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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-01-11

WAFFLEs.-To a quart of sweet milk
take twoeggs. q tablespoonful of melted
butter, cents worth of yeast, tea
q stiff batter; in the morning add table
spoonful of sugar. They should be
fried light brown in waffle iron.
Have melted in q cup piece of butter
with three-quarters of IL cup of milk,
and as the cakes are done CRATE nutmeg
on each and sprinkle on sugar, then put
little of the melted butter and milk
on each, and you will see how fast they
will disappear when placed on the
table.
POP OvERs.-One cup of flour, one
egg, one cup of sweet milk, one-haLf
teaspoonful of salt, and bake in gem
tins. If placed in the oven when the
first course is being served they will be
done in time and must be eaten imme-
diately. Serve with butter sauce. If
the family is large double the recipe.
CocoANur CREAM CAKE Four table,
spoonfuls of butter worked to a cream
two cups of white sugar; one cup of
sweet milk; the whites of four eggs,
beaten to froth; four teaspoonfuls of
baking-powder in four cups of sifted
-four; bake in four or five square tins
lined with creased white paper.
VEAL OMEnET.-To make a veal ONE
let take three pounds of veal, chopped
fine, three eggs we'll beaten. six small
butter crackers rolled fiue, two table,
spoonfuls milk, one tablespoonful each
of salt, pepper and sage. Mix all we'll
together: add bits of butter to the taste
form into q loaf and bake two hours,
basting often.
CAKE WITHOUT EGGs.--Five cups of
-four, two cups of milk, one-half cup
of butter, two teaspoonfuls of cream
raisins, and nutmeg to the taste.
GRATED HAM SANDwICHEs.-Grat
ham sandwiches are very nice, but
rather rich. To make them roll out
puff paste very thin; bake it in q quick
oven, and when it is quite cool spread
one layer of it with grated ham. cover
it with second layer of paste and cut
into acknowledged pieces.
LEMON SsAPs.-One large cup OF
sugar, a little more than half a cup of
butter, two eggs, two tablespoonfuls of
hot water. half u teaspoonful Of soda,
flavor with lemon, and roll very thin.
RAGAS PIcKLE.-Two gallons finely
cut cabbage; one gallon chopped green
tomatoes, twelve sliced onions. one
gallon best vinegar, one pound brown
sugar. half ounce tumeric powder, one
tablespoonful allspice, one table
spoonful ground cloves. quarter
pound white mustard seed, one ounce
celery seed. one gill salt; boil the whole
until tender. then add spices Just before
putting in jars, stirring all thoroughly.
PorAro NOODLES. - Crate one dozen
OF boiled potatoes. add two eggs. a little
salt. one-half cup of milk. enough -four
to kpead stiff, then cut in small pieces,
and roll long and round, one inch thick
fry in plenty of lard to nice brown.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-01-11

Ms. SPURGEoN's church has now
5.045 members. being the largest society
under the care OF one mAa in the world.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-01-11
NEWSPAPER s
Bought and Sold.

WE FREQUENTLY HAVE INQUIRIES ABOUT
w papers for sale by parties who wish ~ bny also
IN regard 10 new towns desiring 70 hayea paper estsb
lished All Rartias who With to buy SELL well NJ
those who wish for any Information In regard TO the
newspaper business on this coast VIII do well 70 com.
c., CARLOS WHITE, Proprietor, Sss and So
Market IT., San Francisco. p. d. Box ri.
gT-Ou' sides, Inside., Supplements. &C.. furnished
at a small advance the price OF blank paper.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-01-11
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-01-11

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-01-11

CHOCOLATE CAKE.-One cup butter,
two of sugar, one of milk, Ave eggs,
leaving out the whites of three; four
cups of sifted four, three teaspoons
baking powder. Bake in three layers
in jelly tins. For icing. take whites of
three eggs, beaten stiff, one and half
cups of powdered sugar. SIX teaspoons
Of grated chocolate, two teaspoons
vanilla.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1879-01-11

What in the world does Pittsburgh
do With all the water she daily draws
from the reservoir? One hundred and
fifty seven gallons day for each inhabi
tant, and yet meet ON the street there a
person whom you think that you ought
10 know and yOu are compelled TO
scrape the eoal-dust, SCOT and smoke
from his face with a splinter or corn
cob before yeu can tell who he is.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-05-23
swtadling Honest Farm rs.
BY RKoursr.

