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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-05-28

nor Cornell, Of New York. regarding the
resignation of platt and CoukiiHg:
THE WHY'S AND wHrREFoREs.
WAsuI>GroN, May II.
SlE-Transnittimg rs We do our res
ignatioms rcsprctiN ely of the great trusts
with which New York has honorcd rs.
1t is fit that we aCqiElnt You and through
you thc legislature of the state, with the
reasons which, in our Judgment, make
such Il step nccp-s Some weeks ago
! the president sent the senate, in Il group
the nominations of several persons for
public offices already filed. One Of the
offices is the coiicctorship Of the port of
| New York now held by Gen. Merritt
another is the consul gcrcral-hip ut Lon
i, the Charge d'ail.it> to Denmark, held
by ilr trlmcr; another Is the mission
TO Switzerland. held hy Mr. Fish, son OF
4 former distinguished crrr.ary of state
ilr. i'i.h had Difference to an ancicnt
practice, placed hi- position at the dis
posal Of tie new administration, but like
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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-05-28

A Washington paper has column
headed Religious Refrains." A great
many people in Washington refrsia
/, from religion.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-05-28

and With influential members Of hi,
cabinet tcemcd with violent dcnuncia.
lions of the senators from New York
State for "oppnsing the administration
and "dictating to the PRESIDENT" We
enclose onr resienations. but hold fast tu
the privilege rs citizens and republicans
! to stand TO, the constitutional rights Of
| all men and representatives. whether OF
/ the state, the nation or the people.
| We have The honor to be very re-
/ spectfullv your Ubcdient servants.
kuscoE CoNHLIHG.
i. G. rLATT.
cuNKLING GOSSIP.
ALBANY. MAY 24.-lt is now said that
he Troy 'iine>, hi. he, a strong Cunk
ling supporter, will follow the Albany
Express. Il i, The IMPRESSION that the
Express is inspired bv Corncll, who is
anxious 10 get Conkilng uut of the way
in order t. run himself.
ALBANY. Nav 2l.-The Evening Pos,
SAYS Senators Moddon, Wagner and
others. who have lust arrived. say there
is lo doubt but that the attitude of the
Albany Express means that Coy. Cor.
nell il in the senatorial race. 1t is now
) iii that thc Troy Times. Coniling sup
porter hitherto Will take the same
ground as tie i ibanv Express.
DEFEAT CERTAIN.
NEW YORK, May 24.--Thc Tribune
thus summarizes it, Albany dispatches
senatorial canvas. proceeds actively n,
Albany. Defeat Of Conklng and platt
dcomcd certain as enough republicans
20 INTO ,olIlS. i srmbiy committee
dc.irc THAI caucus shall be hcld on
Thursday. but senate committee has not
yet acted on irupu>al. There is talk of
elccling Cornell and bepeW as a com
promise. Pubic sentiment throughout
The state is strongly against Cunking
and piatt Week of great turmoil i.
expected. Conkling remained al Filth
Avenue hotel awaiting news from Al.
b1nF. 1t WAS announced this evening
that he and plAtt would 80 to Albany.
NEW oPINIoN
NHw York, May IA Tribune cii-
tOrial saws: II seems that Conhiing has
determined TO fight for Il reelection to
the seat which he deserted 4 re clec-
ton by the legislature chosen as being
opposed to his Aiil. Couid do him no
good. He needs aud he evidently
seeks something else. BY republican
votes tonkling knows that he cannot
be electe |, lie hopes 10 be elected by
Democratic votes, so that he can return
To was hinglon free from all obligations
to the republican p4r,E. For several
days ii has been certain ihat Conkliag
could be reelected, if AZ ALL only b.
votes of democrats. The absence of -
republican members from the republic
an caucus Will make ii plain that the
nou,juco of ,hat calclls cannot be elc,t
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Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-05-28
CONKLINGEPIATT RESIGNATION
Their Reason for R=slgning and their
Chances for Reelection.

The following is the letter to Cover
nor Cornell Of New York. Regarding the
resignation of platt and Conkiing:
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1881-05-28
CHsTER A. ARTHUR.
L. c. PLATr,
Tnos. l.. JAMES,
Roscoe CONEIING.

