DRY-GOODS CLERK AFTER THE WAR.

I want to say for myself, I got back from the Civil War in the summer

of 1865. For four months, I clerked in a dry goods store at Ragland’s

Mills, on Licking River, in the east end of Bath County. How much do

you reckon my salary was? I got my board and $12.50 a month! I am glad

to say I receive, in my present position, a little more than that now.

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