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FISH.

MackcrrI, Nos. !, 2 and 3, In barrels. hair
barrels ana kits; Lake Herring In half
and quarter barrels: salt Water Herring
in barrels and hall barrels: In store and
for sale 10y VI. REILLY,
lunll 1893 aud 1871 Main street.
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SAMUEL 3 NeJOLLDCH.


The object Of thl. suit !s 20 chain
decree of divgrS. from the bonds a na'ri.
mpuy w the com piaiBaEi from the de-
feud4n' and T. appearing from az a''lis-
VII fled Hsreln That IA" defendant - not
a resident 81 tbs stale. on mo son 'fCom-
t,latugnr 10 - ordered that De DO appear
her. At the mex HU'e day, % VII. ne ETii
Monday "a April. re-, aud 10 what a.
necessary u protect hI. iBtTE,-i herein.
I.ste: SAMUEL Il. Aa-CLLDtH,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-13

RAILROAD BOEDS-Flrm ana llSher
for the general list.
STATE BoEDs Firm.
SToCKs-The market was active and
buoyant, with the Granger stocks, west
ern Union and Lake Shore as the prom
inent features. Western Union advanced
10 Sol Lake Shore to 63.. Northwestern
common to 40 and Michigan Contra!
to GA. Coal stocks were also more active
at advancing prices. The market closed
strong although fraction of from
the best figures. Gould was &C
credited with being heavy
purchaser of stocks to-day. The earnings
OF the Northwestern Railroad Company
increased $4,000 the first week in March.
The transactions aggregated lS3,OOO
shares, of which $500 were New York
Central, $500 Erie, 5000 Lake Shore,
q 600 Northwestern common, 1000
preferred, 1900 Rock Island, 5000 st.
Paul common, 1900, preferred, 2l,OOO,
Delaware, Lsckawana and Western,
1900 Michigan Central, 1900 G. &. Z. Il
l., 1000, OHIO and 800 Western Union.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-13
FAMILY FLOUR

Gold Medal fancy.
Alcshirc's No. fancy,
Ferguson, Smith & cos choice,
RrlIHTc FavOTi,e,
Minnesota star,
And other leading brands I'm store and for
sale by. NJ. REILLY,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-13

CTATF OF WET VIRGINIA.. ONO
y County. Circuit Court, March Rules
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-13
DR.. c. McLANE'S
LIVER PILLS.

1hese Pills are not recommended
a a remedy for "all the ills that
I a is heir to-" but in affections Of
me LAYER, and in all Bilious Com
plants, Dyspepsia and Sick Head
acne, or diseases of that character,
Hey stand without rival.
AGUE AND FEVER.
No better cathartic can be used
Preparatory to, or after taking Qui-
line.
As a simple purgative they are
uaequaled.
BEWARE OF INVITATIONS.
HE genuine are never sugar
:, Each box has a red wax seal on
V We I'D, with the impression Dr..
~ LANES LIVER Pills.
,s zach ,1 wrapper bears the signatures
y J. NtLANE and FLEMING Bros.
A., SOld BY all respectable druggists
>Da country storekeepers generally
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iSUPoNT,S WHEELING Pow
DER hGEICY.

HAVE AT ALL TIMES IN MAGA-
| ZINE a large stock 81 the above celr-
DRAFTED Powder, viz: kiGe, sporting, In
cans. Blasting and Mining, in metallic
packages, which 1 will sell at wholesale at
manuincturer's prices. / have portable
magazines OF different sizes TOR shipping,
and will deliver tree on cars or boat. This
Powder Is uEequalled IN strength and
quality. NJ. khiLLl'
sole Agent.
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PRODUCE WANTED.

