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me Pre.,aen, Conv.ls.ccu,.

ELBKRON, Sept S.-The favorable con-
dition of the President at the noon ex-
animation continues, and has had the eff
feet of cheering all hearts. The feeling
in all quarters is changed from anxiety
to the most sanguine opinions that the
President has fairly started on the road
to recovery. DR.. Bliss is authority for
the statement that the President is con-
yAiescent
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Bu sin ess Girls of tue West
Chicago letter In Boston Transcript.

To Bostonian travelling through this
Western country, some things look very
queer. A little incident saw at Quincy,
Ill, l thought worth while to write to
you about. We arrived at the depot hard
on to midnight, and made our way to the
foot of the depot to a row of omnibuses
aud entered one. When full, to our as
constituent rather prepossessing young
lady ca ne to the door and asked for our
baggage checks, and later for our coach
fare, after collecting which she alighted
and called to the driver: "An right,
Charlie" Inquiry revealed to Us the
fact that this girl had "just bought out
the bus line, and runs the business"
Think of Boston girl doing thisl
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baltimore Market

BALTIMORE, Sept. s.-FIouf Arm. more active,
and without important change. Wheat, western.
higher, arm and c osing q shade of No winter
red, spot. 81 4l5agl 42sa; September, y 4l9
al 4as December, ii 52Iai 5Sx. Corn, west
ern, higher; mixed spot and September. esIa9
67Ac; October, 73A Sg73xo. November, 77t977Hc /;
steamer, Csc bid. Oats quiet and steady. Rye
dull, 81 0SG1 Os. Hay unchanged and frIn. Pro-
visions unchanged except Mess pork has been
advanced to go 90 and bacon shoulders to $40 CO.
Butter higher: western grass, 1920 Eggs
dull Petroleum unchanged Coffee quiet .
Sugar Arm. Whisky quiet. Freights unchanged.
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weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, Sept. s.-IndIcations
for the Ohio Valley and Tennessee:
Fair weather, winds mostly southwesterly,
followed by falling barometer. station
airy or higher temperature.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1881-09-08

No Fears OF the Immediate Death of
the President.
HARTFORD. Sept. Gov. Bigelow
designates September 18th as a day of
prayer for the recovery of President
Garfield
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Chicago Market.

CHICAGO. Sept. s.-Wheat strong. and higher
81 22A for cash or September 81 26H for October
81 29a4 for November; 81 30 for December. Corn
strong aud higher: CSC for cash sc for October
&c for November. Oats strong and higher; $50
for cash Ss1sc for October; 37Ac for the year.
Rye. 81 o. Barley, 81 O. Whisky, u 10. Pork
strong and higher: $40 IS for cash SIC l7H for
October &l9 90 for November. Lard strong and
higher; Sl2 o5 for cash s12 l2S bid for October
Sl2 30 bid for November Hogs-Reoeipts 1900
head market active. steady and unchanged.
exports. So 2oS6 IS; choice shipping. n 0O96 90.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

Advertisements inserted n this column a
Is cents for I'VE ltues or unsieY. For each adj
torai line, cents.
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Richmond Wholesale Markets.
RICHMOND, September s, 1881.
Corn-S0c
Oats-New, Sc.
J1%othy Hsy-'la oos'l4 90.
LIVE STOCK.
Calves-t4 90,
Cattle - 00@IS4 so.
Hogs-&5 OOcS16 so.
sheeP-Sellins at IS oOgss so.
PRODUCE.
Butter -20G22c p n for good country
Chiokens-s2 75SS3 % per dozen.
Eggs-l2c per dosen.
Honey-NS925c.
Lard-Country, l2c
Retail Grocery Market.
Butter-2A125. Creamery, $50.
Canned Tomatoes-12d15c; per doseu, u so.
Carolina Rice-lOc; Louisiana, 100.
Cheese-l5e9lsc.
CitTons-4Oc
Coal Ofl-15c.
Coffee-Green Rio, 12a Gl5Sa25c roasted, lst9
1sc Green Java 2s1s3o roasted, B5SG3so
Corn meal-S2 %.
Dried Beef-25c.
Dried Cufrants-SdlOc
Dried Peaches-Shc; evAporAted 9Oe540c.
Eggs-15c.
F1our-$S o0e51l 90.
New Figs-25c.
Pepper-25tJ3Dc.
Prunes-Turkish, IOc.
Raisins-25c.
susar-Brown, 100 = n white, lac, g1anula-
ted, Ike; powdered. 1870.
syTup-Sa975c ? gallon; New Orleans. 5o07o;
vinegar-25GsocP gall. for cider; 4Oc for whit
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J. S. STAIR & SONS, southwest corner Of Main
epf Eighth
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Losses ON HemPy Il sons Planning
Mill.

