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loAsItl BulIelin.l
EXECUTIVE MANSION, |
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CtSetSSArt, July S-The itelesS body
ot Charles o. KsLcheu, who has been en-
ployed by the signal Service Department
was found in Eden Park TO day. A bottle
Of cyanide Of potassium found In his pock'
st suggested suiCide. A considerable sum
Of money was found upon him. A lettsi
put into the cofonets hands, dated Cape
MSyrNrJ., August Sd, aud poStmAtke ed
Baltimore, signed by bis mother, Mfs
Matilda ketcheu, 10 The only clue to hil
residence. neWGs about thirty Ave yeaft
OF age. He was seen alive 10 Eden patk
At si1 o'clock last evening.
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poorv4lrEn has adopted Tldsn'S Pla1
Il, literary bureau in connection with
W. ~ canvass over the river and iS furnish
~. ~ vb,. correspondent Of the Herald
III, =" obog wash editorials" in job lots to
N. NJ" Democratic State p'sSs' onS OF these
~, adv made disquiSitiOnS. said to have
s..n IVAN rritleu by our industrious friend
ysF,djsu, sI oil the steubenville GaIstts,
~ pushed under the door OF the oolum'
bo, CAPITAL last Sunday morning and 1t
md, The editor so mad that he Is not done
nkips ubou, it yet. At last accounts the
sue Executive Committee was inclined
~ eo1,idsr the bureau a failure, and had
,.,rbsd the conclusion that more Whisky
,pl les literary elegance should be dealt
ou. 10 tho thirsty Democracy.
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allure OF Two chicago HIFms-Caught
without MAFgihs.

Failure OF Two chicago RIFms-tAughl
without Margins.
CHICAGO. August sc. P. Comstock 4
Co., an important Arm Of commission
merchants on Change are embarrassed
aud are settling up their debts. They
have been lhoft on corn, aud the heavy
Advai ces have caught them without
margins.
|, They are transisrrit z their deals as last
an possible. Nothing can bs stated as 10
their loasss or liabilities The membeit
Of the ftm soy they will pay up and 20 on
In Time.
A. j MAllDy, short Of corn. also failed
this morning. The amount 10 probably
small.
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HoLD ROBBERY.
store 6pta,d Aad 10000 tIsars carried
on ID Bfoad nay.