We will pay the highest.market price
tor all Of the following articles, or we VIII
sell them for you on 1--WE D per cent COM
mission: Butter. Cheese, Eggs, Poultry
Lard, Tallow, Feathers, Potatoes, App!es'
Grain, Flour, Feed, Fur. Hides, WOOL
Peanuts, Broom corn. Dried Fruit, hay
Hops. &C, &C. Liberal cash advances
made on large cousignments OF staple
articles Farmers, shippers ana dealers
in general merchandise should write ior
Reference, Price Current and stencil &c.
When writing Us -ta;e whether you wish
to ship on consignment or sell II you
wish TO sell name the article. amount Of
each, and your very lorceH prize tor same
delivered +. o. Z. free on board cars Al
. your nearest shipping point. Also, II pos
Sole send sample by mali :: /! TOO onlky oy
I freight. Address,
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RIO COFFEEs.

81 bags good TO choice Rio Coffee ia
received and Tor sale by NJ. REILLY
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SWORN EVIDENCE

.r.xIrr cure is probably the most
me '.rsrsaDre ever effected b, an, n'sdI-
n,soara.Ion for the treatment OF
catarh:
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Feb. y. 1875.
srTToLK. $. .rv ,,orsred the sail George F.
1.-l - ~ &de oath that the foregoing state
D.osI,O. ~, subscribed i true. Before me-,
rsa'" SETH :. THOMAS, Justice Of the Peace.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-13

TOLEDO, March l2.-Flour Firm.
Wbest-Closed easier; amber Michigan
cash and seller March 81 "a; seller April
81 PA; seller May 81 %; No. red win.
ter 81 %; No. , cash, seller March ana
April 81 20; seller May 81 2st, Co,a-
Closed duh; No. cash 44c, seller May
45ic; seller June 45!c; rejected iiic.
Osts-Dull; No. > asked 2sc.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1878-03-13

.,y,-, contains Dr. sanford's Improved
Eath psTSshSt Win ful directions for use In all
l'1l'lS Sc :, o. For sale by all Wholesale and
e1ses II,,-C,,t,'sfs throughout the United states.
k I2stsys 4 POTTER, General Agents and whole
w v - I5i..-.yrists, Boston, Mass.
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Milwaukee,

MILWAUKEE, March l2.-Flour-
Dull and unchanged. Wheat-OPened
firm, advanced tc, and closed quiet; Nc.
| Milwaukee hard st 81 IA; No. l Mil
waukee 81 l2!; No ,, 81 03i; seller
March 81 OF; seller April 81 o1.; seller
Msv 81 Qsi; No. 8, 81 O2t9l O5!. Corn
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-14

TIE Candidates for the Republi-
can nomination tomorrow at Green
vile for the Judgeship, are Howard,
Hacker, Giiienwaters and McDer-
mott, Col. A. J. Brown having with
drawn.
The Candidates for TIE Democrat
ic nomination at same place on Thurs
day are Judge Mckinney, Robinson,
of Greene. Kirkpatrick, of Jonesbo-
rough, and st. John, of BIOuntviIle.
Hawkins, Johnson and Hancock are
instructed for Mckinney. Greene for
Robinson, Washington for K%irkpat-
rick, and Sullivan for St. John. The
counties Of Greene. Sullivan, and
Washington a control the nOmina>
ton, and if they should unite, can
defeat Mckinney. If they should
split, the contest may result in favor
of either Of the candidates,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-14
Communicated.
Congressional.
Editor al the NristoI Neaes ::

