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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-07-11
pEN Asrs stgssoRs.
ANp The night shall be filled with music,
And the fiies thAeinfest tie day
ahall fold their wings until morning,
And give The mesquite full s3ag.


And the fies ttAfinfest tis day
slal fold their wings until morning,
And give the meaqiiito full saas.
Tne personal estate Of The late
Baron Lionel de I3otIiaelild amounts
to aG5 100000.
AtsANYs Grand Fourth Of July
Celebration in 1880 will "Snock the
Mark i'll
IT eannot be that call flesh is grass. "
Grass gets It's dew. About the only
thing that does IN this world.
Tnusr not Che circus athlete as he
bowingly enters the arena. lie Is a
man Of revolutionary intentions.
wnq Is it that tie man WHO eees is
called the waiter, and tho mau who re-
ally does the waiting is called tho guest7
A MAN returning home after indulg-
ing too freely in tho flowing bowl is not
unfreqaently reminded that life il reel.
BtLtY CARTER says Corvallis never
had bigger Fourth Of July. No other
town in tho Valley ever did-tbnt is,
hardly ever.
Ir "a Washington Office holder were
blown up with gunpo Sder there would
be an application for the vacancy before
be came down.
HgRE is rafting good one From
the Boston Traaseript: "SVhile man
has been sitting perfectly still We have
seen his sidewalk"
Az English traveller in the IIoly
Land, il is said, has discovered Jacobs
well. We are delighted to hear it.
There had been rtmor anaat that ia
cob was dead.
Coz. REpus scorr is bean king Of
Cuba. lie has made s65o,00o IN beans
since the war.-E.gehanye. Well bear
it's him and he Scott it We can't Refu
to let him have it.
TnnsE youhg taen.
/ ses hos they smile.
one Afth hair ai aui,ilFa red.
/ Another who seetns L, s,s tsa eel Is.
The other bald on sis Top q his issa1.
Three yoang taezl,
Hee hes tlss3 siuiie.
Ar church where there @aa cAl
for a minister, tao candidates appeared
whose names were Adam and Low
The latter preached an elegant diseours
from the text, i" Adam, where AT
thou 2 In the afternoon, Adam
preached from tlese words. 5" 10, her
am l..
/ soaE fellow is writing to tho Oregon
ian about our Northwest Shoulder,
Alaska, aud he calls il the ''ssitzerlan
of America. We believe We bav
seen this last appellation before. M'
Donald called the umpqua yalie,
(about Roseburgl the same thing, M'
pherson spoke about Rogue River Va
) ley in "the same measure and cadence,
and we believe the files Of the DEMe
uasAr slsow that NC raaie mention {
the beautiful region extending fror
? Lower Soda Springs TO the casead
Mountains in about the same languag
years ago. Now if the oreyoaiaa ed
E tor will tell its Alaskan correspondent
. not TO use that worn-oat pbra.
5 any more, we win promise not to wrai
! gel with it on other points That i
hardly ever.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-07-11
VALUABLE
Farm for Sale.

YExuE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE uIs
far.a tsa aud lsaf iues southwest u Albany,
ON the Main Road Leading to Cor
wallis.
The farm comprises sac ACRES. nearly all prairie
iand ais IN grain. The land Is rented out, hu,
Part of the crop aiil be ssld with the land. also
many articles Of husbanttg aud farm machinery
There Is the place cpnsnodious ard convenient
tNo-siary dwelling barn and houses. orchard
aud everything necessary q make pleasant country
hanae The farm will be sold IN lots 10 suit, and viii
be fnade easy Tor the purchasers
For further particulars inquire st the DEMOCRAT Of
'''' 4 70 : ''' a''' JOHN LAYTON.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-07-11
Final Settlement.

NOTICE IS nEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the undersigned, Administrator of the
estate Of Andrew J. Beard, deceased, has
filed his account fer final settlement in the
above named estate in the County Court
for Linn County, Oregon aud Saturday, the
9th day of August, 1879, at the hour of
o'clock in the afternoon of said day, has
been set for the hearing of objections and
the settlement of said estate.
JOHN BEARD, Administrator.
GEO. e. CHAMBERLAIN, Attorney. 40
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-07-11

The bill Of fare at the California Re-
publican State Convention embraced
three dishes Kearney soup, Kearney
roast and Kearney stew None Of the
members had any appetite for dessert.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-07-11
FARM FOR SALE.

