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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-02-05

Truth iz the only thing that DOME
| lose in translashun. Truth liz the
same in H0ttentot az it il in Dutch
or Anglo SaXony.
The most useless thing knO iZ q
monkey, and yet had rather be a
monkey than a elephant.
The man who kant keep q sekret
hain't got much grip of karaeter.
Sekrets and soap bubbles are liable
| TO bust emmy time.
To give strengthens a man-tO re-
ceive Teskeus him.
Law iZ an excellent thing, but it
never made man piOus or temperate
yet.
/ When 8 man amt got eGuything
RktualIy to do like to see him laz'
about it; active laZyness is one of
| wust diseaZes that emmy may kan h~
When 3 man becums mad with l.
world, aud sCz he iZ going to go into
solitude, | take nOtiss that the world
don't try to hold him, but let's him
went.
Extreme gravity il more bekuming
to phOnl than il il to a wise man.
He that would pat money in his fob
must either do tie work or boss the
job.
Rust has eat bigger holes into a
mans physical and moral potash kit
tie than frickshun ever haZ.
There iz lots ov people in the world
whOze only pleasure and reputashun
kousists in always paying more for
things than they are worth.
1t iz a risky thing TO be prefesh-
iual funny man; better to be phoOl, q,
they make fewer blunders.
We ali or us think if we could live
our lives over again We should make
fewer blunders. This probably amt
so, we should only make different
ores
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-02-05
That Electoral Count.

Mai. Burke was interviewed at New
Orleans the other day about the so
called electoral bargain, He defended
President Hayes and the Southern
Democratic Congressman from the
charges Of. party infidelity, and said
The people of Louisiana had ex-
pressed no favor for the electoral bill,
They regarded it as u means of letting
ir. Tilden down easy. They had
been led to expect that Mr.. Tilden and
the Democratic party North would
claim their rights, and if need be, en-
force them" Regarding the counting
of the vote, he said "Air, TIlden =
managers in Washington had schemed
for defeating the count in the Senate
and for holding new election under
Coukling, but the party had never au-
thoTized them. ] know positively
that Senator Ccnkllng had q speech
all prepared in favor Of throwing out
the vote of LOuiSiana, III which event
he was TO have been elected President
of the Senate, and would have become
President OF the United States pend
ing the new election, which would
have taken place year afterward.-
Mr.. Tilden's friends We're satisfied
with this arrangement because they
thought that, with his wounds fresh
bleeding, he would have 10 trouble in
securing the Democratic nomination,
and Senator COnkling o b less
thought that with the control OF the
patronage he could easily sheive Mr..
HAYES and become the Republican
candidate. The cause which prevent
ed an ultpmOt at clrTViur this DIO-
gramme out was ;iistrust felt by Mr..
ConkIiHg's adheFcnts on the Republi-
can side of carpet-hag Senators from
Southern States. They were all ready
enough to slaughter Mr. Hayes be
cause they had become alarmed At
come Of his utler2Dces and ct Grants
declarations, but it YVES feared that in
stead of supporting Sena,or COnkling
they might vote for Morton, as they
probably would have done"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-02-05

Fourth. ggrandizement for Mon
tcnegro. Finally. the Sultan 20 un-
dertake to consider how to protect
the Russian interest in the passage OF
tie Dardanei!es.
Homes authoritatIvely denies tnat
rart of the Russian army vii! tra~
verse ConstantinoPle to embark at
the place for home Uas mentioned in
the Dai'y Telegraph s special dispatch
OF Friday last, reporting the peace
conditions.
A special dispatch from Vienna to
the Daly Telegraph says Russian
demands will encounter serious oppO-
sitions from England and Austria -
The latter power is particularly oP-
posed to the retrocession Of Bessara -
bia TO Russia, and to any conditions
doing more than TO cripple Turkey.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-02-05
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
Russia's Demand will Encounter
Serious. opposition from
Engl and,

LONDON, Jan. %. The Standards S
Constantinople correspondent says
The Porte received a telegram to the
effect that the prelimineries of peace
have been signed by the Turkish
delegates and the Grand Duke Niche
las, and would reach Adrianople
Saturday.
The same correspondent states
that England had the Porte's per-
mission to enter the Dsrdanelies.
The Post publishes the following
as the official version of the prelimi-
nary conditions of peace: First,
autonomy for Observation-Disclosures
not defned-under governor to be
appointed according to the stipula-
tioD of the Constantiuople Confer
ence,' the Turkish military forces to
be Withdrawn 10 certain localities to
be determined upon.
Second. The independence of
Roumania with compensation for
Servia with territorial rectifcation,
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all. / lo1S-tf
no the Public +?