EdtiOF % tHe D|tStOt NercS
In youI issue OF May 9TH. 1878, you
say. LAS to the term of the present
"Vi7ginia Senators quite . misappre-
"hension exists in the public mind
: Every Senator iii Virginia goes out
next TALL, when u new and complete
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT of the State takes
place" What do you meal by the
expression every S nat0r in Virgin
Ia goes out nert fGU'? Do you mean
that an election for Senators and Dele
gates will take place in November,
1878. anI that the ueXt session TO he
held next winter is the first biennial
session Ii d the Constitutional
amendment? If that be so, your
correspondent has been in error for
some time aud still is in error.
The old .'war-nOTse of Democracy"
ex-Gov. Fayette MCMullin, is out in a
card announcing himself a candidate
for Congress in the 9th District. He
il not willing to abide the action Of a
convention gotten up and controlled
hy Court House cliquss and ring poll
ticians" lie announces himself as n
rcndjuSter, willing to compromise
tne debt" 10y sealing some of the
bonds, and letting the L. : Govern
ment pay the bonds held by foreign
ers. He moreover says, "in fact we
do not owe the debt. and if we do, we
can never pay it," but, says he,
strike out the war and compound in
terest and the debt will be reduced 20
twenty-nine or thirty millions, and
we can pay that"
Az the Coupon Court" fdStenS only
about twenty millions upon Us lthe
consoI debit the Governor seems will
ing to pay more than the "fnnders"-
a. all know the funders favor repHdiG-
ton, both of West "Virginia's third'
and thpPeeler bonds also. The Gov
ernor favors the establishment. by
Congress, of "a grand National Bank.
with q capital OF six or eight hundred
millions of dollars" Shades of Jetier-
son, Jackson, and Calhoun ye fathers
of Democracy aud Statesrights II
YOU could be heard from what would
YOU say about that plan ?" One Of
Won would say by the eternal it won't
do, All of las readily admit the val
ne Of the Governors puSL services,
and some may think he has been fair
Nv compensation therefor. But the
times require hal the man we send to
Congress shall he who will in flu
ture do our work with viSor and ahili-
tv. We want no rretendeT, Boosting
of SUPERIOR virtue and honor" who
il secretly an enemy of the free school
system, for should the fundePs control
i'm Virginia. Congress and the general
government must be looked to for tle
establishment and maintenance OF
free schools in Virginia. Those nire
legal decisions or orr highest court
which force a violation of our own
constitution and tie destruction Of our
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-14

free school system, under the plea of
unfolding the inviOlahility of "A con
tract which every mat of on
sense i n0Ws j. no contract at all, viii
compel Us 10 look to The general gov
eminent for the means to sustain the
schools, and if that was done the fund
should be well guarded, or it might lie
diverted" for the purpose of uphold
ing the honor OF the old Common
wealth, " since there is no telling what
'fuLders' won't do with money.
\ conservative convention, if go =
ten up, might fail to agree. but if such
a one as Gov. Me AIulliu fOreshadows
should be organized, its nominee
would and ought to be badly beaten.
| cannot see how q packed" Execu-
tive Committee can give satisfaction.
nor can q 'readjuster' possibly sup
port a 'funder,' or aid in the nOmina-
tiOB of such a man ever for Congress;
rs the debt question" must and will
enter into the canvass, and will, in all
! probability. control the election. One
funder n1i0ht defeat two readiustefs-
but could not beat one in the 9th Dis
trict. If it should urn out, however,
that the funders have less than one
third Of the vote of the District, they
can and will be defeated in any event,
If the ReadjusteIs will act together
and organize a convention of their
own, and shall nominate a good, able
and true man, land they have several
of them in the district, he can be
! elected, no matter who runs. and |
predict that Gov. McMullin, and ev-
cry true readjuster. would abide The
action of Sucb a convention. The
debt question being an open II in
Virginia. and entering into every
election for two years TO come at least,
and The flinders having. by stealth
and other means. Obtained control OF
the executive and judicial depart
ments OF our State government. ltt
the ~TeadjustPrs see to it. hat the Leg
i4Iature shall never lie gained by
them, nor that one of them shall he
elected. by the people or by tie Legis-
Iature, to any political or executive
Office. wIere uni ed action Can defeat
it. Let fraud, bribery and corruption
be put dOwu-lPt the Nancy changers
know and feel thai the people rule
Teach the Legislative ju-glers that
God, not nIrMiDnn. rules III Virginia.
Let every whimpprer w 10 saws w
cannot help ourselves" stand aide
let it he known throughout u State
that the peoples will must and shat
be respected. and let every uphnlher
Of past legislative enectmertts, that
four-fifths of the people know 10 lac
wrong, oppressive and unjust. be re
iPcted hy every honest 'Oter in the
State, if he places himself before the
people for election 10 any office in
which the incumbent can sid. lay rea
son of his false ideas "f honor or duty.
in depressing the people.
OBSERVER.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-14
JOLEDO CIiO. De Oh. Il
MRS. rsYR4 CLARK GAINES.
he LiiigiOuS YGIng Woman
Amsin nn tlie MaE-Path.


