Milton Warehouse.
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VUNhe Milton house having been thoroughly
Il paired, is now open for the reception of Tobacco
and other produce. Henry Rose and Ellis G. Bowler
have been appointed and qualified Inspectors at thi.
Ware house, and will be at all times ready to attend 10
the duties of their appointment.
Mr. Bowler or his son. who will reside the prem
ses will attend the receiving and forwarding Of pro-
duce and Goods sent to my =.


o. The charges are reduced unusually low. For
Storage Tobacco Is cent per hhd Other articles in
proportion.


NJ. PALMER, Proprietor:
Milton, April 4, 1916. - -.rs 645-st