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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10
Nationai .IIasel, naIelgh.

col. q. =. Brown, Tie genial and ex.
celient landlord pf the National offers very
superior Inducements TO visitors during
tile Fair week. Tic table Il always good.
Tile Colonel Promises during the week,
Il shaH not BE- equdi'od III tile City, a full
supply of fresh oysters aud fresh fish re-
gazing lila guests every dry. lie makes
his meal hours TO suit tho public con.
yenicncs, breakfast being from o'clock
81 10; dinner from 2, to ), aud supper from
Gtos. lizard $3.50 day. single meals 70
cents and lodging The ~anls.
This house, deserycdly popular, de-
serves al The good words ut our command
and We hope will receive lis full share Of
patronage during the Fair ~ we'll asatalI
other times.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10
srsI.aa AMIR d Dnrharn.

Mr.. Zach Lyon IL, brought up from
Durham IA Saturdays freight train ne.
gro, David Brooks, arrested for tile i,ro-
bable fatal cutting Of iiryan Lunn and tile
severe wounling 0fS,ephen street, both
colored, which occurred on that day about
one o'ciDoS. Mr.. Lyon informs Us that
the parties werc engaged IN some game Of
chance when high words asuse, the lie was
passed, blow given to Brooks by Lunn,
when Brooks drew aknife and made =
ghastly wound across the light breast OF
Lunn. Street intcnascl, aud lie was also
severely cut. The assaiIant Immediately
took to flight. aud ran nearly half a mile,
but was knocked down finally ny Mr..
Lyon, secured, aud brought hero, when
lie was it once committed TO jaii.
Lunn's wounds arc bupln,scd To lie
mortal. lie was well knuwn negro
politician, aud was prominent in bissx-
ception to the usual affiliations Of his race.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10
Casweii Cours.

Owing to the engagement oft farmers
in cutting and curiag tohsceo, there was d
smaller attendance al Cour, than everre-
memhered. There was little to do how,
ever, and people were more profitably EN-
ploysd at home. The criminal docket
was light. One old negro, u years ofago,
was convicted Of larceny but judgment
wassnspended, owing to age and . previous
good character, The civil docket was al
together unimportant. Judge Buxton
presided to dissatisfaction ofcverybody.
AT another lime we propose TO refer to
CasSril, ami ITS tecenl history. At
present, VIC have not the room for SO ins
ter,sling aial voluminous subject.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10
Tobacco In caswell.


Weattended Caswell Courtilast week. and
had an opportunity ofseeing much oi the
crop, and learning much Of its condition,
IN this einphatically tobacco County,.
After passing Prospect Hill, IA mills
North Of Hiiisboro, tobacco was almost
continually IN sight all the way Id
Yanceyyille. A large portion Of the crop
was still uncut, owing 10 Unusual late
ness in ripeniDg. But emitting was going
on as rapidly AS possible, aud theprocess
Of curing III full operation. From all we
can learn, the cropin Caswcll is b very
great one III quantity, and fair one in
quality. Planters getcrally do not admit
that they lase nlnde fire cures slill II Is
lunquesiional,le that there will be a large
proportion Of very finetobacco made. The
experience Of lilo CasweII planter is that
Of life time. The feilrfully worn out
lands along Hycoand Country Line Greeks
attest how long toi,;.ci:o has been the
staple Of this section. If the weed can be
made bright aud beautiful, the Caswell,
and the Person man for that matter, Is
able to bring out its best qualities.
We incline TO the opinion that this crop,
besides being The largest for years, will
also llaye tic largest proportion Of fine to-
bacco.
About three fifths o. Tie crop had been
cut last week. The approach Of frost will
hasten tic cutting Of the rest, and thai
may compel The cutting Of much that will
meyer ~ cured well.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10
HillsbOrO holds her own.

