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New-York tribune., 1881-07-14

A BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAIN RETREAT
"a "Tcr iia" Ras. apo, Uocka County " Y (EI1e
Isailvif rrs ,ifu sovuc;3 drives, Coaug fishing Very
mode iesiuH
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EN- NSI LVANiA RAILROAD.
On and after July II. 1881.
GREkVN l'RIrkE Il fTNEe
'sO PHILADELPHIA.

TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT rrNr
-V lkAiNS EACH WAY WEEK DAYS AND 9 @,
SUNDAY THREE STATIONS y PNiLADELP!iIA 4
TWO IN hEN-YOEK.
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~ Note change III location.
TOGA ami CITY OF TROY le
ilom PIER No. II. North River
meeting with morning trains 10
QsY sit.iLsner touches II Albany.
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a TLANTIC HOUSE. Ocean Beach. n. j.

n cer Tor she sustsj Gity Yards rom n
surf view extensive lnez1a
surround house. GeOl accommodations os iauilNs
=. LEEDS, FrOpiIctI1s
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DEST AND HEALTH.

DEST AND HEALTH.
IA TIL. DANNiI!{. SAINT. .ftiUH,
Known Our NOns lNcciic institIte
Tho best place FOX recUpcrI from OverOrk o. tT sur
ing htaltlff sick.
walks
The urcst of water Air untajAtei by ogs malaria or
miHsm OtanV kiud
u9cs of regular colleges Noore rhcrn1 Ecctc Batd snd
other bathing facilities. Excellent table, elevator,
trained attendants cc .p S!tuat'>, on Ere iaway Sni
stamp Jr circular sru fu Gr tiOn and to-HS. Address
TIE DANNVtlLE ~ANJTAHlUH, DansSlo Livingston
County, New York.
DOCKLAND COl'NTY.-Board can he Oh
Es hoIsc hu-lr jersey city; - to 81;
children half p,,ce. Particulars POS y, est q tust
CEA BEACH PALACE UDTEL. CONEY
~ ISIhND-rahc G'lotH dirocr e. with wine 81 %
Largest Hostnrsnt on tlc .,anA Popular irceS
over loo elegantly Furnished Rooms
piSsiUgto''s NIitlfy EHIi.
FRED. EltN Ant. CJhNl.I SOLOIST.
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DoUELE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
hENT AND TUE FASTEST THE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY,
PROVIDENCE LINE.

FOR PEDVIDE&CE DIRlrr
tohr'clinE with llo,Iglrr Railroad
r Worcester aHi ai EJiu.i north, yia WORCESTER
~, rho , Iaasn SicrHer HhS iAChtaElrS on
u.-4a, luNts'aN ant -2fufdiy and the
- GA |ouily % i'!.tg,l
liLN -, =. i., . arrri-si.. "a trE
il ..ttt's IAuftss Corn
IGny a1l at l1'n -l,l hot els ana tic~tf oa,. e.
RDNDOUV, KINGSTON AND CATSKWI,
"a n'fi ,iNi s. ~ - Colzrns West Poiitl Corn
walI N'"tnrt ii cfDoro Milton. Ho1ehb,cpair, fsosus
c"nh"l-Ag Nth f.o- a1t H'llNnre ad N.Ii44I N..!-t
1tst'Io,. a-ih as ih"nl7 eoIil ad James " Hsil
W. North - .r.
except saturday. when TlaIii< to.ucl Ic4,et =. d. ~.
'"'"'N.i '.'ti el' ia tt -.
G,UEAAHDOAH VALLEY RAILROAD.
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~ cOulWOddt ti house sherc of drr south fs,
near Patt Rogue /! surf Sud s water bathing
lfl>a anu shade row aad sail boats, u.l!k veg
tables as q on pre'i'; liberal table terms moderate.
hours 10 C!ty. Address ALEX. DARitOW, PatchO-lc L. l.
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6nmmsr Resorts.

