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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-15
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Our town is now showing more Signs
OF Improvement and life than for
months previous. The handsome resi-
dence OF Nd. j. l.. Green, Esq, is
about completed. aud he will remove
into it week after next. The workmsu
Hopkins & Co.,-will ut once pro.
coed to complete the suburban villa Of
judge Kone on his very handsome
grounds, late a part Of CoHield's new
addition to San Marcos.
Next in order will probably be the
new Methodist parsonage. By the way
we should mention that the new aud
handsome office of Drs. Denton Il Pen
dleton is, ne believe. already completed
and occupied.
But this is not all-the southeast
corner of the square is about to loom
up with large two-story hotel build.
ing, D. Hofheiuz, proprietor. The foun.
dationsa are being prepared, the lumber
hauled. and Mr.. H. informs US the
building will be put through as fast
as possible. 1t will be forty feet
square-only five feet less than tie
Court House. Occupying handsome
position, and there being no other two
story building near, it will show to
great advantage. We commend the
enterprise thus displayed by our worthy
German neishbpr, and hope and be-
lieve the iavestment he is making will
pan out" we'll.
Lastly, the ''colored bre thren," not
to be out.done, we suppose, are push
ing forward their new church building
to completion.
Taking these and other signs Of i'm
provement into consideration, and the
growing number Of new settlers. the
outlook for our town and vicinity is
becoming decidedly better.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-15

SaB u NAsSUCOS OVhsssssCA'ShnsS SsAVVH'
Mr.. EDITOR Since Professor
Hensley opened his Commercial School
in our town, l have visited it daily,
with view to being able to form just
estimate of its merits; and after a close
observation Of his methods and manner
of teaching; and judging BY the pro-
gress already made by those attending
the school, l feel warranted in saying
that we have in this school an institu-
ton which we ought to foster.
Having had much personal exper;.
ence 10 Book keeping, and considerable
knowledge of the methods employed in
teaching it in Commercial Colleges, l
feel no hesitation in saying that we
have, in Prof. Hensley, fully compe'
tent and gifted teacher, who by recent
aud varied experience in teaching this
beautiful and useful art, is we'll quail
fed to teach it 10 all its branches, and
IN its most modern and practical forms.
He is an accomplished pensman, and in
every sense pleasant gentleman. who
by his suave and dignified department
iu the school-room, and earnest and
impartial efforts to impart instruction,
secures the attention. respect, esteem
and improvement of all his pupils.
To those wishing to acquire this art,
/ wish to cay that you can do it here,
10 this school, in shorter time and at
less expense than at any place within
my knowledge. Fifty dollars will cover
all expenses of books, blanks, paper,
pens, ink and tuition. The present
session will continue to the LIST Of May
next. Those intending to enter should
do so by the Ist Of January.
l feel that cannot too earnestly
commend this school TO the patronage
of the public. A. B. F. KERR,
Mayor of San Marcos.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-15

As we want to close out our entire
stock of Groceries, Crockery. Boots
and Shoes, &C., &C.. We respectfully
invite everybody to examine our goods
and prices before purchasing else
where. We also have for sale l Iron
Safe, l Large Scale, Show Case. &c.
Also, lot of Fine Walnut Furniture
Wardrobe. Large and Small
Tables. Also. China Tea Sets. Large
Gilt Frame Pictures. &c. Also. q LEI
Of T3ys aud other Christmas goods
Go. MEIyERs
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-15

