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Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-01-11
A Negro Bank on the White Folks Plan

A Negro Bank on the White Folks Plan.
Sam johnson, of New Orleans, was a
great authority on the levee, and one day
he called his satellites together to ad
dress them on the Importance of adopting
fiscal policy more nearly resembling that
which had raised..to opulence their eau
causan neighbors. Said he eff you want
TO get rich you must save your money.
You must have bank. OATS de way de
white folks does"
These words fell on propitious soil.
The project went into swift execution, and
the earning of the week were promptly
forthcoming. My dear friends, says Sam,
'Ill be de CASHIER you must 'posit de
money wild me, and when you want any
you mus draw onto it. OATS de way de
white folks does" All went merrily for
a while, and the depositors were. highly
elated about s'de bank"
But by and by there began to be trou-
ble-uot with the depositors, but the
drafts. 1t was found easier to. get funds
into this model institution than to get
them out again, and Sam was compelled
To face the angry customers and explain.
''It's all right" says he, ''de banks only
suspended; and in few days she will
again resume; dat's de way de white folks
DIES"
This expedicnt lasted but little while,
however; suspicious of foul play day by
day increased, and the storm was about
to burst OH the head Of the great opera
tor, when he found it exp dient to gather
once more his infuriated depositors, and
''face the music frankly. Gentlemen,
said he, "dar amt no use mou in about
it. De moneys spent, and de banks
broke; and dat's de way de white folks
does"
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OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, |
Beaufort County, Dec. %, 1871.

At meeting Of the. board held this day
it was on motion resolved, that the chair
man be ordered to issue commissions to
W. D. Troublefield, of Yemassee township,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FREE 10 BOOK AGENTS.

We will send handsome Prospectus Of our Ne'r IHas
traied Family Bible containing over 2os fine Scripture
Myiomal Pubs1ing o. Phiia, Pa At snta, Ga, Or St.
Louis Mo.
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NOTICE.
PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
DnnnHnrt Cnrnntn {
Dec-2l-4t

BIZ r. II. Gleares, Esq, Probate Judge.
Whereas, Mrs. Eliza S. Mount, made
suit to me, to grant her letters of admins
tration of the estate of and effects of Jesse
Mount, late of Beaufort.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
of the said Jesse Mount. deceased, that
they be and appear, before me, in the
Court of Probate, to be held at the town
of Beaufort on the 22d January, 1872, af-
ter publication hereof, at II O'Clock in the
forenoon. to show cause, if any they have,
why the said administration should not be
granted. .
Given under my baud, this ninth Of
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HISTORY OF
The Great Fires

In CHICAGO and the WEST by Rev. E. J. GooDsPEED,
pages: 60 engravngs 10000 already sold Price $3.50,
900 agents made in 20 days. Profits to go sufferers
Agents Wanted. II. S. GOODSPEED, d CO., ~
Park Row, New York.
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BOSTON, YORK
BEAUFORT
Freight Line.

THE SCHOONERS ALTOONA AND
FARRAGUT are how permanently on
the above line in connection with the Port
ROYAL Saw Mill.
The Altoona will leave Boston about the
18th of January. and New York the 25th,
direct for Beaufort.
Any information in regard to freight or
other particulars can be had Of
JOHN S. EMERY, or
LEWIS & HALL.
Commission merchants, No 8 Mer-
chants Row, Boston.
EVANS, BALL & CO.,
South street, New York, or
D G.. WILSON & CO,
Proprietors Port Royal Saw
Mill, Beaufort, s. c.
jan.4tf. Agents.
, 1872-06-01
Enron.
From the st. THom@ Tidende, May 29.J
ST.. THOMAS STATION,
CABLE KILOGRAMS.

