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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-08

What been living ~ long M you
have, and not heard OF Laroque's An.
ti.Billoua Biters? They are becom.
ing u household word everywhere
Why, know of hundreds that have
been cured Of Blliousness, and M for
sick headache, why there In nothing
10 compare with them. They cost
go. a package. or 81 90 n bottle, and
advise you to give them u trial right
away. All druggists have them.
Manufactured by W. Il, Thornton,
Baltimore, Md.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-08
Personal.

Dr. Berry and Mr.. J. A. Burrow are
1t the store of j. w. Rogan d Co., at
Bnrrow & Berry's old stand, ready to
wait on their old friends. Special
bargains can be had there now, as a
great many goods are being sold at
less than prime cost, in the eastern
citizen June '10-tt
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-08
Russell AHEAD ON SNAKES.

Mrs. Pryor Dye, Of New Garden,
killed snake in her garden about three
feet long, with II head on each end, both
heads about the same size. 1t fought
with both heads, and crawlcd after one
head or the other as It liked best. did
not see the snake but number of relia-
bic gentlemen In New Garden did, and
am perfectly satisfied that the story Is
correct. j. II. FRAZIER.
Lebanon, Va, July |, 1870.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-08

Grecndalc Is soon to have frst-class
public school house. Mr.. j. u. Rode
fer Is the cntcrprislng contractor, and
viii have the building completed IN n
few weeks. This speaks well for that
entcrprislng and thrifty nclghborbood,
especially during suclslrlngcnt times
ibmgiOp filgipian
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-08
Another Ola Citizen Gone.

Mr.. VIM. Keller died ut the home Of
his son, {. +. Keller, yesterday, aged
II years. Mr.. Keller leaves several
sons aud their families, besides u num-
crous connection more distant. His
remains will be buriedat Sinking Spring
cemetery this evening at ! O'clock
.lbinGdOn ViUinidp.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-08
r. TENN. VIRGINIA l. GA. R. B..
Our Agents

The following gentlemen will act as
our Agents, and are authorized to pro-
oure and receipt for subscriptions and
other business 10 our name.
Tazewell G. H. Va, II G. Anderson.
Lebanon, Va, Capt. j. w. Nc
Broom.
PARTIES due this Office for Suhscrip-
tIon, Advertising or JOB Work, are
again requested to pay up. We must
hive money.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-08

"WiIl 1t do no harm?" This is the
question often asked. aud the answer
IL, "it can uot,h for DR.. Bulbs Baby
Syrup is All innocent remedy. war
ranted to contain neither Opium,
Morphia, or anything injuaious. Price
% cents bottle.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-08


AbingdoH, Phyinjd.,
My wife Inns suffered for several years,
at intervals Of five and xix weeks, with
painful attacks Of sick headache. sho tried
the usual remedies, with nothing more than
temporary relief, il that. The attacks
would return at the regular time, NJ usual.
Her suffering would be of such char
octer ms to excite my appreciation. Having
read the certificate OF Bishop @. +. Pierce,
recommending the Seven Springs "lron and
Alum Mass" rs mn efficient remedy for such
complaints, she Mt once commenced the use
Of it, and in her case the happiest results
have been realized. When used according
to directions she never experiences q symp-
tom of the headache. am confident n per-
mOnent cure of this disen,e can be effected
by the use Of this medicine.
Mrs. Rankin says she cannot oyercsti-
mate the value Of the Mass in her cnse, and
would advise everybody who sufIoro as she
did to use II. q. c. RANKIN.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-08

A beautiful line of Newport Ties,
Kid Slippers, Cloth and Foxed Cal
tiers, also full line of children's Shoes,
at J. w. Rogan & Cos, at the old
stand of Burrow g. Berry.
June 2 70 tt
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-08

Keep the Liver active, and enjoy
good health. This you can do 10y
using Portaline, or Tabler's Vegetable
Liver Powder, which never fails to
care Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Bill.
iousness, etc. Price so cents.
For sale by j. A. Dickey & Co., drug
gists, Bristol, Tom.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-08
For Sale Cheap of Barker's.