store OpSmbu nuu oVtUVVf NIBNtu NnBBN0
on ID Bfoad nay.
EEw YoRk, August B. Detectives are
still actively At work trying 10 unfAvel
the mystery by which a htm oi tobacco
mstchants Oh Pearl stfset Loaf $4,000 Key
West cigars valued At 81 800 Both the
members oi The firm oi Bemiis 4 Leon
we're out oi town on Saturday, and the
store vas closed al thtts o'clock. BeVehl
Other stores ID the n.ignbothopd iemaibed
open for two houib longer, and In the
fnsh Of business no attention WSe paid 10
the elfcumstAnce that two strangers
walked ap 10 the door oi No. 23i, opened
The drop lock with pass key and threw
open The door. Immediately ti,Sf this 4
truck vas hauled up 70 The store, and the
driver assialed the tVo men Ia carrying
out ten cases containing s 900 cigars each,
In their original packages A they had
been shipped from Key West The truck
thus loaded, the men closed the stofe q
before ahd vent away. The truck vas
ldiiVen leisutsly towards Wall street.
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CLl'ELASD finding i! impossible to pre-
serve her streets In good cotdtion Fs used
ltptsIent, is sgitatins the sdop i'm II at
ordinance BY her City CountiI mpel.ing
the ice Of broad lites on I'll wagons used
on her streets carrying loLtr u ton or
more 10 weight. The 9 is r. ms'hilg z IN
Tue proposition that will commsud itself
70 other cities liks situated. lha Ceve.
land Herald says the strongest objection
urged Igainst the measure is that the
snangs OI tire would impose q heavy and
Immediate expense upon many poor team.
"Sn' ThsIs Ia something In this argu.
ment, OF would b. were the ordinance
made OIL immedias appiic.tion, but II
might bs adopted mex. week 10 70 into eI.
lset siE months or even 4 year hence, BY
Wnlen time many wagons would require
'spaIfS, Tor which the change would be 90
equivalent, and all oEnsis could provide
iof the expense. The ultimate economy
Utns change, In prolopGinE the useiul'
ness OIL wagons and saving wear aud tear
Of harness and stock, was amply dembh'
Nl'ed In an editorial published ID the
hTad some weeks sincs, from which WS
quots as follows:
y his been proved by figures again and
pln That With narrow tires, q wagon
carrying loads Of two tons costs nearly Of
gul!e one hundred dollars q year for TO-
PAn, while with wide Tires, carrying thfet
Dn1, ls wear and tear costs but ten dol.
N.Y. year. Narrow tired wagons have 4
Wy NY ol le't than two years, broad tired q
Ile 81 three 10 four years. Hauling
V.et lawns, meadows, soft or ploughtd
!tound; the advantage oil the broad tire Is
anpI! beyond estimate. 4 practical mAn
a AW mill owner away out West
m'!lng on this subject says: "LAsl
!It We bought sets OF new broad tire
Nneels ahd put on our old wagons TO hau
ouf M lumber over the three miles Of sandy
,Vad lying between out mill and th(
so1 ss6al. The result was that one team tool
W. W. ieet ot green lumber instead Of 600
.nu Just ss easy, and kept the road In Suct
sOoa sa condition that the repairs cost d.
q, SsIU,sninE, The saving on each wagon Wet
~ "t. x per month, which soon paid Tor th,
ne use Of broad tires In cities neet
N ~ speak oi. | would aefee 10 iutnlsl
-. y Tue wagons for any city II I could b
t.uataaseed the amount Of money saved Il
o.spaliinE streets and the eGNA price Of III
Meat' weigh hauled al each load b,
usoI broad tires, and would pay fount
sun lOE the monopoly
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sTRUCK OIL.
a naEiOa COunty well PumPIPE TWsnIy
Barrels Per Day,

fAIRNoNT, w, NA,I August g.
Special Dispatch 70 the lntSlIgsnesr.
The oil excitement in this county 10 run
ming high to-day. On Friday last the
Marion OIL Company caused torpedo to
bs exploded in their new well on the
waters Of Little BingSmon creek, fourteen
miles northwest Of this place.
Alter cleaning out the we'll on satur'
day the pump was started, aimee when the
well has been yielding trst.clASs quality
Of oil at the rate Of twenty barrels per day.
The oil was found at depth ol $40 feet
The stockholders are greatly elatsd over
their strike, and II the well continues to
pump as 1t did yestsrday, they have un'
doubtsdly struck q bonanza. The well 10
located only FIVE miles from the Baltimore
4 Ohio railroad. 1t was visited on Sun
day by crowds Of people who had never
seen the like before.
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LAWRENCE, MASS August s-Tbe re-.
IeAse Of John Dillon from the Kitmainham
Jail was celebrated this evening by a macs
meeting on the common. Speeches were
made by et.ConRretSman John X Tar.
box, Patrick Medley and John WEIGH, Of
CibClnnati.
The following c,b'sRtam was aent 10
John Dillon by the citizens Of L,wtenUe
Mass I'm MatsSchuIetis a meeting as
Bembled tend their hearty Congfa nlaliou4
on your teleahe from The B iiisr hasile |
KiLnainhAA. Fr-in Ban OtL n L,sgue
Of the State, Pa REX Medley, Patrick
sWpah ey, PpiRs NrC nv"
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ST. LOUIS, August s-Ths Park Com
missioner reports vegetation suffering &C.
vetely in the parks on account oI the hot
and dry Weathef The gtGss and alwera
can be preserved by tptibkling, but the
y mmissionet states that ordinary sphinx
ling ID Of very little benefit to the ttee.
ard shfubbefy, and and large numbei
Of the trees are dying.
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LoSDox, August ga Dublin CORES
pondent says: The time oi the manuiac
turing and industrial classes 10 coming
and when the land question 10 settled
other questions which are already begin
ming 10 loom up before the eyes Of politi
cal observers, will come 10 sgitaie th,
country - much as ever. AgitGtors vii
do their utmost to keep the people In I
state Of ferment. The release Of Johr
Dillon WAS quite unexpected.
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CMILDREH o. rME DEsgRE.
WanderiBE AInbs In DssIitute Cireum,
ntAheeH,

