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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-14

which usually answers US the r.
of a railroad, bat il has failed thus far
this season. If President Wood had
his Narrow Gauge Railroad completed
he would get n quantity of freight
( fFom tho BackwoOds fer awhile. 1t is
! estimated Their is fifty thousand bush
els of grain, principally wheBt. on the
Banks of the Cllnch and PowclI's
River waiting for q tide. The failure
of a tide has had quite a depressing
effect on trade of every kind in these
woods. Money is awful scarce. We
so seldom see the new silver dollar
that it looks almost as large as O. full
/ moon.
We have some very valuable farm
ing and grazing lands III the Back
woods. We also have sOnie three or
four very fine schn is one of them
under the control of Prof. II. D. Wal
thall, who is certainly a very efficient
teacher. We also have very good
churches, Sunday schools, &C., and
good society. considering our chances.
nc hare Congressman too. sometimes J
7 notice the names of several aspIrants
for the honorable position, OF course
they all can't be elected. AS my
friend A. l.. p. Will not he a candidate
for reelection, say 90 it Abraham"
The growing wheat crop is the fin
est and largest for years. | hear some
complaint of rust. but hope it will not
prove serious. C0rn also looks well,
and we have a large acreage of IL plan
ted this season The farmers are PUSH
ing their work as rapidly "a possible,
on account of the early and fast APP
preaching harvest. We also have u
few lots of very good cattle. They are
principally in the hands of graziers.
mot Grangers). who will not offer
them for sale until fall. | notice the
names of some of the principal own
ers of good herds-W. d. Richmond
has q very good lot ; Messrs. LittOn &
Sons have about 300 head of fine year
lings and t~wO-year-nlds. Dick knows
how to make 'em fine. Thos. p. Carnes
is grazing about m hundred T.. Il.
Larmer has about fifty yeariings JDn.
McElny about N hundred; DR.. p.
H. Allen has the fancy herd of the
Woods. The Doctor is a fancy man,
and of course is a good judge Of fancy
cattle. [ heard he had left his wife
and gone to stay with his yearlinga.
but l don't believe it guess some fell
low made it on the Doctor. One thing
certain he has a grade Of cattle that
will give some Cow man" the sore
eyes.
Our crop of hogs in the Back woods
are as plentiful az your Side walk
correspondent say they are in Bristol.
/ have spent several very pleasant
days in and near your growing city,
and hope sOOn tn have the pleasure of
paying you a visit. Wishing your
lively journal great success and in
creased circulation. l enclose amount
sufficient to pay arrearages, and
renew subscription of
-"BACK
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The June Magazines

Cooley reaches us first, always on
time, always bright and beautiful, i,
is loved, read and thumbed by the
ladies Of America. A fine steel
plate "KnoweSt Thou this w oman p
and as usual, a rich fashion plate
adOrn this June number, It's read
ing is always attractive. Cooley has
lived and aOurished in the parlors of
this country for As years. It's foun>
der is dead, but it blooms on, and is
q monument TO him fairer than roses
and more permanent than granite.
Def1OreSt for June is the most bril-
liant number of that choice monthly
we have ever seen, A splendid oil
chrome, worthy of a frame, and two
sTGeadid steel eDgravings, Of the Paris
Exposition, beside other steel ulates
and a vast variety Of fashion plates
and cuts illustrate Il. This number
should be purchased by every family.
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CRUSHED TO DEATH.
a Kell Known Citizen has His
Head MASHED Between
Saw Logs.

