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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-02-07
Sale of a House and Lot.

DY virtue Of authority vested in
10 me. / will on the % day of
March 1882, In front of the Mayors
Office, in the town Goodson, WASH
ington county, Va, sell at public out
cry, to the highest, and best bidder,
for cash IN hand, u house and lot IN
the town of G0odson, Washington
county, Va. fronting on Moore ST.,
and adjoining the lands Of U. l..
York on the north, Beaver Creek on
the west, j. II, Winston on the south
and Moore street on the east. con.
tanning three-eigbths Of an acre
more or less. To satisfy first the
costs of sale and, commissions. Sec
ond: a debt due l.. Burson Of one
thousand dollars, with interes there
on from January lat 1882. Said sale
being made pursuant to deed Of
trust executed 10 myself as trustee,
by NJ. ID. Andes and India A., his
wife, OH The 9th day of Sept. 1880, TO
secure the above debt due to ". Il.
Burson. will ns trustee, execute a
deed with special warranty to the ptr-
chaser, and give possession thereof as
soon M The occupant can he gotten
out A. II. BLANCHARD,
jau 81, 1882 ids Trustee.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-02-07

Small pox In Richmond has been near
~ stamped ont by vigorous and almo't
universal vaccination. There mrs now
very few caRca.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-02-07

Cntloara remedies are for sale by all druggists,
Price Of CrTicuRA, Medicinal jelly. small box
es, SOC, large boxes, 81 crrlcURA REsoLvgST,
the new Blood Purifier, ~ per bottle. CurIouRA
MspIcISAL ToILBr SOAR, Zoe. IF; In bars for BARRIERS
and large consumers. 5cr. Principal depot.
WEEKS h POTTER, Boston, Mass.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-02-07
The House Alphabetically.

Tho Legislature .Bldnd-ly Boarded the
Readjuster train, Butt Il Chase was got
ten up and It came Across Duck
which was Fdrrahead Of the FoUler, and
the prospect of n Frg becnmea Green and
Grim joke, and Herring was gotten for
the Lady Of Lyons. My the Moonlight
Of disappointment never illuminate am
other Paige IN which n Skinner shall be
found without Plaster for MI his Stubbs.
Three Tdyior-s might Ward of the dan
ger unless their Webb should prove too
old or they too loung.-BNstol (Vd)
Ne'osl iH..u ...I.. . .'.
.... ...l1,AN OFFSET. ,.r,.r
The House of Delegates Of Virginia
might have u much FOlcler speaker, Butt
asst IL, Virginia IL fortunate. Now II
the CONSERVATIVES could dlrtdefor Vir-
ginm they would not Hanger dcstinies on
the party IN power,,as IL Is so Young,
that she will be drawn Into Webb and
the liberties OF tile people not be worth
a Nicol; then after this Is Dunn her bonds
will be Fdrr below PAR and no Moore
field be offered to the Democrats to
Turner back from the Grdres that GRIM
dcnth would ilil IN consequence Of Green
legislators, and thus make n dark Page
In vlrgnia's history, which years could
not Chase away. II may be that we can
Ward of such mn awful Cross for Vir-
glninns TO endure,by placing \ Bohrd to
nrrcst the coming storm and save us
from such n Dcger calamity. Moyo,
hfiy each delegate exercise his WHlon
acting ns n Bdiieo for the rights OF his
people, uud cnch be n Grdndstdf on
which his constituents can rely West
Point Star, Of Ged.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-02-07

a6y' Blank WARkANTp for sale
this office, worry low.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-02-07
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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-02-07

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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-23