John w. Cleaver adyertises his farm for
sale, comprising 640 acres. well improved,
situated on Peterson's Butte, Linn county.
For further particulars inquire at this Of
flee or of Fox, Baum & Co., in this city.
vI4n2Stf
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-07-11
VECETABL

T AM RAISING THE VERY REST OF
i all kinds of vegetables, and will mar
ket them fresh at the following times and
places: Albany, on Fridays and Wednes-
days and Halsey on Saturdays and Tues
days. Everything at the lowest price.
46m3 JOHN w. KNOX.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-07-11

VIII eare al diseases II the kiine5s bladder and
Uranary UfS4s Hundreds kase beun csrssi after al
a1heF retat5es have failed lie EBsflsit paDdelian
Efigs hzfe m aaal ia all q Diseased Liver Iss
is;ssis aas ksIs9us deFsngelaent- Many q tlle
ieiss esflsts ef this city stil fote u Their rir-
Eaes. Is b. had u ~ druggists -
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-07-11
Popular Ec.ers.

II the Cosmopolitan Saloon, on Broadal-
bin street. can be found the finest brands of
wines, liquors and cigars. House open at all
hours. + WATkINDS,
Proprietor.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1879-07-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WILLARD HOUSE.
EEaIsey. Oregon.
A. LoUBNER, Proprietor.

TrtlIs ELEGANT SEw HOTEL JUST NOW
completed. will b eefiet aissst July tAsA. 1ssa
Il stnssfuete the ut Hflerss ail convenient
riau has \ lfas sample especially arranged for
commercial trasuleFa and te table N be supplied
Is al times with good nieaia. -
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11
The value Of Time.

AS In fire tine loss greatly depends
upon the lime required for efficient
aid 10 arrive, so the result Of catarrh
depends upon the speedy Use of etii'
cient remedies. Fr over a quarter of
a century, DR.. Sage's CaIarfh Remedy
has been the standard ren edy. The
pusi,Ive cures effected are numbe'ed
by the thousands. Each year has
witnessed sn increased sale. Its rep
utstion is the result of superior merit.
Ifthe disease has extended TO The
throat or lungs. DIR. P'erce's Golden
Medical Discovery should be used
with the Catarih Remedy. These
twn medicines will speedily cure the
mott stubborn case Of ca'arrh. See
the Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser, a work Of over 900 pages.
Price, 81 80. Address the author, X,
". Pierce, NJ. ID. Bufiaio. n. Y.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11
liver Is king.

The Liver II the Imperial organ q
the whole human syS EN-. ~ II con
tfola the life, h.al,h and hnppipprs a
man. When II II disturbed ~ lite
proper Action, MI kinds ~ ailments
are the natural result. The dig's ion
~ food, the movements NJ tile heart
and blond. the action ~ the hrnin md
nervous aystpnl are MI linn, diniply
connected with the workings ~ the
Liver u has been -uco.rrruIly prov.
ed that Greene Angus finarr II IN.
epnnlltd IN curing alI ppra"ha y illictrd
with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint.
and all IN" numerous aympiooia that
result from nn unhealthy condaiOn ~
the Liver aud Stems, n. Sunpl, hci
tl"n ~ Try, 1Ot~ilts' Positively Hold IN
all Towns on thu Western Continent.
Three do-ea viii prove that II ~ J'i-t
what yon nAni.
For sale 10y j, A Dickey & Go.
Dw. II ~
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11

New Ads.--By reference to our adver-
Using columns will be seen the profess
sional card of Drs. Phillips q Martin,
who have associated themselves together
in the practice of medicine. DIR. Phil
lips is located at Wallace's Switch, and
DIR. Martin at Mendoza. DR.. Phillips Is
too well known in the lower end Of
Washington county to need commendn-
ton at our hands. DR.. Martin is n
young gentleman of promise and has
just graduated at the College of Physi-
clans and Surgeons. Baltimore.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11
Sidewalk Letter.
On the SIDE WALK |
March. II, 1870, (
G. r JAMES,
Cl0tl,ier,

