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Malaria, Indigestion. Dy>pepsia and
cent influences Of Duty Pure Barley Malt hiskey.
Try it.
The Peoples Worldwide Verdict.
Burnett's COcoaine has been sold in every civil
Ted country, and the public have rendered the YER
dict that It IS the Cheapest and best Hair Dressing
Burnetts Flavoring Extracts are invariably &C
knowiedged the purest and the best co
Duffy's Pure Malt WhisiSey is not a BIZ
ters but pure whiskey. that has been analyzed
profession ASK the leading ply sicians this city
their opinion. IL
Fur and SeaIskin Garments.
c. c. Shayne, the well-known Wholesale Fur
Manufacturer, LOB Prince street, New York. viii
wholesale prices this season. This VIII afford a
splendid opportunity to purchase strictly reliable
Furs direct from manufacturer. and save retailers
profits. Fashion Book mailed free. 9,6-3m
Ladies', you who are tired and worn out In this
warm weather take little broken ice and Duffv'S
pure Malt Whiskey. 1t will build you up Try it, IL
. Lundborg's Perfume. Edema go
Lundborg's Perfume Marechal Mel Rose. go
Lundbors's Perfume. Alpine Violet go
LANDLORDS Perfume, Lily OF the Valley 60
DUffy's pure Malt Whiskey will assist diges-
ton and positively cure dyspepsia II you will take
half wine glass full half an hour before each meal
and use II at your dinner proportion Il wniskey, Z
water. Try ii. l2
Bicycle Shirts at Auerbach's, eth and II. em,w,t
Those who are nursing people down with
FEVER, Will find nothing equal to Duffy Malt WhiS-
key and ice for all kinds OF fevers. Try it IL
Baiiey's 81 Saw. warranted equal any
at $3.50 2m
Mothers give your little ones who are wasting
ana suffering from the heat Duffy's Malt Whisky
with broken ice. 1t will built them up. I2
Pretty Women.
Ladies who would retain freshness and -vivacity
Don't fail to try "Wels' Health Remover" II
To the Liquor and Drug Trade.
We are now prepared to supply the liquor and
0rug trade, IN any quantity. Duffy'S Pure Barley
Malt Wh1skey at the same prices and terms charged
tnem at the 0lStillery, thus saving them freight.
IL BARBOUR g. HAMILTON
J. M. Laroque's Elixer Of Calisaya
Has. for more than half a century. been in use by
all classes of people, and Endorsed by eminent ply
s1cfanS as the best tonic and invigorator extant.
The weak, the nervous, the debilitaed. all find it
larry lady's medicine. 81 bottle. Sold by drug
gists- w. E. Thornton, Proprietor, Baltimore and
Harrison streets. Baltimore, Md tu.th,s-om
Diamond Shirts at Auerbach's, 2 II. tu,th,s
Persons OF sedentary habits and those confined
In offices during the day Will lind nothing so nvg
Grating as wine glass full OF Duffy's Malt Whiskey
taken In the morning and evening. Try it. u
"Alderney Dairy Wagons"
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning,
and delivered in halfpound "Ward" prints, DOC per
pound. Also, Cottage Cheese ButterInilk an0 sweet
Milk, sc. per quart, Cream l5c. pint.
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Durkee,s Salad Dressing


Il the best thing OF the kind ever sold. With II
superb salad OF any kind can be made without
delay or trouble 1t is also one OF the best sauces
for cold meats, etc. 60
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For PRESERyING--Fine catawba grape brandy,
guaranteed 10 be pure. Also, fine imported EstTa-
gOn vinegar for pickling, etc Get 1t Ut Chr.
flanders, Sl1 9Th street northwest.
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Just Received at Francs, the only Strictly
One-Price Hat and Gents Furnishing store In the
city, twenty-three dozen latest style Derbys, in
Black, Brown, French Cray and London smoke.
which are selling at prices to suit the most econom-
teal 2
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CITY ITEMS.
JOhnsOn's Oyster saloons,
$40 and AaS 9th ST nw

