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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-06-03
Dynamite VS.. Boys.

One day last week Homer Light
ar who drives the bread wagon for
Patterson's bakery found q dyna-
mite cartridge at the bakery which
had been left by some telephone
men who had been boarding at the
house, and'he in company with a
son of Alf Gardner, sought its con-
tents. Striking the obi ct with a
hammer a terrific explosion took
place. and as result, Lighter has
several bad outs on his face and
the Gardner boy received several
painful wounds on his leg. Luck
lily for both that they were not se-
riousIy injured or probably killed.
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THE ANGEL OF DEATH
Takes From Our Midst a Prom
isIng Young Man.

Takes From Our Midst a Prom.
isIng Young Man.
1t is with the deepest sorrow fo1
ourselves. as well as untold SORROW
to the loving father and mother
that it is our duty to announce the
death of Mr.. Herman Snyder, only
SON of Mr.. and Mrs. David S. Sny-
der which occurred at st. Joseph
Hospital in Petersburg on Thurs
day night at 11:45 p. M, May 2S,
1903.
About six weeks ago he was
stricken with appendicitis and was
at once removed to a hospital in
Parkersburg, where several opera
tions were performed, and for sever
al days he rapidly gained in
strength and his parents who spent
most of their time at his bedside
became encouraged and were con-
fident of his ultimate recovery.
Nature. together with the disease
pierced the fond hope of this faith
or and mother. and on the above
date this loving and obedient son
answered his makers call.
Herman Snyder, as we all knew
him, was young man 20 years, 5
months and s days of age.
He was associated with his
father in this city in the
grocery business. and possessing as
he did, splendid education. bust
ness ability second to none, bid
fair to become one OF Point Pleas
ants most prosperous and infiuen-
tial business men, ever possessing
that which was for the welfare and
upbuilding of his homeland fellow
men. He was honest and indus
trious in all transactions, and where
an error occurred, no one was more
willing or anxious to correct it than
he.
The sorrcwing parents and other
relatives mourn not alone, and may
God in His infinite mercy, who
maketh and doeth all things we'll,
comfort this sorrowing father and
mother.
Funeral services were conducted
by Rev. g. w. Kepler at his par.
ents home on Sunday afternoon at
200 O'Clock, assisted by Rev. S. j.
Miller, of Parkersburg, former pas
tor of Trinity M. E. Church this
CITY.
All that is mortal of young
man who will be sadly missed and
whose vacancy will be difficult to
fill, was laid to it's last resting place
in Lone Oak Cemetery.
A large number of sorrowing
friends assembled at the funeral
service. thus evidencing the high
esteem in which the deceased was
held.
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The town was gala decorated
last Saturday, May 80, Decoration
Day. Flo ers were strewn on the
graves of the Union, as we'll as the
Confederate soldiers and all friends
of the living were remembered by
the young as we'll as the old; flow
ers in profnsion being placed upon
their last resting place.
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To thePen.

( To the Pen.
Sheriff Jarrett, of Kanawha,
county. With several guards left
last week for Moundsville with the
following prisoners who will be in.
generated in the state penitenita.
~:
Frank Christie for life; Fred
Williams, q. w. Sanders. Waite,
Poindexter, Joe French and Ed
Keyser, each for TWO years; Viii.
bur Copen. is years. and Edgar
Pryor, one year; g. A. Bays, fol
forgery six years. A stay of &C
days has been granted John v
Robinson, who was sentenced tc
three years.
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Sheer White
CottOns for
June Brides
and Gradu-
ates.

May will be a month of
preparation for countless
girl graduates and numer-
GUS blushing brides-and
they never look sweeter
than when gowned in some
clinging and sheer material
of unadorned white.
Our showings are now
the pink of perfection-ex-
tensive, well assorted and
with considerate regard to
the purse of the parent.
By way of suggestion;
Paris Muslins, Swisses,
Persian Lawns, India Lin
ems and cotton Mousselines,
all dainty sheer materials
ranging in price from 5cts
to IS cts per yard,
Woman's Stockings.
The prices sound COM
monplace- old; but they'e1
new for such stockings as
these. The only way to
prove it IS to see the new
stockings under the old
prices.
Everybody wants gauze
stockings Omen may skip
this) the thinner the better
Millinery Department
Something new all the
time in Ready,to- Weal
street hats; come to us fol
all the latest novelties.
Dearborn & Poore,
aALLIPoLIs.
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Heavy Storms and Floods in the
West

