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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-10
Scr eiicnrnnltnz&a1tal.

2onOpn, 9. 2Iprll.-Nuf cine 2lns
fra9e Gin G0warp 3. SarlanO'5 ant,
worteuo, ertIarte SIr GOwaro grap
beute i'm llntcrbauS, baB Gu9IanO feline
GOmmliiiOn ab9elanOt babe, mn nit Der
BON ben Ser. StaGtcn srn0nnIen 9tlcaz
@OmmiiiiOn III co0perircn;
aud wIroc Dies nidt seidebcu, cs lei
penn, Die 9te9teruns in 8oibilgion erz
lalie cine ole50e;ii9l!6c GtnIaOHu9, Die
brltlide 9fc9jerung, mclnte Str graD,
lei ii9 ser gSittigtcit Oicie3 &auai5
pobl bswuBt. unO wirOe &Orfebrun9en
treiien, OaB inl 0uuc 0cc Youenoung
OtlIe,ben Guslano OItielben Seg!InltIs
sungcn elnscyGumt wlrOcn, lple auOerCn
JiatlOucu.
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Aus unlrrfr gfltrigen =. 4tIOrgcnz
CAuGaabe.
! ,SDibHa Yerfins 9rpttn5 MarbiI
Der @ouperueur Don ZeIapare ieguet oaS
Seitlld)e.

2aurel, Del, s. 9lpril. - 9ta9
elmer mcbrere WiOnate unOuucrnOcn
&ranfbeit iii @oup rncur W0rpll beutc
Abeno 9 llpr Is @jlnuten geltorben.
Ter 0ouperueur mar an 3. Gcptember
1885 IN SuIsre@Ouutp, Del, gebOrcu
uuo mar5 i'm perflOiicneu Sabr BON Der
rtpublifantiden Fartei gum 9Ouuerz
ueur nomiuirt uuo trwQblt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-10
ODspepCie

lln6 ems 1T elnmal iiAer, 0aB 9ticman0
m:br an Der 9g5pspiie 5u lciOeu baben
mtro, Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-10
ScrnliiNfcS.

YonoOn, 9. 2tprll. - OtaiOr 2Sm.
2uoOw. Ger biciise Jcr. Stuaten.WilIiz
tGrz2ltta4e, wno an na4ileu Samltag
Die 6abrt nadI 9iewsYOrf antreten uuo
ii1 pon bort o;r,fi uah 9&albin9ton be-
gcbcn, I'M Die cnOgiiItigcn 9nltrufirz
neu ais Oiitglieo Der 0Gcaraguaz&analz
9Omnliiion III Gmpfan9 3u neFmen.
SIM brlt!iten llntcrbaus lteUte bcute
Cir @m. 0arcourt Oen In,ras, Dem
&ttb- Irthur NeleSleg Etel Den Qaut
bes Sauies ob3ultaIten. Sr. q. S.
YutIour, ser 6iibrer Der &Ouierrat;pen,
unttlituete Den 2lntrog, cbtuiO 9r. Sol.
chamberlain rnb Snltin NicGartbD,
woraui Oenen eiuitimnli9c InuaDms crz
tOlQtc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-10
2lm!crifanrr ,piocrrsdDtlid feit8e.
katfcu.

SinsitOn, 3omuica, 9. 2lpril. -
9teiienOe, !u,l4e bier eintraIen, mslOen,
baB Swci amerifaniihe 1eelcute IN
Santago, Guba. i'm @eian9nlB ieitsez
balten wcrOen, unO sur 3eIt Der 2lbe
fabrt be8 0ampferS, wcl@er Die 9leis
ien0en na9 bier brahte, am gelben
6isber erfrantt maren. Die Sn50itlrz
ten, oeren Yaplere ii9 i'll better SrO>
nung beiinoen iOllen, iinO @uitoo 9fos
dtlieu unO 2lHguit Bolton, SeIOe pom
0tewzDOrt. gle wurOen in einent Soote
nad 0eanatanOno, an Der cubGnlidlea
&IIte, uerIhIase5, uno bort ucrBaitet
unO in Ocn &erfer sewOrien. Der ames
rlfanIlde &onlut b.luIrfte lBre 6rcil0is
Jung uno grwabrtc lbnen Die OSlttel,
Santiago gu ecreiden. 2iI5 lie bort
anfamen, perbaItete ntan iie aui'S 9tcue
uuo bra4te lie obuc etn Serbor ms
@siangnlB, no iie lih iclt benz %. 69z
bruar btfiu0eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-10
@crmtinteS.

