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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1880-02-03
REAL E S TAT E

c IL o'clock. b., so much of the lard on which
aln Herbert resides, near Charlestown, (sup-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-11-23

"ile has II handsome head, a very long
beard, which he strokes often, and Tiny
feet of which amy ladyImight be proud,
He is short and slight and turns the
scd!c at 100 pounds. He Is quick and
nervous in m0ycn cnl and rs bright as Il
ne" silver dollar
"Out,idc Of politics what is his oceu-
palion;'
"lIc 1, proprietor Of The Richmond
u diL and very careful in lis conduct.
lie was a pronounced liidcn man in
1876, and gave him tbs delegation in the
convention He came in ten votes Of BE-
Ing The candidate for Governor
Has hc amy special hold in The Sta'c:'
"Nrs, several. He can do more with
the negroes than any other man. He is
regarded as the peculiar friend Of the
public schools, and when the appropriate
tions we're expended he made Il hard
il'g,t 10 have the schools kept open, TAX
ing the ground that the children We're
The preferred creditors Of the State and
must not be neglected. He did more
than anybody'clse to see that n free bal
lot meant Il free ballot. In other words
he saw to it that the amendment TO the
Constitution was not a dead letter, but
was enforced in letter and in spirit"
"Still he is a Dcmocrat?"
eyes, but there Is no determination
between him and the Bourbons. He
gives 10 heed to men who talk Of repu-
diation, His desire is TO have The State
he represents placed on firm financial
basis lie is heart and soul opposed to
Che Bourbon Funders, ms they are term
ed there. He has plans, and | believe
he has tie ability, too, to adjust his meth
cd for n desired end, so as TO conform to
sound business ideas. He is not Il Wis
ionary, but a practical business man.
"IIaye you talked with him mnch?"
eyes, a great deal"
"About the organization Of the SEN
ate?"
"Not one word"
GLOW do you think he will votc?"
"rhat depends. lie is absolutely nom
committed for varions reasons, but can
readily conceive of conditions which
would make it easy and pleasant for him
to vote with the Republicans, Ii would
be unfair to the Senator for me to speak
as if knew how he intends to vote, for
! know absolutely nothing. reason
from his known desire to dcvcIopc and
build up the State lie represents, and
from the general character of The man
md his autcCcdcnts, that he will, in any
event, be marked and useful member
Of Senate,--N. Y. Hemd,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-11-23

If General Malone will say frankly
that he will recall his followers from
their pursuit of Riddlcberger and unite
them upon that scheme, we shall be ready
to declare at once our determination in
the matter. We can say now, however,
that we can think ONO good reason why
the Barbour bill or Gel. Mahone's
scheme might not furnish basis for II
compromise which should be acceptable
20 the States creditors as well as TO both
the Mahoneitcs and the regular Demo
Gratis. We are so anxious to take this
question out Of politics that we are ready
10 go too far in our efforts to agree upon
compromises good many Of our
fiends fear. Richmond Dispatch.
We are $50 glad, ;" Drinkard, to see you
coming forward, but if YOU had only
done no III time there would have been
no need of commencing the above eX-
tract with an il. We have never known
anything to grow like that child Read
justmcnt has recently. Better come
right along at once brother ID.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-11-23
Gen, Pridemore as an Author

The Lynchburg News of last Saturday
gives this bit Of news to many persons.
If it be correct we shall look with good
deal of interest to the the new work rs
Gen. Pridcmorc il u man of fine ability
and Ia apt to make his book both rcada-
bic and valuable.
1t Is stated that Gen. A. l.. Pridcmorc,
Of Lee county, has now in hand work
upon political history which IL looked
upon ~ one of great value to the Amcri-
can people just ut this period. His book
will be cntitldcd "rhc Rise and Fall of
the Roman Empirc--rhe American Re-
public" comprising a review OF Gibbon,
compared with the rise, progress and
prospects Of the American Republic.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-11-23

WE regret to say it. But say we
will, that this last decision Of the State
Supreme Court would seem alone to rank
1t as a partisan court. 1t looks about
like the old "S to T." For once Mon
cure, the bond-holding judge, has con-
scented to sit on one of the cases involving
the public debt. Heretofore he has de-
clined to sit on these cases, and it seems
proper TO say he was not needed on them.
In this case, however, he seems to have
waived matters and he made the neces-
sary third one. OF course we do not
make any accusation ofmotive, but we
do say it would have looked better if it
had been otherwise, So it is, the case
went for the coupon, by the formula of
3to2. Judges Staples and Burks dis
sented, and their opinion seems as clear
rs cloudless noon to our eye. The Dis
PATCH says it does pot amount to much,
as the sum involved is so HtIo. Ics,
but Staples and Burks say it complicaies
this debt question, and so think We.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-11-23
Is Christianity Doclining7


