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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27

,eist, unb inbem ie Tins INNER idwerer
baS @ewi5t Der irembsn 9erridaft fiblen
ldbt, tbut tie Der fatbolii9en Welt INNER
beiIer Sic llnmOslidteit funb, ii9 bieiem
Stanbe Der Sinse atsupaii EN- unb ibm ses
s%eniiber slei6siltis gu perbarren.
Der menidseworbene Sobn @ottes,
,pel6sr nod Elm &inb, BEN 9~erfolsunsen
Der 9ottIoien entflob unb nit ieiner sOtts
Ii9sn &raft bas @nseii9t BET Grbe errteus
erte, uirb sepiB ni9t unterlaien, ieiner
betribten Stride CUR Silfe su ellen unb bic
Gage ieines unwiirbisen Steupsrtreters su
bensrn. W6sen aber bic &atbolifen ber
gansen Welt nit ibren unausgeieeten @es
beten unb nod mebr bur6 Elm gang Drift
li9es, benz @lauben unb ben Sori9riften,
bic iie ~betennen, uoIfommen entipre9enbes
9eben Die sOttli4e Sarmbersisfeit bei9leus
nisen.
Dies finb bic @efiible, nit welden @ir
als 'tiefitem Screen Die @liifpiiui9e bes
beilisen Golesiums bulbpolft eruiebern.
limb ais l1nterpfanb Der Experimentation
@nabe bes Simmels iinb Wir nit beIons
bersr 9iebe serne bereit, allen Mitsliebern
besielben: 8iidOfen, Srdlaten unb ans
beren @%nweienben, ben apoitoIii9en Sesen
gu ertbeilen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27
Reformatsren. weId. fid fir Wdnner

Netorutdteret, rpelfe 1tt tar Wfdtfter
@ottes aussabsn, bic seianbt ieisn, bic
uerfa0ene &trde Gbrifi wisber a%ufsubauen
unb bas driitlide Bolt Bonn romii9sn
antedriiten gu befreien, ni9ts anbers als
fali3e Yropbeten paren, por benen Gbris
itus rparnte nit ben Worten: Sitet eu9
Dor ben fali9en 9ropbsten, pelde In
S3afstleioern gu eu9 fOmmen, inwenbis
aber reiBenbs @6lfe itnb. Wattbdus. Z,
Is. Oieielbe Warnuns Dor bieien fali9en
Yropbeten seben aud bic Npoitel. 60
warnt Der 81. 9aulus bic &omer: sd
bite eud aber, 8riiber, baB ibr eu9 in
I9t 1ebmet uor Oenen, welde Erennuns
nno @erserniie anri9ten, wiber bic Qebre,
bic ibr gelernt babel, unb meibet lie. Senn
berslei9en Weni9en bienen ni9t unierm
Serrn Gbriito, ionbern ibrem 9au9e, un6
NIT iiiBen Worten unb S9mei6eleien uers
fiibren iie bic Sersen Der 9lrsloien."
Rom. 10, IL.
ltnb bic 3abl bieier Serfibrsr 1T sroB,
mad ben Worten BET 9lpoiteI: ,Oenn es
iinb piele Serfibrer in bic 0elt aussesans
gen., i9reibt ber 81. Sobannes in ieinem
2. Srisfe. limb Der 81. Yaulus i6reibt an
Gitus: Gs sibt uiele @iberipenitise,
S9udser uub Seriiibrer, ~beionbers unter
beuen aus Der geidneibuns, peIde man
gum S9peisen brinsen muB, pelde gauge
Sduier uerfebrsn, llnsebibrli9es lebrsn
i9dnbli6en @epinnes balber. @s bat ii9
alio bic 9ropbeseibuns gbriiti bel Mats
tbdus "a, 10, wSrtli9 e%rfiilt: vgs pers
ben piele fall9e Yropbeten aufiteben, unb
giele uerfibren". 8oran iinb nun aber
bic fali9sn gertinber bss guanseliums
BON ben wabren su unteri9eiben? Oaran
iinb ie su %erfennen, baB bic wabren 0ers
Timber BON Der redtmdBisen tirdIi9en
Sbristeit, wel9e gbrtitus einseiett bat,
seien6et iinb, bic fali9en Ierfinber aber
obne re9tmdBise Senbuns fi9 fred bas
9mt zines Yrebisers anmasen. yWie
t0nnen fe prebisen, wenn iie nidt seianbt
worben iinb", frast Der FL. Yaulus In ieis
nem Brtefe an bic &Smer. limb pom Oe;
men, welde uuf eisene Sauif ii9 bes Pre.
btsersgmt anmaBen, iast @brtitus: vWabrs
LID, wabrli9, iase i'd eu9, wer ni9t CUR
Gbire in ben S9afitau einsebt, ionbern
anberswo bineiniteist, ber 1T Elm Dieb unb
Elm M6roer. Wer aber CUR Ebire bineins
sebt, Der lit Elm Sirt BET S9afe. Oie ein=
sisen pabren Sirten Der Seerbe Gbriifi iinb
alto bic gpoitel unb ibre Na9foIser bis
ans Gnbe Der Welt. Wer ~beut;utase nidt
nadwsiien fam, baB ct uon einem NpoiteI
ober re9tmdBisen Na6folser BET Mpoitel,
b. 3. einem tatbolii9en Sii9ofe, feline
Senouns gum Preoistamte ~empfansen bat,
Der 1T elm Oieb unb WOrber, elm Serfibs
rer unb Elm fali9er Bropbet, ia ielbit Elm
ante9riit, wie bic 81. S9rift iOlde uers
wesene Meni9en nennt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27
&atboIii1 poer NroteifantiiG /?
81 bic Terfiinber oes GDangeliums
BON 8stt geianbt ieien?
(S9lub.)

