Gallagher, John J., New York, New York, to John Alphonsus McMaster, Penn Yan, N.Y., 1885 October 19
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Gallagher sends to Penn Yan the things John requested, including a pocket stamp which will prove handy, John's father had considerable trouble with a money order, and advises that John make all orders payable to his father, not himself. Father Felix McGucken of Friendsville, Pa., called at the office last Thursday and delivered John's message. John's father was out, but Gallagher was glad to hear from John. John should not worry about remittances. P.S. Gallagher has been thinking of making a trip through the East, money being scarce, but does not want to trespass into John's domain, and will not go without his approval. The cat about whom John inquired had a fit the day he left, but seems all right again. Gallagher's family and Jack and Joe Keiley are all well. :: I-2-m A.L.S. 2pp. 8vo.
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- Creation: 1885 October 19
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English.
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