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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-12-27
THE NIGHT BEFORE XMAS,
(SI.IGHTLY RELATED

Twas the night before Christmas, when all the
We're husily thinking of goodies and TOYS.
And wondering what sort of gifts tn expect
And guessing and guessing if each was correct .
And Billy was longing for goodies, of course
And Jimmy declared that he looked for a sled
OH his head.
Elijah expressed n desire fora knife,
nd Stephen and Isaac engaged in u strife
As TO which OF them probably would be most
vain
If enriched with q watch and n neat little chain
They were thinking and guessing some minu ties
when, a pretty loud ringing was heard at the
door
So loud and so strohg that II most broke the
Aud the boys started off for the door with
a yell of delight and holiday shonr.
Anc loudly their merry Young vuices rang out
As 'nrs scrHinoien ana hurried' and j0stled aud
To look at the bundles just brought by:the man.
hurry and see -
I'm sure in those bundles there's something
stop scrouEing there, sammy! What are you
abnut?'
Lets open rhe bu9Stes and get the things ont
'Oh Voody! WIZ Is il these parcels roptnirg
What elegant garments :" We rise To tx-
That father and mothor both thought It was
To GLADDEN. the hrarts and enliven the eyes
ot all these exceedingly merry young boys
And so they just looked at the stock of Oak
Hall.
And purchased for each OF the lads, large and
small.
beautiful, tasteful and neat winter suit.
With oyercoat. mittens and muff1er. TO boot.
Now rings through the house the glad echo OF
joy
From the musical throat Of each newly clad
boy:
And the full chorus soInGs from the family nlI-
Hurrah Tor tie presents that came from Oak
Hall!
tF Best Holiday Presents i'm the World nj
W dTaHak keT q Browns great Oak Hall, 9Th and
MARKET streets, philadelphia. Now is the time
10 send your orders To Oak Hall for clothior
gents furnishing goods, etc. and to Wanama
kers 6rhnd Depot, l3thand MAJ ket, in the same
city, Tor almost any kind OF goods beautiful
ana cheap that ever were dreamed Of in the
philoSnphy OF man. or womln either. Orders
Tor clothing, etc. from the first named estub-
lishment viii nc promptly anG satisfactorily at
tended TO oy IL II. Thompson. of the Thompson
store. in this place. no has samples of goods
IN protusion and " i'll take your measure for
any KIND or suit, oyetcOat, or other article OF
clothing need
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-12-27

BALLoU's MoSTHLY MAGAZINE FOR
JANUARY This popular illusrrated maga-
Slne vas never so good aud interesting as at
the present lime. The January number is
a remarkable one, having an excellent Illus
trated article on Australia, its people and
habits, animals aud soil, which was written
oy the anthor OF The Gold Hunters. -
There are many excellent stories poems
engravings, recipes, humorous matters and
all that goes toward making up frst-cIass
magazine a. n very low price. Our readers
cannot do better than send Ten cents for the
January (lS19) number, and see how much
they Will like it. Published by Thomes 81
Talbot, % Hawley Street, Boston, at ST. 50 a
year, post paid, aud for sale at all the peri
odical depots in tie country. We will send
BALLoU's in club with the FREEMAN at
SS.15 per year, postpaid.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-12-27

AN ASTONISHING FACT.-A large pro
portion of the American people are To-day
dying from the effects of Dyspepsia OF dis
ordered liver. The result of these diseases
upon the masses of Intelligent and valuable
people is most alarming, making life actually
a burden instead of pleasant existence of
enjoyment and usefulness as it ought To he
Ihere Is no good reason for This, ii you will
only throw aside prejudice and skep,icis.n
take the al vice of Druggists and your friends :
and try one bottle of Green's August Flow
er. four speedy relief is certain. Millions
OF bottles Of this medicine have besxl given
awiw to try its virtues, with satisfactory re-
sni's ia every case. fou can buy a sample
hottie for 10 cents to trv. Three dusrs i'll
relieve the worst case. Positively sold l,r
All Druggists on the Western Continent
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-12-27
SheriH,s Sales.
SATURDAY., FEB'T ISt, 1879.
At O'CLOCK, p. NJ. the following rcai estate,
10 VII:


