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Death of Blue Dick.

This old war-llorse "wlose neck
WAS clothed with thundern dur
ing the late campaign and who bore
upon his back a gallant officer through
many Of the tedious marches and
hard-fought battles of Virginia, now
lies in state over the hills towards the
Poor House. Gen. McGowan bought
Blue Dick from u brother soldier in
the winter Of 1851, who had ca.'tured
him while in Pennsylvania about the
time of the battle of Gettysburg, the
General paying for his charger 5000
in Confederate money. This horse
was supposed to be about twcnty-thrce
or twcnty-four years old. lie fell dead
in his stable after com mcncing TO eat
his mornings allowance OF corn.
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HNY virtue of q decree of Court, |
n will sell to the highest bidder at
pubic cutlery, within the legal hours
of sale, at Abbcville Court House on
Monday the 5th of March next the
following described property to wit:
All that House and parcel O laila silc
Abbevillc, fronting Oh the Public
square, bounded by lots of D.. 0'Neal
anIE. ID. Bowie, being the lot pur-
chased from II. NJ. Christian and }. t..
Wilson levied on and to be sold as
the property of Mathew Mcdonald at
the suit of the estate of DR.. j. j. Lee.
Terms, one third cash, remainder on
a credit of twelve months with BOND
and mortgage to secure the purchase
money. purchasler to pay for papers.
J. Y. JONES',
Sheriff a. G.
Feb. 7. 1877.
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NINETY-SIX, February 6.

The trial Of the negroes, Cush Har-
rison and Anderson Davis, began yes
terday and is still going on. The evil
dence is entirely circumstantial, but il
intensifying o the trial progresses. A
pair of pants and q pair of shoes were
found in Cush's house on Sunday with
blood on them. He has q wounded
foot on which he wears a ehoe male
partly Of carpeting. The track of this
shoe was found near where the murder
was committed.
have not heard the details of the
evidence against Davis, but 1t is said
to be fully as strong as that against
Cush Harrison.
The trial is conducted by Trial JUS
tice John G.. Walker, with q jury OF
the neighborhood, atthe house of G.
w. Holloway, Lsq., brother of the
murdered man. HALE.
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Blood and Fire.
ANOTHER WHITE MAN MURDER.
ED BY NEGROES.
Plunder the Object.
Lewis E. Holloway Killed and His
Dwelling Burnt.
ChambcrIaln's Election Marshal Ar
rested for the Crime.
TRL1L JUSTICE WALKER At
TIE mo UEST.
Have White Democrats No Rights
Which Radical Negroes are
Bound to Respect
How Long, o Lord, will this Suffer-
ing People be Called upon TO
Endure This Evil.

NINETY-SIX, February S.
On the night of the 3oth ult, about
8 o'clock. the house of Mr.. Lewis L.
Holloway CORNER Postmaster at Nine
ty-SiX, who resided about 8 miles from
that place on the old Charleston road)
was discovered to be on fire. Mr.. Hol-
loway was about So years of age, and
lived entirely alone. When the near
est neighbors arrived, the body of Mr..
II. was found on the floor of the burn
ing building, but could not be reached
on account Of the fire. Upon exam
nation it was found that he had been
murdered with an axe in tho yard,
near the house, and his body dragged
and placed in the house which was
fired.
Trial Justice John G. Walker
was called, who Immediately SUM-
moned Jury of Inquest who gave a
verdict in accordance with the above
facts.
Evidence was also elected which
caused suspicion OH Cush Harrison
aud Anderson Davis, colored. who
have been arrested and will be tried
to-day, February S. Cush is q suspi-
cious character, ard was one of Cham
berlain's Deputy United States Mar
shals at one of the boxes in Edgclield
county at the November election.
Mr.. Holloway was noted for his quiet
inoffensive disposition, and the COM
munity are Mortified at this hellish
act Of murder and incendiarisln.
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NOTICED.

