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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-01-07
ARBucKLE IrEMs.-Will Arm.

ARBucKLE ITEMs.-Will Arm,
strong spent several day at Frazier,
Bottom, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Dunn were
visiting relative ands friends al
Pliny, last week.
Miss Nora Lanham of Pliny, was
visiting her sister Mrs. Addie Dunn
during the holidays.
The festival at Harmony was q
success, financially. About s137
was raised.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Armstrong,
have returned from Pittsburg.
Miss LIZA Armstrong spent last
week with Miss Maud Frazier.
Mrs. Douglas and son jennie were
with friends at Ravenswood, last
week.
A few of our young folks attended
the dance at Buffalo, last Thursday
eve. They report a pleasant time.
Mrs. G. r. Maupin returned Sat
urday, from visit at Middleport,
Ohio.
c. B. Couch of Charleston, was
visiting his parents, last week.
]. B. Morgan, Jr. and C.. P. 81.
Maupin returned to Marshall Col
lege, Saturday.
c. W. Maupin has added a new
corn and cob crusher to his mill, at
South Side.
There is a Literary Society or
ganizcd at Union School House.
We have not had the pleasure of
attending the same, but learn that
the debates are quite interesting
There is a paper published in con-
nection with the Society. 1t is
called the Literary Journal. Our
friend, G. w. Knapp yields the
quill as editor, and is, we learn quite
a success in editorial harness.
We were at the Christmas tree
at Leon on the 9th, but having to
be at Harmony all day it was late
when we arrived. The Church
was filed to its utmost and the best
we could do was to climb tree to
see the objects of interest. There
never was such large crowd at a
Christmas tree here before.
Bob and Will Armstrong, Mace
Maupin and Ed. Brown, left Satur-
day for Cincinnati, Ohio.
PAULINE AND r.
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Notice OF First Meeting of
Hl0clIllnlflnr.s

a Certificate Of Incorporation having been
"a issued BY the Secretary of Stale or the
s.li.te 81 W est virginia, bearing date the 2nd
DAY OF December, lSaO, 10 the Point Pieasanf
- .. OF Irade, we, the eOrporators named
IN the agreement reeited in the said es.rfIfi-
cate, DO appoint Tuesday, December ~ $50
a., o .s' z. M, rs the tine, and the May
Us ~ Once, IN the town Of Point Pleasant
" est Virginia, the place. for iIoIdine n
"a meeting Of the stock holders 10 elect
= tsDstrl OF Directors. make BYLAWS and
transact any other business which NAV Iat.--
illly be done By said Stockholders in general
subscriptions to the capital stock Of safa
9 81 ls9r5tlon ean be MAGE az the Office OF DR.
-. W Petty in said town.
1lSen unsteT our hands this 18th day OF De-
eS4pDert iosV- J. =. SPENCER
JOHN q. STORTZ
NJ FRIEDMAN
u FRANKLIN
JOHN y. ADKINS.
CT HESS.
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NOTICE

8 hereby given that the undersipneeI ,rttt
1-apply 70 the Legislature on the state -
" 81 tirglnia % les next regular sessfor, ~,
- neio IN TIE year 1881, for the passage an an
~ ~. % amend and re-euact chapter Al OF the
Aets OF lsb4, Of the General ~ W.
Isss a. amended by chapter znI or the a,stss
~ me General assembly Of said State is5li-s5
Ist-seti on the 18th day OF March, Isf6 ana ~,
Snange the name OF The fs.tvf, ~ fss.s. -
~ P,iss % virginia 2 70 that or .The Town
u OF said town they Low e.,cIst .,,t -
" a. and aenns the powers and duties
w. II. QUINN
JOHN q. STOETZ
-sS4tH7 JOHN L. CHI RI.T,xs
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-01-07

MARRlEp.-0n New-year's at
P. NJ, at her fathers home, in the
Extension, Miss Minnie Allen was
united in marriage to Mr.. Isaac
Barrows, of Buffalo, Rev. g. g.
Pearson, of Christ Church, this city
officiating. The REGISTER force ex.
tend their congratulations, and
wishes them q happy journey
through life.
Richard Jones, of Hartford City,
an Ohio River Railroad tslegrapher
was married last Wednesday to Mis-:
Maud Malher, one of the prettiest
and sweetest young ladies in Cabell
county. They will live in Guyan,
dotte. Mr.. Jones is at present 10,
Gated at that station. We tender
congratulations together with com,
plimepts of the merry season.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-01-07

