Coquille City herald. (Coquille City, Or.) 188?-1904, July 02, 1889, Image 3

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    Important to Our Readers.
The Walker, Iowa, News, says:
Our school is ont and reviewing
Win. Walter Phelps is minister
Hurrah for the 4th of July.
the work, we must say that Prof’s. “ Our old friend, Robert Baird, of
Fresh choice candies and nuts at to Germany.
Deputy Sheriff Gallier returned Stanley and Biinegar aud Miss Muscatine, Iowa, has been secetary
Kronenberg & Harper’s
Clinton have taught usa most ex­ of the state senate, and an active
Mr. Wetherel of Ohio, but lately to this place Friday.
cellent school. The attendance lias olitician for years, but was never
Fresh roasted peanuts ut Kron­
from Puget sound, is looking at
been fair and the best of progress generally known until he had the
the county with a view’ to locating. enberg & Harper’s
made by individual pupils. A colic, and used Chamberlain’s Colie,
Graud barbecue dinner at Co­
The red feathers have found a
wonderful advance in physiology Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, j
A $1 Paper, 800 Pages, 1500
3000
claimant, probably due to the quille City July 4th.
and hygiene by the smaller class is and got iuto one of their advertise­
LOCAL ITEMS.
presence of aborigines. Ah! there,
Hunnewell’s skating rink contin­ apparent. Prof. Stanley, the prin­ ments. “ Now he is famous.” Here
J iinuiie.
ues to draw a good crowd.
cipal, believes in the utmost precis­ is what Mr. Baird said: “ While
Fiue weather again.
The shinge mill is doing a rush­
Nolliir^ ia Ibis age of Cheap Lileralure ur io ary ether age tas equalled the fullowing
All sorts of tropical fruits at the ion and his pupils are veritable in Des Moines, I was taken with a
Coqniile City big crowd July 4.
ing business. \\ e witnessed a cut Misses Kronenberg tfc Harper.
soldiers in their school work. His severe attack of bowel complaint,
City taxes are delinquent. Look of
EXTR ACR D IK AIIY O FFER.
thousand in three hours thoj
When in town go see Mrs. Aik- scli'xd is noted for its most ex- For two days 1 suffered intensely,
out.
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other day.
keu’s splendid stock of millinery. celleut order, and umler such cir-1 trying several drug stores and pay- To every person who (within
Mrs. Hayes, wife of Ex-Presi­
Mr. J. B. Fox of North Coquille
B. H. Haskins aud family of cumstaoces little less than a solid | ing them for relief, but in vain. I the date o f this paper) will
dent Hayes, is dead.
went oier to the bay to-day. John Fairview were in town Wednesday. phalanx at the extreme front could | finally bought a small bcttlo of
Com% to town July 4tb. We is nearly down sick, being afflicted
be looked for nor comes much short j Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera nnd
People are coming in from d if-;
\t»W have a fine celebration. •
with a severe cold.
of the fact
i Diarrhoea Remedy, and two doses
ferent directions to spend the 4th
SU BSCRIPTION PR IC E $2.00 PER. YEAR,
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j of that brought me out all right.
Blackberries and raspberries are
A brother-in-law of G. W. Nor-i here.
We give on our first page by re-
_ Aud pay, one year in advance, and $1.25 additional, we shall send for
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i l t costs less than the drug store
very plentiful in the tv taxis.
ton, with his family, arrived a
oiis year each the Coquille City H E R A L D and weekly one year
of a number of the members
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Preparations are being made for quest
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i preparations and 1 have the balance
People are coming here front couple of days siuce with his fam­
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THE CELEBRATED ILLUSTRATED HUMOROUS
active work snagging the upper of the G. A. R. post
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ily from Nebraska.
every direction to spend the 4th.
a
vigorous
protest
against
the
al-
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; grand remedy.
25 and 50 cent
Hunuew’ell, the contractor, has
Mr. Tboe. Wilson and family, of
B orn , —Iu Coquille City, July! lowance of pension claims to u n -' tattles for suie by J. H. Nosier,
North Coquille, were in town the contract for a cosy c 'ttage for I
Tbfl subs'-riptiou pile© of SIFIINGS is $ l a year. It ¡s a lG-page paper, pro­
1st to the wife of G. W. Norton a derservmg men. They claim the Coquille City, and W. L. Dixon,
Johnny Morgau and Nurse ami
fusely
illustrated by the leading artists and caricaturists of the day. In the matter
yesterday.
article, which is from the Alta, is Myrtle Point, Oregon.
daughter.
of original humor, it is acknowledged to stand at the head of the illustrated press of
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$1000 to be had at the office of Dies are doing the work.
the exact sentiment of theG. A. 1L>
the country, aud Juts been well named “ The Witty Wonder of the World.” It is
Mr. Joseph Laird and George
published
in Now York and lias a National reputation. The merits of SIFTINGS
Let
us
give
the
readers
of
the
Sullivan
aud
Kdrain
have
so
A. J. Sbei wood on good, npproved
ai d that it is getting down to the
are 60 wc-U known that we do not deem it necessary to reftr to them further.
