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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-06-17
Point Pleasant, W. Va.
June Is, 1908.
BRowNF1ELD, Pa,
June 9th. 1903.

Editor Register.
We all were very, very sorry in
deed, to hear of the death of Mr.
Herman Synder. We can hardly
realize it is true, for when we left
there he was such a robust, fine
looking boy, and then to think he
was their only child. It is all / can
do to keep from crying myself
when 1 think of how lonesome
their home must be. Herman and
l always got along 30 nicely and he
would do anything for me and SO
would I for him. One glorious
thing 1 can say for Herman. was he
was always polite, kind, obliging
and honest with the trade, never
would he try to get anything off on
the people that was not good.
/ surely do feel for Mr.. and Mrs.
Snyder. especially for his mother,
as she has been in such poor health.
May the Good One above take care
of them, let them live many years
yet and finally take them home TO
the beautiful beyond to be with
their dear boy through all eternity.
A FRIEND.
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The line of the Mason County
Telephone Company is now in con.
nection with Letart, as well as
with many other points through
out the county. There are but few
points above the Kanawha river in
this county, but can be reached
over this line. The service is the
very best.
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A Nice Excursion.

The first grand excursion of the
season by the B. & o. was 6
very pleasant one. and one which
doubtless placed several hundred
dollars in the treasury of that com.
psny.
The train was in charge of Capt
o. Woofter, who is well known by
the travelling public. and who is
one of the B & O.'s foremost con.
ductors. He was assisted in the
discharge of his duties by two OF
the roads popular employees, John
Kincade and Frank Kirkpatrick
(Dutoh) This Grew handled the
crowd, which was orderly and jolly
in the extreme, in the best of style,
and we are informed that 526 pass
engers were aboard the train. All
thoroughly enjoyed the trip.
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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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That relic of barbarism which is
still praoticed in civilized coun-
tries, the belling of newly married
couples. should receive the atten-
ton of the local authorities and all
all parties engaged in such affairs
properly pinched.
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The Designer and Delineator,
Munsey's, Ainslie's. Harper's Mon
thIy, Century &c are at Van Gil
ders's. They also want subscrip-
tions to the Weekly Enquirer, of
Cincinnati
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PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
What They are Doing and
whither They Go.

