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Huntsville gazette., 1882-01-07
THE JEANETTE.
ram from James Gordon Bennett.

A Telegram from James Gordon Bennett.
WASHINGTON, December 23
The State Department has the following dis
patch from James Gordon Bennett with regard
10 the survivors of the Jeanette:
#ir4 PARIS. December %.
Hon Frederick j. Frelinghuysen, Secretary of
State, Washington:
have just received the following telegram
from my correspondent at st. Petersburg CON
corning the Jeanette party:
General Ignatieff has given orders to send
two new expeditions from Iakoutsk in search
of the shipwrecked crew, and has directed that
every available means be employed to find
boat No.2.
On the 25th of September, as has already
been told, Melville and ten men were met by
three Yakats. Yakats are good-natured no
mads, very skillful in caring for disorders and
maladies caused by the cold. The party could
not have fallen into better hands. 1t must be
remembered, however, that from Barchoi,
where they were discovered, to Iakoutsk,
the distance is 1900 versts, or 1,400 miles,
with no regular means Of transport. At
least twenty days were required to get there,
but as those who went to the rescue
started three days ago, the time necessary to
find the party and bring them back to Iakoutsk
would be about two months. Nor should it
be forgotten that, although the whereabouts
of Melville and his party is pretty well known,
that of De Long, who sent forward Nende-
man and Noras out of his party of thirteen Is
not known, and that for succoring expedi-
tion to reach him will take long time over
country where there are no roads.
The distance from Iakoutsk to Irkoutsk is
ISIS versts, or 1900 miles, with a hampered
postal which will require at least fifteen days
to transport twenty-four persons. The Gov
ernor of Iakoutsk, General Tschemaief (not
General Tchernaiff of Servia), will receive the
instructions of the Government and orders for
fresh expeditions in eight days, by courier en-
traordinaire, travelling 250 miles day. There
will be no further news, then, from the Jean
nette party themselves in less than three
months, as the telegraph wire does not extend
beyond Irkoutsk. From Irkoutsk to st. Peters
burg will take them probably month, travelling
as rapidly as possible although they will prob
ably be at st. Petersburg by April, and in New
York by May. This is all the information !
have received to date. In case the Govern
lHcH1 sHOuiu MlSu " COuiiHuiiieauO uiiOSoiy
with the Jeanette, beg to say that General
Anoutchine, Governor of Eastern Siberia, is
now in st. Petersburg, but that his represen-
tative during his. absence is. General Peda-
shenski, with whom you can correspond di-
rect. In case any further news is received,
; shall at once inform you.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT
d *
The following dispatch has been sent from
the State Department:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., December q
To Hoffman, St Petersburg: r+
Convey the thanks of the President to the
Imperial Government for its liberal and gener-
Gus action in advancing the necessary funds
Huntsville gazette., 1882-01-07

A DISPATCH from Augusta, Ca, 9th,
says; Between 500 and 600 negroes from
Edgeheld County, South Carolina, passed
through this city to-day on their way to Ar
kansas. They are under the leadership of
acOlored preacher named Hammond, who
promised to have chartered train waiting
lor them at Augusta, but failed to do so,
anu lhe,party had to pay full rate to Attain
'a' They say they found it too hard work to
make aiiying in South Carolina, and deter
hllnedto go elsewhere. Hammond went to
ARKANSAS some time ago to examine the.
country, and on his return advised the ne
stoeS 10 80 out there. 1t is expected 1000
altogether will 90.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-01-07

The following dispatch has been sent from
the State Department:
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., December q
To Hoffman, St. Petersburg: R
Convey the thanks of the President to the
Imperial Government for its liberal and gener-
Gus action in advancing the necessary funds
to render assistance to the members OF the
Jeanette expedition, and inform Mr.. Degeirs
that you are authorized to draw on me to re-
imburse that Government, if it will kindly
inform you Of the amount
FRELINGHUYSEN.
Huntsville gazette., 1882-01-07

