. Essex county, , illustrated . WHEN, in July 1S95, Messrs. Burke and Beyer, the young men whose1. E. 13URKK. portraits appear on this page, assumed the ownership and manage-ment of To7i/n Talk, the paper was rounding out the sixth year of itsexistence. At that time the publication was issued from No. 251 Marketstreet and was printed by William A. Baker, at considerable cost perweek, to its new proprietors. Less than eighteen months after securingcontrol of Town Talk, the present owners made a new home for thebright and sparkling weekly at No. 249 Market street, from which addressit is now
. Essex county, , illustrated . WHEN, in July 1S95, Messrs. Burke and Beyer, the young men whose1. E. 13URKK. portraits appear on this page, assumed the ownership and manage-ment of To7i/n Talk, the paper was rounding out the sixth year of itsexistence. At that time the publication was issued from No. 251 Marketstreet and was printed by William A. Baker, at considerable cost perweek, to its new proprietors. Less than eighteen months after securingcontrol of Town Talk, the present owners made a new home for thebright and sparkling weekly at No. 249 Market street, from which addressit is now issued. The plant is thoroughly equipped for job large and carefully selected stock of type, without doubt the finestassortment of any house in the State, which was essential to meet theartistic and diversified requirements of the advertising pages and otherdepartments of the paper, and such other paraphernalia and fixtures indis-pensable to the office of a publication, conducted on the modern andstrictly up-to-date ideas that characterize Town Talk, were in shapewhen the publishers in
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