CLEVELAND, Sept. s-The loss on
Hempy & Sons planning mill by last
nights fire is now stated at 81, 900 on the
building, $4,000 on machinery and
4, 200 on stock. Total, $21, 900. Insur-
ance, <12, 900.
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SAMUEL BELLS,
FIRE AND LIFE
UNDERWATER.

The best Indemnity guaranteed ct the
LOWEST adequate Rate. LARGE LINES
Placed. LOSSES ADJUSTED PRONPT.
LII. Office 8 4 10 North, Seventh
street.
s.GiadAvan
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TOleaO MARKET.

TOLEDO, o., Sept. s.-Wheat strong No. re.
cash or September. 81 Al; October, 81 4sA No
vember, 81 4s; December, 81 -; No. rod,N q
Corr firm No cash. sc: October &C &c; veal
64xc. Oats nominal; No. q, Ale
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Cincinnati Market.

CNCrNSAu, Sept a-Flour quiet and unchan
ed Wheat steady; No. 2. red, 81 20. Corn nrme
No. mixed, SIC Oats steady; No. mixed, -
Rye quiet and unchanged. Barley nominl
Pork quiet, $40 co. Lard strong and hiGhe
I'll 50. Bulk meats strong and higher; - 50
10 so. Bacon strong and unchanged. Whisl
active and firm at q IA; combination sales
finished goods sS7 barrels. onthe basis of 81 IA.
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am now prepared to furnish Fall and Win
ter's supply of fuel at most reasonable terms.
Call and see us before buying
Near Union Depot. .. l. NNATAER.
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SPECIAlT!ES.

CLgvzLAsD. o. Sept. s-Pe.roleum quie
.eaDdsyd white 10 deaYees test Tr
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THE FIRE FIEND.

The Terrible Destruction OccAsf0neo
by Forest Fircs In MtchixAn-One
Hundred Lives LOse-rOSSns, VII.
lagos and Farm-HOusos Burned 10
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-07-12
Cameron Opening the Canvass.

Col. VIM. T.. Cameron, Readjuster
Nominee for Governor of Virginia, will
spend the month of July on the stump
in s. w. Va, and will address the peo-
pie at the following times and places:
Russell c. II. Tuesday July 9Th, CT. day
Dickinson Gil Thursday July 7th, CT.
day.
Buchanan c. II. Saturday 9th, special.
Tazewell, Tucsday 18th, CT. day.
Bristol, Thursday night 18th, special.
Esiillville, Saturday 10th, special.
Jonesvillc, Lee Co. Tuesday, 10, special.
Wise c. H., Thursday DIST, special.
Abingdon, Monday 25th, CT. day.
Christi&nsburg, Tuesday 2Gth, CT. day.
BY direction of the State Executive
Committee. w. G.. ELAN, Sect'y.
June 10Th, 1881.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-07-12

