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Connecticut western news., 1880-10-13

MAR REED. At Millerton, N. Y Oct. 9th, by Rev. A. c, lyon, Wallace Garfield and A Mary Sardan, both of New Marlboro, Mass. In Cornwall Bridge at the residence If the brides father Rev. Wm. Wake, Ira Manvel of Shelf Id to Miss mma Wake. In Falls Village. Sept. g. by the Rev. F. J. Be!cher, Frank Doty of Lime Rock, and Miss Mary Morris, of Falls Village. At New Haven October 9th, EpEraim D. Allyn and Bessie Waite of New Haven.
Connecticut western news., 1880-10-13

Nineteen twentieths of all sickness arises from weak and impure stomachs. D, ,sR. V. C.. will purify the stomach, and all is we'll. Try it. Guaranteed by all Druggists.
Connecticut western news., 1880-10-13
LOCAL NEWS.

a.s We shall feel greatly obliged to any of our friends in the county, or elsewhere, who will send us particulars of any occurrence Of interest which may come under their notice.
Connecticut western news., 1880-10-13
HOUSATONIC R. R co.

Bridgeport, Conn.,, Sept, 29, 1880.
 DIVIDEND NO. 52 The Board of Directors have declared 6 quarterly Dividend of Two Dollars per share on the preferred Stock of this Company, pay able on the 18th day of 4ctober, 1880, at the The transfer books will be closed from the 9th to the 18th proximo, beth days inclusive,
 CHARLES K. AVERILL, 2w15 Treasurer,
Connecticut western news., 1880-10-13
0ELECTUs
John McArthur is at home.

John McArthur is at home Henry Hubbard is i'll with prolonged at l tack of bilious fever.
 | We hear rumors that the Cong church is to 1 be painted externally. There surely is room l for improvement in it's outward appearance
 Just once more I would like to speak of our neglected cemeteries, and then let the matter
 drop into the hands of those authorized to
 prosecute it. Driving few days since few miles north of the Centre, I passed the most l forsaken grave yard imaginable, with weeds l overshading the stoneR, and thick under l growth of vines and hra,nbles. believe this i is in Wetogue, and if the town is not able 10
 keep in order the resting places of the dead,
 will not those living near them join their
 forces, and see that they are cared for?
 Nothing can be sadder than to think that af-
 ter we, too, have been laid in our last sleep 1 ing place, and few years have gone bye, we shall be so forgotten that no one will care even to make smooth the turf above our | heads If those quiet sleepers have no living 1 friends here, all the more reason that their graves SAOttlN uOL OS ueSIeCtod euu lplSoItSu.
 Even among pagans, and in most benighted times. a degree of reverence for ihe dead has been shown that puts us, New Englanders of the nineteenth century, to shame. See to it, friends that this is remedied and that our cemeteries be bright and pleasant places. REX. Norfolk.
 Town meeting passed off quietly as usual, L. L. Whitney. M F. Grant, rep, and o. J. Hallock. dem., being elected selectmen for the ensuing year. No license was carried by an increased majority
 Joseph L. Barbour of Hartford will address the Garfield and Arthur club this Wednesday, evening.
 Last Wednesday evening was a brilliant time for Norfolk. Three companies of "Boys in Blue" came up from Winsted by special train, and joined our "Bigelow" Guards and
Connecticut western news., 1880-10-13

Extra Copies of the NEWS can be obtaineda at
 Graham's Drug Store, Salisbury Cornell 6 Hoyts store, h.aSev1lle Charles W, Wolfe. Falls Village c. H. Crane, Sharon. Humphrey Drug Stor. Canaan Postoface. WestCornwau. The" "Emporium.'' West Winsted- W, A. Roberts, East Canaan D. L.. Pratt. Southaeld and Mill River Welch & Johnson, Norfolk
Connecticut western news., 1880-10-13

D. R. V. G. will cure every case of Sick Headache. See other column. Guaranteed by all Druggists.
Connecticut western news., 1880-10-13
IT. R E n-