May 25th.
New YoRK.-The Senate held secret
session to consider supplementary treaty.
Gold 1133. Specie increasing ~.
E~NoLAND.-Tho international boat race will
+.ko Mace atLondon on 10th June.
The Emperor assumes responsibility of the
disaster Of Sedan.
ArsrR1A.-The Arcbduchess Sophia, mother
Of the Emperor, isdangerously i'll of typhoid fe-
yer.
FRANcE.-Rentes $3.50.
May 9th.
Npw YoRK.-The Senate has withdrawn
claims for indirect damages by AZ votes against9
Gold 49,.
PARls.-Tho Communists Berosier, Boon,
and Bondin, have been executed.
Rentes 55.32.
LoNDoN.-Consols 935.
May 28th.
New YoRK.-Hurricano on the coast OF New
foundland, over forty schooners wrecked. Ter
rible loss of life.
LoNDoN-Destruetion by foods in Prague,
Bohemia. American Sc securities higher. ConsolS
93&.
FRANoE.-Reatcs higher.
, 1872-06-01
$169,469. 05
S169,33O, 90
5 $50. 95
St. Croix April 1872.
NJ. JOLLlFFE.
L. FABER.
T. FARRELLY
Pr. ROSENSTAND.
Chairman.
A. LATIMER.
ALEX. FLEMING.
G.. SARAUW.

The Chairman being Spokesman in the Committee resigned his seats to the VHecharnan.
The Spokesman (&nuuD in Introducing the Report begged firstly to remark that the present
discussion m WIy 1.-THE continuation of the LIST dim%on,so So atw We can not enter INTO oemS Inc
Report has been in the hands Of tho Members, and he hopes thatev cry one will nave maze nnSeh
acquainted whit 1t will be emembeed tath Drafts showed deficiency OF aaDu oltWoi III
the way the Committee las made up the Budget there will be surplus fe SSV H. Ot mn ma may 0 t %
real surplus. The revenues are posted with $3.50, $50; but in consequence Oh me small crop IN"
year, uer revenues pMedu under Ho item "@pmtduy' and" absentee tax VIII ne c~Snu "y aw
dned probably with 20 p eff My tepeSntn crop taken in cnHhTato,b but @mer revenue IRON
uen next crop may come in by the Btd Arln e. yHar; meanwhnet Is certain thhes urPnS@ cal
culded on hue will urn out to be considerable deficit. In regard to mstf the dems, we are SO
situated tdt would be uSeesst to enter now upon any discussion OF hem, as we nave on promised
Drafts of organisation hra lot all the branches 6he Administration; it SONY in some lew ohees
where here are at present vacancies that the Committee has suggested any plan :Wtin those re-
spts he must reserve hsr remark filth End Discussion. He would only ouch upon one pot
becBet refers to something htc can be settled to-day whnhs tct tenn torBuIdng expenses 1t
wlb be seen that the Committee in 1ef@euoo to an amount Of 9o2t5 under this head has recon-
mended uata special Committee be appointed to investigate thee fermt Hems of THE estimate to
which this sum has eenp proposed to be applied. The p@nt Committee could mot enerfun into
tme details, but wished that those Members hoh have been in the Building Committee before, would
be charged with the duty ofe examining the buildings ad srutning the estimates
To be continued
, 1872-06-01
s q. 9 & Q Z q Y S,

