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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-06-10
A Terrible Explosion.

SAN ANTOINE, Texas, June "A ter
rible explosion iu tunnel No. l on the
G.. p. and r. railway extension, 0ccurr-
I'd yesterday. Two hundred kegs Of
blasting powder being touched off by
wOrkmen on the eas. end Of the extern
sion the wOrkmen at the west end were
ut once overwhelmed with earth, rock
and trees. Three men were killed and
five wounded.
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OF oil tumultuous horrors the most
incredible b reported form the Hun
garian village Of Belenyes. A hand
some man Of forty-five and . devil-may-
care youth Of twenty became enamored
Of . pretty young widow Who kent .
wine shop. Jealous Of the favors shown
to the boy the man lay in wait to kin
him, but irsteaa fell victim to the sun.
erior strength Of his rival. An investi-
gation proved beyond question that the
that the. pretty widow was the daughter
OF one and the sister Of the other. It was
. grimfate which brought these three to-
9ether after . separation which cyan
during the infancy Of the children.
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The Striking Brickmakers.

CHICAGO, June 1.-The Chicago and
Western Indiana Railroad has re-elect-
ell its old director and officers. The
south and west side .triking brick
nmk~r have Unexpectedly refused to
acs'e,t . compromise and return to
work. The north side yards are, how
ever, In full operation aud It h hoped
tn. others wall resume to-day.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-06-10
Expulsion Of q Stock Exchange
Member.

NEW York, June 7.-Presi0ent Law
renee Of the stuck exchange announced
that the governl: 9 COMMITTEE found
the exchange. The charges against GEO.
H1"nnedy were that he allowed bis part
ner Hutchings to conduct wrongful
could have prevented them. These
charges were not sustained by the nee
essary two-thirls vote Of the commit
tee
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-06-10
The Tariff Commission.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-The Presi-
dent nominated IA members Of the Tar
if commission VIM. A. Wheeler, Of
New York, Chairman; John L. Hayes,
Mass. Henry w. Oliver, IT,, Penn,
Austin NJ. Garland; ([lls., Jacob AM
her. (O.,) John ;. Phelps, MO- Robert
p. Porter, ID. g., John w. H. Under
W" d, (Ga.,) and Duncan F. Kenner,
tLa.)
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z~~.<~-.se r. THE sENI-WEEKLY MINER.


SAN FRAHC1sco, June IA Portland
dispatch figures on the legislature . Sol.
lows: The senate cous1gl0 q thirty ana
the hose Of sixty members. The Re-
publioAns have, ine)uding the holdovess,
}ltteen senatoEs; the Democrats 10. TIE
senate y doubtful with the pgObootl1ttes
in favor Of the Republicans. In the
houpe The Republicans have - end The
Dsmocrais q; doabtf0l q, q which two
are psobabiy Republican,. 0nnting to
the Demoosats every doubtful county,
the legislature will 10 tic on joint ballot.
The Republicans, however, c!atm the
leGislature BY ksur on joint ballot. The
Den,ocraes aIe inclined to concede that
Il will - tie.
Charles ]. GUNNER; receiving teller
Of the Bank Of California, sujcided tbto
morning Ut bic resldenoe. Theace = a.
tributed to losses In stocks. Bank on
cials ny biz aocounts are ill right.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-06-10
That TAll0Ot Devil.

There were % many pretty girls on
the stage in "Favaft" that / really
could not centre my affections on any
one of them. / tried most conscien-
tios,sly, but could not. So soon a. my
eyes became fixed on . short, plump
girl in blue, she was Immediately
eclipsed by tall. slender one in white.
] think I inclined to white, Of whom
there were four. And that reminds me
Of little story.
Once upon : time leo runs the tale)
there lived In China . mandarin who
wore the crystal cutton. He was q low
er Of his kind-both kinds. mankind
and womankind-so he married. Then
his troubles began. It b sometimes the
case outside Of China. Our mandarin
became misogynist. He Transferred
the hatred he bore his wife to the whole
sex. Taking bis infant son he left the
haunts Of men, determined that the boy
should never gaze upon female face.
Years passed away. The boy became
. man. Like Colin, he was = youth
who never saw . woman. Itgoee with
out saying that be We happy.
One day the father Was shout to 10 70
the nearest city, - was his want 1t
times. for necessary purchases. Hither-
% he 0a0 always gone alone. But this
time the son besOu9ht him 90 earnestly
that he weakly yielded, and allowed the
son 70 accompany hum. On their way
out Of the city they met some curious
beings who wore their hair strangely
leo thought the sony, and who laughed
and chatted incessantlv.
Look, father. look!'' cried the con.
look at those strange creatures. What
are they?"
..TuIn away your head, my son, I"
said the father, hastily; 'cover your
eyes. Even the sight OF them wreeks
evil 70 man. They are DEVILS"
The youth reluctantly did - he was
bid, and they returned to their noun
tain home. But not to their old life.
fDr the son was moody and tacituru.
For days he remained 70, till finally the
distressed father implored him to reveal
his secret grief The youth long remain
ed silent, hut 1t Last, bursting into tears,
he spoke:
10 fathes!'' be cried, ''fqsgive me, bat
that tellest deviHoi., that tallest devil,
father"
This story came to my mind - I
gased upon the tallest Of the four d.
llem0iseiles.
But then am not boy.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-06-10

