The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-08-29

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We are Informed that arrange
.ments arc almost completed for the
zion of a handsome block of
IiIdings on the west side of Main
Street. We trust the matter will
fully develop.
KILLED.-wm. K. Hambrick, of
Sloan, was killed by lightning,
while going along the public road,
last Saturday afternoon. He leaves
a wife aud two children to morn
his untimely death.
BoRN.-Tuesday, August 21st,
1894, at Flat Rock to Mr.. and Mrs.
W.. T. wiley-a daughter. On the
same day, at Henderson. to Mr. and
Mrs. Matt Casey, son. The REG
IsrER extends congratulations TO
the happy parents.
1t is said that over three million
bushels of coal, is lying along the
Kanawha from Point Pleasant to
Winifrede, awaiting a rise in the
river. When this coal gets to mar
ket, and the returns are in, the
Kanawha Valley will have quite q
lively business boom.
Last Thursday night a Knights
lof Pythias Lodge was installed at
Racine. o. The representatives
from the lodge in this place, were
Messrs. Henry Wolf and o. B. Har-
per. They report a nice time at
the banquet. Both of these gentle
men went up to Racine on their
wheels.
In Scotland the bicycle is not re-
garded with entire favor, especially
when used on Sunday, for a Scotch
minister recently mentioned in his
sermon man who rode his bicycle
Sunday, and therefore "broke a
Iood vessel on Monday, went to
PIl on Wednesday, and was buried
b Sunday"
The coIored Baptist met in As
citation in Miller's grove Sunday.
Felve car loads of people from
ng the K. & NJ. came early Sun
morning, and hundreds of peo-
arrived by other conveyances.
ey had an interesting meeting,
many of their preachers deliver
Eloquent sermons.
ev. J. NJ. Rawlings, D. D., Ex-
ncelIor of South Western UNI
ity, Judge a. C. Snyder, of the
RENE Court of Appeals, and Hon
MeCreary, of the State SEN
West Virginia, each has a word
Hea-page third concerning the
isburg Female Institute. If
have daughters to educate read
they write.
r readers would do we'll to look
J. Friedman & Co.'S. big ad-
ement, and go and make their
bases before the stock is picked
and while the pricesare SO low.
are going to reduce their i'm
stock at great sacrifice, and
cut in prices, to make room
cir mammoth fall stock, which
Q here during the months of
mber and October.
p.-We are panied to announce
Path of Mr.. W. T. Yarian,
sad event occurred at his
near Letart, this county, on
ednesday, August 23d, 1894.
eeeased was born March 2s,
He was well-to do and a
tizen, beloved and respected
his neighbors. His sons,
Pam and Joe Varian, reside
town. We. extend to them
hpathy of the REGISTER.
, schieveIy, Jr., the Tailor,
received a handsome line
rted pant and suit patterns,
wear. There never was
g like it in this town before.
want a suit of clothes, get
him. He make them better,
er, and are cheaper than the
tailors make them for you.
ride enough in your town to
r your home people.
IN ill wind, in the way OF
var, that does not advantage
pited States. The Pacific
ps are shipping immense
S of provisions from the
PORTS to China and Japan.
ntracts it is believed, have
yn out in this country to
packers and breadstuf
This no doubt will bring
lmer and cattle raiser bet
f.. lie g..