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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-06-02
THOS. GOGGAN & BROS.
ESTABLISHED 1869
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS


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A bomb shell

for high prices, and n blessing for
the buyer Our prices may startle,
but they wi lot vex the consumer.
Is the lowest price any object To
you? Then we can please you in
our stock of dress goods, We have
them in many styles and grades,
plain figures on every article, and
down to zero. Our styles in these
goods are grand. In Hannels We
are at the front, we invite our pat
rons to make the most exhaustive
examination of these goods. Then
our prints in these standard articles
of woman's wear show variety Of
patterns and grades that cannot fail
to please the buyer We also have
II large line OF muslins, ginghams,
jeans, comforts, blankets, etc. Many
of our lines will surprise you by
heir extreme cheapncss.
o. b. HARPER.
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There would be far less complaint
against the whiskey business if peo-
pie who drink would demand fine
whiskey, of standard brand, and
accept no other. There arc many
straight and we'll matured WHISTLES
on the market, but no other stands
so high with the the medical fra
ternity, and with connoisseurs, as
the celebrated 1. w. Harper whis-
key, of Nelson County, Kentucky.
The genuine l. W, Harper is sold
only by W. n. Tippett, X. p.
Saloon, Point Pleasant, West Va.
oct. 22-6m.
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special commissioners sale.


vs.. IN
J. w English, trustee and f,tsteEs3 Chancery-.
DCRSU 4 Mt "a n decree OF sale made and
entered on the liflI dag Of gust, iste. ia
the Circuit Court Of the United States for the
Circuit OF West Virginia holden at Charles
ton, I'm said State, the undersigned Special
Commissioner, Will on
Saturday, November -, 1890 at 10 /. ~,
sell by way OF public auction, ~ the highest
bidder, at the front S.slof ar the Court Hoti,se
OF MaEnE n1tnty. West Virginia. All that GER.
tara tEaet 81 PARCEL Of land containing about
- acres, situate In said county or Mason.
that was CONVEYED BIZ j. y. EcCulloei and
wife to samuel Thomas by deed dated No
vember 9th, 1872, and recorded IN the County
Court Clerks ofi!rp ~ said 3fnson county. ia
deed book 81 page ~. 10 which reference g.
here made soF 2 Full and particular descrlp-
ton ~ said land
Terms, OF sAI.z.-sIx thousand dollars
cash on day OF sale and the residue tIfsou \
credit OF six months with interest," the f5rir.
chaser TO give note with good Eeeurffs for ftle.
deferred payment OF purchase Fnofev and
the title TO be retained IiElI Ifie SAND i fully
GEO r COUCH.
Special Commissioners.
bano with approved security given By the
L. H. DELLtCsE EEs, Clerk.
Circuit Court U. 5. ID. ". Va.
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PERsoNALs.-Capt. Oliver Phelps,
of Mason City, was caller at our
Office Thursday.
a. f. Kisar, Esq, was in Charles
ton last week, on business.
Capt. John Phillips left Saturday,
for Scary, on visit to his family.
Mrs. Harvey Gibson of this place,
left Saturday for Pittsburg, to visit
relatives.
Mr.. ] Schievely, of Huntington,
was in town Sunday.
Capt Jim Dunbar, was in Park
ersburg last week, on business.
Mrs. GOV. Al. b. Fleming passed
through here Monday on her way
to Fairmont.
Mr.. J. b. Smith is in Michigan on
business this week. =
Miss LYDIA Beale, of MERGERS Bot
tom, spent Sunday with relatives in
this city
Miss Lucy Sehon returned home
Sunday from a visit TO Miss yausie
Beale, at Mercer Bottom.
Miss Martha Couch, of South Side,
is here on visit to relatives.
Mr.. Will Greenlee, of Charleston
was visiting here the first of the
week. iAse -. ss;t =
Mr.. Robt. Phelps was visiting his
brother at Ashland, KY, last week.
Mr.. Fred Couch, of South Side,
was visiting relativesHhere last week.
Capt. Jim Maddy and family Of
Gallipolis, spent Sunday with J.;W.
Bryan this city. ae ;N >
Miss Jennie Sehon, of Hartford
City, is here on visit to relatives,
Mrs. c. C. Pearson returned from
Oakland, Nd, last week. II
Mr.. Frank Milslagle, of Hunting 8
ton spent several days in our city,
last week. .-,.s. =,
Messrs. Griff Smith and bert
Ellison, are down, from Charleston,
on visit to their families. 9ii
Mr.. Maurice Jordan, is her SPEND
ing his vacation. gte i 7
Auditor P. F. Duffy. was in the
city, day or two. last week. q E,'!'
We.arc,glad to hear that Mr.. Chap:
waggener is improving from his
late Illness :
Mrs. Jas. NJ. H. Beale, of. MerceE'a
bottom, was visiting friends here
last week. - 81 {;
Miss Elinor Young, of Now.
Haven, has returned home after a
pleasant visit to her sister, Mrs.
Lon It. Pilcl,ard, of this city. >. 81.
Miss Lena Hamer, of Logan, @. i
is here on visit to her sister, Mrs.
A. G. Huston. -1aI
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~ L,un@ns.,I.

