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Add to My Citations To Charles L. Webster
17 September 1881 • Elmira, N.Y.
(MS: NPV, UCCL 02035)
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c. j. langdon,

elmira, n.y. Sept 17 188 1

Dear Charley—

All right. I am glad you staid in Boston to look after the castings yourself. I hope you will accomplish your second su plate to-day, so that you won’t have to be in Boston next Wednesday; for we shall be at the Gilsey House Wednesday morning, & remain a day or two for Mrs. Clemens to do some shopping before proceeding to Hartford. I have been prodigiously interested in your Boston brass adventures, you may easily imagine. I am hoping for a telegram about the second plate to-day.

In this office I have just seen a fancy bill-head which I was sure was done by you, but the imprint on it was “J. H. Warner, 81 John street, New York.”

I left everybody well at Fredonia, & they send love to you. I saw your father & mother, & they are well.

Ys Truly

S L C



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MS, Jean Webster McKinney Family Papers, Special Collections, NPV.

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MicroPUL, reel 2.

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See McKinney Family Papers in Description of Provenance.