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The Portland daily press., 1882-11-09

A large and brilliant company assembled
last evening at the residence of Mrs. Thomas
Means, No. 161 Pearl street, the occasion being
the marriage of Charles Dennison Smith, M.
D SOD of Deputy Collector Lewis B. Smith
Of the U. S. Customs Department, to her
daughter, Miss Alberfina Morse Means, the
ceremony being performed in an impressive
manner by Rev. t. ID. Anderson, Jr., late
pastor of the Frs Baptist church in this city.
rhe bride wore white dotted muslin dress
with lace trimmings and floral adornmeA,s,
and, as the company expressed 1t, looked just
lovely. Among the guests were large repre-
sentation of the medical fraternity OF the city,
Of which the groom is promising member
The rooms were very prettily decorated with
hoRers and wreaths of smilax showing excel
TENT taste in the arrangement. The happy
pair were made the recepiaDts of large mum.
ber of valuable tokens of the kindly regard oi
their numerous friends, all Of whom wish
them q prosperous voyage on this new de.
pafture in the journey of life. W. s. Beckett,
ESQ, and Geo. NJ. Bosworth, ESQ, were the
sfhclent ushers at the ceremonies.
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-09

brl0I JOCClngb.
A large crew is work on Widgery's
wharf, and it is intended to have it passable
by Saturday.
The late Geo. A. G, Randall had $2.5oo
policy on his lifs ID the Mutual Union, which
>~has been paid to his executor.
Rev. A. Dalton will give course Of free lee
lures In st. Stephens Church, beginning on
Saturday of this week, AZ p. m; the course
will consist of six lectures and the subject will
be "Men of Thought, compared with Men Of
Action"
The Youths gospel temperance meeting will
be held at the Mission this evening at IL
o.clek. The exercises to consist of speaking,
recitatIons and singing by the children and
others. All are invited.
Warmer yesterday. Mercury 4o* at sunrise.
$50 al noon, 4So at sunset; wind east.
Steamer Falmouth will leave for Eastport,
and st. John Saturday afternoon.
The team of Earnest Dodge the grocer, was
smashed up yesterday on Brsckett street. The
horse took fright and ran into wagon stand
ing near, but did no serious damage DIT
The horse Of William E. Gould Had an arte-
ry of one of the legs cut while driving over the
treatment saved his life.
The Portland, Bangor and Machias line will
run the steamer City of Richmond between
here and Machias this fall. On Friday night
the boa will leave here for Machias. The
Tuesday night trip will extend ne further than
Millbridge. Returning the boat will leave
Machias every Monday morning and Mill.
9xidge every Thursday morning.
The committee appointed by the Board oi
Trade to answer the letter of Admiral Wy
man in reference to our coast lights, have
handed their report to the secretary Of the
Board. 1t is not deemed advisable ID the
committee or secretary to make the report pub.
lie until passed upon by the full board.
Miss Sksele the artist, displays In Hewes
window a fine portrait of Mrs Adams, mother
Of Mrs. DR.. Topliff.
Miss Libby, one of the teachers at the
Centre street school, was taken i'll yesterday
at the school and was quickly attended by DR.
Files aad taken home.
1t is suggested that the Pedagogical Society
avail themselves of the oppartune presence of
DIR. Rob Morris to invite him to give item hi
ten minutes talk on the Primitive System o.
Teaching" as illustrated by the common
schools Of Damae US, Jopps, Jerusalem, etc.
I'anhoe Lodge. K. of P. last evening initia
tend twelve new members
The appraisers appointed to estimate the
losses by the recent fire are: on buildings,
Spencer Rodgers, and George Brock, on dam
ages to wharf. Samuel league. They viewed
the scene of the ruins yesterday.
Between 12 and O'Clock yesterday countr,
team of three horses attached to large cart
left standing in an alleyway off Moulton stree
raE @way into Moulton stIeet and up Exchange
street, dashine everything in its wsy to on'
side Although the streets were filed with
teams and people, no serious damage Was done
When the team was near the corner of Middle
aud Exchange streets, man ran out ant
jumped upon the leading horse and retaining
his seat upon the animals back, soon had th'
team stopped.
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-09
Maine Pedapooical soc,atr =