Two new 2.horse Wagons, one new
Hack, two good Horses.
New goods arriving DAILY, and
bought VERY CLOSE, while 1 was
East a few days since.
iuly SGT IN pAnkru
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-08

Go right to the Lager Beer Hall, King
Block, for a fresh ice cold drink of Lag
err Beer. GEO. M. NlcKELs'
may '70--tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-08

Habitual poor health Is direct re.
suit OF habitual poor attention to the
physical system. Keep the head cool
the feet warm, and the bowels regular
by the proper use of DR.. Bulls Balti-
more Pills, and sickness cannot ap.
proach you. Price ~ cents.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-08

The largest and most handsome as
sortment of China, Glass and Crockery
ever brought to this market. No hum
bug. Come and see. Prices very low.
Doggett d Co.'S China Store.
julyS'70-lt
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-08
LYNCuBURu, VA, July s. 1870

LYNCuBURG, VA, July s. 1870
We call attGniiont to changes this week In
Va. Bacon, Flour, Brandy, Chickens and
Wool. The price Of Va meat has advanc-
cd, with the supply hardly equal to the de-
mand. Flour is very active, with yery
limited supply on tile market. w. Lard
very scarce. These quotations may be ro-
lied with confidence, NJ accurate aud corr
Get, as they IRE in nearly every instance
made up from actual sales made by us.-
Butter very dull, the market being COM
pletcly overlooked, md slaw sale even ut
reduced quotations.
These figures represent only wholesale pri-
cog Al rpt,,il hinL.r nripoa attain
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-08

Cash or Goods as You Wish. j. w.
Rogan s. Co. pay the highest market
price either in cash or goods for nice
Walnut logs or Walnut lumber
June 2 '70--tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-08

Gov. McMulcn will tomorrow adj
dress the people ut Mendoza aud then
goes to Wythe Co. to speak.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-08
UNIVERSITY on VIRGINIA.

sumMIh LAW LLtJUuLs Ouine week.
w begin 10th Jolly, 1877. and ohd ioth Hspjsp.
Der laye proved NJ signal use,-. tst 40 stngenls
who design TO ruftus their studies NJ ihh M
other Law Schools, 2nd 10 those WIN propose n,
fehd privately and sd ~ piayiiiidter Whn
fitufiinii Wv rlpuat spnF u' u uolvapli,
NJ Va lu IHiH % Nur. Pul lIui srA Ai4ts
Ihr tnsy J., i1-ii
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-08

DANIDSON-JENNlNGS.--L asst
Wednesday evening by Esqr. Bushong,
Capt. Geo. ). Davidson to Mrs. Marga-
ret Jennings, both Of Goodson.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-08

TWO HOUSES FOR RENT AT
BARKER'S. july SIT
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-08

sofia cash ne Master Of Tr0de.
Lddies Ltnen reddy-mdde Wear,
0oing 1t any price to close ont
present st0cE, at dNDERSON'S.
July : Volt.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-08

A good two story house containing
four rooms l0Nl7, good dining room,
kitchen and store room, Lot containing
"A Of an acre, property situated on Va,
Hill, corner of Monroe and Edmond
Streets. This T. most desirable proper
~. and call be bought very low for cash,
or on short time Apply NJ this Office
for farther information, Ut 10
JAS, r. CHorKrfi
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-08

Fruit Jars, Il large lot, at lowest Trices
at the China Store of Doggctt &, Co.
iulyS'70-lt
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-08

Jelly Glasses ut 81 cents n piece, and
Goblets ut . etc. ut the China store.
julyS70--lt
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-08

A. NJ. DAVIES, Pres,t Of the Co.
7S Main Street, Lynchhurg, va.
Round trip tickets from points from
North and South Mt reduced rates.
Sold by Bunting & Pepper.
sept. 8, '78--1y.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-07-08

ncb H. 20 lr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-19

From all sections of the country come In.
dlcations that business is improving. Here
Tn Nalue the cotton and the leather manu-
factories are looking up. Labor IL In de-
msnd, wages are better. and steady en-
ployment a, remuperAtvc paw Is offered
Elsewhere the prospect is quite ~ good
Tae Western fields promise immense bar
ve>t. The great iron industry Of the Mid
die States has go, q new start. thCr. 1. in-
creased demand Tor the product Of the
mnes. and the iounLTics are taking on
more meu and running At their full cspac-
ry- The cotton mills everywhere report
heavy orders The stock on hand has been
exhausted. and the demand 8. sharp for
new supplies. The export trade has 10.
creased forty per cent. The country 9.
earning and saving The burdens put
upon II by the great expenditures nrcessi-
tatcd by the war for the maintenance Of
the Union are steadily decreasing. the vol
ume Of debt cvrryw here j. teiug reduced,
and al the isda-trt.- ~ the cou..t-' az.
looking up. The benefits ct return to
sound and stable system OF CURRENCY are
felt Ia every part OF the land. me have
invited prosperity. the invitation has b-en
cordially accepted. and the guest has come.
Oar future - sure and prosperous IL Sc
trudge along the path upon which We have
started. II we turn about aud 10 the WAYS
of paper promises. public extravaganza
and fast living We shall lose all NC have
gained by six years of frugal conduct and
self denial. II t. DOT To be believed That
after the severe lesson just taught az Ne
shall fall bac. into our Did errors - Port
land Pros
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-19
State News.
4 Prisoner Nssdsrs his y eeprr Asa
ES9aPes fPoo jail.

