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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1880-10-23

Sd, do do E.S Cook la
TROTTING HORSES.
lst, stallion Of any age MT. Quimby Jsp a."
ed. do do do do tDix) 40
ist, gelding years old or more d. y. Long
Ely Dem ''o
SHEEP.
THOROUGHBRED CoTswOOLDs.
lst, years old buck II. r. Dearborn
W. Yairlse ss'oO
lst, year old buck do do 2'W
Cd, do do do Park Avery ThstfOrd l.5t
Ist, 3 ewes 2 years old II. r. Dearborn
West Fairlss 800
ed, do do Park Avery Thstiord 200
lst, ewes year old do do 2oO
I'd, do do Od.W. Comstock LOO
LIST, lambs do 200
ed, do II. R.Dear born W. Fairlso l'5o
lat, pen 10 ewes do do 400
MERINOR s, FULL DLOODS.
LIST, 2ysars old buck Z. NJ. FullingtOn
Thetford H'oo
I'd. do do do do 800
LIST, buck lambs do do do i.oo
LIST, ewes lambs do do 400
GHADESs
ist buck years old A. D. Wilcox Thotford $500
LIST, do do do do do 400
I'd, do do do do l.5O
LIST, buck lamb do do LOO
I'd, do do do 100
list, 3 ewes year old L. FullingtOn do 200
LIST, lambs do do LOO
LIST, boar year old P. Robinson W. Fairlee $500
LIST, breeding SOW II. F. Sloan Thstiord 300
POULTRY.
LIST, Bronze Turkeys N. T. Quimby $500
LIST, Black Spanish do $50
LIST, Light Brahmas II, r. Dearborn l.5O
LIST, White crest black polish E. Webb i.6o
lst. Plymouth Rock NJ. J. Quimby Thetford LEO
LIST, Black Game do do Low
LIST, Seabright Bantams W. II. Eustice Ely i'0
BUTTER AND CHEESE.
LIST, 5lbs. butter II Huntingt on Thetford $500
cd, do do Annie Quimby ". Farlee l.6O
Sd, do do B. W. Wilmot Thetiord 100
LIST, so lbs. cheese II. Huntington do l.5o
I'd. do do W. B. Kimball W. Fairlce 100
MAPLE SUGAR AND HONEY.
LIST, 25 lbs. maple sugar Dana Bragg Thotford l.5o
list, 25 lbs. Honey Geo. Wise do l.eo
ID, do do W. B. himball W. Fairlee loo
FRUIT.
st. greatest variety A. M. Child W. Fairlee 200
Cd, do Arson West Thetford LOO
LIST, best 10 varieties P. W. Kibby do LOO
I'd, do do II. Huntington do 80
LIST, watermelons A. W. Wilmot do 100
I'd, do do D. G. Lucas do so
LIST, best variety peas II. P. Closson do Loo
VEGETABLES.
LIST, peck potatoes G. W. Maltby Ely LOO
ed, do do Huntington metford so
LIST, greatest variety A, M. Child W. Fairlee l.b0l
cd, do do G. W. Perry do 80
LIST, peck beets D. B. Wilcox so
I'd, do do A. M. Child W. Fairlee .25
LIST, do turnips G, W. Perry do so
LIST, do carrots A. M. Childs do 20
I'd, do do G. W. Perry do ,25
LIST, do onions A. NJ. Childs do so
LIST. squashes B. D. Wilcox Thetford so
ID. do do E. s. Cook do .25
LIST, 6 pumpkins C. D. Lucas do so
lat, cabbages W. B. Kimball W. Fairlee so
ID, do do G. W. Comstock do .25
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
st, Swivel pillow John Hill Ely $l.oo
ID do dot M. Tn ylor Post Mills so
ID, do do H. West Thetford so
MECHANIC ART.
LIST, open carriage A. johnson W. Fairleo $500
st, double harness B. Bohonan do 100
ETORAL HALL.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1880-10-23

Isl, ado do y. X, Robinson W. Fairles so
Lat, edo do n. v. d. Hatch do go
Cd, do do A. II. 6outhworth do i,S
lat, | do do John nm Ely go
Cd, do do NJ. v. u. Hatch W. Fairlee i.b'
I'd, do do u. 3. Cook i.W
TROTTING HORSES.
lst, stallion Of any age MT. Quimby Usp c!1
I'd. do do do do (DiL 40
ist, gelding years old or more D. y. Long
Ely Dem u"
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1880-10-23
FLORAL HALL.

