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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-04-08
BADEN.

Correspondence April 4.
Mr.. A. Slaughter is visiting his
brother Mr.. Ellis Slaughter, Of
New Brighton.
Miss Viola Sommer was the
guest of her sister Mrs. V HMc.
Dermitt, Sunday. ~
Sunday School began at Baden
Baptist Church last Sunday. A
cordial invitation is extended to all
Mrs. Hannah Slaughter who has
been sick, we are glad to announce
is recovering.
Prof. Linden Wilson was bust.
ness caller at w 81 Sommer's last
Tuesday.
Miss Rosa Hyatt was the guest
of Mrs. Verna Steele Sunday.
Miss Viola Sommer for the last
few days has been very ill and is
no better at this writing.
Mr. w 81 Sommer and wife were
visiting E A Slaughter Sunday.
BLUE EYED GIRL
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WATERLOO.

Correspondence, 8.
Mrs Perry Warner, who has been
quite sick, is getting better
Mrs John Harrison and children
who have been visiting relatives
here and at Philoah, Putnam ooun.
ty, returned returned to her home
at Washington, Ohio. Saturday
We are glad to say that Mrs Lu.
cy Jividen, of Leon, who has been
quite ill for the past three months,
is convalescing
Mathew Raines, of Elverten, was
down last week and returned Sat-
urday accompanied by his wife
Chss Buxton had lot of. lumber
loaded into barge at Kings Land
ing Friday and Saturday
We have been a correspondent
to the Register since July 1895.
Who can beat that? Although we
regret to give our place up we hope
the one who takes our place will
prove great deal more worthy,
and hope to welcome the Register
to our new home.
Blaine Hill has quit carrying the
mail from Arbuckle to Gunville
and Miss Ora Stone is our mail
carrier CLEOPATRA.
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GREER


Correspondence April 9Th.
We are sorry to say that the
peach crop will be failure at this
place.
Mr. Noah Edwards and sister,
Miss Cora, Mr.. John Eckard and
Miss Minnie Long attended meet
ing at Eddy Chapel Sunday morn.
ing.
Rev. Pringle preached an inter.
esting sermon at this place Sun.
day.
Mr.. Swisher, of Three Mile,
purchased a fine horse of Mr.
Noah Edwards last week.
Mrs. Ella Long and daughter
Miss Minnie, and Miss Lizzie
jackson was the guest of Mr.. Ed.
wards and family Friday.
Messrs John Eckard. Noah Ed.
wards and Misses Maggie jackson 4,
Ora Eckard. of this place, Mrs
Glass and children of Ambrosia.
and Mrs. Hettie Garland all took
oAhhOA Will mi5b hlLLl6 OdChSOD
Sunday.
Miss Emma Thomas was the
guest of Mrs. Dock Lenton last
week.
Mrs. Foreman is not much bet
ter at this writing.
We are sorry to hear that Mrs
Sarah Long, who has heart trouble
is no better at this writing.
We are glad to hear that Miss
Annie Moody is improving from
a long sick spell.
Mr. Earl Carson and sister, Miss
Ethel, attended class meeting al
Eddy Chapel Sunday.
Mrs. Lon Gill was the guest
of her uncle, Mr.. John Sturn,
Friday.
Mr.. Frank Luton and Mr.. John
Greer made business trip to Gal
lipolis Wednesday.
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MT. AIRY,

Spring is here again and the
voice of the frog is heard in the
land.
Mr.. j. M. Withers of Hogsett
was here Friday.
James d Campbell, our prosper.
GUS merchant, was a business cal.
Ter at your city recently.
Mr.. Swartzwalder, the nursery.
men of Pomeroy, o, spent Sun.
day with e E Hereford and fam.
lily.
Master Willie Grose, of Pond
Lick, was a business caller here
Tuesday.
Miss Bessie Hereford, who has
been suffering from throat trouble,
we are happy to state is, conval.
escent.
DR. 0 W Lusher, of Ben Lo.
mond, was a professional caller
here Thursday.
There is much sickness report
ed at this place.
E L Withers and daughter,
Miss Edna, attended church at
Zion Sunday.
The much dreaded house.clean-
ing seems to be the topic of CON.
versation at this place and the
man in his shirt sleeves hee'eth
from the woman with the broom
and buster.
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John Thomas went to Delaware.

