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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-15

A singular fact about the language OF
the Caribs has lately been brought to
light. 1t is the men and the women speak
different languages. A Garth man would
feel disgraced TO be heard speaking the
female dialect, so when women converse
with men the male dialect is used. Only
when women talk with each other land
this is the way they dc most of their
talking) is the female dialect brought
Into use. f.> 49,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-15
NO MORE FEVERS. The r1:,.,. w''i +.

solved by Gates Patent Self-(Icaning
EalnWater filter for Citerns. NO FAM
lily CAN AFFORD TO BE WITHOUT
this umiyalled and invaluable triumph Of
inventive genius which makes rainwster
as bright, sparkling, and invgorating M
champagne, and which we are now able to
sell Mt the rediculously low price Of sl5,
free on h0arl cara or boat. Circulars free.
Agents wanted everywhere.
RICHARD IIARTE s. CO.,
D&co. Cincinnati, o.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-15
p. TENN. VIRGINIA & GA. B. r.
Our Agents

The following gentlemen will act az
Cur Agents, and are authorized to pro-
cure and receipt for subscriptions and
other business In our name.
Tazsw well G; H. Va, H G. Anderson,
Lebanon, Va, Capt. ]. W. Nc
Broom.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-15
STYLE, STYLE, STYLE |

All the New Styles in Brocade Silks,
and Brocade Ribbons for Dress Trim
anings, very cheap. Ladies Dresses
made up In the latest and most ap.
proved styles, at Mrs. Gallaway's.
April ao-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-15

Our drug stores are now supplied with
Malt Bittere,'' the new Food Medicine
which has done so much good and comes
TO Ma 30 highly recommended. Try it.
II may save you heavy doctors bill
nay254w
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-15
Co,,ntv Announcement

We are authorized and requested to
announce WIN. SPEAR, of Spears Fer
~, candidate for the Clerkship of the
County Court of Scott county Va.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-15

A book on the Liver, its diseases and
shelr treatment sent free. Including
treatise upon Liver Complaints. Torpid
Liver, Jaundice, Biliousness, Headache
Constipation, Dyspepsia, Malaria, etc.
Address DR.. Sanford, l62 Broadway
New York City, N. Y. may25lw
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-15

Come, We disconsolatc, who suffer
with coughs, colds or disease Of the
throat and lungs. You can find relief
In Cousscn'e Honey cf Tar, the best
cough medicine In the world. We
mean just what we say. Price Soc
For sale by J. A. Dickey a Co., drug
RlAts. Brlstol, Tenn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-15
SHOES AT COST.

For the next thirty days we will sell
Boots and Shoes at Cost. We mean
what we say, at COST for CASH.
June I52t. KING 81 HILL
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS
FOR SHERIFF.

We are authorized to announce Mr.
ROBERT p. Fans candidate fol
Sheriff Of Sullivan county, Tenn, at the
ensuing August election.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-15
Birtlis.

In Bristol, on Main street, Saturday
morning juno 9th, the wife of Mr.. Rob-
ert Pile of daughter, Bette Annis.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-15

VIII send their celebrated ElecWo-Vol-
taic Belts to the afflicted upon 30 days
trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They
mean what they say. Write to them
without delay.
nov. 10, '79-ly.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-15
Notice.

10 any one wishing to rent store
room on Main street, Bachelor Block,
near the bridge; also 8 good rooms
above. Can do so by calling on me.
Respectfully,
JNo. W. JETT.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-15
THE GENUINE WHITE