A Villa PARK COTTAGE,
~. SPRING LAKE, M
lH, hogoe ldwns groves slIf and attn water
bathirg frilit. 80 to ~ week.
RS. Il. l. UANBlETON
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MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
~ CATSKILL MOCNrAINS, CATSKiLI, y. Y.
49, ELEVATION; 2,5oo FEET

I57 90 zoo CNVL'.It tlAu Now N0Tk Phlalonhia-
Most desirable location i'm ills only
mencing THE FAMOUS NIEW OF The Hudson Valley. AC-
Cc:sicc by New York Central Hudson River lcin1td
isOn River day boats ard CatskN nch roaS to C.t.ii
thence by G. A BEAClIS MOI GNTNIN INESECOACIErS
AND CARRIAGES.
" B-NotwhsCtudnE ny reports and advertisements there
is no OTHER DIS EitNBLt RDl IL a.d railroad
Catskills, PROPER. in operation this
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i'f r
FIVE TRIPS DAILY.
\ ONG BRANCH.

EIIIf n.
49, -- L.. fi4 j leaves lf'i t-aS- 2fisf Us
a'l - p 't arin H.
90 o. " ~ 'l 80 a. ia aua p f. every dNy
"a. $50 4 Ill., lIcT 3, y. inulualll- .nls,. -
K, g =. ia. p.
New-York tribune., 1881-07-14

. NEW : TEA NJ ERS SARA
cave daily. except Saturday.
It. foot OF Christopher-st.. con
'or She North and W est Sun
New-York tribune., 1881-07-14

COMFY ISLAND
TIC boats - This CoTa-V o, ira- s.s eo,-
zen i-lt alar-.aF.-
ul iaA1isI'@n ta,s.as.ss
OTHER l.DC rE- - ~ % Az
New-York tribune., 1881-07-14
GnmMcr Resorts

PAVILION HOTEL, Is'ip l.. L., now open.
James slater o,ricr o 'HGr,oloy" 6tlaye corner
Ati-sf.. Work. All traiAa.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-18
Sidewalk Letter.
OK THE SIDEWALK,


Only two weeks until February, and
then the ground hog may have the
floor. Half the technical winter has
gone, and the sun has been three weeks
or more on his way back to us from the
far South. The days begin to lengthen
out and will do 80 from now to the 2lst
June. II is said cold winter forbodes
n cold and late spring, and that late
spring means bad crop year. So look
out. But have my opinion. The sun
has been somewhat favorable since Sun
day A. NJ, and am In good humor.
predict the ground will be much more
easily worked in 'sl than In $50. We
had no freezes last winter and the soil
was close and cheesy all summer. Next
season II will DO loose from the heavy
freezes of this winter. am little
afraid that IL degrees below zero has
killed the peach buds Wait and see.
Gen. Imboden is yet away with Mr..
Hindman. Who is IIindman2 hear
YOU say. lie Is the Vice President Of
the Tinsalia Coal g. Iron Co., and is the
moving spirit Of the firm. Grass won't
grow where Is. lie is live focus Of
business In himself, and he and mbodcn
will be here this week. Meantime Capt.
WAlthall and his two sons, Wllbar and
Luther, together with the Messrs. Frye
arrived at the Va. House last Friday
and are now at work locating the N. q.
extension to Ellzabethton. There is
trouble In getting out Of the town, but
there are several routes and one Of them
will be selected. SO our people will
have n fine chance 20 assert their charac-
ter for sagacity In the matter. The nero
passage Of railway helps any quarter
OF the town. Capt. Winston'B corps
will complete the location TO Imbodon
City by the first Of February. Capt.
Siokler's corps has located the line from
Mendoza down Poor Valley some two
miles, and had close work to avoid tho
buildings, where the river washed the
base Of Clinch mountain, opposite Kin
dcrhook.
stopping In at Kuhncrt's few even
mgs ago was shown some most cxqui-
sitely beautiful wedding cakes. They
we're destined 10 the vicinity Of Mont
gomery In this county.
Prealdent Hcaron commenced ycster-
day the Spring session Of Sulllns Col
lcgc. By-thc-way, see the following
new arrivals of pupils on his register -
Miss Lena Davenport of Washington,
Miss Florence Blair, of wythe, and Mics
Matte strae, Of Tazcwell. President
Ilenrhn prcnrhed list SUNDAY evening
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-18
Tho Baptist Churches OF y. w.
Virginia

