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The Phoenix herald., 1879-10-31
PACIFIC COAST ITEMs.

Wheat in Oregon is selling all the way from S.S5 tD S102 per husllel...
 The lowest bidder to supply 50.0O0 ,oundr of four to Fort Klamath, Or egon, was s per hundred.
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New Mexico Items.

Los Vegas has had 36 shooting af- fairs since June.
 Couriers are said to be constantly passing between Victorio's camp, New Mexico, and the Mescalero Agency
 Tramps are wrccking trains in New Mexico.
 Four men recently robbeda train on the Atchison, Topeka aud Santa Fe Railroad.
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NoTsCE ro CREplroR4

Estate ofMt-E sr S BZaCDSsAs.1E. 1-cza-e e4 N OTICE Is HEREBY CIV ksN n Eesa N undersigned. ENrSutrr c1 the rs1a1u u@ MICHAEL BXArNtsAEsr. 2. lircea~asl ro ths creditors. and al. pcr-Q1~ AlNt-z .l1~ against the said Q. cea-e1. co rg1-e-t .-.,a4 with the neccsssrs NcucaeEs. Wl1as1 rN1 month frou the vAl-tze.h day Cl A.'-l-- l-.A to tue ssiG admin ,S1rzt1r. ar hl~ e 1cw ta eea town Of RhNnix. MsrlcCpa c,surrv trl-11a-
 TG CREE>G W AdninlstrGs0- Of rhe e>tzse ur Atcak-- Rf.s CNCARuT. decszSe1-
 PheniS. OCeoeer n. .S-S c<---~ssa
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nrs.orrrroN NarrcE-

NToTICE Is HERERS GIVES rHAr the partnership le1e.Qiore eNls,I Id und@r the frn ussls e Rrc0a S Da1.>l. is dissolved tAis day. cy NGflal c4usf1- The bUSin .sS will he-s21er he ca-r.-sl al bv Thomas ". Brown. who ail rlller. d Ii0Eed GxIn-
 Tsns " REc.N
 VI A. DA~tzl Pk9nix. Sest- sA tef <Ew
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NorIcE ro CREplrons-

Estate of HESEx SASSRs. l.~>-4as4 NOTICE k HEREBY SsIV ES BN Es-S N undersiznell. ad7in1scralar o[ t1.z uer late of HESSY SAN EHS. tecvs s.-- -l ->'s creditors and sl p~rso-es hastrE c1 --n against the said CeceascL ,1 eN1t..- --.--A VI a the necessary y0ccA--s Nl4--l tr-- mouths from the r.lleieent1 day ~4 ---E- lSs9. 10 the said S1igiIls-z..,1- at hi> ai1-a n the town Of l,SsrutK Nzsicer- cs.-a--- Arizona F. 0. GRE e>tiAM- Adminisirstor ftke essE-r e llx>AK S.s-
 Eils. deceased
 Hh0nix. Nc.oher lr. 1>-A oe @-W4a
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DR. SPINNEY,
NO. II, KEARNY STREET, Treats all Chronic and Special
 Diseases.
YOUNG MEN

YOUNG MEN
 XXTHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM " the effects of youthful f'llies or indis- cret;un will d. well to avail themselves of rhis tue greatest bocr ever laid at th" altar of suT-rinar humanity. DIR. SPI<NEf will rt,arsiutee to ierfeit S5p0 for every case of seminal weakness private disease of any kind CT character which he undertakes and ais to cure
 MIDDLE-AGED MEN.
 There are many at the age of thirty tN sixty whn are tr,,ut.esi with too frequent evacuatisn of the bia,id,-r- of en acccm .snied by slight smartiug or hurr;ug ssnsation. and a weakness of the system in Q mann. the patient eRnnet account fur. On examining the urinary do visits q ropy se,iiHSent will often be f. lSd ap. sometimes small particles O aibllasu will appear, :!'e color will he uf a thin miikish hue again changing to dark aad torpid ar- pearanre. There many men who iie of this diffi u,ty Ignorant nf the ca Ee. which is be second stage of seminal wes' ness. pr. s will guarantee perfect care iu all snch cases. and heal.hy restoration et The genito-uriGary organs
 Office Honrs-lo to and to g. Surd .ys from 10 tn T. a. m. Go sultatiln free Thor nu-h examination and advire. S5. Call or address pE SP!HSEY & CO.
 Nc. i. ; arax sria-5, eae [ '.gre'soo.
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IEGAL
Notice Of Flaal ProoE.
Notice er Ysnal rrsar