U7HL COUNTY COMMISSION
IA ERS having divided their work
in regard to Roads and Bridges will
meet the Overseers Of Roads in the
different Townships as follows, for the
purpose of organizing road-workers,
filling vacancies, &C.:
r. a. McCaslan, Co. Com, will be at
Calhoun's Mills, February 8.
McKcttrick's Mills" 5.
ChiIes' y Roads, 8.
White Hall, o.
Ninety-SiX, 10.
G. w. Mattison, Go. Conn.,, will lie at
D~onaldsville, February !.
Cokesbury, ~.
Greenwood, " 13.
Due West, 49,
Antreville, 20.
r. Jones. Co. CON-, will be at
Lowndesville, February 9.
Smiths y Roads, 8.
Smithville, 7.
Douglass Mills, 8.
CedarSprings, 10.
Abbeville, II.
BY order of the Board.
Z. JONES,
January "a, 1917. 81
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SheriG's Sales.

u virtue of all execution to me di-
Ub rccled, 1 will sell at Abbevllie
Court House, on Sales Day Ill Nlarci'
next, within the legal hours, The lol-
lowing property to wit:
One tract or plantation OF and con
tanning ONE HUNDRED AM
SEVEN ACRES more or less, stu
ate lying and being in The county OF
Abbeville, in Diamond Hill township,
bounded by lands of Mrs. Tribe and
others. TO be more particularly dc-
scribed on day of tale; levied upon as
the property of William Moore 1T tile
suit of William Wicklitic.
Terms Cash.
J. Y. JONES',
Sheriff n. &.
L,,b = 1917
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Sheriff's Sale.

NDY virtue of an execution to me
E5 directed, I will sell on the 2lst
instant, at Abbcville Court House
within the legal hours of sale, the fol-
lowing personal property to wit: n
horse, 2cowa, levied on as the proper
ty of WIN. Speer, deceased, at the suit
canister Allen, deceased.
Terms Cash.
JOSHUA Y. JONES,
Sheriff a. G.
roI, = 1C-= ot
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State Of South CAROLINA,
County Of AbheYille.

OOuuCJ Va
IN THE PROBATE COURT.
En- Pdrte-Elizabeth J. Gilmore. re-
tition for Homestead and
Personal Exemption.
NOTICE is hereby given that Eliz-
Ia abeth J. Gilmer has applied to
the Judge of Probate for a Homestead
and Exemption in the. real estate3and
personal property, of which the late
Samuel Gilmer died seized and pos
sessed for herself and children.
1T is ordered, that Tuesday the 10th
Of February, 1877, be fixed as the day
for the appointment of'appraisers, TO
set off homestead, &C., as above sta
ted.
J. FULLER LYON,
Judge Probate "A. c.
Jan. 81, 1877.
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EXPRESS.-W L McCord, Matte Baker,
W l. Lcsly, W d Means, J IL KNOX, IL
Sanders. 4 small, B i Donaldson, Miss HAS
kcll. J ii Penney, II IL WarIlaw, Josiah
Burton. W i Clinkscalcs, Mc.Ad"ms Il Black
FREIGiIT.-J G Bird, WIN Cooke, Barn
weIl& Co, \ Ellis, Mcdonald & Iaddon,,
White Bros.
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We are indebted to Walker, Evans
& Cogswell, Charleston, for a copy OF
Miller's Almanac for 1877. While
Miller's is the most reliable almanac
published in the State, Walker, Evans
& Cogswell are the neatcst and most
reliable job printers.
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GREENVILLE. s.. c.. Jan. 20. 1871.
Picdmont,N Slirtings, per yard...".""-. ~
" ii Shctings, per yard ..--"";:".. 81
In five bale lots, u discount of half cen
per yard will be made.
NEW YORK, :Fcbruary 5.-Cotton quiet;
sales AZ, at I254ml3 consolidatcd net receipts
= rI-. rxports to- Great Britain H.9l3 France
"a TE;LTIM0KE, February 3.-Cotton Quiet
miIdiing l2%.; net receipts III xgrosS q"
sales IS: spinncrs 200; exports to continent
IL: ronstwisc ~.
"NIGUSTA. February 5.-Cotton quiet
middling y; sales Isl.
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GIN HOUSES.