y er lin, 9. gprll. - Der preuBtz
ide 2unbwi!tbIdait5nlintter Sretberr
pon Sammerlteln 2Orteu plant cine
GunNrciie Ourc9 Oie BrOpin;en Slt. unO
g8efpreuBen, BOien uno Shlelien, I'M
iid OurA eisenen gluSenibein iiber ben
oOrtiqeu StanO Der yanOwirtbl9aTt 5u
IN Iornllren.
&aiier gSil9elm bat Dem @sncral ser
&apullrrie 9roien pOn gSaloerlee, CONT
mnnoirenoeu @cnrul Oe8 9. Armecz
Gorp5, untGBlid oefen gsitri9en Sc
burtsta9eS ntdt ullcin einen Slid
wuni1, iouoern nit bcmlelben audi ein
Frdlcnt iiberlanOt.
G)raI 6croinano sur 2ippe Sieltsrz
ielO NeiBeuieIo bat nun AUDI be: Dem
8uneesratb 9egen Die bon Dem oet tor
bcnen 6ii;iten WalOemar pom gippc>
Oetmolo teitGmentarii9 ejngeistte 9fez
aentidait 0c5 Brin;cn 2jOO!pD BON
ShaumburgsTippe, Oe6 Sdwd9cyS OcS
Oeutidea &a!ier5, i'll 0ller 6Orn! Proteit
erbobcn.
lluS 8icn tonmt bie MeLouns, bab
ser Oltrctdl;ihe panotl5miniter @jroi
Wurmbranot>S Stuppad in eiuem GrlaB
angeOrOnet bar, oaB tie ci9enmahtlge
2Irbeit8cIniteQun9 am 1. 2utaI 9cnldB
Ser gelcglt5cn 0lenitOronung Obne
9tadpdt aui GAS Strength scobaOct
merSen loQ.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-10

/" Vorigen Winter
wur6eich SO arg Won
Rheumatismus IN
meinen Schultern
uDd Handen ge-
plagt, dass len mich
kaum bewegen
koEpte. Mir wurde
gerathen einen eiser
pen Ring am Finger
zu tragen. Der Sitz
meiner Krankheit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-10
oct
WatiDnal Salt Sereim
Der Staot Baltimore.
National Building A ssociatiOn.

National Bull0lng 4 ssOclaIlOn.
Siireaur: Simmrr sfr. 4Os uns 400. Sitclitp
2Iutprifirtes SapitaI SlO,OOO.OOO.OO.
y ennIte:
Grnii 3. Snabe. iun:, 8rditosHt.
Sbrmas ". San, Ricsprdf;oeEt.
Z. 9Scslep Gueft, SdaFmeiiter.
g.. u. Dole, Sefretdr. -
MMtcS. 0ridarr, GSeu.s .sGeitditsIabrer.
y. y. Wprris, Geihdftsfnhrer
oe5 SiIgun9s SepGrtemeHts.
S1ifldms s. SSiIliams, RedatscoHlulenfen'
S.poftorium: Continental Rdtiona'Sanf:
SihcritellIHa Der Secnrtdten: NieelItD & Se'
ppiItsSp.
Sireftpreu:
Sruif !. Suabc, Jun. pon SSul' SHooe @ co.
Giimtpm " paine, ron Gaire & D1cSGran, 9an'
hers uuo Wafer
Shpmas vs.. sail, 2Eluat.
9Dilbur i. Safipn, YrdfosHt Der Continental
TationaI=Sant.
,Seutdlen GoTreipouoenten."
Snules . Wdipn pom Der SGmes y. uiaton So.,
Observation-Disclosures.
" SSiuslcrp SSiuiauls, Irlpdlt.
Gbdrlss !5enrp Smitb ron Sntlth, 2lron Il CO.,
tSroross Gambler in Gavisr uuo Idpieridden.
S3f. @eS. Nridbarr, 8Gu;SeIeln.
Ii,ier @auuer.iH oiferirt benz @Nblitum fpdbrenb
bes Dionets Gpril 100 S=proseuttse, qGrd1trie Gns
6cIlc oeS pp nbeiGllteH gHld9eapttGls 81 S1OnOO
pro Nftie. Gts 3inieH Deroen b0IbiabrIit betabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-10
StsmarGs @eburtstas.