UNCLE HARRY, the blacksmith
wishes to announce to his old custom
ers that he is now working in the town
of San Marcos with P. Thomson
where he intends to work for the sea
son. He wishes them to bring theil
work to him as he will give general sat
isfaction, as his friends all know. limo
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John McGehee is about removing 10
Dripping Springs settlement.
John P. hone aud family, Of Lano,
are again visiting in this vicinity.
Bishop Elliott preached twice last
Sabbath, to full houses. ss we leara.
Rev. Mr.. Ayres is contemplating re.
moving to Chicago.
Mrs. Fanny Smith, Of York's Greek,
we learn was married few days since.
We cannot recall tho name Of the hap
py mau.
&. w. Routh informed us the other
day OF the arrival of his parents and
perhaps other relatives from Indiana,
who will settle in these parts"
Frank Malone has gone-not to be a
sodger, but-a drummer boy" and 10.
cidentally,w we surmiso, heart smash.
er." May success attend him.
H. w. Dixon. formerly of this, now
of Medina county, called on us this
week and subscribed for the FREE
Pass. A brother and brother iu.law
reside in the same reighborhood.
Samuel Kone met with quite pain.
full and serious accident one evening
this week. While driving up the COWS
his horse fell with and upon him, crush.
ing the bones Of one Of his less. 1t
was feared very serious consequences
might follow, but we are glad to learn
that he is getting along we'll. He had
arranged to start on pleasure trip to
New Orleans the FIRST Of the week, but
this is necessarily postponed by his mi.
hap.
Bridges. of the Lockhars Echo, was
in our Office on business day or two
this week. He was contemplating
establishing branch Office ut Luz
ling. He did not just say so Che is a
stubborn boy), but we thought we de.
tected in him signs Of remorse for his
former depreciation of our beautiful
town and still more beautiful ladies.
But we cannot forgive him except on
open confession of his sins.
Our pleasant friends, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frazer, expect to leave for Alabama
on Monday next. At the Travis House
where they have so long made their
home, and in the community generally,
they will be greatly missed, having re.
sided in this vicinity we believe for
some eight years past. Mr.. Il. is a
live, enterprising business man and g.
NAL gentleman, while his better half"
is lady with whom it is privilege to
be acquainted. The best wishes Of
OF many friends will go with them. We
are happy to add that they expect to
return to Texas, and we have no doubt,
will do so. So we cordially wish them
a pleasant trip to their old home, and
q safe return to this better land"
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We are prepared to cub the FREE
Pass to new or renewing subscribers
with tho following publications ut the
rates specified below, If ordered at
the same time with our paper. In the
first column we give the regular price Of
each publication siugly, 10 the second
the price Of the same aud the FREE
Press together:
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-15

Now is the time to decide what
newspapers and periodicals you will
take tor the coming year. You can get
the leading ones at reduced rates by
clubbing with the FREE Press. See
our Clubbing List in another column,
and make your selections.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-15

D. R. CoGREHAM & Co., will, after
the end of this year, be found at their
old stand. now occupied by Swanson l.
Anderson. They would respectfully
ask all who know themselves indebted
to them to call and settle up before
that tune, SO as to make a square start
with the new year.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-15

CLARA LYELL BELL, infant daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Bell, of this
place, died very suddenly on Thursday
morning Of Group. She was very
bright and promising child. We
sympathise with thu parents.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-15

WoOD WANTED.-We want . few
loads of god wood from such of our
subscribers as may consider it to their
advantage to pay in that way. The
scarcity of money need not interfere
with payments in wood.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-15

MIDDLEMARCH, one of the greatest
works of the famous GEORGE Elliott,
complete in three single numbers Of the
Lakeside Library" price 30 cents.
For sale at this office.
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Administrators Notice.

TIE upderssenei having been on the stA Day Of
June, 1871. sppointet Aeninis'rstef Of The
estates Of ssnuel and Mary @. yoknsou, BY the
Probate Court Of Hays County. hereby netises all
pe-sous having cIsins against said estates 70 pre-
sent theu fsr payment, within The time prescrfb-
q By lac. We NALkkk-
Ain'r Eststes q ssnssi so nsry Q. gshnsos.
dressed
Nsv. 80. isu. Dc lie
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PARTIES who are indebted to Ry.
lander e. Koue will call at our Office
and settle soon, and save cost.
KoNE a. COFFIELD.
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NoTICE.-Gu consequence q our go
ing to press so much earlier than for.
merly, advertisements intended to ap.
pear the same week should be handed
in by Friday morning, at the latest, and
communications BY Wednesday.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-15

THE Odd Fellows will install new
officers on the first Monday night in
January and will give a supper at their
Hall at which the lady relatives of
members and other Invited guests will
be present. A good time is anticipat-
ed.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-15

We looked into Hens'ey's Com
mercial College the other day, and
we're pleased to fnd 90 many students
IN ,ttecdance-about twenty.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-15

New subscriptions to the FREE
PRESS are still coming in, though not
so rapidly as to alarm US 10 the least
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Postage is prepaid on all the above,
aud premiums sent ia some Cssas. For
particulars inquire at this Office.
We will also order any OF the above
singly. or any other paper or periodical
ut publishers prices, free Of charge.
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ALTHOUGH SO much enlarged, single
copies of the FREE PRESS only require
one cent postage. Call and procure
copies to send to your friends and 9th.
ors abroad.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-15