win hold their annual Minister'S and
Dcacon's Institute with the Middle Fork
Church, Smyth county, Va, beginning
Thursday before the 9th Sunday In this
month. This will be the 9th instant,
Tho following is the programme as
furnished US by the able and efficient
clerk, Mr.. NJ. NJ. MorIss, OF Glade
Spring, aud consists Of essays In the or
der named
The Origin and History Of Infant
Baptism, Elder j. NJ. Luck. The Need
Of a Higher Type Of Piety In Ministers,
Elder w. j. Shipman. Church Disclp-
line, Prof. g. l.. Cooke. System In
Church Financies, NJ. N. Morriss.-
Scripture Teaching, Respecting the Per-
sonality and Power Of the Evil One,
Elder A.'G. McManaway. Miracles,
Elder w. A. Clark. Design Of Baptism,
j. II. Kincnnnon, ID. -. New Testa-
ment, Meaning OF "Kingdom Of IIeav-
en-" Elder 9. +. james. Relation OF
Faith and Works In the Economy Of
Grace. Elder X. Il. Boatwright. ORR
gin and Functions 0C Baptist District
Associations. Hon. A. i. Cole. State
Missions. Elder w. N. Buckles.
The discussions are open TO all, and
the public arc cordially Invited 70 attend
and participate.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-18
RouSing bargains in
dress goods at
AnderSOn'S.
Bristol Female College.

The following is what Rev. w. A.
Clark said in the Baptist Reflector of the
18th inst. in regard TO Bristol Female
College,
*** "Bristol Female Bollege is doing
finely this year. But for the epidemic
of measles 1t would have been the best
year in its history. The discipline is
good, and the corps Of teachers is excel
lent. Bro. Wester has experience, grace,
grit, grip and greenhacks in the enter
prise, and deserves the success achiev-
ed ."*** w. "A, CLARK.
The above from Rev. DR.. Clark Is a
merited tribute from one best calculated
to know whereof he speaks. DR.. Clark
has been unanimously called by the Bap-
list congregation here for a second year.
SO that his Endorsement is really that Of
the Baptist church here. President
Wester is gifted with great zeal and en-
ergy, and has the rare gift Of selecting
the best teachers to aid him. His school
may be said to be the chief glory of the
Baptist church for very large section.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-18

The Magazines Harper, for February
comes to us ahead of all competitors.
Its illustrations are the ne plus ultra of
fine art, and its contents are always of
the highest grade. The fact is Harper
cannot be surpassed. In addition to the
standard departments Of the paper we
present for it the following table of con-
tents
The Gospel History in Italian Paint
ing.-The Rev. Henry j. Van Dyke, Jr.
With eleven Illustrations.
Asleep. A poem.-Rose Terry Cooke.
The English Lakes and their Genii.
III.-M. ID. Conway.
With twenty-five illustrations.
Pottery in the United States. Miss +.
e. Fryatt.
With fourteen Illustrations.
The Old New York Fire Department
II.-G. w. Sheldon.
With eleven illustrations.
Literary and Social Coston.-Geo. P.
Lathrop.
With eighteen Illustrations.
Anne. A novel.-Constance Feni-
more WoOlsOn.
With one illustration.
The FREELY. A story.-Margaret S.
Mclean.
The Early History of Charles James
FoX.-John Bigelo.
Puss Tanners Defense. A story
Richard Malcolm Johnston.
A Laodicean. Book the First-Geo.
Somerset.-Thomas Hardy.
With one illustration.
The North american Review for Feb
ruary is the literary phenomenon of the
month. First we have an earnest and
patriotic article by General Grant, advo-
eating the Nicaragua Canal project. The
genial autocrat of the Breakfast Table,
Oliver Wendell Holmes, follows with an
essay entitled The Pulpit and the Pew,
written in the best spirit of the Chris
tian philosopher. in which he endeavors
10 show the need that lie believes to eX-
list for Il revision of the prevalent theo-
logical creeds Under the qulint title
of "Aaron's Rod in Politics." Judge A.
w. Tourgee emphasizes the obligation,
imposed upon the Republican party by
the Chicago platform, of making proyi-
sion for educating illiterate VOTERS
James Freeman Clarke makes yalua-
Bile contribution to the discussion Of the
authorship of Shakespeare's plays. The
grave evils that may result from the
partisan character of the United States
Supreme Court are pointed ont by Sena-
tor John II. Morgan. The sixth Of Mr.
Charnay's papers on the "Ruins Of Cen
trail America" is devoted to descrip-
ton of the Pyramids Of Comacalco,
which must rank among the most stu
pendous monuments ever crested by
man. Finally, Walt Whitman writes of
"The Poetry Of the Future" The Re-
view is sold by booksellers generally.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-18
Personal,

