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National Republican., 1880-04-22
Snuan Mon nrnwnnd.

CHICAGO, April 21.-The TriJune's Mackinaw
(Bfich.) special says A report just received
states that seven men who left PontSt. Ignice
in sailboat to 90 up the shore were all
drowned in gale on Monday. Their bodies
have not yet been recovered.
National Republican., 1880-04-22
A Disagreeing Jury.

SCRANTON, PA, April 21.-The jury in the
case of w. w. Scranton, general manager of
The Lackawanna Coal Company, against A. A.
Chase, editor Of the Times, for libel, after be-
Ing out thirty-two hours, were unable to
Rgree, standing eleven to one for conviction.
National Republican., 1880-04-22
Blaine DnIegnies in Ohio.

CINcINNAT1, April 21.-Delegatcs to the
State Republican convention favorable to
Blaine were elected to-day In the counties of
sandusky, Mahoning and Licking In the
latter county second convention was held,
which nominated Sherman delegates.
National Republican., 1880-04-22
Tho Irish Relief Slim.

LONDON, April 22.-Lord Mayor Gray, OF
Dublin, has arrived at Queenstown and visited
the United States war snip Constellation. He
expressed the thanks of the Mansion House Re-
lief Committee to the American people and the
United States Government for aiding in the
relief of the distress IN ireland.
National Republican., 1880-04-22
BY CABLES and WIRES.
Latest News from the Old and New
Worlds.
Secretary shorman's Visit to New York
Fatal Duel in Fiorida--Lord Mayors
Visit TO the rish-Reliof ship-Mob
Violence in Missouri--Terri-
bio Drought in jamaica
The Tay Bridge.
Secretary Sherman In New York..

NEW YORK, April 2l.-Secretary Sherman
arrived In this city from Washington to-day.
He stated that his business was connected
with tho purchase of Government bonds. lie
will remain here until Friday or Saturday.
National Republican., 1880-04-22
First Gun from Alabama.

Especial Dispatch to THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
EUTAw, ALA, April 81.
Tho Greene county Republican Convention,
which met here, has nominated full Grant
delegation to the State Convention. BIRD
National Republican., 1880-04-22
BismnrclS Relieved,

LONDON, April 2o.--.A dispatch to the Times
from Berlin says Prince Hohenlohc has ar
rived there and taken the management of the
foreign Office. Bismarck will probably go to
Friedrichsruhe soon for few weeks rest.
National Republican., 1880-04-22

probation Of his generosity and magma.
nimlty; pledges undivided and enthusiastic
support to whomsoevor tho National Conven-
tion may seem At 10 nominate. The conven-
ton adjourned sine die
National Republican., 1880-04-22

Struck-out-ChicHgos, g. Nationls. ).
Two-basc hits-McCiellan and Kelly.
Three-base hits-McClelan.
Passed balls-lrott, |; Kelly, 3.
Wild pitches-LynCh. /.
Wild thrOws-l}urns l.
Runs earicd-NOnc.
Umpire, Mr.. FurlOng.
National Republican., 1880-04-22
THE GREAT TORNADO.
Additional Reports OF pIansters Co,

Additional Reports OF Disasters Coming In.
ST. LOUIS April 21.-Dispstches Just re.
ceivcd say the storm of Sunday was very sc.
we're in Morgan county, its track being sire wn
with demolished houses, barns and other farm
property. The little town of Baruettsville
was torn nearly to pieces, and several persons
killed aud wounded. II is now estimated that
in Webster county, Of which Marshtield is the
county seat, fully 100 people were killed and
over 200 wounded. Among the killed in the
county are John Rose aud daughter, Richard
Hall, John Carson and wife aud daughter, and
three members of the Scott family. The loss
to property in the county is estimated ut
SOOO,OOO Intelligence reached here that at
Shawnee Mission, Kansas, on Sunday afternoon,
number persons returning from funeral
were ovcrtaken by the storm. They took
refuge IN shed adjoining brick store of Mr..
Roatt. Shortly aftorward u part OF the store
was blown down upon the shed, burying a
dozen or moro persons in the ruins, and very
seriously injuriug ID. q. Campbell, r. J. vii.
son, Mollie Brown and Lille Strong. uud
more or less iujuring the remainder OF tho
party.
Fearful Havoc In Arkansas.
LITTLE Rock, ARK, April 2l.--Advices
from Fayetteville report the storm Of Sunday
night nprccedcutedly severe, 1t struck and
destroyed tho residences of MIR. Kiton Dr.
Paddock, Mrs. Crotch aud Mr.. j. f. Uaugh.
han, the Masonic Hall aud the fremont
House, Il thrce.story hotel, killing Mrs. Gnss,
tue wife Of the proprietor, The Democrat Office
is badly damaged, d, Il. Bolcs' aud Baum
Brothers stores, the east end of tho Mountain
House, Jennings stables aud Cohys .wo.story
brick building are utter wrecks. Eight or ton
frame dwellings east of tho town were lifted
from their foundations aud torn TO atoms
Many houses are unroofed. Quite number
OF people were wounded aud one child killed
A l..l l.. T.. .
The storm prevailed with startling severity as
far south as johnson county.
National Republican., 1880-04-22
A Correction.