0erflonsne Wo9e melbeten bic Cages
bldtter, Der Wapor elmer Stabt in Neus
Sampibire babe Der 9eilsarmee tire ldrs
menbe Barabs unter benz S9aa Der Groms
meIn, gpmbeln unb Tamburinen unters
iast, um llnsliidsfdQe bur9 bas S9eus
werben unb Our6brennen Der Yferbe Su
ue-biten, worauf Der @eneral bieier grmee,
elm %sepifer Tomptins, benz Mapor mitses
tbeilt babe, CT tonne ii9 bur9 bieies Sers
bot nidt abbaIten laien, feline &elision in
beIaster @eiie gu perbreiten, ba er ni9t
BON Meni9sn, ionbern pom @ott seienbet
iei. gtun mill i9 gar nidt in 3ueifeI itels
len, baB bieier General ielbff unb AUDI pieIe
isiner @ubdnser iteif unb feft slauben, er
isi in @irtlidfeit BON Soft seianbt, UNI
bic beutise 9riitli9e Welt, pel9e ibm cine
beibnii9e Welt gu iein i9etnt, wieberum su
Soft gu befebren alein id finbe nod feline
@riinbe fir uns, bic mir nod nidt gu ieis
men 9Inbdnsern seb6ren, peBbaIb mir i'm
ais einen @eianbten @ottes baIten i%Ollten.
Oenn oiienbar lit IS ni9t senus gu be-
baupten, man iei pon Soft seianbt, man
muB es aud beweiieu. 90 tbaten es me-
nisitens uue YrOpbeten unb Gpoitel, ie be-
sniisten ii9 ni9t NIT Der einfa9en Ses
bauptans, iie ieisn uon Soft seianbt, ions
bern baben es aud bur6 binrei9enoe Wuns
Der bepieien.
Wtit abnli9en Sebauptunsen traten ia
gu allen 3eiten bic faIiden Prop6eten, gers
fiibrer unb 6eter auf, Dor wslden Gbris
itus unb bic 9lpoitel 10 iebr ibre 9laubissn
parnen sic ollie b~ebaupteten uneridrots
ten, ie ieien pon @Ott seianbt, bic Gelis
sion 81 r%eformiren, bas refine gpanselium
gu p%erfiinben, bic 9briiten BON Der &nedt:
i9aft &om's gu befreien. Dies tbaten
Sobann SUB, Wptlih, 9utber, Cabin,
Minser, Wenno, ebenio wie friiber 9lrius
unb Neitorius baiieIbe setban batten. als
lein es 1T bis iest ni9t betannt seporben,
baB iie tire s6ttli9e Senbuns aud bur9
sSttIi@e Wunber bewieien baben, mite bic
propbeten unb apoitel Dor linen es setban
baben, peBbalb benn aud nar wenise unb
omar iebr lei@tSlaabise Wsni&en sefanbea
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27

