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SATURDAY. March n.

SATURDAY. March IL.
In the cause of the State VI. No
Kisrnan-Iudictmsnt for forgery. on
trial yesterday. was continued Last
night, and was submitted to the Jury at
0 O'Clock. After an hours celebration.
the jury returned with . verdict of
guilty as charged in the indictment,''
at the samo time recommending the
defendant to tho mercy of the Court.
The jury was then discharged for the
term, and Court then adjourned until
this morning at 10 o'clock.
Court'convensd at tho usual hour and
disposed Of the following business:
J. Engler vs.. F. II. Haws OF al.-On
motion Of A. W. Fisk. plaintr's
attorney. ordered that as against T. T.
FArthiug and G. b. Lee. two Of the
defendants in the above entitled action,
that the case be dismissed; default
Intercollegiate defendants. f. n. Haws
and A. z. Havs. PLAINTIFF valves all
damages. Ordered that judgment be
entered in accordance with the prayer
Of the complaint, with the above e1.
ception.
State vs.. J. A. Overstreet-conyicted
OF assault with intent to kill-time set
for sentence, March 18th, at 10 O'Clock.
State vs.. hcKiernan = convicted OF
~forgery-time set for sentence, satue as
above.
Court then took a recess until /
o'clock p. n.
Court convened at / O'Clock.
w. ]. Urton & Co. VS.. CatskiII Min.
ing Co.-on motion Of J.. w. Dorsey.
PLAINTIFF attorney, ordered that jude.
ment DO entered for plaintiffs for the
sum OF 1891 Gs in accordance with
prayer Of complaint.
Court then adjourned until FRIDAY
March z, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
FRIDAY, March II.
Court convened at 10 O'Clock this
morning, pursuant to adjournment, and
the ame having arrived for pronoun-
cling the Judgment OF the Court upon
j. A.. Overstreet, convicted of assault
with intent to kill, and G. L. Nc.
hiernan, convicted Of forgery, thew
were arraigned for sentence. Over
stress was awarded two years in the
State Prison. AIcKiernan through his
counsel made application for a now
thai and the Court granted until l
O'Clock for the preparation Of evidence
In support Of the motion.
Court reeonvsned at l o'clock. The
grounds presented for a new trial in the
case Of MeKiernan. were doomed inspf.
hcient by the Court, and the motion
was therefore denied. The prisoner was
also sentenced TO two years in the State
Prison.
Court then adjourned until 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-19

In consequence Of The thawing gale
which How necessarily this for, noon.
the waters from tho melting snow on
the hills moth Of town kept steadily in.
oteasiDg in volume until about noon,
when the ditch above town ovcrnowed,
sending a small river through tho
streets and flooding the Premises Of
citizens east OF tho Courthouse. Tho
occasion Of the overflow, was that the
culyeri beneath the railroad track. nt
the mouth OF Tho ditch, has not moro
han half Dt The capacity Of the former.
and was running full while tho ditch
was dischnrging over its banks. The
inndaqunCy Of tho culyerl mentioned,
was called 10 the attention VI the rail.
road authorities last yonr, and it's en-
iargement at the timo, beside avoiding
tho disngrccnblo Inconvenience Of flood.
od streets, aud tho subsequent cost Of
their repair, would have been n work Of
economy TO tho railroad company.
Unless tho culver, referred to is en-
largod, similar difficulties will DO OK.
porioncod each Spring, and IL is useless
for the Road Supervisor 10 oxpend nuy
moro timo or money on tho ditch. but
reserve the fund TO meet tho yearly cxi.
gcncy Of n "wnsh out" upon tho good
old fossilized principle that n thousand
dollar cure IA far preferable to n hve
dollar preventive.
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The snow storm which has been trav.
cling eastward for tho past three days,
reached hero ut two o'clock to-day, nc
co%mponied by a high wind. dashing
down thick and fast, quickly covering
all Tho bare ground in sight. About
ihr o inches Of tho beautiful favored
Winnomucca with it's purc presence.
Monday. and this now vouchsafsd 10
us il probably tho fog end Of that visi.
tttion. Tho wind soon subsidized, but
the snow. a. this writing (4:JO p. NJ,
IL still steadily falling, about two inches
being already deposited on tho ground.
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To whom II ,iny Concern.
{. Aud don't ron fnrrot ~

