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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-11-10
GRAFTON.

Grafton, w Va, November 81
NJ Boyles who was so dangerously IN
iured by being caught in an elevator
On Thursday, is now somewhat better
but IS not considered out of danger.
Senator d. w. Gall Of Washington
D. G. was in our city during the
week.
Miss Ida Fleming of Fairmont was
here AT the Warder-McGraw wedding.
Mrs. Mahon and daughter, Miss Vir-
ginia. who have been visiting IN WASH
ington. D. c., for the past three weeks
have returned.
Hon. John J. Davis OF ClarKsDurg
was here during the week.
Ex-Gov. A. B. Fleming attended the
Warder-McGraw wedding.
Attorney General Riley and wife of
Wheeling were among the numerous
people who attended the Warder-Mc-
Graw nuptials.
Miss Maggie ONeill, of Rivington'
Virginia, is the guest of her sister MIS-.
e. B. Miller. ~
DR.. :. J. Warder and wife and little
daughter Ida were the guests OF Judge
Dent this week.
Miss Marguerite Kenna, of Charles
ton. daughter Of the late Hon. John e.
Kenna. is visiting the Miss McGraw.
Paul Mccoy of the University at
tended the Warder-McGraw wedding.
Harry Curtain who has been in Mis-
souri, for some time past has returned.
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CLARKsBURG.

Clarksburg. ". Va, November y
ci1ce Hon Llovd Lowndes has been e.
ecred Governor of Maryland, and, IN
6eod some time before, many Of our
ci+i-ons here and elsewhere. have have
seen In our tOwnsman, Richard i.
I,owndes. gosd gubernatorial timber for
west Virginia. 1t is now an open Sc
crat that many Of his Republican friends
are outspoken on the subject and 1t is
nor more than likely he will be named
ms the standard bearer Of the Republ.-
can marty for Governor in the next cam
Daign. We are not a prophet, nor the
son of q prophet, but wait and see how
near we have hit the mark.Of course,
Mr. 1owndes himself Is not a candidate,
but. then, YOU know, il would not be
hard to persuade him that the future
hopes of his party and the dear people
demand a personal sacrifice on his part.
The corner stone of the new Baptist
Church in this city was laid on Friday,
the services taking place ct 8 o'clock.
A great many people witnessed the ex-
ecu.icn of an excellently arranged pro-
gramme. Thus has been completed the
I0uuQdLltl OF du tACtlltut NAtl Ous
DR.. A. r. Undertake, of ChattanoO-
90. has located inthis city for the prac-
tice Of dentistry.
Il pains us 20 announce the death of
Mrs. John L. Mccormick who died
Tuesday night. She was an estimable
woman. and her family has the SYM
patty Of this community IN their Der
eavement
Mr.. J " Owen. Of Buckhanon. who
had recently opened a barber shop in
the Traders Building, died Tuesday
night Of typhoid fever.
II Is now announced that work viii
be commenced Oh the short line railroad
from Clarksburg to the Ohio river.
Among visitors in Clarksburg We no.
.iced: DR.. and Mrs. J P. Warder, OF
Weston: Miss Meigs Jackson, of Park
ersburg; Lon H Kelly, Of Sutton; Hon
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FAIRMONT.

Fairmont, w. Va, November O.
Hon. W H. Ohley left for Charleston
this week having recovered from the
effects of the wreck at Tunnelton
A. J. COrrothers prominent citizen
of Cross Roads, W. va, was here
Thursday.
Mr.. J. J. Cole Of Baltimore, formerly
of the VI. r. r. r. force Of MonOngah,
was here on a visit this week
The University foot ball team accom-
panied by a large number of friends
passed through yesterday en- route to
Parkersburg where they play the Mar
ietta team to-day.
Mrs. Chas. Powell left Wednesday
on a visit to friends at Athens. Ohio.
Geo. Christlieb. with House & Her
mann. OF Wheeling, was here this week
on business.
A large party Of Grafton ladies were
here Wednesday evening and organized
q lodge Of the Degree of Rebecca.
They were handsomely entertained
while here.
Mt. J. W. Taylor CT the Register was
here on a business trip this week.
Fred Martin was at Clarksburg on
legal business Thursday.
Messrs. Frank Fleming and W. E.
Arnett left this week on an extended
business trip TO Alabama.
Mayor W. G. Wilson Of Elkins, W
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CAMERON.

