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Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-05-13

For orchards and lawns where il is de-
sired to combine shade and ornament with
the production of fruit. cherry trees are
the most suitable of all fruit trees. The
Hearts and Biggareaus are the best for
this purpose. being rapid growing trees
with large leaves and generally upright
shoots and branches. The cherry thrives
well in any soil which is sufficiently well
drained, but will not succeed well where the
sub-soil is wet. Every farm should have
its cherry trees. They are easily grown,
and the fruit though pershable is delicious,
coming as it does early in the season be-
fore other fruit natures,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-05-13
NOTICE o. FORECLOSURE.

FTNHOMAS wO0DwORTH, Calvin G. Woodworth
Il Susan X. Woodwork. all Of Fayette in the
County Of kennebec, by their deed, dated the 23d
day Of June. a D., 1870 and recorded in the Regis.
try OF Deeds for said County. Book 27s, Page Sl9
conveyed to Comfort Pettingill of Fast Liverm0re
in the County Of Androscoggn, In mortgage,
certain parcel of real estate situated in said Fayete
near the twelve corners, so called, described as
ioiiows-being the same premises and all the same
described in a warantee deed from Calvin G.. Wood
worth t. Thomas Woodwork. dated September 5tii
1853 and recorded In said Registry Of Deeds Book 26
the said Comfort Pettingin on the seventh day Of
september, A. D., 1851, did sell, transfer and assign
said mortgage to me, the undersigned, his assign
ed In said Registry. Book 335, Page 25O will fully
appear. aud the coudition Of said mortgage
having been broken, the undersigned, by reason
thereof claim foreclosure Dated the 6fst day 81
May, AID, iss2. CALVIN c. wOODwORTH.
w3w1S
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-05-13

,xvrprCC CoTyyTY-Jp Probate Court, held at
zaousfa, on fae fourth Mondayy AprH' isS:
AVN GARLAND, Guardian OF Thomas A. ..
Garland. of Winslow. in said County. insane,
having presented his third account Oh oua'"''AsP
of said Ward for allowance: - .,...
" ORDEREp, That notice thereof be gwen tnree g
weeks successfully prior to the fourth Monoay ~
Nav newt. in the Kennebec Journal, q news
, nr;ned in Augusta, that all persons interested
NAV attend at Probate Court then to oe neio :.
Amsgmsfa and show cause, if any, why tne saane
should not be allowed n pray Judee.
ae.st. HOWARD OWEN. Register W.Ie
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-05-13

rrUNrREC COUNT Yin Probate Coarf, he'd at
snousfa. on the fourth Monday Of Apra' 1852.
vOsEPH W. sTICKNEY Executor OF the isst ~ !. VII
O.,, y a in said County, deceased, having presented
Ss arst sccount as Executor of said will for sow
an0e Dsnrpxp That notice thereof be given three
~. sncoessiyeIy, prior to the fourth Monday o.
Nav next, in the Kennetec journal, nemsPapes ss
P..nS - : Probate Court then to oe neio 81
Insrsts' and show cause. II any. Why the same
shosld moi oe NV EVERY o. BEAN. Jedee.
Asssss: HOWARD OwEs. Register.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-05-13

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-05-13

The seed catalogues are teeming with
accounts of new and rare vegetables, the
growth, yield and quality of fruit of which
are represented as wonderful. The bet
ter way is to shun these exceedingly
pulled up vanities. for nine times out or
ten they are not so good as the old stand
ard ones. The seeds of these marvellous
vegetables, are almost always high priced.
and the buying and planting of them is
nothing but an experiment at the best.
The average farmer does not have the
time for.experimenting and we have found
that the safest way is to leave it to those
who make it business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-05-13
Railroads arln STEAMBOATS,.
Maine Central Railroad.
Change of Time.