other residence is given,]
Mrs. Alvin PAi.,'U1iJa, ! pr. ship
pers 25c, 2 tides zoe, l sofa cush
ion &c.; Miss Eva. M. Gilman Ely
l box knit lace SOC, 2 pictures $3.50
] sofa pillow 25c, 1 braided rug 25c
2 drawn rugs 81. 3 tides 45c; Mrs.
Eva Elliott, 1 toilet set 25c, l scrap
bag loo, wall pocket 10c, motto
25c, letter case 10c, charm air cas-
tie 10c, pr mittens loo. 8 card
frames 15c, tidy zoe; Miss Aman.
da Dodge, box trimming Coo, cor.
ner bracket 35c; Mrs. Eliza Dodge,
Japanese toilet set; Mrs M A Chubb
2 pieces undergarments 81, crochet
sacque SOC, mat 25c, quilt soc, brush
case 1Oc, quilt 25c, lace cape. bead
mat. 2 oriental tides; Mrs. B.
Wilmot, motto 15c, sofa pillow SOC,
tidy 15c; Miss Mary Wilmot. cross
35c; Mrs. Geo. JIadd Thetford,
worsted wreath 81, toilet set SOC;
Mrs. s w Knight, rug SOC, quilt
25c; Mrs j FL Lane 4 rugs 81, quilt
Soc, silk quilt SOC; Mrs b d Will.
cox, toilet cushion 1Oc, sofa pillow
SOC; Miss Mary Niles, motto 25c;
Miss Arlie Taylor, motto 25c, mot
to 15c; Mrs I NJ Taylor, stand
spread SOC, sofa pillow SOC brush
broom case 10c; Miss e B Gray
West Fairlee, 2 drawn rugs 75c,
braided rug soc. mat 25c, brush
broom case Zoe, card receiver 10c,
shelf cover 15c; Mrs 9 A Bigelow
West Fairlee, drawn rug zoe, brush
broom case 10c; Mrs M NJ Miller
West Fairlee, 2 prs WOODEN mittens
SOC, mat 35c, quilt SOC; Mrs Harris
Miller West Fairlee, tidy 25c; Mrs
o s Moulton T6etford, breakfast
shawl 25c, pr mittens Zoe; Mrs H
j Moulton Thetford, pr mittens 25c
pr wooden socks 15c; Mrs Nettie
Howe, worsted scarf 50c; Mrs NJ
e Morse ThetfOrd, cornicopia,
worstcd log cabin quilt Toe, 4 drawn
rugs 81; John Wilmot Thetforl,
motto 25c, card receiver 1Oc; Abb
gal Hammer Ely, quilt 25c; Mrs e
Moulton Thetford, pin cushion 15c;
Mrs N A Smith West Fairlee, q
rugs s1.25; Jennie Comstock West
Fairlee, 4 oil paintings %, 2 cray
ons 81; Mrs A Bates West Fairlee,
knit bed spread 81, toilet set 15c,
worsted scarf Soc; Mrs NJ Morri-
son 2 tides 4Oc quilt %; Mrs A n
West Fairlee, tidy l5c
zoe, Mrs Samuel Wal
lace West Fairlee, tidy 25c; Mrs
George Sibley West FairIee, boquet
of wax flowers 75c wOrsted cross
35c; Mrs Horace Sibley West Fair
lee, lamp mat SOC quilt 25c hanging
basket 1Oc; Mrs p X Robinson
West Fairlee, box lace work SOC
quilt 75c needle book l5c Indian
suit; Mrs Eben West West Fair
lee, rag carpet zoe ; Mrs q G Col
ton Ely, afghan 75c knit rug 5Oc 8
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21

VIZ tip beaver TO Prof Browning, of
the Bland South dad West, for the lol-
lowing, and we promise to meet him
some day IN "Bonnv Bhnd,' the land
that hangs like a'swcct picture IN the
hall Of our memory,
On our recent trip We had the pleasure
Of grhsplng the hand aud sharing the
hospitality Of Hon. !, G. Fowler, the
talented editor Of the Bristol Ners. A
more genial compnulonablc gentleman is
rarely met, Mr. Fowler has established
the NDrs upon firm basis, aud Bristol
owes him much. lie has certainly
lAborcd for her advancement. aud his
presidency nnt pluck IN business, aud
his devotion to the people among whom
hc has pitched his tent, ARE qualities
we'll deserving the warmcst praise. We
hope TO see him ere long In "Bonnlc
Bland, y for he certainly lms many warm
friends In our little county.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21
The Narrow Gauge.

