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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-07-29
kINNICKIHNTc.
Harvesting i'll full blast.

Harvesting i'll full blast.
Our schools have all closed for the
summer.
Mr.. Crawford has purchased new
Marsh harvester.
We understand that Miss Lewis Is
doing well with her music class.
Mr.. White is cutting his grain will
one of Woods Irvine binders, purchas
ed of X. l.. Lien.
Win Hobart came up from Jersey
and spent last Sunday withus. lie re
ports corn as very backward in that
section.
The special town meeting held at
the Mapes school house last Saturday
to decide about the Gillen road was
postponed.
Alvin Lowell has made trip to Rem
vile Co., Mimi, and was SO well pleas
ed with the country that he bought
800 acres of land.
Lyman Loring has been down again
He reports crops looking splendid il
the Red River country. His mother
returned with him.
Mr.. Wilson and wife have returned
from Clear Lake, where they have
been spending few days visiting theil
daughter, Mrs. Nye.
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-.

THE Republican State Central Com
mittee has opened headquarters at
Milwaukee and are making prepare
tions for vigorous and aggressive
campaign. We trust that the Con-
gressional District, County and Town
committees will during the campaign
indicate that they exist in something
besides name. The pending campaign
is an important one and all active Re-
publicans as well as committeeman
should be on deck prepared for active
work. The result will either place
the government in the hands of its
enemies OF preserve it to its friends.
Republicans, which shall it be?
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-07-29
Ell PAso.

Rufus Kiborn is here again; this
time from Colorado.
b. II. Gilman recently saw a lynx in
his barn yard chasing his lambs.
A few pigs of the Poland China
breed for sale in this neighborhood
Winter wheat and barley is cut and
in shock. The former is badly rusted.
We would like to hear from the
farmers in regard to holding conven-
ton early this fall.
Although the road tax has been one
cent on the dollar and the most of this
Is worked, yet our roads need more
repairing.
Mrs. Morse has returned from River
Falls where she was hurt on the 5th
by runaway horse. She is recover
ing slowly and will probably be all
right again.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-07-29

In ''cheek" the Madison Democrat
excels. 1t speaks of Philo A. 0rton
of La Fayette county, as claiming tc
have belonged to the Democratic party
at different times in the past, seeking
to convey the impression that he was
never recognized by the party as a
Democrat. orion was the Democratic
candidate for Attorney Generalin 1861
and for Congress in the Third District
in 1875, which seems to justify his
claim to having belonged to the Dem.
Ocratic party.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-07-29

The United States Narshals are a
very i'll used lot of officials. Several
of them have borrowed money at ex-
tortionate rates of interest, and have
mortgaged their homes to procure
money enough to keep the courts open,
doing this because a Democratic Con-
gress refused to supply the needed
funds, while it squandered millions on
projects of questionable propriety.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-07-29

The invasion of the Indian Territory
by white adventures is assuming large
proportions, and if an attempt is made
by United States authorities to drive
off the squatterS severe conflict will
probably eusue.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-07-29

THE real issue in this canvass is what
it was in 1850, the party that favored
slavery and dis-union, and that which
placed first in it's creed, the union and
equal rights and privileges to all its
citizens. The issue between the can
didates, which some voters are bound
to look at, is that of the soldier and
statesman in the person of General
Garfield, who has been in public life
eighteen years, been tried in high po-
sitions and never found wanting,
against the soldier alone in the person
Of General Hancock, who, besides his
fine military record, has nothing upon
which to base his claims to the votes
of the people for the highest civic of
flee at their command.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-07-29

SOME of the Southern Democratic pa
pers seem to think that it isn't best to
'enthuse" very much over Gen. Han
cock as the conqueror of the confeder.
acy, and editorially announce that they
are not particularly fond of crow even
if nicely served up. 1t is evident that
Democratic campaign speakers must
prepare two records for their candi.
date, one for use at the north and an
other with which to persuade the ''sol-
id south.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-07-29
OAK GROVE.

