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A large stock Of Queenswarc, Hard.
ware constantly on hand at Brink.
mans. lie sells coffee from e5 to 80
cents per pound. Sugar from 10! to
IS cents. Soap of all kinds. Toys
and Notions Of every description.
stOgios and Cigars, and tho very best
brands of robacso. Chose always on
hands. Extrac" of all kinds. Iyo,
lOsvoOd, Nader, Alu'nu, coppera',
&c, Spices in endless variety. Can.
die. and ConfeetiOnaricS-tho be.. In
in the world. Peaches, Tomatoes, and
all kinds Of canrod fruits.
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T. P. REAy h Co. have just received
The largest and most carefully selected
stock Of Hardware aud Hardware No
t,ions, Iron, Nails, Horse Shoes, Car
pcntcrs, Shoe Makers and Black
Smiths Tools, Tea, Sugar, Coffee,
(groon and roastcd) liicS Peaches dried
aud canned, Strawberries, Pine Apples,
Tomatoes, Washing and Toilet Soap,
Cigars, Tobacco, Timothy, Glover and
Blue Gra,s Seed, ever brough. to this
market, 10 fact, everything you can
mention, from an omnibus TO tOVih
pick. Quick sales AMI small profits
Is our motto, Bear 10 mind that We
are going 10 make this TnE Hardware
Store Of Weston. We can DO found at
the store houses formerly sccupiCd by
Judge Elwards. where We cordially
invite his old customers, aud every
body else, to c,ll and sec us. Wea
anxious 10 make acqiaintauees.
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--o--

E5- No TINE TO pE I.osr.-In tue
incipient stages Of Consumption, The
first symptoms is generally hacking
cough, pains in the the chest, difficulty
Of breathing, or oppression f:hc lungs.
Something should be done at once to
check tho cough, alluy and heal the IT.
itated parts. Aliens Lung l'alsam
will break up the cough in an incredi-
bio short time; also prevent tic forma.
ton of tuberclcs. Where tubcrclCs are
once formed the disease is hard to cure.
It Is for sale, wholesale and retail, by +
NJ. Chalfant, who is sole agen. for the
counties Of Lewis and Gllmer.
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The following are the latest market
reports We have received:
BEEF CATTLE-priccs to.day for
beef cattle ranged as follows Best
bccvcs at, 0 0Oa7 l2; generally rated
irsta quality ats 0OaG 90; medium
or good fair quality at a OOa5 co.;
ordinary Thin steers, oxen aud cows at
2 G2a4 90; inferior and lowest grades
Of cattle 0 00a0 0J-gencral average
Of the market4 81. Extreme raugco Of
prices 2 G2a7 ~. Most Of the sales
were from 4 so 10 8 % per 100
pounds. OF the receipts Z head
came from Maryland, 1852 fom Ohio,
$50 from West Virginia, e5l fiOn
Virginia.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-we quote
fair to good at 4aG.cts, and good to
extra at 5au6lc per ID gross. Lambs
we quote at2 50a4 90 per head, as
to size and quality.
HoGs-We now quote at I Goa
9 so per 100 lbs net
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E5- TuR AoRIcuLrsRAL socrETY. -
On Saturday last tho Directors Of the
Lewis County Agricultural Society met
at the Office Of Colonel WoodfOrd, aud
organized for tho new year by the
election Of tho following officers;
Prcsitleat-Isaae Jackson
Iiicc Pis,tisnt-.srael Simmons.
Tredsnp-A. NJ. Dent.
Recording Secpmry-L. II. Wood.
Corresponding .Stcretary-L ouis
Bennett.
Jf,nhal-ThOmas A. Edwards,
Chief Of PolicO-W. S, Smith.
The selections reflect credit upon the
Directors, All are gentlemen ofen.
ergy AMI ability, and men who will
bring strength to the Society.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
FOR SALE.

For sale, Thirteen Lots in Ki,sOn's
Addition to the Town Of Weston
These Lots average quarter Of an
acre eacl, are bounded 10 the rear by
the West Fork River, arc admirably
adapted for building purposes, and
will be sold cheap. An opportunity Is
now offered TO persons Of small means
to secure homes For particulars ap.
ply TO W. G, lIENNEFT,
Real Estate Agent, Weston
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ARRIED.

