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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-27
Body of Business Men.
bedford Index.)

The state convention was evidently n
body Of practical business men. come to-
gether for business purposes and not for
eagle spread oratory. Many OF the speak
srs were admonished 10 ''cut II short
(. and get 10 work. among them men who
have often heretofore received a patient
ana cordial hearing without time limit.
The change IN this respect Is indicative
OF new order OF things. when the arts
OF the orator no longer suffice 20 blind
or confuse the popular reason or to delay
the execution of the popular VIII. With.
IN the space OF about sixteen hours, the
Convention met chose its officers. APP
pointed its various committees. made It's
nominations. announced It's platform, and
despite dilatory motions and more or less
oratioricai waste steam, completed It's Ia
bors and adjourned. IL has set an ex-
ample OF promptness and good sense 10 be
Followed BY political conventions forever
hereafter. The character Of les work was
no LEES excsllsnt than tbs manner Of It's
exeoption.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-27
Intelligent Democrats.
Uynchburg Advance)

il4ynCnDuTs AuNdHttD
ANYBODY that expected disaiection or
serious dissatisfaction 20 follow the action
of the Virginia Democratic convention IA
doomed 10 disappointment.
The convention was. in every respect
an admirable political assembly. 1t was
the largest convention that eyer assem-
bled in Virginia 1t was composed OF
earnest. patriotic. intelligent Democrats
who met for serious purpose. ana VINO
went about their work in business-hKe
way.
When the vote was taken and result
announced everybody accepted the decl-
sion ns f,nal The unsuccessful asplrants
Tyler and Buford. like true Democrats as
they are came forward, and In manly
words. gave in their adhesion and pledged
their support 10 the convention nominees.
1t Is natural that the warm personal
friends of Tyler and Buford should feel
some little soreness in the first moments
OF defeat but. initiating the example or
their splendid leaders. they fell into line
In good faith and in good humor. and
already the Democratic party Is present
ing a solid front 20 It's foes.
Colonel O'Ferral IS universally ae-
knowledscd TO be an experienced and bril-
liant caInpaigner. When he goes In "a
Fight II is with his whole heart. Ills time
his talents, his splendid oratory, ana all
hts magnetic personal influence are freely
employed in the service OF his cause. As
soon as he can be released from his
pressing duties In Congress he will buckle
on hrs aTmor and his inspiring voice will
be heard from the mountains 10 the sea
cheering and animattng the hosts Of
Democratic voters. He will be ably sec
onded by r. G. Kent. who was nominated
by reclamation. and whose name Will add
strength to the ticket. because IL IS every
where known that Kent Is the friend OF
the people and a worthy representative
OF the agricultural interests
The name OF r. Taylor Scott is also an
element Of strength 10 our ticket. For
four years he has filled the Office for
which he was renominated. and his OFF,
cial conduct has not eyenNbeen subjected
20 hostile criticism. His nomination Is
lust compliment for services faithfully
rendered. and his election will Insure the
Continuance OF faithful service In that
high office.
Taking the ticket as a whole no stronger
combination OF talent. worth and pop
uiarity could have been made, and Il is
confidently predicted that the people will
ratify at the polls the action of the Rich
mond convention. and elect O'Ferrau.
Kent and Scott by majority not less
tnan that accorded last year 10 Cleve-
land and Stevenson
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-27
Silks. Silks. C1b2

unusual Values IN FIRE r.... ST..
Handsome Black Satin :, ...N
line of artistic design . t "a
imported to sell a, 81 '--
Novelty Trimming -1 Co..
Silks, at $50, 500. 81 AZ
Two Specials IN B.k
extra weight aud yeTs .el
and Sr2S a yard.
Black and Colorcl psry .-. ..
soc. yard, equal SO tr.-. y...'.,@-
Black SatinS-scc t~ s-.l.
selling at SOC, 6oc, IS. .rtt .... ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-27
Levy & Davis
NEW ARRIVALS IN
Worsted Dress Cood,
FOR EARLY FALL WEAR.