Gage mir, mas bu lest, unb i9 iase
Dir, mas Du biif. Oieier Spru9 1T pole
@abrbeit. @em mir elm Saus betreten
unb ieben bic Dlitter, bic bort 9ebalten
werben, 10 wiiien mir aud, melder @eiif
i'm 9auie berri9t. Seute 1T es mebr ais
ie nOtbwenbis, baB bic glterR iibsr bas mas
den, mas IN ibren Samilien seleien wirb.
gfun absr Mil bic Susenb leien; gut, sebt
ibr elm sutes Bud, cine lsbrreide 3eits
i9rift, eine fatbolii9e 3eituns in bic Sanb.
8ir wOuen bieies Deal ni9t Dor ben Bis
9ern ais 9eftiire, aud ni9t bon ben 3eis
tunsen ipre9en, ionbern bon ben 3eits
6riften. Sn mie uielen fatbolii3en
Samilien iinbet Ii6 leiber beute nod cine
y@artenlaubs", vlleber 9anb unb Weer",
uSelletriitii9e 8latter", yOabeim", unb
pis ie ale beiBen, bieie 3eii3riften, Die
ben @lauben p%erb6bnen, ben Materialiss
mus prebisen unb bic llniittlidteit mebr
ober %wsniser fOrbernl 3eist ioldsn Seftsn
ben Weg aus euerem 9auie. Nuf euere
Glide In Der @uten Stube = Yarlor
beiBt's i'm amsritanii9 :oeuti9en Sar9on-
tSanen nit bemielben 9lnitanb 8ldtter pa,
rabirsn, bic pom Settle bes G6riitsntbums
burdbrunsen, ea9 unb eusrn &inbsrn gum
9sil serei9en, ais iol9e, bic gum 8srSers
ben fibren. Sir gltsrn. bic ptslsi9t ni9t
winen i%ollten, wel9e 8latter gu wdblsn,
unb mo iol9e bernebmen, wolsn mir beute
bieie &unbi4aa i@reibsn. 8,ran fellsu
mir:
9ie aatbolii&eu NiiHouea. Sxufrirte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1885-01-27
Warum 70 piele ttnierer jun8en
Sente aui feinen griinen
3wetg ttebr fommcn.