On lie 10th Of December, at the
residence the brides father, by Rev.
John Woorter, Mr., MASpAylLLE y.
Bush to Miss Betty JASS Posr-all
Of Gilmcr.
On the ID inst, by tie tati,c, Mr.,
JAMES Q. ALgssSpRR to Miss HSlLY
J. WlttrAMs-all OF Gllmet.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
u dc crelitor, Of 7Nou.a, nluna. 4

10 Me creditors Of Thomas Rand, de-
ceu@ti.
lnpursuance Of n decree Of the circuit
court Of tho county Of Lewis, made In u
cause therein pending, 10 subject the real
estate Of the said Thomas bland 10 the pay
ment of Ills debts, yun arc required to pre-.
sent your claims againsi tie said Thomas
bland for adluhic tiOa 10 W. l.. Dunning.
tim, commissioner, ut his office In the said
rouny, on nj before tue nth day Of Janu.
airy, 1878
Witness John g. jackson, clerk of tho
said court, this Ath day Of December 1914.
juliN U. JACKSON, Clerk.
II BrannOn, pa dcce.St
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NOTICE.

Desiring to close up all accounts for
tho lust year, We request those that
have accounts with US not settled, 10
call and do so at once, as their &c.
counts are now made up for settle.
ment. Very Respectfully,
A. A. LEWIS.
Jan. 90, 1873. Per Il.
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gg' DuRSo tho past week, the
-Baptists Of this placS have been hold
ing q meeting Of days in the Town
Hall. The pastor, Rev, John Wool.
ses. and Rev. Mr.. Stump conducted
the services We do not know wAeth.
or the meeting will be carried on after
to day or not,
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l5,kzin!S; lp,2ta4.
Eglte,ns Here and There.

49, =;--======-;-- -
R-lte,ns Here and There
Colonel Norman b. Squires. O.
Draxton, was in town last week. HI
had Just returned from trip through
tue Third District, and reported trade
rs brisk in that locality "A new
store isto be started shortly in Sutton,
Tho prOpIictorship is vested in several
gentlemen, who have formed q part,
nership for the purpose. The capital
/. tuS6stod will be larger than that Of any
othor taereantile establishment in Brsz.
ton county. infan. sou Of
Mr.. Frank Boram, Of Hackers Greek,
died on Friday last, from the effects Of
croup.--Waut!i, Immediately,
Fifeea Hundred or TgO Thousand
customers at II. p. Reay 4 Co s.
Mr.. William 0ldaSer, Of KinchelOtI
Lost three children lately, by diptheria.
---lllias II. lloauett, Of Hackers
Greek, is erecting one Of the finest
dwelling houses en- that stream -
Some sncak.thief cutercd tho stable Of
Hugh Bankhead, on the night Of the
1lt6 inst, aud stole there.
from brides, &c to the amount
ofS9.-And now Wcstonians are
suffering with the epizooty .--Ths
wife Of John Daley, of Wheeling, was
recently burned to death in that place
We have good authority from
Gilmer for the story that man was
recently seen near Chenille riding o
horse and carrying on his shoulder a
sack or girls. Of corn to mill. When
asked the reason for such o strange
way Of going to uill, replied that he
wished to rest the horse" -
Louis Napoleon Is dead. This event
occurred at Chislohurst, England, on
the morning Of the 9th last. His
death was caused by embalism.--.
The special Court which had in con-
sideraiion the contested Judgcship, in
the Wood county Circuit. has given It's
decision unanimously in favor Of Colo
ael Jackson. a number Of OK.
soldiers Of Clarksburg, have associated
themselves together for the purpose Of
locating the bounty lands granted them
by the in now pending In Congress,
~ ,... a '.Lonid hecoma LAW
Hon. g. S. Lewis having resigned hi.
Office rs State Superintendent Of Fr.c
Schools, tho Governor has appointed
W. X. Pendlcton to fulfIl the dutiC.
ofthat office al iatsrim. The torn fOt
whish Mr.. Byrue, the Superintendent
elect, was elected, Does not commence
until March 4tl. There is man
in Weston so mean that ho would take
"thc beam cut Of his own eye" If he
thought DO could sell It for timber.
THE town Of Shepherdstowp, in
this State, after ono Of the uost cx.
citing local campaigns on record, haI
passed a law providing that hogs shall
hereafter be kept 10 pens in that Dor.
ouch, so from now licnceforth the
nredatory norker il TO 10 no lonsc,
Permitted to ram at will within thc
t;mits of The apcicu. town, nor root
for esculent roots on tllc shores Of The
Potomac. nor where tho Shenandoah
l,awls aloue,--I.ook we'll to YOU,
5atos now IN writing letters or docu.
ment, Of spy kind. The oft repeated
will be stubborn to Weld to It's neigh.
br ga letter from Bush.
Mills, touching The recent case O
si.n5s.;nr s. Pc,or il IN Il ind I'M
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OBITUARY.