is TODAY the most popular machine
upon the market. IL Is the cheapest and
best 10 own, and the easiest to opcratc.-
More Whites have been sold since they
were placed upon the market than any
other make, In the same length of time,
since Sewing Machines were invented
Their llghtness, speed space, beauty,
quietncss, durability and price, combine
to make them the machine that every
family needs, and desires to own, and
thoroughly satisfied when once they
possess the "WHITE." You will al
ways regret It II you buy machine
without first seeing and trying the
White. For the benefit of those who
wish to buy sewing machine, we give
as references the following responsible
parties, who have bought and own the
White Machine, whose Post office adj
dress IL Bristol: Mrs. T.. j. Frost, and
Mrs. Dowler, Milliners md Dress Max
ers. Mrs. W. r. Sullivan, Mrs. Crock
EFT, Milliner, and Mrs. Geo. v. Spahr.
These ladies have used the White Ma
chine constantly on all kinds Of matcri-
nj, and In every particular they have
given entire satisfaction. In little more
than one year we have sold about 80
White Machines, and not one has ever
proven other than entirely satisfactory
TO the purchaser. Remember that we
give five years warranty with every
White sold. Don't buy until You see the
white. NJ. ID. ANDES & co.
Bristol Tenn, June LIST 80. Agents
D
Always buy your goods Of NJ. ID.
ANDES " co.
A full line Of mcn'swhie and colored
shirts just received from an auction sale
In New York. Cheapest brogans In
town ut NJ. D. ANDES q Cos.
D.
KEEP CooL-KEEP CooL.-A full line
of the cheapest fans ever brought TO this
market If you don't want 10 pay too
much for fans you.had better buy of NJ.
ID. Andes & Co.
A large stock of canned goods, such
Ms Corn, Peaches, String Beans, Toma-
toes, Coincd Beef, Apples, Sardines,
Gelatines Oysters. Jclllcs, Deep Sea
Mackercl, Apple Butter, &c. g., cheap
at NJ. ID. ANDES & co.
A new lot Of black Lawns just re-
ceived by NJ. d. Andes & Co., call early
II you want something nice.
D.
Dress Goods lower than ever at NJ. ID.
Andes Cos.
Calico any brand ut SIC, 30 pieces
figured i. X. The beat goods NJ DC per
yard--tbis offer on y. KS. Is only for n
few days, and cash only will buy them
at Dc per yard. NJ. u. ANDES 10 co.
Salt has gone down. NJ. d. Andes
q Co. are selling Mt cents per sack.
.
Buy your nails of NJ, ID. Andes & Go.
large stock on hand, bought sincc the
late decline. You can have choice Of
Knoxville or Old Dominion.
d
We quote to-day, (June 10, 1907
Corn AZ 10 60; Wheat 100 10 10; Oats,
80; Corn Meal 90, Eggs 10; Butter 10 to
~, Bcenyax ~ 20 90, Honey 3 20 10;
Young Chickens 10 10 ib Feathers 40
for choice goose. Ginseng 70 20 100;
Wool 30 10 40 for tub washed; bacon
shoulders, 90 10 @; sldes ~ to 8, Hams
2; Lard 10 10.
ND. ANDES & co.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-15

II Is well known to the citizens Of
Bristol, as well rs to the patrons Of Bris-
tol Female College, that since Prof.
wester has been President OF this well
known Institution, he has reduced the
Medical Bills of the students Of the
school, at least two-thirls, by his regu-
lar discipline aud calisthenic exercises
which he has introduced into his school.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-15
90 . NOSHTUNV

Su!Gnq u! '9ueo Ied G4ueA4
eAes pure uoHosIss InoG eHvm
pue emo0 'Io9s!Ia III NOUS
no IeAe sSuaIssuI pue sSu!SpI
SIsqueH 10 euN 9sss1eI eqL
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-15

All kinds Of Dress Trimmings, such
as Fringes, Laces, Silks, Buttons, &c, ,
at Mrs, Gallaway's. spl ,o.f
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-15
NOTICE.

