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The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-12
POLITICIANS TO BLAME

es Editor. Lswis ,4of AheA,0 Granada
Times has retired from the news
paper business at Granada, and J.
L. May6eld is now at the helm.
For the past two year., it is said,
Mr.. Lewis accepted orders from
coterie of politicians whose sole
ambition las seeu now under the
mask was self aggrandizement,
and the editor got-what the blind
man shot at, and the mortgage was
foreclosed last Thursday.
An attache of The Chieftain hal.
pening in Granada last Sunday,
noted a peculiar condition Of
affairs in the sanctum. where the
cries Of the devil" for more copy
and What in Tophet's this wordP"
were wont to resound.
A half-masticated chew of to-
bacco lie in perfectly tranquil
state on the window.sill, the blue
bottle fly had made huge inroads
in the rich folds of the printers
towel; the paste had soured on the
what-not, and the lonesome Job
press looked up in an appealing
fashion, as if to apologize for it's
presence there.
The gaunt editorial chair spoke
in no uncertain tones. The once
famed editorial pen is silent, and
melancholy Grape seemed to hang
in bannerettes of woe from every
door knob of the editors saddened
heart-but the dismal scene was
too much for The Chieftain scribe,
and with a pang of regret he hit
the trail.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-12
THE 32O.ACRE HOMESTEAD LAW

For the benefit Of of readers who have
nation relative the homestead law The Chean will say that
the law will be effect until the Honorable State
Washington has classified the lands notice which will be duly
printed this paper when the opportune moment arrives
Three million the four counties Wyoming were
thrown March third by Secretary Garfield under
Monde enlarged homestead Sufficient information is on file
the interior department the secs designation that
these lands his opinion susceptible successful irrigation at
reasonable from any known source Of water supply,
This land opening the FIRST under this law approved Feb 49,
expected that other orders from the department will follow
as lands can be classified by the secretary
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-12
THE HOME PAPER A GUIDE

The home Of the telling and forceu
Of home institution speaks for the enterprise Of the place.
and strangers illustrates the spirit and by the
people always well bear mind that seekers for
for business locations pick dead small where
the people enterpng often holds forth the progressive settler
greater opportunities than do large cities
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-12

Jack Houston was Among the
many busy bodies here last Sat
urday.
Mr.. p. j. CARRIER and son were
here last Saturdy.
Welcomes The Resurrection
The Rocky Ford Gazette, which
has been in comatose and SEEM
ingly dead condition since the first
of the year, was resurrected this
week byJ. B. Lacy and R. f. Dis
brow. The first issue is due to be
given to delighted public to-
morrow. In view of the fact that
the death of the old Gazette was
considered to godsend to the
community many people do no.
understand why it should be
brought back to life. Probably
Messrs. Lacy and Disbrow have
taken cognizance of the business
blocks the editor of this paper is
building, the automobiles we are
buying and the diamonds we are
wearing, and want 10 share in our
prosperity.
Welcome to our midst, Gazette.
Here's hoping you may have
short life and an everlasting death
this time e.--Rocky Ford Enterprise
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-12