LsoN BoLIN, his wife and four young
ennuren not long since emigrated from
stone County, Mo-, to Benton County, Ark,
taxing up their residence at the village of
rogers. A few days ago Bolin was shot and
hiiieo while asleep in bed, and his wife was
suspected OF the murder, which she there
upon confessed, alleging as Justification
therefor that he had frequently threatened
her life, that he had murdered two men.
was a horse thief and bad man
generally. She was taken to Bentonyille
ana lodged in Jail to await trial, where after
lew days confinement she cut her throat
i ,om ear to ear, using for that purpose
anne winch she had borrowed from the
,~.'e! Tor the ostensible purpose of ripping
Jps dress. Mrs. Bolin's maiden name was
oOanSOn, and her mother, now Mrs. Gibson,
@1u o'ner relatives reside in Andrew Coun-
tT, No. e. FsrE : --''.'' : : -
Huntsville gazette., 1882-01-07

4 SENSATIONAL episode in the Gui-
.oau 'rlal occurred on the 2Sth, when he
""s paced in the prisoners dock, by order
,i Vi ue Court, on account of his persistent
,Oia'ion OF order and decorum. In en-
,oiclng this decision Judge Cox said in ef-
rs,. ~, mat the extreme latitude hitherto per-
n.'''ed the prisoner had been for the pur-
f,n tJse oi ahording the experts in court the
st opportunity to Judge of his
~ l'n'al and moral characteristics, and
dn': [I". Inc District-Attorncy has expressly
seS'fea ~ El this freedom be granted the prison
%. a Inc expert testimony being now about
T included, the Court said no further good
ti" iu result from these unseemly exhibi.
V'is oi 'he prisoner, and he should there
,e d,i insist hereafter upon the orderly con-
Vi the case. Guiteau at first manifest
~ me greatest repugnance to being re-
1--we o'eo 10 the prisoners dock, promising to
op qulet If allowed to remain inside the
,hI yai. Inc order was, however, enforced, and
sr piisoner took his place in court for the
f's' 'llne as common criminal. - -
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-15

and other fruit. The richest New York
farmers are those who have grown ber-
ries and added every year an acre or two
to their pear orchards. md the most pro-
li,ablc farms of al are those within 4
few miles Of this city, whose managers
bank considerable money yearly from
the sale of vegetables grewn on II few
acres that are hired at rentals sometimes
reaching three hundred dollars per acre
per annum. One man who brought an
pp-riyer farm OF tweuty-lhree acres
twenty years ago has for years averaged
seven thousand dollars yearly on The
yield Of pear trees that he planted hint
sclf But the American farmer general
~ seems to imagine TINT humanity needs
only wheat, corn aud p0Ik,,o lac attempts
10 raise these on large scale, while the
vegetables and fruit, on his own table
are purchased AT high prices in city mar
kcts. The farmer should learn 10 out
something besides meat and bread. lie
should also learn HAT the people who do
not own lums are willing and anxious
10 buy whatever vegetable products may
be fit to cat.-N, y. Hefaid.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-15
Hat Irritation,

The latest craze l. The hat nlratlon.
II Is too utterly ritter too intensely In
tense. The following Is the code. Wear
lng tle bat squarcly on the hctd, | love
you madly; dipping II over the right ear,
my little brother has the measles; pull
Ing II over The eyps, YOU must not rccog-
nizc me; wcarIng IL on the bnck Of tho
head ia. Ia! taking II olland brushing II
The wrong way,my heart Is burIcd hold
Ing II IN the right hand, lend me quar-
ter; leaving itwith yourunclc, have
been TO achurch fair throwing Il at po-
llcemnn, J love your sister; using II asa
ian, come aud see my aunt; carrying u
brick Ia it, your cruelty is killing me;
kicking u upstalrs, Us The old man around
kicking u down stairs, whore Il your
molher' Kicking Il across the street,
am engaged; hanging II on the right el-
low, am badly lcft; putting II on the
ground sitting on II, farewell forever
Lcdrtnr0h tHH.l Times.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-15
Marion InrRAtn

Tic Rcudjustcrs Of Smylh County afc
NOW llrHcr and moro solid than wc have
known lhen' The snmo thing may be
said OF the Southwest IN recent nav
els ~ Tho east We lmyo head that ibo
fundctB were trying q. usual 20 rrraip
the impression that our piityNaihiiIug
to pieces ili THE section VI ihr STATE.
They have tiled the SAM game iu every
election. aud their predictions andss.ef.
uons have always proved as nlt ss
fuldoism Itself which Is sayingaRust
deal. Never will the Roadluiief, M ille
great SouihWcst associate themssiyf,
even under The cry Of b nilns Domaefsry
with Fundcr-bDurbOnism. They lave
taken tlelr stand squafcly on no. broad
neld OF Liberalism. aud there ihoy are
dltorminod ~ ipmalu.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-15
Prices Reduced

