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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-22
SHADOW.
EqualiSe the Land Tax.

AS there seems to bo no accessible
legal relief: from paying the tax i'm. !.
posed by the Board of EQUALIZATION.
tax payers have naturally looked
about for another remedy. Owners
OF real estate, being principally in
tercsted, have lad their serious atten-
ton turned to this. subject. Thew
are unable to see Why the mere fact
that their capital is invested in land.
much of 1t red clay gullies and light
sandy ridges, should throw the bulk
of taxation upon them. The result
i,'a growing, conviction that if this
kind of property is so valuable, those
who share in the profits of land should
also pay their share for the privilege
Of making crops thereon. In other
words, land owners arc beginning to-
think that the hired laborer, who gets
onc-third Of the crop, ought, in ius.
tice, to pay one third of the tax
Under tho present arrangem his
share of the crop is net profit, as he
contributes nothing but his labor. Tho
two-thirds which the owner gets. on
the other hand, are gross. The en-
tire expenses Of tho farm are to be
deducted, in ordor to show what he
actually makes by the years risk and
It has, therefore, been suggested
that the land owners of the State in
sist upon the payment of a part of
the land tax by the hired laborer, az
q condition in. all contracts where q
share of the crop is tho remuneration.
The idea is that ho who shares in tho
profits, ought also to share in the bur.
dens. This idea IS founded on Justice.
Why should ono partner be exempt
from the expenses which must bo paid.
and the other be forced to bear it ali I
But, in order to secure a just dis.
tribution Of the burden, it is necessa-
ry that there should be combined ac-
ton, on the part Of the aggrieved par.
ties. 1T one stands up for his rights
aud another does not, nothing can be
effected. As laborers are ia demand,
the result will be injurious to, those
who contend for justice. He who is
willing to pay the whole tax, will get
J llaatoorers at at the expense of him Who
wants them to pay their proportion Of
u the !, tag. az: And We foar that for the
sake Of temporary advantage, many
would submit to the imposition. e
~ 9 suon "a oaq'lyYa,lnfttage 'lY,l would be
oa o" soliPora,y, aned noe a. all to be
sYit SU' PSpa g. = WIN .has wfhieh would re-
s ~ oomp'nea 9, resistance to the
|, fsony .a' 4 SsuSe: &ilhheeGs &ilhheG only way to-
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mako ourselves understood Tie
blaokscannot read. Why not talk in
a friendly way With them ,and explain
our position Toll them pe havs all
Joined tho republican party. so far as
their rights are 'oncerned. This advice
is not premature. 1t Is not day TOO
soon to commence active work.
All! but that democratic al.
liauce "7-with q national party that
Is altogether at sea, its leaders not
having yet realized that the radical
Democratic idea that is revolutionising
Europe, tho idea Of the nineteenth
century, tho idoa, "vor popuk, voe
aei,' IS triumphant m america, and has
completely changed the character Of our
installations, and that It is uttor folly
to ignore the fact. Wo ourselves be-
lieve in things, not in Names in
principles, not in words. "Word%
says Bacon, "are the counters Of wise
men, but the coin Of FOOLS" The
State press would do we'll to ponder
that weighty thought, and drop tho
word Democrat.
Human wisdom and power consists
not in changing the nature of things
that would be bootless task to un-
dertake-but in adaptation to things
as they are. If a namo has no long
er any intelligiblo meaning, drop it.
If "Domoorat" means something
odious in State politics, and 10 nation
al politics, means being at soa aud go
ing to do something or other, but what
no one yot clearly understands, drop
It in State politics altogether, and in
national politics, wait and watch. 1t
seems not improbable to ourselves
that tho administration may bid for,
and really deserve the vote of South
Carolina, during the course Of tho
next threo years. Let us take care
of our State first, and be free to take
either side in our national politics, in
1879. Meanwhile, if Grant contin-
ucs conservative, as he has now be-
come again at least for ,rceh, don't
let us lose such a card in State politics
as q lusty shout for Ulysses. 1t will
pay, gentlemen DO assured, 1t will
pay.
We have got to manage this power
full locomotive that is carrying us, ac-
cording to its nature. Tho Phenir
talks we'll and to the point about ga
moro practical md scientific eduoa-
tion." But we toll the Phenir that
tho ono groat education and science
NODDED in South Carolina, both politi.
cally and industrially, is not geology.
not mechanics, not chemistry, but asit
has boen happily termed, niggerology.
Niggerology is the crying need. If
the State press would cease to BON.
bast over "timo-honored principles"
(whatever that may moan) and take a
lesson or two in niggerology, oven
from that much-nbused adventurer,
the carpet.baggor, it would bo bles-
sing to the State. Niggorology would
be worth moro to us than thousand
Democratic allianocs' or fifty thous-
and time.honored prinoiples.' For
Nssuredly, If tho thing, our govern
ment, both State and national, has
changed its nature, wo had better
change our modo Of dealing with it.
AS to tho Winnsboro News, it has
held this view long. It's editor was
roally tho author of tho communica.
tions signod "Common Senso,' that
appeared In its columns, and no hold
those views long before they appear.
cd. Its announcement is---" 7ensporo
mutantas, ct nos mutau,ur in jlis.''
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The Little Corporal,
Tho brilliant western juvenile,
(Which claims to have larger e,rou-
lation than any othor Juvenile maga-
zine in the world, and to. be better
worth tho money than any othcr
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last of October. Beautiful pre,ni-
ums are offered for clubs. Now is
good time to begin. Price $l.O0 10
year. Address Alfred l.. Scwcil &
Co., Chicago, Illinois.
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.Demorest's fontuIy.


