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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-12
tCoMMuNIcATED.l
A New Road Proposed From
Little Moccasin Gap to
Bristol.
.[CONLMrNICATED. !

Now that the building and making of
roads seem to be the order OF the day,
and, friend Fowler, this is subject |
had almost said that you have mono
mania for, have concluded to make q
few suggestions on this pet subject of
yours. No county can be properly de-
vcloped except by a system of good roads
and in this respect we are sadly deficient.
have observed with pleasure the i'm
mense stream of wagon trade that has
set in from Tazcwell, Russell and Wise
counties all tending toward your young
city. Now if you wish to retain this
trade already acquired, and to Increase
it. what is the first thing to be consider
ed? Make good roads and shorten the
distance as much rs possible. This can
be easily accomplished by crossing Mack
ason hole opposite John Worley'3 build
ing, good bridge at this point, open up
a new road up Boardwines creek, tap
ping the Rich Valley ut Mrs. CARROTS,
thence up the creek to |. G. Il. Davis,
and down the valley to Hscdy creek to
Maple Grove, thence down the Reedy
creek road to Clear Branch, to the Wa
terman farm, and down the creek to
Wallace's Switch, and through the farm
Of Messrs. Garrett, Fillingcrand Buchan-
al to tic present Bristol road This
route know to be eminently practical
will shorten the road to Bristol some I
or 3 miles, and can be built on very low
grades Now as TO the bridge over the
lIolston charter can he obtained from
The Judge of the circuit court, and no
doubt many gentlemen can he found
who would be willing TO build It us q
private enterprise. If the old road on
the north side Of tn. river from Wor-
lcy's to the ford was closed, compelling
the immense travel over this road 10
cross the bridge, establish low rate Of
toll, this would be the beat paying prop
eriy In the county for the amount Of
money invested. You may say this IL
asking big thing, but ifyou do not ag-
itate matters Of this kind the work Will
never be done, and trade Of immense
value to your town secured, that other
wise will be directed 10 some othcrpoint
owing altogether to the fact that you
have no haa:ablc road leading TO your
town. More anon *s*
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-12

l'ns Tennessee Democrats trottcd out
beautifully TO ruin, on Tuesday last.-.
The Republicans have "playcd It fine. "
A good deal has been said about Judge
Buffers course. II one Of the objects
OF his political life wps to strike NOR
tai blow to Democracy, he IL doubtless
pleased ut the success of last months
work at Nashville. The passage Of Il
q ax Receivable Coupon Bill IN Virginia,
hGs dissolved the Democratic party there,
aad the passage of this one will be MS
sure as fate to disrupt II IN !Tenncsseee.
Nothing 80 much sctsa man to thinking
aa n good square blow between the eyes,
and the Democratic party In Tennessee
Gun now begin to sober of and prepare
Cor campaign that will not be over
when the year Of eur Lord 1891 shall
have arrived.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-12

belief IN The tfuth OF dlchln-Whin-
iug bus fingered even In our own day.
lt'Was yet more prevalent In paat ccntli-
rica. Macaumy hnn rldlculcd Archbish-
op lnud for Tho care with which he re-
corded his dreams Ia hls dmry, but the
pfplulc Wus no more supprslllious In Tbs
respect lhnn were many Of his roniem-
potpiloa. The mcdiWyal historians gem
orally note some drrun prophecy before
anygrcat event took place. A pious
monk drcnmpt Of tic fatal accident
that should hcmll the Red King.
Henry w., of France, was oppressed
by evil dreams the night preceding bis
assassination, 10 ls ni undlspuicd mCl
that, IN The present century, q murder
was discovered from the circumstance
OF one of the parents Of the victim
dreaming where The body was concealed.
Bishop Hall relates n curious story Of
n puiu effected by menus 0f d dream; o
cripple drcampt that hc hhthcd IN o ccr-
tain well In Cornwall aud was restored
10 health. Acting on this visionary pre-
scfiplion hc recovered The usc of ll8
llmbs. The bishop attributes ihs dronm
to "a roOd angel y Probably, ag Lord
Byron sHys of ptnphrslts, people note
lhr flhllmHnt NJ dfcums md lufgvi lllu
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-12
opplcE OF SURF or PrnLrc lNsrRuc-