0or einisen Wo5en tebrte Elm 74idbris
ger @reis mad benz alien 8aterlanbe sus
riid, wel9er erit Dor pier Sabren e~insepans
bert mar unb ii9 In bieier fur,en i3eit, Bel
ietnem boben Nlter, elm fleines 8ermosen
BON 500 Dollars eripart bate. yMfan
lebt In Oeutidlanb bi0iser", iaste er uns,
vetuas fann i'd nod INNER uerbieneu, 70
LANCE i'd nod 10 riiitis bin unb bann ton,mt
man brauBen nit 1900 Mart ioweit wie
bier nit ebsniopiel Dollars" Gin Sreunb,
wsl9er bas nit anb0rte, ma9te bic gemsrs
flung: yWie 1T bod bas m0sli9? Warum
tommen benin uniere junsen 2erte Bel piel
b0berem 8erbienite auf gar teinen srinen
3weis?" Der semeinte @reis arbeitete
meiitens Bel ben 9drtnern in ber llmsebuns
BON Baltimore, mo ct poQe BetSitigun9
uns freie Wdi9e erbieIt unb einen Mos
natslobn uon ie93ebn Dollars unb bariis
Der bate. @r uerbiente aIio in ben pier
Sabren ieines 9ierieins unsefdbr 72O Doll
lars unb ba er IN bieiem 3eitraum nur 22o
Dollars fir &leibsr unb anbere notbmens
oise Sebirfnihe aussab, 10 blieben ibm
foIslid nod 500 Dollars iibris. l1niere
iunsen 2eute MAIDEN es ebsn ni9t 10 ME
bteier @reis, ionbern anbers, unb barum
fommen iie aud gu ni9ts. sic baben pieI
mebr Sebarfnihe, peIds INN ieben Yreis be-
friebist werben mil ien, wiiien ii9 aud gar
ni9t mad Der Dede gu itretsn unb leben
8o9e fir ISOLDE auf Bump, B. &. Der
Wo4enlobn 1T itets i9on usrlduIbet, ebe er
psrbient 1T.
Wir ~besesneten tiirslid In einsm @e1s
ielbiatte aus DeutidIanb folsenoer NotiS:
vBorbsd, IL. December. Oils Elm das
ratteriitiides geiipiel bafir, wie iebr bic
Bruuts unb be udt bereits
bic allerunteriten Soltsi9idten bur9iauert
uno ansefreien bat, mag folsenoes BON Der
pGnener golts5ts." perbiirstes 0orfomms
niB bienen. am u~ersansenen Sonntas
lieB elm polnii9es grautpaar ii1 nebit @es
folse gum 3wets ber Grauuns mad Der
etwa flint Minuten e~ntfernt Iisssnben
6ir9e mittels mebreren slansenben, speis
i~pannisen gquipasen beforoern. Wsnise
Gage uorber fonute MAJ bic i9Sne Sraut
auf benz 9albenbaufen elmer bieiisen 3e9e
bepunoeru, wis lie nit anmutbigen unb
9racicien S~epegunSen - 6oblen aus ben
Steinen auflas."
Oisies gIatt nennt es alio einen darats
teriitii3eS 8eiiptel Der sunebmeu6en
Brunt: unb @enuBiu9t in Den aaerunters
item SoltSi9i9ten, wenn bic armen Yrauts
pare IN sueiipannnisen gquipasen am
9o9ieitstase sur Stride fabren bas 1T
nun aber IN ben 9roBen Stdbten @meritas
bic Gesel aud BEL ben drmiten 9euten uno
bauptid9li9 BEL bisien. Mit benz S9ul.
bsnma9en fanst Der gbeitanb an unb nit
Der 3unebmenben Samilie wa9len bic 9luss
saben, aber ni9t bic ginnabmen unb 10
bleiben bic meiiten iunsen Samilien in ben
S9uloen iteden, uer1nten INNER tiefer
unb tiefer unb se5en i9lieBli9 elenbislid
gu @run6e. Sober Gag brinst nns in bies
fee Se3isbuns bic trauristen SeiipieIe.
Sn Der Iesten 3eit finb in ben Stdbten
bieies 9anbes cine gauge Geibe uon @es
i@aften entitanben, In benen Der grsbits
psrtebr auf ani9einenb wsitsebenbsr @runbs
lase sepflest wtrb es Tam bort sbsn Sober
@aaren aaf grebit erbaIten, er bat nur
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-16
EnaAI MoErCAg
Trustees Sale Of 100 Acres Of
Land in Clendenln District,
Mason County, w. Va.