During the brilliant but superficial prospe.
fity Of other places If rapid growth, the Off
spring ofspeculations. lIillsboro has quietly
settled down % solid and substantial opera
tons. She hclas her own like few places
Id this commonwealth. She can say. she
stands where She did one hundred and
tweuty four years ago
We must now all palltogether, take the
tide that il coming mat its food, aud come
to the top.
Like an avalanche. the fall trade struck
US thirty days ago: Unprecedented crops
oil over the country several years Of mer.
camille economy and close sailing; the set.
Element Of lie Southern troubles; gold 1T
.par-all combinei--have produced the
present food in business. lii the means
while, thousands Of factories North. choked
with surplus stock, and unable to borrow
more money, areiunloading ut ruinons ri>
ces for cash, making frighsful sacrifices to
raise means to avert impending ruin. HAYS
ing little money and some brains to go into
the market to buy these goods, enables US
to. quote prices tha. smash competition into
dust. ,,.a 4F5a..s ,.... -. .,...@,
We want to see. as usual. the surround
ing counties in to examine our stock. Its
i fact conceded by all. that Hillsboro. since
the war has been one Of the best markets in
the state to buy goods. -.
We HAVE THEN. ,,ss--ss.-s--s-..
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10

We welcome the appearance Of this new
weekly which made lis appearance last
week under the charge of j. N. stallings,
late editor u the Magnolia Record The
DgMucHAT II III fact q continuance Of the
hitter hy change of location. IL u one Of
ll,osc Journals which may he safely cnibra-
ced III the friendly aud pleasant notice BY
the Wilmington STAR Of the conntry
press, The RECORD has brain and culture,
aud we are glad to see the able editor seek
4 wider Iiuld for hIsilblc pen.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10
cur Paper.

We beg to call to the attention ofthc
people Of Orange to the fact that the RE-
'coRDER has added 10 Us value AZ county
paper by tho publication OF the Monthly
Statementso OF the Commissioners. The
regular publication Of these has long been
desired, but only lately adopted. Hence.
forward they will appear regularly. This
isa very important matter, and we'll worth
the serious consideration Of tile Orange
people.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10
a had shot, or q Cool Negro.


We heard Of an alteration in Caswell
the other day which illustrates either the
one or the other II The positions of our
caption. Two partners in transaction,
n white man allh negro, ELL out about
the settlement Of their days business, and
from high words, fell 10 blows. The
white drew knife and made a dash at the
negro. The latter interposed chair, aud
kept off his assailant. The latter, furious
nj being l,alkrd, drew a.pistol, aud opened
fire on tho negro. The latter possibly
knew that the white man was a had shot,
and cooIiy stU,d, and received four sue
cession sllnls, at distance oi not more
than nix iEscca. But after the fourth dis
charge, tile negro waxed impatient Of
being made target Of and exclaimed.
II tell sou what il is, boss, ef sou don't
quit a-shootin at me, Ill bust your head
Ml,lahriek.n The heal was not '.husttd,
aud sc infer tile last shot was not fired.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10
vsIE SEASON OF INTERnrcTESTs.

All miasuaiIc complaints, in other words,
all disorders generated by unwholesomc ex.
halations from the earth or water. arc preyas
lent at this season. In every section sub
ject 10 the visitation Of fever aud aeuo, or
other forms Of intermittent disease. the
causes which produce those maladies are
nov actively at work. This, therefore. is
period Of the year when The inhabitants
Of such districts should prepare their sys.
tens TO meet the unwholcsome condition Of
tito atmosphere BY acourso Of tonic and
alternative treatment. Foremost among the
inylgorants. recommended by time and ex-
perience US means Of terrifying the system
against all endemic md epidemic maladies.
stands llostetter's Stomach Biiters. BY a
timely use Of the lSitters. the feeblest resi-.
dent ola unhealthy soil may escape the
sickness which. without the aid Of this
potent ally q nature. will DO apt to over.
take the strongest. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10

Capt. James !. Waddell, Of Ehen-
al,inah tame, and commander 81 the
wrecked steamer city uf san Francisco,
reached here on Friday last on brief
visit TO his old home. lie Is engaged in u
commercial mission promising much 81
great value TO the South, by opening up
direct communication between the ports
oftheguif aud the West Indies, aud South
America.
Col. Walter Clark and DR.. Geo rye w.
Graham Of Raleigh favored - with call
on Saturday.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10