At Lakeyille, Sept 27, Mrs. Rosanna s. Butler,
 aged S9 years and months.
Connecticut western news., 1880-10-13
West COrHlyVasi

Mrs Bssel of Litchield is tie guest of Mrs. Isaac Marsh.
 Miss Lily Myers has commenced her school in Sharon for the winter term.
 Miss Lizzie Oldfeld is home again, and will soon open new millinery store in the build ing recently occupied by Mrs. H. M Holmes.
 James A. Cochrane is suffering with one of 'Jobs comforters' on his hand, but mighty little comfort he takes in consequence.
 Wm. B. Oldfeld has succeeded in obtaining the position of fireman on one of the passen- ger trains. Will dropped into New Haven the other day to see if his vision was all right in regard to color, and is to be congratulated on being able to pass first class examina- ton.
 J. Brennan, who was arrested on suspicion as being connected with the late burglary in this place, was honorably acquitted by Justice Andrews, on Tuesday last.
 Geo. Thompson, who left last Monday to try his luck in machine shop at South Man chester, felt much chagrined at being put to clearing bricks as an introductory service, be- side no fattering prospect of his getting his share of the 'staff of life' among a gang of 500 workmen more hungry than himself, all expecting their rations at the same table. Af- ter due consideration George thought his ch lnce so small that he accordingly pulled up stakes" and started for old Cornwall the
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EQ R ~
M AR REED,

Tn this place Oct. 12, son toPatrick Finnegan
Connecticut western news., 1880-10-13

We read in Ecclesastes, 1st chap. 10th verse, ''Is there anything whereof it may be said, see, this is new? it hath been already of old time, which was before us" I think that if the preacher could live to-day, and see Jack Roys's buck board he would take that all back, OLD Jog.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-03-02
Wanted.

We need just now at this Office a little
OF the money due us by the public. Pa
per has advanced most heavily in price,
and our expenses in nearly every way
increased. IL is rather hard to print a
paper 81 times, prepay the postage for q
year, write subscribers name on it 80
times, carry it TO the office 81 times, read
all the proof 50 times, and write up its
locals and editorials so times, and select
its other matter 81 times, and pay for
the paper in each of the 81 numbers, and
then get nothing for it.
One thing we mean TO do. In very
short time, if some accounts are not at
least partially settled, we shall strike n
goodly number of dead beats from our
list, and then If they wish TO keep our
money for what they have had, they can
do it, and settle with their God.
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Bedford Va, Alum 4 Iron SPRINGS.
WATER, MASS AND PILLS.

Efficient In Scrofula and skin dis
ease. "--J. NJ. Allen, VI. d., NC.
"Successful In Dyspepsia and Chron.
ic Diarrh9a. Prof. Sam'l Jackson,
NJ. d., Univ. Of Pm.
''Adapted In Chloratic and Aemlc
conditions and certain diseases pecu-
liar to women disorders of the klaneys
and bladder. "-Prof. j. j. Norman,
NJ. ID. Va.
Satisfactory In Dyepepria, Chronic
Diarrhpa and nervous diseases arising
from impure blood; also In certain
discusses Of females. r-Geo. r. Harri-
son, NJ. d. Physician Woman's Hos.
pital. n. Y.
Used with great benefit In Mala.
rial Fever and Dlptheria."-S. f
Dupon, M. d, Ga.
Prompt In relief Of headache, both
slch aud nervous, and chills. REV.
+. G. Dotson, Va.
Excellent In restoring debilitated
systems to health and strength. H.
Thos. q. Mercer, NJ. D.. Ind.
"Tonic, Alternative, diuretic; one OF
natures greatest remedies. ~ Medical
Asso. Of Va Lynchburg.
Recommended M phoph ylactlc In
Malarlal Districts. I'D II Fairex, NJ.
d., N o.
III find II the beat remedy ever
used Ia diseases OF the throat. n-P A
Silferd, NJ. n, N. q.
VERY beneficial In uterine deran:e.
ments and malarIal conditions. - G.
w. Vail. NJ. D, Ohio.
"My experience " very favorable to
Its curative virtue. "--Tboh. f. Rum
bald. NJ. D., 81. Louis.
Sample supply sent free to any Ply
slcIan desiring to test. Pamphlets
sent free. Analysis with each pack.
age. Water M II comes from the
Springs 81 per case. Mass so cts. aud
81; $3.50 and IS. 90 for half doz. Sent
poet paid anywhere. This Mass and
pills contains In reduced space all the
curative powers OF tho water, and Ia
convenient, palatable and soluble.
Address
A. NJ. DAVIES, Prest. Of the Co.
rs Main 50. Lynohburg Va.
y. o. Dor Ia
Sold by Bunting 4 Pepper, Bristol,
Tenn. nov. 4, rely
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Personal.

