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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-11-23
Peculiarities of Girls.
Tinsley's Magazine.

A girls mind develops very rapidly,
much more rapidly than an average
boys, and when an intelligent girl
shows amy special ability in one diIcc-
ton she improves in that special dircc-
tion 50 quickly that one is deceived into
thinking she has n genius for il; she
herself becomes fired with ambition,
works hard-and many girls can work
in n way that would shame some boys
builds castles In the mir of future fame
and greatness; gives up other interests
and hopes for the one aim, which alas,
is so often disappointed. Nineteen out
of every twenty-might We not say
ninety-ninc out Of every hundred?-
girls stop when you think they are going
to do something worth doing, and never
get any further. They have talent,
which education has brought out, and
deceived them into mistaking for geni-
us. There is however, one very great
advantage in the present rage for classes
of all kinds. and in the facilities for
study in MI directions; it gives many
girls an object in life, even if they do
not do anything very great for the ben
eft Of the nation. In our grandmOth-
ers' and great-grandmothers' times girls
did fancy work, made all the antimacas-
sars-which, now that you can buy them
for sgd. or Is. 0iad., it is hardly worth
their while TO do; or they used to stitch
their male relatives shirts eXquisitely-
but that can be much better done in Il
quarter of the time by the modern sew
ing machine; further back still, their
employment was to make COW slip and
goosebcrry wine-to which, however,
most people nowadays prefer spelling
claret, or to spin the household linen
which can in our time be bought, ready
for use, at less cost. There is nothing
left for girls but tclris and art. "A great
mnnY nrcfer the latter.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-11-23
SCIENTIFIC.
Mcteers May be Looked For.


From tbs Providence Journal Nov 9th.
The earth Is about to cross the track
Of the November MeteOrs, that gigan-
Ito eclipse Of neteoric matter whose peri
helion crosses the earth's orbit, and
whose aphelion extends beyond the
planet Uranus. From the 10th to the
i4th the earth Is blowing through this
meteor zone, and more meteors than
usual, radiating from the constellation
Perseus, may be looked for. The prob
ability Is that not many will be seen,
but there is a delightful uncertainty
about the working of celestial machin-
cry that makes it not impossible that OBJ
servers will be rewarded with more than
the ordinary shower. The November
meteor zone Is made up of swarm of
particles following in the train of Tenn
pies comet. The swarm Of hetcoio ds
is not equally scattered around the orbit,
but Is concentrated In one portion,
which the earth crosses once IN about
thirty-four years. Then we have u
shower that is something to remember
for lifetime. Such n shower is not to
be expected until 1899. In the interval,
unless something extraordinary takes
place, the observer will see few mcteOrs
70 reward his gaze, but 1t Is well to be
on the watch when these annual epochs
come round, and be ready TO enjoy the
sight II anything unusual occurs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-11-23
1880 STATE LINE 1880
FURNITURE HOUSE.
successor TO @. II, MArTox)

SUCCESSOR TO q. II, MATT1X.)
Bristol. TCnD., ~ GOOds0n, Va.
TlNHE undersigned wishes to an
L. nounGe to the patrons Of the old
reliable firm Of c. II. MattoX, and the
puddle generally, that he has purchas'
ed the large and well selected Stock Of
the above establishment and will con.
tinue the business at the old stand,
Ferguson Block" My stock Is the
largest and most varied between
Lynchburg and Knoxville land with
retail prices lower than either Hav-
ing made arrangements with Mr..
Mattox to furnish me with such work
as l may need from time to time will
be able to furnish the public with
such goods as they have been getting,
both in kind and quality. | will keep
constantly on hand all kinds of work,
such as CHAMBER, PARLOR,
DINING ROOM and
OFF JE SETS.
Also all kinds OF Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Washstonds, Chairs, &c,
Mattresses Of all Kinds and Quality.
UNDERTAKING;
To all who may have the sad duty Of
burying their friends will say Tint am
prepared to furnish them with all kinds OF
Collins, Cnske,s, Robes, &C., aud will attend
to all calls night or day Parties from
distance can save 20 per cent by ordering
the above goods from this place. Hoping to
hive n liberal patronage from my many
friends and the friends Of the old firm | nm
Very Respectfully,
G.. u. GALLAWAY
for
july G SOY EN-. GALLAWAY.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-11-23

Hank deeds on tough bond pspr ut
the News printing Office
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-11-23
TERMS.
l. II GSINlt0-
IEnrpcr'sl Young People
Per year, postage ppidl $3.50.
Single numbers four cents ench.

