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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-11
Rev YOrk Market.
New YORK, Oct. II.
FINANCIAL.

COMMERC
wheat-Fairly active but lower; No red Oct
4901 49h Nov 53l1 53S; Dec 5501 564
Corn-Fairiy active but lower; mixed westC IN
spot 66170; futures 69A0D15.
oats-Lower; western 4aab49; No Nov 4s140
49h.
Pors-Dull; new 10 25l119 so.
Lard Lower; - 90.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-11
IN FIRMAR RY
Permanently Established since 1865.
1o"e institution

nj in Vest World renowned
No
lie esucce of / following
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-11
LIVE STOC
ST. Lours, Oct. II

Fiour-Easier and lower
Xheat-FairIy active hut lower; No red 45lt1
zst: cash. az Oct: sSsS G9l 471z Nov; 525x al
5Tss pee; No 5. 3TGG1 50 hoy; % Dec.
CoIn-Lower; 65164A cash; 6oHUoo NOV; osS
a6 ~ Dec: 69067ss May
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-11
REAn A ERM INSoILCITEn TEsIIMONlALs:

MRs. DIR KEcK-Dear Madam: feel 1t my
send a word of praise and thanks fer the bcnefi
had almost gone to corruption; was nearly biI
tim confined to my room and bed. Ny heariH
My throat troubled me considerable, and my lu
When | commenced with Mrs. DIR. Keck's me
not see to walk. The scum that had been growi
now well as any p .rson. feel so well In
feel lise new person. No amount OF money W
menced your treatment We are poor, bus wha
med cines are all what you recC 'n.mend them |,
house for any money [ there is anything the q
er Joy good nealth, and can cheerfully reccomm
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-10-11

Francisco
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-21

The following statistics of industry
among the Nez Perez Indians for the
year ending September 80, 1880, may
be of interest: The total population
of the tlibe is 1885, comprising 257
farmers, 2 carpenters, 3 blacksmlths,
5 laborers, 13 hunters or trappers, 3
fishermen, 2 miners, wood-choppers,
Is heyders, 2 fcrrymen, Interpreter,
| medicine man, pipe-maker and q
arrow-makers. The dwelling places
on the reservation comprise AZ frame
buildings, 1913 log houses and y cloth,
18 skin and II bark lodges. There
are Alb acres in cultivation, devoted
as follows: wheat, 2,720 ac.es; corn,
3G5 acres; oats, 935 acres; rye, 10
acres; potatoes, 1916 acres: turnlps,
IS acres; onions, "a acres; beans, 8
acres; hay, 227 acres; The farm prod
ucts arc: wheat, Al 400 bushels;
corn, 1875 bushels; oats, "a $50 bush
els; rye, 200 bushels; potatoes, $500
bushels; turnips, $500 bushels; on
Ions, $3.50 bushels; beans, 225 bush
els and sos tons of hay. There were
also raised, $4,000 melons; 63,SOO
pumpkins and squashes; ALSO bush
els of carrots; $50 bushels of beets
and 500 cabbage heads. Other
land products include 5000 in gold;
800 cords of wood; 10000 feet of
lumber and 10000 feet of logs. OF
domestic animals, the Indians possess
1865 horses; $40 mich COWS; 10 OK
en-, and $500 head Of other cattle; 675
swine and 5000 domestic fowls
The solitary item under the head OF
manufactured products is 800 yards of
cloth or mating The natural prod
ucts utilized include 1850 pounds of
fish; $500 head Of deer; 1000 birds
1000 bushels of fruits and berries;
2,4OO bushels of roots and SIS tons Of
wild hay.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-21

The feature of the Ohio election is
the Democratic gains in Republican
counties, and vice versa. This is at
tributed to the fact that in several Re
publican counties, where church and
temperance people are very strong,
the Republicans scratched Foster on
account of the failure of the Legis
lature last winter to give additional
liquor legislation. Fosters gains in
Democratic counties, of1setting the
loss in Republican counties, is attrib-
uted to Bookwalter's brief connection
with the Democratic party. A failure
to poll the full Democratic vote in these
counties and a stronger poll of Re.
publican votes than there is in reliable
Republican counties, are deemed in
political circles to have been Fosters
mainstay.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-21

