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HERALD YACHT WEATHER OBSER-
VATIONS.
ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY
PORT OF NEW YORK, MARCH II. 1878.
ARRIVALS.
REPoRrxp RY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS ASr HERALD
wHIrxsroxE TELEGRAPH LINZ.

arPosrxp BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS ASr HERALD
wnIrEsroxE TELEGRAPH LINZ.
Steamer Britapnic Br,. Perry. Liverpool Marc and
x1;issSss $40 AN S..sS -. miles q sandy
Steamer Santiago Dc Cuba Crowell' Charleston days.
STEAMER wy.nots. Couch Richmond City Point and Nor
@ ss % to the s DoT s
AnsasTss :. ssnSy 1SSs sr with a.. .
Gsd:...m s.l.sr sS.psaa, Nov - S.s to: 70
Winds for - days OF The Cape Of Good Hope which was
BARK Tsmplar tof Yarmouth Nsj. Trsfry. ipswich via
Delaware Breakwater 81 days in ballast to JAS Elwe
Bark rss%Adsn Cy, Ts!,s.sn & N...,,s 4S days. in
s Perl. Port. csSiS T. s ssy ws
Had days' cal.ps off Hatteras
schr Carrie Holmes, Lyman. Baltimore.
SER, john %s:s% Fss"sy ri Boston
schr Dexter Clark, Curtis, Boothbay for Great Egg
sslr Fem Sister; rlsn.s. ss'ssn so Wilmington
PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer City OF Now Bedford Fish, New Bedford for
Now York, with md.e and passengers to Barring Davis
Steamer Aibntross Williams Fall River new York.
steamer s s: New @ ss tor
sshr Baird tr,. Larkin John NIB. for New York.
FOR New
Schr Hannah Biackman, Arnold, Apponaug Tor Now
York.
sebr Benjamin English, Cnusc, New Bedford for New
York.
Schr Hastings: Chase New Bedford for New York.
Schr Angler, Besse. Wareham for New York.
schr John Loser. Tisdale. Taunton for New York.
Schr Della Hodgkins Cobo Provincetown for Norfolk,
Va
schr Mstamora. rravcrs, Fall River for New York
schr James English, Parker. Stonngton for New YORK.
echr Frank, Randall, Providence for New York
Schr Collyer, Norton. Providence Tor New York.
Schr Campbell. Lyman, Providence New YORK
Schr r l. Smith. Gupt providence for New York.
Schr Gauaes. Bail, Providence for New York
schr Glenwood Dickcnson, Providence for Now York.
6chr Nellie Eaton Townsend. Warren HI, Now xsu1.
Echr U y Acken, looms Stamford for New York.
echr Sallie Burton. Buriey Stamford for New York.
Schr Mail, Meade, Greenwich for New York.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Seyeh Giles Jan 81 barks Caao Craw; Mar
eells Tripp; 18th. Platina, Howland Feb 3, Andrew
Hicks, Braun nd sailed 10Th to cruise) 4sh Minnesota
Allen.
Sailed from do Jan IS. bars Lacts. Church. to cruises
I7sh, Lsconis Clifford do: 10Th Greyhound, Allen. do
John Dawson, Babcock do Feb T. Merlin, eturgs, do
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NoT1CETo MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shpmastes are Informed
that by teegraphing TO the HERALD London bureau. ad
dressing Bennett No. 10 Fleet street. London" to tho
Paris oce. addressing Bennett. Gl Avenue do POpcrs
Pss" tho arrivals nj and departures from European and
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
With the United ststcs the will DO cabed to this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving st and sailing from French and Mcdi
tsrranesn ports will end tho Paris Office cconomi
eal and expeditions for tciegraphiug
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nO7 BROADwAY.-BULLARD a CO.-KENTUCKY
JU State. drawing March 30; whole tickets only 81.
BULLABD 90. s07 Broadway, hsst entrance shove
2Oth 81 q.
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mo MAKE TIE GUMS HARD AND HEALTHY.
use Browns Uamphorated saponsceous Dcntfrico Csc.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

Axrwssr. March ie-Arrivsd, bark Cloudy OBJ. sorsn-
-u, Ynisdslphias
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
numbers, from 1881 70 1880. inclusive. being
number drawing S:o0Oo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $500
o1Sm s,n from 81 o4a to 50 oSo inclusive. being
hunters o~'" y To- 70 II iio inclusive Sen. So
the nine remainins nnits OF tho ssmo sen Of the ,o
1000 numbers ending with S. being til: las; two
figures OF tho number drawing the capital priso
OF %oo" 1o
Tho sabscrise;s having supervised the single Number
I'm" The ;SoyS are tine numbers which wore this day drawn
Witness hands at New Orleans La, this Tuesday.
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Prizes cashod In full. without deduction.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings under she
SSsD .ss sCf T. Generals HEAuSE
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the State edasa.on aud purpose.
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100000 1lSkEss AZ TWO 6cEL1ss EACH.
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. Prizes OF 800,
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supervision and management OF Generals o. T. BEAURE-
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FOREIGN PORTS.

WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYuEAp, March I7-wind wNw. moderate. cloudy.
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fhe lOOO tickets ending with SO he A tina TIN
$15,OOO) each entitled 10 -. 1865
Witness our hands - Covngton, KY this dsv (Fyidav
March Is, 1873. n. II. RAMSAY, L. D. CR0NiN0E&
Commissioners
Prizes payable In full without deduction
80 Cicss WV es drsyH M.reh SO CAnitas-Si4 900,
only 81. '''SS' ~ A''Aoss
:xsrs ~ o. - Lcusulie, K che General EssssrS
Prince ets 1.-' " ~s--~S
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CAxrnELrowS. March 5-The brigantino FANNY p. Of
ing this harbor about 80 to-day ovidcd with the soop
Osprey. Of Glasgow ,coal iaden) from Grcenock for
Londonderry, which lying mt anchor. The soop
struck port quarter and had sternpo rudde carried
away and sank In 10 minutes after collision In y
fathoms water. The Fanny afterward coided wish n
able damage. The brig aterward grounded the north
side OF the harbor but Is likely to oil ator being
ightened without injury. Damage estimated at ESQ.,
DUNDEE March THE San Joaquin. Waite, from CAL
cutta arrived yesterday with mantopm asthcad carried
away and loss or yards
DEAL March 6The Yuba bark, OF Pctou, Ms, Parsons,
from Calcutta for HULL arrived In the Downs In tow Of
London tug with all yards broken except topgsnnt and
royal yards of anchor aud 80 fahoms hahn
Ing been fouled by bark of Duneencss last night Tho
anchored The Of bark which did the dam
age Is not known.
FALmourm March 5-Thc Busy Bee. Thompson. from
Opoo for Workipgton tbalas has arrived with loss oil
foretop mast. yards sails, &c.
GIBRALrAs. Feb 70 The brigantns wap Is discharg-
ing Of her Of petroleum tor the Of repair
Tho American baris Sarah Staples and Lawrence
both undergoing repairs
HAvRE, March 5-The Armand Adricu, French brig,
curtn from Pensacola for Nantes has been abandoned
full Of watcr aud with loss OF rudder The were
picked Feb 81 In lat AZ N Ion 81 w. BY tho Clair,
Delicns, which arrived hero to-day from Rio Janciro.
LIVERPOOL. March 6Thc Java (s). from Boston. expe
enced heavy gales the 21th and 18th u aud had life
boat carried and quarter boat and buwnrs dana god
the 1stn 20th and lost and had
two damaged and covering board started. :
Report OF tho Helene, Gerdos, from New York LIEF
New York Feb ox Bremen. With full Of petroleum
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-03

It was In the private life of DIR.
Teeter that the beautiful traits of his
character shone most conspicuousiy,
We followed him into those closer
circles of domestic life where all the
virtues and all the affections of the
human heart blossom and entwine
themselves around the loved ones who
constitute the charmed circle of home:
and ever found him there the model
husband, host and father. He was
kind, tender, affectiOnate, and his
very life seemed merged into that of
his devoted wife and only daughter.
Scarce two hundred PAGES from the
spot where he was horn he sleep. i'm
peace, beneath the flowers of Gods
own pIanting.--side by side with the
sacred dust of his saiuted kiadred. -
But why weep for him when we
know that MOrtality's death is but
the hirt h of Immortality Why
mourn. when he has passed beyond
the imperfect harmonies of life, be-
yond the sunsets and beyond the
clouds
''The eye taat shuts in the dying hour,
VIII o1.n the next in bliss
The weIcsme will sound in the heavenly world
Ere the farewell is hushed in this
We pass from the clasp Of mourning friends,
To the arms of the loved aud lost
And those smiling faces will greet us there,
Which On earth were valued most"
Aug. 81, 1878 B A. G.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-03
4 Voice From Japan.