DURSuANT to decree Of the Circuit
U Court Of Washington county, W., Mt
the January term 1850 Of said court in tho
cNuse Of j, NJ. Trammell Va, 7. O. Archer,
and others, tho und erpigned trustee. In n
deed of trust executed by Peter Q. Archer
and A. 7. Arch,r, his wife will on
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-15

The latest styles in Millinery, Fan
cy Goods, Notions, &C., at Mrs.
&ALLAwAY's. apl ao-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-15

A full line Of mcnswhlte and colorcd
shirts just received from an auction sale
In New York Cheapest brog0ns In
town at NJ. >. ANDES q Cos.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-15

KEEP CooL-KEEP CooL.--A full line
of the cheapest fans ever brought to this
market. If you don't want TO pay too
much for fans you.had better buy of NJ.
ID. Andes & Co.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-15

A large stock of canned goods, such
Ms Corn, Peaches, String Beans, Toma-
toes, Corncd Beef, Apples, Sardines,
Gelatines Oysters. Jcllles, Deep Sea
Mackercl, Apple Butter, Sc. g., cheap
at NJ. ID. ANDES & co.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-15

Always buy your goods of NJ. ID.
ANDES u co.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-15

A new lot Of black Lawns just re-
ceived by NJ. ID, Andes & Co., call early
II you want something nice.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-15

Calico any brand at SIC, 80 pieces
figured i. X. The best goods 1T DC per
yard--this offer on u. KS. Is only for n
few days, and cash only will buy them
ut Dc per yard. NJ. u. ANDES & co.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-15

Dress Goods lower than ever at NJ. d.
Andes Cos.
, 1880-02-11

4nc; 'TocAi M fhnlyh; i}arrows rs Sir Inscpil.
and Mrs. Enclic Melville Derby rs Dniier-
IT,. Owens should play. Sir Joseph, b,lt tho
veteran n!nllaRrr tliungiIt lie wOtlltl prefer Ia
rcat q wlliln. Tile fact NJ EmCip Melville
yielding tho role Of .T0scphtne to Miss Mn,l-
tnRtie proves Tint rs nlnMAgprGss she knows
how 10 consult the hest llIsuTeSta Of the COM
rany. Miss Montague IL tho daughter 1f II
Clergyman reshllnK NJ tho Sandwich Islands.
During her previous stny In this city size s1l,ly
IN tho choir Of Dr. Sulne'S church, mud
hence. on her return frn,n tho Enst, Il nl,tll-
lMr, Of tho members of tho rOngregNtuh
called on her, expressing The hope thnt shc
would not appear on Sntny. She III once
nccctlctl to tic demand: and Manager Locke,
no many uf WHOSE rcrHnnnt friends are church.
members, closed his thcntru last night,
c1.AnA MoItt,lB
has steadfastlv rofnzrd tn ,l,v m s,,u,,ova
mil ai,s i,nS i,rott,l,t i'm nnay,,nr y T"n',tr
"~""n,,nr ,,rn sni Tx to,, amx ,'t
fnr1,o,,ct. nvnr tjfI !IiM, rr,nl,as NJ, ,o
niahts m N{1ss Nnrr,ai nr-ynru,n,,rns h 49,, o
nvnras,oI 4, In i1n,lucts,w th"r!fri'r stm1
IA liz as.r MI sIl f,r tn s; ,.,,,i,t,M o'Vv
M, "x,,'s.,s s'' nw.,s ~ ,.,, V ,1nnus v"r,'y
Il, io trnas,w finr ot H. urfnr,cp plS ~
CnnI,,n jnst 1rnrs,inv njr},' aiwnvs | ,tnut U
frvinr ma fnr AJiss Sforrfl ii" ""frnsa WIZ wns
ntianfri witi, i""r iii rn,nt,inInt nd ,v"u "
rnmnriiad IL rnmn,n nhsnmi frmn,' +hn a,m ~. ~,
iii Satmr|nv ,Si"m x,,n ,,invci yiTss Jn;Ii1a,,
10 m oyeriiowinw ho,isc. 1'Iis week shr Il
, 1880-02-11

