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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08
Personal.

Wv were pleased TO have call ON lost
thursday from Rev. n. h. wickom
VINO IL engaged in the establishment If
sunday School Conventions in the Conn.
.'eS OIL the Southwest. He is engaged
:" sood work, and we hope lie viii be
Ss successful as he is deserving.
Mr. j. a. Dishman of Greendale paid
osa pleasant visit on last Friday.
Mr. John NJ. Widener, called at the
NEWS office last Friday.
we were honored by visit on Friday
last from Mr.. r. o. Loyett, of the
Waynesboro, Ga. HERALD.
Mr.. J. NJ. Harris, effort flackamore.
scott Co., paid this Office pleasant visit
Oh last Thursday. He is one of Old
scotts lvest merchants, Ia pleasant
agreeable, and gentlemanly in his deal
ings.
Misses Lizzie Picken and Nora StefF-
ner have returned from an extended Wis
it to Wythe County.
o''r genial friend, C. p. Crumley, of
the firm Of Crnmlcy & Barker, at Men,
dota and Hansonville, Va, was in town
last Friday.
Mr.. W. w. James returned few DAYS
ago from an extended visit to his iron
and coal lands in Wise. He left again
last Saturday, to visit the coal mines
near Rye Cove, Scott County, where he
has at work about 30 hands.
Miss Annie Williams, of Lynchburg,
daughter of Capt. Henry Williams, of
the N. 4 W. X. r., is visiting friends in
town, and is the guest of Mr.. W. S.
Minor.
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ilouS about is 20 AT in the present so rs
70 be fortified in the future. Whtn lSt A
arrives it will be time enough 10 consid-
or the claims of Presidential usplrants.
Let us clear shg deck now for action
then. Supporting the policy that will
crush our worst enemy now and lberate
our friends, will not make us any less
Republican in 1884. The nervous gen.
tlemen who are frightened at plantOms
protest most too much about 1854. For
six years their political associates have
been ti3d hand and foot by Bourbon de-
vices, aud the opportunity is prcscnte |
TO break the cords in 1854. Is it wisdom
TO neglect this important present duty,
for a shadowy and underlined something
two years hence! The nomination of
Mr.. Dawson and the policy suggested
by the Committee has nothing in it but
obstruction. 1t is the rule or ruin idea,
but in this instance will amount 10 very
little on either point. 1t will prove to
be Il Committee without following
programme without a support, and will
only have the effect to expose the shoT-
sightedness and reckless Selfishness OF
those who have thus announced that
rather than have the measures they de
clare for practically enforced in way
not their own, they will not have them
at all. The force they would speak for
is powerless of itself. It can do nothing
effective, but aid its known enemies.
And this they will do rather than join
with others who aim ut proper results,
but insist upon Il different way to ac-
complish them. Such folly is too trans
parent to command serious attention. It
will mislead only those who want to be-
mislead, and who prefer to rule in hell
to serving in hcaycn--a bcggarly few
who will not be felt IN the general count
in November Dissatisfaction ThyiaiG,
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WESTWARD DAILY.
CONNECTIONS.

At PETERSBURG, with r. &P. h. II.
far Richmond and points on G. 4 o. Ry.,
fredericksburg, Washington Baltimore and
the North and Fast. Through Pullman
Car from Petersburg to New York. Solid
trains Petersburg TO Washington.
Al BURKEvILLE,with X. & D. n. r. for
the South.
AtLYNCHRuRG, with Va. Mid. r. r.
10 and from the South md North, and with
Richmond 4 Allegheny r. R. for Lexington,
Natural bridge, Buchanan, Williamson's,
and G. & o. ny. points.
At BRISTOL, with East Tenn, Va. 4 Ga.
n. II. for Knoxville, Dalton, Chattanooga
and all points South, West and South west.
Nos. ! and I have Through Sleepers to
Chattanooga and Memphis. No. has
Pullman sleeper from IynchburG via Dali
ton and Atlanta to New Orleans, connecting
thence with Sleeper 10 Houston and San
Antonio, without change. Only one change
from Lynchburg TO San Antonio in Pullman
cara.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08

