Lit Lantern Day Stall.

[Rauri O'Dempsey]

Where the Lit Lantern is selling old stock and overflow at a highly reduced rate to celebrate the towns one year gold finding anniversary. As well as this, she is providing complimentary coffee from the overflow of the stores. A discretionary suggested price for those with means to afford it is $0.25 all monies being kindly donated to a fund for public works in the city. 

Open Afternoons until 30 mins before sundown.

Things to be sold include, but not limited to... 

Copper Coffee Pots:   $1
Bag of Coffee Beans: $1
Bag of Ground Coffee: $1.75
Cooking pots : $1 each
Books: $0.10 each
Lantern: $0.50
Candles (Small): $0.50 for 10
Candles (Medium): $0.50 for 5
Candles (Large (for churches etc)): $0.50 each
Tobacco Bag: $0.50 
Cloth/ Fabric: $0.10 per sq ft

Various food items and other bits, pens, ink, paper etc. 

[Frank Jackson]

Frank Jackson sidles over to the stand, his eyes taking in everything that was on display. "Afternoon, m'am," He says with a tip of his hat. "The name's Frank Jackson, kinda new here. Festival seems like a good time to get to know some people."

[Rauri O'Dempsey]

"Surely it is, you must be very new for me to not know you," she said with a smile, "I am Rauri o'Dempsey, I run the general store on the corner of Charles St. Welcome to Jackson... Mr. Jackson. What brings you to round these parts?"

[Frank Jackson]

Frank returned the smile with a nod. "Arrived here just yesterday, so very very new. Heard about this place down in Texas and thought to myself that I'd like to start a new life." He definitely had the stance of a military man, and the colt at his hip indicated something similar. "Can I relieve you of one of those pouches of tobacco, miss O'Dempsey?"

[Rauri O'Dempsey]

"Of course" she said with a smile, "Texas you say, all the way from there, what brings you here then, business?"

[Frank Jackson]

"You could say that," Frank responded, taking out a dollar and putting it down. "You got papers too? As for me, well, the west seems to have lots of disreputable characters that need findin'. Good line of work, that."

[Rauri O'Dempsey]

"So, you're a bounty hunter?" She asked, also packing a pack of papers and giving him 25 cents change.