1t is our pleasing duty to inform the
public that the Bristol Coal & Iron n.
G. r. II. has been absolutely sccured.--
Track laying will be commenced June
LIST, aud ut furthest the ears will run to
EStillville by August !st. 1t IS believed
trains will be run through to lmbodcn
City by the first Of October. The coun-
~ of Scott has been submitted two prop
ositions. She can issue ihe bonds for
$4,000 of her unpaid subscription, or
The can donate to lie Company the
$1,000 stock 10 which She is already en-
titled, and be excused from any further
issuance Of bonds. In either case the
road will be speedily completed. | am
Informed the Tinsalia Coal & Iron Co.,
VIII deliver at Bristol their coal at Il
Price In no case exceeding 81 so Fer ton.
This coal Is 60 per cent. of fixed carbon.
We are now paying $3.50 ton for M
exceedingly Inferior article.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21
Farming for Froht.

1t is conceded that this large and COM
prehensye book, advertised in another
column by j. G. McCurdy u Co., of
Philadelphia, the well-known publishers
Of standard works is not only the new
est and handsomest, but altogether the
BEST work of the kind which has ever
been Published. Thoroughly treating
the great subjects of general agrcultur-
al, Livestock, Fruit Growing, Business
Principles, and Home Life; telling just
what the farmer and the farmers boys
want TO know, combining Science and
Practice, stimulating thought, awaken
ing inquiry, and interesting every mem
Der Of the family, this book must exert
II mighty influence for good, 1t is high
ly recommended by the agricultural wri-
tiers and the leading papers, and Is DIES
tined to have an extensive sale. Agents
are wanted everywhere.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21

We learn that n. NJ. Lee, City Ser
geant, has paid into the Treasury 81
H0, 20, the amount which Auditor Mas
sey consented to receive as the sum Of
what had been improperly paid out Of
the Treasury to him, in the last two
years, on clothing warrants, approved by
Judge Christian, of the Hastings Court
The basis of settlement assumed by
Mr.. Massey in this case--$50 per month
was extremely liberal to Mr.. Lee; for
the bills for the last five months show an
expenditure Of only $24,l0 making an
average Of $4,SS per month.
Mr., Lee, it will be recollected, was
acquitted by order of the Court; but his
payment of the above shows that some
body in his Office must have been guilty.
Why don't the grand jury find out
JPhN.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21
Knock Down and Drag Out

Saturday night, at Big Lick, two dogs
got into fight and their masters, ke-
fauver and Hale, intcrfercd, one armed
with pair Of brass knucks, the other
with a rock. They pitched into each
other and soon both were pretty well
used up, when friends of both parties,
in an attempt to separate them, also got
into the fight, to the number Of twenty
five or thirty, and for n while lively
skirmish, in which rocks and pistols
were prominent, was kept up, and many
black eyes were given and taken. The
town Sergeant appeared upon the scene
and arrested Il number Of them. Three
were tried yesterday and fined $50 each,
and others will be tried to-day. The
little town is in great stir incense
quencc, LvnchJmy AdUdnce.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21
lec2l'0-lt.
WATER, NAga LND PILLS.