The Maine Pedagogical Society will hold its
annual meeting at Reception Hall, City Build
ing, commencing at 2.30 p. m. today There
viii probably be large attendance of promi
nent educators present from all parts of the
State. The meeting will last three days, and
all interested are invited to attend. The fol
lowing will be the order of exercises for today.
!. IevotiGnal exercises.
q. Busin IS of 80 ganiz4tion,
-. Some lessons from the recent meetings of ma
school. ~ @'N -
A.. =: school supervision in the smaller towns. Mr.
L9ce, Ts state supt of schools
II DISCUSSION opened by Mr.. Corthell, Gnrham Nor
a hnrn schoo and Mr. Fletcher, supt of schools Au-
73opm
L. annual address by the President.
q. The schools OF Maine and the Ionpfellow
Memorial "e '
There will be addresses on the Longfellow
matter by Hon. Geo. F. Talbot, Judge Sy
monds, Rev. Dir. Dalton and Others.
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-09
Singing School.

AS will be seen by reference to our enter
tainment column, singing school will COM
mence its sessions this evening at Pine street
yestry, under the instruction of Mr.. W. T..
Fitch. The science of music reading at sight
will be- thoroughly explained and illustrated.
Mr.. E. has made this department of music a
spt cialty for many years, and for the last two
has been employed as teacher of music in the
State Normal School and High School at Co.'s
ham. All who wish to make proficiency in
the matter of music reading shou Id not fail to
avail themselves of this course of instruction
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-09
Personals,

A bureau of the Boston Journal has been
established in Maine and located at PJrtland.
Mr.. G. L. McCleary, recently news editor of
the Lowell Mail, as beel placed in charge
of the bureau.
Jerome. Kidder, the millionaire, is dead. He
was born in Waterville, received his education
in Gardiner and went to Boston when quite
young. He leaves the bulk of his property to
the family of his brother.
Fl. D. Smith, Esq, secretary of the Union
Mutual Life Insurance Company, started yes
terdsy morning on tour through the South
for the benefit OF his health
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-09
Real Estata rranskars

The following transfers of real estate have
been reported:
Deering-Charles r. Walton to Geo. G. Car
NELL, lot on Lincoln street
Cape Elizabesh-Eliza Skillin to Willard A
Smith, lot No Anson's Place.
Bridgton-Robert G. Houlton to Seleaa Gray
lot of land.
Otisfeld-Abner Edwards to Mark K. Morse
IS acres of land
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-09

Richmond Lodge, No, 5, l. o. F., celebrated
its fifth anniversary last evening. The exer-
cises consisted of history of the lodge, re
marks by Past Grand and music at Odd Eel
lows Hall, after which the company adjourned
to Merry Meeting Hall where an oyster supper
was served. A number of toasts were giver
and responded to by members of the order anG
nthars
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-09
CITY AND VICINITY.
New ADVRRTIsBMnNTs TODAY

NcW ALI AONhhIAobmniNIo Io"OAx
SPECIAL NOTICES.
A Card-Emery & Furbish.
ENTERTAI sMENTS.
The Lingards-Portland Theatre.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Underwear Geo. A. Gay & Co.
Outer Garments-Millett 81 Little.
Glove Sale-0wen, Moore g. Co.
Gents Underw cara. q. Butler.
Bareain-Millett & Little.
The Nonpareil Velvsteen--A. B. Butler.
Notice-Any Regular Physician.
Corset Sale-Studley.
The Safes Morris Ireland.
Blanket Studley,
Bargains in 7 ys-C. O. Hudson.
Plushes-0 en-, Moore & Co.
/ dies Scarlet Pants-Studley.
Card-Hic Sumus.
See "Bird' adv't; get Holden's Bird Book
food, care, diseases, breeding. He has extrs
singers. oct23-d&w2mos
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-09

ming. Although so much work has been ac-
complished in so short time,it has all been
done in thorough and substantial manner,
and considerable attention been given to
architectural effect.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
The Methodist Society at the Cove-a dis
trict about three miles below Addison village,
on the east side of the river-shouId be record
ed among the most persevering and energetic
in the land. The Society numbers only nine
families and those brave workers have built q
chapel capable of seating $50 people, is finished
throughout and all free from debt. 1t is to
have good settees, and for these small debt is
owing The ladies have, as usual, shown
themselves smat as their brethren, and their
sewing circle has aided not little to the funds.
The dedicatory exercises will be held Novem-
ber 10th.
YORK COUNTY.
Michael Burns of Saco, who sailed Septem-
ber 22d, from NV York, is now attending the
American College in Rome. There are at this
c2ilege students of nearly every nationality,
each wearing the costume of his nation. Mr.
Burns intends to attend this college for three
years.
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-09
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
YORK COUNTY.