Mr.. John b: Melvin, ono of the
oldest citizens of Jefferson, and a
lifelong resident of the Unionviiie
neighborhood died at his home near
that place last Thursday, IN tho slst
year of Lis age. He had been in
feeble health for long time. Mr..
Melvin leaves an aged widow, two
sons and two daughters: William,
James, Ann and Kate, the,lattpr be.
ing tho wife Of Mr. John =. Hem
bricks. Rev. Charles Ghiselin CON
Quoted the funeral services at the
house, and the remains were inferred
in Elmwood cemetery at Shepherds
town.-MdrtinsbNrg Statesman.
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AGood place.

When you go to Gallipolis, You should
take your meals at McHale's Restau-
rant, on SECOND Street. No liquors are
sold on the premises. 1t is place
ladies need not be afraid to go to, as
Mrs McIiale oversees tie dining par
lors, personally. 1t is nice, clean
place, where you can sit down and en-.
Joy good meal in q cool dining room,
and not be annoyed by buns and
ronghs- Don't forget this Restaurant
when you are in tile city, and want Q
meal. or a cup Of coffee or tea.
sept. lott.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-11-05

A SLEIGHT OF HAND MANN JAIf.
= William McKinnon. is in iaif.
William is short stout fellow, WHO
it, would seem has been making d
living by his wits. He and another
man have been drivingtall through
this country in a buggy. When Il
store was reached William would go
in to buy cigars or eome other smaff
articles. He generally represented'
himself rs an oil Spectator. He
offers a 90, u 20 or "a 10 dollar bill To-
the. merchant, who proceeds. to
count out the change. William.
after a search through his pockets
discovers that he has the exact
change and it is accepted in pay.
ment. BY sleight of hand he is
said to manage TO get the biggest
part of the merchants money up
his sleeve. Andy Pickering, Top,.
pins Grove, missed SIS this way
and, drawing a 2.pound weight
forced McKinnon to disgorge. 9th,
err merchants never detected the
steal. McKinnon got SIS off Docks
Browns boy at Sandyville. He.
went from there to Brown & Casto's
and tapped George Caste for S35..
In q few minutes George caught on,
"verhauled McKinnon with a, re-
volvor and made him shell out. = -,
Last Thursday morning Okey.
Morrison, of Maddox &Morrison, Of
Kenna, was stuck for $40. Morri,
son came to Ripley secured warrant
and accompanied Constable Skid,
more on the trail. They came up
with McKinnon at Letart at or 4
O'Clock Friday morning. Tha
swindlep had left his team at one
place and gone with his driver. to
another. They arrested him, as he
was going to the ferry to cross the
river and that day brought; him
here: After o continuance he, was
tinally hold fhr the grand Jury ON
examination, young Brown and
George Caste also swearing out
warrants: He has attorneys. Par
sons i Ayres employed, is said to
have lots of money and will make a
desperate fight.-Jdckson Herald. s.,
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To FARMERs.-I have the purest
and best 50 whiskcy sold anywhere.
Some of my famous brands ares
Kentucky PRIDE" "sppIg Lane
"MaIor Paul." and a great many
others. These are excellent goods
and bought directly from distiIlers
and not from Jobbers, therefore
can sell better goods for less mo-
ney than any other House In the
city. Give me trial.
w. X TIPPETT.
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slack" Graham of Ripley, and
Miss Matte Cox of the same yicini:
~ dFpye down as far as the foot of
Hecks's hill, mile aud a half from
Rayenswood, Monday, and stopped
while Geo. b. Kidd who had ac-
complained them came into town
and secured the services OF Hey. Mr..
Griffith, who went ont and married
the couple under the spreading
branches of beech tree, at the road
side. They said there was no min
lister in Ripley, that morning, to
perform the ceremony, and Doubt
less the fend couple we've in an aW-
fal hurry. Rapess'cpod Bpg,e,
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PETER SIN rs
Nov 5-4w pd.

