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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-09-25

len 0er 8lattern ipcgen gel6lo6e1 DerOen
mltBtert. Sro5bem nul Sic Smpfltng Siem1
LTD allgerneit lei, 10 miiBte bod Oarauf &C.
orltllgen iuer0en, baB feline ungcimpftcn
&inocr @inlaB III Die 0ffentli6en S0ulen
erDalten llO iperOell DesipeOelt folgenOe 80r>
l6rtften crldlien:
/. Beim 8egtnile zines ieben S6uljabres
babcll lid Die Sc6rer Dapo1 sN il6er5eugen,
ooB iDrc Sditler geborig geimpft itnD. Die
Slnpfldctnc 1ltercr S0iiler iinb nad5uic>
ben, inp ilbcr biclelben ni6t 8u0 gefiiDrt
iporocn 1T lt1b bon jebem S0iler lit Der
JfabipetS SIT ~lietert, DaB CT cnttpeDcr erfolg1
retd) 9etmpft ipuroc, Dbcr ooB CT 0lrO fritz
here NnfGllc bon Slatterl obcr Gartoli0cit
Jcldil5t 1T, pocr DaB Sic Smpfung bel iDnl
rld)t orllhl1gt, oDer bdB leinc 0eltlODcit
cine Smpiung fir Den Nlgel6lit ni6t rntD>
lonl erldetncn liebe. Nlle 8cidcinigul1gclt
iiber oicIe Grnttc miiiien bon anltlid alerz
torntcll NerSten nuSgeitcllt letlt.
2: Die Snnpfldeinc limb Den S6iilsrlt
SlrliGSnltcllcl, nocbbem lie geD0rig gebu0t
iino. Sic Stirfen ridt al Die @eIunO6ettSz
8cDorbc 9cianbt iucrocn. Sober 2ebrer
ioll 0cnol Sud- iibcr BIC bon jDm eill9ez
lcbcncn Snpfldcine fiiDren.
). Nn, Glloc ocs %Sipcitcn Wfonats ei1cS
jcbcn S0ulia0reS lit Der 8e6oroe 8eriht
itbcr Die Smpiung zines icbcn S6iilerS SIT
c%rlt0ttcu Olt 0ormuldren, ipclde Su benz
3lpcdc toltcnirei 9%clicfcrt ipcrbeu.
SdlicSli0 cmpficDlt bic Sc60r6e ben
SNulpnritGnbcl, cine ibrclt Gori6riftcn
cntlprcOcnoc Smpf Gerorbnutg su e%rloiien
nno oaburh DER @ciunp9eitS zScD0rbe Dtel
SOecrerci o6sluirDmcn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-09-25
gOr. eamltas: @omftas /:


Syn 3eit9ei9dft iteaten ii6 Die e6lub=
preile pie fol9t:
SEQ. 2 Eci3en Gept. 1.O24@1.028, Sft. gu
941, Nop. 934@93E eSSobr 935@t.
@ tnterwei5en 600. 2 Jtotber Sept.
gu 1.02B.
Mais (corn) e44@a per Gept., 63a@s
per Oft, 618@4 pet Nop., 545@4 per Sabr,
49S per Sanudr 1tnb sig per Wtat.
Nof ct per Sept 314, per Oft. 81, pet
Nop. 318, per Sobr 31t, per Nfai 33&@4.
&oggen (9ebotel) 0Oft., SO 9toD., SO
Sobr; Uesoblt) 9too. 594.
0erit 9to. 2 Sept. ODER Sft. "a 9eboten
unb So perlan9t. SEQ. 3 Oft. 60.
nWibblin9s," 2 Gors gu $12, 1 Gar
5t $3.50, 1 G0r S1 $3.50, 2 Gars ST SIG,
l Gdr 81 $17 per Come.
&leic.-1 Gor 0inter gu $12.373, 1 Gar
Su $3.50, 1 Gar su $3.50, 2 Gors l6mere
Gommcrtp. su $3.50, 1 Gar SIT 10, 2 Gors SIT
11.75, 2 GarS SIT $11.50 per Come.
M ais d. rot t. 3 GarS 9robes Country
5l $26 per Sortne.
&eu. i Gar SEQ. 1 8imotbp 5u $500.
1 Gar DO. 5u $12, 1 Gar go. 9 Su II, 1 Gar
genii6t SIT $40, 1 Gar llplcnO Nrairie SIT
5000, l Gar SIT $10.25, Gar 9tD. 1 Hroiz
RE su $50, 1 Gor SIT $50 per Come.
SGmereien. Si1notbp St $1.G0-1.9 80.
&Iee Su $4.25-5.10. iStaDs $1.22. Milet
utb lln9aril0er 50@55c.
aln DER TonOst0rIe
notircn lpie:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-09-25
Warftbcri6t.
Chicago, Montas, 25. Gept.

