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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-22

fAlN OF DARk BRAHMAS.
many breeders claim that they are the
best of the Brahma variety 1t is stated
that this breed was perfecte6by English
breeders out of brood of chickens that
were bred by mating a black red Shang-
hal cock with a gray Shanghai hen. The
first importations known as Dark Brah-
mas were made about 1865, and many of
them We're of the single comb kind. The
breeding of pea comb Brahmas to Par
fridge Cochins produced new blood, and
later they We're bred with less of the
Cochin shape. The first Dark Brahmas
showed more or less bronze in the wing
coloring of the cocks, and the ground
colorlng of the females was Il bronze
gray, the steel gray, which is now the
standard American color, being secured
by an occasional cross with Light Brah-
ma cocks.
The pea comb which should surmount
the head of the Dark Brahma cock re-
sembles three small combs running par
allel the length of the head. the center
one the highest; beak strong. well
curved. wattles full. ear lobes red, well
rounded and falling below wattles; the
breast should be full and broad, wings
small and well tucked up under the
saddle feathers and thigh fluff. The
markings of the hen, except the neck
and tail, are the same all over, each
feather having dingy white ground
closely penciled with dark steel gray
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-22
Growing Corn for Fodder and siIage.


AS summary of what has been
learned in growing corn for fodder and
silage the directors of the agricultural
experiment station of Cornell university,
New York, advise the selection of the
largest varieties that will fully mature
before frost in the locality where grown
Special attention is called to the fact
that heretofore it has been common
practice to sow or plant corn for fodder
and ensilaging entirely too thick. Starch
and sugar are not fully developed with
out an abundance of sunlight. and i'm
mature plants are likely TO contain
very large per cent of water
So far all the experiments go to show
that effort should be made to raise the
largest yield of grain irrespective of
stalks, no matter what purpose it is in
tended for, but it will be found as rule
the larger the yield of grain the larger
will be the yield of stover, and the less
percentage of nitrogen in the ripper prod
uct is compensated for in its increased
nutritive value Furthermore, the fact
should not be lost sight of that wood
and water alone are not good foods for
animals, besides. being expensive prod
ucts to handle
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-22
THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC hAIL-
~ way-Depot corner Fifth avenue and Thirty
fir street, c. Ii. Skelton, agent.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-28
oRIsP coNpENsATloNs...

An EnglihhmRn recommends tomatoes
~ Aremedy for dyspepsia and bilious
neaa,
Over 5000 boltg, eight inches long
arc used In tho construction Of tho 81,
Clair tunnel every twenty.four houb
II takes about three seconds for n mes.
hago 10 20 from one end OF the Atlantic
cable 10 the other-about 100 miles q SOC.
ond.
Tho best brands OF Havana cigars sell
At $500 q thousand IN Cuba, The Amor
loan dealer, n no keeps them, pute their
selling price NJ $50 each,
Germany has one doctor 10 1900 Of
population France, one 10 8,iO7 the
United Kingdom, one TO 1885, but the
United statee, one 10 COO,
Artificial coffee IA now manufactured
10 an alarming extent, the spurious arti.
Gle consisting OF the roasted meal Of dif'
ferent cereals, worked up with doHtrino,
The board Of education In Columbus,
o., has decided that hereafter there shall
be no difference In the salaries paid TO
men and women who are teachers In the
public schools.
While sleeping in tho railroad station
ht Pittsburg q traveller dreamed that HIS
father waS drowning before his eyes,
md his pdful appeals for help almost
created panic
A young man in Findlay, o., whose
aflanoed died about year ago, has now
Bet all the gossips there talking by olop
Ing with the girls mother, q woman al
most 90 years old
Tho most valuable metal in the world
~ said TO be Rallium, which Is worth
S8,95O an ounce, Calcium brings q 800
n pound and ceiium 81 ,0eO per pound,
Gold Is worth $40 u pound,
An excellent way Of testing tea 10 To
put u teaspoonful into u gl0ss Of water
and shake II thoroughly II tho tea is
pure the water win be pure amber tint,
but II adulterated strongly colored,
Fifteen millions Of dollars is mentioned
as the value Of the art treasures acoumu.
lAtod in Elilford house by Sir Richard
Wallace, and II Is rumorod that all this
win go under the viii to the English na-
tion.
Seven hundred and ffty dollars was
the price Of the suite Of rooms on the
steamship City Of New York occupied
by Mrs. Robert 7. Lincoln and two
daughters on their recent homoward
Journey from Europe,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-28
PIttsburg Market.

