The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-12-03

The deceased was born in Stafford.
shire England, May TIN, 1908. She
was baptized ii stoe parish, in the
established church Of England. She
with other members Of her family
came 70 America in May, 1878. II
February, 1888, she vas married l.
Dr. Jesse Bennett. who died in July
lSi2. In 1s47 she was united il
wedlock to Mr. Joseph S. Machir
who died February 18th, 1872. Hel
remains were.deposited in the vault
by the side Of her husbands, followed
70 her last resting place BY u large
concourse Of relatives and friends.
Thus has passed from our midsl
another Of our older citizens, many
|of whom have recently been called
away from the cares and anxieties Of
THISTLE. She WILDE missed especi.
ally by those who have received SO
many marks Of kindness from her
and to all her sorrowing friends and
relatives We extend our heartfelt
sympathy.
pERsoNAIs.-Mr G. w. White, Of
Robinson, called to see Us Monday,
and paid for years subscription to
the Rtgisterin advance, a thing he
always does.
Mr.. Charles Bowyer and wife re-
turned Monday night, on the Tele
phone, from a trip to their parents at
Winfield.
That genial, good fellow, Harley
Broadwcll, Of Louis snider's Sons,
Cincinnati, WASH our Office Tuesday.
Newspaper men will find him a good
man to deal with. He has a full inc
Of samples with. him.
Mr.. j. 7. Bowyer, Of Winfield, was
on our streets last Saturday.
viii Wiley, of the firm of Ruffncr
4 Wiley, Arbuckle, was in town
Monday.
Our genial friend, D. W. Maupin,
called to see US a few days ago.
Samuel Foglesong, Esq, and wife,
paid our Office q visit on Monday.
Mr.. Otis Stribling Of MERGERS Bot.
tom, among many other ancient rel
les, has tho following:
COLONIAL AND CONTINENTAL MONEY.
LIST. "Three Pence, Common wealth
of Pennsylvania, April A. D. 1777.n"
On the reverse side of this note is
this: "Tocounterfcit is death. Three
Pence, Philadelphia, printed by John
Dunlap, l777. Three Pence"
End. "Colony Of New York, Two
Shillings and Eight Pence, New
York, one-third Of 4 dollar, New York,
printed BY Samuel Low in the year
MDCCLXNvI."
CONTINENTAL MONEY.
LIST, "Four Dollars, No. 93666, print.
ed by Knle & Sulcr, in Philadelphia
l776."
End. An Almanac for 174, printed
at. Williamsburg, Virginia. This
gives list Of the members of the
House Of Burgesses, and other inter
esting facts for that year.
NEWSPAPERS.
LIST. The Enquirer, Richmond, Vir.
ginia, Thursday, December 91st, 1914
by Thos. Richie, Vol. 8, No. u.
End. The Hestern IIrginian, No. s
of Vol, II. Total No. 60. Clarks.
burg, Harrison county, Virginia
Saturday, February %, 1917 Gideon
Butler, Publisher.
An exchange Gays over 100000
sheep were killed in Ohio by dogs,
last year. We would like to see the
statement US to the number killed in
West Virginia. At certain seasons
Of the year scarcely a day passes that
we do not hear of some one loosing
sheep in, this way. 1t has always
been a mystery tous why so many
good citizens persist in keeping a
great pack Of worthless ours around,
in the face ofthese patent facts. We
don't suggest, but let our Legislature
pass the very best laws on the sub.
ject. Let there be such a sentiment
infused into the people that it will
find expression in a mutual organi-
cation among all our farmers to curb
this nuisance, and if possible, to
abate it. How often we have heard