The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-10-18

November. The principal steel en-,
Little Red Riding-Hood,
Is rarely beautiful. So, also, is the
mamoth colored steel fashion plate,
But, as a contemporary says,the stories
the fashions, the patterns, in short,
everything in Jefferson" is the best
of its kind. For 1878 great improve
ments will be made. Among these
will be a monthly Supplement, con-
tanning Full-sized Paper Pattern
for a lady's, or child's dress, thus Civ
ing to every subscriber twelve such
patterns, extra, during the year
These patterns alone will be worth
the subscription price. Five origin,
al copyright novelets will also be
given, besides a hundred shorter
stories. But the price will remain
the same, Two Dollars Year, the
postage prepaid by the publisher.
To Clubs the prices are even lower
postage also pre-paid,) viz two
copies for $500, with a superb Mez-
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for $3.50, postage pre-paid,) and an
extra copy to the person getting up
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Charles j Peterson, BOG Chestnut
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The following are the appoint,
ments for Charleston District, of the
NJ. e. Church, Conference for West
Virginia, recently in session in the
City of Charleston:
P. E.-S. e. Steele.
Charleston Station-E. w. Ryan.
Charleston Circuit-A, T. Morri-
ston.
East Charleston-B. Hagar.
Malden-II. Scott.
Nicholas ii. o. King.
Mountain Cove-G. r.. Copeland.
Hartford City-G. Crossfeld.
Mason City,. d. King.
Clifton-L. l.. Stewart,
Point Pleasant-F. A, Trippett.
Letart and Leon. W. GriIlitts,
Mill Creek-C. r. Shackleford.
Ripley-To be supplied by II. II
Hughes.
Sponcer--N. c. Beckley.
Smithville-E. D. W. King,
Arnoldsburg-L. d. Hcartherly.
Pleasant Retreat-T. P. Ryan.
Elk Riyer-J. T. Davis.
Clay-A. H. Curtis.
LEG BRoKEx.-A nine year old son
of Harvey Bailey, had one Of his leg:
broken while performing on a hori.
zontal bar at the public school house
Mason City, last Friday, The acct.
dent was caused by a boy falling up
on him.
THIGH FRAcruRED.-0n Monday
last, Mrs. David C, sayre, who live:
with her son, A. @, Sayre, at the
head Of Letart Island, this county
met with quite u serious accident
She was walking across her room
when she fell and fractured one ofhel
thighs. Mrs, sayro is u very ole
lady. being in the S7th year Of hel
age.
LEG DRoXEN.-On Wednesday Of
last week, Mr.. Robert Wilson, for
mcrly of this place, but now a resi-
dent Of Huntington, while walking
along the board sidewalks of that
city, trippcd and fell, and broke one
of his legs in two places, just above
the ankle,
CoNvIcTED.-Cremean who was
charged with stealing yoke of oxen,
was tried last week, and found gull
ty by the jury, and his term of i'm.
prisonmont was fixed at two years in
the Pcnnitentiary,
suspENDED.-Tho West Virginia
Journal published at Charleston, Ka'
nawha county, breathod its last with
its issue of October 10th, 1877, Aside
from its politics, the Journal was a
good paper, and we regret to loose it
from our exchange list.