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Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19

kipg mine iiock on Sap Francisco boaf4 $ SIS 25 per stage. Tliis stock is maee sougnt ttef and bFings iisier price Shan any sIlbeT offered fhkf
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19

Gloiss City mill is running on Chromo ore.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19

FsF nne Liaeors and Falks Afilwauke. Bear go to RuckaleW $ 0choa's
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19

a<S7n ASK YOUR DRrGoI6r FOR Ff
 ASK TbnR 6RocEf HoR r
 ASK YOUR WINK NERCf aHI FoE rTt eHiLDilFN, ASK YOUR Aa4fN FoR 1l'
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19
SURE CURE
FR
Coughs, Colds. Sore Throat, Bron- chitis. Asthma, Consumption. And aIE IDfseases of HI ER0 la. g
 and LUNGS.
Pol up i1 Quar1 -sIls 8ol1I-- Ior FamIT rse.

T-- -T n ------- n -------T
 Scientifically prepared oi BaIslau Toiu CFyctazei Rock csandf 1ii Rpe and other tcnics The Fornu- D known Co oar best piiys ysieians stighly commend. chemist pfof. u A. HARiNER in Csicae0, is on tho latei oi every 1ottf. lt h Heil knoun Co ahe nledi tal rgnilesfon tlaf T0bC ROCK and RYE isl afor.l tho 9reatesf geiei Cor Coughs Colds lndaeeEa hlcf- ehitis Sore faFeat Weak Lung, also C9nsa11ptian, fB Inc incipient and aiFanrci sfi1as
 Used as a BEsfER8 AGE and f'fETIZER. it makes
 delightful tonic ior aulJ use. is pl5asl4 fo inkc' # weak or dooibtatcd t gives tone. activity and esreffh % Che whole hifrlan frame
 ATTsTrCaR1 DDEtT Ef DECEIVED ~ft % s-t " Q bq DnpnEeiaicd dealers Fhc trg Co palm ol upon Fou Rock and Rye ln piece of onr TOLL ROCK AND RYE which is the onIy med ientc1 article made uIe genuine having coYf..N- MEET STAMP ou each bottle.
 LAN RENCE ( MARTIN Proprie-
 torss III Madison St., Chicago.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19
New Advertisements.
GLOBE MINING Exchange, PRINCIPAL OFFICE. GLOBE, d. T
 EDWARD COKER, Agen t, Tucson. A. T.

WTINEs OF MERIT LISTED Hy THE EXCHANGE @'~ and ores nith maps Of mines placed on Exhibition at Tucson and Globe. Tor parti- eulars inquire of 4. il. AOREHEAD,
 Secretary. D. F. KELLNER R,.............. President. J H. HiSE, Vice Psesident. 4. H. NOREHEAD.. ............s, ,.-... Secretary. F. B. aAoAi-..--- s.......--. s-.--.. Areaanref 3 S.s g s.sIs s :HsF ;HsFE'' D-..-
 Jan. sa
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19

4 o2oD house and los fsn sale cheap. Apply as this olsse,
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19
Information Wanted

HWItEl lE1tltIUNI tt HEtutI or John T.. Miller who was at Globe. pinal County, ArlzOna Territory, ip the spring Of 1880. Please communicate with
 CHARLES F. DONNEILY.
 Attorney at Law. feb. 12-5tl l9 Court St., Bosfon, Mass.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19

S Irene sii ass opened Bakery and engsged IT K. King. formerly in the employ Of Geo. E. Wright, as baker. hr. K. $ first class baker end pastry cook Those paironizjng Mrs Y may rest 8s sured of having tue best of bread md pastry
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19

Sold ey DRUG efS ITS. GR0CEHs t. WIAE MERCHANTS every where.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19

| g 7-I7TTT -I- n -TT-- Ieb i2eowli sole Aene szens.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19

, 1.-the Los Angeles Fruit Tlcpot q large and choice selection of fresh r'raif, Bulter. Eggs, Cheese. Honey, Csndi. Nuts and fancy Groeeries can be found constantly 1n band. Plense call and examine their goods before purchasing elsewhere
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19