PrTanuRo, Aug, "a
APPLES s160D5.00 per barrel.
BuTlElt-C oamcrS ElRin, 2jloe0ol Ohi
do, Rl0aioi fresh dairy packed, iblDl7o, fanol
country. rolls, leGsOqi choice, lgpl7o
BtRlilEs= =lluokloborrioH, $40 por pail
grapes, slOl0l 20 por baskot
OANrALOupES- -SBOlDb,0Oa q barrel, wator
melons, elO,Olib26,00 per 100,
CHEESE-Now Ohio choose, nlSo, Nov
York choose, pNoi LlmborgeJ l0Dllhoi do
nestle swglt1eh l8QDlJlaoj Wisconsin brlol
Sweitger, lslSlDlDlSoi Imported Aweit1or, 800.
Euuk.lNblpo per dOIen for strictly fresh.
POULTRY Ipring ohiokona, small, 8DiDiDI
por pair large, Okpg6o por pair dressed, ia
Ro por pound, Old chickens, bOdD60o per pair
ducks OlSbiQci iurkeyb eD0c per pound.
YEGETABLES-Po Potatoes, eB0ObB.b0 por bar
Eoli southern sweet yellow, sL0UL9 20
b1bi cabbage Sa,0OlD2bO per barrel; onions, s9.7
QDi,W por barroli green onions, Sl.26 per buahol
Egyptian onions, $40 for lH0-pound basket
groom beans, homegrown, Sl.00Dl,lb poi
baskot ououmbora, sl,OlDlD por crate; homo
grown tomatoes, zoe per bueholi oolory 80d
WHEXT%No D rod, Si.OOOi. OF, No.a si.O0a
l,OL now whoat No rod, sl,OgWlQ6
CORN. No, yellow car, 02dDOgpj high mixed
car 0lDglo, No syellow ahollcd, bbladpb0c, high
mixed Ahelod corn, HGbb5c
..OATb-No. whitc Ddb42Isci extra No. o
AlltQDinc,
gLoUR- Jobbing prloos- Fatoy spring ent
winter patont llour, SB0Oit6.ef fancy sprlnl
patent loug sb,76D00j fancy Straight wInter
Sb,b0dDb,ib, fancy straight aphng, Sb.b0QDb.Jb
clear winter, Sb.2DlDb.b0 straight NXXA
bakers eb0OdDb.2b. ltye flour, Sl.0OaDi.gS.
HAY-B Baled timothy, No, !, l,SlO0ODl0,tg No
do, SQOO1p,bOi loose, from wagon, &l2,0Od
400 according to quaiityi NJ, = prairie hay
l,bg3ps.Oll packing do SIOO9.bOi clover hay
S7.b0iD8.00.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-28

In town In New Jerhey there used 10
live dentist whose name was samson.
"A II 70 provo that there NJ something In
name, this DR., samson was powerful
man, aud his mighty right arm never
failed 10 bring with II whatever hia forcopa
had fastened upon, "As strong 40 Sam
SOM had q local Significance In that town,
II happened, however, that Dr. Samson
did not Ike references 10 the Significance Of
hia name Lake many other men whose
names "moan something" he had heard
those jokes until he was heartily tired Of
thom.
Ono day q townaman came In who had a
tooth 10 bo pulled. The patient waA n
fopplah, rattle headed follow, who tried 10
keep up his courage by putting ON u jost-
Ing exterior,
Nov, dootor,n no said noryoualy, ~
suppose you won't drag me around tho
room moro than three tlmoaf Three times
and then out, you know"
"Aro you afrOldV the dentist aakod,
"Oh no, not exactly, but les little
alarming don't you know, 70 have Sam'
aon tugglng away ~ your Jaw"
~ suppose" said the dontist, looking q
little sour, "that you ARE afraid I'm going
ON an expedition against the Phllistinos"
Against whatW
1.-THE Philistnos aud NO have uao for tho
iawbono Of an Asal'-Youth'a Companion,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-28
Thn arnnl ,,nIoon nrnnnn. o

II Ia n tImo honorod belief IN Turkey that
an eclipse Of tho moon 10 caused by u hugo
dragon which socks 10 doyour IL, and In
making the attempt winds his sllmy body
about II, hiding II from terrestrial obeory-
ora. Tho writer wm In Constantinoplo ON
tho night Of Aug, 30, 1877, the ocoaaion Of
tho great total eclipse throughout Eastern
Europe and Western Asia, and was wit.
noaa 10 tho peculiar oeremony OF "Kalti.
may-yl, " which was calculated 30 free the
moon from its soaly antagonist There
was general attempt mado 10 frighton
the dragon by firing muaSota aud rovolv'
era aud by beating upon cymbals, htohon
utonalla cto. As In times past II was found
that the moon soon showed her face, and
congratulations wore everywhere heard
upon tho victory gained, This Queor lunar
superstition IA by no means confined 10 che
poorer olasaes, tho rich and educated (O
have equal faith IN the dragon theory.
Bt Louis Republic,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-28
Nem YorL rrodnce NInrhot.