In the score tclcgraphcd yesterday of tho
game between the Chicago aud Nationul Clubs
an error was made that does injustice to one
of tho players. Powell the flrst.hnseman Of
the Nationals was credited with eleven errors,
when it should have been only one made by
him. The correction is made in Justice to "A
player, honest and faithful, who fills his 20.
sitiOm acccptahly and works hard for the sue.
cess of his club.
Games Elsewhere.
Providence April 10. - Providence, 10;
Brown University, o.
New HAVEN, CONN, April 21.--Yalc Uni.
versity, II; Albany, 6.
Troy, n. Y, April 2l.-Troy Citys, 8; Bal
timorcs, g.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-15
DISTRICT CONFERENCES.
WytheyiIle District.

After nm interesting session Of three
days the Dist. Conference of the colored
people Of the NJ. E. Church, for this
District closed Sunday evening. The
following brief summary Of the proceed
ings has been kindly handed us by two
of the Ministers. A very large number
Of people were In attendance.
(ED NEws.)
The 18th District Conference, held in
Bristol, Of the NJ. 4. Church, convened
last Thursday ut 8 A. NJ, In Scott Street
Church, Rev. Edon Hammond presid-
ing. The meeting was opened by re-
ligious exercises. The Sect'y. Of last
conference calling the roll, nine timer
ant and two local ministers answered to
their names. On motion Rev. p. w.
Ryder was elected Secretary. Assist. Sec.
Rev. A Beck. The regular order Of bus
mess then followed. The Conference,
after three days session. closed to meet
at Liberty Oct. goth. Religious exer-
cises at the Church and at Conway Hall
took place upon the Sabbath. Rev. f.
Hammond preached at IL A. NJ, Rev.
A. Beck at 3 p. NJ, and Rev. T. A.
White Mt 8 p. NJ.
The Choir of Charles Wesley Church,
Abingdon, l.. b. Langford, Leader,
with the home choir rendered some
choice music.
Collection rken up, $4l 90.
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strictly CONFIDENTIAL.

Should tho following Naughi7 Letter, by
chance meet the eye Of any on, be sure
aud keep II a profound secret Cf you cam
whatever you 10, dont' show II TO your
"amily physician" especially II you hap.
pen to be one Of the unfortunate class they
call ''rich people,"
NEW MADISON, Ohio, Feb. IL, 1880.
Messrs. Ldndrupl q Litchfeld.
abingdon, Virginia.,
GESTLENES ;---Inolosod find Or 90 for an
other 4 dozer hotties Of tho Seven Springs
"Iron and Alum MSrs." My wife's health
10 better this winter than IL has been for
years and have spent hundreds Of dol
lars for medicines and physicians bills,
but the "Iron and Alum Mass" Ia the cheap
est remedy have found, and has done the
most good, consequently ! am encouraged
10 continue its upo, Notwithstanding our
family pbveicinn says u 10 for rich peo-
,oie with nothing much the matter with
them. Well, we are not rich, and sup
pose II operates differently on poor 1oso.
ME. NV wife has been nm invalid for years.
Send me tue Mass. Experience is better
than logio. Respectfully,
JAMES NJ. CARR.
The "scveu Springs Iron and Alum
Mass" IL for sale nv ]. A. Dickev Il Co.,
aud Bunting 4 Pepper Bristol Tenn.
How true II lie that "doctos will differ"
Or, W. G. silliman, Of Iaredcrdalc, Miss.
says; II have found tho Seven Syringe
Mass all that could he desired tho NIX PLUS
ULTRA, perfection"
Or. Geo, I. Harrison, Of New York, pnys
az have found no one angle remedy to
yield such satisfactory resulis."
DR.. A Lancaster cfstormvillc Miss, says
IT am convinced Of the therapeutic value
Of the Iron and Alum Mas"
Or. ". ?. Barr. Of Abingdon, Va, says /;
III know Of no remedy upon which / can
rely with more certainty Of satisfactory re-
sults.n
We could extend this list into the bun-
dreds from physicians who appreciate ,he
value Of health and the weliNs Of their rn-
tients, were Il necessary, but the Seven
Springs MASS speaks for itself wherever
tried.
For sale by J. A. DokSy & Co., and al
hrst class druggists.
Ah0oVs mention Seren Springs Macs.
Jan, q, SOY
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Tennessee Electors.