You can come nearer getting
what you want of the best grade
of goods 1t n reasonable price. at
Baker Bros. 4 Pratt's.
Harry Porter entertained u
number of his friends last Friday
evening at his home. Those pres.
ent were. Misses Helen Hill,
Ruth Robinson, Eva Warnick.
Alice Cox, Leths Shields, Rena
Wright, Bessie Emery, Anna
Bryce, Jessie Slaven, and Messrs.
Harry Bunnell, Ross Gill, Dwight
Gill, Newton Wright, Willie
Baker, Wayne Pierce, Lo Lipville.
Harry Garfield, and Charley
Christopher.
New line TaEeta, China, and
Sousine silks, at Boyd's.
Mr.. j. n. Farmer, the urbane
druggist who will occupy the new
Butler block, went to Kansas City
last Monday, accompanied by his
wife. After selecting an up.to
date stock of drug store accessories
they will return to Holly and pre-
pare for the opening Of the new
drug store.
Mr.. L. T. McMurtry, the popu-
lar grocer. went to Granada last
Tuesday to view the ruins of the
flames wrath.
Boniface Van Wey of the Santa
Fe restaurant has . COW that
wears corsets, and . plan has been
suggested whereby stors said COW
may give condensed milk.
Mr.. Sam Kempsr is cleaning
and overhauling the store south of
his barber shop, where he is in.
stalling an up-to- date lunch room,
to open tomorrow Saturday. his
specially will be surprising coffee,
and in fact everything good to eat
the market affords. He extends
to all a cordial inviatation to call
and get acquainted.
New line ladies' wash, net and
silk waists. At Boyd's.
Mrs. John Duncan entertained
the Bridge Whist club last Friday
and pleasant afternoon was en-.
joysd by ALL The prize was won
by Mrs. Ed Lewis.
Henry Thomas is very i'll, but
his many friends are sanguine
that he will soon be around again.
Mr.. Sim Richardson, the very
atfable meat cutter at Count DEF
endorf's market, has brought his
family from Chicasha, Okla, and
and all have come to stay.
T. J. Skaggs of Colorado
Springs, secretary Of the Colorado
Realty Dealers' association, called
upon Mayor McMurtry last Mon.
day to secure some data relative to
Holly to be used in a writeup Of
this Valley. which will appear in
the journal issued by this associa-
ton.
New and complete stock of
hardware now at Baker Bros. &
Pratt's
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-12
DISASTROUS FIRE AT GRANADA

FIRE Of mysterious origin about II o'clock last Monday night
threatened the Of Granada fortunately only FIVE build
destroyed Those who witnessed the progress flames
declare that had the wind ceased blowing Granada would
been erased from the map
The following buildings with the exception Of Dckenson burned
to the ground ng First National Bank Granada mercantile
Co, M F.Dckinson and Boggs furniture store.
All owned by j. My6eld and he declares he will mmedi
aey rebuild and even scale
He the total loss $4,000 and his individual loss
S25OO0
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-12
Spring and Summer line
straw ha Is, at Boyd's.
Jeff Smith Won

A spirited horse race, at Lamar
last Saturday. between JEFF Smiths
BILLY Murray and j. Halls Bill"
for four hundred yard dash was
won by BILLY Murray" hands
down. The stake was a tidy one,
and the rsdoubtable jeff is all
ready to match anything in the
valley.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-12

My thrse year old boy was badly coas,ip.ied
had high fever and wss in an s~tsf conditien,
! ssve him two doses Of Folsy's Orino Lax.-
tive ssd the next morning the lever was Rone
snd le was entirely well. Foley's Orino Laxa.
tive saved his life.' A. Wolkush. C.simer,
Wiz. Holly Pharmacy. F. D. Baird & Co..
psopsistsu.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-12
MEN AND THINGS
IN GENERAL
Epitone Of the Weeks Doinis in
Holly and Vicinity