Efficient in SGrofula and skin dis
ease. ~. NJ Allen, NJ. d., n. G.
Successful in Dyspepsia and Chron,
ic Diarrhma. H. Prof Sam'l Jackson,
NJ. D., Univ. Of Pa,
''Adapted in ChIoratic and A@mic
conditions and certain dlseases peeu-
iiBr to women disor,,sr4 uf the kidneys
and bladder. Prof J j. Moorman,
NJ q. Va.
Unsatisfactory IN Dyspepria, Chronic
DlArihuN and nervous niseG-es arislng
froal impure tlood; aI-o IA crrlsin
diara4r ~ Females. - Coco r fiarri-
son, NJ, u. Physician Wamnn's ins.
pital y, Y.
Uecd with great benefit in Mala-
rial Fever and Diptheria, Us. II.
Dupon, NJ, y Ga.
Prompt IN relief Of headache, both
sich and nervous, and chills. "-Rev.
Il. G Dolson, Va
"EXcellent in restoring debilitated
systems to health and strength, -
rhos 9, Mercer, NJ. u Ind.
"Tonic, Alternative, diuretic; one Of
natures greatest remedies. H. Medical
Asso. of Va Lyuchburg
Recommended rs a ph0phyGctlc in
Malarlal Districts, I'D II Fairex, NJ,
D., n. o.
IL find II the hest remedy | ever
ueed In Diseases Of The throat. - a
Sintrd, NJ D., N. G.
Very beneficial In uterine deran"e.
ments and ma'nrial conditions, h-G.
w. Wall. NJ. d Ohio.
"My experience ~ very favoreb'e to
IT. curative virtue n-Thcs f. Rum
hOld. VI d., ST, Louis.
Sample supply seat free to any Ply
aicnn desiring TO trst. Pamphlets
sent free, Analysis with each pack
age. Water Gs " comes from the
piura $4 per cnsc. Mass 30 cts and
81 $500 AMI S. .OO for half dc2. Srnt
po4t paid anywhere This Mass aud
Pills contains In reduced spaco all the
curative power, Of the water, and T.
convenient palatablo nnd soluble
Address
A.. N DAVIES. prest. Of the Co,
"a Main ST. LmcdbWH Va.
=. O, Bor ~
Sold by Bunting \ Pepper, Bristol,
Tenn. nov. 4, 10Y.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21
An Easy Place.

A lad, says one of our religious eX-
changes, once stepped into our office IN
search Of situation. He was asked:
are You not now cmploycdy'
eyes, slr'
"rhcn why do YOU wish to change"
ooh, | want an easier place."
We had not the place for him. No
one wants boy or man who Is seeking
nm easy place, yet just here is the dill
Guilty with thousands.
win the boys lot us advise thcmg Go
In for the hard places bend yourself to
the task Of showing how much YOU can
do. Make yourself seryiccHblc to your
employer at whatever cost OF personal
ease, and when the easy places are to be
had they will be yours, Life Is tollsomc
ut best to most Of us, but the easy places
ARE al the end, not at the beginning OF
lire's course. They are to be won, not
accepted.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21
Fire ut nolIims Institute.

A large stable, carriage houses and
eleven horses were burned at lIollns
Institute, in this county, last Saturday
night The fire was discovered by Prof,
'rhom. at - A. NJ, Sunday morning,
but had then progressed so far that it
was impossible to save either the horses
or the houses. Origin Of the fire not
known. Loss $4,000, with partial insu-
rance. The fire being some distance
from the dwelIing-houscs, only the oill-
GERS Of the school were awakened, The
pupils gelcralyidid not know Of the dis
aster until next morning, No dcrangc-
mcnt Of exercises occurred. -Sdien,
Register.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21

Hon. j. Is. Richmond sends NJ the
"Rcports from the Consuls Of the Unit
ed States on the Commerce, Manufacture
crs, etc., Of their Consular DISTRICTS
mn interesting pub. doc. for which he
has our thanks
Pleasant Xmas to you Col. You shall
have your Narrow Gauge TO look down
upon from that handsome perch you are
dNeorALlMg ON Lln nrOmnnLnrN.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21
The Rogcrsylllc srrcrAron snys,

The most insane thing yet talked Of
by Republicans Is the possibility Of their
cleyallng llouk TO the L. =. Senate from
Tennessee. Give VA Maynard, Yea give
us NNrdly, but protect VA from lloukl
All good ana respectful Tcnncssccans
viii say amen. Maynard Is II man Of
ability. Nardly Il n colorcd man, who
doubtless docs the best he eau and de-
serves credit for advancement he has
made. If llouk has any trait TO recon-
mend him TO either the white or rolored
people Of the state We are ignorant Of H..
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21
EVENT and COMMENT,

DR.. Hunter Mcclure has resigned the
chair Of Surgery in Richmond NJ. ID.
College, and DR.. Cullen has been elected
IN his stead. DR.. Mcclure is perhaps
the finest surgeon in the South.
Judge VIM. i. Woods, of Ga, but n
native of Newark, Ohio, has been nOm-
mated for The vacancy on the Supreme
Court Bench, made by the resignation
of Justice Strong. Thus when the Pres
idcnt feels constrained TO take solitary
Southerllcrto put on the Supreme Bench,
he puts his nose to him to see first If he
smells OF buckeyes. Ohio has become
the nation.
The Warrcnton True MHec nominated
Judge Staples for Governor. We pre-
sumo the FundrrS would like very well
to get him of the Supreme bench. But
how would Barbour like that process?
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21
Notice p!

