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, 1881-07-20
Services at the Lake, Bluff Camp.
/: Meeting Yesterday.
Lecture by Or. u b.; Hartzell on
"1iliteracy Of the United
.' States, ~.
1)r. 11alileld's Sermon ffon s:Loyalty to
the Church "-'Tho Thomas
C'nsc.',

Tho session Ut tho Lake DtufE Camp. Meeting
has already been outlined ri those columns. 1t
will begin Aug. ., and cIosd on tho nIxht of Aug.
Q. II may 10 appropriate 70 fescr to the Chicago
District camp4atoatin9, which will be held at
Desplnnca, commencing AUG: II. and closing On
Aug. 25. 1t Is anticipated that tho peaplainos
| meetings will be tho nost enthusiastic hell
thnra for years. md great preparations arc be-
Ing male therefor. Tho 1iev. Th0nns iiarrl-
SOIL, tho "boy evangelist wbo has rcceutIy
| venions nud religious. petvloes will take
a PROMINENT part in i the services. It
will he remembered by many that Mr..
Harrison participated in tho services at
l'espaincs two years. ag6. FITS labors there re.
suited in a very large numlter of conversions,
,,a166 ,1G re e Mpefmanonoy Of the work was aues-
THE PROGRAM or YESTERDAY
was opened With tho customary sssaiD,s of the
It,rinaI and elocutionary cta*sca. Thcse were
iarmhers or The normal class. whirn was con-
qqMnstiops q a'id sbe a1otineut ii prizo. viii 10
a. a u Il =: tho Rcy; ! c: IIart.eli. editor ot
Nota n!amont reed b. spent said tho reverend
subject. 10 mentton it was at ot,cc to command
tho attctt,on ur all thoughtful nten. Tho speak~
or thun shuwod Edo retadon.ef tho
:uaLETTERED MASSES 10 THE REpuprIc.
Tns censs Sf 1so showed tnat ,.cl'dg a!
i, IS Sa!!sS IS; l.. S!' f ssss
eosd e5 e. ut. etsa Il ~ sa
mnIea aua Z: POI cent Of it'd females Of these
c,tiscms Of ii The III HonMni,s' Exe.ptIna III nriIans
fhc Wnr ,hara .xnra II nomnnn ' s,,t,nio st.G
| fur tho masses OF the whites, anI to clnclto
tho bucks was criminal oasnso: tl'o People Of
t9ls county were tho beat educated nt tho faco
which rested for its safety npt,n tho intelligence
Ks ao vcacfs s sat ns rs I'll rprs st a
O aEe culInot read Ur write+ ;Vefy much II lis
reai ts,arnctar OF man w. tRr1nest between the
rfH iss0 4.sn.sEh snpposnst1e same psr cent Of
tn,iaoracy y among th1a olasa oas a!nanE a those
..'stns @ ,atai sE hsa she n sota 81 Sas Sos
reno 1r write @ III thls county. Then surprising
that tue ~ ttosates e. bud lncssasat IT. ths same
aaboat, SSsSSS. sappo.tss. / iasther, Saat i
'ss % e. ses' e II sas'ss
tnoy nAa !eit Aun;1 OF 6'yekr.n!a ch1ren and
npwar IT,; wf con.a f nnt resa n wrtsa e tho pres.
no eaHcatios e heyond Tint They wers Without
pen. They were * Mpraotieult Ii'ltcrates IN al
psonao.!ttiy ls1un cuu " addea from th[s
showe ~ tt tn iso g Mt quite Every s!xt maio
s.,Mest!e sosinG poramu0n H. isU tao !gnS'
9@N5 soSss ' OF snis sontry .,o TX ,nocrea @ aG'
to these great eiass q pota6ns af tieaeiont Cd
eatsnn neM,v Tno m ,Tc ;at t @ y! woa
Six could not cor, correctly sn, ,o,,,, ,,,,;
,,. f1'a' lnt. ,t E.s wv e!!*'N uAls As'
Aut aQtnKEC uET& pFEHEHtlQ 4 ENFnQGl4 3lCWA
, 1881-07-20

= n Z I49A N F.S.
kaps ~ IT TRE AMERICAN pAqlK,
til g., ~ ~ e1r feadass no doubt arc acquainted
anst r.. .Hleaael poaee mate Of th4 dvedyIeh
Axd sss ssHo' "Nlka," ~ ~ Il oqmmonly
ma1s VI Tie l4-talca propeller Iron,
, 1881-07-20

Inaction OF the Kidneys and uninary organs
cause the worst Of diseases which Hop Bit
tiers cures.
, 1881-07-20
a., ADyEkTJHyN4 RATES.
--v>.~-s-tv -.
Louis doYd Z Co. 9:'.st % %a.sags.s;st. ,.|.s.s.s ;

1N2fpEE&E93 &9ENtN&
most favorable nles Ia any OF &hs tYsdux pulxs ~
Wv U. H., pivRss consult astIt pNt1sV IVuuxSLAx
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-22
The New Bible Quick Work.