To the credit of our young men,
and our people generally, we must
say that the holiday season in this
town was the most orderly we ever
witnessed in the place. Everybody
seemed to be on their good behav-
Tor.
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We direct attention to the adver.
'tisement of the West Virginia Rub
Der Agency, in this issue. 1t is
managed by the Burnside Bros, of
this place, which is an assurance
that if you buy from them you will
get good, honest goods.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-01-07

Our merchants tell us that 1890
was an unusually prosperous year
with them, and that the holiday
trade was much better than last
year. This shows that our town is
not as "dead'' as some people try to
believe.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-01-07

There is entirely too much thisy.
ing in and about this city, both of
the sneak theft variety, and of the
kind which might go by the name
of highway robbery.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-01-07

The county court is having a big
sewer pnt down through the eonrt
house lot, connecting with the sewer
on Main street. Capt, Joe Faudree
is doing the work.
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40 Tresnaesers.

MI hereby warn all persons not 10 tres
Wv pass upon our lands in Robinson dis
trtct, either by passing through. riding over.
hunting by dogs, shooting, fishing, nutffng,
or In any manner whatever, we will pFOs-
eeute every YialatOr OF this notice 70 the full
extent ar the law. JOHN a. MClU PPM.
novI2tf VIII. HOGG.
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There is considerable complaint
made against young men congre-
eating on the street corners and in
dulging in the nngentlemany prac,
tice of vulgar language and making
remarks about ladies as they pass.
The police should break up these
gangs.
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COAL.
Trespass Notice.

A LII persons are hereby warned not II, en-
~ ter upon or trespass upon my lands In
ArDuckie District by passing over, hunting
fishing, nuttins, berry-tng, or IA other man
ner whatever, under penalty OF the law, u d +,
less first obtaining my permission.
mayii-isPd- JOHN MccAEsI4AND.
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We hope that our merchants du-
ring next year will branch out more
largely in business, and abandon
the country store style of doing bus
iness. The trade of the town and
county can be directed here, if our
merchants will only reach out after
1t. Try the suggestion.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-01-07

The County Court met in regular
session Monday, and organized by
eIecting ]. G. Forrest, Esq, Presi-
dent.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-01-07

Rio Grande College, the adver-
tisement of which is now for the
second time this year standing for
two months in our columns, is a
young, energetic and progressive
institution. 1t has had steady in.
crease in attendance since the open
ing of the school year last August.
Terms will open on January 20 and
April 6. We advise parents who
hdRe children to educate, and young
people who wish TO educate them.
selves, to write to the president OF
this school for full information In
regard to advantages. expenses, etc
1t is place where those of limited
means can do well for themselves,
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1t becomes necessary to part with
some of our subscribers, which we
very much regret, but they must
learn to pay the printer.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-01-07

Drs. Barbee & Mossman, have dis
solved partnership. They are now
engaged In invoicing their stock of
drugs, and disiding accounts,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-01-07

The dance at the Opera House
Monday night, was great success,
aud was well attended.
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What is our Board of Trade do
ing2 If they are going to boom
the town, they should begin to give
some evidence of the fact.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-01-07

The Sunday school children of
Rockcastle, together with their pa
rents, enjoyed a good time at the
free supper, given at that place on
Christmas eve. 1t was an occasion
that they will long remember.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-01-07

Christmas tree services were had
at all the churches, and the child
rem were made happy by the nice
presents they received.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-01-07

The first quarterly meeting for
the year will be held in the n. +.
Church, sopth Saturday and Sun
day next.
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]. Scheivley, Jr., has got an ad-
vertisement in this paper this week,
notifying the public that he is again
ready to take their measure for
suits. Our readers will find him at
the same old stand that he occupied
before. He will make you better
and cheaper clothes tn you can
get elsewhere.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-01-07