Heavy Storms and Floods in the
West.
Nearly 100000 worth of prop,
erty was destroyed last week by
storms and high water in the West
ern States.
Iowa and Kansas were among
the heaviest suffering States while
many other sections suffered heavy
losses. Railroads telephone lines
aud telegraph service was placed in
deplorable condition, and the loss
to crops cannot be estimated. The
rainfall over this section was from
four to six inches.
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Mr. Orvilie Rock. of Letart, ID
here visiting his brother Mr. John
Rock and family.
Miss Sadid Greer. of Charleston,
was here last Sunday to visit hel
mother
Mr.. K. t. MoKinstry has
bought naphtha launch.
Mrs. Eben Wilson, of Jacksonville
Ohio, formerly Miss Birdie Dem
mis-. arrived here Monday on a Wis.
it to her many friends.
DIR. Kent Crockett, of Kentucky,
who has been for several days the
guest of Hon. Jas. Capehart and
family returned home Monday.
Mrs E A Creger left Monday
for Knoxville. Tenn, to visit her
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Smith and
children, of Fairmont, are visiting
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Smith near town. While their SON
Mr.. @. e. Smith, wife and family
returned to their home at Middle
port Monday after few days visit.
Miss Bessie Curry, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Curry. cele.
brated her 18th, birthday Monday
evening by inviting large mum
Der Other young lady and gentle
men friends a most delightful eve
ming was spent by the little folks.
Miss Minnie Gwinn, returned
to her home Monday, at Glenwood
after visiting her sister Mrs. j s
Written. She was accompanied
home by her ne:oe Miss Annie
Written
Judge j W English, went up to
Petersburg today on legal bust
nsss and will be gone for about a
week.
The prince of floating operas
French's New Sensation will be at
the wharf tomorrow night.
Mr. VIII Newton, of Hartford,
was in town Tuesday.
Mrs Anna Ryan, will leave in a
few days on visit to relatives in
Missouri and Nevada.
Mrs L A Harper, has retuaned
home from visit to relatives in
Columbus.
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Steamer Liberty Sold.

Mr.. j. E Dana, G. T. Thayer
and others of Charleston, have pur-
chased the handsome little side
wheel steamer Liberty. Into what
trade she will enter we do not
know. The Liberty is handsome
little boat, very fast and an excur-
sion boat second to none.
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Notice no Tax.Payers.

Notice is hereby given that all
taxes now in my hands for colleo-
ton must be paid within the next
ten DAYS 1 shall levy an exeection
for the same.
By order of council
John W. Love,
Marshal.
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The outlook for a bountiful
blackberry crop is assured. Not
for decade has this old blackber-
ry shown himself thus. Give us
the juice cause we're scared of ap.
pendicitis; amt your
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Frenoh's New Sensation will be
at the wharf tomorrow night. No
better floating opera appears in the
western waters than this.
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PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
what They are Doing and
WHITTIER They Go.