Tho new version VI The Now Tosla-
mcnt, which has been ~ many years in
course " TRANSLATION aud which H. I'M
plcsiluunhly the most important litom-
~ enterprise tlls century has scgn, a.
being waited for with curiosity and aix-
icty by hundreds Of thousands. II Il
not generally known that first edition
~ BOO 600 uupica lAs already been man
lfacturrd w England, aud 100 900 cope
ics ARE said TO be nl ready In New York
city, not one Of them permitted 10 be-
sold. They are awaiting Telegram
from authorities IN England authorizing
their issue. The FIRST copies can only be-
had NJ the cNtravagnnt price Of ten doll
lara per copy. The Literary Revolution
proposes iully tu meet the demands
which W. army OF friends are making
upon u by doing probably the quickest
work IN book making which hns ever
yot been accomplished. Arrangements
have been fully made 10 put the entire
hook into type Inside of - hours from
the time q printed copy OF the English
rnltlon can be- procured aud Within
three dave nj least 10000 copies will bp
bound ready for delivery 10 waiting pur-
rhssert, and at least 1900 copies Wiil be-
manufactured every day thereafter, I'm.
lll the demand 4 met, II vii bo printed
IN largc, beautiful type neatly rud
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The Reliable Man.

The reliable man j. always there when
he u wanted. You 10 not have 10 send
10 ~ eniy different places after him: II
he Is not ~ home lis wife can tell you
where he IA. The reliable man always
tells his mission ~ biz wife.
he Is no! fool enough 70 DarrY a wo-
mar he cannot trust,
lie ia not much Of talker, but he
thinks a great deal. lie looks nj a sub
ject In all its bearings. III. Judgements
arc unbiased. II be should be elected
governor, be will carry state affairs y ith
just and firm hand.
IN private lie, he viii always have
plenty Of klnlling wood ready in ihc
morning. No running around in tie
cold Dr him, before lIe has made bis
toilet. He will not b. likely 10 wlip the
children when tliey don't deserve a..
lie can bear allu.ion 10 religious or POI
liiical belief, which doe not accord with
his own, without going into tan'um.
lie can give advice, aud keep bis tenn
per II II J. NOT taken and followed.
lie knows there are people IN the world
besides himself lie believes that this
planet will continue 70 BE- run with his
fathers.
He never tells What he would have
done III hc had only been there"
II he makes you promise, you know
he VIII keep II, unless hc dies before the
time FOR H. redemption. lfhc states q
n fact for fact, you know that you ran
credit Ike statement. " hc sells yOn %
horse, aud warrants him Sound YOU
need not look Tor spnyin or ring bone
after the ilrat days hard driving.
His word o. good at hi- bond. he o.
honest yOn cnn tru.t him 10 do as be-
Agrcss You need not watch him, DE-
has respect unto lllm'c'f, aud would Dr.
ashamed 10 have lIs own soul convict
him Of him dishonesty.
lfyou are IN trouble, you know you
can expect help from him. VI Won are
down Nv the world, lc will ainud bv
You, " other friends have iDrMkcn you
be- will uphold and support You
ln society the reliable man g. worth
his weight IN gold. IN tlic church hc o.
Invaluable: hc will plH ihc contribution
box, when llc wardcns are laid ~ with
bad colds lic Will take cate of the min
her's house, when hc gprA away for q
days plcnsuring: be- viii help The ladies
put down the ncw ycstry carpet, and hc
u ready 10 sllr the oyster stow, or tend
The ELEVATOR from the Kitchen, when the
society have nm cold folks supper
Al the girls Ike him, and All tho boys
respect hin, and his wife H. proud orhlm
and lays great emphasis on what "B,y
husband mvs for ,lo knows lo " wlia-
bic And We dcvouily i.l there were
more line him. -kNE 'lnoHN.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-22