CHICAGO, June IA Kansas CITY
special detailing the lecture by DR..
Riches Of Kansas City, on Jesse James,
ut which Mrs. James and Mrs. Samuels
were pre-. ent but only Sd other pers0ns,
81 the lecture was simply recital Of
the many train ana bank robbefies COM
mitted during the past ten years with
which the name Of the dead outlaw has
been connected. Mrs: James wept.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-06-10
Willard and Party 1t 0lendive.

Willard and Party 1t c3endive.
GIL NDIvE, Mont, June 7.-Henry
Willard and party arrived this morning
surveying the Northern Pacific road
which is In fine condition and fast near
ing completion. Crols al along are In
splendid condition. Towns and villages
have grown wonderfully during the past
year.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-06-10
Pistols and Oo@oO.

New ORLEANS, June IA duel Wa
fought this m0Fning ct the slaughter
house between Major Ed. Burke, Of the
1ynses-D Democrat, and G. n. Parker, edi-
tor Of the Pjcaywae. Pistols were used.
Five shots were exchanged. At the
Nth shot Burke was shot through the
thixh. The wound II not considered
danRerOus.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-06-10

LONDON, June 7.-Davitt In . speech
ut Liverpool last night said ne Wa in
favor Of land becoming national prop
erty. He considered the coil Of Ireland
csMild be purchased for tenants for E140,-
OND.OOO In Government hOn()s payable
in 80 yesns. He denounced the Dublin
Castle rule - Z mOnstrua.S failure.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-06-10
A Tired Paramour Returns to hid
Home.

ST.. LOUIS, June 7.-JOhn Curt II Who
clipped with Mn. Jennie Dixon two
n, 'nths ago returned here tn his parents.
Mns. Dixon n 1t prevent In San Anto-
nio. Texas, but the Curtis family IL en-
de~v0sing 70 arrange matters % abe can
return to her mothers house. Mr. Dix
on and children are In Iowa. A divOrce
suit n pending In the c,urt here against
his wife. Young Curtis had tired of
Mn. Dixon and was induced by his
br0thogD to return home.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-06-10

Emis>t.,n Aversion, to- Society, Dtmness Of Wis
Ion, Noises the Head the vital duid passing
unOl,ss,rve. n the urine and mary other tlle'
eaaas that aai ~ Insanity and death
M WSNTOE " IL agree ~ forfeit nv" 99oee'
OreO ODssDOara fora III this kind the W "a !.
0ED U~DsAs1VE under his spa: vi advice And
treaimert) will not CT ". or for am thtrK Im
pure or luxurious found ~ II. DN NuNJJD
ire t. "n ss.'-"~ - '"~ successfully WlChOu
mercury. q; nxusoosja0 FREE. ThOr.uxh ex
animation aud a.lvtc Including acalys's n
urine. as Price Of v1a0l 0e~e~p0s1ve. -
oOttle. or (Dur times the quantity <l0; sent +
any address upon rec-ipi ~ price. or G. u. D.
secure from OhservatiW and Nv private name
il.,es red, by 4 Z WIN GU, u. ..
Who In q regular p, ys!cian. (krA:uate VI the
Univerxity If Pennsylvsnia.)
n KeaSeey ~. 800 Fpo0esse0. C~oos
SAMPLE BOTTLE FNEE.
eent on application by letter. statinx symp-
toms: sex and age. COMMUNICATIONS 'tr'ctly
confidential.
% m0N C1oeU KIDNEY 0GNE0Y. III.
P0o 81 C1lr3, cures a)l kinds Of Kidney and
B1a l,ler Complaints. (;0OrTh0ea. 0leet, Leu00F.
rhee. For sale by oil d. aget*ts; ~ . bottie.sls
m MiNTSEw nANO LlON PlLsA. are the
best and chez. pest % TSP EpSlA a'1 301oOCo
cure In the r1e' ket. For sale by all druxgixts
vjuly19tl
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Polkardotted neckerchielb are q rnee.
The square b Of null, In some pale, blue
pink, cream or yellow tint, and the dots
are - large - Scent niece. &.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-06-10
Ross ON His way 70 Meet Hanla'

