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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1902-12-24
Waterloo.


w. 81. Swisher, of Gallipolis,
was business visltor in this vicin-
ity Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Quickle
are expecting to move to Pitts
burg after the holidays, and Mr.
and Mrs. V. o. Smith will go to
housekeeping in the house they
vacate.
Mrs. s. S. Buxton has returned
from two weeks visit with rela-
tives in Gallipolis.
1t is reported that..a serious cut.
ting affair occurred at Won Ba-
ker's, near Gunville Sunday even
ing, resulting in son of George
Baker being seriously out about
the head and face.
W. l.. Sines and family are talk.
ing of moving to Pittsburg soop.
Quite a number of visitors are
expected in this vicinity during
the holidays, CLEOPATRA
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Go to Parks for Xmas novelties
Virtue and Vice In Fiction.

Why do authors, and especially
the younger ones, 80 often select
subjects which would be unfit top
los for conversation Are there no
problems worth considering except
those which have to do with per-
sons who have sadly sinnedin their
YOUTH Have we not had "resur-
rections" and "redemptions" al
readyP plead for revival of pure
romance; for such books as will
make US better by presenting the
ideal side of life. There is, to be
sure, much in Shakespeare and
SCOTT, Thackeray and Dickens.
which, to say the least, is not deli
cate, but with them the whole book
seldom, if ever, revolves around
the indelicacy or the deliverance
from it which is seldom painted in
colors as attractive as the sin.
Men are made better by the sight
of virtue rather than by the Disco
ton of vice. What a perennial
charm surrounds Dickens Christ
mas Carroll" The very remem-
brance of it gladdens the heart and
makes US more hopeful for the fu-
ture of our race. 1t is a portrayal
of very humble human love. but
the picture of Tiny Tim ON the
back of his poor, weakened little
father will live and inspire when
most of the physiological q do not
say psye hological) studies in ouI
literature have had their day and
ceased to be.
If 1 am told that art must deal
with things as they are. 1 reply,
true, and authors and artists will,
no doubt, in spite of my protest,
continue to choose such subjects
as most appeal to them-thereby
revealing both their taste and
character.
Few of us need to be made to
see evil more wildly, but all of us
reqire reminding again that pure
love. happy homes, deathless de-
votion, are still to be found among
the common people, and may be
the glad possession of all who will
seek for them.
An artist may paint lizards,
spiders, snakes, but it is better to
paint flowers, birds. happy children
mountains. splendid louds and the
glory and beauty of the day.
An author with real power may
delineate the growth and fatal
fruit of illicit desire, but the most
enduring literary success still waits
for those who help to reproduce in
life the true, the beautiful and the
good.
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why Girls Dislike Houseworls

Why Girls Dislike Homework
New York World: The Win,
oonsin state labor bureau has beer
collecting reasons why girls prefe,
work in factories and stores &c
household service. Inquiries were
sent to 1859 persons. Among the
answers were these:
eff ladies would only give girls
better rooms. kinder treatment and
warmer beds and let them live in
dependently more girls would dc
homework"
II went into the factory because
l wished to be treated like human
being"
"The reason 1 won't do house.
work is because I will not be treat.
ed like half a slave and always a
nobody"
II love homework. but, like the
host of other girls, 1 refuse to do il
under present conditions"
"None of the girls 1 know would
do homework, because girl who
does it is always looked upon as q
kitchen drudge, always on duty
and seldom treated justly"
81 am treated better in the fac
tory in every way, and. besides,
am no longer obliged to entertain
in the kitchen or receive my friends
at the back door, since I can live
at home with my own people,"
There is no sign in any of these
replies of an insistence on the part
of servants that they be regarded as
members of the family. They de-
sire as little to intrude on other cir.
cles as they wish for intrusion up,
on their own. But they complain
justly when the fact of social dis.
tinctions is thrust upon them with
bald brutality. The Wisconsin
answers, which would probably be
good for any other state, suggest
that upon the untactful mistress
of the house lies large burden
of responsibility for "the servant
girl problem" as it is.
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Death of Mrs Barger.

