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The New York herald., 1879-12-24

TICKET HOLDERS HAVE ALWAYS HAD TIL
PkivILEGE or GALLING OUT THEIR NuMBEK
AND SEEING THEN PLACED IN THE WHEEI
1850 PRIZES. Sil24O0.
T. j. COMMERFORD, 1853 BROADWAY. NEW YORE
The New York herald., 1879-12-24

CRAyoN DRAWING. -
~ PEARLS ART CRAIO.
The method OF portrait and landscape draw
Ing with patented mechanical invention simple .
child learn In three lessons over eleven hsn-
drcd pupils In the Studio Building Eugene Pearl, the
author has returned from Europe aud Will receive pupils
his studious 80 Union square. Over hvs
drawings by pupils on free exhibition. Hours NJ
toe = VI. daily Visitors always welcome. Studios~ -
Union square, New York send stamp for erealas.
The New York herald., 1879-12-24

ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND TAGS HAVE ALWAYS
BEEN PLACED IN THE WHEEL ON THE DAY OF
DRAWING. CORRESPONDING WITH EACH AND
EVERY TICKET ISSUED BY THE COMMONWEALTH
Distribution co. 1850 PRIZES. $ll2.4OO
7. J. COMMERFORD, l63 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
The New York herald., 1879-12-24

CAPITALS S3OOOO $1,000 $1,000 10 OF 81 900
OTHERS FROM $500 DOWN. COMMONWEALTH DIS
TRIBUTIUN GO. HAVE ALWAYS DRAWN WEDNES
DAY, DECEMBER 81.
The New York herald., 1879-12-24

& A ,,-GRAND HOLIDAY DRAWING.
NEW YEAK's GIFTS FOR ALL.
The New York herald., 1879-12-24

TNCURABLEs 40 LoNGERi BRIGIIr's DISEASES,
1diabetes dropsy paralysis rheumatism neuralgia. con-
SUMPTION maaria poison. debility incont
gravel stone, sufnson. varicose kidney bladder pros
tate gland aud associate Diseases Medical Treatise
giving directions for their without mel,
cury arsenic opium. iron. quinne copaba cubebs, oil
knife. caustc sounds pain confinement by the Euro
pean an American Medical Bureau Speciality Physicians
and Asahel Natural Mineral Spring Water be had
free. Offices, 29l broadway New York.
IL -s2 NASSAU ST, NEAR FULTON ST.
~ JACKSON CO, BANKERS
KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY
HAS ALWAYS DRAWN DECEMBER 81.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $1,000
The New York herald., 1879-12-24

ADDRESS OR APPLY TO r. J. COMMERFORD
COURIER-JOukNAL BUILDING, LOUISvILLE, KY
OR SAME PERSON AT
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15
Weather Predictions.

Prof. Tice thus regulates the wealth
~ for the remainder of April:
Ninth to 18th, clouding, threaten
ing weather, with heavy storms in
places; 18th to l4th, clear to fair 18th
to 10Th clouding threatening wealth
er witt local storms; 18Th to 20h,
clear or fair 2lst TO 24'h, clouding.
threatening weather. with heavy and
severe storms In p'a"es; 24tb to 25ih
lear or fair; 26ih to 20 cloudiup
threatening with local storms; 29h
10 Both, clear or fair. The warmer
days will br lO'h 10Th, 23rd and 2S,h
The Cooler days will he about 18Th
18Th 25th and 30ih. a" 1901.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15
TUESDAY, APRIL, is, 1879,
EVENT and COMMENT,