Il. II. sENEKER has reduced the
price Of oil the leading Dry Goods Ia
make room for the fall trade,
We have u large stock OF Ladlesi
Dress Goods OF the latest styles we arc
selling out,
The ladies' are invited to call early
aud mako selections while they are
fresh.
We have large stock of boots and
shoes which we are eelllug out at prl.
COS below com petition.
Our HEIGLltR SHOES are stlll lhe
lenders FOR ladies aud MIssoa. Wp
have n large stock of these shoes, md
are receiving new goods nearly every
week direct from the faciofy.
We can cell you % womnn'a pooi
Kip shoe Tor ST. Womun'y gdat and
cnlfshot sewcd aud pegged at CORE.
spdnhihs prices, Ladlpa' Buskin 75r.
Men aud Boys' fur, wonl, aDd straw
hats which we are clnslng out nj Lot.
tom pflrrs No one need Ro atvs,
from us ln want " cheap pools, -
We invite all our frlenda md tbs
public 10 call and examine our si6ci
We guarantee satisfaction.
Thankful fOr The liberal PATRONAGE
heretofore extended uB. we promlss
our greatest eilor. 10 please YOU In tbs
future. Respectfully,
-, z. H. SENEKER.
une2Bl-lf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-15

The NORFOLK & WESTERN
SHENANDOAH VALLEY. aud
NEW RIVER RAILROAD COM
ANlES, desiring to promote the
establishment Of mining and manu-.
featuring operations throughout the
territory tributary 10 their railway
system, and to attract the attention OF
immigrants to this desirable agricul.
tural district, and at the same time.
to provide o safe and reliable means
Of communication between holders of
agricultural and mineral lands and
parties seeking locations for settle
ment and investment, have sanctions
ed the establishment 10y MIR. JOSEPH
b. AUSTIN. of n BUREAU or M
MIGRATION AND MINING IN.
TELLTGENCE.
MIR. AUSTIN has located his Office
for the present ut WYTmEviLLE,
WYTHE Co, VIRGINIA, to which
point oil communication 10 him
should be addressed. - Upon the COM
pletlon Of The Shenandoah Valley
railroad to n connection with the
Norfolk & Western Railroad, which
will be effected at ROANOKE. Roam
OEE Co, VIRGINIA, IN May, 1857. the
principal Office Of the Bureau viii bc
removed to Roanoke
a monthly bulletin of properties
for sale will be issued for circulation
among investors, manufacturers, and
agriculttrlsts.
The commissions charged will be
moderate.
Parties having lands for sale are IN.
yitcd to record them OF this Bureau
with plans, maps description OF i'm
provements aud Of mineral deposits,
analyses of minerals, price. 60, dc.
1T Is hoped that by means OF such
an organization, the material develop
ment of resources of this rich saluhri
Gus, and fertile section OF Virginia
may receive an efrcctual and perma.
nent impulse, and publIc,attenton be
directly and practically assured to liz
varied md remarkable elements OF 4
national wealth aud prosperity.
GEO. Il. TYLER,
President Norfolk & Western Bait |
road Co.,
Il. j. KIMBALL.
lrcSidcnt Shenandoah raiicy Raft |
road %.
PRESIDENT NoD Riucr RdHroad Co.
PHiLADELpuIA, February 9th 1882. |
March, % 'Ss-Gm.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-15
Small Farms Pay Best.

'l'nrgo,crnorof Florida report lhat
the tendency oftlie ugticultuilsis VI TIN,
sthic 10 toward small farms. This h
good flows, and ia TO DO ieeicllod that
niher Suites HIt u0i Hs wide awake ns
Florida lu California The farmers who
earn must money pei Hcie ARE those whn
Lave ~ city co., thirty hrtus IA gtnurs
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-15

a ethNANr GIL ~ New York whs mr.
rested on charge OF Stealing $4,000
nom Willie Eluuln, the nutor. slle Mas
srp, ID q cen AL night, aud appeared TO
ne htsleiicnl When brought to tho
Jefferson Market Police Court, Ibc wis
placed IN llc prisoners zen and aiinoat
immediately lied She had denied the
crlme nll along calling upon God to- VT.
ness her Innocence, hud seemed much
impressed with the thought Uf the d..
Craze her arrest would innNt UPON her
relations.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-15
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION,
70 THE SUNDAY SCHOOLS or WASHINGTON
& oUNrY yIRGINIA-GRKIIIAG.