>7-S-S-S~>-S~S~SS--o<N
Mrs. Will Jewett, of Huntington
spent Sunday here with friends.
Mr.. Will Bryan has returned
from business trip to Logan, O. 81
Mr. Carl Lynch was here from
Huntington Sunday visiting his
parents.
Conductor J. Fred Wilkerson
of the K. g. NJ, was in town for 6
short time last week.
Mrs. Ernest Riddle and baby
who have been visiting in Middle
port, have returned.
Messrs. Archie M. Campbell and
Ed Ellison were visitors in Charles
ton and Huntington last week.
Mr. Arthur Bowen, of Middle
port, was here Friday visiting his
many friends.
Mrs A 81 Gable. who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs John
McGraw. in Middleport,has return
ed
Master Norman Gibson has re-
turned from visit to his uncle
Mr.. Ben Middlecoff and family at
Charleston
Mr.. James L. Rice, of Sassafras.
was in town Saturday. and while
here he renewed his subscription
to the Weekly Register.
Mrs. Austin Butler has moved
from Charleston to this city, aud
is occupying Mr.. Stortz's property
on river front.
Mrs. VIM. F. Anderson, of Cow
ington, Va. arrived here yester-
day on a visit to her daughter.
Mrs. ]. Howard Gibbons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lon Gardner, of
Pleasant Flats, were the guests of
Rev. and Mrs. M. S. Riddle. in
Middleport, one day last week.
Mr.. Del Evans, of Mason, who
has been in the Marine Hospital,
at Cincinnati, for some time, sick
with typhoid fever, is at home.
Miss Bertha Steinbach and Retta
Miller went to Huntington last
Wednesday to visit their sisters.
and returned Thursday evening.
Mrs. w. R. Tippett, daughter
Miss Kittie. and little son, Brooks,
of Staunton, Va, arrived here Fri
day evening on a visit to relatives.
Mr.. Samuel Luton left Monday
for Huntington to work on one of
the new buildings which are being
built at the West Virginia Asylum
Mr.. Riley F. Gibbs. of Nease,
our merchant there, was in town
Thursday ON business. While here
he made this Office very pleasant
call.
Mrs. 81. 81. Heiner and three
children, of st. Paul, Minnesota,
arrived here Thursday on a visit
to her mother, Mrs. Geo. w. Tip
petit.
Mrs. DIR. Francis L. Petty left
Thursday for Louisville, KY, to
see her brother, Mr. w. W. More
head, who has been seriously hurt
in a railroad wreck.
Mr.. Ed. Raybould, of Mason. the
detective. has purchased two more
blood hounds from Tennessee.
This makes five fine blood hounds
that MIR. Raybould owns.
Mrs. Birdie Wilson and little
son, of Jacksonville, Ohio, who
have been here visiting Mrs. K. T.
McKinstry and other friends re-
turned to her home last Wednes-
day.
Mr.. j. A. Daugherty, the B &
o. BY. bridge watchman. who has
been confined to his home in Hen.
derson for some time with bad
attack of rheumatism, is able to be
out.
Mrs. II. E. Tippett and daught.
ers, Misses Josie and Bessie, and
son Frank, who have been here
visiting relatives, left Thursday for
Detroit. Mich, their new home,
where they join Mr.. Tippett, who
is located there.
Mrs Snyder. of Lawrence ooun.
ty, Ohio. who has been here on a
visit to her son. Mr.. D. s. Snyder,
and daughter, Mrs. J. S. O'Roark.
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The correspondents. Ten-mile
and Sassafras, which are published
in this paper, each dated June 9Th,
arrived too late to be published
last week.
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Mr.. W. Hambrick. of Hunting
ton, will soon erect a large factory
for making oil barrels at some point
on the .Guyan river accessible to
the timber lands along that stream.
Mr.. Hambrick has already pur-
chased the machinery for his plant.
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weeks with Mr.. Robt. SomervilIe
and family at Maggie.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. CARRIER, of