Below we give the slcctors appointed
by the State Convention at Nashville:
First District-Charles II. Vance.
Second District-W. l.. Ledgerwood
Third District--1o be filed by the
Third Congressional District Conven'
ton.
Fourth District--Jos. Il. Washington
Fifth District--Left to the District
Congressional Convention.
Sixth District-W. A. Thomas.
Seventh District--Leit to the District
Congressional Convention,
Eighth District--A. G.. Hawkins.
Ninth District--T. +. Richardson
VIM. Sanborn sub-elector.
Tenth District-R. J. Morgan.
For the State at large--John NJ. Elem.
ing, of Knox, and John l.. T. Sneed, Of
Shelby.
The delegates from the First Congress
sional District also appointed the follow.
ing gentlemen as electors for the sever
al counties in the District, viz; johnson
JOS. II. Wagner; Carter, II. NJ. Folsom
Sullivan, Robert Burrow; Hawkins, L.
G. Walker; Hancock, II. Clay Jarvis
Greene, l.. L. Lawrence; Claiborne
VIM. Carr; Granger, j. X. Shields
Cooke, w. j. McSween; Washington,
c. E. Dosser; Unicob w. G. Anderson
Hamblen, o. G. King.
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90 . NOSHIGNv
2! eos o. Hvy l.uoU 1uo Su!
-l!nS 9se1sI eqa 'q1oIO esTmeL
For the BrlstOl News
Good bye,
o3o.

We attended the closing exercises Of
Rev. b. F. Whites school on Va. Hill,
June 4th. The first class called up was
a primary class. We were Informed
that five months ago this class commence
ed in the alphabet. The class read q les
son, we were told to note the articulation,
which would now be accounted for
They were then examined In orthogra-
ply going through the party elementary
sounds to perfection. Then they were
tested on etymology, syntax and prose-
dy. They proved thoroughness scarce
ly cqualed in any class or school. They
then gave twelve rules for analysis, and
then analised and parsed sentence,
which they never had parsed before
They were then examined and passed q
good review on primary arithmetic
We unhesitatingly affirm we never saw
II excelled In any school.
Next, the advanced Glasses were ex-
amlned on Arithmetic and English
Grammar. The class showed a famil-
iarlty In these branches we novey saw
equaled Not having time, the course on
Geography was dispensed with, This
examination was far ahead OF anything
Of the kind we ever witnessed, and more
especially when we know what the pu-
pills were five months ago.
The committee then awarded prizes
to Clinton Buckncr for Elocution; To
Ben Lindsay for Arithmetic; To Willie
Williams for English Grammar; Master
Frank Buckley for English Grammar and
Arithmetic; To Miss Sarah Buckley for
Elocution; To Master Elliot Fox for
Good behavior.
We are puzzled to know how children
learned so much, 80 perfectly, In 40 short
q time. A FnLNGER,
J. A. BuoKSER,
w. q. LINDSEY.
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Personal.