sOY virtue of authority vested in me
Id by deed of trust, bearing date
the 18th of April 1878, executed 10y
w. b. Snapp and Mary Snapp, his
wife, and of record at Abingdon, to
secure certain debts mentioned there
in. | will offer at public sale FOR
CASH, on the premises, on Saturday
the 18th day OF January. 1881, the
house and lot mentioned and describ-
ed in said deed, being the property
now occupied by said snap?, situated
in the town Of Goodson, Washington
county, Va, fronting Main Street.
and near the little bridge, and in the
West End, adjoining the property of
Johu Burns, aud others, and contain
ing one.half acre, more or less. The
building is q one-story frame, with
two rooms, Not completed. Title
good. JAMES G, CONWAY.
dec. 7. 'S0-Ids. Trustee
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21
A1LANrA. GA. Dec. IL. N.

As Commissioners, have IN my hand.
M OF the 2Oth Nov, 1880, the sum OF
SlG.O5 due TO Fields, Hendricks IS Co.,
the sum Of S2l00 due to Alexander Dun.
can, the sum Of S3.sS due TO Ell Forbes,
and the sum Of &l0.2l due to Dppp, ia.
Wis & Co from the estate OF Alfred Lew.
H, deceased.
Gentlemen, you and each Of you nrc
hereby notified that Unless YOU come for.
ward aud receive the same within thirty
days from date of publication that | viii
pny the same 10 the heirs aud dlsiiibu-
tors of said Alfred Lewis estate, this isl
day Of December 1850.
JAMES IT, SHOEMAKER, Com'r
Dee, 7-3L
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21
Logs Wanted Big.

Walnut Hickory, Poplar, Dogwood,
and Persimmon Logs and Lumber
Finished Oak aud Hickory Spokes, Ash
and Hickory handles, Sc. in large guam
titles. MANUFACTURERS,
=. o. Box, 32lS, New York City.
dec 81 lSS9-lt.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21
Sale of Valuable Land.

nURSUANT to a decree in the case Of
II Joel D. Hensley VS.. John c, Summers,
at the October term 1880, of the Circuit
Court of Washington county, the under-
signed Commissioner will sell on the first
day of January county court 1881, in front
of the Court House door for said county,
all the right, title, claim and interest Jn1.
C, Summers has in and to the following de-
soribed tract Of land, viz: SOC acres of
land known 4 5 the Gray place, situated in
said county, on the State road leading from
Abingdon to Bristol. Said sale will be on
the following terms 0ne-third cash in
hand, and also enough to pay costs of suit
the balance on credit of and ~ months
time, for which bond will be required with
good security, bearing interest from date.
j. II. WOOD,
dec IA, $50 tbs Commissioner.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21
DIAMONDS.
Watches and Jewelry

At V. Dorot's, for Christmas trade
Those wishing to see and examine the
finest assortment of these goods ever
brought to Bristol will do well to call
Great bargains can be had. dec p, 1t
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21

TnE WnlG makes the point that the
first year Of Nassey's term ny Auditor
has brought into the state Treasury 81
$4,000, $36S,000 more than the late
Auditor Taylor averaged for the pre-
ccding eight years.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21

The foreign Fire Insurance companies
represented ty l. 9. Fowier arc rendered
doublg secuFe BY horig hearB deposits
tith the Treasurer ~ w. 7hess dre 10
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21

The Yorktown Centennial for next
fall has been laid outon paper. The U.
y. Government makes u three days af-
fair of 1t and puts up the monument
The French Govt Is invited to partlci-
patc IN the tribute to the glory Of la
Lafayette that u hundred years have not
sniliccd to dim the lustcr Of. The States
are asked to run the affair UP to u thirty
day jubilee, and Virginia the theatre
alike of the surrender of CORVALLIS and
Lee IL to havcNhc tramp and paraphar-
MALTA of lcgions IN the mluicrY of war,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21