humber ctnssrs Of socicty--lncn WIN, Under
tho nccui1ulnted burdens Imposed upon them
ly the, Turkish tioyeril'nebt, tin.i q very
lilies. iut these ,nhoring men gave tiuring
tho past year, for tho supln'rt uf their 0wli
chmrcllcH, schools, and other nhjeets. 4Gs, ,247
plus tTE-lo0>, or G4,al4 sterling. The mis-
Summarizes feel, doubtless with g"ol reason,
Items in their annual budget, nut that Tho
nrn,,,lnt, in itself cunstlrrtsl,, Is larp. hit
ccanse II Is tho best possible. evidence Of tile
sincerity and zeal nf tl!tsG, who have j0fnc,i
most rncouraeing results Of thc work of tic
missionaries III AstAuc Tnrkry Is srGt IN the
demand for scii0uis, senInarlrs antI cDllages
nf p !,lnl' grntI.; this de.na,ni Il Mt colilnaf
girls, ant! high schools, colleges. a,ul theoloK-
iral sptniuAri.w for .y0uny men, have BEEN
cstahllstlr! Mt many important centres it, Asia
Minor. ThesU institutions are NIL ,tmler
TIN immediate control Of the missionaries
tout native professors Atttl teachers. A de-
tallGtt account Of these educational tnsillu-
tf0ns would lead mo too far from the purpose
Uf this letter, yet may mention, as examples
Nf what tho Americans flre ut,lrg III this re-
sincs, the gir!s. boardnx scl,onIs nt Aiarst,-
van, HrIlHa, Bitlts MArttln, kharlNnt, and
A!ntabt the Theological ses9inarirs al snfas!.
khnrpnn!, uni AfMrift, and the two colleges
As, these Institutions IRE ut central pd!nts,
and rs they nre nlready oxcrtlng very col,sld-
wish 10 obtain Inore cu''lplee Information IN
r.cg!rd To the n,Isslpnary work II, Aslntic
communication With tie ,ntssioiasics Ia
c.rge Of them. Robert Collego Ut Cn,lstnui-
!iol,ln md the Syrian Protestant College ut
BtyrDul nrt too well Known tu t!,u British
puf,Iic to require special notice ut my hands,
tr1t la,
, 1880-02-11
NUNS OF MI. CARMEL,
The AuktGrleSea PrActlced by Sisters ol
the Order in Now OrIcnna.

~. 49,. t,t....
To join tho Order of the Nuns of Mt. Car
fees w!llcl, Catholic young iady can nlukc.
The Order In divided into TIM cnI-
cc,tcl NJ q o,,od and t,,sonioo,to,,
nF HEshoat' DEanchcs. Inc m1tcr is
ny far thc most rigorous, and Its
members are but few. Thesc are
but three converts OF the Inter In the
Louis, md one at Now OTieails. The one at
baltimore was established as fnr back rs
17gO, The st, Louis institution WIS fountlcI
in 1868. Shortly after It's opening Miss l,o-
'nnn, niece OF ex-9ov; honali. Of this city,
entered tho Order. This young lady was Que
Of the bellies OF thu Crescent City, Her
sationnt powsrs rendered M her 1,r1,am"nt n1tI r.
society. Tho love OF God, however, was
stronger within her than thnt OF either pleas
,lre or social position, and she renowned MI
sni,t. ,,r I'm "nnrnrt IT. tsT. aa rnt''., '.v ,ua
To llcr nntfve city, together with Sisters Mar
gucrlte, polor0s.h and Gertrude, with the III
9te s esSse 1i E1dns ssoseses IsGs M nyo s,s Tnsy
,ience on Ursalines strset. Finatnx t It Suu1ie- &
auota to their purpose, they removed 10 tho
present building, oil 1larrncks street, between,
Incurred 4 heavy debt, which has been a bur
den ever since.
A low flight Of steps leads to tho entrance.
One Of the "oWtn or meltticant nuns mn
tn to y ta tG De ys f s Snst Tint stkss @
are exhibited beautiful specimens Of tIle
fancy works Of the Sisters. These nre sold
10 visitors, and help To SUPPORT the tnsttt-
tou. Twt, fncts attract the Intention iminc-
II,
, 1880-02-11
TURKISH MISSIONS.
W1lnt tho AmHr1cnn nIIANlonartcs Arc
Doing III The SMltnI,ts DonilnlDns.

