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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1873-12-12

large uuTlnS, tllo udF, IuCT6 were NaSl
| additions TO the entries. The Halls
and Grounds presented busy scene,
and by the close of the day tho entries
were fully up t. the standard Of pre-,
vious years.
Mcssrs Giles Il Murchison added to
their already splendid exhibition by
placing in the Exhibition Hall a mag
nifcent Hardware Card, which attrac.
ted much attention.
Messrs. d. 4. Smith & Co. have on
exhibition some of the choicest speci-
mems from their fine stock of furni-
ture, which present splendid appear.
ancC.
Mcssrs. G. d. Myers 4 Co have dis.
played tempting collection of goods,
arranged with great taste, and it is an
attractive feature of the Fair.
Messrs. I. w. Brown & Sons, as
usual, arc making their table one of
the points Of attraction. Superb Jew
elry ard si1yerware, with the elegant
premiums OF the Association, form a
beautiful picture.
Mr.. John II. Allen also has beau.
titul display Of iewelry and articles of
tertu.
4uSSSiS 4uCltdC LaSt u
show case of as beautiful goods as we
nave ever seen onexhibition. 1t speaks
we'll for their taste. and must be a
point of attraction to the lady visitors.
Messrs. Sol. Bear & Bros. have also
fine exhibition from their stock.
Messrs. Hart & Bailey have one Of
the celebrated American Needle Gins
and Brooks Cotton Press. Both of
these machines win be in operation to-
morrow and the subsequent days of
the Fair, and must prove Of interest
to the farmers. Besides these, this
firm has case Of articles in their de-
partment which is very complete.
Mr.. c. A. Price, and Messrs. Evans
& VonGlahn have boots and shoes
from their fine stocks, and Mr.. T.
Child exhibits lot of fine stoves.
Capt. W. A. Cumming has entered
a splendid lot of cattle and horses, and
Mr.. James Norwood, Of Orange, is
present with his horses and sheep and
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Gan .sr ~ Hvnn opuon,. rst,ia p,cA,r5.

San CASE OF HYDRorHoBrA II title Richard,
a very interesting and promising boy eight
years old, son OF Samuel Claggett, Esq; Of
Petersville district, I'm this county, died on
the 3D. instant with that most terrible mall
edy-hydrophobia. He was bitten January
30th in several places about the face and neck
by . dog belonging to his father. The dog
had never shown any symptoms of rabies
until he attacked this little boy, after which
he bit several of Mr.. Claggett's stock, also
two dogs and some Of the stock belonging to
MIR. John Frazier, neigbbor. The dog was
killed in Mr.. Frazie1s yard. Strict watch
was kept over the animals bitten, and all
known preventivcs used with little Richard.
After the expiration of month, nothing APP
bearing In either the boy or the animals TO
indicate this malady, the painful apprehcn-
sion of the parents and friends were in n
great measure removed, until on last Satur-
day no was seized, with unmistakable symp-
toms of hydrophobia, which continued to
Increase until death put an end to bis suf.
feripgs, on the afternoon Of Monday. It will
DE remembered that the 30th of January, the
day this little boy was bitten, was the coolest
day known in this latitude for many years.
This case supports the theory that the ex.
treme of cold as well rs that Of heat may de-
velop rabies in dogs, which should be as
carefully guarded against in the cold Of win
ter as in the heat of suDmer.-Fredertck
(lNd) Citizen, tn.
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Eettcr FROM Frankian county.
Correspondence OF the Richmond D,snasea. !

II
FRANKLIN COUNTY, Va, March 8. 1874.
rms has been week Of excitement IN
Franklin, and one of unusual activity and
hustle In Rocky Mount. The week onenesl
with some of the coolest weather Of tho
season, one it is now mild and pleasant. and
iooks like winter Is about to give way for
more genial weather. The farmers are de-
lighted nj the prospecs of once more return
ing to the plough.
Our County Court has been sitting all the
week, and an unusually large number of
cases have been disposed OF. Dayy Goggiu.
the negro murderer, was tried on Monday
ana found guilty Of murder i'm the first de.
gree. Judge Bernard to-day, in very
solemn and impressive manner, pronounced
sentence upon him. His execution will take
place ON the 9Th day of June The trial OF
i,ehrS Hancock was deferred til the Circuit
Court in May.
a little attray took place at Rocky Mount
on Monday evening about dark. which re-
suited in very serious If not fatal ipj,,rv oi
one OF the parties engaged. A very pesti.
lent fellow named Hodges struck a younp
man 10y the name of Shirely on the bend
with four-pound weight. Shively has been
delirious nearly ever since, and now lies in
an UNCONSCIOUS state. His physicians think
1t hardly probable that he can recover.
Hodges has been arrested and lodged In Jail.
Public sentiment is very strong against
Hodges. and ne will doubtless DC punished
TO the utmost extent that the law will allow.
BLASTts
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letter from Amherst.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.]
AMHERST COURTHOUSE. FA.,1
4.

