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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-04-25
xh.ilnnas.gertant bur9 ben sBssiiT.

9beilumgssgertanf burG ben sbeTtH
:. G. Sfraub, Glifabrib S&IcbHann, giila-
beth 3sis, S.rinrid 3siB. Sbertls 3sie. 6tret-
nanb 3sis uns aauisunss Sstst Srpar'si.
petrnten
Sn Der Gircuit Court bon @aseondos
Gonnte W1o.
Graft Hns unsex AAtbcritdt zines ETtDste
urtb perfoufsbefeblas ausseffrRt nOn bfih9itr
gpurt IN ttnt eben aneessbrnen Gnlle uue sInsT
bsakoubiaten NsIhrift berfelben, eatirt ben 10.
N6riI 1873 ufrbe i'd ant
!, Sounerstng, ben g. gfni 1873
,niId,sn 9 ntr Pcrmittass uES 8 nbr siaees
anittaos an Der fsrrnt Tbire hts eonripaplee
In Der Stnbt 6eTmann, 6'necenaee eesaIS.
FiIfcuri auf 5TtnAiGeT Hlntiisn oas nag e
beub bslbriebene Giasntbnn1 an srn Dfe'IIpt'
fenben perlfeigerr, udniIi1:
g1fe Shbb6Ifte bea 8ru9tbftttS cfs HeIef
wtisfidben gfertsIs BON SslsieH ~, 90pHietpp
Ill ReHat 6. nehi. eHtbaliene "A Adtr.
gin xbeiI ron SeEtiRu 81, 3Spniesp' 90,
Sfrage Q peffi. aux.
81 adsr Scn unt In bsn nerept EItd,fn
WteTftlSer Sedticn 8, GUipnietP 40, Nalise
GsertanfsbeSinsnnssn d = SaGr in SaiIO,
9kesbsr gersHer, eberi1,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-04-25
Ghrrifs' 'ss&erfauf.

6raft unb unter 9lutpritdt Der Ibi6rtft etneI
Gre:utipn ausseifsIIt in Der Office bse @Ierts
esr Circuit Court pom @ascVnabr County,
RiGcuri, ;uriid3uerlfattrn i'm @ai-Grrmin
1879 bes tefaaten @erihisbcfes uns an mid
srri6tet gu @unifrn pom 3. j. gSUpbruT uub
oe9cn q, 9. MaIpn, bnte i6 SsIhla9 eelest
auf ale &edtr, SiteI. Sutrrs6fn uub anipriids
tc5 teIaaten q. 9. Mnirn an, in unb auf bns
nadiftbent belhrietene &i9entbum:
Die peltIihc 5Glfte hes ld:Sitlifrn gterteIs
Scn Srftirn 90, unS einen SbGil go @fer]
ees nprtDitlicbrn 9isrteIs ron SsftiCn 90 aass
in Gopnibip A, 8anae 4 weflid. @dcs Be
lesen in 0asepnabe County Staat DfilcurL
unO ih Serfaufe AM
Mittwo9 ben Z. Wai. 1879.
;piI6en l16r @crmittass unb 5 llbr Ha6.
miItags, an brr Jrrut lhilre hts Court Snuirs
in Sermdnn, @dacruote @cuntY, auf EHent-
lidber Mufticn an BEN Rsiifbieienben fir Saar
in Sanb nterpCrfsn alien friibersn gnIprilHrn
unb ltrtbeilen) Serfaufen.
Tbepbor Serguer.
Sbe IN pom Gastpnabe County.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-04-25
@heriRss0 0erfauf.

