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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-09-15
Republican O Convention.

Pursuant to notice given fhe delegates
from the several townships met at the
Court House in county convention on
Monday the 18Th Of Sept.
The meeting was called to order by
appointing Matson Ayers Esq, Of Harrison
Up Chairman, Aud j. N. Johnston Of
Union tp, Secretary.
On motion q COMMITTEES ofthres was aps.
pointed to examine the credentials Of dele
gates; The following we're the persons q
pointed: viz. r, McCarty ESQ, Oolum-
bus Adams Esq, GeoogsK. McCaskey.
The Committee reported the following
persons as entitled to seats in the Conyen'
tion:
Loudon-Solomon Slstes; Lee Robert
Hill; Fox--G Adams; East,--J. +. Beans;
Augusta---James F. Permar; Washing
ton--Jacob Stemple; Centre--Armstrong
Boutwell,; PerS--ieorge X. McCaskeY; /;
Union--J. NJ. Johnston; Harrison--Mat-
son Ayrss; Blowu-- H. n. Thompsoa;
Ross--James Barr; Monroe--R. McOaFty;
Orange NV. H. Griffin:
On motion the vote for Prosecuting
Attorney was counted, which resulted ss
follows:
For r. &. Knight AL For g. II.
Craine--277.
On motion Mr.. knight was unanimous
" declared the nominee of the Republican
party for Prosecuting Attorney.
On motion the Convention adjourned.
MATsos AYREs Chairman,
]. NJ. JOHNSTON Sec.
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The Fair.


The time fixed upon for holding our
county fair viii soon be at hand and we
bope our farmers are not forgetting to make
The necessary preparations for It, What
kind Of fair we shall have this f,ll de-
pepds entirely upon the interest our farm
ers manifest and the individual efforts they
shall put forth. il is for each iBdividuaI
to say whether be will interest himself
enough in this matter to add bis mite to-
wards making the coming fair one that
shall reflect credit upOntbs induatry, skill
and enterprise Of our people. II each one
win be willing to do something towards
adding to its interest, there is nothing to
prevent US having good fair. Let US,
then, go to work in good earnest to make
it one among The best in the State.
Come to the fair. Encourage the ad-
vaucsmeBt Of those interests which It is
designed that our fairs should promote, by
your presence. Bring your families along
with you and let US have general good
time together. Our social feelings, as well
as our agricultural interests, need encour-
agemeut and cultivation; and such time
aud place affords opportunities that are not
met With every day Come everybody
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-09-15
The Democratic Congressional Con
vention.

Last Friday being the day fixed upon
by "ye Democracy" for holding their Con-
gressioBal Convention at Harlem Springs,
we mustered up clean dickey and started
early for the scsns Of action to see The
harmonious" 60 through with their cere
monies. We arrived on the ground at an
early hour and found quite a number al
ready there. We soon learned that log
rolling was the order of the morning, and
that some difficulty IN selecting a candidate
was anticipated, Some time 10 the foreS
noon however, a caucus was held and the
natter "fixsd up, in order tha! the public
performance might be perfectly harmOni-
Gus.
AT noon 'mins hest Of the Springs bad
bouutiful supply Of the needfal for the
inner man served up, a goodly portion Of
which We worried down right heartily.
After dinner the crowd assembled in the
grovs--about Ohshundred and fly strong,
Including a number Of Republicans7-for
the purpose Of selecting a victim from the
ranks of the democracy to get badly beat
en- at the October election.
Mr.. Geo. MccOok, Of Jefferson, was
chosen chairman Of The Convention
mounted the stand, blew OF in a few
democratic remarks and then took his seat.
On motion, Mr. @. N. Allen Of Harri-
con, was appointed Secretary,
The following gentlemen were chosen
to act as Vice Presidents: ---- Williams,
ESQ, Of Carroll; James Mckinney Of JEFF,
feson; W, Jsmhisou, Of Harrison; jos.
F. Williams. Of Colunpiena.
AT lsst--after the CarrOllsnd Columbi-
ana delegations had retired and held con
sultations--the machinery was all CREASED
and ready for motion. when preparations
were made to vote on the nomination of a
candidate for Congress.
The names Of Thomas Means. Of JEFF
ferson: Jno. NJ, Jenkins, Of Coldmbiana,
aad Joseph H. Queen, Of COlumbiana
were presented as candidates for nomina-
ton. The name Of Josiah NJ. Estsp, oi
Harrison, wasalso presented, but was With.
/ drawn.
Mr.. Thomas s, Woods, Of Columblaha
was chosen to assist the Secrstary take The
vote Of the Convention. ls q
Everything being now ready for voting
the Chair rose aud said that he thought al
bis county was the oldest and first born
she eugLt to vote first The name Of ]
H, Queen, Of Cclambiana, was then with
drawn, and the Secretaries were proceed.
ing to take the vote when M. Z. R. Eek
icy, Of Carroll. stepped upon the stand anC
with few remarks declined being can
didats. Tie vote vsl then taken and re
suited as follows, SO necessary to choice
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Are Your. Camp Fire. BurnInar