~ REQUEST
We copy The following from the wal.
Transport Daily Gazette, and i, suggests
three poi;:ts for caution Go all farmers.
namely: TO bo careful never 20 30 any
business with other than truly honest
ami )norable men no matter how good
a bargain is promised; secondly, keep
out of the way of entire strangers ami
thirdly be careful about signing yoar
names to any papers, unless dealing
with Old neiyhbors or those whose integ-
rity is established.
Among the many swindling opera.
tions OF tie day. the patent right dodge
ia largely prscticed on farmers. ard we
have heard OF several cases in tiis coun-
" within year. The following note is
a copy OF one nov in use by these
sharpers. 1t will appear At first sight
to he perfectly simple. and no person
wishing to take an agency for any OF
tho many patents. would hesitate TO
sign IL.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-05-23

Now, having read the ahovc carefully.
and snpposing 1t TO lie all right FOR ten
dollars, just cut il in two between the
words or aud ''hcqrer in the lirst lire.
and YOU viii fini Gat the lea hand
piece is a perfect note FOR S2I5. IIav-
in induced a farmer 20 accept an agen-
cy, as specified in the original note.
and having obtained his signature. The
sharper departs. lie then cu,s eff the
right hand portion, proceeds 10 the rear.
est broker or banker, to whom he offers
10 sell The noe at discount on Tie
plea Of needing the mJaoy. The sign
er is generally 2 responsible person.
well known To the business men Of The
village and. the note is purchased
Wien the note falls due il is presented
for collection. AMI as the signatures are
iu3isputahlc. the horrided farmer il com
PEELED TO pay $275, when he only sup
posed that he owed ten dollars.
This i one Of the most Infamous of al!
tricks Of deception, and 10 largely prac-
ticed throug bout the country. Farmers
should cut this ont and preserve il cares
fully, la order TO guard against being
imposed upon by INSCRIPTIONS scoun
dreis.-,S. L1uis Christina 4 igocute.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-05-23
A Remarkable Accident.

One Of The most remarkable acct
dents we have ever heard Of, says The
Roseburg, (Or.) Ptud'euier happened
TO Mr.. G. 81. Smith, OF Douglas county.
on Wednesday. During a temporary
lull in the raio-s.orm when the sun
shone clear and warmly, Mr. Smith took
his Henry rifle and strOl!cd Off over tho
bill. After bunting for some game and
seeing none. he Turned his steps home
ward. While walking along q shady
hillside, whero n little snow set lay, he
discovered the fresh imprints OF bear
feet They lcd bin over hill and valley
for about two miles, and disappeared In
q dense Jungle. When half way across
ho heard q slight noise behind bin. lie
turned quickly and saw the object he
was in search of wak;rs lcisureiy to-
ward him, and not more than thirty feet
distant. 70 say that Mr.. Smith was
slightly agitated would perhaps be su-
pcr.iuous; bat he raised his gun and
fired. In his excitement his aim was
no: u0crring the bail but grazcd tie
ciunnmou's flank. This wound, though
slight aroused Che animals ire, and in q
moment, before tho rido could be aimed
ne NitANL 10 hIe hunter. VI l.N one
sweep OF his powerful paw be sent the
weapon dying through space. Just as
bruln was about 90 commence Tho saul
sogc-grniing operation. The clear report
Of q rifle was heard. The bear gave %
conclusive shudlcr, staggered toward
The hunter and dropped dead. Smith
was Of course oveJoyej tina, assistance
bad reached him, and went 90 tie spot
where ho supposed his rcscuc- was con-
cea,cj, but 10 person met lis sight
There lay bis rife, hut no human was
visible. lie picked IL up and walked 90
where the bear Law Tho animal was
stone dead, shot through tho heart. IIe
then unloade3 the riae aud found but
eight hulIcts. lie was confident that hc
had placed zen bullets in The magazine
before starting from home. and that hc
bad shot but once. IL was plain. then,
that n bullet from his own gun. which
bad exploded when 10 struck tic ground
had saved his life. Mr.. Smith hes tho
bears hide, which he intends keeping as
q mcmcnto Of the fght. The rife hc
viii EcvCr par. with
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-05-23