Sambur9, 9. 2Ipril. - 0aS Sros
sraum fiir meitere @mpidm9: bei'm
6Grlteu gt5marf 1T nm eln paar Stunt
mern pergr0Bert mOroen. Sine 0epuz
tation aus Stsiernarf lplro Ill Sltera
Die @lidwiinidc ser Oorti9en Deutlbsn
Iberbriusen, Die 2cip;i9cr nit 0amen
am Simmeliabrt8ta9 unO Die SltIrlcS.
lGnber Om 5. Weai 3ur gratulation
tOmmcn. Die 3eitpuntte Der ocriaiez
ceuen Gmpianse iino oesba!b 10 peit
an5cinanOcrqeiOscn worOen, I'M Oem
9relien IItton3Icr 5wIldcnour6 Elm
Husruben, Oenen Ct Orin9eno nOt9wens
Sin hnt. III crmnnlidleu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-10

SaDana, 8. 9lprll. = Oa5 @cz
ribt, OaB e5 wsgen Der Serbaitun9
zines Entertainers jwilden Dem 9cncz
ral~Gapltdn GaQaba uuO Dem amerltas
nii6en G)tneralz&0ulul Su RcriOnIids
tcit.n sefOmmen lei, berubt auf eincm
5rrtbum. 8eiOe 9er,en gabeE li9 cit
Wtoraten nttt Qei:ben. ""'*s
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-10
Sic usueal=Sptiou"=@in itn tEtttcrs
haue Ct!2achraG,t.

2OnbOn, 9. 9lp.il.-Sir &illiam
YerucnsSarcOurt, &an;ler b,6 Sdae=
ANTS, bat im llnterOuuIc Die ryOcaI=
Option" Bill eineebr0at.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1895-04-10
Seuti9lanb.
Der &aiier ais mtlitariifcr S6rtft:
teller.

fteuer.
Berlin, 9. Ipril. - Der &aiier
1T nit Der Abfaiiuus zines militariiden
8srfes beiddftist. 9ufelbe iOa am
Sebuntas, am 2. september, psrOfIentz
ltdt iperoen.
It6t idulot8, - Der Sserr Str8er=
meiiter.
Berlin. 9. Gpril. - Der 8Irgers
meilter BON 8ublls, Bommern, 9aup:>
MUM q. .. BON 8oB, wslher we9en
fabrldiiisen 0teinciOs in 9lnfla9eSu'
itano perleet unO in SOlse bslen pom
9lmt iuSpenbtrt worbcu mar. 1T bonn
Sdwurseri6t su &Oslin freI9eiproten
moroen. Der lfeinsio Iollte in Serz
binbuns nit einem mDiS5i 5iplinarperfabren
9eaen oen ImtSpori iteber uuo Nmt6anz
malt &t.Sler in 8ubltB wegen blenltz
lider lln9ebOri9feitcn begangen ~ poroen
leiu. SIrgermeilter D. SOB 1T Elm cons
ierpatipss 2i6t uuO bat ii6 luabreno
Ieiner u6tlabrt9en Nmtsperlobe le0e5
Otal BET ben Gbgeoronctenmablen nit
benz liberalen @lenlente ocr StaOtocrs
waltun9 iberpOrien. SeInem Ssrbalz
Ten 1T es aud, gu peroanfen. oaB Die
26ahl oe8 &anoratbS uOn @erlat) I'M
gublieer &rsiie uOm Yleuum bssReidsz
tags fur uu9altig ertlart wurbc.
Die Scipsi9er oanfeu.
Berlin, 9. Qpril.-9lu8 Veir3i9 lit
beute oem &ailer cine nit 5400 Inter
id)riften beoefte 9lOrellc i'll Bradtelnz
banO 5usesungen, IN peldem Die Inter
3cI3uer tbren Oauf fir bic Gntriis
itunssbepside be6 SaiierS an BEN 9lltz
fan3ler. nab ser @lifuunI Idperwsige>
ruus Seitens bs8 9feidstag8, gum 9lu5s
orud brin9en.
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Ste tteberi6pemm,.nsen nebmen
ctncn bcorublipen Gbaraftcr ar.