LAND C-F.cE AT FAoEsS-E. AsrzoSA-
 Cicsute- S1a- f--4 ATOTICE IS Et-fsEHN tsaNEN 41A " AN tAe :cll,sui. g. a ls-e- =etrl-t 11s ---'.- notice Of kis iEren-lo- go E.aS= 4aa- zr-'l@ II. s1ppu-t e, Lis claill- s=G ssC--. 1a--- -a.- try tkers1. st t-.c xyr.r1s-c.l e1 t1lfit -4. a From the Gaee of fals I-l--ce- N-E- 4 eso- N UiEBO. ill-aes1-at1 sll.ie.--a.r. r.- >-l- --- a1E the Nost4'yr yrSg .s, -2-.s-E. Sss-fl,r IA --e--- - NCria. Hanrc 3 Eas-. sad 11azrs &1e <- lowing ss EiS wlin-zssss hl-> Nsc-1---- | mAds or Ph,erix A-izo=a. and k1l-@r tine kUaQUili-. s.so Qf 'l-rllA- AFl4a1A-
 (. V. E. Psllrss7- -s--ts1,s-
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to live years penal servitude.

to five years penal servitude.
 Rosenburg, editor of the Toion T'alh who was found guilty of libel, sen fenced reserved.
 DAMAGE TO TOBACCO. PErERsHuRe, VA, October 21th.- The heavy frost last night damag- ed the tobacco crop.
 FOREIGN FACTS.
 LONDON. October 27.-Eiliott has challen~ed Boylon to row match on the Tyne conrsc.
 Bret Harte is very sick.
 Terrible floods continue in Spain. A terrific storm has caused much de vastation in Malaga.
 THE cABUL MASSACRE.
 LONDON, October 29th.-The in quiry into the massacre at Cabul is proceeding. The Ameer's father-in- law, ex-Governor of Cabul and the Minister of Finance are under close arrest.
 ELoPEMEST.
 It is stated that the daughter of the French General, DeGalliflet, who commanded at Tours, has eloped from Paris to London, for the pur- pose of marrying the sen of Nausu- mas Pasha, the Turkish Ambassador here.
 HANGED.
 CABUL, October 29th.-Five men were hanged here on Monday for complicity in the massacre of the British Embassy, including Koterval of this city, and the head of the city of Mollahs and Jogcneral, one of the. royal blood. It is charged that they dragged the head of Major Cavagnari from the British residence to the Bslahassar- DON CARLOS REQUESTED TO "GIT.'' PARIS, October 29sh.-It is report cd that Don Carlos will be requested | to leave France in consequence of his reception of and other public in of courtesies with army some of whom have been to army discipline for the same cause.
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Bill of Fare,

S@S@ VI |s@ " U. s. RESTAURANT,
 CTo-Morow), SUNDAY, OCTOBER 26TH, 1879. At I2 o'clock. Oyster Mock Turtle Chowder. Mackeral, Spanish sauce.
 BOILED. Carned Beef, Chicken-currant sauce, Mutton-caper sauce.
 BOASTS Beef, Mutton. Veal, Chicken. Turkey Oyster dressing. Cranberry sauce
 ENTREES. Caraut of Chickcn-Maitre de Ho;e sauee. Chioken-Liver pat,ics. Chicken ff,easee. Calves heAfl-,ona;o sauce. Calves liver German style.
 pELIcAcIEs. l:aner sance. Worcestershire saucc Pickles. Horse radisb.
 DESERT. Cocoanut Pie. Peach Fi~, Black berry Pic. Strawberry roll. English Plam Padding.
 ffIJr
 -~-s1-7
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Ph,rnix Is loser to t,o extent of ahnnt dczca. r. las TeGElztcnr ex s,;sssesi.
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Insist that the Ticket Agent sells you tic k cts by the North-W ostern Road. Examine your Tickets, and refuse to buy if they dc not read over this Road.
 Ali Agents sell them and check usual baggage free by this line.
 Through Tickets via this RaUts 10 all Eastern Points can be procured at tbs Central Pacific Railroad Ticket Office, foot of Market street, and at New Montgomery street. san Francisco, and at all Coupon Ticket Offices Of the Central Pacific Rail road MARVIN HUGHITT,
 General Manager. Chicago
 ". II. STENNETT. vol SnoI General Passenger AG't, Chicago
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10000 CARRIAGES