OrpiCE OF SURF on PCBLIC lNgrRuC-
noN, Richmond, Va, March 30, 81,
TO the White Teachers Of s., W. w.;
A Normal institute, Of four weeks IN
duration, will be held next summer In
Abingdon, beginning "wednesday, July
9th, at 10 u. M, and ending wednesday
August 9th, IT ~ M The beautiful
and commodlous buildings aud grounds
of Martha Washington College, by The
generous invitation Of ita authorities,
wlll he used rof section drill, and for the
BOARDING. and lodging Of ladies'. The
Town Hall, suitable building close by
the college. also generously placed ut
our disposal, will Ne fitted up and used
for lectures. A hundred aud ily ladies
can be accommodated VI The college at
tlA mouth,
The Principal Of the Normal Institute
will be- Hon, NJ. A. Newell, who 40 ably
md successfully conducted Che institute
lnst Summer at the Unlycrsity of Virgin
In, lie will be nsslBlcd by able aud care
fully selected instructors and repeaters.
An opportunity u thus afforded To The
teachers Of south-wost Virginia such as
they haye never had before, md may
not eoou have rgaln, 10 DO instructed
and drilled IN the new methods of leach-
inc. There II, of courtO, less or more
knowledge Of these methods already cN-
I.tlng among YOU, but probably worry few
have had the opportunity OF hearing
them systematically cxpuundcd, aud OF
seeing them put In practice, as viii be
done In the lecture md clnss-ruoms NJ
,be Abingdon Institute. No study or
rncltntlon will be required Of the teach.
er-pupla, and the proceedings VIII be-
no leaa interesting Than Instructive.
Whllii school room work VIII be the
daily and principal subject Of attention,
ihefe will bc some lectures and address
os of more general character such
attention vii be glych,to vocal music
and calslhcnics. Thete may
nlso be some evening entertainments of
n literary and musical character, aud
abundant time will be given for social
enjoyment
Teachers wishing TO attend will please
give IN their names promptly to their
County Supcflniendenis, who VII, on
tho Goth day of May, forward the llsts 10
lhls office. Those who can be- admitted
win receive notice Of The fct early IN
June, together with MI needed addition
nj information aud suggestions. There
were last year $40 white teachers Ia the
NJ counties constituting southwest Via
piniA and whilst this sHchu0l IL especially
fnr theif benefit. persons fium other cUit.
lida win not bo excluded. OF couttc
but small Fart Of this large corps Of
irachcff can hc admitted mot much over
200. Therefore, those putposinE .idcome
should act promptly and decidedly,
The school NJ The University last snm.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-12

EuRICHs' FASHION QUARTERtY is like
the swallows; its coming proves that
Spring is here in earnest, and that the
dreadful winter 'S0-'Sl has at length
rcceded into the past, TO furnish forth Il
fruitful theme for fire-sidc discussion ON
many 4 future winter night
The Fashion Quarterly, as usual, Is
full Of information for the fair. 1t tells
them what to buy and how get it: what
styles have gone ont Of fashion, and
what are coming into vogue: and its CO.
pious descriptions and price lists will en-
able its readers to practice wise ccono-
my, by f0reSoeing, and providing for,
every item Of the seasons necessities.
A strictly novel feature of the present
number is the system Of Ladies' unmade
dresses; which Is intended to enable u
lady to secure the most fashionable goods
and patterns, without being subjected to
the charges Of Il New York dressmaker.
Under this system, the Ehrichs' furnish
the materials and patterns Of the various
costumes illustrated IN their journal, for
q fixed price; sending not only the dress
goods, but the lining, trimming, buttons,
sewing silk. and, in short, everything
but The needle and thread. The econo-
my Of this system Is evident, and it is
safe TO predict for it an immense success.
The Fashion Quarterly is published by
Enrich Brothers, Eighth Avenue, New
York, at 80 cents Il year, or - cents Il
COPY.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-12
Poisone in Tobacco Smoke.

In further rcsearche on this subject,
Or. Lcbon finds that collldinO, the new
akaoid EXISTING IN tobacco smoke with
other aromatic principles, and prusslc
acid, rs well rs ncotnc,) Is liquid OF
able and very penetrating odor, and MS
poisonous ~ nicotine, the twentieth part
of one drop suillcing to paralyzc and
XIII Il frog. II Is the prussic acid and va
rious aromatic principles that Musc head.
ache, giddincss, and nausea In smoking
ccrtalnt0baccos that contain little nico-
tine. Other tobaccos, rich IN nocotlne,
have no such effects. The tobNcc0s con-
tanning most prusic acid aud colidne
are those Of llovanna and the LcynnL-
The dark scmi-lquid matter which con-
dcnses In pipes and cigar holders con-
tains all the substances just named, rs
well as carbonate Of ammonia, tarry and
col0rlng matter, sc. IL Is very pOison-
ous; two or three drops of II VIII Kill q
small animal.
The combustion Of the tobacco de-
stroys but small part of the nicotine,
aud most Of this appears In the smoke. -
The proportion absorbed by smokers va
rics according 10 circumstances, but
hardly ever fail below Afty ccnligmmmc3
per one hundred grammes of tobacco
burnt. About the same quantity Of Nm-
monla Ia absorbed az the same time. go
Naturally, more of the poisonous prn-
clplcs ARE absorbed where the smoke IL
brcathcd (a3 In room;( lees IN The open
air. A frog placed IN arccciycr contain
ing n solution of nicotine, with about
ono drop of that substance 10 a little Of
water, succumbs IN q few hours. To-
bacco smoke ccont0insnholitc clghtmilllmc-
tres Of carbonlc oxide per one hundred
grHmmes Of tobacco burnt. The poison
ous properties Of tobacco smoke ire not
due 10 this gus, ~ has been maintained
In Gcrmany,-L0Hdon 7iDlcg.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-12