MhIcn, ~, io'V, J
hope the old adagc, that ''if March
come In like lamb, she will 70 out like
roaring Hon." will fail of verifcation
In this particular instance, for II we
should have one OF those ugly spells
that usually come In March, after the
beautiful Indian Summer Ike weather
we have been enjoying for the past two
weeks, II would, indeed 90 hard with us.
The gardener has brought out his fork
and spade, and Is making ready with
great haste to begin the spring planting;
the tender buds have begun to swell,
"the swallows homcward n.y." "the
voice Of the turtle is heard In the land, !"
and everything indicates an early return
of that season which brings new life TO
Vegetation, and sends the blood coursing
rapidly through our veins.
Did you hear the latest In matrimoni-
nj circles9 If not, will tell you. My
esteemed young friend, Mr.. Jas. W.
Carr, Teller at the Bank Of Bristol, Is to
be married tomorrow 10 the lovely and
accomplished Miss wooddic Johnston Of
Columbus, Miss. lie In company with
his brother, Aaron Il. Carr, left on the
Saturday night train. They expected to
stop n day ut Chattanooga, and from
thence 20 TO Columbus, Mt which place
they will arrive this afternoon. Provl-
dence permitting the marriage cercmo-
ny will be performed tomorrow eyeii-
Ing. Not long ago 1t will be remember
ell that Mlssissipian captured and car
rled of one of Bristol's n,lrest daughters,
aud now Bristol young gentleman
rctaliates. This Is but fair, suppose. =
However, | must congratulate the lady
on having secured one of the most elIgi-
Bile young men Of Bristol. by way Of
cousol alton TO the Bristol girls, | would
say to them, II Aaron should return
heart-whole, don't let him escape
The congregations ut the LIST Presbyte-
rlan and NJ. Il. Churches like to have
been ptampcdcd last Sunday night by
the alarm OF fire. Az IL WINS they could
hardly wait until the preachers pro-
nounccd the bcncdlctlon--qultc num-
Der having left during prayer. The
hour was half-pnst o. Az there was no
blaze to indicate the location, the streets
were filled with people rushing madly
TO and fro. II was, however, discovered
that the brick property, known rs the
Mattox house, but now owned by Mr..
John Crowcll, was on fire. II wns
promptly cxtlnguished before much
damage was done. $50 will cover the
loss. The house was unoccupied, and Il lie
supposed 10 be the work OF an lncen-
diary.
The meetings ut the let Presbyterian
Church arc still In progress. Some feel
ing Ia being manifested, aud II Is hoped
much good will result, Rev. Mr.. Cald-
well has been assisted The past week by
Or. Tadlouk, DR.. sullIns, and Rev, Mr.,
Moore, pastor Of the NJ. y, Church.
Quite n serious accident occurred on
Solar Hill, Oh the premises Of Or. Sui
llpt, yesterday At w o'clock. Messrs.
Charlie JonAe spd J. r. Mitchell were
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11
NATURES REMEDY {!
EndOrs,d On Mrdic"i Profession.
sINHE ALUM AND IRON MASS
] AND Wal Err FROM THE
Bedford, Va, Alan & Iron Springs,
ESTABLISHED 26 YEARS.