John Thomas went to Delaware,
o., to seek employment.
Mrs Eliza Smith left Thursday
for Charleston to visit her two
sons, Waldo and James. She ex-
pects to make her home with them.
Ed Neale and James Brown, two
well known farmers, of Ben Lo-
mond, were in this vicinity last
week.
Frank Mayes was the guest OF
John Lanier, Sunday, at Pond
Lick.
e w johnson and wife, of Mod.
ern. was visiting Mr. and Mrs j W
Bechtle, Thursday.
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P1ttsburg.

Pittsburg is the focus of the
American industrial system. just
now it is feeling in it's rent charg-
es and housing accommodations
the effect of the vast forward
movement which has been based
on its activities. Rents have been
increased from 10 to 25 per cent;
draymen and storage men are
charging exhorbitant prices for
moving household goods, and
thousands of families, it is de
clared, are at loss for domicile,
simply because there are more
people in Pittsburg than there are
houses for them to occupy-this
in spite of an unusually active
building movement.
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BEN LoMoND.
Correspondence April 6.

Correspondence April6.
Mr.. S R w. Wright. of Arlee
has moved his family to Pitts burg,
Pa where he is employed by the
Pittsburg Street Car Company,
as conductor.
Mr.. Andrew Siders and family
have moved to London. Ohio.
Mr.: A. J.'Price of Pond Lick is
among the sick with la grippe.
Mr.. John Blackwood of Lock
IL, has arrived at Ben Lomond to
take charge of Neale & Blackwood's
General Store during Q. K. Black.
woods absence to Parkersburg.
Mr.. r. j. Neale and wife are
spending few days at Ben Lo.
mond.
Chas. Saurd's, the tobacco man
is sick at this writing.
Mr.. Robt. Persinger and wife
are visiting their parents on Mud
Run.
The cold wave that has passed
over the country was very disagree
able.
Owing to broken fue of the
Grist Mill at Ben Lomond, the
customers failed to get their grind
ing done. Harper the miller, says
he will be in readiness next Satur
day.
Chas. Burris is visiting rela.
tives near Ben Lomond.
The Ben Lomond huckster may
be expected on lis regular trips.
PETER SPRAGTrE
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ARLEE.

Correspondence April 9Th.
There will be preaching at Mt
Valley Sunday next.
Shearlie Lanier made business
visit to Gallipolis last week.
Ed Lewis is recovering from the
grip.
Abner Blain passed through this
vicinity Friday with a fine drove
of hogs
John Gordon purchased fine
team of horses at the sale of S r
Wright.
Mood Bechtle, of Five Mile, was
the guest of John and Charles
Bechtle, Tuesday.
Lawrence Sanders attended the
burial of his aunt, Mrs. Eta San
ders, on Five Mile.
jackson Gward, of Beale. was
calling in this vicinity. Sunday.
A r Martin has sold his store
to Jerry Flint, and has gone into
the photo business.
Dade Thomas was ON Five Mile
Thursday and Friday.
r I'll Lsnier and family were WIS.,
iting his brother, James Lanier
and family, Sunday, on Greasy
Ridge.
Robert Wright has sold out and
moved his family to Pittsburp,
where he is street car conductor.
Their many friends wish them sue.
cess.
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MUD RUN.
Correspondence April 4th.


The voice of the martin is heard
throughout the land, and reminds
us that spring is here and time for
blowing and gardening.
William Persinger was visitor
to Gallipolis last week.
Mrs Loucetta Bales we are sorry
to announce is suffering with
throat trouble at this writing.
We hope for her speedy recovery.
Messrs Edmond and Edgar
Neville who ha, e been employed
on the railroad above Parkersburg,
are visiting their mother Mrs.. A
Neville of this place.
Madam Rumor has reported a
wedding at this place in the near
future. Boys get ready and give
the happy couple a good belling
William Smith of this place
has been suffering through the
winter months with his stomach.
As spring approaches we hope for
his speedy recovery.
Mr. Sam Meek has moved his
family to the farm of G r Henry,
whore they will make their future
home. ss,e.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Jack Gas
kins SON. Wednesday, April LIST.
Mrs. Kate Persinger of this
place will give an Easter dinner
to her many friends on Easter
Sunday. We all know what din
ner means on Easter. and your COR
respondent hopes to be among her
number that may have an invita-.
ton.
Mr.. Peter Fought exchanged
houses on g. r. Henry's place.
Mr.. Eph. Chapman has moved
his family from this place. We
are sorry to- lose Mr.. Chapman as
he is one of our best citizens.
Mr.. James Siders was the pleas.
ant guest of j. d. Campbell, Sat.
urday.
Mr.. Robert Lockhart, one of our
hustling farmers, has gone to Co
lumbus on business, for a few
weeks.
Mrs. Katherine Smith gave a
quilting party last week. There
were many present, old and young.
and all had a delightful time.
The roads at this place are in
very good condition and we would
all welcome huokster should he
come this way.
Mr.. Joesephus Muggins. after
an extended visit to q. r. Henry
at this place, has returned to Ne.
braska.
Mr.. Jack Hill, we are happy to
state, is able to be out again.
News is very scarce in this 10.
cality as the roads have been past
travelling; but we will be glad from
this date to send our dear old Reg
lister aefew intererting items fire.
quently and also to let our friends
from other points know how we
are progressing. Success and best
wishes from us we ara still
Do1RLE
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why is Marriage a Lottery?
By MAE M. ALEXANDER I