"a mother in Israel is fallen"
Departed this life, ut the old home
stead, on FreOman's Creek, Lew.
county, on Saturday, the lllh inst,
at IL o'clock, A. NJ, Mrs. LYDIA,
rclict of George WoOftcr, ST., aged
81 years.
Tho deceased was bora in New Jer.
sey; aud at an carly day, with her
husband, moved to this section Of
coaa,ry, where they were subjected to
all the tolls and privations Of rather a
frontier life. They were blessed with
eight sons and three daughters, most
Of whom, together with host ofgrand
children. live to mourn the loss Of the
departed matrOn, But they weep not
as those who have no hope. The De.
ceased profcssed faith 10 Christ, and
united with the Baptist Church when
about 19 years old, and through all
the long years Of trial and affection
that have rolled By since then, she has
remained faithful even unto death, aud
has doubtless gone to receive crown
Of life. She was a pattern Ofpatieuce.
mOckneSs and charity, together with
all tho gracOs that adorn tue Christian
character. She was for several years
deprived Of sight, consequently shut
out from all tho beauties VI nature, and
from boholding the lovely faces Of her
children and friends; but there HIS
now opened out to her cnapturGd
vision all the splendor and glory Of
Heaven, with It's tecming millions Of
angels and glorided spirits, such nj
human eye hath never buhcld. And
while the Church below number one
less, she swells the chorus Of the
Church triumphant. Many Of her
children and friends, We trust, are Oh
their way to meet her far beyond the
reach Of sorrow and affection.
0may all become followers Of her
as she was Of Christ, aud meet her IN
glory. A FRlESD.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

TH6gt
To the creditors Of IlEXsr Posr, de-.
ceased:
Ia pursuance of decree Of the circuit
court Of Tie county OF Lewis, made n a
cause therein rchding, to subject the real
estate OF the said Henry Post
to The payment of his debts, You are
required to present yomr g. Tins against the
,atd Henry Eo.t for adjudication 10 WV l..
puNNlNGTuN, Commissioner, at his Of.
nee IN The sai9 county. on or before the slst
day Of December lsi2.
w. witness . loln .. JACKSON, clerk 6. of'ad
S'@'' JUS JOHN joIIS O. o G GSSIaS9 t,i:rk
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n, 2. TLENiEG. n. ". hISSHTr.
& BENNETT,
Is Attorneys Ut LAW,

GLENrILLE, Gilmdr, Co, ". "a.
Practice In the Circuit Courts Of GllmOr
and adjoining counties. Collections, and
all other business entrusted 10 our care
promptly attended TO-
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-01-20