The paper was presented to the presi-
dent by Mr.. James Oh Monday the 2Sth
dav of March Knowing the frequency
with which every one Of the 20 prcsi
dents of the republic and marked by
the present incumbent had Withdrawn
nominations on less serious representa-
tions, We did not apprehend that such O
suggestion would be treated as an in
trurion or invasion Of any prerogativt
of the nominating power. We were
disappointed. Immediately the public
rress, especially in articles and dis
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
Bill Nye's Boomerangs.

The young lady who could not make
her bangs stay bumg said She was hay-
ing Il TUT time Of it,
Tcnnyson says: THE great world
spins forever down the ringing grooves
Of change" That j. true Alfred. but
hat in thunder becomes of The change ?
Addiction, like the ironsmllh, shapes
rs it strikes. In TINT respect, too, it !,
like the polished knob Of white oak
hoe handle IN the grasp Of mn Infatuated
parent
Fortune quickly acquired i like pair
Of ready-made pants. First thing You
know you have to 20 home from u party
wearing nothing but q Prince Albert
coat and an umbrella.
II has leaked out lately TINT Lazarus
was funny man on the Palestine Hor-
net, Dives was mn undertaken who advcr-
tiscd in the Horci, and wanted Lazarus
to take II out IN trade.
A new material has lately been COM
pounded OF leather cuttings soaked in
hot water to remove the oil. The cut
tings are then dried ground to powder,
pressed into moulds, and used for but
tons, boothccls, etc. 1t Is also used f.
make the amalgam douglnut that you
find on the railroad lunch counter.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06

four Knights took every ring and OF
course were tied. After repeated riding
there remained tie between Messrs.
Robert Gray and Tom Berry, and if l
mistake not they took every ring for IL
rides; at last Mr.. Berry missed one, and
Mr.. Gray crowned Miss Digs Queen OF
Love and Beauty. The other honors
were awarded TO the remaining three,
and we regret much that in the haste
that followed the dispersion of the crowd,
we failed 10 obtain the names OF the
ladies who were crowned. \ splendid
bride was awarded Miss Gray as the
most graceful lady rider. \ splendid
cake was awarded to Mr.. Robert Gray rs
the most gallant rider, and the remain
ing knights, and the ladies who rode,
were invited to cut it. Mr.. Baker did
fine riding, but his horse being SEX, he
had of course bad chance. If some OF
the friends will present us correct list,
we shall be pleased to publish it.
Miss Fanny LYNN English Of this
town, was crownrd by one Of the sue
cessful Knights, Mr.. King.
Since setting the above, we have
learned the remaining names Of the
ladies who were crowned: Miss IIettie
Grant, Miss Bessie Cannon and Miss
Lizzie Melton.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
The Presidents Condition.

No material change has taken place in
tho PRESIDENT condition since Our last
issue. lie vomiicd twice on saturday
night, which caused some apprehension
ut the time, but NJ he continued to take
and retain liquid food, and to relish T.,
No unioyorlblc symptoms are antlcipa-
ted. The official bulletin of $3.50 Z. ",
yesterday, says; ~ he parotid absccss
continues to Improve and the wound
remains about the same II has been
decided to remove the President TO Long
branch to-day, where Il Is hoped the
lrroundings will he more favorable TO
his rapid recovery, being free from the
malarious atmosphere that surrounds
the White House, A special ear has
been fitted up for the removal Of the
President, which was to take place at 4
o'clock this morning, provided no I'M
favorable symptoms appeared.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06

Let every Readjuster hold for only his
ground. Wehaye r,!ia5le advises that the
Cameron Ticket is gaining largely and
rapidly in the State. The indications
are positively Of the most gratifying
kind-that is to Readjusters. The party
VIII capture the entire State Govern
ment, and we shall show the Funden
whether they can hinder tins debt set
Element by the mere exercise Of the one
man power-in the veto. Their hollow
prctcnse that We don't wish the debt
settlement, comes with elegant grace
from party that is now running Daniel
at the head of its ticket; man who has
voted against every Realiustcr propo-
sition TO settle the debt, and has voted to
sustain every one of the Vetocs with
which Holiday has headed them off.
Why don't they let Us try to settle it.:
After this fall we shall have the power
as well as the will, and then we shall
see
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
EVENT and COMMENT

