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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-07-18
The Presidents Good Intentions.

WAsHINGrON politicians bE-
press themsclNc, satisfied the President .l-
returned To his first intention 0t giving
share OF Southern offices tp southern N.u.
ocrats. H. is known that Iun President
abandoned this intention uf tUe Iu-Uu..
OF Gen. Comfy and others with t.ew No.
conciliating Mr.. Blaine, who. hr GHI- n.I
not cOnciliate.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-07-18

THE Republican leaders never thought
Of rendering their support to Gov. Brown
or any other Democrat IL their day of
power, nor until they felt the need to be
pulled out Of the mire.
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If the Blaines, Chamberlains, Buffers,
and the other Trays, Blanches and Sweet
hearts of the Radical party continue to
hound Mr.. Hayes as they have been do
ing since he discontinued the use of the
bayonet in Southern affairs. they will
land him in the National Democratic
party, which is liberal enough, and strong
enough. and just enough to receive and
to support all who espouse the principles
of Constitutional liberty which lie at the
foundations of free government.
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The vote on the question of paying the
Minnesota Bond debt, stood--in favor
of payment 1924. Against payment
SO, 176. OF the seventy counties in the
State only~nine voted in favor of pay
ment.
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TINS is the way the Chicago Times

TINS is the way the Chicago Times
treats the Mexican imbroglio
II is much more serious than is generally
considered. Both Gen. Ord and the MeXi-
can commander. Trivino, are under orders
which. without supplementary ones revok-
ing or modifying the former, will lead to
collision. Ii a c@lllslon
occurs, then an apology from one of the
two nations must come, or war.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-07-18

THE Baltimore Sun, an independent
paper with Hayes proclivities, says, in
reference to the effect of the indictment
of the Louisiana Returning Boarders on
Mr.. Hayes, that with his strong religious
convictions and with the convictions of
his family, his head will not rest easy in
the White House one night after he be
lieves that he did not receive a majority
of the electoral votes, and they express
the opinion that in this event he will I'M
doubleday abdicate his pretentions."
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e:HuNe by the neek-Execution Of a
negro is the startling headline of a
dispatch from Harrisburg, the capital of
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-07-18
THE Georgia Constitutional Convention

commenced its work we'll by the election
of Charles J. Jenkins, one of the mos
experienced of the public men in the
State His first admonition to the Con
vention was to guard against any measure
that would discriminate between the
races, or in the least interfere with the
rights which have been guaranteed to the
colored people.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-07-18

In parts of Ohio (see news column)
they get rid of the old people by first
cutting their threats and then cremating
them.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-07-18

The Raymond Gazette, the Holly Springs
South. the Corinthian. the Columbus Index,
and the Democrat, are the only papers that
favor the amendment aboiishing the Office
of Lieutenant-Goyerno Isem-
ocrHt
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-07-18

= We learn from a reliable gentleman tnai
greene county has held a convention Au-
endorsed Hon. J. Il. Carter for the SeuAt.'
This, before IL was known that be was
candidate.-H Democrat.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-07-18

THE first bale of the COTTON crop of
1877 was received in New Orleans from
Texas on the 18th inst
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Crops In the Prairie Region.
Aberdeen Ex ,mincr.l

Aberdeen Ex tmincr.l
The cotton in tho praires or Nonuo
Lowndes. Clay and OktIbbeha conn mfoe
e cooSE small Tb Is looking well ana in good
~ and cannot possibly make = mi , nls Dad
cept IN exceptional cases. 'Ni sFaP eS-
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serve a good papt

The Wool MARKET. I've are indebt-
ell to Messrs. Manger and Avery, 40
West Broadway, New York, for copy
of their July Circular, containing a re-
port of the wool market We note that
the price has recently advanced
s cents a pound. The demand is good.
The lowest grades of inferior, unwashed
wool are quoted at 1S'to 20 cents, and
prices range from those rates to % and
IS cents 1t is evident that no business
in the South would yield a more remu-
nerative return for labor and capital in
vested than sheep and wool raising, If
producers cannot get a good price in the
home markets, they have only to ship to
New York.
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The following extract from letter of
that eminent jurist and great statesman,
Hon. j. S. Black, of Pennsylvania, to
North Carolina Judge, presents this sub
ject in its true light:
YORK, PA June Is, 1877.
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Ex-CHIEF JEsFIcE HANDY, of Can
ton, was rendered the law prcfessorship
at Oxford and has declined.
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MISS ISSIPPI NEWS,
Holly Springs Reporter