Ser G6icasocr @etreibemortt mar per9orz
gene gSo0e elmer perdnberli0en Stinunlillg
l%uterporfelt, Die iubellet nteDr Don Der Spes
t~ltlotion beberrl6t mar, ais Don notiirli6clt
Gtnflirien. 9talncutlt6 gilt bieS pon @etz
sen, DIR ohne ieben erli0tli0en @rutb i'll
45reilc bitalf9ctriebet pltroe, rDG6renb Die
babinSiclenOen Semiibnn9en III SeSug. anf
ItoiS ober QSelldforlt bcS por;ii9li6en
G~tntepetterS 1uegclt ii6 ais crfol9loS ernie
len. ltnten 9cbcn mir Die S6luRpreile otcler
nltb Der pori9elt ISOLDE. Oaralts it'd fir
:8eisen cine Frei3aui0eiierlta9 pon &c ! lno
filr a02s9en cine iold)!e nm &c. er9!!eOt. :. 9 Mai
%ne6t l0l nsb 14m Ssf !5a mi'sor' 3''1e qis b! per b Ge5z
9to. 2 Gerite iGloB INT 13c. b0ber, 0to. 3 abcr
TIM Sc. niebri9er, ais am porber9eDenben
Sdntito9.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-09-25

Bat bic Nirn0 SuliuS8aucr !piebcrurt
cine prGNti8c !3uiammcnitcIlul9 iDrer So
brifatc sur S00n gcbra0t. Die Bauer
HianoS, mtl0e ii6 in ipeitcitcn &rciien 9(nz
crtennWng crlpprbcn babcn, bciteden aud
baS sItGc bur6 i6re Gubcre Sorm uno 5ic7
rcn ben %eIc8anteitcn 4arlor. = Der Eeion>
nonSbooet, I'M Yrtnsipc Ser &ioltrc l1oNz
9%cbilhet, cntSiidt iclbit ben &iinitler, NOR
ilbcr entbuiiaitii@e i6riftli0c &lnbgcbuus
gen porlic9cn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-09-25
nMGuucr wirfcn, gSei6cr wcinen, =

9tber JIG brau0eu niNt 10 lcbr 81 mcincn,
meuu lie 81. Eierce'5 ,,Favorite PIescripz
ton" (yitblin9SpcroronIng) 9cbronbcll, bic
ot(t1 DEM wcibll0eH Wcl0le0t ci9entbilmli:
tDcu ibmerjboitell &rolltbetten obDlift,-Set
NpOtDetctl Sl D0ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-09-25

0ie rieliseu, braitii6en, @rimmen ltnb
llcbelfeit erre9enOen 4Sile1 merben idneQ
Onr6 Or. Eiercc'S ,,Purgative Pellets"
(Abfiibrpiu9en) ucrOra19t. = Sci Stpotbefern
I'll Daben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-09-25