NHW lWNNl NWEl %
FLOUR Closed ,teady fine grades OF spring
fa,lutAih do winter, ga,bnlAA0l, nuperfln
hprinM t'ibllAgll do winter, Sd.2hGDl,Ul eXtrl
No, = spring, eA,ODaDl,Ol, do winter, $4,000, "a
extra No 4 spring, si.U1lbb,O 40 winter
AO1uhi0, southern houf .pluaod steady! trndl
aud family extras, sl0llHhih.
Bu1TER- -Flrml eastern creamery, gal
Ac, western do, itibsil6c,
CHEESE Firm factory New York, ehed
dat tbHlacj western Hat, G10leO,
EuuS fifm fresh eastern ilratH, Nd20lso
Canadian, Ni6sleoj western, aOc.
SuuAN.liaw dull, fair refining Dot oontrl
fugn ~ deg, teat, hAac, refined steady
out0af ana crushed, d,Ulej powdered, GtsC
granulnted, Glhu, Cuhoa, U.Jlc, mould a, 0,lsc
confectionery standard A, bNc, candy A, 0.0Bo
Columbia A, hhu, golden q, ANtithOi,
COffEE=Sp closed firm. fair Rio cArg0ea
NltC, Futures closed HtOady.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-28

Thedeslgn callaf for brick front trimmed
with stone, but could bo erected In wood II
desired The design "a pretty and would
become an ornament 10 the street In which
II Is erected, The roof Of course IA fiat
covered with tin In the usual way, ~ also
the roof OF the porch The interior OF the
postolllco and stationery store n finished
In yellow Pine left natural color Of the
wood The front window and door have
border lights Of small panos Of glaaa which
give pretty effect, Tho letter boxes and
lock boxes are OF meat design, tastofully
finished, all with suitable shelves, etc, for
packing, stamping and distributing the
mail The chimney IN second story h sup
ported on brackets from below, extending
below the ceiling Of the first story SUM
ciontly 20 admit thimble for atoyeplpo 10
heat the store, There IA cellar undor the
building, feet inches deep In the clear,
with concrete bottom Binchcs deep,
The chimney In the rear Of the house OK
tends from tho bottom Of The cellar and
rests on concrete footings All rooms OK.
copt the store are plastorcd, three coat
work, the last coat hard finished with plAa'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-28

ter Of Paris and finishing lime putty
troweled smoothly, All the woodwork OK
cept the doors is Of yellow pine, finished
with two coats OF hard oil, The doors ar'
finished with three ooats Of Crooket's pros
ervative, all with Berlin bronze butts,
with furniture 20 match, The hand rail
and newels of tho stairs are Of cherry,
strings, steps and rieers Of yellow pine.
The cornioe Of galvanized iron.
The building Is so arranged that II oan
be heated by furnace,
The cost OF this building In brick would
beAbout 5000 IN the suburbs Of New York;
In wood 10 would cost in the neighborhood
Of t9,5OO DAVID w. KING
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-28

CHICAGO, Aus, ~.
WHEAT Closed weak at the lowest point
OF the day shu lower than Saturday night
Tho market wHA poorly supported aud priooi
went on sharply, The boarlah Influence OF
the day was the report from the Vienna con,
groea giving very liberal averages In most
European countries
COltN=Mith no trace or talk Of frost any,
whore the corn market was heavy aud closed
10 lower Tho better prospoeta for the croI
and the unusual drop In wheat caused free
selling,
OATS Followed closely tho fluctuations In
Other grains closing 9ao lower,
PROVISIONS -s Influenced by tho stock
Yards Hlflko and tho wonkntss In corn
January pork declined i7Dso, lard NO ant
riba 100,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-28
MEN YOU HEAR OF.