SEE card of P. Thomson, Black
smith. He is u thorough workman
and pleasant gentleman.
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ADVERTISERS should bear it 10 mind
that the list of the FREE Press is on
the increase, and hence that it is con-
stantly becoming proportionately bet
ter medium for their favors.
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For SALE.-A sixty dollar county
warrant, issue of February or March
last. Inquire at the FREE PRESS Of
fee.
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SOMETHING to read, good hooks, pa.
pers, ETC., always to be had ut the FREE
PRESS Office.
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SoME BOOKS, etc., for the Christmas
holidays may be found at the FREE
Press Office early next week.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-15

SINGLE copies of the FREE Press,
with or without wrappets, for sale at
the office, five cents each.
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PARTIES wanting apple trees can get
them by calling on II. B. Cofisld. Now
is the time to transplant them.
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HOME NEWS,
Subscribe for the FREE Press.

We correct the time tab'e Of the
Sunset r. II. in our advertising col
u,nus this week.
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New corners are becoming more
frequent, and demands for the pur.
chase or rent Of dwellings aud farms
are again not unusual.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-15

THOSE "vncaut houses" in San Mar
cos are growing few and tar between,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
p. THOMSON.
BLACK
SAN MARCOS, TEX.

Offers the assurance 10 his customers OF good
work and strict attention 10 business. Commands
competent assistance In Backsmithfng, while Mr.
Horn superintends the wood work department.
Wagons repaired, plows made, horse shooting, dec.,
done promptly and In the best manner.
II = shop 8. r. corner Austin and Mountain
streets. Dec. !6;tf
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LATE leading newspapers for sale at
this Office.
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OF AIHUMWus
ut has proved good and eficacious
medicine. G. A. NUTTGNG"
Genuine prepared only byJ. H. Zeil-
lin L. Co., Philadelphia.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-15

Your Simmons Liver Regulator
has been in use 10 my family for some
time, and I am persuaded it is a valu-
able addition to the medical science.
Gov. JNo. GILL SHORTER.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1877-12-15

WIN tatsrsb>enpusssf sr al de les<sss ss~s-
pspers sd naes1isss. ssrsk o. rsrtk. a. pa.
Iisbers prices. fres q charge. ~ elsb hen vifh
he gREE PBKse Of rstsc>1 rsfes-
a.. 4, '''i .''' ''r'i'''' f'r.; &. c:'' rs o.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-02-07