] stood and watched a sclIoJlby group
To-day upon the smooth ice gliding.
And a. With laughter, jeer and wloop
The little folk went gaily gliding,
! heard one shaver ~ tie crowd.
His hands aud arms IL giee upthrow-
Ing,
Cry, IN a shrilly tone and ioud--
''BDys, keep the MILL a-gDiD."
y young philosopher " such
I0ur motto through your whole *
isience,
And none viii beat you running mach,
Though rough the road and long tie
distance;
And few will pas. you 10 the race,
However lOtd may ~ their growing,
Provided you IN every case
Should keep the uiill aging,
Though earnest efforts seen. 20 Gal.
AAd ~ l0gk daFk and deE.s blfJre
you,
Don't think yOgr work u no avail.
Don't faii o. galteF. I implCre yCl.
Though Dti4er weary grow OF 5il
~"F Nftfsta as NNA- fit.4alf -.a''HI
Your hopes by 10 ilaCsi0u .ggil,
BIZ keep the inill a-Zoing.
Perhaps the Idle and tie rude
May greet With scOrn Or uecY your
labor,
Your ain be strangely misconHrted
BY thOughtless friend. Or enyiou-
neigtbOrs;
But keep within your .piil deep
Tie flame Of hope aud courage glow
ing;
Your honest pnrpO-e active keep,
And keep the mill a-going.
Though times b. hard and want be here,
Aud tOiling be bui ilI-rewarded,
a just rcquital DO not fear,
VIII yet be- for your work accorded.
In days 10 come your bins you'll heap
With grain well grown from careful
sowing;
Wait TN the crop j. ripe 10 reap,
Aud keep the mill a-going.
Should malice strike you with o. dart,
Should envy IN your pathway follow,
Should SANDER pierce YOU ~ the heart,
Should friends professions prove but
hollow,
Thesc al exhaust Themselves n length
Fierce blasts are not forever blowing:
Keep up your nerve, keep up your
strength,
Aud keep the mill a-golng.
They win the most Who gin By care
And patient toll and purpose steady;
The tOrOise often beats the hare,
For sWiftness il pot always ready.
Less good from genius We may find
Than that from perseverance, flowing;
SO have good gris, ~ hand 10 grind,
And keep the mill a-goiHg.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-22


c4EPFTs q s-Dsfisr qrz.itv e. szifszsly .sT
gr.sf. sgs O1sr gr-sf I-41esa.4Gts. ~ a. a.t
% ea-ry az - tl.s stock aver
EEGlIah CEE-OyEEs iaf c1gtaI-s. f4I1.--rs
c1ysrrg. &C., A. z5e PER ysH worth 3se.
BLACK sETIE D. LTOg II % per gs.4 ucr.a
ti.7t. a. O. g. vort5 g. a. u u1rta s-71.
CDLykED SATIN DE LGCIs, BZpCADEa. SAT.
l5saat PEzig srElPEs, ysfy sAsay.
PLAID DEz-. GOODS ~ me pr ylst worth
3.
Two ECIEGE HPElA ED GLOVE ~ re.
/ IHE4G DtTT y 9P.tt KID GLOVES r.. a..
OIL E.Ifyl BLACK sEAHLk-s KID GLOVES
--s.lss - 81 AL g. zee b.4E s.8gss ns1s--gt
-. pair.
aTEts CELEBRATED KID GLOVE VITA
EE.s.t le@s iasffrif r. We sloU tLs largest
a.afx 4 tEese g.rTss iH SHE r.Iv.
large sst8reaeas - GJ.iL-T f9f nen, TCmsr,
la4 sAli4ssEs
or. EtnACE TGWEf frrH ssc '1 tTsy a.zsa
L.D.Ls -gHEg n o4r6r1 .sraG@sre-
she brss 71sts fsrtss Grrfy DO ias s.y. naF
c~a fte-1rs s1rEd u erer-srrt. s.s-
eay t-s Ir.ft-rs, ulsFs better z,-i. can
De I'D ~ ,44 nm ~ tEaa tLgta rs.r fss are.
Ter.a.
/ LAP-ELt rgETa rt[4eat frrr. tZr b. ~. f-,r
- s. 20 zss, ff.a I5asa fror t-gasf.ars
gsD' rrfy a. rt.yLE.tLtsHsT lr Iii
raaIt.44. stfls f.~s.t r.r.eas
CLDags UL.TEgE "a ByLWtEg-yrr Il.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-22
Tin, SlaSt-IE0l and Copper Worker.