A1SrAu, CENTRAL, TURKEY, Dec, a5 js7o.-.
Thot1rat hmor,cun hi utn,,n ~ orr,vod a. Cow
.,"ut,n",,,o H. 1sa, os t,a ",ar..,"ss a' y,
snsl'',opIa NJ. a, IN 4o',, ~ tno operauohs OIL
that date to the present time without
interruption. they oxtcnd over n ncr;od NJ
] for,r.,,ims " vcor" nfmcl, ,,,uo % ,,"u s,aut ~ ~
ao.!S Nv! !SAi!.o =, y.A.s. ni"e'l N'o Wus sr"lts ~
,lrs. II. eSplorlng tne COUNTY, mastering tI'e
with their manners aud customs, and In at-
te,nnts nften ,,ns,,ccc.4fui In nycrcomo tha
nrn,vd'coo o,d f"nosIois,,s ~ ,Lnsn ,,.1'' I'o
ineira ,, aa ., .. ..se WHO
strangers from distant land.
As soon o. possible utter their arrival tho
r,ias,onn r,ea hagan r. worl, ,hrn,a, Nv u,o
,'rsa na,od na ma ~ "u.M .,nnuusn tlo
this department until the business OF trans.
latinr, publishing. and circulating their hooks
ond ms,vsnonnrs has raocho,l Inrrn ,,rn,,ar ,,.
,1nns ia ,mo -, iaost Snr s aa,s,, i.t,t",, Ttno
Ilol's,-'arse, MI M ~ !e'sS1' LOT se,nl-clsllizea
1,scd by NIL tho races Of Aslatlc and European
Tmrl.ov # IIns hcnn nccrsaorv m nrnt,nr1,
books IN saverai I1fTarcnt 1nno1,a ~ rcu % en,hns
Rurian. md Itebrew-Snan,sh ]anruorps
WIiio editions hnys niso 6cnm iss,,sd sn r.
meno-TnrEisil ind GrecoSTMrkisli, and ror-
@ 10 expecteJ. to- arse prouorton M Of tho h ss bosEs
md ,nnrnj t9ncs. vcf tnnr nrc ua,,v wnrEs
on other sub}ccts. in fhn ilst o"s hcs
fnra nm find ari,hmnt,cs oroc.
~ 1mpauS' ,,,an;, y, ,1i,linamm' m ,tH1s. ,1,. % Worhs
eo,nrir;"s m a",',nnIw I'll ~ vufeins H,ffGnsns
nj nthns %opks ~ sn;,nr u Hiu P'yfgEy yn KY
tnr, ~ tho + Y, so ha ae ~"
,Uy ~ u nva oy n uonrn ~ S eG
Wy tA oSNGAAi fVlNNIES.
, 1880-02-11

1lAtfFkEt WAkrED-WlTI{ a CAPITAL ~
L G,lD W klauki VI iAvstt with Mn y. tha cattle
aRd want u ctasss - profits nt"r ,n nsr cent a
cruns1 capital. A'IlruAs A A. Tribune ptats.
DAilvNEH WANTED-WIVH tl.Gnt BtN0LH
i ulAii} sAfa and profitable business. AdAEtAA A
r. Trlb4pv uflicr.
, 1880-02-11

A GENTS WANTkn-ANn MANAGERS FOR TUE
~ g!9st PopaiAr sua :nesaastnl MUTUAL A!d Assn
kns Autual Life. s.osiAuon VI o. 60 WssA
, 1880-02-11

