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IJI.IglMJMlll, BRISTOL STEWS, fit Ttrfteta rrtlM to Uvk, ly I. 0, FOWLER. ADVERTISING RATES HATE FOR CSK YEAA. ti't I (10 01 A.ici mtrqurnl InM 4 no 7b Suit In- tint.f.ttfini On rati fur oai yoir, 0 ctnt. cM 6 (A i J'ir t't wimttit mfth 14 ii.

LOCAL ADVKSTIIEMKKTt. untlnil 10 it'll prrf: HtffuUn ly A ftr Itn. AKKCUN'OEJlCNTI. For Congrti, iy ial.ioair, or rVwary tflv4, r)t 1-0 i.im nmt Pitt, let I 0 'Jlir itUir rnttt will bt rigitilf uJktH U. VOLUME XVI.

BRISTOL, VIRGINIA TENNESSEE, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28. 1880. Whole No. 773. No.

2 V. a. Amm. -vm AV wjr XwUaji at (1M per annum, qr, if $Hd in advance, fl.00. 7(0 Editor f)f Xeict not uapontttA fur opinion tiipretted by oorrtpotulnt.

JOB WORK iitta2 wilh Mat-Mat and UltpaMh at Xetc Tork price. TCT18DAT, SEPTEMBER 28, 1880. Now who responsible for this split ticket, and Mb. Koi.skbT Don't you know that If you and your fi icntls htid not for nine year resisted Rcadiustment there would to-day be but one Hancock ticket? You were told long ago you were doing a Job that would split your party. And you choee to spilt rather than readjust.

Now If you like splitting better thun readjusting you can have your Job. Were you not told that If Gov. Hoixidit chose to veto the people la the Bardocr bill be would split tbe plank be stood on and split the convention that nominated him In '77? You put IIoludat at your head and you got him to veto the people and veto I be convention that nominated him. And now you have on your hands a Job you can't You sowed the wind and now you don't like the July whirlwind. Nevertheless it will surely sink you.

And uow the county of Bland Is ablate. Capt. Newberry naturally thought that as the Flinders profesed to have laid aside their Funder garments for the campaign, It would do for him to "lay aside his Keadjuster garments" until the Presidential election vas over. But Capt. Newberry got his eyes opened to the fact that the Flinders liad uot laid aside Fuiiderlstn at all, and he saw the proof of it when they went to Abingdon and ran Into the sky the name of Trigg, a confirmed Funder for Congress.

8o Capt. Newberry will make the bills of Bland, echo with lie haj again put on his liradjustmcnt coat, and now Funderism having sown tbe wind can reap the whirlwind. wweiL.j ii. i The Funder convention at Abingdon hiving sat down ou the counsels of the HrAWDAfin It row has to try and sit down ii Niwbkrry. And do you mark When they get up they will swear It was a hornets nest.

Look out for music from Bonnie I Uml. The South and Wkbt Is hum- Mlog at the rate of live thousand revolution a minute. The VI ny meu swear Is a compound extract of wasps, hor- M'Ueud iMiaiuJeittta. Ana mey win swear thai Bland has abolished May and determined to have perpetual July. u.

--11 At Abingdon. BuhsuU man to Copper Creek man 'Who have your constituents Instructed you for to-day In the convention?" C. C. Msii "W.ll-J don't hardly knew." B. Man "Well who do they want nomliiaUMl C.

C. Man-Well 1 ion't know as they oare much." K. Man "What, did you come for theu have you no choice, ana uo you favor anv iintulnallou at all?" C. V. Man "Well you see I'm no pol itician.

You see I'm Just here sorter 1A with the wagons anyway." n.iw 2w man ofHunell. i SUICIDE IN SCOTT. A Prominent Tanner Hangs Himself. Mr. W.

W. Nickel and Mr. M. I Harris, of the Clinch Valley In Scott, liave given us the particulars of the Mr. Jonathan Hartsock, a well known and esteemed farmer of I-ong Hollow, somo llirffl mile north-east of Nlekulsv'JW.

He bsd been Tor some lino nsDcrted of mental alteration to a slight extent, Mid on Saturday evening Ihe 18th Inst, Just after dark be out to the orchard and with a rope hang-I'd himself to one of tho apple trees. He was dead when found, and was sgeo bout 41 vear. He had a very attrac tive home, where he wa IMng with hi lo children, hi wife bring nrau. for Ben rmner nmm, Therillarsof the Hiate, Vr. Wortle's flubool.