A struggle unparalleled is about to CO.
gage the people Of Ohio. and several 9th
er states, to maintain ard sustain their
freedom, With united effort--with an
active, energetic. and determined zeal, this
mighty work ofregalning our rights, our
welfare and our constitution from the ruth
less grasp Of subornsd Usurpers, will be
accomplished, aud not without il.
The last session Of the present bogus
legislature, revealed Sll laws against slavery
10 Ohio, either Of white or blaek--hence,
there is 20 law now in Ohio to prevent one
Inan from enslasipg another, except that
one elauss 10 the State Constitution, and
q majority Of one on the bench Of the Uni.
led States Court nullifed that safeguard,
by It's declaration false and infamous as
abe decision is--lhat The United States
Constitution carries slavery wherever 1t
goes. To sustain this decision and do,
siroy the States prohibition, the low, driy-
iIlng truckers 10 the despotie usarpers,
your state lays.agaipst slavery In Ohio,
were repealed last winter by as heartlea a
set Of ninuies as ever disgracei any com.
munity.
TO regain the road which lead to
peace and safety, requires great work ;
aud that vo,k can only be performed thro'
the Republican organization, Therefore,
81 is incumbent on every man who abhoTs
the slavery Of bis own children, be he dem,
ocat republican or Douglas man, to ar.
uuse 70 sction. Put down the onward
march Of lheusurperA and then take = dif-
fsrent position II you desire SO to do.---
Taa Werf ATereda.
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"#. ""|" = I|H'
Ital she sdninislEalioa y lohn Q .Ad.
ssri pai denohnced - efssrysgant, when
liz euiire expsn3tnres avefseend for four
year eisooo,e0o. cr s5s.Oo0,0oo ior
"a four yean
KEEP 1T BEFORE THR PEOPLE.
That Van Baren, for rnnuing the espen-
~ q the government shove Jaekson's g.
urea wna iadicaled il the court Of public
opinioa-icand guilty Of sxinFagance and
hizhsay robberY-sTied and condemned,
and Sentenced 10 private lie the remain
der Of bic days
KEEP 1T BRFoRE THE PEOPLE.
That Polh vai complained Ofby the cOun-
try Cor running the expenses ofthe govern
1osbt up 10 e50000O000 per year, but
his friends excused bin on the ground
that be bad tbs Mexican Earon bis hands,
and bad 10 dsfray The expenses Of acquir.
ing Te1M.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That Fillmore was denounced as extraya-
CANT wbsn lis adflinistralion cost the gov
ernmsnt $4,000, 900 per annum, but
bis friends defended him on the ground Of
his having to NEE. the heavy claims grow.
ing out The Mexican war
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That James BuchanAn commenced bis ca
resr By spending sl7,OOo,000 Of surplus
Itf. him by Pierce, that be spent s20,000,-
600 Of Treasury notes, appropriated by
Congress. that loan Of $50 100000 by
Congress was given for the first year, and
tha his expenditures for the frat year foot
up $50. 100000.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That the eslimate for the next year, BY
Buchanans standardization foot up the snug
liIlle sum Of ONE HUNDRED MIL
LION, or just what Geperal Jackson re-
quired 10 carry on ther Government four
years
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That the Democratic papers themselves
admit that this is dteadful waste Of mon.
sy-that it is not honorable to q party
that came iaio power pledged TO retrench'
Inent and reform aud to economy in al
things
KEEP IT BEFoRE THE PEOPLE
That bic wholesale plumber Of the Treasury
10 reward political partizans and pay of
'old Line Wings for their treacheTy, i
enough to make the people open theil
eyes.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE
That under Democratic rule, and with
Democratic majority in both branches G
Congress, the Presidents salary bss beef
raised from twenty FIVE to fly thousanc
per annum--that the salsres Of the cabin,
ct officers, clerks Of departments and mem
bers Of Congress have all been raised 10 ar
enormous Pitch
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PKoPDE
That the friends Of reform, and the enc
Inies Of thieveiHg, ought now to bind them
SeIvss together prepare for the contest 0
1850, aud turn these plunderSrs out OF Of
feel
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The Record.