Our streams were suddenly swollen by
lie heavy iains u Wednesday afternoon
aud night, aud next lay were higher thar
for two ~ threc years past We hear uf
iiu damage dome 10 this county farther
than washing away " fences. In the
Counties below the Obstruction Ii greater,
bridges aud mill dams being sveptuii, and
crops submerged, and We may expect 10
learn that the loss TO the farmers In the
Eastern counties Il very great.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10

See nj. uf &. NJ. Parks. Each time this
judicious merchant makes his purchases,
lie Is wise aud fortunate enough to strike
s,ich happy streaks rs 70 make. him the
favored child OF fortune. Fortunate
himself, he makes his opportunities the
fortune Of his purchasers; certainly at no
time has more splendid stock OF goods
been offered Oh more favorable terms.
Give him early and many call.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10
See fourth page both for Ads and in
teresting reading matter.
Gorae pre- pared.

Next week is Court week. We want all
that is due US for subscription. Many are
IN arrears; some for a long time. We are
not apt to complain, and lotn todun. But
we must ask our subscribers to remember
that we are mortal, and that we live 81
our labor. Let every man ense his con-
science by paying the printer.n
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10

A copy oftle liillsDoro Recorder, the
oldest paper la the state, Is on our table.
We welcome tile Recorder 10 our cx-
change list. and hope twill meet with the
succrrs IN the future Il 10 well merits. IL
IL ably edited. aud well conducted in
every respect. II Is now 81 years old, and
svon will enter upon lts 5sth year. Long
live The RoeortleT. Randolph ReguidtOr.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10

Tie laying u tile Cornerstone ofthe
old East will be celebrated on Friday tic
18th Inst In GIRARD HALL.
Addresses will bc delivered by President
Battle. Rev. DR.. Phillips, and others, on
tile carly history Of tho University
II Il expected that distinguished
alumni will be Ia attendance and partici-
Ia 10 Ia The exercises.
The public are invited 10 attend.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10

See ad. Of DR.. George ". Graham. lie
has been long enough in the practice Of his
specialities to have confirmed the high esti-
mate formed Of bis talents and acquire
uents. add Is deserving the large additions
al share Of confidence and patronage which
its one Of the objects u his advertisement
20 ask.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10

Diphiheria prevails IN the vicinity Of
Cedar Grove, but We are glad 10 learn Iii
mild firm, aud we have no fatal cases To
chronicle. Thisis = blessed exception to
its nsual calamitous appearance.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10
c. NJ. PARKS.
Oct. 10 IT I'm.

KIRKLAND y CO.. will be pleased to
show their country friends, new stock OF
Calico, Cottouades, Flannels and other
soods in the Dry Goods.line.
Country Produce taken in exchange. a,
Sent 2Gtli st.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10

General Hampton has been caught by .
North Carolina Committee at last. de
will certainly speak at The FAIR, probably
on Thursday. We hopc Judge Buxton
may be induced 10 suspend Court for that
day 10 give all here the opInrtunity 10 hear
hlm.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10
Pretty I.l.ilc .,,"r g,ea str,,,rer.

Is the title Of one Of the prettiest songs we
iiave ever heard. It was composed by
Bobby Newcomh, the celebrated minstrel
professional. The melody is bound to
captiyate every loyefofa good song and
remain fresh in their memory a lifetime.
Price. IS cents per copy. For sale by any
music dealer in the United States. or can
be had from The publisher, +. w. Hell
MICK, so West Fourth Street, Cincinnati,
n E.fs -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-10-10

Ever since Ewes incautiol, experience
Ia ll,o Garden Of Eden, Babies have been
nc institution. Prtled by men and
lived by women, their baby life would be
III absolutely happy existence butfor thusc
evldsncees of mortality exhibited IN
C1lic. Flatulcnry, elr;--all happily re-
licved al once, however, by the prompt
use ~ Dr. Bulls Baby syrup. Sold every
where. IS cents.
, 1877-12-25