Judge w. v. Deaderick 10 In town az
sisting Col. Fulkerson In consequence
Of the continued illness of Col. York,
whose case shows but little II any
change.
Mr.. c. Fl. Lewis has removed his fac
tory goods to W Fl Roberson's store, near
the second bridge w. Main street. Mr..
Robertson viii assist Mr.. Lewis In selling
them.
V. p. James of the N. G. is ut Estill-
Vile attending the Directors meeting.
Our superb Circuit Clerk, Mr.. l.. r.
Cosby called to see us last week.
Rev. Joseph Henry, pastor of the col
ored NJ. E. church Goodson, and Rev.
7. A. White Of Big Lick, and Rev. W.
p. Rider Of Abingdon, who have been
engaged In the Dist. Conference in this
town, called TO see us yesterday. We
are always glad to have the colored min
listers call on us.
Mr.. j. p. Faris has returned from
Tate's Springs much improved.
Mrs. Mary Lyous of Tazewcll c. H.,
who has been spending some days among
her Bristol friends, returned last Jefier-
sonville. Mrs. Lyons Ia Il lady Of very
rare worth.
Mr.. n. +. Browning late Of Emory,
has located at Princeton w. Va, for the
practice of law, and has already been
employed by the State to survey 1873, 900
acres of school lands.
Mr.. j. s. Hudgens, left this morning
for Carriers Depot, where he will take
charge of tin shop for our old friend
Ro. Kidwell. Street is good workman,
and we wish him abundance of success
In his new home.
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Sidewalk Letter.
OK THE SIDEWALK, !
Juue IL. 1880. (

June 10, looU.l
Stars! Doesn't June fly? Half gone
already. Yesterday this parched coun-
try was blessed with rain, which Emory
& Henry always brings. DR.. Sullins
preached those boys last Sunday, pow
erful Baccalaureate on Samson. II is
doubtful If better one was ever preach
ed at Emory, or If DR.. Talmage could
have equalled 1t. Any way, the boys sat
down on that Talmagc movement and
stuck to Sullins.
Rev. VIM. A. Clark has been made 4
D. d. by Arkansas Industrial Iniversi-
ty. Congratulations, Dr. Clark. Mrs.
McCroskey is quite sick, Mira. Bailey
convalescent, Mrs. Sullins some better.
! am reminded that the General Dcport-
mcnt Medal at Sullins College, was Civ
en- by Mr.. j. A. Buckner, who makes It
a permanent prize, giving II regularly
every year. He is very public spirited
gentleman, and his name IN this connec-
ton was omitted this year. Judge IL.
Smith Is holding his chancery court at
Bristol at present, but there will he lit
tic done. Col. Taylor is detained by \
very sick sick child, and the illness OF
Col. York, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. McCros-
key and others has interfered much with
business. Messrs. Thos. Curtin, C. j.
st. John, W. d. Haynes, and perhaps
other attorneys are In town.
Good bye,
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The Fairs.

The Southwest Virginia Agricultural
Association, Wytheville, will hold theil
twelfth annual exhibition on the 9th, 9TH
and Stb of October.
The Abingdon Fair will come of Sep
tcmber 2gth and 30th and Oct. LIST.
The Jonesboro Fair will embrace Sept
Goth and 30th and October LIST.
The Lynchburg Agricultural and Me-
chanical Society has decided to hold Their
next Fair on the 18th, 10th Goth and 2lst
of October.
The Border Fair Withhold its Annual
Exhibition Septemer 22nl, 23rd and oath
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NOTICE.

PURSUANT TO decree NJ the Cir.
L cult Court, Of Washington county,
IN The case Of Geo W. Blacklpy plain.
III, against & g Campbell defend.
ant, the undersigned Commissioner
viii sell on the i7th day OF July 1850,
beginning NJ ! O'Clock =. NJ on the
premises, nj public cutlery 10 the high.
est bidder HUcll MI interest IN one.
fourth ~ MI acre NJ land with n In 10
new two.etory famed house with M
ell on the same, six rooms, NJ will be-
sufficient 10 pay the debt costs and
commissions IN the plendings mem
toned
Haid lot II situated on Main Street,
Goodson. Va and nijoIn- the lots NJ
w =. Hulse q. g. Campbell, and
others
TERMS One third ossh down. nj.
10 q sufficient aum 10 pay costs III
CONS sale Balance In and "
months, equal insiallmgDts, with IN.
iereat. Bond with good Becuilio for
the deferred phympnis ...
iunes'sO ids,
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Bedford Va, Alma Iron Springs
WATER, MASS AND PILLS.