uOshv ana v1C1olty
Our esteemed friend J. b. Fry.
berger. the veteran iarmer, has
moved to i'rowers. and he declares
he will continue to raise some Of
the finest products in the Arkan-
sas Valley. May he succeed.
Former Editor NJ. j. Webb Of
Lat in, Kansas. was here last week
taxing in the sights. Rev. Webb
is IL boy again. since leaving the
cares Of newspaper behind him.
Silk. Heatherbloom and wash
ptticoats, mt Boyd's.
When You are in town, come in
to the Office and let us tell you all
about tnat I per cent money we
have to loan on irrigated farms.
Holly Investment & Loan Co.
Mrs. Viola Winn, sister of
"Auntie Garfield. arrived last
week from Aliceville, Kansas, and
is now in attendance upon the lat
ter In the past week Mrs. Can
field has been better and worse by
turns, and her condition ut this
time is not encouraging.
Messrs. George J. and j. w.
Ikelman are now in Kansas City,
and have made several trips to the
famous ExQalsioes SnsiQtp near
that city. where they are seeking
rest and recreation.
Mrs. Rhodes is very i'll and her
many friends arm doing all they
can to alleviate her suffering.
J. W. Balls of Breckenridge,
No, is here visiting his son Mr..
Oscar Balls and family.
Do you carry some life insurance
to protect the loved ones should
you be called away from us?
Don't wait until it is too late. but
come in and let ns fix you out on
real nice $4,000 90 life insurance
policy.
Holly Investment & Loan Co.
Mr. and Mrs. j. g. Chris topher
and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Bryce went
to Syracuse last Friday via auto
mobile. The merry party took
dinner at the Harvey house.
Don't forget the new, up-to-date
lunch room, one door south of the
Kemper barber shop.
Sam Kemper's new lunch room
opens tomorrow. Location, just
one door south of his barber shop
The best of things to eat.
Table and dresser scarfs, at
Boyd's.
Miss May Christopher enter
tanned the Bachelor Girls club at
her home last Thursday. Choice
refreshments were served. Those
present were: Misses Ella and
Edith Boyer, Gonna and Meta
Mccall, Phebe Webster, Jessie
Porter, Esther Lewis, Elizabeth
Guffy and Leta Mckee.
Nice line voile. and Panama
walking skirts, ut Boyd's.
Let us get you up some sta
tionery that will be a credit to
your business-ilot detriment
The price will be practically the
same. and you'll have something
you'll be proud of. The Holly
Chieftain Printery.
Fat Cattle
am always in the market for
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-12
For Sale.

For Sale.
A snap, my boarding house and
furniture of eight rooms, also
equity in property. Cheap. In
vestigate. First house west Of
Ice Plant. Mrs. E. Draper.
We have several eastern clients
who are in the market for dry land
in the vicinity of Holly. If you
have day farm to soil come in
and let US know about it.
Holly Investment 4 Loan Go.
For Sale.
An Incubator, in good condition.
J, w, Jones blacksmith shop.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-12

1'r. Miles Anti-Fain Pills relieve pain,
The Holly Chieftain's plant is
better prepared to print your sale
bills than any printing house in
the Arkansas valley. We make
a specially of this work and turn
out superior quality Of bill.
Prices are just right. Service is
very prompt.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-12
A Well Cooked Meal

Appeals to us all and The
Star Restaurant serves them daily
Noleen d. Bogue are experienced
chefs, and know how to please
you. Location: next to LoZar's
pool hall.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-12

Hallowell's Orchestra at The Oper,
House Toniiht
Hallowell Harp Orchestra o
seven people. at Opera house Fri
day evening, March IL, '09, Will
Bueno Cromwell Atkinson. violin.
list; w. Ward Harp, soloist; T. "
Coates, Clarinet soloist. This is Q
first class attraction and guaran.
teed. Don't fail to hear them
Admission IS and so cents.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-12
Fat Cattle

am always in the market for
fat cattle and hogs. Call, tele-
phone or write
Thomas Harmon,
Holly.
The Holly chieftain., 1909-03-12

pr. Miles Anti-pain pills relieve pain.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-07
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY MARKETS.
Speculation on Enormous Soale-lrreJ
uIar Price Movement.

New York. June 5-10.10 a. m.-The
opening stock market was made very
irregular by heavy realizing in some Of
the stocks which were strong yester-
day. and by advances in fresh points.
United States Steel stocks were under
pressure, the preferred declining full
point, while the common, Atchison,
baltimore and Ohio, Texas and Pacific.
Brooklyn Transit and American Car
preferred fell large fractions. There
was a brisk diversion Of bullish opera
tions into Erie and Ontario and West
ern, in which opening sales were made
of large blocks at wide quotations,
making extreme gaias Of large frac-
ton to a point. Republic Steel pre-
ferred advanced 2, Corn Products a
point and Consolidated Gas a large
fraction.
II a. m.-Speculation was on an
enormous scale. but prizes moved very
uncertainty. Near IL o'clock heavy
buying of United States Steel sent it
above 6S and impaired a more uniform
tendency to the market, with the Hill
stocks showing aggressive strength
Baltimore and Ohio lost /.
Closing.-The market closed unset
tied ana quite sharply reactionary
The shifting of accounts by buying in
new quarters, while selling holdings t.
realize profits, kept up the constant ir-
regularity in the movement of prices
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-07
SWUNG BATS ON cRANKER.
C. A. c.'s Defeat Montville Knights OF
Columbus. IS to s-GalIivan Twirls
Strongly.