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Sit 10 Sabren nit inn rsif. .3rpei
osruaiite iua9e Mfdoden, Die Der @ss
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itatt angenommeu, ergau3en Die @eleli.
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ten SGid)tsu Der @eieQinait loa eS
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s~itateur 5srmann bat Scr. Slaoe isoodj
etnen Goncurrenten %gefunoen, Der ieoem
eiuigermaBen 8emittsltsn bic Npparate
= Die 9ano gibt, nit oelen !0err Slaoe
lein Pubtifum unterbGlt. 2aut elmer
Nn3siss in Der u9on. 3t9." fam ild
S;osrmanu bel Serrn 5srmam fir 60
Os. in ben Selie eines lAreibenbea 0iea
bium8 a la Or. Slahe nit ShieIgr,
tafel iessn. Da5 lpirititilhs 2slen i'm
Duntelu foftst ebenlo piel 6eBgteid)sn
baS ip!ritiltilhc peuleben unb ba8 Whlts
ldretben. 0m9e9en foltet Die %nouatle
9isun9 Der Gebriiosr Davenport uuo
Wanifetationen nit fiegsnoen Cams
b%urinen, flie9 roen 9uitarren. phanta.
lllhen 6Iammen &C." coalplet 800 W.
Ssit e~iuiaeu Gasen bat nan nit ser
9s9nng bon GiienpfIaiter 3luiiden Dec
8lsbelm ltraBe unS sem Barrier Ylas
auf benz ebemaliseu liiOlibsu 0ssitwes
Der 2inoen begonnen. 2lui oen nit
Sdotter beoedtsn, feltJewalstsn gobsn
fonnen GiienIhienen isnfrebt 9e9en bic
2dn9sar: Der StraBs uno auf 0isl. bic
Gilentl0se, welhe nit 5abem Gijeu pers
flammert perosn. Oisle Sl0be, pslds
allo Die sissntliden pfalteri tsine oers
%treten, lino our9brot1en uuo 10 b,red)a
net, oaB in linen Die 3ufe uno Sto(Isu
Der Bieroe baiten, lth aber nidt etlua
perfan9eu f5unen. Die. DurAbrebuns
gen ielbf weroen einiad) nit grobem
&ieS au5seiiat unb Die Biuun3 ioa
uidlt ourd) 8abren uHo 4ufld)lag bers
ausgerihen werosn t0nnsn. Die @las
fticitdt Der Sd)anen lou os5 Dr6bnsn
Se5 GlienpilaltsrS, weldes it'd bi osn
Gcriud)en III ser Qouoontr @ttD 10 uns
lciblld sesei9t bate, mllo,v m. 81 oa5
aass lid) uun 10 III Oct Yrorl5 bslua9s
zen lpiro, maB Die lssttre ebeH seisen.
3n feinem SAFE entittben Der Staot
Soften, oa Der Geriuh leotsliA iiir
8eduuua Der lnternelalsr an5sltegs
Wiro.
Oral Sermaun b. Irnim pirb segen
fas smeltlnitau5tide Grtenatn;B bic
Observation-Disclosures uiAt einlegen,
olelrtebr beunuacblt bic pierm6tlentlI4e
StrafyaIt in Yt0geulse antrstan.
Bur Heier Der 25labrisen G6g-ora.
netcnt9diisteit beS Gbs. pom 8odum,
Dolff5 miro ain 8. December eiu par,
lomeutarlid)ss T:itei(en j%tattinoen bic
@lnlaoun9 lier5u, aH3sebcno BON Dem
Smciteu 8Ictprdlieenten OeS IbseorOnes
t~enbaulsS, @rafca VstbulD, uns Abgss
eronetsn aler Tractionsu Ia bei Sen
WbQeorbneten I'M umlauF.
, 1877-12-25
11;A'G D%IUmegfahrer,
Dir InEliSg1r