's The last number of this popular
magazine is always said to be tho
best. Certainly its cntorprising pub
Usher will sustain its brilliant reputa-
.t'on, and spare no efforts or expense to
render 1t the best parlor magazine in
America. How he can afford tho ex.
potnsivo premiums ho gives, in addi,
tion,to the positive cost Of suoh nc
>riodioal, for $500 por ,y ear, is ono Of
the mysteries Of publishing. Tho mae.
,n'liiihc'ont picture by Mrs. Lilly NJ. .Spen.,
oar, of tho "Pic.nic," now Is offered a.
q premium, 70 ba.h msms ssrs ,ss 81 ,saSs
and single subsoribors. Published al
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New York Illustrated.

New York Illustrated.
Wo have just received from D. APP
ptcton & Co., Of New York, very
elegant vefe,me, with the abovo title,
containing forty eight illustrations as,
scenes in ana abont Now York, inclus
ding all tho principle public build
ings, streets scenes, Central Park, Jc-
romo Park, and other suburban places.
These illustrations are of the iinost
character, and are handsomely print
cd on tinted paper.
The descriptive matter is very
graphic and entertaining, and tho
work affords spirited panorama of
the great metropolis. The prico is.
only fifty cents, which. rcmitted to the
publishers, will secure copy, mailed,
postage paid. It is tho most elegant.
.memento of the great city wc have
seen.
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But One Party Needed in South Carolina

-, 10 Hoopea III S0ntn Uarolina.
We look upon State politics with
tho,eye Of hope, and nat with the ave-
!of despair, and reslly ws arc saoeaine
* thas, by' moderation, and wisdom, upon
both tho radical or Tho anti.radioal
side, the State can bs thoroughly
united within itsolf, and will be una
PCT contain more than ono party in
state politics, Two.shirds Of Tho
ID i'cks, ifthey really understood ths
republican 9 position (for IL is not
jdi.eemn',ocrratic) now hold by tho Dono.-
cratic press ofSouth Carolina, would
vote enthusiastically !, with .nths fssy
thousand whites next year. Why not
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-22
CoKEsBURy, September II, 1869.

Editor Of the Rhenir DEAR Sir:
| have been officially furnished by the
Secretary Of the Chamber of Com
merce, of Charleston, with the follow,
ing extract Of their meeting, held
September 8, 1869:
"Resolved, That the Chamber offer.
a premium of silver goblet, suitably
engraved, to the value Of $lOO.
through tho Agricultural and Me.
chanioal Association of South Caroli-
ma, at the Fair to be held in Colum-
bia, s. c., in November, 1869, for
the best ten bales of upland cotton.
as to quality, preparation and staple.
"Resolved, That the Secretary COM.
mnnicate forthwith the above resolu-
tion to the Secretary of the Associa-,,,
tiOn." u
Will you please publish conspiou..
ously, and request every paper in the
State to copy, that every planter in
the State may consider himself priv.
ileged competitor for so handsome O.:
prize. Very respectfully,
D. WYATT AIKEN.
Secretary State Agricultural and
Mechanical Association.
------ -, - so~----
SMALL. FARMS VS.. LARGE ONEs.-
The view which we some time since
presented upon this subject are en-
forced by mr. Greeley in the last issue"
of tho Tribune. He says that whilst
small farms may be best in somo To-.
calities, they are not so on the line
stone lands in the Valley of Virginia.
He adds
"On the plantations Of tho South
long experience has settled upon q.
force of fifty hands laboring upon ~
surface of about 1000 acres as tho
most profitable division"
The sun camo out so hot on the
shores Of the Bay os Rsssay~H a shorh
time since, as to killa xaillioa Of eela
which had the bad habss Of buryinu
themselves in the sand it low tide.
II prompt IneasnYes had not been ta-
ken, the decomposition Of their bo..
dies would have bSea pestilenco.
AS it was, tho odor was drsadful.--
Over 400 oartloads wore removed.
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WANH0 WANnOl