A Ii the right. title ami Interest Of Charles
kayloT, OF. in aud TO a lot Of ground situ7ted in
me bor"ugh OF W oodFaie- Cam hria county. Pa.
fronting on Maple avenue, adjoining lot o. George
Rough On the east 1lley on the Ee=f and sa-
tend hack 10 m alley on Pennsylvania Raii-
road. having thereon erected d stone ce lar and
other outhulldings not now occupied. Ttkeu i'm
Border
Also. All the right title and interest Of George
Trent, OF IN and 10 To- Of ground situated in THE
Fifh " ard of Johnstoun borough, Cambria cuuu-
", Pa front ing ON ShsrEan street. adjoining lot
Of Simmons on one side ant IN alley ON re
erected two story brick building aud plank
kitchen and stable now in the oCcuiIsuc, OF ties
Trent an u Daniel Iu ~. AitO. MI the right IL
tie and Interest Of George Trent uf. in and IN
lot OF ground situated in he FiDh War.i OF Johns
town borough. Cambria county. Pa. fronting on
Napoleon street. adjoining lot Of 7 Kaufman on
one side, lot OF II. Defenbaugh on the other and
extending back 10 an alley. having thereon erect
ed two story pl tn< n JuSe. now in the occupaDry
Of II. Defenbaugh. Taken in execution and l.,
he sold a. the suit Of Mrs. Nelson HIN. for use Of
g. B. Ellis
Also. all the right title and interest Of Joseph
Ta'es. o. IN Hnd 10 piece OF parcel OF land sjfu-
ated in Lower \ udeI township. Cambria county
Pa. adjoining iaAds OF John StrAyer A stack
house a sewers and others. CONTAINING a .rse
more OF less, about ten acres Of which clca ed
having thereon erected n two story plank house
and two one story log houses now in the oceupnn-
cy "f Oseph Gates. ". st Clair and ohm Warner.
Also, all the right. til and interest Of Io-euh
Gates, Of in ah TO piece or parcel OF land si:-
adjoining Joseph Taylor and Joseph Spefrhrr
tracts. being part of VIM Musser tract. contain
tie and interest OF Joseph Gates. Of in ard t.
piece orparccl Of land situated ia I''ier township
Cambria county, Pa. adjoining lands OF Powell
Stackhouse- Harshberger heirs. the Joseph Tav-
loT survey. and Cha rles Jones Fuown - fbs las
Taylor tract. containing - acres. more OF less
Taken in execution AMI 20 be sold Al the suit OF
Jonn p. Strayer.
Also. al the right, title and interest or Mrs
Sarah But Ter. Of in and 20 lot OF ground situated
in the Eifth Ward ut Iohustown borough. Cam
bria county. Pa, fronting Somerset -trest. adj
Joining lot Of Mrs kopelin one side. lot Of j .
q. A. Benshoof on the other side AID an J ey on
TIE back having thereon Ierectcd q two story
plank house, now in the occupancy Of Mrs Saran
Butler. Taken IN execution and TO ne cold al the
suit Of The Singer Sewing Machine Company
Terms or SALE--One third uf the purchlse
mon ) TO be paid when the property j. knuckcd
down. and the rcfnnini1E rSo-thirds before the
confirmation OF the deed.
JOHN RYAN. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Once, BbensbuIg, Dec. %. 1s1s.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-12-27