Cameron, w. Va, November 9.-E.
w. Buerner & Bro. have moved their
store from the Kincaid building to the
rooms fitted up for them in the new
Masonic building. They are now In
the same spot that they occupied be-
fore The fire. but have a new room ana
q new line of goods.
Misses Lora and Ole Hicks were
shopping in Wheeling Friday.
Charles Duncan, Simon Baer's sons
travelling man, called to see his friends
and parents here Tuesday.
Mr.. William Fry left THURSDAY Tor
Braxton county to visit his daughter
Mrs. G.. II. Glendenning.
Miss Blanche Fry, Of Bridgeport, o..
is spending a few days here with her
brother. \. w. Fry.
err. L. F. Brohm, the soft drink n -
from FairmoIt, was here looking ai'er
his trade Thursday.
w. II. Call is working az the b. d u;
denot this week in stead of Mr.. Add
owens. who is off duty slightly indis-
posed ... %
1Toundsville, was here on legal business
Thursday
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WESTON.


Weston, W. Va, November ed.
Tunstul is recovering from his recent
illness.
Sprigg D. Camden left for Parkers-
burg Thursday.
Mrs. -. Hinkle and son, Edward, re-
turned from Baltimore this week.
DR. w. p. Crumbacker returned sun
day from a visit to his mother at An
trim. Ohio.
Attorney w. w. Brannon returned
from Virginia last week, where ne at
tended the funeral of his brother.
Mrs Mary EdmistOn returned Mon
day from q visit to friends at Clarks-
burg.
J. Hoffman Edwards a. bride re-
turned Monday from their wedding
journey.
Miss Mamie KOblegard entertained a
number OF her friends on Tuesday eve
ming at an Miss jenkins party. She
left for q two weeks visit to friends IN
New York City on Thursday.
i. Brnkman cOntemplates moving
from Weston. He is one OF Weston s
Oldest merchants
Robert L. Bland returned recently
from the Atlanta Exposition. He went
as the representative Of the Weston
Democrat.
Miss Gertrude Edwards gave a "hay
ride to fourteen of her friends on We'd
nesday night. which was a very pleas
emit AFFAIR, and thoroughly enjoyed by
an.
Hon. Louis Bennett attended Federal
Court at Parkersburg
.Irs VIII Scott of Pittsburg, is the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. p. X. Teter.
Lon II. Kelly. one of Sutton's popu-
lar and rising young attorneys, was N
Weston Thursday.
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CLARINGTON.

Darlington. O., November 9.-John
Demey of New Martinsville spent Sun
day here.
Mrs. Samuel Farrier of Allegheny
visited relatives and friends here this
week.
Mrs. Fields Of Duquesne, Pa, visited
her cousins, Misses Lib and Matte
Suffer here this week. She left Friday
to visit relatives at Wheeling.
Mrs. Rachael Rutter of Allegheny,
Pa, is visiting relatives and friends
here
Geo. McGrew of East Liverpool, O.,
was the guest OF his sister, Mrs. Geo.
C. Topp Tuesday.
Dr.. Gardener and wife Of East Liver
pool. O., spent this week here as the
guest Of their daughter, Mrs. Rev. J.
B. Marley.
The Jenney George started cut Fri
day morning in the Wheeling and Car
ington trade. This is the first boat for
some time.
Fred Roemer died at his home in
Darlington Of consumption Wednesday
morning at eleven o'clock after a long
illness. Ho leaves wife and two
small children and several brothers and.
sisters TO mourn his loss. The funeral
took place Friday afternoon from the
NJ. L. church under the auspices Of the
Jr o. Z. A. M. Of which order Mr.. Roe
mer was member.
James Johns a7d his sister Miss
Olive were brought home from Pitts
burg Thursday with typhoid fever
VIM. Cochran of near town is confin-
ed to his room with the remittent fever
G.. w. Hubacher Of Sardis was in
town Friday.
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NFW CUMBERLAND.