WI ait very anxious, oh 80 intensely
curious 10 find ont what sort of IA trio
and what sort Of n platform the Fundcrs
will put up at Richmond. If they de
clare for REIMBURSEMENT, it will give Mai.
Daniel terrible job for this hot wealth
ar, for he has said lac would rather fire all
the school houses than see the Rcadjust-
er measures cngraIlcd on the statute book
of the State. 1t would pain Mai. Henry
who thinks we can pay the whole debt.
1t would disgust Gen. Walker who says
HAT rigamarolc about highway robbery
And so on and so on, Please excuse fur
Their details. If they nominate a stall
wart and declare for Funderism straight
in other words endorse the vetocs of Coy
Holiday, what will Barbour and MoiIet
and Ficklin & Co. do? Oh the horrors
of twcdlclum and twcdlcdcc. There
will be fun when these men meet and
then attempt to call the roll of their %
thousand. Won't there be many Il ono
who will refuse TO answer? You bet.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-07-12
Tho Stump.

col. Camoron'e first speech was made
IN Petersburg 10 n wonderfully cr0wcd
hall. The Norfolk lANpMAHg, edited by
Col. Jnmcs B,t0n Hope, n strong Fun
der, but one Of the most gallant nnd glft-
Ell men In the state, liUs this to say Of II
"Whcn Col. Cameron WINS nominated
We lid hin the Justice Ia give our cpti.
malc VI bis fnc abilities, aud his first
speech shows that llc Is undoubtedly a
Formidable man."
On The Forum Col. Frank lIlair spoke
10 vast crowd for three hours NJ les.
ingion, aud on thu sNnc day Hon. John
Paul shook the dry bones Of Pulaski,
The speech OF Col, Cameron ut lcla.
non wns one Of those logical and incl.
plvu productions which have been char.
artcrlsllc " hlt pen, aud have already
made Him Famous.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-07-12
Announcement.
To tie RcadcrS Of tic Ne,cS;

To thc EcddcrS Of tie NucS:
| respectfully call your attention IL
the fact that have opened Il wholesale
and retail Sewing Machine ware housc
on Main street, Bristol, where will be
found I'LL the various styles of the celc.
brated New Home Sewing Machines.
don't propose to handle amy other ma.
chine to the detriment Of legitimate
trade, but will refer parties wanting tC
examine other machines to gentlemen in
this place, who keep them in variety like
"Joseph's coat of many colors,"
The "New Home" is new machine
made by an old responsible Co. Of ,!
years standing-Mess. johnson, Clarh
d Co.-and for the short time it has beer
on the market the demand has kept pace
with the supply. Even my last invoice
came from the factory at Orange, Mass.
and | had to set them up myself. Tho
northern trade alone is immense.
am II native Virginan, but have re-
sided in the north, and have found thai
those people who make machinery are
the best Judges of the same. The South
ern trade generally is about two three
years behind, while Southern agents, as
general thing, work on on their people
stock that has had its day in the North
and then like the Arabs "silently fol,
their tents AND as silently steal away
or 90 back on their pets. When | came
back from Minnesota | was surprised at
the inferior machinery here. | asked /;
friend, an importer of mill machinery
why we had such poor lloui here: We
had good wheat. He replied that "South-
ern dealers found they could make more
money selling what the Northern trade
would not have" SO got him to &C.
lect my burs, &C., for my mill in Scott
and the result in my county is 30 cents
more per 100 lbs. on my flour than any
other brand.
All ask is n fair and impartial exam
nation by purchasers, and II liberal di'
vision of patronage, bearing in mint
that "eyery man to his trade" n classi
flcation Of goods insure satisfaction, an(
elevate the business character of Il coun-
try. Respectfully,
ID. S. HALE.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-07-12
Readjuster Mass Meeting
Gall OF tho County Chairman

Gall Of the County Chairman.
Pursuant to Il resolution adopted by
the Readjustcr party of the county at n
meeting held at the April court 1881, |
hereby call mass NEE ling of the Read
justers of the county to be held at the
Court House at Abingdon on the 25th
day of July, 1881, court day for the
purpose of taking action with regard to
making nominations for the House of
Delegates and appointing Delegates to Il
Senatorial Convention, to be held at
Glade Spring on the 4tl day Of August
next. The people Of the county will be
addressed on that day by Col. VIM. i.
Cameron, Readiuster candidate for the
GovcrnorShip of Va.
FLOYD B. HURT, Chair IN.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-07-12
EVENT and COMMENT

