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Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-15

NORTH YAKIMA, April n-Consiruciiea
work "n the big ditch or canal Of tbc
Northern Pacific and Yakima Irrigation
company has been commenced TIJy
Wolk' a. laid out. will require tha e,f,t,.
ull4re OF about f3,OOO.OOO. The main rpn.I
WI %l,i o ne over litty miles il length and cover
-v5,"1 acres Of the choicest land In thly
Tue bottom, siXty feet on ton ana bnv bn,,' "'
urpih Of eight feet. The cnylnc"rir,,
WORK, which has consumed many yuogtLs
Mas zone under the supervision Of ian
Ihe state irrigation engineer of CaIjfornin,'
aHa II Is said to be- his best work T,y"
Ja,,' JJa,' oI SeTdprrs and plows arrived yester
r,,,il r'il n'E ,'t together With number Of
',IS dhd Ihclr men are coming I'm ON every
,iaIn. ne weather is most favorable Tor
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-15
A LETTER OF REGRET
president Harrison Expresses
His Sentiments to the
commercial Congress
ie raVors a Home Market
and an Increase in
Manufactures
Deiega'es From Many States
present at the Opening
OF the Congress

KANSAS Cry, Mo, April 1t-Tp bfs l.,
u'' VI regret to be rcad az the CONNER.
says: harrison
uo"c discussion OF the conditions
aHectlhg agricultural and business nron-
'Ill'S cannot bat bc helpful II conducted
u" p'oad lines and Is hosptable 90 differ
'"eeS OF opinion. The cxtraordlnary I'm
provemcnt In the productions Of agrIcni-
'u'' Wh'ch - taken place In recent
period In this country by reason of tLo
enlargement Of the area Of tlllagc upd.r
Ihr lavoring land laws Of the Irtftod
states has called attention 10 ynlucs ana
'h' necessity fora larger market am
'n' oI those who believe that "A homo
market lS necessarily best for the rro-
uuccr, as 1t emanclpatcs him In its nro-
p'' ''o"dte ncarncss from the cxactions of
,.l'l,i ci"'iiI riauon companies. II the farmer
V"s" "'ftvcr mis- surplus produce out 90
ms larm wagon, his indepandrn,. ,,,,t ~ ~
""IlS would De larger and surcr
seems 10 me possible To ipcrpas. tL,
Ia i,' NJ Ioi our staple farm products with
'ut lhpalfinR the home market Uy
'P,"'nR Hanulaciurcs trades In competf
ION WIN foreign producers pavIng
over scale Of wages wouid b.,pn" ,p"y,nN
.autage. a policy that would reduce H.,
'uHlnoI OF our people engaged in tnccL.t
cal pursuits or diminish their abilIiv io
% %'"i haS' food products cannot be- hcInfuI
/" ~ LIlp.o engaged In agricultural purs,,lts
az iu'Ia insist ihat the prices OF tLoir
louUcl~ nave been too low. haI,,y -
olhi OF OF fair living profit IlhInk ~
~ "ul venture % remind them thar tbn
yea involved makes things loo cb,,,'
Hr iafmcr makcs % good LIVING .,iJ
'"uN Iur his work, and should cnncadi
~ same To- every other man and woman
Ihc president concludes by saying tIat
\ '"oNH " lln great confidence 10 the de-
~ ,,iiIII",uL oI reciprocal treaty relations
,,1 ~, ,'i"t5ai ana south America and the
r ,',..', n"' VI lIo European restrictions ON
hAN.AS CRY, April 1.-The First
'7l'iu states Commercial congress COZ,
: n,Hu H al noon Today with delegates prr--
I'"nl Ihe following states aud terrltn.
hI,lpfH!a, Washington. idaho
Inradp, New Mexico Wyomlny NJ,
H. h,4nsas, Nebraska, Missouri N,D,,a
a. Wisconsin, Indiana, Ohio Ean.
ny tennessee, Alabama. Iowa Mi
,pPl' Louisiana, Gcorgia. Toyas AMI
'hlpua Inc convention was called IA
eI ny Slalc senator Keller. OF Enpsas
introduced Row Dr. HAYES of tbIs
" VINO ou'ird prayer. The copveutjou
u ~ '"'you'd lo effect temporary organ.
.,,,, '' n"lpI N'lIrr was chosen tom
lauce hc explained the object oT H.
gross 10 be the consideration af o.
questions Oi peculiar Interest ia a..
~ and South. D" w"
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-15
IHEPRESIDENF'S JOURNEY
"A Great Crowd of PeopIe
Hreet Him at Roanoke,
Virginia
in Reply to Calls.
Makes a Brief
Speech
biaine's Friends Booming Him
Tor Presidential Tour
Suggested