10000 CARRIAGES Manufactured by EMERSON, FISHER S CQz7are now in use in every part of the American Continent, They give unfailing satisfaction All their work is warranted. They have received testimonials from all parts of the country of purport similar to the follow IrssRs.E .EuERso FIsHERs Co.,: G4rTls y my
 
  M ,S.C him n r1y i a the money h X A M, The favorable reputation the carriages have made u localities where they have been used for several years by Liverymen Physicians, Farmers and others requr- ing hard and constant uss has led to increased de- mand from those localities, to meet which the featuring facilities of their mammoth establishment have been extended enabling them to turn out in good style.
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AT THE U. s. RESTAURANT, lTo-MorroHl.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

v Meussdorf1cr. Hats and Caps, Whole Na sale and Retail, No. 15 kearny street, San Francisco. 6In
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Manufactured by EMERSON, FISHER & CQzeare no in in every part of the American Continent
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-03-21
An uEIusTrvIARLE ATTACK.

r. i. Parker, editor Of the Walla
Walla Statesman, sent MS q reply g
some charges made against him By
MI. n. Rinehart, Indian Agent at the
Malheur Agency, and we freely grant
id him the space asked for IN our col
umns 10 defend himself through. As
soon IA nc was certain that his letter
was published, and thinking that he
wonlsi not again DO under the necessl-
liz Of asking favors from US, com
mencea using abusive language in
tho paper Of which be is editor against
us because we allowed Mr.. Rinehart
TO tell his side of the story through
the WoRLD, As d fair journalist we
could not with any justice TO Mr..
Rinehart Or the public refuse him the
means Of defense. Parker used the
most abusive and absurd language to-
ward that gentleman through the
Walla Walla Statesman that he is ca
pable If writing, simply because he
thought Rinehart was the author Of
the petitions so extensively signed
asking that Howard be removed from
tho position of Commander Of the De.
partment Of the Columbia. Rinehart
was accused Of many mean actions,
and had NO way Of defending himself
against the attacks Of Parker. Would
we be filing our duty as a journalist
II we did ii 1t allow an attacked, and
probably inisrepresented, man means
Of defense? IL IL justice. to present
tho people ono side Of q case and then
call for verdict? Now, Frank, as
you made the attack, why are you
afraid Of tie defense? Was the on.
slaught ill-limed and nnjustihablc?
Whether such il the case or mol, your
attacks o. us for for allowing man
the privilege Of defending himself
through the columns of the World in-
dicatcs very plainly that it was. Your
course as journalist ia anything
but honorable.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-03-21
SNAKE RIVER NEWS.

We cordcnse The following Snake
river items from letter TO the Salt
Lake Tribune, dated at Salmon Falls,
March 3D.:
Superintendent Davis, Of the salm,
ON Falls Company, is still working
might and day in the lower location.
| lie III making complete success Of
the enterprise. The cost Of running
1.-The machine is five dollars per TWEEN
tyfour hours, and rumor says 1t 10
taking out fifty dollars per day. II
has IT'S feet Of the electro silver plat
ing. and grizzly p feet long and
four feet wide, made On the same mod
cl that Lanes il, and the bank Of the
gravel is about fifty feet deep. There
are two six-inch hydraulic hose, 100
feet long each, carrying 100 inches Of
water, washing It night and day.
Morrow has a gool mine, and is
working away preparing to get his
machine up AS soon as it arrives. lie
has sixty acres Of good ground.
Mr.. Pitts, Fresno capitalist, was
here las. winter and purchased some
ground near the mouth Of the Malad
river and he proposes to teach the
boys something new by introducing
solid silver plates.
Rcybould 4 Reed, Of Boise, joining
them on the north, are working away
at their location, preparing for ma
chine. There is machine on the
road for q mine just opposite the Ma
lad.
g D. Lane, Of the Bonanza Bar, is
expected here every day with his ma
chine, which he intends to erect on his
fabuously rich bar, nine miles below
here, at Miles ranch.
was up, BY special invitation Of
the owners Of the Boulder Hill claim,
to prospect il, and must say all the
stories that have been circulated about
it have been more than verified. The
prospects are simply immense. You
can take u shoveltull Of gravel out of
the bank anywhere you please and
the result is wonderful | tried it
several times, 'al,d still the wonder
grew Their bank is about thirty
feet above the river and 1000 yards
long. Both men are very poor, but
they nave struck il rich at last.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-03-21