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Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19

t is not necessary to buy your supplies by the ton or car Load of Eaton & Bailey. They break packages and sell just ubat you want end as cheap 1s if taken in bnlk.
Arizona silver belt., 1881-02-19

Hitchcock E Co. have q splendid assorL ment of holiday goods, new and fresh Albums. Vases, Perfumes. Soaps, Sc If you want to give your sweetheart some. thing go to Hitchcock 6 Co.'s and buy ii.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-08-02

minutes later the latter was rushing ont
OF the depot on special train. 1t was
$40 o'clock p. NJ. when the depot master
and the train dispatchers received notice
TO be spry. Engine 0l5, one of the best
OF the ordinary engines, with a five foot
driving wheel, was hitched to new
Eaatlake coach, and at 3;20 it was run
out OF the depot. The new Eastlake
coaches are chiefly remarkable for their
nigh ceilings, their low and comfortable
seats, and for the elegance Of their pam
ellngS of light unstained maple and ash.
Each panel is carved after an original
design, They run very smoothly.
Iho height trains were all got out of
tie way one after another on side tracks
IN time to allow the special to roar past
them without stacking speed, but two
passenger trains delayed the doctor tlf-
teen minutes. He arrived at Philadcl-
phia at o'clock, n distance Of ninety
miles, in 100 minutes. The engineer
was a. Nandergritt and the conductor
was II. W. lleadly. At PHILADELPHIA n
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-08-02
THE PRESIDENT.
The Surgical Operation and
How IL was Performed.

EXECUTIVE MANSION, July 2l.-1hc
condition of the President to-day was Il
source of much anxiety, aud IN The alb
scnce Of official information later Than
the morning bulletin, MI sorts Of Wild
and unioundcd rumors are IN circulation.
Since the evening bulletin, however, q
moro hopeful feeling has prevailed, and
the excitement of the day has tc u great
extent subsidized The attending SUR
gcons Tonight do not hesitate TO say that
there has been substantial and they
believe permanent improvement IN The
pfesiden's condition this afternoon. IN
an interview with representative of The
Associated Press at B =. NJ, Dr. Rcyhurn
expressed the opinion that the crisis uf
The iistirbanccd caused hy the furma-
ton OF The pus cavity has pnsscd, and
that there is now every reason 10 expect
mn abatement, II not nn entire disappear-
ancc Of the unfayomblc symptom ot the
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-08-02
COMMUNICATED.
The Actual Debt of Virginia.
RALrvlLLE, VA. July Dth, lSsl

