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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-09-05
GREAT
18th, 18th, 18th and l4th. 1906
LABOR Day

Mcnday was Labor Day and was
appropriately celebrated by the
several organized labor unions of
this town. This was the fret time
in the history of the town taat the
organized labor had celebration
and this was one that they might
feel proud of. as the day was pleas
antly passed by the large crowd of
people from all over the county
and neightosing towns.
The Woodmsn brass band from
Middleport was engaged for the
day and rendered good music
throughout the day. The Point
Pleasant drum corps was heard a,
different parts of the town during
the entire day which made every
thing feel lovely and full of life.
The trades display parade was had
promptly at l O'Clock with Capt
w. H.. Howard as Chief Marshal OF
the day. Almost every business in
town had a float in the parade,
which was about as noe q parade
as Was ever seen here. The differ.
emit unions were out in full uni.
forms and presented a handsome
appearance.
The Iron Molders Union OF
North America. uniform blue suits
and white Gaps; The American Fed,
Grafton of labor. blue overalIe; The
international Union of Shipwright
Jointers and Chalkers, white suits
and blue Gaps; House Carpenters,
white suits and blue Gaps; The Re-
tail Clerks, last but not ie4st was
the Brick Masons. There being
no lodge here and but one brick
mason, but very strong union
man in the person of that SPLENDID
good fellow and expert mechanic,
Mr.. William Q. Stor,z who was
dressed in suit of white overallt
aud a silk hat. carrying a large silk
American flag.
After the parade the crowd as
sembled IN the Court House yard
where they listened to three splen.
ded speeches by good orators, Col
81. R Howard, Mayor of Poin,
Pleasant. Hon Chas E Hogg and
Mr.. L. 81. Sudduthi of Central
City. After the speaking came
the yacht race which was won by
Mr.. j. E. Edwards, of GalIipolis.
g. A Fry, second. and Mr.. Haynes
third. j. 3 Howard won the bi.
oycle race. jesse Spencer second
Hattie Sttnley soooped in the foot
race. The sack race, blind folded
race and pie eating contest was
won by Douglass Ward, colored.
Monday night at the count of
the votes for the moat popular
young lady in Mason county, Miss
Carrie Bloom received the largest
number, and was presented with a
beautiful gold looket and chain
Miss Kate Steinbaoh receiving the
second largest number of votes was
presented with a gold ring. Thus
ended a grand glorious day for
every one.
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Mrs. Charity Aun Smith splen-
did old lady and one who is liked
by every person in town oelebrat-
ed her 18th birthday Last Saturday
night. Mrs. Smith was handsome.
ly remembered by number of her
many friends who either took or
sent her a present which she high.
appreciates.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-09-05
Game Law.

The game law is published again
Tor the benefit of some of our local
Sportsmen. When read. clip it and
paste it over your gun-raok, that
seeing you may heed:
Hare. rabbit and squirrel may
be killed from September Is to
January 1.
Brant. ducks and geese. October
1 TO April L.
Deer. turkey. grouse. pheasants
and prairie chickens, October 10
TO December Is.
Quail. November to December
20.
Bear at any time.
Trout. January 1 to September
Bass. June Is to April 10.
Snipe. March l to July 1.
Fawn must not be taken at any
IN Us 6poGGeo coat.
1t Ia lawful for any person to de
GtIoy at any time nets. seines OF
traps Get at any river or stream.
Amy person may kill a dog that
il seen chasing. worrying or killing
sheep or lambs
1t is unlawful for any person tc
shoot in g public road.
It is unlawful to purchase OF
have in your possession any birdl
or game out of season.
Destroying or disturbing the
eggs of any of the birds protected
by law is strictly forbidden.
1t is unlawful to hunt or shoot or
the land of another without per
mission.
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Mr.. Earl limerick and Miss
Frances PoffenbaIger were happily
married at Canton Sspt. LIST, at the
residence of her sister, Mrs. Char
les Alexander.
The bride is a cousin of Mrs
Frank Bell of this CITY and an esti
mable handsome popular young
lady well known here and at Point
Pleasant. She is a daughter of
Mr.. William PCffenbarger of Beech
Hall and cousin of Judge p. fen
bsrger, of Point Pleasant. They
will reside at Wheeling -GaIlipo-
lis Tribune.
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SURVEY IS BEING MADE
Believe it is to be by the DsepWater.
and TideWater.


