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CoIons, Tom Evans Killed.

S1ccial TO the Herald.
Bryan, March 9.--Colonol Tom Evans was
killed yesterday by Mr.. Grise, near Pitts
ferry, en- ths Drsa0l.
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RemarIsnb,c Ansnuis ON n Clcrn yrn,u .

Cincinnati, o., Nsroh 9.--In tho towa OF
Fairfield, nth, norlhseu!orn part of Greon
county, Ohio, the Rev. j. 7. Hale, paasor Of
tho Reformed church, WAS struck on Tho
head with a cub BY George w. Musser, 10
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Londor, Msrca o.--Tho Princess Louise
s.etto for Paris ,h's morning en- her wey TO
Italy.
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sunans mi,ls burned !.

fredericksburg, VA, Mar.h o--John q.
Hurbsnk's sunne mills burned. I.css Sl6,-
000 insurance $4,000.
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HOUSE.


Mr.. Bruce, of McLcnnan, had the railroad
bill postponed and the resolution granting
leave OF absence 70 Judge j. B, Jerod, en-.
crossed.
Mr.. Wurabsch introduced resolution
asking tho committee on representation 20
give their opinion whether congressional
representatives can be elected under tho
present bill before congress. Adopted.
Mr.. Gibson offered resolution requiring
the legislature to net on tho appcrtonment
before adiourning. Lost.
Mr.. Douglas offered bill for tho relief
OF G, u. Morris sheriff of Liberty county.
Mr. Hill presented petition from Polk
county, asking that fees and road duties be
paid in county script.
Mr.. Hutcheson introduced bill regulating
the licensing OF apothecaries
Mr.. King offered resolution to spread the
resolutions of respect to Hon. Coleman
deceased on hetable subject TO call.
Mr.. Hutcheaon's substitute TO the railroad
bill was taken up and consumed the rest Of
the forenoon in speech making
Mr.. Baker having the floor, the house nd.
journed until 3 o'clock in the afternoon.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
ibe mollon 10 reconsider tho vote on the
resolution amending the constitution reln.
tive to the number Of days for holding the
aess,oi's a.'IsI ui Nv 'sS'sasuIe was taken up,
nays.
~ aYo 'ao'''' W "N' up 'uo uehc'ahey Dl'l
VIZ W" ,oII T,,,,r;,s o,u., 90. u.,.
. Mr' toh'Ih"s ,oD W. .' Ga.Ho up we moIou 10
''SgnstIur ava n.s, L,u'ss 1oss9a p'l' Lost'
n,;io. ; mia. ,t,,ow anu @ vp 'hS ,i i'oIon re
Iyns'Gu','S tuu ts'sasso ol soa p'' ctesvng
l .y C,,uv ., Sis'ic. no'uey ~ the fifteenth
Hou niie.cel',I u's.'iV,t ~ eAa hoa re-
o'srsl sr, wy 'u'tus Fo,g; fasea' ayes o2'
n5 AnI lcnlyon'latS '1 ,L.S OIL WAS taken up
a''sI.u'ls ny. rs,,Ii,9 SlI p''sgI' haI ...,.,.,
NV fau'a Vur p'oVWos mole OF
'I,ne , Sgn'e,'ei 51 o'etuVn W cases, passed
o.', Ing Uni l toln''''ihB u'o taxes oil eihAen' OF
'asvy pSSsauu'
~ uut P.ONWns lur tse pu'enssS ot
oVTSs tr. " t Wv .roaiur,f' pissed
nv o',i unsuB'ug vac une OF holding
0ovgs II, IN Naui,ilal eouhIy.was cnsrrosied'
MI. ~ moVeu W laNo up the plll chang'
nns my aao tH nn oiI ot no.ans 9ous. ,n uonha'e,
1punsy, ohy.,, ~, o"S''ss'u anu motion entered
" ,rSo rtoyus,u", hsmD, :, =, ,,,,,,..,, Am -oo ~
:, inu mus 'ao" a'Jouruel VII ''oo O'Clock
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4
These new goods will soon be here and
as his new store house will be double in
size, he will have the finest display ever
seen in this country.
Mr.. VIM. Young, of Yokum's Station,
has purchased of Col. Francis Preston,
agent, the Clark Slemp farm of 420 acres
in Wild Cat Valley, Oh the N. G. line, at
81 800.
Capt. Charley Thurman, the Nash
vile and Little Rock Clothier, has my
thanks for kindly membranes and
handsome testimonials of his good will,
received by mail. His good taste in Sc
lection is equal to his success in selling,
lie surely has peculiar talent in the art
of pleasing and that best of all traits,
indissoluble friendship.
/ was glad TO meet in town last week
Mr.. ID. r. Moore, formerly of Wythc
county, but now popular and success
full merchant at Bloomingdalc, Sullivan
county Tenn. He was introduced to
me by my friend Jno. r. Dickey, of
Bunting & Dickey's Drug Store. who
together with DR.. j. A. Dickey, of the
City Drug Store, knew him in past days.
Senator Malone has finally concluded
not to yield to the wishes Of the Bour-
bons and resign his seat in the L. S.
Senate. lie yesterday qualified and
took his scat, being escorted to the front
by his associate, Senator Jonston.
Mr.. r. A. Ayers, the very efficient and
accommodating attorney for the Tinsalia
Coal and Iron Co. is in town, and will
remain day or two. He has wonder
fully improved his Main street property,
and will in very short time have very
snug and desirable business room to
rent.
Mr.. w. w. Davis reports at his cash
produce house to-day, turkeys and chick
ems 6 cts. gross, eggs IA cts. with down
ward tendency, butter 10 to 90 cts. On
street corn is worth so cts, family flour
$21a. Williams & Keebler are selling
choice clover seed at $3.50. Tobacco
sales have been brisk and satisfactory mt
Winston's. Mr.. Il. X. Byrd is purchas-
ing n tsock of goods for u new store
Mr.. Rohr desires to rent the Sewers store
room after April LIST.
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New Advertisements.