Or. Sam'l Il. Anderson Of Ncmeha
county Kansas, has been spending sew
eral days with his brother Mr.. J. r. An
dcrson, Cashier Of the bank. Judging
from his splendid physique the great
West should not be pronounced un-
healthy.
Mr.. S. A. Gump, father Of Mr.. A. S.
Gump of this town, wilt in very short
time open a splendid stock Of cloth
ing In the ware room lately used by
Mess. j. A. Dickey & Co. as drug
store. Mr.. Gump is a very substantial
and excellent gentlemen and will be
quite an addition to our business and So
cial circles. We wish him success.
The members of the Christian church
have secured the services of Ed. ID. 4.
Buck as pastor. He will preach his first
sermon on next Sabbath at IL o'clock,
A. NJ.
Mr.. j. j. Lancaster, of the Banking
house Of Il. A. Lancaster & Co., New
York, called yesterday at this office, and
leaves to-day for his home. Miss Anna
Lancaster has also returned from New
York, and will remain in Bristol for
awhile.
A telegram announces that Mr.. Cham
beers Bunting graduated last Saturday
evening MS an M. d. at the Richmond
Medical College.
Capt. s. c. Williams, Supt. Penitenti-
airy, DIR. Walker, Surgeon, Col. Jno. B.
Cary, President of the Board Of Direct
ors, and the Supt., Surgeon, and Pur-
shasing Agent of the Clifton Forge r.
r., spent last Friday and half of Satur-
day inspecting the convict forces at work
between Bristol and Mendoza. Col. ca
ry spent Sunday in town, where he has u
number of friends.
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Good Time Coming. Everybody
Invited. Something New
in Bristol.

We will leave for the Eastern cities In
few days, and will have our new Spring
and Summer Goods all In by the LIST Of
April, and you may rest assured that we
intend to have something nice. 10 the
ladies we will say, that we intend TO buy
II complete line of dress goods, from the
cheapest to the finest, and will keep all
kinds Of trimmings for the same; so
when you buy dress you can get what
you want without going all over Bristol
to find It. We solicit your trade, and
believe you will give us a liberal share Of
your patronage. We expect to buy low,
and sell for small profit. To those who
are living too far from Bristol to make Il
a place of shopping, In person, we ask
that you send us your orders, or send to
us for samples, and then you can make
your own selections and We guarantee TO
I'LL your orders and give satisfaction In
every case. Small packages can be sent
by mail With very small additional cost.
Don't send to New York for your dress
rs or trimmings. We can sell you what
you want after the LIST of April, aud as
low as you can get II anywhere.
And now TO the h,rmer. We say give
us your support and we will give you
value received for your dimes and dol
lars, besides take all the produce you
have to spare and give you the highest
prices In goods or money.
From this date until the LIST Of April
we will sell all goods now on hand at
cost. Don't forget this.
Your friends
NJ. ID. ANDES & Co.
Bristol, March 2, 1880
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Side Walk Letter.
OS THE SIDEWALK,