Tho old residence. of John Randolph
of Roanoke, owned by the estate of the
lato Wood Boulil, was burned last
Fl sunday night ia1Charlctte county. q
shelton q. Davis, clerk of the Virgin
ia Senate, the best parliamentarian of
the State, and dbeloved by everybody,
died Monday night of last week of a
carbuncle OH the neck. The carbuncle
appeared early in the extra session and
coon disqualified him for business. The
clerks of the Va. Legislature seems faied.
The two Blggers have been seriously,
slck nearly all winter.
Col. Mosby Is playing guerilla again;
this time among tho heather Chinee. =
He refused to appear at court in court
costume. Well, weli Mosby never did
do business like other folks. t -
tssiR3Tn 90 ?, siuA 'o'A* '
The Baltimore Sun thinks the Supreme
Court Will not soon take up tne, Judge
Riyes case, US that Court Is disposed to
staye OF al cases Of n political charac-
trr. M "a lM
The Republicans claim victories IN the
city elections In Cincinnati and Column
bus, Ohio, and thereat they are greatly
elated. Guess their fire will not burn
during the vet weather ahead. -.
Tie trial OF Poindexter for killing
Curtis, after horsewhipping him, has
been fixed for'thc l7th, but there VIII be
trouble and delay In securing jury.
hsa G8AIJ-I A1la 4ia 9t" t p
Scott and Lee counties have each
prospective execution, IN the persons Of
Deano and willis, but the Court of Ap-
peals has to be gone through, and that
means quito lease Of life for the con-
demned.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15

II Is said that cat Is the only animal,
with the exception of man, that can dis
tinctly pronounce the vowelsa, G, |,
andu. When 1t Is In any especial agony
II Is able also to add W and y. .'..
Sin always begins with pleasure and
ends with bitterness. II Is like the
colt, which the little boy said was very
tame before and very wild behind,
The men who always say kind word
for their neighbors and turn n deaf ear
TO scandal are not only very blessed,
bu also very scarce. .'.s.
Electricity is constantly used by nod
EN- physicians as an auxiliary In the
gfc Of certain diseases. An old lady,
however, who wus advised 10 try II,
shook her head aud said she had already
ilOnc so; She had been struck by light
ming twice, aud II didn't seem to do any
good either tlmc.
Sometimes children see things which
even their parents fail to recognize
When little girl got into III Of pas
siol her mother told her to go ut once
to her room and ask God to Forgive her.
She went with hesiintlng step and her
mother Followed her 10 see that she did
as sue was told kilecling down ny her
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15
Killing OF Capt Berry by the
I,.vcaiis ltiug.

The recent Revenue raid over Into the
moun,lhs of Hancock succeeded Ia de-
siroying several Illicit dcstlllcries. m we
are told by one Of the officers who re-
turned last week. They also killed Da-
ybl Berry. Berry WIS n brave, fearless
mnn and we believe has been NJ various
Zines employed by Government oiIlcl-
ais to aid IN hunting ont and breaking
up Illicit dIstillerics. We have regarded
him Ms one OF the special friends Of the
rcycnuc officers, aud II was with sur
prise we heard lac had been shot and
killed by these men. II Is said thn os-
tnbllshment ut which Berry was Killed,
belonged to and wus run by Esquire
Herd, Justice Of the Peace Of Han
cock county. AIlcr the shooting, the
Revenue men all surrendered 10 Es-
o,,lfe Herd, and he tried them for the
Killing Of Dave Berry, aud acquitted
them, Of course. Then the revenue
mon turned round aud arrested Mr.
.jushte OF tic Peace Herd, for making
vhiskey without license from the GOV
crnmcnt, and confined HIM IN jail nj
Taycwcll. This, we presume, is about
MI the Judicial investigation or inquiry
there will ever bc into the manner ol
Tho wherefore Of the suddeii taking
away of poor Dave Berry lie ls dead
He was killed AZ o "moonsllne" still
house. A United smtcs Deputy Mar.
,hsil dld tho deed. -. N,rr'sioi'h fo-ri'f
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15