On and alter SUNDAY, DEC. 4th. 1881.
trains will leave Augusta
For Portland and Boston at 800 A. Nj. and TO- loA.
H.. 1895 r. N.
For Portland an Lewiston, 6.OO A. NJ, 10 lOA.M.,
2.i5 and 1875 L. N.
For Kockiand, 6.OO A. II. and 1910 A. NJ.
For Earmugton, IL. iU "A. Al.
For Bath, o.vv A. M, U.lU A. NJ. and z.4j Z. II.
For Watervuie rs, y.55 "A. NJ, anu S.3o ..h.,-
(s.U0 r. ii. oaturdays.)
For Skowhesan, belfast, Dexter and Bangor, 3.3e
M, and <.l5 A. Ii.
Night Pullman Trans each way every night Sun
davg included.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-05-13

Dailp krnnehfl journal.

Hen dressing in strength and fertilizing
properties is equal to Peruvian guano,
and when properly managed makes a very
valuable fertilizer for all varieties of farm
crops. The droppings before using should
be made perfectly fine and then mixed
with three times their bulk of muck or dry
earth. A small half shovelfnl OF this mix
ture will answer for each hill. Do not
mix ashes with this dressing, for they
liberate the ammonia which is one of its
most valuable ingredients.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-05-13
WAN

Farmers, Darymen and Horse Fanciers to know
that they can save hundreds Of dollars annually, By
my method in breeding stock 1Huarantee II breed
Colts and Caves of either SET At will, or money
refunded. Fifeen years experience. and five years
practica testing has enabled me to place this before
the public ~ . practical suecess. Full printed in
structions receipt Of elo0 and scent stamp.
Money returned TO these who are not satisfied.
E.J. vILLERS, Lock Box la,
aprlsflm CovinGton. Ky.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-05-13


Merchants
n usandn
Broaiwa
ayseeryotn nrwek.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1882-05-13
For Sale.

Increase of business obliges me TO have a boiler
Of larger size and will sell my old boiler and
gine, also injector TO feed the boiler, all at low
Injector is good to purify water OF lime. Apply at
the Steam Dye House, Augusta, Maine.
apre6 2w&wlm EMILE BARBER.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-02-21
Little Breaches.

APKE COUNTY YIEw % sFEcIAL FhOvi-
DExCE.
don't 20 mnch On religion,
never ain. hal 10 show;
But I've got mhIdlin' tight grip, SIR,
On the handful % things know,
don't pan ont On The prophets
And free win, and tia, -OrI Of thing
Bu, b'lieve In God and the angels,
Ever since one night las; spring.
came into town With some iurnips,
And my little Gabe came along
No lour-yeAr-Old m the country
Could beA. him Cor pretty and strong.
PeArt and clipper and SISSY,
Always ready 10 swear and Sight
And I'D lArt him Ter ehau ierbacker,
Jus, TO keep his milk-'eeth white.
The snow came down Ike blanket
As passed by Tsggaris siorei
went for jog n molases
And lefi the team At ihe door.
They scared at something and started-
heard one little squali,
And hell-to-split over the prairie
Went :eam Little Brooches and all.
IIelI-io-pllt over the prairie.
was almost froze with skecr;
But we Fonsted up some torches,
Aud sarched Tor 'em far and near.
Al last We struck horses aud wagon,
snowe1 under soft white mound,
upsoi. dead beat but Of little Gabe
No hide nor hair wa found,
And here All hope sourrl on me
OF my fellow-critter's aid
jest Topped down on my marrow-Dones
Croich-,leep IN the snow and prayed.
by this. the torches was played ont,
Aud me aud lsrul Par
Went on for some wood 10 sheep-fold
That he said was .omcwhar thar.
We found u AZ last IN a little she'd
Where they shu, up the lsmbs at night
We looked IN and saw them huddlcd thar
10 warm and swce,lY and white;
And iharsot Little Breeiches aud chlrped
A. pcart a. ever yon see,
II want n chaw n terbacker,
Aud that's whats the matter of me. p
How did he git thar: Angels.
lie never could have walked In that
storm,
They jest scoopcl down aud ioted him
10 wlihr Il was stfe md warm.
Aud taink that saving a little child,
And bringing him 10 bis own,
j. a Jerned sight better business
Than loadng around the Throne.
John hoy.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-02-21
Prove Il by Mother