c.. military Expenses Astanpmbero artillery horses, according to thu new Military
ounanceio BE- mducab thee mniteaBo of opinion tattlneW will b No nece@ty to purchase
whMss this year and htAsn item" Purchase ohus4s fodlr Sc has been estimated too high
H; they beeoop proposes hAbbe reduced fon$30)oU $4,000, the total of til MoneyBIl vii
$4,000.
G. 70 "porD department" Iappoasf from the emaIstbat Mop "[edcnet to aupN8" and
No g. Burial ezpmss'h aveeT enormously bcnc aWlU out wMhS $500 and 1925, nntadd $o ana
$500 This coreoGon will make thu total amount of tsHemS $685.
D "Bnldng Expenses" Thee Committee deem most na1WHbet to enter jWdnowi into large
building narpiess bngmhb undecdedw which dhe Public Buildings will be for H8a when
frnsa are carried out which remark has special reference to the Courthouse in Chris
tmnsed; they therefore popoeo leve out the amounts posted for repairs of tho Courthouse and
pOnsnC hslnsed $500 and teF MeO fceinF redrN5ed SLIGO So As there's appear
insufficient reasons why newd wenn@fr Policemen are wanted at Krngdhh, the COMMITTEE recon
possible dfencisb be sos rukout Tet hla mout ofLee fWri emsi $8l6 Sc.
The amount posted for Building expenss is S3O62 buff from the remaksi twill be seen THAT it
is only 3 06O Git the abovesun SIS H9 So 8educedf from this caves S469l O5 This amount
include S1l25 carried up sbn r and $86342 sblrh h; suae have been appointed specal Com
miuees Sort sotw two items (Whaf an Sdm-boBen ChrsinSeI hess amomsae left in the
Budget unr reservation to amend them as the Council finally decides after having received the
opinions ofhose Commttes
There will then remain balance of $4,000 63: hsh let on the Budget wihho express "se
walton ttn hal nobe considered ase granted before separate Dmmutee,a appointed tor that pr
pose, has od closely and more technically thnt op present Committee is able to do investigated
Mo- of this item hsb been carried up with 1896 co. in this sum is included $3.50 for rent of
Office during tnrpisof he Couthou@inC mmMnsed As h@o repairs are dsrcommend@i,
there will be no NECESSITY for renting offices during the present rear aud the amountbob be left out
The 1Omy-lw villa accordingly snd thus
L. Building works and repair. .... $4S9 %
9 Rent of Building. 56 90
g. Uncertain expense. -. t..'$ $1,000. ."
, 1872-06-01

there, which is by no means a bad case
considering that we have only 8 policemas-
ters. My list is long enough to show that
we ought to increase the number of police
masters instead of reducing it. | believe
that I have proved the rottenness also here
when there can still be found people, such
as yourself, to advocate this crude one-po-
licemaster scheme.
Enron.
, 1872-06-01
$7,437. 05.

From the above Report WILDE scent that your Committee hasm aden remarks on many Of
the Hems off Expenditure that pperint the Budget Thsha not been dome because suhw were not
supposed onquo rhoms even considered from financial point of view. The FreDeparunnt
nidtbe greatly improvela averys small expense; then new Military Ordinance will, in the opinion
of mamga also reyrroo ODE ammedw uhna sWt time, especially on account of H expensive
ness; teS school Department. the Sanitary D 3plmnt and thu Road Department are under the
considerations of Government, ant. as much ya esndabout the PenAonLn"j the fnsmDee
partner also requires fma BUTT would bem posibof rthsC Omuiteeth thoroughly to lnvedF
gate and revise each idvdmdi item, ii ouhln0tn.h fact done j ny Commiteeon the Budget: as
the time rted scu&iTso on he &noB hnHed.
The fuandhrsut Of tn changes which heC Committee or a majority OF the Conn tee' has
will haas GMua
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-30