l.
Marriage should have a great
moralizing tendency and should al
SO be union of happiness, peace
and contentment; but how often
is marriage the bitterest curse?
The cry is often heard, "mar-
riage is lottery" and why is mar
riage lottery? Because court
ship is grand scheme of decep-
ton, which is sad propensity
deeply rooted in human nature
and the hobby horse on which
many ride through life. Life is
real. character is real, and who
is it that courts sincerely? Few,
tits true, but very few, indeed, and
when life's reality comes, if court
ship has been game of deception
and dishonesty. the courtship love
slowly passes away; the deception
practiced, the concealment of their
real characters and the effort made
to appear in each others society
the embodiment of goodness and
perfection only leads to the bitter
est disappointment, sorrow and re-
greet and they may well say mar
riage is. a lottery.
AS long as men and women are
not true to themselves, study to
conceal their real nature and
character by the allurements of
false and fattering words they
will know not when they
draw, whether their future path.
way in life will be one of JOY and
happiness are life long regret, a
miserable existence, conducted
with many Curtain Lectures, some-
thing similar to the following
story:
"a young married couple attend.
ed a swell party one lovely sum-
mer evening. and she seeing her
husband conversing with pretty
strawberry blonde on the opposite
side of the room, approached him,
and tapping him lightly on the
shoulder, said in gentle tone of
voice: Love tits growing late,
hadn't we better go homer
She was the same woman-who
after getting home-whirled the
rolling pin under his nose, scream
ing: you base, cloven footed
scoundrel, you'll If ever 1 catch
you talking to that red-headed,
mackerel-eyed freokled-face thing
again-I'll bust your brains out
with this rolling. pinl Hear me?"
Yes, they are justified in saying,
Marriage is a Lottery.
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OHIO ELECTION.
A Few Surprises Handed Out
to Both Parties.