On THE SIDEWALK,
March ., 1880.
Exit Winter. Enter Spring. Fcbru-
ary,. like It's two predecessors, was n
fraud. All our hope of ice perish
cd with him. March comes In like
lamb and may go out like lion, but We
had just ms well give II up, for except ms
n dlsagrccablc, gassy, windy old month,
March will he n failure for genuine cold
weather. Even now the frogs are sing
ing aud the birds are piping and the
grass Is getting TO be green and the peach
buds are grinnlng nj us with their gray
teeth. The elms and naples have put
out their crimson buds and the ladies
are becoming very "ndgcty" about their
onions and lettuce. Beef no longer
tastes "wcrry good" oysters arc Il little
"slcck" and butter Is scarce. Down 20
potatoes, into the ground. If you have
not planted them Il Is time You had,
The moon Is dark aud the ground not
very cold. lfyou have not ordered your
flowers, do NO Mt once of Nanz a. Ncuncr,
Louisville, Ky. They do put up nice
ones, you bet. Quite crop of spring
colds have broken oft and this shows the
Seasons have crossed the line. This ep-
ldemic has played havoc with feeble
lungs aud threats, and torpid llyers.
Per conird-SpurrIcr, Everett, Hickman,
Mrs. York, and others, are improving.
Only poor Henry Brown lies hopeless
and comfortlees. His IL a bad bad casc,
and delicate attentions on the part Of
friends aud nelghbors would be In order.
For nearly two years he has been on =
bed of pain.
Leaves have their time to fall,
Aud flowers 10 wlthcr when they,
too, grow stupid.
But MI thou hast all
Season for thine own, oil Cupid
Last "Wednesday morning, In the midst
Of Lent, aud by the light Of the love
making moon, a couple OF young lovers
arrived nj the residence of Mr.. John
Combs, tantallzingly near the soil OF
Virginia. IN n brief space Of time n
"solltary horscman" stopped his pant
Ing stoed IN front of Abe Cox's door at
Blounivlllc aud awokc that accommo-
dating official from Ma dreams. The
llccn'c was procured and nj ~ early
hour parson Caldwell sealed their plight
I'd faith, which dated four years back
toward their childhood. II Was n ally
bit Of management, Embedded In youth
ful romance and backed by plenty Of af-
fcctlon, and II the twain had stopped TO
shuttle the cards Of fortune they might
have been told that Grctna Green was
not necessary, ne the good people at
homc would have been very glad to have
cooked The turkey aud had the whole NJ
fair under the branches VI the household
vino. A. II was, Abe Cox and larson
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Broom.

Ne,c Machinery at the Foundry. --Messrs
Dixon, Smith & Go. have just added sew
cral hundred dollars worth Of new ma
chinery to their Foundry and Pillow shop.
Among the articles we observe Band
Saw. These gentlemen are turning ont
very large number Of Flows of various
kinds. These are all finely polished and
stocked in manner never equallcd by
amy other establishment in this country.
We note among them a sub-soil plow
that we think the best we have ever seen.
1t Is sold ut the low price of So, and ev-
cry farmer ought to have one. with
his new Emery wheels, Mr.. Nelns can
now beat the world on plows.
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Now Advertisements.

Mr.. J. j. Lancaster desires TO sell ut
a great bargain That beautiful and most
desirable residence, Mountain View,
together with several other very vnlua-
bic pieces Of town property.
Mr.. VIM. n. Keller ndycrtlscs his tin.
stove aud coppcrsmith business. lie IL
n most skilled and experlnccd workman
aud Ills manufacture by hand Of ham
mcrcd copper ware deserves especial ut
tcntlon. lIf fII
Mr.. q. NJ. Written tho Agricultural
Implement dealer OF Bristol calls atten-
ton 10 his large stock of Implements
and Fertilizers, whlitcn beats MI the
rest Of mankind In this business.
John II. klnnicr, Lyncliburg, offers to
supply orr readers with lee. and We
recommend him as perfectly reliable.
NJ. u. Andes 4 Go. have a letter brim
full " Information aud interest.
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"I.Oys Me Darling -