Guiteau was arraigpedi in the Wash
ington Criminal Court on the 18th. and
the day for the beginning of the trial
was set for November 7lh The ques-
ton of jurisdiction will be argued and
settled prior to October 80. He was
well guarded. No attempt, however,
was made to do his, any harm. Cult,
eau seemed broken down in health and
uncared for in person. His dark
clothes were rusty and shabby and his
whole person presented miserable
and neglected appearance. He stood
up, as ordered during the reading Of
the indictment against him, closed his
eyes, and with folded arms manifested
no interest in what was taking place
There is little doubt but what Guiteau
will be defended by General B. F. But
Ter. one Of the best lawyers in Amirica
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-21
NOTICE.


TO t. w. Slower, his heirs Z. 81.
VOu are hereby notified that t ass,s'
4 been expended by the un N. s,ssIe y
and its grantors for your benefit ~
OF thirty-five dollar: in labor and ~; ;.e so
ments during and for the years 'I sa ,nipis1
1877, 1878, 1879, 1880 and 1sSi ~, ~ Na
interest of fifty feet, undivided a., - ~ W
feet, OF the quartz claim, ledge !, !" = y
known as the First East Extension y sls
Ida Gilmore, recorded ia book S nso Y y
Claims, Alturas county, I 4 II y n. yaa
Kelly, Mcbride, Johnson, Fueate la Masa
son and Graham, adjoining he E s,s' I
OF the discovery claims Of the pitt aa, y
&. u 5. N. Co., and others, at ths 'v lug
end of Rocky Bar, Bear creek Minirs Sl "
trlct, Alturas county, Idaho TerrSita y
there having been expended Che ann NJ
30 for each year, on your interest a. !.
quired by section 1924 Of Revised St y !
OF the United States. And if within a;s
ty days after the publication hereof LUG r.s
fail or neglect to contribute and n, y, y
the undersigned the amount thus e r, 7
ed for your proportion of the nece ID,
representative work required BY law H
gether with the costs OF this notice VAN !.
interest in said Ida Elmore will he fO "a
ed and become the property Of the qs
scriber, by virtue of said sec. 2324 ois
vised Statutes Of the U. s.
THE GILMORE GOLD MINING On
"a corporation organized untl
the laws of New York, office n
New York City and at Rocky H.
Idaho Territory.
July 20, 1881. 3m.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-21

Some philosopher. not of the Con-
cord school, has said: MANY man
thinks it is principle that keeps him
from turning rascal, when it is only a
full stomach Be grateful and do not
mistake potatoes for principle.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-21
PAT En- / 4

~, inventors n'l; will Advance their ;D,.....
employing an experienced At,o ,n'eies' u
cent IN Washington. F. IA. 1 ebnneey nj
, Ma1a; q American and Foreign 'i p.a y
washington, d. G, has had y ,sr ra!sls
ccssiul practice, and was form sa's q a
amlner Of Patents in the pa,a.y. q h
All business before the Courts o ~ !, ohe
llngent upon success. Send fnr - cee ea
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-21

The Tribune's editorial letter says.
There is one thing this country will
not stand, and that is the election of
Geo. c. Gorham to any Office whatev-
er. He is the editor of the organ of
the Star Route thieves, a most inde-
cent slanderer of President Garfield,
and is entitled to nothing from the re-
publicans. save the silence of contempt
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1881-10-21
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2l. 1881.