Capt. Robt. p. Smith a veteran r. r.
contractor from Albemarle Co., is stop
ping at the Hamilton House.
Mr.. JEFF l.. Duff, of johnson & Duff
Fairview, Scott Co., called to see us last
week. These gentlemen are among the
best merchants of the county. Thanks
for favors.
Mr.. S. T. Nickells, of that live paper
the Pound Gap Enterprise, was in town
last week and made fair sales of u lot of
horses. We were very much pleased to
have q call from him.
Mr.. E. S. Kindrick, of Kindrick, Lock
hart & Co., Fall Branch, called to see us
last week. He is live business man
and we wish him great success.
Miss Sallie Lancaster returned last
Friday from an extended visit to New
York and is welcomed by her many
friends in Bristol
Mr.. Joseph Stras, Jr., ofTazewell was
at Sullins College, the guest of Prest.
Hearon, Sunday.
DR.. Morrison of Scott was at the Va.
House Saturday and left for Estillville
with our friend Robt. Alley.
Miss Duggie Stubs of Richmond, has
succeeded Miss Ainsley as teacher OF the
Front Street school, she has quite good
number of pupils, and is most compe-
tent instructress.
Capt. Geo. Gibson called to see us this
morning and informs us that the North
Fork bridge will be completed in six
weeks.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-18
Births.

MOORNAN.--At Lynchburg, on the
o Of January, 1881, the wife OF Capt.
}. n. Norman Of daughter.
wOLFE.--In Bristol, on Jan. 18th,
81, she wife of Mr.. Geo. Wolfe Of son.
RUTH.-Near Union Depot, Tenn,
~ Jan. IL, 1881, the wife of Rev. A
auth, OF twins son and daughter
rhIs acores az for the parson.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-18
Logs Wanted Big.

Walnut, Hickory, Poplar, Dogwood,
ana Persimmon Logs and Lumber
Niplshed Oak and Hickory spokes, Ash
and Hickory handles, &c. in large guam
tRns. MANUFACTURERS,
r. o. Box s24s, New York City.
dIht 81 lSS0--5t
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-18
SUllfns College.
% .----
Select Boarding School for Girls.

This nourlehlng insulation will hc-
gin its next eesslOn on tho lnbt Thurs
day In August II will open the next
yoor'e work with Increased facilities
and advantages. Rooms hro being
rapidly taken up. Let parenss apply
Mt once. a flrat.class article OF educs-
ton at extremely low IateH. Board
Ing house relltted aud neatly furnish.
ed.
FACULTY.
REV. d. +. HEARON, A. W., Pre-.
ldent, aud Professor Metaphysics and
Ethics
Mrs. Cleo MIlos IIcaron, Modern
Languages and English Literature.
Miss Lou 9 Coullng, PrcceptroBa,
aud Latin aud Mathematics,
Miss Belle Blair, Principal NJ Aca.
demlc Department, and Natural
Science.
Miss Mary whltoakor PRINCIPAL OF
Primary Department.
Miss Waffle King, TutOresa.
Prof Chas II. Dlllwoflh, Principal
Music Department
Miss Mamie Belle Fowler, Assistant
Music.
Mles Nep Upton, Drawing and
Painting
Mrs. Cleo MILES Hsafon, Matron.
Studies distributed Into those IN I,
Mathematics 2. Natural Science: 3,
History aud English Literature, 4
Ancient Languages; 3, Melayhyslos,
Q Music; Z, Modern Languages. a.
Painting and Drawing. Each teach.
or especially adapted to her work.
EXPENSES.
A joyful surprise to parents and
guardians. Entire cxpeneea, lnolud.
ing board and tuition ~ Literary Do
phflmeni, only range from sg9 10 SIS
Tor n term ol ~ weeksl hfnsio. wi "A
une NJ blanc, 500 For particular M.
ply to REV u. y. llEARON. ptIs.
,.,.,.,..., Bri toll Tenn
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-18
,sAsrss. tA~s n Mothers m

Ars you disturbed at night and brok-
on u your rest by sick child suffering
ana crying with the excruciating pain
81 eutting toothP II 80, go at once and
m1t q bottle OF MRS. WINSLOW'S
HOoTHIEG SYRUP. II will relieve
dc poor little sufferer immediately-de-
yend upon Il; there 10 no mistake about
s. There Ia not mother on earth who
has aver used Il, who will not tell you at
saco that It will regulate the bowels.
and rive rest TO the mother, and relief
Mnd health TO the child, operating like
magic. IL Is perfectly safe to use In all
sasSA, and pleasant to the taste, and Is
Ole Prescription Of ono Of the Oldest and
epst female physicians and nurses In the
DATED 6tatea. Sold everywhere. 20
AnNtn bottle. nov 10, lSS0-ly
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-18
Rail Road Meeting.

