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a, winter draws near. our people be.
gin to ask ""ha; are the future prospects
f1r mining: Is the bushes. to continue,
or no,1"
We think tina, all must now agree, mat
the mining business In this district, l. but
tn ~ Infancy. and bids fair TO live to a good
Old age Only year ago. We had but one
mine that was taking out anything that
coul! be called ore. Now. between
Ellsworth and Cherryheid. We have, at
least, fifteen mines, 10 active operation.
nearly all of which are taking out a great
deal Of ore, running from twenty, to two
hundred dollars per ton, Ia silver aud gold
and IN some Instances, copper and lead
enough in addition 10 pay cost of mining
aud smelling.
year ago, We had very iilile doing,
except by Home talent" Everything that
Was doue. being for the purposes OF testing
whether We had valuable minerals or not.
Now, that is all changed. Mining /. being
done as business. California. Nevada and
and Colorado miners OF experience and
money, attracted by reports from here aud
by samples OF our ores. shown In the DIFF.
ferenl cities, have come and examined. and
being satisfied. have bought or leased prop
efty and gone to work systematically. ex-
pending their money 10 4 way and to an
extent that our people are strangers to,
shown. their entire confidence In the CON
tinuance aud success OF their new industry.
With all this before Us. and the new
finds" OF rich mineral which are Of almost
daily occurrence, we see uo sufficient rea-
son Tor further doubt and can confidently
look forward TO the New Year, as
being one of extraordinary development
and prosperity. X
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Sometime between Saturday and Mon.
day last. an attempt WAS made to set fire
TO the unfinished house belonging to Free.
man Rider Of this place. Quite quantity
OF paper saturated with Kerosene oil. was
thrown in through the window snd oil
poured upon the floor, to which IRE wa.
put. but IL proved a ftuitless job rs the IRE
only burned up the loose stun that was on
the floor where the oil was and then wen.
out.
Capt. James Bunker has got Lumber
on the spot 10 build new stable which he
Intends TO erect In a short time
Rev. Herbert 11ldcn intends to 60 10
Bar Iiarbor next "Wednesday to hold meet.
ings Tor few days. W.
oct. p. 1879.
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Orload.
The MethOdists held a Levee on We'd
Desday evening, which was well attended
and was a success Financially as well as
socially. Their Sabbath school is making
marked progress under the management of
Mr.. Frank Gross as Superintendent
Our Reform Club are discussing a most
monentous question, no less an one than
this. shall women be allowed to vote on
the Temperance question" agitating the
Home Protectionist theory. One evening
Wa. spent in augmentation. Mrs. n. H.
Powers and Frank Gross had the affirma-
tive. and Rev. Mr.. Smith and Frank Buck
the negative. Ii is TO be further discussed
On another evening.
Some talk of Temperance Conven-
ton to be holden near here and soon
Trade must be good as our stores are
full Of customers and clerks over-worked
nearly all OF the time.
We are troubled here more and more
by petty thieviny, and not only petty, but
pretty large tLieving also. The Citizen.
are getting much sgitsted on the subject
States from the professional mems doors.
Thermometers. axes, or anything lett ex-
posed is taken. Many are On the watch
aud guns and pistols will play . sad part
in the drama if the thing is not soon stop
ped. One thing is sure, until each honest
citizen takes personal interest In finding
Oh, aud Furnishing each '-vsgabond," it will
60 on. One or two sad examples will adj
just the thing. Every sufferer has his
black Vet, sud Il 10 strange On comparing
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4 W Use Deacon.

deacon Wilder. | want YOU 10 tell me how
you kept yourself and family well the pat sea
son. when all the rest Of u have been sick %
much. and have had the doctors visiting u 80
often.
Bro. Taylor. the answer is very easy.
used Hop biiiers in time kept my family well
and saved the doctor bills. Three doliar.'
~orth Of il kept Us well and able to work All
The time. III warrant Il has cost you and the
neighbOrs one TO two hundred dollars apiece 10
Keep sick the same time
Deacon. I'll use your medicine hereafter
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NJ A X RIED D..