LEISURE HOURS" is the name of n new
Magazine which has been sent Us bv the
publishers, j. l.. Pattea & Co.. AZ Barclay
street, New York. The number before us
contains illustrated articles of Travel, Biog-
raphy, nc, besides stories. sketches ami po-
etry, and is published at the popular price
of } per year. The illustrations are hand
somely gotten up, and the reading matter is
ot the best quality. Tue forty pages of this
Magazine are filled with matter that will be
interesting To all our readers. In order that
All may have chance TO see and examine
this Magazine, the publishers offer to send
II three months for 25 cents, and 10 present
every three months subscriber with charm
ing MOTTO, entitled Faith, Hope and Chari-
" The words of this motto are printed i'm
fifteen oil cOlors upon n dark ground aud are
entwined with floral designs Uf great beautv
For 50 25..cash in al vance, LEISURE HoURs
aud The FREEMAN viii be sent to anv adj
dress for one year. r2-27.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-12-27

NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
~ that the first and fual acrount Of Her
man Baumer. Asst Gnee of ! ,hn Hannah for the
heneht of creditors has been Med in the once os
the Prothonotary Of Cambria county Hnd viii he
presented TO the Court of Common Pleas fer con
hrmatiOn on Tuesday. the 7Lh January next.
g =. UDON ELL. Prot honotarv
ProthOnotarys Once. EDeDsbura. Dee. 10. ss7e
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-12-27

NOTICE.-No:ice is hereby given
~ that the first and partial acrount OF JAS
McClOskey, Assignee Of Charles Johnston for the
benefit OF creditors, has been filed in the ufice Of
the PrcthonolarN of Cambria county. aud will be
presented to the Court of Common Pleas, for con
hrmatiOn on Tuesday. the 7th January next.
e. =. O'DONN EJI. Prothonotarv
PrOthOnOtarv-s Once. E,beush Dec
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-12-27
A DMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE

- Estate of j. n. MOORE, decd
Letters OF administration on the estate OF ! A .
Moore, late Of Ebeusburg boron Oh deceased hav-
ing been issued TO the undersigned a Il persons in
debted to the estate Of said decedent are hereby
notined 10 make payment With delay. and those
having claims against the same will present them
properly authenticated tor settlement
r. a SHOEM KER, Administrator.
Ebensburg, Dec. %. Is7s-ot
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-12-27
UDTTOR'S NOTICE.-Pcter r

- Myers Us. John II. Kennedy, William
Tiley and J. n. Maher.-In the Common Pleas of
cambria county No. a, June Term 1875. Piuri-
Fl. Fa.
Having been appointed Auditor to reoOrt dis-
trt0ution OF the tund in Pie hands Of the Sheriff
arising from the sale Of Personal property on
above stated writ, notice IL hereby given that
will attend to the duties of my appointments at
my ONCE in Ebonsl'urg. on THURSDAY Y. the 2sd
January. at O'Clock. NJ. when and where all
parties interested may appear
F A. SHOEMAKER Auditor.
Ebensburg Dec. 20. 1875
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-12-27
a UDITOR'S NOTICE.-Tb

a UD1TOR'S NOTICE.-The un-
- dersigned Auditor, appointed 10y the
urt OF common Pleas of Cambria county to re-
uLStributton o. the fund In the hands OF John
R!ah Sherin. arising from the sale Of the real
$500 . OF MichHel Bush. on Fl Fa No 1Oi Sep
tcrested that he will attend TO the uties Of sstd
appoint ment, at his office in Ebeusburz. in Ssr-
I'D, .HDA y, the 4th day of JANUARY, 1879 at 10 o.
.iooh, a NJ. when and where all parties NAV at
tend IL they think proper
ALVIN EVANS, Auditor,
EoensourR, Dee. ~ 1878 al
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-12-27
IOTICE-The Legislature of the

State of Pennsylvania will be asked 10
pass an ct supplementary to Act establish
ing the Aims House and House OF Employment
Its object the auditing of the Poor House accounts
b. the County Auditors in the manner u 9
other recetpts and eEpsDdivlRes of the county are
DOW nrnesd 1f-ia 81. n
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-12-27