I'D a IA ~ ~ IL
Efficiency proved hy actual results
In thousands of eases az Dyspepsia,
Drbillt,, discusses peculiar 10 women.
Chronic Diarri Cea. Hra ache. ScrOfu-
Ia and Cuinhtous Affections. sore
Throat SDd Diprheria. thills and MA
Iarial Fever Extracts from reslimo-
niHis:
Rest remedy for lEfiamnlatory Sore
Throat anU Di,.theria even used 10y the
.-as | have found after a practice 0f
forty years, --Rctr HI Ia t"hic, alternative
ami f-triiugs pr, frrahl- torhlorate of
potash +. A. SlFFERD, NJ ID NC.
AFTER practice ol many years ]
have found i.o remedy ,quut 10 Bed
ford a lum aud Iron Springs Water and
Mass for Chronic diseases ard disrases
peculiar IT, women. John +. MET
TEAUR. NJ. ID, LII. ID. Va.
Successfully used IN Dyspepsia and
Chronic Darii9a '-FRoF SAM'L.
JACKSON NJ. d., UnN. Of Pa.
'Surpas-ing any remedy thai ] know
nf for rr,ofuinns nff.rtiDns, have used
b for twenty Yeats ~ NY practice
l. WALKER. NJ. d., Va
After an experience of near 20 years
have found 40 trsatnl- equal Ia
ihis water aud mass IA, Srrufula, Gu
iuu.ous Affections. GiahdularGerHBn-
nent Chrniiic irriiaiiOns OF tie bla |.
der, kidneys and urethn. ulrpralion
aud certain forms ot dysreisia --Pof
J. J MOpRMAN, NJ. ID Va.
No wATERs HAVE A WIDER RANGE
OF USEFULNESS, = Va. Medicdt L0hh
n, Rirhmnld. Va.
Used with unpar allelled success In
hen0rrhsgic nlalarial fever. Nv. A.
Green, Wee prrs,. tia. Md. Assoc.
'ENTIRfLY CURED OF CHiLIS AND
FEVER ny IT - REV. l.. G. UUDSON,
a LEE Va.
Directiuna. analysis mud full prnof Of
al claimed Sent with each package.
Water 30 els gallon. 81 rase ~ me
dozrn halt gallon bottles, So for 5 gal-
lon drmjohn.
Mass 80 cts. and ST. bottle. 81 so and
SIS 90 per half dGzeb. a., ording to si2a
sent postpaid, Fun proot Of NIL
claimed gent fr-e upnn application -
Liberal terms ~ dealers. lnvalid- are
accommodated NJ these Springs At NJ,
times of the year. Address, A. VI.
Davies, Prest. Of the Co Lynchburg,
W.. sold by Bunting & Pepper.
sci I. 3, '7S-ly
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11
A SPLENDID OFFER.

To those who wish to obtain first
class magazine for very little mon
ey, we have made arrangements with
Nr. S. S. Wood, by which we are
enabled to offer his excellent maya
zine and the Nfws--both one year for
Two Dollars. No subscriptions taken
At this rate unless paid in advance. -
This extraordinary offer will only pre-
wall fora short time. The opportuni-
Fsy OF obtaining a home paper and a
first class family magazine, for one
year, for the small sum Of two dollars
should be improved by every family
in the land. Specimen copy Of the
magazine can be seen on application
at this Office. Parties desiring to take
other periodicals, will be given all the
advantage obtained by clubbing with
the Mrws.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11
Personal,


Col. A. Fulkerson, member Of the
State Senate, arrived at home on the
II. 2s train last Thursday night. He 10
looking well. He returned this morning.
Mr.. I. C. Fowler, member OF the va.
House q Delegates, and editor Of NE
Neps, arrived on Friday night. lie Is
suffering from severe attack Of cold,
and has not been able to be out on the
street. He returned to Richmond this
morning again to engage In the contest
against the passage of the Brokers BIZ.
Mrs. A. l.. Pearls, Of w. Va, Is visit
ing her relatives in Bristol. She Is
stopping at the residence Of her brother
Mr.. 1. @. Fowler.
Mrs. DIR. j. r. Kincannon has been
spending few days In Bristol with her
friends and acquaintance.
Mr.. C. q. James returned last Satur-
iay from the Northern cities. lie
brought with him large and elegant
stock of spring and summer clothing.
Measrs. W. r. Thomas. Sandy Hogs
head and Anderson King will leave
for California next Thursday morn
In. MIR. VIM. Wood, late of the
Arm Of Yarbrough q Wood, will leave
for the same State on the 18th. These
are young gentlemen OF sterling worth
and we regret 10 lore them.
DIR. A. G. Hicks and family, Of Alamo,
Crockett county, Tenn, arrived In Bris-
toi last Saturday night. Dr. Hicks Is n
gentleman of culture and high moral
worth. He Ia brother Of our esteemed
townsmnn, pr. .. r. Hicks, and, rs will
be seen from the following personal from
the Cfookoi County Sentinel, IL to become
a citizen of our town. II Is with pleas
ure we welcome such men into our
midst, "Dr. A. q. Hicks and family
failed to get of TO Bristol last Tuesday,
a. they anticipated, but LEFT yesterday
We wish them = pleasant TRIP 10 their
future homo, aud bespcak for them a
hearty welcome aud n cordial reception
from the good people Of Bristol, Or.
Hicks came to Alamo soon after u was
established NJ u county seat, and has Ell
joycd lucrative practice In his profess
pion, and the confidence OF our people
from the first, lie Is a good physician
and = pclfect gentleman. and while we
rsgrct The loss ~ him and his Interest
Ing family from our mi'lst, we congratu-
late Bristol on lie good fortune In being
the place selected by them as their fn-
ture home Or. Hicks viii engage In
tho drug business In Bristol, IN connec-
ton with the practice Of his profession"
The DR.. has rented the King property,
near the lat Presbyterian Church.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11
Read This.

