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National Republican., 1878-06-27

THE worst thing that has yet been said
about Mrs. JENKs is chronicled In the col
umns of the Cleveland Leader, where we
ind her alluded to as a "paniered Creole.
II this don't excite her Scotch blood moth.
ing will. However, she has loaded her ex.
aminerS and cross-examines with freight
OF Facts aud words that they cannot conve-
nientiy carry off without the aid of paniers
such MS the Grcascrs use in harncssing uu
their JHrrOs.
National Republican., 1878-06-27

SENATOR BRUCE, with his bride, arrived
in New York on Tuesday evening, and took
rooms at the Hoffman House. OF course
there is no circumstance in life of sufficient
privity to protect against the interviewer.
The Hf'aids reporter went for the Senator
In hot haste, but he was too i'll to talk, and
the interviewer retired in good order
National Republican., 1878-06-27

THE New Orleans Democrat, which was 80
hostile to Senator MORTON that 1t would
not mention his name in its columns while
living, now soitcns its obdurate heart to
say that WALTER MORTON, son of the Sen
stor, who has been with Captain EAps for
the past eighteen months, has written a
book OH the " South Pass Jetty Improve
"ments," which is to be published in the Glll.
He is quite young man, not yet twenty
one years of age, but his work is said to be
very comprehensive and thorough.
National Republican., 1878-06-27

TIME was when the idea of the South
seeking payment tor slaves emancipated by
the war would have been secuted ut as the
very height of impudence But now that
the Democracy has had control of the House
for three years only, that idea is seriously
discussed by such leading Democratic jour
nails us the Macon (Ga) Telegraph. 1t
claims that the slaves were property"
and that their emancipation was robbery
National Republican., 1878-06-27
DIED.

DIED.
Elizabeth kraN. aged nj years
Funeral nom the residence OF William T. Kelley
no lol f1nh street northeast, this Thursday even.
i9s. ~ o'clock Friends and acquaintances are In
,HICHARDs.-On the morning OF June 2s 1879
days ' '' ' -
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to at
tend tend his ipneral, nom the Fourth baptist Church
day, the 9Th instant, at $50 o'clock D. m. fBalti
more payers please oopy.l
FARNUM.-on Tuesday June Is, 1878, at 10 a m.
fernum, aged years and months '''' ''
Funeral nom !ls NJ street northwest Thursday, al
tend. " ~ Nv
JIRDINsToN.-on June Is. is7s, JOHNNIE ELLrS.
dnston, aged months
Funeral ffom residence Of his parents 1906 stree,
northwest, on Thursday, nth instant, nj D. m :
National Republican., 1878-06-27

THE odorless Excavating Company, hith-
eTto accepted as The Boss in its line of busi-
ness, Is non-plussed for once. Some wag
brought about this result by leaving at the
eompanys office an order to clean out the
POTTER committee room.
National Republican., 1878-06-27

OUR complaint that the United States
commissioners to the International None
tary Commission were selected without re-
gard to the rightful demands for represen-
tation by the bi.metalists meets with a
eommendatory response the country over.
The Syracuse Courier, referring to it, very
justly remarks:
The double,standard men, who are response.
bic for the international conference, have the
modification of seeing the United States rop-
resented by commission which has little
sympathy with them.
National Republican., 1878-06-27

THE New York Tribune inserts its spear
In GLovER's armor in this wise "Mr.
GLOVER has been listening to a lot of fool
ish stories from discharged employees and
disreputable and crack-brained experts.
: He failed to find anything in his eager
search for fraud, but lacks the decency to
Say so.r
National Republican., 1878-06-27

ofan impoverished people" This sugges-
ton is by no means new one in Georgia,
where certified invoices of slave property
are recorded in the archives of nearly every
county in the statel
National Republican., 1878-06-27

CLERK ADAMs,'of the House, wisely re-
frains from answering Senator DoRsEY's
open letter " regarding the enrolment of
the sundry civil bill. The charges made
against him in that letter are unanswerable,
National Republican., 1878-06-27
Called u Truce.

