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Warriors Of the Sea.

The life Of all fishes is one Of perpetual
warfare. The carnage of the sea exceeds
that which is allowed to perplex our rea.-
son on dry land. The herring satisfies
many stomachs IA broiled fresh herring
is a luxury, and it is an unfortunate fish
withal. An old whaler has known OF
hogshead Of herring being in the belly Of
a whale; and l5 good sized herring have
been found in the stomach Of cod. Pro
ceeding into mathematics for moment,
il we allow a goldfish only two herring
per day Cor his existence, and suppose
him to feed on herring for one ycor, we
have 730 herring, as his allowance for
IL months, and so goldfish equal fisher.
man in destructive power. Compared
with the enormous consumption OF fish
by each other, draughts made upon she
population Of the sea made by man seems
to dwindle upon insignifcanoe. The
Soland goose can swallow and digest
fullsized herring per day. 1t has been
calculated that in the island Of st. Kilda,
assuming to be inhabited by 1000 Of these
birds, feeding for seven months in the
year, and with the allowance Of herring
each per day, the number Of fish for the
Summer subsistence Of a single species Of
bird cannot be less than 2l4,00O,000.
, 1879-05-22
Rns aisn wheat Marxois.

LONDON, May 15. - Floating cargoes.
firm.
Cargoes on passage and for shipment,
steady with fair demand.
Mark Lane, firm.
Quotations OF good cNrgocs, off const, No.
/, Spring wheat. medium Ch. or Mil. 30
lbs sea damage for sellers account, less
usual 2M per cent. commission, ASS;
Red Winter, ASS Cd(046s; California. 500 lbs,
45sC445s Cd.
Good shipping California wheat. on pass
age, per 500 BIS, Queenstown for orders, just
shipped, or to be promptly shipped, 44s sd;
nearly due, 45s; Oregon for shipment, Asa 3D..
Fair average Chicago or Milwaukee
for shipment during present month and fol-
lowing one, per $50 lbs, Am. terms, sos.
Imports of wheat into u. X. during past
week, 225, ,000(1230, COO qrs.
Imports OF -four into u. X. during past
week, l05. .000@l 900 bbls.
Number Of cargoes on sale of coast, less
than five.
Liverpool wheat spot strong.
Liverpool, fair to choice shipping club,
per GENITAL, 9s 4d(90s Cd.
Fair to choice shipping California per cen.
tai, 9sa9s Sd.
Red Am. Spring shipping, Nos to No. 2,
per GENITAL, Is 9d(98s Sd.
Fair to good shipping, Oregon, per GENITAL,
9s 3d(99s Sd.
Good to choice shipping, Oregon, per cen.
tai, 9s 5d(09s Sd.
American State -four, London, per 19s bs.
) lis I'D.
, 1879-05-22
,,r i,nnInne iKnr2int-


Tho .ofosint quotations repcseat the shotAe
rAe5 from producers tr FIRST hands:
FLOuI-0uotsbla IN 'obHrg lots al S,antard h-An3a,
s. %, ooJt County brh4e, 81 y a 76 supsf'
hnc - ~ 70
wHGAf 81 G,a q 5ii t,i Average. milling " q C7
pOTAioEs- Quotable at u o. per ics bs, as to d.
s,ripLton and q'nItS. ~
MIDDLiSGs- -JobOng ~ feed, s2oCes25; fine. essfs97s
" %ton
BRAN--Joblng at " ton, s5ssd
OATS Feed u cuntal, Il EASl 90
BACON-sines SABLE, hams, llal2c; shoulders, 1c.
LARD-In kegs nOno new in tins, SalOc.
BUTTER-Wo quote choice dairy u. g cts; good fresh
roll, 25a27Ic; ordinary, l5alsc, whether brine or
solid: common, l2ialJc; market steady California
fresh roll, 2jGrHI0
GREEN FRUITS TS-Apples per box-Northorn Spy. Asa
SIC; Sptzenburg, G0a70c; Bell Flower, 6Oa8Oc;
Baldwin, 55a6jc; Roxbury Russet, t0a60c; Swoar,
a5aG5c: Yellow Newton Pippns 05a75c; Red Cheek
Pippns, G5a75c Wine Sap, boaeOc; Jenotin, 5OatOc;
Ranbo, b0IGOc. Pears per box, 6Oa75c. The above
are obbins rates from stores. From wagons or on
wharf from 10 to 25c less is paid. Litnes-Sl 80
per loo, and Lemons 81.
DRIED FRtrrS-Applos san dried, 4aSc: machine
dried, 9al0c Pears, machine dried. 7aSc. PluirH,
machine dried, laa1SG; ptted, l0alss; with Tits no
SAVE.
EGiS-l6 cents
POULTRY Chickens. young. Ssa$s 30 pcr doeen old,
81 70 - f5 90.
CHEESE Oregon, loQslsie; California, ioa. large
stocks.
HOGS Dressed, &c; on foot, 10
DEEF-Lve weight, 23I3ss. for choice
SHEEP live weight, 2lasle
HIDES Quotablo NJ 1885, for all over l8b, one third of
for under that, also onc.third of for culh
TALL0W-C CuOtsble ut ba5l cts
AAf-Frlo.hy balcd, buying vt Sl0a9l2 tt ton. v,ak.
, 1879-05-22
Necessity of Sunlight.