At Mr.. Biugham'a meeting III Augusta,
last week, an old Democratic friend took
exception to the remark made by Nj. b.,
to wit; That Mr. Buchanan held that the
Constitution oi the United States carried
slavery into Kansas, and that that Terri
tory, without any local Law on the subject,
was as much slave State as Georgia or
South Carolina. Tae old gentleman
sioutly denied this, and refused to believe
tha. the President ever said anything that
could be tortured into an idea Of the kind.
For bis benefit, therefore. we have turned
to the message, to Congress, Of President
Buchanan, when be laid the Lecompton
Constitution before that body, in Februa-
fy last, and find IN il the following para.
graph;
TT HAS BEEN soLEMNLYA ,AD.
JUDGED, By THE HIGHEST JUDI-
DICIAL TRIBUNAL KNOWN TO
OUR LAWS, THAT SLAVERY EX.
lists IN KANSAS BY VIRTUE OF
THE CONSTITUTION OF 1HE UNI
TED STATES. KANSAS is THERE
FORE, AT THIS MOMENT, AS
MUCH A SLAVE STATE AS GE0R-
GIA OR SOUTH CAROLINA"
The record then, sustains MIR. Bingham
to the very letter, but at the same time It
proves the Augusta Democrat to be too
poorly posted in politics to medde with
them in private, much less to dabble iu
them before a public assemblage We
hope he will pardon us for calling bis at.
tention to an OLD couplet which reads thus:
Vessels large may venture more,
But little boats ahould keep near shore
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REPrBLTcAN MreTTNo1.

Republieau meetings are hereby sp.
poi0sed TO Be .hsldEa The following places,
at early candls-lighting. Thes esksu ss.
signed will be present, or their places fl.
led by othen without fail:
Washington tp.-Roudebush' School
House "Wednesday evening, sept. re.
ULIMAS & WEYASD Speaker.
Harrison tp,-Hmfisbufg-Thursday
evening, Sept a3. cRAHE 4 W1rAsD
Speaken.
Lee tp.-Harlsm-Mopda evening,
Sept. 81. EcKLET & KM0HT spesk.
en.
Monroe tp.--LeaviitsviIk--Tuesds
evening, Sept 2s. KEIoHT q TRRp
Speakers.
Bose p-Dsvy's or Dunlsp's School
House-Wednesday evening, Sept. % i.
A'OARrY d KSIeHr Speakers.
Other arrangements win be madsfrOm
week to week.
Republicans rally in your might.
By order Of the Central COMMITTEES.
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rur = 1iMoNToN F1RMFR

