Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1880-03-23
Personal.

Seh' Triuemore says III mere is 10 De
q scrub race for Congress, he may be
counted a candidate.
Gov. McMullin was again In town last
Saturday. He says no power and no
combination on earth can beat him for
Congress.
Ellery johnson, the Abingdon Jewel
er, and Archie Picken, the Jonesboro
Jeweler, called TO see us last Saturday,
and two better young men don't often
call this way.
S. r. Ferguson has received over sew
en- thousand pounds of powder, and has
1t now stored in the Goodson Magazine.
Rev. David Buck preached last Sum
day at the Christian Church on Va. Hill.
Charlie Thurman, the great Nashville
Clothier, called to see us on his way east
last Tuesday. He looks vastly improved
in health, and we are glad to know he
has prospered in the Rock Hill City
Charley has always been friend to the
Ne,cs, and Is very apt to remain so for
life. We owe him for man kind acts and
favors, and we are not among those to
forget. May he grow rich and happy,
and live very many years.
Everett has at the Tip Top, some little
cigars he calls Midgets. Now, do you
try one of them and see If it isn't the
best out.
Mr.. w. Fl. smythe, of A. II. Smythe
& Bro, merchants at Hamilton Insti-
tute, called to see us this morning. They
are now getting their springs goods.
Esq Richard Nuckols has been APP
pointed and commissioned a Notary
Public for this county, and is now ready
to serve the people in that capacity. No
better appointment could have been
made.
Ro. G.. Lowry has an interesting word
for those needing clothing.
G. p. Crumley, of Mendoza, where he
and Abe Barker are doing live and eX-
tensive mercantile business, called to see
us last Saturday, as an instance Of his
deserved popularity, he is Masrer Of
Mendoto Lodge, A. Y. f. NJ.
Mrs. Bette Galloway will leave to-
morrow night "wednesday for the east
ern cities. She will return with large
and handsome stock of Spring millinery
and fancy goods.
Among the lawyers to-day in attend
ancc on the Bristol Circuit Court are
Judge w. V. Deaderick, Judge McKin-
ney, Judge r. r. Butler, Mess. w. D..
Haynes, G. j. st. John, Thos Curtin,
Maj. Mcdowell and W. p. Gillenwaters.
Judge Hacker is presiding.
DR.. John p. Hammer has at the city
Drug Store a sample of magnetic iron ore
taken from his Blountville farm, that
seems to be very valuable article. He
has an immense deposit of it and it must
be very valuable.
DR.. Chambers Bunting, late graduate
of Richmond Medical College, is in town.
Mr.. John Manwaring of Eagle Mills
ut Wallaces, Is now In Essex Center On
tario, Canada, and will not return until
next May. Mr., j. Guy Is his miller and
will furnish first class flour to all need
ing it. Read his special advt.
Prof. Frank B. Hutton has concluded
to suspend the practice of law with
Mess. Johnston & Trigg, TO accept a
most advantageous offer as Principal Of
the old Glade Spring High school, which
will open the first Monday In August
next.
He will at the close Of his school re-
sumo his law practice IN connection with
johnson & Trigg at Abingdon. We
congratulate the people of Glade Spring
on obtaining his services for year or so.
lie Is finely educated gentleman and
successful teacher and has the very
highest testimonials from DR.. Buchanan
and Others at Emory.