Especial to the New York Herald.l
WAsHINGToN. May 1878 Mrs.
Myra Clark Gaines, after years Of le-
cal war-f.re for the posscfion of val
liable portions Of the cities of Ne"
Orleans and Baltimore. has begun
suit for the recovery Of some very
valuable parts Of the city OF s..
Louis. Mrs. Gaines Gains that Ler
father. Daniel Clark. WAS the right
rul posscssor Of lands in lie heart OF
The city of St. Louls, embracing ,
among ether important points, the
site OF the Southern Hotel and prop
erty in that LOCALITY. the value OF
which is estimated at many millions
of dollars. 1t is claimed that The
records will show an indispurable
original title vested in Daniel Clark,
but which. like the titles of properly
in New Orleans, have for years been
in litigation. The history Of the
successive lawsuits which Mrs. Gaines
has had to establish her ownership t,
the New Orleans property as the only
heir of Daniel Clark. her ia her, is
we'll kuewn, and she says that equal
ly strong is her right, as his dau2h-
ter. t the possession Of the ground
now claimed in ST. Louis. Her chain
OF title is very much the same as
those 10 the New Orleans property q,
which have been incOnte>tably eS-
tabllshed after SO many years OF iiti-
CATION. Mrs. Gaines las placed this
case in the hands OF Mr.: Robert
Hutcherson, of New Or cans. and
Judge r. Il. Warden, of Washing
0 II The examination which these
gentlemen have thus far made does
not warrant "a positive expression OF
opinion as to the validity of the
claim owing to the possible exists
ence of statutes which may deprive
h.r of what, in their opinion. l.
eopilabiy her due. The only qres-
ton is whether the laws Of Missouri
may not bar the claim by lmmitation,
and even here it is said that the con-
testaot is determined to test the o
stitutionaIity of all legislation which
may have been enacted TO dlsposSess
her IS tIe title TO lands which she
claims Is without a flaw. The case
bids fair to assume the proportions 81
the New Orleans litigation, ana gill
at least require "a careful research
an ong the records of St. Louis to
show that Der claim is not justly
founded.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-14

TIE local of the WytheYille Ea,
terprise has been presented by a lady
friend, with a live alligator ? feet 9
inches long, and finds it like the
Funding Bill. beautiful to look at:
but yesky. dangerous to fool with
To kill the haste would not be honor
able, becase that would violate cour-
tesy, and courtesy, like a contract,
must not be violated. and TO keep
him amt quite handy, case the 18th
amendment forbids giving him a niger
: day, and the cuss stubboruly stands
on his anti-war contract for niger
food, and wont readjust bis claims
We are sorry for Brady.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-14

Mrs. TiltOn is to he dropped from
the roll of membership in Plymouth
Church. "-KROcUiiie Chronicle
And Plymouth Church does this
at the moment when Mrs. Tilton
confessys her sin and processes
pe~nitence. Jesus OF Nazareth. on
a similar occasion, wrote in the
sand, "Lct him that is guiltless cast
the first stone at her" And he
said "woman, 90 and sin no more"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-14

WE beg pardon, bat the Wythc>
vile EETERpRIzE IS itself "wide OF
the mark" aboat the harrisburg
V1RoINIAN. When the opponents
to a convention were denominatcd
scrubs by the Va. PEOPLE the YtR-
GILMAN was opposed to a conven-
ton. 1t has simply shifted sails
since then.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-14