Sclinllows of Myrtle Point called 1
Tar b 'on prevented from lighting
Roth new subscribers and those who renew their subscriptions will have the
notorious fact that a good hospital H erald a little timely advice. Hot
real security.
on us Saturday.
privilege of this o£n r.
weather
is
coining
and
w
ith
it
colic,
but
they
will
have
it
out
somewhere
record is sufficient to insure a pen­
V. N. Perry is able to hobble
REMEMBER that TEXAS SIFTINGS is otL.red at this price only to those who
On the 4th go to the Misses
ou
the
Mississippi
line
in
a
few
sion. They see that at the present cholera morbus, dysentery ami di­ subscribe within the m et <J0 days. No such offer as this has ever been made. We
about, and is fast recovering from
Kronenberg A Harper’s for your rate of increase that in ten years arrhoea. The only safe way to offer the two papers for less than tho price of TEXAS SIFTINGS.
days.
his recent hurt.
No one but our subscribers cun got S lFTINU S for less t han £1 a year.
fruits, nuts and candies.
com! at these diseases, is to keep ’
Tho regular price of that paper is now, and will continue to bo, $4 a year, but the
the
revenue
of
the
country
wont
pay
The
fallowing
cash
patents
have
Oapt. W. H. Duubam being in­
Seud your orders to this place the pension claims, and that sooner I some reliable remedy at band, and publishers, being desirous of adding to their list of subscribers in this eection, have made
a special and extraordinary reduction to us for a limited period.
disposed, no excursion to Bandon been issued for lamis in the llOse-
for
soda
water.
Mr.
Hark
ness
The amount for both papers should bo sent direct to us by P. O. Order, Postal
or
later
all,
whether
good,
bad
or
who
have
tried
Chamberlains
burg district: Nos. 4772,4779,52-
was had on Sunday.
Note, or otherwise, and we shall order tho publisheru to mail SIFTINGS from New
indifferent, will have to be disal- | Colic, C liolera and Diarrlicea Reme- York to you for one year.
17, 5707, 5727, 5742, 5772, ‘5832, makes a superior article.
The best remedy for cnts or
Call, or write to this office, and you will get a sample copy of SIFTINGS.
«ill admit that it is the most
H. H. Nichols will give orders lowed. This will shut off thous- j
and 5009.
bruises is a poultice of mashed or
COQUILLE CITY H E R A L D
amis of just claims that have n o t! prompt, reliable and successful
In closing out the jewelry line on the treasurer for necessary ex­
scraped raw potatoes.
been presented for pride’s sake or medicine known for these coin-
penses on 4th of July accounts.
Simon Cameron, the noted poli­ at Nosier’s drugstore, actual cost
other
cause, but which fickle for- j plaints. It costs but 25 or 50 cents,
Stone A* Caitwright have just
no monkey business about it—are
tician, died at Harrisburg, Pa.,
tune will force to be piesented.
■ a,1<4 may be the means of saving
the prices sold at. Go see aud be finished painting the inside nnd
June ‘20, aged 00 years.
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! you or your family much suffering,
outside of their saloon building.
convinced.
Father and Mother Scliroeder | if Uot life itself, before the sum-
Elder Craigg has been holding
c , A SU Ï
G Company of Marshfieli have will be at Bandon on the 3rd o f \ naer jy over. For sale by J. II.
The
Sunday
run
of
the
Annie
an interesting meeting at the M.
concluded not to go to Bandon, July and remain until after th e! Nosier, Coquille City, and W. L.
E. church in this place the last was postponed on the 30th ult., on
account of the sickness of Capt. but will celebrate the 4th at home. celebration ot the 4th.
Fifty Dixon, Myrtle Point, Oregon,
few days.