Harvesting.
Barley is all cut and is good crop
Many of our farmers are buying self.
binders.
Ernest Heckell has his barn up and
enclosed.
Wheat fields are getting white
cause chintz bugs.
Harmon Stroul is building large
granary on his farm.
The prospects for good crop are
constantly decreasing.
John Foley lost a horse recently, it
being gored to death by COW.
Andrew Jonas has taken the con-
tract to build a new bridge across Big
River near the Catholic church.
Aaron Brackin lately purchased of
F. j. Burhyte five hundred and sixty
yards of print for use in his family
We now claim the deepest well in
the county, the said well being OIL the
farm owned by Henry Thorn and is up
wards of three hundred feet in depth
Who beats ite
Those afflicted with indigestion
would do well to call on Andrew Jo-
mas as he has the receipt for making a
medicine that is the best we ever saw.
We have used it and can testify to its
merits.
Unless some action is taken in the
matter of the State Road the travelling
public will have to take some other
road to and from Prescott, as part of
the said road through Sec. is almost
impossible owing to distractions being
placed there by some of our enterpris.
ing citizens.
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ELLSWORTH.
Morris Kimball is at home.
Green peas 25 cents per peck.
John VIM drives two horses now.
T. L. Nelson is visiting in Michigan.
II. Lowater is taking insurance risks.
Jerry Quinn has bought new bug
gy.
II. c. Kennicott has gone to Lake
City.
Miss Martha Kimball has returned
home
IL. Lowater is practicing law at Ellis
worth.
L. L. Davis has returned from Camp
bell, MINI.
S. Catura is cutting The hay on the
Powers place,
Mrs. Britton is visiting friends IN
this village.
Mrs. Rickett has large music class
in this village.
Miss Julia Rice died July Goth after
a short illness.
Henry Jaggers and G. Rice were in
town on Monday.
Miss Ella Bradley is visiting friends
at New Richmond.
Miss Beatty, of Iowa, is visiting rel
atives in this village.
Miss Lille Lewis is visiting friends
in Emerson, Manitoba.
A large drove of good cattle passed
through town on Monday.
Our streets are furnishing excellent
''mire holes for the hogs.
James T. Carney, of Manitoba, paid
us friendly visit last week.
Work on Judge Ames' dwelling has
been suspended until after harvest.
The Burr Oaks are the best organlz-
ed nine we have seen in the county.
A st. Paul cattle buyer is here buy
ing cattle for the st. Paul Market.
G. w. Kimball & Son are about to
erect a fine residence on Main Street.
Julius Clifford has bought Jerry
Ouinn's house and lot. Consideration
$3.50.
The circus agent rented the ground
of Mr.. Woodwork. The present base
ball grounds.
A number of our young folks enjoy
ed social party at Opera Hall last
Friday evening.
A. Brownson sold two fine cows on
Monday. They are to be added to a
st. Paul milk herd.
Now it is DR.. Hart, j. B. Jensen, f.
S. Doolittle and c. Fenton that are
carrying their fingers in sling.
Frank Brown has gone to run
base" in the harvest field. That game
has more than nine innings and no
outs.
ga low score denotes fine playing in
base ball work. The Ellsworth boys
succeeded in keeping their score the
lowest. it being So to Burr Oaks 50.
A 'newly picked nine" are now in
practice to soon play another game
witt the Burr Oaks. 1t is said the
lightnill. ever strikes twice in the
same place, and it certainly struck"
Ellsworth last Saturday.
Joseph WEIGH, Is years of age,
broke both bones of his right fore arm
while running side game on the ball
ground last Saturday. He and another
boy ran against each other in trying
to catch ''fly FOUL of the paper box
they were using.
The "whole township and his next
neighbor' turns out here to see game
of ball. To us it seems as if the Els
worth boys were excellent batters, "a
miss being as good as mile" AS for
fielders-well, mufiing a ball does not
hurt it, and then it saves the base run
ner's feelings not to put him out. The
Burr Oaks scoring rs before Ellsworth
made a tally.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-07-29
FOR MEMBER OF CoNGRESs-7TH DIST.
H. L. HUMPHREY,
OF ST. CRoIX COUNTY.

lr is said that the annual income of
General Grant is $4,000. If this is
true there IS no need of his being pen
stoned on a United States Senatorship,
or any other public position as an act
of charity.
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GILMAN.