Efficient In Scrofula and skin dis
ease. u. Nj. Allen, NJ. d., N. G.
Successful Ia Dyspepsia and Chron
ic Oiarrhcea. prof! Sain'l Jackson,
M. D.. Uuiv. IF Pa.
''Adupted in Chloratic and Ammic
conditions aud certain diseases pecu-
liar to women disorders OF the kidneys
and bladder. PROF. J. ]. Norman
NJ. ID. Va.
Satisfactory IN Dyspepria, Chronic
Diarrhoea and nervous diseases arising
from impure blood; also in certain
diseases Of females. Geo. II. Harri-
son, NJ, d. Physician Woman's Hos.
pital. n. Y. ...
Used with great benefit In Mala.
rial Fever and Diptheria. IS. F.
Dupou, NJ. D Ga.
Prompt in relief OF headache, both
SIGH and nervous, and chills. REV.
e. G. Dotson, Va.
Excellent in restoring debilitated
systems to health and strength. ~
Thos g. Mercer, NJ. D.. Ind.
"Tonic, Alternative, diuretic; one o!
natures greatest remedies. ~ Medical
fhhbus W w iy hCuUuik. ''
Recommended as phophylactic in
Malarial Districts. I'D II Fairex, NJ.
d., N o.
II find II the hest remedy | ever
used In diseases of the throat. ~ p A
Sifferd, NJ. D., N. &.
VERY beneficial In uterine derance.
ments and malarial conditions."-G.
w. Vail. NJ. d, Ohio.
"My experience is very favorable Ia
it's curative virtue "-Thos. +. Rum
bald, NJ d., ST. Louis.
Sample supply sent free to any Ply
sician desiring 10 test. Pamphlets
sent free. Analysis with each pack.
age. Water as II comes from thu
Springs $4 PER cnse, Mass 80 cts. and
81; $3.50 and SIS. 90 for half doz Sent
post paid anywhere This Mass and
Pills contains In reduced space all the
curative powers Of the water and il
convenient, palatable and soluble.
Address '..
A. M. DAVIES. Prest. Of the Co
rs Main st Lynchburg Va.
u. o. Boz ia
Sold by Bunting & Pepper, Bristol
Tenn. nov. 4, '79--ly
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The 18th Day of July 1880

in front Of the Mayors Office in tho Town
OF Goodron, Washington county Va, ut
public cutlery, proceed 70 leas0 to the high
cat bidder lot OF land containing one
half acre, more or less, with all the npper-
tcnances thcrcunto belonging, situated in
the town Of Goodeon, fronting on the A. NJ.
& o. Rail Road and adjoining tho lot Of
'Ibomas Shelley, and bounded by street
between said lot and the lot Of Patrick
Divine, wing nm annual rent thereon,
ior term ending on the 9Th day Of Sep
TENDER 1882, and requiring the tenant to
pay the current taxes, tho snid, trustee
shall require Of tho lessee bond, with good
security for tho payment OF the annual
rents, and for the payment Of the current
taxes At the same time and place aud on
Thu notice, said trustee ehnll proceed 10
sell the said property subject 10 the said
Tense or 40 much u such into etl In the
same az will 10 sufficient 10 satisfy tho
'ioreeaid decree, n sum sufficient will be
required In cneh down to pay the costs NJ
this suit mud Of the snlc the balance will
he on n credit TO the 9th Of September,
1880, except that n sum not exceeding sixty
dollars will he on credit Of twelve months.
NIL deferred payments will hoa interest
from date Of sale. ]. W. OWEN,
Trustee.
VANCE & WOOD, Attorney.
June ,lsS0--tds.
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Prejudice Kills

eleven years our daughter suffered on
n bed of misery under the care of several
Of the best (and some Of the WORST ply
sicians, who gave her disease various
names but 10 relief, and now she is re-
stored to us in good health by as simple
remedy as Hop Bitters, that we had
pooled at for two years, before using it..
We earnestly hope and pray that no one
else will let their sick suffer MS we did,
on account Of prejudice against so good a
medicine as Hop Bitters. THE Parents.
--Teleordm.
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King College