ID. j. Graham, Esq. of Wythe declares
himself candidate for tho House OF
Delegates, thereby imposing on Col.
Bob Saycrs the unpleasant task of clean
Ing him up Il second time.
The Fundcrs have been speaking of
nominating for the Senate from Wythc,
Bland, Giles and Pulaski, Mr.. J. G. Hol-
brook, Sam'l. w. Williams and Judge
Easl.y. The recent nom nation of Sam
Newberry by the ReadiuSters renders
any nomination the Fundcrs can make
II mere matter of form. The Senator
will be 5. II. n.
The people of Wytleville have had
town board TO pass n law requiring COWS
10 be kept from running ut large ut
night. The Enterprise demands its re-
peal.
The Norfolk IL Western Co. has deter
mined to tear down and throw away the
old depot at Abingdon and to put that
town IN line with REIMBURSEMENT and lib
cralism, by erecting u new and much
better one. And yet the present one is
about as old rs the Va. Funding bill.
The Abingdon ViIyinidR says Mr.. Geo.
Townsend of this county, had recently
one Of his arms badly lacelatcd by n cir
cular saw. The same paper says the
people Of Abingdon celebrated the 4th
by holding II meeting and passing reso-
lntiOns Of sympathy for the President,
and condemnation of Guiteau.
Richmond Is so fond of her Kelley adj
dress to the wounded President that she
Ind them engrosscd in parchment and
forwarded, so II can DO framed and kept
M IA thing of JOY forever"
Lucius Thompson, of Newport, who
has, for twelve months, aired himself in
the delightful brcczes of Wolf Run, at
Camp No. ], aud has thrown quite n
number of shovcls of earth on the Mar
row Gauge, has opened II barber shop in
pearisbmrg.
The New River y. G. r. II. Co. has
refused to allow Giles County TO sub
scribe fifteen thousand dollars to Its stock,
They asked forty and don't mean to ac-
c"pi less. Pretty stiil, that
Big Lick, the point of departure fol
the :. V. II. r., Is TO change its name to
That Of Roanoke. Having licked out ST.
lem u II too magnanimous now to be
called Big Lick, or even Big Liquor.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-07-12

ARGUMENT would seem useless with
TINT peculiar class Of people who declare
they favor REIMBURSEMENT but can't toler-
rte Malone. \ very few people are
sincere, and such will vote for Cameron,
Lewis aud Blair IN November next. Far
the larger class of them are Flinders
aud are too Imd to say SO. The latter
class boldly announce, us corollary to
this excuse, that they must vote the
DEMOCRATIC llckct--in other words the
fundcr ticket, They have grown weary
and displriIcd ut fighting the measures
of the Rcadjustcrs, and they conclude II
IL best to drop the measures and fight
the men. They tramp the limited cir
Gle of Fundcr argument until dizzy on
their brief round Of logic they imagine
all REIMBURSEMENT has lis origin in ScnN-
tor Malone, and they snap nj the bright
IDEA that II they can kill Malone, they
have killed REIMBURSEMENT, believing It
easier TO arouse prejudice against the
man than against the principle. There
was certain little young American
who, having heard his father preach that
the devil was The author of all wicked
ness, aud that NIL wlckcdncss should be
fought down, concluded II was best to
so for The "Bull's Eye and mld "wcll,
In, why don't God Nil The dcvily" So
with these lIcadlustcrs In theory, and
Fundcrs In practice. They loudly call
out let's kill Malone.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-07-12

TitE apparent convalcsccncc Of the
President lisa mystery, which has stlml-
"d American physicians. The size Of
the bnll, its complete disappearance, the
short distance from which II was fired,
The cN"wllngly vital parts, which TO all
appearances Il Ought To have penetrated,
the unsprOkably hot weather, the Gct
the President exclaimed ~ am n dead
man !"--nll these prcecnt ~ grave and
alarming array OF circumstance That his
prcscni condition appears Ia bc mlmcl-
Ious. The result has demonstrated tie
fact tina, he who suites the President
emIlce every good American. The whole
people are ready to put To death any
man who undertakes 10 undo 10y the as
enssln's bullet their work nj the ballot
box.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-07-12

The nomination ofCapt. Sam II. New
berry for the Senate renders Il nomina-
ton by the Fundcrs absurd. 1t will be
walk over for Sam, and the Funders
had as well accept the situation and
come down.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-07-12
The Cuticura Remedies.