south of Pine Bluff, Arkansas. Within a
short time part of the large force will he
transferred here to grade and build as rap
Idly as possible that part ofthe roads line
between Dallas and Mt. Pleasant. The
Bluff Daily Press.Eagle, of Pine Buff has
the following concerning the work on that
end Of the line
In conversation this morning with Capt.
W. W. Kingdom, general tie inspector OF
the Texas x st. Louis railroad, We CLEANED
some interesting information concerning
the progress being made upor the above
road between this city and Camden. lie
states that another construction tram Will
be placed upon the track tomorrow morn
ing, and one hundred additional teams and
three hundred men started to work. The
track is now being laid at the rate of mile
and half day, and will b. completed
to the Saline river wnujn fifteen
days, and then pusheu forward to
Camden as rapidly as money and
men can accomplish the work. The weather
being favorable 1t is thought that point will
be reached by July LIST. Ties sufficient to
lay the track beyond Camden have already
been inspected and approved, and seventy
five miles of iron are now in the yard near
this city. Major c. f, Stephens, the popu-
lar and energetic chief engineer of the road,
IL pushing lnc company WOrkS nj all
points, and an era Of activity is now dawn
ing that cannot fail to be greatly beneficial
to Pine Bluff The bridge construction
party has arrived, and work will be begun
upon that immense contract at once. The
builders are under contract to turn the
bridge over to the company by the LIST of
November, and as the general pay Office OF
the road will be located in this city
the trade our merchants will obtain
from this source alone will have an eX-
ceedinglv salutary effect upon all branches
OF business. Mr.. Barnes, of the Chicago
firm of contractors, is in the city arranging
the preliminares prior to the commence
ment of active operations. The plans for
the freight and passenger depots and car
and machine shops are being drawn up,and
will soon be placed in the hands of the con-
tractors. Work will also be commenced at
an early day upon the tanks and section
houses OF the road, which alone will re-
quire an immense outlay of capital and
labor. Indeed, we are assured that every
thing possible is being done to have the
poad completed to Cairo in time for the
transportation Of this years crops to the
northern and eastern markets. Captain
Kingdom again leaves this city for Texas
Monday, to engage all the teams and men
that can be procured in that state. They
will be taken to Camden and placed upon
that end of the line.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-23
Probable Fjlibus,cring,

WASHINGTON, May 2l,-By an order
adopted on the Sth inst the house of repre-.
sontatives agree that its session tomorrow
should be set aside for the consideration OF
District of Columbia business. Mr.. Calkins,
chairman of the elections committee, gave
notice, however just before yesterdays al.
iournment that he will tomorrow morning
renew his efforts to bring up the South Car.
ollna contested election case OF Mackey VS..
Dibble. III the democrats solidly refrain
from voting either on motion to lay aside
or on direct motion to take up the cleo
ton case, there win be little probability of
the transaction OF any business tomorrow
other than the Offering of dila,ory motions
and the truitless calling of rolls incident TO
what Is known rs hlibusterng. The repub.
licans absent having been all been sum-
moned by telegraph to return at once there
Is b,rc possibility that Chairman Calkins
may be able to muslera quorum to. NOR.
row in support OF his efforts, but II is not
believed that motion tosiorce cousldera.
ton OF this matter will succeed before
Tuesday or Wednesday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-23

TgItCT III ItB It IHCt,
While the healing waters Of Waukesha
have been the means of curing innumera.
bic eases of obscure chronic trouble, so also
lar star in the ornament OF remedies,
which unlalingly relieves and cures rheu-
matsm, neuralgia, and all bodily pains.
J.. Coleman, esq. proprietor of the popular
American house, Waukesha Wisconsin,
thus speaks of it: have used st. Jacobs
Oil for lame back, and ii cured me. Have
also used it Tor lame shoulder with best
success, and can chcerlully recommend it
to all Waukesha Democrat.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-23

Mr.. Robert Johnson, railroad contractor,
who was IN the city Sunday. informed q
HERALD reporter that he was just finishing
a grading contract Of twenty miles on tho
Texas a 81. Louis Narrow Gauge bad
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-23
Arrested

NEW YoRK, May 2l,--The police to-day
arrested the noted English pick.pccsct,
named Woods, aud recovered from hin
nearly all of the $4,000 in notes, bonds and
securities stolen FROM the messenger of the
Mechanics national bank, this city, on the
ell 81 Ma.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-23
The Mou.ton LIght Gnnrd..

Nrw ORLEANS, May 2i.--Houston Light
Guards, from Houston, Texas, arrived this
afternoon, and will participate in the com.
pctltive drill Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-23
That Husband Of Nins

That Nusbnhd Of Vino
Is three times the man he was before he
began using wells Health Remover 81.
Druggists. Depot, Geo. 4. Atkins, Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-23
Affairs Over the Water-The Egyptian
Complications Becoming More
Intricade Arab Bay
Still Serene.
Michael Davitt on the Assassination
lie Believes Ireland Should
Have a New Deal.
Governor ChurchhilPs Little Muss
Public Confidence In Him said
to be mistaken.
A Noted Engli sh Pick.pOcket Nabbcd
in New York.
A Fine Outlook for Filibustering In
the House.
Other Happenings on Sunday.