G%crf9ufe.
81, 3 Ii. 9. Sc ii. M.-1oo s 93%.
%eni9uilt uEo Aaihuiue-1M ST ~.
Northern Yaciiic-2W iu 31a@.
Gbitaaa, Mtillpautee nno 81. Font GiientoBn, =
1870 non. SIT III.
xoliSoiat IMP MoIbuiac-1O9 Set. 81 12ta
MtD 2orf, 6Dit09o unb ct. %oui9 - 100 s Bop.
ST. 1925.
%9iOrDern Eociiic 0toiIroob-1Oo 3 Set. 5oA.
Diebmarrtc.
Nm Tin6piebmorft 6etruo bic 3rflbr
41,000 Stiid 9egen 30 900 IN Der Gnrpo1e.
Yreilc I'M soc. ooS 100 ii ltieorigcr, ais ont
S0lnB Der &orwo0e.
N$erfoujt nurOeu II. ".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-09-25

cine 6eilnat0 firocn. Wfit bem Sltnoaz
mcntbou lit i0on begorlnen iporben unb Der
0rltn0lteir ioll nit entlpre0enDen Scter>
liOfcitet am s. Sttpber gcle9t lperDer.
-4uf sem @eleiie Der Suinois Central
8oGr, sipiideu Ser q. unb %. StraBe,
iDtr0en Oienitdg friib 49llbr 3tpci ouf 6em>
ielbcn panocrlbe OtGluler Nor1cns 9tntpn
8rudn ulo 6ranf &oner1ct, ipclde na0
Wti0igan SIT geDen bcobit6ttgtet, npr cincr
9tnllairmai0iuc iibcrfabyen. 9rt6a blicb
lOFort to0t 0uf DEM Elabe, ipGbrenb 8oner>
BET nit cinigcn Suctl6ungcn al beiben
6Gllbc1 ltnb ci1cr ; 3oll Innacn gSunbc
al lcincr Gtiyu hobnntam. Otan brahte
sic 2eidc 8rudn'5 lnd) Der Wtorglc unb
@onerbct ms GouutDboipitol. 2rbtcrcr
beiinott ii0 Notwithstanding ipobl uno
ipiro hulb olS gcbeilt cntlullcn ipcrbcn TOM
nc11. ST iogt, oob iein Trclmb unb 2anbSz
mQrl1 Bruda = 8eibe lillb 9oDmen = IN
Dem &oitDarie 9tD. 157 SuntcritraBe 9ca
tpo0nt 0aDc.
@orsforo'S 2teiS phosphate.
Gr. 6. @. Guis, gsabaIb SnO., la9t: SD
peroronete eS fir einen Wtour, mcltDer flint
Sebn Sabre lang bcrall6enoe @etr0rtc iiber
bic WtoBen 9enpB, tidy uber mdbrcnb Der Iebs
ten S1pei Sabre beren pollfommen entbolten
tonntc. Gr glolt6t, bob boS 2cib F9oSphorote
cine @DhlthQt fiir i'm lei"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-09-25

1tttfcr &eiienSer &err SriB
G1lottcr befudlt 9e9enndrtig ttn=
ferc Wbot1nc.ttctt it Sen StG1tct:
WttGi0au 1ttto SttSiau1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-09-25
StaOt CbifaGo.

SEER 0cors 9sit1ert, Gptrcfpoa=
bout ttao Mcifcuscr Ser S44imoiS
GtaatS3cif1tno, 6ciud)t 0eaenav6r=
tte muic*c 9lbottnettcm it 98aSb=
tn0tcu ger, Src9ott, Wsnntnt:a atNo
G6a1oc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-09-25

1tnScr 9ciicnoct $scrr 8cttter bc=
fttdt gescnm6rttg 1nicrc 9t6ow=
a1ettten i'm Stn0tc SainoiS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-09-25

1tnIcr &ctIetocr tst.S Gorrcfpo,s=
Sett SEER Sol. S~:ofcntDol bcistMt
6egentuGrtiG nuIcrc .tboMmeatcal
1T MiHctrt 1taS &ani0S+
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-09-25