correspondence OF Tue ElcnmOnu blSpatCil.J
AMHERST COURTHOUSE, FA.,I
March 7, 1878.
Our farmers have not Us yet made much
progress in farming operations, owing to the
unusually severe weather; nevertheless, gar
dcnin@ seems to be the rage among the Am.
hcrst ladies Mt present..
The principal influential citizens recently
organized an agricultural club, which pro-
misses we'll for the farming interests of the
county. We wish it the success so merito-
rious an undertaking deserves, and hope the
farmers Of other portions of the State will
follow their example.
The village of Amherst is thriving little
place Qhc county-seat. 1t supports Il news
paper, two churches, and some half dozen
stores. There still remains, however, much
to be done in the way of improvement; cspc-
cialiy would Il sidewalk add to its attractions,
for in rainy weather the streets are almost
impossible on account ofthe mud and sluslI-
anklc-dcep. On the whole, there is Il decided
spirit of Improvement rs evinced by several
buildings in process Of construction.
The people of Amherst deserve praise for
their public spirit in crcctin. 4 new court
house. 1t Is not yet quite finished. / I'M
ders'and it was built by the surplus money
!" w. .'e"'suis :, tHus Suo"lHS prosperous
condition in financial affairs.
Amherst. among her other inducements to
capitalists for Investment, presents rare edu-
cational advantages in the Kenmore High
School, established here, which has no supc-
rior in the State.
The citizens Of Amherst need only act in
concert and harmony and encourage immi-
grafton to make it the leading agricultural
county Oi the State. More anon.
ACRIrDIA
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DARING BROADWAY BANK RoBBERY.-rFrom
the New York World, March s, l---Yesterday
MI. Berry, president of the Tradesmen's
Bank, at the corner of Reade street and
Broadway, was waited on by two gentlemen
who bad business with him. They were
ushered into reception-room adjoining his
private Office, and were followed by two
strangers, well-dres>ed young men, who sig
nifed their intention of waiting until Mr..
Berry had transacted his business with his
friends. Mr.. Berry, having completed tinan-
cial arrangement, went with the two gentle
men to the paying teller's desk, leaving the
strangers in the reception-room. On his re-
turn he found them gone, and his desk
robbed of two certificates of the Lake Shore
stock, representing 100 shares each, and
valued at $4,000. The securities are de.
scribcd as follows: One Certificate OF 100
shares of Lake Shore stock, No. 1867, dated
December 81, 1872, in the name of Robinson
Chase; one certificate of 100 shares of Lake
Shore stock, No. 1928, dated March 4, 1878,
in the name Of Vcrmilyc & Co.
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comfy 400 days more Of Grant, says Il
western paper.
General William +. Barry. commandant OF
Fort Monroe, had his pocket picked OF $500
in Washington on Thursday last.
The President has subscribed one hundred
dollars and Vice-Prcsident Wilson fllty dol
Tar. towards the Greeley Monument fund.
The Washington Star denies that the in
gcription Ecce Homo was ever put up over
the Presidents chair in the inauguration
ballroom.
Edward Stewart is appointed postmaster
at Clover Creek, Highland county, Va, usce
Lewis NJ. McClurg, resigned. A new otice,
called hilton, is cstablisAedin Cabell county.
w. Va, on the route from Huntingdon 10
Hinton, with james Parrish MS postmaster.
The storehouse of Mr.. w. s. Kyle, 10
Buckingham county, was DESTROYED by TIRE
a few nights since, with the entire stock OF
goods, valued at $500. The fire Is sup
posed to baye been the work Of an incen.
diary.
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LOST His HANp.-On Saturday night Mr..
Charles A. Hopkins, OF Fairfax county, Va,
was seriously Injured at the Baltimore and
Potomac depot. Mr.. Hopkins attempted 10
get on Il train backing out, but slipped, and
doubtless would have been killed had not
james Shields. Il colored man, seized him and
kept him from going under the wheels. IS
it was, his right hand was caught under the
wheel, and seriously injured. Officers Dlns-
more aud Riordan assisted him to DR.. Mt
grudcr's Office, where the wound was dressed,
and he was then sent to Providence hospital,
where nr. Ford amputatcd The hand.- WASH
3uyiyy STAR 10TH,
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Our country Is daily receiving capitalists