4raft unb unter AuturitGt elmer Spr;ia
greruttUn, auseehsllt In Der SFire bes gIrrfa
Der Circuit Court Spn @aSepnabe County,
RiHOuri ;uriif3urrfatten i'm 9Rai Sermiu
1879 unb an mid eeri6trt 3u @unifen pom
5reb. S6affnsr unb aesen Gbas. 3eu, babe
i6 Sefhlas seIret auf ale &e6te SiteI unb
NnIpriide in, an unb auf bas nablfebenb be.
i6rie5eue @runseisentbum, nGmIib:
Die un9etbe'lte nTrbItte 5Glfte bes fatSf-
li6en gterteIs beS nrrbEitIiben SierteIs Der
Sefttpn 16, Scpnfbip 40, Stanee 4, peifIi@,
entbnIten 20 &der mebr pber peniger.
Nafs belesen tn @ascpuabe County, Stadt
Pi6purt. nnh i6 Srrfaufe am
Witttun6 ben Z. WGi 1879,
;pifben ubr 8crnittass unb : llbr 3a@-
mittass. an Der SrOnt Sbiire bes grurtbaulrs
in Sermanu, @asrpnaee @CuntY, oben Be
I6riebenes Gigeutbum rber 70 SieI baDOn ais
nEtbis it, auf DTrntli6sr glufttpn an ben
fur 8aar in Sano Derfaufrn
[unterprrfen alien friibersn ltrtbeiIeu uub
Srscutirn, I'm bic Soften 3u befen.
bepepr Ser9ner,
SberiT pom 9asepnace County.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-04-25
GhpriE's<Nrrfnuf


araft uno unter9utrritdt einrrSps;ial lGrecuticn
ausselfs0t in Der Sifee hes @lerfS Der Circuit
Court pom @asc:uabe County, Nti6curi, sd.
i'm Mai Srrmin beiaslen @e>
ritbtss, uub an mid ssridtrt, gu @nnlten BON
l6rmae 6. &snif unb eesen NtItcn 3. utt,
babe ib Ssi6Ias sslsst auf aaes &rGt, 3itteI,
uut SntereTcn unb 9Iniprh6e hes beiastsn
Miltcn .. lit an, in itub auf bas na6febenb
teie rietene @runbeisentbunt, nantli6:
Die GitI. Sdlfts hs5 NcrrSftiden 8iertrls,
bic Dfft6s 5dlfte ees iiibweflifen gierteIs bes
nrrbTitl, Sisrtels bes ilbUhliten rirrtrls RON
Seftipn 16, Icpufbip 42, &an9e 4, pefflidb,
entbaItenb 100 9Ider, alleS beIesen in 9asro,
nare county, Staat NilTruri unp i'd Sertaufs
am
Wfittnod, ben 7ifen Mai 1879
,wiIdsn 9 ubr g. W. II. nbr q. aR.. an Der
Grurttaus- bHrr in Sermann bas @ause rber
70 piel Yrn ctiaem Gigrntbum perfaufen (unter-
mrrfen allen friiberrn llrtbrilen unb Grtcutip'
neu) ais nrttis 1T um bic Soften risits ger-
fabrsns unr bic alaeeiummr gu beden.
Sbtobpr Ser9neL
SbsriT pom 9ase. 60.
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Yfm0cIr
Sekt lift bic 2eit IN reijcn.

9n llstsreinifmmung nit ben Staats- Sc.
leBen unb fir has aQsemeine gBUbl bat ri.
u hpurt paciFe tur6 yinie ihrt
5abIpreiie I'm tcinabe sin Oritte ibres friberen
SetrageS reruirf nno rs in ieBt teinnbe tillise,
NIT cislsr Gilentabn 81 rriisn ale gu oauis 81
bleiben.
2rps bieier srOBsn prtiesrm1eiguna rirr
bic u Hpuri paci fic fortlabren Sim unr
Ser,Silets spi6en ecwiiien Staticnen 81
elmer weitcren 8ccufticn ron 3ebn prr3ent pom
restImdeisrn 5atrpreis ;u psrfaufcn, unt rs III
III brfen ZAP bic Yhbn hurtt bic Iiberale lin.
tsritiBure hes Yublifums fir bic Srmabisuns
ibrsr padasier.Satrn sntf6dbist tpcrNen tpire.
Geo. s.. SeaHOrb,
0rn. pahhsier- r-Ns,mt-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-04-25
NnrS0entidlcn SlohS,