A newspaper devoted TO Literature and ag
riculure, also setting forth full accounts Of the
new settlement OF HsmmontOn, in New Jersey
can be subscribed for at only rs cts. per an
num.
Inclose postage stamps for the amount,r-
Address to Editor Of the Farmer, Mamulon-
ton, Atlantic Co. New Jersey. Those wishing
cheap land, Of the best quality, in one Of the
healthiest and most delightful: climates In the
Union, see advertisements Of HammontOn
Lands,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-09-15
Tnr EIanrrrrrn pIsrnIor.-sldpo,

The EIeHTEEETH DIsTRIcT. Sidney
Esq, Of Summit county was
nominated BY the Republicans Of the eigh
teeuth Congressional District. on Tuesday
Of last week. The district is composed Of
the counties Of Stark, Summit and Portage
and has for the last four years been repre-.
sented by Hon. B + Letter. Mr. Edger-
ton Is said to be a man of ability, and viii
doubtless be triunphantly elected.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-09-15
Judicial Convention.

The Convention fof the nomination Of
= Judge ofths Cont Of Common Pleas
Tor this District. metst AlIiance, on Thun-
DAY The ei inst, the delegation Of the re.
speclire counties was foil; while the friends
Of sseh Oftbs candidatss were earnest and
zsalous 10 their preferences, tbe utmost
good feeling prevailed. Upon lhs ballO, the
second choice ofthe Convention fell upon
JoHE W. CHUHoH. ESQ, Of Stark County.
Upon the announcement Of this result all
aonmony and feeling ceased, and the on.
tire Convention gave 10 their adhesion TO
the nomination, and it was made unan;.
nous BY aeclamation. Mesers. TRIPP, Of
Carroll, and BIEBcE, Of Stark, who we're
the competitors Of Mr. Church, wers both
called upon and CALAMITY responded to the
nomination. The Delegation from each
Of the Counties Of the District was COM
posed Of the best men, and each and all
expressed determination 10 carry the
domination to 4 successful result.
As for ourselves We present the candi-
date nominated to the Electors of Stark
County, with the most perfect confidence
in bis fitness, capability and integrity
Mr. O., though comparatively a young
man. has already shown himself fully
equal to the pOsiliOh--he is an able law.
yer and prompt aud denergetic business
man, and the people Of Stark County may
rely upon it their business in Court wiz be
promptly and we'll done. The opposing
candidates were both good men, both
qualified for The position, both bad their
warm and srdent friends, but the choice
Of the convention having fallen upon Nj,
Church, il is the duty Of every true Re-
publican TO give him thsirsupport.- Gan.
ion Repository.
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Means. ~
JM Jenkins IL
Means,

Means. ~
JM jenkins IL
Mr.. Means vss declared the nomiuse.
and be son showed hu woody bead and
red face upon tbs stand. lie returned bic
thanks to The Convention end branshsd of
in speech abOu: niggeu. AbOlitiOuisu,
&c. aud from the number Of times that
be addressed the jury, one would have
naturally supposed that be bad been look.
ing ct somebody drinking. lie did not
speak As though be fslt at al sanguine Of
success; indeed we thought be iniimatsd
quite plainly that be had no expectation
that the democracy would win at The ns1l
October election.
Mr.. Estep, Of Csdiz. next mounted The
stand and relieved himself Of twAddling
talk, mixed up with sarcasm and rldiculs,
which served 70 tickle the ribs Of ''ys
harmonious democracy" that they might
all go home in good bUmOr.
So far as we were concerned we went
home in perfect good humor. for we
knew that on the second Tuesday Of next
October the roar of the big gun would
announce the downfall Of the enemy and
another glorious victory for the Repnbli.
can party.
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mTOrtAs PhIladeiphia Evening Bulletin.