7 SELL the unparalleled Champion Cook
L Store, made ~ P-rry Z Co. StT York,
and also other s,a,es, both Heating ard
Cooking made By The same party, that are
unsgrpafGed.
have handled tie above mentioned
goods 81 years. think I knox tho wants
81 the people in my line.
keep repairs Tor an Stoves that have
sol1 heretofore, and particularly TIE TX.
celsior Cook Store, hll Of which will be sold
1t small figures.
have been in this city u years and
have tried 70 serve you faithfully iu my
capacity. NOV come H. business have
unsettled n0tes aad accounts since came
here. va1t my business settled In my
lifetime. have quite n number Of nc
coat,s, bought from ". =. Brewer, Tor the
years 1928, which / have paid lim fer
long hg0 also notes frl accounts ON Vs..
g. Keller q CO., nni W. '. Keller, and The
late frm Of Brewer q Keller, l-Ig, GOD not
Keller Brewer, ycars lsI2.3. ! have
hA 70 borrow money 90 pay ny part o. the
indebtedness Of Brewer Z Keller. have
only hal the books OF Brewer q Keller %
feN days ONing 10 ny misfortune ]
couldn't attend 10 tho col ecii9ua aul had
10 borrow ani pay ny part Of iAe iudcbt-
eIness. Al ! n-k Of Ay fdcnIs is % call
and settle old matters aud from da'es !
give yol above yoq con Judge a- 20 whether
o. not will Or can Afford % favor in the
future.
lam here 10 serve you hnl what repre-
rent IL my legitimate business. whom
adyeriIfe ny business nul cell myself
practical man. ! can sub.t1uUs'r vhst !
say. I DON'T claim ~ be- n practical raii-
n5, Maker, Carpenter, Blacksmith, Ersi
uCer or hrt.cliss Clerk. when need aH..
thing 10 tbe laiter mentioned ! cln EaI
Grrtc,has men tiat nrc willing 20 serve ono
Tor compensation.
Don't forget. lor'l advertise anything
I can't dand up 10. cannot 1--WE 90 Ola
notes aul accounts. an parties 'hu are
not ahlt 90 pay me um.ll .us on their DO
matters, come and settle abi I will giyo o.
receipt. must fcilIe. have called for
this f9f ten yclrs Don't give 300 out BOO
The future n you think con waiill.
ways, notice dates.
Pend ON y0ur Tin Pots, Buckets, &c.,
and II you hayht. nickle I will mend
them gratis, nov. 30, bJ-.f
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-22
1881.
Harper'S Bazar.

THIS popular periodical IA pre-cml.
neuily q Journal for the household.
Every number Furnishes the latest
Information TN regard to fashions Iu
dre's ard orngment, the newest aud
most approved patterns, with descrlp.
i've aftlclea derived from authentic
ana original sourcos, while lls Stories.
oeins' nhd Essays on Social aud Do.
nestle Topics, glyo variety to lts col.
umns
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-22

strongly bound ~ cloih, IL a volume 81
about 30 pages, and cold q he nominal
price u - cent?. 4 fine edition IN L1.f
bus Ia, gllt Top, viii y; s0ld for % cent?,
and Que In full turkey morocco, gilt edg-
~, for 81 p. Orders viii b. flied liz the
order 10 which they are received, with
remittance. American Book Exchange
New York.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-22

....s..,H. - u.utuaI consent.
All parties indebted to the firm will
please call and settle at once. V. DO.
~iii continue the business at the old
stand, aud will keep the latest STYLE
"atcEcs, Clocks and Jeewelry, which
viii 10 sold low Tor cash.
Sep. 0. ls79-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-22

@ r e rrak Do your own town, a. nHifi ffsa
DUO tHrsb. Header ifycr wants a tHsinsss
% which rrfsafs 0fsiihsf sex can male
fhT aIl 10 iima hey work, write Tor taftiepiafs
10 u nAtAai a Co.. Portland Maine
IanarI'tttama
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-22

1aE ERoLE sTs-E % 5Ezss gs11E E-sT RI s1L5
-SEieEs EEsrckD yE1E . - g. FzR cEgT-
HfET AETicLEs soLb F4E EELeW ear
IECEBE1 - atzE cLEAg sEEEP.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-22

ei1fnrf,r atfliuis. 1a hs mfN,r en- BGAyuliiy
fssiVt iaii ifom l.pfrifuas a13 ps1srtliill
Amonr ihs many fstdap ~ tie rttiaw IN ono
tait fn1 smother ~ iia country. 20 'is probable
th8. numbers ~. afflicted with naff1sat. Eva fr
sush 10 NAY d. sili "Wris ri once io ittel0ft
8 TO-. boy sreot, New ynff. sntI r.ing ~, and
Jon will receive ~ return remedy that viii en-
Able yuu ~ httf ilta anybody else, and whose
curative ELECTS viii De rffmhrati Won will
never regret doing so. EHsr ~ Mw T9rt ~.
camille hftifW. H.p 20 1880.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-22
VIRGINIA
r Q AEoKE COLLEGE
SALEM. VIRGINIA.