Middleport. are here visiting
friends.
Mrs O.sE Darnall. of Prunty-
town, arrived here last night on a
visit to her parents. DIR. and Mrs.
A. r Barbee.
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On Wednesday last, Mr., John
McToggart, of BAndport, Pa. and
Miss Josephine Grover. of Mt.
Olive. this county, were married at
the home of the brides uncle, Mr..
Charles Cunningham. of Charles
ton They will make their future
home in Bandport. Pa.
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In Memory of Wellington East

IL @LCLlONy VI w CiAlnB IOn EaSL-
ham.
AS no one. perhaps, other than
his immediate family and relatives,
knew the late Wellington Eastman
icon of Hon Lawson Eastman and
brother to Hon. P. @. Eastham)
better than he who now comes to
pay tribute to the memory of q
valued departed friend, no one has
better right to bear testimony of
his high character, noble qualities
and many virtues.
Wellington was born at Wheat
land, the old Eastman homestead,
near Flint Hill. Rappahannock
county. Virgins, April 9th, 184l,
and died in Chicago, ILL.,. June 7th,
1903. He had been in ill health
for number of years, suffering
from complication of diseases.
His remains. accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Lillian. and Mr..
Morton, a friend of the family,
we're brought to the home of his
brother, Hon. P. @. Eastman, for
burial.
The funeral services were CON-
Quoted by Rev. j. Howard Glib
bons, rector of Christ Church.
The writer knew Wellington
Eastman from boyhood-knsw him
as he grew to manhood-knew
when he enlisted as a private in the
Confederate Army, when he was
elected First Lieutenant of the
company he aided in making up
knew him when from gallant con-
duct and soldierly bearing he was
promoted to captaincy of his Com
pany-knew him through the war
up to the surrender at Appomattox
April 9th. 1865.
Shortly after the war he left his
mother state and cast his lot among
relatives and friends in the Kama
wha Valley, purchased farm q
few miles from Point Pleasant and
engaged in farming and stock rails
ing.
On October 31st, 1871. he was
united in marriage to Miss Sarah
Couch. only daughter of the late
Samuel Couch, of this county.
To them were born eight child
rem, seven of whom survive him.
Wellington Eastman was an in
telligent. well educated, warm
hearted, genial gentleman. AS a
soldier. faithful and true to the
cause he espoused, gallant, shirk-
ing no duty. kind and watchful of
the men under his command, and
as a friend, true. faithful and sim
oere. and as husband and father
ever kind devoted and indulgent,
as Christian and member of the
Episcopal Church, meek and ex-
emplary.
ReQuSescGt IN pace.
A. r. B.
Point Pleasant, w. Va,
June Is, 1908.
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Messrs. j. NJ. Hensley and G..
w. Hanna, of Hartford. have re-
Gently opened up a large real es-
tate and insurance office in Hart
fCrd. They buy and sell coal lands,
farms. oil leases, 60. Notice their
card to the public in this paper.
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Hon. John L. Written has CON-
pleted the repairs on his home on
14th and Ohio streets, and has now
one of the prettiest as well as one
of the most convenient homes in
the city.
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Mr.. Andy ]. sheline has opened
up second coal mine ON Mr.. East
hams place and is now ready to
fill all contracts for coal. 1t is q
fine domestic article.
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A little life may be sacrificed to
sudden attack of Group. if you
don't have DIR Thomas Ecleotric
Oil on hand for the emergency.
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Christ Church.