and Tidewater.
Three surveys have been made
along the south side of Kanawhs
river. supposedly in the interest
If the Deepwater and Tidewatel
md options have been taken on
prop. rty along one of the routes
Surveys have been made all along
the south side of Ksnawhe. from
Charleston to the OHIO riv r
but that this was done at the in
stance of the Deepwater is purely
speculative. 2st
1t is believed here that the 40.
tivity means that new bridge il
to be built across the OHIO a shorl
distance below this city.s It lie fig
ured that the surveyors are seeking
lake outlet for the new road and
if this be true a bridge will be re-
quired.
O.
To build bridge from the south
bank of the Kanawha across the
Ohio is almost impossible, as the
o. R r. bridge that spans the
Kanawha alresdy occupies the
available ground and on the other
side long approach would be re.
quired.
For these reasons the surveys
have left the river toward the south
several miles above Point Pleasant
Bigh hills guard the approach to
the river along this route but plens
have been made for tunnels
Some of the property desired by
the railroad has already been paid
for in cash.
Point Pfaasant's two railroads,
the K & M and the . r r are
to be extensively improved. Gen.
eral manager Thomas Fitzgerald
of the B. & o. stated in his sworn
testimony in the appeal case which
was heard here last week, that
10000 new ties would be put in
during the summer, which means
that the light rails are to be re-
placed with heavier rails This
number of ties is sufficient for the
entire line from Guyandotte &c
Parkersburg and includes the Ra.
venswood and Mill Greek Valley
branches.
Extensive improvements are now
being made al. ng the K. & M
Gut are being made into the hills
80 that the sherp curves may be
done away with and it ia stated
that owing to the heavy trt flo,
which is reasonably sure to in
oresse, that double tracking is sure
contemplated. The grade at the
spproaoh of the Ohio river bridge
is to be done away with. the COM
pany having secured property near
the hill, by hioh the grade can be
done away with. At present ad
ditional engines are required to
pull and ordinary freight train
over the bridge.
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DEATHS

Mrs George Cartmill, a most
excellent lady, died at her home
near town, on Mr.. P S Lewis
farm Sunday night, after long
sick spell She was about 45 yeare
old and leaves husband and six
children and host of friends. He,
funeral service was preached at tie
house yesterday aftefhoon at
O'Clock. by her pastor, Rev Owens,
interment in Lone Oak cemetery
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A B fillmore physician says avery

ABB fillmore physician says avery
sick man should have a pretty
nurse. He says it makes sick
man more cheerful to have dainty,
sweet. pre- ty woman towering
about him, smoothing his ruff I'd
looks. tanning his heated brow,
etc Stop that. Doc! you will have
all the old bachelors catching the
first disease that,s going.
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Rev. Carl Barth expects to preach
at the Flats Presbyterian Church
next Lords Day, SEPT 9Th. IL
O'Clock in the morning and 500
It night
A Cordial invitation is extended
to all to attend the annual meeting
of the Mason County Sunday
School Associ ton which meets at
the Pleasant Flats Presbyterian
Church September l6th and 17th
In addition to other addresses
t ere will te several from MI
Sh. for and Miss Graham. repre-
senting ,the West Virginia State
Association
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Democratic Senatorial Convention Of
The Fourth Senatorial
District.

A convention Of the delegates of the coun.
ties OF Jackson, Mason and Roane, eompOs-
ing the Fourth Senatorial District Of the
State Of West Virginia, is hereby called to
meet II RavensWood on Friday, the 18th day
of September, 1906, At O'Clock p m. for the
purpose Of nominating candidate for the
once Of State Senator and for the trans
cotton of such other business as may proper
ly come before said convention
Oh. CHAMBERS, Chairman.
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WHEELING. SEPTEMBER 1Otl

the bride to be received num.
Der of pretty and useful gifts
Among the many other things
that took place to make the after
noon one of the most enjoyable
society events of the season were
the beautiful vocal -tolos sang by
Mrs. L O Riddle. Mrs Mary Mar
garet Bryan and Miss C4rrie Bloom
Concluding the afternoon, refresh
ments were served at half past four
Those present were: Tue honor
guest, Miss Media Bowyer. Mes
danes Q @ Bowyer. 81 A. Bar
bee, P. 81. S'eenbergen. j L Pan
nell. L Q Riddle. j S Spencer.
Mary Margaret Bryan, William L
BeaIe. Misses Irene Bowyer. Mary
Hogg. Kate Esstham. Edith Baird,
EleAnore Spilmsn. Yirgie Lee
Hughes. Mamie Nease. Carrie
Bloom. Josephine Beaie, Maude
and Velma Kisar. Helen and Ger.
trude Howard
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a Diamond Thisf