THAT NAVAL bLmpNnlNA lloNs
PARIS, May 2l.-Intellige has been re-
ceiyed from Berlin that Germany and other
powers have favorably received the com.
muncations of England and France re.
garding the naval demonstration in
Egytian waters, The sultan has intimated
that he will abstain from military prepare
tons connected Herewith beyond sending
some mcn-Oi-war.
EGYPT
LoNpoN May Ola dispatch to the OBJ
server, from Cairo says the ministry are
making strenuous efforts to obtain the sup
port of the notables in the European policy
of resistance Admirals of the English and
French squadrons have no orders what
ever, except to protect Europeans, which
they will be utterly unable to do IN the
event OF resistance as IL would be easy to
destroy the shipping from the land
before fleet could silence single
fort. II is represented here that the
English and French governments
are mistaken if they think Arab Bey will
DO frightened into yielding, at Cairo by the
presence of iron-clads at Alexandria Arab
Bey's adferents assert that Arab can count
upon his army, and that he means to fight.
The khe,lives adherents are calm. -Four
thousand reserves have responded to the
call to arms. Two thousand have gone to
Cairo, and 1000 10 Alexandria.
OBITUARY.
The duke of Grafton is dead aged Go
years.
MICHAEL DAyITT.
Michael Davtt, addressing a meeting of
1rishmen at Manchester, said Nobody
lamcnted the recent murder more than he
did. and nobody was reader to prevent
such crimes in tie future. He declared
that without the presence of the police and
military the property Of Irish landlords
would not be worth months purchase.
He said there could be no alliance
between lrishmen and the English unless
landlordism was completely abolished,
The government could not grapple efectu-
ally with the secret movement when it was
made to appear it was only for the proteo-
ton of wrongcd people. He declared
that If Mr.. Gladstone was in earnest in his
efforts to suppress crime he must be sure of
all agrarian outrages and remove land
lordism, sweep away Dublin castle and
show that he could repose the same conf
dence in Ireland as in Canada.
THE NEW POLICE FORCE.
DUBLIN, May 2l.--Coonel Brackenburn
has been appointed director of criminal in
vestigation of the department. The magis-
trate of police commissioners will report to
him in oil cases of crime. The new force is
composed of q very superior class of men,
Everything will be done to screen their
.avocation.
PARIS, May, Plat Chantilly to-day the
race for the priy du jockey club, Uhe
French derby resulted in a .dead-heat be-
tween Count i Delagrange's chestnut colt,
Daudin, and NJ. Ephrussiss' bay colt, st.
James, between whom the stakes were d.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-05-23
That Churchill Muss.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, May 2o,-Thc long
deferred report of the senate investigation
committee on state treasurer's, now Gov.
ernor Churchill's, accounts and those of
the present state auditor, Crawford, both
running through three terms of two years
each, was filed with the secretary of state
late this afternoon. Tho committee has
been at work since March, 1881, Their
finding is that eN.Troasurer Churchill's
books fail to balance by $l39,ill, from
which he is entitled to credit for $4,000,
for scrip turned over to Treasurer Wood
ruff, but not credited to Churchill ON the
books. The total deficit nearly all belongs
TO this account of scrip. Churchill and the
clerk in his office assert this scrip was
burned according to law, though the books
fail to show proper entries. Governor
Churchill and his bondsmcn express con-
iidence that when the matter goes into
court this will be shown. lie personally
paid little attention to the Office, which was
managed unsysematcally, and develop
mcnts have not shaken public confidence
in his personal integrity,
The daily gazette., 1882-10-24
youv whNAarAKER,s.
* -ACI@1I lJ TI ..L1IQ
Store Not to be Closed