One case all wool fancver...,,
ings aud Cheviots, the mos. ''',l'i,,
material on the markc, v..- '-'M
only soc. yard. .-,.' q
Elegant iIoPsackings g., -,-t, -..
at S5c. worth sL2S. and Al 4, p
SLS5. '' F--'t
Double twilled extra ra.,.
Serges, warranted al pe-. ~ -
yard, the same cannot hc...... t't
Broadcloth finish. a. aa,. ..
seeded effects, at goo. avail 'h
All Wool Cheviot. gres NM. La.
ture, ~ yards wide. d, ST.. . ~.
Extra Fine Novelty S.-. r
Finish, at 2sc. a ylI. "a
Plaid Suitings dark and '......,
special price, 10 t5c.ayu. u
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-27
LACE CURTAINS

We with pride aad 81
ton TO the variety 500. ..4
of Lace Curtains We Oh.
Nottingham Lace CU-'.
from -s.. g.. !
Irish Point Curtain,
from { s,t
Swiss Tambour Curtain.
from 5000. Z
Swiss Muslin Curtain
fsom & s.o!
Marie Antoinette Cutr-
from FOO. tr'.
Casaban Curtains,
FROM f-.srt.t '4
Rufiled Dotted Muslin Cr...
from { s.i's 'l q.
Antique aud Cluny Ls,e ,.-'-
tom !l.o,, :
Handsome Brussel, Lac >.'t''
from s. 7p,u 8 ,t
Muslin Sash Curts.ns.
from E.. 's l.t ''-
Swiss Tambour Sash Curtains
from (
Irish Point Sash Cutu~,.
from !lr.H Fl
Chenille Curtains,
from IS. : '
A few odd PAIR Curtain
three pair Of a kind, ssh
ont very low.
An elegant line OF ST. ."
in stock. Also Six aal Wool
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-27
The BOSTON'S
GREAT HALF-PRICE SALE.

The particulars of this GIGANTIC SALE published by Us for
The past three weeks created Profound Sensation and lnducel
hundreds upon hundreds and BUY noteworthy
feature of the the sight OF scores OF business
Professional Men linen who have never been known 10 "''0
this kindly elbow their through the Crowd' Try Oh
the Garments and invariably wind up by saying: 0
MONEY, WRAP UP."
We expec the and enthusiasm to reach their heght IT,
MORROW Don't let the lead you to believe tha neS'
d ~ INIT ordinary merchandise nothing could be further from
the TRUTH
We're not looking profit glance at OUR PRICES Will TELL
WE WANT ROOM and SMALL STOCK Everything in tn
House at HALF PRICE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-27
WASH GOODS

All remnants Wash Dr. ..
middle counter, Sc.ay..
Regular $ g. Pr,u', D..
Good los Apron G'.-
Good I2tic. Dre-s D..
Coed - &c. Lawn e.R
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-27
CORNER SECOND And BROAD

Every piece Of l2ic. Summer Goods re-
duced to Ole.
zoe. Wool Challies l2.c. per yard.
Best SOC. French Challes 35c dark and
light ground.
75c. Stripe Wash Silks reduced to SIZE.
43c. Percale Shirt Waists reduced to 2jc.
Androscoggin Bleached Cotton &c.
5Opcs. ofnew Black Ground Saline l2ic.
10 French Woven Corsets, sizes 20 to
80, reduced TO 25c.
Odds and ends in Corsets that sold for
Sl.OO and Sl2j, now SOC.
lO-4 All Wool Blankets, real value $500,
now only $50.
We are now displaying the newest de-
signs in Carpets and Rugs, estimates fur
nished).
Gents Negligee Shirts-regular price
S1.25 and $l.75-now only 95c.
We will have on sale Monday great
many new Fall Dress Goods.
Ladies' Fast Black Hose, Plain or Rich
elieu Ribbed, 12!c pair.
Gents Fast Black Socks only l0c. pair.
every pair guaranteed stainless.
Excellent Pants Goods for Men and
Boys wear, 25c. per yard.
Bargains this week in White, Red,
Grey and Blue Flannels.
Children's Black Ribbed Hose, sizes !
to 81, only lOc. pair regular price l5c.
Ladies' Bingham House Dresses, regu-
lar price Sl.75-now Sl.25.
Odds and ends in Childrens Caps at a
sacrifice.
Ladies' Ribbed Vests l21c.-regular
price zoe.
Don't fail to visit our Carpet Depart
ment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-27
VELNETS

Velvets to match DE N.s p. r.-
Goods-see the grades v. ..r ~,
sI.7S and sLsoa yard.
Black Velvet az !ro3H.-' t..- ..i
at g. so worth tao.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-27
AT 10c. A TAoD.

French Ciughams re'H.''
French Mulis worth ;..aI..
French Jaconet worth .t.
Half Wool Challie. reduce. r..
White Lawn worth i1 H...
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-27

NEW LOIS OF DRESS GOODS.
Intended for later sales. receiving daily To
be converted into Cash. Our Customers
are advsntaged by these Offerings as they
will admit the moment they lay eyes and
fingers on them.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-27
AT 15c. A YARD.