A 7 the Front DOorol the Court House
a Of Mason County, West Virgins,
on Saturday, January 9th, 1885, at pub.
lie auction TO the highest bidder, the tin.
dersigned Trustee, will sellthe following
described tract Of land situate in the Dis.
trict and county Aforesaid, and bounded
as follows, to.wit Beginning at pile Of
rocks in a raYine, 2 beach pointers, said
corner is the northwest corner Of tract
OF land owned by Ezra Meeks, thence
running 8. So W, 81! poles on south line
Of q 100 acre tract 70 q black oak stump
and ridge, thence n, 81 ". AZ poles to q
small black oak 2 hickory and a gum
pointers, thences. So W. S0i poles 10 o
stake on Persinger line, 2 dOgwood and
q black oak pointers, thence 8. 80 9. llSf
poles TO a stake on sOutherly hill side 2
white oak pointers, thence n. $50 Q. l09
poles to a maple corner, a maple, white
oak and hickory pointers, n. 81 W. S0l
lpoles TO beginning, containing 100 acres,
Said sale will be made for CASH by viz.
tue Of the provisions Of q deed Of trust,
dated February 10TH 1884, executed by
Daniel 2. jenkins and Margaret Jenk.
ms, his wife, To said Trustee, and recor.
ded In trust deed book, No. I, iolios 40
! and AL, in the Clerk 5 Office Of tile coun.
, ~ court Of Mason county, TO secure the
payment Of q note therein described for
$4,000 dated February 10th, 1884, paya.
bic twelve months alter date and execu'
ted by said Daniel P. jenkins 10 John
AlcCnlloch, Jr., and default having been
made in the payment Of said note, said
John McCulloch, Jr, request, that said
tract Of land be sold under said trust.
Said note Is entitled to O credit OF $1,000
as oftle date thereof.
JAMES B. MENAGER,
dec. 94w' Trustee.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-16
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue Of the authority vested IN
Dine by a certain Deed Of Trust made
and executed by John F, WisemAn,
George W. Rayburn and Levi Thomasto
the undersigned Trustee, bearing date
on the 10th day Of July 1888 and record.
ed In the County Court Clerks Office OF
Mason county, West Virginia, In Trust
Deed Book No. 7 folio l4S &c /, 10 secure
to @. Aultman 4 Co., the payment Of
three several promissory notes for the
sun OF $l7l.G8i, each, and default hay.
ing been made in the payment Of a por-
ton Of said notes and the interest there.
on. The undersigned Trustee will on
Saturday, December 18th, 1885,
at l O'Clock P. NJ. sell by way Of public
auction to the highest bidder, OF
the front door OF the Court House Of
Mason county, the following property
embraced in said Deed OF Trust, or 30
much thereof as may be necessary 10 sat.
lsiy said indebtedness, viz:
One No. l. Cleared Sweepstake Thresh.
or, one mounted s horse Carey Power,
including all necessary equipments and
attachments, Also the following prop.
erty Of &. W. Rayhurn, described in said
Deed OF Trust, as follows: One yoke Of
work oxen four years old, one yoke Of
work oxen one year old, one brindle COW
five years old, one bay horse nine years
old named Rover, one chestnut sorrel
horse nine years old named Charley, 80
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-16
Why Insure In the Union
Central Life Insurance Conn
pany?

Why is the Union Central Of Ohio do
ing more business than so many Of its
older competitors Of the East?
Because II Is conservative enterpris-
ing company.
Because Il is prohibited by law nom
loaning any Of It's policy holders money
in R. R. stocks or bonds.
Because Its assets are invested in real
estate first mortgages on property, the
realty Of which, exclusive. Of all build
ing and improvements MUST be worth at
least TWICE the money loaned.
Because it realizes higher rate Of in.
terest.
Because it has a lower rate Of death
losses.
Why are the dividends to the dividend
paying policies larger in the Union Cen.
tlal than in any Company in the United
States?
Because this Company realizes II and s
per cent. interest aud other Companies
realize from to u per cent.
What is the principal item Of profit in
all life insurance calculations?
Compound interest.
What is the difference between an
eastern investment at 5 FER cent. for ST..
600, at compound interest for 80 years,
and one for same amount, same time in
the Union Central at 5 per cent?
Over $95,OOOll
What state coMpRLs an examination
every year to be made Of its own life ia.
surance companies by its Insurance Sup
erintendent2
Ohio.
What state has the most stringent
laws governing its life companies as to
examinations and the Investment Of
their assests?
Ohio.
What state never had ono OF its own
companies fail or in the hands Of re-
ceiver, and never had policy holder 10
one Of its own companies LOSE a dollar
Of his insurance?
The State Of Ohio.
Why should you insure in the Union
Uentral2
Because it is an honest Company.
Because Il Is a well managed Company.
Because It has the best and safest In.
vested assets.
Because it receives the highest rate OF
interest.
Because it is most careful in taking
its risks.
Because It has the lowest death losses.
Because its profits OIL interest realized
and losses saved are the largest Of any
company in the United States.
A word to the wise is sufficient. Call
on Col. o. Grant Agent at Pomeroyr and
he will answer any additional questions
ane write you up policy in short order.
Oct, 2S.3m
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-16
MAKE MONEY
By Saving II!