Instead of excluding the sunlight from
our houses, says The Manufacturer and
Builder, lest it fade carpets, draw flies
and bring freckles, we should open every
door and window and bid it enter. 1t
brings life and health and joy; there is
healing in its beams, it drives away dis
ease and dampness, mold, megrims.
Instead of doing this, however. many
careful housewives close the blinds, draw
down the shades, lock the door, shut out
the glorifying rays and rejoice in the dim
and musty cooness and twilight of their
apartments. 1t is pleasant and not un.
wholesome during the glare Of the noon
tide tc subdue the light and exclude the
air quivering with heat, but in the morn
ing and in the evering we may freely
indulge in the sun bath and let it food
all our rooms, and if at its very fercest
and brightest it has full entrance to our
sleeping rooms, so much the better for
US. Wire netting in doors and windows
exclude not flies and mosquitoes only. but
all other insecls, and those who have
once used it will continue 10 do 60.
With this as protection from intrusive
winged creatures, one may aImos, dis
pense with shades and shutters and enjoy
all the benefits Of an open house without
any annoyances so frequent in warm
weather. But better the annoyances with
sunshine than freedom without 1t. Sta
istcs Of epidemics have shown thai il
they rage in any par; Of a city they will
prevail in houses which are exposed to
the east sunshine, while those most ex'
posed to it will not be at all or slightly
affected. Even in the same house per.
sons occuryirg rooms exposed to sun
light will betheallhier than those occupy
ing rooms where no sunlight enters.
, 1879-05-22
General Merchandise.

AlCE-M,rket quoted at China mixed bsv8i; Japan, 81
az; Sandwich Island 6ia6l.
CoPFEE- Costa Risi, 1Ial7ic; Java, 25:; Rio, none;
Guetamala, l8lal7c
TEAS-Wc quote Japan in howerUl boxes, 30a35t; La
quered boxes 45a60c; paper. 3GlS7lc.
SU0ARS-hlarke. fairl sippliodWe guote: Crushed
A, 1l!c; Fine crushed, lllc; Cube, llsc; Extr, g,
0c Golden @, Oc Sandwich Island, 7Io9c.
SYRUPS-QuotaDlc at 47sc in bbs, SOC In hfs and $50
In kegs
CANDLES Emery, l2lc: Pick h Shovel, l5c; HNk.
ness, 2Olc; Grant, l5c; wax, 2lc
SARDlNES- boxes, 81 30; hf boxes, $2sa9a
YEAST POWDER- -Donney, l9aaOc u gross; Dooley,
--s 20a22c y gross Preston & Merrill, 24c Vgross.
SPIRIT AND MALT LlQUORS!Ihs following aro the
prices current Of certain brands Of whiBkies and
beer. J. II. Cutter old Bourbon whisky, manu-.
featured by G: p. MoOrrnan h Co., Kentucky, s. ~
al; N. NJ. Marshall, kentucky, s.: other haMfs,
81 5O@s2 70.
IDmps' st. Louis beer, per cask of dO8 S8
0ILS-0riinary brands OF coal S5c; higher grades Dow
ner Co, S7tp42t; boiled lnseed 9Oc: raw lihseoi.
SOC; pure lard, 81 cool TO- castor. 81 25sl go; tur
pentine, 60a85c.
WINES Sherry, foreign In blk 81 bOas6 in cs, $7a$o
Sherry, domestic in blk. " 5oas2 80; In c., n 10
Port, foreign in blk, s. 5Oas7; in CD, s7a$o.
Port, domestic In blk, 81 60A$2; In Cs, o. 6O0$8
Angelica, domestic in blk, II 60a$S 10; In @, 81 so
ass 90.
Miscatel, domestic In blk. 81 7sass 20.
Reislpg, domestic in blk, 81 6Oa$3 co.
Sonoi Whito domestic In blk, 81 0Oas1 25; In c.,
81 0oaS5 90.
Caret, foreign in blk. 81 5oAss 90: in cs y 6osa
CLarst, domestic IN blk, Toe: in c.. $SiaSl
, 1879-05-22
A Lady's Costume Of Glass