Tart V-The Bayard of the F.ast, A Week In Atfi'ii, A Lasting Memory, Xuh Llfo In qurnina. Vmrt Wa Novel. To club of four or wore subsfi Ibera a discount of SO par cent, will be allowed a i lie bytbeL.BcottFuo.LO.fi nam. Jf. Y.

frlce 1 for Irlitsl lw. Xngliih Grammar-Methods of Teacuing, eic WHAT I CASt ItnU VII. "A Verb must agree with ii. n.i..ii.. tn numliir and per- at on." What does It mean? Wrll, our would be teacher say It means Verb must agr with lie uojrr i.

rtht the author or hi would-be dictator I lake the It." This doe not eipres the subject, for It I not stated what for-hldi It, whether Cod, man, or th wl Ilut It show very clearly tn wumr-thing forbid It, and therefor express nominal!" case, but not lb 'J'' Now let us supply subject. I' bids It. Hein express a subject In Ihe iioinlii.tW wlilrli I expressed j.y the Verb. Again, UwrWili. md pr tbe objevl for It not Hated what murder.

But it shows very clearly aometblngls forbidden, and therefore express the Objective case, but not the object. Now let us supply an object. Law forbida murder. Hence we express the object; In the Objective cane, which Is expressed by the Verb. Rule VIII.

"Active Transitive Verbs govern the Objective case." Our would be teachers dictate for the author, "Active Transitive Verbs govern the object." It can govern the object in nothing but Case, and yet when the false reasoning of ho equum dilaniavit, is exposed, at once their bead is where their feet ought to be, In justification of prudentiam aim-ulutione atultiare iexerant. From mother Eve down to her latest son. When an error is exposed, its author shifts from one subterfuge to another, seeking for an excuse, until the "error wounded, writhes In pain, and dies amid her wor shipers." While the unfortunate author forgetting gtu'd eat in hmnine diuiniut, sinks low clown In tho filthy pool, created by his own nasty excres cences, and there strangulates and tiles in agonies, unnoticed and unciired for by all who feel themselves above the nauseating level. Yes sir, it is so even with ecclesiastical disputants; when whipped in argument, the conquered, (skunk like) begin to lilrl the revolting excrescence of personal slang, mid (bunli- whackor like) shelter under some ficti tious name. The public wants no better evidence of any oee's inability to curry on a discussion than this unmanly subterfuge.

It Is passingly strange that editor will publish such things, knowing the distaste the public bus for them, and especially knowing their demoraliz ing effects and ruinous tendency. We assert (once for all) that we shall pay no attention to personalities in this dinciiH-sion, or to any ono who violates the rules of decorum. B. F. White.

Lynching in Tennessee. Til If! MUKDJlKKHS TIT TO DXATH BY A MOB IKTAII.S or THE CRIMIS FOK WHICH TIIIT WKKP. III.I.FD. ASUVH.I.K, Sei-t. IB, 1880.

A aitMa1 i1Intiti'ti from Sm-lriPlleld to the Amtriean, says: "At l'J o'clock on hrht ii molt nf a hundred arm ed men came Into the town and began to hatter in tne tmors oi me ju, ruiiuuu-Kttr twt iufrr(tes ebiircred with the mur der of the old man Iwipruile. The first cell readied uy mon win uh- vuc vv ctipled by Kanmey, who two month pre. vlou had shot a young lady because she refused to marry mm. im primmer rirHted behind the door and fouclit the mob with the leg of a chair, lie was shot In the lert leg, me uan aevering uie fa i a 1 artiirv. Tl Oil Ulld WSS (llSL'L'- ed outside, here one or two more shots i I I were fired Into nis Doay, which amen bin).

The crowd then secured jaeK noil ann i n.i.lo iii'i'rnrs si reslcd a lew J.n mrn i.l.ul'ircrl llll the milliter ol L. 8. Laiuade, who lled shout feventeen miles from rpringiiein. i ne Mimed these two prisoners on horses and left town with them by the isiiie road by .1 I. MM I which ttiry una cniama i i'nru Hl'SIl llltlf fl'lklll Snrliurtlelil and hsnir- ed the two negroes on dngwoed trees about seventy-nve yarns span, t- ilil.

nwiriiliiiT I ml lists HIT VII ri along the road observed the coriises swinging, ami aionee imnneii mi- ih-irii-bora. Tlie Intelligence soon reached u. ilm Cnrimar. Hreomra- nled by a number of citizens, proceeded to tbe spot, CUl III" utimra ininii, uviu an iiwnioat. nlaced the cornses in a wag on and drove back to town.