failures.-Eass over the ninety-nine base
less visions, but record the hundrcdth
that happens to be verified.
Authors, artists and musicians have
carried on their work in their dreams,
sometimes with more success than in
their waking hours. Tartini, an Italian
composer, dream pt that he heard Il llcnd
play an elaborate solo on the violin. He
attempted to reproduce it when awake;
but, though the Devils Sonata" is
ranked among his finest productions, the
composer declared that it was so inferior
to the music Of his dream that he could
have broken his instrument with veXa-
ton ut his failure to reproduce that beau-
tiful melody. Condorect and Franklin
worked out elaborate calculations in
their sleep, and remembered them on
waking. Lord Thurlow is said to have
composed part of Latin poem in a
dream; and Sir j. lIerschell has left Il
verse which occurred to him in similar
circumstances. Goethe records that his
dreams often assisted him in his compo-
sitiOnS. - London Globe.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-12

upon the witness-stand. If both wives
are excluded from tcstifying TO the first
marriage, as in the opinion Of this court
should be, under the existing rules Of
evidence, testimony sufficient to convict
for polygamy in Utah is hardly attaina-
BILE. This is not, however, considera-
tion which ought to Influence this court.
1t must administer the law us It finds it.
The remedy is with Congress by enact
ing gsuch change in the law of evidence
in Utah as to make both wives witnesses
on indictments for bigamy. For the er-
ror above indicated, the Judgment of the
Supreme Court of Utah is reversed, and
the cause remandeA for new trial. JUS
tice Woods delivered the opinion.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-12
Umbrella Filtration.

TO place your umbrella in rack indi-
Gates that it is about to change owners,
An umbrella carried over the woman,
the man getting the dripping Of the rain
signifies courtship, When the man has
the umbrella and the woman the drip
plugs It indicates marriage. To carry 1t
at ri i.ht angles under your arm signifies
that an eye is to be lost by the man that
follows you. 10 put cotton umbrella
by the side Of nice silk one signifies,
"cXchangc il no robbery TO lend an
umbrella indicates "I'm q fool" 10
carry an open umbrella just high enough
TO tear out meu's eyes and knock Off
hats signifies "l'm woman
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-12

AND now the name Smith Is to be
uaryod on tho marble Of renown. Sena-
TOR Smith recOAsidcred and voted for %
years the tax-rrcciyablo funding bill on
Tennessee. Thls was done last Tuesday.
Smith had voted on Saturday to keep the
thing of Tennessee, on Tuesday his brain
was clearer, his eyes hud been opened
lilo decided that OH Saturday he was not
4 statesman, aud now on Tuesday he
WINS n statesmau. The other Senators
Heo equally divided on It. lie could
yoko his sitate or let her 70 free. He
concluded toyoke hcr, aud now she Is
yokcd. All day Sunday aud Monday
the boudbolders and brokers prayed that
Smith mlght come, and on Tuesday
Smith came.
Tho Tonhsseee F,mdcrs think Smith
has given ihcm pence They will soon
mourn over the dragon's teeth with
which .ths act has sown the soil OF Ten
ncssee. Rach Of tieee teeth VIII be
marked "smllh,n For the next ten
yoars there will be war In that State
The bondholderA think they will have
pcacc. a phey have simply raised storm
that will not down at their bidding The
Democracysweut topIetes ovefethh bill
and the Fundcr Democrats Joined The
Republican eamp,' Now under this out
rage Ia Tennessee mot all the hing's
horses lior ~ tho Kings mon can ever
make the Democratic lIumpliy dumpliy
what II wAs again" Take your places
Jsnnesscane. You have now war on
your heads.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-12
The Shenandoah Valley Road.