New Cumberland W. Va, Nov. o.
This town SIS becoming noted as q Gret-
ma Green. hardly q week passes with
ont from one TO two or three wedding
parties calling on the county clerk TO
get @ license TO we'd and then inquire
for some minister to complete the cere-
mCny by tying the knot.
After experimenting for some time
Gs 20 the best method of burning brick
at the big Clifton kiln, Mr. De Haven
Lance has succeeded I'm making first
class burns by the use Of gas, partly
supplied from an old gas well near by,
e.. by artificial gas manufactured a.
joining the kiln. The bricks are even
ly burned and have the clear hard ring,
with very few soft ones. This saves
much labor and cheaper fuel than us
ing coal
Judge Campbell appointed A. w.
Robertson prosecuting attorney TO fill
the UueXpired term made vacant by the
death OF the late W. j. Hun.
The grand jury reported the follow
inc indictments this term of court.
Ewart Cochran. felony; VIM. V. John
SON. misdemeanor; Mack Manufacture
ing Company. two misdemeanOrs,
Oliver Conn felony The Judge held
-W0 or three sessions during the week
ioe the transaction Of chancery bust
ness. The petit jurors are called to
meet on Monday the llth.
IL cost Hancock county $40 to hold
ON inquest over the remains of little
seven year old boy, who was killed by
the cars
The new bell for the Deciples church
arrived and is in position in the tower.
Tic has fine musical tone. The cOngre-
cation Is well pleased with 1t.
The works on this side are all run
ming and no talk yet Of any Of them
closing.
The town is little dry since the L.
S. Deputy Narshals came up and took
away the Hop tea man. Thus closing
one Of the industries of the place. 1t
seems TO be o question whether it is a
case Of over protection or lack OF it
possibly O little Of each.
The ferry boat Is laid up. A fiat is
being used FIN place of il.
IL rs limited that the COrbett-FitZ-
simmons fight might be pulled off at
Chester opposite East Liverpool, in this
county. A number of small fry battles
have occurred there without any at
tempt made to modest or make them
afraid.
The Fisher Oil Company are putting
down q well on the farm OF u. w.
Chambers. back of Cumberland, in the
north end of the Turkey foot field.
John Dixie an employee at the Black
Horse. and formerly of Martins Ferry
died Thursday evening leaving a widow
and one young daughter. He had brain
fever and was sick less than week.
Buried on Friday afternoon.
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TORONTO.

Toronto. o.. November 9.-Tbe
Phoenix Telephone Company the new
Jefferson county enterprise, has finish
ed their line from S,eubenville to To-
rCrto. coming from the county seat on
the West Virginia side. They viii al
SO extend the line 20 New Cumberland,
WeUgvlue and East Liverpool, and
possibly further On up the river. They
have secured fifty subscribers IN To-
r-rto on their five years contracts and
have forced the Bel, Company also to
reduce their prices One-haH The Bell
Companv has thirty subscribers here.
The well on the Edmins,on farm out
I'm Knox township, near New Somerset
was drilled into the second sand and
has prOven buster. Mccullough the
dr.Ier. viii probably sink other wells
on his leases.
Tbe Calumet Lodge I. o. o. F., have
bean sued ON notes to the amount Of
$4,000. and Ii IS altogether likely that
heir palatial hall viii be sold to salts
is the judgments.
The Forrest City Sewer Pipe works
have been closed down indefinitely,
throwing about seventy-fve employees
out of employment
Edward Francy, of the John Francy
Co. general dealers Of Toronto and
MISS Naude Mccoy. of Brazil, In
diana. we're married Thursday al the
home Of the brides parents in the lat
Ger CITY. They were given a serenade
and reception at the home Of Elmer
70. Francy. River avenue, Friday even
ing. The couple viii begin house
kcaping i'm Mr.. Francy's palatial new
home on lower River avenue.
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SARDIs