DIR. J. w. Barger, of Beale, Ma
son Co, w. Va, buried his father
last Friday, and Sunday night his
estimable mother passed away
Typhoid fever was the cause Of
both deaths.
The doctors oldest son is also
seriously ill with the same disease
DIR. Barger and family will have
the sympathy of the community in
their great bereavement. To loose
father and mother within week
is indeed a sad blow.-Gallipolit
Bulletin.
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OUR LINE OF
HOLIDAY GOODS

Such as Dolls, Combs and
Brushe Sets, Cuff and Collar
Boxes, Albums, Work Boxes,
Toilet Cases, Manicure Sets,
Stationery, Pianos, Military
Brushes. Fancy Boxes and Or
naments, is the largest ever
shown IN Point Pleasant, and our
prices are lower than those quo
ted by other for goods of the
same quality.
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DiSsoLMtion .Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN firm known as j. Withers & Co.,
Gienwood, w. Va, has been dissolv-
ed by mutual agreement of the un-
dersigned. ]. II. Miller assumes all
Indebtedness and takes charge of all
outstanding accounts, and it is re-
quested that the accounts be paid to
Mr.. Miller at once.
J. wITHERS,
J. Il. MILLER.
Glenwood, W. Va. dec. "a, 'O2.
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stockholders NIeeting.

The regular annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Mountain State
Brick and Tile Works will be held at
the Company's Office in the Town of
Point Pleasant, West Virginia, Tues
day, January 18th, 1908, for the pur-
pose of electing Board of Directors
and for the transaction of any other
business as my lawfully come before
them. G. f. HESS, Sec'y.
dec. I7.2w.
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and Working Gloves. 2t
cents to Zoo.

and Working Gloves, 90
cents to 200.
Fancy Suspenders for holiday
gifts, put up in fancy boxes, SO
cents to $I.oo.
Shirts, full line of white,
fancy figures and stripes, so
cents to sligo.
Mems Underwear, plain and
fancy, cotton and wooden gar
ments, so cents to $3.50.
Hats, we can please you 90
cents to $500.
Shoes for Ladies, Men, Child
rem and Babies-all makes all
feathers, all prices, SO cents to
5000.
Slippers are sensible and use
full gifts. We have all styles
for Ladies and Gentlemen, Is
cents to $2.oo.
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The Churches.

There will be service at Chris
Church Christmas morning at II
o'clock. Everyone invited. The
following music will be rendered
by the choir at this service:
Hymn No. 60-"Angels From
the Realms of Glory"
yenite in E.-by 7. s. Dupuis
Gloria in D-by Mendelssohn
TIE Deum in C-by @. e Steph-
ems.
JubiIate in Fly Fred sohiIl-
fatroit Hymn No. -"onoe in
Royal David's City"
Kyrie in Ely E W. Read.
Hymn No. 319-"Thou Dids't
Leave Thy Throne and Thy King
ly Crown"
Rec. Hymn No. 59-"It Came
Upon the Midnight Clear"
Christmas eve at $50 O'Clock the
Sunday School Christmas celebra-
ton will take place. No regular
Wednesday service next week.
On Wednesday, Dec 31st, at
Christ Church, instead of the reg
ular week nights service there will
be service beginning promptly at
n:30 O'Clock and closing at 1915.
The first bell will ring at11 O'Clock
and the last at 11:15. ALI invited,
to this service.
A beautiful diamond ring is
highly appreciated Christmas
gift. Kisar has big stock, and
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DID YOU EVER
STOP TO THINK

OF the reason we are the larg-
est clothiers in this community?
There's no secret about it. Re
liable makes of the smartest and
best fitting clothes at the same
low prices for good clothes that
the inferior makes sell for.
Suits, 500 to 1900.
Overcoats, 500 to 16. 80.
Lounging Robes, 2.oS to
600.
Neckwear, our line is unequal
ed for style, beauty and quality.
Mufflers, Plain or Fancy Silk.
20 cents to LOO.
Mems Gloves, Kid Mocha
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Ladies cloaks, S4.9S to
$1,000.
Monte Carlo Goats, Black,
Castor, ranand Brown, So. so
to SIS 90.
Furs, 80 cents to $40.
Children's Eiderdown Goats,
90 cents up.
Waists, Wool, Silk, Velvet,
Fleeced Back Pique, 90 cents
to 5000.
Waistings, Corduroys. Me
tallic Velvet, FIannels and
Fleeced Back Goods, 25 cents
to $1.25.
Corsets, our corset depart
ment is complete. A large as
sortment of the new styles, 90
cents to $1.25.
Kid Gloves for Ladies and
Misses, all colors, 80 cents
to $1.5O.
Flaneleutte Gowns and Skirts,
large variety to select from, %
CENTS fo 80 90.
Blankets, wool and cotton,
90 cents to $40.
Comforts, full size, A I goods,
80 cents to $500.
Table Linens, unbleached,
so cents to $1.OO.
Table Linens, bleached, 80
cents to $1.25.
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Home made mince
meat and Davis own
make of Lard make
good pies. Tryit. Davis
& Sons.
School Bonds Sold.