Arrived to-day. extra fine lot Salt Oysters for
nalf-shell, steamed, stewed, fied, sc. Ladies' sa-
loon first door.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

SIDNEY T. Nmno
as 7th Street Northwest
fIANos AND ORGANS OF ALL THE LEADING
MAKES
Instruments new and second hand .old ou@@-n
eas. iIloilhS instruments Pianos and Or nNn
sshs rented. rent applied II purchased wv
lSrre and elevan; stock TO select from
All the popular Musical Publications Of the "A
The finest selection of scent Music In In. c,tr -
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WOOD AND COAI.

HAVING OPENED A BRANCH OFFICE AT
n No lO2J l4TH STtEFT NoRTHwEsr,
would pleased 10 receive orders for Cal Wood and
kndling Wood. Having unexcc ed facilities for hand
ling Coal prepared TO sell low any firm in the
business. ] guarantee frst-class Coal and ton q
22i0 pounds.
Hi ding and stove Wood ut bottom prices.
Orders promptly delivered -
JOHN MILLER,
Main Office Railroad Yard Depot and Kindling Wood
Mill-sL street and Virginia avenue southwest.
Branch Yaris-No l20 l4th street northwest. and No.
l43 strict southeast
Wharf-FoOt of 9th street southwest. se6-3m
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OVHHuSOH - 10TH anu Es
Choice Oysters, Reed Birds, Fish, &C. All Sc
lected- Lifetime experience. Ladies' large Salool
attached.
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Cluett's Crown COllarS, Guns and Monarch
Shirts are the best OF all 60
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
OrF1CE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON. ID. G.. sept. IL, 1854 go ami
For the middle Atlantic states partly cloudy
weather and local showers, slight changes in TEN
uerature, southerly winds. shifting TO edStery.
For Friday, partly cloud weather and local
showers are Indicated for the districts on the At
lanlic coast; generally far weather in ali otner
districts east OF the Rocky mountains There viii
be slight fall IN temperature in all districts east
OF the Mississippi valley.
HOME COMFORT
Use Aladdin Security OIL.
Ii Is known to De the safest and best Oil
Use ALADDIN SECURITY OII--After more than
Ten years trial this excellent oil continues 20 grow
In public favor, the ever increasing demand proves
that its merit alone is Its recOnle ndatlOl as the
best household OIL In Use.
MAsoN'S Fruit Jars John II. Magruder, Ii17 New
York avenue.
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fIssELLS Ice CREAM
shipped anywhere out of town.
li21 New York avenue
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Use Aladdin Security OH.
Ii Is known to be the safest and best OIL