VIZ learn from the Idaho papers
That John G. Hughes was stabbed Ia
death IL that Territory by one Mike
Neliis, u few days ago Mr. Hughes
was pioneer 81 California, having
landed III the city Of San francisco
from New York early in 1850. AT
the time Of his death lie was about
4s years old. A nephew of the late
Archbishop Hughes, he had in early
life enjoyed the advantages Of an
excellent collegiate course, which,
combined with a superior intellect,
qualified him to lave filled with cred.
il 20 himself tile most honoral lie posi-.
tlon. But evil communications cor
rapt not only good manners, but blight
anu blast good morals aud bright
prospects; aud poor Hughes, though,
endowed with as many good qualities
Of heart as d head, adnpted the vices
Of drinking and gambling, at the time
when they were INDUCED in by almost
all Calitorniaus, and never succeeded
in breaking away from the habits,
though frequently resolving to do so.
But though the ARRAY in which be lost
MS life arose out q drink, many far
worse men have died ON beds Of down
surrounded BY hosts Of real aud pre-.
tended friends, while pulpit aud press
rans with paregyrics III praise of
virtues they never had. We do not
exense his SHIRT comings, but we re-
greet his weaknesses, honor his virtues,
and weep his mtimely and unnatural
dealh- Hanfnrd (Cal Public Good.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-03-21
TO THE AFFLICTED!

That dreadful disease, the PILES, with
when very many people are, and have
been n,r wears aiiiicted, and which has
batilea Tue sKni Of all physicians. can DC
ettcluany uufeti Dy Piles well-tried RENE
Nv. runuieus nave found relief from it
anu mc w,iiing TO testify as to it's efficacy
FOR safe at all the drug stores. Il. Zipf
agent al lualo City [Sep.4-tf.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-03-21
Spefial 9Qtifes.
a CARD.

To all who IRE suffering from the error
and indiscretions OF youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, DC,
viii send / recipe That viii cure you
FREE OF CHARGE. This greatremed>
was discovered by missionary / Soutl
America. Send self.addresscd envelop,
10 the REV. IosEPH T. INMAN, Station d
Bible House, New York City
Mar,tIQ.lv
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-03-21

Mas GkSNeAA snRKaAS died on tile
l2ih instant Of consumption. The
General is 50 low of pueumonia that
il is deemed advisable not to inform
nina present If his wife's death.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1879-03-21

THE remains Of Bayard Taylor have
arrived from Germany and been con.
sryed to Pennsylvania.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-09-02
A Wnrnlng 10 prcnchnra.

'NhU NtWINf
A dlgnltary Of the church was dnlnp
out Ofthc Two Indies between whom
he was seated the one on his right-hund
was AN intimate acquaintance, aud no.
liclng tlut her distinguished nclghbor
was silent and prcoccuplcd, sald TO him
s0tio r0cc.
"l am afraid YOU are not very well
this evening, you do not seem In your
Usual spirits"
"Well,' said the dlgnlaty, "l am NJ
rather nervous state Of health, aud
have q sort Of prescntm mt that u scrious
Illness IA hanging over me- ! am con-
sclous Of q peculiar numbness nll down
my right side which seems to lorbode an
attack Of paralyds.'
His fair companion cxprcssed the
hope that such fears were ill-lounded.
Al, no. he replied arm afraid
there's no doubt Of IL, for have been
plnchlng my right leg all dlnncr-tlmc,
aud can elicit no responsive Feeling
Whatever. The limb seems dead TO all
feeling"
"oh," exclaimed the lady brlskly and
with Hn expression oflniensc relief on
her face, "lf that ia all That troubles you
! think ! oan NJ once relieve your mind
from anxiety for The leg which you
have been pinchlng all tho evening IL
mine"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-09-02

