The Ottawa free trader. [volume], April 26, 1884, Image 5

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fllnoe the mcetlm; of tin-1 annl ooinmlcslon
Vrn In Ottawa n wi-t-k or so Biro, the I'ourii
linw "nxilvt'd" Unit thi) lilfli tirldtfi' "
(ille otri t t outflit to lie ri'.ln-.d. Hut the
jfcntlcnu n i-oiiipoclng the hoitrd art- not
fxpllilti- inoiijjli In their fiirttii-r action,
(witttliinir w HHU!fti'l itl'oiit lli. lty !
Init no ami . Tin- truth Mhi' j(filo of t.
tawu uri- of one voire In the mutter -the pres.
ent structure I im only unnltflitly hut unj
(.mild, in. unyonu will euy who w ill examine
the center jiier. A lare cruek eiin he Keen
from loji to tiottuiii of the pier, hile the
superstructure Itself plainly show tic effect a
of time. It can hardly he uppcd the
board are henitatlni.' In the mutter In the ex
pectation of the city's dolns anything In the
matter. Tim tiit? lni always owned and
controlled thin bridge and should i'i all fair
newt continue to do 11, for tliu city hm till the
bridge she can afford to own, having huilt
two over that "diU'h." Nor should the pres
ent Board throw the responsibility over upon
uny future Board, for the dtrucWire evidently
requires immediate uttentlnn.
-.-. ,
A caucus of the new city council w as held
at police hcadnuurters on Saturday evening
lust to decide the question of who shall have
the appointive olllces during the coming
municipul year. No changes from last year's
appointments are reported, and it is pre.
sumed the mayor w ill make the nominations
to the new council when they convene on the
firt Tuesday in May. That meeting will he
an Important one the old business to lie
closed up, the new committees appointed and
a general starting of the municipal wheels for
1H4.
Notwithstanding the very inclement weather
of Sunday last the funeral of the lute J. W.
Dean, at the Baptist church, was well attend,
-d. The remains were escorted from the
house to the church by BachV bund, the en
tire police force, the mayor ami city council)
Undine Hose Co., and Karl i'ost.li. A. It. At
the church the Kcv. Mr. Fletcher nlliciuted,
ufter which the remains were conveyed to the
Ottawa cemetery.
As a matter of reference it might be well to
note the fuel that snow fell on Sunday last
JApril h), both during the day uud even
ing, and that lee formed that night.
Kcv. Warren F. Day, of the Congregational
church of this city, and J. H. Shay, of Strca
tor, will exchange pulpits on Sunday.
On Thursday evening Ottawa Cominaiidcry
conferred thu Red Cross degree upon u num.
her of candidates, a large number of visiting
Knights being present, and engaging in the
exercises.
About 9 o'clock on Thursday evening the
tire department were called out in response
for uid from Morris, w here a dangerous eon.
flagration was raging. A steamer at once ran
to the Kock Island depot and a freight engine
engaged to lake the department to the scene,
but just as they were about to start word was
received by telephone that the Morris depart
ment had the llames under control and their
services were not needed. The buildings
burned were the grain warehouses of Mare,
vey & Hanson and Geo. F. Brown; the lumber
yard of Charles McElwin was also partially
destroyed. The loss is estimated at 12,000,
and the cause is supposed to he incendiarism.
A gentleman traveling through J.o Salle
county quite extensively noted the fact that
farmers were this spring sowing a larger
acreage of small grain than in former years.
The repeated failure of the corn crop for
three seasons has undoubtedly stimulated u
stronger faith in oats, wheat, Ac.
Some time ago the city council directed
that a suitable iron fence should be erected
around the monument in Washington Square.
The committee having the mutter in hand has
been delayed in the work, but will probably
have it attended to soon.
When medical science admitted that rhcu
mutism and neuralgia had their seat In the
blood, it remained to find n successful remedy
for the poisonous aid which caused them.
That remedy has been found, it lias been
named Athi.oI'HOKos, which is a (ireek word
composed of nthhm, a prize, ami , to
bear away, that is "bearing away the prize."
And this it does both In promptitude and final
clllciciiej'. 8ays Mrs. F.liza Evans, of I'ppcr
Derby, IMuwurc county, I'enn.: -'After the
third dose of Atiiloi'IIokon I rested better
than I had done for months."