Single numbers four cents each.
The Bound Volume for 1880 con.
tanning the frat ilfty-two numbers.
will be ready early In November.
Price $500; postage prepaid, Cover
for YoUNd People for 1880, 30 centA,
postage 10 cents, additional.
ilemltlances should he made Ivy
Post ONCE money order or draft, 10
avoid chance Of loaa,
Newspapers arc not 10 copy his adj.
rortieep,en withoHt ne orpSess orders
OF HARPER a BROrthRs.
Address HARPER n BROTHERS,
New York.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-11-23
Garments Of Glass.
DRESSES, sIilwLs, FEATHERS, ere, MADE
FROM rms FRAGILE SUBSTANCE.

when Sarah Bcrnharlt made up her
mind TO visit this country, she deter
mlned to wear on the stage some novel;
~ that no other woman had over worn.
The genius of Worth wns unequal to the
demands Of the artistic, aud she was
about tu give the Idea up IN despair. AT
last cue Of her frinds suggested II raj
mrnl lhnt was Mt once novel, beautiful,
original aud practically possible. Ills
Idea MAS ~ array the divine Sarah In
Earmrsts Of Spu8 glass, glorloue In all
the pOlurs ~ the rlinbow, not trnnspni-
rnt, but M flexible M the sollcst silk.
The world laughed and looked upon his
idea M al advertising scheme. Hut Nh
rah encouraged him and nj last II was
announced that he had accomplished
what the world deemed was impossible.
Mcesrs, Attcrbury Il Go. Of this city,
says the pitisburg Telegraph, one of our
prominent glass flruip, arc actually
engaged In the MANUFACTURES N nrtl-
Vlea Of drcsH from tnaierlal that " CONE
IcseL OF q combination Of glasa and ullk.
Experiments have been carried on for
the past few months IN secret mppner.
spd The iiriu haa glFrll the inspfsssion
,hRt thsy are now engaged Ia making
solnv pprr ~ Bcrnhardta wardrobe.
The nrm obtained tho secret " the pro.
CHss n napafastare from the original
dsco,srtr of The great secret. The mr.
tcles are IA flexible ~ cotton rAllk, and
AnD Nv washed aud ti,d IN knots The
n,Htsfftd Il not fragile ant Ia uninilam-
nnils. I'lss exact bo,lc ~ manufacture
MI - 'plt , .er"i f,r SOME linv' yet
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-11-23
1881.
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE.
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKJY--i6 PAGES.
Suited to Bows and Girl, o. rom sxto Sixteen Years
Of Age
Volume II. commences NoYern-
Der z, 1880.
Now IL tho time to Subscribe.

within year Of ia first appearance
HARPEWs YOUNG PEOPLE has sccur.
ed a leading place among tho periodl-
Gals designed for Juvenile readers.
The object of those who have the pa.
per ~ charge II to provide for boys
and girls from tho age Of nix TO aixtcen
weekly treat In the way ofenterlnin.
ing stories, poens, historical sketch es,
aud other attractive reading matter,
with profuse aid beautiful illustra.
lions aud nj the same time 10 make
lts spirit aud influence harmonlze
with tho metal atmosphere which per
vadcs every cultivated Christian
household. This important design
they endcavor 10 carry out by combin
ing the best literary aud artistic talent
no that fiction shall appear In bright
and innocof colors. sober facts NJ.
sumo such holiday dress NJ to be no
longer dry or dull, and mental exer-
else, In the solution Of puzzles, prob.
lens, aud other devices, become u de.
light.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-11-23
Valuable Lot for Sale.

Situated on Main Street, Bristol
Tennessee, opposite the Thomas
House. For further particulars al.
dress. LEO HARMELtNU,
Kings Mil, Va,
uoVn'gDIf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-11-23
The Sky in November.
sMK POSITION OF THE PRINCIPAL PLANETS
GLORIOUS VIEWS OF SATURN.