Holly Springs Reporter
DR.. w. J. Ttvlor, brother of orr towns
\ man X. r. Taylor, hrrathrd nis Hl-f at."r
! lingering Illness, idiy lru. I-s1. D...N-.
was a son Of Col. Elias Taylor. formerly I'D
Holmes county, aud WI. born .n Butler
county, Altblmr, NAY 2l.b. l-3L III. #.
man OF generous impulses. genial .I"-
panion, faithful friend.
Aberdeen Examiner4
On Wednesday nigh. the 2-H inst.
stranger arrived at the Commercial. I0..
ompanied by his wife auI % negro m..
servant who registered a- Dr. IT,. ~. h...-
Ter, OF Chicago, aud ON Tuur-IuF rHWM..-
ced sOiclting work as arepIirer lu. ..'.
er OF mats receiving considerable uE.''.
aud doing his work satisfactorily. ID" Pre-
day afternoon he was taken suddenly .r
ana oled in few hours.
Lexington Advertiser.
Abram Davis, colOre6 man. -Ha. .
kliled Dick Lockhart, another o1.1-.. n...
AT thls place, on the evening OBJ lH.-.At
last at O'Clock. Ills preliminary ,.a. ".
held before Mayor Cross tue unAt u".
ing the result of which 40, bond require.
ior DAVIS appearance at tuc U.N. al...
court TO the amount OF $1,000.
Choctaw LEADER
we learn that Mr.. DaGiel Henderson,,
aSeu ABOUT % years, and one among t.f "."-
I 3? SiIl%enS OF this potion OF tu1"'a" I'D.
uied az his residence i've mile, west o' ..'
pace, on Tuesday night last Ills I.u.I.-
day.
Natchez Telephone
Last Saturday night a negro named At-
ceha Harris, Oh the Dunbar Hunt p.t..
near Rodney. enticed a man named M1"l.,
" lHlams into an insulated corn Hc.d. nu. w.
place, and while there, shot him Williams
lived but two hours. Deputy sheriff Ni.-
.ets OF Rodney, started in pursuit 40 ...
% urderer. Coming mp with him, Harris i.-
sisted, and before the deputy could rap.N..
I TN he was forced to resort 20 bis reyoiF0..
4reaklng the assassin's leg. The nature o'
ne fracture Is such as TO ueccsltate amp"-
AtlOn. Harris VIII in All nrnhlhILLLE -L--
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FOE ONE DOLLAR.

The Weekly Clarion will be sent
from this date until December 3lst, for
ONE DOLLAR. Our subscribers will oblige
i'm making this generally known, aud each
is authorized to receive and forward sub
scriptions, Who viii send US the first and
largest club?
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-07-18

NOTHING but the hope that the President
would do precisely what he has done and
is doing prevented an indisputable Demo-
cratic victory last aatumn.-Harper's Week
ly.
That's what the sn1sller wing of the Re
publican party says. But Blaine, Cham
berlain & Co, speak in different way.
The truth is, he was not elected at ALL
but is making amends for accepting office
fraudulently obtained, by carrying out
the constitutional policy of the Demo
cratic party which lost by the High
Joint Commission, what they won at the
polls and IN the Electoral College.
a CORRESPONDENT of the CLARION
recommended Robert c. Patty, Esq, Of
Noxubee county for Auditor of Public
Accounts. He is.already filling an ctfice
to WHICH he was elected by the people of
that county; aad is not candidate for
any other. The Macon g4n says that
Eoxlbee cannot spare him.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1877-07-18

THE way they suppress" children in
Lawrence, Mass, for pickn cherries
that do not belong to them, wlen the tree
is shaken, is to shoot them like birds, all
In cluster See news column.
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democratic papers will oblige me by
giving this card an insertion.]
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IT is rumored that the Republicans are
secretly organizing for the purpose Of
putting their strength where it will do
them the most good. The Democratic
clubs must keep the machinery of their
organization in good working order.
ENTERPRISE CoUEIER.-This excellent
paper has bran new dress, and gives
other evidence Of substantial improve
ment. Under the management Of Mr..
Frank G.. MCGEE, it promises to win its
way to public confidence, and if the PEG
pie of Clarke and other Southeastern
counties do not sustain it, they don't de-
serve a good paper
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R0oMs STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE. J
DEM Cos. PARTY OF MISSISSIPPI :
JACknDN. .Juue 2Itn. I~11
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-01
IMPROVED FOURTH DISTRICT PRO PEgTY,
FORMING THE CORNER OF CHIPPEWA
AND SEVENTH STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF JOSEPH JERaER.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. %, 752.