Mr.. Samuel Garner, a well known
citizen of this county, and aged some
90 years, lost his life instantly last
Saturday evening, neal his steam Saw
Mill, on North Fork, above the mouth
of Toole's Creek. With the aid oil
some hands Mr.. Garner was loading
his lumber wagon with saw logs for
the mill and bad bis skull crushed by
heing caught between two Of the logs.
The wagon was standing at the foot
of a hill, down which she logs we're
being brought. One Of the logs had
been rolled or slipped upward on s&idS
which rested a. the foot of the hill
ard reached to the top Of the wagon.
and was nearly ready to be dropped
from them into the wagon. Mr.. Cars
ner seeing that the log was about to
to slip downward again, and sanding
as he was near the end Of it, was in
the net Of ~arresting its descent By
wedglng underneath it. and had
brought mis- head downward to a level
with the log, in order to insert some
thing under it for the purpose indica-
ted, when another log, which was
being brought down the hill to the
wagon, made an unexpected leap over
a stump or some other obstruction,
and caught his head between it and
the n he was en~deavoring to keep
from slipping down the skidS. The
entire posteriOr portion of his skull,
from the ears backward. was fearfully
and horribly mashed, and he was in
stantly killed. He leaves a wife, four
daughters and three sons OF these
seven children, five are married, and
all are grown. He was buried yester>
day at Abingdon with Masonic hon
ors. Two of his daughters, living at
JOnesboro, aud having missed the
train at this point, arrived at the
grave after the body had been lower
ed into the grave aud the work Of
it commenced. One of them
announced that she bad not seen her
for years. and she touchingIy
appealed for the privilege Of looking
more 90 his face. This last
request would have been complied with
by raising the body and bringing it
again to view but for the terribly mu
tilated condition it gas in, and COM
pIiance was wholly impracticablr.
Dir. Garner was, . few years ago. a
citizen OF this vicinity. lie and Col I
B. Dunn having married sisters.
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Pcrsonni-Mr. 8. A. Gump, Of Phil
adelphia. father Of Mr.. 4. :. Gump,
the clO:hier, has been in town for a
week, stopping with his son.
Mr.. w. B. Mcneil. OF SaltviIIe, is
in town on his way 20 the school ez-
hibition at Mendoza.
Nr. J. w. Mort has returned from
an extensive trip. and-wiIl again open
a Gun and Locksmith establishment
in town, to the delight Of our citizens,
WHO find him a useful man. He hes
been in divers places aud decides that
Bristol is the is the best place yet.
Rev. Geo. r. Barr passed South last
Saturday, as Fraternal Messenger from
the NJ. P. Church, to to the Atlanta
General Conference of the NJ. E..
Church. Owing 10 a severe Bronchi-
al attack he will not be able TO deliver
the address al Mendoza.
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SIDE-UALK LETTER,
ON THE SIDE-W ak,
MAY i4th 1873

AA1AA SAO
/ am quivering and shiver;ng i'm
this east wind, and | tell YOU the side
walk Is horfid. The lain and the
hogs and cold feet liza e their reign
and mortals have the dumps aud the
blues To suTteIt. For a week nervous
women, children and dyspeutic men.
have had sick headaches end vomit.
ing, and blue hor Ors generally. 1t
is y glorious time for whoOring coupb
aud Bristol has its share Of that devil
try Just now, Last Saturday morning
DIR. Nright's frost coale Just eight
days behind time, but il did no pre-
ceptibie damage. We have 4 forward
spring and backward" Vegetation
Corn grows not, and tI,e cut-wSrm
has his paradise. He cuts more pota-
TO vines than the Colorado Belle can
chew, ana he outtrsvels lofLjer mi
mate things By-the-way NIT yes
Ierday most capitol farmer of the
hich Valley, who says he has no
troubie with his green majesty the
He arises at dawn and
without speaking a word TO any one
he shoots disgona!ly ac,o~s his corn
held two shots, one from each of two
corners at one end of the field, so that
they shall cross i'm the centre of the
field. Next day he finds every cut.
worm dead on top If the ground. He
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-14
Do You Want TO Paint Your
House Z?