Gi1e 9cTltnbe 6oltt nnb prd6ti9e @eiidts=
farbe, riilti9e @elul1bbeit nnb gSiberltal0S=
fdbi9feit fol9cn Oem @ebran9 bon Srowx3
gilensGitterS. -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-09-25
@6afe. Marft beIebt unO Greiie fet.
M~nsemeimer Baarenmarst.
Nertd1ltt WllrOell II. a.:
~ nLm1 S.X I

Sprit.- SIT Chicago 100; i'll ct. 2outs
1.19; in Cincinnati 1.17@-.-; ir 8eoria
--@1.18; i'll Baltimore 1.20@1.22.
9ntter. Creamery, bette 29@31c.,
sicmli6 cute bis quite 24@26c.. nGairp",
CUTE bis bette 19@24cv serInsere QuaIttdt
13M16c.
Gier. --@23c.
eL-sebel,6e Curriers' 1Ot@12e..
sei9la6tete-@-c. @iibner 64@11c.. 9cs
Enteno; @dnle $4.50@7.O0 baS Oubeno;
rSpri1g Gbifens" $1.5O@3.75 baS OSo., lie
ro6 Der @roRe un6 124@13c bdS Yfb.
2Silb. = NrairieDiibner $4.25@4.50,
MaIor0s 2.75@3.OO, tleine @nten g
$50 has Sbb.
Gartoffe1n. = 4O@45c 3. Snib.
8roomcorn.- 6url Carpet nl0 8rl1I1
73@9c., Cell : luortin9 @reen 7@Sc.,
rreD>tlppeb" 6}@7c.. Y0Ieo Srulb" 33@5c.,
tr1lntlne5 $4,000.
@opfcn .-g1e1p Oorfer 60@65c.
Nnmpen i. = $2.0O@2.15 oas 100 YfIno
iIr 9cntii6te pom galtbe.
Cd III ierfett. = Srdllnes sit 44@44c.,
g lGes 54@-c., meiBeS 7@Sc. bas HfO.
Sol9. -&nden Sc. 9to. 1 SoIio @ouns
try &c., 9io. 26u &c.
@itroner.- $6.OO@7.OO bas Sttt6en.
9pnig. = 1S@22c. fir 9Saben nnb 100
4OI.P IAt o1toNSIuJCIlClts
&pfeliinen. $7.0O@8.O bos 6tite
den.
3piebeGn. = S 100000 has SUP.
&pmateu.- 75@1.W ber Gltl6el.
0fldumet. = 75c@60c fir fleire
&0rbe urb 1.00@1.25 fir I Gul6elzS.
NepfeI.-$1.00@3.75 bus SSal.
@dIif. . b It. = &artlett=Siriten $500
@5.50 bas Silt6en, oubcre Nrtcit 3.00@
4.50, Gflaunlen $1.75@3.O0, Epfoper
Srallben $500 nnb M1lsfateuer $500 oaS
Siltdel1.
6omis, reiner p@bite GGouer" 1e@sOc.
boS ID.
Smeet got. Soltimorer 2.25@2.5O
bas Sap, Serlep'er 3.50@4.OO.
&rauben.- Wti6i9an III 2Otbz SOrben
90c@$1.00, 10 ID &0r6e SIT SOC, Ohio Con-
CORDS lit 10 Id &0rben 50@6Oc. Telopares
Toe bas lib.
Otelpnen. = @%alIermelonen 10000
1000 baS @unbert ie nod Der @rOBe; 9tilt
me9s $50@9O ben Sorb.
Strnen. = 60c075c Der Sorb un6 1.50
@2.00 OaS Sui6eltiit6en.
Yfirli6e. Nti9i9an 50c@1.O0 in
1l5 S.zSDrben; garlldrbS ltn6 @ro1pfor6s
2.G0@3.00 in g. z&0rbcn.
Seller e.-35-45c bas Sns6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-09-25