'Tis more brave to live than to die"
Therefore don't wait till slight Cough de-
velops itself into consumption but secure a
bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup at the small
outlay of 25 cents, cure your Cough and live
on hapnilY
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-09

We have a splendid Cigar
put up so in a box. for
$780," Three dollars
and fifty cents for a box of
long filled Havana Cigars.
GUPPY, KINSMAN & AL.
DEN, Druggists.
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-09

Benjamen Maddox of Ellsworth, has been
appointed second assistant keeper of Mt. De-
sert Rock Light in place of William Stanley
promoted.
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-09
To Let.

To Let.
FEiHE new, stylish, model house, for one family
L. 36 North street. Furnace, gas, Sebago, BATH
and al conveniences. VIII be vacant Nov. 10.
rooms. Also one COED lever rent Of rooms. nov
vacant. Apply 30 HH. SHAW,
aev9A3ts 1e0 Middle Street
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-09
Municipal Court.


brfOhE JUDdE
WEDEEsDAY.-P Patrick Ridge and Thomas Hear
ney ntoxication. Fined So and II costs. Paid.
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-09
STUDL-EY,
@53 Middle Street.
no9 dtf
NpTECE.

Amy regular physician desiring good
country practice can find full particu-
lars by applying to
+ o. BOX, No. 115,
Milan, N. Il.
noodtf
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-09
HsC sureaUs.

FB'HE Washington Hook Ladder Co. No. i, do
a. hereny return their sincere thanks to Dana Il
Co. Conant g. Patrick and Emery & Furbish for
the beauti III supply of refreshments furnished us
at the fire Nov. q. Per orfer,
W. r. GRIBBEE,
Portland, Nov. 8, 1882 Clerk.
no9 ait
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-09

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that the
IN subscriber has been duly appointed Executor
THOMAS N YES, late of Pounal,
in the County of Cumberland deceased, and mas
taken upon himself that trust, by giving bonds as
the law uirects All persons having del ands upon
the estate OF raid deceased required to exhibit
the same ana all persons indebted to said estate
are called upon to make payment to
I,AAC s. BROWN Executor.
Pownal, Nov. T. 1882. noy9w3w45*
The Portland daily press., 1882-11-09

ARoosTooK COUNTY.
j. B. Hall, Esq.,, manager of the Fargo, d.
T., Republican, has arrived in Maine on
visit to friends in Aroosto9k.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08
Prices Reduced

Il. II. SENEKER has reduced TIM
price Of nil the leading Dry Goods To
mako room for tho TALL trade.
We have q large stock Of IadIeai
Dress Goods of the latest styles we arc
selling out. W
Tho ladies are invited TO call earlv
and make selections while they ale
fresh
We have a large stock of boots md
shoes which wv ate selling out at mi
cts below competition.
Our IElGLlGt SHOES are gtlll Tho
Leaders for Ladies' aud MlaBea, Wa
hav9 large stock of these shopa. md
nro receiving new goods nearly every
week direct from the factory.
We can sell YOU womnn,a yood
Kip Shoe for 81. Women's gont md
catfish Rewed aud pegged az rprre.
spending prices, Ladies' Buskin 75e.
Men and B0ys' fur, wool, and ytraw
hats W ich we atU closing OUT NJ bot.
tom prices. No one need no nwnv
from us ii want OF cheap gooda,
We invite all our friends and IA.
public to call aud examine our stoek
We guarantee satisfaction.
Thankful Tor the liberal pntroney,
heretofore extended IN. We nromian
our greulest eilor, 10 nlense YOU In ihe
future. lipHpeclfully,
E. II. SENEKER.
uno2s'l-tf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08
What Shall We Do With Our
n Daughters ?
Mira. 'rhco. lluttcrworlli.