The Springfield Republican, an accred
tied Liberal Republican organ, seems 70
fear that the Presidents vetoes will not
have a very profitable effect upon the
fortunes OF the Republican party in tue
campaign OF 1880. IL thinks that one
OF the compensations' of the Prcsident's
attitude is the setback it gives to the
Grant movement. The yetoes, il con-
tends, place tho Republicans on the side
OF The use OF troops a. the polls-"Lhat
is not what the veto says, but what il
viii mean 10 the great mass OF stalTarts"
In other words, tLC people VIII common
~ agree with what The Albany ArgHs
says Of the recent messages, that Mr..
Hayes writes OF elections as events that
require the treatment that armed inva-
sions and rebellions require. He writes
OF the people as an enemy. He writes
OF elections as hostile proceedings
This is the whole burden and bearing
Of his veto" With the Republican par
ty occupying this illogical and danger.
Gus attitude, 10 put Grant forward az
its candidate in the next canpaign
would at once awaken and alarm the
whole country and be suicidal in lis .f-
iects. The veto aud the nomination
would he collatcd together a. afTorting
evidence OF Il conspiracy against the
liberties of the Republic. Hence, as
the Republican party is not 20 be sup.
posed rs contemplating suicide, the ef.
feet of the two vctocs is ''to put III.
minueEdo on tue Grant movement. and
to give increased prominence TO Hayes
himself, and still more TO Sherman, or
WashGurne, who, next TO sherman, Is
the best representative Of lie field q
gainst the favo!ite." Moreover, the
iirmncss Of IIayes in q critical crerccn>
cy will serve, the Republican thinks, 10
assure the s,alwsrts that they can carry
out their programme nearly rs well with
a civilian as military candidate and
so Lave The effect TO make them look
less pers;s:cntly towards Grant. Tie
Democrats, on the other hand, will Ge
able 10 give the new Issue large dimen-
sions in putting IL before Tie country
Army outrases have always been on
small scale in this country," says tie
Republican, "but they never have failed
TO elicit proper condemnation" The
incident may have LCcn significant in
every case, but the fla.rancy Of the n .
tempt against free institutions has new
cr failed 30 give it magnitude in the
popular mind and weigh, upon the pop.
ular conscience. 1t was as when the
murder OF a child on Cape Cod shocks
tie whole country from the paganism OF
the motive Of the terrible deed" The
issue in.o.her words, Will not bo made
upon the actual deeds of the army at the
polls, bat upon the possible consequcn-
ces cf such authority in the hands OF the
Executive, and still more upon the rjqh;
or wrong Of allowing such an authority
retained, and to he retained by
means Of The exercise OF the veto power.
Mr.. Hayes say that he will not use the
troops at the polls, AMI thus, by imDIi-
cation, at least, condemns the practice ;
vet he refuses TO permit the repeal OF
the statutes from which hc derives pow
cr to do this Ching which he repudia;es.
This position IS illogical and can hc cas-
lily and effectively assai.ed.- ideeiiny
D,WCcrGt
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-05-23
IT GAN BE- CURED.