NOTICE Is hereby given 10 MI persons in
~ aeaed to the undersigned for :he Wan.
40 fer'iizcr, he will be in Winnsboro tho
,sl Monday in October, prepared to receive
II Is hoped pfnS!eps wiz pTorap.,y ros~
Pond 10 this eAh;; and thereby save them.
solves and the Agent tsosble. a
sept 23-blxl -" "'''
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Demorest's Young America.

Demorest's Young America.
This bright litsle Magazine is as
full Of good things, and as great fa,.
yorito With with i' The children aseuer.. Ono
iof the causes Of ita popularity is be-
cause it enters right into tho child.
rents occupations ana amusemeptsI
and and makes itself d parses tHcm. We
recommend II to all parents who wish
to procure jnvsni1a periodical which
combines much and varied insssaction
with amusenient aand great oaipi.
N Marty. $i.@ pcr amman with apre.
mum, mum. Address Ss8 Broadway, N.
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Equalize the LAM Tax.
a most excellent suggestion will be
found under the hcad of "Eaualizo
the Land Tax"
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The XIx e)entury.

The xIz 0entury. 4s aseiF i. .
Mt The .'S xix Z Century,. qualifications
) co;, ~ Charleston, have brought out a
gem in the way Of Magazine Litera.
sases. = The Sketches Of tho War, and
Y sannings aa1 the Blockade are, graphic,
apd hofe is not an dninssrostine para.
s'SPSHs SstSIss tSSsIswrsyp Z yp'itsha tsha covers. Tie hu.
morops pictures alone, arc WORTH tho
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Mackenzie Brothers.

Mackenzie Brothers.
Those who desire good coach, tlno
saddle, or excellent hardware, can be
supplied with the best, at Mackenzie
Brothers, No. 222 Baltimore. Estab.
lished 1925.
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Large Ears of Corn.
Mr. Samuel Murphy has left us two
ears of corn picked from field of six
acres like it, that do not look like
drought or scarcity. One of these
ears has nino hundred and ninety
grains upon it.
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Aas. ls) wallace, ,sls.i a L Ags,l,n. 6

AZ % lo1syf!asllsoe &c Again 8{{ ~ !,
% Iho.others night, while reading the
South Carolina Republican,, our alton.
tic tion was arrested BY d somewhat ID.
miiliar ilia sound It vas not the, lowing
Of GOV, though there were5 heavy
tonesyaboat IL. We then suspected
that ittlwss the bleating .of q l,shesp,
md femaihed, foss Some d tihe, gahd !
/ that Impression, though 'thsts 4 .aIsas: 1:
something goatish III tho sound. and
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-22
inconsistent,

inconsistent.
Tho papers that arc continually
pepperlng "Voritas," arc those that
hold that "thc lost cause" will yet be
won, and quote, "mogna est Veritas, ct
prucralcbI.n s.&- .
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-09-22

Peters Musical Monthly.
Peters, JMusicui MontAy for Sep.
tembcr, contains thirty ono pages of
music, besides valuable reading mat.
ter. Price SO per annum. Publish,
cd at 1913 Broadway. N. Y.
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n. y UVVcrHUF OOuth CarOIinn.
.'T Our reporter, howevor, says, that,
as ne was leaving tho room, several
pplstcr radicals entered, and it is pos.
~ail ~saillble, therefore. that the above ex-
.eellent, proclamation may never ne Il r.'J,s sac
daylight, except in the columns of tho
tWinnsboro News.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-09

Ayes-Brankle, Carroll, Hendricks,
Hulen, Kennedy, Lohr, Lonergan, Me-
Kee, Mendel and Theobold-10
Nays None.
ACCOUNTS.
The following bills for salaries and
contracts by the city, were presented and
read, and on motion allowed by the fol-
lowing vote viz:
Ayes-Brankle, Carroll, Hulen, Hen,
bricks, Kennedy, Lohr, Lonsrgan, Mckee,
Mendel, Theobold 10.
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BULLS
SAR - a H "A IL Ill a
A GOOD REASON FOR THE CAPTAINS
FAITH.
Read the Captains Letter aud the Letter
from his Mother