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llaikness Dunham. Neuralgia is
Go and see Judge Nosler’s clock’s, years ago.this worthy couple were
Charley Olive has cleaned up.
the disease.
w atches and jew elry. He is selling wedded in Baltimore, Md. Their i
cleared the grass from the edge of
A great redaction in prices has been made in all our departments
Fora fine breast pin, gold ring, below any prices heretofore quoted. married life has been a pleasant;
AND NOW C O M ES THE
his sidewalk, ami deserves a lot of
chain, charm or auy article in the
Patronize the Coquille Sixla journey over scents of bliss. »Sue-1
praise. Who next?
jewelry line, go to Nosler's drug Works on the 4th. Sarsaparilla, cess has attended them so that
Lew Simmons purchased 20
store. They are selling at actual soda w’ater and ginger ale for sale want or distress have never reach-1
t/
ceres on Green Point and 10<> in
H ave ju st received one o f the finest
c s‘ , in Sin Francisco.
ed their door. Joy and prosperity And the Goad People of Coquille City
cheap.
the txitt m adjoining, from Mrs.
Johnny Hale of Albany, is visit­
and Surrounding Country Will
S tock s o f Clothing that ev er reached
The great demand for gocxls at has attended them during their
Morras for $600. Lucky, Lew.
lives
except
only
a
trio
of
sail
ing his granduca. Mrs. O. Cawlfleld, Mrs. Aiken’s fashion emporium
CELEBRATE!
Coos county.
Remember the 4th quarterly
bereavements.
They
arrived
i
n
;
on
Cunningham
creek.
His has necessitated the employment
meeting of the M. E. church for
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Coos county in 1859. Their farni-j The following is a brief outline
health is very poor, and his trip of two assistants.
Coqniile circuit nt South fork
of the day’s programme:
down is for recuperation.
The Dr. Cronin murder is get­ iy have since become one of the ,
church, commencing :if xt Saturday.
Procession form at noon —
The rains of last week were hard ting interesting. It is claimed orincinal elements of social ami
For the best Bargains to be had call on
’oquille 1st. II Company, (J. N G.
Two rpab old-fashioned Pha- ou the hay crop. ¿Mauy had their that evidence is forth-coming that
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valley. Mr. Schioeder iva« one o f 2nd. B;:md.
roah locusts hare been found ir. whole crops cut down and it was will send a dozen men up.
3rd.
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the first postmaster ami **
this place.
They were the fir:-? more or less spoiled.
That fresh
W ill take special Measures for CLOTHING-.
Col. Rosa inspected II Company
trates of the Coqirlle- serv ing the 1th. \Y. R. C.
ever seen here so far as wo can cut, or that shocked, is all right.
Agency for the New Home Sewing Machine.
here Saturday evening. Lieut.
integ- 5th. Sc­liool.
learn.
Bvxds «fc Sou will be hero on the 1». E. Jiosler was detailed to inspect
iest ro- 6th. o t herSi u-ietieg.
Prof. Stanley will teach a 4th. with a big stock cf jewelry, G Company at Marshfield.
spect of the whole ot munity. 7th. IN-erybody aud J< I n
winter term of school in this place watches, specs, eyeglasses, etc.
It is supposed that the steamer
AT THE GROVE.
commencing
iu early autumn, Goods w ill be displayed nt Devauls Victoria is wrecked on the Atlantic Owing to poor health, reoen tly;
Arriving at the grove, an hour
having secured the school house barbershop during the celebration. ocean. Her wreckage and articles these pioneers have been obliged
to forego a celebration of tbeit will tie devoted t<> a regular G. A.
for that purpose.
If you want sou ething neat, of clothing picked up show it.
goldei wedding, as was formerly 1L dinner; then the following or­
nobby
and
nice
in
the
jewelry
line,
J. \V. Hughes, the blacksmith, is
The electiou of officers of the intended, but will, as before stated, der of exerci es:
wait
aud
see
Boots
Son’s
stock
crowded flora daylight till dark.
Coqniile, Fishermen’s Union has visit Bandon and thus set- tbeii 1st Music by the Band.
exhibited
at
Levant's
barber
shop
Good, substantial, honest work
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been postponed till fourth Satur­ old friends of the early days of 2nd. Prayer by Chaplin.
on
the
4th.
will bring its reward, and J. W. is
day in this month- July 27th.
59 ami others that they esteem so 3rd. Singing by Choir Star Span-
reaping th3 reward of this.
President Smith and Manager
Banner,
Nosier <fc Son will move their highly. A golden wedding is sei-
Loggie
of
the
Southern
Oregon
4th.
Music by the Band.
drugstore to the Hunnewell build­ dom witnessed, and as these par­
J. J. Wilson wauts you all to
see his watches, clocks and jewelry company were inspecting the river ing, aud Mr. HiggeiJiothen will start ties are old settlers suppose that 5th. Oration.
before buying elsewhere.
He is for terminal site far their railroad a butcher shop in the place vacated. ■ Thos. Hirst, John Kenyon, David Cth. Singing by the Choir.