Plant an advertisement in the
REGISTER for 1891. 1t will increase
Your business.
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RIVER NEws.-Our people were
greatly alarmed all last week at the
prospect of flood, and in the low
lands many families were compelled
to abandon their homes on account
of the water. 1t came up to Wand
street, and tho freezes checked ii
there. On Sunday evening the
water began TO recede, and the
citizens were greatly relieved. The
Ohio reached stage of 43 feet at
this place, being some five feet lower
than it was in March, 1890, when ii
got into our Office aud number of
the stores along Main street, below
the court house.
The Bay Bros. have purchased
nice piano to be placed on the Henry
II. Stanley.
The flood in the Kanawha did a
good deal of dammage to farmers
living along the bottoms.
The false work of the railroad
bridge ut Charleston was swept away
by the freshct in the Kanawba,
damage about $4,000.
d. t. Lame, Iron Cliff, Annie i,
and VIM. Ernst, out with coal.
The George Matheson has put on
an electrict light.
Capt, Ed. Burnside is father of a
new boy.
The Annie Roberts collapsed a
fiue, fatally injuring seven men, at
Portsmouth, Friday.
The Buckeye Boy passed down
Sunday with log raft.
Prichard, Nail City and Coe, ar
rived with empties.
Henry NJ. Stanley resumed her
regular trips Sunday.
Special meetings are being held
in the NJ. f. Church, South. All are
cordially invited to attend service
at 6i3O o'clack p. NJ, sun time.
AMERICAN BIBLE socIErY.-The
annual meeting ofthe Mason County
Auxiliary American Bible Society,
of New York, was held in the upper
Presbyterian Church, in Point
Pleasant, on January 4th. 1891.
The Pastors Of the Episcopal, Pres
hyterian and Southern Methodist
Churches, and their congregations
were present and participated. The
officers were re elected. The usual
business transacted, and q good
meeting was had.
D. FRANKLIN Secretary.
City papers please copy.
A lecture on good roads, and how
to make them economically, would
be appreciated just now by our
country noepIe, If they were able to
get out to hear it. This is a hint to
the County Commissioners that
they have not done as well by the
roads as they might have done,
The dance given at browns Hall,
Maggie WA, on tho 18th ult., was
grand success.
1t is expected that the new school
house will be dry enough for occu-'
panoy by next Monday.
The dance at the Opera House
Monday night, was great success,
aud was well attended.
The county court is having big
sewer pnt down through the conrt
house lot, connecting with the sewer
on Main street. Capt, Joe Faudree
is doing the work.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-01-07

Mr.. Geo. W. Setszer fell near the
postoffice. Saturday, while walking
along the icy pavements, and brui-
.sed one of his knees so badly that
he is confined to his room.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-01-07

Go to o. B. Harper's for a fine
assortment of dolls.
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The Scientific American, referred
to in another column, under the
heading of "Patents." is the very
best PUBLICATION in this country for
those interested in science, engi-
neering, mechanics, inventions. etc.
A copy OF the Scientific American
may be seen at the Office of this
paper. where subscriptions will be
received.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-01-07

1t is expected that the new school
house will be dry enough for oocu-
panoy by next Monday.
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Let us give the old town a big
boom during 1891.
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OBITuARY.-Died at Leon, Mason
county, w. Va, December 22d, 1890
Edgar Rowley, aged 80 years and
~ days.
To the world, how little the above
recites. but to the proud father, do.
ting mother aud loving brothers and
sisters, it contains volumes of sad
ness and empty future.
The deceased was the oldest son
OF Hon. George Rowley and wife;
was sober, honest and dutifuI son;
respected by his friends and fondly
loved by his parents and brothers
and sisters. The family had not
recovered from the depression occa-
stoned by the loss of Edgars' broth
er, Harry, until the fell destroyer
consumption set its seal upon this
idol OF the household, and with re-
lentless troad carried him away from
the aching hearts of those who daily
watched him fadelng.
The bereaved should ever have
in mind, that while void is made
by this dispensation of Providence
in their home and hearts, yet it is
but a span to the glorious life of
Eternal rest beyond the river OF
death, where q few short years ut
most will reunite them, whore the
fears of separation will never mar
their joys; where no fading cheek,
faltering step, no quivering voice
will chill with anxiety the fond and
loving hearls; but perfect health cx-
panding mind and joyous heart with
eternal bloom and promise; will wipe
all memories OF serrew away,
A FRIEND.
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$4,000 Reward