E WILL insure gin houses and their
contents at the following low
rates in one of the most reliable COM
panies now represented in the South.
Capital Sc, 900, 600.
For 3 months O. 2 per cent.
For 5 months e. 8 per cent.
And dwellings and all other property
ut the lowest rates.
l.. W. PERRIN, Agent.
Office at Law Office of Perrin d
Cothran.
Nov. Is, 1876, If
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MARRIED

MARRIED., Oh the 18th, Jan. 1877, by the
Rev. j f.. Gilbert, Mr.. T. NJ Erwin, 4 Mis-
Eannic Finly. All of this county.
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OBITUARY..

Little SUSIE, the infant daugltcro of SLr.
Joiln and Mrs. tebcccn Mabry. died the 18th
Dee, 1876, aged about IL months. She was 4
swectand Interesting babe. almost the idol OF
Icncc had almost blasted their present hap
diSpellrd their future hopes.
hut he does all things right and I'm Infinite
wisdom, and we therefore submit chccrirlly
TO tliS inscrutable providence. Christ b!est
little children saying: "Such arc tho king
lOmO of heaven"
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Wanted

VEVO invest ready money in an es-
Il tablishcd grocery, wine and
liquor business by q competent man,
who can act as book Keeper and sales
man. Address box No. t, Abbeville
G.. H., s, G.
Feb. 7, 1877. If.
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Feb. 7. 1877. st.
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New Paper in Charlotte.

Some enterprising gentlemen pro-
pose to start Il new paper in Charlotte.
They had better rem Il daily for about
three months before investing. If
money is now put into the most over
done business in this county 1t will he
a dead lose. We advise capitalists to
let this investment alone. Well bet
4 dozen cigars the ObScrrCr don't lend
out much money after paying Off the
typos. We always feel sorry to sec 4
man waste his money aud hence dis
couragethc gentlemen from going into
the business.
Nix. a. w. JONES, clerk for Capt.
Perrin, called at our Office on Mon
day. He says the people everywhere
arc in earnest about paying the
Hampton tax. Forty colorcd men,
and all the whites, of Due West have
paid. L.owndesville is right on the
tax..busincss and the hanging Of the
murderers. 1t seems from late devcl-
opmcnts that the plot to assassinate
and sack h0dNAn "SSs more dlanoll-
cal than a.1pav%d NR;:o trial. The
people Of LOw9uesvillc will never be
satisfied for the sentence. Of the MUIR
drrcrs of Allen to be comlnuted.
We hope our merchants will, for a
season, cease their insatiatc clanlor for
advertising space in our precious col
umus. The overwhelming rush of
patronage of this kind is what causes
so many country newspapers to die a
premature death. Our advertising
space is limited, but we will try to ac-
commodate all, gentlemen; but come
one at Il time. We are wearied with
the rush, and fain would rest. Come
one at q time, and commence coming
that way as soon as possible.
It does not promote the best OF re-
ligious feeling for Christians to be
compelled to kncel in q pool of tobac-
co Juice, which nothing in heaven or
on earth would willingly have III
their mouths, except u man. lmag-
inc Paul and the other Apostles rolling
their guilds, and squirting their juice
Oh the floor or the sanctuary. we
think it desccrating the temple of our
Maker to chew tobacco in church and
spit on the floor. 1t is certainly impo-
lite.
The use of patent medicines is on
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SheriT's Sale.

Feb. I. 1877.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-06-12
IPOETIcAL.osT1T
A PRESIDENTIAL POEM.

Every English school boy knows the p'etical
catalogue of his country's kings-"Firs
william Of Norman, then William, his SON. and
90 down. Let American boys try this for their
kings: 20 aErESFN
George Washington first to the white House
{ came. S1SAS N'e9N-A- SSS-3 80
Aud next on the list is John Adams name.
Tom Jefferson then flied THE honored place;
Then of James Madison next We traee.J E-}
The fftb in succession was james Monroe;
Aud John Quincy Adams was the tnext below9
Then Andrew Jackson was placed in the chair,
And fiext'w ind Martin Van Buren there, 81 (
Then wflliaIp "a. Harrison's name we meet.
Whose death gave John Tyler the coveted, seat.
Tnen JamesK Polk was the nation 5 frst cboice;
Next for Zachary Taylor she gave her Voice. a.
Whose premature d cath brought in AIillard Fill
-. nsore;s ,ssssiil ,sss5s1 saoSassi bHa : a
And next Franklin PIERCE tho distinction " ore.
The fifteenth was JENNY Buchanan they say.
Who for Abraham lincoln prepared tf1esway.
Whose martyrdom candy Johnson chance;
The eighteer rh name waslUiysses 8. Grart's.I 4
By meaps of dark and dubious ways,
The nineteenth now IL r, B, Hayes. ~ -,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-06-12
Symptoms of a Diseased Liver.

Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.
pain in the right sitlc.,mdcr the edge
l. of the ribs, increases OH pressure
sometimes the pain is in the left side;
the PATIENTS rarclvablet to lie onthelcft
side; sometimesthc pain is felt undcr
the shoulder-blatlc, and it frequently
extends to the top ofthe shoulder, and
is sometimes mistaken for 4 rtcuma-
ztism i,thc arm. The stomachis affect
cd with loss of appetite and sickness;
the bowels III general arc costivc,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain.accompan-
led with dull, heavy sensation i'll the
back part. There is generally con-
siderable loss of memory, accompan-
led Will, painful sensation ofhaving
left undonc something which ought to
have been done. A slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant. The pa
tient complains Of WEAKNESS and de-
bility; he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains ofa
-prickly sensation Of the skin; his spir-
it's are low: and although he is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial
to him, yet he can scarcely summon
up fortitudc enough to try it. In fact,
he distrusts every remedy. Several Of
the abovesymptomsa ttendthe disease,
but cases have occurred where few of
them existed, yet examination of the
body, after death, has shown the LIVER
to have been extensively dcrangcd.
AGUE AND FE YER.
r. ~ NfCI ,-r.e ,,,r, I,,,e -,
CASES or AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quininc, are productive of
the most happy results. No better
catllartic can be used, preparatory to,
OF after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them A FAIR TRIAL.
For all Bilious arrangements and rs
asimple purgatlvet they areuncqualcd.
BEWARE OF LIMITATIONS.
The genuine DIR. c. MELANEs
LIVER PILLS arc never sugar coated.
Every box has red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DR.,
McLANE's LIVER Pills. .
The genuine MCLANE' s LIVER PILLS
bear the signatures of c. McLANE.
and FLEMING BRos:on the wrappers.
IInsist on your druggist orstore-
keeper giving you the genuine DR.. G.
h1CLANE's LIVER PILLS, prepared
by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
To whose wishing to give On. C. McrANE's LIVER
PlL1sa trial we will mail POST paid to iny part Of
ses United ss Sos
January 80. lS77-52t.
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

THE uudersi 9 ned having given his attention to
L the Collection of Acco-nts. &C., has concluded
to devotehis time principally to the duties - zen
eral Collector. and invites the attention cf Ier
chants and business mon generally o the fact
Prompt and energetic efforts my part viIl be
given tothe Collection Of ali inns pseedfip my
hAnds. - NJ 80 A. W CRANER
Charlestown Jefferson Co., W. Va.
Dec 3. 1879 =
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-06-12

a FERTILIZER FOR STRAwBERRIEs.-An
experiment made last year by myself may not
come amiss at this time with those who grow
strawberries. l procured half hogshead,
filled it with rain water. and put into it one
quarter pound ammonia, and one quarter
pound common nitre. When the strawberry
plants were blssoping out, I gave them a
sprinkliug of the solution at evenings twice a
week, until the fruit was nearly full size
The result was double the amount of fruit on
those where liquid was applied. Let all give
it q trial $3.50. -,--.-
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Tpsilanti, Mich.

GERMAN PIcKLEs.-Wash the pickles
thoroughly, and dry we'll with coarse towel !;
put in a'stoDo jar. and strew salt thickly over
them fleaye in this for one day, then add
mustard seed, cloves, bay leaves, whole ALL
spice, aud enough water to cover the pick les !;
put board over them. and heavy stone to
press them down.
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HAY AND CATTLE SCALES.