THE Lynchburg Virgiaian must be
correct. Times must be mighty
klost in the North, when a man cam
not gamble without becoming hard
up. 1t adduced the failure Of Ben
Wood, as an instance to prove that
times are no worse in Virginia than
elsewhere, and the corollary suggests
itself that they must have $50 lanes
now in New York, as we'll as among
the Sedge grass and Persimmons q
East Virginia.
The following taken from h c
Athens PosT confirms Brother Bat
toms statement:
Ben Wood, of New York and broth
err of Feruandy, has gone into bank
rupicy. Liabilities, 1924 600; assets
not over 40. 900. Ben is a noted gam
bier. who always plays for heavy
slukes, and has been known To win
$50. 600 al a single sitting Of poker"
Luck and science both must have
gone back on him lately.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-14
Jewels OF the crows OF Scotland

AT Edinhurg Scotland. some years
since, the Jewels Of the Crown were
locked in q box, hat box in another,
ana so on, until they were supposed
to be burglar-prOof. They were then
locked up in the vault of tie castle,
there to remain for one hundred yeaIs
lhe KEYS being pi Ced in a mortar and
fired into the sea. Scarce fifty yFare
passed by, and the modern lock picker
! opens the vault and iOXeS without
trouble. So tiie science Cf MEDICINE.
when studied with :he AID of chemis-
iTy and the microscope, becomes
piuin and simple, md diseases thai
were regarded incuTabie H generation
! ago, now readily yield to remedies
empiOVed bY the modern II progress
aive Oh stefan. = dtCais of years
/ sinct, aHi women were luug ht to he
! iieve that Their peculiar disease aud
weakness were incurAtle; but now
hundreds and thousands Of once bad
ridden wOmen III the UnItgd States
will TESTIFY 10 the fact that DR.
I Pierce's Favor te Prescription has
II. yted their p rfect and permanent
cure.
TOLEDO. ChiO. Dee ctr, 1876.
! DR.. r. V. PIERCE. Buffalo \. Y:
Dcur &r-AhOut five Years since nv
! vifewas taken sick. and though 1r
employed the best physicians in our
| city. yet she gradually grRw worse, so
that sho was confined To her bed
, Every remedy l had tried. or could
nud, failed 10 cure or even give relief.
AT last l procured a bottle OF yuur
! Favori;e Prescription. and to my sur
prise it gave almost instant relief, end
with q little perseverance,, an entire
cure was effected.
Ever gratefully yonre,
GEO. BOEENMILLER
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-14

Marshall LEWIS has appointed
Major J. 7. Hamlet, Of Wythe-
vile, Deputy for the entire Abing-
don Division. So says the ENTERS
PRIZE. He is = lawyer, and has
once before been Deputy Marshall.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-14
The Lynchburg NIRGINIAN seems