Ellsworth-Oct. %, by Rev. DR.. Tenney. Mr..
Luther z. Joy Of Ellsworth, and Miss Zettie
b. Romer Of Trenton.
Also Oct. y, Mr.. Lewis f. Tapley of Bucks
port, and Miss Alice NJ. Hinckley OF Ellsworth.
Oct. -, BY Rev. j. II. Mooers, Mr.. Robert
sproul and Miss Priscilla A. Guptill, both OF
Cherryfeld.
Orland-Oct. Is, by Geo /. Soper, Esq. Mr..
William j. Wardwell and Miss Carrie l.. Perk-
ms, both Of Penobscot.
Lsmoine-Oct. %, by Rev. Herbert Tilden,
Mr.. Calvin II. Norris and Miss Clara Z. Hig-
gins, both Of Bar Harbor.
Hsrrington-Oct.2 p, by Rev. G. G. Winslow,
Mr.. Emery W. strout and Miss Helen r.
strout, both of Milbridge.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

-Bibber will furnish fresh grated cocoa
nut TO order, and of the purest and best
quality.
Fresh candies are daily Manufactured
by Bibber at his shop under City Hotel.
II you wish absolutely pure candy, go
to Bibber's under City Hotel.
Ladies are invited to csll at Bibber's
aud witness the manufacturing of his
candies.
Children will find Bibber's the place
to buy their candies.
-Bibber sells his fresh candies at . low
price and warrants them pure.
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my opinion it Is all done by a very few
"scaliawags." All are cordially invited to
keep sharp lookout and report results.
Nothing strange for some poor man to
find an $500 or $1,000 check In the Postoffice
for him now. Back pensions you UNDER
stand. Hope they will all make good use
of their money. MEDICUs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-30
City and County,
Religious Services In this City each Sunday.

CoSGREGArIoSAL.-P q, II, 40 A
NJ and 7. N. Sabbath school In the after
noon, At 12 O'Clock, NJ.
bAffisr.-Preaehing at and P. NJ. Sab
bath School at 4. n,
uSirAR N:-Chureh service at 10 30 A. NJ.
sunday School at IL: Is.
MISUNDERSTANDING at IL O'Clock A.
". Sabbath School at aP. NJ.
MfInopIsT.-Presching at 2 and I'm
Sabbath School at l T. NJ
fihIIVALsT.-Meetings held every sun
uAs 81 O'Clock. L. NJ. In Hall over Munich
psi Court Room, Coonbs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE NEKrISG-every sun
uSN al Ia L. NJ. al the Methodist vestry.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-30

The mines are all Improving. and many
are beginning to read the horoscope of the
iuturs OF this town. Stamp mills, crush
ing and smelling works, etc.
+. +. Whitaker has contracted TO build a
30xJ0 feet shaft house for the Home Co."
The ore taken from the "Gouldsboro
Co.'S iiny feet shaft beats all.
The Sowle and West Co.. are beginning
to be rewarded tor their perseverance.
They began in Il two feet quartz vein, no
mineral; now a fair show OF galcna blesses
their sight. GALENA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-30
Trying 10 Pass on One Track.

NORTH ADAMS, Mass, Oct y.
\ collision occurred on the Troy 4 Bos-
ton Railroad this morning., between two
freight trains. Several cars were thrown
fro'n the iron, burying one locomotive un-
der pile of debris ard broken cars. and
badly damaging another No one Was
hurt The loss will reach $40. 600.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-30
Returning After the Scourqe.

MLMFIlIs, Icnn., Oct. ..
Camp Father Matthew WAS broken up
ihi' afternoon. The people In camp forme !
8 procession and marched TO st Bridget.
N'holic Church where services were held
an benedictiou pronounced. The under
taAcTs report one intermenl The How
ards had no call for nurses to-day. DR.
Rogers and nurse leave to morrow for
Harrison Station, Miss. In response 10 an
. ppell received by the Howards this alter
t4RRf.
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Prof. Wise and the Pathfinder.

KOCsroRD. III Oct 2S
A balloon supposed 10 be the Pathfinder.
wss seen passing over this city at a great
height toward the northwest this morning
and again this afternoon going east at a
much less attitude. the car being plainly
visible. and some persons claiming that
they could see dark objects in the car.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-30


=. W. WALTON, Judge, Presiding.
II u. SAUNDERs, Cierk.
nrv 1,,on. S ST.. ~
~ n,..",'s. S,
s,u,,o,rr w,.s.,,u I, u
-. :, - -, -, i. -
,,s, ,..,a ~ T., -, ~, a. "a
p,.,...r
Emery for PHI. uailock for Def,..
r-,,. ~, .,
,.,n -,
ct ais.
Action Of ,respsss. The line Of the lot. be-
tween the partie. was in dispute. After being
opened to the jury the case WAS withdrawn
and settled BY the parties.
Emery for PHI. Peters for Den
s,. a.. -.
u.-.i..., G..
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Interment Of Lost BslIoonist

- I8'IN-EN' HUI NNks =.
The remains OF Geo. Burr, the unfortu-
nate companion OF Prof Wise 10 his disaS-
trons balloon ascension from this CITY, ar
rived here this forenoon, and were fol.
lowed 10 the grave this afternoon by
large number OF friends.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-30

Tickets for all points weA via, Penn
syIvanis Central, and Boston and Albany
Railroads. from Boston, or Grand Trunk
Railway from Portland, can be had OF C.
C. Barrill at the lowest rates. Also tick
cts to Portland by Inside line of Steamers.
Call and see him before purchasing else
Where. l0u
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D 1 E D i.