SobGen0G: GtonbarO gSbite 9Rc; Grime
Nbite 1O$c; @caoli9bt 9ociIic 1886; @ater
9Sbtte 1890; Gnop &ibile 12Ic;Ni6. Moter
gGbite 1876; &isc. @riine gSbite 1O4c; 9Sisc.
&ater 9Sbite REC; %cSlnbiano Brine gSbite
1O4-eetrol, robes, 54@-c, 9etoWtes-@57G,
Sorb Grtra Csc; $50. 1 75c; $50. 9 &c. =
@eatstoot geo; | Zoe; yto; 2 65e; --&alg 75c.
@oiolin, 749rdb., 12c, s79rdo. 19c. = &Sbite
Miners zoe, Welop Do. 69c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1882-09-25

Nm 81 wciremorft belief fid bic
5uiubr duf ca. $4,000 Stiid. Frciie BOT ct.
EeSaDlt lpurbe:
Gor. Samita9. Goniag.
ccitbte G0meinc. r.. 50@S.30 7.95m8.45
G6mere gum Y0felu. T.15@S.50 S.20@S.S0
G6mere /. geriaibt. 7.S0MS.90 S.25@9. 10
2ierfauit wuroen H.. u:
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-06
zoe The Sss,

The bargain between the Plumbers and
Massey, the leader or boss OF the Big
-Four. has its yefifcatiOn in the fact thpt
the Rev John =. j. likely TO be the Bour-
bon Fuuder candidate for Congressman
at large from Virginia.
With the exception Of n few of the So
called Democrats that party will prob
ably degrade itself by following the lead
Of Massey, the political prostitute, ~
they used TO call him IN the fall campaign
last year
lu 1872 the Democratic party Of the
United States took Horace Greely, life
long Wing and Ab0itionisi, for their
candidate to defeat Gen. Grant. and We
all know the result NJ that departure from
principle Tor expedlency.
The same result will follow the adop-
tion " John l.. Massey ~ the Bourbon
Funlcr candidate for Congress from the
State N Virginia. Think " the best
people N Nirginla"--thc "blue bloody
tile "Debi-paycr."--tliC men of"honor
aud honesty "-votlng for The "fepudia-
ZIONIST Massey on principle Honor.
however. requires the fulhlment Of the
bargain on the part " the Bourbon Fun
dofs with Massey aud the Big Four: and
" the Democrats so-called wern 10 run n
candidate ~ their own for Congress II
would be violation of the "inlefeasiblp
and ltwpcalable contract" between those
Ugh contracting parties.
But WON'T II sound queer 10 hear John
W. Daniel, j X. Tucker. A. VI. Kelley,
Ihos. Whitehead. SC. advocating the
election ~ John 4. Massey 10 Congrpssf
And what could they say n after they
elect him IN n horn) he should turn
traitor to them In turnf The cold man
down b. ow i mdnstrous uncertain, aud
they had better beware.
But the regular ReadInsier candidate
will be elected. no matter who the Bour-
bon Fundcrs have for their candidate,
whether u h. Massey alone. or John w.
Daniel With Massey IA assistant" Mark
tiat. READtCsfEH.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-06

DR.. \ sidney Tebbs may row retire.
We have nothing mOie 70 say. He goes
10 Mahone-Mahnne did not come 10
him. The FAig's criticism Of I'ebbs may
be right.-LgRcA5Hrg Adcance.
Alas for Tebbs. Yesterday he was
sweet morsel under the Funder
tongue. To-day he is no longer their
Richard Roe in their case against Ma
hone. Tebbs sent a few days since to
Gen. Malone and asked his endorse
ment for an Office in the Hospital at
Pensacola. He got it. That damned
him in Funder eyes and Bourbon esti-
nation. The Bourbons would have
given anything If Malone had declined
to aid him. Tebbs says Malone voted
right, and now he mus, 90 TO the
Bourbon he'll.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-06

The operatives in an the iron and
steel industries in Pennsylvania struck
last week. They Numbered on FIJI
day last one hundred thousand. All
the works are stopped. In the North
western States, Ohio, Indiana, III
nos, Minnesota and Michigan vast
numbers have struck. As ye, there
have been few instances OF violence,
Pl;tsburg has now the most quiet ap-
pezr2nce it has worn for years. a hun
dred thousand skilled laboreTs throw
ing down their implements and refus-
ing TO resume them presents a spec
tacle few persons can properly picture
or appreciate. But if continued for
many days all America will feel the
paralysis.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-06
EVENT and COMMENT.