Building houses, bri dges or other structures. I f you want
permanently settled here, is help- to the river.
Mrs. Mattie P. Krekel, one of Holland, Capt. Harris, Andrew ( 7th. Music by the Baud,
Mrs. Tennisson, a uewonmer, the brightest lecturers in the west, land John Nasbnrg, Judge Lowe, I
amusements appropriate wagon, buggy or other vehicle built, repaired or painted,
ing build up the country and has
while walking on a steep incline will be here iu August and deliver Ed. Fahy, Judge Dyer, and many to 1,10
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had, and a dance bring it along.
a reputation to sustain.
If you want any building of any hind done,
fell and broke her arm, at Beaver a number of lectures on universal others we might inentiou should :
^he eveniug (nt Masonic Hull)
come and get our figures. If you have any
Mr. J. T. Moulton who suffered
slough on Saturday.
She was liberty.
take this matter in hand and see ; *,je proceeds of which is to go to
a very close call from kidney af­
B L A C K S M IT H IN G
broughtto town on Sunday and Dr.
that a fitting recognition of this chartable^mrposes.
Miss Ida Kronenberg was pre­
Jo be done, bring it to us. \Ne will mahe it largely to your
fections recently, is up and about
13 guns nt suurise.
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Sponogle reduced the fracture.
event
be
carried
out
in
honor
of
¡
sented w ith a splendid Cottage oi-
advantage to deal with us.
again, bnt is only a shallow of his
Procession at 12 o’clock (ncoa)
these
pleasant
people.—Cor.
Mail,
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Mr.
and
Mrs.
Lewis
of
Oakland.
gou last week by her parents.
former self.
We trust lie will
G. A . H u n n ew ell,
under the directions of . marshal
Cal.,
arrived
here
last
week
with
a
They
bought
it
of
W
hile
&
soon regain the beat of health.
Lessee Gallier’s shop, Front S t
D IE D .
and assistants and march to the j
view’ to locating here provided they Galliher of course.
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Watson, the photographer, went like the country.
grounds.
Mrs. L. is a
In
Coquille
City,
W
ednesday:
to Bandon. yesterday and will have sister of John and Dexter Reed
F ree F eed . —Coquille City will
Camp-fire dinner.
evening,
June
26,
1889,
of
con-
j
his tent up in working trim to-day. who visited the river from Trinity accommodate those coming here to
EXERCISES OF THE DAY.
sumption
Mr.
R
olert
M.
Strang,
j
See his work and you'll give him county, California, a couple of celebrate on the 4th with grand
Music by the band.
M ANUFACTURERS OF AND D E ALE RS TV
aged
57
years,
5
months
and
16
barbecue dinner.
The best of
an order for a dozen fine photos. years since.
Singing by the choir.
days.
musie will be in attendance.
He will remain at Bandon two
Frayer by the chaplain Rev. W.
A
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S oda W ater W orks .— Mr. S. E.
Mr.
Strang
was
born
at
Bedeque,
weeks.
B. Smith.
All the pupils of the public
Darkness lately from Grants Pass
Prince Edwards Island, and came
Music by the band.
£2» pw
t >*m' -tf
C oming .—D r. F. H. Nickerson haa erecte l soda water works at school are requested to meet at the
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to California, in 1854. For twen-
Reading
the
Declaration
of
In­
the dentist will be in Coqniile this place and is turning out all reading room at 11 o ’clock sharp
ty-twc years he lias been a resi­
T
City Monday July 8th and remain the effervescing driuks in thei» for purpose of forming and march­ dent of the Coquille, aud no man dependence by Prof. J. J. Stanley.
Music by the band.
one week. Don’t cease to remem­ cool and sparkling purity that a ing in processiou on 4th July.
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was more universally respected
Oration by Major Bateman.
ber it. He’ll be at Myrtle Point plant ot this kind is capable of.
No use to bring baskets to Co­ than he. His every act was up­
Singing by the choir.
Mr >nday the 15th to remain two The works are in the Hunnewell qniile City on the 4th, as Jason right and honest. Truly we have
Music by the band.
weeks. [
Glass bull shooting; puise $10; j
H IG H E S 1
building. Send here for your Machado has piepared a largo lot lost a good mun. He leaves a
:S E G G S
first
prize
$7,
second
$3.
Entrance
of eatables and can accommodate ! wife, and seven children most of fee $1 which will be added to purse
Mr. Dodge, our Myrtle Point soda.
Prof. W. S. Bell, the liberal lec­ all that come to the Robinson whom me grown.
editor, by urgent request of friends,
Foot race 100 yards, free for all;
f\ f
first prize $5; second $2.50.
will orate for a celebration at the ture, who lectured iu Hhnnow’ell house.