Wandering ATRbS IN DesIItuts CIreunl.
stances.
BosrOS, August s,-The party oil Arabs
imported into this country by the Hatha'
way 4 Pond Agency, come time ago, and
who were left at Yarmouth, Nova Scotia,
witho It money or meAns, and who finally
reached Boston in distressed circumstan'
ees, are exciting considerable interest.
They are without lunds, and are anxious
10 get back 10 their home as speedily "a
possible. They speak with great In.
dignation Of the dishonesty and un.
reliability Of the Americans who
caused them 10 leave their homes by hold.
Ing cut bright promises. Wendell Phil.
lips aud other philanthropists are taking
an interest In them, and movement 10 on
loot to faiRe funds for the Arabs, one OF
means proposed being q public meeting at
Music Hall. One Of the Arabs, 0 young
Sheik named Selim HersmAh, claims much
OF the credit Riven the explorer s Anley
for finding Dr.. Livingstone In Africa
He says that Stanley was cruel and ex
acting toward the natives who accompa.
MED him, that hisJifs WGs often 10 danger,
that be become diUgusted and often want.
ed to retrace his SteFs Snd was only kept
on by Selma persiStency and argument.
Finally Selim and one attendant Travelled
of alone, found Livingstone returned 10
Stanley, and the entire party then journ.
eyed Ia the direction where the Hreal
English explorer was found Selim hopes
that Stanley will succeed 10 hi1 present
attempt! to find the source oil the Nile, bat
does not expect that he will come back.
This troupe, known as the Palestine
Arabs, performed at the Opera House 10
this city last winter.
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DUBLIN. August 8 John Dillon appears
10 be in bis usual health, The Govern.
ment has not intimatsd la tesson Tor biz
release, which was GuFptlpe both 10 Dill.
lon and the Lsdd League. II 10 expected
be will ma'e his appearance At a meeting
nf the League tomorrow, and then pro-
ceed 10 London and resume his seat 10
Parliament to pArliCipA!s In the hnAl dis.
eiBsion on the land bill.
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A auks1IoN or rRInC1rLEs,
Intsr..tiBE COhtrOvorsy over the sal

1nteFtAtiBG Controversy over the AaIs
OF Beer at Picnic.
NEw YcRE, AuguStS 81 onSignor Seton,
Of 81. Joseph'S Church, Jersey City, holds
. picnic on the 18Th Of August, and at II
beer will be told. Father Hennesty,
priest ol the adjoining parish, tAkeI
exception 10 this conduct ot The
MonSisnor, saying the picnic should
not be held on A holy day, the festival oil
the Assumption oi the Blessed Virgin
Mary, and that the priest should not b
responsible iot The sale OF beer. Monsis.
nor Seton said Sunday 10 the Tribune
reporter: 1.-THE essential point 10 the mat.
ter iB this, whether the Catholic Church in
America 10 10 be conducted according
10 American principles or European pfin.
ciples. Father Hennessv ID ignorant Of
American ideas and methods He thinks
he must govern his perish 10 be would In
ireland, that all hO has IN do 10 10 brAndiAh
. shillelAh, and cry 10 bis pAtlshioners
prohibition, and they must submit like
slaves He would ttoAt them like dogs
with muGs'ot On them. This cannot be
done In America, and l LAy SmphaLically,
Il shall not be done here In the Catholic
Church - far As my inhueLCe can 20. I
am American htst Of all, OF an old family.
I have Travelled 10 Europe and lived there,
and NO where hAvs | seen The right hand
Of good fellowship extended % freely 10 I
have seen II Ia AnefiCt.
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CtSCtSSAri, August S-Foutteen shots
were Cred into the steamer Handy ysstst.
day morning when che was approaching {
Portsmouth. The shots came from, 4
wagon elote 10 the liver bank. The pilot
waS compelled 10 lie fat. Some Of the
balls entered the cabin, and one barely
mis- ed q lady passenger Shots also en-.
tered the engine toom. No canse cah be
Aspigbed iof The attack. Efforts are keir 4
made 10 arrest the criminals.
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MONTREAL, August 8 S-vennot says We
may expect great change 10 the weather
about the time the new comet is In per-
ihelioh. This will eccof on the 2Olh
oi the present month"; during the week
from the IL b to the 28;h. Instead ot be-
ing burned up,as nAuy expect, we shall be
neatly frozen by irostS and strong, cold
hotthefIy winds,
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n1rlliI i1tnni,s knnetai.