The new Readiu.;er Board Of yisitOr.
10 the University has selected FOR the
chair u Astronomy PROF. Armami Stone
81 the Cinc;nnaii Uniyersiry. And now
TIE Funders say this isa frsf-riass ap-
1ndhtmeni 50 the Readjus,ers have not
ruined the University.
Senator john W. Johnston has decided
70 leave the Southwest and remove 10
Richmond, where be has purchased the
Judge Meredith residence Tor SO. 500.
Ih puHOse u 10 engage IN tie practice
~ law At ihe Richmond bar. His son
DIR. Geo. Zen Johnston il h-vinga fine
praciire aiid II l. szi1 aill so.9n be rnsr-
ried to quite a wealthy Richmond lady.
Lowe, who hzs leen within the la.i
few days seated IN Ccs zress Instead q
Gen. Wheeler, 81 ALBANIA. Is A Green
lack-DemOcTai, whatever that NAV D.
said 10 bybrFliz~ into. During the debate
Mr.. HOrr, 81 Michigan. .ail he protested
against the decision Ofeiecti0u case. upon
Technical quirl.. anil declared that he
would vote for Lowe. although % the
sins Of a Democrat Ne added the foolish
ness Of Grccm5acker.
Prof. VIM. 3. ROIgsrs, the great Geol-
ogist, who .One yesrs ago visited and
wrote mp the geology ~ Southwest Va.
died lat Tuesday ~ bile delivering = leo
tnp In tie Psychological institute, Bos-
ton. Age, -
Gsribal1i nas folded his Italian banner
and ''closel hi. high career" He
died last Saturday ~ Csprcra, aged IS
year,.
The jury ~ tie ease u y. &. Lu.by
for killing WIN &. Mabry 10 drunken
night reyel 10 the streets II Knoxville.
has decided that l,e l. not guilty 81 MIR
der 10 the .frst degree. They still had
the case under consideration yesterday
~ to what he was guilty Of. This Il the
first ease we have heard Of where jurv
determined What the prisoner was not
guilty Of before determining what he eos
guilty Of.
The next election IN Virginia will be-
Nov. 9Th. COngressucn and the poll
tax amendment will BE- voted on. The
State calls for a Bourbon Convention nj
once 10 nominate for the State nj large
and to patch the old platform.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-06

Tie BourbOhs alEays prove too
much Now they have i, that New
berry Just asked the privilege of the
field for fifteen minutes" and tore the
Rezdjns,er party to shiver-snashes-
As John Daniel could TO: DO thz;
thing in : whole summers campaign,
It follows thu. Newberry Is ! very
powerful MN.
We trus. this thing of inaantane-
0usly demollhing the Readjuster
party wilI Be stopped. The public
appetite demands = Continuance Of the
fun Tor while longer. lie, Us all
aEait until next fall before chewing
The RcadjusEe. party TO pulp. We
nave given the BOnrbons Massey in
stead OF the lost Barbour. What
would they do without = los, Read
jus;er, 81
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-06

