Letter, 1888 Nov. 27 (Columbia, S.C.), to Major James Burton Pond.

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Letter, 1888 Nov. 27 (Columbia, S.C.), to Major James Burton Pond.

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Letter, Nov. 27 1888, sent from the Grand Central Hotel in Columbia, S.C., to Major James Burton Pond requesting that he send a copy of "our contract" for "my brother in law... is taking my affairs in hand;" reporting "Mr. [Edgar Wilson] Nye and I are dead in love with this city externally - and internally... just assured by visiting Editor, it's our meat tonight."

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