The great anniversary sale of Scott Bros, it
Co. during the past week brought them an
immense trade from all over the county, and
the purchasers were pleased, yes, more than
pleased, foi every lady w ho made purchases
sent many of her neighbors to buy w hen she
returned home. In consequence the crowd
yesterday and the day previous was larger
than at any time since the sale commenced.
Still there are thousands of others w ho have
not liecil able to get to Ottawa, uud Scott
Bros, say they want every lady in La Salle
county to share the anniversary bargains, and
the same low prices will lie continued a week
or two longer. Large additions of new goods
will be made every day, marked us cheap as
those udvertiscd last week. The sale of silks
during the past week has been unprecedented,
many orders coming in by mail from remote
Mistollices some even from Nebraska and
California. The success of this sale is well
deserved, and the ladies exhibit good judg
ment in taking advantage of the bargains
offered.
I udigestiou is quickly cured by the use of
Baxter's Mandrake Bitters. iV. I.hu S
Briggs.
There w as a very happy wedding celebrated
Ml the home of the bride's parents, on the west
-ide, this eity, on Wednesday evening, at
which time Mr. (ieo. Cmidurs and Miss Nellie
Caqtielin, both of Ottawa, were united in
marriage by Rev. O. O. Fletcher. The brides
maids were Miss Julia Caqiielin and Miss Lot
tic Snyder, and Messrs. Will Snyder and
Charles Cram in officiated as groomsmen.
The room in which the ceremony was per
formed was beautifully decorated. A inag
eiticeul arch of evergreens, from which sus
pended a floral horseshoe, adorned one corner.
The presents were luuiiy, Iteautlful and useful.
The guests were principally the immediate
families of the contracting parties and a few
very intimate friends. Among the guest
ere the two sisters of the bride, Mrs. Cramm
accompanied by her aon, and Mrs. Nitsebelin,
both of Peoria. The Fhm Tkadb extend
to Mr. and Mra. Canders it hearty vongratu
latloua and wishe their Journey through iife
i nay be tree from all sorrow .
7 T .a a
35 & 37 La 8alle Street. i
PHOTOGRAPHS BY
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able coui.Unance, and be creditable to the Artist, und profitable to the Uuiierj,
therebv making the fa. ors mutual. tii,,.,,, .mil Stereo.
A i-plendid variety of elegant new holograph Frames Albun s. d sum
scopes Just re-eive(l. All prices as low as j.W work and good goods t an in. pro.
,nr,,d u,,y w"L'rw w. E. BOWMAN, Prep.
A. K. ATWATKR, Mtimvjn- ml Artist.
Tlie republican candidates for congress in
this district arc accumulating. It l true
Marshall, of Yorkville, draws off, but his
place has been tilled by L. B. Bay, of Morris,
and Col. Plumb, of Streator.
Downs' Klixir is the best remedy known
for the cure of coughs, colds ami consump
tion. Lutz A: Briggs.
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(ieo. A. Weiner, a Chicago druggist, and
Miss Lizzie V. Hettinger, of the same place,
were united in marriage on the 'M inst. in
this city by J. F. (ialviu. Esq.
THE COURTS.
Circuit Court.
SKW CASKS.
yieom. Mary J.Spaulding v. Lei Spauld
ing, cruelty and neglect; William F. Reus v.
Klizabcth Rcnz, adultery; Kuiina A. Lamb v.
Albert M. Lamb, desertion; Clara Simons V.
John Simons, extreme and repeated cruelty
and adultery.
Enoch Hagenbush et al. v. John Hanley et
al. Cook J Payne, plthV uttys.
The People. V:c., ex rel. Maust, v. W . K.
Milligan, sheriff. D. Kvans, pltffs atty.
(i. Becker v. Jas. X. Devine et al. 1. W . V.
Crane, pltffs' atty. Damages, lKH).
Davhl Samuels v. Win. Rickard at al. Mayo
& Widmer, pltff's uttys. , o
Mary L. Schneider v. Peter Russell. S.
Risbolson, pltffs atty.
Elizabeth Condill v. David Walker et al.