4ALEs O0Ah A1aAAoWs "a ~-c@@cosc--
was in our city last Thursday.
Mr.. E. J. Secrest, who has beer
here visiting his brother Mr.. Fret
B. Secrest and wife left Friday
for his home at Cambridge. Ohio
Misses Nettie Holloway ane
Bamha Ball, left Friday on a short
visi to relatives and friends in Gin
cinnati.
Rev. D 81 Reid gave ster cop
tican lecture on st. Paul, at Mer
GERS Bottom Friday night.
Rev. j. Frank Richardson, Of
Morris, Pa, who has been here Wis
Iting his aunt Mrs. Robert Lynch
left Monday for his home.
Deputy County CLERK Jos. a
Holloway went out to Columbus
Friday and returned Sunday. Mr.
Holloway attended Decoration Day
exercises there.
DR.. 81. A. Barbee attended the
meeting of the State Medical AS.
ISOLATION held in Charleston last
week.
Mr. Jas. George, of Ashton, was
q business visitor here last We'd.
nesday. Mr.. George made this of.
flee a very pleasant call.
Esquire o. E. Lemasters, of
Hickory Chapel. was in town last
Thursday.
Mr.. Jas. w. Foglesong. of Flat
Rock, called at this office Friday
and renewed his subscription to
the Weekly Register. Also or
dered a copy sent his SON Mr.. j. T
Foglesong at Englewood, Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carper, of
Brighton, went to Birmingham,
Ohio. last Wednesday to attend
Decoration Day exercises also to
visit relatives.
Mr.. Harry Blazer, of Glenwood,
was a business visitor in town
Thursday.
MIR. P. B Buxton, of Buffalo,
was in town on business last
Thursday.
Mr.. j. Q. Wheeler and little son
Alexander, of Debby, were visitors
in town last Wednesday while here
Mr.. Wheeler, called at this office
and renewed his subscription to
the Weekly Register.
Little Julia Beale. the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Lewis, who
has been ill for sometime with ty-
phoid fever, was reported better
Observation-Disclosures Gazette.
Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. s. J. Miller and
little son, of Parkersburg, were
here over Sunday renewing the
acquaintance of their many
friends.
Mr.. jas l.. Neighbors, of Hunt
ington. was here Saturday and
Sunday on visit to friends.
One of the most pleasant gentle
men we have met for some time
is he, who represents and is adver-
Using that delightful beverage,
Coco Cola" Although this in
MIGRATING harmless drink has been
in this market but a short time, it
has at this early date a tremendu-
GUS sale. The representative will
accept the thanks of the Register
for handsome desk clock.
Mr.. Ira German, of Middleport,
spent few days here last week
with his many friends.
Mr.. E G. Somerville, of Maggie
one of the Registers lifelong sup.
porters, was in town Monday and
renewed his subscription.
Mr.. John Fowler, of Pleasant
Flats, was a pleasant caller at oul
office Monday.
Mr.. Joe Crowley wife and
daughter, of Central City, were
here visiting their many friends
Saturday.
Mr.. Herbert Kuhn, of Pittsburg
who has been here and in Charles.
ton for several days on a visit to
friends and relatives returned Sun.
day morning.
Mrs. Harvey Gibson and daught
or Katie left Saturday for visit tc
her brother Mr.. Ben Middlecof
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Ideal Shoes.

We fingly describe beautiful line of Summer
Shoeswe shoes into language how
strong the language be- for language fails picture
mind the combination of strength and grace of Summer
Footwear.
They be seen, handled examined to be
Precated Then again prices strong to
trade Let be understood that the
that can be made and that always the lowest that
can be named Good Shoes.
Ladies Oxfords and Ties, High French Cuban Heels
Vc and Patent Kid and Calf any foot $780, 81 $780, $500
Mems oxfords-Made in handsome leather calf, Patent
Leather Patent and Ideal Kid single and double soles $aoo
$500, $3.50 and $500
j. FRIEDMAN & co.
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Henry Warren, Is. who holds
down the position as devil" in the
Gallia Times office at GallipoIis,
got his foot caught in one of the
presses one day last week and is
now quite sufferer as result,
DIR. Parker dressed the wound
which is very painful.
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Terrible plaques, those itching,
Fostering diseases of the skin. Put
an end to misery. Dosn's Ointment
cures. At any drug store.
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CORRECTION.

In our last weeks paper in speak
ing of a fight which occurred at a
festival on Turnpike Hill, We sta
ted that Pat Riley had cut Earl
Lewis when it should have been
the reverse. It was Earl Lewis
who cut Pat Riley.
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Andrew Russell Schools Passes
Away.