Come tn ROGANS n CHAPM AN
nj the NickeIa House Garner. for your
supplies. where everything ln the
Family Grocery line " kept OF the
pnrpsi and most select kind
Mr ] II CHAPMAN has hcon.r n
member " ~. firm NJ d II n uer"hanl
Of 30 years experience TIE public
eau re'y u an good articles aud ihp
lowest Cash prir-l
ROGANS & CHAPMAN.
nov ~, lS5S-if
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11
The Seven fpriups Iron and Alum Mass
for Sick aud Nervous Headache.

We vii make any person prescni of n
nice slD iiblc, who suifcrp With pick or
nervous headache, T. thew will ure the
"Scycn Springs Macs" according TO our
directions. and then roupclentiOusly eay
that II did not relieve them lhis IL y
hona 6ir offer, and NO mesu what We rny
We will hot reluiic any unreasonable
conditions Address.
LAuSrRua h LirturitLn, Abingdon. Va.
p, S.--lleadache IL the least complaint
for yhieh this rfmed,, tie "lron and Alum
Maps"lr efficient.
The "seten springs Iron and Alum
Mass" II fdr sale ny y. A. Dlckrv 4 Co.,
and Bunting 4 Pepper tIristol Tsnp.
jan, ~, 'Tt-ly.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11
Our Tobacco Interests.

In our last issue we addressed an
article to our merchants and bust
ness men," showing the great advan-
tages to be derived by building good
roads leading to the tobacco sections
of western North Carolina, as well as
to other points adjacent to our grow
ing town, and urging our people to
take immediate action in regard to
the matter. And also showing that
Bristol, as a tobacco market, was be-
hihd none other. The Lynchburg
Nvgintan copied portion of the ar
ticle, and commenting thereon, says:
$50 Lynchburg must be up and
and doing, or she may find herself
supplanted in this trade. A Fair
will be one of the things TO fix it here.
She had better pay ten thousand dol
lars than have it diverted elsewhere. "
IfLynchburg places so much value
on the tobacco trade OF the section of
country referred to, surely it be-
hooves our people to look well to
their interests. Especially should
they be aroused when all the advanta-
ges are decidedly in our favor. ~
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11

Guy NJ Whlt'rn is 10 the market
fnr 1870 with iulI line If Agrculiu 4.
inral implements NJ bottom prices,
=, old stand. Have engaged the
service, of Capt II,rrv Lyle for the
season who will he pleased ia serve
his iriec ds. Satisfaction guaranteed
il all cases. Feb. 4th-lf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11

A brsutituI work of lao rages. onA 'olorsd Flow
er Plate and 3uO lllus,ra'ions. with DESCRIPTIONS
" the best Flowers and Vegetables, ana how Ia
grow them. n for FivE INIT STAMP. III hing
iish or German. -
The Flower and Vegetable Garden. l7h RACES
six Cnlored Plates and mnnv humid nd Rngravings
Fot So cents IN paper covers VI 20 In olo8ahi
cloth In German or English.
Vie = illustrated Monthly Magazine 81 pngss
n Colorad Plate In every number and many nrr
Engraving. Price VI So year: Five Copies f"l
~ 90 Specimen numbers sent for 10 cents
vick's Seeds are the hert In the rid Send
FIvg rESr STAMP for = PL"RAL 6utDE. containing
list aud Prices, and plenty 81 infnrma ion
dddrpss J4Mts WICK, Rochester, n. Y
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11
Clover and Timothy Seed at
March 4-7t ]. M. BARKER's.

Ne,o Goods. G.. B. James is re-
ceiving large stock of Spring and Sum-
mer clothing. His prices are low and
his goods of excellent quality. Our
young friends, Ed. Thurman and Will
lie Thomas, are with him and will at
tend to your wants. They are polite
and accommodating. Ed. Thurman has
had large experience, and is one of the
best statesmen in the country.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11
CommisAioncr's Sale OF
Town Lots.

