r iheT have uncohrd
g'iI 100 th'f h'-f''.
IL should D., % l.rt o.. iIo,'t benefits u you
please. don't wI,ID - utHy amt fellow il3 it0a
,ori man ard ro'-l ft-''.. h".a.f. De- B" poor
o., Dos atom rf oii, 1.ii'- ~ the order IN New
Nork now, }, o., mpr " ....'E
The flcf IT, too tf.. tr..udd rom The craft
thc Be-, b.. tut 900 lth 10 enable al To- pay
Lower ~.
90 down expenses ere too hIlh-r gala and furu
tuu Iu % u Zoo J Initiation Zee &" hall and t'fc
viii De Large '.,a 90 t' @ PIT dues 10 hail. and tiers
Will uc fewer ti-nn-.' l- a. t I,u I't' W' Mt
Of itch'sf most .'.i -it. Aii l'+-t worthy
81 IlH fsid a4d 0ioI'Auutc Lodges fo come
sound bu-.u'fs pr, ball. employ oTgaus~ and
-esr,taIIc. buy i'I4 'tf'r WEAR the Old ST. and IN al
other mAtt'- maaI." th. ..l- 90 the Lodge IN view 81"
u,c.siiy ,,H,.' HH aJu-t yourself practically aud
promptly tu t'i' tIi. .'I
!n hi. ,oln.,. Ii. ..l tlo Grand Secretary -
Sew Nrfk i.r. o. .t prtttca question, which hc
duult'-s li'." d. :. .- III.
{ a., II.