Baturn Ia the evening star, and though
lesser light than the glowing Jupiter,
surpasses him In interest during the
month. He has passed his opposition or
nearest point to the earth, but Is still
travelling toward his perihelion or near
cot point to the sun, which he will not
reach till 1884. Therefore he will appear
brighter than he did this year nj the
next opposition of 1881, and still bright
or at each succeeding one till 1884 When
DO will he. l00, 900, 900 miles nearer the
sun than at his most distant point, and
put on his most glorious phase. The
rings will continue to open until 1855,
whom they will reach their widest eX-
tent, and the planet Will also reach the
point Of greatest northern decllnation
within the same period. The years 1888!
and 1885 are the golden season for as
tronomers Of the present to make spc-
cIal study OF Saturn. When In 1907 the
conditions Of the present are partially
repeated, the vision that Is now clear
aud iar-seeing will become dim by the
passage Of time, and If twenty-five
years Is the average length for an AS
tronomcr's vigorous power Of obscrva-
ton, when Saturn sweeps round again
toward perlhelion new race of 0bserv-
era will take the place Of those who now
wonder and admire rs the glory Of the
Saturnian system Is revealed to their en-
chanted eyes. Perhaps by that time
continued observations and improved
Instruments may determine whether
there ~ q triple ring besides the dusky
ring, whether the rings are made up Of
clouds Of satellites too small to be seen
separately, aud too close together to al
low the intervals between them TO be
Visible, or whether the rings are APP
preaching the planet. We never see
this magnificent planet through the tel
cgcopc without wishing that the picture
OF surpussing lovllncss could be painted
on the nightly sky, and that all &ho
EsLe upon the starry depths might be-
hold the enhancing spectacle, n glorious
orb, encircled by golden rings and sur
rounded by gIIttering points of light,
the cOloring no clear and softly toned
that the brightest earthly tlnts scem
,nuddy IN comparison, the grandeur Of
the spectacle transcendlng the power of
the non to paint. Saturn and Jupiter
ara both moving south, and Saturn's
slower motion will Increase the distance
between them, NO that he rises aud sets
about 1fty minutes later throughout the
month. Ho sets now not far from D
o'clock In the morning; ut the end Of
the month about 2.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-11-23
TUESDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1850.
The New Colony.

'T1s a scheme that IL truly gigantic
Tom Hughes has just started, for he
IL now taking across the Atlantic,
To settle in far Tennessee
A new colony, people by dozen-
Male settlers the young and the old,
With their wives and their sisters and
cousins,
Are all gathered into the fold.
They're to SOW on the fair mountain
ranges,
70 reap and to trade In the mart,
While through all Fortunes troublesome
changes
They're still to be English Mt heart.
Quoth the willy American, "Thank-e,
Though now Of Old England you're
types,
IN very few years you'll be Yankees,
Aud swear by the Stars and the
Stripes"
London Punch.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-11-23

1874. ESTABLISHED 1858
SOUTH WEST VIRGINIA
IRON WORKS.
With increased facilities we arc now
prepared to offer o the public
all kinds of
Castings and machinery
Having, perhaps, the largest assert
ment of patterns In this part Of the
State; MILLING MACHINERY, CIR
CULAR SAW MILLS. MINING AND
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY,
PUMPS, CRUsHERS DC. We
have the latest patterns and
most improved PLows, CAST
WROUGHT AND STEEL Of
the latest patterns and i'm
prOvements, and give
special attention TO this
part Of the business.
We have the agency for the sale OF
STEAM ENGINES from 5 to so horse
power, Burr Stones, Boiling Cloths,
&c.
A second hand Wool ARDINa
MAozINE and PICKER in good
order, for sale, also pair
Portable Mill Burr
Stones.
]. b. BARRETT & CO.,
March II. ls70--If Wvthoville.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-11-23
What John Saw.

While riding horseback, John Elder,
of Allen, Iowa, saw coming from the
sky n ball of fire, apparently about the
size of Il Hour barrel. lie was paralized
with fear, and saw the globe strike the
head of the animal he rode, when he
tainted. Upon coming to his senses he
found that the horse was dead, the head
of the animal being scared as if by Il red
hot iron.
The part of the story relating to the
horse needs confirmation. John was
probably drunk.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-12-03
Personal.