Hon. John Paul has made his first
speech in Congress Such an audi.
enoe has been afforded few men. He
boldly espouscd the cause Of Macley
in his contest for the seat now held by
Dibble and obtained By tissue ballots.
An unsophistocated South Carolina
member named Evans seemed not to
appreciate the virtue OF quiet at,en-
ton. Paul had announced that he
represented the old Democratic Tenth
Legion with It's 10000 white voters
and held his commission at the hands
Of the great Readjrsier party, on whose
banner were emblazoncd the words.
"a free ballot and a fir count -
Evans 1rOAe aud asked n tic Read.
j1s'er motto Wa5 no, Kepudiaiion. -
Paul thanked him fof the valuable IN.
discretion and a, once impaled the
Aforesaid South Carolina on the sword
Of FAC, for the shameless job Of fepg
dia,ioB that State had unblushingly
put up. Other Bourbon members
sprang TO their feet, bu, Paul went on
and spread before the assembled Con.
grcss the colossal reputation Of each
one Of the Southern States who arc 50
ungenerously assailing Virginia Ken
lucky squirmed, but White, OF that
State, said a number OF is counties
had repudiaied and had found prolec.
ton under State legislation SO Mr..
Carlisle went to the floor and Mr..
Paul went on. Members from North.
ern States Who had heard Virginia
maligned by these Bourbons crowded
around him. Mid the excitement the
Virginia Readjusier held up the true
and honorable settlement made by his
State and exclaimed triumphsntly ,hs,
she was the only seeding State that
had agreed to pay all her debt with
simple nix per cent interest At The
close Of his speech members crowded
about him and congratulated him tot
his splendid effort The speech will
Of course appear in the Record. The
Editor Of the Nci0I was present during
the delivery aud noted that many Sen.
aIors were present from the other end
OF the Capitol to hear the bold Viz
ginia Rcadjusler. Malone and fulk.
crSon were in the meantime seated to.
gcther aud engaged In cordial CONVEX.
sdiion.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-06-06

1t is interesting TO read in the Fun
der papers their discussion Of the ques-
ton, what shall be done with Parson
Massey. The Lynchburg AdaaRtt
says it is for him for Congress at large
If he is in earnest and means business.
The NrgiNian cannot make up its
mind, and quite number Of Others
are in a qu1ndaTy. They grabbed
quickly at that tar baby, and the said
baby sticks to their fingers. The fact
that they picked it up is a confession
that they had no chance wiih.any they
had Of their own. And now that
Massey has fzzled with his rebellion
they cannot bear the idea Of humilia-
ton added to failure.
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IIalf tee m"mher- of tie Conservative
party are proiecliou.-t, from principle
Ri.tnoHd D'sJa,rh.
Forgot the name Of The party again I!
We thought the Diltdfh had assumed
the name Democrat. One more word
AHthe Rimsjusiers are for 4 protect.
i've tariff.
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TERMS,

The NORFOLK 4 WESTERN
SHENANDOAH VALLEY. VI aud
NEW RIVER RAILROAD COM
PAN IFS, desiring To promote the
establishment OF mining aud manu-.
featuring operations throughout the
territory tributary 10 their RAILWAY
system. and 10 attract the attention OF
immigrants TO this desirable agrieul.
tural district. and ut the same time.
10 provide q safe and reliable means
of communication bet ween holders Of
agricultural and minprai lands and
parties seeking locations for settle
ment and investment. have sanction.
I'd the establishment by Mr. JosgPH
y Austin. ri BUREAU OF ri
MIGRATION AND MINING IN.
TELLfGENCE. -
MIR. AUSTIN has located hi- of'ic.
for the present nj WYTHEvtLLg.
WvTHE 20. V1ROtNfA. to which
point all communications To him
shnuld be- addressed. =. Upon the cnm.
nletIon n the Shenandoah Valley
railroad To n connection with the
Norfolk n Western Railroad which
WIZ v" tIffIei NJ It0ANOkE HpAN n.
oKE 60 VfR0fNiA. In MAJ. 1889 the
principal niilce ~ the Bureau will be-
removed ~ Roanoke
a monthly bulletin NJ propsrtls.
for sale will he issued fnf circulation
among investors, manufacturers. and
aRticulturisis.
The commissions charged will be
moderate.
Parties having lands for sale arc I'm.
yltsh n record them st this Bureau
'llh plans. maps. description NJ i'm
provemenia. and ~ mineral deposits.
anhlysea of minerals. price. &c &c.
II II hoped that nv means ~ such
an organization. the material develop.
m~nt ~ resources of this rich salubfI
nus, and fertile section NJ Virginia
may receive an eiIrciual and pcrma.
nent impulse. and public attention be
directly and practically assured 10 ~
varied and remarkable elements OF
national wealth and prosperity
GEO. =. TYLER.
President MorfoM a westsm RaM
road Co.,
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"plmn rebha.,