Ey A NATURAL CuREosrrY.-Ws
saw something in the way of "freak
Of nature" at the hotel ofMr. William
Monkey, in misplace, tho other day,
which knocks our ilve-piggOd.lcy Into
q cooked hat. 1t was supposed to be o
chicken, of tho male persuasion; but
as to TINT, people might differ. 1t
has the head aud general formation Of
a rooster, but it walks Greet, rs man
walks, with its wings hanging down
at ito sides, like mans arms. The
lower portion Of its body resembles
that Of a duck, but it has the feet Of a
chicken. It's plunage is short, but of
beautiful and uncommon cOlors. It's
full grown; and will weigh in the
noighborlood Of FIVE pounds. II Is
Quo Of a flock oftwelvc, all hatchcd at
the same time, and all coming to light
in the same shape as the one at Mr..
Monkeys. Some say it is a cross bc-
tween a duck aud chicken-and
form this idea from tho fact that tho
bird is not deformei-all its limbs
being perfect. 10 usit looks like a
cross between a chicken and a pen.
gum. or some other Of the sea-birds Of
the South Sea Islands, That stand and
walk erect, as we have described.
Mr.. Moxley will procure some others
Of this strange family, aud try 10 per.
petuatc The species. II is a great Gu.
riOsity, aud is well worth going to see.
EFT HonRlutR MURDER IN WooD
CvuSrr.- On the 9th ult hjrri.
bic murder was pOrpctratod on the
waters Of Lee Greek, in Wood county,
the particulars Of which, as near as We
can got them, are about as follows /.
While family by the name Of Hos.
totler were at dinner, man by tho
name Of EehOls came into the house,
and Mrs Hosiotler asked him II he had
been to dinner; he said 10 had not.
She then fixed a place for him, and as
soon as he had finished eating Glare
Iiosto,ler, son Of Mrs. HIS, spoke to
Echols about a difficulty that had pre-.
yiously existed between them concern.
Ing some pasture, and called Echols q
liar, to which Echols replied tat he
did not know as he had lied, and start.
cd 10 leave the house. Hostotlcr then
sczed an ax which was near by, aud
struck Echols blow on the head
which fcllcd him TO the floor, and was
in the act Of striking again when Mrs.
FIostotler interfcrcd and prevented biz
doing SO. When Hostotler saw wha,
he had done he left the house and Gu.
dcayorCd to make bis escape. lie
was pursued as far as Co.tageville, 10
Jackson county. where he vas captured
and taken to Parkcrsburg, aud lodged
in jail. Echols lived only about ten
hours after lie was struck, and was
unconscious tho whole time. Hcleaves
a wife andsfvc children to mourn biz
untimcly death.
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Departed this life on tho l2.h inst,
BLANCHE BAILEY, infant daughter Of
j. L. and Sallie Y. Cummings, aged
ono year and seven months. Though
taken away in her infancy, through
tho inscrutable wisdom Of God, it is a
source Of infinite comfort to the
bcreayod parents to know that lie said,
"of such ara tho Kingdom Of lIeav-
Gus" and that Notwithstanding, by this
disponsatiou of wise and unerring
Providence, they have been deprived
Of bright and interesting daughter,
lot them remember. that their loss il
her ctorual gain; aud she awaits their
coming 10 that land where there is no
sorrow or weeping, but all are is the
angus u wv ~ ''F'''' 4. NJ. D.
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DAVID a0r Attorney a, Law,
EErE,R L RY nnullnLnh 10. ". Ia

EFENIE tItWHWVT1 VV'' " TT
Practices In the Circuit Courts OF tliiI
State and the Emitted States. All business
promptly attended 10.
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NEw HOTEL.

IN " TornE PUBLIC.
Iiavingrcbuilt, fitted up, and furnished
My old Stand in Glcnville,
am nov prepared TO accommodate the
public In a comfortable and substantial
inanner-both man and beast. Tliahktai
for past patronage, would respectfully
solicit culi from NY old customers AVID
the public generally. s.L. RgoDELL,
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I'm JOHN l.. RnEA,
IL -PnYslcIAS AID SURGEON, -
FlatwUods, W. Va.
Also, by appointment Examining saf.
gcon for Pensioners
The Doctor eau always he found al hli
Office, unlcJ, professionally engaged,
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TI1E rIERNEY HOUSE.

rTuE proprietor of this old and pop,
ular stand would respectfully inform
lie public that he has just received n fili
IND complete stock OF
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS,
Of the best quality AMI a, the lowest prCt.
Ills stock Of
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Watch, Clock & Jcwclry
Store,
Err RALsToN,

New varieties of Goods in my limo
just received. The attention Of tic
public is respectfully callcdto my elc.
CANT stock OF Watches, Clocks. Jew.
elry, &c. A large assortment Of goods
suitable for PRESENTS, which will
be sold very low.
En- ltALsrOS, Main Street.
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LIQUORS