All singers and their "sistcrs and their
cousins aud their aunts," will sing this
charming new song written by |. Ell
ward Orchard aud just published by our
great Southern Music House. Why
Because not one new song out Of u
thousand Is 80 pleasing and It's popularl-
W Is only question of time, In senli-
mcnt, melody and harmony, Il satisfies
both singer and nearer, and once heard
will be called for over aud over again. 49,
For soprano or tenor. Easy accompani-
ment. Elegant title pOgc. Ask your
music dealer for II or send 10 cents to the
publishers, LrpDEN * BArrs, Savannah
Ga,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-03-02

A Public Librdry.-A number of the
young gentlemen Of tho town have COM
mcnccd n movement for the formation of
n Public Library. This step Is one of
decided Importance, and ought to enlist
the prompt and united cooperation of
all our people. The usual distribution
of standard books Is both wastcful I'M
satisfactory and inefficient. Why should
costly volumes intended for mere refer
encc be duplicated IN many instances In
private libraries, and IN other instances,
IN n consequence, found In none of them.
our lawyers, merchants, artisans, jour
nallsts and amateurs should unite, and
thus have u place where any good work
could be found and quickly referred to.
a room where our lawyers could retire
for reference would save large cXpcndl-
lures by each of them.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-03-02

The place 10 get y0gTseoaey0 dca. hob
erts & Barker will receive and open dur
ing the week fine assortment of fresh
and handsomely selected goods which
they will positively sell at prices the
people Of Bristol and the country will
approve. The goods will, of course be
perfectly fresh and they will be quite va
ried in class and will consist Of every
department OF the trade. These gentle
men are very polite and very DESTROYS of
pleasing the public. Try them. 1t.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-03-02

Caldwell 10 the contrary notwi,hstand-
ing, it was violation of the Constitu-
ton of the United States which forbids
the comforting of any title Of nobility,
The young lady was made a Counties"
Mr.. S. II. Ferguson has the finest stock
Of hardware ever seen in this country,
and am glad to know the nail boom
caught him in good fix.
Charlie Harneling keeps his sample
room restaurant in admirable order, and
keeps beer that would extract smiles
from Count Won Bismark or Kazer Will
helm
The long series Of religious services at
the First Presbyterian Church closed
last Sunday evening. Rev. j. d. Con-
verse, evangelist between Bristol and
Chattanooga has preached repeatedly
to the delight of our people during the
progress of the meeting.
The days of the kite have come
Over garden fences, into fruit trees, UNI
der hedges, onto house tops go the ma
terial for the next generation. The
fishing rod is again locked up, and If the
boy of the period be not pulling at a
kite, he is pulling at the minnows in
Beaver Creek.
The finest article Of quilt patch work
| have seen for years, was shown me yes
terday by Mrs. V. Kcebler. The whole
material of two elegant quilts is silk
One of them is a mathematical puzzle,
and the arrangement Of the rhomboids
is rs exact as II could have been designed
on paper. The artistic association of
colors in both Of them is exceedingly
pleasing to the eye, and entities Mrs.
Keeblcr to be ranked high tor the taste
thus exhibited. Many of us can tell
when we see Il fine arrangement of col
ors, but very few can make the arrange
mcnt SO as to defy criticism.
Felty and Sharrctt are at last before
their jury. The evidence is all in and
the argument commenced. In u few
days we shall hear the result. Geo.
Bridgman, who hacked young Robert
Preston to pieces, got his jury, and it
sent him for IL months to the Peniten-
tiary. All this at Abingdon, of course.
If Blountville be equally expeditions,
the RAIDER trial should be effected during
this month.
This very amusing scene occurred last
night: Miller met Miller last night in
room No. 4, Thomas House. No | said
to No. 2, | am not in the habit of sleep
ing in room with a stranger. Nor |,
said No. 2. My name is Miller, and Lam
from Montgomery county, Va. Said No.
|, my name is Miller, and | am from
Smyth county, Va. Said No. 2, am
the new county Judge Of Montgomery,
and my mother named me Charles II.
Said No. l. | am the new county Judge
of Smyth, and my mother named me
Dan. c. Fact, they drank water and
went to bed together.
Mr.. A. S. Mcneil has removed his SPLEEN
did stock Of Furniture to Davis ware
room, corner Of Main and 9th, near
Piles Store. He is now opening IL splen-
did lot of burial cases, and among them
Il lot Of very fine ones for infants.
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terpreter Read it:
NEW MADISON, Ohio, Feb. Is, 1850.
Mess,s. Lantlruni d: Litchfeid.
abingdon. Virginia.,
GENTLEMEN Enclosed find So 90 for nm
other 4 dozen bottles of the Seven springs
'Iron and Alum Mass" My wfe's health
is better this winter than it has been for
years; aud have spent hundreds of dol
lars for medicines and physicians bills,
but the "Iron and Alum Mass" is the cheap
est remedy have found, and Inns done the
most good, consequently am encouraged
TO continue it's use, notwithstanding our
family physician says it is for rich pco-
pie with nothing much the matter with
them. Well, we are not rich, and sup
pose it operates differently on poor peo.
pie. Ny wife has been an invalid for years,
and is getting bettei-"Doctors will differ. u
Send me the Mass. Experience is better
than logic. Respectfully,
JAMES NJ. CARR.
The "Seven Springs Iron and Alum
Mass" is for sale by ]. A. Dickev & Co.,
and Bunting & Pepper Bristol Tenn.
Jan, 81, SOY.
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Our AgNntH