Benjamin +, Butler weighs 2l5 pounds,
Abraham Gould, Jay Gould's brother,
Is purchasing agent Of the Missouri Pa
oiAc railroad.
Baron Alphonso Rothsohild lately
bought clock made by Louis XVI. He
paid si0s,OOO for IL.
Judging by the quotations in Mr..
Stanley's new book his iavorite reading
during the Emin expedition was in the
Bible and Tennyson.
George NJ. Pullman tho millionaire
palace car manufacturer, Is said 10 work
ten hours each day looking after his
enormous business interests.
One Of Horace Greely's nephews Ia a
barber In little town In Warren
county, Pa. In personal appearance he
IL not unlike his distinguished uncle.
Mr.. Balfour, chief secretary for Ire
land, IL an omnivorous reader Of Anori-
Can newspapers, and recently said. ~
hko the snap Of the American writer's"
George Meredith, tho novelist, looks
younger than his years, which aro %.
ln addition 10 his novel writing he Ia q
''rcader" for q big Arm Of publisherS in
London.
John Sargent, the American portrait
painter, who resides most OF the time in
London, is said TO be the only American
artist who can command 5000 for o
portrait,
Salmon p. Chase's old law sign has
beqn discovered, covered with dust and
colDwebs, on o building formerly ocou-
pied by lawyers on Third street, near
Mhn, an Cincinnati.
The new Canadian novelist, Mr..
Thomas Stinson Jeners, whose novel,
"4eoffrey Homstead," has been very
successful, 10 barrister by profession
and native Of Toronto.
One Of the most persnasiye orators In
the national house Of representatives is
nv. J. Stone, Of Missouri He Is tall and
Min, has straight black hair and high
cheek bones and the gift Of elouuence,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-28
A MAssrLLoN subscriber wishes this
vote printed;
Jos. 10, Campbell. ..87o,a29
Joseph B. Foraker. ,36S,bbi

Few children can be induced 10 take
physic without struggle, and no wonder
most drugs are extremely nauscatlng.
Ayers Pills, on the contrary, being sugar
coated, are easily swallowed 10y the little
ones, and are, therefore, the fayorite fam
lily medicine.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-28
LEAD, KINDLY LIoHT.

Tho celebrated Hymn Of John Hon
Newman;
Lead, Kindly Light, amid the oncirCliog gloom
Load thou mo on,
Tho night Ia dark, aud am far from home,
Lead thou me on,
Koop thou my feet do not ask 70 soo
Tho distant soenoi one step enough for mo-
was not ever thua nor prayd that thou
should lead me onl
loved 10 choose and see my PATH but now
Load thou me on.
loved tho garlsh day. and spite Of fears,
Pride ruled my will remember not past years.
So long Thy power haa bleat mo, sure tstlll
win lead me on,
Der moor and fou, o'or crag and torrent VII
The night Ia gone,
And with the morn those angel faces smile,
which have loved long since aud lost awhile
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-28
naat I.Iherlr cnllle nInrket.

EAsr LinEltTf, PA, Aug, 70.
CATTLE Reoeipts, 6,lO0 head, ahipmonta,
mon and medium az 10 70 loo OF from last
weeks prioW.
HOGS -Rocolpta, $500 head; shlpmonte, T,lQO
hend, market active, solicited cOrn.fed, si.bOlD
a.b5 best corn Workers. sA5bDt.4b grassorp'
si0l9t,jQ, pigs, SJ2tn9Jb.
SHEEP Receipts, i,N0 head, ebipmonta,
1900 head, market stoDdy on good sheep and
lambs at last weeks pnogs; other grades dull
aud ln,UaW
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-28
A Dlg Flsh story, nut Nevertheless True,

Il. Il, Kidd was In GAINESVILLE this week
on buaIneha, aud on hia return home last
evening atopped over NJ Adams Mile,
Mfr. Kidd owns an outline that ho left with
a friend there, Last night he and his
friend set the outline, and th d morning AZ
0 o'clock raised II, catching four cat ileh,
Weighing respectively 2iN, 20, ~ and D
pounds each, The 2iN pound ilah can be
aeon at hlh store,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-28

Some people are constantly troubled
with boils--iio sooner does one heal than
another makes 10 appearance A thorough
courao OF Ayers Snraaperilla, the best OF
blood.purlfiers, oifectually puts an end 10
thla annoyance. We recommend trlal'
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-28
THt MARKE rs,
Now Yorh Mono, NInrl,nt.

NEW Yoag, Aug. 20.
Money closed Rt per cent, Highest, 10 Dol
oontl lowest, 3 per cent
Exchange closed steady, with actual business
SAtia abAElA for eiNty'dHy bills aud StiGl4@
AtDt Tor dUnAndl posted ratoa sl,b9lElbl,h7lb
Government bonds ClUird hrmi currency
bA Ll1l9 bid 90 coupon, l,g0 bid, il6'a do,
l,ubii bid
Union iirals, lllN bid sinking funds, Ia
Cuntfalh, l,lbJA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-28
WE HAVE A
FINE LINE OF
Shoes
EXTRA FINE KID.
SPLENDID STOCK!
We viii Sell Them Way Down
Any one needing anything in this
line viii find a Great Bargain, as these
are Of Best Quality, and we win sell
them as cheap as low'priced goods
John Schumacher
IS East TuSCaraVaS St.
Legal Notice.