Georgians who emigratcd to Texas
are returning to the Empire State OF
the South. There is NJ place like
home
A sentimental chap in Pickens in
tends 10 petition the Legislature for an
appropriation to improve the channels
OF affection, SO that h%encefOrth the
COURSE of true love may run smooth
| Hon. John P. King, of Augusta,
is the oldest eX-United States Senator
living. He Wa. in the Senate in 1888.
Hon. 4. Burt, of South Carolina is
the Oldest cX-iteprescntativc.
DO not pitch d crop until you can
control the means to cultivate it.
Credit will be harder to obtain this
year than usual. Ii you do not think
so, try the market.
The Newberry college is to be NOV
ell from Walhalla. Mr.. Hawkins, OF
Columbia, advertises for bids for the
location. Couldn't Abbeville put in
for it?
TO q corrcspondent-Thcre is no
prescribed rule for slipping down on
the sidewalk. The position 10 assume
after you are down depends in n great
measure on the color of your stock
illgs. Z
In Atlanta they have the Lords
poor, the DEVILS poor, and innumera'
bic poor devils.
JENNY GAMBRELL, colorcd, died a
Williamson last week, aged one hun
, r;d and five years.
Chamberlain has dissolved his law
partnership, and is Offering his dwell
ing for sale.
ABOUT sixty negroes have pait
their tax to Hampton in Andersen
county.
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Senator West then came into the room
and Opened tic srelcd letter. 1t road us
follows:
NEW ORLEANS, November 81, 1873.
Nv Dear Senator: I regret much not
seeing you when hero. I wanted to say
mucht0 you (which would be ut least jnl-
prudent 10 put upon paper, | trust, how
ever, to meet you III Washington as soon
aS the canvass is over and which IS now
upCu us. Our duties as returning officers
laro augmented tho magnitude OF he
destiny OF the two great powers, may |
not say the nation. | fully comprehend
the situation ~ well as my duty to the
"?rllcst living General, l. 5. Grant; and
not with my consent shall the oppressed
pcoul" hc governed by his parolcd pris-
nnrrs aided by their white livcred COW
ards Of The North. Let me, my esteemed
sir. warn Won of the danger; millions
haze been sent here and Will be used in
the interest II Tildcn, and unless some
counter movement is mad2 it Will DC I'M
! possible for me or any other Individual to
arrest It's results. The gentlemen pre-
srn;in. HE letter is fully aware OF the
moves, and if you allow him he will
communicate freely. Sec II friends act
DrOnptlY'0r the results will be disastrous.
\ hint tuthe wise. Strictly private and
confidential.
Yours, very truly,
J. MADISON WELLS.
! Hon. J. Il. West. Washington, ID. G..
Senator West said that he had never
seen the letter before now: it had been
in tho hands of somebody else he rccOE-
! niZcd it as in Governor Wells hand writ
iur. and said he recognized Governor
wells all through the letter.
The crosS--cXamination Of Mr.. Maddox
was then continued. He knew DR.. Will
ncr. Think / told him there was a report
on tho street that Mr.. Kcnncr would
testify that Governor Wells had forged
the Vernon Parish returns. Think l
told DR.. Wilmer that 1 had saved the
government Il million dollars.
: Questionable you tell Governor Wells
that YOU had not delivered the letter TO
Senator West?
Answered. did; and he was delighted
that the letter had been troubling him
ever since he had written it. Witness
said it was suggested to him when III
New Orleans that he could get $4,000 to
make Il favorable report ina cotton claim
lie was investigating. The suggestion
was made after he had reported thc claim
Uuest;ou---Who made suggestions?
N~nswcr---It WAS II Mr.. Mcgrnc; don
rcro!lcct his first name; don't know what
business he is in; will ascertain and give
his name on Monday.
QUESTIONABLE. Sparks---Isn't his frs
name Conn?
Answered. think 50.
Oucstion--Mr- Sparks---Tho II that
was in the st. Inuls whiskcy ring.
The committee room was then cleared
: for consultation.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-02-07
Wednesday,, Feb. Z, 1877.
The Electoral ECuNt.

The Grand Commission and Con-
rrcss arc hard at work ct Washington
investigating and counting the votes
of the various State Electors for Pr'si-
dent and Vice President. Tic hepub'
. iicans. SO far, have been very much
discounted at the astounding reTC!l-
tons of fraud and corruption in Tie
Louisiana Returning Board. So!nt
Republicans, however, contend t"a'
the High Commission have no right
to 90 behind the commissions Of eiec'
tors. The Commission, however, Will
,c Obliged to 60 behind the returns &c
decide the questions submitted to It
The frst disputed State is Florida, and
the eyes Of the world will watch with
anxiety every movement in regard tc
the doubtful State, as indicative o
the final result. The Democrats arr
now confident that the electoral votes
of these States will lie cast for 1iiden
and Hendricks, which Will c~tiectnaiiy
cook Hayes'goosP q aturn. PROMINENT
Republicans Of Washington express
the opinion that the most the Com
mission will do will be to throw out
the votes of the disputed states,
and that the Commission will not at.
tempt to exercise the power to chaliEe
the vote of q State from one candidate
20 another.
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Scarcity of Money.

There is no doubt but the present
condition of all kinds of business and
industry is fearfuliy depressed, and it
behooves every family to look care
fully to their expenses. Winter is
coming on when children arc liable
to Group, Whooping Cough, etc.
Coughs aud Colds will prevail every
where, and Consumption, with other
throat and lung diseases, will carry OIL
many.-Tllese diseases should not be
neglected. Doctors bills arc eXpen-
sive, and we would advise Il people
to use IosCHEE's GERMAN SlRur.
1t never has failed. One bottle ut %
cents will keep your whole family well
during the winter. Two doses will
relieve any case. Sold in all towns in
the United States, and by your Drug
gist, w. II. Penney. Sm
Do TIE figures, CT" stand after
your name OH the paper? If not sec
TO it at once Don't let the Post Mas
ter know that you are behind with
the printer. tt
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Wells and West.
A PRETTY PAIR OF LOUISIANA
BULLDOZERS.
That Coniid entail Correspondence
Madison Wells Hint for that VI iiiion
Dollars.