Sanoper, 9. 2lpr;l. - Die Nai>
ier8noth in 6Ol9e Ser SOdwuiIer wirO
innier beoenflldcr. Su 6en urerz
i6pemmten gcbiet 0e8 2iinebur3er
&reiles 0ann.nbers swiiden Glbe unO
See5e iIt Elm Stabn gsteutert uno Iiinf
Berioneu iiuo ertrunteu. Set glltens
9amm brobt Der g8oscnanpruQ Der Glbs
bic Ocih. gu burdbrsdeu. Wtannidofs
ten oe8 idlselut9zb iteiniiden Plonlerz
gataillon8 Ger. 9 in Sarbur9 iinb nad
Ser behrohtpu S)eneno abocoQuoeu.
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Safe!

sur Rtiie in GusIaHoe beiorst IHEcrtGb "a StuHhen
6u beheuteHo tsIGb9cieetem 9I:!it
efouaro Balm,
GlsItfsSts S9Itimors. StraSs une y0ii.SifcessOe-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-11-06

Mr.. R. T. Saul, of Mason, was a
business visitor to this city, yester-
day.
Mr.. P. S. Lawson has moved his
family to Lock II, and will occupy
the house lately vacated by Mr..
S. Monuotti.
DIR. a r Barbee left this morn
ing for Parkersburg, to attend the
meeting of the State Board OF
Uvallh.
Deputy County Clerk, JOS. H.
Holloway, was down to the Clerks
Office yesterday. His friends all
gave him hearty greeting.
Rev. Newton Donaldson, of
Huntington, arrived here yesterday
and will assist Rev. a E Grover in
big meeting at Pleasant Flats
Mr. C. W. Fad!ey has resigned
bis position as salesman for Mr.. a
f. Kisar. Mr.. E. W. Craig has ac-
cePled the position in his stead.
Maj ". II. Tomlinson has re-
turned from Pittsburg, where be
was engaged before the Supreme
Court of Pennsylvania, on the
Rafferty, will case, and also spent Il
few days with his daughter, Mrs
Blanche Clark
c. W. White, Esq of Dcbby, was
in town yesterday, and renewed his
subscription to the weekly to De
cember 9TH, 1896. He has been Il
subscriber TO the Register since
1875, and has always paid for it in
advance lie is the kind OF sub
scriber that gladdens the publishers
heart.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-11-06
Personal Mention,


