A short narrative of the horrid massacre in Boston, perpetrated in the evening of the fifth day of March 1770, by soldiers of the XXIXth regiment, which, with the XIVth regiment, were then quartered thereWith some observations on the state of things prior to that catastrophePrinted by order of the town of Boston . evelands second administration heserved for four years as storekeeper and ganger. Then he embarked in the grocery and butcher business, wherehe remained for seven years. Believing that tl\ere wasa fine prospect to make money in the livery business, hebought the livery stable of Thoma
A short narrative of the horrid massacre in Boston, perpetrated in the evening of the fifth day of March 1770, by soldiers of the XXIXth regiment, which, with the XIVth regiment, were then quartered thereWith some observations on the state of things prior to that catastrophePrinted by order of the town of Boston . evelands second administration heserved for four years as storekeeper and ganger. Then he embarked in the grocery and butcher business, wherehe remained for seven years. Believing that tl\ere wasa fine prospect to make money in the livery business, hebought the livery stable of Thomas Vaughn and alsobought his residence. His ideas were correct, becauseMr. Campbell has had and is still having great successattend him in the conduct of same. In 1881 he married Miss Annie Richardson, daughterof Simpson Richardson, a well-to-do farmer and theSheriff of this county. To them were born five children—four boys and one girl. The experience of Mr. Camp-bell in his business affairs proves that every rule has itsexceptions. To quote A rolling stone gathers no mossis surely a mistake in this instance. Mr. Campbell notonly has the satisfaction of knowing that he is a successas a business man, but he also has the satisfaction ofknowing that he has a host of friends, who are glad ofhis Mr. A. M. Uurbin, whose i)hotograph is herewith pre-sented, is regarded as one of Estill Countys successfuland most diligent citizens. He was born Feb. 25, 1856,in Estill County. He is the son of Edward Durbin, oneof the countys well known farmers. Mr. A. M. Durbinreceived a common school education, and followed theexanipU of his father in the choice of occupation, re-niaiuiiii; upon the farm until 1S92, when he moved toOld Landing and established a store. He has been afavored son of fortune. From the time of 1870, whenhe was a i)oor boy without a dollar to his name, he hasaccumulated more lluiii twenty thousand dollars up tothis dale, and with his and fine busine
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