For the past four months or 50 there
has been in process of manufacture IA
brc from which ladys dress has been
made, composed Of a material that is
usually thought to be suitable for anything
else except clothing. The fabric OF which
his new dress is made Is composed Of
3'ass-s!ass OF old bottles, etc The re-
suN Of lhc four months work Ct 'Feodore
Gr,iocr, 4 famous g.assblowef, has been
The production Of nincleen feet Of glass
c,o.h, four feet wild. i,om which the
Grss las been made. BESIDES this there
have been made yards upon yards Of
glass thinning, braid and sashes, with
glass feather, . profusion Of blonde curls,
ec Every portion of the costume Of a
lay.fgure that has been procured, is made
of glass, the hat included This interest
ing piece Of work has been performed
under the supervision Of S. lsaaes, at
1890 Mission street. The first step in pro-
ducing this wonderful cloth was to take
an Old bottle. tumbler or other piece of
broken glass, draw i, out into rod, and
then spin ii on wheel five feet in diam.
eter. Five or six hundred threads would
form small strand nineteen feet long,
which would on being taken from the
wheel, be dipped IN a solution Of sugar.
and hung up TO dry. When sufficient
number Of these strands had been pre-.
pared they were placed in an old.fashion.
hand loom, forming the warp of the ia
bic to be made. The filling was COM
posed OF other strands or glass, spun in
the same manner as above, and woven in
as one would weave cloth from Gotten
warn. AfJer months of labor this piece
Of cloth was completed, and then the
trimming was made in the same way.
The dress was made by Lottie Hoff,
dressmaker, who cut and trimmed it as
if the material were ordinary dress goods.
The style is Of the latest. The dress has
peculiarly beautiful lustre, and the few
threads Of colored glass woven in!o the
white groundwork of the warp give
color that cannot be rivaled by goods
manufactured from other materials. The
trimmings are Of different colors, the
whole harmonizing and making beau
titul costume. One OF the most beauti-
ful Of the pieces Of trimming is made Of
pure white glass, and the woven ribbon
looks like watered silk, but with brighter
gloss, and more beautiful appearance.
The hair Of the figure is made Of glass,
and is Of a beautiful golden color. The
curls are caused by spinning into thread
two different kinds of glass, which con-
tract unequally upon cooling. The
whole costume thus made Of glass is the
more wonderful in that the fabric can be
handled as If made OF wool or cotton. 1t
is not fragile, will not break, and is as
flexible as ordinary cloth. There is only
one way in which the cloth can be injured
in handling, and that is by creasing it.
The dress can be worn by any lady with
out more fear of injuring it than would
be felt for dress oI any costly material.
This glass dress is sn exhibition OF won
derful skill and patience.-S. F. Bull
letin.
, 1879-05-22

The extreme rapidity with which a
boy can do an errand when your eye is
on him is only equaled by the tremendous
snail-like pace he takes when he is about
q mile away.
The editor Of the Portsmouth IN. H.)
Weekly says that he once knew a lad Of
four years who could read very well in
the Bible, who did not know the alpha.
bet, but learned to read by words
, 1879-05-22
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE MARKE