The bodies were then taken charge or n.v an undertaker. The five other accused ol complicity In the Leprsde murder are under euardat Saiidlervllle. One of Iheiii lll.rirlna made confl'Sslon luillll- IIHiiii-i. csilng others and giving sickening le- tslia or tne uuiiur 'r'- i lil. iiiiniev Ha Kent.

DII11 ITVrai The enclteinent at Saiidlervllle I very great, and lynching or ine pi night I apprehended. am atriiciocs irDKn. For brutal cruelly the murder cf L. S. Leprsde, at riaddleravllle aupasse anything tlmt has ever hsppened in Tennessee.

(Seven negines went to bis limine and called him to his door; when he opened It lley threw a mpe over bis leckaiid choked him, so Ihathewas unable to give any alarm. They then hung him twice, demanding his ii.onev til iCe time. He only had and this lis irave them. After I hey found bang-Inn would not accompllsli ihelr purpose, iher look knlve and mutilated hi person' Then Ihey caught hold and dragged him about In hi aril. -After this they aiisieand broke Ida skull.

hen they threw him Into a sinkhole twenty feel deep, bodr was found I wo week later Ii a fearfully decomposed condition. 1 no war bis lioily wss found was through a liefV ilre.m. II die smed that be ss hung, bl ers.iii mutllii ted ill a knife aii'l tbeii Ibrow Inw a alnklmle, By this mean I.apiauV Imdy was ills- covfrail. JKCAHWA1I tmri.TT. Th negro, IIIhrIii, who confessed lo the I.aprade minder, gave a let tl-ble account jr lb tortures to wl.l.

be and elKht others inhjecicd him. Lapradn lived Imlf a mile away from any other bablt.ttoit In A Hiipreleiillinm cahlil. aa a bachelor, ei centric In his habits and mixed very little wlih Ihe ntilsld world. Jlc wss In fact a hermit I mushle of bis own ropl li never look-ed upon a human being for weeks at a time. "ihI bv hl! ahiKiilar manner of life be a supposed in nave a isrj was currently reported two dnvs i Ihe murder lhal Lapiade andlilamo hrolhershad fullen heir tfl a-made did not believe In taking the lire man or animal, and there were never kept hnas or poultry on his premises -After Ihe arrest twt Incarceration of lllccln.

an old negro. It became evident hat he knew ill skint Ihe crime. He wa laken out of Ilm Insecure -nt. by unknown persons, who spp'led fire lo a feet lo make blm bl. crime, ill fire produced null a'ule scour H' lllnliia confessed all.

He aabl he and J'l I spni'le and woke him up. Then one of the negroes, imitating his brother's voice to perfection, asked him to open his door, which he did. The black demons then rushed upon him. threw him violently to the floor snd told him to give up his money or die. He declared he hsd inly which he eave then.

Then followed a series of diabolical tortures. They first singed (lie hair off hi body, licit they sjrain demanded ids money. He declared he had spoken the truth." They then hung him until he was almost unconscious, hen they dropped him and again asked him for money but with all this he still fold the same story. He was then repeatedly banged and let down and the same question propounded, with the same answer. While this was being done the negroes uttered the foulest and blackest of oaths, in keeping with their brutal treatment of I.aprade.

KumberleKS tortures, too shameful for print succeeded each other. Disappointed and furious, they at last hacked him with knives and cut out the tendons of his legs, from the knees down, and then killed him. They then bid bis body away under some' bushes. On the following nlgjjt two of the party became alarmed and carried the body'tonslnk hole In front of his house. To the Voters of tho Ninth Congressional District.

I was advised by Jlr. D. F. Bailey, who was my counsel to contest the election of Col. J.

II. Richmond, to abandon the contest on the grounds thill It would cost me thousands of dollars, and the Congress to pans on the case would be a hard money body, and I being Grceubacker, let us do what we might they would give the scat to Richmond nlid be advised me to stop and announce myself it candidate, and stated that I could beat any man in the District. Tliis occurred In the law office of ('apt ll. A. Rlchiiidson, and he en dowed the advice of Mr.

r.idlcy. Mr. r.ailey and 0. ('. Gone, of Rusi-ell, call ed a convention at Abingdon In nomi nate a candidate.