TORONTO, June 7.-Wallaee Ross pass-
ed through on bis way to Winnipeg.
illness. He said he would do the right
thing.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-06-10
The Great English Remedy

II . neVer.161Ijllg cure
Tor Nervous DEBILITY .
Exhausted VII atty,
&C. l. al Wea x,stsss
9D,erma t.rrh GA Looe1U
NANA (DGDoD. lllIDO
Lt's,cy. Paralysis. and
al the terrible effects
~ saelf-AhlSe. y. ulhlul
'tsl)jeS AMI exc0oRR(sS In
"aturer yessrx--such ~
Loss Of Mesn,ry. Las.
sjtulle, EOcturno!
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Tnse. viii ~ special 10 z ING hett @ ~!
CsstDs He'll, fri 10y evening, ApsIO u. W.. ~
IN ah0p " sDsGl0s ~
CHA< 4 NiiUleM AKeR Prrst..
D CoueN. ~ aaec'y. tDap9 ltd
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-02
The Age of Miracles.

"Do we believe in miracles" Alonzo ?
Well, we should preach. When n man
can ait down in n New York restaurant
and have brook trout, spring chicken,
ycnison steak and seed bird served of
the same old soup bone, we are ready TO
take in any miracle you eve: sawin print.
Believe IN miraclrs? When the Ameri-
can farmer can. put q quart OF strawber-
rics IN a box that won't. hold pint of
aand; wien almost any coal dealer can
make seventeen hundred weight ton
when common looking clerk can N cas-
IRE n whole yard at one sweep of thir-
ty-thrcc Inch stick; whcii 4 ten pound
block Of ice looks small alongside four
ounce bailstene; when any bar-keeper
turns whiskey into water before he opens
up IN the morning; when you can put
out fire with illuminating oil; when
You can find miraculous draught OF
fishes IN the blue milk; when commit
tee Of women at q church fair can make
barrel Of soup with one cove oyster (;
Shen--tlo we believe in miracles, doubt
ing Alonzo9 1t is an age of Miracles
The world is full of miracles, or over-run
with rascals. You may accept either in
terprctation.-Barlington Haickeye.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-02
y nomAstin REGIMES.

Velvet Cfeam--Put into a pan one
ounce Of isinglass, half a pint of sher-
ry, the Juice Of lemon and half the
rind with two or three ounces of su.
gar. Let it boil gently till the isin-
glass is melted, then strain through a
piece of muslin into pint and hall
of cream Keep string until nearly
cold, and then put into moulds, first
wet with clear water. a
jerusalem Cream--One quart OF
cream, one third of box of gelatine
three tablespoonfuls Of brandy. Dis
solve the gelatine in the brandy, then
stir in the cream very gradually. Set
it in the oven until lukewarn, or stir
it constantly over the fre-then pour
it into moulds. This is delicious.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-02
tftB0fftttnn Al
Aal Married Folks Would DO
a Happier

lithouietfl alswer6ncvcr told to neigh
bnrs. nHn.rF ~ 60
n they Kissed and nmdc up alter ever!
suuarrel, 49, Al u'nwsi llN a. CAD
II household expenses Ncfc proper
toned 70 rccelpte.
" they tried TO be agreeable. "a It
Il each w6uld try aud ID Z snppor
aud conloft topacli 0tller. li '' d W
II each rpmamLcrcd tho etlicr was
hunNit bcing, not angel.
II women were 10 Nnd 10 their hps
3bands MS they are their lovers. Z 4
II fuel aud provisions laid In dur
Ing the high tile OF sumner, -.
IL both partlce remembered that tliel
werc murdcd for worse az Won as 70
better - -. -.
II mcn were m moughtnl of lhel
wives ~ they are OF their sNoethnnris.
W " there wcfc fewer SIX and yolve
street gcsipnCs aud more plain. ti'l,
homan hresacR.
II there were fcwcr .plOasc darllagp'
~ public and more conlnlon manners h
private, 800 rrslftf..g On
n wives aud lnislal,ls would taxi
some plNasntc Ne they ~ along, aud no
,lpxpnprnte Into pnnic tuillng tnachlnes
ilectealldn n neressnrv 20 keep The hear
IN H. place. and Ia Esi along Without J
lsGbls uislqLS, Seltg tsatlaDa
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From An Honest Readjuster.
For the Whis.I