Our country Is daily receiving capitalists
and agents from the East coming here Ia
make arrangements TO supply the demands
Of the Piedmont and Tidcwater districts OF
Virginia with Goa! and salt. The trains coul-
menccd some time since to run regularly
over the whole line of the road, aud now the
journey from here to Richmond or elsewhere
in the East is no longer Il toilsomc under
taking to be feared, but a pleasure that all
ctn enjoy. The efficient officers of this road
have done everything to make it trst-clasS
road in every respect and no encomium can
be too great to their energy, pluck. and bril-
liant Success Charleston Nv. Fa.) cores
p0adcucc Cincinnati Inquirer.
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A SOLDIERS DEvoTIoN.-Last week Will
liam NJ. smith, who lost his right arm ut
Seven Pines, and was one of the first to vo!-
untrcr III the Twenty North Carolina
regiment Veltigrcw's brigade), arrived in
Lexington. having walked all the way from
Guiltord county, y. G., for the purpose Of
seeing the graves of Lee and Jackson before
he died. Having accomplished his purpose,
he is now OH his way back on foot. He was
given " the lrcedom'' Of tho town, and WAS
kindly treated by all he met. He made this
pilgrimage with no flourish Of trumpcts, but
was found weeping ut General Lees tomb,
aud seemed the modest, brave soldier his
papers and arnle>s sleeve proved him to be-
Stduatt0n Spectator.
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i.yt>0TiicAL UxloN-PROJECT OF THE
q, T>>Ari tLEEGYMES. - Cincinnati, March
I1.--THc Evangelical MiniSt, rial Association
o.! tbs city, to-day took the initial steps OF IN
a',~upt 10 form union OF Evangelical tic
""'Gt4a'i"n>. The plan adopted provides for
mr,jur II people OF all d, examinations. at
,'"le irGs1rc diy, 10 confer n toa method Tor
-#rl arson. At This mcrirg Il brief paper
o." .ltiuWui Church statistics is to be read,
1886, IN address Will hr h,ljv red on poin's OF
a-rrtlucut hctwr"n ;Iiilif"n! '!"nomnat ions,
.ri ;GGihnr >t"'s 10 10 tn " i'll he left TO
',. u..riiH,. M.1rn,. n,io.'rr, Of various
g. .""ai'mt.oaS 49,. 'r"N.h'. puIpits frc-
gH,ut,y.
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Total, 1o,0no gifts. I'LL cash. Saoo0nj
To provide means for This nlaSnlccnt concert,
one hundred thousand tickets only will he Issued, i
Large portion of which arp already sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets. SlU halves So; and quarters. 50 so.
Eleven whole tickets for $500. No discount gu less
than SlU0 orders. Nothing could be more appro-
prt,r for presents than tickets to this BANQUET Of
WEALTH, or more likely IL produce grau''cr salts
factory results. The object of this THIRD GLE I
CONCERT IS the enlargement and endowment OF IN.
Public Library of Kentucky, which. by tne special
net authorizing the concert for its benefit i 10 be
forever free to all citizens of very stale rms COLI
cert Will he conducted like the first and second here
drawing the gifts and paying them, and everything
necessary to 4 thorough understanding Oh inc
scheme. from beginning TO end, are now plhnshea
In the form of circular, Which Will DC lurNlsheu
free of cost to any who apply.
The entire management OF this Embarrassing HIS
been committed by the trustees TO Hon. THOMAS II.
ERaMLET rE, late Governor of Kentucky, TO whom
all communications pertaining to the Gilt Concert
'''''''' " ''" r. T. DURRETT, President.
W.. .HALDEMAN, Nice-lresident-
JOHN S. CAIN Secretary Of Public Library Oh Nell
lucky.
FAEMEis AND DRovERs BANK, Treasurer.
As the time for the concert is close at hand april
sth). parties wanting tickets should send III iheir
orders inu.ediutely ii they would avoid the rush
and delay absolutely unavoidable i'll the few DAYS
preceding, the drawing. All orders and hpriic..
lions for agencies. circulars and Information VIII
meet with prompt attention.
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky,
in lS-dsaw.G weuWtADr1l5 Louisville. hy.
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RAILROAD MEETING IN HARDY COUNTY, w.
NA.--A meeting of citizens of Hardy county
was held at Mooreticld on the 1St of March
with a view to securing from the Legislature
Of West Virginia two separate charters for
land, Nd. 10 some point Oh the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad. and the other for rail-
road from the town of Moorelicld to some
point on tic Ohio river below Parker SburG
and above Huntington.
Two committees were apnontcd-one to
draft aud circulate petition to the Legisll-
turc, and the other committee of CORE
spondcuce. - Moorcfcid (1E. Fa.) Courier.
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-" Norfolk Iirynian, speaking of Mr..
'''.F:" ". Brown. who died in that city on
"''nt'y. says he WAS Il member Of the Fay
.' Artillery. from Richmond, during the late
."' - "H"h command he served with dis
,''i'oI Throughout the struggle, and i'll Sc
S''c engagement in 1863 with the Federal
'''''.> near Richmond was wounded in fifty
-" PAGES by the explosion Of Il shell from
,"' 'nc'hy's battery, and was taken to the
''@'trra'c hospital at Richmond where he
',f"''hed un'!l he recovered from his wounds,
'"th ne rclliinci 10 his command, and Was
|.HFrd prisoner of war on the morning
T. T.. ne 'ti' Of April, 1865, near the High
=, ~ ~ on The Soutlisidc railroad, aud taken
80 p'iit Lookout. where lie remained until
r,''''fu' When he came to Norfolk. He was
W. u'rt! eight years Of age at the time of
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The Tappallannock ndcr announces the
death of DR.. Lawrence Roane and John S.
Route, ST..
The Norfolk Journal learns that the James
River Steamboat Company propose shortly
establishing daily line between that city
and Richmond. The increased freight, owing
to the opening of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, will compel them to do this.
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FIRES IN EssEx.-Tbc clearinghouse,
corl-houscs, and stables at Gwyntield, the
residence of G. .. G. Mallory, Esq, about
three miles above town, were DESTROYED by
tire on Tuesday last. Nlr. Mallory LOST, it is
said. most of his furniture and his entire
stock Of corn and provcndcr.
a clearinghouse in Warsaw, the property
Of Mrs. SbackIeford, and occupied by DR..
\. \. Saunders and family, WAS destroyed by
fire on Friday morning the 2Sth ultimo.-
Y1pp0tauuOch Iaaer.
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baltimore Annual Conference Mcaho-
dis, Episcopal Church South.
yrr,m the Baltimore parcrS-l