The expected game between the Z.
A. C.'s and the Knights of Columbus
baseball teams was played before
crowd of almost thousand people ON
the Cranberry lot. The game, which
proved to be heavy hitting contest,
and not a very interesting one, was
won by the c. A. c. team, is to 3.
Jackie Ga.llivan was on the firing line
and 1t looked as though things were
going to go against him, as the knight
took to his delivery in the first in
ming, sending in four runs and touch
ing him up for six hits. After that
Jackie settled down and no more runs
were secured off him until the ninth,
when he let up and another four,
which made a total of eight, was ali
the Knights could get. For the
knights, Cranker, the New London
star twirler. was hit almost at will by
the heavy hitters Of the c. A. c. In
the sixth and eighth innings by good
hitting and taking advantage Of the
Knights errors they piled up IL runs.
Mcclure in left played a grand game,
accepting five hard chances in the
crowd and also got three hits. Charles
| Levarge umpired and gave good salts
faction. although on few decisions
there was some kicking.
The score.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-07
YALE WINS OPENER.
Shuts Out Princeton in First of Series
"A Wet Weather Game.

The Yale nine got off right in It's
baseball series with Princeton by VIM
ming the first game Saturf~- at New
Haven to 0. A crowd OF SOU SAT
through a drizzle which turned to rain
for the latter part of the game.
Yale registered two hits of the
Princeton pitchers-Drewes, who lasted
two innings, and White, who succeeded
him. On the other hand Merritt was
puzzle to the Tigers with men on bases
and held the Princeton batters to short
flies and grounders when there was
danger of q score. He also famed eight
Princetonians. The New Jersey lads
made enough hits, however, to win an
ordinary game and eutbatted the Yale
men four to one. The longest hit OF
the day was made in the seventh, when
with one out Eddie Dillon drove the
ball over Mallory's head to the left
Sc score bv Innings: R.H.E
Yale -
Princeton % 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
Batteries: Merritt and Philbln;
Drewes, White and Dawson; umpire
OLOughlin.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-07
arreII AGAIN Hospital Manaa

Sam Austin, who was elected last
week manager of the Hospital baseball
team, has resigned, finding he had not
the time to give to it, and the recently
elected treasurer having also resigned.
an election has been held again, plac-
ing Manager Farrell in office again
and making George w. Malcolm treas
urer.
In answer to the CHALLENGE of the
rragansett Reds of Willimantic,
Manager Farrell has written offering
to play them at the earliest date pos
sible Bill Austin, the heavy slugger
of the New England league, has given
up professional baseball for the season
and has been added to the Hospital
roster LowelIs manager was in town
Saturday night trying to induce Bill
to return, but the Brewster's Neck
product declined.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-07

innings, and when they got through
with the nine sessions at the bat 1t
was % to in favor of the Invincibles.
Aside from the terrific slamming
passed out to old Hickory the features
Of the game were one-hand catches by
first baseman S. S. Murphy and Ben
dett, and a running catch by ii.
Schwartz back of third with one hand.
A rooter got into a wrangle with pitch
err Bendett which ended in blows, and
a can of ink was spilled on one of
the rooters.
Lead Pipe" Foley was the umpire
and in the lineup of the 6.S8's was
included the Bendett. quartette, which
headed the batting list. The hneups:
6.SS's-Herman Schwartz If, ;. Sic
gel 3b. NJ. ]. Ahern SIS, Hickory Ben
dett p, 2b, Wright 2b, p, Jim Sours
IF, Crumb C, S. S. Murphy 1b, Mike
Schwartz CT.
Invinc1bles-CIishl II. Kicker IS, Call
kins If. Blackburn CT, Tuttle c, Al
quist Sb. 6lattery 1b. Rankin p, b.
Sullivan 2b.
Score pv innings: RH.E.
Inyincibles 4 2 2 2 2 0 4-23 II 3
6.S8's 0 % o. 6
The Invincibles have all dates open.
Please send challenges to L. Dat, 1O1
Elizabeth street. Norwich. Conn. They
also challenge the N. f. A. first team.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-07
PATSY FENToN COMING BACK.
Heavy Hitting Weterweisht Getting
Into Form-ChalIenges Bill Collins.