Christian Mass, a former resident of
Gilman, but who has of late resided
in st. Paul, has returned to his farm
| in Gilman.
Those gentlemen employed by John
Thompson to drill a well have, after
great perseverance, abandoned the
job in despair.
The cool weather we have lately en-
joyed has improved the wheat crop so
that there will be good deal of good
wheat, yet much is total failure
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Business CARDS TOUR lines OF iesss 20
A square will be counted the space OF one ms n.
Local notices will be charged according 10 e.
character. Nothing less thAn - cents lle toF
the first Insertion ar 10 cent for the second.
All Job Work mustbe paid for on delivery.
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prompt q Policies
wishing
advantage trial before inung elsewhere
Bradslaws 2l~97
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-07-29
VOL. "a
J. w. HAMILTON,
Resident Dentist.
ONCE second door south of Post ONCE
BOOT g. SHOE STORE.

WADSW0RTH 4 WEIGER Manufacturers
OF and dealer in Boots and Shoes, Gloves,
Mittens, Hosiery and every thing usually
kept in a iirst-class boot and shoe store at the
lowest possible prices. Custom work spec
iality Repairing promptly and neatly done.
Shop On Main Street first door south of Cam
er0n = bakery, River Falls. Wis. 2l-35
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-07-29
Dayton Mills.

This mill contains all the new and
improved machinery for Custom Work.
Satisfaction guaranteed. \ fair share
of patronage is solicited. 50-tf
J. NJ. TozER, Lessee.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-07-29
FLOUR g. FEED STORE!

have constantly on hand ut my new
store on Main street, River Falls, and
for sale
FANCY AND COMMON FLOUR,
shorts, Bran, and all kinds of Feed
Orders promptly filled and goods delivered
TO any part OF the village 52-tl
GEORGE FORTUNE.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-07-29
THE st. Louis Post-Dispatch, a Den

THE St. Louis Post-Dispatch, a Dem
ocratic paper, says:
Only fools underrate the strength of
the antagonist. In politics those who
fool themselves are worse than those
who fool others. Garfield's nomina-
tion was, under the existing circum-
stances, a great, good, lucky piece of
fortune to the Republican party. Gar
field means ANTON and harmony. Gar.
field means the entire Republican par
tisan vote. Garfield means Ohio. Gar.
field means the hearty support of the
Hayes administration. Garfield means
an absolutely united Republican party
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1880-07-29
RIVER FALLS ms. AGENCY.
l.. s. ROUNSEVELL, Agent,
Represents FOH0cing kxl0ra Companies:
PHOENIX,

ETNA Hartford,
PHOENIX,
UNDERWRITERS, New York.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-03-30
Scott County Items.

Mr.. w. II. Sibley, Of Washington
City, will ut once commence In Estill-
Vile the erection of fine framed dwell
ing for Hon. j. b. Richmond. 1t will
DC located In tho valley between Main
Street and the base of Clinch Mountain.
Mr. Jeler Culberlson, aged about 22
years died near Nckelsville last Thurs
day Of cramp collie.
Mr.. Elias Marshall, ono Of the oldest
and most highly esteemed citizens of the
county, died mt 4 A. NJ. last Friday nj
the age Of 80 years. He died at his
homo at Point Truth.
jonathan IIartsock, n very respectable
citizen Of Point Truth was recently ar
rested by Deputy Marshall Blanchard
and lodged In Abingdon Jail. We learn
his oirense was probably through lack of
Information, or owing TO accident. At
any rate he is not Ngarded as having
done any willful wrong.
John Addison, charged with dealing
In crooked whiskey, near osborre's
Ford was brought TO Bristol Saturday
last and taken on TO Abingdon. lie Is
said to have had still under his house
floor, and so arranged that Nil the smoke
and steam found vent through the chin
ney to his dwelling.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-03-30