NOTICE-The annual election for
~ Directors Of the Protection Mutuai Fire
Insurance Company Of Cambria county will he
old At the office Of said Company in kbensnurg
on No>pAN. JANUARY ID, 1879, between tie
hours OF 10 A N and ?. n.
r. ". DICK. Sscyetarr-
Ebensharg. Dec. 70. 1873 81.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-12-27

- The Blair county Teachers Institute Is
In session in Holiday shurg this week
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-12-27

on can Invariably save money hv Inv
hR from A A. Bark, T & Son. as tbsr :,
ways huv the largest stock and ,.n,,1I.'' n'! a.
y can afford to sell the cheapest The -, ar.
now giving ten (1O) pounds of nice vbi,.
sugar for one dollar "hite
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-12-27

THE CATHOLIC WORLD.-The Catholic
World opens the new year brilliantly
"ROme'S Recruits" treats of a subject that
has been much before the public of late with
sound judgement, humor, and good taste
Italy and The Pope" throws rather a start
ling light on .he value of the pIebeScite in
Italy and the worth of the pledges of the
Italian government. Two Famous Deans"
contrasts in n lively and picturesque manner
Dean Swift and Dean Stanley. Technical
Education is an article of universal interest
and which ~ sure to commend itself to the
attention oS all who are concerned about the
education of youth especially the youth of
the poorer classes Felix DupauIoup''
brings the great dead bishop before us living
and real as ne was in the flesh. ''The Year
of Our Lord 1879 deals with the events of
a most memorable and eventful year i'm a
manner characteristic of the magazine
These form the stronger articles. Those who
look for their Christmas pudding will find
1t, and very rich and u 2iiciuns one il is. i'm
Pearl, which deepens in interest at every
chapter, and those two admirable Christ
mas stories, "Bahette' and "Tom French's
Christmas at Cnrraghglass. second
letter " From AN Irish Country House" with
a poem on the Epiphany and couple of
ART Sonnets,' complete very charming
number.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-12-27
/ SSIGNEE'S NOTICE..

- is hereby given that Theodore Baker
OF SusqueEan township. has made an assign
ment OF all his real and personal property to the
undersigned Tor the heEeht Of his creditors. a II
persons indebted TO the said Theodore Baker are
therefore notified that payment must be made to
me forthwith. and those having claims against
the same will present them in proper shape for
adjustment. JOHN LLOYD, Assignee.
Ebensburg, Dec. 20. Is7s-ot
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-12-27

THE Bellefonfe Watchn,o, ,.v-o. ,...
nlhcent send-off TO Col Jim" tho -
commander OF what he himself denomira,nS
the bloody Fifth" regiment and r.
uoughIy warrior who dill no. hesitate 70
.eacn 1rant lesson l'y calling out the troons
naflonai capital during the High joint Con-
mission times: JIM No'ii-
Sot, Jtm MlIiiken, o: Altoona. late com u,.n5ar
~ % tne %niooGy ruin Regiment, is now doin,r =
~ lssIoh siness In Alexandria I'm he i,,,S
o. o. Inef Fharanhs. What pity ColonaI Iiln Til
.',,,H i LNt ~ Egypt AT the period when Jacot'S
CIV Nlous ana mercenary soma sold Josrnb - 80 .
IrdNeiing merchants. Joe would undo.,b, ~ =, ,ne ~ z
Cnfona na9 splendid time Of II, but. under the
1otonet instructions, we don't bfli,.,a i
would ever have left his coat in the henS'i ne
POtiphar's wife. III tue hanrs or
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1878-12-27
CHkS. SIMON 1907 Eleventh Ave

Bef'ceeH 18Th amt T4fh SIS.
f b$'af sfSat' sFSits9'S Altoona, Pa.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-24