S9rdis. Ohio, November Mrs.
Wne Lydecker entertained her choir
off The ~. Il. church az her home on
llouad street Tuesday evening. There
was about eight couples present and The
evening was spent in social inter
courses.
Chas Nol Of Hannibal is among his
friends here again.
A. C. Vela- made @ business trip TO
Sis.ersviile Wednesday.
u. John Boice and wife Of Hannibal
were the guests Of friends and relatives
here Thursday
Miss Dora Nesb.tt was The guest Of
relatives at New Nartinsville Wednes-
DAY evening.
q. ~ Thompson was a. ST. Nary's
and way points on business Thursday.
Rev. C.. II. wilson and wife of Han
nibal. were calling on friends here
Thursday.
Miss Edna Srosnider Of WiHens.
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HANNIBAL.

Hannibal, O., November 9.-Miss
AIDA Cehrs visited Mr. and Mrs. John
Dopler, Of Proctor, w. Va, Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. viii Neuenschwander,
Of Sistersville, were in town Sunday af-
ternoOn, the guests Of Mrs. Susan Neu-
enschwander and family.
Mrs. Albert Voegtly returned home
Monday evening from Marietta, O.,
where she had been for two weeks Wis
iting her brother, J. R. Dunlap and fam
lily, of the St Cloud hotel.
DR.. and Mrs. =. p. Taught were
guests of relatives in the country last
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Maud Martin, of New Martins
Vile. was the guest of Miss Carrie
fisher. several days this week.
Prof. Fl. e. Sykes, of Marietta, O.,
was in town Tuesday evening, on bust
ness.
Rev. and Mrs. G. NJ. Wilson were at
Sardis, O., Thursday.
Miss Daisy Noll spent the past week
with relatives at Sistersville.
Earle Braunlich returned home
Thursday evening from up the Kama
wha river where he had been on a
pleasure trip.
W. c. Anshutz and Ernest fisher, of
this place, were in the wreck on the B.
& o. road near Elm Grove on last Sun
day. Both were slightly injured
Miss Fannie O'Neill returned to
Moundsville Monday after spending
several days here with her parents.
Miss Emma Braunlich was at New
Martinsville Thursday.
Or. J. NJ Boice, of Sistersville, has
been in town this week with his fam
lily.
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Ault and J. G.. Hose attended the Iun-
eraI which took place wednesday.
Mrs. Jessie Goodwin. Of Barton, is
visiting Mrs C.. =. HC-chkiss.
Mrs. S. n. Moore. of Keyser, was In
town Wednesday.
Mr. vs.. b. Owens and DR.. Z. T. Kali
baugh returned Thursday from Tow
son. where they were I'm attendance on
the Lukc-Owens wedding
Nr. Charles Bowers left Monday for
Baltimore TO attend his daughters we'd
ding which took place on wednesday.
Nr James Tibbetts. of Barton, was
here Wednesday.
One of the engines fau Off the blocks
in the B & o. shops here on Wednes-
day and ruined that engine and demol-
ished the cab OF a passenger engine
just ready 10 go ont
Hon. A. r. George. of SwantOn. spent
Monday here
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A Generons Child.