Mira. 'rhcn. Iluttcrworll.
Bring llcmupi0 The way they should
do. ...
Give them good substantial common
education.
Teach them how TO wash and iron
clothes,
(. Teach them how to darn stockings and
sew on buttons
Teach them howto make their own
dresses.
Teach them to make shirts.
Teach them 10 make bwnd.
Teach lhcm all The mysteries Of the
Kitchen, the dinnlng room and the par
lOr. .
Teach them That dollar Is only one
hundred cents.
Teach them to wear calico dresses
and do II like u queen
Teach them That round rosy roump
Is worth my delicate consumplvcs.
Teach them to wear thick, warm
shoes.
Teach them to do marketing for thc
family. r"
reach lhcW every day, hard practical
common sense.
1onrh them scll.rclHnce, .......
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08
THE TANTAH MASSACRE.
The Scene of the Latest Massacre
in EgVpt,

-, 50
la'lt1h, 'hc scene o' lnc lotesl riSyp'-
laii mahsheres scnrecly iess iienuisi, III
iheir eruci.y tl"!i .nosc VI A,eA"u''l,"'
IS we cap'mi o. 'le "oroeeyeh proslh-
ccs ~ the pcitu' lne guy Is my -'ouI
'nnes hVI,h VI S"np' vi wy O"iio ",'u
AlrXunuii" r"i'loa'', "iu Is Wv t'i'u Vi,S
~ Egyp', ~ pVP pu nnn No o mu,' ousi9
re'ilIiateH ~ RON oo,VvV ~ loV,oVo SOUS
!" wy iii"rai9 VPelm,'VVn' uo"p'ie,s soo''
W ioiloN, l"niWi WI pcco'Ilc ~, illpoI-
.alt st'nVes'sa' po',lt ",,o Iunyn'S ctn
w iol WIG "'h.,vh's VI A'"p'' lvr .i'o
UNIQUE ei'y IN tlp enPl,oi VI IeiS!ous
iHl,a'ie's',' ~ i%Wcr ESy PIT; us s,l,u-
tVn, ~ HpVu' ,lle i'l'uic, y, ,2c Dc,u,
Ic'"cie ~ e"s,'y "Veessio,c W ,loso WIZ
70 tneIeoh .ne lFNun'"' ,e',s'o"s p.I-
srln,'Scs ~ ecleora't .nc o.I.nP''.t VI
groa. Mosie'n S sn, lie .neyy'u Nnuloo
El DeuaWee, LUZ srcu''S' U. ,lcse VS.
IIvals, WHICH 10 'IeNr l''c cuu VI lnc
Shllstia,i yew' ",,rucls ,io,u pl,S,'u.S
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neo,"' Ivy Wv VIZ, wv nV" W W.
paucno,y, tIinlu 'l. I!9., anu cS,vNu ~
uis Ieqpevt WV lVlI l,is VI npp"suS
INV Nm'oPue' NV Nni,,'lauo oNVta W
uchu tne ',a'l',lo.n u'ny,'nR N,ioW,
ahong '''s rro''Ns US l'e lum.al ru'r
psv'suse ~ w. A..uSvi nt'uuW"S ,''y'-
oo"rso WIZ, '"''T''vH ,n,"u"v',uu WIN ,,v
po.e"' M, r,,Ni, pu'v."bo poNeu uV,'
Ilv,' ine LIN hp .Vo'Icsl1onue,lV nl1iV-
eupne 81 sncsc gISH religious n,ops'
wn,Vn' W NV 70 no'n,lg llorc ,n"li u
Mollun,'mcu"n cnN'p1ulve.,pg, unu puInS
~ Snrlstlan s",p, N''nou, cNe, ,nu w
nv WIS e,cIy WucIc T,R'I,'tu WIN suoN ~
oi nuueu, Scsturesol uei'alice "uu Worus
7" hlcu"Nt' ~ was u sinHuiar Speu'oclc
10 oo W Tue nlust Oh Que o, iuesc nuHc
Wsseno,les, numbering w hlSh w oooir
WV so",', coming from every patt OF
Hyrnb NIuV,o' wen iluia hliu N"r'n'rn
h','o", unu pur'',''a,ly u. n'Sut ny t'Vl'
Tuuo camp ilros, peltlllg on lne 'on,-tou'
N,SInS lVuo negro unu hgypl'Hncn"i''s
W','uH io',lhcs, WIN lhe moving uer-
N'snes senul,,g lorlll the most nl1vo''S
9hu elr-fehuing hOWIs WINE WhlrIlng
~ lhelr 'nnuuening testimony OF lenl'y
10 me Moslem GOd' u can he lhng'hou
ilht when sometimes 0Oo,ooO strangers
h'Ne mus gptnereu on the pam OF lali-
lnl, wafer ny no n,eNls plcl'ly anu WIN
ule lnouerh rFypllNh Dy no means uis,
poseu 10 use ", lllnt cleanli,less W2uiu
nov ou preNouulg N'rtue' ~ lNct' " Is
uounllul " ANY rahl ci'y was ever lhee
ftnvaro OF so muSn genera anu pefsol,aI
nun WIN nlio VI us consequences, hs tue
thlel pilgrimage IN llonor OF the patron
SAINT OF InhtIh' ..,,
AS consequence Cpluemlc anu oohiN-
Eious diseases, spfegu ali over the neIla
provinces, aro carried by The raj TO
Nhlro, AleNunurlN, AMI SueH, anu = large
horua'iIy onnuvs, Tor the moucrh Egypt
llll lnu lhe Belollln are ne most hclp.
wwpi mmruls WIEN slckb Memocrs ot
tholr mculcal profession Woulu scarcely
MP,IvWeu 20 trent SWINE ~ .Amerlca
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08