The Huntington Board of Edu-
cation met Saturday evening and
owened bids for the sale of the
$25, 600 90 thirty year. four per cent
bonds, the money to be used in the
construction of the two new school
buildings in that city. The bonds
were sold to the West Virgins
School fund board at par. A mum.
Der of bids from distance were
received.
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A CORRECTION.

The meeting of the stockholders
of Point Pleasant National Bank
will be held in their Banking
House. on Tuesday. January 18th,
1903. instead of at the Phoenix
Hotel. as was published last week.
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Died.

Mrs. John Mohr, of Wyoma,
daughter of Mr.. j. l.. Thorn, died
Friday. Dec. IL, 1902. leaving a
husband and five children. She
was most estimabIe lady and her
death will be a source of regret to
many friends.
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The city of Philadelphia has in
it's treasury more than $4,000 be-
longing to persons who never call
ed for it when their bonds, regis
tered and non-registered, matured
and became pay .ble, or who left
uncollected coupons on their bonds
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River News.

Capt. W. E Roe of the steamer
Kanawha, says that it cost $3.50
more week to run his boat than
it did year ago, because of the
high price of provisions, labor and
fuel.
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StockhoIders NIeeting.

The regular annual meeting of the
Point Pleasant National Bank will be
held at their banking house in the
town of Point Pleasant, West Vir-
ginia, on Tuesday January 18th, 1903,
for the purpose of electing a Board of
Directors and the transaction of such
other business as may properly come
before them
JAS. CAPEHART, President.
dec. l7-4w.
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Robbed.

Mrs. Roy johnson, of Marietta,
was away from her home in that
city one night last week shopping,
when some sneak thief entered the
house and secured $50 in cash. No
clue.
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Use only Odell's Roach Powder
if you want to get rid of Reaches,
Ants and Water Bugs. 4S1, Dia-
mond atreet, Pittsburg, Pa.
Dec II, 2t-pd.
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Closing Out.

Q. F. Hess & Sons are now clos
ing out their stock of hardware at
cost, and will retire from the bust
ness. Our citizens oa1 secure
some rare bargains at this closing
out sale.
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You cannot command confidence
and respect by trampling upon the
rights and privileges of others.
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In Circuit Court at Huntington,
Mrs. Thems Canterbury has been
recently given damages in the sum
of $500 against the city for injuries
sustained by fall on a defective
sidewalk.
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Remember the Name of
the Old Bank Merchants
National Bank. Now Re
moved to the East side Of
Main street, below Phoenix
Hotel.
Discount Rate 6 Per Cent.
March n-tf.
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Hoyt the photographer, gusran-
tees all of his work to be equal 10
any. Try him. Go and see his
samples.
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A fine plate mirror about 5 feet
square. in the sideboard at MIR.
Dave Prices place cracked from
top to bottom lastlSaturday, oaus.
ing loss to Mr. Price of about $50
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The careless use of firecraokers
by children should not be tolerated,
1t is too dangerous pastime. to
say the least.
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1t is only the gormandizers who
need to fast. No doctor prescribes
fasting for the poor.
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All cannot be generals, or even
captains. The army is mest large.
ly made up of private soldiers.
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Miss Sallie Deem. who has been
matron of the Sheltering Arms
Hospital for the past year, died al
that place last Thursday morning
at Z O'Clock. Miss Deem was form.
erly of Point Pleasant, and was the
daughter of AID Deem. deceased
the we'll know hotel proprietor, and
her many friends will be sorry to
learn of her death.
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Argument seldom convines any
one against his inclination.
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Christmas
Shopping
Not Much Time
to Stop and Think
Days RELYING
aud so are the
Goods.