but the "Iron and Alum Mass' is tho cheap
est remedy I have found, and has done the
most good, consequently nm encouraged
10 continue its use notwithstanding our
family physician says II is for rich peo-
,1ie with nothing much the matter with
them. Well, we are not rich, and sup
pose it obernt,s differently on poor pe0-
pie. NV wife has been an invalid for years,
and IL getting hotter Doctors will d fer +"
Send me the Mass. Experience is better
than logic. Respectfully, f IA
JAMES NJ. CARR.
The "seven Springs Iron and Alum
Mass" is for sale by j. A Diekev & Co.,
and Bunting & Pepper Bristol Tenn,
How true it is that "doctors will differ"
Or, W. silliman, of Iarederdnle, Miss
Gays; II have found the Seven Springs
Mas all that could be desired the NE PLIES
ULTRA, perfection"
DR.. Geo, 7. Harrison, of New York, says ::
~ have found no one single remedy to
yield such satisfactory resultp.'
DR.. A Lancaster Of Stormville Miss, =, says
'I am Convinced of the therapeutic value
Of the Iron ard Alum Mass"
Dr.. W. F. Barr. Of Abingdon, Va, SAYS :
az know of no remedy upon which l can
rely with more certainty Of satisfactory re-
suits"
We could extend this list into the hum
dreds from physicians who appreciot tho
value of health and the welfare Of their pa
tents, wcro IT necessary, but the "scven
Springs Mass speaks for itself VIII reyer
tried .sl
For sale by J. a.. Dickey & Co md all
first class druggists.
AiwdyS mention Sercn Springs Mass
Jan. u, 's0-lv.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-03-30
NEW SPRTNG GOODS Mo
has hem AMI Where to Bag
Them.

We would respectfully call the atten-
tenton OF our friends, our customers,
and the public generally, to our new
stock of Spring and Summer Goods,
which we selected in person from the
northern cities. We made it point to
bny the best quality of goods, and in all
the latest styles. Our line of dress goods
are pronounced by the best lady judges
to be as complete and handsome rs ever
brought to this market, and our prices
are rs low as any retail house, even in
large cities, and we ask all the ladies of
Bristol aud country to call and examine
our stock, and give us their trade, and if
we have overlooked anything in that
line we hope to be apprlsed Of ii, and
VIC will order at once.
Our stock of Buntings comprise all
the new opening shades ard colors.-
Our stock Of Buttons can't be surpassed
for beauty and style. Our line of no.
lions is complete, in such as Handker-
chiefs, Ties Runlhg, Cuffs and Collars,
Combs, Kid Gloves, Corscts, includin 7
DR.. Warne's Nursing Corset, something
never kept in Bristol before. 1t is use
less for us to try to give or enumcrate
all we keep, but ask you one and all to
come and see for yourselves, and we
know If you want anything at all, we
will be sure to sell you. Remember we
still buy all kinds of Produce, and give
rs much as anybody else, if not little
more for some things.
We are paying to-day for choice But
ter 25c, Fresh White Butter 90 to % sc,
Lard, l0cts, Eggs to &c, Bacon 7l6c
for hogromd, and for nice dry lot Sc.
Feathers 40 to 45, Corn soc. Thanking
you all Ladies and Gentlemen, little
boys and girls for your liberal patronage
in the past, we hope by an extra effort
on our part to please, we may have your
trade and as many more In future.
Your friends,
NJ. ID. ANDES & co.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-03-30
DIED.