Hannibal Hamlin has been confirmed
by the Senate as Minister to Spain.
Bernhard, on being Kissed at Ami
ems. remarked, II am not accustomed
to play to geese
1t is estimated at headquarters that
the Indian outbreak in Arizona has
cost the government 100000.
Foster has been elected Governor of
Ohio, over Bookwalter, by about 20
900 majority. Another Democratic
victory for the Republicans.
A Cincinnati paper says: Judge
Taft will probably be offered posi-
ton in President Arthur's Cabinet, in
order to satisfy Ohio.
Mr.. Conkling says, with pathos:
"Some things must go unanswered
now. Perhaps shall say something
in coming years."
Postmaster General James has es-
tablished 400 new Starroutes, showing
that he has not cnrtailed the postal
facilities afforded to the people.
William Widgery Thomas is the
largest individual taxpayer in Port
land, Me-. he being assessed $7,l5l.
Only one other person is taxed more
than $4,000.
Mr.. Evarts expects to see Guiteau
surely hanged, "uness he is previous
ly Iynched by mob" He thinks the
insanity dodge will not amount to any
thing.
A London paper says, as to the term
cornering: eve are greatly indebted
to our American cousins for supplying
us with terms which express in one
word the meaning of half a dozen SEN
fences"
A lady in San Francisco has per-
fected new device for the surer and
more certain cancellation Of U. S. pos
tage stamps than the machine now in
use. 1t is said that the new machine
will save for the U. S. Government a
least 81 ,000,0t0 annually.
Germany has the most accommoda
ting of postoffices 1t daily Transmits
birds, beasts, and fishes, if of a harm
less sort. A goose uninteligibly di
rccted, was lately put up for auction
sale, when 1915 was found under it
left pinion The sender has not bee
discovered.
Little Belgium has more of an arm.
than is generally supposed, or than
probably good for it. In time of peac
it counts 46,277 men and officers, wit
l0,0l5 horses, and 204 siege guns. an
on war footing l03, 683 men, $50
horses and $40 guns. The militia re
serves comprise 100, 900 men.
A negro went home from Georgi
camp meeting in a state of ecstac,
declared that he was going to heave
by the way of tall tree that grew
the door yard, climbed to height
seventy feet, and then undertook
fly the rest of the journey. The ia
killed him.
The London Economist warns i
vcstors against lending more none
to Queensland. With population
100000, she has debt of SOC, 900 00(
and while that of New South VALE
is but $3.50 per head of her population
Queenland's is 1922 per head. HI
resources are much inferior to those
New South Wales.
The light penalty for drunkenness
Maine is thirty days in Jail. The
-. II,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-15
Make No Mistake.

nut prepare yourself to sec the hand
soonest line of Spring and Summer goods
ever shown In Bristol. Come right
along and see Us and don't whit for u
second invitation.
And here Is n word for our regular
customers, You can do us Il favor.
Speak to your ncighbor who trades else
where, aud get them to call on Us. You
can help us In this way aud we will more
than repay you for the same. BY this
means all our customers can bring US
one or more Of their friends.
We invite everybody to make our
store their headquarters while In town.
Drive right up, hitch your horse and
make yourself at home. We have a line
of goods you ought to see, aud If you
don't buy speak n good word for us to
your friends. Dont't fail TO find Ms.
On Main street, No. 81, on the Va. side.
Your friends,
NJ. u. ANDES & GO.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-15
Garheld's Cabinet.

Much speculation is going on about
| the cabinet President Garfield will draw
around him. Such things, however, are
known only to the initiated few, and as
we are not Of those, propose to wait till
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 it is already
established in the minds Of every one
that The to the manuia, turcrs the coun-
try must look for relief. Not more so to
others than the manufacturers Of "Sey-
en- Springs IRON and Alum Mass" in
Washington county, Virginia. This
Mass is not one Of the abOminablc "pat-
cnt" medicines, which are literally ruin
ing the health Of thousands, but the pure
salts obtained from the pure mineral wa
tcrs, for which Southwest Virginia is
SO noted, simply by boiling them down
to condensed form, just Us salt, sugar,
&C., arc made, 1t, in This way, retains
all the medicinal properties of the water,
and is being used extensively and sue
ccss.ully for Indigestion, dyspepsia,
Group, sore throat, impurities of the
blood, Sc. For the treatment of dseas-
cs peculiar to females it has no equal
anywhere.
Bishop George F.Picrcc, Of the NJ. 4.
Church, South, Sparta, Ga, says ~
take pleasure in commencing the Seven
Springs Iron and Alum Mass" to all
who may need simple and effective
L.. A. Al
flesh Is heir. For some Of my friends Il
has been Invaluable as tonic and restor-
utiyc. know Of one ease ofrcmarkabe
recovery from chronic dyspepsia. 1t Is
pauacea' for sick headache, both to
cure it when 1t comes, and to prevent II
If taken in time. And the great virtue
Is, It is not bad to tukc--not often so of
physic,
SO look to your interests and never
mind who Garfield has in his cabinet.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-15

