The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-10-10

anu LOOK lue JtstIn lOF OOIuuiDuS,
Ohio, and the Centennial at Cincin-
natl. Mr.. j. NJ. Stewards gave the
groom $500 in cash, While Mrs. ]
NJ. Stewards presented the bride
with like amount. VIM. Stewards
is one of the most promising young
men of all our acquaintance, and
his charming young wife is appar-
emily cut out for just such a young
man.
MARRTED.-At the residence of
he bride, in Point Pleasant, by
Rev. G. G. Pearson, on the 9th inst.
Capt. Aaron Williamson, of steam
er Bostona, to Mrs. Lydia J. Martin
We wish the happy couple pleas
ant voyage through life.
DEATH OF A GooD MAN.@We are
panied to announce the death of
our old friend Patrick Ryan, of
Kanawha county, which sad event
occurred ON Thursday, September
9th. 1888, at 6 o'clock, p. m. MIR.
Ryan formerly lived in Gallia coun-
ty, Ohio, but removed to this coun-
ty several years ago, whore he re-
sided until about ten years ago,
when he moved to Kanawha coun-
| ty. Mr.. Ryan was born in county
Mayo, Ireland, July 81, 1926, being
90 years, l NORTH ana 81 days old
at the time of his death. BE was a
good flrmer, an honest man and
had many warm friends in this
county. Patrick Fsyan, of A.rbuclSle
District; is his son. We extend our
sympathies to the bereaved.
D1Ep.-In This city Sunday morn
ing, after long painful illness, Mrs.
Elizabeth W. Stage, wife of our
esteemed fellow citizen, a. G.
Stagg, Esq. She was about
35 years of age, and most
hestimable woman. She leaves u
husband and two small children and
large number of relatives to mourn
her death. She was q consistent
member of the NJ. E. Church, and
the funeral services were conducted
by her pastor, Rev. r.. B. Ward.
Her remains were deposited in the
new cemetery, on Monday. We ex-
tend our heart felt sympathy to the.
bercft husband and children and to
the mourning father and mother.
and to the sisters and brothers of
the deceased.
Mr.. Luther Loomis, of this city,
died on the 26th of September last,
after long and painful illness, with
that dread and unrelenting disease,
consump ton. His funeral occurred
on the Friday afternoon following
from his late residence on Main
street. lie was buried with Mason
ic honors in the new cemetery.
Mr. Loomis removed with his father;
the late Hon o. G. Loomis, to this
county in 1866, from New York,
and here up to the time of his de-
ceased resided He had host of
friends among Mason county's best
people, as was evinced by the un-
usually large concourse of people
who united in paying him the last
tribute of respect in following his
remains to their last resting place
His family have the sympathy of
all in Their said bereavement.
The time has arrived when we
must pursue our annual custom of
overhauling our subscription books.
All who are indebted will be ex-
pected to pay up between this and
the last of December, or their
names will be dropped from the
list of subscribers. We are now
giving the paper at low price and
we must insist upon CASH in advance
payment.
What this town needs most is
good roads leading to it. Good
roads will do as much towards
building up the town, as would any
enterprise that could be named.
People won't grumble if they are
taxed to build good roads.
An alarm of fire was sounded
Friday night caused from the burn
ing out of a chimney at DR.. Petty's
residence.
PAINFUL Acc1DENT.-Mr. Pete Lee
hue of Mason City while working
on the wheel of the Charley Nc
Donald, at the Pomeroy wharf, Sat
urday, fell off and cut his head very
badly. He had a very E;!..ow
escape from Instant death