L I .
His Excellency, the Goverlrlor, !,
and His Honor, the Mayor.
very properly ask us to close
our store during the public
festivities Of this week. We
shouldibe happy to do SO, if
we could, without inficting
grievous disappointment on
thousands of people, We
respect the occasion and His
Excellency's and His Honor's
dignity and authority SO much
that we state fully why we
must not close.
We have made considerable
provision for the reception, ac-
commodation and entertain
ment of the great public,
especially of strangers coming
to the city; and it has come to
pass that nearly everybody,
COMING looks forward to 'sgoing
through Wanamaker's." We
have for some days been re-
ceiving inquiries from the
country by people who want
to come to town this week, but
who want, first, to know
whether the Big Store is going
to be open. If we should
close, thousands of people
would cry out with a sense of
personal grievance. If we
keep open, we thereby contrib
ute to the hospitable festivities
OF the time such a memorial Of
the Man of Peace as would
warm his heart more than his
completed statue on the top Of
the new City Hall would;
especially when he remembered
his ancient breathing-placc at
Broad and Market.
We shall therefore, not close
any day till six o'clock, the
usual hour. a,r
We shall release our people
by sections; so that all may
share in the celebration. We,
therefore, have need to ask the
indulgence of visitors; because
a quarter of our people will be
away all the time. On We'd
nesday, owing to the part we
take in the procession, we shall
be unable to deliver goods,
except at railway stations.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-24

The window of 1901 Chest
nut contains to-day a represen-
tatlon of the Landing of Penn;
the window Of 1871 Chestnut
is a room of a prosperous
citizen of PENIS time; and the
window Of 1903 Chestnut con-
tains a handkerchief pic
ture, a picture made out of
handkerchiefs, } representing the
following: PENIS Official Seal;
Clty Seal neXt-after Penn's;
City Seal of to-day, ,Periwinkle,
q flower of PENIS time; Wild
Rose, a flower of all times; and
a pretty medley of handlker-
chiefs, making a fairy-place to
see the pictures in.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-24

DESPITE THE FACT that the County Tax
Collectors sit in their Offices daily, and give
people every chance to pay their taxes and
thus qualify themselves for voting, Rcpub-
lean papers and orators continually howl
that these officers to fall give
Republican voters sufficient oppor-
tunity to pay the taxes the law demands
of them. We wonder what these people have
to say about the officers of the United States
District Court, who coolly requested party
of men from Hockessin, who lost a days
labor In coming to Wilmington
for the purpose of procuring
naturalization papers, to come week later,
as the court was too busy to attend TO them
ON that day. And yet the Clerk of this
court has ample time to make Repub.
lican speeches and go on cunning expedi.
tions; while the Judge is not particularly
overworked at this season of the year. The
naturalization of these laboring men
from Hockessin would have consumed bu,
little time, and to compel them to make an
additional trip in order to secure their citi-
zenship Is not creditable proceeding, to
say the least.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-24

DURING THE TWELVE years the Republi
cans were in control of New Castle county
previous to 1863, they effected no public
improvements, and left nothing but debt
OF 81, 900 upon the almshouse as legacy
OF their rule. Since then, under Demo.
cratic control, the Eleventh street bridge
has been built and rebuilt, the county
seat removed to Wilmington, the
aimshouse property improved, the
institution placed in n better condition than
1t ever was before, and the debt scaled down
oyer one half, and all this was accomplished
In the face of the smallpox cpidemics and
largely increased demands upon the re-
sources of the Trustees of the Poor. Surely
the people of New Castle county do not
wish to return to the old system of large
expenditures with no public improvements
to show for the money thus spent.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-24

IHE FINN BELIEF entertained by many
people that a Republican success in this
state would be followed by mixed schools.
is alarming the Republican leaders into
making hasty and vigorous dcnials. But
when people reflect how frequently in the
past the Republican party has denied its
deliberate intentions and afterwards Ioistcd
obnoxious legislation upon the people, a
denial OF its mixed school incinations should
receive but little ere lence. Mixed
schools curse the roor white people of Ches-
ter county, Pa, and our own splendid
school system will be similarly demoralized
II the Republican party gains control of this
State. Let every man who depends upon
the public schools for the education of his
children remember that vote against the
Republican party is vote against mixcd
schools.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-24

We UNDERSTAND that some of tho less
respondent Republicans are cousoIing them
selves with the delnsion that the GAZETTE
has " let up" as they express 1t, on Mr..
Dick Harrington. They never made a
graver mistake. Why, we are just getting
into the real meat of his corrupt career
Three months ago, though we then knew
something of his history, we had no idea of
the real extent Of the double-dyed deviltry
Of his doings. Republican men of Delwate,
you are nursing viper in your bosom who
will sting even the most devoted of you to
tho death upon the first opportunity that It
serves HIS interests to do So Do not imagine
because this is severe that 1t is abuse. 1t is
plain statement based upon undeniAble
facts. II 1t were not SO none would be
reader to strike back with all the force of
his vindictiye nature than the all but con
yicted felon whose corrupt career we have
stripped to the gaze Of an indignant public.
He dare not open his mouth In contradiction
Of the charges we bring against him, and
neither do his servile henchmen, because he
knows and they know that every single
syllable the GAZETTE has uttered concerning
this matter is the truth that burns and can
not be quenched.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-24