I have been Invited by letters and many personal solicitations to become a candidate, and to grat ify my many friends, I thus announce myself. The next Congress will have to set upon the action of the new administra tion, hence the Importance of selecting the best man you can. The first question lo which I will cal, your attention is. Our Flnanclnl Condi tion. I am In favor of the Government Increasing our currency with greenbacks to the extent of from' l.r.OO.nnn.OflO to Four or live years ago we bad of a circulation, which was not too much money; that has been reduced to Ices than 000.

Hence tbe scarcity of money, hardness of times snd failure of so many business men. I am for making the sil ver dollar hi good as ihe gold dollar, and Ihe greenback dollar as good as either, a law ful tender for all debts due to Hie Government and Individuals, re ceivable for Impost duties; cut ofl" the bends of all National hanks; limit the rale of Interest to fix per cent let the profits go to the government lnleml of the profits of the National hank currency to Ihe blinkers, brokers and We have of gold and sliver locked up In tbe Treasury. Sherman sk-Ing for an appropriation to extend the Treasury to lock up more. We will have tills snd next year $700,000,001) or $800,000,000 of bonds; Ictus apply the to the payment of bonds, and pay the balance In greenbacks and slop the Interest, let us pay the bonds as fast as they fall due, stop the Interest, and refuse lo refund any more bonds, and thus save the payment of millions of dollars of Interest. We of the South-ern and Western States need ami must must have more money.

Let Ihe Wrt-ern and ii fiu nibers of t'oiigren unite and ro-opcisle, and thus afford relief to lliofe Stales. It Is wrll know that for thirty or for-IV years I have been lie sdvocste of retrenchment and reform, end as a pi ad I-cal measure of my doctrine, I hereby Incorporate In this letter my resolutions nf Instruction to J. II. II I lunnml "Wc, the clileus of the Ninth Con-rresslonsl Dlstilel. hereby Instruct our member id" Congress, .1.

H. Richmond, loliilrodmeii bill to reduce tbe par or tho members of Cnneress from i.oiM to 000 per annum; likewise a reduction i.f'lbe President' salary from to llkewlso a reduction of tbe Cabinet olllcci snd Sopienie Court from 10.000 10 also, a reduction of end. upon tbe sala-tics of all the olllcers of the Uoveril-meul, both mlHiaty mH civil. wh'e snlaile are and upward. And we respeclfilllv request our Senator Hid member of Congress from West ami III the tuts- sage of such a bill, and lima snve tboii-ands and millions of dollrrs to the taxpayers of the State and the Nation, 1 F.

Mf.M111.1s). We, Ihe. farmer, laboring men and mechanic. Cfuislltule over 70 per cent of the voting population of the country, and If we would unite nd waroiild control tho legislation nf the country. The lawyer have ruled lids country f'r Ihe last twenty years, until Ihey have aUmt mined It.

We bad Jl lawyer In the emigres before the last, and 10 farmers we hud In Ihe Inst Con-gresajflfl lawyer and IJ fsrmerst In thUCotigresa'we bve 214 lawyer and rnnr. The lliwt "when the Hghleon rule lh people rejoice, slid when Ihe wli ked In the neoi.lc mourn." Such time of flnsm lal mourning bat scarcely ever seen, and 1 charge ll upon the law. yet. We have not one farmer In Con-grrs from Mrglnl. Is ll 'klng bn fnf.

ro jlre en frrnr "miiti county is the daughter of Wythe and Washington; she ha bad nothing but the Judge of the Circuit Court lion. Judge Kelly and myself a part of a session in tbe Confederate Congress, hilst Washington has had more Judges, members of Congress, Governors, and Senators than one half of the counties of the District. Is it fair that one county should monopolize and engross all of the honors of the District? I have done whiUt in the Legislature of Virginia and in Congress more than any man for the poor laboring men of the State I got more positions for poor boys and fatherless young men than ail tbe members of Congress from this District for fifty years. What I have done is ominous of what I will try to do if again elected. When Gen.

Terry ran against mo (lie race, I had to pack Judge Hughes; in the next election I had to pack the lamented Geo. W. Henderlite. I withdrew in the contest with General Pride-more, upon tho grounds that a convention of laboring men, firmer and mechanics had been called to meet at ltris-tol, lo nominate a candidate ugalnst General Pridemore. It failed and I was left in tliu cold.