Loulu Jangon and Laura Dollayon residing nj or
near Bolyedoro, Franklin county Tennessee, and
Josephine WaHgoner, residing NJ or near fAyoito-
Vile, Lincoln county TENNESSEE, viii take notice
that on the 2bth day Of August 1880, Hannetta
Lelnlngor nlod hor petition IN the Oourt OF Common
Ploas OF stark county ohio, against thom, alleging
among other thlnga, that certain mortgage exc.
cuted and delivered by BerAphim Meyer 10 August
Ianaon on the 22nd day OF July 1855, and recorded
IN vol, %, page ad7, Of stark county Mortgage Deed
Records II fully paid and satisfied but romalna
open and hnoancood on aald records, that said
plaintiff 10 the legal owner and In the possession Of
the promises covered by said mortgage aud fully
described In said petition said promises being altu
ate m Canton township Stark county Ohio, that
said mortgage ~ cloud upon the plalntihb tito OF
said promises,
The prayer Of the petition 10 that said defendants
be forever barred from settling up any claim undor
AAia mortgage, thAt the same may bo Adiudged null
ana void, and said mortgage cancelled, and for
other proper relief
SAID parties arc required 10 answer on or before
the gBth day OF October i8DO or decree will be
HANNETrA LEININGER
au2B-hw by JOuN q, WKLrY, her Atty.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-28

When any person takes time 70 consider,
they can not help, but praise tho Union
for their good deeds. Si.D8 cents will buy
the choice OF 800 Boys Suits (lknee pantsl
Saturday and Monday, Aug. 00th and
Sept. lat. .---
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-28

There "a no Boot in the world that will
give YOU az much wenr as Snntry u Nc
Vowar'a Chicngo Kip Boots, and thoy on
ly cost $500. Every pair wgrrented,
a2B-tf Ia North Market ot
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-28

For q years, boarding has cost ladies q
Franklin College, New Athens, O'i I.8o
por week. furnished room, wv books
irentod), To-; total, I.Ib. Attendance
dundrupied Catalogue Free
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-28
Cure Youraelfi

Don't pay large DOCTORS bills. The best
medical book published, one hundred
pages, elegant colorod plates, will be sent
you on receipt Of three 2-oent stamps 10
pay the postage. Address A. Z. Ordway
n CO., Boston, Mass.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-28
bWRLilN0,

on tho principal business street, The build
ing Ia "a feet wide by % feet deep, with q
broad atoop In front with steps from the
htreat, There arc two rooms la the nrnt
story al the rear Of the poatoiiiee and store
with n private door and hall from the
porch connecting with each The larger
room could DO used for n real estate Office
and the smaller ono for an attorneys OF
iloe, There are two good alzed chambers,
bathroom and two small bedrooms with
closets In the second story, These rooms
can DO lot for dodgers only, or the smaller
room IN the rear could be utilized aa q
Kitchen aud the larger chamber ~ a dining
room, and the two front rooms ~ required
Tho larger room on first story could bt
used IN a parlor and the smaller room 40 a
bedroom, and this arrangement would 40
eommodAte n small family nicely, or The
structure could be used m an Office build
ing, and the chambers aud bedrooms would
thon DO lot ~ circumstances might do
mand, such ~ insurance offices, 70 agents
laWyora, dentists, etc.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-28
wanted,

A young man, II or isIyears old, who can
sneak German, 10 do Chores and clerk In
shoo storo, lJoHN ID. FRANK,
Canton, Ohio.
ORD. d. FRANK q Co., Massillon, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-28

Junt think, boys three piece long pants
auit for s2,0B AZ tho Union. Clothing Co.
Saturday and Monday, Aug. SOth ana
Sep, LEI.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-28

The Stark county HORTICULTURAL Society
will hold the next meeting at Marlboro on
Wednesday Sept. ID at the residence OF
VIM. ponnock.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-28

Farmers, before selling your wheat, call
on John II. Blake Al Caution City mills or
at Mayors office, Canton, o.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-28

''Mollin's Food and are old friends, II
having fulfilled all the conditions do
mandod OF II AZ my hands,v ~ She testi-
mony OF o wellknown physician.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-28
A GOOD CONSERVATION.

atess, Postonaos Aad Dwelling UndsF
Ons Reef
This building was designed a. post-
aiiiee and stAtioner's store Ia small VI
lARe, naar railroad station and fronting