while dhving Hlong ilr The street one
day last winter IN my sleigh. little boy
ak ~ seven years old askrd mr the usu.
vi qucsllon. Please, inay ! ridr
lanswcred hhn, Eyes, u sou are
goOl hoy. 49,. ~.
Ne cllmci into the .Irigb sid when I
agaln asked. "Afc yUr y good boz Ice
h'oked W pleasantly aud said, "ies'
sir."
",sn Yen prove il''
"Yes, air"
by wliomin
"why, BY mother, saId he prompt.
y.
thought 10 myself, here u lesaon
ior boys and girls. WHEN child feels
and kno ~ that mother not only loves
but has ronhdencr IN hin OF iier, and
can prove hclt obcdlcmc, tfulifulnersl
and honesty Ny mother they are pretty
safe. That boy will be a Joy 70 hll
mother Willie she lives. She can trust
him on, Of her sight fcsliur that he will
rot run Into evil. do no, think hu vii
80 TO The saloon, The theatre. of tic gun
bling house. Children Who have pray
fig mothers, and mothers Who hny,
rhlldfeii they can tfut, ah blepsscd
ildech. Boys aud girls. can You "prpvl
n, niulliet rhri you are goodf TFy 4
desrrve the conlldcncc Of your parent
aud u,tfy ouc else.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-02-21
Prices Reduced

J.. II. SENEKER has reduced the
price Of all the leading Dry Goods TO
make room for the fall trade.
We have a large stock Of Ladies'
Dress Goods Of the latest styles we are
selling out.
The ladies are invited TO call early
aud make selections while they are
fresh.
We have large stock Of boots aud
shoes which We are selling out at pfi-
cts below competition.
Our ZEiGLER SHOES are etill TIE
leaders for Ladies' and Misses We
have large stock Of these shoes, and
are receiving new goods nearly every
week direct from the factory.
We can sell you womaD's good
Kip Shoe for 81 Women's goat and
calf shoe sewed and peggcd at CORE.
spending prices. Ladies' Buskin 75c.
Alen aud Boys fur, wool. aud straw
hats which we are closing out at bot.
tom prices. No one need 30 away
from us in want ~ cheap goods
We invite all our friends aud The
public to call aud examine our stock
We guarantee satisfaction
Thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended W, we promise
our greatest effort to please you In The
future. Respectfully,
{. n. SENEkER.
une1s'l-L
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-02-21
Humping Along.

Ts- Eur1user A. a Borrlrru uan.
lssgkihE I'D In Alztarrs. xrs rs.iis.S alg- :
80 hi@hEay. ~ ~ ffier -2d s9a
- y ~ ffrie.ss - N. an -'9th lzEsel
uiih sls0i -EIs- IE@- rlr- - % lheT
r~zsi.sri tsEn ard fzslg-i oz-.
Say F-ss.E-f. hev 50 H--t vc1r z
nra aai 4 q ming ,i.@ =s-sss uusiis nj
b. mr. - slo-sS a. il Ssiz2 sss M'rr
faetn
We"
"Wril. ruT dsrter hns r-TsA wiih
. LII G0ri1u. ami IAN z,-l l-- a-s - ll :
h ~ il.al -i.Sy.ea Gi-.1ilrr av.ose TIE
kia5t 8 iissi-
. ..AE> Why. liz. couple wese t@inE
nsrTissi "a i5lsassiil- = ] caHae Ihru
there ~ l.sag sgu-
-'Dhi 'ise "a lrzye % aine W.,
"Yrs'
IAN v=sh = ere41a ma'esT
"Te.~
a4uii.r1.zt-,,. elior ri.A Z ,ktsrsl
. Iaok. -
1T was-''
'-Thal -a. them sfrrlageT, ar g.
murh rh..z-'. - Ia, we'1e 10 l-sr go ~
. -rrn. ai.I tir only saiisfsczEion we in
. git j. o. Do oar Larsrs ~ alo' into
town sii5 DO ,he rrsariserar-zT we ~
'i4s -,-iEK- rrrs
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-02-21
When Shall We Meet Again.