Ts'Hl-Ei5h,t Sexton 3ly.a' Sept, .S.h.
CLASSICAL. Scientific, Elective,
- ana Preparatory COurse4. Library
1900 volumes, Climate unsurpc ei
Town LOO feet above sea lowell.
tHurchrs OF five denominations En-
tire sSp'nscs for 10 months, from $780,
90 ego ..uslud.ug college fees. board 4
rurl, lights and washing student
from sixteen States aud TpfripfI4a. :
Catalogues FrEE, Address SrCRErA,
~ % FACULTY, July o s0-Gm
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-22
Commissioners Sale Of
Land.

V'bo undersigned commissioners In
j the auit OF John W. Barr for and
against " a RAIDER aud olher- pend
Ing in The Circuit Court NJ Washing
ton county, Virginia. IN obedience to
"a decree of said court rendered az the
May term 1851 VIII ou tbo gGth day OF
February 1881 iu front ~ lho Nay.
ore office Zoo The town NJ Goodson. VIZ.
Frl. Ht public oG.cry ~ the highest
bidder, th. land NJ " 4 Rndcrln Tie
pleading. ~ ull -ult described. con.
teinlrg 80 . 40 acres more or lp.s and
located within mile ofsad town,
TERMS or SALE,
The said land Will be sold ON n cred.
ofG, u and i9 months. except "a sum
IN ra-h sufficient 10 pay costa NJ suit
ana commissions and EXPENSES n
sole. bond bearing Interest from day
NJ sale. with good security will be re-
quircd for the deferred payments.
CHAs u VANCE,
a. FufKEHsoN, Cons.
NJ. H. BLACKLEY.
lani'lst
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EalI as.s. rsl rna Xssrr 1z4E rrrsf

Ut THz sigoE.T slkoMu o. TnE
sEAsOT,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-22

III HOUSE

p hrd Oy
JAS M THOMAS
Main Street, Bristol, Tenn.
T HAVE again reopened the IN,
l. as House. ON Main street, Shd,
prepared to furnish first-class secs,
mediation to the public. No MOI,
and no pains will be spared Il M,
the hotel all it was in its palsi'.
days.
Boarders will be received on 70
terms
Being provided with good stablso
am prepared 10 furnish stalls. food An,
attention to horses.
Rail road passengers will find II.
house located in easy distance Of a,
Passenger Exchange, the tables va
furnished and lodging unsurpassed
Porters regularly at the trains TO :.
ceive baggage and conduct rasseDts,
Jan g. '74-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-22

JOB WORK of all kindsneat-
ly executed At tta Scws Onicc
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-22

ne Jorign FYr Insurance cobpmi,s
npte'snied BY T. O. Fowler arc rendered
doublg secure ~ hamg hcdtg dspo'in
rith ne Treasurer " Va, Those arc 10
secure vbBmia customers, aai iisy tdri5i
rewnr' htn psih IN N, rbm,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-22
FURNITURE HOUSE
(sUC.Zs-lz ~ g. r, HATTT.j
Bristol. Tenn, & GoodSon, Va.

o.. af aar ~ q D q a'I
Bristol. Tcnu., & Goodson, Va.
FVHE undersigned Ei-hes to an
4 HOuace 10 tie patrons Of tie oit
reliable firm Of o. r MauOx, and tire
puddle generally, that he bs- V--cha-.
cd fLe large gIi well selected sock "
the above ,abiisbmeu, and vi.. con.
auue The business e lie ell -l=.d
"FeTgl Block" Ny stock IS the
largest and most varied between
Lynch5Brg and Knoxville fsli Hith
retail prices lover than either Hav.
ing made arrangements with Nr.
NatlCL % fGrui-h ne with such work
g. may need from time % time I will
be able n furnish the public with
such goods o. they have been getting.
both 90 kind and quality. ! will keep
constantly on hand al kinds of work,
such az CHAMBER, PAELOR,
DINING ROOM and
OFFICE SETS.
AIs0 ali kinds NJ Bsdgead., Bureaus.
WashstEuts, Chairs, &c.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-22

