The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-04-19

DrED.-Mr. W. II. Howard. Of
this place, was called to Cincinnati,
on account of the illness of his only
brother, returned Sunday, and with
a heavy heart he informed us that
his brother Daniel had died on the
18th of March, and was buried in
Spring Grove cemetery, on the 31st.
de was younger than Mr.. Howard,
and was an exemplary citizen of
Cincinnati. He leaves wife and
two sons to mourn his death. The
deceased was we'll known in Mason
City, and along the bend. To his
brother and his family we tender
our sincerest sympathies.
The right of way for the extern
sion of the Gallipolis street railroad
to point opposite this place, has
been secured, and the line has been
surveyed. This will put Point
Pleasant within easy reach of our
suburban neighbor. They see that
our town is outstripping them in
the race, and are anxious to "annex. -
We wish the road prosperity and
hope it will be dollars in the pockets
of its projectors. We always feel
good, when we hear of our GaIlipo-
lis friends prosperity.
Mr.. E. L. Gardner has engaged
Mr.. Will Bird to train his horses
for the coming season. Mr.. Bird
has for many years been the most
popular jockey in Southern Ohio,
and has many admirers in this city.
He was the jockey who rode the
celebrated four. mile race at Colubus
in 1884, riding Col. Chas. Beale's
"Billie b., of Mason county.
Mr.. C. w. Henking this week
lost a valuable colt, it being one of
the finest in the State. The sire
was Marquette and the dam a
standard bred mare, full sister
to the celebrated Jessie Ballard, who
has a record of 2:153.- Gallipolis
Bulletin.
The dog poisoner got in his work
on several dogs last week, and the
result is several dead dogs. The
worthless ours, as usual escaped.
The person who distributed the
poison, had better keep his identity
hid.
If you want a dress pattern of
any kind, go to ]. Friedman & Co.'S
for it, for that's the only place
where you can see the latest styles,
the largest assortment, and the best
qualities and values for your money.
The Assessors are now calling on
the people Let every voter be
sure and have himself listed, as re-
quired by the election law. 1t may
save him considerable trouble.
This is not a real registry law, but
tits first cousin to it.
Dress trimmings, all co,ors in bro
cade silks, surahs, India and China
silk, lowered and striped silk, etc,
silk braids, jets, cords, ornaments,
buttons, velvets, and many other
kinds too numerous to mention,
can be found at the mammoth stores
of ]. Friedman & Co. in endless va.
riety and at the very lowest prices.
MARKEDLY Rev. DR.. A. ].
LYDIA, at Mason City, April II, 1892,
Mr.. G. A. Johnson, of Coal Valley,
to Miss Minnie Jones, of near Hart
ford City.
The revival which has been in
progress for nearly three weeks at
the Clifton NJ. E. church, DIR. A. ].
LYDIA, pastor, closed on last Thurs
day night, with fifty-four accessions
to the church, and as many CONVEX
sions.
]. Friedman & Co.'S s1.5O shoe
beats any that can be bought in this
city at 81, (cxcepting at their stores);
call at their stores, ask for same,
and judge for yourself as to their
merits, at the above mentioned
price.
The people of this town have the
wealth and locality to make it one
of the leading towns along the Ohio
and Kanawha rivers. There is plenty
of building ground way above high
water mark. All we want is to
pull together, bring manufacturers
here, build houses and let them at
low rents, and the town will go
ahead. Try it.
The newest and most fashionable
hats can be found in every shape
and color made, from cheapest and
best qualities at J. Friedman g. Co.'S.
Be sure not TO buy until yon'ye seen