to Both Parties.
The city elections in Ohio last
Monday resulted in the principal
cities for mayor as follows:
Cincinnati, Julius Fleischmann,
Republican, by an increased ma
jority. Cleveland, Tom L John
son, Democrat, increased majority.
Columbus. Robert FL Jeffrey, Re-
publican. Toledo, Samuel L Jones,
no party. Dayton, Uharl,s w
Snyder, Democrat Spring field.
Charls F Bowlus, Democrat. Ak
ron. Ohas w Kempel, Democrat.
Canton, w 81 Smith, Republican.
Gallipolis. E F Merriman. Demo
crat. Hamilton, Charles L Bosch,
Democrat. GAINESVILLE, Deacon, Re-
publican. Portsmouth, Milstead,
Republican Ironton, Mouton,
Republican.
1t will be seen that Tom John
son, of Cleveland, has again proven
himself too much for Mark Hanna.
Have Leased Fourteen Hundred
Acres.
Joplin, Mo-, Daily Globe.
Chas. A. Hutchinson, William
w. Lill and Joseph Rose, of Chica-
go, have leased l, 400 acres of land
adjoining the mining camp of
CRANKY on the north. The lease
was secured through Charles Pur-
ter from George Case, of Joplin,
and development work will begin
at once Thu operating company
will be known as The Lily and the
Rose Mining and Development
Co.. and a contract for $500 feet
of drilling has been let, work to
begin as soon as drill can be re-
moved to the ground. Charlie
Cox, one of the most successful
mine managers of the district, has
been chosen to superintend opera
tons for the company.
Mr.. Hutchinson of this compa-
ny, is interested in a number of
other mining properties in the dis.
trict, among them being the Juni-
alta Lead and Zinc Co., with a lease
on so acres at Central City; the
Terra Gotta Mining Co., with a
lease on 81 acres at Midway; the
Lill Mining Co, with lease on
40 acres of the Conner land at Pros
perity, formerly the Cherokee; the
Troup Consolidated Mining Co.,
with fee of the Troup 4O-acre
tract at Carterville. and a lease of
the Hall land northwest of Garth.
age, ON which the May Mining Co.
is outputting ore.
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The Ladies Aid Society of NJ.
E Church, South, will have sale
of useful articles at the residences
of Mr.. B franklin. on the after
noon and night of April 10. 1908
Ice cream and cake served. For
benefit of the church A cordial
invitation to all.
2 Per COMMITTEE
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Mr.. Martin v. Chapman, father
of MIR. Floyd Chapman, of the
Huntington Herald, died last
Wednesday in the German Dea-
CONFESS Hospital at Cincinnati af-
ter five months illness and after
q surgical operation. Mr.. Chap
man has our deepest sympathy in
this sad hour of bereavement.
In speaking of the death of Mr..
Chapman the Huntington Herald
said:
"Mr. Chapman was born Aug,
%, 1912, in Gallia county, Ohio,
where he was engaged in farming
till 1864 when he enlisted in Com
pary q, 3rd w, Va Cavalry, in
command of Capt. John S. Witch
or and served faithfully till Aug.
1865, when he was honorably dis
charged. He YVES then for a time
employed as salesman with the
late Col. j. 81. Montgomery and
after this went to Wayne county,
w. Va, where he taught school
for about 10 years. He then en-
gagged in the mercantile business
until 1892 when he moved to Cen
trail City, where he was again in
the mercantile and milling bust
ness.
About three years ago he became
engaged in newspaper work, pub
fishing and editing the Central
City Chronicle which soon gained
much popularity and good circula-
ton"
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Notice to Take Dispositions.

To Robt d. Maxwell, take notice that on the
I'm day OF May A. l903 between tile hours
OF o'clock a: m. and O'Clock p. M, at the
law ONCE of Sommerville & SomerVilIe, in
IN the town of Point Pleasant, Mason
County West Virginia, will take the
Ceposltions of myself and others, to be
read in evidence in u behalf in GER
tain suit in chancery now pending in the
circuit Court of Mason, and State OF West
Virginia, N which 1 am plaintiff and you are
defendant.
II from any cause the taking of said depo-
sition shall not be completed on the tiay
aforesaid, the same shall be continued from
day 10 day, or from time 10 time, at the same
place and between the same hours
until the same shall have been com
Pleted. ESrELLE MAXWELL,
somervilIe d somerville, Soils.
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Tickets now on sale at Hooff's
drug store for the musical enter.
tainment for Thursday. April 18th.
Secure your seats now,
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Instantly Killed.

Mr.. George w. Sewall, a promi-
nent man, was instantly killed Fri
day last while moving his saw mill,
which is located on the Hanly
farm, back of Apple Grove. He
leaves wife and six children.
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EthanfIe Betz Dead,

Mr.. Ethanile Betz, age 70 years
died very suddenly at his homs in
Gallipolis, Thursday morning He
was seated at the breakfast table
and about to take a cup of coffee
when he was seized with pain in
his head. He exclaimed: ooh,
my headp and Immediately began
to sink from his chair.
Mrs. Henry Williams, who kept
house and cared for him, rnshed to
his assistance and eased him down
to the floor. He never spoke again
and Immediately expired. The
family physician was called who
found him dead from an attack of
apoplexy, pure and simple, caused
from a rupture of a blood vessel at
the base of the brain.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-04-08

The President is Ger the bor-
der and AVA" hunting bears, and
how tedious and tasteless the hours
will be until he gets back, and we
can once more read reports of his
daily fencing, wrestling and bouts,
and his daring feats of horseman-
ship. But there is one consolation
his full length picture by Sargent
has just been finished, SO that if
anything happens to him during
his hair-raising Lutzow wild hunt
we shall have that to look at. And
there are the boys. and the rest of
the Roosevelt family, and Princess
Alice is coming home from Porto
Rico.
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CircumstantfaI Evidence.