Mayo A Widmer, pltff's utty.
KiiunaJ. Murdock v. James Reedy. Cullen
& Ilitt, pltffs atty. Damages, 5,000..
People, tVe., for use, Ac., v. tiustav A.
Mngge et al. If. R. Nortruss, pltff's atty.
Dumuges, 15,IXK).
Jus. Coughtin v. Coul Run Coul Co. Blake
,: Moloney, atty. Damages, 1U,U0U.
E. E. Bale, for use, dec, v. Upton Coomes.
Deinund, tj.r).0(J.
Thos. O'Conor, who has been confined in
thu county jail since the January term of the
circuit court, has finally been released. It
will be remembered he failed to give bail In
the bastardy case, but upon a recent hearing
Judge Stipp granted a w rit of habeas corpus
upon the plea of impaired health. Bail lias
since been furnished in the perjury ease still
pending.
During the past week the most important
ease called was that of I. W. Rogers vs. John
Hoffman, w hich was till on trial when the
Frke Tbakkk went to press. The trouble
grew out of some misunderstanding in regard
to the recent golden wedding of Mr. and Mrs.
Hoffman, and the entertainment of the guests
at the Passenger House, Mcndota, Mr. Rogers
being the then proprietor.
Next week the criminal docket will be
called.
In the Offices.
MAKHIAf.KS.
Since last rciiort marriage licenses have been
granted us follows:
Julius Steinbiich and Franziska Cowalska.
('has Santilinan uud Mary Hickman.
Win Haw thorne and Jane Ann Coulson.
John Whalcn ami (icrtrude Audi.
John (ialvin and MarvNicholson.
Edward Schubert und Eliza Hieter.
Edward J Kelly and Mary O'Nell.
(ieo A Weimcr and Lizzie V Hettinger.
Robt A Francis and Floretta A Raymond,
(ieorge Canders and Nellie Caqiielin.
Chauncey W llawlcyand Kate 1. Johnson.
John Bisk and Anna'u(lrey.
John Bartka and Ellen Ondralck.
HIKTHS.
Record of births tiled in county clerk's rf
flee since last report:
To Mrs Louis Johnsoil, Northville, a boy.
" ('has Dannawitz. Adams, a boy.
" John Wittniau, Adams, a boy.
John Jennett, Osage, a boy.
('has Fielding. Streator, a boy.
" A Strickfadeii, Streator, boy and girl
" Win Arthur, Streator, a girl.
" Joseph Martin, Serena, u girl.
Win Perkins, Ottawa, a girl.
Wm Crane, Ottawa, twins, girls.
Stephen Prideaux, Strcutor, boy.
" John Little, Streator, a girl.
" Andrew Drapp, Ottawa, a girl.
" Wm Mahitchy, Ottawa, girl.
Otto Eihilbraut, Ottawa, boy.
" (ieo (iates, ( Htawa, girl.
" John Keating, Ottawa, girl.
" Thos Ncary, I'tiea, boy.
" Michl Ciivanaugli. t'tica, boy.
IIS Corwin. Peru. girl.
" Benj Laclmian. La Sullc, girl.
ikth s.
Since April 11 certificates of deaths have
been tiled as follows:
Anna II Meitz, Ottawa, infant.
Freddie Prentice, I 'tiea, uged s years.
Wm I. Tosseland, Norway, infant.
Julia Lynch, I'tiea, aged 5 years.
(ieo F Culver, Iji Salle, aged i years.
It will be observed that all of the above are
under nine years of age, no other deaths being
reported.
John Bonigasscr, an old citizen and w ealthy
merchant of La Salle, died at his home in that
city on Wednesday evening.
Since County Clerk Finlen has been in otlice
(Dec. 4th, 1NWJ.) he has issued ltri" marriage,
licenses an average oi oi a monui. uiirmg
the past week the number issued was 13, as
against 'Jt during the corresponding w eek last
year.
Company I) re-elected Cupt. Blunchard and
First Lieut. Wheeler to their respective office!
at the company election held on Wednesday
evening. These gentlemen are eminently
qualified for the Miition their associates
have continued them in. while the entire
comma ml is an honor to Ottawa.