Rev j. r. Russell, Butte, was in town on
important business this week.
BARLEY Lyon left on Tuesday for winter
visit to Rensselaer,, Indiana.
v.B McQuestion, Esq, Bear Mouth, Is In
town and intends to remain at least until
the Grand Jurors for the December term
have been discharged.
Mr.. Youngs, of the Geneva Nursery, was in
town Saturday closing up business for the
season. He expects to begin delivering at
Benton early and Mr.. Goodhue at Butte and
Deer Lodge about May LIST.
Judge J. G. spratt, A. G. Writer, Joseph A.
HYDE, James Mathews, Butte, p. Gilfeather,
Pioneer, William Larey, Philipsburg, Alex.
Nierling, Emmetsburg, Rufus johnson, Snow
Shoe, have visited Deer Lodge this week.
District Attorney A. e. Mayhem is in Hell
ena We believe 1t is held where achange OF
venue is granted in criminal case 1t must be
prosecuted by the District Attorney of the
District in which the crime Is alleged to have
been committed.
Messenger Mike Tovey DIETER known as
Toby and r. w. Osborne were here few
days since and run out with treasure coach.
1t will be recollected that Mike was messen-
ger on a coach between Carson and Bodie
last August when it was attacked by two
road agents. He killed one and the other ran,
receiving himself a shot in the right arm.
While Mike was having his wound dressed
some little distance away the unwounded
chap came back and stole the treasure box.
The sequel to it Is that the robber was caught,
is serving a seventeen years sentence in a
California State Prison and that Mike Is ION
duty" again and his arm nearly well.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-12-03
A Narrow Escape.

Wednesday last was TO travellers the most
disagreeable day of the season. The Their
mometer registered about TO- below during
the day and fierce northwest wind prevail
ed-snow and ice, flying in minute particles,
drifting in places TO the depth Of three or four
feet and making IL almost an impossibility to
distinguish objects at a short distance.
Coaches were delayed by the drivers losing
the road, and save those whose business made
IL n necessity none ventured on the road. No
cases of persons having been frozen are re-
ported, but passenger on the Deer Lodge
and Helena road narrowly escaped. Thee.
Carrick is the driver and IL a man who has not
only been in the employ of the company for
years but is temperate reliable and attentive.
Night overlook the coach in the Dog Creek
Hills. He had as passengers Messrs Burk,
Herofode and Jones, in the employ OF the
government telegraph line and ordered to re-
port at Fort Missoula. The passengers did
not apparently suffer from cold and Mr.. Her
ofode was thought to be the most comfortable
man in the party. Just below town where the
lane fence commences the driver had some
difficulty In keeping the road owing TO a
fierce driving and drifting snow. He got out
Of the sled, took a lantern, led his horses and
managed TO reach here about SIP. m.-four
hours behind time. On arrival Messrs. Bnrk
and Jones alighted, but on attempting to
arouse their companion he was found 10 be
in a stupor. They then attempted to remove
him from the sled but he was, seemingly (,
perfectly rigid. Thoroughly alarmed, they
applied the usual remedies and in short
time had the satisfaction of seeing him recov-
or without even a frost bite. II was a narrow
escape as the man was unconscious Of cold
and 1t In that state produced by cold which
Immediately precedes death. Mr.. Herofode
rightly concluded not TO journey further that
niuhf
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-12-03
TERRITORIAL CANVASS.
Alleged Deer Lodge County Abstracts
Rejected by the Board.

Special Dispatch to N. NV.
HELENA, December 1.-The Territorial
Board Of Canvassers met to-day to canvass
the returns for Delegate. When Deer Lodge
was reached a paper was found signed oy
one of the canvassers and certified by the
clerk; also, protest signed by the other
two members of the Board against recogniz-
ing such returns. The Board therefore de-
cided that the paper was not an abstract oil
the votes given in said county and ordered
that messenger be sent for the returns pro-
vided for by law.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-12-03