In he last race wilh Richmond, Newberry mid Campbell, I packed more weight and run the best race I ever ran, but Richmond got Hie sent by Improper and unjust means. I have spent more time and money in attending conventions, political, commercial and internal improvements, any man In the State. I now appeal to gentlemen of all parties, to allow Col. A. Fulkerson to run with me a single-handed race, and if I am elected or defeated, I pledge myself never again to be a candidate for Congress.

With the favorable record I made in Congress, I believe, if elected, I can do more for this District, the Southern and Western States, than any new man you may elect. There Is not a man In the Slate who feels and know tiic want of and education mote than myself. The perpetuation of our constitutional representation of Government, depends upon the virtues and intelligence of the people, and they cannot he Intelligent unless they are educated. Hence, I am for a liberal system of education for the children, both white and colored. Gentlemen, for your past confidence and support, and for your long continuance of me as your servant, agent and representative, I tender you my profound ami heartfelt tluink.

If you think that any other man can and will do more for you than I have done or can do for you. elect him, and I will cheerfully acquiesce In your decision. 'Respectfully, F. McXIULI.IN. September til It, 1SS0.

(Jodey'n Lrlj Hook lor October 1h full of Interest for every reader. The lovers of artistic beauty will pause long over the llrst page, containing Hurley's last masterpiece a scene fiom 'liarnuby The ladles will perhaps hasten on a little to see tbe numerous page of new and bcatititil and many will be the Ob! and of delight and salbdaciinn over tbe Novelty mgc, the ditluly. pretty basket made out til' wonder of wonilers an old sunburnt straw lint. We shall bunt up all the straw huts stored away In the. garret at once, for our wives mid sisters to practice upon.

The literary department Is. as usual, from tbe pens of the most pop. ubir author, and contain a most charming variety of stories and intents, with several page Ol Christian Iteld' latest and best novel, In everv department we find variety, use-fulneMS, and altriictlmi Tor the use or Ihe fslr sex. Hi steady patrons of this most popular and attractive of Fashion Mag-aliiei. We will furnish the and (iodev's I.ailv' Hook for one year at the low price of on application at this office.

for October has been received. Wc consider this a number of extraordl-ry merit. The (Iriindisslinr, a story of wonderful Interest, Is concluded. Sidney I.snlcr contributed an article. "The New Soiiib." which will be highly appreciated, and a group or poem.

The Illustrated articles are, Frsneols Millet Peasant and Painter, Slfint-town. Peter the Great, 100 Mlh In a Mammoth Cave, snd Sea-Side Law 11 Planting. Iif Illustrations, Scrlbner Is behind no magnxlne In lh woiH, and a lo llierary merit It Is The table of content I unusually full this month, Mid full nf Interest." Published by Sei lbner A. N. Y.

Subscription $4 per year; cent per number. Harper' Machine for October Con-lain Ibfl following Illustrated article. "The Ascent of Fujiyama, Willi Four Illustration. Art-Needlework, with ten Illustration, Ket! a Sonnet. Reminiscence of John Audubon, with tw) Itbis- ltlotil, A Romance nf Ih Hebrides, with five Illustrations, An Autumn Ilolllday, with four llln-trnilmi.

A Demon-Hunt with Si, Hubert In Tonralne. with nine Illustration, Does Farming I'syf A Poem, wilh sit Illustration, The Metropolis of Ih Prslrles, with tweniv-two Illustration, White Whiff 1 A Yatehlnf Romsnre, with two lltitiriln. tetrdher wlllia large amount of usual reading. Jcimr See brre, prisoner, If voti do anr mote lybi? ton won't gt off with tbfee tear. Prisoner Dut.

(edge, bow manv yesr d'r s'ton je'd glm me If I toldthetroothr I Draw a elrrle flfireu fert In dlumeio. 1 place a mule In the center, and wall around blm wlth'fif fdMnf fb 'rlre't. Modern dkeptlcisni. Detroit Free Ttw. A "hired man" ho has been employed on a farm In Ibis county for several months entered suit against ids employer the other day for balance of ages, amounting, as lie claimed to $32 The suit was on trial in Justice Alley yesterday, and It.

looked at first as if the plaintiff had a clear case. He gave dates and figures in a straightforward way, and seemed a very honest young man. When the farmer took the stand he said "I claim an offset for that (32. No man need sue me for what I honestly owe." "What is your otTset?" asked the lawyer. "He's an unbeliever." "In what?" "Why, In the Bible." "What has that to do with your owing hiin $32" "It lias a heap to do ith It.