DIsHoNoRABLE Dick HARRINGroN VIII
address d meeting Of Republicans at tho
Opera Honse this evening, snd, upon the
stage, eIbowssto elbow with him, will be
seated, we presume, some Of ouraeitizehs
who, in all matters aside from politics, are
unqnestionabiy among the most honorable
and sterling OF our public men. But pdli-
tics, they say makes strange bed fellows,
and soft ofnccessity does, but 1t Is a deep
disgrace TO the Union and sad commentary
upon our political system that the stress Iof
party interest should have the power to
bring together such extremes Of honor and
dishonor as will be witnessed at the Opera
House tonight. How many of the promi-
nentmen Of this city who will lend the
sanction Of their presence TO Dick Har-
! irington's meeting this evening would
not Blush for shame to have their children
realize the full import Of the fact that they
had given public countenance and support
toa man who, In tho eyes Of all intelligent
men, is rs much d convicted felon as Big
Franki Why, these gentlemen must know,
Il they read ard use their reason, that the
only difference hetween these two criminals
is that the latter, in conformity with the
benefieept laws Of this State, was laslled
upon the bare back for an offence which, In
comparison to Harrington's crime, was
very mild misdemeanor. or the two Big
Frank is by far the more respectable man.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-24

CHAIRMAN HARRINaToN is To bave ,ho
Opera House all TO himself to-n,rht
and VIII doubtless make "the greatest
!" effort of his liie." There is a shrewd ,us-
picion, however, that the main reason for
his lone appearance is that none of tho
party orators in Wilmington care to speak
from the same stage with him. They are
not entirely lost TO all self respect. Posslb,v
however, his old cronies, Fisher, Lonand
ana Watson, may come along just to keen
him from feeling entirely deserted.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-24

asks from tho State and city no loans or
other aid, while ii viii pay some $40, GOO as
its share Of State tax as 80 much relief to
our people from the present burdens Of
taxation. Il viii give to the north side Of
Wilmington a depot, Just as the Pennsyl-
vania company ddesrtd 9he north side Of
BaltimorsiRill fufSlhls tSmpessHg linentv
our citisebs, fAd ebn btfuG ihestimable
benefits 70 onf eity and people ins4aamefA-
BILE w6xs. NO
In View Of these And other considerations
we believe that the people and their real in
terests demand, and that our Council ought
TO give ready and willing assent TO the 70,
quest Of the b. & 0. Company. -
The daily gazette., 1882-10-24

1HE CHRONIC campaign liar of the morn.
ing organ makes the Hon. L. l.. Martin the
subject OF attack, and accuses him of on
deavoring to create C disturbance Mt a Dom.
ocratic meeting in seaford on Saturday. 1t
IS scarcely necessary to deny such ridiculous
assertions, but as the truth is so readily o..
taplshed In this case, we have made inouirv
ana publish the real facts in to-day's paper
AS usual, they show up at least one Repub.
lican In very bad light,
The daily gazette., 1882-10-24

Surahs;; very heavy, all-silk,
good every way, but of un.
even finish as all American
surahs are 1--WE only mean that
they are not like the Lyons
surahs in their icy smoothness)
$l.50. You never saw such
a silk under So.
Ncxt.ou,or ,,..,o JOHN WANAMAKER.
NnntIo1.er main halIrirrce Gr,irce, south entrance to
Never had such a lot O.
cloaking before, nor so good a
place to show 'em. You can
see a hundred or two at a
glance; hung up together.
Look and touch. How will
you better choose q? You
might be worse off with ten
III, tlmes as many to choose from.
There's deal in how you see
things.
ou,o,o,.o,o ,..., JOHN WANAMAKER.
tefcircle, northeast from center.
Bi-Centennial bunting by
the yard.
Tn,r, o,r.,o 49, JOHN wANAMAKER.
Flags, banners, lanterns.
etc.
Basement, K4 A1'i hEh.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
''.ns,n.i, and ig, Thirteenth and Market streeta.
W." wy -hhh square. Philadelphia.