MELANCHOLY BREAK-DowN.-There are live
ly brcak-downs that make an audience laugh, and
there are sad and sorrowful break-dowrs that make
the klnd-hearted greye To the latter class belongs
the enervation Of body and mind which Is usually
called general debility" or "nervous weakness, =
and which, when neglected, too often terminates in
atrophv and death. A wholesome medcatcd stimtl-
liant Is the one thing needed in of this desrip
ton, and science and experience unite In pointing
to PLANTATION BITTERS as the true specific. The
fact that combines the properties of IN invigornt
with those of regulator and Alternative, In exactly
the proportions necessary to produce radical
change IN the tone of the system and the action of
the digestive and secreve organs, is unanswera-
bic argument in Its favor general restorative.
go. n. D."-Don't stand aghast with awe and
fear, eyes wide open and hair on end and fingers
tightly cnched with the idea that these mysterious
symbols are cabalistic signs and represent Sc
crct organization of masked demons, who carry
terror and disnay with their midnight p,owlings
and disperse on the dawn Of morning. Mo- They
are only the initials of DR.. PIERCE'S GOLDEN Nix
pIcAL DISCOVERY, that pleasant medicine which
has acquired national reputation and proven so
etic,cious In coughs, colds. bronchitis consumption,
and kindred diseases. For these complaints II has
no equal. Sold by all druggists.
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~ Ngw York. March ra9. The Liberal Re-
publican Central Colpmittee1R, J. Adams
presiding, and ten assembly districts Of the
State repfesent d-hases adopted resolutions
opposing Grants renomination and fayor.
ing the, Cincinnati Convention: !55f5 ig.ta
George Haynes, at, Sag Harbor, was, targed
and feathered and rode on rail Tor ncen-
tiousness.
.i4 Is Is sfreported tfat the steanship City Of
Galyestons from NeHyY ori for StM Orleans,
has been burned. No particulars. Ias n.,is
The, japanese Minister Mort denies the
persecution Of Christians fn japan. ss -
The musicians at Trinity clMrch' have
struck for higher wages Non+society men
have been. employed in their place. ,g.a.A
Two of Jay Gould's friends who. still re-
main in the Eric. directory win resign.
The condition of Professor Morse Is IN.
changed f2% s{fs 30; - .SaS
Good Friday V0Rgenerally observed here.
The stock boards We're closed, but brokers
on the Sidewalks exchanged, several millions
IN gold. - s''3 S''s' 90 =
Francis Hern has been arrested on the
charge of presenting false vouchers to the
Second Auditor of the Treasury for the pur-
pose of defrauding the Government out OF
pension money not due. -.
| : Twelve cases Of smallpox and three deaths
were reported to-day. THE Police Board
will continue free vaccination. a ats
Judge Benedict has refused a motion for
arrest Of John Talbot, convicted Of SNUG
Cling. -. ~ '~'' - ri'.,' - -
The Brooklyn SMALLPOX Hospital is
crowded to overhowfng3 @tit aaa - .,'F52i
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~.Hrg ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE VIRGINIA
NiEI,AS METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
t.r. laird days session WAS opened with dc
'"tiona exercises. conducted by Rev. w. +
Williams. Bishop Wayman occupied the
'i,air.
'ichard FORESTER WAS admitted as IL loca
lGu,brr Of the Conference.
tNr Committee on Temperance made a re.
lrr;, Which was adopted. During lis
j"Eaenry several members made earnest
a'lh@' in EWoI Of temperance, many de.
'"'moinl ti.@ u>e Of both spirits and tobacco.
i" "ii"r Ct the day, which WIS the con-
-'jrIllyH oi q preamble and resolution con-
',titin- the singing Of songs Of a senscless
"t@rc, and denounciug the practice, was
l'n taken up, and the resolution adopted.
u" following persons were received on
ii: Il. Trt,St. J. Il. Plato. +. Brown, c.
t.Gnt'r, j. :. Henderson, r. Cruise, and b.
t,!icI.y.
iHr election OF FIVE delegates TO the Gene
''' Conference, which meets i'll Nashville,
IN, May !, was then entered upon, when
H.. following ministers were declared duly
'tr2tcd: J. w. Shurenan. }. i. Lane, j. b.
/. milton, W. Il. Derrick, j. Ii. Offer. MeSsrS.
\1;on lin9ull aud Jacquclin Strange were
',"r!rG reserve delegates.
Rev. ". 3. Derrick ofIcreda preamble and
" buttons setting forth The acceptable man
"'r ~ which Bishop \. W. Waylnan had
i4''idtd over the deliberations Of the Con-
HI"nce, and rendering to him the Christian
M'o and respect Of the entire membership.
ii" preamble and resolutions We're, ut the
~'l--,stion OF The mover, laid over until II
",rio,h To-day. .. s. r.ss..
ir Conference adjourned until O'Clock
'@.- Gclniu".
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LOCAL MATTERS.