NEW sKrrLEMLEr.-A new settlement
has been started at Hammonton, New
Jersey, which for success and progress ri
walls anything we have heard Of in the
West. There is large emigration hav-
ing objection to The West on account Of
unheallhfulness, distance and association,
which embraces this new enterprise. The
land is 10 genial climate. and the soil is
said 70 be amongst the beat Jersey soil.--
Jersey, as will be seen by the agricultural
statistics at the Patent Office, is the tins
agricultural State in the Union for the
value of its products. Hammouton is
within thirty miles Of Philadelphia BY
railroad. and enjoys ond of the best mar
kets 10 the Union. The tide Of enigra-
ton to this place is immense, as well from
the West as from the North. Many Of
the best grape growers Of Ohio hsye 10.
Gated themselves. with view TO making
wine. To Judge Of its progress, the popu
Iation one year ago is numbered ct only
five persons; it now numbers over eight
hundred souls; has one hundred and tweu
ty five buildings, three stores, two church.
es, Episcopal and Methodist, steam mill,
brick yard, marble yard, public school,
newspaper DC, some twenty-five mile OF
new road opened, six square miles being
improved, new railroad station, aud all
the elements Of an old place. We are
satisfied that this placs must possess merit
from its unparalleled progress.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-09-15

At called meeting of the young mems
Association in Leavittsville relative TO the
death Of our highly esteemed friend Miss
Lizzie H. Wbitcraft who died on tbs 81
inst, the following resolutions wers uuani.
mously passed.
Whereas 10 the wise dispensatiou Of the
great Lord If the sniverseit hes pleased him
to call from our midst much admired
member of our community therefore it is.
Resolved. That 10 her death society
has lost one ofits most valued and respect
ted members, and the community at large
one of its brightest ornaments.
Resolved. That we deeply deplore her
loss and sincerely sympathise with the af-
ncted relatives in this awful display of al.
mighty power.
Resolved. That these resolutions be
printed 10 the county papers. and q copy
Of the same be handed to the family q
the deceased.
THOMAS RAIEsBERaER President.
am W. w. DUNLAP i Secratary.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-09-15

Clergymsn, Orators, Auctioneen. and
all Others engaged in pubic speaking OF
singing, should use the BalsaInic Cordial
prepared by DR.. 9. NJ. Jackson. Il 81.
lays Immediately ell huskiness Of the throat
and rendersthe voice particularly clear and
melodious. II is pleasant 70 the taste,
and in every way agreeable For sale BY
druggists and storekeepels throughout the
United staIes and Canada. Price rs cts
per bottle,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-09-15

rARMLAEDs FOR SALE 25 NILES FROM
phiIadelphia by Railroad in the State Of New
lJsrsAv Soil among the best for Agricultural
nurnose "a being good loan soil. with . clay
hottom, The land is large gPch divided " y
II small farms. and hundreds from all parts o.
he country are now settling and building -
The crops can be seen growing Terms rom
SIS to 500 per acre, payable within four years
by instalments. To visit the phee--Leaye
Vine 81. Wharf ct PhilA. at y a ~ BY hail- l
road for Hammouton, or address K. 3. byrons'
by letter. See full Advertisements N Ano'n-
or column.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-09-15

KAwsHAaAscE.-The noted warrior
whose name is at the head Of this, will
visit our town in company with bis band
of br'yss and squaws, on Tuesday Sept.
2lst. The exhibitions Of these Indians
ars said to be shaile, moral and iustruc-
tive; aud will doubtless furnish an exs
ceilsut opportunity to learn the customs
and manners of this fast fading race.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-09-15