sam Haynes. notorious thief und-r AZ
rect in EooAland for the numerous recent
stole robberles in that city. made = mufj-
crows assault upon hl. keeper. John 7.
Robbins, at the lockup. between II sud IA
ocloc. "Wednesday night, and escaped.
Robbins bad been very Careless with the
prisoner. allowing him tn remain in the
outer room Of the police station sikh him.
and TO have access TO \ hammer and ysri-
Gus loose articles that he nigh; use ia al
attempt tor freedom. At the time men
toned Haynes Suddenly sprung upon Rob
bias. Sho MAS probably DOING. aud struck
him 4 terrible blow With an lron -toy.
shaker. crushing ia the skull and knocking
HIN 10 the floor and alAic hi. escape, there
being nothing then 10 prevent his going by
the prison cell below, and when the police
arrived Robbins was found wrl,ering 10
his blood. The wound was dressed by
never returned TO consciousness sufficiently
10 give AL sccount Of the assault and died
from his WOUNDS on saturday morning.
An immediate search Mas commenced by
the polio. who are securing the country
for Haynes. 50 far. without success. lie Is
regarded as a most desperate fellow aud is
liable to receive roughy,reatment II he
should be CAPTURED
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-19

The ministerial fraud who has been
charged vita bigany and literary piracy la
Fo1crott. and who left for Minneapolis
without clearing up the charges, has. on
rsqaisition OF Gov. Garcelon. been arrested
and brought back TO Foxcroft for trial. A
reporter OF the Wig interviewed him and
gives TO the public the following:
steadmAn denies the charges He say. he /.
= native Of Berwick, Noya Scotia: that he L. 2,
years OF age well educated aud Of good parent
age; tina, be first preached At 81. Msrgueriis's
Bay, \. $; tina, be continued 1t ministerial
labor until be went 10 GEORGETOWN. N aine, TO
take rest; that he married before going 10
Georgetown; that be accepted n call TO Dover
that after settling al Dover he went to the
Provinces TO get his wife; that his wife died
but that 1.-The circumstances neee.siiAt.d his ST.
ience" upon that matter, and the mysterious
dispatches; that be married . Dover girl In
February, 10 avoid scandal :" that in his Fas,
Day sermon be made certain EXTRACTS, from
works which DIR. storrs had also quoted that
he never stole one Of DR.. Storr's sermons, and
that the sermon will show for itself and be is
willing 10 have the comparison made; that the
church closed its door against him and thus
prevented An insestix alton: that be len Dover
publicly; that he wrote his wife daily daring
his absence: that he went west To get busine s.;
that he might have escaped arrest had he de-
sired. because he knew OF the steps taken to
arrest him; that all Maine new spAper com.
ment on his case were sent him; that he re-
eeived letters regularly from bis wife and for.
wsrded her money: that he should have re-
turned for his wife June 7th; that he WIS hay-
ing 3 comfortable salary - book-keeper nj Min
neapoiis and bad . cottage engaged: that bis
wife telegraphed him she could not come be-
fore June 10Th; that the lies about him or gina
ted Ia JEALOUSY; that he was not aw are his wife
refused to zee him; that be waived formaliiics
when arrested and came right on; that he was
changing his theological views or considering
his ground.
His preliminary trial was held on Mou-
dav before Geo. w. Pratt, trial justice.
Witnesses testified that they knew him in
New Brunswick where he had wife and
children. On this testimony be WAS bound
over in the sum Of 5000 for his appearance
At the September term Of court. Should he
be unable to secure bail, AS Is probable, he
will be takeH TO the jail 10 Bangor. Ii 10
reported that Stesdman vas anxious for
delay. hoping the public sympathy might
be created that would, 10 some way. help
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-19
THURSDAY. JUNE -. 1879.
A Republican State Convention
WILL BE HELD IN
n0R0MBE6A HALL, BANGOR,
Thursday, June rs, 1879,