G. w. Maupin, of Maupin's Sta
ton, is in New York and Philadel
pin buying his fall and winter
stock for both his.stores Mt Arbuckle
and South Side. He also handles
the Philadelphia Improved High
Arm Singer Sewing Machine, and
sells for one half the price that they
are sold here in the county.
sept24-2m
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A great many persons are in the
habit of allowing their teams to
stand unhitched and unattended up
on the streets, regardless of the
town ordinance to the contrary
They do not seem to realize that
many things occur on our streets to
frighten their teams, and that they
might run away and endanger life
and prosperity.
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oornmIssIoner.s Notlee.
John -. stmsr.


u = parties inleretted n the af,r,.a s,r.tf
4 tlet fs.sise win take notice filf.f ~ n si
ss.lai oEer entered therein at tia. serffnl,r
county, fst tfginiif irefGeFfn nc a.
M Aii..ei giiefl f3feeiai Com li sioner n,
.t.tt5 stte ar fs1.OuIrs slowing. ItnfTs
g.siise NJ thi; tiefesf,,nt John W Miller. NJ
tne time Of she Hens, the Haaennf flIis. iIf,er,
snsa Liens and tllsir prioritIss7 sis,d 49,
,.si,,l i,tc subject to said liens ana the marty
e rom said lions are due: also, - s[sf,(,rt
,.ll matter atly party IN interest may rentifres
~ l,toIe maxine sfi rrpOrt the AID er,1
- ni,tl ddFtftiEe he time and tilnef,
~ s5....is sisa report rs prescribed b. Insss
N'l - ,<cd Upon the 18th day OF Novest,-
-ls Siar ~ fne tins, and IsIysufIIf- n, a..
~, :. - 3Silt Iieasaiit, West Virginia, -
any es as didn't II ~ = ,i a1o1ss
i,es y sel9 lI,esneed on That day Or II com
itt tiitlii not - egI1pietClt ON that d.-
- ts.etng q tbs saTte will be aliiouFDesi
ION a9g 70 DAY u from time 70 time Al nv.
same place. stfttff cflgrffJIfsff.rf. - $50
s5iSen under nay Iiahts this 2ist day or lcto-
o.f9s-f. JAMES II. COUCH. JR..
special Commissioners
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Estray Notice.

/ have a stray yearIing calf on
my premises. on the C. C. Miller
place, on Three Mile, which answers
to the following description: Red,
with white spots on side, swallow,
fork in right ear, and underbit out
OF loft year. Tho owner is notified
to call for it within thirty days, or
L will sell it for charges.
pETER CTNRC
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-11-05

Mr. Deal fully, of Clifton, has
now one of the finest grist mills in
the county, and located at Clifton.
The farmers of the county should
give him their patronage. lie is a
worthy honest gentleman. He has
a free steam corn shelter for the
benefit of the farmers, and will shell
all the corn they send him free OF
charge.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-11-05

All persons knowing themselves in
debted TO the estate of W. B. Cable de-
ceased, are requested to call and settle
further expense, iog an claims must ti be
settled by the 18th OF November.
W. d. HOLMES,
Nov s-4w Administrator.
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Trimmed hats from s1.OO up, at
Yollert & Riedel's.

A gentleman suggests that it
would add greatly to the conveience
of both strangers and citizens if the
residences and business houses of
Point Pleasant were numbered, as
it would not then be necessary to
direct stranger to "the brick house
one squar above the corner two
doors below the stable with a hinge
off the door on Main Street"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-11-05

There are but few towns any
where that has better surface and
under drainage than Point Pleasant
has now. This improvement was
made in the face of great opposition,
but now everyone sees the necessity
of it, and would not have it undone
for any money.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-11-05