A few days ago I ran in 70 see a ~o VIZ,
conversational " n women who take life Sc
riously and wouldn't do an ,I unusual l
thing fer half our kingdom. While we
y were talking my friends little daugh-
te ~ = came INTO the room. She sided up
10 her mother
Mamma. M she said, may I 60 down
10 NAMES just minute?
The day was cloudy and the mother
denurred The little girl insisted.
y nave TO 20. mamma" she said.
why. dear? asked her mother.
The Tttle girl hesitated a moment
and then. 10 her ultra mothers peculiar
dismav. she chesrfully explained:
why" she said, Il lent Mamie my
chewing gum last night and l want il
myself now."-Washington Post
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ST. GAINESVILLE.
Atlantic CT

St. Clairsville, O., November O.
Miss Ina Tallman has returned home
after pleasant visit with Wellsourg
friends.
The Sutton oil we'll south of town is
expected in to-day.
Mr. D. E. Offult of Oakland, Md,
was in town Thursday on business.
Eber Vancuren and Claude Harrl-
son who are working at STasburg came
home Tuesday to vote.
The Harvey Turk sale Of farm pro-
perty east of town, was largely attend
ed Thursday. Everything sold well
and brought good prices
Judge Collins of Columbus attended
court here this week.
Marriage licenses issued since last
reported: William Beiswinger and
Jennie Wilkinson, William z. Whar-
ton and Anna E. Fowler, William y
Bucy and Almeda Wilson, William ii
Harris and Minnie Wright, Thomas ii
Wilk.n and Ona Campbell, Gustayu'
A. Miller and Anna r. Rigsby, Add
son W. Steele and Josephine c. Con
Marion VermilliOn and Clara Moore
Charles 0. Morgan and Ollie 3. Har'
| desty.
Rev. Chandler who is at the Flush
ing Hospital under treatment is i'm
proving in health.
Miss Maggie Anderson is in Phila-
| delphla completing her course as
trained nurse in one of the hospitals OF
thai city.
Judge briggs is not holding court
this week, his place is filled by Judgl
| Chambers of Cambridge.
John A. Beckett came down IRON
Columbus en- Tuesday 10 vote.
c. D. Darrah of Wash-Jeff. College
made his parents a short visit here the
first OF the week.
John A. Bond of Morristown was in
| town Wednesday.
J. w. Scott the brakeman on the b
/ & 0. train here was caught between
two cars and badly squeezed on Thurs
day.
The C.. L. & w. ran a special Thurs
day evening en- account Of Masonic
meeting.
W. 2. Goodrich and wife of Newport
Ohio. are registered at the Clarendon
! this week.
Mrs. Jas. Clark of Bridgeport was the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. j. i. Frint on
| Friday.
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Va. was circulating among lrlehuS
here several days this week.
Miss Wade of Morgantown was VlSi1-
ing friends here this week. O.
The Ladies Home Missionary So
cie-tv held a Thanksgiving service at
the Presbyterian church last evening:
Rev. Sam Small will be here all 81
revt week and hold a series Of meetings
The first meeting will be held Sunday
afternoon at 2:30 p. m. His chorister,
Prof Maxwell will organize a choir 10
aesist in the singing. Meetings viii be
held every evening during the week.
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THE PRESIDENTS BAS2

