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Ms. Fred Cotton of the "Palace Grocery," has installed, as a part of his fixtures, one of the finest and best ice boxes manufactured on the American market. The ice chest, or rather the ornamental bureau is a handsome piece of furniture with a large box for ice, and compartments for vegetables, butter and brick cheese, in fact a home, where the butter and the onion or the strawberry and the leek cannot mingle their llavors at will. It is quarter oak sawed and shines like a piano. Mr. Cotton's increasing trade and the neatness iu arrangement of goods and fixtures in his store all tell too plainly of his success.
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