VNHE undersigned having gone into CO.
/ partnership with Messrs. 4. l.. COR
NIBERT ami 9. DORIOT, the style or the
firm viii hs DOPiOt & Go. We
have brought TO this place all the latest md
most approved appliances for eXtra~fne
watch making and repairing, together with
the best talent and skill in the American,
French, and Swiss improvements. Mr..
C0rnibert ranks with the first Watch Max
ers in the United States. We have aPpii-
ances to adjust watches TO heat and cold
We flatter ourselves that we can do watch
work better than the best Of other shops
throughout the country. Al damaged
parts of watches Will be taken out and re-
placed with perfect parts. In many cases
our finely repaired watches will be made
better than new. Formerly Mr.. COrniJcIt
was entrusted with the first class Of work
in New York City.
Cur assertion will he proven by giving us
trial. We will still keep fine class Of
goods--everything that is kept in 8 first
class Jewelry Store. Watches as cheap as
the cheapest, and warranted. Our sincere
thanks to the pdblic To- their very liberal
patronage in the past. We hope TO always
merit a share of the same hy fair dealing
with all. Bear in mind oar talent Is
not net exhausted.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-02-05
Preachers and Onice.Holders

We clip the following extract from
the proceedings of the Va. Legislature,
of Jan. %. 1t needs no comment:
Mr.. Harvie commented with some
severity upon preachers entering the
discussion of the public debt here in
Richmond. He thought they had
violated the precepts of the Bible in
joining hands with the money chang
ers.
He declared himself in favor of pay
ing every dollar possible, and would
have the State strip herself TO do IT.
He was in favor of cutting down all
salaries except the Supreme Court
judges and public-sChOol teachers he
wanted to reduce the Office-holding
and office-seeking aristocracy. and
would 90 farther, and reduce the peO-
pie well nigh to beggary TO pay what
is due. But he must understand what
is due. Then he would apply the
pruning-knite and reduce the public
debt TO its proper limits. He would
cut down the governmental expenses
to the lowest notch And said he ::
Let the gentlemen who are calliag us
repudiatOrs, who are seeking 10 de-
stroy our reputation as statesmen and
as men. do as much as 1 am willing
to do, and there will be no difficulty.
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Total value Of real estate as assess
ed with taxes for 1871. S246 SOL
l93 55 tax on same al So cents on
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and back taxes assessed Of 81 ,26O,-
%, &, %, PIG is
Total value of personal property as
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roads, insurance O IN a Il es,
clerks, notaries. Nc.............. $4,000 90
Reyenue derived from all other
sources, net and other than extra.
ordinary ......................... 1900 90
Total revenue......... ...... 2,G7u. u.924 II
Deduct commissions Cor collecting q ,2C5 80
2,576,72i 81
Deduct insolvent cspitation and
property and delinquent land-taX l27, ,506 %
2,4I9.2 PA 6i
Deduct current expenses OF govern
...................... LOIS, $50 50
Deduct amount due public free
schools ..-....,.....-........ 4S1,7S2 50
ment Of w =: s77,545 40
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SEWING MACHINE
r E 2 A I r SHOP
BRISTOL, TENNESSEE.

WTHE undersigned would respectfully announce
- to the citizens OF Bristol 6 oodson, Virginf.
and Tennessee, that he has opened Z shop for the
repair End adjustment of Sewing Machines lie
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the leading machines on short notice and at reas-
enable prices
attachments, Needles, &c, furnished at Tie
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on the corner Of Russell and Edmond Streets, Va.
Hill, GcodsOn. Respectfully,
a. S.GALLIHER.
Dec is 1s77-3m.
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is worth from $25 to $50 per acre, I'M
agine how much more could be real
lied when millions of acres OF the
finest grasses grow spontaneously,
awaiting the herdsman with his
fiocks. Here on This velvet carpet, as
il were. ! walked 20 miles in one day,
feeling no more fatigue than is ordi-
narilv felt here in walking 10 or 10
miles. Sometimes on horseback and
again on foot. / made Up mind To see
as much of the countrysas possible
One word as to fences that is to say
none are required. Having herd
law, there are regular herders away
from the farm who will herd your cat
tie for twenty cents q month, or 81
per annum. was told that in the Can
Vcns of Barbour county there were
over fifteen thousand cattle wintering
on wild grasses alone.
SHEEP RAISING
is rapidly developing. and this is des-
tined TO be one Of the finest wool and
mutton districts in the Union. As an
Illustration of the heaithfulness OF
the climate and their adoption 10 K, !
viii give YOU Mr.. Heury's experience,
a. given by him. on feeding i've
thousand wethcrs, on two acre lot,
for mutton. The two acres are cut up
into twenty-four lots, and something
over 200 sheep allotted to each. There
are alleys running through, supplied
with trOughs, where the sheep are
turned twice a day to be fed on corn.
at the rate of 81 TO bushels per hun
dred. While the sheep are eating the
pens are cleaned and freshly bedded
with hay or straw. The only protec-
tion they have is q tight plank fence.
six feet high on the north and west
sides. The sheep are doing well and
the results are perfectly satisfactory to
the owner.
Any Information wanted in relation
to this new country can be readily OBJ
tanned by writing to Mr.. John Ia.
Truslow, Of Chattanooga, East Tenn,
who is General Southern Agent for the
A tchisOn, Topeka & Sante Fe r. Il.
Yours, very respectfully,
GUY NJ. WHITrEN.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-02-05