Obituary notices, beyond the Date, Name and
Age, must be paid for.
Sullivan-Oct. q, Mr.. David WEIGH, aged II
years and months.
Bar Harbor-0ct. q, Tobias Roberts, aged
70 years md months.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-30
A Veteran Naval Officer Retired

iHiLsnEi PiIiA. Pa, Oct. -.
Rear Admiral J X. Madison. Military
Governor o! the Naval Asylum, has retired
IRON active duty. after nearly 30 years ser
vice. lie was relieved By Commodorc
Thomas H. stevens.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-30

Don't buy your OvERCoAT until you
examine the Stock in the BosrOS CLOTH
ING STORE. 1t Is astonishing how Low
they can sell them. iOif.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-30

Baisyia-sld 80, bark W Dresser, Brown,
Channel land passed Anjier 3lst)
ar al 81 Pierre. srd inst, sch Altavelia, Holt
from Jacksonville.
Sid from syria 3rd inst. brig Eugene Hale Lord,
from New York, Sept S0) tor smyrna.
Liverpool-Sld Oct 20, barque Caro-. Gay, Phila
delphia.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-30

Notice.. A spoGorl
Noliee-ismes l. brown.
Foreclosure Tan
Nouce-L-onsris ;. Cieaves
sewing NJ achincs-A I JeIlisou
Nptice-D. II. Eppe. 4 >ons
.onsumpiion Cured-W- n. shersr
Probate NOtice-L. h. Wyman
Road Notice-H. Il. Saunders
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-77 ----
Business Notices.

coughs. colds, asthma and all lung difficulties
is iddmsoa's Botanic Bdisdm. inexpensive,
reliable pleasant TO take, cures as by magic.
and gives universal satisfaction. A trial il The
best testimonial. Price Is cts. Sample free
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-30

the development OF Bar Harbor as a pleas
ure resort, and co-operated with the late
Alfred Veazie, Esq, In establishing the tel
egraph line to that place, Mr.. Roberts be-
ing ut the time OF his death President OF
the Bar Harbor 4 Mt. Desert Telegraph
Co.
We believe that Mr.. Roberts was about
20 years Of age. He was quite notable
local character in his day. had been on IA
milisr terms with many distinguished peo
pie. and will be sincerely mourned by hun
dreds who remember the quiet humor and
easy good-nature OF the veteran landlord
who has passed away"
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Death Of Engineer Green-Au In.
guest 10 be Held.
BANGOR. Oct %

bsNbok, bct. -.
Fred Green the engineer who was in
jured at the recent accident on the Bangor
and Pisestaquis Railroad, died yesterday
morning. An Inquest will toe held TODAY
at Lows Bridge. the scene OF the accident.
aud "e understand that the railroad Com
m',sioners will be present. they having ar
TVed - town last evening Young Green
had an Insurance of one thousand dollars
on his life made payable to hi mother.
The other men on the train have all been
suspended and Conductor Crocker is now
running the train with the regular engineer
Percivsl Fellows
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The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT. }
Office OF the Chief Signal Officer.
WA.nisGroS, IL T.. Oct. ss-lAM
Indications
For New England. areas of rain In
Northern portion, and clearer or part,
cloudy weather ia Southerly portions, with
Noutncvfe 10 Westerly winds. rising bar
omeier and DO change in temperature
Cauiionsry signals co ntinue from Portland
- Passport
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THE subscribers hereby give public notice to all
i concerned, that they have been duly appointed
and have taken upon themselves the trust oil
Executors of the last viii and testament of
MONROE YOUNG, late of Treaton,
in the County of Hancock, deceased by giving
bond a. the law directs they therefore request ali
persons who are indebted TO the said deeeSsed's
estate, to make imnle diate payment, and those
who have any demands thereon to ex.
hibit the same for settlement.
LEVI B. WYMAN,
ERASTUS =. REDNAN.
ABBY b. YOUNG.
october Is, 1873 swl3
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YHE above named business will be eonducted
| by Green Re, nolds in the future. We shall
keep the shop at somesvilie and Bar Harbor OPP
en-, and also peddler the road. We shall
keep constantly on hand a good stock Of Stoves
TiaW are. ztoc, Lead Pipe, Puaps, sinks
&C. We solicit the patronage OF the public IN
the future and shall endeav to please our
Customers as best we can.
c. 8. GREEN,
4w43 b. Z. REYNOLDS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-30