stock of clothing and gents furnishing
goods. In filling orders for gents suits
he has made a deservedly fine reputation
Mr.. Geo. Temp Hammer has accepted
a good situation at the Tenn. depot. He
is competent, laborious and accommo-
dating, and | am gladtO see him COM
fortably located. Capt. Chas. Thurman
still sweeps the deck at Nashville from
which city learn through the Banner
that he has Just been awarded the con-
tract for furnishing uniforms for the
Nashville City Transfer Co. lie il now
one Of the leading clothiers of the South.
His popularity in that city seems to he
cqualled only by his business success.
Chas. has my thanks for many favors in
past days, and wish him all he seems to
be reaping TO the Rock City.
There was Il strange death at Rogers
vile last Friday in the person of DR..
Painter who married a daughter of Col.
Frank Fulkerson Some ten days pre-
vious he was taken i'll, tho symptoms
bearing a close resemblance TO those of
delirium tremens. Having used no ar
dent spirits at all, Of course the resem-
blance was all the more curious, He
was unmanagcable 1T times, and was UNI
able to sleep. His physicians are unable
to name the disease He leaves wife
and two children.
The produce house of w. W. Davh
desires ne to say he is now shipping
poultry by the car load, and it is impor-
tant that fowls be promptly dclltcrcd at
this time. He quotes to-day eggs Ice
chickens-hcns &c gross, roostcrs Be,
turkeys &C.. Butter 10 to 90. Green ap-
pies are retailing at Sion street. Flour
2la to \ corn 80, bacon &c for shoulders,
sides 6, hams 10 to 1875 Business rath-
er dull, Oh account Of farming season.
The heavy snow storm in the n. w.
last Saturday brings cold morning
snap, but to-day is beautiful and rather
moderate.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-15
Sidewalk Letter.
OK THE SIDEWALK,
MnrCh l6. lSHl.l

| blUICn 10, lool'l
Five more days of winter, which
Spring seems to have discounted. met
the other day an aged colored sister
who has been In doors all winter, and
she said the ground hogs six weeks
were out and she thought It would be
safe for her now TO come out. But she
had lost her notch-stlck, for not until to-
morrow will the oraculous six weeks be
ended. Seriously It is good news that
we have lovely weather with good rea-
son for hoping for more Of the same
sort. II hns been Il horrid winter for
work on the n. G.. Gen. ImbodCn tells
me n large contractor was promised here
this week, but such have been the de-
lays In engineering that contract can
not yet be made, The Tnsalla Go, have
been pressing forward the field work,
until the whole Of II has been complct-
ed, save only n few alterations at GER
tain points on the line. Capt, Sicklcr's
corps has taken quarters IN nm upper
room Of james Block on Main Street.
where they are with all possible dill
gcnce making proillcs, maps and csti-
nntcs. II Is believed that early IN April
the line from Mendoza to Estilylllc will
be let to contract and graded In GO days.
About first Of June tracklaying win
commence at Bristol and be pressed for
ward 10 ~ TO get on to the Poor Valley
section by the time II can be graded
10 may seem q lille odd that track lay
Ing shall follow the fresh grading, but
the engine will be very heavy one and
II will quickly settle the road bed, and
~ rapidly "a Il does u repairing force
will keep the grading corrected under
the rails. The two convict camps viii
soon be consolidated ut Wolf Run SUM-
nit and the whole force be put on the
ungradcd mile on Wolf Run, Mt Grind
stone Gorge. This finished they will
soon knock ont the mile and quarter
from the summit of Walkers Mountain
to Rich Valley. Capt. Dudley has al
ready completed the grading to the rive
or armouth of Wolf Run, where the
North Fork bridge Is rapidly going up.
am indebted 10 Capt. SEEKER of the
Poor Valley corps for very interesting
figures. The distance from Mendoza TO
EstIllyillc IL 1917 miles. From Estlll-
Vile TO speer's Ferry on Clinch River
10 miles, divided Ns follows from Es-
tlllyllle to center Of big cut between head
Of Little MoccasIn aud head Of Trouble
some 90 miles; thence to Speer's Ferry
J.s. Total, from Mcndotato Cllnch River,
20.7 bristol to Mendoza ll.J, Bristol
10 Eaiillylllc ~ miles Gen. lmbodcn
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-15
TERMS OF SALE;
Commissioners Sale
OF VALUABLE TOWN LOTS,