;ur l1ebrrfabrt benuseu.
Mit 9ampfi6ifsn beS Norteeutiben 2lusb
purbeu bis Gnce 1877 uber $4,000 @erirnen
befDrcert.
Die Dampfsr tteier GCmpasnis:
Sraunidweia, 3IOOSons, @aplln6iitfd
gturnbers, 300 Sons Sap Sdger,
9eipsi9. $500 y Sotmum,
Obio, 250J Nfeper
Berlin, 25OO y 9amfe,
Baltimore, $500 , ., 0e 9imon.
fabren reseImGeis alIe ii Sage spiI6cn Sre=
men un6 Baltimore unb ns6men 9'aiia9iere
3u hiGIiglfsn Staten an.
Ter 2anhnugsplas ritisr DampfItiTe in
Baltimore 1T auglcidJ Depot Der Baltimore unb
SbiU Gientabn, tpelde pa6ngiere Spn unb nn6
benz g8e ten An billi9crcu Nreifcu be-
fGreert, als irgenb cine Gilenbabn Drn Hetr
gprt une philadelphia.
8ei Gnfuuft ter DamtfihifTe wirb bas Tsprt
fir ale Ni6taneelfsIten ssihlc1en, 70 baB bic
Ginpanberer nidbt Der 0rfabr au. geIest fnb
son 8etriisern teIhrinbelt gu perhen, mas in
anbern Safenpiasen leioPr 10 oft Der 6aa 1T.
gBir MAIDEN nod beicnters duf folgenbe
| fir beutI6e &eiEenee becbahtungspertbe 8pr.
,iiac aufmertf"m tpeIfe bic 3teile nit uniern
S6ifTen bietet. Die Ye6aaiere iinb unter
| Heutf6en, fSunen ih aup nit }eeermann
peffdnbiaen pbne Oolmetider Su esbrduhen.
umFgen aus tinsm SGiif in Sas anb re, ME
bel inbireftsn 5tdiien Fubst ntbt itatt; biz
paifaeitre gsten IN Bremen frelei6 an Bort
bss Scranbanpfers unb psrla6eu benielben eri
| in Yaltimpre.-
w- gBeaen ndberer austunft penbe mar
! ia an bic @eneraI>@senten.
II. Sbubmdcber s. GD.,
SO 5 Suo @ap Ctr, Baltimore. W
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-04-25
RuooIpb 6ir'el,
OeutI6er Mbppfat
Sffentli6er 91ptdr'

prnfi3irt in Gjnscrnate, SIaae une 5rnnflin
SOuntY NIB im Sbergari6ts ess Stnatrs 0tii-
icuri.
9lle onpsrtrauten @el9Gfte perten pluftlit
unp tiGis belpret.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-04-25
hermann Star Mills
6eDr9e 81. &lfmSer,
Gabrifant BON
@ebl, &lete, GbipfuF, u. |. 10.

Sir aue Sprten @etreise. ais
GDei3en, NOeeen, 9Orn- n. T. 10.
iuirO Der b0bite Narttpreis baar besabIt
p9 8efeaunsen prompt beiOrst. ~
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-04-25
1tchcr Saltimnre.

Sseer, Der bas aIte gaterIanc bciucten pber
0erpanrte unb Srrpnee rrn europa frmmen
dlIen mill, io1te eie prddtpolen ueuen. eilernen
-Ecdhrn iIhett o., In 49,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-04-25
0erlDD1un1.