Tho Stockholders and friends Of the
nriatol a N. G. Marrow Gauge Il. II.
arc requested 10 meet Mt the Mayors
oflos In Goodson, promptly at 21a o'clock
on siext Friday, for the purpose of Or
rambling.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-18
Al Cough. Gold or sore Throat

a Cough, Gold or sore Throat
rbsuld be stopped. hewlett frequently
resnlts In an lncurable Lung Disease or
transcription. EROWNs BRONCHIAL
FnasmRs are certain 10 plye relief In ssth-
~, Bronchlils Coughs, Caiarrh, Consump-
.zsc and Threat Diseases. For thirty
rsars the Troches have been recommend
"a BY physicians, and always give per-
Get aausfactlon. They are not new or
nniried, but having been tested by wide
ma constant uao for nearly an entire
Generation, they have attained we'll
nsrlted rank among the few staple renl-
bdies OF the age. Public Epc"kcrs
and singerr use them to clear aud
Strengtlen the Voice. Hold ut twenty
Ave Ssnts y box everywhere.
Asy ", 80 ~.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-18
BUSINESS.

hm4lness man who means business
Ats Business In some business house
ihia o. some other business place
pAricr business reference.
Address, BUSINESS MAN,
In care Bristol News,
A. ~ 'ae-.f. Bristol, Tenn
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-18
18th day Of February, 1854,

County Court day. the tract of land mem
toned and described in said case, upon
which the said Pat Gallher resides, situa-
ted in the Lower End of Washington county,
Va, adjoining the lands of J. T. Handy
and others, and containing 20 acres, more
or less.
TERMS-Cnsh sufficient to pay the costs
of suit and con missions, and expenses of
sale. The residue on a credit of six. twelve
and eighteen months, equal instAlments.
with interest from date. The purchaser to
give bond with good security, payable to
Commissioner, and lein retained for ulti-
mate payment.
D. +. BAILEY,
Jan ii 81 tbs Commissioner.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-18

GRAvEs-OWEN.-At the resi-
nee Of tho brides's father, near Mont
'mery Switch in this county, on the
ght OF the 18th, by Rev. - Briscoe,
u. Beaton Graves to Miss Fannie Owen,
Idret laughter OF Mr.. James Owen.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-18
Pie Peaches, . pounds in a can for
zoe. Try some Of best coffee.
ANDES s. co.

Don'tpoa rant some Cdiico2 We will
sell FOR few days only, best calcos at
&c, good brands calico Q to 6jE. This is
an opportunity you will not have again
very soon. We do this IN order to re-
duce stock before moving. We will sell
cashmere at cost and freight.
Respectfully,
MD. ANDES q co.
Jan. II 1851,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-18
Bargains, bargains to
close out Winter goods
at ANDERSON'S.

Ne'e Adrertisement.-Note the order Of
sale of the Va. & Ky. r. Il. property on
Scott street, Goodson. Also the notice
the Il. c. & I. N. G. r. r. Co. for re-
viewers to condemn land in Scott coun-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-18

g. w. Frisbie, Of East Toledo, Ohio,
save: II afforded my son relief, and dis
psllsd all slgns Of this dread disease,
ahich has afflicted him since childhood.
I cieerfully recommend the "Only Lung
Pad, ~ all Apthmatic sufferers. See
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-18

Did you kaow that canned peaches,
tomatoes, &C., were rapidly adyancing2
but NJ. d. Andes & Co. bought carly
and have them at old prices.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-18
Tho finest remedy for all palms, sores,
cute, bruises In man or beast Is tho KOy-
stone LlnlmeRt, for sale only at
I'm. TRkMMELL'S.
OFFICE or BRIsToL COAL q Iron
Marrow GAUGE II, II, Co,
GoopsoS VA. January 18th, 1888

GooDsoS VA. January 18th, 1881.
This Company offers to negotiate
three thousand dollars in G per cent.
bonds Of the town of GOodson, Va, to
run ten years from Jan. /, 1881. Inter
terest payable on LIST Of January Of each
year at the Mayors Office In Goodson.--
A tax has been levied by the council of
said town to meet the Interest as It falls
due, Persons desiring to make n good
investment will communicate with
JOHN +. TERRY, Sect'y & Treas.
Il. G. d |. N. G. II. Il. Co.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-18
Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad Company,
CIRCUIT COURT 0FTHE UNITED STATES
FOR THE FOURTH JUDICIAL CIR
CUT AND THE EASTERN DIS
TRICT OF VIRGINIA.