Richmond's friends say vote for
Newberry, if you don't vote for our
man.-NaTion Herald.
Not a word of that. We say if
you won't vote for Richmond, for
Gods sake vote for McMullin.-
And now, friend Pendleton, we can
tell you thing or two more. The
opposition to Richmond in Lee,
Scott and Wise are moving every
thing 10 give your man McMullin
the slip, and are piling every possi-
BILE vote on Newberry, and in those
counties unless a change comes,
Newbcrry will beat the Governor
badly. In few short weeks you
will see where your friends are and
lust after the election you will
change your tune toward some OF
those you have recently been lit.
tic "fernent," TO put a nice point
on a phrase. The very men who
in Scott have organized ard are
leading this opposition 20 the nom>
inee are openly and loudly for
Newberrv. Your next door neigh-
Dor, who, with You, drew off from
the nominee has as You already see
shot up Newberry's name, and if
you don't watch when that harba-
cue comes, there will be a move
ment TO slaughter McMullin and
roast him for Newberry to eat
Just skin your eye and hold your
ear to the ground, and in a short
time you may sec and hear sights
and sounds that will surprise you,
we know these things are strangely
wonderful, a short time ago we
would not have believed them
But in these latter days the Bristol
News has seen what it had never
expected to see. And now this i:
| all we will tell you to- day.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-24
"FA1R PLAY" writes a letter from

"FA1R PLAY" writes letter from
Scott county, in which he charges
us with garbling the proceeding
of a public meeting held in that
county, or, to use his own language,
that we published a part Of the
proceedings and withheld a part.
Now we desire to deny very posi-
lively this allegation. We pub
lished the whole of the "PRooEED-
INGs," but there were certain PHE-
soNALrrIEs in which the writer Of
the proceedings INDUCED, that we
very properly ran our pencil
through.
Fair play denies that the OPPOSE
ton to Richmond in that county is
personal. If fair play will furnish
us his correct name we think we
can show that HE is personally hos
tile to Richmond and that they
have not been for years on friendly
terms at all.
One more word. He uses Gov.
McMullin's home organ as the me-
dium of his communications against
Richmond and we are very sure
that he is net for McMullin at all ,
but is doing all he can to elect
Newberry, a Funding Bill man,
and is in fact against both Rich>
mond and McMullin. II so is he
not abusing McMullin's courtesy +?
If we;are correct in our surmise,
and we have no doubt whatever of
it, Fair play is gentleman and,
though he is now decidedly awry
in his politics, decidedly good
fellow, Mart that /!
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-24
An UndeniabIe Truth

You deserve to suffer, and if you
lead a miserable, unsatisfactory life in
this beautiful world, it is entirely
YOUR own fault, ard there ID only one
excuse for you.-your unreasonable
prejudice and skepticism, which has
killed thousands. Personal knowl-
edge and common sense reasoning
will soon show you that Green's Au-
gust Flower will cure you of Liver
Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with all its
miserable eff; cts, such as sick head
ache, palpitation OF the heart, sour
stomache, hahituaI eostiveness. dizzi-
ness of the head, nervous p:Ostratiop,
low spirits, &C Its sales ROW reach
every town on the Western Continent
and not Druggist bat will tell you
NJ its wonderful cures. You ran buy
Sample Bottle for 10 cents. Three
doses Will relieve you.
For sale by J. A. Dickcy s Co.
Dec II, '7S-tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-24
JUDGE MARKS SPEECH.

With scarcely any notice and
under a cold east rain yesterday
Judge Marks had very fair audi
ence at Conway Hall and made a
very able speech against the Repubs
lican party, whice he identified with
with the money power, that has
brought the country from flush
times to the verge of Bankruptcy
He was enthusiastically applauded
and for two hours listened TO with
undated interest. In the evening
he was the guest of Col. o. L.
York, who is an old friend of the
next Governor Of Tennessee.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-24

WHILE Col. Richmond has been
lying sick at Osborn's Ford, 20
miles from his home, certain par
ties have been busy circulating
false charges against him. These
travel thick and fast, but we think
they will be overtaken, and will
recoil on their authors.
The charge that he ever abused
the Changers we believe TO be total
ly untrue. The charge that he
imposed on a wounded soldier at
the battle of Fort Donaldson has
been proven to be lie. The
charge that he cannot carry his
own county is one that the devel-
opponents at our Border Fair fur
nished the amplest disproof Of
The charge that he is a Funder is
too thin to live longer than he can
get to any one locality to strike it
For years he has in the presence Of
the Editor OF the News prououncf
ed himself in repeated instances
exactly otherwise. He is the
friend of the Barbour Bill, the
enemy of the Funding Bill, and
on the stump and in the press he
has the boldness to say SO every
where.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-24
Greenback Doctrine,