If you do, go TO Bunting & Peppers and
make your purchases, where you will find
a large stock of pure White Lead and PEE
PARED LOU PAlNr, of any shade or color,
ready for immediate use.
Ii Won want to hay window glass at very
low figures, go to uniting & Peppers, near
ly opposite the First National Bank.
Country merchants. are informed that
when they want to Teplenish their stock of
drugs they can save at least rs per cent. by
calling on uniting & Pepper, No. 8, james
Block.
Ladies, in wantof articles for the Toilet,
will find q large assortment at prices to suit
the times.
eert. 81 c~hn'r.-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-14

NeW AdCerhSCments.-We call at
teDtiOn to the card of Messrs. Palmer
and Carter, Claim and Pension agents.
Mr.. Palmer is familiar with the
legal questions arising in these claims
and will attend to that part of the bu-
siness. Mr.. Carter has also had con-
siderable exl erience in the business.
and will act specially as the financial
member of the firm. All monies will
be collected and paid over by him,
and the prosecution of the claims
looked to by Mr. Palmer. We can as
sure the public hal claims eut. usted
to them will be theoretically pushed
and securely handled and accounted
for by them.
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BIarTioi.

B~RYANT-COX.- In Bristol. on
the 18th inst, by Rev Il. q. MansId.
Mr. ALEX. a. BRYANT and Miss
MAGGIE Il Cox, of Graysom Co Va.
CONNELLY-CA R-On
Sunday night. the 18th inst. by J. p.
Raider, Esq MR. DANIEL CnNHELLY
and MISS CATHARiNE CARRIFK, both
of tlis place. No cards.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-14
~BACKwoODS. VA.
May 8 1878.
I. 9 FOWLER. ESQ.

Being a regular reader of the Ne1os.
| frequently see in your columns a
Side walk Letter. and a "MountAin
Top Letter" If you will give me
space in the NeaUS, | will write YOU a
BackwO0tls Letter coming from that
section Of country yOu need not ex-
pect a very interesting communion
ton. The section of country which
we will call the Back woods, lies in the
extreme southwestern portion of the
State of Virginia and is a very fertile
valley, about seventy-five miles in
irngih. and ia, on an average. about
twelve miles in width and is girdled
by the POwelFs and Stone Mountains,
the latter being so full of coal and iron
ore hat in many places it is tying Oh
the surface. POwell's RIVER winds it's
way through this Backwoods valley,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-14
Preferred Locals.
Private BOARDING..

ANY II desiring board will find
comfortable rooms at Mrs. WHIT
TENS. on Solar Hill. Cool and
pleasant in summer, commanding a
beautiful view Of the town and noun
tains surrounding it. Board can be.
had as cheap as could he expected and
every attention given to the comfort
of boarders. may ii, '7S-Im
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CARD.

TO all who are suffering from the
and indiscrptions of youth, nell
weakness, early decay, loss of
manhood. &c. l will send a recipe
will cure ycu. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by Il missionary in South
America. Send a self adj ressed enye-
to REV. JOSEPH r. INMAN STD
TO" ID. Bi6fe House, New York Ciy.
oct so. lS77--Iy.
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Fresh Arrivals of Drugs Snd
Medicines at Bunting & Pep
pcrs, No. 6, Games
RIOPE-

We have a very large and well selcc-
ted stock ofdrUgsHnd chemicals which
we propose 20 sell at very low rates
for CASH or PROMPT PBTING QUITO
MEHS Specia! Inducements offered to
Physicians and country merchants
Give us - trial. We have received
our supply of fresh and reliable Gar
den Seed We can supply country
merchants with Seeds, on commission.
Also u large stock of Willie Lead,
coiored Paints. Oils and Varuirhes.
Our store will be open on Sunday,
for dispensing medicines. from S to g.,
:. NJ, and from 8 to 4 j. NJ.
March. left
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-14

GoodSon Municipal Election The
annual election for Mayor. Recorder
and COuncilmen, which occurred to-
day. resulted as follows: For Mayor,
John f. Terry. For Recorder, NJ. Il.
Devault. For COuncilmen, JnO. H.
Winston, s l.. Saul. w. w. James,
VIM, G. Lindsay, J. S. Good. G. e.
Campbell, and u. l.. Burson. IOI
votes were pOlled. The day was wet
and gloomy, and but little interest
manifested We stop the press to give
the result, for the benefit Of town sub
Rcrihars-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-14

query.