The other day an eight-year old boy
in Milwaukee offered to bet his mother
his velocipede against $500 and half the
gate-money that he could eat 800 mince
pies in 300 consecutive hours-his moth
er to furnish the pies. For fear of hav-
ing large Doctors bill, no matter how
the trial terminated, and a prospect of a
funeral into the bargain, his mother de-
clined her ambitious sons tempting Of
fer The lad had been reading of Nine.
Anderson. ss.. 't'. =.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15


the border; this patient listening for tn,
feet Of Allies 1t is not Immigration that
you most need; if you would only escape
from this doubt, yourselves could achieve
success. The furnace districts that will
suffer or be destroyed by your competi-
ton will not be quick to aid your deyel-
opment. If your fires burn, other fur
naces must remain or 60 out of blast.
There is but one thing in the way OF
this people, and that is their lack OF
faith. A"If we had faith ye could remove
mountains" $40 " --- &
Tell your sons who 60, to seek their
f6rtunesto wait and work one year.
Tell them that while the voices of the
hills have no echoes for lutte or harpsi-
chord, they resound to stroke of axe and
ringof anvil. Tell them that no un-
scared hand ever reached the treasures
that are hid, or siezed black-starred
crown that is wrought in the inner
chambers of the Titans. Take them to
the. mills where they may see broad
chested, fair-browed men, who feed the
fires in which the everlasting rocks melt
and flow like rills, aud anon wave like
red ribbons in the lair; the bursting,
triumphant fires, before which the day
pales and in which the beads on the
founders brow fash like diamonds
Arouse their ambition and make them
highly resolved that by and for their
ancestral homes they will bravely work {;
that they will bind these leaping rivers
and make them do their God-appointed
work; that they will feed the midnight
fires until the smoke from those alars,
resting upon the mountam-tops, shall be
fashioned by the morning sun into
mighty coronals.. Armies never carried
such fields and forts as these. The far
thcrest courser in the armament never
flew like this tireless creature, whose
breath and banner is n "pillar of cloud
by day and pillar of fire by night. -
Show them the lords of labor, whom
God makes kings. @
If have IN any way aided you or
them tonight In forming a resolution to
meet the duty Of this hour, If have
said anything that shall keep you from
falling or help you to rise--anything to
stop this mad migration that is draining
the best blood of this State, leaving va
cant places by every tlreside, and de-
stroyng the last hope of famllies-if |
have opened your eyes to the fact that
the land in which God placed you
IL better than any other land--if have
said one word that shall find an echo in
your hearts and in your hills, | shall
have filed my simple purpose.
There is legend Of a youth lost In
the wilderness who inquired of sibyl
the way home. There are three paths,
was the response; but in one is pile Of
gold, IN one beautiful woman, in the
third is u roaring lion. Choose ye. =
Said she intrepid youth, ] choose the
path of the lion. The gold might betray
me, the woman might beguile me-; the
lion can Sldy.
Choose yc with thee same intrepid
spirit, aud We shall find way out of
this condition; and the lion re ,cW sldy.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15
secrets Of Masonry

Old Zach Wheeler was quite char
aoler in his time, being clever, easy
going, conhding man, who managed to
let everybody cheat him out of his in
hcrited estates. Just as his last farm
was about to slip ont of his hands he
succeeded in raising the mortgage.
Aaron Remer, prominent Mason, ac-
companled him to the town. As they
were riding along on horseback Zach
says TO Aaron, in n confding tone:
-"NOw, Aaron, we are here alone, |
want you to tell me the secrets Of Ma
sonry."
II can't Zach, they would kin me-"
"Why, they WON'T know; they'll new
or find It ont"
''Yes they will; yon'll speak Of It."
"No, swear won't"
"Woll, II you'll ride close alongside
o me, and put your hand on my thigh,
altl take the oath ri administer, III
tel You the secrets Of Masonry"
Znch was not slow to comply, and n
INST powerful 'iron-clad" oath was all
m nisterel aud taken.
"Now for the secrets" exclaimed the
impatient and unsuspectng victim.
-aWell," said Aaron, with mock sol
emnity and secrecy, "in the first place,
W. Masons combine together TO cheat
everybody AZ much as we can. This IL
tn arst grand secret,
"'rhe other Is like unto It. When we
ca ~ find anybody else TO cheat, we
CHI at each other, but as little as We cam"
well" exclaimed Zach, 81 swear
III join. wish had done 1t twenty
years ago--l might have been u rich
man afore now.o
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15
The BuiWinO of John RdndOtphs
F HOdse.