4 VIII pay the above reward for The
apprehension and eonvietisn OF tl,e u ae,-
son or persons Who set fire 4, and a.
stroyed my barn situated in Mereerss
, no,tg 's.;. J. NJ II. BEAI.E.
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A WREcK.-Five cars of freight
train on the Kanawha and Michi-
gan Railway, went through a
bridge nsaF Dexter; Ohio, satur-
day, No one was injured. Bas-
senger trains had to transfer. The
damage has bOpR repaired, and
trains are running regularly now.
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NOTICE.

THE annual meeting Of the Shareholders
90 the Merchants National Bank OF West
Virginia NJ Point Pleasant. win be held at
/, their banking house in Point Pleasant, on
Tuesday. the 18th day Of January. 1921, ut 10
O'Clock. n M. for the election OF Directors
and such other business as may be brought
d .ls.s.ls - T. srRIRLINe. cashier.
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Gazette copy.

pIEg.-At his home in Fair
Haven, opposite this place, satar-
day January Sd, 1891, Reuben Al
len. Esq, in the Goth year of his age.
His remains were inferred in the
4addy grave yard, on Sunday.
Fhe deceased was q man beloved by
all who know him.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-01-07

The dance given at Rrown's Hall
Maggie, W. Va, on tho 26th ult., was
grand success.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-01-07

Go to steinbaeh to get q good
shave,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-01-07

The "possum" lodge had a regu-
lar ''ghOst dance" new-year's eve,
Big Foot" leading.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-01-07

All persons indebted TO me on account. are
requested to call at their earliest convenience
and make settlement OF the same, either by
paying OF giving note. as / am anxious ~
settie up my old business
>dce-2i-4w.-pd. ]. ). HANLY.
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NOTICE

I HAVE this day sold my entire stock OF
goods To j. W Hanly, aud hereafter he Will
carry on the husjnsss for himself at nay old
stand, and hope by strict attention and fair
dealing he VIII get his proportion OF the trade.
J. *. HANLY.
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70 Our PArRoxs AND SunscarB-