Benton Barracks, No, Apriiao, lsoG.
In, JOHN BULL-Dcar Sir; knowing the 81.
c.nncy Of your sarspsrs, and the healing and bshe-
hcial qualities II Possesses send you The following
statement Of my case;
Twas wounded about two years sgO-wss taken pre-
oner and confined Tor sixteen months. Being moved
~ olen, my wounds have not healed yat. haVeno
sai up.a moment since Vas wounded. am shot
through the hips. Ny general health 5 impaired,
and need something % assist nature. have more
iih ia your parilll than In anything else. wish
shat ths il genuine. Please express me half dozen
bottles, and Ohllgo CAPT. Z. r. JOHNSON
81. Louis, Mo.
T.. The following was written April 80, IeC4, by
Ms, jennie Johnson, mother Of capt. Johnson
DIX, JOHN blLL-Dear s.g- NJ husband, Or. q.
= Johnton, va skilugl surgeon and physician IA
Centre. New York. where he died, leaving tho above
G. T. Johnson 20 my care. A. thirteen years Of age,
he had chronic dlarrhca and scr0iua, Tor which /
gave him your -aTsapara. IT CURED HIN!
nave Tor ten year, recommended IL 10 many NJ New
York Ohio aud Iowa, for scr0iua, fever sores, and
general debility Perfect success has attended a.
The esres DeiSd ~ u srrggid oad Jsrsr
r@e saosf miraculous. am very anxious for INV son
10 again have recourse 10 your sarsapaTllla. lie ~
'ariul Of getting spurious article, hence his writing
10 you forit lis wounds terrible, but b,l.eTc
ne will recover Respectfully,
JENNIE JOHNSON.
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Connecting atst. IouI, with
Northern Line Packet Company,
Erokuk Packet Company,
Omaha Packet Company,
and ynrious Railroad Lines
A. Memphis with
Memphis and White River Packet Co.,
Arkansas River Packet Company,
Memphis and Charleston II. r.,
and Mississippi u Tennessee r.. n
A. Nicksbgrg with
Yszoo River Packets, and
Sicksburs and Meridian Railroad,
Giving through bills sdlng ard tickets 70 ~ sysii,bs
points by rail o. flyer.
CIAs. 7. HINpE, General AGENT
once on NnATt-bosi,
Ed. Y. slSsoN, Ticket and Passenger Agent
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MILLINERY GOODS.
MILLINERY AND FANCY &C
Everything Fresh and New.

d.s. Aa.l Lang Do. Just opened ff-sh sud
~ fashionable stock oi buuueis, hais. fO~sI
b1u- Bnd lau.y goods generally, fut ~ sh. 4
expense, she Is confident - her ability a. IN,
4 other r-ful.IshIrcAts 100 the v.ty. Tho lad.
invited toc CALI
She also colors, hIeachcs and makes over b.
and hats .u style Store on Tenth street, b,
wash ngt0n Avenne ard Walnut street.
AI.OH tull stock Of wufsfsis cd
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Che evening alulletin.

The EvKsss BULLETIN 10 published every after.
coon, At No IS Tenth Street, (Tbornton Block, by
ohu H. oberly Co, for circulation by carriers,
e,ssaen, AID the mails.
fne WEEKLY BULLETIN, large eirht.psge forty coll
UNA p,por, issued Thursday, for the mails, and
for sAsat our counter and 10y newsdealer-.
sS-specimen copes furnlshedrRrn Address,
JOHN H. oBFRLY ( CO., Cairo, III.
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4. L0HB, |Crmiai,t,l
WM LoNFnGAN.

On motion the bills were allowed sy
the following vote and referred to the
select council for concurfence).
Aycs-Brankie, Hendricks, Kennedy,
Lohr, Lonegau, Mckee, Mendel, Theo-
bold.
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claims for tia superCrity over all remedies ever
offered to the public for the s,s, o,di sso end y,r
ndHcrt Of Aguc and Fever, or ChiIs aul Itver,
whether OF short or long standing. He re.D-s 10 the
entire western and Southwestern country Goo boar him
testimony to the truth Of The assert lu that iu no
case Whatever will fail 70 cure, II 'he directions are
strictly followed aud carried out. Ina great many
cases single dose has been su'irent Tor q cure ana
whole families have been cured by r. nglo bottle.
with perfect restoration o the general health it s
however, prudent and 10 every more certain 10
week or two after the disease has h,cu rL,DD moro
especially IN difficult and long standing cn-es. I-J.
SLY, the medicine will not require amy nIu 90 Eycp
the towels ia good order; should the patient horag-
cr, require acsthNiC medicine, after uNu. taken
three four doses OF the rouis. u single dose .f
Bulrs Vegetable Family riiis VII be- srfr.
ci,nt,
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF AID.
MEN.
REGULAR MEETING.
CAIRO, I'LL, Dec. 9Th, ls6