Naw YoRk August s.-Ths funeral ssF.
Vices oi O.Vlls Grant we're held yester.
day a. Elizabeth, n. ]. The only
reference TO Tho deceased man wAl
Vhsn The .petksf referred 10 the sub
Unity Oi the human mind and the In.
ealculabls lose incurred BY one who Wa
deprived Of tho inll conttol oi bis mental
powers. Among the relatives present
we're Gen Gfant, bis mOthef, Mra. Han.
cock Grant Uol Grant, and MTS Abel r.
Uoroin.
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LONDON, August S.-A Calcutta core
Spoudent says the latest reports from
Mysore are uufavorable. Rain Is much
wanted, the cropa are whitening and prices
are rising, pastures are failing and the
prospects arc decidedly gloomy. Unless
rain falls within week q large portion
Of the crops will be lost. A severe scarcity
10 inevitable. The reports from the Pho.
vince cf Ooorg are also bad, but the &C.
counts from other patts Of India are fairly
pood
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Bts..uded oTIns I5IiS,Ir, r.,h.,.,

n,t 0t1'oIr, Mica, August Elder James
nhlts' Ioundet Of the Seventh Day Ad
Ientilia and president Of the Publishinn
sea.S,eialion : and Of the College located Al
bb.tie btie Greek, Mich, died Saturday, Al
SMve Se UIeek, Of mAlAtiAl lever, aged sixty
bsssn' he was A direct descendant o.
SMea'ine White, the first whils child
'O'n oi the Pilgrim iathets.
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LoNDo1 August y -Hsnry Bingham
and Henry Street, two supposed Accem.
plices 10 the great Bank Of England for.
veries and other similar crimes, were sen.
fenced 10 fifteen and ten years penal ser.
yitude respectively, Tor forging and utter.
ing 40 otdsr Of E2l2 upon The tsllngton
bank, Lnndon, and county banker
named Ed. MAtshAl, a customer Of The
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Bvt1lLo, n ", August S-Vi lillian G,
Fargo, Ptttidsul Of the A meficIn Expires,
Company, left bis residences and groundl
and an annuity oi $4,000 10 bis widow,
Hia Two daughters, GeorRiaha And Helen
each receive onethiEd, the oLhet third
being divided among biz grand children
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A LynebiBE Mob Routed with the Loss OF
Their Leader,

FREDoNtA, Ks, August S.--About forty
armed and masked men attacked the Jail
here early yesterday morning for the pur.
pose OF lynching two brothetD named
Hardin, confined therein for lhe murder
OF man named Connor on the 18th Of last
June. The tuter door was battered down
and the two guards ovetpoxeled, but not
until one Of the latter had passed his pistol
10 one OF the prisoners In The cell. John
Hoffman, the leader Of the sssAulitg
party, then approached The cell with q
cfoWbAr in his hand 10 break open the
door, when he was fired upon by tho
prisoner who had received the puard'a
pistol, and noftAlIy wounded. Ht lTman's
mob then placed him In wagon and fed.
Meantime an hlAtm waB given, aud the
sheriff raised q po'N Of poicemen and
speedily pursued the mob. II is sisted
that Hoffman has bince died. lie was
we'll known farmer and much respected.
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Cks GnteItigtnar.
,,s,,,I Io.. IS and "a H0aE'sonIA street

n, warrington advicsu indicate that
'r,v.ops have mastered President
e',s.,5S ~ cno sufficiently TO do the right
49, a't ,bs right time, The operation Of
'a.,.,J,y 'aI. .Osms to have Afforded immedi'
A., reIiei,
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OHIO pOLIrICs.
Lively Kick In the Democratic camp
Against the Literary BuTeAu.