From the Toxic, Japan, Times, Jnne &, '78.
Messrs. Fairbanks 4 CO., manu-,
faciurers of scales for the world in
general, have circulated in America
the fac Sim;Le of certificate in the
Siamese language and character,
showing that their wares have been
for many years IN use ut the Custom
House Of Bangkok. and have not on>
iy given constant satisfaction, but
have occasioned surprise BY their
durability and unchanging accuracy.
This does not seem so remarkable a
testimonial in the East as it possibly
may be at home.
If Messrs. Fairbanks & Co. had
any desire to obtain similar auto
graphic assurances from all the States
in Asia where trade is carried on,
they could do so without difficulty.
No custom house in China, we be.
lieve, and certainly none in Japan, is
without supply Of them; and in all
official departments where the use of
scales is requisite, these alone are re-
lied upon. The quaint Siamese chi
Biography may have plenty of com
panion curiositieS whenever it suits
the parties concerned to send. for
them. sept 5. '78-1t
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-03
I'M MEMORIAM.

Seldom is a community called upon
to mourn as great loss as that occa-
sioued by the death Of DR. EDWIN
CONRAD TEETER. After q great suf-
fering, patiently borne, this sad event
occurred on the evening of the 18th
inst. His end was peaceful and tri-
umphant. Summoned away in the
prime of manhood. aud at the zenith
of his usefulness the sun of his soul.
like Gods sun, went down without q
cloud upon its disc and, as the sun
after its setting reflects flood of gold
Ell splendor so does the glory of good
man live long after the night of Death
has wrapped its winding-sheet around
him.
The personal character of DR.. Tee
tex was full of most noble qualities,
endearing him TO his friends while
living and making his memory a con-
start delight. Never have we known
better type of the true gentleman
His a:tability, easy and elegant man
ners, inmate delicacy OF telling, Joined
to a handsome person, chivalrous
nature and virgin modesty won the
hearts of all with whom he came i'm
contact. Kindness of heart seemed
to mellow his whole nature. There
was IN him neither selfishness. nor
envy, nor hate,-o Y generosity,
charity d goOd-W Ill. Possessing
the utmost contempt for the sOrdid
use Of money, and an adherence Of
i'll gotten gains. he would toll I'M
W -aried, without recompense Or hope
of reward, if thereby he might con-
tribute to the comfort of others. or
drive disease from the squalid cabins
of the poor. A physician by nature,
he stood in his favorite profession the
peer of any, and in his death the
medical fraternity has sustained a loss
almost irreparable. A great reader
and profound thinker, added to COM
prehensive mind and vivid imagi-
nation, he acquired store of knowI-
edge, not only adjoining to his profess
sion, but made him the charming and
delightful iroside friend.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-03
THE WHIPPING POST IN
BRISTOL.
a Man gets 50 for Stealing a
Steer.

Yesterday at / | O'Clock a. m. Con,
ally Shaver received 80 Iashes on his
bare back, and was told to return
next Saturday, and receive SO more.
The spectacle was witnessed by a
large number of persons and produc-
ed AL impression that is more lasting
than the sentencing Of half a dozen
thieves to the peniten'iary, after SIX
months Of the laws delay could have
done. Shaver lives in the knobs
some four miles south Of :oxn. and
on last Friday stole from Esqr. VIM.
Is. Campbell. a steer, drove It to
town, and sold it to Messrs. Harmed
ing and Edwards, who paid him $l3
for it. Mr.. Campbell tracked his
steer to town on Saturday. and iden-
tined the hide at one of our tan
yards. Mr., Keller, the Sergeant of
Goodson, found and arrested him five
miles above Abingdon. He was
brought to town, aud this morning
vas arraigned before Mayor Terry,
where be plead guilty. He says an
other man, who had made money at
the business, was his partner, and
made the proposition to him and told
him how to proceed. This fellw got
half the money, and Shaver spent
the other BALI in Abingdon. last Sat-
urday. Shaver screamed piteouslv
upder the lash. His father married
a muiatto woman, being himself, a
white man. SO that Shaver appears
to have about an eighth of negro
blood in him.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-03
SIDE-WAL LETTER,
On THE SIDEWALK,
Sept, 3. 1873.