Services Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock and in the evening at 8
O'Clock; also services Wednesday
evening; the choir will practice af-
ter service Wednesday evening.
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Dainty
Delights
that appeal to the Ia
dies who enjoy being,
we'll and comfortably
dressed during warm
weather.
ParaSoIS

Art is no longer confined to
pictures and statutes. 1t finds
expression in nearly every article
used by ladies. The search for
beautiful now ends, and nothing
in the good old summer time
adds so much to the charm OF
neatly dressed women as a
dainty Parasol. We have them
to suit every cultivated taste,
from soc 70 $500.
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The town council of Spencer is
now considering the proposition of
a water works plant for that place.
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A. Frazier. of Charleston were in
our city few hours Saturday
4 Mrs. A. A. Hutchinson and little
daughter were the guests of Mrs
Hutchinson's mother at Gallipolis
Sunday.
| During Miss Kiger's absence
the office of the Equity Milling
Company will be in charge of Miss
Bertha Steinbach.
4 Mr. and Mrs. A l.. Pope, OF
Middleport, spent Sunday here
with Mrs. Pope's parents. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Ed Malone.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Single
have moved here from Middleport
Mr.. Shingle is employed on the
K. & M. BY. as engineer.
Mrs. John Reynold and daughter
Margaret. and Miss Lavinia Rey-
nolds, are here from Charleston on
q months visit to Mrs. Reynold's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Malone.
After their visit here they will leave
for Missouri where they will join
Mr.. Reynolds who is employed
there, and make that state their
future home.
Miss Name Porter. of CIarks-
burg arrived Saturday on visit to
her parents at Ben Lomond.
Mrs. N. E Hale left last We'd
nesday on a visit to Miss Della
Miles, in Columbus
Miss Muset Kiger, bookkeeper
for the Equity Milling Co, left
Saturday for Charleston on two
weeks vacation.
Miss Irene Bowyer returned
Monday from few days visit to
Miss Laura Donnally, at Hartford.
Mrs. O. A Smith, accompanied
by two grandchildren, Margaret
and Fred Smith. left Sunday on a
three weeks visit to relatives in
Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. MoMillin,
who have been visiting relatives at
Old Town and Sassafras, have re-
turned to their home in Heights.
Mr.. @. 81. Weaver, of this ooun-
ty, who has been in the Philippine
Islands for nearly three years
with the U. S. Signal Corps, ar
rived home at Old Town last Sat.
urday, having received an honor
able discharge.
Mr.. George F. Eisele, of Col
umbus. was here Sunday and Mon
day on visit to friends.
Mr.. A. w. Asher, of McCaus.
land, was in town Monday.
Mrs. M. Friedman and two of
her children returned from visit
to relatives in Charleston.
Mr.. L. O. Gillispie and family,
who have been visiting his father,
j. w. Gillispie, at Redmond, re-
turned to their home in Ashland,
KY, Monday,
Mr.. WIN. M. Haynes, of Fair
mont, was business visitor here
Thursday and Friday.
Col T. T. Wallis, of Clarksburg,
was here Thursday on BUSINESS.
Mr.. T. a. Jones, of Spencer, was
in town Friday.
Mr.. Give Q. Handy, of wauseon,
Ohio, was in our city for a short
time Friday.
Mr.. w. A. DeMaine. engineer
on the K. & M. R'y, was here a
few days last week visiting friends.
Messrs. Robert Brown and M.
w. Stribling. of Apple Grove, and
MIR. Henry Gwinn, of Glenwood,
were in town last Saturday.
Mr. j. E. Frazier, of Buffalo, was
here Saturday.
Messrs. W. A. HanIin, Jr., and
Charles w. Stansbury, of Middle
port, were here Sunday visiting
friends.
Mr.. Russell MoCullooh came,
down from Charleston and spent
Sunday.
Hon. CLARK Hamilton, Jr, of
Wheeling. was in our CITY Monday
night on business.
Messrs. Aaron Frank and VIM.
A ellis. of Gallipolis, were here
Tuesday.
Miss Virgie Lee Hughes, visit
ing in Athens, Ohio. will return
home the latter part of this week.
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Prospect Avenue in Heights has
recently been very materially i'm
proved by grading. ditching, etc.
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A law passed by the last Iegisla-
ture makes it a misdemeanor for
any person or company to put saw
dust in any running stream in the
state
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The election of officers of our
different secret societies takes place
now shortly. All of these orders
are in fourisbing condition.
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a test for coal has just been
completed at Letart, but the result
of the test is not known.
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Obituary.