Annual interest on the principal Of
the debt OF SS5, ,924, ,3i3 SO at Sand
per cent .s.ss- zee.
Total debt, including the Literary
fund and the Sinking fund and ac-
crued interest. ........
Total annual interest on the priuci
pal OF the debt, SIl 22O,75 70 at
and . per ceut............ ....
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sToCR RAISING.

II stock raising can be made profit
able in thls country, where grass land
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BRISTOL, TENNESSEE.
1905. TIRE 1878.
LYHCHBURG TIRGIRIAh
1905.
IN IT'S sEVENTIETH YEAR.

THE NIRGINIAN is recognized as a
leading expnnent Of Conservative SEN
liment in Virginia, and now entering
upon the SEVENTEEN year uf It's eXis-
teuce, it's Aim iu the futU!e, as il al
WAYS has been in the past, will be to
advocate the maintenance of the pub
lie faith, and all measures calculated
to develop the resources Rnd increase
the prosperity Of the wealth.
The YIRGIHIbH is published at iYaGh5uFg, Va.
DAILY 81 per annum; TRI-W WEELLY
IS and WEEKLY 81 so.
Eea. These issues, contain the latest
information on all subjects, and teie-
grams Up to midnight before the morn
ing of publication, together with the
Congressional and Legislative news.
regular special correspondence from
Washington, the Stock, Tobacco,
Grain and Produce Mark cts, and fin
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Special Inducements to Clubs !
Advertisements inserted at moder-
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Address G. w. BUTTON, Editor
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From the Richmond Whig. Jan. 3lst
Che Bottom Dollar.

We give the substance Of the report
Of the Finance Committee of the,hOuse
on the amount Of the State debt
This report, we hear, was submitted
to the two Auditors, and its accuracy
endorsed by them. The Second Aud
itor subsequently made another state
ment, relating TO war-interest-but
not eHectiEg the result.
1t is no wonder the Fnnders were
taken suddenly sick at the stomache,
when called upon 10 publish this
statement, which so directly contra
dicgs the statements they paImed oil
Oh the country, during the CANVASS,
If we read the figures right, the in
terest OF the tU;@! debt il 3, ,iJ3, 49,
3l-aBd the total revenue 3, 249. pa. .
"a, or some four thousand dollars de-
ficiency. Bat the reader can examine
for himself aud make bis own calcu-
latiOus.
REPORT or SUB COMMITTEES oS TISANcE, Is RELA.
TIUS To TIE PUBLIC DEBT
Debt, exclusive OF the Literary
Fund, Sinking fluid and accrued
iutCrost-N est Virginia Of-Sep-
temEeT 30, ISL. .... ...-..-. s2a $50, SO IS
Accrued interest on the debt....... 4,lSs,l4 53
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ADVERTISING RATES
RATE FOR ONE YEAR.
ANNOUNCEMENTS

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Congress, Legislature, or County off,
es, each az ca
Town and Township Offices 2.5e
The above rates will be rigidly adhered to
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Annual Interest on the principal Of
the debt OF SO 800, S26.5 At aud
q Per Ceut............. ............
Debt. including the Literary and
Sinking fund d........... ......,..
Accru q interest on Literary and
Sinking fund ...-...............
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AS TO TIMBER

in the Valley they have none. Their
fuel is coal, Of which there is an
abundance on the Railroad. BY going
south 10 the Medicine country, some
seventy-five miles from the Railroad,
there i9 On abundant supply Of timber
and cedar posts, which are delivered
IN the Valley at from to 10 cts. each.
Lumber on the r. r, is worth from
SIS TO $50 per thousand. Farm hands
from Slo to $lS per month. House
hold servants Ia the country from 81
20 81 per week.
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