The Rev. Mr. pmkhna,, the rgl'or Of
the Madison square Presbyterian church
rather surprised his wealthy aud COM
Portable congregation lu.t sunday hy de-
clArIug IN the course urhl4 sermon that
The admission Of new mgmhym 10 the
whole body OF Presbyterian pluphr. IN
this country during the l., twelve
months amounted on the average tuuulv
one person 20 each church, Judging
from slHli.lirs In his possession. hp was
Of lllr opinion That the membership OF
the denomination had declined rather
than luupu,cd within the year.
This prominent clergyman said he
could not apuul, with ua much certainty
concerning denominations like the Meth
odlai B1plIst and Dutch Reformed,
though he believed the rrH ON the point
in question were about the same with
them Ns with the prpsbytcrinns. lie
knew such to be- the caac with the Com
gicguIiun1l chUrrhrs ur Sew ENGLAND.
and lac gave "details in regard 10 the
churches uf that class I'm Hartford and
NcW Haven, where tUngrcgulOuili.m
Is largely in the ascendant. nud II com.
monty supposed ip be- IN n highly. ilUui-
lshlug state, NE showed luat In both
iho.priiIr whore rise lhp gIiIwiug
spi.p %, many uliy temples dedicated
tu the creed VI Brewster and Davenport.
lhc admissions orirV mumbrm 10 The
rhurrhcs OF TINT faith Within the year
hardly gave 600 average uf one person lu
puph congregation, while ON account Of
deaths Hnl removals the net total ol
members mi diminished.
4 couple of weeks .inpn o. Protestant
clergyman from Belgium urcuWrl me
pulpit IT the Rev Dr.. Crosby. lie hal
crossed ihc ocean 10 atlcndl Ne pnn-prrs.
hylorinu Council at Philadelphia. lls
address Vu, Upon lir condition uf Prot
o,unIinn in Europe generally. mud more
particularly w belgium lle ancmod to
it we'll informed upon lhr ullienf and
WINS evidently d harmed thoughtful ana
rundll man. lie gave u ns his upiuion
Tint Christianity ON the Continent
.t.Ia.lltYU .4IIuliH ut. ttolY.lUuI ANA h,t.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-11-23

tionaiSm and other forms Of skcptirsm.
He said that, rs general rule, ii is only
the uneducated classe, that hold fast to
those leading facts in Christianity which
are accepted as truths by Catholics a, d
Pro'cs,anIs alike, and that the more
learned and cultivated portion Of the pco-
pie seem to be gradually swinging loose
FROM the old doctrines. He made the
significant statement that though in his
judgement il was evident that the lihcr-
al party in European politics is breaking
away from thr ancient church, its lead
crs and lis rank and file do not stop ut
Professionalism, but 20 clear over to dis
belief in amy form Of Christianity.
These utlcranccs Of prominent ortho-
doX diyines as to the present condition
and apparent tendencies of Christianity
in this country, and on the Continent of
Europe, are worthy Of the grave consd-
Grafton of all denominations.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-11-23

WATER, MASs AND PILLS.