From Saturdays Daily.
Mrs. NJ. L. Moriarity, is on a visit
to Mason City relatives.
Mr. Horace Lewis, of Hartford, is
in the city.
Holly G. Armstrong, Esq, of
Jackson, is quite sick at the Phoe-
nix Hotel
Uncle Harvey sayre, of Letart,
Ohio, is the oldest ferryman on the
Ohio.
Mr.. W. P. Hope, from Red Mud,
was a business visitor to our city
yesterday
Mrs. c. Young and family from
above New Haven, is now at her
cottage, in Syracuse, Ohio.
Mr. Elmer Davis, of Pomeroy,
is assisting his brother H. II. Davis,
in the meat market.
Mr.. J. n. Stewart, of Old Town,
was a pleasant caller yesterday, and
renewed his subscription to the
weekly.
Tom wilkinson, of Graham Sta
ton, passed here yesterday enroute
by land mp the Kanawha river to
purchase apples.
Hon. f. W. Brown, of Ravens
wood; Ex-Governor Flemming, of
Fairmont, and General C. C.
Watts, of Charleston, were in town
last night.
Capt. Will Juhling, of the Hart
ford City Coal Co., was here yester-
day. By the way VIII has just
completed one of the largest and
handsomest residences ia that beau
tiful town.
Mrs. VIM. Powell, of Clifton, Mrs.
Geo. Yeager, of Ohio Ten Mile, are
the guests of Mr.. II. G. Nease and
family. They are on their way to
Portsmouth, o , where they expect
to make their future home.
Mrs. David Richey, who has been
visiting West Virginia relatives and
friends, took the train for Hunting
ton, Tuesday. where, after making
short visit, she will return to her
home at Lebanon, Ind. The best
wishes of her friends go with her.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-11-06
Accidents.

Bradley Reese, of Parkersburg,
brakeman on the Ohio River r
R, while coupling cars at Gallipolis
Ferry Saturday, got his thumb
caught between the bumpers and
mashed so badly that it had TO be
amputated by DR.. Mossman.
jenkins McNutt, of Marietta, O.,
working on construction train on
the Ohio River Railroad, while en-
gagged in coupling cars in the yard,
Sunday morning, met with a sori.
Gus accident which resulted in the
loss of his ring finger, and also bad
ly iniuripg his thumb and hand
DR.. Mossman dressed the wound.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-11-06

Now is the time when autumn
leaves are in their glory and
autumn skies are at their bluest.
The individual who can go into the
country or through the woodlands
and not have his soul penetrated to
the center of his being with a
sense Of the beauty nature scatters
all around him free and without
cost ought to be dead. He is a clod,
an animal lower than the missing
link. He would go into the field and
dig potatoes on his only daughters
wedding day.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-11-06
From Monday 5 Daily.


Mr.. VIM. Vaught, from up the
Kanawha, was here Saturday.
Mr.. Jas. Shank, of Clifton, was in
town yesterday.
Col. Isaac Long, from up the
Kanawha, is in the city.
Miss Annie Swou, of Henderson,
is visiting friends up the Kanawha.
W. H. H. Milford, Esq, dropped
into the Office Saturday and ordered
the weekly for year.
A L. Cottrill and George Raw
son left yesterday evening for a
weeks hunt down about Glenwood.
Mrs. E. L. Grimes, OF linton,
W. Va, is the guest of Mrs. j. Il.
Caruthers, near the Junction.
Mrs. Janette Sterrett, from up the
Kanawha, spent Sunday with Hon.
II. G. Nease and family.
Miss Ora HOgg returned from
SeweII Saturday, where she had
been visiting relatives.
Mrs. c. f. Lewis, OF Maysville,
Ky, is here on a visit to her
daughter, Mrs. John NJ. Adkins.
Capt. John Thornburg and wife,
left for BarboursvilIe Monday, on q
two weeks visit to Capt. Thorn
burg's father
Mr.. A. Grimm, of Grimm's land
ing, was in town Saturday and re-
newed his subscription to the
weekly.
Capt. ThOs. Nutter, step father
and Mrs. Nutter, mother of Capt
W. S. Tulley, are here from Charles
ton, on a visit to him and his
family.
Elk Governor a. b Fleming, of
Fairmont, Hon. Chas. Wells, of
GIover's Gap, and NJ. W. DonnalIy,
editor of the Kanawha Gazette,
Charleston, were distinguished
guests at the Phoenix Hotel Sunday.
Mr.. Robert E. Smith of Bancroft,
was here yesterday in consultation
with his attorney Jas. B. Manager.
Mr.. Smith was badly hurt in the
Plymouth mines on the 18th of last
May, when his son Charles and an
other miner by the name of Andrew
E. Smith were killed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-11-06
SeIlOn Well.