Dotted Mulls, reduced .m-
French Baliste, reduced .- ...
Colored Cotton DGck. te....
Silk Striped bingham. t....sl
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-27
Sixth and Broad SITS.
"STAND STILL"
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
You will need NO CASH to take advan-
tace of the SPECIAL RI rs OF the
BLANKETS, CARPETS and CURTAINS,
as NE WI L TAKE SCRIPT in payment
Of your purchase or hold the. goods You
select until such time as you should want
ham hy a mere payment of ten per cent. on
The amount you purchase.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-27
Miller<1Rhoads,
Broad Street, bet. 9th and 9Th, Richmond.
We give--

Ourselves credit for square dealing principles
the fruits of which daily gathering Dull times,
never prevail where the very lowest possible prices are given
on everything everybody and further understandable
do not approve of bear in mind we
prove altogether by its price Isn't this plain enough
If you want know the exact definition OF the word
"6a,gan," call tomorrow, between A. NJ. and F. NJ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-27

WHIP CORD MOVE SERGEs. IS inches
wide all FALL COLOkS. trice2 Q. hysrd
ipatsnd of 89c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-27

NEW DARK FALL GIsGHAMS, price
GO. O ward instead Of l0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-27
LINENS.

To keep pace with other -1.. . ..-.
going to let ont some -.---' %
ingly low prices. ~...1
4 patterns o. inch Scotch '-
ask, regular price 75c- .. 9
as dozen Hemstitch Aa.A
r9x IS, regular = grade. "a
Three specially CHEAP
Towels, s2.oo, s2.so and 81
Fancy Eleven Qa4r.c. VI
f,.so quality 70! 81. 3
Red and Blue Cheok -..s-
IsxI5, 4oc. a dozen, ". .aj
Bleached Damask l...'
75c. quality for soc. a''.- -
IS See the basket Of ,o.s-
Towels. Both fine AID .-'.'
in il. b., 2
destructable Scrub C.o,a
Cotton Huek Towels. ,., .
Extra Good Cotton A--N
a dozen. ~
Hemstitch Linen Sher.'
sI.os each, worth s 50
Stamped Art scars i9l ~.
Stamped AIT Scars t'N
Stamped Linen sPlls1'.'.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-27

NEW DARK FALL OUTINGS, price
$40, yard instead of &c,
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[mh 3-w1y,nr-mh 5-su1y,nr]
MEETINGS.-FOurth Monday.

MEETINGS.-FOurth Monday.
STRICT OBSERVANCE LODGE OF xAsoSS.
MUSFORD LODGE, T0NT1.
RESCUE LODGE, GOOD TEMPLARs.
wksTEND LODGE, GOOD TEhPLARS
MYRTLE LODGE, GOOD TENPLARs
CHARITY LODGE, GOOD TEAPLARs.
MGILL CATHOLIC UNION.
GRANITE, LEGION or THE RED cR0ss.
COMPANY ~" FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT
AURORA COUNCIL, AMERICAN hBCHANICA
LIE COUNCIL. AMERICAN MECHANICS.
PATRICK HENRY COUNCIL, AMERICAN MECHANICS
ISDtANoLA TRIBE, RED MEN.
GRAY EAGLE TRIBE. RED MEN,
ANSowAN TRIBE, RED MEN.
SYRACUSE LODGE, KNIGHTS or PYTHIAs.
OLD DOMINION LODGE, KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
RICHMOND LODGE, 0DD-FELLowS-
CARPENTERS AND JOISBRs' UNION.
KINGS COUNCIL, ORDER OF CASA.
WoNANs CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-27
10 MORE OF THE SATCHE Il
BARGAINS
Nrw IOTG m DRESS GOODS.

l4-inch Long Genuine Tan eather Win
Leather Lining. good Locks an 4 Keys,
Price sl.25 instead of s2.50,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-27
s4.97 A PAIR

Is our price for f."
Eleven Quarter, Fan,r ,.-
Wool Blankets. a good
Our Blanket Stool ".- ".-
inspection.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-27
Csc
&c.