Andrew Russell Schools Passes
Away.
The Register is panied to an.
nounce the death of Mr.. Russell
Andrew Schools, son of Mr.. Paul
Schools, residing near town. which
occurred at his home Tuesday
morning, June I'd, at $50 O'Clock
a. m. 1908, of that dread disease
consumption.
The deceased was a young man
aged "a years, and was apparently
one of the most robust and health
full looking men in the county.
About one year ago he left his
home and entered one of the steel
mills at Martins Ferry, O., where
he was employed for several
months. and the intense heat in the
plant being counteracted with his
outdoor vocations is supposed 10
have been the cause of the dreaded
disease coming upon him.
After realizing that he was nc
longer able for duty he returned to
his fathers home and has since
gradually grown worse and was al
last relieved of his sufferings by
the angel of death. The last hours
of his earthly career were peaceful
and happy and he passed to the
other shore without a struggle.
His father and all of his brothers
and sisters were at his bedside
when he died.
The funeral will be preached by
Rev. D. 81. Reid. pastor of the M
E. Church, South, this city, at tn,
home of the deceased, Thursday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Intermen
in the family burying ground.
Il
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friends IN Athens, ".
Miss Julia PolsIey, who ha
been visiting relatives in Colum
bus, Ohio for several weeks re
turned horne Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vinton Hartingel
and little SON Hugh, of Charleston
were here Sunday visiting friends
Judge o. w. Hall and wife Of
Charleston, spent Sunday with rel
atives and friends.
Mrs. j. L, Coley, spent last Sat,
urday with her daughter, Miss
Lizzie Miller, who is taking bu.
siness course at Marshall College,
at Huntington. Miss Lizzie came
up with her mother Saturday eve.
ming and returned Monday after
noon.
Mr.. w. 81. King, of Arbuokle,
was in town Monday.
Miss Janet M. MoCuiloch, who
has been visiting in Washington.
d. O., returned home Monday ao-
complained by Miss Saunders. of
Texas, who will make hr a visit.
Mr.. s. K Miller, of gainesville.
Ohio. was here Monday.
Editor John Miller, of the Put
nam Democrat published at VIM
fielb was in town Saturday ON bu-
siness.
Capt. Geo. Stone, of Winfield,
was here Saturday.
Mr.. Dwight Thompson, who was
located here several years ago for
some time looking after railroad
ties, arrived here from Pittsburg
last week and will probrbly be here
for several days. Mr.. Thompson
has quite number of warm friends
here.
Rev. g. w Kepler, has returned
from a visit to relatives in Cinoin
natl.
Mr.. NJ. L. Martindale, of Ashton
was in town Friday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. E. +. Lee, of Hern,
returned Monday morning from
Lucille, Writ county, where they
had been for a week visiting Mrs.
Lees parents.
Hon. j. w. O. Armstrong, prao-
ticing law in Parkersburg, was
here last Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Mrs. Spencer 81. Ball and two
who have been on visit
to relatives at Pruntytown and
Grafton returned home. Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Stone, of
Washington State, VINO have been
here, left Monday for their home.
Mr.. F. A. Work, who is at Hunt.
ington. doing some carpenter work
for DIR; Guthrie at the Asylum, will
be home today on few days visit.
Mr.. Thomas Wyatt, of Hunting
ton, was the guest of Capt. and
Mrs. W. 0. Rosebury, near town.
Mr.. L A. MoMillin, travelling for
the Equity Milling %, has a two
weeks vacation and during tn At
time he and his wife will visit their
relatives at Sassafras and Old
Town.
Mr.. O. e. Jones, has made a re-
Ginning chair which is one of the
best we have ever ssen Mr.. Jones
did all the work himself. 1t is made
of steel and very beautifully up
holstered.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Tully, have
returned from short visit to rela.
tives at Charleston.
The fourteen month old daugh.
ter of w. F. Fisher, fell Monday
and cut very wound in her head.
Mrs. g. A Sharp and children
and Mrs. j. G.. Umpbley, of Will
Jamestown, are here guests of Rev.
&. w. Kepler and family.
Mr.. Chas. T. Beale, of this CITY,
who is employed by the Mobile
jackson and Kansas City Railroad
Company, and located at Mobile,
Alabama, we are glad to note has
been promoted both in salary and
position.
Rev. j. 81. Gibbons rector of the
Episcopal church of Point Pleas.
ant. was a visitor in the city Satur.
day.-Huntington Advertiser.
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Screen Door Paint and Stove
Pipe Enamel at Van Gilder's.

Neglected colds make fat grave.
yards. DIR Woods Norway Pine
Syrup helps men and women to 9
happy, vigorous old age.
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Bulls for Sale.