Last evening I was by some person
robbed. In addition TO n largo amount
OF money. tho party took the following
described Elko county script: Two
orders payable to Brown & Gooding,
Nos. 3S2 and 32s. for the sums Of ST.
30 nnd SiI.00, respectively; also two
pieces Of script in favor OF Peter Nun
son. on the Elko Road Fund, n for
S3s. the other for $40, and endorsed by
said Peter Munson. All persons arc
warned not TO negotiate for the Same.
WALTER CHASE.
ELgo, March @, 1882,
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A READING, Pennsylvania, dispatch
says: Over 100 cases Of virulent small.
P9x have developed in South Bethle.
hem since Sunday. and the excitement
is terrible. The air is thick with tho
Tunes twenty barrels now burning, and
there Is a strict quarantine. The dis
ease is in tho best portions Of tho town.
vaccination has been utterly neglected
'here' business is suspended for the
present.
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The RIchmond-AIbIon Case.

A dispatch received here this even
ing from Eureka brings the important
news that in the appealed case OF the
celebrated Richmond.Alb!on mining
suit the Supreme Court ct Carson has
just rendered its decision which sus
tains every point in the claim Of the
Albion Company.
This news will cause a commotion on
the Base Range, and q regular jubilee
on the part Of the Albion people aud
their adheronts.
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Conductor FranIey Hurt.

Conductor John Frawley, who has
charge Of the snow plow engaged in
keeping the track clear east o. this
place. met with an accident at Matches
this morning. While assisting in re.
versing an engine with the turn table
at that place, Mr. Frawley slipped. and
falling, dislOcated his right arm at the
shoulder. lie came down here by Tho
regular train from the East, had the
arm returned to its place by DR.. Meigs,
and went back to resume his position
ut the pillow by the late train from the
west, which arrived simultaneously with
that from the East; the operation on
Frawley having been performed while
the passengers were at breakfast.
FrHwley is a little man, but he has lots
OF nerve for though utterly colorless
from tho pain he had endured, he
could not be prevailed upon to rest here
even flor n. day, bat went back to his
place,
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Esirny.

Came to my place a, tho Ho, Springs,
late last Fall, a medium pizsd bay mare,
branded j. NJ. on the left shoulder.
The owner is requested TO claim prop
or'y, pay charges and Ieko the animal
away, Mrs. J. J. GARHEcur.
ELgo, March 10, 1882. sod
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For sale.

Harry o'Donnel having arranged 70
remove with his family from Elko. ho
is DESTROYS Of disposing Of his house
hold furniture, and proposes to sell
out his effects, for cash. II necessary,
at q heavy sacrifice. A chance for raro
bargains Ia now offered. iyk
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IHE boiler Of a shoe factory at Lynn.
Mass" exploded yesterday, DESTROYING
the building and killing several mem
a piece OF the boiler, weighing about a
ton was thrown n quarter Of q mile,
striking a house and glaucing, buried
itself in the front of q house on the
opposite side OF the street.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-19

ZEN hosEcRANs declines to remain a
candidate for the Craftsmanship Of the
Democratic Congressional Committee
Roswell b. Fowler of New York, now
appears to be tho most prominent can
didate for the position.
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Just received at Muller's Drug Store,
300 pounds Of Landreth's fresh and
reliable garden and flower seeds. which
are offered in quantities to suit, in
papers and by the pounI. and Mt strictly
eastern catalogue prices. Orders by
mail solicited aud promptly attended To-.
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1IoIeI

Panl Rohiosch, San Francisco.
Al. Pullman, South Fork.
John Murphy. Hallcck.
sf3 T. II. Francis. Eureka.
+ @. Evans, ltock Crock.
Il. Il. MoGnnghey, San Francisco.
A. q. Sharp, do
i. Il. Drown. South Fork.
Thos. Parker, Toano.
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The following Is n list Of letters 70.
manning In tho Elko Office. unclaimed.
Tor tho week ending Saturday. March
4. 1884:
Austin DcGrhG Wm
GIANT J II Gleason VIM
holloher jeremiah Lewis Geo
Robson WIN
q. W. HuLI, +. ".
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Look 4Icrci

Singer sowing machines at from s25
10 $50. st. John sewing machines at
from $50 to $40, for cash. Every
machine kept in repair. and warranted
for five years. J. L. GILJ1GAs, ACT.
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Shitoh's Cures.