SALrviLLE, VA. July 9th, 1881.
Editor or the Neus
Sia--In M much as did make state
ment OF the Debt Of Virginia as n whoie,
and statement Of VAS. share on the
tco third principal, (which was published
IN the Abingdon Virginidn,) and M that
statement shows that Va. has paid IN
nineteen and n half years, 500 ,00i 1854 ,03,
on debt Of $32, 1880 ~, and as II IL
claimed that the debt IL still $b7 ,O2i ,3l7,-
20, after having rcpudlatcd 5000 un-
der the McCulloch Bill--nnd as have
been asked 80 frequently for my author-
", touching the credits, | ask space In
your paper for n rccapitaton of said
statement, and publication Of the au-
tlority OF dates and amounts, and the
departments TO which II was paid, IN or
der that any one desiring to inform him
cclf may have the statistics whcrcwth
90 arrive nc tho true status of the debt.
The debt Of VR. Jan. lst, 1861, was
S32, 1875, ,0G7, 30, with sinking fund can
celcd. From Jan. lst, '0l TO Jan. lst,
'G7, (six years., the interest at and
per cent. amounts 10 $11 ,02O, ,70i o.
hut there was paid during the six years
Sb,3l3, 1904 10, which leaves m arrears
but $5,7l6, ,3l0,00, which added to the
principle makes -------------$37, ,O0l ,311dl
which II the amount IN full of principal
and interest paid Jan. LIST, 1867.
hut they funded for some cause $7,SSl,-
DS2,bG. Balance IN arrears Jan. 1st, '07,
1919, $1,000, over funded ~, 1893, ,672 ~.
The stOdg Of fret funding.
From, Ian LAT fng IN .InIv 1sf ist
flour years, ak months) the interest Mt
b% aud 0% ae entitled amounts TO Sl0,-
li3, 1870. Hut there was paid during
this time t,0ii ,270, 80, leaving M arrears
Of interest from Jan. 1st, 1887 10 July
1871 Sb,i08, ,D02,5d, which added 10 the
principal gives M the Amount of the
debt July lat. 1871, sd3, ,403, ,2s0,lb.
From July lst, 1871 10 July LIST 1880, |
tnlnc years. the interest on last piincl-
pal amounts t0 $2J J,bb7,7T1 .2S. But |
there was paid from July lat 1871 TO Ju-
" lst 1890, on Coneol, and Peclcr Debts, |
Literary Fund, aud TO Colleges with
llquldatlng sinking fund IN toto slD, 1917 |
t9l ,0T which leaves M arrears from July |
lat 1871 ~ July lat 1880 a. 400, 2S0,6l, |
which aided TO principal makes az $685. !
G0S,70 July lat, 1880.
hut the party OF honesty claim that
Virginia owes tJi ,dB77l0,00 aud that |
West Va. owes 23,iS0,0 40 making |
the debt Of both Vlrglnlas Sb7, ,O2i .ai7 ,46 |
and gives ~ the sicdg Of aud funding 49,. |
t02 .3l40H. Consequently, II West Nir- |
ginlae share wns t23, ,is8 ,83i 40, (which |
II not the case, because II Il II true that
Wcst Va. IA bound for one third OF the |
debt of 1901, she could not be morally or
legally bound for the over net Of n Leg |
isiniut- II Va. after she had served mo-
tlcC sf her separation, or the fraud COM
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-08-02

mitted thereafter, and could be bound
ior one thlrd OF the debt and its simple
interest, less one third of whatever was
pald prior to her separation, which is not
over wi ,OOO,OOO.). Vilginia's debt is.
with compound, war and reconstruction
interest added, $23,SG6, 932, SO, and but
some llve millions more than the Riddle
berger bill. TO the casual observer
would appear that by deducting com
pound, war and reconstruction interest
would leave but a nominal sum. But TO
thls amount that remained YOU would
nave to add the two thirds paid from
Jan. lst, 1865 to 1870, with two thirds of
Its interest, which ought to make the
sum as follows: but if you ignore com
pound, war and reconstruction interest
ana the State lose the amount paid dur
ing SAID time, the debt would be Jan. |,
1870, the same that it was Jan. lst, 1861.
The debt then (Jan. lst, 1870, was SOL
0S,70l 80 to which we add the int. to
July !, 1880 40 yrs. mo- as entitled
$l3,303, S4,7s, making in full $3l, SOL
1864
In the absence of an official statement
OF the amounts paid from Jan. /, 1870, to
July !, 1880. deduce the amount this
way: having the compiled statement of
Asa Rogers Of the debt to Jan. |, 1870,
to be 81, 1872, ,0lG,7S. BY same author by
funding bill July |, 1871, $40, us, ,112 ,23.
The difference in these ANTS. taken from
the int must give the amt. paid.
From Jan. /, 1870, to July |, 1871, So
4lO.l97.0i Consol bonds (less outstand-
ing coupons) on pceler debt, literary
fund, colleges and liquidated sinking
fund, $40, ,l67 ,l9l 80. Amount paid in
fun, $2l ,577, ,GS5,43, which leaves the
debt Of Va. 1926, ,005,09.
But it is necessary to correct nm error
made in the first publication, | having
calculated the debt with compound int.
and found W. Vas share inadvcrtant-
ly added it to the first, which made said
share more than it should have been,
consequently the Stcdg more than it is.
And there may be an error as to the amt.
paid the college, as they were pets of the
party, and they may haye paid that amt.
on c0nsol bonds instead Of coupons, and |
all the consol bonds have been so consid-
cred.
The amt. Of sterling debt that was en-
titled to but SO, was originally 81 .SG5.-
600, and under the first finding act there
was added to said amt. $lG6. $50. There
is an amt. belonging to literary fund |
that Is entitled to 10 on 100000.
X. $. j.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-08-02