Pursuant to decree Of the Giro nit Cour,
Of Washington county, Va, rendered at tie
January term of said Court, in the suit Of
J. N. lnsodsby, against Sicily Solo
mon, the undersigned, Comm
sioner, will, on the 10th day Of April, 1881
in front IF the Mayors office, in the town
Of Goolson, proceed to sell the lot of land
mentioned in the pleadings Of said suit, to
the Highest bidder, for cash in hand ufIl
cicnt to pay tho costs Of suit am cost and
commissions Of sale, aud the residue on D.
credit Of G., and - months, interest from
dry Of salo. Good personal security re-
quircd FOR deferred paymcnte and lein re-
tanned Tor balance Of purchase money,
A. FULKERs0N, Conn.,
March s 1851, tbs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-15
Harper for April

Contains, The Green Mountains in Su,
gar Time, with illustrations.
An English Cathedral, with illustra.
tions.
Indian Education at Ilampden and
Carlisle, with 10 illustrations.
Italian Life in New York, with : H.
Illustrations.
My Farm in Switzerland, with illus
tyationS.
Art Embroidery, with II illustrations.
An Artists "reminiscences, with one
illustration.
Pauolling Barnegat. a poem-WalI
Whitman.
Milwaukee, with II illustrations.
Anne. A novel--Constance Fenimore
WoolsOn, with illustration.
Two Storms. A Story.
The, Indian Camp, a pocm-J. I.
Tr0wbridge.
Darwinian Diversions.
Vcrnal Faith. A poem Paul Ii.
Ilayne.
Lifc-Assurance does Assure.
Young Man, Go West.
a Laodicean, \ noyel-with illustra-
ton.
The Gate of the Orient. A poem
VIM, Gibson,
And the standard departments.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-15
ElyutenIa..

Mr.. Roht, G. Holloway, Of Colorado
was married in New Providence last
Monday morning, MARCH, 7th, to Mis-.
Bette Howell, Rev. a. ID. Sears onlciat-
ing. The marriage was great surprise
to the friends Of the bride and groom 800
The bride who Is one of the most bril-
liant and lovely young ladies' has Il host
OF warm friends an IIopkinsyilc. She
would grace the home Of any man, and
we are happy TO know the handsome
young groom is worthy of such jewel.
We tender to him our warmcst cOngrat-
ulaIions.-Neg Era, HoptiHsaHe, Ky.
Miss Howell was Mt one time teacher
of Music in Bristol Female CoucG, and
her friends here will be glad to know she
is happily married.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-15
FARMERS.