The following gentlemen will act as
our Agents, and are authorized to pro,
cure and receipt for subscriptions and
other business In our name.
Taxewell G. II. Va, Fl G. Anderson.
Lebanon, Va, Capt. ]. W. Nc
Broom. .,..r...
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-03-02
Our Adylen,

Economlse, save the dimes you spend
for those little things you can do with
out and you will soon have enough to
buy YOU White or st. John sewing ma.
chine " ". y. ANDES e Go.
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rho ". John Sewing Machin
Bristol, March 2, 1880,

TIC St' JOIN Sowing MnCIlIiic,
A Saint ! come to every home
And by my presence CHEEKY,
| Danish care, and burdens bear,
OF woman, worn and weary.
| run so light, and look so bright,
The ladies dotc upon me,
No noise make, no thread | break,
Though back aud forth they run me.
NJ. u. ANDES & Co.. Agis
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-03-02

Depression Of spirits, which, In one
member of family, casts gloom over
The entire household, le often caused by
some one of the diseases arising from
dlsordcrcd Liver. which can bc cured
by Porlallnc, or 'l'ablcr's Vegetable Liv-
or Powder. Prjr 80 cents.
For sale by J. A. Dickey & Co., drug
gists, Bristol, Tenn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-03-02

We are selling odt our large stock Of
goods, regardless Of cost, preparatory to
moving into our new storchousc.
mch. 2-1t HUMPHREYS & Hicks.
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LYNcncuRo, W. Meh 9. ESQ

LYNCncURG, VA. Mch ., 1880
BIT or very scarce aud mrch wantcd.--
Eggs lower. Com sin go 4 demand, but
our quotations arc the outside figures. No.
| Pa. Clover seed sells ruadily, but com.
and mel. Va ecel very licul to place ut
fair price, fcatlov lover also Beans
md Pens Oats in fair demand at our quo
lO,ions. Poultry and dressed Hogs In dc~
mn nd IN IN hnv M nnInlln nrnrna.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-03-02

Corrcction.-By mistake Of the COM
positor in our last issue, the age OF Mrs.
Jane Med. Pccry, of Tazcwcll was made
TO read 10, instel al OF 10, as written.
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l,nncn nt hmm.

Whatever difficulties you may have
with your neighbors, try aud keep peace
ut home, and the best way to do this Is
to buy your wife q Royal ~. John sew
ing machine Of NJ. ID. ANDES & Go.
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Something New in Bristol.

Mr,. b. Galloway has just received u
Nice Line of Ladies Readymadc Under
Clothing, which they will find to their
interest TO call and examine.
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