PORTSMOUTH SH OF a,-Flry-tbrc. ~.
$50 passed hAIr. back lighthouse bound 10 Ior
aaFbor ia'flc " iwcaty- onc minutes. saturday
Afternoon.
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TIE CONSTITUTIONAL cA-Assg REMEDY

strikes At the root. builds up the constitution.
makes it new. and drives away Ca,arrh and all
diseases OF the mucuous membranes. and their
attendant pains and aches, pertaining to head
back. shoulders. kidneys and throat. I've
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-30

WHEREAS my wife Mary s. Hitler has lett my
w bed and board. without any just cause OF
provicatiOn, forbid all persons harboring or
trus ting her on my account, for l shau pay no
bills OF her contracting after this date.
ASA X. HlLLlER.
obs, Oct esh, ls7s. aVtss
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-30

THIS is to certify hat !, John Green OF the firm
Of j. Green 4 Son of somesville Mt
Desert, have sold my interest in the stove
and Tin BUSINESS at somesvilie. and Bar
Harbor. Bills due the said named firm, pre-
yious to Oct 9th. 1873 excepting those at Bar
tiarbor, will be settled by me.
JOHN GREEN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-30

On Monday night OF last week a couple
Of sneak thieves relieved Luther Lord from
the trouble Of gathering some twelve bush.
els OF nice sugar beets
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-30

lastly and honorably made By AGENTS. Adj.
dress ORDWAY 4 CO., 22s{ Middie St por,
land, Maine. sIas<a
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Another Accident an the n, Al
Railroad.

DOVER, Oct. 2s
A brakeman on the Bangor 4 Piscara-
qnts Railroad, named Hodgklns. Tell under
the trAi" and had both legs cut of above
the knees. Engineer Green who wa. in.
jared In the accident Saturday night. died
to-day
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MARINE LIST.

MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Fort.
Wednesday, Oct. p,
ARRIVED
Scil u Lawrence. DAVIS. Boston.
sch cts Of Ellsworth. Grant. Portland.
Sea ImcgsRe. Lord. kockland.
sch y. Harvey. bunker. BIuebil.
sch Rattan. Young. Eostou.
CLEARED.
sarah Enrabe,h. Curtis, BAR HArbor.
Thursday, Oct. q.
ARRIVED.
sch Ralph X Grant. Grant. Rocsland.
sch Mary CusbmAn. Patton. Boston
sch Panama, Noon, boston.
Srh julia kdns, Cook Bar Harbor
Friday. oct. ..
ARRIVED.
s.h Jane. Holmes. Ryder. Belfast.
Express. Marshall. Boston.
CLEARED
sch Leader. webbcr Bar IIarbor.
sch Arisorrcr. lark. Boston.
Saturday. Oct. ..
CLEARED.
sch Kentscky, Fog Brookln
sch Fair Wind " ooisaTd, Boston.
sch John Taylor new hudson. Philadelph a.
sunday oct. D
ARRIVED
-eh Gcorsc Edward. Weber. B!aehlu.
sch Catherine. Jordan. Boston.
Monday, Oct. u;
ARRIVED.
Sch ,'eo II Ferguson, Ferguson, Belfast
sch senator BoaIcy, Boston.
sen j. NJ hennedy, fomEoy. Boston.
CLEARED.
sch Baips h Grant, Ga ant. gockiaad.
sch Care,sA. NAY. boston
Sch bangor, Tre~orsy. Boston.
sch tiass az. feTrcl, BAr iiArb1r
sgh James Holmes, Eldrout. gnndaut
sch Delaware. fcfrel Bo.Ion
sch Lgs!sA, >aJi!rr Iso.Iou
Tuesday, Oct. b
ARRIVED.
sra VEndahA. Alley. Boston,
- "m fteAcTing, BollAuy Boston.
Sth pHOEto, Hammond. boston.
eeh Python, Mllsen Bosisa
seh AiheEinc. Jorrlan. Boston
CLEARED.
SCI CITY Of Ellsworth, Grant. Portland
Wednesday. oct. ~.
ARRIVED.
n VIII am. L,rd. Bo-tou
IN sarah. Richardson Boston
~ch kc'i Rover. Alley. Portland
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nHE subscriber hereby gives public notice TO
L allconcerned, that he has been duly appoint
ed and has taken upon hImsen the trust OF
an Adininistr ator of the Estate OF
JOHN BUNKER, late of Ellis worth
in the County Of Hancock, deceased
by giving bond as the Law directs: he therefore
requests all persons " no arc indebted to the
SAID deceased's estate. 10 make Immediate nav.
ment and those who have any demands
thereon to exhibit the same for settlement
LENIB. WYMAN.
ELLSWORTH, Oct. 18th, 1873. 3wA
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MAINE NEWS.

hsps'ohe. to the Ellsworth American
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-10-30

~eh VIII am. Lord, Ho-tan
>rh sarah, Richardson. Boston.
Nch hci Rover. Alley, Portland.
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ARRIVED.