Z ROANOKE, Va, April H-Whcn the
Taln bearing the presidential party mr.
rlFea IN Roanoke at $3.50 this morning a
great crowd OF people was waiting on the
platform to receive IL, As the train
heared the city, the people, who had bonn
apprlsed OF It's coming, stood along tho
tracks, and hundreds Of the employees of
the Roanoke Machine works stood op tho
cars and fences, and cheercd wel,a,tc
PEOPLE on the platform were packed IN a
/ u'hse mass ana outside Of the fence en-
closing the tracks crowds gathered in the
'haeaFof to catch Il glimpse Of the chief
magistrate. As the train came 10 a stand
sum the president appeared on the rear
pIauiorW ahd was greeted with cheers |
Mrs. Harrison, Postmaster General Wan
amaker, Mrs. Mckee, Mrs. Russell U,r-
iiSon ana Marshall Ramsdell also stood
on the platform, and they appeared much
ahsSed at the efforts OF the crowd IN
10 snake the presidents hand. Tbc nrcs-
luent smiled and laughed as he reached
uoWh over the railing, grasping had
dller mana IN quick succession. fTbrn "
,'tLy OF speech, speech" was set nm and
ia Ie,suehl' leanlng on the railing of
,y I,o Ia'toi 4I, III, Hlade lew remarks touch ]
Tms the increased prosperity Of Virginia {
4 ne ne speech was received with much on &
n 'ihnslhsm, and as the train drew ONT a.
rOwd. S'''" ny Oho
~ ne run during the night was uncvcpt- I
w.. AZ Lynchbufg, whore the party ar y
iVed at 6f5, about 100 people asSrGnin J,
nd Inspected the train with much inter
~ AZ Bedford city the coming Of Inc
ram was evidently expected. and several
uhdre people gathered ON the pJolCorg,
uL the president a dil mot ~ '''' a.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-15
GAS IN CALIFORNIA
The Well at Pleasanton Continue
Flow

me Well at Pleasanton Continues 70
Flow
fLEAsANToN, Cal, April li-Thc flow
o' gas, which was discovered from a you
IN the ODD Fellows cemetery at this place
Yesterday, IS still Increasing In volume
This well is only l25 feet deep. Gas OK.
perts' VINO have seen the Stockton wells.
say this How exceeds that Of those wells
dl ine gas was NJ up last night and Inc
snahIS shot out OF the well eight or len
ieet nigh from an eight-inch tube. tbougb
a a. strong wind was blowing at The tlmr
Ihe Odd FELLOWS viii take steps 10 fucor-
Porate after sufficient Investigation has
1een made OF the capacity of the n",v
ihe gas Is now. forcing It's way through
u Is an iHeXhaHstibia flow. '''""
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-15
AN EPIDEMIC
Influenza Raging with Great yioIeno,
IN England

Influenza Raging With Great vioIeno,
IN England
LONDON April 1.-THE temperance Of
the influenza In northern England cause,
apprehension Of serious trouble. Already
the epidemic Is in Shentold and is preya-
lent throughout Yorkshire. Il reappeayed
suddenly at Hun, where the daatb 80
was doubled during the last fortriat,
IN Drlihcld nearly everybody Is Affected
and business Is practically suspendcd
mere have been many deaths In Uir-
mlngham he outbreak is mildcr. In In
colnshire there has been a general rn.
heWal OF The epidemic and several other
counties make similar reports
~ Adylces from Paris show several cascs
4 Ut ne ulsea9e is not general, although there
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-15
THE WHITE PLUMED KNIGHT
Friends Urging Blaine TO Rum far
Prnaidnnf