We were unable to hear the address OF
Rev. Il. NJ. Mcconnell before the Alum
nj last week, but we learn from those
who did that it met public expectation
being pronounced decidedly good. The
Literary address by Rev. j. S. Thomas,
was very fine one and was well deliv-
cred. His subject was "Getting On
one that opened up beautiful and rich
vein of thought which the speaker used
to great advantage. lie kept his audi
cnce we'll amused and very much inter-
estcd to the close of his remarks.
The contest for the King Prizc--thC
Oratorical medal, was above the average
for several years. The committee, Mr..
c. j. st. John, and Rev. Mcssrs. j. S.
Thomas and w. II. Smith, awarded the
glittering prize to Mr.. i. ID. Gregory OF
johnson City, the only one of the con-
te ,tants We failed to hear. The follow
ing is the programme;
E. d. Gregory, subject Ghizeh; W.
r. King, Whittier Drifting9 II. p. Brit
tain, The Importance Of an Aim; c. c.
Iloilmcster, Our Happy Homie; W. b.
Sullins, Home, Mother, Heaven; J. B.
Devault, Trumphs Of the Human Will
j. A. Tcmpleton, Mystery; j. S. Lyons,
Sunshine and Shadow.
The speech of Mr.. Sullins was pecul-
iarly beautiful one and was well deliver
ed. Mr.. Tcmplcton had n superb COM
position. Mr.. Devault made very
handsome effort. Our two Tazewell
boys covered themselves with glory
enough for one evening. Mr.. Brittains
speech was an unusually strong one, and
while his delivery was not ford or ex-
travagant, it had the gift Of earnestness.
Mr.. j. Sprole Lyons effort came nearer
uniting the excellencies Of composition
and delivery than any We heard, and So
far MS we were able to catch the outside
verdict on street next day, that tribunal
called public opinion seemed to award
him the medal. Be this correct or in
correct he made very splendid speech,
and marked the close of Il very laborious
college life with n most capital effort.
There were only two medals, the remain
ing one. the Science medal, being award
ed to Mr.. Devault.
Two young gentlemen graduated and
were awarded the diploma Of the College
towit, J. b. Devault and j. Sprole Ly-
ong
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-15

Fine Painting.--If our readers wish to
see a sample of tasteful and artistic
painting, they will please call at Capt.
J. II. Woods new store near Main street
bridge. The grained panel work on the
counter and front door is really splcn-
did. This work is done by Messrs Swan
& Surface, whose adv't will be found in
this paper, and whom we recommend as
first class workmen and most trustwor-
thy and genteel men.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-15

At a regular communication of Shelby
Lodge No. 1872, A. F. NJ, Va, held in
Masonic Hall on Monday evening June
9Th, the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
G. w. Hammit, w. NJ; W. NJ. Bur-
row, s. W.; N. B. Hayes, j. W.; J. A.
Burrow, Sec; II. T. Berry, Treas. The
w. N. elect then appointed the follow
Ing officers: l.. +. johnson, S. D.; G..
r. Hammer, J. D.; A. Deprato, Tyler
J. G. Hammer and j. A. Dickey, Stew
ardp; @. A. Caldwell, Chaplain.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-15

Whites Biird Concert Co. played last
ovening to fair crowd at Sulllns Col.
lege. Three violins, one piano and three
voices furnished music OF a really high
order. There are two gentlemen and
ladies each, all blind, aud they arc all
expert musicians and most cultivated
people. There 10 no more chaste and
elegant entertainment 10 be enjoyed In
the country than they afford. We rec
enmond them most cordially TO the poo
plo cast Of Bristol, where they have
gone, being sure they will get large re-
turn for The small fee charged,
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.Iunee's0-4t.

Bristol Female COLLEGE Is still on the
advance. Prof. Wester. President Of the
College, has employed Miss Mite Minor
Of Bristol to take charge Of the Prepare
tory Department. Miss Mlttie is grad
uato OF nolllns Institute. She has had
many years experience In teaching, and
In our opinion better selection could
not have boon made.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-06-15

Bea0tifui Wool.-0n our table Is a
sample of most beautiful wool from the
thoroughbred sheep advertised for sale
for MAI. w. c. Saunders, Emory, Va.
For fineness and beauty 1t is not sur
passed, II cqualed by any we have ever
eetn.