yrs, whose cloyug sweetness pervades
| the sonnets Of most all oGr Southern
poet, till we are ready to "Lie in hro-
matte pain;n nor Is our interest much
more excited by the everlasting 'dare's,
and chirQlry of Gilmore Simmcs and
Henry Tmrod. While we love our dear
Sunny South, as well as any man, aud
have The greatest respect and vcneration
for her bards, yet we despise the sectarI-
an spirit which seems to furnish inspi-
ration for every Southern song.
Poetry should not be written for Il
section, state or nation, but for the whole
human family. National Poetry may be
good, but poctry-real poetry must be
nice,Sal, and then wherever il is read it
will be admired, and will find an echo
In every human heart.
We read in the legends Of ancient days
that song was alike thc soul Of the joy
ous feast and the solemn sacrifice. It
accompanied the nuptial dance, and was
heard In gr.of-slrial,cn lamentations over
the lieros bier. In the Odyssey we
| ilud strains Of gacjy followed by passa-
gcs OF touching paihos. Atone time the
merrimont Of the gods at the detection Of
/ Mars gallAniiy with Nenusis described
at another, the heart Of Ulysses Is melt
ed with the "ale of Troy" till the hero
| wcpt, says Homer, in one Of his most
beautiful and prolonged SMILES, which
we know We will be pardoned for quot
Ing. lie wcpt, he says, "ds tcomda
cecps ocer he hasJaud Gt her loro, cbo
hos (diien IN battle on rlom she gdses as he
fGgts and dies, tn he caGag, switNg her
sboa'lerS rdh drSpear, commands her fr
array into capiiciiy and Jopdo9e,"
Scarcely ever does poet reap his re-
ward whilst living and seldom does any
thing greet his ears but the omnous
bayiug Of the slcuth-hounds, The Re
viewers, who are forever snccrlng ut the
early efforts of those who are attempt
ing to rise. We would rather ego down
TO the tOngueless silence Of the grave
chan to reach the Zenith ofour ambition
by climbing upwards on the ruined char
acters, and blasted hopes Of our broth
ers.
We have already written too much,
but have only iouchcd the subject, In
pity for our publisher and readers we
lorbcar. Now aud forever IN conclusion
wcsay, perish the criticism that would
damp the ordor Of The poets research
and perish tho odious spirit Of doubt,
malice, aud sectaHanism that would
throw u shade over the glorles Of poet-
cul liberty. Il. W. u.
Aug. 10, 1870.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-09-02
For the fcwu.
POETRY AND POETS.

You can scarcely nnd I'm the whole
range Of Literature, poet who has at-
tanned to any notoriety, who has not eX-
pressed an enthusiastic admiration for
rural life, and rural scenes. Yet Il
very small proportion Of otr bards have
resided In the country. and with very
few exceptions, we can scarcely name u
set of men less apparently satilled with
scclusion, or whose practice has appear
ed more decidedly at ynriAuce with their
preaching. We do not ilnd fault with
them for their real notions ofcnioymcnt.
On the contrary, We think the world has
gained much by Il. But there X no oc-
casion for any deception IN the matter,
and accordingly we find It IL daily be-
coming more simple and natural thing,
II we may so speak, to be n poet. with
nll our admiration for departed genius,
and In individual instances for its vast
nItalnmcnts and profound learning, we
cannot be lnsenslblc to this great charm
of our modern poetry. We have done
with poctlcal prcist-cmft. We see our
bOrds race Of men, not set apart like
Lcviies for The "sweet singers of Israel" 4"
aud for holy or solemn purposes, but as
brothers, mlngllng In our ayocatlons,
giving and collecting sweets from the
social ns well as The solitary scene; I;
men who feel kcsni, deeply, and lnng
Inc promptly; men whom we are little
Inclined to take for our guides "spltli-
ual or temporal, " but who nevertheless
do sometimes quicken both body and
soul and while we think Ourselves In
dcbtcd to them for much that makes tie
rugged prospects Of life look beautiful,
We hold that the advantages Of commun-
Ion urc strictly MUTUAL Now and then
a poeticHl Pope. or, our
If Il pleuscs our rcadcrs better, "llera-
ry arrh-Lcyilc' will stand mp and plead
for The almca-lorgotlon supremacy ct
the bard; but we, meanwhile, like not
such extorted homage aud are much
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-09-02