Ye side walk man has much to say
and hut little space for it. The com
ing Border Fair unfOlds like a flash
ing panorama. Maj. John w. Daniel
writes that be will be here to deliver
the address. The tickets for the Grand
Coronation Ball are being printed
The Knoxville Band is negotiating fol
terms on which to furnish the music.
The Murphy movement has come
aud gone. 1t swept into the net of
temperance about a cool thousand.
counting the colored persons who
signed the pledged. They have or
ganized, electing w. d. McCroskey
President.
Gov. McMullin shot through town
last evening and introduced himself
20 me as your next representative in
Congress. sir !" Always so, Governor.
just after the adjournment of a con-
vention. But when the nominee gets
time to come around the case changes.
Such has been and such will be this
time the case.
Stealing steers is the order of the
day. Three OF Mr.. James Presten's
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-03
Chance of Business.

Having this day purchased the EN-
tire interest of J. p. Faris in the
business of A. A. CANNON & CO.,
said firm has been dissolved, and in
future the business will be conducted
by me. Thanking my friends for
their liberal patronage in the old firm
| would ask for continuation in my
new business. All persons indebted
to the old firm will please come for
ward at once and close up their ac-
counts. Very respectfully,
A. A. CANNON.
sept 8, 1S7S-3m
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-03
FIRE.
3 Buildings Burned on Main ST

Last Friday morning at O'Clock
the dwelling of Mrs. Reed, Mantua-
maker, on west Main street, was found
to be on fire. Before proper force
could be summoned the flames had
spread so that the framed store house
of z. Mccormick, decd, and ALEC a
framed dwelling close 10 ii and belong
Ing to the same estate, caught and all
three were consumed. The lOes is
about g. O00, and there was no insur-
ance. The fire originated in the ell of
Mgs. Reeds residence, where there
had been no fire for months, as the
cooking was done in little house de-
tached from the moin one. The ada
cent store OF T. F. Wood d Co, was
saved owing to the wind being from
the east. Mr.. A. Fillinger. like good
Samaritan. as he Is, opened his house
to Mrs Reeds family. Mrs. Reed
saved all her property, except the
wearing apparel of the family. In the
confusion this was overlooked and
lost.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-03

Negro Miaatrels,-The Va. & Tenn.
Ministries will give our people a real
first class entertainment. on Thurs :
day evening at Conway Hall. This
will be for the benefit Of the Yellow
Fever sufferers in the Southwest. -
We are warranted in promising a
good thing. Admission Is cts. The
ladies' can attend without fear Of
hearing anything that would offend
the most fastidi0us.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-03
Preventive and Cure for the
yellow Fever.

yellow Fever.
It has been but recently discovered
that the Seven Springs "Iron and
Alum Mass" is a preventive and
cure for this terrible disease. DR..
". A. Greene. of NacOn. GA. writes
"After an experience of over thirty
cases Of yellow fever treated with the
Iron and Aluna MuSS successfully, |
am convinced We have no remedy
equal to 1t for this disease. l would
advise its use in full, large doses,
putting the patient under It's inhu-
ence as rapidly as possible. When
this has been done early in the dis
ease, | found far less pain in head
and limbs and less nausea in fact
the attack is rendered less severe il
all respects. From my present ex,
perience, | would place the reliance
chiefly in THIS medicine. employing
such others as might be indicated in
course of the disease. - The above
is simply an extract from an extend
ed article in the 81. Louis Medical
Journal, on the treatment of this
disease, and is here given that it may
be read by those having friends. re-
'atiyes Or acquaintauces exposed to
this fatal disease, and as this remedy
can be had at nearly all drug stores
and mailed TO these friends in these
stricken towns and cities. and there
by prove the means Of saving many
precious lives. we hope none will
prove so Tecreant to all the finer
feelings Of our better natures as to
disregard this opportunity of sending
relief to the afflicted at once. This
remedy is too we'll known throughout
the SOath to require further recon-
mendation from US.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-03
Another Killing III Scott

Last Monday at noon, Reuben
WaIlen was killed by VIM. Wells at
Pa.tonville, Scott Co. 1t is a
strange feature of the case that Wells
used nothing but his fist, and it is
believed he struck the fatal blow
about the fifth rib, striking upwar
and injuring his heart. The two
men were at blows, and when Wells
was pulled off Walien was entirely
dead. The number of blows struck
the decea ed is variously stated by
bystanders at 2 to 6.
The two men were pitching a game
Of Eorse shoes, and Wallen claimed
shoe that was landed nearest the
peg, Wells said if any bystander
would say it was WaIIen's shoe, 4u
would yield. Wallen gave We Is
the damned lie and struck him
Wells struck back. and when pulled
off Wallen was dead. lie was tried
before Esqr Ben Taylor. and sent 10
Jail, bail being refused.
Wells is a notorious moonshiner,
and dealer in crooked whiskey.-
Has been arrested twice and each
time escaped during the present
summer. The first time he was al
lowed to 60 up stairs in his own house
to get some clothes, and he walked
out through the guard disguised in
his wife'S clothes in daylight. The
second time, he was allowed to ride,
and escaped on horseback, the guard
shooting at him. He is now i'll Jail
with Deane, who is to be hanged the
9th Of October next.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-03
G2E%S
&azz ~
Visiting Cards for 10 Cents.