The reyOlutloniSs have called a truce until afte
the election. Publicly they promise peace; pr.-
vatcly they promise 70 overlurn the Government
provided they are imtrusted with power in The
FUrty.siXth Congress
National Republican., 1878-06-27

TliEsavage Bannocks were peaceable un-
I'll the drunken and imbccile Democratic
House reduced them to the point of starva.
non, by failing to make necessary appropri-
atoms for their support,
National Republican., 1878-06-27
MagnauIInIty aud Gratitude.
IUtIra Republican,

Mr.. Cunkling supported FentOn, who was his
enemy, aud Herman neither said nor did anything
for tEc ChnutauqnG politician, though he had been
his friend. MAgnannnity muvcd Conkling. Graft.
tudC failed u move kcTmnn.
National Republican., 1878-06-27

WHETHER Mrs. JENEs deserves it or not,
she certainly receives credit from the press
generally of having mastered her inquis-
itors Of the POTTER COMMITTEES.
National Republican., 1878-06-27
A Little secret Out.
New York Tr!bunc.l

WhCa Statesmanlikc persons at Washington wish
10 have something said, aud do not wish 10 say ii
themselves they ask our gOOd-humOrcd agent Of
the Associated Press TO do II for them, and the so.
lcmnity with which he goes through the motions
as II hc were doing 1t ont Of his own head, is al.
ways edIyhH.
National Republican., 1878-06-27

The WATTEEsoS-HEwrTr explosion is
only heard of now through its waning
echoes. WATTERsoN knew whom IL would
be safe to talk sassy" to.
National Republican., 1878-06-27

PUBLIC verdict regarding the late session
Of the Democratic. House :-Imbecile up to
the last hour; then drunk and disorderly.
National Republican., 1878-06-27
Point with Pride.

TNIIVlIyO ITIDWTICJ
The Democratic House adjourned In the midst Of
tumult, disorder, and drunkcnness about forty
members being Intoxicated. In n few DAYS the
State conventions will point with pride, aud col-
gTHtulatc, and 50 on.
National Republican., 1878-06-27


COMMISSIONER FENTON AND SILVER.
We have already stated that the only OBJ
lection that could be urged against the APP
pointment Of Senator FENToN on the Silver
Commission, was his anti-silver views and
proclivities Our opinions were based upon
Mr.. FENToNs well understood views on that
question up to the time when the silver bill
became law. We were either misinformed
as to his attitude on the question, before
reconciliation became fixed fact or
he has changed since-or the jamestown
Journal, published at his home, is mistaken
now, as to his real position. The Journal
is not advised whether he will attend the
convention or not, but it controverts the
charge that he is in favor of the single
standard. II insists that Mr. FESToS is a
qualified bi-metalist; that is, he favors the
two metals upon the ratio of value
being established and accepted by the prin-
cipal governments Of Europe. In other
words, he is for the double standard upon
the basis of equal value, and such co-opera-
tion as will justify one international stand
ard for the two metals This is Mr.. FEyroy's
attitude toward the important question, and
now it remains to be seen how far his
superior attachments for gold may in
fuence his action to the prejudice of the
fair valuation Of silver in the adjustment of
relative values. 1t is for this conference to
decide whether its jurisdiction extends be-
yond the existing ratios of valuation be-
tween the Latin Union aud thelAmerican
Union, which are between 15l and 16; or
whether it will discard the ratios of both
unions and introduce an entirely new one
The great danger attending this com mi ission
is that its members from this Government
are not sufficiently pronounced in their
views and sentiments, and may be moulded
to line of action that will not prove lust
to American silver or advantageous to our
people. If the ratio should be changed, saw
l5l to !, or II to I, or 20 to /, it were better
that we had let well enough alone. But it
is not fair to misrepresent the views of the
commissioners or prejudice the action of
the conference 1t is to be hoped that q
wise adjustment of the pending questions
may be reached, and that the. conference
called for by this Government may prove a
blessing to our interests.
National Republican., 1878-06-27
Want ID Sublupd.
Fcrego All Earthly Piensure

Utica Republican,
They have noprcludice against color down South
but they want IL subdued
National Republican., 1878-06-27

THE present Indian war is another legacy
bcqucathed TO the country by the Demo-
cratic House.
National Republican., 1878-06-27
Dlogenes Rewarded,
IChieago Inter.Ocean.l

Chicago lnter.Ocean.l
fthe Potter committee 90 on at the present rate
much longer they will convince the country that
at least there was one honest nun among the
visiting statcsmen," and that that man was John
Sherman.
National Republican., 1878-06-27
ThurInau's snort.

lbhyton lONlol JOURNAL
Senator Thurman's snort, when he uses his red
bandana, II repeated on the mlcrophonc would be
worse than one of old Bill Aliens howls
National Republican., 1878-06-27

large sale that Dr. Bulls Baby syrup enjoys. lis
great popularity s due only 70 the excellent quail.
ues possessed by this household medicine E cents
National Republican., 1878-06-27

Harrisburg Telcsraph.l
Ben Butler Is ready to fOrcgo III earthly pleas.
ure and political honor II he only can impeach the
President
National Republican., 1878-06-27
RESPONSIBILITY OF THE DEMOCRATS.