DY G. r.. GIRARDEY, Auetioneer- ONCE No.
- 81 Camp street-sATUHDAY September. "a.
1877, ct u o'eock M. st ths st. Charles sqcti2n
Hotel in this city. will be sold at public auction.
hy s y Han af = = an 2raep a
trict Court for the parish o. Orleans, dated the
eleventh Of August, 1877, and iendered in tho
above emit led succession. the following de-
seLpsa c RtRSfRe TX LOT OF GROUND together
with ell the buildings and i e, there
in the 50 are bounded by ChipgeYa, Jersey.
now Apnuncation, Seventh and Eighth streets:
The said lot forms the corner q chippewa and
Seventh streets is designated by the NO. l., ON
plan by w. r. THOMPSON. dHtef the Sd May.
1s4l and measures 81 feet, ~ inches front on
prs o 10 'y aegp pn ss
Together with all the improvements, thereon.
s9hmgrsag ors a fan Ssna sg In
natsa 81 ER Rf II e I9T II 81 together
with a the tuiIdingg aaa "a. there here.
de- cribed The said lot. is designated by the
No. on plan, by W. 7. Thompson dated 20 Of
on Chippewa stre4t by 100 feet in depth, between
parallel lines. The improvements comprise o.
wo-story frame house. designated by the No.
Terms AMI Conditions Ons-half cash on tho
spot and for the remainder OF tho price. the
divided equally, for the interest Of elch Of the
three minor children; Joseph, Charles and Mary
longer, payable on their reaching their mBICr-
ity or emancipation The said no. IS to bo
secured by special IN .rtgage and vendors Lien
on the property sold be6ri interest at the
rate of eight per cent per annum from the day OF
sale until final payment, with the usual clauses
of s per cent attorneys fees in event that thef
notes given ( the credit portion shout Rave to
be sued upon to enforce payment. The buildings
to be he t insured to the full amount OF tho
notes and the transfer Of the policies OF fnsur.f
apce by the purchasers to the vendors; and'
further to assume payment Of the taxes
due and exigible in 1878 over and above the
price of adjudication. Acts of sale at the exf
pense of the purchasers before John r. Coffeyt
notary public q
NIL ss1 Il
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-01
SUCCESSION OF MICHAEL DowNEY.
Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 2s,730.

DY HOEY, MACON & O'CONNOR- Nicholas
d J. Hoey, Auetioneer-Offlee No. IL Caronde-
let street-On SATURDAY. September 30.
1s77 ut u O'Clock m. at the vt. Charles
Auction Exchange, on st. Charles street.
by virtue of an order. OF the honorable the Sec
ond District Court for the. parish Of Orleans,
ninth of July 1877. will be sold by public auction
lowing valuable property. TO Wit
x CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon known as Murphys Hotel. situated in
the First District of this city Of New Orleans. in
the square bounded by st. Charles, Camp and
Poydras streets and Commercial Alley, meas
uring, in American measure, SO feet front ON
st, Charles street, by ITO feet 10 inches Q lines
in depth between parallel lines, bounded on the
side toward PoydrHs street by the property Of
tn st Charles Theatre. and on the other side
by the property on which stands tho Phoenix
House.
Terms of sale--One-third cash and the re-
maipder on q credit of one and two years from
date of sale in notes of the purchasers. bearing
interest of eight per cont per annum from date
of sale until final payment with the penal
clause of five per cent attorneys fees in event
OF suit; the improvements to be kept con-
stantly insured against the risk of loss or dam
age by fire and the policies to be transferred to
vendor or the holder Of tho notes: the whole to
be secured by special mortgage and vendors
lien on the property sold, and the purcbas
to assume payment of all taxes on said prop
9 ty due and ex giblo in 1878.
Acts of sale at the expense of the purchasers
before Vim. J. sel, ESQ. notary public.
nt,DyA al K
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
N~y--oS7~O~o~~-~-~~~~~S"-~1rS7S
by Albert Paul.
PROPERTY FORMING THE
CORNER OF vALLETTE AND AL1X
STREETS. IN THE FIFTH DISTRICT.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN BROwNLEE.
Second District COURT for the Parish of Orleans
No. 3B,051,