Is the best in this market. lie calls par
liculnr attention to his assortment Of fna
old Rye and Bourbon Whiskies, which hss
offers At the lowest market prices.
p. TiEKHfY. docl+
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HOME INSURANCE co
OIL
Columbus, 0hio
CASH CAPITAL, $500, 900 90
CASH ASSErTS G3S, All 81

The gradual increase Of strength Of the
1ome nakcs ia Policies better Mt Expiration
than when ilrst issued. This gradual In
ercasc Is guaranteed by is plan Of business;
none but First-Class Risks are written al
paying rates.
The lone pays for Live Stock when in.
sured and killed by Lightning, without ref.
eronce 10 the place where Killed. |, psys
damage by Llghtningto Buildings, whether
burned or moi.
Farmers lind tho Company to be just tic
one they want.
;, Merchants get the best of Security in It's
Policies.
SerE.-Tlis company LA. fulfilled all tie
requirements Of the Insurance Law Of Ills
State.
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cover his mistake. Yu mite az well
undertake tew get the pride out ov
pekoks tail bi laffing at it, as to
convince thezc phcllows that what
they say aint either wit or wisdum.
The gassy man IL not hi emmy
means q bad man ut heart; he il
often az good natured az he il phool-
lsh; but hiz friendship amt worth
much moro tew yu than the luv ov q
lost pup, who IL rcddy tew phollow
cnny one off who will pat him on the
back.-Josl Billings.
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Josh Billings philnsophically remal Ks,
that We laif ut sheep bekanse when one
of them leads the way, all the rest fol-
low, however ridikulus it may be: and |
suppose the sheep laii when they soc us
do the very same thing
Tue man whose hair turned white in
a single night is surpassed by the Bos-
ton giri who lost hers completely in one
dance.
The Rev. Robert Neumann, on last
Sunday, preached in the Newbcrry L.-
theran Church, in the German Ian
guage.
The money stringcncy is tclli ing
terribly upon the newspapers Of the
country. Tho american Newspaper
Reporter couains list of seventy
five suspensions for the week ending
December 1st.
It is stated that Mr.. Thomas Car
lyle is writing pamphlet on the
controversy between tho German
Emperor and the Pope, q subject in
which he takes profound interest.
j. H. james, the great Atlanta
banker, has paid up all his outstand-
ing obligations, recovered from tho
effects Of the panic and resumed
business.
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Col. G. w. Ada;r is the largest
taxpayer III Atlanta. Ic forks
over about $4,000 per annum.
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1Ol1OWluS mover manner Tor mClSur-
ing mems characters:
During TIE last ten years, in the
winter season, according to our
daily record, we have noticed the
manner in which 1000 persons
called for work have opened, shut,
OF not shut our store door. This
you may say is useless and futile
undertaking, but VIC entertain very
different opinion. What are the
facts and what arc the deductions?
l. Out of 1000 persons recorded,
335 opened the door and shut it
carefully when they went out, with
out much noise.
.: 22G opened it in Il hurry, and
made All attempt to shut ii, but did
not, and merely pulled it to when
they went out
). BOP did not attempt to shut ii
Mt all, either on coming in or going
out.
4: 9G left it open when they came
III, but when reminded OF the fact,
made ample apology, and shut it
when they went out
.. 70 came III with, GLOW do YOU
do, SIR or "Good morning." or
Good evening" and all these went
through the operation of wiping
their feet on the mat, but did not
shut the door when they came in
nor when they went out.
REMARKs.-Wc have employed mon
out of all the above classcs, and
during that time have had All oppor-
tunity Of Judging their merits, etc.
The first class of 335, were those
who knew their trade, and COM
lncnccd and finished their work in a
methotlical manner; were quiet and
had nothing to say in their working
hours, and were well approved by
those for whom they did the work.
They were punctual rs to the time,
and left nothing nntlonc which they
were ordered to do. They did not
complain about trillcs, and in I'LL re-
spccts they were reliable men, and
were kind and obliying in their
general conduct.
TEXTS FOR HASrY REApEHs. The
birthplace OF II man does him no
honor; but Il man may do honor to
his birthplace.
The friendships of the world are
often confcderacics in vice or leagues
Of pleasure.
Life is the hyphcn between mat
ter and spirit.
| The fctters OF rhvmc arc no moro
than bracelet to the true poet.
AS well pass II Kaleidoscope from
hand to hand, and expect no trcm-
bling touch will alter It's aspect, as;
to think to hear IL story from mouth
to mouth literally and accurately re-
pcatcd
When hearts are flied with holy
affections, and home is happy, then
,lo the vonng dwell in il charmed
circle, which only the naturally de-
pravcd would seek to quit, and across
which boundary temptations to
error Slime but fccbly
The young should be spared from
sorrow us much rs possible. Never
dim the sunshine Of hope and 10y
SO to leave them without even the
memory of its glory
Rob charity of It's namc BY the
dclicacv OF Your bcqucsts, and yo,l
give it II frtil chance of proving
the divinity Of its origin.
Teach sclf-dcnial, and make it Il
practice plcasurablc, and you create
for the world Il destiny more sublime
/ L
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Raisins, Nuts, &c.