resolution of the Porte 10 dispatch troops
10 Egypt was based upon the tenor Of
the identical note and satisfied the pow
ers, but the attitude adopted by England
in suoerdinating her acceptance of the
arrival and cooperation of Turkish
troops to the proclamation of Arab Pasha
contrasted with the satisfaction cx-
pressed by the other powers. The
Porte never declined the assistance Of
the Pow ers to maintain the statu quo.
which was proved by Turkey accepting
the conditions of the Identical note re-
lating to the future OF Egypt. Regard
ing the issue of a proclamation declaring
Arab Pasha rebel, the Porte hopes the
conference will approve ofthe proclama-
ton being issued simultaneously with
the presence Of Ottoman troops in
Egypt, in order to obtain an eflcacious,
practical result. Whenever disorders
require the adoption of such vigorous
measures as proclamation TO explain
the situation and to impeach subject of
the Sultan, who was decorated at a mo-
ment when munifesting fidelity, 1t must
derive its force from immediate cooper
alton with the Imperial troops, whose
absence at the PRONUNCIATION OF the pro-
clamation would render the proclama-
ton barren of results. In the present
state of things circumference will recog-
niZe in the Porte a sincere desire to re-
store order and establish loyal under
standing with the Powers.
Mussulman trades people in Stamboul
attach labels bearing Arab Pasha's name
to their goods. The articles thus ticket
ed sell readily. 1t is stated that Russia
rejoined the conference on account OF
assuring explanations given by England.
The Russian circular announcing the
withdrawal of Russia from the confer
ence states that as soon as England took
part apart from the conference, Russia
withdrew. OnOu, the Russian rcpresen-
tative, announcing this decision OF his
government, expressed such friendly
sentiments toward the Porte that the lat
ter was enabled to ask Onou to display
them by remaining rather than quitting
the conference.
A Port Said dispatch says: The Brit
ish men-ofwar strongly occupy the STU
ez canal at Herat, Ismailia and Suez.--
All Europeans have left Suez. Only
| four French men-ofWar remain III
Egyptian waters.
A MASSACRE FEARED.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 3.-Last evening
and to-day, alarm was caused by rumors
Of IN impending massacre of Christians
The patrols have been ordered to increase
their vigilance, and the police to coniis-
cate sticks from natives.
PRISONERS AT CAIRO.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 3.-News from
Cairo to the 30th ult. states that seven
teen Pashas are imprisoned in the cita-
del. Among the number is Ali Sheriff
Pasha, who was arrested because he EN-
ployed Greek guards at his house.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08

The gentlemen who posed MS the
Straightout Republican Committee on
the 18th, pretend 10 be concerned for the
Presidential canvass Of 1854. Two years
will have to ulaspso before that contest
will open. II the meantime there are TO-
900 voters In Virginia who have been
kept from the polls by Hn uir0nsltli-
tioiial restriction upon the ballot IN
preparing for 1891, would II not be- we'll
enough In 1882 to avail of the opportun.
us to cmanclpatc these voters and cloillc
them with ali the rights Of The free cii.
leus, ~ they can have n voice IN deter.
mining the political attitude Of Virginia
In 1882 We aTs not tiat now consurn'
ei with anxiety as N who shall b. th'
Republican nominee IN 1874 We ar,
vc'y certain the Republicans nj Virginii
viii have say IN IT, What wc ARE sole
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Mothers M.thcrsa Mothers

Are you disturbed NJ night aud broken
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perfectly sale TO use IN all eases, anu
pleasant TO the taste, aud II the pretcrlpi,
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physicipns aud nurses IN the UNIV,
States. Sold everywhere. 70 cen,s u
bottle. Jan, ~, WY
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Stock of Millinery for Sale.

The undersigned not wishing to carry
on the Millinery business, offers for sale
the entire stock Of MILLINERY, NoTIoNs
d FANCY GOODS of Mrs. Il. Galloway
tdec'd.) AS this is the largest and best
business Of the Kind between Iynchhurg
and Knoxville, it presents splendid
opening for some young and cntcrpris-
ing person. For terms &C., call OH or
write to. u. NJ. GALLAWAY.
L. S. All persons are hereby notified,
that unless they come forward aud pay
up, the accounts will he put ont tor col
lection. As the money is needed to set
tie up the business.
Respectfully,
Il. NJ. GALLAWAN.
Courier and Reporter please copy.
July II, SET
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THE STARRY SKIES IN AU-
GUST.
Providence Journal.