! ithluent
DAN FkANUsCo, April II The Exam.
lhers Washington special saws: A we'll.
defined plan. having for It's obrcct tbo
candidacy of Secretary blaine in Isgg has
been formulated by some Of the PINNED
hnlRhG enthusiastic admirers here and
IN We West. II embraces the rcfirn,nc,,i
ol bIalhe from his position ns sccrct,rv ng
Stale next fall, or at any period withiH "a
ic" months, when II Is safe TO assume tLot
.he Itailan affair will have been satisf,c-
~ Is dhe purpose 10 have his rctircmcpt
from oiuclal life lake place Il fiar Tho ,nif'
ica! uca! euect OF the presidents tour I'm tbo
pouJh ana West has worn of i'm those Soc
tl3hs. Then Mr.. Blaiuc's friends desire +,
take MN over the same route. thougI, +,
more extensive one. The coutemtigtrI
Iour VIII comUrisc 10000 miles of travcI
a. against bUO miles embraced ip H1rrf !
son route. The object Is to hiring W.
3rn farmers as much rs possible into prr- !
'onai contact with the man who has bcrn |
'hueayoflug TO get "A foreign markell Tor
.helr ,DaFFel Of pork aud "bugtct OF I
Representative Bingcr Herman. Of ore.
,oh, was irst 10 give "A hintas to Who,
vas intended. but the idea has snrood "1
#0hk Bfdfncs friends that he wIlI in n
mort time be obliged to advise tLem oi
IS precise altitude Ia the matter.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-15

berlin, April li-A body of troopers
nave oeeh sent 10 SaaH- Louis In Rbenfsb
russia, where the excitement among tbe
,y"i, w"n in.,, ihlnefs Is increasing. A number Of
ON account Of their sympathy Win J., Eou tol
lcioru, paradcd the streets yesterdav 'pU bUt
tplhnl ltled no violence. The agents oy
',iH tte miners have ordered the discbargaJ
morklngmen to yacatc the dwellings hov
nT nPM W, oGteupXy; and II Is thought that somS
ca,'Ii, od tIu Iannliles may resist eviction. Tbc
nioratfon lhe discharged miners Is de-
,,i uli1i"o'c' ana many OF them are almost
MILMOuA lhN mncnssArlna ~ M. -.---Iu-l
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-15

MoNrdoMERY, Ala, April 1.-THE Ad.
Vertlser printed Sunday In parallel col
amas It's editorial endorsements fColonol
Warren Reese two years ago. when no ro-
tlred from the office Of mayor. and H.
reasons Tor opposing him, now that no n
candidate for office. w. \. Reese .Jr
son OF Colonel Reese, met Frank y ,;iass
on tne Advertiser on the street this morn.
thtg u aid street fight ensued. About he
the Advertiser came 40 and uubitciv ~ W
nouneed TO the crowd which had gath
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-15

CHICAGO, April H-There was fair at.
tendance this morning at the California
orange carnival. A floral piece was pro.
sehted by the fruit buyers of Chicago. II
pink. Around Its circular edge /, ,aani al,u
this legend IN red geranlums: "Frult RaI,
Ql california" Below are banked bnn,
dreds Of great calla lilies and gracefnr
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-15
Stove Exploded

foltILAND, April li-Word has reached
mere from ia Center Wash, Of a terrible
accident which occurred near that place
Yesterday A farmer named Uolcnub
placed some powder in stove. The nov.
def exploited, demoIishfng the hogse and
'c,tiIi,hR hre To the ruins. Two daugbtrrs
~ VI ll2lcomb, aged u and -, respectively.
y 'e'u Instantly Killed aud llolcOmb and
i"fed by the force Of the explosion.
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-15

LONDON, April 1.-THE riotous conduc,
Yesterday OF the striking weavers Ar
bradford Yorkshire, continues. A lsras
concourse OF people has gathered ahon,
the toWn hall square and great sxcltemen,
~ y pc police a. yet have rofrainad
irOm interference with the strikers Inn
tfOOps, ~ barracks are under arms snd
several arrests have been made. The nrn.
pIietofs OF ne mills say the weayers aro
a.. H. t.Nty 'y Witffng ~ return 10 work but
agitators. "i" iapof
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-15