Nal. W. ID. Bloylns, n former we'll
known citizen of this vicinity died NJ
the home Of his son-ln-law (Mr. Full
cher) In Alfalfa, Ala. u few DAYS since.
Maj. Blcyins went to Alabama some
four or 1--we years ago. lie was about
so years Of age.
Mr.. Samuel Morrcll, on IIo'ston River,
departed this life Last Sunday, aged
about 20. He was an excellent gentle
mat.
Mr.. Joseph l.. Burls, died at his home
Ave miles East Of Joncsboro, Tucsday
morning, aud WIS buried NJ johnson
City yesterday. lie wns one of our
oldest citizens. being In the neighbour
hood Of eighiy-two years of ge,--Jones-
boro journal.
Mr.. William Lewis was drowned In
the Witauga near DR., Borings last
saturday, II seems that he had taken
some one across the river IN canoe. 49,
While returning Il Is supposed that he
was attacked by n IT thc was subject TO
ilte) aud fell out Of tie canoe. Ills
body wae not found till the next day
JoFceNru Journal
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-03-30
Many attractions for ladies
trade at ANDERSON'S.

Death Of Jay SpRrrier. the dreary
March winds of yesterday, poor Jay
Spurrier's lamp Of life was blown out.
He expired ut 10 A. NJ, at the age of SO
yrs, 6da. Early in the warhe came from
Maryland and settled at Bristol rs an
express officer. Through the kindness
of friends he has at times been placed in
other business positions. being noted for
his clerical ability. He lived and died u
bachelor, and away from al his relatives.
Frequently he became Incorporate, but
was always regarded rs gentleman.
More than month ago q huge car
bunclc developed on the back Of his
neck, and to this was added grave at
tack Of pneumonia. During his illness
he remained under the hospitable roof
of Capt. j. G. Hammer, and was waited
on and visited by many friends. He
WAS buried to-day at noon by Shelby
Lodge No. 1862, A. f. & A. Masons, of
which he has for years been member.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-03-30
Bedford Va, Alum & Iron SPRINGS.
WATER, MASS AND PILLS.

Efficient in Scrofula and skin dis
case, u. NJ Allen, NJ. D., N. e.
Successful in Dyspepsia and Chron-
&c Dlsrrh@a. Prof. Sam'l Jackson
NJ D.. Upiv. IF Pa
Adapted in Chloratic aud tAnmic
conditions and certain diseases pecu-
liar TO women disorders OF the kihneys
and bladder PROF. J. j. Norman,
NJ. ID Va. trLt4 Min
satisfactory IN Dyspeprin, Chronic
Diarrhoea and nervous diseases arising
from impure blood; also in certain
diseases Of females. ~ Geo. #. Harri-
son, NJ. d. Physician Woman's los,
pital, N. Y.
Used with great benefit In Mala.
rial Fever and Diptheria. Us. r.
Dupon, M. d i, Ga. ii.a. t.s
prompt in relief of headache, both
sich and nervous, and chills. - Rev.
K. G Dotson. Va.
Excellent in restoring deblitated
systems to health and strength. -
Thos G. Mercer, Md Ind.
Tonic, Alternative, diuretic; one of
natures greatest remedies. y Medical
Asso of Va Lynchburg,
Recommended az a phophyhctic in
Me'arial Districts, I'D II Fairex, NJ,
d. N O lfat
I'll find it the best remedy / ever
used In diseases of the throat up A
tiiflprd, NJ ~, N. &. pn.t
VERY beneficial IN uterine deIanae-
ments and malarial conditions, "a
w. Vail NJ. ID Ohio.
MY experience il very favorable to
its curative virtue "-.Thos. f. Rum
bald NJ. D.. st. Lous.
Sample supply sent free TO my Ply
stefan desiring to test. Pamphlets
sent free. Analysis with each pack
age Water as IL comes from the
Sp ines "a per case. Mass 80 cts and
81; $3.50 and S. 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. N. DAVIES, Prest. Of the Co
IS Main ST. Lyucbbwg Va.
/. N1lAI fIftuGfl-l II, O. HoT ia
Sold by Bunting & Pepper, Bristol
Tenn. nov. A, '70-ly
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-03-30
Personal.