Star-gazers in August will find materi-
ri for great enjoyment MS they look up
ward on star-lit nights. Venus takes
the lead IN the evening sky, and is. first
on the programme in her brilliant con-
junction with Mars ut q o'clock on the
evening of the ID, the planets at that
time being only five minutes apart. The
planets are below the horizon ut their
nearest point, but will be close enough
together on the evenings of the lst and
I'd to make an interesting Illustration OF
the seemingly near approach of our
brother and sister planets rs they wGnd
their winding way around the sun. Five
minutes Is about one-siXth Of the aver
age diameter of the moon. Jupiter takes
the lead In the morning sky, holding his
court surrounded by brilliants Oft the first
order. An exhibition Of special interest
may be expected on the morning of the
9th, when the waning crescent of the old
moon pays her respects 10 the king Of
stars. Evening and morning stars are
equally balanced during the month, Ven
us, Mars and Uranus honoring the even
ing sky, Jupiter, Saturn and Neptune
grazing the morning sky, and Mercury
dividing the honor, being half tie time
morning star and half the time evening
star. The full moon Of the 2Sth will
food with silver light the serene nights
OF the last week Of sumner. Tie Att
gust metcOrs on the nights Of the 9th,
10th, aud 18th will give variety to the
programme ~ they fall with their fiery
trains. Night after night, the grand
concavc stretching above our heads,
studded with points Of shining light, viii
furnish studies Of fresh interest to the
lover Of the stars, while every movement
of every star will illustrate the harmony,
symmctery, and obedience to law tlat
prevail In the myriad worlds that people
the boundlcS depth of spnce.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08

LONDON, Aug. IA Constantinople
dispatch says At the conference, to-
day, Onoll, the Russian representative,
and Said PnCha, the Turkish delegate,
made declaration on behalf of their
respective Governments. Lord DulIerln
explained Bnglund's action ut AleXan-
dria. lie said that The forts had been
destroyed solely ~ u measure Of the de-
Tense, and the steps which followed were
lmpclled by force. Bngland's sole ob.
ieut WIS TO restore peace and order, to
secure free navigation Of the SlieS canal
and restore the authority OF the khcdlyc,
while preserving liberty Of action.
Events might render II necessary Ior
England 10 accept the cooperation OF
any power ready 10 give Il. Lord Duf.
lcrln added 1--WE also accent the Sui.
tan's friendly aid We are glad to he re-.
lieved Of the uncertainty OF regarding
the real intention Of the Sultan, caused
by the decoration bestowed upon Arab
Pasha. We still require that procla.
nation be issued, supporting the author
ity OF the khcdivc and declaring Arab
rasha REBEL
The ottoman plunipotcntlarica made
the following declarations 1--WE hav,
taken the communication Of Lord Dui
fcrin and each member Of The conference
regarding the point that England |
Obliged to maintain troops IN Egypt II
consequence ol The action VI tho Porte
The Ottoman representatives arc Of Nv
opinion that action IN The part Of tll
Sultan would DO murd prartI
osl aud o0lCaclout than action by Bng
land The assertion Of uactiou on n
part OF the Porte IL unioundul, NJ afic
tie presentation ~ he identical note m
Porte agreed N take part IN the confci
cnce ana dispatch troops 10 Egypt III
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08

-Ir Il an ancient custom In Essex, Eng
land that any married couple who can
prove aud swear they have not had q elll-
gle quarrel for a year and . day after
marriage shall receive from the munclp-
nj authorities fat pig aud a cask OF alc'
Since the sixteenth century these re-
wards for domestic fidelity have only
been given 10 three couples, 1910, III
W.T. and IN 1889. The municipality W.,
no fear 81 bankruptcy through mar''a'
COupcnIality.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08