WE arc prepared to Weigh Hay. Cattle. &C.,
w upon the Scales in our Coal and W God Yard :.
The high fenSe around yard gives us specla |
advantages in Weighing Hogs. Cattle, SC. Scales
we'll enclosed with gates. .-.
WASHINGTON L LIPPITT.
Dec -, 1878.
y1RY PINE KISDLISG, & nsly split, kept aIvay.
II on hand at our Coal aud Wood Yard.
Nov. IS. WASHINGTON LiPPITT.
SINGLE and Double Shovel, Iron Beam aud
~ Steel Shovel Pioughs; Cast Steel SiprIe and
Double Shoveis for sale by ii.
..-- JAS. LAW. HoOFF &Co
DLoUGHs.-1fJo you need a Two Horse Plough
L warranted to please or no sale, try the Heck
erndorp. for sale by - .-..
May IS, 1875. JAS. Law. HooFF & CO.
TNEA7 Pal and Coffee Pots, 8 tow Pa ms and Tin
J. Cups. for sale by ...- -
April II. 1876. JAS. LAW. HooFF 4 co.
~ uNDSTONEs, "B.rea. - Tor sale by ..
u .'.i..t.- JAS. LAW. HooFF 4 CO.
DINE Tar. pure article. in tin cans, qts.. Igal,
L !, 2 and gallon cans, for sale by
July 1s, 1876. JAS. LAW. HOoFF & CO.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-06-12

WASHING Straw MATT1NG.-If white
straw mating is washed twice during the
summer in salt and water-a pint of salt to
half pailful of warm, soft water, and dried
quickly with soft cloth, it will be long be-
fore it will turn yellow. A thin coet of var
Dlsh applied to straw mating will make it
much more durable, and keeps the mating
looking fresh and new. White varnish
should be used on white mating. If thus
vanished it will not need to be washed Be
sure to have the varnish thin, or the mating
will crack. .
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COLLECTIONs 0F,cMNRRaIS,,,

Eer,S,adept,, ldmAisurs, tofrsssrs. Ply .isissa
and other PrOfessionai Men. These collections il.
lus,raie = Al the pthcipal species and All sssed
subdivisions in psns and other works Mineral-f
Ugy every CrystAiiire System; all the prineipal
Ores and every known Element, The esllsctiun b
are labelled with n printed label that IN h.
re moved by soaking 1hs tsheIs give fpsna's
species. number, the name, lor atty. sndT in nost
cases, the competition of the Mineral.
An collections seeompaLisd By an Illustrated
Catalogue and table OF species.
100 Cry stals and F1agrn e o tsor Study. SSi.ooa
100 Specimens. student'r Size. L.rgsss 500
100 Specimens, Larger, Ams"ur's Size, zsTfs
coneetions o + Gems. Ores. Ia r,Hy M;n.rai d,.I
in any Arts or AsIie1lfefe. on hshd put up 10
Order. r-
We sell Minerals by weight. for thu Chemi.t0
and blowpipe use, at very low prices. snmstskis
IS cents per pound lla nite IS cents per pound.
Braokite Pure Cry stAl IS cerIs pcupe. Ratilal
pure % cents per pound, wAyslltie IS cents per
pound, BFende 10 cents per pound. t'"9H ~
J. have jpst bought the famous Chiltnn ColieetionI
of Minerals nd SHELF, which has been exhibit
tiou Titan y's for the pAst two years 1heorig-
inal price asked was 5 5000. il contained mum.
her of unsquA thihgs among the n aRutiis IN
Quartz, for which Mr.. Chiffon Nsi Offered o $50
gold perfect tTuing mureI.
The her bs hm of Iowa plsnis !tnat received tho
for $3.50 The cAse aIOne worth 3 tSe. e.'--44n
Several s 900 Worth of Rocky Mounta IN Birds,
sheif,. Bota nieH! pscirnens, Meund BuiIdsrs Rel
les, &c on hand. brs0V "
us Sis % Prof. Chemistry and Mineralogy,'
Fellow Am. Ass'p. Adv. o. Seienee. ., q o.
.' 1925 Lancaster Avenue, Phiiadel phta Pa
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IKE BEsI QUALIFY OF GOODS
c H-R- o M o S.