The Funders Of Roanoke and Craig
have nominated Judge Griffin, of Salem.
We also learn there Is a Craig county in
dependent Funder in the field.
The ReRdjusters Of Albemarle have
nominated Senator Early for reelection,
and Richards and Bunch for the House.
The ,Jonesboro journal SAYS the RAIDER
case has cost the State 81 ,IlS,4j. 1t now
ing the prisoner. Ten Of them were for
fifteen years, one for twelve and one for
ten.
The T.. +. Va. & Ga. r. II. does not
desire that any one should travel on the
freight trains, and II gives notice that
these viii stop only at such places as
suit the convenience Of the Co.
Harry Lawson, the colorcd rape fiend,
was hanged last Friday mt Chattanooga
in the presence OF 5000 people. On the
lth Of July last he violated the person
of Nancy Donaldson, white girl who
was blowing three miles south of the
city. The inhuman wretch tied her
with wythcS and then cut her across the
face, limbs aud body with razor. lie
died pretty hard, as his neck was not
broken.
The Clinch Valley .Nc,rS says the Va.
Ky. & o. Il. Il. has purchased the Pier
son Plaster Bank IN Smyth Co. Price
for 1850 acres $37 600, Of which $l2 900 is
Ia b. cash.
In n fight near Madisonvillc, Tenn,
last saturday, Bob Trlplett killed Elijah
AXlry, by cutting the juguar vein with
kIifc. AXley was aged IS years and
had objected to TripIct marrying his
daughter.
II now appears that the turning point
IN tile Presidents ease, was due 10 Il dis
covcry Of Or. Hamilton, who found that
the yOlks Of eggs administered by enema,
We're not nsslmilated at all. lie ut once
Substituted powdered charcoal and the
effect was elegant. FH.f
Alexander Mosclv died last Tuesday
night ut his home IN New Kent county,
alrl Ills remains were taken to Bucklng-
liam county for inicrmcnt. He was the
nOblest Roman of the Virginia Editorial
line, For many years he was the saddle
horse In the team Of the Richmond
Wing, having been The associate of the
distinguished Peasants. For II few
years lac has been nursing Il green old
age on the waters Of the James, where
lc loved to drop line, aud where he
was klownNs Il devoted and successful
angler. lie died Of congcstlvc chill and
was aged ~.
Very good for Senator Beck Of Ky.
He says that he would oppose stealing II
Democratic control of the Senate, by
excluding the two n. Y. senators until
the election Of n president Of that body.
If the President should die aud u dead
lock cnsuc, he would gracefully aud
patriotically recognize the great calam-
ity which has bcialGn the Nation, by
voting for conservative Republican,
like anthony of II. |.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06

Tho campaign opened at Mendoza last
saturday. Mcssrs. HALEY and Sum
mc,' opened the discussion, aud were
followed 10y McsHs. Fowler, Hamilton,
Kelley aud Mcrriss In the order named.
Tho OCCASION WINS decidedly spicy at
times, but ended smoothly enough ut
sunset Mr.. Morrlss announced that
Geo. u. Wise would meet R1dlcbcrgrr
1T Grange Hall on the 10TH
The day At Mendoza was u most glorl-
Gus day for RcOdIuslmcut The party
there Is In solid line, and exceedingly
strong. No better day for REIMBURSEMENT
ever passed of In this county. They
left there ut sunset determined to carry
n straight ticket with the vlgor which
the importance ofthc campaign demands.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06

Kan, stand LcwisY But o, how
sweet Is the embrace of William 5. G.
Wickham = to,ricr's Bristol NcrS
Who IN thunder Is this Williams $. &.
Wicklmmy "Don't know no such per-
son down here. - state.
Oh, Burnett Bcnuct don't you know
the composilor did that and doubllr,
for the reason that Williams has his
tail curlcd NOW more Ike q Cap ; than q
lower eases. lIi tail will come down
to The proper size just after the election
Of Cameron, Lewis aud Blair
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06

The Funders have again upset the
skillet. They have done as they did
in lS7l-made calculation fifty years
ahead, based on financial boom. This
was last spring and 10, before the au-
tumn had come, they are confronted by
Il drought, the like of which has not
been seen for an age. Now the people,
instead Of bearing increased taxes to pay
the untaXed bondholder, will hardly be
able TO purchase bread for the next year.
Such Is Funderism.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
Abingdon PresbYterY.