An cyclists story extends as far as the
| can rcacl
The moon, like some men, is brightest
when it is full.
"Come right to the point " MS the rod
said to the lightning.
4 mans appetite resembles n railroad
puss-it Is not transferable.
You can't elccl,ify your barber by
telling him to "brush light"
Mummics are the only wcll-behavcd
persons who are now left in Egypt.
Girls, like opportunities, are all the
morcto you after being cmbraccd@
Capitol siock---tIc bnms that loaf
about the lobby.
In regard 10 our army, the whole
truth III u nutshell is that there are TOO
many kcrnals In the army.
The saddcSt consequences of great
mans death are the verses that arc writ
ten 10 his memory.
Rice was introduced into Europe by
the Saraccns, Is introduced into the
Chinese with chop sticks.
"'rhc parting gives me pain" us the
man said when ho had Il troublesome
tooth extracted.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08

In Colorado Is q ten-aCrC field which Is
simply Il subterrancan lake covered with
soil about eighteen inches deep. On
the soil Is cultivated field Of corn
which produces thirty bushels TO the
acre. lfuny one will take the trouble
to dig u hole to the dcph of n spade ham
die he will find that II will FIJI with wa
ter, and by using hook and line fish four
and five inches long may be caught,
Tho fish have neither scales nor eyes,
aud are peOrch-llke In shape.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08
R. Ia. DIXON,
Matchmaker 81 Jewelef
BRISTOL, TENNESSEE.

HAVING purchased V. poriore sioel, Of
- watches, Jcwelry, silver Ware, Clocks
etSTY; ueslro to Inform The public that I
WI continue The business nj tho old stand,
NO. james Block, keeping always ON hand
y nice ,, ana complete assortment Of goods In
my INC. which will be sold cheaper than
Vnll aud examine, nrl be- convinced Of
this net Repairing done n tho yory be,t
manner and warranted. RE, DIXON
! TAKE pleasure in recommending Mr
DIXON he being IN every fospcci wot1,y a
,3e confidence Of the public I viii aasist
nlhl IN ne business, uul will be clad 10 acc
all my old friends aud patrons " '''
:, respectfully, Y, Donior
Fob il, is1-tf - DV"''i'
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08
Owing to Glucose,

when M old fashioned merchant IN
New York come to look over nm order
made out by his new fashioned clerk the
other day, he looked over his spcctOclcs
aud said
"Jamcs sec you have spelled sugar
without IN h.
"Ycs, tlL that Is the proper wuy.'
"But have spelled 1t with an II for
the last 20 ycHrs."
Cant help tint, slr, Sugar should
not be spelled with an H."
"Wcll maybe Il shouldon'' sighed
the old man, "mebbc Il shouldn't. !
presume that this mlNlng IN glucose
does make q difference somewhere
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08

Patrick Burke and Peter Gibbons
fought in West Twcnty-scvcnth street
on Saturday night in New York. Burke
was thrown down by Gibbons. Patrick
Mulligan, who was standing near pulled
Gibbons of of Burke, who aftcrward
missed his watch. twas subsequently
discovered that Mulligan had taken 1t.
Such Is the reward of the pcaccmakcr.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08