On Wcduesday cveninir an intcrestini' leap
year party was ifiven at the Armory, the at
tendance "bcinir larire. The invitation com
mittee consisted of Misses Mollie McDcrmott.
Mary Flynn and Maggie Cotter.
The High School jrave a very interesting
entertainment last evening, consisting of
readings, music Ac, and One an comedy
in the original tongue.
Dili ax, Wn Sept. 1T8.
Hax ff l.awa tskLawR tkaf nUtto tt0
Ul.ll A H am hw ""
the Hop Bitters. I waa a feeble old man of
78 whett I rot it. To-day I am a aetive and
. . . . . . .w, f - - - '
reet a wru aa i out u nu. t m crc
that need aucu ft medicine. It. BO ICE.
FURNITURE.
The oldest House.
The largest Stock
The Best Variety
Of Goods in this Line u
La Salle County.
XDKKTAKISK AS U8VAL
ELECTRIC LIGHT.
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at nowman s num.-., . - -- i g
hich is a prac ,c , 5
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favor-
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AGENTS WANTED
...ir A KKTY LAM I III UN Hi ; It's Ion ii.f-le.l- his
..II Isiiips: (live law lil.J: lias nickel cine renec tor:
leverput.lt mil: no l.lowlua : er ex .l.lons , i r II r I na
town wick: puts Itsell ..lit If U' l : .an rill it '"
r. movliiK iHiriKToreliliiiiii-y: "e.irliia.m . r
...liars: ft Issts lei. years. S- I. st sla it : "r J"
rltury tfivt-ii: Mtmiile. s.tpiil.l. X- hr IIIiisIimm -iU r
ciilHii. testimonials. aeut' r.'.r s. terms. He H.liln-wt
TIIK J'lHKSIX M'K'li CO.. M.-liaule Street, New
ark. New Jersey, rieiwi- iiii'iittnu tills iis'r.
SILK
I To IntnHliu-e our eleimnt MLKh,
SATINS anil VKI.VK'lS we semi,
qumtpHld BO hesutifill pleeiw. l.rlKht
PATCH
liiK l .liar Inch., for 1 .00.
i.-... nri . ... . ..Huh ir ufjililliMI lit!
wiiiares.or y'() small umpire for I O
itH. nrwii i..oo i.i i...
WORK
if 1 .HO. or.ler tor your irienus
and net a l. l"l for si) i ts. Km
l.ri.l.lerv silk. ia. kai,'e of al enters,
il.. iMI'llUTKItS' S1I.K I'll, 145
CoiiHresH Street. Huston, Massui lmsetls
m
k..... in., fitiimflv for M nl.nvf) dlueiui. ; I1'
n. thnnsun.la r.Mf tha w..rl kind niul of I
i
I'UTPd. Illdee.l. Hostronn 1h mv t.t ll
Imeliir.U. Il.nt I will wnil.JWO BOT1 .1 . f . ..
Undilicliava Ii
liiKccliur witn i.l'bi. ."' 'or: ' ,. '
1 uuy uir-t. r. .. Kil.n-Bn and P. O .ldr-k.
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INTENDING ADVBRTISKKS
siiori.l) aiii.kkss
GEO. P. ROWELL & CO.,
lu hi-KCi'K ST., Nkw Voiik i:irv.
For SKLKCT LIST OF 1,000 NKWSPAPF.HS
In Use at the Stock Tarni of
DWIGHT LAWRENCE,
Near Prairie Centre, La Salle 0o Ills.
(I 4 tJ'I'l T I 4 XT 'Aii"'. I') liorse. ir.V l.an.ls
jAo 1 llil Ai hluli: 1'iale.l issn. (i-t by
Cov Sprairue 414, reeont a.-JUVJ; "on of Kliode Islanil
reeonl i aiH. Dam Alumna. Ij Alnmut aa. son of
Alexander's Alnlallah 15: . .1. Itiwlna, by Alexaniler t
AlHlallah 15, miii of Itvsilvk's lUinlil.'toiilan I": a. a. n.
.lane Taylor, by ; sinltfiV Sir William. Ilre.l by Clias S.