SAN F@ANtASlO IAVNODfI nlIahSAAEk
San FRANCISCO, May IA.
F1nsr DISPATCH.
WHEAT-Strong and active. Milling,
81 67H. Shipping, 81 62H@i G5.
BARLEY-Feed, stronger. Choice const,
67%@70c. Brewing, quiet.
CORN--Sales small yellow. 67Hc. Large,
Soc. White, S2Ho silver.
FL0UR-Qaiet and easy.
WOOL-Strong and active at full prices.
SECOND DISPATCH.
WHEAT-Sale of extra choice California
milling at 81 65A1 67%. Choice to extra
choice shipping, 81 60, l 62H0l 65. De-
mand is good for both milling and shipping
choice, and the market is active at full
prices. Poor qualities dull and deasy. Walla
Walla good, quotable 81 62H.
OATS-Poor feed dull at 81 90. Choice,
in good demand at 81 3O@1 35.
POTATOES-Old dull at 25@40c. New
poor, dull at 400. Choice, 81 OO@1 30.
NEW YORK MARKErs.
Nnw YORK, May "A.
WHEAT-Strong.
WOOL-Quiot.
FLOUR-Strong.
COTTON--Steady.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
CHICAGO. May II.
WHEAT-01%c per bushel paid for
June delivery.
BACON-$4 rs for short ribs.
PORK-$9 rs is paid for June.
LARD-SG 27H96 80 paid for June.
ENGLISH COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, May H..
COTrON-StrOng Uplands, 6X Or
leans, GT.
, 1879-05-22

One of the brightest things we have
noticed going round lately, is highly
polished circular-saw.
, 1879-05-22
.. S. Marine Hospital
PORT TOWNSEND. w. T.
Any sick sailor who has paid Hospital dues for
two months preceding his application
for admission, Is entitled to
Hospital relief.
Port Townsend Hospital.

The above institution having been placed on
q permanent footing, AZ the United states Hos
pital for Marine Patients on Puget Sound, the
proprietor takes pleasure in annou ncng that
no palnsor expense will be spared in mins-
teriDg :, the comfort and convenience Of prl-
vate patients.
This IL the largest General Hospital north OF
San Francisco, and by far the most complete
In equipment. II has been thoroughly RENTED
and refurnished. Its general wards have ac
com mmOdatons or about one hundred patients
and Rrs peculiarly adapted Tor cases requ ring
the most car, fnl treatment aud constant su-
pervIson at ltmi'ed exppnso. Those who de-
sire them viii he furnished with private rooms,
entirely separate and distinct, NJ slight audi-
tiOnal tost.
RJThe attention OF MN owner,, ana those
Interested in shIppi &, rs called tie fact that
geamen suffering rom tOn agous diseases Will
he treated outside th3 hospital without ex.
pense 10 the vessel
Thomas Il. Minor, NJ. d.,
1911 Managing surg on.
, 1879-05-22
FINANCIAL s. COMMERCIAL.
PORTLAND, May IS. 1870.

PORTLAND, May 10. 1870.
Loyal Tondcrs IN IS,thnd-buyins. ses; scslrs par
Silver coin In PortIand-rh Tho banks quote S&Sl y
cent, discount
Coin exchange on Now York, y cont premium,
Coin oyahasl on San francisco, par to TX Premium
Currency Exchange Oh Now York, . cent. Weininr,
Tecgrap!ic transfers on Nr~ York. . cont, pro
tnit,u
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-10-21
Personal,

cIbOudt.
Mrs. Jno. Ligon of Griffin Ga. who
mas been spending some time in Bris-
tol' returned home yesterday.
Mr.. j. A. Buekner has returned
from his autumn trip to Baltimore.
Rev. Messrs. Carson and Rogan
started this morning for DanviIle.
Mrs. J. d. johnson of Pearisburg
after four weeks sojourn in Bristol
starts home this A. M.
Rev. ]. G. Carson, the Evangelist
has given up his Thompson Valley
and Burk's Garden appointments,
Rev. j. II. Alexander takes the for.
mer and Rev. G. w. johnson the lat.
ter.
Geo. Sharrett, who recently had his
leg shattered by the accidental dis
charge of his shot gun, had his leg
successfully amputated above the knee
last Tuesday by Drs. Delaney and En-
sor. He is aged IA and lives one mile
N. f. of Bristol.
Maj. W. A. Carpenter, the efficient
manager of the Consolidated Local
Express line, announces further re-
duction IN the rate on Chestnuts, of
which there is an unusual crop.
Maj. Jno. Keys, Registrar, announ-
ces that he will be at the Mayors Of
flee Goodson next Saturday to register
all who desire to arm themselves with
the ballot.
Rev. Mr.. Gibbs will preach at En-
manuel Church next Sunday at II
A. M.
DR.. Herbert of Tazewell has been,
with his lady, visiting DR.. Hicks for
some days. He desires to purchase a
good farm in this vicinity.
Mr.. John B. Templin, week ago,
while crossing Walkers mountain,
had his ankle shattered and dislocated
by falling of his horse on it. DR..
Butler is treating the case.
Rev. Isaac Baker was in town yes
terday and has no trouble to prove
that he lost his arm in the siege OF
Vicksburg. Some of our best citizens
were present and carried him off the
field. 1t is very wrong to charge that
this brave soldier Is not entitled to the
usual aid from the State.
Mr.. d. A. stellar, Of the Wythe'
vile Dispatch, and Mr.. Will Moore
Foreman of the Marion Herdid called
to see US last week.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-10-21
A Shnrn Wlitnd Jn,lgc.