I'll PAso, Tex, April Al. c. Cayton.
implicated IN the killing Of 5. II. Cavitt. A
"clI known cattleman Of Juarez. Mexico
oyer year ago, has been sentenced ,o s.,
ShoJ lie has appealed aud the case vyiIl
pe takcn before the higher court of Chi.
huahua. w. $. Bolton, who was tbo
principal party TO the killing of Gavin
escaped from jail last December. wbiiIc
layton, who took up his fight, is To- be
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-15
Hawaiian Sugar Tramo

SAN FRASusco, April 1.-THE Ua-
"allah Gazette says that between the 18th
ana 25d Of March 1900 tons OF sugar
have left Honolulu by steam and sincc
the iil'. 6ist 700 more have gone by sall. max.
lng an unprecedented tonnage Mills and
plantations are sHll busy. Tho tnn,r,'r-
aturc at the Islands for March va ra
InafkabIy cold and the night Of The ar of
mat month Is said 20 have been the cold.
esI ever recorded there, the thermomoter
Standing al about53 vi
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-15

PARIS April Al Is announced TODAY
'""I inc "ermrn government has decided
~ =" conclude a commercial treaty with
helHlum, switzerland and Italy in nddi.
,.on TO me commercial treaty NOW Il,
H. usrcSS between Germany and Austria
: MS acllon upon the part Of the German
government Is understood TO mean tbat
.'el many Is aiming at customs coaliti""n
I't"geh Ia,o5 hffsetf and the countries men
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-15
RUINED ny vANpALs
Lead on the Roof of "a CITY Hall r.
Stolen


Stolen
oAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-THE investI-
CATION OF the city hall roof which tho
commission authorized the architect ana
superintendent 10 make shows that van
lalliIl uallsm 70 70 remarkable extent has boon
estimated that the lead flasbIne,s ,o.., is
ana carr led away by the bows aF ~
5000 % replace wy "o'ut
DSaamaRe oi this character 20 the e,tept
VI ,,io fIoD has been done within the past
week or two, The boys have been scItina
the material for old lead. and go,tin..
qulte profitable return FOR IA. 1be ins,
Vestigatfon dtscioscs the fact thar ~ H.,
VINO mri the fatal fall through a skvliSbt
~ the building last Saturday nigbi Sad
iiIs in, pockgis hiled with this lead, ana a
whore he fell '"' """f
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-15
REGISTRATION
ohly About Six Hundred voters aro
Registered

0hly About Six Hundred Voters mr.,
Registered
less than one week remains in which IN
register, and only 600 or about 6ne.tbird
on ~, Falrhayen's voters have registered
me special election to be held for tho
purpose OF submitting the proposition of
s',ni.ing Uoauing the city, to be held Nav . is ~
Su,nclGnt Importance to call ont averu vS ~,
nUbIic III LYING JnG city, and Il is hoped that the
puipHc Splrll that has been so charoctorl
= sSTic OF FAiFhayeh will assert itself No H.
iInrIl iiyI,aJI"I2g Hg notice has been issued by Civ
,ooi Noi'ce Is hercbg gtpen mat the Dou
SSoonH ~ me ctty Of Fdirhancy. 2,o,S ,t,c,,
or me registration Of i,Ofers Of e,,JJ XIX,
gH u N De ,, closed on Tuesday, Apru e. ISL ISL
Ddted april Ii, 1891.
ID. DAUN EG4N, City CieyE
H., once nos ~ Hurts 0,,e,,,,c
H0trS-5 n. IN. 10 . D. m. ''''"o'
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-15

q a Iull line Of mems sultings. Perfect
~ nts guiafanted' come In and make your
sciecuOn. they can make you the hest
prices on tailr made suits as thew mako a.
speciality Of this slde-llne. but are nni
confined TO IT alone, as they can show Won
the largest and choicest selection OF nov
ready-made clothing, hats caps and fur.
blshihg goods, In the city. Pacific Cloth.
ing House, Mason block. tSz5
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-15
WILL FALL TO PrEoEs
The Western Traffic Association Raad,
TO DiasoIvn