That hacking coueh can be 40 quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee
IL.
viii yon suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint? Shiloh's vitalizer is
guaranteed to cure you.
Slocploss nights, mado miserable by
that terrible cough. Shlloh's Cure 1,
the remedy for you.
Catarrb cured; health and sweet
breath secured by Shiloh's Catarrb
Remedy. Price so cents. Nasal In.
jector FREQ.
For lamo back. side or chest use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price 20 cents.
Shiloh's Cough and Consumption
euro is sold by us on q guarantee. II
cures consumption.
Sbilob's vitalizof Is what YOU need
for constipation. loss Of appetite, diszi-
ness and all symptoms Of dyspepsia.
Price 10 and 10 cents por bottle.
Group. whooping and bron.
chitis immediate relieved by shiloh's
Cure.
For sale at +. f. Muller's Drns store.
Elko. New.
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Hotel Arrivals.

w. ii. Root, Mountain City.
Louis Bello, Halleck.
August Carlson, do
w. II. Bell, Lamoillo.
Jud Dakin, do
g.. X. Wood. San Francisco.
j. A. Dragon. Mound.
w. J. Little Eureka.
Mrs. L. ii. Payne. Salt Lake City
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Social Dance.

A social dance will be given al FREQ.
man Hall. next Friday night, the 18th
instant. Good music has already bcou
secured. and n pleasant time Is assured
to those who attend. All arc cordially
invited. I'd =
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a from Paris yesterday
says; The Senate adopted first. class
compulsory primary education as passed
by the Deputies.
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TuE best quality Of Rhino wincs nj
he Elko bakery and Saloon. Rcckhari
Il Co.. PrOpriotors.
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CHAhrAoSE OF tho bes, quality and
Brands can DO had at Reckhnrt &
FroelIch'H Saloon.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-19

FirE blackberry randy, for medicinal
purposes; warranted perfectly purci for
sale ut the Gem.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-03-19

a LiRoE invoice Of The celebrated
whi.s Ryo whisky just received a. the
Gem Saloon.
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Notice.

We will sell hand. made, calf.skin
chnppararos for eleven dollars.
JAMES BRAIN & Co.
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a LARGE invoice Of A Koy We {
oigars just rscoivcd NJ tbs Gem.
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RECEIVED. fresh. a nnc lot Of imported
cigars at tho Gem.
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Hotel Arrivals.

II. Sail, Rock Crock.
I'll Cnryil'e, Mound.
D. T.. Hoolon. do
A. O'DonuclI, Winnomuoon.
W. II. O'Nonl. Missouri.
Adam Standloa. do
G. @. %lInrlsman, do
l.. Russell. do
9. BnIlcngln, do
Eugene Gregory. Sacramento.
A. w. Brown, Huntington.
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HUD PgScn. hot or cold, At the Gen.
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That hacking cough can be 10 quickly
cured by Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee
IL,
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MY stock OF sesars comprises the bs,,
West. ! have also JuEt received a. In.nHoy
OF the THREE KINGS" Cigareitss. pTo.
bounced TO be tue best and purest In M nnSS
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Will yon suffer with dyspepsia and
liver complaint Shiloh's vilalizer is
guaranteed to cure you.
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Sbiloh's Cough and Consumption
euro is sold by us on q guarantee. II
cures consumption
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s'ocploss nights, mado miserable by
that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure IL
the remedy for you.
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Group. "hooping and bron.
ohitis immediate relieved by shiloh's
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-27

The Wytheville Enterprise thus sums
up the case against Massey's candi-
dacy:
That there is n disagreement on this
question cannot be disputed. Our own
views on the subject have been freely
expressed, Other journals IN the State
have been equally pronounced either on
one side or the other. or our cotempo-
raries who agree with MS MS to the impro-
priety Of yielding to the Massey pressure
we mention the following, many of them
being very able and influential papers
the Abingdon STANDARD, Christiansburg
MESSENGER, Bedford STAR, Franklin GA
zErTE, Lexington GAZETTE, Nelson EXAM
INER, ScOttsville COURIER, Farmvil,C
JOURNAL, Lynchburg vIRGINIAN, Norfolk
vIRGINIAN, Norfolk LANDMARK, Norfolk,
LEDGER, Petersburg INDEX-ApPEAL,
Portsmouth ENTERPRISE, Frcdericks-
burg srAE, Iiarrisonburg OLD COMMON
WEALTH, Winchester NEWS, Fairfax
HERALD, Enstvillc HERALD, and Rich
mond STATE. Many of these, as we
have stated, have entered their protest
in much more earnest and emphatic
terms than we have.
1t is all the same whether you run
the cold man down below" or not.
He is beaten before he starts and the
fact Of your discussing his case shows
you have no hope Of electng one OF
your old issue Bourbons. If it be true
that Kelly & Co, bought him by a
pledge Of making him their Bourbon
candidate, the discussion ought to stop
and the contract be made good. -
Debt-payers should not repudiate a
bargain and sale as fresh as that.
Trot him out and pay up.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-27
Massey in Grayson.