kIaJ GONNA CUllDl
M,i,uo, Wol,,< Hint far ri;,;o,
Dollars.
"ASi'lNdloN %
j. II. Maddox, the Louisiana witness
| wHS recalled by the House Committee
to-day. He said he was - l~ndlSpoScd
and asked 10 have the examination post
roncd iii Monday.
MI. fIr!d: lave You inc tWo lclHrS O
which you spoke III your previous tcsll-
lnCny?
Il
MI. rlclu: iicaSc roduc tilchl.
The witness then produced tw" letters,
one sealed m an envelope addressed u
Hon. J. X. West, Washington, d.. e., and
one un>vi!cu, addressed 10 HIMSELF.
Titc following is the letter written by
y els to Maddox:
New ORLEANS, Nov. 20, !S7G.
J. II. MApDoX-Dcar Sir: Understand
in.E the political condition Of matters hero
from association witt, both political par
ties, and II friend OF the President and
government officer would it not he con-
siicrc,l a part Of your daily to go at once
TO Washington with us little delay rs pos
Sihlc. and place before the President tho
coniition and the pending dangers Of the
situation. Should you conclude upon
urninrt action in tic PREMISES, allow HI
to rrunmcud You to Senator West, who is
my friend, ald with whom you will fully
colmniunicalc.
lSi-nc,lD J.. MADISON WELLS.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1877-02-07

REV. r. A. B0LLES.-At the Sixty
seventh Annual meeting of the Char
lesion Bible Society, january 18th,
1877, the Hon. &. G.. Mcmminger,
President OF the Board Of Managers,
Was instructed to ask the benefit OF
the services of the Rev. Edwin a.
l;ollcs in behalf Of the Billie Society.
The President having Informed Rev.
Mr.. Bolles of the action of the Board
he commenced his work in Charlcst II
about the first of February.
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THE METHODIST BRETHREN IN
TRovRLE.-Thc Methodist Church,
South, have q large Publishing House
at Nashville, Tennessee. Dir. Rcu,
inond has been ut its head for SeverH!
wears, and has done much to rive ii
success. But the load seem 10 be to"
heavy for him. \ heavy debt hung
over him from the war; u fire burhcd
him out some years ago, and now the
hard times have come upon him, and
he is Strengthened. He calls for help.
The Bishops have been appealed to,
and they have appealed to the people;
Collections are to be taken up in all
the Methodist churches in the South
fr the benefit of their Publishing
House. during the month OF Fchrua-
~. Let us hope that they viii be
large and free, and that tlicir Publish
ing House. which is q credit to them,
and which is capable Of doing Yet
more will be saved from ruin.
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State of South Carolina.
County of Abbeville.
D,oI,t, (,,,,S (t;tnt;,, f>r Intiarc nj

Wv VI
Probate CONFEDERATION for letters OF
Administration.
BY J. FULLER LYON ESQ,
PROBATE JUDGE.
NKTHEREAS, NJ. G. Zeigler made
wv suit tome, to grant him let
tiers Of administration of the Estate
and effects of Jno. G. Wilson, late OF
Abbeville County, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and ad-
mon;sh all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said Jno. G.. Wilson
deceased, that they be and appear, he
fore ME, in the Court of Probate, to be
held at Abbeville G.. H., Oh Monday
the 9Th day of March, 1877, after
publication hereof, at II O'Clock i'll the
forenoon, to show cause, if any they
have why the said administration
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
23d day Of January, in the year
of our Lord one thousand eight
L. S. hundred and scventy-scven and
in the one hundred and first
year of American I%ndcpend-
ence.
Published on the 9th day of Janu-
airy, 1877, in the AbbcriNc Press and
Bunncf. and on the Court House door
for the time required by law.
FULLER LYON,
Judge of Probate.
Jan. "a, 1877. Ct
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RICHARD CAN'T

nFFERS his professional services
~ tothc public as a first class barber.
S~hamnnoing. hair cutting, shaving
and dying in the very best style,
at modest rates. Shop Oh Dcidy
corner. Liam. 10, 1877, If