Lively Kick In the Democratic CamE
Against the Literary BuTeau.
COLUMBUS, August S.-From an outside
view OF the Democratic State Executive
Committee everything looks quiet, and
they are jogging along In the same old rul
OF former yearS with the absence oI
Johngee's confidence dlscernibe. But II
10 more than likely that the Italian hand ol
Johnges will be seen In the management
before long. II he does take hold ol
thinRs and try 10 run the
campaign 10 bis usual style the Republi.
cad party will gain ten thousand votes In
Ohio. Hia coming 10 10 hslp the states.
man from Knox out Of his dilemma 10 not
done with the unanimous consent Of tha
committee by any means I reports are
true. Last night q prominent business
man and Democrat who has always civ
en- literally Of bis means 10 help the psfty
along, said in front oil the American
HouAe,
"Have you heard that there has been
the devil TO pay in the executive commit.
tee7"
He wM Informed that we had not.
"Well," ho continued, 1T Is a tac',
and the cause oil the whole trouble is thA.
Johngee II going 10 stick In his oar In thi.
race. understand that Allen o. Myers
kicked against II, but they sat down upon
him, and II Is more than likely that the
inside history Of the whole Transaction
may be given 10 the public Myers can
tear them all 10 pieces II he wants 10, and
The old moesbacks must not come fool.
Ing around the 'kids' or they vi kick
pretty had. There is no Use talking, We
are gone for The Democrats always pros.
titute themselves 10 every whim, and the
last Whim was the nomination Of Book
walter"
The editor Of the Capital, when asked
what was the matter with him that be
was kicking, replied: u am doing Il on
general principles I can tell you that
the BookwAlter literary buteau had the
I'm pudence 10 send the An editorial yestef
day which I put into The waste 6Iskst,
and pent them q letter sAJiag l could
write my ewn editorials without any oi
their help, and Sm going TO show them
that they do not own me, and d'n't you
10, get II. To.day's issue oil the Capital Il
only A specimen oi what is 10 come"
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uroRY or THE BULLErIas.
Tho COndiIiOa Of the PFssIdeat - OmeI
ally Reported.
lomeial Bulletin.