REsPONsIBILITy OF THE DEMOCRATS.
When we take hasty review of the
omissions Of the late session of Congress,
we are reminded of the fact that several
important measures relating to the public
welfare, which originated in and were
passed by the Senate, were defeated by q
Democratic House. The Senate passed the
amendment to the bill for the repeal of the
resumption law, among the most salutary
measures of the session, and the Democratic
House defeated it. A Republican Senate
passed the provision empowering the Post
master-General to contract with the Brazil
ian line Of steamers for carrying the mails
between the two countries, ameasure which
would have secured to this nation trade of
S5O,OOOOOO annually, and the Democratic
House, under the dictation Of its Democrat
ic Speaker, consigned the benifcent
public measure to the tomb. Twice
has Republican Senate attempted to foster
and build up an international trade with
South America, and twice have the Demo-
Gratis put their foot upon it with fatal force,
and each time from illiberal and dishonest
motives. These chapters of history should
not be forgotten by the business menj and
merchants of the country, when they next
place their suffrages in the ballot-box. This
account cannot be settled as effectually any
where else as there. The loss of millions to
our trade and commerce, together with all
the principal ills that now afilict this nation
are chargeable upon the Democratic ma
jority Of the House of Representatives II
they have power to oppress the country after
the close of the present Congress, it will be
the fault of the people.
National Republican., 1878-06-27
UssoUGHT HoNoRs DECLINED.

One of the most pleasant, and at the same
time perplexing, incidents of editorial life
arises from the reception Of anonymous
notes like the following-pleasant, because
such notes give testimony that, in this In
stance, our editorial labors have aroused
the admiration and the ire of some one, and
perplexing, because there is no telling who
that some one is. But the note must speak
for itself:
National Republican., 1878-06-27
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

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,so6-on sunday oniy-Baiiimore Annapolis and
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burg Beltsyile, LAUREL Annapolis Junction, Jessups
AGneR ffs fi,y aef Tss Ts
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hHS$ jt!!s. II s.sr
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srd Sss ssfY SsB hal
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sGMfc%so "1d AM SAy SeEW%sus EXPIRES
'isSPl9Y sieP"iYh "iYh$frIM5Rns Sats + Sa''asS Express.
AND PITrsBURa EXPREss. fittsburs, except
pssSsTitsSEE% II YofKS PHIlIADELPMIA, AND
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All All Tan. fs sss sscp q qfay Rs s1ssSi sasio Sunday
Al ira Tsps so % .,Sp y r John. Run s
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@ sna S sSs S
WHARF w ha tnGo
FOR bagYase to be checked and received any pOnt
WI CLEMENTs. Master Of Transportion-
dEd i y SokG kG5sTs SsRsr aens.s TsHS Assn AGENT eo
TO THE s5R4a WAY .sS sSvES vsE5Sb1nwr.,
srLrSB5 B2ff TRASk aaifiSkaf 51hE R4II rsuIr
TRAINS LEAVE ISNf WHsuISET5s, 4 tsiS from Depo, cor
For hgs PI.Sn g, Srtsh and streets rs Sows; u ,,
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t aSSsE H!b Fsfis fS5 E SGsfss
Fsis: s:h c.. e. e ssS $s'sys i
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pres. Of Pullman Parlor Cars, sao a N. daily, es-
For BtooEiyn, New York. all through trains counecs
al sdss 5s5sSs ,y N.Y., will ,Is 6Sa.. q RTSSotIEn Apnea
Ing double ierriase and Journey across New York
for New York and the East i:p p. m. daiiy. except
Sunday, with Sleeping Cars from Washington 10
For phiadelpnia i:0 p m. daily, except Sunday and
press sn a m daily, except Sunday.
Accommodation for Baltimore, &S. SD o. m. and I0
p. IN. daily, except Sunday.
For Popes Creek Line, Gs5 a. NJ and t.o p m. daily
except Sunday.
For AnIapoirs SIS = IN. and ~ tn m daily except
sunday
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For AlexaldIb. 81, sl0l 10 H. a. M !, tsoS o:o,
!, y. m. On Sunday at ei0 u and l, and !, y.
For Richmond aud the south, . Ii and aOU daily,
and $40 y. IN. daily, excerpt Sunday.
Trims leave Alexandria TOR Washington. g. g.
Glo. 70 II m, 120 $50 and p. m.
Tn SUNDAY st g. and 10 a M. and Q: . u m.
Tickets, Information, sleeping and parlor-car 90
eommodations can be procured at the Otices-north-
east corner Of Thirteenth street and
enue northeast corner Of sixth street and Pennsyl
yanin avenue and at the depot, where orders be
len for the hecking OF baggage 10 destination from
hotels and residences.
l. =. FARMER General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. RpI usl.
National Republican., 1878-06-27
CR.A-NEY'S
"WEST POINT HOTEL,