I bad six hands in my employ, and we were rushing tilings when we hired 1I1U 1111111-11c hadn't been ith us two days when they sfopped the reaper in the middle of the forenoon to dispute about Daniel in the lion's den, and in three days wo hud a regular knock down over the whale swallowing Jonah. The man who ran the mower got to arguing about S.iuip-son and drove over it stump and damaged the machine to Ihe tunc of $1S, mid the very next day my hoy broke Ids leg hile climbing the fence to hear and see tiie row which was started over the children of Israel going through the Red Sea. Il wasu't a week before my ife said she didn't believe Elijah was fed by the ravens, and hang me ir I didn't find myself getting eak on No ill ami bis Hood. That's my offset, sir; and if he was worth anything I'd sua him for a thousand dollar besides." The Court reserves his decision for twenty-four hours. It Is a tlme-honorod custom in Qulnry to salute a newly married couple by firing a canon.

This Is to remind those present that the battle of life has fairly begun. Some females have Just been arrested In Kentucky for the manufacture of Illicit whiskey. This Is tbe first recorded Instance of a woman keeping still. Tho Fairs. The South-west Virginia Agricultural Association, Wythevllle, will bold their twelfth annual exhibition 011 tho Gtli, 7th and 8ih of October.

The Abingdon Fair will cm me off September and and Oct. 1st. The Jonesboro Fair will embrace Sept. 20th and and October 1st. The T.vncbburg Agricultural and Mechanical Soelelv ha decided to hold their next Fair 011 tlie lSlh, 2t)lh and 21st of October.

Public Spenklng. Hon. A. H. Pettlhone, Republican Candidate for Congress, and lion.

R. Taylor, Democratic Candidate for Congress, will address the people of Ihe I'ir-t Congressional district at thu following limes ami places: HAWKINS COUNTY. Sioney Point. Thursday, Sept. Rngersvlllo, Friday, October, 1st.

Hulls Gap, Saturilav, 2nd HANCOCK COUNTY. Kyles Ford, Monday, October, lth. Si'ieedvllle Tuesday, Tith. CI.A I IM)RNF. COUNTY.

Yellow Store, Wednesday, Oct. (ith. Tazewell, Thursday 7th. GRAINGER COUNTY. Thorn Hill, October, 8th.

Itnilejfe. Mnmhiw 11th. W01 ley's Mill, Tuesday 12th. IIAMP.l.F.N COUNTY. Morristow Wednesday, Oct.

COCK F. COUNTY. Newport, Thursday, October, 1 4th. Coibv, lfiih. P.lg Click, Monday, lih.

(illF.Ni: COUNTY. Cnliey P.ranrh, Tuesday, Oct. Ifbli Mo.lielm, 20tb. 211. Itheaiown.

We Incd'tf-, 27ih. Greeiicvllle, Thursday, W. D. MAYNF.S, chin'n Dem, Fi. Cum.

T. II. liin'ii. Rep. F.x.

Com. FOR RENT. My ilitirco I'lirliiry en bee fiondsne, I lnrp Binl lirll airntiiied brlli iiinlMlf'it'tiir'tm nf l'bl(( Tiilmneii, a well ss Hit 1pm Im-iiia-. ViHI ItUnil up wilh nifstii ami cninl ilr lii( rnmis. Will irnl nr ss't sum nn teumnnbte Irrms, Fur fjiilirr Infnrniailin spplv In me Hiiint, Inly Ihii-2i, JOHN OVI.FIt.

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a WV kli km .1 1 11 1 I I 1 .1.1 1 1 1 I 1,1 ll I 1 1 ,11 1 11 1 1 11 1 1 (. 1 i'. Ii '1 In ait i' l.s-'if I- Medical. W.M rilll.l.ll'H, M. 1 J.

t. m. aiinca'a, a. jiannuia, a. PHILIPS MARTINI, HAVE associated themselves to-Kclbcr in the practice of their profession.

Calls from either office will be promptly tttleiided to. mclill'TO-tf DR, J. HICKS, Physician Burgeon. Omen on Fifth Street, two duors from Muln VA. Offers Ids rmfcsnioniil services to Ptildio.

Will plve epccnl attention to Hi-seiisos of the Eve, all C'tironio dlsMivs ami iliitrnsss perulinr to foiiiulei. Aug. II, 1874. tf. nazal NEW GOODS Shipped direct from the Eastern Markets A IlEhUCKD RA TFJk E.