The Philadelphia North american re-
ports President Kimball, Of the Con-
structon Company, as saying that trains
will be running from Hageiston, Nd,
to Waynesboro, Va, by the 18th OF
April. Mr.. Kimball also spys the COM
pany already has in contemplation the
construction Of several branch lines, one
east from Bcrryville to the copper re-
gions of Loudon county, Va, and west
through the silver and iron regions of
Preston and Monongabalia counties, w.
Va. east from Christinnsburg to the iron
Of Franklin county, and west to the coal
of Summers county; and cast from
Wytheyile to the copper Of Carroll coun-
ty, and west to the coal of Camp Creek,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-12

THE sale OF the A. NJ. 81 o. II. r. was
confirmed In the U. S. Circuit Court at
Richmond on the An. AS soon as five
millions ofthop,wchase money shall have
been deposited with the Union Trust Co.
efE. Y. and the remaining $3.C05.OO0
with the Fidelity Trust Co.of Philadel-
phia, a deed will be made and the prop
perty delivered. Then the new Co.
will DO reorganlzcd under the name of
tho Norfolk & Western II. II. Co.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-12
JOE MIDDLETON,

the Captain of lhc gang, sent curt mes
sage in return, saying he could take care
Of himself and advising the revenue
forces not to interfere with him and his
men If they knew what was good for
them. Seeing that further pnrley was
needless, Mai. Kirby Of the revenue oili-
GERS, gathcrCda force ot twenty NE n,
well armed, and Tuesday marched to
the Elsncss Of Middlctons men. AS
the revenue Posse m0uhed up the delilc
leading 10 the abode Of the outlaws, they
" ere suddenly stopped by barricade Of
logs, When they began TO tear down
this obstruction, the moOnshiners' pick
cd men opened sharp fire upon them,
causing them to desist for willie and
return It, one Of their number, Jacob
Yam, being wounded IN the arm. The
noonshincrs received such hot return
fire that they were dislOdgcd and retreat
cd rapidly up tho valley. The revenue
men state that they were only three IN
number.
ABOUT A QrAWrER or A MiLEFrRyuEE Up
the sill-houec of the moonshucrs was
situated, and here Joe Middleton had
drawn up his men, and Maj. birby saw
that he would have hot work in driving
them out. The three Middleton brothers
had command Of the stil- house band,
which numbered about twcuIy-lhrec
men, So thc opposition forces were near
ly evenly matched. At the first fire
Wm. Middleton was killed, which caus-
cd his two brothers TO rush forward from
their barrlcadc pooltion TO his relief,
They were
Boru mppiED UY BuLEta,
and fell by their brothers side. The
loss Of their three leaders, INSTEAD Of dis
pillting them, made themmorc desperate,
nndlhcy came ont and, in daring dash,
drove Kirby's men with u CALLING fire,
wounniug three men, one Of them, Rob-
ert Smolt, fatally. Kirby docmedit prl-
dent to withdraw, and, ~ hlsmen doublc-
qilrked down the valley, they were fol-
lowed by dcrisiyc cheers from The yicto.
rious moonshlncrs. Mai. Kirby secured
rolulorcemcnts, and yesterday marched
back. determined TO uuulhilalc the law
breakers or force them to uTcndol. ii
vs. known that
1--WE or SIX or THEN WE'RE WOUNDED.
As the scene OF thc trouble ia fifteen
miles from Joncsyillc, the result Of the
second engagement has not yet been
learned, but 10 Is feared that there was
much loss Of blood on both sidcs. AZ
soon M the Kirby forces left, the moon
sinner. buried the three brothers where
they fell. II IA understood that Jake
Kyle, who II Il said married the only
sister Of the MiddlCons, will succeed ~
leaders. Middleton's gang l' made up
of the scattcrd members OF Other RnnRs
who have from time TO time becn des-
troyed. md Va considered the most com-
pctoly organised band Of outlaws over
known la this State.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-12
WHISKY WAR.
A RUGGED COUNTRY NEAR BRISTOL, VA.
TIE SCENE or THE CONFLICT.
apecIal TO chIcnso rrIbane.

Bristol, Va. March 2l.--For some
time past the vicinity Of Middc;on's
slill-house, on the Virginia and Tenn
essce line, Wise Co., has been the scene
of many deeds Of daring on the part Of a
gang of moonshiners, well organized,
aud numbering abont twenty, all well
armed and desperate. They have for n
long time defed the officers Of the law,
and have almost Invariably come out of
the conflict victorious. Repeated at
tcmpts have been made to break them
up, but without avail, as they are well
fortified in an isolated and almost i'm
prcgnable ravine in the mountains. A
few days ago, under flag Of truce, the
revenue officers sent them amessage, adj
vising them to surrender, and warning
if they did not u full force would follow
them up and not deal tcndcriy with
them.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-12
Paying for his Whistlo.