Paper is lighter than the leather of
the Carthagenians, and with the i'm
age and superscription of the Ameri-
can Republic, backed by its cotton,
sugar, wheat, meat, &C., would take
the pas of gold the world over.-Ricb-
a'ond Wig, 18Th.
No doctrine can be sounder than
this. Government paper money
Greenbacks-is good enough for
the bondholder if it is good enough
for the people, but to make it good
at all it must be "backed by the
cotton. sugar, wheat, meat, &C., D
of the country.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-24
NOW WE KNOW.

At last we do know how the tide
is in Lee and Scott. A great many
persons were here at our Border Fair
from those counties and we saw but
one of the Lee county men who was
not loudly and zealously for Rich
mOnd, who will carry Scott handsome>
ly and Lee and Wise very largely
The Developments at the Fair we're
of the most encouraging kind for
Richmond.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-24

NEwBERRY says he is no Nations
al party man, but will stick to the
Democratic ship while there is q
plank left. We are afraid TO trust
that defective memory of his
Afraid he will forget which is the
plank, and that we will find him
sticking to the old Funding Bill.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-24

Just think of it! The nominee has
devoted nearly six weeks to can
vassing two counties in the district,
Lee county in which he was born,
and Scott in which he resides, -Ma-
riOn Herald.
Now Bro, Pendleton, remember
and as Newberry says, tell the truth.
Richmond has canvassed Scott, Lee,
Wise and Russell, 4 counties, and
has spoken in Wythe, Pulaski, Giles
and Montgomery. For some two
weeks he has been very sick, 20
miles from home, not able to be on
the stump at all.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-24
Some Truths.
From the Richmond Wing.

There are one or two facts which ev-
cry farmer in Virginia knows: There
is not enough currency in circulation
to pay the wages of labor. This is a
cash article. When the farmer has
not the money to pay his labor, he
must borrow it-and he cannot get it
for less than 10 per cent.-in most ca
ses the minimum is 10 or 20 per cent.
That is the broad road to ruin.
The products Of the farms in Viz
ginia. outside the grass districts, 10
not pay the cost of production. If he
borrOws money to carry on. his opera
tions, he only becomes more involved;
and if he continues without change he
Is ruined. At the present rate of in
terest Virginia is doomed to inevita-
poverty; and without an increase of
currency, there is not CLEAN of hope.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-24
EVENT and COMMENT

Yellow Fever Is abating at nearly
all points. The worst is over, and the
season forbids much further growth OF
the disease. But it will be several
weeks before parties can return to the
infected points.
Sam Bard is at last at rest. he died
last Thursday at Baton Rouche of Vel
low fever.
DR.. G. w. Saul. well known in Bris.
fol, has rendered his services to the
dying at Memphis.
Judge East the National candidate
for Governor of Tennessee has with
drawn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-24

We are informed that Col. Rich
mond has subscribed for 500 copies of
the Bristol NeWs, and is flooding the
western counties with them.-MdriOn
Herald.
Ply Shimminy ish dot so? Then
here goes to 5000 readers that your
allies to whom you SO lately gave
the kiss paroxismal. are planning to
swarm out of your hive and settle on
NeWberry. Then Pendleton. won't
you and we make the dust come
outen 'sm7
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-09-24

Mr.. CALHOUN thought the circu-
lation of the country ought to be
one-third of its entire wealth.
The Richmond WIG says "the
friends of Greenback currency
have all had their attention called
to the importance CT fixing a limit
TO the Issue and they recognize the
necessity CT it,"