Dole, Crystal Ijike, III.: owned Dy .1. H. Norrls, 1
Mollle, III. Terms. IU.IU.
f.ialcil
May 7. lsst. tiot by l omia-er tel, sou of llamlili'tonlan
111. Dam Iji.Iv Volunteer, by Volunteer .V., son of Main
l.lotoiiiaii 111; it. l. the dam of Volunteer (ilrl, '.'Jinv.; ; liv
Washington, Jr.: it. . il. said to Im' hy u son of Aliilallali
1, called Alxlel-Koriin. Ilred and owned by Dwluht
Ijtwreiiee. Terms, Jii.il..
riiiliti k V V 1514. bay liorse. no white, i;
I Iff All 1 hand,. lilKh: foaled .lime 1. ISN1.
(..it by roiiilKer Wl, sou of llnmlileloiilaii III. Dam
Clara, bv Volunteer 55. sou of llamlilelonlaii Id; vr. d.
Mllkniaifl, the dam of liywIykV lli-llf.mn.ier. Iiy Krl.lay,
tln.riniKl.lirc.1 son of lmHirt.-.l Trustee; K- u. il. I lara,
by liiiiorted llHIfouniler. Bred and own.-.l by DwlKl.l
Ijiwrence, I'ralrle Outre, II). Terins, tU.
Mv lloriM- will lie handled the eoinliiK seiiMin by the
welf know n drlvin ( rus ( oleinan. He will also break
i-olls and handle horis-s for speed for other parties who
desire Ins services, ('harp's reasonable.
Standard Trotllnu Ilre.l Horses, lioailsters, ( arrl upl
and Work Horses for sale. Also short-Horn Cattle,
Chester White and I'olan.lChlna Unas. Merino Sheep.
Southdown sheep. White Cret.d llli.ck I'ollsh Kowls.
St. a-k all pure, and for wile.
The Law ri nce St.H-k Kami Is seven and one-half miles
north and six west of (Htawa.
ipr!!-:!!!!" DW KIIIT LAW l;KS( K.
Oki v K. C.iI.kman, Supt. I'ralrle ( entre. 111.
TIIK I'KHCHKHON STALLION
PORTHOS
W ill make the m swiii al his owner's stables. In Kail
Klver. IK miles southeast of (lltawa. or 1M miles east
of (travel road loll ifate.
Dk Kie-i iov.-I'oltTHOS Is two cars old. commit
three; IKSllarK sleeiltrey; wi-ikii ii.ni n.; '"ft
tiullt; has heavy bone: it.ssl l) le au.l lu-tlon.
1'kiiiokkk.- I'i ltTII is. -!HB. foaled In issi: Im
ported from Krauee In tssa by M. W. Dunham. Wavne.
Ilul'iiite i-ount). Was bred by I'lrrre llaebelier. Nror
treed' Aritentiin Orne; not by I'remlrr IU; duin. Co
eotte. bv De Due . , ....
TKKM's.-slnifle service. i0: t:5f..r the h-hmiu: f mto
Insure, payable when mare Is known to Is- in foal. I.e
Iiioval of mares from the comity forfeits Insurance.
( are will tie taken to prevent seiidciita, but will not lie
responsible slioiild any oe ur. Kl liKNK 1'Kl.liOI.
STRAYCOU.
Straved from thr underslirnisl, on April 4th. law
Wlilte'l ow. i-litht vearnnld: liranded It. (. on horns,
and I!. A. I.ral.ani on tint in Ml ear A reasonable ni
ward will in- paid Mr inf- ,il!AAM
sin ator. 111., April ilst. lss4.--tt
DISSOLUTION.
The eoirlnerlitii heretofore exuding b..ween Kms.
Mueller and John Douvia has this day la-en dlsaohed
hy mutual roiisent. Mr. Douvia wuhdrawina. Mr.
Mueller will continue the husineaa at the old stand. No.
Vtt Main street, and assiiinen all Indeliteiliiins of the old
firm ud collects all deh due ihr Mine.
Vetswa, April 1. 11. KM). MtH.I.KI!.
jiiw JOHN INM'VIA.
BALDWIN & PRISELER,
Mauufaeturen. of fine M AKHLK
and I.ICASrifc
HONDIilENTS,
Head Stones,
AB m) kludairf tMFTKKT WMltK..