l,t.,alAi< SERVICES TO-MoRRow. --- We
.,.... iar following special appointments
>...o.i Presbyterian Or. Hogc's sl.-tni
,,r.lt. notice The hour Of afternoon service
viii !y ; instead OF 1 O'clock.
y4.ut !rc$hyi.7jaa.-Rcr. Charles Fl
I,si. y. H.. IT ~. NJ.
:. h,,l -Mtaodi$t-Rcv. George l.. Van.
,i,.>},.t, at II \. NJ. and quarter to s Z. NJ
:, uj:ht. by request Of Marion Division
~. e. sons of Temperance, the sermon vii
,, nN temperance.
tasgs[ Lud,Tai (Odd-Fcllows' Hall. cor
n,r Of Franklin and Mayo Streets Rev
Nr, Nrrl>> ut II 4. NJ. Administration O
,..v Lords supper.
,....'afri@,lGn Synagogue Covenant
gI4n. rani;oj >trcctl.--M 33 O'Clock to-mor.
..,r ai.,r1>non u discourse will be delivered
~I.f..i: "rlc promises made to the fathers
.>.-.,lnl. Isaac. and Jacob yet TO he fth
,I.i in ilt- establishment uf the Kingdom
~ i,.i IN this earth"
II, following are the appointments Of The
,f.a,n Methodist Episcopal Church Con
',tar..s
E.,,ri-S..'.i ,hprch.--At II o'l2ck (ordi
,.l.n.. Ei>hop Wayman; ) O'Clock, b. T.
tun,i; : o'clock. John +. Lane.
'fs7p9 CHurch (Sercntccmh s'rCeN.-Ai
- .',l>ck. Robert Davis 3 O'Clock, L. NJ
..s. y O'Clock. George JemiSon.
..-.' .if5trca BAPTIST Chrch.-At II
,'Na.k. V. b. Derrick: 3 O'Clock. ". \
,..\,au: : o'clock. l.. W. Lee.
y ,alG EaUt,H Chm,h.-At IL o'clock
u Hl.!a +. V Williams: 5 o'clock, W. u. Ter
..t, o'clock. i. I. Tanner.
is,7a,,r BdDtIt ChWrh.-At Il O'Clock
\ Ill
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SUIT FOR THE RECOVERY OF TIE HAUN-
STEIN pRorERrY.-J. \. Lynham, Esq,
escheator for this city and county (repre-
sented by Attorncy-Gcncral Taylor), has
Just instituted another searching proceeding
in the Circuit Court Of this city. 1t is bill
in equity in the interest Of the Common
wealth and against johnson Ii. Sands. Rich
ard 5. Sanxay, and many other defendants,
including the pretended heirs of Haunstein.
The bill makes as exhibits the record of the
criminal trials, showing conviction of Cha
hoon and Sands; enters into lengthy his
tory of the means adopted by the parties in
obtaining possession of HaunStein's pro-
pcrty: charges that various frauds have been
pcrpetlated, and plays the intervention OF
the court that this property may be restored
TO tha present escheator as the representative
of this Commonwealth, the rightful owner
thereof.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-30

THE THEATRE.-Most persons were sur
prised at the pleasing manner in which the
Oates troupe presented the Bohemian. Girl
last night. 1t was a very meritorious per-
formance, and showed that the troupe can
do something besides pandering to the popu-
lar taste for burlesques. Mrs. Oates was
charming as Airline. Mr.. Drew, as Thad-
deus, pleased the audience, and MIR. Crane
manifested an excellent, conception of the
character Of Devilshoof. ...-.-- -tr...,
We anticipate one of the most brilliant
matinecs of the season this afternoon, if the
weather Is favorable. Mrs. Oates will ap.
pear as the Daughter Of the Regiment" a
role in which she sings several fine songs,
and displays all her talents to the very best
advantage. Tonight will be presented
% The Kings Secret"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-30

JUSIUs BRuTus BooTH.-Junius Britus
Booth, whom we are to hear next week, is
said by competent critics tobe einphatically
SUI patrts .filits--th The son of his father. Hall
a century ago, more than half Il century ago,
Junius Brutus Booth the elder and the great
landed here in Richmond from England
This Junius, the son, was born at Charleston,
S. c.. He resembles his celebrated father
more than it often falls to the lot of a son to
do; and this not alone in figure und counte.
nance, but also in his very mannerislns, stage
presence, and the peculiar intonations of his
voice. n writer who knows him well says
that he is one of the closest and most enthll.
siastc students Of Shakespeare of our day
Shakespeare is his idol and the passion of his
life; and he interprets the great poet with
all the skill and power that are Characteristic
of his gifted family. Those who could re
member the father would be surprised to
see him so thoroughly pcrretratcd in the
son, himself one of the few really good Shake
sperian actors of our day.
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VOL. XIII.