CAIRO, ILL, Dec. 9Th, 1859.
Preseut--Aldermen Brankle, Hen.
bricks, Kennedy, Lohr, Lonegan, Mckee,
Meudel, Theobold.
Alderman Mendell was on motion an.
pointed chairman.
REPORT OF THE COMMITTEES Of STREETS.
The com mittee on streets recommend
that the comptroller be Authorized to or.
der 10, 900 feet of oak lumber for the re-
pairs of the Plank Road on the Ohio
Levee, and that the repairs be done at
once.
On motion the report was referred TO
the mayor with authority to negotiate
with |. C.. II, r. Co., for gravel, for repairs
on said Ohio Levee, 10y the following
vote viz:
Ayes-Brankle, Hendricks, Kennedy,
Lohr, Lonegan, Mckee, Mendel, Theo-
bold.
Nays, none
REPORTS FROM THE CoMMITTgE on
CLAIMS.
Your Committee on claims have exam
med the following Bills and recommend
~ follows, viz: The payment OF
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DR.. JOHN BULLS Prcinu uHN."s
No. 80 FIFTH. Cross street.
Lo,atSvi11o. Ky.
.
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER
To Ny United States ana Worid- Hid,
Readers.

To Ny United States ana Wori,i. Bid.
Readers:
I HAVE received many t-,HmVua.s i.ylH ptJfcs
sionsl and medical men, ~ my aIHar4"s and vari.
QUE publications have shown, all % sh,'h geuu
The following from highly educated aud popular
sensible communications hve ever received. IN.
Clement knows exactly what he speaks Of and he
testimony deserves 70 bo written u letters Of gold
Hear what the Doctor says 81 bolrs Worm lies.
trOyer.
N.llanow, Nalgeg county. ca,
June ~ ls0t.
br JonN Bvtt-near Sifi Ihav- recently gwen
your Worm Destroyer" several trisl-, auf inI 70
wonderfully -''czccu-. I, mas not failed u single
Instance 20 hr. the wshed-for IN. q. nm dong
pretty large county practice, and have day USE iof
some article ofthe Kind. AN free % ryufe-s
hat know Of no remedy recommended by the ailsst
authorities that - certain ami speedy IA 90, stf,ct.
On the contrary, tt.y are uncers.n "a iAc extreme,
M object IA wiring - 10 Ind ont upon what torrs
can get the medicine directly from you. ~ caa
got II upon easy terms, shall use great deal 81 %
am aware that the Of suCh articles is contrary 90
the teachings and prartce Of great majority ofths
rsyaid, line di-cafding remedy which ~ Know %
b. sufficient simply h'rau-s may Dc ignorant 81 is
combination. For my part, shall make ia fgl. iO
nTe Az ana every means 60 alleviate suffering human
ny which may b. ghlc 20 commandment h,s-Itatfug
because some one more ingenious than nv self Aay,
leaned - efic"s first, and secured tho sole eh f1
secuf" that knoUlotge. Hoeeyer, nfH by mo- mean.
au advocate or supporter u M. thousand 0f vofh.s
ugSruins that flood the county thtt pulpYri ~ cur.
al manner Of diseases 10 WhcA sesL : Lor. Please
reply soon sEd inform me ofyour best terms.
JsLlCs =. CLENEST, ND.
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Testimony Of Medical Men.
stony Point White Co, Ark. May g. GO.
Or. Jons BULl-Desr Sir Last February was att
Louisville purchasing drugs, and got some OF your
kursaparilla and Cedron Btters.
My son-n-law, who was with Inc ia the store, has
boon down with the rheumatism for some time, COM
Inencod ON the Bltters and soon found his general
health improved.
Or Dist, who has been ia bad health, tried them,
and no also improved,
pr Coffee, who 50 been ia bad health for several
years-s0asacb oAd hre afected--he improved very
nuch by the use ofyour Filters, Indeed the Cedron
Btters has gwen you great popularity ia this settle
ment, ] think could sell great quantity Of your
medicine this asll especially Che cedron bitter. sna
Nicely. Respectfully,
G. u. WALKER
Prepared by DIR, JOHN BULL at his
Laboratory, Fifth Street Louisville, Ky.
For sale ny BARCLAY BROS.
ses5d
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MUSIC.
INDEPENDENT STRING BAN

Can accommodate the puo'ir With music -
PBrt,es and -Tenaios, no short notice, and or
able trTU-. Lessons Llvcn on every lnstruus