I aai Origiaal Dtfifit
a srai-iaLTT.
Tar4 ( ulombaa M oae bhirk
SIllH Mills-Bra
STASliWl
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To engage .vour attention just
Ionic enough to impress upon
.vour mind the great ad
vantages of iirocurim;
your Weariniir Ap
parel from t lie
OKIE-PRICE
CLOTHIERS,
The Conservators of
And a linn which tolerates no
misrepresentations h.v a
single employe,
names hut
ONE LOW PRICE
TO ALL,
Marks all goods in plain selling
figures, carries an immense
stock, and retails styl
ish garmcuts for
LESS MONEY
Than others charge you to-day.
Our House will he glad
to show you.
Spring Suits, Hoys' On Hits, and
(Jolts' Furnishings at prices
which will make your
eyes snap.
Evening Buyers
IMease remember our Klectric
Lights, and the peculiar ad
vantage of selecting hy
them as compared
to (Jas.
OAK HALL
One Price Clothiers
OPEN TILL t P. If.
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SOME REASONS WHY
m DuE
ALWAYS HAS
THE LOWEST PPIOES:
1ST. Hecause they sell only for CASH.
Hecause they huy for CASH and save all discounts.
3JD. Because they huy direct from the manufacturers and in
large quantities, thus getting all the discounts that the
jobbers do.
iiri. Because they in connection with the FIVE DIFFERENT
McCABE STOHES huy more than five times as many
goods as any other establishment in La Salle county.
Stti. Because their buyers are always in the market to take
advantage of forced sales, and to huy any quantity of
goods if the prices are right.
Gtil Because they adhere strictly to their one price system.
and a child can buy an article as cheap as the most
favored customer.
tgr The Nine Cent Store will stock up more extensively than
ever for the Spring trade, and with the arrival of new goods that are
now coming in will have something new every day to offer their
customers.
L. S. McCABE & CO.,
57, 59 and 61 La Salle Street, opposite the Post Office.
G. 17. Reed & Co., 0 too, III.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, '
We liiive jiiht received il full line of Agricultural Implement.-!, including
The Canton Sulky Plow,
The Farmer's Friend Corn Planter,
Havworth and Joliet Check Bowers,
The (J rent Western Seeder, Ac, Ac.
KA KM KIW SIKM'LI) (ilVK I S A CALL.
Q-. W. REED &c CO.
a u imuuu u n
Everybody Faints.
Ami hefore anyhody paints they will do well to call on me and get
my figures and see what I have to offer them. I keep all the best
brands of White Lead, and Pure Wisconsin Linseed Oil. I have
secured the agency for the F. W. Hevoe & Co. Celebrated Mixed
Paints, of all colors. They will weigh more to the gallon and
cover more surface than any other paint. The manufacturer!) are
the oldest paint firm in the I . S., and from their long experience
and strict integrity I am safe in saying it is THE BEST PAINT
I.N THE WOULD. I am also agent for F. W. Hevoe V Co.'s Col
ors, ground in oil. My stock of Brushes, such as Whitewash, Cal
somine, Paper-hangers', Paint and Varnish Brushes, is the largest
in the city. Also a full line of Varnishes, from the ordinary Fur
niture Varnish to the finest wearing Body Carriage Varnish,
nil For Drugs I am Headquarters. My Prescription
LIU UlJw('ast' is a drug store in itself, and is in the care of
thoroughly competent hands day and night. I can till prescrip
tions from any physician, and as I pay no commissions do not have
to charge exorbitant prices.
Qffl0 Books of all kinds, (Jift Hooks, Novels, School
0 U U I Books and School Supplies, Fancy Writing Papers
hy the box or quire, and the largest stock of Blank Books in the
E. "5rT. GRIGGS.
M. KNETJSSL'S DRUG STORE
lif
MAIN STREET,
West of la Salle Street, 'south side.'
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
te nor 4Dd kwp onttaut.y on Laid a larar and c!i avlei-trd t'urk ut
DRUGS AND CHEMICALS.
v All thf tti aid Dopuitr fatrut Mnllclnn, Kitrait, and fcplcri for cul'.narj dm.
Perfumery, Hrushes, and Fancy Articles for the Toilet.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Window Glass, &c.
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