Mr.. A. 8. Gump calls attention to his
mammoth stock for his new quarters.
Mr.. G. NJ. Written advcrtlscs his Ag-
ricultural Implements, and his new
Foundry, Machine Shop and Plow Fac
tory, one mile N. 4. Of town, where he
has fine water power.
Mr.. w. @. Lowry Is announced for
reelection az County Court Clerk. lie
has discharged the duties Of the office for
cen years. and Ia thoroughly convcrsanI
with the buslncss.
We to-day announce for the two clerk
chips al Abingdon Mr.. L. 4. Cosby and
Mr.. Matthew +. Duff. Mr.. Cosby has
given satisfaction and Ia an accomplish
ed aud accommodating clerk. Mr.. Dun,
nfler having been "Sawn asunder" three
times, being mnimcd at the battle OF
Saltville, has still enough left Of him to
mako n good clerk. lie IL very popular,
very needy, and very deserving.
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Personal.

Col. j. Z. Shields, who has been writ
Ing up the commercial, industrial and
minefal resources of S. w. Va, under
the nom de plume Of Caxton, for the
Lynchburg Jiryinida spent Friday and
Saturday in Bristol, and writes n very
interesting letter touching this town and
Its enterprises.
Mr.. VIM. G. st Clair, the genial and
clever editor of the Wytheville Dispatch
spent Saturday and Sunday in Bristol.
Mr.. G. Dallas Massengill, the live
merchant and cnterprising citizen of
Union, honored this office with visit
last thursday.
Ex-senator II. c. Slemp, of Burgess
Gap, Wise Co., was in town last Satur-
day, and honored the News Office with a
visit. He is an excellent citizen, man
of large public spirit, and Southwest
Va. never had truer Senator.
Mr.. VIM. Wolfe, Of Powell's Valley,
Wise county, was in town last Saturday.
He is one of the truest and most reputa-
bic gentlemen of that section, and we
shall be glad to meet him often in this
town.
Mcssrs. VIM. p. Good, J. j. Hilton
and Dchpster, of Rye Cove, were in
town last Saturday marketing their to
baco, and took with them to the great
Natural Tunnel new saw mill, just
completed by Dixon, Smith e. Co., Of
this town.
Hon. j. b. Richmond was at the Nick
els House last Sunday morning on his
return from Washington. Owing to the
illness ut that time of the Editor Of the
News, we were unable to get from him
our expected account Of matters at
Washington at this interesting time.-
But It must be said of him that he has
made us IL useful M. G.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08
Garfeld's Cabinet.