The tools are on the ground and
a derrick has been erected prepare
tory to putting down test oil well
on the Goshorn farm on the Great
Kanawha in Arbuckle District.
Experts think this county will de-
velope into a splendid oil and gas
field.
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E. B. Thomas superintends the
manufacture and applying Thomas
solid cap roofing, for TomlinsOn.
The roof is guaranteed. See adver-
tisement in another column, tOgeth-
er with cuts giving sectional views
OF the roof.
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/. FATAL RAILROAD AocIpRET.-On
Thursday mdrning last as the East
bound yestibule train was coming
round curve near the mouth of
Greenbrier river, short distance
this side of Hinton, it ran upon a
rock that had fallen upon the track
from an overhanging cliff. The
engine, tender, baggage. car and
postal car were derailed. The
engineer, Mr.. George W. Alley, of
Clifton Forge, Va, had his left arm
broken in two places and right leg
insenc place, besides being terribly
#scalded. Mr.. Alloy's;injuries prov
ed ;fatal-he dying about six hours
after: the accident. Mr.. Alley was
o son of Capt. i. S. Alley, of Alder
spn, and was we'll and favorably
known TO many of our readers. He
was about 80 year of age, and leaves
a wife and two or three small chill
dren. The fireman, Lewis With
row, of Hinton, was badly scalded
ON his. arms, neek and sida, hut not
d4ngaronslF. None of the passen-
gers We're hurt Green5rter Igde,
pendent.
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Rio Grande COLLEGE,

RIO GRAEDB, 0ALLIA CO.. o.
Preparatory, Normal, College f,o,r.ss
tsseeheFs Irsining Qlass Tuition 81 to.
. tot Term OF ~ weeks. Terms omen
= Il - ssoE. ., ,ssli Ham %, Arr, s9i
D. - =, ~ 10 tres- ]. " JONES, Sec.
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AppLEs-Never in my reeollec-
ton has tho apple crop been so COM
.piete a failure as this year. Now
and then we find farmer who has
taken extra good care of his orchard
who has u fourth or half crop, and
is. raking in his reward by selling
them at good bigprices. 1t pays to
do everything well if it is nothing
more than farming.
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PENsIoNs.--Through Chas. w
Phelps Esq, of this city, the follow
ing pensions have been obtained
Originals,-Geo. w. Graham, Rol-
Inns; John w. Chapman, West Co,
lumbia; B. F. Morris, Henderson
Accrued Pension,-Julia Hawkins
Flat Rock.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-11-05

Have your job printing done at
the REGISTER Office and patronize
home industry. Our merchants do
not have any customers in the East
ern cities-why should they go
there to spend their money for
things they can get just as well at
home?
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-11-05

AS winter approaches all careful
property owners Look after the
chimney fiues and clean out stove
pipes ga stitch in time saves nine, :"
and little labor before the coal is
placed in the CRATE or the gas
turned on may save you home.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-11-05

One of the most enjoyable parties
of the season was given at the Stortz
Hotel Parlors, by the Misses Tully
on the 9th, ult., in honor of their
guests, Miss Kate Tully and Miss
Gertrude Minnie, of Weston. The
invitations bore the announcement:
Dancing from eight. till two and
in accordance Herewith near about
twenty couples assembled at the
hour designated and were promptly
ushered into the dancing hall. The
music was furnished by the Hart
ford City Orchestra, and as all music
does, contributed largely to the en-
joyment of the evening. One very
pleasant feature that bore marked
contrast to most dances given here,
was the spacious room. No one was
crowded, not even when all were on
the floor, and the gay couples dane
ed everything from the Old Virgin
ia Reel up to the very latest and
most fashionable round dances.
The handsome and profuse decora-
tons on all sides of the dancing
apartments was indeed pleasing to
the eye and reflected no little credit
on the taste displayed in perfecting
the preliminary arrangements for
the reception. Everyone seemed to
be so enraptured with. their respec-
tive partners, discussing the pretty
faces and costumes of the ladies and
the grace and dignity of the gentle
men, that they could scarcely realize
that it was the supper hour" when
the announcement was made. How
ever we do not wish by this to have
you understand that there was any
delicasy or timidity when supper
was served. We think anyone who
sat near Tol Stribling can truthly
testify to the relish in which the
nice supper was enjoyed. Refresh
ment being over and compliments
exchanged on the adroitness of those
who had so carefully and perfectly
looked after the culinary depart
ment, dancing was resumed and
continued with vigor until two
o'clock, central time. The hour for
the merry makers to dispense had
quickly rolled around and as the
gay throng donned their cloaks,
wraps and overcoats the merry
twinkle in the eye of each was an
exponent OF happiness and glee, and
conclusive evidence that the festive
heart of every one present was fair
ly OVERLOOKING with good humor
and good spirits, and as they de-
parted all bore in mind that "Some
days of joyance are decreed to all. y
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69,4s0B40.