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Soboao uho burb Ginncbmen pon ToslH@iocr
Eemtrtt Ete 2obbaoer 3ett3aI on, no bie ~fraatbcit
tbren SIP bat, uie ttsf ie lttgt, NIB al olciWcr
3ett sci9en fe Sic 9eoen5froit bcs We1l5en On.
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~SaoesNnratt, "a Stanton Str u n 9lorf. 9ebetlt
pprben. llnter ben f~"'teilteu beIinoen i5 pieie
Nerste nno Qpotbefl &te eob5dper untfriheleei
iG non 0ltoerer Saot.l oablrd9. oaB lie btreFt Qui
BIZ, &rantbeit e~tnipirten, II ben tranfen Gtoif en!s
terhen, IN lpet@er 5oeat er and gum &oridein
tontals Gte l.no et1 Terbrerring6> eeer 4t4Sibeis
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bitten eirEiclt.
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nno dpberIid, %tlrtrea. 10 iinb ho5 bic 99ir,anQen
nod tn acutcin 3~uitanoe l%tfitoen, gems auBs toroenis
lid: Eicter, Selbit Nerp'Hz hno 3ppbu9iitber,
psrpeaS ietr l4nen, 9emobn.i4 nit - saoer'
t.SS& afSs uno SuTgeNffW;nstaGit nil
bsfona eel tguafn Seuttn u iheygen Gtobiunn,
geiip5bnlr4 .ts'3t farirt. &t0 ,<!s6dt &gcW.
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sbenlo Nnse. o9r ntraa'4gitta, ioo!e oae
d: 5e"'n &rarfbciIe1, &ra.5 utsgiec1,. &c.
5d,sp seg- Gcropycin &C. lit Die gltrtuna eire
pl6sli6e L. fc 5are, gtur Gin @ao lit birlei4eno.
nm Seoea oou ser @irsals gu ilberSeugen. @;as
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putben ocbs,tt Nt / bterlr &rontbeit oebet 81
4rDSeat oe9 ,a& ~riioiie3 nit ieoem Saoe Sara oea
Urn al.
tebem YlGb tl Scace u ln0t. Ger ~ is 90
@aoesBnl6trS III 81, bet oes @ianebme : @.lpce3
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"a sp9lil9er ODER heuti9er Gprade l@ideR.
FIR. Rauchfuss,
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Gew 9erE
, 1877-12-25
gie penululuania'
.5raer g)er6Gerauas = WelsA(0aft
BON WbiInbtlpbIa.
@esriiuoet 1926.

8aor capital. ....s 40G.t>oo 90
9lctiua. 1,655,7l7 20
, 1877-12-25
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subfertptiors Wreifet
, 1877-12-25
Gbarles 3ilstta,es,na 10,
6utm00er,
SO. 1913 Wain Gtrafe.

Sd erlarte mir einem gsetrteu 0ublifnm
apsuseiaen, rag ia ein 6u'geiGdit etat!i,t
babe unp 1851 int &tatbe bin, auftrd9e, wel-
9e ms Sut9eIddft i1lassn, ausnnsbnfn. IS
tperoen nidt alleine 5errfns. irneern o1td'
Iamenbile, in ieoer SOrn, BON mir aurs
@bneulie !. 5 Bette, nod BIZ n~snslfen Wcee,
anasferfiot. Site msrtrr eeiarbt, 1ewie geIct'
uiat. Wer mir isinf Gunpi9aft aumearst,
tpirp fiber sufrisben Iatt.
312 Gbas. 3tmmerman.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-03
Monr ExcUnsIoxs.-The b. & o. R. R.

MORE EXCURSIONS. The B. & o. r. R.
Co. is arranging for another grand excursion
from the Valley of Virginia to Washington
City, which will take place on Tuesday, the
18th of July next-rouDd- trip tickets at same
rates as last excursion, (s1.75 from Charles
town and return, and good for three days -
Another opportunity will be thus afforded for
visiting the National Capital and Mt Vernon.
at trifiing expense, and the favorable report
made by those who enjoyed the last trip will
no doubt induce large party to embark on
the next excursion, from all parts OF the
Valley.
This company will also run a special ex>
cursion train, for colored persons, to Hsrper's
Ferry and Byrne's Island, abont the llth of
July. when round>trip tickets will be issued
At greatly reduced rates.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-03
How 1T Is Done.