Efficient in Scrofua and skin dis
case, ~. NJ. Allen, NJ. D., N. G.
Successful in Dyspepsia and Chron.
ic Diarrhma. PROF. Sam'l Jackson,
NJ. d., Univ. Of Pa
"Adapted in ChloratiC and Ammic
conditions aud certain diseases ppcu-
liar to wonen disorders of the Kinney
and bladder. PROF. J. j. Moormgn,
NJ. ID. Va.
satisfactory in Dyspepria, Chronic
Diarrhma and nervous diseases arising
from impure blood; also in certain
di4euses Of females. H. Geo. T. IIarr-
son, NJ, ID. Physician Woman's los
pital. n. Y.
Used with great benefit in Mala
rial Fever and Diptheria. Us. Il.
Dupon, NJ. D., Ga.
Prompt in relief Of headache both
SIGH and nervous, and chills. Rev.
f.. G Dots0n, Va.
Excellent in restoring debilitated
systems TO health ana strength. -
Yhos G, Mercer, NJ. ID Ind.
"Tonic, Alternative, diuretic; one Of
natures greatest remedies. - Medical
Asso. Of Va Lynchhurg,
Recommended as a phOphylactic in
Malarial Districts. I'D Il Fairex, NJ.
d., n. O.
II find IL the best remedy 7 over
used In diseases Of The throat. - = A
Sitierd, VI. H., n. G.
VERY beneficial IN uterine derance
ments and maInrinl conIitioEs,n--G
". Vail, NJ. y Ohio.
"My experience Is very favorable to
10 curative y,r,u;,"-Thos. +. Rum
bald, VI. D, st. Louis.
Sample supply sent froe to any Ply
sicilu dcsiring to test. Pamphlets
sent free, Analysis with each pack
age. winter as II comes from the
Springs 81 por ease. Mass 20 o,s. and
81; $3.50 and $500 for half doz, Sent
post paid anywhere. This Mass aud
PIiIs contains in reduced space all The
curative powers Of the water. and IL
convenient, palnIable and solubls.
Address
a. NJ. DAVIES, prest. of the Co.
rs Nuia ST LyRchbUg Td
i. o. Bor IA
sold by B0ntiug & Pepper Bristol.
Tenn. nov. 4, 70 -ly
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-11-23
General William Mahcno
1nE NRw NnlutNn h;SAIOH--lis ANTE
ttptNls--ills rECtLiAH INFLUENCE
w1u 1ltg NEoHuH ANp ma
fNANriAL nOnuN,

The pprullr position To be occupied
ly the new Virginia senator. General
william Muhuhr, naturally w-
tWrls attention ~ his roponl, and mckee
MN r'rsun NJ general interest Yes.
ttlday Gov, George g. Gutmm. W Ca'-
lfutna--unc nr The trio ilHi uunuprd IT.
l'ils tor the Republican party In indiana
during the October campaign -wus found
" his room IN The tillsey House. aud. IN
r"snonsp to question concerning his
persWal acquaintance with Grurlal Mn
hon", rep u "Oh, sea. know hW
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-11-23
A Clean Sweep

The recent election would seem to
have been the most complete victory cy-
or won by the Rcadlusters, insomuch as
1t has converted every Fundcr In the
State TO REIMBURSEMENT. We have mace
clean sweep Of the State. Not one
Fundcr lefl 10 tell the tale. The Read
justcrs now, like Alexander, weep over
The dcsolalion of their victory.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-11-23
Blacl1sburg Again,

Again the Blacksburg Board has met
and again It has done nothing. \ few
weeks ago It met and DR., Runuer was
given awhile to consider whether he
would accept the Presidency He CON
pldercd aud he declined. Another pause
COMES mkt and then, whatY
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-11-23

DRlNKARD, you are right in your crit
! ism. We inadvertently used the total
vote Of 1879 instead of 1880. The true
per ccntage of the vote polIed by Fulkcr-
son ut Goodson in 1880 was near 1874 in
s.ead Of 53lG. But Ms you are now a
good Rcadjuster we allow you to say
what you please. Go along, we like TO
hear YOU,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-11-23
Chattanooga,
The Republican, Candidate for
Mayer EiCctCG.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. 1S.--ln
the municipal election. to-day, Hart, Re
publican was elected Mayor by III ma-
jorily. Two Republican Alderman out
of five are elected.
This shows u Republican loss Of 500
from the Garfcld-IIuncock vote and the
Democrats are jubiiant over it.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-11-23

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government Gown 10 '"o present TINT
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rms great hohor anu circuit party
a"dS "oe9'-PaayGrS GHaS 'oilly 'rut
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-11-23
1851.
Harper's Magazine.
ILL u STR " ED.

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and from the educational point of
view-sCeklng that which, taken al.
together, will be of the most service
to the largest number long ago con-
cluded that, if could have but one
work for y public library. would So
lect . complete set Of Hnpcr'S NoHth-
W"-- CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS Jr.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-11-23
Russell County.