Tufnrnalipn has heeu received here
he burning of the house erected
and occupied by occupied by John
Randolph Of Roanoke. IN Charlotte
county. II wa u beautiful two'story
frame building. and WAS located about
n mile and n half from Roanoke Sta
ton, ON the Richmond and Danville
railroad. Several years ago Roanoke
was purchased Ivy the lato Judge
Wood Bouldln, aud since his death
II has been occupied by his family.
The fire occurred Sunday. II Is sup.
posed to have originated from a chin
ney spark. All the family were at
church except Mrs. Bouldin, who
had no difficulty In escaping from the
flames, but the house was entirely de-
stroyed, together with the furniture.
The property was unlnsured. The
remains OF John Randolph lie buried
near the scene OF the conilagration'--
Richmond State.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15
The f,ishOp OG Dr. Armstrong,

Even D. D's. will differ. Bishop
Whittle, who admits the right Of d.
D's. to interfere in politics pertaining
10 the State debt, denies their right
to use Howers In the Churches on Eas'
,a Sunday.
Strange enough, DR.. Armstrong
cp,srshis solemn protest against the
assumed right Of the Bishop to forbid
the use OF flowers, but says never a
word of4protest against his calling on
the people to elect last dollar men TO
the Legislature. t
As far "a we can sec it, we prefer
the church should abandon politics
rather than flowers. Nevertheless,
We s.ill revere and admire the Bishop
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15

The April number of the Southern
Planter and Former Is upon our table,
This magazine deserves and receives u
very liberal support. Though we do not
like Its views oneducation. While 1t makes
specially of agriculture IN all Its branch
cs, giving the results Of successful ex-
periments rather than the impractical
suggestions Of the dreaming theorlsl,
there is much in II that cannot fail to
interest the thoughtful reader, no matter
what occupation he follows. The con-
tents are varied and particularly suited
to the work Of the month. The Planter
has some Of the ablest contributions to
be found, and the beauty In these artlc-
les consists In their being by Southern
men, Published at Richmond, Va, at
80 year. .r
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15

read, "Unto us child is born, nine feet
long by two feet wide" 0
AT a recent meeting of the Cherokee
Indians speeches were made by Revs.
Jack Walkingstick and Poor Wolf and
Mr.. Whirlwind. 1t may be that the To-
cality is typographical error and that
Brooklyn was meant, after all. ..
Men are capable of taking peculiar
kind ofrevenSe against the women who
are weak enough to believe them per-
feet. For q few months before marri-
age they sue for the lady's hand, but for
all the years after marriage her hand is
compelled to sew for them. sr..,
Even boyhood is very prophetic some
times. When the embryo millionaire.
after having had the best fun in the
world on thin ice, and coming home
with wet and tattered clothing, knocks
timidly at the door of the paternal dom
icile, he needs no man of ripe scholar
ship and far seeing eye to tell him who
''the coming woman is and what she
will do.n g rf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15
a Iina,iilfnI Nnesch

Mr. Parsons Vice President Of the
Richmond and Allcghany r r. Co
rec,ntlym,de sspecch at lexington
from which we make the following
neh eKiraeti a fALL ,.
"wlthin The limits Of MIA state there
1, white population of SoOp'o people.
rhoy arr not riIemlnele' they are are, not
ignorant. rbc cllmaisi' noieaeryNung'
They sro a muscular, well-mform'd'
and proud people; and yet they persist
,in looking not within, but without, ior
ptrsukth. You have Waited ana prayed
wear AMER year for the hslp that wis Ai
rour doors, In your houses, 10 your
yeIpA a.. ihla weary lccoklnF '"yond
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15