,~,n,y's rRocEEplNGs.
.s onnn,d Yesterday bv roll.
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the lfEil '"i'''''W u,,a ,,oS ob.;-
IL @rS'' :" WIZ, ,''. .,n rha,rc or ;mmoralty
m1n. Trl,'"" ''"' w., ~, $780,. ,..,,r,l;,r,v nv-
wa su,'"'"t"' "'"
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mrE'Eta rom 'le iiSiH'' '"'l', Wv, NV.
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hNTth ana me southern ch',iest va, VIZ 'e''u ii
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TOBACCO FROM WEST VIRGINIA. r. John
+. Christian. formerly of this county, who
has hccn for some years Il resident Of Green
Lricr county, West Va, recently sent from
that county to Richmond two hogshcadS OF
leaf tobacco of his own raising. Good to-
barco can be raised in Grecnbricr and Mon.
roe counties. as also in any of the Valley
counties. Before the war good tobacco wa,
raised and manufactured in Monroe county
West Va Stanton Spectator.
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ht.'" - tssyMBLY.-An individual
.'.H ~. l"l'!. 10 tue Senate and House OF
''""'t!!'r - .'.rllnond in behalf of the Cen
LIN N'l'"i.t church, Portsmouth. to aid
"f'h ~ '@n AMOUNT OF one dollar each TO
'''.''' 'f'Nn IL pay oil debt due by that
'"'h, il.'r rr>r"n>c was mdyta"sna0uS.
'-~ ~r'" 81 .:r dollars WAS given. Two
+ "a -" 90. twenty-five cents each, four
','' d"i nj one fifty crnts.-NOrtUih
J.arl,0.
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The !Scuthsidc TrTniaa published at
Boyd,on and ChristransvIle) comes to us this
week @:catly improved in Typography. 1t
is 4 GOOD paper.
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GET CONCERTS.
GIFT CONCERTS.
SCHEME OF THE AGE !!
100000 CASH GIFTS
100000 FOR ONLY $40.