Vrcan be cared. There Is doubt shou, a. The in.
L mediate relief Afforded by SsNFoaD9 RAntcAI
Guar ron CArARSH IS but elight evidence CO what
NAY follow pCrs'sfcat OF this remedy, Tho hars
ncruscd Sfter that has lodged In ihc nasal passArs
IL removed with lew applications. the liberation erN
in1Anmaticn sgedyed and healed the entry meUhra.
additionally action h that OF powCrf4 pnrifSrr
a<cat DESTROYING IN iis course through thc systo1
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-05-23
CAUGHT AT LAST.

The otor.ou depredator Kate.Arrh
who has tor 80 many years eluded the
most accomPiishe / and skilifGi de'ec-
tives. has been caught at last IN Buffalo,
n. \. For further particulars. ask Your
druggis, for n hottie ~ Dr. Suce's Ca.
tarrh Remedy, admitted 10 be the best
remedy FOR caLurrh ct compounded
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-05-23
The Nea0 Buckege.

Wheat Fans, Foot 1r'ers. Ttri Cuitsig Corn
Shelters CIR varizad Iron Nater Pipe. Dc
6c ot about oue-hni' cld pTlcas. jusJ
a4at sou want nov, the
Cello IDrntaG gJ<nIsl
POW nc lichie5t running u.y RIVED
sntgfIel.Ha .rl.i,-l--Oa~ day f1r ri.. send
or circular.
~.ns-s limo auG ETO-re.
bv using the factcye or Victor !tsd Corn
Planters 100, 600 now iH uae- only SD.
- Send Tor rr.re md terms co. ruy,l.r.
yrr wish. and ifI don; give vo1 r. better cod
cbfsper article than yOu caa Uuy anywhere
else, dJA Q t.se 10.
r =. CARSKADOE. Aren't.
Kcyscr, West va
Feb. %. 1873.
y. T.. Cows, Cattle or Sheep taken
Tor M.chiacry.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-05-23
South 9Iyanch 4ntclligcnter.
ROMNEY, FRIDAY. MAY %, 1879.

expenses Of one Of the State peniten,i-
aries of Illinois, l. il said. shows thn: il
would have cost the State less money If
She convicts had been boarded at the
lest hotel il Chicago.
The Socialists in Chicago assert that
general strike will sweep the country
this summer, beginning July Str.
The Russian soldiers are said TO live
and fight almost wholly upon tea. The
Cossacks often carry it in the shape, Of
bricks. or, rather. tiles. which. before
hardening, are soaked in sleeps blood
and boiled in milk, with the addition Of
flour, butter and salt, so as TO constitute
kind of soup. The passion Of the
Russians for this beverage is simply as
tonishing.
Senator Hereford introduced bill a
few days ago, to authorize the payment
Of customs duties in legal tender notes.
Mr.. JONI w. GENTRY, formerly OF
Wheeling, has been appointed as one of
the experts to investigate the system OF
book keeping in vogue in the Treasury
Department at Washington, under the
resolution Of Hon. Henry G. Davis.
1t is said there are 100000 acres Of
land in California lit for cultivation. but
not more than 100000 are actually
cultivated, and not over 5000 are in.
closed. Fully 2o,00O,0o0 are held by
real estate rings or individual operators
in tracts of 10000 to 100000 acres for
speculative purposes.
Twenty-Five thousand live quail are
being imported from England TO be set
at liberty in Pennsylvania.
a spring Of water on the farm oC Au.
brey Hoffman, in Chester county, Pa,
has just been measured and found 20 be
five hundred feet deep
The Baltimore San says that "opin.
ions may differ as to ar. MooDY's meth.
DDS, but his visit to tha; city with its
accompanying results, may be ranked
as one Of the most remarkable episodes
no roll fyi, liz & u. II
Oo'' HILLiAN /. CEAiGlHLL, United
81 "'eS engineer VIII shortly make .
survey oI the Shenandoah river, for
which congressional appropriation was
recently mnie.
a Dakota Journal says the business
ou''ooh III tLat section IS most cheering.
al HierS are iNi oil encouragement and
S'o"ICr acreage Than ever before VIII
DC harvested tue coming year.
aN'nS INTO iccounL the Increased
Ac'e"Se III ooIh winter an" spring wheat
II - "o' ''DP'ooaoie that '"e Kansas
0''P " ~ ''''H 'Nc '=SFeS''e Oh '"S'
''''' va V'-. '.'....'.o' "us"e'''
The ADVENTIST SAcRrrrrE- Le,e,
from Ms. F.gcDlea.- Mrs. Hattie Fraa-
man. wife Of Cbas 4. Fraaman. Of p.-
casset. Mass. who recently killed hi-
little Girl under the insane belief trat he
was glorirying God. has wrjtfon l,,or
to her sisters describing the fatal fan,
ticism which led to the sIayino Of fbo
child. She claims tina, they were devo-
ted 10 their child: that her bnsband
was one of the best husband. ana
fathers, and that his whole aim for
-. a.
- wa" g cat '''' 'e4''C''"a ot"er
"''7 ~ " ~ so''2 "''u see" nan p
81. ~ '.''I nv "'',.9 80 - rec
=. trlg e.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-05-23
A COMPLICATED CASE,