Tie following + one u the most bril-
liant paragrap- ever written by Tie ia
mentel George y. Pre- nticc:
"The flat ~ death j. ineX0uhle.-
There J. 10 appeal 81 relief from Tho
great law Uhirh dc0ms ~ % dust. We
flourish sud fade - Tie lease, % The iyr-
est. aud the flower, that bloom, Wilher,
and fsde Ia q dsy. have no frazier hold
upon lie than The mightic,. monarch
that ever shook the Garth with his tread.
GcHcr,ii1i,s NJ men viii appear AMI d.
appear ~ footprints upou the shore
Men seldom think 81 the great event 81
death vail the slmdOw falls acr0-s their
pathway. hiding from iheir eyes The ~
rcs ~ loved one. Whose loving smile
wa. The sunlight Of their eXi,lcuee.--
Death i. ihe antagonist NJ life, and tie
thong'it ~ the tomb !. the skeleton 1T
all fear-. We lOn't want iu 90 through
the dark valley, although tic dark pa.-
sage may lead 70 parailisc; we 10 not
want 10 20 down into deep graves even
With princes fpr bcd-fe.lDW.. In the
beautiful drama "lon' the hope Of i'm
mortality. 20 cloquently uttered by Tie
deail-dcyotcd Greek, iiuds deep Response
in every lhough,iul mind. When about
10 Yield Nj, life sacrifice 10 fate, Ill.,
Clrmahihc asked n tlcy should meet
again, 70 Which be responds: IL have
asked tliai dreadful question OF the hill.
that look ctcrnal--Of the ClCsr streams
that flow foreycr-of the stars among
whose fields Of azure NV raised spirits
have walked IN glory. Al are dumb
But q. ! gazc upon Thy living face. fee
that there T. something IN love tina. man
ties through g. beauty that cannot Who'll
Is perish. eve shall meet again, Cle-
mantle"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-02-21

: I'D. T-r'A. s.-,.
~ o. a. NETcatF

BTo. a. NITcALT.
There Il a dark sr,sl nyGic land
Cnseeh b. mnE1al sigir.
WheEs DOH the fate q eTsTy ban
Avail the prrzeu. !igif.
nOugh AZ IN vain. prnliiciie men
Hav, so1giI; 70 PEER ~ gloom.
Yet none hzye -~eu that lnril strand
Nor through N. Wales % roam.
And. thrn, 4 I. = brightly port
STORED Wigh joy. misery. woe;
To every nan tlDeFv y . part,
That lau 10 each must ~.
There doii lurk The LiIlea solrow
Tina, fight tie sSal o. MAJ
There ths DARK and bogieiy HiCTOT
Mali by taisfcffuse's van.
within ia dark and tn5emH ioil
Sptoe Bi.'ry u, ~ wait;
Nor b. who ssrs. = noble goal
~ mighty higi, es;aie.
Alas. tlsrre so = > iiDTror
That wait. InsHy sOiii:
4 home m III, World % terror
Where mis'ry-Eaye FER roll.
Yet, iLer. il solarf e'er jezT;
Our future We can nouli.
Though the ,cene lie dark. bleak am
drpaY
By truth we reach orr god.
BY I, ne breast ihe surging main
OF tines Ocean 20 COM,
Through raging Storm and ,lzshing raj
We reach our future home.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-02-21
Not 10 he sncezed ut

That pure. sweet. safe and efeciire
American Oscillation Of witch hazel
American pine, Canals iir, maIignld and
clover blossom. called Sanford. Radi. q
Cure Tor CatarTh. 4 few dSses instantly
relieye the most viOient sneszing o
head cold, stop Oh wa;cry discharge
from the nose anl eyes, cure headache
and Nervousness. and hani.h al danger
u fever. Complete treatment f9r On'
dollar.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-02-21
Town Property for Sale
A Chance to Make Money.
Dwellings, and Lots
on Easy Terms.
Take Your Choice.
GREAT FALL IN PRICES.