West Point, n. y, on the Parade Ground In the
myl0FMW-2m
National Republican., 1878-06-27
VIM. H. MAIN & CO.,
Real Estate and Claim Agents,
Mess Pennsylvania avenue northwest.
WASHINGTON. nc

City and Country Property for saie or exchange
Houses Lots. and Farms IN all parts of the City and
Country on ensy terms. Loans negotiated, Houses
rented, and Rents collected and Returns piade
promptly. Large TRACTS OF southern Land TO ex.
change 'Or Northern Property, and NortI ern Prop.
erty TO exchange for southern Land. Ohice hours
SPECIALITY. mrt Il
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-20
The Border Fair.

/ We have never seen more energy
displayed in anything than is now
exhibited by those who are engineer
ing our coming Border Fair EXhihi-
tiGn. The amusemeDts will be with
Dut stint. aad a vast amount of labor
and money has been already expend
ed 10 make the fair the finest ever
seen in the country. The glass ball
new feature. Two barrels of these
balls. 600 in all, have already arrived,
The Knoxville sporting men have in
formed the Executive Committee that
they will be here in numbers. These
balls are filled with feathers, are
thrown into the air by machinery and
when they are broken by the shot, the
feathers fly in ell directions, so that
the emit crowd can see the accuracy
of the shooting.
At the Calico Ball the entire premi-
ees will be lighted with Chinese Ian
terms and tie number of participants
now booked for this bail is a curiosity.
The Base Bal Match for $500 cash
will exceed any thing of the kind
ever seen in the country. The Allan
tn. Chattanooga, Cleveland, Knox
Vile, and other clubs are positively
coming and will bring large numbers
Of friends with them. Our home
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-20
STDE-W1LK LETTER.
On THE SIDEWALK, !
August % 1878 Z

August ~, 1919. J
Say what you please the weather IS
rather acbe-we-us, and the rainfall Of
last night has made the situation rath-
er ser( i)ous.
The display of Rlial electricity last
night was beautiful and The rain time
ly. Turnips and fall pastures flour
ish. The little tough sided peaches
swell somewhat with pride and saoha-
rine juices, ADD the grapes glow with
newly stored juices.
Blessed are we OF the mountains.
Never has yellow Fever draped these
elevated levels i'm sorrow. But we. like
Knoxville, should use decent precau-
tons. Night before last a case Of vel
low fever is said to have passed
through Bristol on the eastern bound
ears. Let us cleanse our town. The
news from Memphis and Grenada is
fearful. The plague viii walk those
desOate streets like DESTROYING an.
gel and will lay low the dwellers in
those doors that have not silver lintels
above them, until the Frosts of Novem-
Der shall come with their blessed
touch.
l hear that Mai. Blevins who re-
moved last fail from this vicinity to
Alfalfa. Ala. recently lost all OF his
household property by the burning of
V. &. Fulcher's residence in which
he was living.
Mr.. q. q. Hickman has shown me
n Flemish Beauty Pear that measure
lU4 inches in circumference.
We have some sickness in town.
Mrs. Lindsay has a return of lumbar
abscess, or something similar. Mrs.
CoFnibert Is quite sick, and Master
James Hickman is recovering from
an attack of remittent fever. Mrs.
Mary Carson remains hed.ridden as
she has been for months,
Prof Wester is back from the BAN
tist Association at Friendship, where
he was promised number of puplls |
for Bristol Female College, which re-
opens the Goth, at which time SulIins
College also opens.
Madame Ruhl's concert last Friday |
evening was 3 success. She had fine !
house and sang splenddly. DR.. Tenn.
pleton, Mr. W. II. Keller, Mr., Hama |
ker. Miss Simpson and Misses RuhI |
assisted beI. Mr.. Keller won an en-
core on the "OId Sexton"
o2e
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-20

Mr. John Thorn pson. died ut his
residence nix miles North of Alb
ingdon last Friday morning. He had
heen confined to his bed several wee ks,
md had fitred much lie was about
20 years of age, and was noted for his
active and ind Istrious HABITS during
life. He wRs n warm hearted generous
friend, kind and induleent parent,
and an affectionate husband, and
there was no better nejghbor than old
uncle Johnny Thompson" He leaves
n host of relatives and friends in this
and other States of the Union. for
wherever he was known he was kind
ly remembered. Peace to his ashes
40. FHginidn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-20
Letter from scott County.