The Presbytcry of Abingdon met at
IIiIlsYille. Va. Aug 81, 1881, and was
opened with sermon from the Rev.
j. p. Bliscoe, the retiring Moderator,
from the words, "All These Things arc
against me-" Gen. 1886. Rev. ". f.
Hill was elected Moderator, and Elder
Hanson, temporary clerk.
Mr.. p. c. Clark presented himself as
a candidate for the ministry, and was
examined on experimental religion, and
was received The committee of edu-
cation was directed to apply to the Gen
eral Assembly's committee for pecunia-
ry aid for this young brother in the
prosecution of his studies.
Rev. j. ID. Thomas rendered his rcsig-
nation as pastor Of Wythcvillc Church,
which was acceped, and Rev. j. W. Ro-
gan was ordered to preach in said
church, and declare the pulpit vacant
Newbern church was selected as the
place, and Wednesday, before the 2nd
Sabbath in May 1892, II A. NJ. ms the
place and time for the next meeting.
The report on Home Missions and
Evangelical work shows some very en-
couragig signs and calls loudly for the
church TO come up to the help of the
Lord against the mighty.
Friday night was set apart. specially,
for the discussion Of the subject Of For
eign Missions, and the cause was ably,
earnestly and faithfully pleaded by Rcys.
Hill, Thomas and Sullivan, and liberal
contribution was made by the congrega-
ton for that cause.
Nearly the entire session on Saturday
was taken mp IN revising the Prcsby-
teral mamual, and considerable knowI-
edge was gained concerning the history
of the churches in the bounds Of Pres
bytery. Thanks were rendered the cit
liens OF IIillsyillc for their hospitality
in entertaining the Prcsbytcry, and to
the y. ~ W. 4. y. for return tickets to
members Of Prcsbytery at half rates.
Hon sTON.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06

Mr. Daniel must stand by his record.
lie voted for the Poll-tax amendment,
and when motion was made to require
the poll-taX to be paid 30 days in advance
of the election lle voted for that. Indeed
he proposed the amendment. This was
when the constitutional amendment
itself was before the Legislature. Not
when the amendment was before that
body. He is one of the authors, so to
speak, Of the poll-taX obstruction to Il
free ballot.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
Chairman County Con-

The state says, "let the state ticket
Daniel, Barber and Mckinney take
care of ITSELF" but save the Legislature,
which WIN elect u L. s. Senator and the
Supreme court.
So it seems all hope of eIecting johnny
Daniel is abandoned, and tie Legislature
must be saved to send him to the Senate.
Senator Johnston will be sacraficcd by
these Funders, the moment they can do
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06

The flndcrs are now trying to have
Lewis scratched from the Rcadiusicr
ticket, with the hope of electing Bar
bour. 4 part of the plot seems evident
ly to give Senator Johnston the knife, 10y
elccting the defeated Daniel TO the Senate.
That is il they can only elect the lcgs-
laturc.
Up Rcadustcrs! and at them. Spoil
their schemes by clccting a solid Read
iustcr ticket.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
The Tournament at Maxwell's.

There were ut least four hundred pco-
pie present at MaNWtll's school House
last "Wednesday, 10 witness the 'rourua.
ment. The day wns very line and the
good people having provided themselves
with bouuli'ul supplies for dinner, there
was surprrbly happy occasion.
The riding was The finest We have ever
witnessed and This, or similar express.
ions, seemed to he on the lips of all
other observers.
The following Knights contested for
the houors;
wv. Il. KIM. kllulf Of Slnr N hnllnr-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
Choice Extracts from Druggists

awe know the value of malt, hops.
calisaya and iron composing Malt Bit
ters.'n
"0ur lady customers highly praise
them
"Physiclans prescribe them in thi,
town.
"Ihc largest bottle and best medicine.
Best blood purifier on our shelves
"Our best people take Malt Bitlcrs.'
sure cure for chills and llycrdiseascs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
JUDICIAL SALE.