Bro. Harris, of the Standard thinks
he scores one point on us, in that we
voted to pledge the revenues Of the
State to pay our salary. "Adzac,-
ly' ! But then you know we previ.
ously cut off about half that salary
to giUe to tie bondholders. And
then the Stmdard'S friends had pre-
viously pledged aU the revenues in
cluding the school money to the
bondholder, and then they joined us
and voted to pledge it to Juo. b.
Davis just because their previous
mortgage was about to stop the mas
chine.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-09-02

both endorse and applaud the ac,
ton of the committee in its war on
those you call revolutionists. We'll
but we thought the Radicals were
your old foe Now You say you
are after, not the Radicals, but these
revolutionists. In thus circum-
scribing the party, and eiccting a
portion of its, members are you not
endangeling the Presidency in
1880! These are the points we
wish You to button up to.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-09-02
pRuE. JAMEs A. DAVIS.

TINS skilled, able aud euicrprising
educator has removed from Emory to
Abingdon, aud taken bis position as
one Of the able corps of Professors In
Martha Washington College. lle
will add largely to The popularity nnd
efficiency of the Institution Their
is no more zenlouS, pains taking and
tireless worker ~ the bounds Of Hot
ston Conference. lie has per onDl
magnetism. experience, accomplish
ment lie governs by invisible pow,
er that never ofends. His pupils all
owe him, and In the days Of old langl
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-09-02

lsWilkrs Booth the murderer Of
Lincoln alive? is the question that is
now being discussed again. All we
know is that We have made dlgent
search aud are satisfied ne is rot in
Bristol Answer next. If Booth is
out he musa be found
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-09-02

nu, .he Auditor has already turned
over to tho public schools one hundred
aud tNcuty-ilve lhousand dollars. 'rls
true Ills true; It's u pity 'lls' true; It's u
pity 'tisa pity Eh?--Ab. Standard.
Very Drne and We are wonderfully
Glad of it But Bro. Harris, why
don't you lell rhnt his is due to the
action Of the Rcndiusicrs and not to
the " cCuloch Blu? You say $50
much Cor he new order of things"
Now nll this "uew order" that has
had anything to do in providing this
$I2j. 600 is lLc wo'k of the very men
you have been opposing aud If they
had been beaten as you wished, there
would have been no such "ncw Or
der of things y Let us "lotc lOir'' !
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-09-02

A, Z. Merrill & Co., Philadcl-
phit, refuse TO pay their account
at this office. They hide in hole
next to the sky and the "head
man" is generally ont when you
seek him. Their visible outfit
would not pay for country od>
vcrtisement. They are Dead
Beats.
Davis & Watkins, who pretend
to do u commission business in At,
lanta refuse to pay their advertis-
ing account at this office and are
Dead Beats. We have warned
them Of exposure, but they refuse
to pay.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-09-02

Gone to Thundcr-Old Castle Thun-
der. Dust to dust State.
Don't Cast OF Thunder nor its
ashes, in our face this way. Time
was when it commanded your respect.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-09-02

Syne lie kindled in the breast of this
writer attachment that time has fail>
ed to dissolve. AS longs he lives
he will work and when he dies he
will fall with his harness on.
Rev. G W. Miles has rented and
now occupies lis fine Emory proper
tV
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-09-02

Warned 10y Browulow. Ten
nesseo has now Incorporated into
her Constitution II prohibition as
to preachers Of the Gospel holding
Office. Sharpcncd by the friction
OF experience tie old volunteer
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