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Excerpt from The Golden Era, Vol. 35: A Monthly Magazine; August, 1886
Mr. J. L. Cahill, of 23 Sixth street, has recently added a large, new stock of paper, paints and complete assortment of everything in his line. He does kalsomining and painting in all its branches,. And gives thorough satisfaction. It is a pleasure to recommend him to the golden era readers His work, however, is his best advertisement, and it may be found in many of the leading homes of San Francisco. His terms are rea'sonable, in fact, cheaper than elsewhere in the city. He employs none but the most skillful and competent work men, and is in every way equipped for all kinds of work. Do not forget the place, 23 Sixth street, San Francisco.
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