EDITOR BRISTOL NEWS Our peo-
nile were surprised day or two ago on
earring of the action of the Wythe-
Vile convention. To-day there was
! a LARGE crowd of citizens from all parts
oF me county ia Estillville, it being
the first day of County Court. Great
indionation was EXPRESSED at the &C
tion of our sol distant delegates In
voting against Gteenbacks and Read
iustment at the Wytheville Conven-
lion. The people spontaneously agreed
To hold a Convention to endorse
Greenbacks and REIMBURSEMENT. in, or
der that all may understand that
Scott county is uDaterably in favor OF
these two great measures, and that
our people utterly condemn the action
of our delegates who voted against the
Wytheville platform. The Court
House was crowded and the object of
the meeting was explained by NJ. B
Wood, who, at tho conclusion, read
a declaration of principles which he
asked the meeting to adopt. He was
followed by r. a. Ayers, Esq, who
objects to certain portions as being a
thrust at the nominee. The declara-
ton was however adopted with great
ubdulIullHs W Htl6upOu u cati "dS
made for all who desired to join the
Greenback Readiuster club of Scott
county. Very promptly ll2 of the
leading citizens of the county came
forward and enrolled their names, and
more wanted to join, but time could
not be given by the Court. The club
then elected J. A. Taylor Esq,
President: Hon. A. B. Mcconnell,
Vice President; f. K. Elliott, Esq,
Secretary Isaac w. Wolfe, Esq.
Treasurer.
Never was there more enthusiasm
expressed in favor of any measure.
Our people will never support weak
kneed Readjuster and Greenbacker,
whether he be nominee or not, and
the adoption of the resolutions by the
meeting to-day was regarded as antag
Onistic to the nominee.
READJUSTER.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-20
TnzeweIHiIack Lime.

will from this date run regularly
from SaItville to Tazewell a hack
line, leaving TazewelI G; Fl. Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, ar
irving at Saltville in time to connect
with the trains. Returning to Taze-
we'll c. H. Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays. l have just purchased of
s. r Ferguson. Bristol, Tenn. new,
cOmmodlous. firSt>class hack. manu-
featured to order. Fare 5 cents per
mile. WYTHEvILLE DISPATCH AND
LYNCHBURG TRI-W WEEKLY News :,
Cory. GEO, VI. SNoDGRAHs.
Aug. 9Th '7s-4w.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-20
An Undeniable Truth.

You deserve to suffer, and if yOn
lead miserable, unsatisfactory life in
this beautiful world, it is entirely
your own fault, and there is only one
excuse for you.-your unreasonable
prejudice and skepticisE, which has
killed thousands. Personal knowi-
edge and common sense reasoning
will snon show you that Green's Au-
gust Flower will cure you of Liver
Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with all its
miserable eff cts, snch us sick head
ache, palpitatiOn of the heart. sour
stOmache, hahitual costivehees. dizzi-
ness of the head, nervous pvostration,
low spirits, &c It's sales now reach
every town on the Western Continent
and not q Druggist but will tell you
of its wonderful cures. You can buy
Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three
doses will relieve you.
For sale by J. A. Dickey & Co.
Dec IL, '78-tf.
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GSE%
60 ~
Visiting Cards for 10 Cents.

Henceforth we will furnish on de-
mand, either by mail or delivery, %
neat and fashionable Visiting Cards
for One Dime, CASH N ADVANCE.
Certain and uncertain parties are
flooding the country with horrible
questionable cards at this price
These are In general totally out of
lyle. and unfit for respectable use
The Bristol NEWS office will furnish
at this price q neat and fashionable
card. Address, or apply to NEWS
OFFICE, bristol, Va. & Tenn.
July %. ls7s-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-20

4 Wooden Watch, manufactured
entirely by Mr. E. A. Johnson, of
Picken's Abingdon Jewelry Estab-
lishrent has been shown US. Ex
ceptine the glass, the main and hair
springs, and three small pins, 1t is
wholly made of wood, and is mar
vel of workmanship. The hands,
wheels, screws &c. are all made of
wood as well as the case aud all heav-
Ter parts. Even the Escspement is OF
wood. It is certainly one of the wen
ders of the day, but Archie Picken
says he means to excel X. H'dtca
that boy,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-08-20

Attention GreenbNckerS.-The Brls-
tol Greenback Club will meet next
Thursday evening at the Mayors Of
flee. Business of Importance will be
transacted and full meeting is desir-
ed. At the laet meeting Messrs.
Winston, Bailey and BursOn were ap-
pointed a committee to establish, Sat
urday next, a club at the Sand Spring
School House, near the residence Of
Mr.. L. G. Cook.