Is our price for 4 % .a-A l.--- o
Umbrella.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-27
10c. A YARD

Is the price we are c,os.r- .t
French Bingham, wo,,.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-08-27

BUYS the best IS inch l.-
Black Silk Gloria Cu.-e..i. -'--''.
al fI.2S.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-13

Tho exhibition given by the members
of tho Roanoke Athletic Club at tho
Acade my OF Music last night was de-
cidcd success. Tho audience was small,
but those present wcro treated to an OK
cellent exhibition of gymnastic work
To Professor John Armstrong. the in
sti uctor OF tho club much credit is due
for tho splendid showing his pupils
made Ths musical part OF the pro-
grammo was very entertaining also
la fact the entire performance
was most creditable, and the club
can we'll feel proud of it's maiden effort
Tho entertainment opened with an
Indian club drill, under the leade rship
of Professor Armstrong. Tho precision
with which the different movements
we're executed won rounds of applause
Professor Armstrong; hand balancing
on chairs, table and bottles was O very
clever pieco OF work. Messrs. Mynich,
Armstrong and Malone gave an exhibit
ton OF high kicking that would have
dono credit to much older athletes.
Mynich's high l. king with both feet
was especially coed.
Professor w. Donald Johnson treated
the audience to piano solo which re-
ceivcd deserved encore. The instru-
ment used was a Sohmer. kindly loaned
by the Ilobbie Music Company. The
next feature on the programme was one
OF The bost Of the evening. This was
the tumbling by the three Armstrong
brothers an;; j. T.. Butler. This quar-
,ettc OF athletes are competent 20 travel
in high class, and their performance
last night WAS equal to any ever seen in
Roanoke. The vaulting horse exercises
and the horizontal bar work was first
class aud elected mprited applause
Prof. i & Lnary rendered "Oid
Madrid in Il charming manner. The
exercises on the parallel bars made q
hit. Mynick's work caught the audi.
once AMI he was applaudcd repeatedly.
fl. Brooks and Armstrong also did good
work. The next musical number on
tho programme was a ciarionet solo by
Charles stiles, which was rendered in
Charlio's usual excellent manner.
One OF the most into resting events
was the pyramids formed by the mem.
bers OF the club. The wrestling be.
tween Eagan and Wimbish was an in
tcresting event and was greatly en-.
joYcd by tho audience. Both men won
fall. The running high jump between
Elgan and Mynich as tie, both mon
jumping feot IL inches a bit OF
comedy was introduced by S.ickley and
Malone, who created lots of fun by
their sparring match. Tho entertain
mcnt closed with "Pastimcs in GYM.
nasium
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-13
BLAINE WORSE.
He Again Suffers Severe Re-
lapse.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.-Ihdications
this evening are that Mr.. Blaine's con-
dition has taken another unfavora BILE
turn. At 6:25 messengers were hastily
dispatched for both Drs. Johnston and
Hyatt, Mr.. Blaine's attending physl-
clans. Young James G.. Blaine was also
quickly summoned. DR.. Johnston re =
NAMED twenty minutes. but Dr. Hyatt
did not leave the house at ALL The
physicians are as usual non committal.
1890 q. m.-The guarded utterances
OF Blaine's doctors tonight are con.
strued to mean that their patient is
much worse than they care to acknow
ledge, and the frequency and length of
their visits constitute another reason
for concluding that Blaine's illness has
been considerably aggravated sincs
morning. He is described as being
weakAr. There arc said to be "compli.
cations" from which the patient has
not recovered except at d loss of
strength, and there is an air about the
house which indicates considerable
anxiety.
Two physicians have spent greater
part OF their time in the house since
$50, and one will undoubtedly remain
all nirht
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-13
ROANOKE VA. FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY 49, 1898

chamber by the rain aisle, followed by
the squad of CsPitol police bearing the
casket. Then the guests OF the Senate
left the chamber in She reverse order OF
their arrival, ano tEr crowded galleries
gradually emptied.
The whole arrangements had been
carried out admirably and without a
single hitch. Tho Senate then ad
journed at ESQ till tomorrow at noon.
The body of the dead Seuatcr was
taken from the east front Of the Senate
chamber, deposited in the hearse and
carried to the Baltimore and Ohio sta.
ton, preceded by the Congressional
committee and the committee appointed
by the legislature OF West Virginia,
which had out of respect to the mem
DRY of its Senator, adjourned until after
the funeral. Members of tho family
did not go the station but repaired at
once to the family residence. Owing
to illness. Senator Squire was not one
OF the cmwitsee, and his place was
filled by Senator Dolph. The body was
placed in the baggage car of q special
train where it remained until the de.
parture of the funeral party tonight
The Oh sapeake and Ohio train. which
VIII convey the remains of the lato
Senator to Charleston, w. Va. for inter.
noho' 10 sCuSuuIeQ TO leaVe THIS city be-
tween ii and 1870 to night. 1t will
either proceed or follow the regular
train from New York, and will consist
OF three Pullman sleepers and com.
oination baggage and smoking car. Tho
train will be in charge of Sergeant.at-
arms Valentine, OF tho Senate. The
understanding that the Sergean;.at.
arms has tonight is tnat the funeral
will not take place until Saturday, the
intention being to have the body lie in
state In Charleston until that time
In the. House this morning o resolu.
ton was adopted that at 12:45 the House
attend as body the funeral ceremonies
to DO conducted in tho Senate cham Der
over the remains OF tho late Senator
John f. Kenna, of West Virginia. In
the morning hour tho House resumed
consideration OF the bill to promote the
efficiency OF militia. No action was
taken, and at l2:i5 tho House in a body.
preceded by the Speaker and sergeant.
alarms, proceeded TO tho Senate cham
Der. Immediately on returning TO its
own chamber after attending the funeral
services the House rs a furthcr mark of
respect to tho memory OF the deceased,
at 1880 adjourned.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-13
A Trensnr, Account wrong.