A SMALL FIRE AT THE THEATRE AND Al
MOST PASIc.--Last night at about 10
O'Clock, while the third act Of the Bohemian
Girl was in performance at the Theatre,
persons sitting in the lsrq,ctte near the door
OF the managers room saw that room sud-
denly illuminated, aud dalinost simultaneously
there was heard the upsetting of ftlrni-
turc and tramping of feet. The door
Of thr room being thrown open 1t
was discovered that the lace curtains
above the toilet-table, and the linen cover Of
the table, were in blaze. Mrs. Powell and
| Il gentleman connected with the press were
standing near the promp;cr'S stand, absorbed
| III what was going OH on the stage, when the
alarm was given. Turning, they saw the
danger ut once, aud with great presence Of
mind rushed to the spot, tore down the burn-
ing rags, and commenced smothering the
flames. In this they were assisted by Chief
of Police Poe, Pat. Woods, and other gen.
t!cmcn, who spTlng over the heads Of the
orchestra and got into the room by way Of
he stage. In three minutes the fire was eX-
tinguishcd. ~. e...--.@
Short as was the season of excitement, 4
panic seemed for awhile inevitable. At the
first cry Of fire nearly everybody ran
wards the door, and there was some
tall jumping and running on the part
of the men. The ladies, with their faces
blanched with fear, generally kept their
seats. On the stage, also, there was not
IA little excitement. The actresses wruns
their bands in a nervous quandary, there was
| n stampede of the male gypsics and "supes,"
DcvilShoof and the Count ran to the rescue
of the mamlgcreSS, and the fascinating airline
was about to trust herself to the tender
| mcrcies OF the parquetc when Mr.. Crane
came back to the stage and assured her and
the audience that the tire was out. Five
minutes later order was restored, and the
performance went on as if nothing unusual
had happened.
Great credit is due the managcress and
those who were with her in the room, as well
aS TO those who came so promptly to their
assistance. for the manner in which they faced
the flames. But for their presence of mind
the Theatre might have been destroyed and
perhaps some lives lost. The fire was caused
by the carelessneSs of an actor who, while
"dykingS for the stage, pushed the gas
bracket under the curtain.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-30

POLICE CouRr, = FRIpAr-Justtce u. j.
H7'atc, presiding. The following cases were
disposed Of:
Edward King, charged with stealing one
ham of the value Of -. the property Of
Valentine Hechler, was found guilty and sent
to Jail for thirty days.
William Hill (cofored), charged with being
an escaped convict from the pehitentiary
Sent to his OLD quarters. tn, .t... -.
Lucy Russell (colored), charged with using
abusive and indecent language to Patsey
Booker. Continued until 30th. 20
Stephen Mays, charged with assaulting
and beating Henry Thomas. Discharged.
Maria Lewis (coored), charged with steal
ing one shawl, valued at $3.50, the property
OF Bernard Reiss, was found guilty aud sent
to Jail for thirty days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-03-30

THE LATEST NEws.-The Dollar Store, corner
Ninth and Main Streets has just received large
sortment of fancy goods-jewelry Of every descrip-
tou Of the latest styles, imported Bohemian glass
ware Jet and tortoise shell tewelry ladies' travelling
satchels, photograph albums, writng-desks, work.
boxes, backgammon boards, card-receivcrs, &C. !:
also, fresh supply Of those valuable little clocks,
which for accuracy Of time have no superior. Our
stock at present surpasses any that has been offered
to the public since the first opening of store.
We extend cordial invitation to our friends to call
and examine for themselves.
...~3 G. j. CAMPBELL 6 Co.,
Original Dollar Store,
corner Ninth and Main streets.