The oil we'll near town is now
down something over 600 feet, with
plenty of salt water, and consider
able quantity of oil and gas. They
have passed through the Sow
Run" sand, where oil was found,
and has increased as the well is
deepened. There seems to be no
doubt now but what the Sehon we'll
will prove to be good one. Hope
SO at least.
Capt. Charles Small and Capt. Ira
Huntington were at Point Pleasant
today looking after oil interest.
They report the work progressing
nicely at that place, and they them
selves will commence boring for oil
within two weeks at either Adams
Vile or Addison, having leased about
1000 acres at those two places. Ii
there is oil any where in Gallia
county, it is certainly at Adamsville
for salt and gas have already been
found there in paying quantities,
and the indication for oil most
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Tribune.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-11-06
Arm Broken,

Bert Edwards, of Fair Haven, O.,
yesterday while amusing himself
racing on his bicycle was thrown
off violently, fracturiDg the lower
end of his left arm. He was imme-
diately brought over to the Office of
Drs. Barbee & Barbee, and DR.
Hugh, the junior member of the
firm, reduced the fracture, and our
young friend Bert, went on his way
rejoicing.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-11-06
Clothing Department..

A mans good working Suit
for S1.95, worth $500.
A mans durable Suit for 1925,
worth $3.50.
Mems good business Suits in
Tweeds, Cheviots and Cassimeres,
for $3.50, worth $1,000.
A large variety of Mems Suits
equal to any Merchant Tailor $
work, in all the latest fabrics for
$1,000, worth $1,000 to $500.
a good knee Suit, age 4 to -,
for 75c, worth $3.50.
An Al working Pants, S1.OO,
worth $3.50.
A complete line of Overcoats
in all the latest styles and fabrics
from S1.75 to the very best
makes in the market.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-11-06
From Tuesday Daily.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Hon. Chas E. Hogg, is attending
court in jackson county.
Mr.. H. Il. Davis made business
trip to Pomeroy, yesterday.
Mrs. Judge Guthrie returned
yesterday from a visit to friends at
Athens, 0.
Mrs. W. C. L. Correll and child
rem leave to day for Thompson,
North Dakota, to join her husband.
Superintendent J. W. Dawson, of
the K. & M. Railway, with head
quarters at Charleston, is in the
city.
Mr.. J. H. Daigh, of Glenwood,
was registered at the Kline House,
yesterday.
Mrs. Jennie Weathers, of Colora-
do, is visiting Mr.. J. L. Hutchinson
and family, at Henderson.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-11-06
Rig Armies.

We were in Mr.. G. W. NJ. Hooff' S
drug store yesterday and saw a
basket of fine apples which were
presented to him, six of which
weighed three pounds aud five
ounces. One of these apples, a
Northern Spy, measured twelve
inches in circumference. Mrs.
Hooff suggests that these apples b,
photographed to be looked at next
year for fear the crop is a failure.
They were from the farm of S. W.
Moore, of Elwell.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-11-06
New Feed Store.

The Equity Milling Company
have opened general Feed Store
in connection with their down town
Office, in their new brick building
opposite the Court House.
Flour, meal and feed of all kinds
will be kept constantly on hand in
quantities to suit purchasers, and
will be sold at the lowest wholesale
and retail prices. All orders left
with Mr.. J. NJ. Burdett, the Com
pany's book-keeper, who has charge
of the store, will receive careful and
prompt attention.
EQUITY MILLING co.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-11-06

While the weather is good and
fair, the County Court and city
fathers should get together and see
whether or not they can agree upon
a change in the public road leading
from here to Flat Rock, so that
they can take the road from along
the hill side, beyond the Ohio
River Railroad depot, and place it
down on level ground, passing out
through John S. Miller's place and
on out to Waggener's lane. 1t
costs too much money to maintain
the road in its present location,
and besides the crossing is danger
GUS to travel, and is convenient to
both county and town.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-11-06
From Mondays Daily.
THE DOINGS OF ROUGHS.
A MurderOus Assault on Old Man
John Chatten Friday Night.