for they shall see and understand spirit.
ual things, Purity Of heart is one OF
the Indispensable conditions of spiritual
sight. What, now, do we mean by this
term spiritual sight?' We .alk about
God; we ask is there back of these radi-
diant fields and palpitating skies, back
OF these changing seasons and these dv-
ing multitudes Of men who come and 90
Ike the leaves, any being who never
changes and can do all things according
to His own will, There are two ways
of approaching the question. ANY man
with head enough can commence TO
gather the evidences which will prove
whether there is God. Nothing ever
grows in squares or angles. Life always
manliests itself in curves. From the
dimpIe in the baby's cheek to the Great
trees that for three thousand years have
faced the tempcSts Of the Sierras from
the tiny bell Of the lilly of the valley to
the orbits Of the planets, consultations
and gallaXics of worlds that in solemn
silence sweep shrOugh the spaces-in cy-
erything the line of beauty is the path
way of the universe. How happens il |
that everything grows in curves? Does |
1t not argue that everything comes from
one mind? The best teacher of spiritu-
al truth, other things being equal, is the
purest and truest man. ANY ordinary |
man, any earnest and sincere woman |
who seldom opens book, if they are |
pure IN heart, are better guides in spir-
tual things than Jonathan Edwards,
with all his theology; Prof. Huxley, |
with all his scientific acumen; Neander,
with all his historic research, and Her
lcrt spencer, with all the powers Of his
mighty philosophical mind. Not learn
ny, but goodness, is the worlds best
eacher, Would we be pure in heart,
nccrc as light, obcdicnt, and self-sacri-
Icing? Then it is for us to study the
words, initiate the examples, and spend
u the time possible in the presence of
lin who is the brightness of the Ia
hers glory, and Us roses and violcts alb
orb their coors from the sun, so YOU
nd will become white with the radi-
nee of Christ S unlocked purity, and in
lis light the mysteries of earth shall
omelimcs melt into the chaugecss real
lies of the better land y. Tineo.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-08-02

( last 30 hours. In explaining the nature
OF the operation performed by DR.. Ag-
/ new this morning and the necessity for
II, Dr. Reybun made in substance the
following statements: "The direction
taken by the ball after it entered the
| body was forward and slightly down.
ward until it struck one of the ribs. II
was then detected still further down
ward and II little to the right, so as to
make an acute angle with the line on
the back. In other words, when probe
was INTRODUCED into the wound to a depth
of three or three and half inches its
direction was such that its inner end
was only about an inch and half from
the outside of the body at Il point lower
down. The examination, which was
made in the presence of Drs. Agnew
and Hamilton, this morning, showed
that pus cavity had formed in the track
OF the ball near and beyond the point
where 1t glanced from the rib, and that
this cavity could be reached by direct
incision three inches below the mouth of
the wound. 1t was decided at once to
perform the operation. No anasthetics
were used but the part to be operated
upon was benumcd by the spray of eth
er, and wide cut was made into the
pus cavity, which was reached at depth
of little more than an inch. With the
aid of a probe and pair of forceps
drainage tube, which is Il small flexible
tube of rubber perforated with holes,
was then introduced into the wound
made by the ball, after being carried
through the pus cavity, was brought out
through the neWly-madc inciSion. One
end Of the tube then projected from the
cut made by the surgeons knife to the
other from the mouth of the original
wound. AS the puS oozed into the tube
through the pCrloration it could escape
from either end, and was repeatedly |
washed out with weak solution of car- |
bOlic acid and water, which was thrown |
through the tube in stream. The dis |
charge which followed the opening of |
the pus cavity was entirely satisfactory
to the surgeons, and was soon followed |
by relief TO the patient The drainage
tube has been left as it was originally
placed, and will remain there for the
present. If the wound discharges free
~ through the new opening the tube
may perhaps be withdrawn from the old
one in order to allow the latter to heal.
The incision made to-day is in direct
line with the deeper parts of the wound.
and it Is thought that the puS will escape
through It without any of the obstruc-
tion which impeded its outflow along
the track Of the ball, and which caused
the pus cavity.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-08-02