Judge w. V. Dcaderick, OF the Tenn.
Supreme Court Of Arbitration, aud Mes
srs. G. w. st. John, and Thomas Curtin,
and Judge X. Il. Butler called TO see us
during Court week. They are among
the very best lawyers at this bar.
Mr.. w, II. Sib'ey, builder, from Wash
ington city, paid us call last Wednes-
day, on his way to Estlllville, where he
has the contract to build Hon. j. y.
Rlchmond's dwelling, the work on which
will exhibit many improvements of the
period.
Mr.. Jno. u. +. Mills, leading citizen
of Big Stone Gap, called to see us last
Friday, and Of course subscribed for the
News.
Judge Kelley at the recent term Of the
Scott county Circuit Court decided that
the late Judge Anderson held the county
Judgeshlp Of Russell for only the unex-
plred term of his predecessor.
Maj. j. L. Burts, one of the good old
landmarks of Washington county, Tenn.
died last Tuesday, aged 50, and yenern-
ted by all who knew him.
DIR. Andrew Hicks, Is again ont and
able for business at the City Drug Store,
having taken this equlnoctlal Easter M
good time TO chill. He says Black
Dranght, which he and DR.. j. A. Dick
ey keep for sale has nearly cured him Of
chllls which he brought with him from
West Tenn.
Moss. Tagenbrock and Isaac Smith
have gene into partnership In the beef
business near the Wees Office, and are
keeping beautiful lot Of meat at fair
prices.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-03-30

Boo Edres.--Fie,n all quarters In 6di-
Ivan We learn that Bob Esnes will run
ahead Of all opposition for Sheriff Bob
has made the most acceptable and yalu-
able Trustee the county has had for
years. He has grown more and more
popular until, really, he cannot be beat
EN- at all. He will make a splendid
Sheriff. and win be very accommodating
as wei as o most energetic one. We
don't bet much, but any parties who are
good" can subscribe for any number
of copies Of the Brirtol Ne,es, up to 100,
payable at $3.50 year, when Bob Eanes
shall be elected Sheriff Of Sullivan.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-03-30
Sale of Land Near Bristol.

The we'll known Jacob Merchant farm
situated two miles N. +. of Bristol, on
the A. NJ. & o. r. II. and containing
$50 acres, was sold n few days ago by
Mr.. Jacob Susong, administrator, &c. to
Mr.. Flanders Barker, who has returned
from Texas, where he lived for II years.
The price paid by Mr.. Barker was
$2400, and cost Mr.. Merchant in cash
$1,000. Mr.. Barker is native of Kin
,derhook Dist, and was late Sheriff Of
mis- county In Texas. The farm he has
now purchased ls In most excellent con-
dition.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-03-30
IiIrills.

BARKER-on Sixth Street, Rristol,
last Saturday morning the 27th, the wife
OF Ex-Mnyor J. NJ. Barker of daugh-
Ter. h.
GRAnAM.--ln Bristol March 81,
The wife OF VIM. Graham Of daughter.
BRANs0N.--In Goodson, March az,
the wife Of Henry i. Bmnson, of u
eon.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-03-30
Free Show and Free Goods at
NDERSON'S.
IMPORTANT.
Your Taxes |

There nro from 20 to 80 thousand dol
lars Of taxes pow over due, and the Au-
ditor is now pressing their collection. |
now give notice to the taxpayers OF the
county that | am compelled to have this
money. The situation admits of no dc
lay. Please be prepared to settle when
ihc collectors call OH you.
II. c. CLARK, Treas.
Mnrch 29-lm