10 PREsERvE Eoos,--A pound Of
lime and one pint II salt to three gal
Ions OF water. Put all eggs not want
ed for daily use into this brine. and
they will keep all the year round aud
the whites fro,h almost as well as
fresh eggs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15

Chicago vetoed the Presidents
threatened yeto--snd elected Carter
Harrison Democrat by 4a3a majori-
~. And this to just as Garfield
was saying the rebels, having tried in
1850 10 shoot the Union dead, are
now trying TO starve il dead
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15
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1he Loo CUuntyTihtl.

The trial Of Jno. y. Willis of lee,
for the murder Of James II. Re'sqr
in February 49, resulted in aycgrdIct
Of murder in the first degree, on the
,nd. Willis killed Reasor with 'o
are, for some remark thelatIef made
about the formers wife who was ?
lunatic in Stanton.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15

When the Confederate army was OH
Its shortest rations, Gen Lee remonstrat-
ed one day with straggler for eating
green persimmons, and asked him If he
did not know thai they were unfit for
food. "im not eating them for food,
General" +" replied the man, "but for the
sake of drawing my stomach up to fit
my ralions.N ---.----
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15

sam" said one little urchIn 10 an
other -"sam, does your schoolmaHter
ever give you any rewards Of merltG"
al p'pose Ne does, was the reply she
gives me u lckin' reg'lar every day,
and SAYS merit two"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15
wlllls m IL sentenced :

Jno. u. Willis recently convicted
Of the murder OF James II Reosor qi
Of Lee county has been sentenced to
be hanged on Friday July asto 1879,
In the meantime the case goes t''aihe
the Court Of Appeals,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15
s.o,,nI i0o. P,ll wcnt away over

Senator Jno. Pau went ''a""y O'V,
vander" TO Prince Williams and
bearded Mashbaok in his own den
last Monday week, aud 1t is said he
''jes, asedthe privilege Of the heId
for 6f,eep minutes apd slew bout
hundred thou,and sure Il sHi-a
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15

Wash a baby up clean and dress him
up real pretty, and he will resist all adj
.vances with most superlative cross
ness; but let him eat molasses ginger
bread and fool around the coal hod for
half an hour, and he will nestle his dear
little dirty face close up to your clean
shirt bosom and be just tho lovlngist,
cunningist little rascal in all world.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15
R'0yeSSs0n0l C0rGS.
JOHN G. SUMMERS,

"A ttorney-at-Law.
Will practice in the county and Circuit
Courts Of Washington, Scott, Smythe aud
Russell. Also in tho Court Of Appeals and
U. s. District Court.
Special attention paid to suits in Bank
ruptcy. Office Main Street, Abingdon, Va.
Sep. 23-ly
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15
,,,h n,,,irs claim the Vitt

Both parties claim the victory az
chaflo.isvillcy But i ~o0Id seem ,li
strange Il Massey should be hurled
from his own dunghill BY Smith and
Daniel. Whenever the polls are
closed "a, Albcmarls, Massey proves
70 be ahead, and Il is not likely that
M,s,ey Sss lost his grip in that coun'
a., eat, t,.ss rr1al aHIl 'a',i
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15
The Arbitration Court for East
rcMncsSoe. -
j. b. COOKE,