%Ap PtHoNfAN5 4Aobhl6 ~
TIE COLD We kxFEluENoK HERE,
md the snow we see OIL the other stle Of tho
Buy, tho aboyo district cnnnot lN especially
agreeable. People Mre wondering now 'nncl.
!2fntsor ftx tSt tlS cog spe IL 70 49,. FTnSt lgt
enough, to n!akp nr regret It's tnsul!lciencv
for skhttnK pnrtH'sts, are all very well for q
dny or twn; but, ,whsl. alcl. wuathar lasts fnr
weeks III the lind Of tho iouegtaIata aid the
titled 70 tllqufra whether some now ltsllsnninn
invention nay mt Alys transported them,
nnlens yGls'lH;; to Duluth or tue North Of
Maine. T!,e Illusion liz rendered tho Mora
rs small cllnngt. Only fancy California cnn-
!lcscsn,lng. II receive ~ snsull u Hnin AZ IL
bundled i Naw York or CIlicuKa! Thu rnost
asIllistng INlrt 0t tho matter Is, TINT the Dnty
from tlle pseudo workLngl!mn, William wei
lock, who declares TINT thu iNlr0tluHtl0n Of
cents u lntMlcal to tho Interests OF lubor,
'rlo fact,, Is, TINT Workingtneii, llk0 NIL
lepIl robbed ol twoa!ul half coatx6n ccrtaIr..
ly llnlf tho articles they h1ugl,t. What cOsta
70 cents Or less IN tho Eaat here costs QUO
b!t,-the Spanish reNl, c4llal To l2}}< cents,
He ste1okeepcr would reyor Kivs'hi more
tlian ~ CENTS change In exchange for tbs
quarter; and thus q crn0l wrong has bven
!Mllicto, which ln those hard t!ules i..s tn,Itle
!k1EAA AP@!s A'H14G E!@LGl HiulEAECpGIH
have lately Imported pennies fr0lu the East,
and tho, result thus far IL Erent SUCCESS.
People hero arc beglnnlnE 10 appreciate
ec0ll9n,y, .Anl sorvants' Wag0s are gradually
lap0rlng tlOwn from sup o month to q ratio
nnre iiaarly approaching Eastern idets.
Proylslons liave always boon clYap. here, but
h!0uMrrent and ,clothlnE ata still far higher
tlIuN they should b.,
As q sign Ut tbs times, may mention that
TIIE SCHOOL, OF DESIGN,
which until this winter has been In 4 sadly.
lAngillshlng condition, has at present OH It's
roll over iIfty pupils, the majority Of whom
arn lii Il position, 10 understand tue value Of
the Instruction they receive ax s0llruu OF lii.
c0ihe, Vhu sketclllIg facilities afforded BY
the naghiMGlioou Of San Frunolseo.-Bay II,
Oakland, IlayWnEtla, Alameda, .Herkeley, anu
HnMsallt0-Nlako school OF design here Of
specla vnllle, particularly wtiut,, az now, tho
Instructor IL 10 renowned at artist ns Virgil
Williams.
Ait III other fnr,nH Inns also fourlshed dur.
Ing the past week. IlUth Wilholmj ulB vlN!i,.
lst and kattcM the pianist have had excellent
audiences. Tho C0lyllle troupe nude great
SUCCESS 0R their llllul performances OF !" ILL.,
Treated Il Ir4vatore." ami "rhe Chimes 9f
CorIevlllo +" drew good houses to Tue Hus-
atEuet Theatyu, Tonight III "ldeM ll4a-
fore" Is to bu produced hero, with @. IL
known AZ Miss Annie Montague, Al Joseph.
, 1880-02-11
TiIN !IiiiaiiNK l.itANC1l oIFI0I:s:-

TILE ,IitlIsIjNE lsItAkG!a 0NRINI:s.
ORDER TO AtaoMMnpATE OUR NuMEt-
lahed t!e.not Unices tn Tie dinnront Mslsinns, u
taken for thq GalV prlfe as cha3te4 At tho Maln
ntce and Will 10 reccissd until ncloek u. during
tAp Noek, and Qntlt Il. l1 On SatlfdnyAt
,rJ = Il. blnMs. booksellers And statlouers, Ia
TMquty.Aee0id.A =
", = HUiAl11 nrueutst els Cottage 0rove-ay.,
ha5rs4f Hs hsSR2E H.,,o,s ,, ..
Wsst Aai!snM:sL: near westsrn:ay,,
T!l. .et!GS;MlGtaEN. ;lGtaEN. Druggist ~ htuS Is!aHd.av.
~ T. =, dEHlt!Ck, Jsxytor NsMsdsslar, and Fancy
tOulAW. H. NEEHE rrlnting and Advertising
Agent NuWs and ntatluHcry Depot kn Esat nty!sl0n'
N., bnfMyun l.443lllN md Wpil2-
~ Iulsl.lN1i!AM i co. nEuxxista, &G North
Slark-4t, corner nlFlstIn.
, 1880-02-11