Journalistic indications do not favor the
idea that reimbursement is being killed.
y new Readjustcr paper, with Prof.
Conrad us its editor has been announced
IN appear ut an early day ut Christians
lurg, while the Salem CONSERVATIVE
and the Danylle Posr, both Funder pa
pcrs, have blown. We rcgret the bust
ness misfortuucs Of the two latter and
wish they could have had better fate.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21

We understand that the receipts Into
the Treasury of the State on "wednesday
thu 18th, were upwards Of T1,0OO.-lhc
harvest dny's work done within the last
ten years liuur old Massey = Wing.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21
MENDE LSS0HU PIANO co.
Will make for the next 60 days only Grand Offer of
PIANOS AMID 0R@AMZ.
GG1O quaro Grand Piano Eor Onl S2l5 =. =,


cWVrg
O price s instrument boxed aud delivered board
with Gnc Piano Cover Stool and Book only $4,000
pnno y
nj NAN &lO5 60 Rt40 with Stool u1 Book, All ecuy
PIA1U + sI :; =: :: e.: e.: =: 4:
They
authorities
o
udOue Illustrated CntaguH mailed
for Be- tttmp
l
III1I Ak Five
VRGAO $ si; :; ; " s.; :j: . $;:'::.
weltosci ab solid and
nnahea all sland
tsti ttrotyi
Illustrated mailed FACTORY and WARE
Rn0ts tl.h
9HaAI mg9lS m cngee tdos e popular music u tho day aud
O. 10 o. lgsl auilnH Addets
MISUNDERSTOOD PIADo co., P.o Box 2o5s New York CITY,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-12-21

Ill Wool and Ingram Carpet
ing, nc n bargain, ne
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-26

Mr.. z A. Tinkham, agent for Coup's Great
Circus. IS in the city making arrangements for bis
show
Mr. Green A. Chaires and family returned
sunday from their health and pleasure seeking
tour North
Mr. and Mrs John S. Winthrop returned
Thursday evening from their visit TO the North
trn summer retreats
Judge d. s. Walker, ST., returned last week
from The West, where he has been holding the
fall term of the Circuit Court.
We are glad 10 see Judge Rippey. who for
several months has been confined to his bed with
rheumatism again able to drive out in his buggy.
Master Johnnie Duval, Of this city, has given
Up his position at Welborn 10 Master Call Bre
yard. also Of this city. and accepted place in
The Telegraph ONCE n Bainbridge, Ga
Gen E A Perry, who for several weeks
Pasa has been rendering yeoman service in the
cause Of Democracy, paid us pleasant visit Sat
urday. and left next morning TO Ill an engage
msni al Apalachicola-
-Generzl Loring arrived this morning, and is
enjoying regular reunion with old friends and
solOaiutances at bis rooms ct the City Hotel
His lecture on Egype to morrow night Il Cables
hal will be one Of the most interesting enter
iAinmenIs the people Of Tallahassee have had
Tor years. General Loring lectures. BY special
request for the benefit Of the Presbyterian Or
gan Fond
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-26

The above named band, principally composed
Of The SDider family of Gadsden county, is on a
canEsssing tour with some of the leading Demo
cratic speakers Reaching this city Saturday
afternoon they stopped at Mrs. Whitakers, and
delighted the ears of our citizens at night with
some excellent music, serenading Governor Blox-
ham Al the residence of Judge Hilton Mr.. A.
W Snider, the senior of the family, is a native
Of Ohio. He immigrsted with his family some
years ago to Missouri, and from thence, in 1878,
10 Florida, settling in Gadsden county where he
owns q steam mill and is doing fine business
Mr. 5 is & staunch Democrat, and is deeply in
lerrsted in the salvation OF his adopted State.
At considerable expense, he has fitted up his
3and with German silver instruments, and is
giving the services of the band to the Demo-
cratic party free OF charge.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1880-10-26

We hsFe been informed that Mr.. A S. Minis
nssofered To transfer the Confederate Monument
hum the depot 10 the place selected for it in
Washington Square free of charge. His liberality
and public spirit are fine example which the
ttis-bodied young men OF Tallahassee will have
a. opportunity of emulating when the transfer
scrurs. as he will need little good, solid, mus
eular assistance in handling the several portions
Of i5e monument and getting them into position.
and We understand the Monument Association,
hsTing Well-nigh exhausted their fund in the
purchase Of and payment of ocean freight on the
monument. will ask for volunteer aid in handling
g and setting it up.