Tie following described properly ear
nov be had al bargain, or any one OF the
los described. The e0sS Of each piece is
merely mentioned 70 enable ole 10 judge o.
.ha REDUCTIONS that will be made. The
oWper. Mr.. W. d. JSnes, is prepared TO lose
LARGELY on their cost, and any ere Who WISE
e. either 8 complete ami Furnished home,
kttsl ~ With every couveu enee, snd siiua-
tad in the very centre 81 town, or one II
the sutErts Of lhs town, CT 81 nnI1provel
ls;. can bs accom- stei, So TO price ana
terms. The various pieces are dessf'ee'
a. folloEs:
MOL Il aSout ore acre l9i, vita :,
larre story frame dwelling, With a en-
sbSut 40 feet long. fF9nt Por'ieo and sac
rsreh. a god eeIlsr, fine veil q water, siA-
he Zee house aui ether oct buildirEs.-
Origin. esst hSOui $1,000 and siiusisj Ga
the corner Of Shelby and Ga streets BIS
tell Tenn.
NO g L about hale acre ic;, lying On
the south side ot TIE the Vineyard ,oi, and
fronting the Z. T. Va. and Ga. Railroad on
the east side sri near the ienntsses Der0'
ard ecst originally ass.
MO 4 Il s.3is containing q acres OF
b,s-flful elevation 10 B,,a-EV.,.s--over-
looking the t0vrs 81 Bristol, Tenn, and
Cod scu, Va. sni is tue hanas0uesi build
iag site in or near torE ani COS; origin a!ly
81 SOC.
NO : Is 3 half acre 10, in Bristol
Tenn adjoining the Brick iiouss 10, Of }.
". Barker AMI lHely occupied by Andres
GAllihsr Esg. Original eOs; AbSui slSo.
These lots srs all offered 'or sale on ae-
esnnoiGtinz terms and for further inioT-
nstion apply to ". D. JONES, owner.
Philsislphis, Pa, or 10 W. W.IANEs AId
! HON. 7. c. FOWLER, Bristol, Va. & lena.
Ausus; 2, ls7s-t
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-02-21

Spiendi1ty Illustrated articles.
The Stories, Novelets, &c. In "Pe-
tersonu are admitted to be the best
published. All the most popular fe-
male writers contribute 10 II. In 1889,
about 100 original stories will be Civ.
en-, and In addition Six Copyright
Novelets, 10y Ann 5. Stephens. Frank
Lee Benedict, Jane G.. Austin, Mari
eta Holley, Lucy VI. Hooper, and
Mrs, l.. l.. Cushing. The
colored Steel F:shicn Plates,
In Peterson" are ahead OF all 9th.
efs. These plates are engraved on
steel. twice The usual size, aud are
unequalled for beauty.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-02-21
Annn,ancc avoided.

Gssy hairs are honoTaoss t-d iReF
premature zV5ezrznce q annoy iH=--
Pzrker's Hair Esisam prevents 'ae an
novauce fy promptly 7r.icr7rs iLe
rrsniflil rnlof.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-02-21
Nineteen Reasons.