MAsoNs Fruit Jars John H. Magruder, Iil7 New
York avenue.
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HENRY RAIsrON, OF Baltimore. fell at the corner
OF 9Th ard the Avenue last night and broke his
right near the wrist
SAIE yOur eNrSicrhf. consult HnirrIer t52 Pa ave
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Malaria, Indigestion. DySDepSia and
wasting diseases invariably give way TO The bene-
cent influences Of Duffy Pure Barley Malt Whiskey
Try II. n
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CoALl WooDu
JOHNSON BROTHERS
wHARvEs AND RAILROAD YARD
Twelfth and Water streets southwest
BRANCH YARDS AND OFFICES
1902 street norfbwes
oflt 18th street northwest;
1.<t lennsylvana avenue Northwest
ILL., 9Th street northwest;
Corner Sd and streets northwest:
81 Penlsylvnnia avenue southwest
LARGEST PRIVATE RAILROAD YARD SOUTH
OF NEW YORK: afso EXTENSIVE WHARvEs. giving
unsurpassed facilities Tor the econonic hAndiing q
FUEL OF all kinds
COAL DkllvERED on CARS DIRECT From TH1
MINES INTO OUR YARD
We deal only in best qualities OF ANTHRACITE -
B1TUMINOUS coal
All kinds of WOOD either in the stick or prepsrsass
order at our factory.
CLEAN COAL FULL WEIGHT AND MEASUh1
prompt deliveries and prices ~ Low - fusa can =
furnished esplS
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HI VINEGAR MANUFACI DRY 10 7l2 D street. noHth
Strictly fine goods. sea M
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hoBBERiEs REP0RrED--Mr. a. W. Thorn of 4s9
street, IOst THIS morning, between and O'CLOCK
quantity OF clothing valued al SIS. stolen nom
tne nous OF Mary Conner. a washerwonan. NJ 667
1890 SS,t alieS.-Iohn Padgett, driver or the
On Ine YIN lnst ais ear at the junction of 9th and
streets, was robbed OF 81 la money anu 81 In
tickets. - "
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IMPROVED STREET CAR FACILITIES WASTED.-A
commute representing the residents In tine county
near tie .th street ear line, called on Mr.. PearsO2
the president of the Metropolitan street railway
COMPANY. and asked II better facilities could not
De afforded by the road In the more regular run
Ter before The ernrS
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CoLORED ODD FELLows--Wm- a. Freeman loiyc
NO 2,tHH- c. l. o. Oi o. f.. at their last meeting
elected the following officers: VIM Peel, ID. l.: h.
Z. Whiting. d. ID. l.: WIN. ID. Montague 7. : F.
w Shlppen- w l.; John A. Pierre, W. C.; Ellis
Brown advocate
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He WANTED A REwARD, BIT DIDN'T GET IT.
ShdrieS johnson. cO.Ored NAN. Was charged lii
ule Police Court this 5rnIIg with the larceny Of
a bracelet valued AT 81 II was shown that nttle
girl lost the bracelet and he refiSeI give IT up
without getting reward The officers went after
MIN and III still reused 20 part With II unless ne
was rewaried setting the price of III. reward al
81. Judge Mills he'd II Ia be- larceny and imposed
q fine OF IS or 30 DAYS IN 1afi
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THE OTTO" GAS ENGINE
Requires no boiler avoids all expensive attendance
noloes Of time handling of tue and no ashes nj i,
need extensively Tor running PASSENGER and Fredeh
ElevatoI8. Sewing Machines. Meat Chopper Printina
snl Ithoeraphc Presses. Coffee Mils koasters Paper
sno Ruling Machinery. Lathea. &c. &c This ereins
possesees the least number Of working psrtx. sn5
great simplicity OF mechanism.
For paFttculayy to pEices &c. apply q Once OF
washington Gas Light % .yl3
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HE FAkDEN-RUTHEEFoRD WEDDISG.-Nr. J. d.
fhueh, OF the Pension office, was married last
nieht at I'D O'Clock, 20 Miss Annie Rutherford
oau9hter OF Mr. and Mrs William Rutherford. OF
2 9is iaea street The ceremony was performed at
lug 1I Iesh"hce OF the brides parents by Rev. DE-
Huntley, OF the METROPOLITAN church AT the con-
cisloh OF the ceremony the bridal party started on
tour through Ohio AMI the eastern states MIR
f4F1eh was remembered by his associates IN the
fehsion olilce with handsome silver service
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More Evidence,

s.B. HARTMAN, & Co., Columbus
O.-Gentlemen: Your PERuN4 sells
as well as any patent medicine
with US. Quite u number have
told us that PERUNA is the best
thing they ever used. II. l.. DAY
& CO., New Vienna, Ohio.
| am having very good trade in
the line ofyour medicines, PERuNA.
A. A. ADAMS.
Waverly, Ohio,
Please send me soihe Of your
pamphlets, the "Ills of Life" We
are out Of them, and they are asked
for nearly every day, We are sell,
ing q great deal Of PERuNA.
l. S. NESBlT, Indiana, Pa,
We handle your goods, and they
give good satisfaction.
S. WOLF& son, Wilmot, o,
Your medicines are having u big
run, especially PERuNA.
GRIFFIN & BEAM, Powhat
tan Point, Ohio.
Ask your druggist for DR.. Hart
mans wonderful book on the "llls
Of Life" gratis.
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Mothers Spinning Wheel.