Friday afternoon while Miss
Lille Shober. of GaIlipolis. was
absent from her home. thieves en-
tered her rooms and sc le her dia-
monds and iewelry valued at $500
No clue to the robbers
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We will beQfn next Veek a

We will begin next week and
publish Judge VIM A PaTsons
opinion in the b 6 o Railroad ap-
peal cases from the tax assessed by
the board of Public Works Owing
to the opinion being rather long
one We will have to publish only a
part each week
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-09-05

Mics Media Bowyer. in an infor-
NAL way entertained the ladies who
will be in her bridal party Thurs.
day afternoon at her home Misses
Irene Bowyer. Mamie Nesse.
Virgie Lee Hughes. Janet McCuI
loob, Josephine Beale. Veva Hap
tonsiall and Mrs. L. O. Riddle.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-09-05

When you come to think of il.
il is not q very strange situation in
our affairs when our national legis-
latuTe must actually be threEtened
before it will enact laws preventing
the poisoning of the peoples food
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NOTICE

On Saturday afternoon at
O'Clock Sept 9th there will be q
meeting of tue stockholders of the
Mason county Fair Association al
The Spencer for the purpose OF
closing this years business. ALI
stockholders are requested to. be
present
RI PATTERSON,
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Church Notices.

Service tonight 8 O'Clock a,
Christ Church. Choir practice
after the service.
Service Sunday night 8 O'Clock
being service of cong.
Service Friday night 8 O'Clock al
Spilman Chapel.
There will be service Saturda,
night and Sunday morning a:
Bruce Chapel.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-09-05

A Democratic congress elected
next November would be a good
basis upon which to build a ma
tional victory in 1908 Organize
now.
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The three year old son of Nh
and Mrs T j Morrow's of Gallipo-
lie. died Saturday of diphtheria
and was buried Sunday at Mt
Pisgsb. this county
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-09-05

Miss Media Bowyer who will be.
come the bride of Mr.. q. r. Nc.
Culloch. was on last Wednesday
afternoon the guest of honor at an
sfsir in the nature of a parcel
shower. which was given by Misses
Mary and Janet McCulloch at their
home 1904 Main Street Quite a
number of the hostesses' friends
and those of Miss Bowyer respond
ed to the invitations. and in every
way a most enjoyable after
noon was spent BY them all, and
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-09-05
TRUSTEES SALE
Of Town Lot. Farm and Coal Lands
in Mason County. W. Va.

p ursuant TO the terms and provisions of q
deed OF trust executed by Emma l.. New.
man and susan a. Newman, to the under
signed, III. X. howard, Trustee, bearios date
on the z0th DAY OF september, one thousand
eight hundred aud ninety-eIghI, and duly
Ia, Clerks office in Trust Deeu Book No u .
pages 226-1-S-9, to secure 10 Jas. W. Long.
the payment oil certain prommisory noie
theI etu mentioned Tor the of $500 Co.
payable Two years alter date, with lutte. est at
per cent. payable annually, and the said
note being due and unpaid but having
credit thereon of interest paid to -eptember
20. 1900, ana 1851 10 paid March 3rd, .915, aud
being required by tine SAID Jas. w. Long, the
holder aud owner of said tie So TO do.
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The DOLLAR button trust has be, \
busted. This will KNOCK warts. ;
will it not?
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SATURDAY, October eth. 1905.