- URSUAN1 10 u decree rendered
! ~ the Uifcuit Court ~ Washing
ION County on the Sih ,lay ~ January
1877. ~ the suit " the Town ~ uosd.
rpn "a ~ Jno y. Thnmas. 7 viii
sell nj public oiicry. Ia The highest
iddnr III" loin aud their appuflinan,
rne l,pi"ngi"R ~ paih Thomas. ann de-.
.pfil~si ~ snid decree nv "Lap Nna
los ,2S IN, lib. i03 i7O and ~. pllu-
hlrd In I . iown ~ unod.on Va "
The sale viii hp made IN front ofih"
Ma, o,'- once H. said inwn on the 22d
day " Mach 1870 for cns, ~ hand
sufficient H. pay the c,isiu ~ suii nnn
the rDria and commissions ~ sn'e and
aud Tor he balance bond With good
pcrsonal security. payable 10 the IN.
Jerslenpd commissioners NJ @ ~ and ~
mouths after date with interest from
date will be r,qulud
AFULK ERsON,
t'pVolHl Commissioner.
Feb, I. 1879, l~a,il II.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11
a lsig Purchase.

have just returned from the North
EN- cities. where ! have purchased nm
immense stock Of Spring AMI Sum
mer clothing. Hats. Cap-. Roots.
S,oes aud Gents furnishing Goods
My entire stock having been purchas-
oil Of the manufacturers direct, ena
blrs me ~ sell ,-rv Inv Come AMI
ace the cheapest aud b-Ht assortment
Of the above goods ever brought tn
Bristol.
G, r JAMES,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11
From Rev. y, e. Rankin NJ nols,on Conference.
Severe Case ~ Sick Headache.
aI....,. I.....Ia..... n. lI..Ia.II

McSSis. LuhdrnW ~ JttOHNOfH
... Abnyd0n, Virginia..
Ny wife has suffered for several Year,,
at int, rivals Of five and tlx weeke, with
painful ni,acke Of sick headache. he tried
the usual remedies, with nothing moro than
temporary relief, II that. The attacks
would return nj the regular time, M usual.
Her p"fering w.uld be Of such char
acier ns TO excite my appreciation. Having
read the certificate " Bishop q. Y. Pierce,
recommending the Seven Springs "lron and
Alum 'ihsp" M m efficient remedy for such
complaints, nhe NJ on,e commenced the uae
cf u, and In her caee the happieM results
lave been realized. Wien used according
n directions she never experiences symp-
tom Of the headache. am confident n per.
mancnt cure OF this d'een.e can be effected
by the usr Of ihip medicine
Mrs. Rankin sayu she cannot overrpii-
mate the value Of the Mas In her case, and
would siylre everybody who suffers M che
did TO Use IL. &C. RASkiS.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11
ESy- We III ARC NO SToR AGE
LyxcIIpuno, VA, March II, 1910

lYNCilBUhG, VA, March ii, 'SD
business of all kinds IL improving in
ympathy with the opening spring md pri>
,'es of all kinds of country p'o luce finn NJ
quotations. We mite the following articles
scarce aud in demand NJ revised quotation:
bacon Flour, Wheat, Ou,, Potatoes, Bran
IS. nnj Gra,s .eed4 If MI kinds. Butter
.ligh ly trmer. lpgs dull. Clover te'd
dignity lower, hut H. good demand. Oars
coming in freely aud sell readily at Quon-
,ivns. Parties who have Oats or Glover
seed - ship should do 80 Vt once, as Il c
season will sOor be owe
There figures represent only Wholesale PR
COS. AT rptnil hipl or nriCes obtain.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11
Young Man Is, nd thIs

Beauty mny attract 1--we AZ first hut
IL alone csunoi retain affection TIL"
only remedy ~ TO go To q Is James.
CloihIer No 3 Ferguson Block. and
buy one Of his lovely suits. II
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-03-11
OH day 0J dprH
New Store f!

A FULL line Of Groceries, Fres
~ and reliable Garden Seeds. Early
Rose AMI Peerless Potatoes, Salt. Pla>-
ter. aud Fertilizers for Corn and Il"
barco al my Store an Cumberland
STR, ct near The NEWS oftire.
J. IL. WINSTON.