Concerning One Article that
was Not For Sale, and AnOlIl.
or which Is Cheap at Any
Price.
"So, sir, / wouldn't sell you that for
any money that spinning.wheet was my
mothers. 1t was one day, when she
was singing like a lark and making this
old wheel hum, that my father, then 4
young medical student afterwards a
farmer, fell in love with her-some fifty
years ago."
So spoke the proprietor OF rough bit
Of farm land in Ulster county, n. y, to
n relic-hunter, and mothers" spinning
wheel remained among her children and
grandchildren.
"My mother" writes Rev. ]. W.
Phelps, pastor Of st. Paul's NJ. 4. Church,
Chicago, "has used PAREEa's TONIC,
and wishes me TO say that she has found
II more effective Ihan anything she ever
used for invigoruting and strengthening
the system debilhuted BY malaria. She
desires me also especially to mention
the certainty with which It aids diges.
ton and overcomCs exhaustion"
Ever since the first household was CO.
tablished "lnother's" opinion has been
more potent in this world than that Of
judge, jurist or physician. Her hand
has always cooled the fever and her
voice has been filled with hope. With
each days decline, PARKER,S TONIC
is becoming more deservedly popular
with the women who guard alike hus.
band and children. II eradicates ma.
larial poison from the blood, from which
there Is now such widespread suffering.
Please observe: Dr. PARKER's TON.
10 Is not an htOricdnt 1t Is q colnbina.
ton OF several ingredients, Of which
none singly can produce anything like
It's effect. For Kidney, Stomach and
Liver troubles, II Is tho standard and
unlailing remedy. In two sizes; so cents
aud 81. The latter tho cheaper. HnCox
& Co.. Chemists, New York. [janOnil
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MIS- ARENA ARMoND will ap.
pear at City Hall, Point Pleasant,
in the role of Lady Isabel and Mad,
anne Vine, February lst. The fol.
lowing is from the Cincinnati Com
mercial,
4There is a peculiar magnetism
about Miss Almond which is pecu.
liarly adapted to this style of char
acter, in which she awskens all
the sympathy of her audience, and
sustains a well earned reputation. >
The Baltimore Syn says:
"To say that the audience were
highly delighted Is feeble language
to express the feelings Of all pres
cnL. The parts were all admira.
bly, taken and the support able
throughout. Miss Arthond, in her
dual roleof Lady Isabel and Madam
Hae, was magnificent" s.
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po1HTPIBAsAHTt WEST VIRGINIA
LOCAL MATTERS.