FIU ExDlJANt1E-tJ SOUTH MAf-ST, NNAK
/ WashiisS;ons want = smaller huuss iSF eqully
GRIFFIN s UW1GllI, coruur Washington and 'ual-
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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-04-05
0WHY NOT EDMUNDS !o

Under this heading the New York
Herald alludes to the rumor that Gen,
Grants friends think of withdrawing his
name and concentrating on Senator Ed
munds, and adds;
We should be glad to find this report
true. 1t would be to put the machine
in harmony with the party; to make it
a motive power, and not mere obstruct-
ing force; to restore it to the control
which it had begun to forfeit. Mr.. Ed
munds is an unexceptionable candidate /;
his party fealty is not in doubt, and yet
he Is the farthest from being man of
straw. HIS services in the Senate have
been of very great importance to his par
ty and to the country also. His Demo-
cratic opponents would say of him that
he is somewhat narrow, but they would
not deny him courage, integrity, ability
and devotion to duty. AS candidate
he would be equally popular with the
stalwart and the liberal wings of his
party, and shrewder choice of candi-
date the friends of the ex-President could
not make.
They might choose Blaine, it will Of
course be said but it is very well known
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-04-05

and preached for the Lempster New
Hampshire), STAFFORD and Dummerston
(VermonD Congregationalists. The
Record which he bought in April. 1876,
he devoted largely to agricultural mat
tiers, being an influential member of the
state grange His good qualities were
manifold. and his death is deeply regret
ted by the whole community. He leaves
a widow and three children.
Our readers will remember that Aru-
nah Huntington of Brantford, Province
of Quebec, bequeathed at his death,
some two years ago, his estate valued at
100000, with the exception of mod
crate legacy to his wife, to his native
state of Vermont. for the benefit of the
schools of our state. The legislature at
its last session by joint resolution ac-
cepted the bequest But suit, insti-
tuted by one of the heirs at law, to
break the will has been in progress in
the Canadian courts. This was heard
at Toronto in January last, and was
ably argued on both sides. The court,
in decision rendered a few days since
sustains the will as regards the personal
property, which constitutes four-ffths Of
the estate, while the devise is pronounc-
ed void as to the real estate, under the
laws of the Dominion. The value Of
the estate is estimated at $500. 900,
some 50, 900 of which consists of real
estate and the remainder of cash and
American stocks, which under the de.
cision will become the property of the
state.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-04-05
CONGR ESS.

Monday, March 27.-In the Senate,
the bill for an international Exhibition
in New York in 1888 was considered;
the Geneva award bill was, after debate,
laid aside.
In the House, a number of new bills
were offered the Consular and Diplo-
matte Appropriation bill was up for de-
bate.
TueSddy.-In the Senate, Mr. Carpen-
ter opposed the Worlds Fair bill on
constitutional grounds.
The Consular and Diplomatic Appro-
priation bill was passed by the House !;
the Army Appropriation bill was re-
ported the Bradley-Slemons contested
election case was considered.
Wednesday.-In the Senate the reject
ed testimony in the Kellogg case was
ordered to be expunged from the record f;
the Worlds Fair bill was passed the
Immediate Deficiency bill was read a
third time.
A large number of bills were reported
in the House; Mr.. Slemons was given
his seat /; the Star Service Deficiency
bill was debated.
7hmrSday.-In the Senate Mr., Ed
munds made speech in opposition t.
the Marshals clause of the Immediate
Deficiency BILL. after which the bill was
passed by a party vote.
In the House, the Census act was
amended, and the Star Service bill wa
further considered.