DURSUANTto dee 60 Of tho Circuit
l Court Of Washington Go, In case Of j.
+. Hicks W. TnomHs \. Snyder uud others
! Nillo0c for tnle utwblic auction %, III,
CONT house door ia Abingdon on Monday
tie 26th day OF September. igsl.a certain
mci ot llnd containitg SO ncrcs more on
lees situated IN Gooleon District Of wnsh.
ngton county adjoining the lnuds VI Jus.
=. Preston rs. Mcchcsney and o,hcrs,
aiij u the forks Of tho Brsl6l aud Island
rcnd md now occupied NY 'llos, r, lIaw
klhs or 20 much Thereof as may he necesea
fnry 10 pay plninuf debt aud nh coats.
TERMS. -'nsh Wncicnt 10 lay costs
nnl exp nstt Of snlu hn,l tho balance on n
credit Of ~, twelve nul eighteen months
with Interest rron, da'c, tht purchaser Ia
give boni With good oeuriiy payable to me
ns commissioner, waving homestead ex.
cnlllons, md lien will he retained Tor vi
iimalc payments. i... su.
b. I. BAILEY Com.
Aug2J'l -,ds. ..l .... iHN
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
Attention Readjustcrs {!

The Hon. II. II. Ri1dlebcrger will adj
dress you Thursday Sept. -, Mt Grange
Hall, near Benham's Mill, midway be-
tween Bristol and Mendoza. Distin-
guishcd speakers will also address Il
grand rally Of the Rcadiuster party at
Abingdon on Monday the lst day of the
October County Court, as heretofore an
nounccd. +. d. HURT,
rI.irp,u,, Enr,,.,.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
Mr.. Trigg Declines.

Mr.. c. +. Trigg is out in n card, say
ing his health is such that his physicians
testify that the labor of the campaign is
more than he could now undergo, and
he therefore declines to accept the nom
ination for the Senate.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06

The state is running things ont lli,
way, by advocating the saving Of the
legislative ticket, for the purpose ol
keeping the supreme tourt IN fuudcr
hands. The average Fundcr ont here,
can no morn stahd that SORT Of thing,
than man can water. Why, they have
just been ''cu'alng' the RcadJuslcrs for
aiming TO do Just that thing.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06

The Fundcr prcss ARE Just now fold
Ing IN their sheets, the mcndarious
reports Of Lancaster against Hon jno.
y, Lewis Nj. l,ewA dcnicl mi, aud
asked for M investigation which acaut.
ed him Of l.invatcr's foul rh,rgcs. An
trur lichliuslcrs will turn a deaf ear to
all such campaign documents.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06

Col. Summers says he never knew II
spotted horse to win arace. That Is
pretty hard on the Fundcr ticket with
Jim BdrJOUr on Il.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06

"By the Gods, this is white man.
country, aud II white mans party" So
said Phil Mckinney at Abingdon last
fall.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06

Remember rcadjusters to meet at
Grange Hall the 18th, to hear the
"rlumed knight of the Valley" Harry
RiddeDrrgcr.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
KORNOOD AIGH SCHOOL and CNLLEGE.

Norwood, Nelson County, Va
H. H. % iHIfiS iUniy. ofvaj. p.S oipaI.
opens sept. 81 81 with full corp, Of In.
siruclofs. Location especially healthy. Chalvbo.
ate walef. Complete courses ofstudy In al de-
parimeut.. Thorough preparation for University
oi Virginia and other higher Institutions. hoard
aud tuition from t2oO to $500 per annual session
kppiy TO Principals Tor catalogue
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
.SCROFULA.

Hon VIM. Taylor, Boston, says; "Af,ci three
months use Of the CUTICrKA RENErIEs. and !.
wears Of rs constant suffering fOm hnmor 81 the
face, neck and scalp was ever endure a, I cat
say that am cured, and pronounce my case the
most remarkable on record have been so elaled
with my success that have stopped men on the
street who were afflicted and told to get ;he CUT
eura Remedies and they would cure them.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06

qEE avrekl r yonf own iowh rpfms and a.
pSS uuihl noe. Address Il liAttrtr Co.,
Pohlam, Mtino. Mch Sly
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
BGlSOlS CapCiDG Porous Plaster

No Remedy more widely ar Tavotably
known. ], u rapid Ia relieving, quick In
curing For Lnmc snck, rheumatism
Kidney Affections, amp pehcs and pains gen.
orally; II Il the rSEivAL.BD remedy,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-09-06
SALT REEUM.
PSORIASIS.
SKIN DISEASE.

+. II. Drake, ESQ, Detroit, Mich, suffered be-
yond all description from q skin disease which ap
peared on his bands, head and face, and nearly
destroyed HE eyes. The most cArefI ductorinl
failed to help him, and after all had failed he useC
the CrricGRA REsoLvgSr internally, CUTIcuRi
and CrTlcugA soar externally, and was cured