RY ALBERT PAUL Apstionsern Office No. IS
1877, at IL o'clock m, will be sold at public
auction. at Meehan's Coffeehouse,, at the COR
ner OF Where and Bouny streets tAlgiers), in
the Fifth District Of this city. by virtue Of IN
second District Court for the parish of Orleans,
dated August 3. 1877 the following described
A GEHTAIN LOT OF GROUND, together
with all the buildings and improvements 4, there.
city. designated as LOT No 4 of square No. .,
Peter streets. Said lot forms the corner Of VAL
lette and Alix streets nd measures 80 feet q
inches front ON Valiette street by 100 feet in
depth, between parallel lines. and front on Alix
street. American measure.
The improvements on said lot consist Of two
cottage houses, kitchens, eisterns, ctr.
Terms-One-half cash. and the balance on a
credit of one year, tor note secured by mort
gage, with vendors lien. bearing eight per cent
intere t from date of sale to payment: the build
ings T., be insured and the policy transferred.
and In case of suit tho purchaser to pay Ave per
cent for alto, ney's lees.
Acts of sale before w. Fl. Seymour, ESD, no.
tary public, No. 10 Customhouse street. Mt pur-
chaser's expense. au9 16 "a 80 sci 10
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-01
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN Rampant street. between Euterpe and Fell
city streets. First District.
SUCCESSION OF AUGUSTA sTRATMYER
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. $3.50.

DY PLACIDE J. SPEAR, Auctioneer-Of
ID IS Royal treet-SATURDAY. September %.
1871 at IL o'clock M. will be sold at public auc-
ton, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' Ex-
change, on Royal street. between Customhouse
and Canal streets, by virtue and in pursuance
to an order from the Hon. A. L. Tissot. Judge OF
The Second District Court for the parish Of
Orleans, dated August 4. 1877, for account OF
"'' 4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the
buildings rights. impr' vements, ways, ete to
TIE same belonging in the First District Of thu
city, in the square bounded by Euterpe. Feiici-
ty Rampant and Basin streets. having 81 feet $
inches front on Rampant street by 9 feet IL
inches lines in depth. between parallel lines
English measure. being the greater part OF the
LOT figured by the No. on the . an OF square
No. s, made by J. Pile. surveyor second MUM
cipalty on the goth of July. 1870 in the records
of A. Mazureau. then notary in this city, and
il the same lot the deems d purchased from
Mrs O. r. Bridge. Dec mber 2G, 1865. rs per act
before Walter Hicks Peters, notary public.
The imprpv ements consist in @ two-story
frame house. double tenement. having four
rooms to each tenement front and rear gal
leries common alleyway iwo-s DRY frame XII CHI
an with SIX rooms and two cabinets. privies,
cistern etc.
Act Of gale before Theodue Buisson, ESQ,
notary pubie, at the expense Of the purchaser
aIl1s IS Sd ID 20
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Second District Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 81 lbs.