for the purpose OF nominating 4 candidate for
Governor, and Tor transseting whatever bust
ness may properly come before H.
The basis Of Representation will be one dele
gate for each city, town and plantation, and an
additional delegate for every se,eniy-ave votes
cast for the Republican candidate for Governor
In 1876. majority fraction will be estitied to
= Delegate
The State Committee will be in session the
evening preceding and at O'Clock the morning
delegates.
In selecting the Delegates the Republicans
are urged 10 assemble in full numbers and 10
Invoke the aid and cooperation OF all voters
who are willing to unite with them TO the iol-
lowing ends;
I. To MAINTAIN the power and prestige of
the Union sgains; all attempts to subyert or OF
pose its just authority, and 10 insist that the
Government q the United States shall be con-
trolled by loyal men.
2. Todiscountenancr and reprobs,e the ires-
tonsble and revolutionary course Of the Demo
Gratis IN Congress, who threaten TO cripple and
destroy the functions OF the Government ifCon-
siitutonAlly prevented from enaciing their par
usAn measures into Law.
5. To uphold the right OF the United States
10 enforce its own laws wherever they are to
operate, and 10 frown down and put down the
dangerous hercsy OF the States Right secession
lists wbo have already plunged the country into
one bloody war, and who are now attempting
10 control the Government OF the Union with
the same measures that preceded the rebellion
OF 1851.
T. To insist upon free eleciiops-not only
free from National military interference. which
no one desires, but also free from the Interior
ence aid violence of so-called State militia and
the sssassips who with deadly weapons have
seized the polls In MANY OF the Southern States,
driving innocent and deienceless voters from
the bAlloi-box and making 4 mockery Of cleo
tions, which war upon free suffrage has bee
made distinct political issue by every Demo
erat In the Senate AID House voting against q
measure designed 10 prevent and suppress it.
5. Ts uphold the hnsnciaI credit OF the Gov
eminent and TO assure 10 the people OF all Sec
tons = sound currency, equivalent to coin n
al times and in ali places, and redeemAble in
coin. And 10 this end TO oppose all distrsciing
repudiaiing and mischieyou- efforts against the
peace. welfare aud Industrial prosperity Of the
People.
G. In these aims and purposes all citizens Of
N aine are invited 10 unite, that the hands Of
the President and Of the Republican minority
In both branches Of Congress may lie strength
ened in their efforts 10 uphold the honor Of the
Government, and the jusi authority OF National
Law.
BY order Of the Republican Stale Committee.
GEORGE c. WISG,) Sd.
{. A. BoUTELLE, corosn;.,.,
FRED n. DOW, Noii'''e'
J. O. SMITH, Secretary.
May END, 1879.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-19

The Washington Star SAYS: The condition
OF the Necessary business before Congress l..
Thu: The legislative, Supplemental Judicial
aud the Army bills have all passed the House.
Tb. Legislative bill has passed the Senate and
In slightly amended form. IL will be present
ed 10 the President not later than Tuesday.
Regret has been expressed among the Pre,i-
dents advisers that this measure was not made
the subject OF a more lengthy debate In the Sem
ate When the bill reaches the President II
viii go TO the accounting officers cf the Treas
ury. IL u sorry piecr of legislative patch
work, almost incomprehensinle To the ordinary
mind. II may be clear 10 the accounting OIL
GERS and II 80 report TO that effect will bc made
10 the President. II the accounting officer.
cannot understand !, the ground OF hssiy and
il-advised legislation will b. made the basis OF
= veto. II is thought BY many that the bill de-
spite n. defects. will come within the compre-
hension Of those who will have its execution in
hand
The Army bill will he thoroughly debated in
the Senate, aud its passage bitterly opposed.
The ground Of opposition lies In the 9Th section.
which II IL held interfcres wsh the constiiu-
uonsl prcrogatves Of the President IN that IL
would no, permit him to Guell riot tina might
arise at an election. The bill extends but a
year and there are no Congressional elections
10 se held before its provisions expire.-The
opposition to IL u therefore based on alb
str.ct principle, although still = principle
Nevertheless II UNCHANGED it, final approy al i.
much In doubt Like the legislative bill, it,
chances Of being vetoed are fair. A. TO the
Supplemental Judicial bal II passed in iis pres
cot shape It will be met with q prompt veto
The prospects for : speedy adjournment tor
these reasons are growing beautifully less"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-19
The Convention.