Much speculation IL going on about
the cabinet President Garfield will draw
around him. Such things, however, are
known only to the initiated few, aud ms
we are not Of those propose TO wait I'LL
the whole thing is developed, which will
be on or about the lth of March. There
Is not much speculation, though, going
on about the manufacturing interests OF
Virginia. Everywhere we find every
body busy In that line, and 1t Is already
established In the minds of every one
that the to the manula, turers the c0un-
try must look for relief. Not more so to
Others than the manufacturers Of "Sev-
en- Springs Iron and Alum Mass" In
Washington county, Virginia. This
Mass Is not one of the ubomnnblc "pat-
ent" medicines, which arc literally ruin
ing the health of thousands, but the pure
salts obtained from the pure mineral wa
ters, for which Southwest Virginia Is
80 noted, simply by boiling them down
to condensed form, just rs salt, sugar.
&C., are made. II, IN this way, retains
all Che medicinal properties Of the water,
and Is being used extensively and sue
cessfully for indigestion, dyspepsia,
Group, sore throat, impurities of the
blood, Sc. For the treatment of discas-
OK peculiar to females It has no equal
anywhere.
Bishop George FPierce, Of the NJ. E.
Church, South, Sparta, Ga, says. 81
take pleasure in commenting the Seven
Springs Iron and Alum Mass" to all
who may need u simple and effective
remedy for the ordinary Ills TO which
flesh Is heir. For some of my friends II
has been invaluable Ns tonic and restol-
alive, | know of one ease ofrcmarkablc
recovery from chronic dyspepsia. II Is
u 'panacea' for sick headache, both to
cure II when II comes, and to prevent 1t
if taken In time. Aud the great virtue
IA, II Is not bad to take--not often SO Of
physic.
So look 10 your interests and never
mind who Garfield has In his cabinet
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08
A Long Desired Want Supplied

The people Of Bristol and country
have long wished for store in which
they could do their trading, and get
what they wanted without having to IN
quirc at every store in the place.
NJ. D.. Andes & Co. have adopted the
plan of keeping everything as near as
possible, and now ladies and gentlemen
can be supplied with goods in almost ev-
cry line at prices as low, and in many
eases lower that the same quality of
goods can be had elsewhere. They call
attention to their new adjustable belt
corset, which is having a large sale in
the cities, and which will be the leading
corset this summer, also large stock of
other corsets including Madam Strong's
and DR.. Warmers nursing corset. All
the novelties in Torchon and other laces,
face net, hamburg and other trimmings
are being received daily, and all new
styles in prints, dress goods &C., will be
received as they are introduced. We
keep Brainard, Armstrong &
Co.'S. spool silk and button hole twist
The best in the world. Sustain us by
using these goods and we will always
keep them in all colors.
When You so shopping don't fail to
call on NJ. ID. ANDES e. Co. win re-
ceiye in a few days 5000 worth Of silk
ties, lace ties and fuchus-arc the latest
styles and colors.
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back. One gun was so close that il tore
u hole in his side from which part of the
liver protrudcd, No cause could be Civ
en- for the killing. Every witness exam
ed gave a fair character, and no one
knew of any recent difficulty in which
he had been engaged. 1t is believed the
parties came from Kentucky, for the on
ly difficulty in which he was said to have
been engaged, was in Kentucky, in
which he choked a white man nearly to
death. This was about year ago.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08
Bristol Boot and Shoe Facotry
e.. w. Frost, Manager.