We beg leave to say that we were in
error last week as to Mr.. Massey's con-
gregation at the Elk Creek Church.
Our informant, who is a very respon.
sible and honorable gentleman prompt.
ly informed us of the error on the APP
pcarance of the Nf0os. 1t was at In
dependence and not at Elk Creek that
the Church was not one-fourth filled.
Our informant had spoken Of both the
Elk Creek and independence sermons
and at the time we understood him as
speaking Of the former, Senator Hale
writes us there was an unusually large
congregation at Elk Creek, "for an
afternoon service"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-27

AT the reunion Of the Army of the
Potomac In Michigan, cX-Gov. Blair, OF
that State, IN his speech, said the cx-
Union soldiers "had no malice, but plcn-
~ of Indignation, and that they vote ms
they shot" We wonder what Gov.
Austin Blair thinks of the men who do
not "vote as they shot" OF men who
like William Malone. Paul, Riddlcber.
ger, &c., vote with the men who shot ut
them aud their people !--LWchJug Vir-
JiAidW.
Yes they voted for Seymour and
Blair and Greedy and Brown and Til
den and Hendricks and Hancock and
English. Most of these men had pre-.
viously shot at Malone and PAUL.
Are these the ones you alluded TOP
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-27

WIN the Dispatch inform us whether
u State Convention IL icttcred, and re-.
strained by the old constitution while II
Is framing n new oncY II slys IL Con.
gress In making a new rule X not by the
e|'l rule 'holn Of II = sovereign power Ia
fame ~ own rules TO suit the viii Of n
Haiorhy OF It's members II then becomes
mob. win Il deny that II the minorl.
~ can lllbuster away the Session to
prevent The majority from using H.
rule making power, that they The minor
IN convert Congress Into mobY
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-27
JNO. S. WISE

We hoist to-day the brilliant name oil
capt, John y. Wise, and there nrc moi
Bourbons enough In Virginia TO take II
from the head Of this column until hC
has been commissioned by the Who'll,
state of Virginia us H. representative IN
congress.
In the coming contest his blade will
ho seen glcandng on many Il field III
Virginia. The Bourbone may nominal,
II straight out, or Massey, as they choose
hut either will be the enactment Of Il
political farce. Wise win be elected By
not less than % thousand, we verify be.
lcvc,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-27

to Mshy Court. Funders will adj
vance backward. This is the first case
we have ever known carried doscR to a
lower Court, The prospect now is
that the debt settlement will soon be
gotten down into the police Justices
Court of Richmond.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-27
Took Strychnine,

KALAMAZOO, MiCu., Juno 22.-Last
night, n woman who hired u horse here
In retired part Of the city, giving her
name ny Mrs. Henry, took strychnnC
and died from It's effects. 4 physician
attended her, but was too late to do any
good. She requested that n telegram be
sent William Henry Mt Constantine.
The supposilon Is he Is her husband,
aud that family quarrel has resulted In
this sad manner.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-27
Suicide of Three Girls.

CHICAGO, juno 22.--'rhc evening
Journals Danvillc, H., special says
that Allie Mills, aged IT., Mary Oglic.
aged II, and Mary Jones, aged -, COM
mltted suicide, this morning, by taking
arsenic, Allie Mills gave as her reason
that her father lived with ashamcsS We
man. Miss Oglic's reason was that she
was an orphan, and Mary Jones took TIE
drug because the other did.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-27

Acknowledgement Blair's argument
before the Circuit Court Of Richmond
in behalf of the $500, 900 received
from the A. M. &. 0. R. r. and paid
into the School fund, is one on which
alone he could rest his reputation. 1t
is his finest paper and will rank him
among the Invest and ablcst of the law
officers OF the Commonwealth.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-27

We now quote for the Ntginiaa the
two following Rules Of the House of
Reps, at Washington.
RULE r45. No standing rule or order
Of the House shall be rcscinded 0s
fhdAged, without one days notice
being given of the Motion therefor.
RULE r47. These Rules shall be the
Rules of the House of Representa-.
tives OF the present and succeeding
Congress, WheSS 0M010ise oiRet'e6.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-27
The President on a FISHING Trlr.