H. Ssneker Is dally reivlvlng his Spring Block of GOODS, which were bought before tlie recent ndvance in cotton, thereby enabling mi to Hull at the lowest CASH PRICKS. The public penerally ore Invited to cull it ml examine his goods before tnak-imr tludr Hpring purcliiiHeH. Money canliesH ed by buyltitr when good arc bought low, mul sold for small pro tits I will not pretend to enumerate nrtl-clca or prices, but Invito my frlvtids and the public getierullv to call and seo me. 1 guaruntee SHllsfHCtinii.

K. II. KKXEKLH. J. J.

Cmr.DRKsH, 1 II. P. Tayi.ok, Palesincn. July tl '79 tf iiu.trtao jao, ntcitot BUNTING DICKEY, DRUGGISTS, No 0 JAMES m.OCIv ItttlSTOL, TLXX. PRAI.RKS IN Drugs, Ch em i ca Is, Toilet Articles, Patent Medicines, Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal Purposes, and all Varieties or Druggist Sundries.

solicit the orders or Country Merciful and Physician Agreeing to Duplicate Hill Hought In any other Market. We Invito th attention of parlle desiring To Paint, To OurHtock or PA I NTH, OIIiH, VA UN IH II KH, RltU'SlI ICS, Ac. Any ntin tipoilintf nnj'lliiiig in tliis Lino will find it to tin ir ml-viiiitiigu to cull on or writo to uh. Trim list I'urnisliml on Aitiontion. by muil K'llicilcd, etui mck iigca Bent tiitlicr hy itinil or cx- jrpM.

fch 10, 1880 tf, H. SWAM, TH i. House Cljr.ar.i 1 IIKISTOL Kiilminlnlnt, Puprr llnr.tdrtr nr'l 1 1 TlnOntf. Mn'I'Tiil I'rlee -inl clnta mult is m.v tneitii, All I nk is a tnnl, unit I pinisnlre t' ssli-fy Hi fiiKli.ll uns. N.

ft All bTl si Mrtii-j's ('It; Dr il Hmrs ill roc-'it sllrntloii, Feb. 10, '(J i PLANTERS' HOTEL, AT Till: DI.POT, itiyaDo), vi 1:11 is 1 a. 1 il pie meat ami ldliigs at molitilili' tali Mid pioo ptsl't' iitti iitlon to I'm at at all limits IIIIOYI.IIH ft JONir lily 2 17ll-lf ary fk TN f'rl In H'S rii 1 1 I "Til I lnii In t.iVn mil. 1 1 1 t'lf WW mm mm Tilin Iki.i, 1. 1 mul Im.I Utn'Mlal U'l'llr U'S "U'l M.MDliH llrHI.

a i.rli. nl tin If t.nl',rrilir la .11 Inw Ih.i a.fli.i'l On rap 11H nuns II" nli.ill" In Hit. A ln.lr lk.nl f'l' Hi. miSi' i'r t'l li H' SI In A 'I m. aula Ion ran nnr Mm" In lli hii.lna.., i.if t' nr f'1 1 "'T tVim l' t.n So II is wall fall laillniii fra.

lanl nil l. a.n.lt i.aiSl fr.s. If a.a lils I' la It, Ik hndriMS a raa Sn In rail I it. rriiM, a'r Janill "goooesn'mais ium. irirtrift'r MMfliilc llftll.) rs.etfnlty Snnnc 11 Mt fstrsnsihst O.

M. Ailniy lllssn llsmtsf ac. -lit ft'indsnii Mul. will list ti'tisill of His fHibli futi'l ihe first itinti'lis. Tin iisiinl nt n-tvfl rssls fnr e(iiit'aeriols, Is r'pilr.

af aianh nrl tliftaona r. r. Ml Trofessional Cards n. it. huti.kh.

n. a. McbOWEi.Li butler Mcdowell, A. torneyf-at I jm AND Ri)M0ITtK3 15 C11ANCEHV, ItltlSTOL TKNN. OfFICE CORNER MAIN AND STH SfftEETS- I)UOMI'T attention pivea tn all hiiKlnoss ii IniHte to oiircire, The cullniiori of cluinis ibiccl til our liandK will rrcs'vo special iittnntion nmy 27 -tf JOHN C.

SUMMERS, -A i i.l. rnctn'e in tli i utility am! Circuit Court of WusMnpton, Scnii, Hmytlic ni.tl HuhhpII. AIho in ths Cnull a I' A (fills anil U. H. Pistrict Court.