WASHINGTON, Jan. l2.-United States
Treasurer Nebeker has reported to Sec
retarY Foster that the account OF tho
legal tender notes of the denomination
OF five hundred dollars, series Of 1874,
shows. az IL stands, an excess OF s54 600
redeemed over the issue-S2 400, 600 in
all.
When tho Treasurer's attention was
hrst called to tho condition of tho &C.
count he caused an examination OF it to
DO made to discover. il possible, what
was wrong. but nothing has been found
to throw any light on tho subject. His
investigation has convinced him that
there has been nothing like an over
issue or tho redemption Of countcrfeits,
or anything else that would have caused
loss to tho government He is
strongly OF tho opinion that tho mis-
take is one OF assortment and detail
OF book excepting.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-13
mt ERCHANT'S CAFE.
III JEFEERsUN STREET.
HOMESTEAD MEN ON trial.

Thoy Are Charged With Poisoning Nom
Union Workmcn Last August.
pIrTsBuRG, Pa, Jan. l2.-Thc trial of
Hugh Dempsey. dis Jrict master work
man OF tho Knights of Labor, j. Nj.
Davidson and Robert Beatty, charged
with p,ist ming non.union workmen in
the Hone stead steel mill during last
August, u gan here to-day in crowded
court room Beatty is accused OF hay
ing arranged with Davidson and other
cooks "a; the mill 10 administer poison
which il is alleged Dempsey furnish he'd.
The serious charg" OF having procured
and distributed moocy used IN further
ance Of the scheme is also put upon
Dempsey
Tho case grew cut Of numerous and
suspicious cases Of Illness among the
workmen in the Homestead mill. At
first those stric ru stow; d al iho symp
tom OF ,yploid 'rv-r, and wc.o treated
by the physician a." thAt disease. But
after III" fest iw days tke typhoid
charac' tics dlaapp' Ard, ana the
doctor, wcrc un@n;" TO diagnUso the
cases cther than Poisoning from i'm.
pure ir.ak!ng water Tnu Carnegie
Steel Company WIS rot satisfied o;lth
the explanation thiAt tho epidemic
among the wor: iI,-n as causst by i.u-
pure drinking water, mi suspected
something VIZ ny some" uOro. They
put their detectives 49, work 10 LIT he
matter To the bottom.
Tho result. Of The detectives work
was the arrest Of Robert }. Beatty 1T
Louisville on Decernber 10. on var.
rant charging him with completely in
the poisoning OF the men in the Homo
stead mill. He was brought back to
Piatsburg and given i hearing, at which
j. M. Davidson, one of the former cooks
in the mill, testified, contrasting his own
connection with tho alleged conspiracy
and duplicating Beatty and Deu psoy.
The arrest OF Davidson and Dempsey
quickly followed and to.day's trial is
the result
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-13
University Notes.

LEXINGTON, Jan. 2.-(SpeciaD-
meeting Of the law class, Hubert
Fitzpatrick. of Mississippi. was chosen
orator OF the law class, the grafton to
BIO delivered on a dav set apart by the fac
ulty during the final exercises. In
selecting man for this place know of
no more deserving than Mr.. Fitzpatrick
and it seems tho majority of the class
are OF the same opinion.
Waltor Edward Harris. Of Virginia,
was chosen poet f. NJ. jackson, Of Mis-
souri,, prophet; Mr. Kflly, OF West Vir.
ginia, historian; Mr.. Fishburne. of Vir-
ginia, marshal.
Professor Tucker says he has the best
senior law class he has had for twenty
years Mr.. Tucker left to-day for New
York, where be goes to address prom
inent club OF that city.
1t has turned great deal warmer
here today. the snow and ice are melt.
ing fast. We are glad to see it and the
Change is welcomed by all.
Sleigh riding has been all tho go for
some time, but nov the lovers of that
sport will have 10 put up with wet side
axis