OFT repeated experiences
have taught US that those
who select early select best
Why wait? Why stop?
Why think? No risk;
never any risk buying here
and if you don't know what
to give-well, what canhelp
you better than seeing the
thousand and one things
here? We mention only
a few-Fur and Velvet
Jackets, Cloth Wraps for
ladies and children, Fur
Scarfs and Muffs, Wool
Blankets Rugs, Mackin-
toshes, Silk and Wool
Waists, Black Silks, Black
Dress Goods, Colored
Dress GOODS, L able Linen,
Napkins, Kid Gloves, Golf
Gloves, Umbrellas, Ladies
Ties, Chiffon Rufus for
neck, Hosiery, Handker-
chiefs, &c. also a big line
of Christmas Fixings on
on our Christmas table.
Christmas shopping is
easy if you go to Deardoeff
& Poore's, and go early.
/ DEARDORFf Z POORE,
GallipOlis, Chic.
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We carry a fine line of canned
and bottled goods.
j. F. BURDETT & Co.
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X. S NJ. RAILROAD.
EASTERN STANDARD TIME.
SOUTH BOUND

SOUTH BOUND.
No 6 departs daily observation-disclosures O6 a m
No 81 departs daily except Sunday. Is p m
No departs daily except Sunday =. IS p m
No departs daily between Charles
ton and Middleport. -..-..-....... 9 50 p m
NORTH BOUND.
MOL departs daily. ............-.......4 IS a m
No departs daily between Charles
ton and MiddiepOrt .-...-.--..... Q l6 a m
No departs daily Ecept sunday. - p M
No 81 departs daily except SUNDAY. 30 p IN
Nos and will run daily except Su day
between Charleston aud Columbus.
l. p. KUHN. Agent.
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An elegant line of neckwear and
fancy suspenders is being shown
by j. Friedman & Co.
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Candies. Candies, Candies at
j. f. BURDETT g. Co.'S

Make your daughter a Christ
mas present of one of our hand
ONE gold watches A. F. KIsAR.
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A fine line of jewelry of every
description, at Kisars.
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Neither speak we'll nor i'll of
Yourself. If we'll, men will not be-
lieve you; if ill, they will believe a
great deal more than you say.
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Cheese Sandwiches. Reception
Flakes and Faust Oyster Crackers
at s. A. O'RoARK's
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PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
What They are Doing and
WHITTIER They Go.