Not many years Hgo, when n lofty
building was on the point of completion,
the mnson wns IN the habit Of Whlatlng
10 the lnborcr who attended him when
over he wanted fresh supply Of lime,
and, aa lhc scailold on which lp wrought
wins rather small, thls occurred very Of
ten during u days job. A joiner who
wgs lltling IN window Immediately
underneath, noticing Pat answer duti-
fully 10 every cal from The mnFDn
thought Of playing u trick on him by
Initiating the whistle, mud thus brought
him up with hodiltl Of lime when
there wna no room for ". The nason
told Pat that he hud not whialcd, 20 hc
had no other alternative Than lo ifudgo
b iph with lis load, This having occuii-
p.l the third time during The day Pat
thought hc would Malch 10 hear whore
the hdle rnmc from.
ne hid not waited long with The hod
on lls shoulder WHEN hc heard lhc id,n-
twl white I'm lrrnealh where hc stood
and, leaning over, hc saw The head Of The
jolnlner prolrudlng ont Of The window
Immediately below. Pat. without more
ado, emitted tho hod glt over tho whia.
tiers hrad The Joiner yelled and sput-
tered while attempting 10 rlBnf himself
from the adhesive innss. nnd. IN the
midst of the confusion, heard Paddy
above shouting VI the top Of his yoicoi
"Whisilc when you want some more
MORTAR"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-12

TT PREMIUM ond DipL0BA Cor
me finest job Printing nrrrid at ne
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-12
EVENT and COMMENT


J. j. Caywood has been appointed p.
M. at Union Depot Tenn, instead of A.
II. Wilson, who has held IL for ten years.
1t is said the new N. G. has been com
pleted from JOHNSON City as far as
Elizabethton.
Holsten Plesbytery will meet at Mr..
Caldwell's clnrch tomorrow evening at
q o'clock. ifS
The Tenn. Debt Bill, which one Smith
of Fentress, by his sovereign power has
rammed down the public throat for 30
years makes a compulsory levy Of $780,
900 per year, before The State can get
one dollar for governmental purposes.
The Courier Is mistaken rs to Rev.
Daniel Rogan, who died, aged so years,
at Kingsport last Tuesday, being the fa-
ther of Mossrs. L. ii. and Jno. w. Ro-
gan OF rtl,is town. These gentlemen nre
not brothers.
The Grand Lodge of the Knights Of
Honor for Tenn, meets ut Nashville to-
morrow. DR.. J. Bunting Of this town
ia Grand Dictator for Tenn. and will
preside. Accompanying him, DR.. j. A.
Dlckey and RsvAgeo. "a = Caldwell are
In attendance ENf
The Courier reports that certain i'll
bred dogs killed during the recent snow
storm, 26shecpand II lambs for Mr.. NJ.
y. Cowsn a few miles west of Bristol.
Two ,bf the chaps With wool in their
teeth were }ynched.r This Is about the
heavlest dog outrage Of the season.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-04-12

J. J. Caywood has been appointed p.
M, at Union Depot Tenn, instead of A..
II. Wilson, who has held IL for ten years.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-05-06

orWc feel gricvcd 10 learn that INC
fruitful minds Of some IN and around
ireland have construed the anonymous
letter, along with the editorial appearing
In late issue OF tho Courier, 50 as 10
reflect upon the character or Mrs. Sarah
\. Ferguson. propriclrcss or the Fcrgu-
son house, " that place.
Their reflections arc al imaginary, and
came from base minds. We have known
Mrs Ferguson from her childhood, and
have always held her In great esteem,
and believing her 70 bc 4 lady iii tho
full sense or the term, and knowing her
q We do, feel called upon 90 say III her
defence, that no thought or her being
selected Is tho party at which slandcr
would throw il daris ever entered our
mind in tho publications referred to|
above. Instead OF desiring % pull hcr|
Il0wn wc have always admired The cncrqy|
shc has ever shown in her efforts 10 makc|
/ support for herself and children, and
Tie Courier, instead 81 desiring ID injured
my lady's character, will always bc|
Ic1nl a trnc friend 70 viftuous merit
inch III hers. No better hotel than tlol
Ferguson house, can DC found In Duboisl
'ouhy.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1881-05-06
PutittoProof.

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