That old time walloper of the prize
ring, Patsy Fenton, is out with the
announcement that he VIII sign for
another go or two with any ambitious
welterweights. especially Bill Collins,
who handed out the sleep punch to an
opponent recently in Westerly Patsy
hands it out that he is coming back
into championship form and is ready
to. swap punches with the first man
that presents himself.
Through workouts on the road the
past week and six round bouts with
Jack McGrath, the Irish Giant, he has
been rounding into form, and any ac-
ceptances of this challenge handed to
either himself or McGrath viii receive
prompt attention. As to the man that
faces him in the roped arena. he sure
will know that he had been in fight
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-07
Four Teams Total over 700.

The scores that had stood on the
board Friday night in the qualifying
round of the ducl1pin tournament at the
Rose alleys were slaughtered Saturday
night whe nthe pin splitters got the
balls to rolling right. and five out OF
the seven were put up new between s
o'clock and midnight AS they were
left for the roll off this week, four got
in with totals Of over 700, Courtney and
Sturtevant leading with ia. These are
the seven teams in the. qualifying
round:
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-07
MONEY.

New York. June 5.--Money on call
nominal; no loans; time loans firmer;
sixty days 2 1-402 IL per cent; nine-
ty days 2 Ia per cent. six months
3 IA per cent; prime mercantile
paper 3 IL to per cent; sterling
exchange fairly steady at $4ss.15@
$4.S6.25 for sixty-d day bills and at
50 81 so1rs4 S7s5 for demand: CONNER
cial bills 1856 5-s6s4.S6; bar silver
% 1-%a Mexican dollars ~,
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-07
Cornell VARSITY Cut Up.

Ithaca, N. Y, June 6.-Commodore
Clark of the Cornell navy. who has
rowed for the last three years in Hud-
son regattas, was dropped by the train
ing table today by Coach Courtney.
Others dropped are HOLSTER and San
ger. veterans. and Seagrayes and Day,
sophomores, who were in the winning
shell against Harvard on Decoration
day. The last named were succeeded
by Backus and Stevens, veterans.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-07

A game full of interest for the base
ball fans will be pulled off this after
noon at Saohem park, when. the Wait
ers and the BARRIERS will get together
for their second game Of the season.
The Barbers expect to make it hot for
the Wauregan men and have signed
the following lineup: Jack Wilson c,
Trudonsky p, Tim Sullivan 1b. c. Lee
varge 2b, Izzy McNulty SIS, Hayes Sb,
Corning If, Ravenell CT, Mike Kirby IF.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-07
KNIGHTS Of Columbus.

Totals. sjs 2e . Al Totals 80 IS "a
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-07
Lost a Game in New London.

The c. A. c. Jr.'s met with defeat
in New London Sunday, to s, losing
the game after the sixth inning. In
which they were leading, 70 2. MUIR
ply in the box and WEIGH behind the
bat was their battery. but after the
fatal sixth White finished out the
game.
q game Cor naxt Sunday asss with TIA
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-07
No Weather for Baseball saturday.

Saturday was disappointing day
for all local baseballists. players and
fans alike for rain interfered with all
games i'm the Eastern Connecticut
league, Rhode Island Connecticut
league and New London County league,
as well as the Interscholastic game at
Willimantie, where Bulkeley of New
London was to play Windham High
school,
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-07

Slabs 800 4 load. Norwich Wood
YaN. rear Bulletin Bldg. franklin st.
Tel. 504.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-07
FIanaaan,s New Hammer RECORD.