Cor THERE AT LAsr-RsH j.
NJ Yeagcr, formerly Of this county,
aud Of whose naughty exploits, the
REGISTER las from time 10 time
kept its readers informed, has at
last been caught and has had me.
ted out to him bis Just deserts He
was recently convicted in the Cir.
cut Court Of Kanawha county Of a
felony and sentenced to the peni-
tontiary for one year. -Four others
were convicted at the same term,
viz Vim. Robinson, who goes to
the peni.enti4ry for II year,; Thos.
Crawford for 5 years. ThOs- Baxter
for 8 years, and Samuel Saunders
for 2 years. Judge Guthrie III sen
fencing these men, said:
~ have no lengthy lecture to
give you. do not think il would
terye q good purpose il / had. II
the position you each occupy, does
MT impress yon. with the truth
that it does not pay to commit
crime, nothing that | can offer
would teach you this lesson. You
have each been found guilty Of vi
dating the criminal law Of the
State; that law demands that you
Ie punished. Not that this pun.
i,hmcnt will restore life, or proper.
ty taken, but that you be placed
where you csn tn some extent at
least atone for the crimes you have
committed; and that others may be
deferred from following your ex.
ample
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Rev. ii. S. Williams # the n.
ii. Church, saih, well and, fascta-
bly, known 10 many % our readetsi
died az Weston on Tie 10Th inst,
and bis remains were taken q bis
old home in Writ counlyfor inter
ment. He leaves q widow and
quite a number Of children. His
wife was Miss Kate George, young
est daughter Of Rev VIM. George,
Of this comfy. @Hase,n ashe was
familiarly called, was q genial, inn
pulsiye, warm.hearted man, brave
and generous to a fault. Peace 70
his ashes.
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RAILROAD AND BRIDGE lTEMs.-
Work still continues on the bridge,
notwithstanding the cold aud dis.
agreeable weather.
The Injunction cases we're argued
ut Charleston last Tuesday, before
the Supreme Court. From intima-
tiOnS thrown ont by the court, it is
generally thought that the decision
Of the court will be against the
property holders.
Tbs Keystone Bridge Company
Of Pittsburgh has filed u mortgage
in the recorders Office Of Gallia
county on the railway bridge across
the Ohio river ut Point Pleasant
for sl49,OOO61.
Judge jackson has decided to con.
tinue Thomas R. Sharpe as Receiv.
er of the West Virginia end of the
0hio Central Railroad.
There seems to be some activity
in railroad circles.
If you would have your town
psospcr, you will vote the subscrlp.
ton to the Ohio River Railroad.
We clip the following from the
Charleston Erening Call,
The Supreme Court Of Appeals
have been engaged for the past
three days in listening to the case
of Susan +. Spencer VS. Point Pleas
ant 4 Ohio, River r. R. Co. C. NJ.
lamison Of Ohio, and Geo. S Couch
Esq, appeared for the appellants
and e. ?. Simpson, W. H. romIin
son and G. L HOgg for the appellee.
This case is IN an appeal from the
Circrit Court Of Mason county for
refusing to dissolve the in
junction. Tho decision will be
rendered at Wheeling March II.
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FAILURES AT CLIfToN.-PomerO
Telegraph. Robson & Keith who
have beeo operating the Redmond
Salt Furnace Formerly Bedford) at
Clifton for about a year past, u.s.
signed few days ago to George Il.
Ileinisch, a merchant ut that
place. Liabilities are stated at s.,
600; assets $500. flemish is said
to be a preferred creditor as well as
assignee, which is unusual, and il
is thought will cause legal conIpli.
catious.
S. n. Knight & Co., merchants
at Clifton are creditorsuf the above
firm to the amount of $1,000, which
they will probably lose. They are
also embarrassed and have exeCut.
I'd a deed oftrust on their merch.
ondisc to James Knight, to secure
claim ots5,0 00and their business
will be closed out. Their liabili.
tics are said to be about $4,000.
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J. 4. McDANlEL,S
NINGLN.TRNE
Patented June 70, 1883.

AhNelNSN "NhS - ASbW
Ny invention consists Of a single.Tree
for single or double vehicles, provided
with swinging or opening trace hooks
whereby the traces may be detached
from the Single.Tree in IN instant, night
or day, as itisa safeguard against break
age Of the vehicle and injury to It's occu-
pants in case the horse OF horses bbtome
unnandgCabl6. This invention also
consists Of a spring attachment for the
holdbacks Of the ThlltsI %herebs Com.
plete detachment may be effected. The
monuments Of beauty and art which
have been reared by mans creative &c.
MUS may crumble and turn to dust, but
your risk is dangerous and many lives
may be saved by It's use. You may
have escaped thus far, but many hay6
been killed and injured by rnnawRy
horses 6t exposed to suffering from the
effects Of a Kicking horse. LadieS, gen.
tlemen and cOaolinien express their
great safety by having this Invention.
l disk the attehtiUt Of our manuiac:
tur6rs; Especially msGlaiils, This in:
yentioti Is now placed before the public
for sale by Shop, County or State rights.
j. F. MCDANIEL, Inventor.
Lrtart, West Va.
tS" Manufactured by tiisr 4 RoLLlSs,
Letart West Va. oct24 Sui
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-01-23