especially HltllS time 10 auJuSb nc
counts with our subscribers ant
advertising patrons. This step i
demanded, not only by a good bust
ness methods, but also by our finan
ciaI obligations. To p y .he ex
pense of running a paper, some So
600 in cash each year, as well as t,
pay for the paper itself, requires
that we should call upon all who
owe us for that which is our due
We have tried to deal fairly with
our patrons, and we trust they viii
do as much for us by responding al
once to our bills. Our subscribers
derserve special mention. They
are usually the slowest and poorest
paying part of a publishers support,
while at the same time they are
more exacting in their tastes than
all others combined. We have
many who owe us now for 1890
and some who yet owe us for 1885
and 90 Those who are behind foI
1890 should show their appreciation
of our efforts to give them good
paper by paying their debt at once;
those who are indebted two. years
should be ashamed to read paper
which belongs to the publishers
not to them. Pay what you owe
and then you can feel like a real
man when you sit down to enjoy
reading your o@n newspaper. II
you neglect this, remember, we will
be Obliged to collect from you.
An exchange remarks: The hunt
ing nuisance. as it may we'll be
termed, is somewhat abated, but
there is yet too much OF it, and it is
frequently carried on by persons
who, it might be thought, have bet
ter information on account of better
opportunities. TO say nothing oil
running over farms, throwing down
fences, and frightening stock, life is
frequently in danger, so that women
and children are afraid To venture
outside their own dooryard. Az To
the pleasure there is in hunting al
this day, with no necessity in the
way OF subsistence like there was
eighty or hundred years ago, that
is mystery. Life is so precious
that its wanton destruction by a
person of thoughtful, refined nature,
may well he said to be impossible,
Complaint is generally made of gun
ners from the towns and cities; but
the one from the neighboring farm
is rarely any better. If he had the
good sense to remain on his own
premises, it would be a great i'm
provement. There is no good reas-
on why these things should be al,
lowed TO continue, and country
people should invoke the aid of the
law on all suitable occasions, and
bring it to an end.
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HARMONY ITEMs.-The young Ia
dies and gentlemen had box candy
party at Mr.. Newton Foglesong's
Wednesday night.
A candy party and social cha,
was held at Mr.. a. P. Lawson's, last
week.
There was a family re union at
Mr.. Thomas Lemaster's, Christmas
day.
Miss Katie Wilmington and Miss
Maggie Helms spent few days at
home last week with their parents
Captain William Mcdaniel spent
a few days with his daughter, Mrs
DR.. Mossman, of your city.
Mr.. Gwinn Pullin's health is i'm
proving. He called on his sister,
Mrs. Sarah Lawson on New Years
day.
Miss Edith Lawson visited her
cousins, Misses Vinie and Jessie
Lawson, the past week.
Miss Susie Wilmington visited
Miss Lizzie ChiIders, the past week
Mr.. Orn PulIin, of Parkersbug,
spent a few days with friends in
Flat Rock, last week.
Miss Mertie Lyons and Miss Rosie
Mayfield visited Miss Emma Eads,
the past week.
Success to The REGISTER during
the new year WUITH RosR
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Peter Dewitt, who was charged
with shooting young Terry, on the
lower side of Kanawha, with intent
to kill, some months ago, and was
arrested and put under bond, for
his appearance at the February
court, and Terry having died from
his wound, was re arrested about
ten days ago, and placed In Jail. on
charge of mprder. On Saturday
last Dewitt was again released
from Jail on bond of $4,000. This
is case that needs thorough investi.
CATION. for as we understand it, Mr.
Dewitt wac only defending his
property and family from band OF
desperate men that ihfest that pari
of the cou:.ty, and who have been
committing all sorts of depredations
and terROrizing over the people. II
this be the cess Dewitt ought to be
released from custody.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-01-07

7 DESIRE TO inform The public that have
Opened q Restaurant and Boarding House
IN the rooms lately occupied BY l. Newton
Will keep the best OF every hing the market
AFFORDS Meals NJ all hours Give me n call.
decI7tf J.. E AIUSGRANE-
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A lecture on good roads, and how
to make them economically, would
be appreciated just now by our
country noepIe, If they were able to
get out to hear it. This is hint to
the County Commissioners that
they have not done as well by the
roads as they might have done,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-01-07

It is astonishing how merchants
and business men, apparently we'll
informed on other matters, will bite
atschemes for advertising in ..frames
to be hung up, and other snide af.
fairs, who wont spend a dime in
straight advertising in a reputable
newspaper where their advertise
ment is not only seen by more peo-
pie, but is read by them. The re-
suit usually is that the advertiser is
the only thing 'hung up" and the
fiy-bynight tramp advertiser al
ways collects in advance. This, if
suggested by newspaper solicitor,
would call forth abuse. Such is
life.
Stop 1--WE hope that when the
holidays roll around again that the
town authorities will take steps to
stop the shooting of fire-crackers on
the streets. The ire-cracker in the
Lands of the little boy and reckless
men is dangerous thing a good
many people were badly hurt and
had their clothes burned by these
thoughtless persons.
PENsIoN.-Under new law: Thos.
IL. Ramsey, Leon; Richard Hiatt,
Brighton. Increase: Henry c. Tur-
ner, Mason City; Samuel Fink,
Pomona; John r. Selbe, Point Pleas
ant; John NJ Fisher, Letart; George
A Smith, Philo; John Pearl, city.
Reissue, Arson Noble, city.
The above were procured through
the agency of Phelps Brothers.
The dudes have an old example
to follow in parting their hair in
the middle. Tho North American
Indians all do it. They are prone
to give examples to the whites, how.
ever, of very practical character.
When they have the opportunity to
do this, they mako the "part'' un-
pleasantly wide.
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Two dwelling houses, ~ Fxtens,on. n
J. W. BItYAS.
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Special meetings are being held
in the NJ. E. Church, South. All are
cordially invited to attend service
ut 6i3O o'clock p. NJ, sun time.