""'71VNEFFIIVU TLNHUV
to Dissolve
CHICAGO, April ITO all appearances
the western Traffic association is on the
point OF dissolution. The prediction that
the Gould lines would not be represented
at the meeting Of the advisory board to-
daay was fulfilled. No representatives Of
,,.l',s .ne southern I.A4cihc and Great Northern
were were present. There being no quorum in
was decided 10 adjourn until tomorria,a,' MARI ~
y Is said Gould was tn st. Louis todev
out u Is not known whether be lnicnIl
coming 70 Chicago or whether anv nt,o
nas s peeh delegated 70 represent the Mis-
souri, Pacific at the couveution ''''
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-15

Hr"u IN ah! lhat he was the author Of the article
for fif''',on IL ana assumed all responsibility
evening journal from Colonel Reese 10,
ihVSnnclhg the author OF the article rs "r
td,t ttaidthtous ana malicious liar. Friends nf
IA" ,' pa, paI tltS are exercised over the affair
ana serious trouble Is exuectod "''"''
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-15

NE" ohk' April li-ln regard TO the
Slory that Madam Diss Dcbar, the high
prlesleSS Of spiritualism, intended To com
.l mlt suicide, Taylors hotel people are fn-
ttlned TO think 1t "A hoax. Diss Dcbor's
odRRaRe Is sun at the hotel but the boicJ
p-UpIV sorn W Know nOLhlng nhnnI Lnr
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-15

"t'hFoRb' Conn, April 1i-Miss Emma
=. Lette, aged IS, was trampcd IN dc,th
Yesterday by vicious horse. wbirb sLn
was holding by the bride '''''" sue
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-15
Inc Canadian Pacific Steamer Fnrro..
of japan

steamer Empress
of Japan
MI FRANK ). kinghorn, agent for tho
canadian canadian Pacific Railroad company, re-
ce'Ved telegram yesterday stating that
the steamer Empress Of japan Icrr Tivaa
poo. ior vancouver last Saturday. Every
Cl,... cabin OF the vessel was occupied win p,s,
fbn bE,S Well I,dntenalng !ILg to take a trip around
r"co"tiy I,'I L,ri,G Inc thlrd and last steamer
VIII leave Liverpool about .junc 10 ";I',c Thc
steamers ro da VIII be employed In the 0rfcntai
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-15

hERLIN' April 1.-The citizrns Of In
p''N nave resolved to erect a memorial in
OF the kalser's visit to
their city. They are dccpIv cr,h,,st,.,,,
over the kniScr's good lin for InI,,SS W .lc
'APtcNSGd IN his remarks. The sorjaiigts
iiIIeslcd at the time Of the Imperial visIf
have all been released '''' N'SII
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-15
Roast Meat al Pi,tsburo

rlir'huRG, April IA Early this morn.
!nB hre destroyed three acres of sbcts a., =,
lne ,, STOCK yards and crcmatcd lg7 head "T
caIll'. The loss will not exceed a. 100 VI
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-15
AN oCTUPUs
An Immense Devil Fish Creates r,o,,
siderable Interest

NiSh creates Con-
siderable Interest
large crowd gathered in front of
o'ewart's drug store yesterday aftorno,n
10 look at an immense octupus or doyu
nsh which had been placed on exbIbItion
! n' e', ugly monster was caught In a net by
Z Z fisherman who was fishing for crabs
rangbt Ul pd.., IhlI species Of fish have been
.ausnI recently, but the one cxbibited
sierdaY was by far the largest ever 'svu ey
hlo'ted IN the city. The fish was snroaJ
put aon on the sidewalk aud photograpb'nrpr
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-15
Gold for Ennnrt

NEW YORK, April 1i-Lovon. Hoffman
a. az 20. have ordered $5OO.ODO in gold for
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-15
A NEW TARIFF
AZ "o INTO Effect Today on the Fair
haven q Southern

superintendent Borie, OF the Foirbo,,o,
S.'i c"u southern, has formulated new
lre'ghl tariff that will go into effect to-
oay' The tariff as formulated makes ,
ugHlded ,,'ii reduction in freight charges and
WI DC appreciated by persons bovi,o,
business with the road. having
hoi,n ne regular Seattle train came In an
louf late yesterday afternoon ~ d"
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-15
j. IT SELL LID
MApNh0n4 ITALIAN The Best Cutter and Filter
lUllUIII I1IU on the Coast
0'i'VI Harris Bets
SAUL KROTKI.