We arc a. loss whether more to
condemn the profanity or admire the
bfcyIly The breaking down Of the
lcbbs case is the most wonderful one
on record. The Republicans 50 mech
admire The good taste Of Malone in
sending the bin to the committee that
they have determined to repeal the
i3t8ih section Then President Ar.
thur will gladly sign the bill, so as to
allow all Confcdcra,es to enter the
army IL they choose. Tebbs has joined
the Rea1jtH,crs, aud this mos, promis.
ing Founder tgaf5 Edtaai has flked out
In the rain.
Exit Tcbbs.
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Tcbbs is a smart fellow. Our sup.
position that he was a Bourbon is eyi.
IDENTITY mistake. rebbs says Malone
was a good Confederate soldier and he
will 30, help to shoe, him down. He
says all the Bourbons are trying to put
that little soldier Of the crater down
aud he means to see fair play. And
now when a Bourbon editor takes his
eagle pencil to write an editorial he
writes il thus
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The Woodstock pirgiaidn Rddlcber.
gers paper, says, In confirmation Of our
statement made In tho Ncrs, April 10th.
Capt. Wise, Il appears, wrung nom
Ntwheffy the confession that the "big
~ had signed an agreement to 10 M
they dit one Of the 49, was Williams
II Republican, Now the "big &" are
runnlngaround believing about bossisn,
slgnlnR papers and being carried mto
the Republican party, VI seems they
contracted themselves away 10 Williams,
VIM w turn sold them MI 10 bourbon.
ism Another clear case Of lnnorcuts
abroad,
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our Agent.

me following gentlemen will act n.
our Agents, and hte authorized a. 49, 80, ~
ouse nn,l receipt for subscriptions and
o'ner business IN oar name
1eWell q, ". w ~ G. Alderson
=, LEBANON, Va, Capt J. w. Mo
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r. z. DIXON,
Matchmaker Il Jrwelen,
BRISTOL, TENNESSEE.

HAYlNG purchased V. Dorio,'s stock Of
III Watches, Jewelry. Silver Mare. Clocks
etc, desire 10 iniorm the public that |
WI continue be business Al the Old stand
No. James Beck, keeping always On hand
nice aud complete assortment Of good. In
my line. vbieh will be sold cheaper than
ever before.
Call and examine. aud be convinced of
THIS fact Repairing dopo the VERY hest
MANNER aud warranted. RI DiXON
i iaks pleasure 10 recommending Mr.
Dixon, be bsipg IN every respect worthy n,
ne oonhder'e u the public. will assia
hlm 10 the business, ADD will be glad 10 soc
MI my Old friends ard pations "
Respectfully, Y, DoRior
Feb ~ 80 -tf
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The Committee reported IN favor
Of public buildings at Lynchburg and
Harrisonbufg. but refused to report In
favor Of one At Abingdon.
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\. KTNDALT,

President Shenandoah paHev RAT.
road 20.
President NcW Rirer R1Rroad On.
PnftAuhLruiA, February Gath 1892.
March, - 'S2-0m.
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ma Wrlhr,llln E.nl.rnrl,e ~.

Inc Nythefille behiefprise says
Two new banks Of discount aud de-
posii we're chartered last week nv Judge
FULTON, one IT the banks viii be- az
Wytheyille. the oilier ut Jcicrsonyillc.
Iikewcll COUNTY.