Da i'd mid Rranfbeitsbalber DeranIa6t lebe,
mein bisberises pus~aaren @ei&6ft auf;use-
ben, 70 babe i'd bsGtpHen, cine srcee 8erIOO-
flung ;u peranIfalten, rprin iehes 2Crs einen
@ewinn triiTt.
Seralib fir allen friiberen 3uGprut banfenb,
erIaube icb mir bic 8itte an aIle meine perebr-
ten Sunben unb 8etlunten, n1etu gUrbaben
frrunrIi9it ;u unterffiiben.
M@tunssppu
6. &. 0etser.
Sifets finb i'm Store gu baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1879-04-25

;ur 1leberfabrt benuscn. ....
Mit 3ampfi6iHsn OsS giorcbeutI6sn QluYb
purben bis Guee 1877 ubsr $4,000 @erIrnen
befDrbert.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-01-25

.Tlh ltilS |, Ntsia jikA h6 KIT lSo
yoasoe0; asd waGdea1 aeondisa %.
q NJ go ~ iwss ,hiscmeda Il
se6e1ls1 sps1ns waeQnn |, ,''w,;iilh : :
- aee-6easds The A'ssahss ~
a2eq 4a IN 1Syts IA, tiass 1iIssse,
vAne H. Aaskey. lsks a'sdivy i
to1e = absatt ,sth6' xhAtfsboas, A
tneot ~ 1ak =, lostst ~ ON - :
ololl9ToetWug q thht nsle, labsllsl
= 8 ~, :. ~ ''leii.' Z Aa6EI .eits
- dov0seooA IL 81 kis ~ ~
4 Ax1oASp VII thSlpntds L
e0o0. s81er No. 49, q oo&ce Jo6t."
Whi)q ct efhja Deosh hanG . tongue
elG1k ipeAeG long. Hi al swsae
ooso No. ~ ss0s ed: .ef BE. kor,i.
60 - nkss vet ,rope, whilt hib
~ ba1l Gsensd - SSetion)eeaiI =,
o1ale jogsll. Rsssently . ped.hea1ejl
GoAj1, aitb q sl& boot 81 his ha1d.
woleoee % b treat Of him, aud, look.,
~ - ~ laee,. ~ that the mole
- 49,. h walked .aro.nd.
G1mo0 % 3ote tbae Wakoe. leanri
49, nv - .boosd, lifted thaf1
na)6b0 aae II Il eeoe dow ,ia
- r 10e1k O dsash. Zip % that
looo.1eG, That nulo woke m a
49, tkae " Kicked shs boy and che
- esas1 twenty TT into ths aIr,
y 61a1 stsp there. He ehaseed
- psaielsae u he can, hauled 10
!. ~ 49, III iOsF tsk,sal
eoqclgo eAoaeIdoes q he lip u III
- =: = +! lively s,otios, asd 8
s - ~ ~. qaes ,thss
J, I, ~, & re =: =: III =
49, ~ NJ keelA Is -
t. l10os ~ W. deiss DC,
:. Z .,: s
- 81, s1ysssd.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-01-25

I'M, IT, ~ S h.,D sns
f.. TfyT Htnf ji.GsS3 ~ .n..I kvs 4.
P 1pI ..a..o.. O""~ ''""" ~" ""1'"y ~ u
~ '"''' '""p'"
,, ,.-c
|; IN inc isG VI nay; ,o1o' 'ne Nv nersPlp and
controle u lie WALL Passsd into the hands
oI the sa,.;n' wn9se a0s0l9te and
N.II "'.. !y liz WOhLD mas
ever s!nce to'i ,.h"IS Wy c.u NV Senains
U| aa,s .nU Uot;.~.I. y. .I's .lmo IhE WORLD
tnas lao1II pa.oy anu Pefsevertngly for the
accom ',,s. ;msas VI two OBJECTS IN politics Of
pSTa ,m'"" ..: " INC southern people.
.ha -" S,,..n 'o's''o" VI Local Self'Governmcnt
't"0 0 p"nip.e 20
s ~ 80 q. :" ios. VI no CNil service, In
.'"I.r .So "nno-".;" .ne P1ni!csl machines
,"s. 10. ~ . ".c- y. wuNn u nas come 10
pa ps1S ns} r easo o aiti-
8; s,asss - Fec C. s's" no
ae m, On a. III Es
I've - taunph.
an.as N. ~ AZ inse9g44t NOsthen
,.om as ssr,'. ~ ~. ~. pa -. Os~etry
Wiz 40 "eopS In.orcstea as the south in seeing
"v; a. SUI antlAemocratic govern.
asesndansy csr"e np. PERI to ss
and I'd. honor n Of the whole people:
wnRr II c"nt.p p% LII 0go:s TOT winch THE
WI: WUH"n r Ho"tenas sun remains to be fully ach
aose". IN. ane acIuai Administration began its
career WIN excellent promises in this direc
s t.oM u a "nNn ~ Is snmcle9t To sav that they
V XWNpI Y1 ~ ~ NV n pan retlesined. THE
49,. ... ~. "s part VIII resolutely support any
nv ,v%,s"" 20 rsaeem these promises fully,
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Grand Ecorc !.
WAREHOUSE,