Mpecinl nttntiliiMi tn stills In Itnnk-riiptov. (Mlics Mn.il. Htrect, Abiupilon, Vn. 2.1-l.v A. II.

ELANCHARD, erirtoLi inirisr. OfTco over Klrg Hill's took Store, I practice In the County imd Circsll Coiirtn of 1 iinfl'll, uml Hoot Virginia, si. Sutliriiti entinty, Ton it. AIko in Court of Apprata snd V. S.

Iiihtrirl Court ut Aliiuir Ion. July ly. II. S. G00KIN, ATTOIIN AND Col.

1,1 C'TINCI AdENt. Wl I.l, tittetiil nil Ihe f'nurts of FulliTtint Wimliinplnn nml t'tirter cmintirs, Team tilVn'o in bi'V Ituiblinic tin Mh Ilristol, in rr of lluilny MeCrockey' oliii't. aug 8, '70-tl H. C. ALDERS0N, A 1 1 ori i v-m I vy AND 0ENK.lt A CdM.IX'Tl.NQ AfiKNlP), TAZKWr.LL, C.

VA. Will be In reKiilnrnttehilancf on th courts of Taaewoll, Ihe circuit comt if WanliliiKtott and Hussell ecu tit lea and Koderal eotirt lit AbhifrdoL Bpec- lal attention given to to the claims of creditors iipilnsl biiiikrupt 111 I Federal court at AMngdon U. I YORK. A. YORK PULKERS0N, ATTOUNEVrt 1) ItACTICK regularly Ih alt lt.

I Waslilnnloii poimf Va. ami In Wash Inn ton and Hit 111 van conn" ties. Toiin. and attend to tliecollectlon of nil claim In Houlbweat Vs. A K.

Tt'inivaaoff. Ofkm on t'uiiihet land Htreet, (lomlaon, Vn. aep I '7(-tf I), F. Dili. nr.

W. McPaoaiii. BAILEY McCROSKEY, ATTOIIN KYd A Nil SOI ICIToKH, DRISTOh, TKVN. VA. Attsnil all Hit CoitrlH In Hcllltnn sad IVxahitiKlnn Coiinlivs, Wtisliinirtnii sn Scolt, ti tl Kf.lrnil Court nl Kn.

ill and AMngilnti. Ann 12 ly FRANK T. TJARR, ATTORNET AND C0ONCELL0R AT LAW, AIUNCJ CotUctlout throitqliuut H. W. Vn.

Prrllfi r.itlrl In ilia f'niirl. nf WtilnnN, mil 'mull, Ih. r.ilml i.arl. I uarl nf An. i.nlaat Wjrlliralllrt 10 bu.ina.i "l.cwlnni win tfransn.

11 i a a I i in 'Denial. Czr DR. JAS. W. DUNN, IloHidofit TI'lNNMSSKli.

iiFCICK n-r Kimi Iln.is fur Jan, I IJ, tr rH f.li I TH DR. J. M. KINO, (iV aii.i. if Ihi i.iliinm V' I Will pifrorm nil llcitil e( rxl lour mi giiiiriiiiU'it n.

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I Ii Oll.ri. Mali, "I I I'. ml i ittr, 1 1, rn Id nmrilli "Iflra, t't forlintli'. I'M "fl Uty II, a mm DR. B.

W. RHEA, i st liilii'ii lo'jl ior In I', Paris', MAIS TE5.V. mil li nl mvihlllt i lh I I il nf irt m.nlli l.h 1 1, If, W. FOWLER, D. D.

fi I I.l, dniilali pnilbtl or full ssls I I Ti rill ('! iirf In the most I in I'd tnnlliol, Kill hi I ll liiillis liilinol lull hi" Hltim, will eiill nnd Inliit lmpri'loiis, I nnd done, nnd nil nrl Kii'iraiilesd Nn work S'lllcllad Hi i Inr Cash. fspl. I H.IT. GRANTr M.D., D. D.

S. PrnfMinr I Rl'tlmnri O.s'll CslVf I.fitp rrofcsHor of DENTAL MATERIA MEDI0A ami Tlir.llAM:UIH"8 In th New Orlratm htntal rornier T'resldent HonMiern tao Xntlnml) )ntil Asaociaiioti, and 1st frbfrH Virginia Dontal AHHOcintioii, ATJ1NGDON VIRGINIA. Will lil'i week (if reb fji'Uiib, n(''H Mr. Prpper'a. Mfn Ifiwf, -tll tf..