Four pure bred Short Horn
bulls, ready for service. Cheap.
J. CAPEHART.
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A little life may be sacrificed to
a sudden attack of Group, If Won
don't have DIR Thomas EcIeofrio
Oil on hand for the emergency.
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/ s. N. TribbIe. of TribbIe. thi
county. was in the city MoDda,
Visiting friends.
Watchman Daugherty. of tn
bridge spanning the Kanawha a
this place, who has had a severe 1T
tack of rheumatism is now on tai
road to recovery and will soon b.
able for duty
Mrs. Elmer f. Davis left Mon
day on few days visit to MIR. Da
Wis parents at Pomeroy.
Miss Ada Ball, of MERGERS Bot
tom. who has been visiting Mrs
E. B. Risk, returned Monday.
Mrs. Nat Bloom and daughter
Miss Carrie, returned Monday eve.
ming from visit to Cincinnati.
Misses Josephine and Rebs
Beale. who have been attending
school at Staunton. Va, will be
home today. They will be accom-,
panied by a school friend from
Maryland who will make them g
visit.
Mrs. Lydia jackson, of near
Pittsburgh, is visiting her son Mr.
VIM. Jackson, of Henderson. e
Mr.. Henry Holloway, who has
been quite sick with a second at
tack of typhoid fever we are glad
to announce 70 his many friends
that he is improving
Mr.. VIM. Beale, SON of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. NJ. 81 Beale, of this city.
who has for a number of years,
been the confidential bookkeeper
for the. Drake, Straton Contracting
Company of New York, where he
has been located, has been
transferred from New York City.
to Washington d. O., to have
charge of a new office the compa-
ny is locating there owing to a two
million dollar contract they have
to make a tunnel of five miles un-
der the city of Washington. Mr..
Beale's brother j. T. Beale who is
now located in Pennsylvania with
the same company will probably
be transferred to Washington to be
one of the oompany's book-keep-
.ers.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. O. West
Seeley, of the First Ward, a daugh-
ter, Monday morning, June 1, 1908.
Mr.. A. w. Asher, from up the
Kanawha, was here yesterday on
business.
Mr.. j. V. Stockton, of Beech
Hill, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. John s. Faunree. of South
Side. was here Tuesday to consult
his physician as he has been quite
sick for the past three week.
Mrs. Linda Wise, of Clipper
Mills Ohio, who has been here Wis.
iting her brother Mr.. r. s. Bickle
who is quite sick, returned to her
home Saturday.
Mr.. r. s. Biokle who has been
quite poorly for some time is very
sick at present.
Mrs. Jake Soheivley and little
SON. of Huntington, are here. Mrs
Scheivley being summoned here on
account of the serious illness of her
father Mr.. r. s. Bickle.
Mrs j F. M. Hill and daughter
Miss Oua o. Hill and Miss Carrie
McDermitt, of South Side, were in
town Tuesday visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Thos. Vest.
Mr. Homer Cheuvront, of Hunt
ington, came up last Thursday on
a visit to relatives and will return
Saturday.
Mr.. Rupert Kayser, of Harris
burr, Va, is here on a visit to his
mother and other relatives. He is
suffering with broken arm re-
ceived while playing base ball.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Brent
Centers, on Wand street, Monday
morning, June LIST, 1908, son.
Mrs E E Sands and son Vance
of Pittsburgh, Kansas. arrived
here last Friday on a visit to hel
mother and family. Mrs Sands
has been absent for about siz
years, residing most of the time in
Mexico. Her mother, Mrs K '
Whaley, returned here yesterday
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WANTED.

Screen door paint, half pint
cans. 20 cents; the Prophylacti
Hair Brush. hard bristles,
the Keep Clean Hair Brush, soft
bristles. IS cents. at Van GiIder's.
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The Point Pleasant
National Bank-The
N ew B ank-is now
open for business in
the Kisar block, Main
Street. Don't forget
the name.
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TO Mothers i'm tins ToVn--

Children who are delicate, fevSrfsh ana
cross VIII get immediate relief frorn MofI1-
er Grayse Sweet Powders for Children. Tllev
cleanse the stomach. act on the liver maxi
ing slckly child strong q healthy. "a GER
tain cure Tor worms Sold by All drurrfsfr
&C. sample FREE. ADDRESS, AIlen a
olInstead, LeRoy, ~. y. =
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MoAca.

An meals sent out in town from
the Phoenix Hotel will be charged
for at 70 cents per meal.
may 70 HOMER SMITH, Pro.
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GO to Davis & Sons for meat
and ice.
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HIS S4th Birthday

On last Monday, May 18th. 1908
"Uncle" Joe Rifle. of Old Town,
this county celebrated his S4th.
birthday. "Uncle" Joe, as he is
Familiarity known, is one of the
pioneers of Mason county and is
highly respected by his legion OF
friends. May he live to celebrate
another, another, another, 60. is
the wish of the Register and his
many friends.
j. F. Burdette & %. is head
quarters for grass seeds. garden
seeds, flower 60. The best grades
of seeds that can be bought are
j. F. Burdette & Co..
Point Pleasant. W. Va.
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Go to Davis & Sons for meal
and ice.
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Go to Davis & Sons for meat
and ice.
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Foot Crushed.

Go to Davis & Sons for meat
and ice.
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Mrs. George Greer. of Brighton,
died Tuesday night, June 2, 19O3
after sickness of only three days.
She leaves a husband and five
children.