VIM. FRENCH, Proprietor.
HAVING purchashcd the business 81
III Chambers T. Barbee ut this point,
and secured their services, am prepar.
ed to store and forward promptly, all
freights and cotton consigned to my care.
Rates Of storage in future will BIZ o.
follows: Hfs =
Fifteen Cents per barrel for frcights.
Tllrty-tive Cents per hale fof Cotton.
WM. FRENCH.
March M-tf.T' - -
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Zejgier Shoes at anderson
Judge ElIiOst's Assassin.

July 20 '70-lt.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-29

The foil owing items are from the
Knoxville Dispatch, bright and
readable evening daily just started in
that city:
No one need be alarmed about yellow
fever coming to Knoxville. Keep cool
and be sure your premises are in clean
ly condition.
An ominous prediction comes from
DR.. r. 0. Summers--that by the 10Th OF
August there will be fifty eases of yell
low fever in Nashville. May he be a
false prophet!
Hon. Connally f. Trigg is in the city,
and looks cheerful and happy. He is
wonderfully preserved, and seems deter
mined to remain young the balance OF
his days. lie is Il fine specimen of a
man, and is one of the most popular
Judges we have ever met,
The Misses Slater, two Memphis
young ladies, were treated pretty
roughly at Jackson the other day
-Four of their beds, bed clothing and a
good deal of wearing apparel were
taken to the woods and burned. 1t is
proper to say that they had them
burned themselves, but it was to allay
the fears OF few panic stricken per-
song.
Zeigier Shoes at AnderSOn's.
! .,,l.. m
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-29
Personal.

Col. A. S. Colyar of Nashville, and
Gen. A. W. Campbell, of Jackson, Tenn,
will speak at Blountville, Monday
August 1, and ON Monday night August
(, ut Bristol, In favor Of the 50-i COM
promise.
Miss Mollic Love, of Johnson city,
who has been on II visit to Bristol re-
turned yesterday. She was the gncst OF
Col. N. NJ. Taylor.
Mcssrs. A. T. Starrett Of saltyillc and
4. B. Hurt Of Abingdon with their H.
dies were In town last Sunday.
Hon. j. NJ. Barker returned from Us.
tillvillc yesterday. He reports Col,
Richmond still quite unwell.
Mrs. DR., Hicks aud Mr.. Thomas lIlck.
started yesterday on their usual sum.
mcr trip TO razcwcll county.
DR.. Chambers Bunting has gone IL
Chatham Ill., Smyth Co., where he
will enter the practice Of medicine with
Or. Hulard. Our Smyth friends will
find him n promising and reliable young
gentleman.
Col. II, y. Bowen who owns 1900 acres
Of the Garden Of Eden In 1azewell Co.,
called to sec us last week, paid for the
Neiss and renewed Likesit. All Brls-
tol wish him to come here and stay.
Hut chat Gardcn----
DR.. VIM. H. Pepper has taken one
fourth interest In the Drug store Of Bunt-
ing, Pepper u Co.
Mr.. Robert Keys, of Osccola IA In
town. and Is one of the best men In the
country.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-29
Married.