DYC.E. GIRARDEY, Auctioneer-ofiee No.
d 81 Camp street-SATUBDAI, SEPTEMBER ~,
1s77 At 10 o'clock m, at the st Charles Auction
VIGILANCE in the rotunda Of the 81: Charles Ho-
ta1 in this city will be sold at public auc lon, 0y
virttne and in pursuance OF al order from the
Hon, A. L., Tissot, Judge Of the Secon1
District Court for the parish 81 orleans; da. e
the 10th Of August. 1871, and rendered IN sle
scsi gERnT raaPPN 10 OK PORTION OF GROUND.
sitnated in the Fourth D strict OF TINS city, ana
in the square bounded by st. Mary re 1elty;
Rnnsseau and st Tnomas formerly fnltonI
streets. The said lot is designated by me letteI
~ - on MIN by l.. II. Piiiie Sufveyor, dated tne
1s1i March 1876 and measures 46 feet incnes
Inns front on st. Mary street by depth between
naraIieI lines Of 127 eet 10 inches lines. To-
peIher with all the buildings and improvements
fhere1n com prising a capa;iouS and COMFORT
able double tenement irame OFT 'ge ETC., deoIgi
a not i nv the Nos 81 and So St Mary street.
i' T1erms-One-third ca-h, balance at one anf
two years credit for notes specially secured Of
mortgage and vendors lien. bearing all tne
usual clauses Of eight per cent pr annum In
tarert from the day of sale until final payment
five ner cent attorneys ices in event tnal tn
NOT given in par paymen, should nave to,n
sued up0n; the improvements to be Kept In
sTred by the purchaser to the ex emit OF me Gre
dit portion, and the olicy transferred 20 IN
holders of the n tes. and t. assum'ttne paymeL
Of the taxes ON said property due and exlgio5
in 1873 over anu above the prices OF adJuuica
Act Of sale before W. J Castel. Esq, at the ex
nanse of the o rchaser. depo-ii OF ten pc
cent in cash will be required at the mome 81 q.
| .dIud cation, AUS % sci Is Y
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GRAGARD g. FARRAg.-Among the business
firms establ shed in our midst this year is the
already we'll known firm of Gragard & Farrar,
cotton factors and commission merchants, No.
4s Union street Mr.. John J. Gragard IS origin
ally from Shreveport, where for many Yeas he
was the managing partner Of the house of Rier-
son & Gragard. one of The most popular and
prosperous wholesale dealers IN dry goods and
notions of that section. Mr.. G. s. tarrar is of
our city. and bears an enviable reputation for
his integrity and bus ness qualifications. This
house is making specially # ton factorage
and the filling of country orders for a kinds Of
merchandise. supplies. etc. and offer to make
liberal advances on consignmeu.s OF colt n ~
gar. rice, etc To parties Shipping cotton or
sending orders to III market We commend the
services of MessrS. Gragdrd II Farrar.
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NOTICE TO BAKERS.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORIEANs.l
City Hall. August %, 1877. !
The average price of fresh -four being this day
seven dollars and fifty cents; In accordance
with said valuation the price of bread for the
week commencing on MONDAY. August 81, 1877.
will be:
Sixty ounces for twenty cents.
Thirty ounces for ten cents.
Fifteen ounces for five cents.
Bakers of bread are required to use only the
best -four Of the above value per barrel. and the
use OF damaged or inferior flour in bread offered
for sale in this city is prohibited Consumers
of bread are requested to report to the nearest
police station any violation of the above ordi-
nance. either In variation of weight or quality Of
material
au2G ED. PlLSBUR4. mayor.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1877-09-01
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 36,376.

No. 36,376.
pY NASH & HODGSON-W. ]. Hodgson.
ID Auetioneer, offire No. IS Carondeet street
On SATURDAY. September /. 1877. at 10 o'clock
m Mt the st. Charles Auction Exchange. in the
basement rotunda Of tue st. Charles Hotel, in
tn city, by virtue and in pursuance Of an
order of The Hon. A. L. Tissot, Judge of the
Second District Court for the parsh of Orleans.
dated July a. 1877, docket No. $685. in the mat
ter of the Minor Joseph +. Kendall, at public
auction will be sold
ONE PIECE OK PORTION OF GROUND to-
gether with the buildings and improvements
thereon situated in the Fourth District of this
city in the square bounded by Dryades, Ba-
rome. Jackson ard Philip streets. measuring
90 feet 9ls inches front on Dryades street by q
depth of 1913 feet Ia inches, all more or less.
between parallel lines. American measure. Be-
ing that portion OF a lot OF ground nearest
Philip street, originally designated az Lot No.
THE APPROPRIATENESS CONSIST OF De- A
ONE STORY FRAME. SLATE ROOF COT
TAGE, known as No. 573 Drya les street, with
two. story back building, containing altogether
about seven rooms, cistern, etc:
balance at one AMI two years, with Der cent
interest and special II ortgage, with vendors
privilege from date until final payment. the
mortgage to embrace the clause OF per cont
for attorneys fees In case Of suit; the build
ings to be kept fully insured and policy trans
ferred to ndor; 10 per cent to be paid cash on
the spot to bind the sale.
Act of sale before W. H. Seymour, notary pub
ic at the expense of the purchaser, including
he taxes for 1877. due and eXigible in 1878.
VOC aus IL 10 26 81
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LEVI, THE GREAT JEwELER AND AUcTIoNEER

LEVI, THE GREAT JEwELER AND AUcTIoNEER
IL the reader wishes to feast his eyes on some
of tie most precious and artistically wrought
articles in the jewelry line ever displayed in
this city, let him dron in at the splendid estab-
lishment of Mr.. I. G. Levi. 1os Cana, street and
examine his immense assortment. He an
nounces that he is offering his entire stock
from fifteen to twenty per cent cheaper than
any her establi -hment in the city. At his
auction sales, which he holds every Tuesday
ard Friday. he presents to his customers a
splendid collection of American and European
watches from the hest factories, silverware of
the famous Gorham make, rinh assortment of
French and American clocks. etc Lewis no to
is, Quick sales and small profits" Read his
advertisemeu ut and try him.