SOME FACTS REGARDING TIEM-'WllO
MAKES THEM AND WHAT IS THOUGHT
OF THEM BY THE DRUG TRADE-INTER-
VIEW or A TIMES REPORTER WITH PIE.
TER VAN SCIfAAC, ESQ.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-07-12
Cool Words From Druggists.

"Mnlt Bllirrs are the best 'blilcrs."
"llcy promote sleep aud Hlluy irr-
yuusnras,'
"llcst Liver and Kidney medicine we
SELL"
"llry knock the 'Clils' every linic. "
"CCnsumpIl'c people gain flesh ON
"Mnlt lllticrs have no rivals Ia this
town."
Hest thing for nursing mother. we
hive
We hhelOtc,unnntnd Malt BllOll,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-07-12
- -asasaasaas= sa=-assas $3.50
RICH VALLEY.
The Tobacco Prospects for 81.
Mr.. EDIToR:
RIcn VALLEY, Washington Co. !
July 7th, 1851

July 7th, lSSlJ
Mr.. EDITOR:
Please permit me TO say word in the
columns Of your worthy paper In behalf
Of the present crop of tobacco, Our
farmers are engaging in the cultivation
of tobacco as heavily rs last year. To-
baCco looks bad owing TO the Numerous
quantity of grasshoppcr that prove very
fatal to the weed. Although we have
some good prospects in Rich Valley
Mr.. G.. w. Craft, ST., Is very expert
cnccd grower of tobacco, and has ont a
large crop of the finest have seen. Mr..
Craft has fifty years experience in the
cultivation of the weed. Also Mr.. Jas.
A. Whistman has n fine crop | am told.
Mr.. Whlstman has been lucky In raising
tobacco and getting good prices. Mr..
Clark has out II large crop this year. lie
stands second TO none IN raising fine to-
bucco. q. w. Craft, Jr., has ont n fine
crop this year, is IN experienced hand In
curing fine tobacco and has obtained
one of McQuown's stcaming processes
for following tobacco, which he thinks
will be u great advantage in following
the leaf. Mr.. Warren Crawford has Il
good crop this year, which looks WE'LL
Mr.. John Pppin has out the largest
crop in this vicinity, and MIR. Pippin is
one Of our foremost men In growing to-
bacco and always put out large crop.
could mention various names of not
cd tobacco men but only give you some
of the foremost ones. have spun this
letter to n considerable length, but hope
It will be Of interest TO both planters and
buyers. =. W. NJ.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-07-12
Obituary..

Died, IN Goodson, Va, July 2nd, 1891
Mrs. Maggie o. fulic, the wife of Mr..
l., II. foir, and II daughter of Michael
aud JiDc Riorlun She was born July
20, 1861. nnl was aged nearly 20 yrNrp.
Tier Illness was hut for a short time and
VIVA lOrnc with lorllludr under great
suffering. She wa married to Mr. Foo
lir June 10Th, 1850, aud was n member
Of ~. Auu's church, IN which she was u
true seeker OF the Lord. She was u
Christian lady, and for years was father
les. when her father died he told hls
children not to fUrsakc their church, and
tn iry and meet him In heaven. This re-
quest shC faithfully and patiently COM
Piled with. At one time .hu worked NJ
The cotton factory Of Fulton, Spargcr a
Byrd, where she won their esteem and
that uf all her associates. 10 know hCl
mosl was to love her best She was Kind
aud nllrcllonHlc 10 her mothers aud sis.
lcrs, Of whom she leaves four, besides II
| dear little infant. Aside from these shC
leaves many friends In the surrounding
Connlry, All these will mourn her dc.
pnrlurp. lu NJ Aun's church choir Air
was u singer &C high reputation and d
member mlrtuhclOvcd.
So, ailcnly she lies IN the grave now
for The Lord hath need for her aud II,
hath taken her away from this world u
trial. sin aud pain to bc with him III
heaven. "lilpsscd are the pure In heart
for they shOll sec God.
Since writing, the sweet little IN
cant has passed from earth 10 heaven
there 10 hc clNspcd once more to the ma.
lctnal breast from which u was 80 rude
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-07-12
Commissioners SAFE Of land
Near COodson.