The President and Senators Hampton,
Vest aud Jones have gone to Point OF
Rocks 10 fish for bass to-m0rr0w.-iSdt-
Wddy's Telegram.
If these Democrats get to fishing
with a Republican President they will
soon be regarded as 6s@y. Sabe1
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-27
tCuMMrNiCAtrp1

Editor Of the Ncps, dear slr.-.l ne.
ecpt with many thanks, your kind ollcr
to put Il little corner OF your live papcr.
during these stirring times. ut my dis
p1sal, IN which may say Il word IN the
Interest of our effort Just now being
mndc to meet very embarrassing debt
upon Bristol Female College ! have
only this to say vt present, that my up-
peal to the good people Of Bristol and
GoodsOn - far, has met u RESPONSE lip.
yond what I lad dared ~ hopc for.
AMI II tloso not yet called ulpn re-
spold IN like manner ultr succcss will hc
assured | will furnish you my lat
next week,
Nuur ohligri scrv't..
J. y. kiNcANoY.
June 28th, 1882.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-27

In the face Of the present storm OF
insult and billingsgatc from the Bour-
bons, it becomes the Rcadjusters to
use those prophecies Of demeanor
which will prove them to be vastly the
supcrors Of these political fossils in
both brains and culture. Let us with
patience, pluck and resolution press
on to the regeneration of Virginia.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-27
The "Coupon-Killer" Uncon.
stitutional

RICHMOND, Va, June 2l.-Jndgc
Christian, of the llustlngs Court, this
afternoon delivered IN opinion IN the
ease of Smith vs., Grccnhow, The city
treasurer Of Richmond, ON petition for
u writ Of mandamus TO compel the treas.
lrcr to receive the past due coupons rlit
from the State bonds issued under the
net Of March, lSTp, known ia tho Me-
Clrlloch bonds, IN which opmon the
nudge decides that ,lc law pnssetl by The
Legislature last winter known M '"ihc
coupon Killer" Ia untvnsiltutlona "A 10
ihe tlnss Of coupons mentioned (Mu.
Culloch) and orders mandamus to be
issued,
Thought YOU we're going to carry Il
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-27

TuE harrisburg Kjgiaiaa still in.
sisIs that the Congress has no right to
change one Of is Rules during the
Session, bur that Il at the beginning
Of each Session determineson certain
Rules which arc for the remainder OF
that Session TO be like the laws Of the
Modes and persans, The H0giBiae
still thinks Mr.. Tucker will support
this opinion. We are OF opinion that
it will not only fail Of the support Of
Mr.. Tucker, but OF any other person
IN Va or elsewhere having any legis.
tive * lcrtncc,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-27
Tnr Rlcllmond corrc.pondcnt Of IN

lhh hltIllnolV correspondent Ol tue
IRd'r-A pocai writes:
zone Of Mr.. MHsscy's friends said to-
day that The Parson eXpcctsno following
from the Read luslcr party his personal
friends. He Is relying on the Democrats
to elect him.
II this be true, what Is to he gained hy
running Mr.. Massey rs the Conservative
candidate for Cougrcssmau-nl.mrgti Il
there not danger TINT he will rrpt from
him more, Conservative voters than hc
will receive Of the Rcadlusler elements
There Is nothing 10 commend him but
The presumption of Ills strength with the
RcadiuS,crs and II he can't diiMc that
vote why should he be permitted to III.
ridc ours, Let Conservatives br very
careful IN this NATTER LypclJWy NJ
giHidil.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-27

The fifty thousand dollars for the
public building at Abingdon is the
work of the administration Senators.
Only three Southern Democratic Sen
ators voted for it. 1t is due to Col.
Fulkerson to say that he originated
the Bill in the House.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-27
Senator Hale's Health.

We have taken very HiNe stock in
the story that Senator Hale was in
such critical health that his death may
be expected at any time. A letter
from him makes no allnsion to the
matter and we take it that the story
alluded to was q groundlcss sensation.