ror the WnlS'I .t. ,.r..
WHITE GATE, GnEs Co., YAsl
rm April 81, 1882. a
= The Fundcr papers of the State say
that "lhe honest Readjusters Of the
country will not be led into the Republic
can party by Malone )" but the Rcadius,-
ers Of Giles fully endorse the Vines
position In supporting Arthur's Amin
istration. The "honest Rcadjusters" OF
Southwestern Virginia are not going to
be fooled back into Funderism by Mas
seyism, or Newberryism. We have no
use for such traitors to our noble cause.
and when the people of this glorious Old
Ninth district go to the polls next No
vember thev will cast such u shower of
ballots for The Administration candidate
for Congress as to shake Fundcrism and
It's twin brother. Newbcrryism, from
''sill to bottom.'' The position of the
VINO is right in endorsing Mr.. Fowler's
position rs to the duty OF Readiustcrs IN
the Congressional election. The "hon-
est Readjnsters" will endorse the WING
and Bristol NelcS. The people are dis
gustcd with the Big -Four. .e.
w. G.. II.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-02

q IL
We have received tho May humber Of
ihc Original English Chatcr6or from the
American publishers, 9Icssrs, Estes &
d.suriat. Boston, Mass. This Is the best
scbildren's magazine In ulegworld; con-
siaIning 80 pages, and 10 .full-page illns-
sfr'tlons each month. ~ s 49,,
~ y hls "a worldwide reputstion,- and
more than a million children In England
and America read Its charming stories.
To receive Jonr dollars ,corth for one
You have only to send one dollar directly
70 the publishers, and they win send
postpaid. Chatterbor; and TO EVERY NEW
.suBscRrBER u beautiful steel engraving
us "a Inches, price $500 of a little
girlpuzzling over her first sum, and Gu
titled Ought aud Carry one.'' (
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-02

Al kidney and urinary complaints
especially Brlghl's Disease, Diabetes and
liver troubles Hop Bllters will surcly
aud lnktingly cure Cases cxnctly Tx,
your own have bean cured In your own
ncighborhood, and YOU can lind reliable
proof ut hotnc OF what Hop Blttcrs haI
ana rnu do
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-02
Fadod colors Iseafored

Faded or gray hair gradually recov-
ers its youthful color and lustre by
The used OF Parkers Hair Balsnni. an
elegant dressing, admired for it purity
and rich perfume.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-02
THE BRISTOL NEWS
=. &C.. -. I. q. FCNLEk. a 70
.sa ssrron AMI pRopRIEroR.


When the mlsts have rolled In splendc
from the beauty OF the hills, H
And the sunshine, warm aud tender,
- Fails In kisses on the rills, -
We may read loves Ginning letter,
In the rainbow Of the sprsy; -
We shall know each other better 4.
When the t1iets have cleared away.
We shall know as we are known,
Nevertnore to walk alone,
In the dawniug of tlic morning.
When the mists have cleared away.
II we err In human blindness, 8a
And forget that we are dust, ~
If we miss the law of Kindness, (
When We struggle to behist, B &
Snowy wings of peace shall cover
q W Allthe pain that clouds our day,
When the weary watch IL over,
s And the mlsts have cleared away,
We shall know ns we are known,
80 Neyermore 10 walk alone, h. ~
In the dawning of the morning,
20 When the mists have cleared away.
When the silyery misis have vailed us
Ell From the faces Of our own,
on We deem their love has failed us,
49, And we tread our patti alore;x "a
Wesbould zee them near and TRULY
We should trust them day by day.
Neither lovenor blame lindnly. a..
a II the misfs were cleared away.
We shall know MS we are known
Nevcrmorc ii walk alone,
In The dawning OF the morning,
When tile mists have cleared away.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-02

The volume Of tho Bdzuy Vein. vm
the first Number for January q. e,d WY, W"
Wien no time Is mentioned, it viii !, w.,
derstood that the subscriber wisLr,, , .u'
mence with the number next Alter m V :.
ceipt OF order. "'"
The last twelve ANNUAL volumes az
rER's Bazaar, in neat cloth bindis, rN,
be sent by mail, postage paid, orbv ' w
PRESS, free Of expenpt provided The f,S;,,,
docs not exceed one dollar per volume ~
81 90 each. '"
Cloth Cases for each volume, sui,.bl, ,
binding, will b sent By mail, pos,nail, "
receipt Of 81 90 each. ''
Rsmktsnces should lo mad. no
Pest. Once Money Order or Dran ~
avoid chances Of less, "
Newspapers ara 1mt 10 eopy Aso 3D.
Observation-Disclosures ErJ,rra ordc,
of HARPER BROTHrRs.
i Address
HARPER BROTHERS
feb "a, 80 New York.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-02