Corner Tenth and HARMS
1 GOODS AND MILLINERY
we keep large assortment and fine selao
So sloIi oi the most stylish goods All our
is ne'atiients no1 are full of novelties The stock
l'uy on Bellingham Bay to call and insnaot
our stock. Our prices are strictly Eastern
al-o we take pleasure in showing GOODS
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-15

n,aai ,S liartS select dancing class will
nio HGct at Ihlstle's opera house this own- wa
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-15

water Ditch for Ynklmn

ihiiENos AYHEs, APrii General Roco
minister OF the interior, has resigned
Fairhaven herald. [volume] (Fairhaven, Wash.) 1890-????, 1891-04-15
LEFT LIVERPOOL,

y t.'', Look out for ,nobby styles, straw hats
newman, llO3 Harris street ""tS
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-08-19
Notice 10 Taxpayers.

lyon will take notice that have
been by the Judge of the Circuit
Court, of Mason county, appointed
Special Receiver to collect the taxes,
fines, assessments, etc, due the
town of Point Pleasant for the years
1889 and 1890, which were in the
hands of w. F. Hoover, late Ser
geant of said town, but who has
been enjoined by said Judge from
collecting the same; and as such
Special Receiver / have in my
hands for collection said uncolIected
taxes, fines, assessments, etc., and
will proceed at once to collect the
same, and if necessary will do SO
by levy and sale of property.
WIN. CHAMBERS,
Special Receiver.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-08-19

SOME people may be opposed to
the use and some to the abuse of
whiskey, yet its use is often abso-
lutely necessary, especially for med
ical purposes. In such cases, the
pure, unauthorized stuff is needed
mot a doctored, drugged combina-
tion-and when the 1. w. HARPER
is used, you get the best results,
without any bad effects. Its purity
and high standard will be maintain
ed because this firm has an enviable
reputation which it means to sustain.
1t can be had at w. R. Tippett's,
Point Pleasant, w. Va.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-08-19

We sincerely trust that the Chief
of Police and his force, selected for
our near approaching Fair may be
instructed to let no person or per-
sons while tie races are going off to
walk across the race track, or 10
stand on the sides of the track in
side of the railing. Make all stand
on the outside of the railing, and
the first one refusing to obey this
order from the Police, to be arrest
ed and put in the lookup. The
recent sad lamentablc accident oc-
curing at our sisters late fair
should put the officers of every sue
ceeding fair, upon their guard in pre-
serving human life.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-08-19

We received change of adver-
tisement from Harry Franks Sons,
Gallipolis, too late for this issue.
They inform us that their trade has
SO increased that they are compelled
to puta 80 foot addition to their
already large store room. They
also state that Mr.. Jake Frank has
gone East to purchase their fall
stock of clothing and gents furnish
ing goods.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-08-19
A Puzzle.


Where did Cain get lis wife?
has puzzled bible students for ages.
Where are Harper Bros. buying
furniture that they can sell SO cheap,
has puzzled their competitors?-
1t looks very much like Harper
Bros. have turned q galvanic battery
on prices and ratified them from the
bottom. They are selling a fine
parlor suit composed of 6 pieces,
in combination of beautiful colors
at s23.25. Oak beds at 1926.
They have all classes and grades of
furniture that you may want in the
way of bed-steads, bed room suits,
bed lounges, cots, mattresses, chairs,
stands, ETC., etc. You can save at
least 80 per cent. by dealing with
them.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-08-19

The Mason County Fair comes
off as usual this year. Much time
and money has been spent prepare
tory to having everything in per-
feet order and convenient for those
who attend. Kanawha will send n
big delegation as usual. No better
place can be found than the Mason
County Fair to have a good time
and recruit from arduous labors at
the same time. See advertisement
in this paper. The dates are fixed
for the 18th, 26th, 9th and 2sth of
this month.-Kana,oha Gazette,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-08-19

The petty garden thieving bust
ness has been going on about town
until it has become a trifie mono
tonous. There ought to be gen.
eral watch meeting all over town.
Somebody will get the seat of his
pantaloons so full of lead that he
will not be able to sit down for a
month.