Dear friends In Christ--you are here.
by asked to meet, by delegation, in Con.
ycntion, Saturday aud Sunday, Scptcm.
Der the 2nd and 3rd, 1899, IN MArLl
GPovE CngRcH--Rcy. j. T.. Buscoc,
Pastor-on Recdy Creek road, two mile,
each from Montgomery and Wallace
Switches.
The object Of the Convention Is to the
more perfectly unite the Sunday School
workers BY organizing them into Asso.
CITATIONS, to meet annually or semi-an-
nually thereafter, rs the Convention
shall dcterninc--fOi' mutual instruction
and faithful encouragement IN the great
md glorious work of teaching the Holy
Scriptures to immortal souls-cspeciaily
he gOuRg--who 80 much need the Bread
Of iiic--will die without Il,
Pastors aud superintendent will
please be diligent 10 announce the time,
and place of the Convention.
Uniou and UNCONVENTIONAL School.
alike viii cordially participate.
Each school will bc entitled TO one
Delegate, which the schools sevcrully
viii proceed NJ once TO cluCt.-uud let mo-
Bible school IN the county be without
representation.
sunday School Msslonaric., Rev. W.
&. OIingcr, late of Ncbraska; and Rev.
u. u. Conner of Floyd County, viii
take goodly part IN the doing. of the
Convention. This being IN their line Of
work win greatly enhance the efficiency
of The lGoceediugl
Let there be a praycrru response by
MI lovers 0f this blessed Bible work.
FmtemHlly yours,
y, Is. WfcKnAM,
AnunIn,. gnLnnl NII..I...u.....
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-15
Thence Comes me UnboUndcd
Popularity Of
AlICOCk' S Porous PIasters?

Because they have proved themselvs
the 1lost External Remedy ever ln-
vented. They will cure asthma, colds
cough, rheumatism, neuralgia, and
any locai palma,
Applied to tho small Of tho back
they are infallible In ck'Ache Ncr.
vous Debility, and all Kidney trou.
bles to the pit Of The stomach. they
arc sure cure for Dyspepsia aud Liv
or Complaint.
ALLCOC1<S POROUS
pLASTERS are painless, IRA.
grant, and quick to cure. Beware OF
imitailons that blister aud burn
Get .ALtJCOCK's the
only Genuine Porous Plaster.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-15
Ashes asa Fertilizer.

hr. Rico, vt meeting Of The Western
Nfw York Farmers Club. said farmers
often DO things without thinking or con-
tlleilng What results may he. lie knew
q man once Who had steam saw.mill.
and % large pile Of ashes aud sawdust
bad accumulated. He hired fnrmcr to
draw them away IN the winter, who
threw them on an old orchard, spread
lhH them three or four inches thick.
The orchard became very productive,
and iot seven years bore heavy crops of
very fair fruit.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-15

Sept. 18th ESQ.
HOr IrrrERS Co., TOnoNrO.
! have boon sick for the past six years suffer
ing from dyspepsia and general weakness.
have fused three bottles VI Hon lilitcrs, Hnt
They huvc done wOndcts for Nc I nm wCi
and able ip work, aud eat ana sleep wen.
cannot say too much for Hop Bites.
SiMUg Robbins.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-15
Throat, Bronchiai, and Lung
ms. Diseases

y specially Send two stamps for large trent
lse giving self treatment Address WORLDS
llIspBNsARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION. Buffalo,
n Y
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-15

" nnr oQtWltlies 10 try nn pNp,fl.
lutl,l ih0i Wprtby snt~m XIII llcd b,
'a'lit ut lu4t, rt tlipm catch hnlf a das.
'li qua tuivurlhrn With hoE't lard mud
Mhlch .licttenlD 'lnpN yennin breathe
i.ioush lhtteh,R dumihu louise which
tlilsrs stnu No shorp pud nntihmu lao
iltiT Inv simplr. that Viii 20 cover
llit -hip Or io prevent breathing win XIII
lIo NrnM-
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-15
sunday School Missionary.