lomeial Bulletin.l
EXECUTIVE MANSION, |
WARRINGTON, August S-S:S0A
The President passed Q comfortable
night and slept we'll without auodyne
Tho rise OF the temperature OF yesterday
subsided during the morning and did mol
occur at any time through the night. Al
present he appears better than yesterday
morning. Pulse "a. temperature 98 4, res
piration IS.
Signed D. W. BLISS.
J. K. BARNM,
J.J. WOODWARD,
RoBERT REYBuRN.
'1 F. II. HAMILTON.
D. h. lGNRw.
" oaAsiAl Bulletin.
ExHcUTIVE MANSION, |
wAsHINsroN, August 8 -l0:45AM J
An operation, the exact motive Of which
can not at present be ascertained, was per
formed upon the President this forenoon
The results were entirely satisfactory, and
an official bulletin with details is now ID
course Of preparation and will DO ready
within half an hour.
tOheiIl BullOiin.l
EIEcuTIvH MANSIoN, |
WARRINGTON, August 8-l0:30 4, u.
It having become necessary to make 9
further opening to facilitate the escape oi
pus, we take advantage OF the improved
condition oiithe President. This morning
shortly after the merning bulletin waA
issued, he was etheriEed. The incision
extended downward and forward, and q
cou nter.opening made into the track oil
the ball below the margin OF the twelfth
rib, which II 10 believed will affect the de,
sired object; he bore the operation well
aud b % now recovered from the effects
Of the etherEition and is in excellent con
dition.
[Signed1 D. W. BLrSs.
]. K. BARNES,
]. J. WOODWARD,
RoS'r REYBvRn,
F. H. HAMILTON.
D. H. AaNEW.
oMslAi BuIls.in.l
EXECUTIVE MANSION, |
August 8, 7:00f N. !
Alter the last bulletin was issued the
President suffered somewhat for Q time
from na IBea 10 ether, but this has now
subsidized. He has had several Teifeshins
nAps and his general condition is even
better than might be expected after the
etheriE.tion and operation. At noon hil
pulse was 100, temperature 100 2.10, res.
pirAtion 20 AT prGAent his pulse ia 1903,
temperature 1Ol, respiration 10. Under
the circumstances the fever must be 70.
garded 40 moderate.
tsisned1 D. W. Bliss,
]. K. BARNEs,
]. J. WOODWARD,
.. RoBKRr REYBuRN,
b. II. AGNRw.
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The operation performed npou the
President to-day has 90 far resulted salts
factory 10 tbs aufsannA There vas nOt 4
new pus cavity, bat oWiog 10 q turn Ia
The channel The Ho1 al puA SAs ebs.ttict'
ed The pup ss oi the ineIsion to-day
WAA 10 make 4 direct and sttAlsht channel
Al ten O'Clock % night Dt. Bliss said 10
the Western Associated PfssS Agent that
be wts entirely satisfied. 90 lar, With the
fetut Oi the operation; that II tClieved
the President almost Instantly. Dr.. B lei
1 I'D The only thing necessary 70 assure
the recovery Of the President Was 10 keeE
ihe di.chAfgs oi the pus open.
At hAlkpast 10 o'clock tonight, Dr
B lee, who wAS beside the .Ptesideut, cen
10 the Western Associated Pfess Agent
the following: "Ths President has JUS
Awakened from 4 refreshing sleep and Il
really In good condition. He has tAkeI
nouflshmenl. Fever SllahL"
[siGned1 Bliss.
The neiL inquiiy made By the WestotI
Piese agent was Ailsf eleven o'clock, eheI
the following note iiom b.. Bliss, dAtet
ll;l6, Wis received 10 reply TO The qutI
ton a. 10 how The President Was doing:
The President 10 aleepiuE s3eelly
Pulse % 10 100, fall and soft; Tree itor
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-29
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 at bargain, or any one of the
lois described, The cost of each piece is
merely mentioned to 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 or who wish
es either n complete and furnished home,
fitted up with every conven. ence, and eitua-
ted in the very centre Of town, or one in
the suburbs of the town, or an unimproved
lot, can be accommodated, as to price and
terms. The various pieces are described
as follows:
NO. 4 Is about one acre lot, with
large 2 story frame dwelling, with ell
about 40 feet long, front portico and side
porch, good cellar, fine we'll OF water, sta
bic, ice house and other out buildings
Original cost ABOUT $4,000, and situated on
the corner of Shelby and 9th streets, Bris.
toni Tenn.
NO. 3 Is about half acre lot, lying on
the south side of the the Vineyard lot, and
fronting the Il. 4. Va. and Ga. Railroad on
the east side and near the Tennessee Depot
and cost originally 1915.
MO 4 Is Slots containing % acres on
a b,antiful elevation in Bosangv
looking the towns Of Bristol, Tenn, and
Good on, Va, and is the hNndsomest build
ing site in or near town and cost originally
5 800.
MO : Is half acre lot in Bristol
Tenn adjoining the Brick House lot of j.
M, Barker and lately occupied by Andrew
ialliher Esq. Original cost about 5000.
These lots are all offered for sale on ac-
terms and for further infor-
nation apply to W. D, JONES, owner,
Pa, or TO W. W. JAMES and
HON. /. g. FOWLER, Bristol, Va. & Tenn.
August IL, 1891