at IL O'Clock a. N. expose to sale by way OF
Puoilc auction, at The front door Of the
gtnia, the following property, or SO much OF
IL as may be necessary 10 pay The aiore-
said debt, described in said deed OF trust as
follows: A lot or parcel OF land situate IN
the town OF Point lleasant, Mason County,
West Virginia, beginning at the corner OF
said lot aud lot belonging TO L. v. Guthrie
on the East side OF M ain street. thence east
erly at right al giles with said Main street l32
feet, thence nOrtherly 81 feet and 6 Inches
thence westerly l32 ieet and thence souther-
Iy aIong Main street 81 feet and inches to
the place OF beginning, estimated TO contain
nine tenths oil an IA re more or less, and be-
ing the individual property oil said Emma L.
Ne~nlan' Also all OF the right, title anu in
terest of said Emma l.. Newman in and to
the following mentioned real estate situate
in said Mason County, West Virginia, which
is an undivided two ninths one, In and 10
two several tracts If land situate In Robin
son District, in said county; one of said
tracts OF land contains 3SI acres more or less
ana which WAS conveyed 10 the said Emma
l.. Newman and others by deed executed b,
Mary Newman dated January LIST, 1853, and
recorded in the Mason County, West Vfr-
gtnia, County CLERKS office. In deed book No
IL, pages 4tO, &c. ana tile other tract contains
4e54 acres more or less and was conveyed To
the said Emma L. Newman aid others by
IIth day oI Novo mber, 1868, and recorded IN
the Clerk flee OF the Mason County Court
Two last named tracts oi LAND being known
as the L. ". Newman farm and ttI which
same force and effect as If d deeds were
herein copied anu the land particularly de-
scribed by metesand bounds. Also, all of the
right, title and interest OF The said Emma l..
Newman ana Susan A. Newman In and l.
the following mentioned real estate stu .teu
IN Mason Coun y, West iIgfnia, which in
terest Is an undivided four-DinIhs in and to
a tract OF land conveyed 10 said Emma l.,
Newman, Susan A Newma and Others, by
ue"ds OF Mary Newman, dated september
lst 1855, and recorded in the office of the
Clerk OF the Mason County Court in deed
book No 10, pages 1879. containing 9g1l acres
ana TO which oeed reference is hereby ma lie
Z, Eaye the same force and effr,t asif said
deed was herein copied and the land parti-
tiGularly described by metes and bounds.
Ter.As of sale-Cash
II. R. HOWARD,
B Trttcf
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-09-05

The way to stop your wife's
eternal nagging you for money is
TO give her some.
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The fourtt e1 weeks old son of Mrs
j Worthington Keister and grand
son of Mr. W j Keister, died al,
Ashton. Saturday m orning, and
was buried Sunday.
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GLEN WOOD.
CORRESPONDING, s.

correspondence, D.
Our people who raise tobacco are
busy just now cutting and houseinQ
their crop. which is a very good one.
The tobacco warehouse is being
built as rapidly as possible, to receive
the tobacco rais sd in this q. d adioin.
ing counties in this state. and Gallia
and Lawrence counties, Ohio.
F. Walters, a merchant, living lust
out of town met with bad luck Iast
Saturday, his store situated some lift.
tie distance from bis dwelling house.
caught fire AMI WIS totally DESTROYED
with its entire contents, cons sting OF
Fl e stock of general merchandise.
Loss about $24O0, insured for about
$I2CO.
There is a great deal of sickness in
this vicinity DIR Campbell is kept
busy both night and day.
Pearl and Blazer Hereford. of Hunt
ingtoD. spent a few days this week
with friends and relatives.
There is an excellent crop of corn
in this vicinity this year.
School begpn Monday with Misses
Bird Waterson and Nora Blazer IN
Com aid
Our new P. u aud enterprising
merchant. w W. Cornwell, is doing q
good businefs. He is an accommodate
ing gentleman, and is held in high es-
TEEN by every one in thi- community.
Mrs Alice Harvey has re urned
from an extended visit to reIativ es at
Marietta
Har y Boggs and R1ssel White.
who have i'een working on the B. &
o. at Parkersburg, came home last
Sat rday to visit their parents. Mr..
aud Mrs w. W. White.
We have :heard that a new stors
also a restaurant will be started here
soon Two Girls
"AETED-by Chicago Wholesale and
" mail order house. assistant manager
imam or wOmam) for this county and adj
joining territory. Salary SO and expenses
paid weekly; expense money advanced
Work pleasant; position permanent. No
investment or experience required. Spare
time valuable Write At once for fell flFr-
ticulars and enclose self addressed envelope
address General Manager, I34 E. Lake ~
chicago III Ang 4tf
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-09-05