MurderOus Assault on Old Man
John Chatten Friday Night.
There is a meeting going on at
Eddy Chapel, in Cooper District, con
Quoted by Rev Wilson. Friday night
services were being held as usual,
when the meeting was interrupted
by a gang of toughs who have been
terroriziug the neighborhood for
some time, and who delight in dis
turbiug public worship.
The parties to this outrage were
Sam Greer. Jess Dunlap, Elmer
Moore and Frank Luton, all drunk
on hard cider. While they were
interrupting the meeting old man
John Chatter got up out of his seat
and demonstrated with them and
begged them to be quiet, or go
away and not disturb the meeting.
This infuriated the outlaws, and
one of them dealt him a heavy
blow on the head with q rock,
breaking his skull. He is now in
very critical condition, and it is
doubtful if he will recover, SO our
informant says.
The parties were all arrested
Saturday morning and had hear
ing before Squire Mckinley.
These fellows have carried on
their outlawry long enough. They
have been arrested several times
before for such conduct, but al
ways managed to swear themselves
out of their difficulties. But from
what we hear the evidence against
them this time, will be apt to
make them pay the penalty for
their Friday night misdeeds.
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rom Tuesdays Daily.
Badly Hurt.


Mr.. D. S. Snyder was over in
Henderson yesterday stretching the
telephone wires, when he met with
an accident that will cripple him
for some time, and will cause him
lots of pain and trouble. One OF
the lineman was climbing a pole,
when he lost his hold and slid
down to the ground, the steel point
of the "cIimbers" he wore striking
Mr.. Snyder on the instep of his
foot, penetrating it and making a
very bad wound. Being a nervy
man, he is still limping around as
sisting in getting the telephone
line in shape.
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Boots and Shoes.

In Boots and Shoes it is un-
necessary to quote you prices, as
we have purchased II. c. Bailey's
stock at soc on the dollar, and
shall give our customers the
benefit of it.
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Hat Department.

Our Hat Department for this
fall and winter is complete to
the smallest detail. We have
all the latest styles in soft and
stiff Hats aud at prices lower
than ever before.
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Messrs. Chas. Lewis and John
CartmiIl caught Jess Stone and
Jim Mcdaniel "dead to rights" in
Mr.. P. S. Lewis hog pen Friday
night. The boys had guns and
made the thieves throw up their
hands. After disarming the thieves
they let them 90.
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1Rnnn Miles

Always leader, the Ohio Central
Lines mileage ticket, with latest ad-
ditions is the best. Covering the
Big Four, B. & o., C. H. & D., Ohio
Central and innumberable other
systems, it is the favorite travellers
companion.
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NOTICE.

= meeting OF the Stockholders Of the
Chesapeake, West Virginia and Western
Railroad Company incorporated under the
laws OF West irginial is hereby called, to be
held at the law office Of Chiffon, MacCorkle
* Chiffon, i'm the city OF Charleston, Kama
wha County. West Virginia, on the 9Th day
OF November, A. D., 1895, at 10 O'Clock,
IL IN. Said meeting Will be held for the
purpose OF organization and for such other
proceedings as might be had At an annual
meeting.
Given under our hands this 18th day OF
October, a D., 1885.
Nv. z. Chiffon,
CHAs. II. GALLAHER,
IncorpOratOrs.S BELToS MCDONALD,
g o CHIFFON,
OctlG-3t r. II. SCoTT.
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Twelve shares, $3.50 each, were
sold by the Point Pleasant Building
and Loan Association, at an aver
age of II cents premium.
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These would be good mornings
for rabbits. If we just had the rab-
bits, we have tho mornings.
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The health officers would do well
to look after some of the back
yards in this place, and have them
cleaned up.
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We want to remind our down
town neighbor, that we have not
misrepresented the Indebtedness of
this county. When we said the coun-
ty was in debt SO, 600, we stated just
what was told us by Republican
official, who is in a position TO
know exactly the Indebtedness of
the county.