"a EEndaha, Alley. Boston,
Neh Wm Pickering. B,tlAiy Boston.
IN OtrOsto, Hammond. Bo..on.
seh Python, MlhIen. Bosssa.
Seh athtTiac. Jordan. Boston
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-10-07

SERIOUS ACCIDENT. Nj r. " m.
Miller foreman Of the blacksmith
shop of the A. NJ. & o. Railroad met
with very serious accident about
O'Clock Yesterday afternoon. 1t ap
pears that while endeavoring t. re-
move nut from m old boz 1t
he heated It,, and used coal oil TO
facilitate its removal. when the vessel
containing the oil exploded. envelop-
ing the unfortunate man in sheet of
flame. His fellow workman, hasten
ing to his relief, plunged him into a
slack tub, subduing the flames. When
taken out he was found to be speech
less aud sightless, and the skin peel' d
from his face hands and arms. He
was Immediately taken to physician
who pronounced his condition too
critical for his removal to his home IN
Madison, and he was carried to Mr4.
Mays boarding house on Bridge street
where he received proper medical at
tentlon. Lynch. Virginidn, V3d
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1HE JONESBORO CENrEN-
NAL.
TEN THOUSAND PERSONS PRESENT At
THE CELEBRATION. --spEECilEs TX POST
MASTER GENERAL KEY, JrDGE sNEED,
GOV. MARKS AND II. NJ. DOAK.


JoNRsBoRO, TENN. Oct. 3.--Tcn thou
sand people at the Jonesboro Ccntenni
nj today. The display Mt the Fair was
crcdltablc and the Centennial exhibit
exceedingly interesting. Many relies
were brought out from all quarters,
many Of them valuable. Among them
we've the only copy extant Of the Frank
lin Constitution, and the field glass Of
Ferguson taken Mt taken NJ Kings Noun
tain by Gov, SEWER The Andrew
johnson case attracted much attention..
Speaking was commenced by Judge
Snecd. Judge Key followed lie spoke
In lavor of the payment Of the State
debt upon the ground that Tennessee
was better able to pay than any other
Southern State. The idea Of poverty
Ind its foundation In spending more
than we had. lie urged II square policy
aud no bush shlrklng, Ms had character
lied all parties.
Gov. Marks followed Mr. II. NJ. Doak
IN brief, eloquent speech, making no
alluslon 10 politics.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-10-07

RICHMOND ITEMS. The street rail-
way has been sold to Messrs. 8. S.
Campbell, Lawrence Schoolcraft and
Warwick, three young men Of this
city, for $40. 500.
The mother-iu-law Of the late Mr.
G. c. Curtis, who was killed by Poin-
dexter in March last. has just pun
chased section in Hollywood. and
the remains OF the victim of homci lie
will be taken up from Shockoe Hill
Cemetery, where they were deposited,
and removed to that burial place.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-10-07

trials of labor and business in this
county. Surely no readjuster can
complain of or find fault with his
record in the Legislature. la and
out of season he battled for the re-
adjustment of the public debt. We
never saw him dodge any issue in or
der to gain popularity. When Jo-
mas fights he never counts the person
al cost to himself, He has become
quite good speaker and on the floor
of the House he always had hearing
and he always exercised a strong per-
sonal influence over q large number
of delegates. The people Of Good
son Township especially owe him a
good vote. His friends have never
vet gone back on this town or this
township. Let us see what we can
do for him month hence.
Mr.. Kelley in one terms service
became known as the Davy Crockett
of the House of D, legatcs. He was
placed on the committee of Retrench-
ment, where he naturally belonged,
and we can truly say tina. no other
man in the last Legislature rendered
more able or efficient service in bring
ing down the expenses of the public
service to their present low standard
Than he.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-10-07
yellow Fever.

There we're new cases and D
deaths yesterday at Memphis. The
Summary for the week shows mate
rial decrease both in deaths and new
cases, being 6S new cases and 20
deaths. Total new cases to date
1917 ard deaths 4O8.