The only sure way of getting out
of love affair happily is to never
get in it.
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Monday night at the home of
Miss Carrie Friedman, she and
Misses Florence Howard, Anna
Written and Bessie Liter gave a
most delightful surprise lawn party
in honor Of Miss Nan Endere, of
Cincinnati, Miss Howard's guest.
The lawn was handsomely decorat-
ed with Japanese lanterns and the
evening most pleasantly spent by
the j lily crowd of young folks.
In the amusing games played
there were two which prizes was
a Earded the hidden animals, the
head prizes were won by Mis-
Mary Haymsn and Mr. Rudolph
Written, Mr.. Written and Mr..
John Morarity having out for the
gentlemen's head prize. TIE
clothes line game was won by Miss
Gertrude Moria1ty. Mr.. Frank
Stone received the BOBBY prize in
both games. During the evening
delightful refreshments were serv-
ed and highly erj ,yed by the
guests, Those present were the
charming hostesses: Misses Car
RE Friedman, Bessie Liter, Anna
Written, Florence Howard. the
honor guest Miss Nan Eoders, and
Misses Eva Mitchell, Clara Mus
grave, Gertrude Burdett, Gertrude
Moriarty. Mary Hsyman, Mary
Leftwioh, Nan Heslop. Lizzie
Dashner, Gala Comstock, Lizzie
Carpenter, Maude Shiaet, Anna
Malone, Mary Lewis, Hannah
Lewis. Ethel Burdftt. Messrs.
Ross Filson, Fred Kisar. Charles
Baird. Charlie Howard. Ed 81 W.
ard. Rudolph Written, Sidney
Friedman, Lem Hrslop, R ,ymond
Allen, James Leftwioh, John Nor
srity. Frank Gibbs. Frank Stone,
Frank Bruestle, Harry Lewis.
Charles Waggener.
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T. Q annual convention Of the
Mason County Sunday School As.
ISOLATION will be held at the Pleas
ant Flats Presbyterian Church,
near Maggie. Monday and Tues
day Sept II and Is See programme
which will be published in next
weeks paper
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Saturday, the eth DAY Of October



commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m. at the front
door OF the Court House, OF Mason cou ",
West virginia, sell for cash at public auc-
ton to the highest bidder the following
tracts of land conveyed to said Trustee by
said trust deed, viz: One tract of land stu
ate In Union District, Mason County, West
Virginia, and bounded and described a.
follows; Beginning at a black oak on Little
Buzzard near mouth OF small b. aDch. thence
running n 7l' < % poles to a stone and
blnck oak on south hill side hear ScantIin. 3
house, 3is Z IS poles TO a stone in field n
62s 4 II poles to a chestnut oak, by road -
81 AZ poles to an iron wood and two
small white oaks by branch. s 32s e ~
poles and u links to stake ana stone pile
corner to 81 acre tract hereinafter described.
thence with line of said 81 acre tract N 3So Isl
W lbs poles and l. l nks TO stake in original
outline OF tract, of which this is "A parf
thence with This said original outline s "a
" % poles and 10 links to a stone corner to
lands OF Mary Decker and other tracts OF
e. ]. Manpin, 59s W So poles to a stake in
white s1 on hiIfside thence 81 100 poIe ma =.
the place of beginning. estimated 70 contain
Also another tract situate In said district.
county and state Aforesaid, and Is bounded
and described as follows:
Beginning at q stake in line OF lauds of
Maupin and corner 10 corner, thence = 39s Z
lS2 poles to stone pile, thence \ sI9 IS
10 where small black oak formerly stood.
thence 7is w Y poles TO the place of be :
ginning, g ttmated 10 contain p acres.
Also another tract situate IN said Union
Dlstr1ct and county and state Aforesaid, and
Is pounded and described as follows.
BEGINNING at a stake in line OF Maupin
aud corner to dover. thence 39s < II2
poles TO q stake in ScantliniS line, thence 74s
w liz poles TO stake in said Scantiin's line
thence \ 81 w 1854 poles to the place of be-
ginning eEtimRt d TO contain acres
Also = tract of I0l acres of land conveyed
Anon Forbes by deed dated October 95th
1907, which right of way or road was reserved
In said deed and begins al q white oak on
the hillside south east side OF said tract OF
said lDl acres and running along hill side to
gate on road near iron bricge over I3-mile
creek
The above described real estate being the
game conveyed TO said W. D. Sullivan by
Chas. B -Tlllis and John e. TilIis
Witness my hand this Sept 9Th. 1906.
JOHN E. RELLER,
sep % Wk Trustee.
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Agree with your wife and you
can always have your own way.
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II Jnre s2.l4o 56 of enforceable
money went into The uead-letter
office, 81, 224 in Treasury notes.
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This is the age of the bushes.
woman" all right-but she still re
fuses to tell it.
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One reason that You seldom
meet q pessimistic woman lie that
you seldom meet a bald headed
ole.
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Lost

A short stick pin. With a rough
pearl and turquois. with wreath.
between tie postoffice and George
Comstock,s residence; 6ader please
return to Miss Kate Cemsteck.
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The public schools of this CITY
ppsUsd yesterday.