The net indebtedness ofDeer Lodge county
March 1, 1879, was 81, 752A9, and although
the revenues largely increased during the
year the enormous criminal business In the
Courts and the erection Of the new Jail run
the net Indebtedness on March /, 1880, to &C.,
12260. This year the increase of taxable
property has exceeded half million dollars
and there has also been increase Of license
receipts, while the expenditures have been
moderate. The result IL there will be this
year surplus Of over $4,000 to apply on the
county debt, reducing II to about so 900,
which is less than 1t has been for IL years.
Under these circumstances 1t looks reduc-
ton of the rate Of taxation would be highly
proper and satisfactory.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-12-03
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Notice is hereby given that In pursuance Of an
der of the Probate Court Of the county OF Deer Lodge
Territory of Montana, made on the Nth day OF No
vember lSs0in the matter OF the estate Of Thoe. H.
OConner dec-ased the undersigned administer OF the
estate OF said deceased will cell at public auction to
the highest bidder for cash, and subject TO conrma-
ton BY said Probate CONT Saturday the 18th day
OF December 1880 at 10 O'Clock NJ. at front door OF
the Court House In the town and
comfy of Deer Lodge, all the right,
title, interest and estate Of the said deceased
at the time of his death and all the right title and
interest that the sad estate has, by operation OF law
or otherwise acquired other than or In addition to
that of the said deceased the time Of his desth In
and to all those certain lots pieces parcels OF land
situate and lying In the said county of Deer Lodge,
Territory Of Montana, and bounded and described az
follows, to- wt-Lots 10, IA. ID and 10 In Block II:
Lots 8. and In Block - according to the ofictal
survey VI Deer Lodge City, n. T. .-.
Terms and conditions Of sale, caeh. Deed atex-
pense Of purchaser.
Administrator estate Of Thos. II. OCUnner deceased.
December I. 1850. t96-3t
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-12-03
OUR NEW ROUTE EAST.
Quick Time, Low Rates and a Pleasan
Trip.


Hundreds Of hontanisns who have not been to tn
to trip sometime during the present spring. The
OF this general due largely to our
long OF prosperity, but vastly more to the fact
that We have now, practically, a through rail route
from Montana to cities Of both the Atlantic and Pa
cinc slopes. The Utah q Northern Railroad is 40
Last 60 near that the former dreaded stage ride has
dwinded to one that, In comparison, Is mere pas
time. Passengers leave Helens, Deer Lodge Butte
Virginia City on Monday morning, take breakfast
ut Ogden about Wednesday, and dine at Chicago, st.
Louis, San Francisco. on Saturday. or, about the
1st OF June, they can shorten this time about one
da%; all. 49, nom -. ,.., p.s Do. ,,.. ~. ma,
fairly consider that the point At which the bulk Of The
East hound travel win THE spring change from the
Concord coach to the luxurious Horton reclining chair
cars OF the Utah d Northern. Red Rock 10 only 100
miles south Of Helena 165 miles south Of Deer Lodge
80 miles south Of Butte, 106 miles from Virginia
City and 50 miles from salisbury. Taking the aver
road at Red Rock has large advantage over the
river ut Benton. Stages and trains run daily, and
connections are close and sure through to al points
n the United States. The delays and uncertainties
Of navigation are thus unknown on our southern
route. Considering the luxury safety and speed
1900 lst class; S7b ID class, and 90 emi9ant are
really very reasonable. Through tickets are also
sale at the different Offices of Gilmer Salisbury Co.
to all important cities Of The Union at pOportionate
~ low rates. Emgrant and second class passengers
have drst class accommodations on stages-a marked
Improvement on last years custom Of putting them
through on mail wagons. Indeed, there ID much
pleasure In store for the average Montanian who 10
about to make his long Anticipated trip East BY rail-
and to our readers In the East who contemplate
journey to Montana, we can comEend the Absve
showing lust - heartily. E ... ..H
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-12-03
Matrimonial.

A pleasing event occurred mt the residence
Of tho groom's mother, in this city, on We'd
nesday morning, that of the marriage Of our
friends Mr. Fl. @. Walton and Miss Mamie
r. Rea OF Butte. The ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. J.. r. Russell, OF the latter place,
and was witnessed by only \ few personal
friends, aside from the relatives Of the con-
tfaotine parties. Both bride and groom are
former residents pf Deer Lodge and made
many friends during their stay here - they
have since their departure to the Silver City.
We extend the heartiest congratulations Of
The NEW NoRrH-WEsr 70 the happy ones,
and wish them I'll the happiness they have
anticipated, in which we areseconded by >
large circle q friends In the Valley Village.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-12-03
To BE Contested

On last Saturday Mr.. A. C. Witter, by his
attorneys, Messrs. Spratt & Stapieton, filed
notice Of suit to contest with Mr.. James 8.
McAndrews the election of County Clerk
and Recorder. Mr.. McAndrews has engaged
Messrs. J. G. Robinson and Thos. L. Napton
to represent his case, and hearing has been
set by Judge Galbraith for Wednesday,. De-
cember 8.