The Convention OF the Republicans
which Is TO NEE, In Bangor on Thursday Of
next week ought TO be the lsrges, and bes,
In the history Of the party.
!, will mark the beginning Of a campaign
interest both inside aud without the bord-
ers OF the Republic.
II will not only have 70 nominate = can
didste for Governor who will lead In the
coming conflict, bu; If Twill have TO formu-
late the principles on which that conflict
will be fought out. and set the living issues
so plainly before our people tina, every ma n
who goes from its deliberations to bis home
will be filed with S-dor and determination.
Ii will be the assemblage OF men who
have lived impstiently under the reprosch
that the State In 1875 left the Republican
column, and who do no. mean to res; hand
or foot or heart until she is brought back.
Moreover the Convention starts the can
vAss which 10 TO set the current OF the Fall
elections OF 1873, and this will be mos, lm-
portant in its bearing upon National pol
itics.
Every town should have delegates there,
and they should be the best men that the
party contains. The season OF the year is
favorable, and 30 far Is this county Is con-
cerped the place is convenient. Let US see
fuu delegations from Aurora 10 Deer Isle
TO make felt the influence of Hancock
County.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-06-19
The Situation in Maine.

The political situation In Maine IL 80 an
omAlous and uncertain az 10 promise the
most active campaign ever known here in
an off-year. The result OF the election last
September, the Organization OF the State
Government by = trading combination o.
democrats and greenbackers. the amusing
struggle OF the leaders on either side TO Sc
cure the lions share OF the ofiices-as II
these were the only objects OF political &C
tion-snd the schcming now going on. on
the one hand 20 make the greenbsck move
meni tail 10 the democratic kite. and on
the other to sweep the democracy into the
greeubsck net. have not allowed the peo-
pie OF the state TO forget for = single mo-
ment that their verdict on these strange
political manifestations would be 10 order
nexi September.
Although only one OF the gubernSioriAl
conventions has been held. yet the cam
pAign has already open, with unusual
warmth. The greenbackers have nominA-
ted Mr.. Smith. their candidate OF lAsiyeAr.
notwithstanding he most emphatically up
set the greenoack theories ia bis decl.ra-
ton that gold should be somewhere be-
hind greenbacks, when he wanted sound
money support last winter. The Office
seeking element OF the democracy are try
ing TO Induce their followers either TO omit
NAr -
re-nomin,,. Gov C.rc.lo, sIn,,i, :, -
cor duck !. hold disy,,.,.s -, -,
denocrar. Win m. ura.,s,s,dinr,
votes az m. pre., hndv of,b. - IN
he given 10 Smirh In ,s,nr, To- .ty,s 80.
,reeubsckers will be expected 70 sumo,
legIsl.tiy. and oonntv ,Irk.,s Will ~
led with democrats. The denoc,.,In Ia
ers who ATE irving To ,,mnor.rIly ,u,n g,
DEMOCRATS 10 In. ereenh,cL.r. .r,na,hs,
such a nolicv Il shr.wd ona n, ,'I,i,ns,a
democ,a,ic succ,s. q. ,r..,h.cLts,, -,
saw mus, soon aie out and ~. ,,..,h.ei
voters fail into the demorr,,ic ,.,Ls a.,
season for the nex, Pr..Ia.r,I.i .l.c,,,,,
ON the other hand ,hoss souns -.
democrats who regard nrincinI. 50 n, ~,
Importance than ono. obiec, IN .,v 49,,
or Indirect alliance with the yreenh,rl.,s
as a practical declaration tb.t ill., d.,-o-
cratic party has no prineInl. ana ,h,,
voters Ga, he sola on, a, ~ 10. a..
henss, Of a few men Who AL. 20 -. Nc,
ed INTO ofscl.l nosI,Ion
The renubljcsn, viii in,u,u,s,s
p.ign on their n.r, a, the Sr.te con,.n,ia,,
10 he held In Range, I'm. 9S,h WI
many names are sngyes,aI In r,.,n.c,in,
Nth the gph.,r.,o,i.I non,,..,;aa -.
mos, nrominen, ~ which a.. J,,d-,. -.
Judge virgin Conpressm.n -. c.
g,es.msn Hail. NJ Thoms. y, p,,isoS
M Morrill, Of Pe.assla -, 49, =.
Range, NJ Hnovn 81 Doy.r 80 -.
two n, three more -,he,. q. ~ disfe.1,tp,
| m fo,es,.u The action ~ ~. oonn..,,,,'
| IN ,hs con,,,,v ~. ,.aiin, e. III 49,. 80
verssl ina, the ,ennhIic.n. af ~. $50.
sec,ions or,h. S,.,s shonId ,s.,Sas
,rssh f,o,n ,hs $500. VI, 80