An effective medicine for kidneys dis
eases, low fevcrs and nervous prostra-
tion, and well worthy of u trial, is
Browns Iroil Bitter. ni
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-02

A pure strengthening tonic, free from
whiskey and alcohol, cures dyspepsia,
and similar diseases 1t has never been
eQuallcd. Browns Iron Bittcrs.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-02

We are strongly disposed to regard
that person as the best physicinn who
does most to alleviate human suffering.
Judged from this standard, Mrs. Lydia
Y. Pikham, s33 Western Avenue,
Lynn, Mass, Is entitled 10 The front
rank, for her Vegetable Compound Il
daily working wonderful cures in female
diseases. Send FOR circular to the above
address. .
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-02
"GOLDEN MEDICAL Dis
CRVERY,sN

for Ill scrofulous and virulcnt blood
polsons, is specific. BY druggists
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-02

The following described property can
now be had at a bargain, or any oneof the
lois described The cost of each piece 10
merely mentioned to enable one TO judge Of
the reductions that will be made. The
owner, Mr.. w. D, Jones, is prepared e, lose
largely ON their cost, and any oil Q who wish
es either complete and furnished home,
fitted up with every conven ence, and situa-
ted in the very centre of town, or one IL
the suburbs of the town, or an unimproved
lot can be accommodated, as to price and
terms. The various piecee are described
MS follows. H3 Esh
MO. 4 Is about ore acre lot, with a
large 2 story frame dwelling, with a. ell
about 40 feet long, front portico and SIDE
porch. good cellar, fine well Of water, sta
BILE, ice house and other out hui.iings.-
Original cost a5ou, $1,000, and Situated on
the corner of Shelby and 9th streets. Bris'
toni Tenn.
NO 8 Is about half acre lot, lying on
the south side of the the Vineyard lot, and
fronting the u. IT.. Va. and Ga. Railroad on
the east side and near the TENNESSEE Depot
and cost originally 1915. e.. i.
NO4 Is slots containing a acres on
n b,antiful elevationin Booangville--over.
looking the towns of Bristol, Tenn, and
Good Oh, Va, and ia the hnndsomesl build
ing site in or near town and cost originjl ly
81 800. M tsReN ssie
MO 8 Is half acre lot in Bristol
Tenn adjoining the Brick llousc lot OF j.
NJ Barker and lately occupied by Andrew
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-02
THE BILIOUS.

dyspeptie or constipated, should address,
with two stamps and history OF case foi
iolnphlet WORLDS DIsAENsARY liEpr-
E rsALsgtssocrATIoS, BntIalo, N, X, t.s
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-02
... 1882.
HIt1arper's Bazar
3 FRUSTRATED.

Tbi popular journal isnro,o,,,
ton Of Literature, art and lusbjO oD"'S'
stories, poems and essays are h, u Ii
writer's Of Europe and Ann, ie,, /. !, M
| cravings possesses thu highest ann. IL
/, eellenee,' and in all matiers nerta,,, . a.
fashion il is universally aeknovlsSSy y
DC the leading authoritYin Tie lana S'SS ~ +
new volume will eOhtnin mauy S,j,Ht.a,,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-02
Prices Reduced


n. II. BENEKER haa reduced the
price of all the leading Dry Goods 10
mako room for the fall trade.
We have laige stock Of Ladies',
Dress Goods Of the latest styles we ARE
selling out. III
The ladies are invited to call early
and make selections while they are
fresh.
We have q large stock " boots and
shoes which we Ure selling out ut pfI.
cts below competition. UIIlI ~
our IlGl0bER SHOES arc stlll The
Leaders for Ladies' aud Nllpeca We
hnv9 lnrge stock OF these shoes aud
are receiving new goods nearly rvtty
week direct from the faclorys Z
We can sell you d wUman's you'd
Kip Shoe Tor 81 W0men'a gOat and
calf uhoe newed and ppgged az cnrrp'
spending priOcB, Ladies' TIugk IN 7bc.
Men and Boys' fur, wool, aud straw
hats which we Ar0 closing out NJ bnl
tom prices No one need go awu,
from III In want NJ cheap goods IN Z
We invite all our friends ard AZ
public IN call aud examine our Stock
We guarantee satisfaction
ThAnkful for the llberal pntrnnap,
heretofota extended "a we prop,il.
our gfeaipst eilhr, 10 please You In tbe
future Respectfully, ~
E, r. sENEkER.
Ei M1WnNwh
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Select Boarding School for Girls.

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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-05-02

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