Under authority Of special Legislative act OF March
18TH 1871, the trustees now announce the
THIRD GRAND GIFT CONCERT
for the benefit of the Public Library OF Kentucky
to come oil in Library Hall at Louisville .ky..on
TUESDAY, APRIL e, 1873.
st this concert the best musical talent that can be
procured from all parts of the country VIII ADD
pleasure to the entertainment, and
TEN THOUSAND CASH GIFTS,
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LusfREEI DEALERS.

OoO ono FEET S ASONE ed 5-S
ZUU,UOU CANADA SYCAMORE, supc-
ror quality; ,OO1 feet seasoned IL Canada Syca-
more, superior quality; also, large stock Mlite
nry. Oak, Shingles, Laths. All kinds of BUILDING
Timber together with large stock of Glazed M I'm,
~, ,ha civ TRUMAN A. PARKER 4 CO..
- '' dealers in Lumber, Glazed WINDOWS,
Canal AMI Byrd streets from Filth " SIKH
IN al
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RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD CO.,e Z
RICHMOND, January s, 1879. az

RICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAILROAD Co.,e
RICHMOND, January 8, 1874. 81,
NOTICE.--On and after this date Decen.
~ her 2d) the PASSENGER and FREIGHT
TRAINS over this route will be run as folowS:,
PASSENGER TRAIN daily Except Sundays be-
tween Richmond and West Point. leaving the de-
pot at 2:30 T. NJ.
Passengers for river landings and Baltimore win
leave Richmond depot OH WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS at 4 o'clock a. NJ. -
FREIGHT TRAIN for THROUGH FREIGHT
leaves Richmond on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, FRI
lays, and saturdays, at O'clock A. NJ.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAIN, between Richmond
on Wednesdays and saturdays, leaving Rlcilmond
at 4 o'clock A. NJ. sE
WILLIAM n. BRAGG, Superintendent. ~
j. l.. TAYLOR, Freight and Ticket Agent, Rlch-
mond. 1a9e
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5000 NEWSPAPERS

5000 NEWSPAPERS
and esimatts showing the cost OF advertising. also
mary useful hints to advertisers, andscme account
of the experiences Of who are known rs success
fL lnfrertisers. This firm are proprietors OF the
AMERICAN NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING
- ! ~ =. AGENCY, zi.Z1. 49,
81 Park Row. New York, .ys.9a
ana are Possessed Of ,inCuailrd facilities for seen-
Hing flie insertion of advertisements In all newspa-
,..1s and ner1odtcos mt lowest rates. de2-fl&w1m
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TOBACCO BROKERS.
BUSINESS CHANCES


FENO ADVERTISERS.-A persons who
L contemplate making contracts with newspapers
for the insertion of advertisements Should sehd W
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for circular lncloee twenty-five cents Tor tnelr
ONE-IIUNDRED-PAGEP PAMPHLET
containing lists Of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-12
TEN THOUSAND CASH GIFTS,

aggrcgating vast total Of HALF A MILLION llOr-
LAES currency, will be distributed Ivy lot to the
tickle. holders as follows:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-03-12

T JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATs LII, ,SS111l55,j
~ COMPANY. sanas.sasszfss2E
FOR NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BAL
TMOkE, NORFOLK, PoRTSMoUTH,
AND ALL REGULAR LANDINGS
ON THE JAMES RIVER.
The fast and elegant United States mail sea,uei
JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain u. {. GIEFoHD
leaves companys wharf, at Rockets, for the above
named places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, anc
FRIDAYS at 81 A. NJ, and returns on Tuesday
Thursday, and Saturday afternoons at O'Clock.
Passengers connect at Norfolk with the old Bay
Line steamers for Baltimore, Philadclphia, ano
New York.
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on arrival
Of steamer.
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Tickets on sale Mt CARRIER & CO.'S EXPRESS
and baggage checked through.
Freight received TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS for Norfolk Portsmouth Bcs.
ton, Baltimore, and principal landings on Chcsa'
peake bay. and all regular landings on James river
at REASONABLE RATES.
Freight received from A. M. till eP. M.
Freight for way-landngs must be prepaid.
l.. B. TATUM, General Agent.
Office Companys wharf.
Branch office. corner Main and Ninth streets. 10 1