Mr.. I. A. Nickels furnishes this
A father dying left Il horses of equal
value to be divided among three sons,
giving A Of them, TO b J and TO c
l-s. The division being ~impracticabIe
without selling them and dividing the
proceeds, a friend, having q horse of
equal value, turned his horse in with
che II, and told A, B and G they
would find the solution easy. Said he
the number 10 be divided is now 49,"
To A he gave g., to B 6 and to ca
lie then mounted his own horse and
rode off, leaving a, B and Z with
their proper number, as he said.
Please explain this seeming para
dox. for 1t seems that each Son re-
ssivSd more horses than he claimed
or was entitled 10, and this without
less to any n else.
ANSWER TO LAST WEEK.
The simplest and easiest solution of
che weight OF the lar of railroad iron
Is ~ follows: The length OF the bar
being 20 feet and the bar being SYM
metrical We have only to ascertain
the weight OF 3 or 6 inches of it ard
multiply that weight 10y 40 or 20, as
the c&se may be, to get the weight Of
abe entire bar. Balance the bar per
fsctly at 4 point 6 inches from the
central point by allowing the long
end to bear on the 25.pound scale and
note the weight marked on the scale
when the bar is exactly level. This
will give the weight of one foot, if
the scale should draw that much
Otherwise balance at three inches
from the center. and proceed as befOr re
10 get the weight of six inches, and
then multiply that by 10.
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wv LETTER.

Of the UoodS-The N. G..
aUd"ted-A giut Of Provisions and
no Iide-he Woods for abraham
IF hedt crOp-Gr0zierS and Their
HsTdS-Ho3s as plenty IN the Buck
ecoods as III the streets Of Bristol
a good acCrd from BriStGI-a rich
and SPICY letter.
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BIRTHS:

WILLIAMS On the 10th, at Camp
BELLS Grove, GoOdson, the wife Of
Capt. w. F. Williams. of a daughter,
Sallie Floyd.
WRIGHT-To-day, 18th, on Lee
street. Goodson, the wife Of Ties.
Wright, of g son.
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LYxcHBuRG VA, April 23d,
MEssRs. LANDnUa & LiTcuyIeLD,

as fA'H -ONI lS'C'
MEssRs. LASDHUM & LiTCnyIELD,
Abingdon, Va.
GENTLEMEN-Your Seven Springs ''Iron
ana Alum Mass' hus under Providence,
been such a blessing To me that / chccrlulIy
add my Testimony to its virtues. ! had SUI
fered for several years with dyspppsia-
while in the discharge of my ministerial
duties it assumed its worst form, and final
ly produced temporary dcierinm, threaten-
ing to dethrone the reason. This continued
Mt intervals for four or FIVE years. | had
begun to despair Of ever finding II remedy
for my malady. [ was induced 10 try the
'IrOa and Alum Alsss." and procured a
bottle OF MessIs. May & Co. Siaunton Va.
Before the first bottle was exhausted, I
found my health OF both bcdy and mind q,
greatly improy ed, ] continued its use, (f0l-
lowing directions,} until returning health
has crowned ny efforts and satisfied me of
the efficacy Of this excellent remedy. |
now weigh us lbs, and am in the full en-
ioYment OF all my faculties. | attribute my
restoration to the use of the "SEvEN
SPRINGS ] aY and ALUM Mass"
Very truly yours,
TAZWELL NJ. MCC0RELE.
The "Seven Springs Iron and Alum
Mass" is for sale by j.. A. Dickev s Co.,
and Bunting & Pepper Bristol Tenn.
REMARKS:
The times may he considered hard, and
money scarce, but a few dollars invested
for the "Seren Springs'' 'Iron and Alum
Mass" are worth $40 to every one thus
spent to any person who is not perfectly
well and hearty. Thers are persons that
would give $40 a bottle rather than be
withsut it. A gentleman in Mississippi
he would give slice for a single bottle
if he could not obtain ii for less. The re-
tail price is only sl.0o per hottie-sent
pos'-poid tc any post office. This Mass is
for sale by BUNTING * PEPPER, and J.. A..
DICKEY & Co., Bristol, Tenn, and by near
ly all regular Druggist, but if tie Druggist
nearest YOU does not keep it, send TO Lam
druR & IitcLfeld, Abingdon, Va, and 20"
will certainly get it for the price.
Jan. %. lily.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-14