Madam Januschek, regarded by
many people as the greatest living
actress, won much of her public
favor when she was appearing in
James NJ. Martins Harvest
Moon" Mr.. Martin, as we'll as
scores of critics, contend now that
his masterpiece is "Circumstanial
Evidence" which will be seen here
at Hooff's Opera House Friday,
Apr. 10. In this piece will be
seen every human emotion. The
polished william, seen so often in
everyday life; the beautiful char
acter, Ruth Castle; Arthur. her be.
trothal, an innocent man convict.
ed on Circumstantial Evidence;
the drunkard; the Typical Irish
policeman; the Southern negro,
as we'll as many others. The pIsy
holds its audience 10 wrapped at.
tention from rise to fall of our
tain. Seats now on sale
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Circumttantisl Evidence is drawn
more closely TO nature than any
drama in the English language.
Those who fail to see it will miss
q rare treat.
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Mr.. VIM. B. Jones. living on
Mr.. Eastham's farm near town, has
gathered new potatoes already this
season.
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Admiral Dewey has been arous-
ing the ire of Germany by COM
PARSONS of the American Navy
with the German Navy, making
out that the latter is inferior in
many respects.
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Moore & Well sold to Mr.. Peter
Lewis, of T int Pleasant, the Rob-
ert Haptonstsll store building =
GAliipolis.J journal
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Miss Mary M. Selbe expects to
open her Confectionery store. ice
cream and soda water parlors by
Sunday,
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A large assortment of ready-to.
wear hats, at very low prices. Mrs
L. J. Williamson.
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Luther flanagan, 35.year-old
miner, lies at the poirt of death
as the result of being shot, in the
Union miners store near Mont.
gomery by Nate Stanley, COM
panion.
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The lot upon which formerly
stood the t. F. Kimberling meat
market, on Main street, and which
was burned out at the time of the
American Hotel fire. nearly year
ago, is being cleaned up.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-04-08

Messrs. John Greenlee and John
Smith have purchased Mr.. S. N.
Parks saloon and will continue
the business in the same room.
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"Morg" Smith, the Huntington
saloonist, whose sensational! disap-
pearance from his home there a
few months ago, after having
drawn $4,000 from the bank, crea-
ted such sensation at the time, is
back in that city and will again go
into business there.
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Order Of Publication.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
COUNTY OF MASON, TO-wIT:
AT Rules held in the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court OF the said county on Monday,
the 9Th day of April. 1903, the following or.
der was entered:
Estelle Maxwell,
Robert ID. Maxwell
In Chancery.
The object ofthe above suit is to obtain a
divorce from the bonds of Tnatrimony, by the
plaintih from the defendant And it appear
ing by affidavit filed in the papers of the
said cause that the said Robert n. Maxwell ID
nOn-restdent of the State of West Virginia,
u IS ordered that he do appear here within
interest.
A Copy Teste-A L. BoGGEss, Clerk.
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Hundreds of our citizens visited
the hill tops and surrounding coun-
try, Sunday, and returned loaded
with wild flowers and everereens.
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A party of young men of the
st. Johns Episcopal choir, head
ed by Professor Frances and &C.
compsnied by Mrs. E. q. DawIey
as pianist, will go to PIT. Pleasant,
Thursday, April 16. to give a con.
cert. The young men who will go
are Cyrus Phillips, George Slicer,
Ernest MoGlasson, Harold Ster.
rett. Harold Mathews, Malcolm
Mathews Charleston Mail.
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A "gaser" having a daily ca
pacity of seven million feet has
been struck in the Big Sandy,
Roane county, field by the IA.
nawha Gas Light and Fuel Com.
pany not far from a number OF
other wells owned by the company,
the product of which is piped to
Charleston, a distance of abont
twenty-five miles. The new flow
was struck in the Big injun at a
depth of one thousand seven
hundred feet.
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After La Grip-What?

Usually a hacking cough and n general
feeling of weakness, often leading to fatal
results after the patient is supposed to have
passed the danger point. Foley's Honey
ana Tar is guaranteed to cure the ''griDpe
cough" and make you strong and well. II
never iails to stop a cough II taken in time,
Glider. may
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-04-08

The following would not be a
bad epitaph for j. Pierpont Nor
gan when the time comes:
He rests beneath the earth he
made his own,
And God once more is running
things alone.
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The Shawmut Oil Company,
with Offices in Petersburg and in
Boston, owning and operating
large holdings in Wood. Richie,
and Tyler counties, this state, and
Monroe county, Ohio, sold them
all last week to the South Penn
Oil Company at a price said to
have been $4,000.
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The newly elected town officer.
are now at the helm.
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Send us your order for all kinds
of Grass Seeds. We can save you
money, and give special attention
to mail orders.
i K Rnrdatf & co