Mr.. George Mcdaniel has re-
signed his position as bar-keeper
at the European Hotel bar and has
accepted a similar position with
Mr.. John G.. Stortz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Keanrs of
this county, left Monday for Wis
tito their sons and daughters at
Anderson and Columbus. In
diana.
Messrs. 81. @. Turner. Jr.. and
cousin j. G.. Turner, of Mason
City, were visitors in town Monday.
Capt Samuel Roberts of Rob-
ertsburg was in town Saturday and
called at this office ard renewed
his subscription.
Misses Grace aud Elsie Lilly, of
Bluefield, attending Marshall COL
lege at Huntington, are here
spending the holidays with rela-
tives.
Mr.. Samuel Somerville, of Mag
gle, called at this office Saturday
and renewed his subscription to
the Weekly Register.
Mr.. l. A. McMillin last Satur-
day purchased Mr.. John Allinder's
property in Heights.
Mr.. John McCulloch, Jr.. return
ed Saturday from Alexandria. Vir-
ginia, where he has been attending
school.
Mrs. @. G. Selbe and Miss Lulu
Selbe spent Monday with friends
at Gallipolis.
Mr.. Ed. Wright employed in
Pittsburg, is spending the holidays
with his family at Heights.
Miss Margaret Morisrty is here
from Central City, to spend the
holidays with her parent.
Mr.. Lauren s. O'Roark, who is
on his way home to Point Pleas
ant from the Seminary at Buck
hannon, stopped off here to visit
Rev. and Mrs. s. j. Miller Thurs
day and Friday.-Parkersburg Sen
tinel, Saturday.
Messrs. William Steenbergen
and l.. E. Musgrave civil engineers
on the Deep Water Railroad in
Raleigh county, this state. are at
their homes in this county to spend
the holidays.
Misses Mamie Nease and Man.
ME Gabbert are at home in this
city, to spend the holidays with
their parents. They are attending
the Ohio University at Athens
Ohio.
Engineer Chss. Sargent of the
K. & NJ. was a visitor in town Sun
day.
Mr.. Howard Couch spent Sunday
in this city with friends.
Hon. Jas. B Menager went &c
Charleston Monday on professional
business.
Mrs. Mary Moo re- was here from
Middleport Monday, the guest of
the Misses Kimberling.
Misses Mabel aud Grace Glib
bons. teachers in the public
schools in Charleston, are here to
spend the holidays with friends.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs, Ernest
Sholtz, on Wand street, Monday
evening, ten pound boy.
Mr.. Willard Spencer came HON,
Monday ahead of his boat, the Ton
Reese, and went aboard her as sh
come up. Mr.. Spencer is secon'
mate on the Reese, while his broth
er Perry, is first mate.
We are sorry to announce tina
Mr., Aaron Barker, father of Mrs
VIM, Locke, is quite sick.
Miss Janet McCulloch entertain
ed the Sigma Delta Chi in opel
session Tuesday afternoon, and al
present report a most delightful
time.
Miss Willie Gum will go dowr
MERGERS Bottom today, to visi
relatives and friends for few days
Mr., and Mrs. Hawkins of Mari
etta, are here to spend the holiday
with their daughter Mrs. Harry
Burnside.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chase WHIT
are here visiting DIR. and Mrs. E
McElfresh will leave Thursday fo
the Flats to visit Mr.. and Mrs 10,
Windon.
Mrs. E. E. Somerville anc
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GO to j. Q. Stortz's Jewelry
Store for your Christmas presents
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Notice Tn Tressnaa.e-a

Notice To Tresspassers.
We, the undersigned names, do
hereby notify all persons not to hunt
trap, or IN any way tresspass upon
our lands in Olendenin and 'Hannan
districts, Mason county, W. Va.
Mrs. Nancy Mcneil,
Mrs. j. s. Hanly,
Sallie Caldwell,
w. II. Wallis,
Harry Prince Guard,
o. f: Stribling,
g. w. Wallis,
Joe. Brown,
John McCulloch,
Maria 8. McCulloch,
j. b. ShiveIey.
Nov. 1st-19O2.
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Napkins, so cents to
$3. 90 per dozen.
Umbrellas, a fine assortment
for the holidays, 50 cents to
5000
Skirts, Dress and Walking
Skirts, all colors, $I.SS to
$50.
Rugs. all kinds and sizes,
9S cents to 700.
Lace Curtains, a large assort-
ment, 90 cents to 300
per pair.
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Sour and sweet pickles, at ]. F.
Burdett & Co.
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He that has lost credit is dead to
the world.
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nIarried ro-nIorrow.

Mr.. Chss. A. Lewis who is en-
ployed at Homestead. Pa. and well
known in this city aud county. and
Miss Flora Ward. who formerly
resided in this city. will be married
in Gsilipolis, Ohio. tomorrow
Their many friends here extend to
them their best wishes.
Diamonds are the very highest
evidence of taste for personal
adornment and they possess. too.
the virtue of holding their value
for sale by the purchaser should
he desire to part with his choice
jewels The best selected stock is
carried by Claude NJ. Wall, the
leading Jeweler of Gallipolis, one
door below the Gallipolis Theatre.
Mr.. Wall also carries the largest
and most tasty stock of watches,
rings, cut glass, art pottery and
general jewelers. novelties. We'd
ding guests will be especially
pleased in their range of selection.
A large Holiday trade is anticipa-
ted, so come early.-Gallipolis
,Tournal
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Il. FvRIEDMAN 80 co.
- Powerful |[t.m Influences TI.sa st. That 49,


deciding
People
the largest Popular
this n lumeo fbuines here.
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Home made mince
meat only loo. per Id.
at Davis & Sons.
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A beautiful diamond ring is a
highly appreciated Christmas
gift. Kisar has a big stock, and
prices are the lowest.