Henceforth we will furnish on de.
mand. either 10y mail or delivery, 20
neat and fashionable Visiting Cards
for One Dime, CASH IN ADVANCE.
Certain and uncertain parties are
flooding the, country with horrible
Questionable cards at this price
These are in general totally out OF
lyle. ami unfit for respectable use
The Bristol NEWs Office Will furnish
at this price a neat md fashionable
card. Address. or apply to NEWS
OFFICE, nristol, Va. & Tenn.
fully %, lS7s-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-03
DISSOLUTION.
sept 8, 1S7S-3m

The partnership heretofore existing
between g. NJ. Written and Z. A,
Warren has this day by mutual con-
sent been dissolved. All business of
the late firm will be settled by G. NJ.
Written. And ell persons haying
claims against the concern will pres
ent them for ayment, and all parties
Indebted will call and settle the same
by the 18th day of this month or they
will be put in the hands of an officer
for collection.
G. NJ. WRITTEN.
T.. A WARREN
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-03
A CARD.

To all who are suffering from the
errors and indiScTetions of youth, neT-
manhood. dc. | will send reeiDe
that will cure you, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was
discovered by missionary in South
America. SeEd self,ad ressed enve-
lOpe to REV. JOSEPH Il. INMAN' Sta
ton d, Bible House, NeV York city.
oct so, l877-ly.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-03

were sold a few days ago by thief to
Mr.. Alfred Luttrell for S27. Four
more were driven to town to-day that
were suspected. Wasn't that whip
ping yesterday severe affair Shaver
drove Mr.. Campbell's steer to the
cemetery, where he hid il until day.
light. He did the cosO hiding that
time, but John Keller did the cow
hiding next time. Moral-don't steal
under the whipping law.
GreenevilIe hangs a negro man next
Thursday. Don't let everybody go.
Our Greenback Club will meet at
the Mayors office Thursday night and
he addressed by Mr. Hicks. of Tenn,
who is a forcible speaker and re-
markedly we'll posted man on Finance.
If you wish light on Greenbacks
come out. A Greenback Club was
recently organized at Sand Spring,
with Mr.. Walton Cook as President.
Miss. Sallie Lancaster lost a few
evenings ago. a japanese Fan with a
chain, and family gold pin attached.
Please return if found.
We have a new telegraph operator
again, Mr.. Richard McEIhany, this
time.
The execution of Deane. of Scott
county, has been postponed until 9th
October. Unless the Court of Appeals
comes to the rescue he will go up. l
think he is gone.
Mr.. l.. A. Cornibert, of DoriOt &
Co., has just returned from the Paris
Exposition, and brings samples of
wheat, rye aud oats in the head from
the fields Of sunny" F -ance.
Col. Frank Preston lost his little
twin sor, Charley. this morning. and
Mr.. w. q. Lindsay lost bis little in
FAINT last Saturday. Mrs. Lindsay is
improved, but James Hickman has
relapsed.
Mr.. James is building another house
on Beaver street. By-theway. don't
he and those boys sell goods ?
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-03
ReOpened.

On the Zgth of Aug, L will reopen
G0odSoR Nule Academg. in the build
ing in the rear OF Burson's Church.
Thanking the public for their past
patronage, | solicit a continuance OF
tire same. Very Respectfully,
w. II. PEPPER.
aug. p, '7S, IT.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-03

Sotree and SUl2per.-Professor Hart
and class will give Soiree and Sup
der at the Va. House on Friday even.
ing. Sept. 6. Invitations will be sent
to the ladies. Tickets for Gents can
be hau at Dickey's Drug Store and
Picken's Jeweiry Store.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-03

Nathan Sawyers & Son are pres
pared to do stone cutting in the very
highest style of workmanship. Steps.
walls, curbing, and Tagging. all at
very low prices. Residence James
building, next door 10 York & Ful>
kerson's Office. june ii '78-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-03

Pacing Race We are directed to
notify the public that there will be at
the Fair a pacing race of mile heats,
best 2 in 3, or more to make u race
Premium, lst horse SIS, End horse So.
This should have been in the premi-
um list.