We direct attention to the an
nouncoment of Mr., Chas, V, Stew
art, in this issue. He is a candi-
date for reelection to tho Office Of
Assessor Of District No. /. He is
now the incumbent, and has filled
tho Office accoptably to the people,
and there is no good reason why he
Fhuuld not bc ro.nominaIed by tho
Democrats,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-01-23

What Charleston married wo.
man is writing love letters to Ray.
h"ld, of Cliiton? That is the ques.
tiOn.-Lmlcr.
Ifthe editor of the Leader would
take the pains to examine the
records of our Clerks office, he
would discover tho name Of the
woman, and get an opportunity to
read her tender episties as well.
Tho revealing Of her name to the
Charleston people would put the
whole city to wagging their
tongues.
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The man who will take a news.
paper for several years, and then
sneak off without paying for it, or
ever calling upon the publisher to
say a word concerning his indebt.
edness, is simply a thief, and a
much meaner one than the high.
wayman who stops you on the
road and commands you to deliver.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-01-23

B Gilmore has stopped selling
out his goods on credit; but is now
selling very low for cash or country
produce. Go and see him. You
will be asLonished at his low prices.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-01-23

Mr., John Wright, formerly from
Parkorsbnrg, who is said to be a
fine mechanic, was in our town last
week looking for an opening TO es.
tablish carriage and wagon fact.
DRY, Such enterprises should meet
the en- enlargement Of our citizens.
This would certainly be a choice
point for such business.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-01-23

1t is said that Mayor Tomlins on
Of the Point can't recognize any
figures below twenty Dollars when
he assesses a fne, and that is why
he is so well liked by law abiding
people. GaL!ipOls Journal.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-01-23

The young folks of our city, cha.
peroned by some Of our matron8,
visited the hospitable residence Of
Peter S. Lewis, Esq on Monday
night last. The genial host and
hostess welcomed them in royal
style, and had a delightful spread"
In readiness for them. They re,
manned until ten o'clock, when
they reluctantly returned home.
ward. Their trip will long be re-
membored.
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Farmers and others know.when
they are getting good goods at low
prices, and this is what accounts
for the large and fast increasing
trade at the ]. n. Adkins hard
ware establishment. Call and see
the largest stock Of hardware, agri-
cultural implements, stoves, &C.,
ever displayed in Point Pleasant,
and at prices our neighbors dare
not compete with. Special atten.
ton given to tin roofing, and we
are better prepared for this kind Of
work than any establishment in
the city. All our roofs are war.
ranted not to leak.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-01-23

There is not now a single house to
be had in Point Pleasant for love or
money. This should not be so, if we
expect our town to gain in popula.
ton, business and wealth. We
must have houses for people to live
in. Fifty tenement houses could
be rented within a week to good
tenants within a week, Is there
not enough enterprise in our town
to build lhem2
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-01-23

Sunday afternoon, Mr.. Joe Fow,
Ter, son Of VIM. Fowler, Esq If
Pleasant Flats, departed this life:
He was a Young man just in his
2ls! year. He was a promising
young man, and was born and
raised ia the county. His disease
was typhoid pneumonia.
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ANNovNcnSEnMTs.
For Assessor.

Mn Eaitor You will please say to the
voters Of Mason county, that / will be a
candidate for denomination ut the hands
Of the Democratic county convention
fot Assessor Of District No, l.
CHAS. V. STEWART.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-01-23

We are informed that Mrs. Rice,
wife Of james L. Rice, Esq, Of
Cooper District is dangerously i'll,
and not expected to recover.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-01-23

General John MCCansland, of
Mason county, was ningling with
his Charleston friends this week.
Lcatier.