a pculptor had sent n marble Venus
To some International exposition or
other. and when II rpnrhpd lls ,lrslnn-
ton, 10 one Of The hands bad boen
knocked oil The furious artist
brought sull against H. uIlroad COM
pauy for dnmagns, and the Judge twbo
wus the brother of The railroad COM
pnny's presldenl) decided m follows
IRA work Of art ~ ono Of transccn.
dental merit its value IL not impaired
by mutllaliun Thus, The Venus of
Milo, though both arms have been
broken of, IL nevertheless of priceless
worth. On The other hand, btptue
Of n con mon place and inferior cbaf-
acler Ia robbed Of most tits value 10y
such an accident. II remains for The
artist, IN irefore In appralslng the value
Of this slatue.n
"Oh, the statuein said the artist
hungrlpr for gain than for glory 1.-THE
stntuo didn'l amount to mucli--lt was
what YOU have called commonplace
and inferior piece Of work fact !
may aay II was almost worthless"
mir. Clerk said the Judge, The
Judge, "tbe plaintiff swears that lie
statue was almost worthless, conBe-
quently 1 allow him i've francs DANA
ges, which, on his own showing, II
very liberal the judgment not to car.
ry costs, thought / had him either
way. Call the next case"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-10-21

Serious lccidmt.--On the 20th of last
month George Sharrett, aged about -
years, son of Daniel Sharrctt, who lives
p miles north east of town, was In
company with several other boys, ont
cunning. George set his gun up against
the fence, and accidentally knocked 1t
down, causing It's discharge, and wound
ing him in both legs. The whole Of the
charge passed through his left leg,
about two inches below the knee, frac-
tlonlng It in fearful manner. DR.. D.
j. Ensor, the attending physician, after
doing all IN his power to save It, called
In DR.. ". 4, DulOncy, and with his
assistance the leg was ampuilted. The
little fellow was doing we'll when lasI
heard from. Another warnlnlng to boys
In carelessly handling guns.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-10-21
Headquarters For

Black and brown calcos, "Polkcr
Dots &c. Bleachcd aud Brown Domcs-
tic 1911 Of and l0-i shcetings. Zephyr
Shawls, Ladies skirts, white and color
cd. Ties, lIandkerchlcls, Buttons, Hos
iery, Sc. Cheapest Umbrellas outside
Of manufacturers,
Shoes, u large stock, cheap. Spool
Cotton, Dress Goods, aud one hundred
and ilf,y thousand other things You need
every day.
Glasses, Goblets, Tumblcrs, Pitchers
almost given away.
1000 yards dress goods ut to 10 cents
per yard.
Don't forget the place.
NJ. ID. ANDES, & co.
old Stand Of l. 3. DUNN, q CO..
oct 81, 20 It.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-10-21
-. ,,otemept in your reply to my

othe statement in your reply to my
i .l, note TO you contains all that you
1 a% cav in reference to me on the occa-
o'u ' rcfcrred to, TO which / could reas-
' 'S'nly take exception"
0r mad this statement been embodied in
49, rcply to my first note my second
'O% ,,J not have been written. i now
,oouest you to ignore all my communi--
''d IONS subsequent to my first letter and
S .r to respond to your answer to
~ p'r erst in the light of the statement of
Mr.. Royal made on his behalf.
ItOppearing that the language used
60 you in allusion to myself referred to
va IN state of affairs alphabetically
'totod' &C.. that you "did not say or
,,Onlv that you ID would thus act;"
,hat "this was all (you) said concern
,nc YOU (me) on this OCCASION" your re-
anonse is satisfactory. Respectfully
WIN. MALONE.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-10-21
Sidewalk Letter.
On THE SIDE WALK