New York, June 6.-John ]. Flana-
gan Of the Irish-American A. c. made
a new worlds record with the six
teen-pound hammer thrown from a
seven-foot circle at Celtic park, Long
Island City, today. He hurled the
hammer ia feet 3-S inches. The
former record from a 7-foot circle, 173
feet inches, was held by Matt Nc
Grath of New York. made at Mon
treal in 1907.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-07

The largest crowd of the season
turned out to see the Hickory Wonder
pitching for the 6.SS's down the In
vincibies. Autos, wagons and car
riages were in attendance, with the the
grand stand full of rooters. At $50
the ball went over the plate and Hlck-
ory Wonder Bendett was cinch ~, LOT
the Invincibles from the start. They
nounded out ten runs in the first two
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-07
crescsnts chaIIenae AII-Norwieh.

The Crescents-of Willimantic here
with challenge the All-Norwich base
ball nine for a series of games or
single contest The Thread City nine
ranks among the best amateur mines
playing the game in this section OF the
state An early reply throueh these
columns or sent to George Shepaum.
~ South Park street, Willimantic. CT.
win be appreciated and recognized i'm
mediatelv
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-07

Waterbury, Conn. June 6.-MeDon-
AIDS double with two out in the
eighth decided todays game in favor
of Waterbury against NORTHAMPTON 3
to 3. Catches by Mcdonald and swan
der and the fielding of Rodgers were
score. Ri e.
Waterbury 5000 90 20 20 3
Northton oil 0 0 0 2 0 0--3 3
Batteries: McPartlin and Mcdonald;
Plank and Bridges. time, two hours;
nm ire Sternberg
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-07
Butchers Foroot the Date.

Manager Larkies Mohican team had
a game scheduled for Sunday with
the Butchers. but only about half Of
the meat artists showed up. David
Bendett went against them for five
innings, by which time the score was
to 0, and the game was called of.
Special juggling features were fur
nished by Mantager Larkie in the out
field.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-07

Manager Stone starts new two
man handicap duckpin tournament at
the Rose alleys today, to run two
weeks, six teams to qualify for the
rolloff for a total of SIS in prizes.
First money is 81, second S. and third
| So.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-07
Central Village


Runs for Jewett City L'Heureux, Driscon 2 Geer
q Jarvis 2. Babcock Garland 2 for Central Village
IT. Culeh II. Culch. Mcfarland. Brown; hits. on
Mitchell In innings OF Martin in l. on
Garand in g. off Smith in 3; two base hits. Jar
WIS., three base hit. Geer; bases on balls of Garsnd
T. of Smith /. of Mitchell l. OF Martin /; hit by
pitcher L'Heureux; struck out. BY Garand 10. by
smith l. by Mitchell g. by Martin l; dauble plays.
C;arand to Geer n. Richie to Geer; wild pitches.
Garandh Mitchall; sacrifice hits, LaRock. Jarvis;
unpires Moren and Shea
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-07
PUTNAM FIRMS


D. F. X. McEvoy. 81 Main street.
Ladies'. Gents and Children's Hair
Dresser and practical wig maker.
Hair worker In all It's brancAeG Wiga
Tor sale and TO rent
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-07

Two new business wagons. also two
new dump carts, a secondhand top car
riage and a secondhand top phaetou.
Painting and repairing a speciality. Tel
ephone 572. Geo. W. Harris. bS4 West
Main ST
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-07
SUNDAY BASEBALL eAMEa


Cincinnati June 6.-Brooklyn lost two games 70
Cincinnati today. In the first game the locals got
lead Of FIVE runs In the initial inning but were UNI
able tn hit Scanion after thft Brooklyn seemed
out Bescher beat an infeld hit. stole second and
scored on a single. The winning run was scored in
the eleventh base on balls and Two singles.
collision in the second game He win be out OF the
same for several days. Scores:
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-07
COTTON

New York. June 5.-Cottop futures
closed barely steady. Closing bids:
June 1889 July 1890, August 1884,
September 1880, October 1915, Novem
Der 1918, December 1913, January
1913. March 1914. Spot CLOSED quiet;
middltng uplands. 1850; rhiddlhhs gulf,
Ills; no sales.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-07
CONTRA cTOR AND JoBBING


F. z. Beckwith. 80 West Main Street
OF ell kinds promptly attended ID.