Gentlemen. My cs.o Is briefly follows Ihavr hrA
Catarrh Ter tcn years. sach year with Increasing
verify FOR nin9 Y.Nfs | had rot esyathed thr6uga
CSC noetril. haa @rogIys IN thc fhruat. a hal
coagh. asthma had o. u &c obliged take rcsdF
icr az night before being able 10 re down and sleep
ant Constant Gull pain IN my hca4. NJ heed va
At Cl1cs 50 ful Of catarrhal matter % iujurc
sense OF hc srnG ~ compel me 90 et up ecvcfn tr
Up the night Co clcer t sNd NY ttoat bsfn4l could
recp. livery OF these dlstTVa * synVtous has
appeared Under the OF rot quite three bottles OF
sArFoEp's RApIc CURn Ny herring % fully restored
IhsNc DO osthnatlc symptom no cough, droppiugs
~ INC throsi, no bcadaehe, aud in every way hcter
than have been for years. could flcl the elects Cf
the CVRr ON my appetite, on kidneys, and. 10 fact
every part q ny tystoh. Wh0t hes been done Ia n.y.
casN Ia wholly the elect .. tho RADICAL CuRn.
l-, sS1y 90, n = IA -" hANNA-
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-05-23

Many an honest heart has throbbcd
beneath q poor coat.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-05-23
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is 1T DURABLE?

rTyirOSE who have suffered ron the various anf go
Il pcatcd forms 81 dtscetc assumed ~ CEtarfa sna
vctriCd ufnry RAystclsns and without rirs
u fil.s csrefrr
able nnxiefrS and ~sU Trey may Ter no disc So tlt
can be mcutioned u universally Prevalent pni =,
lsrtrpcivo 10 health a. Ssagrh brorc hitls, hshaia
1'Ougbs. and scricrs and frequently Eat 4 tccfo,s hi
itho lprs follow, IN rhany distances, case Of srrs
tbut ncxiccted capri Nlhcr syfpathctc afcctiOrs
% smell may ~ rUfrrOdt TO a. minor hat nCvrrt's.
rrsuita Of noEicctcd CataFrh, bad enOuan A.
Themselves bot as nothipg compared with tho danger.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-05-23
Letter from Washington.

WAsmNGrox. d. c.. May 10. 1879.
Ma HARPER The Senate aud
House bad long sessions on Saturday.
the former discussing the Legislative bill
and the latter the Warner coinage bill.
That is the history. too, OF nearly every
day Of last week. On Monday the veto
OF the Ladd bill came into the House,
AMI on Tuesday was disposed Of. and
thereafter Mr.. Warner and lis friends
pushed Their measure with extraordina-
~ Persistency. 1t IS believed they will
The Legislative bill. too. will have its
passage anil IFS veto this week. There
is not much disposition among Demo
Gratis to send to Mr.. Hayes. after he ye-
toes the bill, the so-cailed political sec
tons" in separate bill. lie would
simply veto them. The better way for
Congress is TO furnish Government tenn
porary supplies, and sdj0urn 10 Decem-
Der. before which time the principal cleo
- - "' coo G''' 'e"e"
people wiz be better known than now.
There is an interesting controversy
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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-05-23
Indorsed by q Prominent Druggist.