THE larEest nnd finest stock in Ia world, en-
brsC;Bg over .UuU .OOOC no mos Pain &c kDJ
ChOiee Prints, at our enlarged Arr RUons. All
the and PCpu!nr sutj roc 6ote pr
The FaiIs of the Rhine, si1e 2Dx25-rnma sbd
grand; Scene ON the SUEqueh ~ of tn b a.
OF the ssaSOn, size i9a2I LucerBs. s~ iiz. nd
the mOEf beautiful lake in the world Isota Bella
charming scene in Northern ItaIy. conn ion to
Tho preceding; on Bottom Light. a bssuiI:uT ms
rinc, size l412D, in great ",mtnd Old Osk sn
Bucket, White M"unis ips. HmgHr Faus, Nv
port, sa rAt1Fs. Gathering PTimrS's. - the sss
Shore. Paddy in Difficulty. Also Virgin yeHs >.
Snow Storm. American Fruit and Other ga III sub-
jects, FIurHl Busines, "a FdF, Sunday bcotEsfSs
StntuRry. MOUOes Blrck E,nupd Pamela Alec
the fueSt and most complete sssor'ment 90 e.i n
Chr"mos. both on White mounts. blre lire. end
black mounts. gold line. Our stock smbrscts
everything desirable for Dee lore, .Ae,ptsier Pre-
MUM purpOses. and ~ should iest cur priers spd
quality of ~nrk The TiPht psTii,s frs liz. an
in.iep. pdenco in every lOeslity by inkipe nm
sR~nry Tor our stretched and hsnnrd ChforSSs-
Particulars tree Illuminated Catalogue on rec sipl
OF stamp. Send FOR 80 or 8 s optht Address
49, e. C.. s..u-.z J. LATHh Ma co. q
4io Washington ST. Boston, Mas.
Fsbrusry 30, IS7TLIy.5 7'n'' ""
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TALON WANTED

TALLOW WANTED!
THE HIGHEST price-in Cash or Trade
i aid ior Talluw by DIS. HUGHES rs
nRIED APPLES and Peaches wanted, in
~ trade for G0ods, by D. 8. HUGHES.
TIME TOBACCO-ll inch flat plugs-at only
Il rs Gents per plug, for saleby
March p, 1876. ~ d. s. HU GHES.
lIORsFoRD'S Self Raising Bread PreparA-
! tion-unsurpassed for maktug Ltgas Bread I,
Bieeui., "a kes aud Passry-for sale by
Fob. -. 1876. D S. HUGHES,
CTALEY. Armstrong B ch.dwiok's Choice
~ Roasted Coffee for sale by
Feb. %, 1876. D. S. HUGHES
FHEwlNG and Smoking Tobaecos-s full line
~ coustSntls kept on hand and sold cheap, BY
Feb -22.iS76 So. DIS. RUGHES.
BEAUTIFUL Pure Stone China Wash Bowls
- and Pitchers, for sale at \ bargain. bv
Feb. -. 1876. Las D. s. HUGHES.
I OG0' LIS. of Butter Wanted. at the m a ,kst
l.bto price. D HUGHES.
'INWARE,i in various articles. for saIe by' #
, L.a ~ -. = D. s HUGHES
VASES BeautifuI sets for ssc by
VIolMa. 80. 1876. SDs HUGHES.
} uART and half gallon Glass Fruit Jars for
" sale by a=Ea D. g. HUGHES.
SfoSE Jars and Crooks for sale by
- August 90, 1875. D.s .HUGEE5.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-06-12

To PRESERVE PARSLEY THRoUGu THE
W1NTER.-Use freshly gathered parsley; put
it into boiling water; add little salt; boil
three minutes and drein lay it on sieve
before the fire and dry az soon as possible ;
store it away in bottles; when wanted pour
over it little warn water and let it stand
fvs'minutes.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-06-12

A Use FOR STALE BREAD.-Bcat two eggs
and7adda cupfulGof sweet milk, mix we'll,
cut the bread in slices and soak in the milk
and egg, fry to a light brown, iI two parts
lard ADD one part butter; when done pu. on
q dish and sprinkle with sugar or put in q
deep dish. put one cupful of raisins and cur
rants. oue,half cupful sugar and enough wine
to soak through all the first way makes a
good lunch dish and the other way q good
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