NC0URAGED by our past
lisuecess, we have this season
fairly eclipsed our former efforts,
and feel safe in saying that we
have the largest and best selected
stock withina radius Of sOO.miles
Of Point Pleasant.
in regard to prices we can as
sure our friends and the public
generally that they are such as
will.suit ealways aim to give
the BEST forthe LEAST money.
We don't handle cheap or trashy
goods, but sell GOOD GOODS
CHEAP Tie advantages we
offer You are these:
First The largest stock to Sc
lect from.
Second AS we buy strictly for
cash.aud direct from manufactu-
rersin Iarge lots we can sell them
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-16

We are not yet informed as to
the exact location the Kanawha
and Ohio Railroad Depot will be
located; but of one thing We are
certain, a depot is badly needed
AS it is now passengers have no
place to wait for trains, except out
in the open fields.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-16
ID Error.

Editor Register
Pardon me for calling your az
tention to an error yon inake in
your Last publication, the sth inst.
/ am aware that you would moi
knowingly and willingly make an
erroneous publication.
Irefer to the trial and conyic.
ton Of John McMahan. You give
the following names Of parties as
being the ones that composed the
jury in the case: George Roush,
Hutchinson Mcdaniel, David Long
Thomas Mitchell, Alex. Long, Jas
Lewis Asa Musgraye, G. B. Thorn,
as, Rein Bnmgarner, Peter Fry,
Preston Love and VIM. Steward.
The above named gentlemen
composed the jury that set in The
case Of Peter o'Leary for stealing
money from John o'Gary. He was
found guilty and sentenced to two
years imprisonment in The peniten'
tiary, but made his escape from
the Sheriff and guard while con.
yeying him to Richmond.
But three Of this jury are among
theliying: Col. VIM. Stewart, Thos.
Mitchell and myself. Although
am in the "sere and yellow leaf" |
am the junior Of thistrio.
Ideem it my duty to call your
attention to the facts that you may
put yourself right.
Herewith append the names Of
the Jurors in the McMahan case,
for the murder of Charles B. Wag'
gener, Jr. 1 copy from Hatdesty's
Historical and Geographical Ency'
clopedia, (see history Of Mason Co..
which l have no doubt you will find
correct:
Pascal P. Hopson, Lewis N. With.
ers, Jonathan Jordan, Eli ]. Roll.
ins, Samuel burst, Jonathan Hill,
John Wallace, Henry Eutsmiuger,
Christopher Berriage, Frederick
Wallace, Isaac Wallis and Nelson
Brown.
Hon. Jas, H. Couch, ST., Com.
monwealth's Attorney, prosecuted
The case as you say. You state that
the record does not show who de-
Tended the prisoner. Maj. Andrew
Parks, Of Kanawha county defend,
ed McMahau, (and a uobler, better
hearted man never graced the bar
of any state.) He made fine and
logical defense, but the fabric from
which he had to build, would not
stand the pressure in the eyes Of
a Mason county jury where there
was such a palpable cause for just
ice to be meted out.
Respectfully
G. B. THOMAS.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-16

sUICIDE.-A hen, the property Of
Dexter Hall, Of Robinson District,
deliberately committed suicide last
Wednesday by hanging. She flew
up on the horse.Lrough in the sta,
BILE, put her head through the loop
Of a rope aud few of into that
world from whence no hen ever re.
turns.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-16