Preaching at Wai!uce'8 Mai. Co
forth requests us to give notice tina
Rev. b. G. Manard will preach at
Walisce's at 3 p. N. on the third
Sunday in this month, 18th. Rev.
g. A. Caldwell will preach at same
plach at 3 P. N. on the 4th Sunday,
25th. 1t is the purpose to have the
ministers Of different denominations
preach at Wallace's by alternating
With each other every Sabbath after
noon.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-14

Dwelling Burned an Brist0L.-Last
Saturday morning at / o'clock, the
town bells rang the fire alarm, over
the burning Of a frame dwelling in
front of the Baptist Female College.
in Bristol. The house belonged to
Mr.. VIM Smith and was occupied by
some colored people. Everything was
consumed. No Insurance. Loss about
$500.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-14

Call at J. NJ. Kicks & Bro. neat
door to J. VI. Bakers, and get your
provisions. We keep good Beer and
Snacks-very cheap. Apples on hand
and a nice stock of ConfectiOnHries to
arrive. Meals at all hours-but no
lOafers. J. NJ. KICKS & Bro.
april 80, I87S-1m.
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Jno. J. Adams
STATE OF VIRGINIA,
rs.
Washington Co.
Goo w Crass

NGO. ~. NltNN-
MAYORS OFFICE, GOODSON.
Take Notice. That in an attachment
10Y pending i'm my office. in which
JnO. J. Adams is pinintitf and George
w. Cress il defendant, and it appear
ing that George w. Cress is a nom
resident of this Commonwealth. pub
LEGATION is ordered to he made ia the
Bristol News. a newspaper published
in the town Of GoOdson, for + cOnsecu-
tive weeks from Monday. the 18th
day of May 1878. t" protect his Inter
est in tie above suit. or :be same Will
set for hearing ex parte. This tbs
18th day of May. 1878.
JOHN +. TERRY.
may IA, '7S-4w Mayor of Goudsou
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-14
The Following items arc From
the Courier af the 9th.

ILL-We regret to learn that
Miss Sallie Slower, daughter of DR..
S. Vi. Slower. OF Garter, is very i'll
SO much so that she is not expected
TO recover, Miss SalIie is welI-kuoRu
in Bristol, where she vas q favorite
with many.
MARRIED.-At the residence of
the brides father, DR.. James II.
Vance, K~inesport. Tenn, May 9Th,
by Rev. j W G WiIlougnhy. Rev.
JonN R KING to Miss MARIA c.
VANCE.
A HACK LINE.-Mr. II. V. Nave,
who carries the mail from Bristol to
E,tiilyille, Va, has placed a Hack
on the line. which he will run tri-
weekly, leaving Bristol on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday mornings of
each week.
The editor of The Meas boasts of
a swarm of bees last Thursday. We
had a very large one on Friday, hu:.
alas. Saturday was n miserable. rainy
day, and neither the bees nor bee
men venturcd out 20 organize a con
yentiOn.
Mr.. Hugh G. Smith, of Union De-
pot, sports Gump's splendid medal.
which was awarded to him for oratory
at the TuscalGm Commencement.
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J B PALMER. d. -. CARTER.
Eristol. Tenn. Late Of Carter Co. Tenn.
Palmer & Garter,
L4WAND CLAIM OFFICE,
XII -tr..t ,.,r ti.ir IN Inv Eui1li,-
9Th street, near Min, ia Law building,