W in te r Citolera.
Foot race for boys under 16
old Hermann homestead on South hall on Friday night, is an en­
Charley Daley the Coos cou/ity
years,
first prize $3, second $2.
A species of bowel complaint,
Coquille on the 4th.
The follow­ thusiastic and brilliant champiou pugilist, with a partner iu the pro-
Sack
race 60 yards, first prize $3,
ing day he will take in the river of the cause of liberty and morality. fesh will visit Coquille City giving known as “ winter cholern,” appear­ second $2.
from Myrtle Point “ to the sea.”
Owing to the inclemency of the an exhibition of the “ manly art” ed in several cities in the North­
Blindfolde! wheelbarrow race
west
last
winter
and
is
likely
to
be
60
yards, first prize $2, second $1.
Judge Hall and Mrs. Thelin weather the audience was not so at Hunnewell lmll Saturday even­
A grand ball in the evening at
more general this season. Cham­
were married in San Francisco on largo as could be wished for. He ing. Charlie has been around the
Masonic
hall. Tickets $1.
berlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diar­
the 23rd of June.
Both parties went to C ooh bay on Saturday and world since he left here.
J. H. N osler ,
A. J. S m ith ,
rhoea Remedy is a certain cure for
Everything
Summet ’
are known iu this county, Mr lectured there ou Saturday and
President of the day.
Marshal.
Sherwood & Sanford report it. For Sale by J. H. Nosier, of
Sunday
D. D rew , Asst. Marshal.
Hall at one time being judge of
sales of the Hoovei 160 acres of Coquille City, and W. L. Dixon,
Dinner
consists of fresh meat,
Coos county.
Mrs. Thelin is a
The Trombone band, being disap­
r
land joining the Kronenberg farm of Myrtle Point.
beans, hard tack and cold meats.
sister of Captain Reed.
The pointed-in going to« Bandon Sunday
Those wishing extras should bring To nu i ir m I i
to Geo. Wiraer for $2000; also four
adertone \ h cori
H erald extends congratulations.
took a team and drove out ou the
them
along.
Subscribe
for
the
H
erald
.
10-acre lots at $250 each—part of
Glass ball shooting will be had road toward Coaledo for blackber­ Fouts laud joining town now own­
ries. Each week the improvement
A T E S .
M is s I da K ronenberg .
M iss B ee H arper .
here on the 4tb instead of base
in pla\ mg is noticeable even to the ed by Mr. Sanford. Also lots 11 and
Paît e -ot o - ; da
placo d iwn tue
ball. Some of the band boys be­
inexperienced. Geo. Leach, the 12 in block 19 Coquille City to
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the
house ev *:ty
longed to the nine and they feared
leader, speaks very h ig h ly of the Mr. Jones lately from Fresno, Cal.,
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it might interfere with their “ fin­
new members especially, and says for $275. Also lot 2, block 19 to
O a n c i i e s , 2STu.ta, C h e w i n g - G u m s O r a n g e s ,
gering.” The first prize will be
Saddle
.libio talli­
the old members have made quite S. L. Leneve for $150. Several
$7 and second $3; entrance fee $1 an improvement This band will other sales are made verbally, and
L em on s, C ak es and C ra ck ers,
O cei’i Nr
ti! views, i .¡1 be
which will be added to the parse. piny here on the 4th aud it is alone will be reported when the shiners
shown
li­
|>e.« Ire#—on :>v I
It will be had in the forenoon.
i w’orth a long trip to hear them.
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Huneivell Building, Front Street, Coquille City. bará MU 1 -V
are put up.
Did Y o u See This?
j>* —Our iiwue day in Tuesday, and any­
thing for imtcrtion must I* on hand Mon-
J hv . and should he before that.
barge poster work can’ t ho done on Fri-
Jnva and Tuesdays, bat at any other time,
and my kind.
The job department is
under the management of W. M. Miller and
ret^iven his personal attention. We do all
kinds of job work. plain or fancy, at the
lowest living prices. Send ns your orders
and they will receive prompt attention.
Illustrations,
Columns
ALMOST GIVEN AWAY.
60 days from
subscribe for
the Coquille City Herald
PAPER
TEXAS
S IF T IU G S .
COQUILLE
CITY
A MAMMOTH SPRING STOCK.
Hip! Hip! Hurrah! !
Especially in Clothing.
Fourth of July!
G R O C E R IE S A N D P R O V IS IO N S .
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Coquille City, Oregon.
Blacksmithing,
Wagonmaking,
GENERAL JOBBING.
TAK ES
Contracts for
Jno. Kronenberg & Son.
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