MARTIN-LIVINGSTON.-At the
residence of the brides grandfather,
Rev. James Fleenor, near Mendoza, Jul
ly 18th, by Rev. X. E. Smith, DR.. Jas,
Il. Martin to Miss Matte Livingston.
McGLOTHIN-RATLIFF.--At j.
NJ. Barker's Store, in Bristol, Tuesday
evening, by Rev. G. A. Caldwell, Mr..
Crockett McGlothin, of Russell, and
Miss Cosby RatlifIe, Of Buchanan Co.
Va.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ham.
ilton House. in Bristol, Wednesday
evening, by Rev. Il. w. Moore, Mr.
G. G. Seacat and Miss Emma Gibson
all Of Russell Co., Va.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-29

HOW BUFORD RECEIVED his LIFE SEN
TENCE.
owenton Ky Special to the Cincinnati Enquirer.
For moment there was silence OF
death, and all eyes were turned upon
the prisoner. Scarcely n muscle of his
face moved, and he sat silently as before,
gazing with that perpetual fixed gaze
which has characterized his conduct
during the trial, immoyably toward the
ceiling, but his face blanched as he UNI
derstood the dread import Of the words,
and his lips quivered with the emotion
which even the strong-willed Thomas
Buford could not entirely SUPPRESS
Then Il hum of congaatulaton ran
round the courtroom, the hundred or
more people who had gathered to hear
the verdict made Il hasty exit to speak
the news, the newspaper men rushed to
the telegraph office to give TO the world,
on lightning wings, the news of Ken
tucSy's redemption, and the great trial
of Kentucky'S greatest criminal was
ended.
Order being restored in court, Col.
Thompson, attorney for the efense,
gave notice of motion for new trial,
and asked few minutes to prepare his
grounds for such Il motion. The Judge
granted his request, and, taking Il seat
under the spreading boughs Of conye-
nlcut tree outside the courthouse await
ed the fling of the petition for rchear-
ing.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-29

Ex-senator L. II. Denny addressed the
people yesterday in behalf of the Tenn.
compromise at Lebanon. To-day he
will speak ut Wheeler's Chapel to-mor-
row at Chinqucpin Grove, August LIST at
Bicdleman's School House, and close
his campaign on the 2nd an Crumley's
School House. His audiences will as
semblc at7lG pm. each day, thus ailording
in this fine weather the most profitable
method of spending an evening. Capt.
Denny Is good speaker and will rem
der valuable service in a good cause.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-29
Ne,D and attractive goods on
Ouv o Und 10 cent counters.
luly20-lt. anderson q 90.

The Rydns played to two good houses
n our town last week, and never were
two houses better entertained. Rola
Ryan Is the best imiGtor Of nature we
have ever met. Ills rcndaton Of Sl =
mus O'Brien was far the best we have
ever seen, and his representation of the
lIypocondriac, and the New York News
boy were absolutely perfect.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-29
sxcmpting Fnrm,products.

The late extra session Of the Texas
Legislature passed the following am
mcndment 10 the State Constitution aud
the people will vote on II In September
next. EARN products IN the hands Of
the producer, and family supplies for
home and farm use, are exempt from all
taxation until otherwise directed by u
two-thirds vote Of all the members elect
10 both houses or The legislature"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-29

ColoRpade Hotel, AJipgdon,-Mr. Jno.
n. Jordan the present proprietor Of the
Colonnade Hotel at Abingdon, is keep
ing II first rate House. lie has at pres
ent 50 Southern boarders and has room
for more. We do not know place in
Va. where refugees from the heat aud
fever of the South can get better or more
pleasant accommodations The house
is one of the largest and best between
Lynchburg and Nashville, and Mr.. Jor-
dan is noted as a landlord,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-29
Am articles on oar . d 10 cent
counters are Worth fee times the
money. anderson IL Co.
lulv 20 '70--lt.