We have on hand the largest stock Of
handmade boots and shoes ever seen IN
this city. All grades Of Calf skin and
Kip, and large stock of the very best
sole-lcathcr brought to this market. All
grades Of the finest nppcrs. have in
my employ eight Of tie best hands that
can be found in The State. We warrant
every pair of boots and shoes that we
sell. march, 'l-2t.
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y. n. BRiD0KRs.
ssosnors r Mothers Mothers m

Are yon disturbed ut night aud brok-
on Of your rest by sick child suffering
and crying with the excruclating pain
nj cutting tecth2 II 80, 20 nt once and
get a bottle Of MRS. WlNSLOW'S
AOOTHiNG SYRUP. II will relieve
thc poor little sufferer lmmcdlatcly--dc-
pond npon n, there Ia no mistake about
X, There Ia not mother on earth who
has ever used Il, who will not tell you nj
once that II will regulate the bowels.
and give rest 10 the mother, nnd RELIEF
and health to the child, operating Hike
magic. II IA perfectly safe to use In All
rnscs, aud pleasant 10 the taste, nnd "
tNs prescription ~ ono " the oltlcpt aud
lca, female phyelclans and nurses In The
limited States. Sold everywhere. 20
cents bottle. nov 49, lsN--lN
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Steam Boiler for Sale.

! desire to sell my steam boiler and
necessary fixtures now in Brown
Bros. Carriage establishment in Good
son. Persons desiring bargain will
either address me or call on !. G, Fow-
Ter at the Office of the Bristol Ne,cS.-
The boiler il new and in good condition.
JOHN OYLER,
feb !, lsS!,f Abingdon, Va.
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Resale of Valuable Mill
Property.

Pursuant to decree of tho Circuit
Court Of Washington county, Va,
rendered at it's January term, 1881, In
the suit of Chas. G. Campbell and
wife vs Stout, Mills 4: Temple. the
undersigned Commissioners, on the
leth day Of April, 1881, will sell, on
the premises, the property mentioned
and described in the papers of eaid
cause and known as The Campbell
Mill property, situated within the
corporate limits Of the town of Good
son Va. This property has fine wa
ter power, Turbine wheel of great
power, and complete outfit of Ma
chinery, and is sold to pay the pur-
chase money due from the purchasers
at the first sale.
the said property will be sold for
one third cash in hand, and the bal
ance on a credit of six and twelve
months, with interest from date Of
sale For the deferred payments the
purchaser will be required to give
bond with good security, aud the title
will be retained until the purchase
money 10 fully paid.
u l.. YORK,
A, FULKERSON ! Comic
Feb22'l-tds.
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FARMERS.

We can furnish you all the field seeds
yea want at reasonable prices. Consist
ing OF
Prime Red Clover
Alsike Clover
e" Alfalfa Glover
=" Bapllng Clover
Timothy Seed
L" Red Top
Randall or X. d. Grass Seed
- Orchard Grass
Ky Blue Grass.
WILLIAMS a.KEEDLER.
jaspsl-an.
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BUSINESS.

A busiAess man who means business
wNnts business In some business house
fn this or some other business place.
Buperior badness reference.
Address, BUSINESS MAN,
In care Bristol News,
aug. n set. Bristol, Tom
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08
Our Agents

The following gentlemen will act as
Der Agents, and are authorized to pro-
care anj receipt for subscriptions and
ether business In our name.
Taxswsll c. H. Va, Fl q. Anderson.
Lsbanon, Va. Capt. J. w. Nc
BROOM, ..
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PHrERspryo. Va, March 3, 1881