NHIbIHS. TSuCS, &C.
NEW Layer RAISINS, in whole, half and
IN quarter boxes.
Currants. Frunes, Citron, Mince Meat,
Almonds. Pccans, Fllberts, Brazil Nuts,
English Walnuts, Canton Preserved Gipgor,
brandy Peaches, Apples, Oranges, &C.. &c.
For sale. low, by
Dec5 JOHN AGNEW 4 SON.
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Powder, Shot and Lead.

DUpONT'S celebrated RIFLE POWDER
IL in whole, half and quarter kegs.
Cannister Powler-cOnsisting OF Rifle,
Eagle and Diamond Grain.
Drop and Buck Shot, Bar Lead. &o.
Percussion Caps-double and single water.
proof.
Guns, Pistols. Powder Flasks. Shot Bclts,
&c For sale. low, by
Dec IS JOHN AGNEW h SON.
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MASONIC FEMALE COLLEGE.
COKESBURI-, ABBEVILLE, S. C.

'c' ~ i'il Principal
CHRISTMAS. the sea-
son of Festivity and
Kind Wishes. the time
for the liberal heart
and the open hand to
manifest themselves,
is rapidly approach
ing. May it's genial
influences dissipate
the gloom that hard
times have occasioned.
There is nothing so
likely to produce this
most desirable effect
as a generous observ-
ance Of the time-ho-
nored custom of the
giving of gifts" 1
am prepared for all
who desire something
pretty, something use
full, something sweet,
or something sug-
gestive. in which to
typify their love and good
wishes towards the object Of
their regard. Friends, low
ers. husbands. wives. can all
get sulted from my varied
aud miscellaneous stock. and
l pledge myself more than
ever to deserve the popular
motto. THE LEADER OF
LOW PRICES.
e. F. JACKSON.
Dec II
D'OHSAY COLOGNE WATER,
D'OESAY COLOGNE W ;TEE,
D'OHSAY COLOGNE WATER,
D'ORSAY COLOGNE WATER,
D'ORSAY COLOGNE WATER,
D'OHSAY COLOGNE WATER,
At FISHERS DRUG STORE
Dee 10
Tc Rent or for Sale
THE HOUSE on the corner Of La
IN and Assembly streets. Possessi
LIZ given Immediately. Apply to
Dec 10 Il. & W. G. .SWAFFIELD
To Rent,
- THAT HOUSE, on Plain street, &C
IN tanning all tho modern improvement
lla.now occupied by General n. @. Butl,
osscssion given on theNfirst OF Janual
pply to r. Il w. C. SWAFFIELD
Powder, Shot and Lead.
NUpONT'S celebrated RIFLE POWDE
J in whole, half and quarter kegs.
Cannister powder-consisting OF Rif
agile and Diamond Grain.
Drop and Buck Shot, Bar Lead, 20.
Percussion Caps-double and single wat'
'oof.
Guns, Pistols. Powder Flasks, Shot Bel
9 For sale, low, by
Dec 5 JOHN AGNEW Il SON
Raisins. Nuts, &c.
r EW Layer RAISINS, in whole, half a
Y quarter boxes.
Currants. Frunes, Citron, Mince Meat,
Almonds. Pecans, Fllberts, Brazil Nuts.
English Walnuts. Canton Preserved Cling,
brandy Peaches, Apples, Oranges, &C., 4