Malaria, Chills and Fever, and Bilious
attacks positively cured with Emory's
Standard Cure Pills--an Infallible remedy:
never fail 10 cure the most obstinate, long
standing cases where Quinine and all other
rsnic' hll failed. They are prepared
expressly for malarious sections, in double
boxes, two kinds of Pills, containing n
strong cathariic and chill break or, sugar
coated; contain no Quinino or Mercury,
causing no gripping or pureing; they are
mild and efficient, certain in their action
and harmless in all cases' they offcctually
cleanse the System and give new life and Wig
or to the body. As a household remedy they
are unequaled. For Liver Complaint their
equal IL not known; one box will have q
wonderful effect on the worst case. They
are used and prescribed by Physicians, and
sold BY Druggists everywhere, or sent by
mail, rs and so cent boxes. Emory's Little
Cathartic Pills, best ever made, only IL
Cents. standard Cure Co., ia Nassau
Street, New York. April II, 's2-sm
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SUBURBAN SITE FOR SALE.

offer for sale or favorable terms,
6, 3, 10 or more acres Of land on the ele-
walton IN rear Of the Powell or Minor re-
sidcncc on Mary street, boundary and
size to the suit purchaser. This is ;hC
finest view In the vicinity Of Bristol, be.
ing the land now owned by j. W
owen. Apply to /. G. Fowler.
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Captain John S. Wise,

Readjuster candidate for Congress-
State at large-will address the people
at the times and places following:
u. Floyd thouse, Monday
(court-day,) August l4th.
- Roanoke, Salem, Tuesday
(court-day,) August 18TH.
II. Lynchburg. We lnesday night
August 18th.
10. Pittsylvania, Monday court
day. August 2lst.
l6. Franklin Courthouse, Tuesday
(court day August 22l.
II, DanvIlle, Thursday night, Az
gust oath.
Is. Aocomac Courthouse, Monday
court day } August 2Sth.
10. Chincoteauge Island, Tuesday
Especial August 29th.
20. Bell Haven, Wednesday [spe
cial, August Goth.
81. Eastville, Thursday Tsp ecia',
August 3lst
SErTEM BIER.
% Norfolk, Saturday night, Sem
tember ID.
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parsnnaI. To Men Only.

THE voLTAIc BELT Co, Marahall,
Mich, will send DIR. DYES CELE-
DRAFTED ELEcTRo-VOLTAIc BELTS
AND ELECTRIc APPLIANCES on trial
Tor thirty days to men (young or old
who are afflicted with Nervous Debii,
ity, Lost Vitality and Menhood, and
kindred troubles, guaranteeing speedy
and o mplete restoration ofhealth and
manly vIgor. Address AZ above; ~
B.-No risk Ia Incurred, as thirty
days trial Ia allowed.
Nov. Il Silly.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08

Thanks. Our thanks are due Hon. A..
Fulkerson, for copy Of the report Of
the select Committee on transportation
routes to the seaboard. II is substantial
ly bound, aud contains much valuable
information.
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Advertising.

The trouble with great many business men
is, says an exchange, that they try dash In
the pam method of advertising, and because
print does not bring In II regular throng OF
customers they conclude that advertising does
not pay. Every man engaged In u legitimate
business ought to be u liberal, careful advcr-
is sadly neglected
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08

Spring Dale Whlskey has Il world
wide reputation and can be had only of
u. Rosenheim, Baltimore. lie being
he exclusive patcntoc, aud proprietor Of
that celebrated brand.
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Eastward Daily.
NECTIONS.

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first and second class tickets ma low ny
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For further information M TO Tickets
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Try Buttons Raven Gloss for
polishing and preserving La
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Anderson & Carr's.
"Sond Nc n Leaf.n
"sond mo n leaf ere the summer dies,
Kissed by the light Of my native skies (;
Send me u leaf from our trysting tree,
Over the son. love, over tho scn.n

"Sing mo the old songs" says one who be-
llcvcs that no songs are IN sweet ~ the old
ones Hut here we have, from our great South
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The beautiful words arc by Fanny Crosby, the
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Bargains in Ingram, all WOO
and Oil Carpeting, at
Anderson & Carr's.