Tho volumes Of tho Basar begin
WIN the first number for january of
e ioh year When no time ia men
stoned, II Will be underslood That the
subscriber wishes 10 commence with
der. 'V' ies''P' VI "''
:, The last eleven Annual Volumes of
hAnpEWs BAZAAR, In neat cloth
binding, will be sent by mail, posiare
rad, ot by express, free of pxpense
lpfoyiled The freight does not exceed
one dollar per youme, Tor 90 each,
Cloth Gates for each volume anltn'
ble for hlndlnR, will be- sent by mnil
pon'.paid on receipt " 81 90 each.
hemltlnnces should he made by
Poet ,Oalce Money order or Draft. 10
avoid chance ~ loss.
NcpYnpcrs arc not ~ com mn
advertisement Without the ,rppass ~.
der NJ HARPER 4 BROTHERS.
Address
HARPER Il BROTHERS.
nov 20 IoSV- New York.
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Keep the Mil A-Going.

sT THOMAS DrSs syoLIsu.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-22

sontaiaiog 81 acres on
Il Bosangvjlle-oyer-
Bristol, Tenn, and
ne hanA,omest build
n and cost originally
( acre lot in Bristol
rick House lot Of ].
occupied by Andrew
al cost about 2200.
offered for sale on nc
and for further infor-
p. D JONES, owner,
10 ". ". JAMES and
Bristol, Va. & Tenn.
August y, ls79-f
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-02-22
Town Property for Sale.
A Chance to Make Money.
Dwellings, and Lots
on Easy Terms.
Take Your Choice.
GREAT FALL IN PRICES.

The following described property can
now be had st a bargain, or any one Of the
los described. The cost Of each piece is
merely mentioned 10 enable one to Judge Of
the reductions that will be made. The
owner, Mr. W, D. Jones, is prepared to lose
largely on their cost, and any ore who wish.
e. either n complete ami furnished home,
ftted up with every e0nven. ence, and situa-
ted In the very centre II town, or one in
the suburbs Of the town, or an uDimproyed
lot, can be accommodated, as to price and
terms. The various pieces are described
as follows:
MOI Is about one acre lot, with 4
large story frame dwelling, with a. ell
about 40 feet long, front portico and side
porch. good cellar, fine well Of water, sta
bic. ice house and other out buildings
Original cost aSom $1,000, and -situated on
the corner Of Shelby and 9th streets, Bris.
toni. Tenn.
MO g T. about half acre lot, lying on
The south side Of the the Vineyard lot, and
fronting the +. 7. Va. and Ga. Railroad On
tie cast side AMI near the Tennessee Depot
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For Boots & shoes ZiDp's, Deadwood.


We think that W. express the uni
versal verdict, when SIC LAY that Ala
bough's New tcar ball discounts any
thing else q. the kind that has occurred
in Custcr for 10 these man. day. Bur
one thing could be possibly regretted,
and that was the size of the hall which
WAS really not half large enough to ac-
commudatc the dancers. 1t wonld be
utterly useless 10 attempt to name those
present. rs there We're altogether too
many for oar reporter to count, but
tlicrc could not have been les> than -
tickets sold. The music WAS fine, the
hall well lighted, and everybody light
hearted and gay. The supper served, at
the old registers Office, was ike the
dance, something not heretofore equal
ed in custer county. We award the
palm to AllaboIgh, as the boss caterer Of
all whose viands have ever gone under
our wasteband. Everything was deli
ciousand abundant, and WAS pronounced
the best supper ofthe season. Mr.. Ala
Dough does indeed deserve great credit
for the complete satisfaction he has
given to every one, by his grand New
Years ball,
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Queer Case.

As the epizootic is raging here abouts,
it will be well for those whose horses
are afflicted with it. to read and remem
Der the following:
"A singular case Of poisoning. arising
ont of lhe disease called ~enizooljc. i
attracting the attention Of tn" MEDICAL
fraternity at Virgil, Ont, where it is
under treatment. George Wilson, "a
resident of that place, wa, suffering
from q small sore on his hand. The
discharge from his diseased, horses nose
was by some chance rubbed into the
sore, the poison infected his system and
his body swelled to an alarming size.
An immense abcess formed in his side,
which when opened, discharged large
quantities Of fetid matter. Up to within
"a few days; although suffering very
severely, he seemed to be recovering,
but since he has had a relapse and his
recovery is now extremely doubtful.
His chief symptom, Us he describes 1t,
is a burning sensation all over the body
as if he had been close to a red hot
stove.