hereby certify that Mr. Lawrence purchased thu
RADICAL CvRE 81 uo ana from trle 10 time made mo
familiar with hs caeo IOeCvo his statement pc true
In every particular. JAS Il. DERBY.
FITouDCHo. oct. ~
Each package contains Dr. eauforl'a Improved n
haling Tgbe and ful directions for ia
ITlo. " Forcaio by all esaie and retail druEgsts
and dealers throughout the United Statea and Canaas
WEEKS q POTTER. General Agents and Wholesale
Druggists, Boston. Ahss.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-05-23
New + dvertise nenfs.

Reject all Violent Purcatives. They
ruia ihe tone Of the bowels and weaken lie
digestion.
To'7a"fs EGerves,egt Sd'ze' 1Fe,i,at
is used by rational people rs y means OF relicv-
Ing nIl arrangements OF tbc stomach liver end
intcsfi1cs, because 10 removes Otstructions with
ont pain, and impnrts vigor q the organs SIS bich
pIriSes nod regulates.
SDLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-05-23
COLLINS voLTAIc PLA5rgRs

Re careful tOcnll for COLLTss' VuITlrC IL Aarr1 l
y0u Eet some Nortt eas imtAgn. sold by nil whole
Bale and retail dTuggetg throughout the United etatra
sad Chnsfas. and b. WEEKS q POTTER, Proprictorg
Boston, Mas
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-14

The FREIGHT DIsoR1MINATIoNs.-A
mooting Of the merchants and factors
of Winnsboro was held last week, for
the purpose Of taking some concerted
action in reference to the violations o
the charter Of the Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad Company, so
oftcn complained Of. Mr.. Fl. L. Ell
lott was called to tho chair, and MIR.
d. r. Flennikcn was appointed secre-
tary. After some debate, subscrip-
ton was raised, to dofray the expenses
Of employing counsel to assist the at
torncy-gencral in proceeding against
the Company to compel its compliance
with the terms of It's charter. We
trust tho matter will bc vigorously
pressed. That tho Company hos re-
peatcdly and wantonly violated its
charter, and that it has almost con-
tomptuously disrogardod the appeals
of suffering individuals, there seoms
to be no doubt. If there is any law to
bring tho Company to tho terms under
which it is permitted to operate, that
law should be promptly and rigorous
enforced. Tho proceedings in tho
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-14

"a bbls. Molasses-all grades,
400 lbs. Choice Buckwheat Flour,
10 boxes Cream Cheese,
2 boxes best italian Maccaroni,
12 bbls. Sugar, all grades,
IA sacks of Coffee-10 Rio, 4 best
so bbls. Choice Family Flour.
BAGGING AND TIES.
LARD in bbls., cans and buckets
Bacon, Best Sugar Cured Hams.
Choice Red Rust Proof Oats, Seed
Rye and Barley.
Nails, Trace Chains, Horse and Mule
Shoes, Axle Grease, White
Vino and Cider Vinegar,
Smoking Tobacco
Durham's best,
Chewing To
bacco.
Raisins, Currants and Citron.
ALSO,
Fresh Canned Salmon, Peaches and
Tomatoes, Mixed Pickles, Chow
Chow and Pepper Sauce.
ALSO,
A fine lot of BOOTS AND SHOES.
All of which will be sold cheap for
Cash.
nov9 d. r. FLENNIKEN.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-01-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

a LII persons indebted to the under
LAsignod or to II. Il. elliott & Co, must
come forward end settle and save trouble.
Jan 7-1m CUMMINGS & CO.