THE Lynchburg VIRGINIAN seems
pretty well wound in its W cords.
Last week it said: "We never
''said, or meant to say, that We
"Tould tolerate the Legislature if
ats proceedings suited us, or, in
doing otherwise, would seek to
shave it abolished"
This week it says: "The Bris-
''tol NEWS, published in Goodson,
"still insists that we threatened to
abolish the present Legislature
We'll, what of it z"
This honest confession followed
the exposure of the exact language
used in it's thraat. So we have
proved our point, and the VIRGIN
IAN confesses. 1t amounts to this:
The VIRGINIAN accuses us Of revO-
luton, because we would take legal
means TO have & convention, and,
having "a convention, and a new
court to elect, we would favor such
men for Judges as would agree with
Judge Staples. 1t was our purpose
10 convict the VIRGINIAN of revO-
lutionary purposes in his detcrmi-
nation to dispense the Legislature
because its legislation did not suit
that journal. The VIRGINIAN still
has its say thas the Editor Of this
paper voted for a session next win
ter. True. 1t has IFS say that
such session will be illegal and un-
constitutional. Not proven, and,
Nc maintain, not true. The NR-
GISIAS's game was TO have but one
Fession of this Legislature, and to
overthrow tbs work Of that session
by a surprise veto. Its party has
voiced one session but it cannot
veto another. Why does it not at
tack the Governor tor signing that
hill? The VRGINIAN steps knock
knecd, each leg interfering with
snd checking its fellow. What
wonder that il crosses its own path
and stumblcs +! 1t plants itself en-
the signature or non-signature OF
the Governor, yet denounces as IL
legal, unconstitutional and bogus a
second session which the Governor
endorsed hv his signature. 1t says
the thought OF no pay drives us to
frenzy. Inaccurate. 1t is the PUR-
POSE of Brother Button to with
hold > pay which Is perfectly legal
we oil j.ct to, 1t is the thought of
pr ray is it, to be wrested from The
children of the State, for those
consol holders, that drives the VIZ
eixlAE to frenzy.
We deny your propositions, Bro.
Button, and we wish yon to go on
with your logic. 1t swallows and
defeats itself. Talk about impair
ing the obligation of a contract
Have you not impaired the con
tract of the Peeler for equal pay
by putting the Con9ol at the door
of the treasury, where he stands
armed with your Funding Bill to
l,rat the Peeler holder away You
HOW demand that Pcelcr should let
Ccnsol alone, and You or6er him
20 &c and rob the children of their
primers and spoilers and their
school sstchels Ia gel his money
You may carry out this injnstice,
l,,t we wiz give gen a lively time
,.it. You appeal to Holiday, and
..u deno,ncc a bill endorsed by his
Signature. You appeal to the peo-
ple and you and NcCaully would
abolish their suffrage, and you
would drive them TO deeper taxa'
,;ou for education. Is not this GAS
YOU Ike it 2
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-14
Main STREET. bristol. Tenn.

Az q AEAA-AA
Z HAVE again reopened the Thorn
as House. on Main Street, and I'M
prepared to furnish first-class accom-
mediation to the public. =" money
and 10 pains will lie spared Il make
the hotel all it was in its palniest
days. q,
Boardera will be received on god
terms. ,
Being provided with good stables l
prepared TO furnish stalls. focd ano
attention to horses.
Rail road passengers viii find the
house located in easy distance OF the
Passenger Exchange, the tables well
furnished and lodging unsurpassed.
Porters regularly at the Trains to re-
ceive baggage and conduct passengers
Jan 3''74-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-14
Col. a. FulkersOn.


This gentleman has been mention
ed as the probable successor Of Gen.
Pridemore, in the ninth C~OngressiOno
al district. As he has been a promi>
ueht Re>adiaster, some of our con-
te~mporariss Of the Press have, OF
course. opened their guns uD0a him,
and are disposed TO underrate his
worth and services TO the State.
Without the slightest intention to
interfere in the contest for Congress.
We feel that we may bear testimony
to the merit Of a friend and a valua =
BILE public servant.
No man in the Commonwealth has
been truer and more loyal to Virgin
ia. He bears upon his person the
most unmistakable evidences of his
readiness to lay down his life, if nec>
essary. to preserve the HONOR of his
mother State. When her HONOR was
assailed by the Fedora cohorts, he
cheerfuIly gave her his services
when many Of those Who nov pirate
50 g!iblv of her HONOR. were Sinking
away in b~omb-proofs, he was upon
the field Of battle.
His four Years service in the House
of DELEGATES was characterized by
industry. intelligence ard devotion to
duty. For the changes made in the
County Court system. by which a
large amount is annually saved t"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1878-05-14
War of 1912.

A LII soldiers Of 1912, who served II
"A DAYS, or were in battle, and the Wild
ows of those deceased, are now, upon prop
err application and proof, ENTITLED 10 1
FLNSi2T o. So PSF H8NII:. All pension
err who were dropped from the Pension
List on charge Of disLOyn}tD are entitled
to be restored, and the widows Of these
dropped are entitled.
We are prepared to prosecute all pension
claims of Tie character above mentioned.
and will atJend promptly to all entrusted TO
our care.
YORK s FULKERSON,
mar 10, 10 2m Bristol, Tennessee.