why h Mrs. Lydia v. Pnkhnm's Vegetable
Compound Ike tho Misslp'irpl river In n
spring lfcshot2 Because the Immense vol
uno OF tbN healing river moves with such
momentum TINT u sweeps away al obstacles
md " literally flooding the country.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-15
I.Ighlr.I.l,e Ilolinr. I.nat

You 20 not tell me that ,0tr hiphsnd i up
nnd entirely ciifrl by pp simple v inrdIrinr az
Pathgi'n Ginger roncf "Yfa. Indeed I a.
tud Ms, hgnlanilr 70 her nglghbor." ana nj.
hillH nnd prescriptions. Now my b,isband
fpols fF~Ncn n8 ever
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-15
'rwo"rnfHDSuF \ bottle
CURES

snt ~ y. rmhcr, nunniA N y. bt,s ay
u tnHfn ntn taking vput "iav0rtr rfrsutin.
,M lui female NwihnrsR' iiefora 1 Va
1880 W. layt hgulu tU feed Stronger. I
move M tuiud. Cralaniiiv ""' W
hrN H.cnofbrr Watcka, a.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-15
'ToWa pi.opertyfor Sale.
A Chance TO Make Mcacy.
D;Celiis,gs 0gsd Lots
on Easy Terms. 5s
Take Your Choice.
GREAT FALL IN PRICES.

-O-- s.}t

The following described property car
now be had at bargain, or any one of the
! los described The cost Of each piece ID
merely mentioned 10 enuble one to judge o.
the reductions that. wi,l be made. The
owner, Mr.. W. b. Jones, is prepared to lose
! largely on their cost, and ans 81 who wish
es either a complete ant fiG'nibhed home,
fitted up with every conyea ence, and situh.
| ted in tho very centre oftuSh, or one in
the suburbs of the town, or an unimproyed
lot, can be accommodated, as to price and
terms. The yarious pieces are described
as follows; w aa# .ul
NO, Is about ore acre lJt, %it,i d
large story frame dwelling, with e,l
about 30 feet long, front portico and side
porch, good cellar, fine wen Of water, sta-
BILE, ice house and other ont huildings.-
Original cost ABOUT $4,000, and situated on
the corner of Shelby and 9Th streets, Bris'
toni. Tenn. .... ...... ......r...r
NO 9 Is about half acre lot, lyingon
the south side Of the the Vineyard lot, and
fronting the Z. 7. Va. and Ga. Railroad on
the east eide and near the tennessee Depot
and cost originally 1915.
NO 4 Is Slots continuing % acrcs on
antiful elevation in Boaaugyille- over,
looking the towns of Rristcl, Tenn, and
Good on, Va, and is the hopdsoinest huild-
ing site in or near town and cost origin lily
81 800
MO 5 Is a half acre lot in Bristol
Tenn adjoining the Brick House lot Of j.
NJ. Barker and lately occupied by Andrew
Galliher Esq. Original cost abOnt 1900.
These lots are all offered for sale on ne
commodnting terms and for further infor-
nation apply to w. d. JONES, owner,
Philadelphia, Pa, or to W. W. JAMES and
HoN.I.C. FOWLER, Bristol, Va, & Tenn.
August ", 1891
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-15
r.. II. DIXON,
Matchmaker 81 Jewelel'
BRISTOL. TENNESSEE.

ii AIlNu purchased V. Doriotp stock of
- watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, Clocks
eto; desire 70 inform the public that I
VIII continue The business at the old stand
NO. james Book, keeping always on hand
Il nice ana complete assortment OF goods In
my line. which will DO sold cheaper than
ever before.
Oall and examine, and BIO convinced of
lhis fact' Repairing done In the very bosl
manner, and warranted. Il. n. DIXON
rE
take pleasure In recommending Mr.
Dixon, he being IN every respect worthy of
.9e confidence Of the public. I win ssid
bim In The business, aud will he GLAD 10 900
all my old friends aud pations
Respectfully, n. pontor
Feb II, 'S2@tf t' ''''
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-15