tA!IJL attend promptly to the prosecution q
- Pension ard bounty claims, and arrears u
Pensions due soldiers aud their heirs, and to
Buuutv Lard Claims. ard t. all claims 81 citizens
who have bad their claims fled against the Gov
erumrnt, AMI Iuw unpaid, Tor the want Of an Ell
ci-ut attorney 10 prosecute Them We will buy
rui sell iaaJ Warrants. or locate them, when de-
sirrd 10 do 50, upun reasonable terms. We SIRE
prepared t. furnish hiauss and Instructions to
ikoss who wish 10 do their business through ne.
Mr. Palmer j, = lawyer of lsIge experience IL the
Pension ann Claim business. We feel warranted
IN saying 20 persons who have claims against tbs
United states. that they will find 70 10 their = dvan-
tage to hsv" their claims prosecuted BY Is.
may "A. iS7s-iIn.
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A Home Enterprise.

Robert Pile is running a frst-class
Tannery. Saddiery. Harness and Col
lar business. He is a home man, and
his work is better than eastern made
work. Give him a call.
Bg" CASH or goods, or work paid
for HIDES at Rob't Piles.
nov 20, TIT.
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For Sale.

In East GoOdson, a number Of beau
tiful building lots, with wide and con-
venient streets. Also several business
sites on Lee and Cumberland Streets,
near the News office. Apply to
j. II. WINSTON.
jan 10, 1S7S-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-14

Thanks Of the Ladies The ladies
Of Emmanuel Church tender their
sincere and hearty thanks to their
friends of other congregations who sn
literally patronized the Feast given
last Tuesday and Wednesday nights,
and especially 10 those who aided in
various other ways.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-14
Union Items.
TLankmRrk.l

tLhlAA ma n
The river, the gardens and measles
have all been on the rise at Union.
The editor of the Landmark CONS
plains that some Bristol lady de
nounccd him for smoking on the
street, and he was smoking a fine
Ferguson cigar at that. There must
be some mistake about this, as the
ladies Of Bristol are mostly very
charitable toward the cdor Of a fine
cigar, aud Ferguson makes nc other
kind.
Mr. Jacob c. Smith Sr. died las
week, aged II, and his remains we're
taken to New Market for burial.
Qlit, the Union correspondent Of
the Courier ard ~Sojourncr, the Bgis-
tol correspondent Of the Lmdmark
are about to collide Enthusiastically.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-14

Base Bal Ratch.-The Thurman
Cub Of Emory will play the Unrelia.
Iles. Of Bristol, on the grounds of the
latter, next Saturday, the 18th, at 8 a.
IA We hope fora good day and can
assure a good crowd, II the weather
favoT.
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Died

In Water Valley MISS. April 10 1873.
Henry I. Johnston aged nearly Is
years, only son Of Arthur p. and
Fannie L. Johnston, formerly of this
place.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-14

SewiHy Machine For Sdle.-We have
for sale a very fine Florence Sewing
Machine. Call and examine, The
Florence is among the very finest of
all lie irachipes.
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Clear the Track and LET
THEM COME

Another large consignment Of those
CELEBRATED CL0Ck4, hought tor
cash direct from the manufacturer. -
Sold at manufacturers pr:"es, retail
and wholesale.
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A Remarkable Result.

1t makes no difference how many
Physicians. or how mucn medicine
you have tried, II is now ali ~est4hIish-
ed fact that German Syrup is the only
remedy which has given complete
satisfaction in severe cases of Lung
Diseases. 1t is true there are yet
thousands of persons who are prrGi--
posed 10 Throat me Lung Affections,
Consumption, Hemurrhages. Asthma,
Severe Colds settled on The Breast.
Pneumonia, Whooping Cough, &c.
who have re personal knowledge Of
Bnchee'a German syrup 70 such
we would sGy jiiat 80. 0O0 dozen we're
sold la-l year without one conIrIaiu .
Consumttivvs try Just one hntt;r.-
Regular size IS cents. Sold by ali
Druggists in America.
For sale by J. i, Dickey & Co.,
Dec. IL 1877.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-14
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