THE VIRGINIAs for July has numerous arti-
cles Of SPECIAL interest in reference to matters
in Va. and w. Va. Especially worthy of notice
are those on the variation of the Magnetic
Needle ia Tidewater Va; Notes on Geolog of
W. Va. by Prof. I. c. White; Gov. spotswood
and Iron-making in Va. Roanoke City; Males
of voting age in Va; Coal and Coke traffic of
G. & o. Ry,; Va. Minerals; The Tides of James
River; The Brush Creek Gold District by w.
NJ. Fontaine; Iron Ore Reports of 10th Census;
Iron Ores and Goals of s. W. Va; the First
Blast of Low Moor Furnace; Traffic OF s. V.
R. r.; Production of Precious Medals in Va
etc.-Published by Jed Hotchkiss Staunton,
Va, 81 a year, 25cts. n single number.
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BAILEY McCnosKEy, ~ - "

VIRGINIA. AT Rules held IN the CLERKS Of.
v hce OF The Circuit Court Of Washington
County, ON the first Monday In August, isgl.
A. q, sharrctt, Plaintiff.
W.
CATHrnlNt y SHAgRrfr. James shnrrcit, in
cob Rust, Elizabeth his wife. 1. n MuNpOWrn.
Isaac, James Mamie, Mary, Incy, John and
Jacob Mumpowcr, children ~ Hnrnh Ann Mum.
power, deceased, jOuS NHAnnHi-r. Hnnnnln
thnrrctt, nAyibeHAHnBtr and i. y FLrrNon.
Admir- oi Jncob ShHrrcti, deceased, Defendants
~ CHANCERY.
The uhlrvi ~ this suit ~ ~ obtain ~ settle.
nirnt NJ The estate ~ Jacob Shntfrtt, decreased.
anu tU distribute the same amongst those pnti
tied hnd u appearing thnt by satisfactory ~.
ldencu that the 1tipndhnip, james shnirptt
Jacob Rust, nnd Elizabeth his wife, and llpnln.
min Nhnfrrtt urr nun4rpsidpnts " this tom.
mOnwUnlth, n " therefore ordered that sald
non.rcFilgnts, dttrndants, appear here within
one month after due publication hereof and
% what may be- nrccsfary ~ protect Their ln.
trrrrt in tins suit
AcorT. rtts,
49,. hr. UusBY, C.C.
Wood nurson. T. q-Ang. Hiv.
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PETERsoN's MAGAZINE, for September, opens
with charming steel-engraying, from pict-
ure in the last Paris SALON; which is followed
by beautiful doubt-slzc, colored steel fash
template and this by nearly Atty wooden
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number more than maintain the high merit Of
this wcl-known and popular monthly: ono, by
Mrs. NJ. Sheffey Peters, "Jhc Chain Of Hair" is
particularly good; while Mrs. Stephens Love
In Tangle" grows more and more absorbing.
No other lady's book combines so many quail
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Certainly, everybody ought To take this mnga-
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nut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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lies, ever made. Emory's Little ca'haruo
Pills, plcasant to tale, sugar'coa'eii TOT
gripping, only 10 cents q boz Of Drusgi'" o'
by mail. Standard Cure Co., ia Napsau
Street New York. April H. t2-em
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A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat


should be stopped. Neglect frequently
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Consumption. BROWNS BRONCHIAL
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for nearly an entire generation, they
have attained well-meriied rank among
the few staple remedies of the age. Sold
ut % cents n box everywhere.
Jan. q, SLY
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"BUCHUPAIBA y

Quick, comp etc cure. all annoying Kid
ney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases. 81,
Druggists.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-08-08

II you desire n pure whiskcy distilled
from Rye only aud Of great age call a'
Va. House or Nlckels House, and call
for RosenheIm's Spring Dale.
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SKINNY MEN.

Wells iiealh nenewer" rseiorss htallo
and vignr, cures Dyspcpvis, Impotence
Sexual Debility. VI,
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HENRY FINK, v. p. 4 Genp Mang'r,
CHAS. p. NNTrH,
Gen'l. H. and Pass. Agent
w. A. CAR \ ENTER.
Asst. q. +. h Pass, Agent,
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