A special train from Charleston
to Columbus, passed here Sunday
about noon. 1t contained Col
Thos, Sharpe and other officers Of
the Kanawha and Ohio Railroad
Judge Jackson Of the United States
District Court and Senator John E
Kenna, were passengers on the
train.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-16
What This Town Needs.


A new cemetery.
A Ere engine.
"A better and more commOdius
school house.
a new jail, built in modern
style.
More manufactures.
Encouragement for capitalists tt
invest their money here.
More tenement buildings.
Money loaned at a less rate o
interest
Money encouragement to every
enterprise.
The adoption Of the cash system
in oil lines of business.
A Board of Trade.
A good depot near town, and
The immediate building Of Thu
Ohio River Railroad.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-16

Our readers will bear in mind
that j. Friedman & Co.'s they
can get any kind of Holiday pres
ents they may desire, aud at any
price to suit their fancy. They
have an immense stock of goods Of
all kinds, Their show windows
are daisies, and would almost
tempt you to go in and buy wheth.
er you wanted to or not. Humid.
reds of people are crowded around
them daily to see and admire the
handsome goods and beautiful toys
there displayed. Don't go by this
firm when out shopping.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-16

It iSofthe utmost Importance to
the many readers Of this paper to
know that Adkins, the popular
hardware man, is selling stoves at
cost. Go and purchase cooking
stove and give it to your wife for a
Christmas gift.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-16

HAPPY EvEST.-The most nota.
blesocial event Of the season was the
marriage of Miss Eleanor NJ. Bgale
to Mr.. L. H. vanMetre, on Thurs.
day, the 10th inst, at 1880 A. NJ.
The beautiful and impressive cere-
mony prescribed for such occasions
by the P. E. Church, was perform
ed at Verona, the residence of the
brides father, Rev. G. C, Pearson,
officiating. Miss Beale is the young.
esL daughter Of Col. Chas. T. Beale,
one Of Mason's oldest and most
prominent citizons, and the groom
a member of a we'll known and
popular Kentucky family. Long
before the hour appointed for the
ceremony the home of the bride
was the scene Of a large and inter.
es!ed assembly of friends and rela-
tives, eagerly awaiting the consum.
nation Of the approaching nup.
tials. The hospitable old home
stead fairly teemed with delighted
humanity, luxuriating in the pleas.
ures of so happy an event. Nh,
merous and handsome bridal pres.
ents, tastefully arranged in a con.
yenient place, attracted the attent-
ion Of many an admiring eye. Fl.
nally an unusual gathering Of
guests in the parlor indicated that
the rites of matrimony were about
to be celebrated and then-the holy
vow aud ring Of gold-and two
lives hoated out upon the broad
river Of wedlock. After an infor.
NAL reception, lasting several
hours, during which the fortunate
guests were refreshed with almost
every conceivable substantial and
delicacy known to the culinary
mind, the bride and groom depart.
ed for thei; future home in Ken
lucky. In this connection it may
not be amiss to extend our SINGER.
est congratulations, and certainly
not necessary to remind them that,
Happy theyl the happiest Of their kind
Whom gentler stars unite, aud in one
fate
Their hearts, their fortunes and their
beings blend.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-16
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-16

If it were not for the fact tina,
our readers might consider the
REGISTER a bore. We would say
that it is the duty ofevery man who
has means, 10 assist in building VI
his town.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1885-12-16

Fenucr, the Photographer, CALI
polls, is presenting to The public
elegant designs in photography
He is now introducing life sized
crayon pictures. Give him q call
aud take a look through his rooms
when you 60 10 Gallipolis.