1 A gFf4i laany EoOge c5aLoi un-eF-
/ stand why the feuzle y-urinn q ile
Community Vrefea solver u.r1l. Ibenia;-
F, To- !. simple enough:
2 !. Wives hfe soter husbands beC=use
/ tilry can rt.-ssH vl,ii a sJier .Bau.
I :. lac so.sE 'iaaH j. more co.npan'oi'-
abe.
! !. s.,i--r uaru l,-Ys pri H.. anil pride :
u"usari Inziu l,o,l.
( 5. S0jrieiy u1eAns . comfortable l.ome
z 5. Cool clothes Tor mO,her and child
ren.
6. A bOnae Of your own.
{ :. Evenings z, home Instead o. bar
room.
5. Better health and the eajoymen; Of
life.
0. An elevated view Of lie and a
sense Of your responsibility.
10. You are a credit to your wife and
children.
II. People who Cace lespisei ven will
H0w bies. y0u.
y Your words will be saugci o. you
resist the temper.
IS. Young men viii pattern after you.
u. You viii be a. OrHameHi 20 sccieiy
and toe wbole ioa o IA Rhieb yoalve.
rs. the whole con mnnly 'rill take
pride ia you and wisI hiey hid more
like YOU
Is, Yogr family and friend. vii! ap-
preciale yon.
~. Your enemies Will almiIe your
path % sobTiety.
IS. Sc0fers viii 5e LisarMed - youT
work..
70. Your many qualities viii grow
with your year,.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-02-21

There are times In every ones life
when energy falls AID miserable feel.
ing comcs over them, mistaken for laLi-
ness. Danger lufks IN these symptoms,
NJ they arise frpm diseased orgms.--
parkcr'a Ginger roihc Will restore per.
tea activity 10 the Stomach, Liver aud
kldnsys. purify the blood. and renew
ypur lease OF health aud comforts Id-
r0faff.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-02-21

"Crowdel out by pres Of now mat
ter" ~ the reporter remarked when We
looked w through the parlor blinds anp
sAw scgeu Young men iall,ipg Ia bls best
glrl Sunday evening. SO he went 90 .
honaaon on south llill where the sisters
live aud ''gol ont an extra
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-02-21
.SUlltnsC College.
Select Boarding School for GiflS.

.
This flourishing institution will be-
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wears work with increased facilities
and advantages. Rooms arc being
rapidly taken up. Let parenss apply
at once. A frsl-class article OF educa-
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ing house refiied and neatly furnish.
ed.
FACULTY: .
REV. d. s. HEARON. A. VI Pres.
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Ethics.
Mrs. Cleo Miles Hearon. Modern
Languages and English Literature.
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Science.
Miss Mary Whi;eaker Principal Of
Primary Department.
Mis-. Waite king. Tuinrrsa.
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Music Department.
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Music.
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Painting
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Studies disiii bnleh into thnse IN ],
Mathematics. .. Natural sisience; 3,
History and English Bitsraiurp;
Ancient Languages; 5. Metaphysics
6. Music; :. Modern Language; ),
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EXPENSES.
A Joyful surprise To parents ana
guardians. Euiire expenees, inclld-
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FOR a term 81 20 weeks! Music, win
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Up Clubs.
Larae-Slze Steel Engraving. Handsome
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Fnll-Size PAPER Patterns.

Full-Size Paper Patterns.
Eay- A supplement- will be given 10
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Peterson's Magazine Is the best and
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-02-21

Spring brings the blossoms Autumn
brings the fi1it--alld alsO Code. etc,
for which nothing superior 70 Dr.. Bull =
Cough syrup has ever been offered 10
the public. It always ciircs. Price
rs rts.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-02-21

Tie vcluze sf the Bd-nr iszis. with
tie fret Number far January Ct ,-tk r,,,
when no the 10 mentioned, Il vii he M
derstzo-l thst the subscriber VIE % 70 CON.
nenee with the number rex; AFTER no ~.
eeipi 81 order.
The as, twelve sasusl roiu1ss q Hu.
rEE's B1EAR, 10 Etki cloth hi1ifr.. viii
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1882. -.
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