October 81, 1879, I
l am not disposed to grumble at the
rain. For month after the Equinox
have had the finest sidewalk prom
enades ever known in this latitude.
Even Jack Frost has stayed away
leaving the green foliage on the woods
and the flowers in the gardens. In
dian Summer was never more lovely.
The roads have been like marble and
with the bulls on our wheat exchange
our main street has been crowded with
wagons The Scott and Lee men
would not care cent for Narrow
Gauge If such roads could be had all
the year. The Memphians have got
ton tired of mountain life and some
of them have gone home. of whom a
cad member has since died. Mr.
the old time business partner of Mr..
Jno. M. James, brother of Mr.. w. w.
James, had refugeed to Rogersville
and other points. He was restless and
a fortnight ago, went back to Mem
phis, took yellow fever and has been
dead just s days. BY the way did you
hear that the business men of Mem
phis have talked of going in body to
a new point near the city. but out of
supposed reach of the disease and
there building new Memphis, so as t"
avoid both Yellow Jack and the heavy
city debt. But all that will end in
smoke. Memphis is the paradise of
all business Memphians. They would
rather risk death there than secure
health away from there.
The advance on wheat causeth our
farmers to smile. 1t is a decided lift
to this country and you may count
that it will cause them to avail them
selves of this splendid rain to put in
plenty more OF it this fall. Tobacco,
too, is up and | hope next year will
give us larger crop. My friend Dan
lei Hamburger has, by his beautiful
crop, tempted our dealers already to
offer him dollar a pound for one
house. The samples shown look like
splendid silk.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-10-21
n.n .hlhnL A. Earth:

den. Jabal A. Early;
Dear Sir,-Whcn we agreed that the
correspondence between Gems. Malone
and Kemper should not be published l
had no idea that Mr.. Royal would be
furnished with copies of the letters to
chow TO whomsoever he saw fit and eX-
cite public curiosity, feeding it with re-
ports of all sorts.
| told you, moreover, that in any pub
llcation of the correspondence | would
insist upon the fact appearing that be-
tween nv first and second note TO Mr..
Royall delivered from Gen. Malone a
note to Gen. Kemper, which, in conse-
ouence of a conversation between him
and me, he returned to me unread.
Notwithstanding these facts, Mr.. Roy
all is circulating this correspondence
quite freely, with no reference to the
note, and creating, think, the impress
sion that your side desires the publica-
ton and we object.
TO correct this injustice l think it my
duty to my friend to publish the entire
correspondence and facts AS they occur
red. have done so accordingly.
Respectfully, JOHN $. WISE.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-10-21
The Seven SPRINGS Iron and ALUM Mass
for Sick and Neryons Hnalanhn.

We will make any person present Of u
nice $40 Ribe, who suffers with sick or
nervous headache, 4 they will use The
"Seycn Springs Mass" according to our
directions, and then couscicntiously shy
that Il did not relieve them This ~ n
bona ode offer, and We mean what we cay.
We will not require any unreasonable
conditions Address,
LAUNpRuM & LiTcnFiRLp, Abingdon Va.
p. S.--llcadnchc IL the least complaint
for which this remedy, the "Iron md Alum
Mass" IL efficient.
The eleven Springs Iron and Alum
Mass" IN for sale by j. A. Dichev & Co.,
aud Bunting & Pepper Bristol Tenn.
Jan, %, '7n-ly.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-10-21

Archbishop Whately was at one time
endeavOring to elicit candidates idea
on the market value Of labor, in refer
ence to demand and supply; but being
baflled, the prelate put q question in
this simple torm:-"lf there were IN
your village two shoemakers with just
suillcie At employment to enable them
to live tolerably, and no more, what
would folloH If a tnird shoemaker
set up in the same yillage?' What
would follow sir ~ said the candidate;
why a fight to be sure "
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-10-21

Chattanooga Times "Wednesday
night, upon the assembling OF prayer
meeting, II was discovered that the
Baptist Church had been robbed The
two pulpit lamps, apltchel, two Bible.
room chairs. aud perhapB few Bibles
were made way with The pulpit
chairs were very fine and very vulua'
bic. No one Inns yet been arrested,
nor can any idea be formed who the
mlacreant IT,