The man who wns "slx feet In hls
stockings" probably wore the garter
arounl lls neck.
The glHlirr Is conscientious artisan
llc always tkcs pnucs with hs work,
but makes light Of u nevertheless,
The tnpr1e performer IA n hlgh.mlnd-
cd man Ia more ways than one. lie Is
always above being Ia tho ring.
Sleep knllb mp The ravelcl sleeve Of
rntc, bnt she lulF the Worli-oui seat Of
poyrrty't runla take care of Itself.
A doctor a d dangerous man t0 offend.
he can ALWAYS blow hls enemy w Will
poN dsrt Of by oWu mauuiugiHrc.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08

> The NORFOLK & WESTERN,
SHENANDOAH VALLEY. and
NEW RIVER RAILROAD COM
PAN les, deairing to promote the
establishment Of mining and manu-
featuring operations throughout the
territory tributary TO their railway
system, and to attract the attention Of
immigrants to this desirable ngriGul.
tural district, and ut the same time,
to provide safe and reliable means
Of communication between holders of
agricultural and mineral lands and
parties seeking locations for settle
ment aud investment, have sanction
ed tho establishment by Mr.. JOSEPH
b, AUSTIN, of u RUREAU OF IN
MIGRATION AND MINING IN.
TELLTGENCF. % fi.l''
MIR, AUSTIN has located his office
for the present at WYTuEviLLE,
WYTuE Co, VIRGINIA, to which
point all communication Ia him
should be addressed, -- Upon the COM
pletlon of the Shenandoah Valley
Railroad to connection with the
Norfolk d Western Railroad which
Will be effected Mt ROANOKE ROAM
oKE Cos, VIRGINIA, in May 1882. the
principal office of the Bureau will be-
removed TO Roanoke LID.
A monthly bulletin OF propsrlies
for sale Will be Issued fur circulation
among investors, manufacturers, and
agrlculturlsts.
The commissions charged will be
moderate,
Parties having lands for sale are In.
Yitcd to record them ot this Bureau
with plans, maps, description OF i'm
provemenls, and OF mineral deposits,
analyses OF minerals, price, &c, &c.
IL Is hoped that by means of ouch
an organization, the material develop.
ment of resources of this rich salubll
Gus, and fertile section of Virginia
may receive an elIcclunl and perma.
nent impulse, aud public attention he
directly and practically assured 10 IT.
varied and remarkable elements Of
national wealth aud prosperity.
GEO. II. TYLER,
President N0JoM n Western Rail.
road Co.,
Il. j. KIMBALL.
President Shenandoah Walton RaR.
road Go. ......I..
President New Ripor R1iiroad Co.
PHILADELPHIA, February 2ith 1882.
March, IS 's2-0m
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08

lieutenant Winslow, of the United
States Navy, has planted, as an expert
mcnt in the artificial propagation Of oys-
icrs, 10000, 900 young oysters in Long
Island Sound. The oysters planted
were only two days old, and could be
discovered only BY the aid of strong
mNgniIyng glass.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08

why Is Mrs Lydia u. pnkham'e Vegetable
Compound like the Mississippi river In n
spring frcshct2 Because the immense vol
umo OF this healing river moves with such
momentum TINT II sweeps AWAY all obstacles
aud IL literally flooding the country
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08

A marriage at Cobb, Wisconsin, was
between widow, aged 70, and her adop-
ted son, aged %. Her first husband
had on his dcath-ted advised the match,
as means of preventing the raising of
certain legal questions regarding his cs-
tate.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08
THREW AW Az lIIGRSUP-
POTTER

Dr. PIERCE:A neighbour of OURS was suffer
ing from "femNlc weakness" which the doctors
told her could not bo cured without Il support
or. After considerable persuasion my wlfc
induced her to try your "FnvOritc prcscrip-
ton" After using one bottle she threw away
the supporter and did large washing, which
she hud not done in two year before.
JAMES MILLER
1916 Jacob street, Wheeling, w, Va,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08
For Rent.
fob y, fsecow iy

=, liohr Notary Public Tor Washiug.
ton County, has for rent good store
louec, Situated IN Tie contta business
part OF town itlan four rooms IN eccond
story OF said hpnv, suitable for Offices.
Gould be uted % a dwelling,
taGt q 's2 u
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08
IEighty-Live Dollars Lost

"You do not tell m @ that your husband IN up
aud entirely cured by 70 simple Il medicine W
pnrkcr's Ginger TOME" "YCs, indeed do"
said Mrs. benjamin 10 her neighbour" and nf-
bills nnd prescriptions. Now my husband
feels ug well ns ever"