Every Democrat In Wythe should talk
to his ncighbor In quiet md friendly
way about tho coming election and con-
vince him that the debt question Is not
properly Ia tue present canvass. The
Supreme Court of the United States has
settled the debt question and It is no lon
ger Hn Issue. Rrpublicanism ID the issue
aud not re-ndj Observation-Disclosures
ESTRkPRi9R.
That seems frank as well as
clear. In other wcrds, you are In favor
OF just letting the debt alone MS 1t is
Continue TO sprcad that doctrine, Bro,
and the ReadJusters need not even go TO
che trouble or canvnssing the State dur
tug tho campaign. Evidently there Is
no read hjustment "in yourn."
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-08-02

Two strings to his bow; A very dila-
pidatcd-looking tramp entered the count
ing-room Of wealthy merchant of
Austin avenue, and coming up to the desk
asked : Ain't your folks from Posey
county, Indianyy" eyes" "And your
name is John Smith," "Ycs" "Shake :!
Iou have ut last found your long-lost
brother Bill. am in need of money" 3"
Here Is quarter. Take it and 60" The
long-lost brother turned the quancrovcr
II time or so aud then said SIS a quarter
all You can syarc for your long-lost bro
thcry" "TMt's all. Go now. or IN
call u policeman said the merchant
"rll accept the quarter on account of
our relationship. That Ia u family mat
ter; but, besides being your brother, |
am tramp and a dead beat. Now | ap-
ply to You professionally. Give me am
other quarter"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-08-02
40 the Survivors of the Sixty
third acknowledgement.

1t is proposed to hold Il reunion of
the survivors Of the Sixty-third Tennes-
see Confederate Regiment, at Rogers
Vile, on Wednesday, August ~, 1881,
and 1t Is hoped there will be II full atten-
dance Of the officers and men. All who
propose to attend win as early as posi-
Bile notify Capt. Il. f. Powell, at Rog-
ersyillc, or Frank A. Moses, Knoxville,
In order that arrangements may be made
for their entertainment. Hon. John w.
Robertson, of Austin, Texas, formerly
Captain Of Company X, will deliver an
address upon the occasion. East Tenn.
papers please copy.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-08-02

II Is with pleasure we draw the atten-
tion OF our readers 10 the announcement
Of the Kentucky Military Academy, the
circular OF which we have lust read
with unalloyed satisfaction II is n
school where boys from 10 10 70 years
nrc IN four years or less transformed n-
10 vigorous. graceful, cultured manhood,
with the dignity bearing and refine
mcut Of gentlemen. Mr. Edwin Az
deus late visit there confirms fully tho
remarkable system Of discipline and
methods Of instruction there adopted,
being In his view, nm immense advance
over That IN vogue In any Of our colleges.
Their circular ls q valuable document,
worth reading and study, too.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-08-02
KAnoKA. Mo-. Feb. 0, 1880.

K6HoKA, Mo-, Feb. o, 1880.
| purchased five bottles Of your Hop
Bitlcrs Of Bishop & Co, last fall for my
daughter, and am well pleased with the
Biltcrs, They did her more good than
all the medicine she has taken for six
years. WIN. II. MCCLURE.
The above Is from very reliable farm
cr, whose daughter was in poor health
for seven or eight years, aud could OBJ
tain no rclicruntl she used Hop Bilters.
She Is now In as good health MS any per-
son in the country. We have large sale,
and they are making remarkable cures.
w. II. BlsuOp & co.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-08-02
A Great Encyclopaedia.