HDURSUANT to n Decree Ct The Circuit
D Court Of Washington county, Va. in
the cause of Elizabeth Goodman aud others
vs.. Cyras Smith and others, the uhder-
signcd Commissioner will offer, for sao on
Saturday The I3ih day OF Ar
gust, 1884. at public cutlery on tn
prcmiecp
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-07-12
To the Public.

have full line " undertaking
coffin casketp, NstuRio cests, Alao n
nice llearHe. aud AIN prepared 10 llll
all orders night ~ day. For bargains
don't fail 10 call OIL .
q. q. uALhAWAY.
julyl2'i.tf.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-07-12
!. ECZEMA.
FALLING HAIR.

Frank A. bean, stonm Fire Engine c. Boston,
was cured Of eopocia, or falling of the hair, by
RIA SOAR externally. which completely restored
his hair when all said he would loss 1t.
Thomas Leo 227G Frankford Av,, Philadelphia,
afflicted with dardrulr, which for twenty years
had covered his scalp with scales one quarter OF
an inch in thickness, o. red by the Cuticura rene.
dos.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-07-12
TWE TRACT OF LAMD,

Of when the lqc fphraim Smith died
,sigzcd, titualel in the Lower End of Wash-
ug,ou county, on the Island Rond, NhoEt
two miles from the city OF bristol, adjojn-
Ing the lnrds Of York, Susong md oihcrs,
Containing 20 acres, moro or less. The
land Is considerably worn, but can be casi'
l. improved. Comfortable dwelling and
excellent water. ltwlil be sold AZ u whole
aud then in parcels, and the sale bringing
the most money ndOyted
TERMS: Cash mllioicu, to pay costs #
suit, expenses and commissions OF sale
The balance on credit Of one two md
ihr years, equal installmcnts, with In.
torres, from date, The purchaser to give
bond with good Security waving home
stead payable to Commissioner, mud lien
retained for u innate secmity.
D. T. BAILEY, Com'r,
july 5, 'sl--tda,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-07-12

Chew I.orlllnrlsCllmaX, Bullion, and
heckrr Brand Tobacco.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-07-12
TREATMENT.
CUTICURA.

REMEDIES arc for sale by all druggists. Price OF
CuucuRA. u Medical Jelly, small boxea, 90 cts
large boxes, 81 CuTlCuRA RFsoLvgNT. the now
Blood Purifyof, 81 por bottle. CurICrRA SOAR
Uho queen Of medicinal and toilet soaps 25c.-
Cuticum Medicinal Shaving taap, SOC. Principal
depot, Weeks IS Potter. Boston, Mass.
~ All mall0d freo on recolpt Of pricO.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1881-07-12
.SUllfns College,
Select Boarding School for Girls.

This fourishing institution will be-
gin ta next session on the last Thurs
day In August. 1t will open the next
years work with increased facilities
and advantages Rooms are being
rapidly taken up. Let parenss apply
at once. a iirst-class article of educa-
ton at extremely low Iatcs. Board
ing house rehtted and neatly furnish.
4
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(utiCllra
THE GREAT SKIN CURE.
Itching and scaly Disaass,
Humurs Of the Scalp and
Skin Permanently Cured.
RlNGWORN

Geo W Brown, AZ Marshall 81. Providence, r..
l., cured by Cuticura Remedies Of u RtngwOrm
Hninors got at the barbers. which spread all over
his cars, neck and face, and for six years resisted
all kinds Of treatment
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