~ The buildings at the Quarantine
near New York, have been burned byu
meb Of tbose living in the vicinity, A
number Of the sick patients hsd to be Ia.
ken out Of the buildings and placed on
eFsss patehei, aud being exposed to = rain
several had died. Several Of the poFsous
engaged Ia the distinctions Of the proper
tyhate been sTresled and are awaiting q
'tsini
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AsaD PlcFpaE.--Ihs Clsselend Plain-
dealer ofslis lslh uliino eiges i ptisble
pleiuie d ; iafge number Of Iab9fing men
AM their fauilies ID that CITY. Itnys the
,runpsleF 6imyaiion i knocking as their
doors. A least tbis i 20 vilh some Of
tie fogking men These men efe moi
le6gars, nor Ioafeis, nor sots. Hundreds
nfe seekiog work tus eaa6ot end any.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-09-15

Prof. Wood, the renowned discoyersr
Of the invaluable ''Hair Restorative . still
continues to labor in behalf Of the afflic.
ted. His MEDICINES are universally admit
ted BY. the 4merican press to be far supe-
rior to all Others for causing the bais on
the head Of the aged, to grow forth with
as much yigor ana lpxuriaues as when
blessed with the advantages Of youth. -
There can be no doubt. il We place credit
10 the innunersbls testimonials which The
Professor has in bis possession, that is one
of the greatest discoveries in the medical
world. It restores permanently, grsy hair
10 its original color. and makes il assume a
beautiful silky texture, which has been
very desirable in all ages Of the world
Il frequently happens that old men marry
beautiful and amiable young ladies. and
not unfFequently crasty old maids make
victims Of handsome. good natured gentle
men, and BY what process il has never
been determined until lately when Il was
attributed to the -uss Of this invaluable
Hair Restorative. --EasaHs journal.
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NEW CoMEr VsIBLE.-The new comet
is now visible, and may be seen between
81 and 4t O'Clock in the morning. We
lad the pleasure Of peep at il this morn
ing. Itmsy be seen little to the east Of
the Dipper, forming a triangle with that
constellation. 1t presents the appearance
of . star Of nearly the first magnitude,
possessing brilliant tail. We understand
that It can also be seen about 7 O'Clock 10
theeveuing;but at thishOurit appears rather
faint being affected by the rays Of the sun,
If you want to seeit "iO its glory" Get up
about A o'clock iu the morning.
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DR. BAuBMAcK in his travels on the
cape Of GOodHope says:
found very frequently among the
Ouch Boon Of the back country, Ayers
Cherry PseIorial. which they keep hung
Up BY thong around the neck ofthe bottle
to,N peg over their hsmnocks. Indeed
this soems to be their sole protection
against the lroal and lung disorders which
are quite prevalent smcug them. Thought
II a speaking comment on the practical
geuious Of the american people, that they
should furnish the staple, ] believe the on
y remedy this people buy to use. Ask
ing Il they used the same manufacturers
Pills, they told me that better pnrgatiyes
grew all around them than any body
could procure. ef es
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-09-15

MEssRs WxYAED q BAxTER:-Permit
me shrough, your paper to return my
thanks to the friends, who, sctuated by
partially for me, announced my name.
as an independent candidate for Congress.
While | fully appreciate The motive that
induced the announcement, / must decline
being considered a candidate, at this time.
You viii therefore withdraw my name
from the list of candidates and oblige
yours, &c. y. Il HuALn
Sept lS. 1858. ~ la
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HoNoways PWs.-A Among The many
obstinate diseases for which The Pills are
an assured aud permanent remedy, may
be reckond Ad5itadl cosSpearss. This
distressing and painful complaint affects
the intellect as well as tie physical system.
pceasiouing stupor. loss Of memory, and
confirmed melancholy. The worst cases
which by the way, are only aggravated
By ordinary csthsrtics-yieId invariably
to course Of this mild and yet active
remedy; and the bowels once regulated BY
its use, seldom required q repetition Of the
medicine.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1858-09-15

LRIrns HoTEL. - Our whplA,spuled Re
publican friend, Capt. LeiIh OF Augusta,
supplies his customers with the very best
when they call upon him. When our
friends are out 10 that direction, they must
make 1t convenient TO give him call.