William Butler Duncan and Samuel
l., NJ. Barlow, Surviving Trustees.
The Atlantic. Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad Company and others,
BY virtue of and pursuant to q
Judgement and decree of foreclosure
and sale rendered and entered at the
April term of the said Court 1879, in
the above entitled action, ], Matthew
f. Peasants, master appointcd there
in to sell all and singular the MORT
GAGGED PREMISES, FRANCHIS-
ES, and PROPERTY, BOTH REAL
PERSON AL, and MIXED. mention
ed in the complaint In the said action,
aud in the said judgement and decree,
being the same mortgaged, or intend
ed so to be, TO the plaintiffs and Fran
els Skiddey, since deceased, by a mort.
gage bearing date the 9th day of Sep
TENDER, 1871, do hereby give notice
that on
MONDAY THE FIRST DAY OF N0VEM
Der, 1850 AT l2O'CLOCK NOON.
at the north front door of the Custom
House of the United States. In the
city Of Richmond, Va, l shall
proceed to sell ut public auction, to the
highest bidder, the following describ-
ed PROPERTY that is to say:
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-18

WpRBHIUA and DIPLOMA for
dassI JOB Irritating asodrded at the
pfsl Border Pair, 1880 u the Bristol
20 QNes.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-18

w. Il. Mliler, of BOllvue, Ohio, says: :
have been troubled with Asthma, and
rxo>ivcd no relief until procured your
@sOnly Lung Pad" I can recommend
A b any one having the Asthma.--Sse
XIeA
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-18

Cha best and cheapest In the world.
Dr.. BULLS Cough Syrup costs you only
" censs. and il it does not cure your
,eugh you can got your money back.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-18
R. H. MAURY & co,
Stock and Exchange Brokers,
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA..

VIRGINIA Coupons, receivable for
' taxes, furnished at market prices.
Dealers in United States Bonds, State
Bonds, City Bonds, Railroad Bonds,
and Stocks.
Orders solicited and promptly exc
cuted. ian, II, 81 y%
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-01-18
VIRGINIA {:

IN the Clerks Office Of tho Circuit Court OF
Scott county, on tho 9TH day Of January 1851
James l.. Shoemaker Executor &c. Complainant,
VS..
J. i Quillin, Defendant.
IN CHANCERY:
The object Of this suit is to attach the Legacy
Of the defendant under his fathers Will In the
hands Of tho exechtcr to satisfy n te Of one
hundred dollars with interest from the first day
OF January 1869, executed by the Defendant to
Compliments tcstator, and have n decree entered
for the same, aud ordering tho Plaintiff as execu-
tor Of the last will and testament OF John Quilln,
SEN dec, to retain the legacy and apply the same
to the payment Of the said debt due from defen
dant and It appearing from affidavit that J, l..
Quilin IL nonresident OF tho state, It is there
fore ordered that he appear here with one month
after due publication of this order, and do what
is necessary to protect his interest In this suit
A Copy-Test
jan II Isl At. VS.. RHODES, D. C.
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ANNOYING EMIT.
SCOTT COUNTY.

q are requested to announce Mr..
frBHR, Of Speer's Ferry. as q
dl&hse for the office Of Clerk Of the
atty Court Of Scott county, Va, at
next May election.
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TENN. VIRGINIA & GA. B. B.
Our Agents

. following gentlemen will act as
Agents, and are authorized to pro-
and receipt for subscriptions and
r bRsiness In eur name.
Eowsll @; II. Va, H. 9. Anderson.
Ibanon, Va. Capt. J. w. Nc
INA.
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TIE Abingdon Standard records the
one death Of Mr.. James o. Ryburn, of
talsdc Spring, at the age Of so years.
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The Celebrated Keyetene Llnlment for
eals at 25ots by In. TRAMMELL.

Peter Staub was last Saturday elected
Mayor Of Knoxville, beating DR.. Tad
lock 278 votes.