TRAVERSE JURY.-The following
gentlemen who have been seleoted as
Jurymen for the first term Of Bristol
Law Court, which meets on Monday,
the 2Sth inst. LAT Dlrtrlct-E sqr's
Morrell and McGary; End Dist sqr'r
Rutherford and McCrary; nth Dist
wP brewer, A ID Reynolds, II I
Berry, VIII Robinson, w i Payne
and W p Hamilton; 10th Dist. Eeqr's
Cox aud Osborne. --Courior.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-29

On The Stump. --Messrs. Jno. II. Cald-
well and Robt. Burrow, Of Bristol will
take the field in behalf of the debt COM
promise next Thursday at Arcadia, go
ing to Kingsport on Friday, and to Clio
yer Bottom on Saturday. Speaking to
commence at 2 p. NJ. each day. These
are young gentlemen, whose lives are
likely to reach farther into the field Of
the debt settlement than those Of the
average citizen. We hope the people
will turn out and stimulate them with
fine audiences.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-29

Large Sale Of Manufactured 7oJacco.-
Mr.. Robert Keys will sell at public auc-
ton on the sth of August at the resi-
dence Of c. w. Stockton near Oscola, in
this county, 1000 lbs. good sound man
ufactured tobacco. Some of the tobacco
is very fine article, the remainder com
mon grades, but all in excellent condi-
don. Here will be an opportunity to
make some money.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-29

The human locomotive IL very In
tricaie piece Of machinery, and unless
nll lie parts are carefully looked after,
10 Ii liable TO run ofIthe track Of health
and cause an Immense amount of un.
comfortablenees. j. NJ. Laroque's
AntI.BllIous Bitters act on this ma
chine no effectively that a catastrophe
Ia almost impossible Try them. 25o
n paper 81 40 n bottle, w. r. Thorn
ton, Proprietor, Baltimore, Md.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-29
ROANOKE COLLEGE
SALEM, VIRGINI.f.
TWENTY SEVENTH SESSION BEGINs
SEPTEMBER 3D..

LOCATION On the mountains) un-
surpassed for healthflnoss and beau
tilul scenery.
COLLEGIATE COURSE high aud com.
prchensiye scholarship thorough
Also Preparatory, Normal, and Par.
tial Courses. Beat advantage for all.
College noted FOR good morals.
EXPENSES for session Of ten months,
rom SlGO to 1920, INCLUDING College
frea, bonrd, fuel lights, and washing J
a new building for the Library, of
10, 600 volumes, will DO formally open
ed, with appropriate ceremonies, Sep
tember 10Th.
For Catalogues, new cut Of buildings
and ground, aud further particulars,
BtB" Address
SECRETARY or FACULTY,
Roanoke College, Salem, Va.
uly / '70-2m.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-29
NEW ADVEMrraruENTs.
Commissioners Notice.

Sarah Barker and others, Pitts.
w.
Jonn NJ Hamilton, Admir- of
Robert 9. Barker, decd, aud others
Delt's.
The undersigned ~ ordered by dc.
cree entered In the above cnuso nj the
May term 1870 Of the Circuit Court to
ascertain aud report to the Court the
lienH against the estate Of Robert G..
Barker, deed amounts thereof aud 10
whom duo. All persons having valid
claims against the estate Of said Bar
H. r ure required to present them be.
fore the undersigned NJ his Office IN
Abingdon, Va. on the 18th day Of Au.
gust, proSlmo 10 be passed upon.
Il, H. COSBY,
July % '7O--it.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-29

Rain at Last -- Last Saturday after
noon, Bristol had the frat o.poU-
shower of rain for n month, While
up t. about the first Of June we had
showers, they were insufficient, and
since that time we have had nearly
none ut ALI The situation had be.
come really alarming. The shower
Of Saturday last was one Of the hardest
known here for years, and but for the
extend d dryness Of the ground would
have doubtles brought food.