NNhN'fNsNf
DIAN SIN.
] hand herewith report Of our market
Tor TITS dny.
Wheat steady; choice grades l.2b,
Corn " ~ Doc. Oats-.Wintcr rerv dc-
fire 70 " 20. oats-.SprIng very 0oiire
ooc. Flour quiet; basis, Extra, 5.75.
Bacon very active; choice hog-round q
30 ~. To command full quotations Ba-
con must he we'll trimmed (small aud
medium siIe) and thoroughly smoked.
Lard very active; choice lcaf 1917 to lie.
Butter quiet; choice grades IL to Toe.
Iggu lac. Feathers 10 TO 47c. Flax
seed ITO. Dressed Poultry very active.
Very truly,
y. n. DRiD0KRs.
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BLOODY WORK.
A rFAcEABLE NEGRO IN ROBERTSON CorN-
~ CALLED orr AND DnrfAiIY
MURDERED.
Special to tho American.


SpmNdritLp, 'rrSN., March 2.--Last
night party Of mnsked men went to
the cabin of Sam Gaines, u pcaccablc
negro, who liycs ten miles north Of
Springfield mud near the kentucky line,
knocked NJ hls door and smd, "Galncs.
are you aslccpY" lie replied, "No. but
I'm In bed, " and opened the door, with
out asking who called. lle was caught
by two men aud dragged out aud laken
about Hny yards from bis door, and In
the presence Of his wife aud children
shot down Gaines was In his night
clothes, and the guns were 80 close that
his shirt lgnited and burned his neck
aud arms TO crisp. Tho corpse was the
most CHASTITY sight ever saw. There
were five pistol shou through the body,
and forty.tWu duck-slot had plcrccl hts
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08
Notice,

All persons having claims against the
estate OF Isaac +. Rhea, decd, will pre-
sent them to York & Fulkerson, my at
torneys at Bristol | desire to ascertain
the indebtedness against the estate as
soon as possible, and to settle the same
without costs.
LOUISA NJ. RHEA,
Adm'x Of Isaac Rhca, decd,
malchS1-2t.
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Commissioners Sale
or VALUABLE TOWN LOTS,

Pursuant 10 decroO Of tho Circuit Court
q Washington county Va, rendered ol tho
January term Of said Court, In the suit Of
j. n. lngoldBby, the Undersigned, Commis-
eioher, will, on the 10th day Of April, 1851
IN from, Of the mayors office, In The town
Of doolaon, proceed 10 sell the lot Of lard
mentioned In tho pleadings " sail suit TO
the highest bidder, for cash In hand suIii
cient 10 pay The costs Of suit AMI cost and
commissions OF sale, mud the residue on a
credit Of G, and ~ monihe, interest from
day u sale. Good personal security 90
quired for deferred payments aud loin re-
tained for balance Of purchase money.
A. FULkERs0F, Comr,
March 1851, ids.
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Store for Rent.

offer for rent my new two story
brick store house, bctwecn NJ. d. Andes
& Co., and Faris & Humphreys. 1t is
100 feet deep and finished in the very
best style. z. l.. BURSON.
mph | 1917
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First Flo0r OF Masonic HAL.

ElrSt NlOOf OF WHsOnIC FAnII.
l announce to the public that the second
five montho session Of my school will begin
on Monday, January 18th, 1881. 1t is
probable there will be no public school
fund for this session, lhould there be how
ever, my patlons may expect to get the ben
eft Of it, Ms heretofore.
Thankful for past liberal patronage, |
respectfully solicit continuance Vt TIE
same.
CuA3 q, MgNGR,
jan II 81 If Principal,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08
A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat

A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat
should be stopped. hewlett frequently
results in an InCurabe Lung Disease or
Consumption BaoWN's BROHtEliL
TROC0LS are certain to give relief In asth.
ma, Bronchitis Coughs, Catarrh, COnsump-
tive and Throat Diseases. For thirty
years the Troches have been recommend
ed by physicians, and always give per-
feet satisfaction. They are not new or
untried, but having been tested by wide
and constant Use for nearly an entire
generation, they have attained we'll
mcrited rank among the few staple REM
edies Of the age. Public speakers
and Singers use them to clear and
strengthen the Voice, Sold at twenty
FIVE cents a box everywhere.
nov l6, SOY.
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Commissioners Sale Of
Splendid Property.

Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court
Of Washington county, rendered at its Oc-
tober term, 1919, in the suit of VIM. D, Mi
nor ond wife and others VS.. Florence H.,
Farley, the undersigned Commissioner, on
Saturday the 10th day Of April, lSl, on
the premises, will tell to the highest bid
der the dwelling house and lot mentioned
and described in the papers in said suit,
being the dwelling house lately occupied
by Thos. W. Farley, now deceased, and lots
NOS. !os, 10 and 10, in the old plan of
the town of Goodson Va, and lots Nos. l7G
III and IFS in the new plan. The said
let's will he sold in two parcels, aud then MS
n whole, and the sale adopted which brings
the best price. Its character and location
makes this the most desirable property in
Goolson,
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with Richmond Il ban
villo L K, for Greons
boro, Charlotte and III,
Springs in West. N. O.
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Trustees Sale.

DURSUANT to n deed Of trust exo-
J. cuted to me by Elizabeth Fleenor
on the lOth day u Sep omber 1879, to
secure debt therein named due Is ".
y, McCrogkcy mud John Il, Bursou,oI
will offer for sale at the Court House
IN Abingdon, Va, on the l4,h day OF
March. 1891, certain parcel OF
land, tuated on Abrams
Creek, IN Washington county, Va,
containing Ais acres.-be the same
more or less Tho sad land viii be
sold wiihou, The equity Of redemption
FERNS will be made known on day of
sale. II. $. GOOKlN-
febl'l Il Trustee.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08
White Burley Tobacco Seed.

10 arrive, good supply ofpure White
Burlcy tobacco sccd-price 90 cents m
ounce. j. II. WINSTON.
mnrrhl'1-2ts
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08

with Richmond X ham
willie Railroad for RICH.
MOND, arriving at ESQ
PM. ma Buy your tick
cts TO RIoHNoSp via
30 Rk WILLIE,
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Connect Ons Eastward
AZ LYNonBuRc.

with Virgihia Midland
Il Il for Washington,
Baltimore, Philadephia
and Now York, aud for
nauville, Greensboro,
Il North and South Car
Ola points. ilD4
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08
Con cciIons West+arj,
Ar pFTrngRtiRD.

with Richmond n Pc.
tersburg Railroad FOL
Richmond, Washington,
Baltimore and the East,
and the Springs along
the line Of Chesapeake
* Ohio Il Il
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08

We arc authorized and requested to an
nsunos WA. G. q. LowBYa candidate for
re election to the efIice Of ClOrk Of County
Court u Abingdon.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08
WASHINGTON COUNTY,
County Court Clerk.

OOUHVy OtH =
We are authorized and requested to
announce MATTHEW F. DUFF, 4
candidate for the office Of Clerk of the
County Court Of Washington County, at
the next May election.
40 THE VOTERS or WARRINGTON COUNTY:
Returning to you my grateful thanks
for your cordial support in the past,
respectfully announce myself candi-
date for reelection to the office of Cir
Gait Court Clerk and promise you faith
ful performance Of the duties of said Of
fioe II again honorod by you.
Your Ob't. Servant,
l.. II. COSBY.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08
AT PETERSBURG

with Richmond and po-
tersbprg r II n Peters,
burg Road for Weldon,
Wilmington and the
South east.
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ANNOUN Gem EMIT,
SCOTT COUNTY.

We arc requested to announce MR..
WIN. 8PRBR, Of Speer's Ferry. as n
candidate for the office Of Clerk Of the
County Court Of Scott county, Va, at
the next May election.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-08
TERMS OF SALE;

Cash in hand sufficient to pay The cost
Of this suit and costs and expenses Of SALE
aud the remainder of the purchase price on
n credit Of J., 2 and years in equal install.
ments, with interest from day Ct eolc, good
personal security required, lien retained
to secure deferred payments
U. l.. YORK, Commissioner.
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