1t Got or His Hook, but Il ua. Sd.
landed Next Day and Finally E..
the Whitchousc.
Shepherdstown Register.
The Register last week made T.
the fact that President Cleveland
Sterling p. Morton, Secretary of .
culture, and Hon. Joseph IT. v
Commissioner Of Internal Reyeu
been in Shepherdstown on q
trip. The distinguished party
here Wednesday night, their car
side-tracked at Morgan's Grow.
Thursday morning DR.. a. S Ru0
who had made the arraneemau
the days fishing here. drove Ul .
presidential party to the Potion
three miles below town, whore rm
barked in boats at the foo Of. E.Ht
Island. President Clevelau M
rotary Morton were in one boat roa
by Mr.. VIII Reinhart: CommI
Miller and DR.. Reynolds were u mr.
or, in charge Of Mr.. Melvin Jones
Mr.. john Maddox escorted Mr.. Alvo
b. & D. Railroad Official. About an Dr.
after the fishermen got at work .r
ry drizzle began, which soon turned
to a steady rain 1t was mighty ul
portable, but the party was game
stuck to their sport They fish.l w.
about noon, when, after a good
hints from the others Mr.. Cleveland
luctantly agreed to give up for -
time. The President was charmed V.
the body of water in which they
and said he proposed to have Ho
try at the bass there when COM
were more favorable. The ~,
was half a dozen fish. The lsi
caught two, DR.. Reynolds goo u
Messrs. Morton and Miller one cl
When the party left the river H
were invited to the home of Mr i
Knott, where they warmed up o.
of q big fire and had a luncheC
they drove back 10 Shepherds
their car, which had been brOul
to the station. Here they We
upon by a number Of our people W
were cordially received. The pr
was most affable and agrecab.a
eral gentlemen said TO him They hn
to have a chance to vote io. ln
fourth time, but he intimated t
portunity would not be given
The car was attached 10 the train
left here at 8 o'clock in the al'.r
and the distinguished visitors
Washington safely the same
They were very well pleased with
visit and said they hoped 10 come
when the bass were biting more
and the weather was more aer.
Thursday while President t.
was fishing in front Of Knott
a deep hole he had q fierce strike
the fish escaped. He remarkc
had missed n big bass, he
Friday. DR.. Reynolds was fishing
exastly the same place whcu
a bass that weighed five an. N.
pounds. The Doctor recoe
prior claim Of the President To-
and determined 10 send 10 10 MN.
big bass was placed in Mr.. heinl
snring where he lived contented.
Sunday evening. Then he was
" hacked in water cress and Mr
II. Schoppert carried him to "
ton. After Commissioner Mill
Secretary Morton had proper.I
ed the fish he was delivered ''
dent Cleveland. still alive and
Tuesday. DR.. Reynolds receil.
tograph letter from the Pres.
Ing that he had received the
returning his thanks. He eXp
gret that the bass had not come
ION q day sooner-a sentimcn
Doctor reciprocated, for he
inqlv have relinquished the
catching so fine a fish 10 Tho Cd.
ident that has ever been in 5
town.
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A cAPEFrL NARRAT

Ethel-"Grandpa, please TO-
story again about the time
killed and eaten by the c.-
Grandpa-"Tou mean enc.
7 was killed by the cam.
They didn't eat me, for II i-,
would I be here TO tell ye,
You should always be careiHl
tails Ethel. if you want to ~
in this world. Judge
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NV NARTINsyILLE.


,-... ,r,~.trsviua w. Va. November
o. Forrest T.owtrar. student a- me
Scott, r--ivr-st-v. 80 W0rgau-0Wn, spent
.,.-',,..r. ',,.f-t o,re0ts Mr. and Irs.
Day p, ~ ro,,.b.r
r..-, ,-.r...--a WAS hostess Cd o
..---v NJ her vorre friends at her home.
... N--.-h strs.- rrt1Qr evening. The
..r,l,. v.,, 7,vsr .-m0rmen-arv 90 her
1850 ,ri.s Minnie Su-er. Cs
81 ,r.-....r ,~-,tv
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~ d. -,-,. $500 r-,0,jrs1- an man
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~ -> - +,.,-, ktIor-7 Thurs
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.,f.-..---, moro CHESTS of
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O., was the guest of friends here a few
days this week. ,--
f. w. Humphrey made business
"trip 10 New 0Iarunsyille Tuesday after
noon.
sam Braunlich of Hannibal was in
town Friday evening.
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Louis Bennett, of Weston; Paul NJ. Rob-
inson. Of West Union; Sprigg d. Cam
den, of Parkersburg; A. G. CHM, Oh
Buckhannon, and Camden Sommers' Oh
Atlantic City.
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PORTLAND STATION.

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GRATEFUL APPREcIaI

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to-day: have taken orders i9r u
worth Of goods.
Bill Collector-WhO are 'A.
Drummer-All 10 Sklnn..
pay.
BIZ Collector m
employment for me for
Thanks: don't know what
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