At last we have the vote of Russell on
the subscription TO ihc Il. q $, W. r..
For subscription $50. Against It lOl.
This defeats The subscription.
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nov % 1850. New York
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-11-23
Official

fulkwson's majority over Frlgg by
the official count Is To Elected and
Al votes tn spare,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-11-23
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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-06-03

NAN FnANeinro. Mny a7.-A bnrfa'
n.un,o dlapntrh rny~i Az u o'ulork
ihla afternoon, the supreme court rem
drrcd II decision In tho kenrnny carn
releasing him. The hearing was on
thu hnhrns corpus appealed from the
superior uoMrt NJ hnn Francisco,
where Tho deulplpn III The police court.
putting kunliey III tho house NJ eor'
repiIon for abusive language, WAS
sustained.
This mnst make the syooplinntA of
money power Rnnsh their teeth IN
anguish III heart. The ldeA TINT \
mnA In this country may indulge ~
thu freedom u speech without Arrest,
ilnr md Imprisonment Il repuRnnnt
~ the hrnft md mind vi every man
who Ina tndnlg.i III TIN pastlmo of
,obbinR thu government. md NJ every
person who, like Hrln,. hAs dolod out
executive pardon 10 thu thieves,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-06-03
The National l,nnkInu Hyse,

The National banking Syscm hae
cast tin country moro money thnn
the entire W.T., yrt ihe republican
leaders uphold md defend II, TIL,
hon,lhnl,lur who stayed nj home la,n
already received more ~ m,errst un
ILL bonds thnn tho eliprled Aol'llnrs
Mhn fought ful their country, aud
/ nil the su,ll.rs, widows Wnd ufphnnA
together hnsr received for PENSIONS,
!, VI, III. Leaders III the republican
party propose IL rrfnna tie bonds
anil paN inturpat lat tho nuSt ilfiy
yenrA TaN payers, nhtin the lrAit ta
nf tho republican party ~ you Wuull
,ientily nolnun, Their policy iohs
Non, lahs yu,, fnmily, n1,l III ,he md
Will destroy nnt government lats
ntlit9lau Hsfuid,
I Np,Wl,ln'nnalnp the Efforts Of Tho
Fnsrflnlph' ~ circulate silver dol
] lars, nehllynll 1T iheu return through
TIL rnHlnla hnune AZ fnnt ~ pnlh nlst,
! = I.putptuu Journal,
Tho government hns Il SPOT nnl
| rlAou for usriy silver dnllAt tint
/ john sherman nnh "lns lllA JAVA IL,
\ 'l'ln allsur .lulliu II Ii full leual tender
/ for all debts, public ana private, lls
weight mud llllrnenn II printed ~ tn
htlnkers bond, l.nd tho right of tllo
government ~ puy IL bon.ls. ~
/ standard silver dollars VIA affirmed
hs thu STANLEY MnltheWA resolution,
nlll III hn, denied Tut tha silver dol
lnfa "whnio they Will In ,he ,nnai
Rund' lny 'ela out fur bunlH, md
WHEN they come Into I'll. Treasury
through the custom house my IN
out again, nnd keep The ball rulllh'
SIXTY millions I'll WIN, thu n. \ TIT
hum ielna "un.leaHa silver dollars
Arr nov attacked IN sha Treasury
Turn this money lpoAu by .pnylnp
tt,p .,,,Nl,u0O III honda. nnd karp i
looAr ~ paying out tor hnnla Just ~
inst ~ II eolnen baak. What III.
debtor wants III Id hnvo duhisrnylnp
money handy, The niiener debt pny
Ing money comes hnrk ~ thr debtor
tho butter fur him. II John Nhnfinl,l
would pny nut silver fer hon'lH, ~
would not he hutdunud With Hllvct. !
ThahH'k Eturti,ff,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-06-03

MI Iiny"a Ii opposed ~ courts nt,,l
rl,.iinue nuIrAH til .niltrlnu,hlnrty
IN conducting ilain i in Republican
hnnlt 'nnntt'sa recently pnaH,isl !,
hlll lnnklnR appropriations f"r court
espruaas nhiI FL ny ~ nlur'lnlH ~
rin.ilnna4 l'hp bili provided hut ill.,
nlhfAhnlA W. inken III au,inl numbers
ilnnll,n different pnitluA having tick
"a III thu election, ln man III poo,l,
moral character uni ruaitlenis ii, ih'
Ffreinpt MI, llusuA srioes ilr bill
hfall.su u prohibits i,nrilznn control
~ il.u elections ihis fall, nni thur
+hi,'a ~ sln rpillia fpr want ~ funds
II tn TIT naiiAn my ILL., nlv~ri,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1880-06-03

III lie oinult t0url tnr iio~asd 1o,,ty. Iowa,
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