WAsHINqToN, Oct. 3I.-The CEN
sus Office to-day announced the
population Of the United States to
be 81. 4S0,540. sisF
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Thomas patent solid cap roofing
has been used in this county for
twelve years, and is the cheapest
and best roof to-day, in the county.
For sale at Tomlinson's.
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The Charleston Gazette onnmera-
ton of the city of Charleston shows
a great increase over the Govern
ment enumeration. !
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Coal.

DERS0NS desiring coal would do well
% give me their ortiers. I handle
none but the best OF clean coal, aud INV
prices will be as low as any dealer. II
not lover Ef.aIER NUTTER.
sept. I'D l-m
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October is gone leaving behind
the memory of muddy roads, damp
drizzly days and few sunny hours
in which eyes dimmed by influenza
were not dazzled by Autumn's green
garb and gorgeous colors.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-11-05

You cant tax dogs by a vote.
The dog owners won't tax them
selves and the dog owners are on
top. The way to tax dogs is to tax
them.
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HEAVY CArTLE.--Mr, Morgan
Long sold to Myers & Houseman,
one car load of cattle, averaging
1865 pounds, for Importation, Mon
day last.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-11-05

FpR SALE.-A horse, buggy and
express. Inquire of w. d. Holmes,
wharf-boat
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Received to-day, one barrel of
Fancy New Orleans molasses, the
first in the market. BBYAN& YOUNG.
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If you want to enjoy good hearty
laugh, go and see Peck's Bad Boy,
at Opera House tonight.
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But few persons in town witness
ed the first fallofthe beautiful which
occurred Thursday. 1t was soon
stopped by the rain.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-11-05

=. Cecil Edgel, son of VIM. Edgel,
and Eliza Edgel son Elias Edgel,
two -boSa.l -or7l7 years OF age, were
ARRESTED at the head of Ten Mile
Fork of Fishing Creek last week,
charged with breaking into the store
Of Hood Morgan aud stealing a
quantity of Ginseng Wef<ef Demo
0rdf
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-11-05

"SEA BIRDs"-A REAL DELIcAcY.
We desire to call the attention of
our trade to very attractive item
in salt fish. 1t consists of small,
white and fat mackerel, running
about four fish to the pound, and
these are so delicate and so choice
that we have named them "Sea
Birds" Bryan & Young, Agents,
for Thurber, Whyland & Co., New
York.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-11-05

We will receive this week, large
lot of new raisins, currants and cit
rem. BRYAN & YOUNG.
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Vollert & Riedel's is the most
stylish place for millinery in town.
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There have been more new houses


There have been more new houses
erected in and about our city dur
ing the past twelve months than
during like period for quarter of
a century. But they have been
built either for occupancy by the
owners or their cost makes the rem
tai beyond the reach of the labor
ing men, mechanics, &c. The need
for houses that will rent for from So
to $40 per month to accommodate
those who desire to locate here was
never SO pressing.
yollert & Riedel carry the largest
stock of millinery in town, and i'm
vite all to call and inspect their
goods.
DIR. L. NJ. Hogg, the popular
young clerk at G. C. Ricketts, groc-
cry, will it is said enter the bonds
of matrimony to morrow, the lucky
bride being Miss Rosie E. Petty, the
daughter of DIR. Petty, a prominent
physician of Letart, w. Va. AT the
same time the Doctor uncle, Claud-
ious Mitchell, leading citizen of
Pleasant Flats, Mason county, will
lead to the alter Miss Katie Johnson,
a popular society lady of that place.
The friends of DIR. Hogg will no
doubt be surprised to hear the above
facts but they can extend congratu-
lations in advance this evening, as
he starts to Letart on the early o. r.
train to- morrow. After the marri-
age the happy couple will come to
this city where they will make their
future home.-Hunt,ngton Advertis-
er, oct. 20.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-11-05

An infant child Of Capt. Oliver
Phelps, of Mason City, died Sun
day and was buried Monday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-11-05

Go to TomIinson's for your steel
roofing; Thomas patent, solid cap.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-11-05

Thomas patent steel roofing,
cheaper than tin, and guaranteed,
at Tomlinson's.