II you nTc n frCquCnt,r Qr "A rCtidcnt 81 q
miaamatic district. laiticadc yOur system
against the gcOurRc of MI now countries -ague.
bilious aud intermittent fcycrs-by the use OF
Hop Dittcrs.
LUDI.GToN, Mich. Feb ., 1850.
have sold Hop Bitters Tor four years and
there Ia no medicine that SURPRISES them for
bilious attacks, kidney complaints and many
discusses incident to this malariul climate.
... .. II. 4. ALEXANDER.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-15
VIM. B. Gale,
plANo TUNER, REpAInER So
ONE CENT

,.!,. T'9 ,., sI' Z y' s.. ssl ONE CENT
Whpihut yuhtthtAVt go 10 th by bHyinR a
rtAN1 uf UhHAN fuih the. ittlista yum ran
have BOO MA HrNt 90 pay nv sttLisli WAHH.
tMpENat Ani niu tALAhi. so tNphHaIVf
AUVEuIistMEHfs. aii N wifsh ruNfs uu1
uB YuuH rurEFr when YOU by itatfy ih.
stfnmenf direct from wnfhntna htaiis aAd viii
Hnifh ~ uuaai possible falts. Honest inaiiHf
And fuii NiiftW Euni iOf WI lN rfumissa I. In
Faaif ssse n vii pay ven o. sse AID wiiia ina
trmis buyihn Aadtest
WI GAIN,
'ron Dsiol. Tenn.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-15
Peerless Perfume.

The refreshing aroma of tlorcrton Cologne,
anl iH lasting fragrance make II peerless
r'fiumo Tor The toilet
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-15

H"- Blank WARRANT Tor ealo
lhia office, very low
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-15

Dyspepsia, the iuF.brnf ~ rrirufpahs will
be relieved Wy Browns Iron ntttts
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-15
IyMNHOMAS
r. h HOUSE


y AS. M. THOMAS
Main Street, Bristol, Tenn,
| HAVE again reopened the Thom.
l. as House, on Main street, and nm
prepared to furnish first-class accom-
mediation 10 the public. No IA y
and no pains viii he spared L. I,
the hotel all 10 was In its pam.,i
days.
Boardors will be received on A.
terms.
Being provided with good siabcsl
am prepared to furnish stalls. food ana
attention to horses.
Rail road passengers will find the
house located In easy distance Of the
Passenger Exchange the tables well
furnished and lodging unsurpassed.
Porters regularly NJ The trains TO re'
eeivo baggage and conduct asscngcrs
Jan a. '7i-tf
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lit FRlSTrL ne rs
! a. roy tEK
rF-trT" ~" "Ss"s'et, s..s
~ .l,AN. - IS. ls.9.
GO kwkf!
ri rsrnsnira lasra.lHaE.


With bpInpy ~ a aIsG curliei roar.
Sweet Mnry's ehurn kOts drur1tning.
Young neubn leans on the low half door
And hoper that the lJntuF's coUpng:
Thrn sighs ami sfS'hs ans drops - Yes
What words can las feelings uttrrf
~. drop me down IN the cbuTB. he yrit-s.
and make me into butter"
fie rests her hands and ga7ang stands
Al sound If bis wOfsis vagary.
Then plies the stat With 4 hghtsOIne snurt,.
20, go away fa.s Maiy.
IFS rnaIafn's word means nlght. they sal.
The Opposite - nFe d IN H.
so Rs1iben fines in her -CO away"
"just come ~ q minute" srs
- hope SAWS be. Il may make - free"
With clin and o nerv0ue stutter
My answer shrtIld nc 10 your cars. 4" says "a
IF could ftn leave the burtef"
Hls aIln on tbf Aben that holds tho delf.
Ne lo'pfs a't0si' the diary;
hh1ll 20 - har side shall dare her yl'ide
'O'go sway fayg Mary.
He fakcE the hint. and hn takes iiss
With Tears and inward 1unking: q.
Ehe dof6 not take what hetakes ain.fs,
Nor Hrem IN an avid taking.
sweet 1isets he takes 80 loud and fast
That be takes her breath completely;
We faAfs Der tiYht ~ his arms NJ last.
= Ard stu Fht tgkeE Il sweetly:
lhe heart u the boy u wild with iOy:
IL. Inns won li,r--his bird. his fairy
ri 70 outright for the ring tr-idfihg'
20. 20 away ea;a Mary.