We can Furnish you all the field seed
yeu want at reasonable prices. Consist
inw q
Prime Red Clover
Alalke Clover
Alfalfa Glover
4" ssplinE Glover
Timothy Seed
~ Red Top
Randall or X. II. Grass Seed
~ Orchard Grass
ny blue Grass.
WILLIAM S.KRKHLER.
snsgi-sm.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-15
sss>hsysr Moea~s Mothers M

Are you diJurbcd At night and brok-
~, ~ your fcst by sick child suffering
and crying with the excruciatlng pain
of anliing teethf II 40, 20 Ut once aud
~ bottle Of MRS. WINSLOW'S
B0OTniNo SYRUP. II will relieve
ma noor little sufferer lmmedlatcly--dc-
nenl upon Il, there IA no mistake about
y Ihers Ia not mother on earth who
hna srsr uAcd II, who will not tell you At
anra hat II will regulate the bowels.
land fi,a red 10 the mother, and relief
ana health 10 the child, operating like
magic. II Il perfectly safe to use In all
rsiIh, aud pleasant 10 the taste, and J.
ia Prescription " Une Of the oldest aud
,s.I Female physlclhhs and nurses IN the
fhlled ptstss. Rold everywhere, ~
ENID bottle. nOi ~, lNHl "
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-03-15
Personal,

Mr.. a. S. Gump has returned, and i,
now opening a tremendous stock Of
clothing for his enlarged store room.
Gen. lmboden returned frCm n. c.
last Thursday evening, having been EN-.
lnently successful in securing an outlet
to the sea for the N. G.
Mr.. A. ii. Bullock has had back sci
and is again confined to his room.
Mr.. A. b. Carr is now able to step out
into the sun, having been ill all the
month.
DR.. j. A. Pierce, of the Wythe Lead
Mines, will open dental Office in Mrs.
Parrack's property next week. He is
a very nice gentleman, and has deter
mined to locate permanently in Bristol.
Mr.. Frank Kaylor, of Kinderhook,
called to see us last week and says the
people of Mendoza have determined to
have road across the mountain to Scott
and Russell. Another vein of promis-
ing marble has been found on Mr.. Joel
Kaylor's land.
DR.. w. f. Fowler, of Grecnville, re-
turned last week from the College of
Physicians and Surgeons at Nashville,
being endowed with another diploma.
He is determined to attain cminencc in
the dental profession, and has received,
as we learn, n very honorable appoint
ment in the institution.
Mr.. w. p. Hickman, accompanied by
his lady, of the mercantile house of
woodward g. Hickman, at Jonesvile is
on visit to his brother George A. Hick-
man, who is quite i'll.
Mr.. S. NJ. Winchester, the great lum-
Der dealer Of Chattanooga, was in town
last week. We wish that Bristol may
be able to add him to the permanent cit
izenship of our town.
Miss Madge Montgomery and two 9TH
er young ladies of Starkvillc, Miss. are
visiting the Misses English.
Prof. Frank B. Hutton, of Old Glade
Spring Academy, spent Saturday in
town. He will in a few weeks issue u
handsome catalogue Of his large school,
which'now numbers 81 pupils. His cat
alogue will be valuable advertising
medium for our business men, as 800
copies will be distributed to 500 of the
best families in the county.
Mr.. Sam'l j. James has returned with
Il complete stock of clothing,
Mr.. W. II, IIayter is opening his
Spring stock.
Mr.. A. N. Sloan and lady have re-
moved to Chattanooga.
Mr.. A. L. Malicote, one of the most
prominent citizens and live business
men Of the county was in town last Sun
day and Monday, the guest Of his kins-
man, Mr. NJ. II. Dcvault.
Mr.. VIM. MullenniX has been again
for the Bristol Il. o.
Mr.. j.. c. Stone and lady, Of Mont
gomery, Ala, arrived in Bristol on
Wednesday last, and are stopping at the
residence of Capt. Montague, the father
Of Mrs. $.
Mr.. &. II. Lewis, Of Bristol Wooden
Mills, has been quite sick for the last ten
days, having been confined to his room
most Of the time. Hope to see him out
Moan