j. B. COOKE,
Commonly known as Burch Cooke
lives in Chattanooga, and he stands at
the head of the bar at that place, emf
nent for great lawyers. He was prom
inent candidate for Supreme Court
Judge, and would in all probability
have been nominated had it not been
that two such clever gentlemen already
occupied the Bench from that section,
and it would have been hard to displace
them for any one. His appointments
gave great satisfaction to East ITennes-
seeans here now. He is now one of the
members for East tennessee in the
Court of Arbitration.
COL. II. II. INGERsoLL,
not Bob, however, is a resident of Knox
vile. He is n Northern man, and in
appointing him as member of the
Court of Arbitrators the Governor very
wisely recognizes the CLAIMS of this class
of our fellow-citizens. He has pursued
such a straig ightforward, conservative
course since his residence in East Ten
nessee that he has endeared himself to
to the citizens Of that section Of, both
parties. an wrF .w1 f i
JAMES T. SHIELDS, GN
the third member of the Court of Arbi-
traitors. is not only one of the most prom
inent lawyers of East Tennessee, but Of
the most successful farmers of Granger
county, where he lives. He has been on
the Supreme bench, to fill an uneXpired
term, and, by his urbanity and courtly
manners, gave great satisfaction to the
bar. 1t is not often that the farming in
terest can be so well represented in Office
as 1t in the person of Judge Shields,
and not that section alone, but the whole
State will endorse thisaction Of the Gov
ernor.
"This Court is," in the language of u
prominent lawyer of East Tennessee,
ga strong one, and will give entire sat
isfacton to East Tennessee"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15
VEGETINE
4 ChiIls, Shakes,
FEVER AND AGUE. /,


D. II Ia v AIls 1AAND. - -.
LaGl. 80 IH TAacono, N o., 1873
Dr., II. X. sTRvBss:- N r'.tt ~.
Dear Sir,-l feel very grateful for what your
valuable medicine, Vevetine, has done In my faln-
lily. wish TO express my thanks by Informing
you OF the wonderful cure OF my son Also, 10 Nv
You know that veEetino Is the best medicine eVef
saw for ChiHs, Shakes, Fever and hgus., MY son
was sick with measles In 1873, which LEFT him WIN
Hip,j joint disease My son suffered great deai
Of pain, all Of the time the pain was so great ne
did nothing but cry The doctors did not heip
him a particle ho could not III his foot from the
floor, be could mol move without crutohos read
your advertisement IN the "LouiSvi!le courier
Journal, ," that Vegetine was great Blood rpri'
der and nlood Food. I tr,ed ono bottle, when
w4s n great beneAt He kept taken eighteen pot
ties IN ALL and hr " completely restored 10 heatn,
wplks without crntcheH or cane Vie ~ twenty
years Of age have u younger aon, hlteen years
OF age, who IL subject to fHfHs. Whenever no
feels one Coming on, he eomes In, takes " dose of
yeyetIno and that IL tho last of tho thhB. Nege
tine has M bad effect upon the Hysiem like most
or tho meecInes recommended for MHts !
cheerfully rteomme ID vegetino for aneh cnm'
plants. / think II Is tho great medicine IN tue
world Respectfully, o,,
veogtiSr.-when the blood becomes lifoleSs
and siagnant. other from change OF weather or
Of climate want Of exercise, irregular diet, or
from any other cause. the VgagrIFg viii renew
tho blond, carry of the putrid humoiN, cleanse
the stomach, regulate tho bowels, ana impatt n
tone yiEor to the whole body, rHs INs
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15

There are very few sermons preach
cd which better sum up the whole
matter than the speech Of the little
hoy who said /; II want to grow good
aud goodsr evey day Of my life.--
Amen. .fs
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15

Many OF the European inns have
TO stick up such notices. as this -
"Gentlemen are requested not 10 8at.
ter the female servants on the stairs,
az many dishes have thus been brok-
en- ....... ........,... ...
Grows will make any sort OF grain
come up very quick, even 10 fifteen
minutes after II Is planted. Crows
are also raised by shot gun In less
than q second sometimes.
"The Lord loyeth a cheerful glver.n
but there's no use chucklng a copper
cent into the contribution plato loud
enough 20 make The folks ON the back
bench think the communion service
has tumbled of the altar.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-04-15

Tho old residence, of John Randolph
Of Roanoke, owned by the estate of the
lste Wood Boulcil, was burned last
funday night ih1Charlctte county. q