The completion of the great Library
Of Universal knowledge" the first of
July, will mark an epoch I'm the lives of
thousands Of ambitious young men and
women, MS II places II liberal education
easily within the reach Of every one
who chooses to aspire to H.. Every de-
partmcnt Of human knowledge Is In a
large measure here laid open to the I'M
derslandng Of the Intelligent reader
Heretofore such a valuable and magnh-
cent compendium of knowledge has
been inaccessible to ordinary people. on
account Of extremely high cost. This,
the largest encyclopedia ever published
IN this country, in large type, excellent
ly printed aud bound, can be- secured at
The trlllng cost Of Slj, and even beyond
this, liberal discounts are allowed TO
clubs Of three, five, ten or more persons,
ana during the months Of July and Au-
gust $4,000 special reward Il offered TO
club agents. II Ia well worth while
sending Mt once 10 the publishers for
specimen pages and particulars. See al
so their advertisement elsewhere. Amer
lean Book Exchange, Publishers, New
York
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-08-02
Careful Martha.

"Are you prepared for dcath?" the
clergyman asked, with u tremor of emo
ton In his voice, as he took the sick wo-
mans the hand in his own. a cEeie of
patient thought crossed the invalid's
face, ana by-and-by she said she didn't
believe she was; there was the bedroom
carpet to be taken up yet and the paint
upstairs had hardly been touched and
she did want to put new curtains in the
dining room, but she thought IL she did
not die until next Monday she would be
about ms near ready as Il woman with
big family and no girl ever expected to
be.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-08-02
EVENT and COMMENT.

That glass snake of Texas. now being
published ms capable of breaking into
pieces when attacked, and, though the
pieces may be separated as much as n
foot, come together again and re-unite,
must be Funder snake. Attack Fun
Der and he breaks to pieces, feigns polit
lcal death, and when you 90 away he re-
unites and Is the same Funder.
The Lynchburg VIRGINIA proclaims
nnd protests against the abandonment of
dollar of the debt by the Funder con-
vention next Thursday. 1t wishes Il
strong Funder ticket and platform. -
Strange enough it wants all this stall
wartism for the purpose Of obtaining
northern support.
The Ta2cwell Co. Funder convention
demands unmitigated adjustment ofthe
Funder State convention ut Richmond
next Thursday. That body can't please
them and the Lynchburg VmGINIAN.
The Richmond STATE speaks of Pres
ident Garfield rs "his good man" and
says the whole world is praying for his
recovery but dreading termination it
cannot contemplate without the utmost
anxiety for lis consequences. If the ed
itor had been at Abingdon last Monday
week he would doubtless have voted for
the Rcndjuster resolution pronouncing
his administration national, fair and
liberal"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-08-02
A GREAT ESTATE.
Beirne and Burnside.
A Monroe County w, Va, Mon
ey King After a New Or
leans Estate.

Judge Lazarus, of New Orleans, has
ordercd'an Inventory Of the estate of the
late John Burnside to be made, but there
has been no decision ~ to whether Oil
yer Bolrne Is the universal lcgntcc under
the viii of the deceased made In ls57.-
Robert Burnside, Of Philadelphia, np-
pcarcd by counsel claiming to be u
nephew and heir-at-law of the deceased,
and rs such entitled TO inherit so much
OF the estate MS is not disposed of by his
last will and testament. lie contends
that the will does not dispose Of the ad-
dilions mndc 10 the estate since 1857,
and hc also claims The bcqucsts made by
the deceased that have lNpsedb by the deaths
OF the lcgatees, On the other hand, Ol-
liver Belrne, who has qualified as cXecll-
tor Of the will, claims that no admins
trton Of the succession II necessary, as
there were no dchls, aud that he IA now
ready to pny of all valid logncics, and
was entitled under the will tO the entire
cstatle subject to such payments.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-08-02
How the Poll Tax Works.
The People Of Roanoke Tackle
It with the Grand jury

We understand that thirteen indict-
ments were made against the Treasurer
of Bedford county Mt the last term Of
the County Court for violating the law
IN furnishing Tux tickets to voters who
favored his sons election for clerk
Salem RSgistsr.