The first object in lie it'll the American people
10 TO "gei rich - the second how regain go' d
health The frat be cbta ed by energy, hon
esty aud saving; tbs second, pod healthy by
using GREEN's August FLowEa. Should you be
despond suffe, from any OF the fleets oi Dys
pepsia, Liver Compliant, Indigestion, &c such .
Sick Headache, Paipitation of the Heart. Sour
Stomach. Kablual Costivene.s, pizzire.s OF the
Head. Nervous Proetration Low Spirits, sc ,y,u
need not suffer another dsy Two doses Of AUGusT
Ftnwxs viii relieve you at once. Sample Bottles
lOc-nts. Regular .ize Il cents Positively sold by
all ti,st-cass Druggists in the U. S. For 'ale by
Light & Mitchell and e. f. Beller, Charle.town,
and J. j. Gilbert. Hsrper's Ferry
LINN Id LII
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-03
What the Bilious Require

Since terpidf,y OF the liver is the chief cause OF
its disorder 10 evident that what the bilious 70
quire 10 n alternative stimulapt which will arouse
il to activity effect that is followed by the dis
appearance Of the various symptoms indicative OF
it's arrangement. hosteuer's Stomach Bitters in
variabiy achieve the primary result menti"ned,
besides removing the constipation, hatufence.
heart. burn, yellow Of the skin and whites OF
tho eyes, pain in the right and under he right
shoulder, rausea, vertigo and sick headache, to
which hi lious inva lids peculiarly subject. A
a remedy for chronic indigestion, mental de'pon-
dency md nervousness the Btte's are o. uAlly rttl
cacious, and a renovant OF lost vigor, \ men 10
of arr estipg premature decay and a source OF re-
liet from the iuf rmitics hirh the genter sex
10 peculiarly subject, they may be thoroughly re-
lied upon.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-03
CR1STADORO'S
HAIR DYE.

(Nristadoro's Hair Dve is the SAFEST and BEST:
~ il acts instaut an-ousIy. producing Tho most
natural shades al Black or Brown: docs NOT
STAIN the SKIN. and 10 easily applied IL is a
standard preparation, and n fAvor'te upon every
we'll appointed Toilet for Lady " G.ntleman =
Sold ny Dru9giats. J. CRISTA DORO.
PO. Box, 1915. New York
December 10. lS16-ly,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-03

REDUCTION IN PRICEs.-Wash PopIins-
10c; Japanese SiIks-25c Grena1ines-5,
10, IL T. l5c great bargain in all shades
of Lenos at l2c.-tormer price, Csc; White
Marsailcs Bed Spreads-75c For some
thing cool to wear, 90 to the Twin Fronts.
Jos. GOLDSMITH.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1877-07-03
LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS NOVICE.

In the Circuit Court ef jefferson County,
Vest T1yinia, lMarch Term, AprR 24th,
1877:
VIM BEALL. Plaintiff,
Against SIN CaASCERY.
dart-
TT IS adjud ged. ordered and decreed that this
i cause he referred 10 Master Commissioner g.
". 4. Kearsley, with instructions TO Inquire and
report to the neyt regular Term of fLis Court:
. lst. The Real Estate ow ned IN this Je,ersopl
County by the Defendant S. Howell Brown. and
the aIue of each tract-if he owns more than
one, and tine annual rental value thereof re-
spectIvely
I'd. The Liens bv Judcment. or otherwise. on
said realty with the order of priority, and dis
eliminating as TO such liens. whether thew, or
auv of them bind tine whole or only q portion
of said realty.
3D. Any matter which he may deem pertinent.
which the parties may require, but before
proceeding TO execute this decree. he shall give
notice. as D. divided in Section 4. Chapter 129 al
the Code. which shall be equivalent 10 personal
service upon tile parties
correct abstract from tie Record.
1este.
b. WASHINGTON,
Clerk of the Circuit Court.