Lille B. Cole was born in Cool.
vile, Ohio, June %, 1868. and
died in Chicago, Ill, June 3rd,
1908. aged 80 years, IL months and
10 days. She was united in mar
riage to George B. Sayre at Point
Pleasant, w. Va, February 18th,
1888. To this union were born
four children, two of whom died in
infancy. She is survived by her
husband, daughter and son, moth
or and brother. She joined the
the Presbyterian Church at Point
Pleasant at the age of sixteen, and
at the time of her death was a
member of the First Presbyterian
Church of Oak Park, Ill. Her re-
mains were brought to Middleport,
o., on June 6, and inferred in Hill
Cemetery beside those of her chill
dren.-Middleport Republican.
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DIR. E. W. Parker. of GaIIipo lis.
dropped dead at his home in that
CITY one day last week
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The ladies of the M. E. Church,
South. will serve Zoe cream and
ices in the Court House yard.
Thursday night. All invited.
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Your city taxes are now due.
Call and pay the Treasurer before
the 31st day July and save ten per
cent.
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Mr.. ]. r. Patterson has opened
up anice cream parlor in connec-
ton with his bakery.
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to attend a meeting of the Board o.
Directors of the Second Hospita
for Insane at Spencer.
Miss Mamie Nease. daughter o.
Mr.. and Mrs. "a. q Nease. of this
city, graduates at the Ohio Uni
versity, at Athens. this week.
i Mr.. E, j. SomerviIle is in Ath.
ems, Ohio. this week, visiting.
Mrs. Elizabeth Filson is visiting
relatives in Marietta.
Mrs. Fannie Cheuvront. of Hunt,
Iington. was here Sunday visiting
relatives. Her father, Mr.. John
T. Brown, accompanied her home
1 Mrs. T. @. Hannis and daugh-
ter. of South Side. were visiting
her brother, Mr.. Thomas Vest and
family, yesterday.
Miss Alma Oaks, of Maiden,
was here Sunday visiting the
Misses Kimberling.
Miss Josephine Beale and guest,
Miss Riggs, and Messrs. Griff T
Smith and w. w. Riley. went out
to Athens Monday afternoon 10
attend a dance and returned Tues
day morning.
MT. VIM. Greenlee. of Charles
ton, was the guest of friends here
Sunday.
Mrs d. Levine, of Huntington
is here on a visit to her daughter,
Mrs. j. Bearman.
Miss Maude Stalnaker, of Char
lesion, spent Sunday here with her
cousins. Misses SallIe and Lyde
Chambers.
Hon. j. M. Hensley. of Hartford,
was in town Tuesday on business.
Miss Carrie Gilmore returned
yesterday from visit to Mr.. l.. b.
Moore and wife. at Catlettsburg,
KY.
Mr.. j. NJ. Burdett. ST., who has
been visiting his son, Mr.. j. M.
Burdett, Jr., and family of this
CITY, returned to his home at Leon
Thursday, accompanied by his
little grandson, Stewart Burdett,
who remained with him until Sat
urday.
Mr.. Harry Carr. of st. Louis,
one time located here on the K. &
M. Ry is here visiting his brother,
Mr.. j. w. Carr.
Mr.. Brady Wright, Jr., who has
been in Charleston for several
weeks has returned home.
The Misses Wehrle, of Charles
ton, were the guests of Mr.. VIM.
Chambers and family, Sunday.
Prof. James b. Sayre. of Long.
dale, was in town Tuesday on bust
ness.
Mrs. Jennie NJ. Newton. of Hart.
ford, was in town Monday visiting
friends.
Rev. R. T. Ellis. of Leon, was in
town Tuesday.
Miss Mary Hogg. who has been
attending school at Lewisburg, is
now visiting at Anderson and Dun
loop, and will be home in about a
week.
Miss Sadie Grover returned Fri
day from Lewisburg, where she
has been attending school.
Mr.. j. McMillin, of Sassafras,
called at this office Tuesday and
renewed his subscription to the
Weekly Register.
Miss Belle Sulloway, of New
Hampshire, is visiting here with
Mrs. Geo. Simpson, of Washing
ton, d. O., who is visiting her par
ents. Hon. and Mrs. j. Capehart.
Mrs. S N. Park and two child
rem, William and Victor, arrived
here yesterday from Chillioothe.
Ohio, to visit relatives.
Mr.. E. T. Jones, of Washington,
Rappahannock county, Va, arriv-
ed here Tuesday afternoon on
visit to his son, Mr.. E. B Jones.
Master Freddie Keisel, of Col
umbus. arrived here yesterday to
visit his uncle, Capt. o. f. Hess
and family.
Mrs. @. M. Cole has returned to
Chicago, where she will make her
home for a while with grand
children.
Mrs. E L. Somerville and daugh-
ter Dorothy, are visiting for two
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A 6ne new organ has been put
in the Presbyterian church.
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A company is drilling for oil
back of Syracuse. Ohio, last week,
struck big flow of gas.
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T. a. Davis 6 Sons. have a fine
new Toe wagon.
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Policeman Charles B. Smith lost
two fine pigs by death last Friday
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Mr.. Q. 81. White. of this county.
sold last week to DR.. Hall, of Mont
gomery. fine driving horse.
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Screen Door Paint and Stove
Pipe Ensmel at Van Gilder's.
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GO to Davis & Sons for meat
and ice.
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More than fifty cases Of small
pox are reported in Kanawhs coun-
ty, one case in Charleston.
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Died.

The thirteen-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Sol 81. Reel died at their
homo in Middlebourne, Ky, Sun
day. June Ia, 1903 The remains
were brought here Monday and in
tered Tuesday in Lone Oak Gene
terry. Mr.. Reel was located here
during the construction of the
bridge across the Kanawha. The
many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Reel
in this city extend to them their
deepest sympathy in this sad hour.
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LosT-A monogram fraternity
pin. Finder please return to A B
McCulloch and receive liberal re-
ward. june 10.
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Saturday morning, June ID
1908. the three-month- old daughte,
of Mr.. q. P. Gardner and wife
died, and the remains were laid tc
rest in the cemetery at Mason on
Sunday.
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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 DISC Rate 6 Per Cent.
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There are
Other Things.

Vests-taPed neck and sleeves
1oc, 3 for 25cts. White waists,
wrappers etc all the best to be
had for the money. Remem-
Der also that Sailor hats are the
thing now in
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Millinery.

Our commodious store is full
of sluffs for ladies. No such a
comprehension line of necessi-
ties and notions to please the
gentler sex is to be found with
in a radius of many miles.
These are Busy Days.
Dearborn & Poore,
GALLIPoLIs.