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The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-06-15

The frequent exhibitions of gall dis
plaped by eastern advertising agents
are now being so far outdone by some
fellow named Phillips, of Salt Lake,
that the former ought to blush. We
paper publishers in Idahoshonldturn this
fellow down. 1t should be the business
of the next meeting of the Idaho Press
Association to form compact against
these natural enemies of local adver-
tisers and offenders against the self re-
specG of publishers. Let us have an
agency of our own and accept no offer
without its approval. The NUGGET pro-
poses that the members of the Press
Association drop from their exchange
lists every paper carrying an ad. accept
ed at such insulting figures as this fell
low, Phillips, offers.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-06-15

A. /. Butter always kept at Isay's
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-06-15
For Sale,

Two Bedroom Sets with Spring Mat
tresses and Chairs. New.
Call on LOUIS WALKER
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-06-15
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Stock Of Liquors at Isay's. =
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-06-15

The NUGGET is q thorough believer in
the principles of labor unions and be-
lieyes that Iaborers are more fully justi-
fed in forming organizations for mutual
protection than are the managers of
great corporations and trusts. We,
nevertheless, feel it duty TO find fault
with the actions of such pretended la
Dor organizations as the Couer d Alene
Miners Union, which has resolved
itself into turbulent mob, led by the
worst element among the bad. The
members of this union, not only refuse
to work at fair wages and prevent will
ing and honest miners earning liyeli-
hood, but are completely destroying the
business of what should be one of the
best producing districts in the Vest.
The business men of the towns up there
and particularly the saloon men made
the great mistake of sympathising With
these breakers of the district until
they forced mine operators to suspend,
but now when the mischief is done are
trying to undo it by offering their sup
port to mine owners. In opposition TO
the miners union another element is
working with the mine owners which
is worse, if anything, than the union.
This other turbulent element is that
semi-political and always to be de-
plored A. P. A. organization. Recent
reports from the Couer d. Alenes indi-
cate that further Sc rious troubles may
be looked for there which viii seriously
injure the reputation of the state.
We hope neither of these organiza-
tions will ever get foothold in Owy-
bee and suggest that both employers
and miners will give very cold
shoulder to representatives from either
of them who may show up here. We
are informed that great many coner
d'Alene men are are now coming to
Owyhee. We hope all win be cordially
welcomed who do not come here as agi-
tators, but would advise both mine
managers aud miners to inquire into
their antecedents very closely before
giving them either a welcome or en-
ployment. We are getting along here
nicely now, but few disturbers could
make US no end of trouble.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1895-06-15
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One copy, per year, $3 90
One copy, six months, 20
One copy, three months, 90
E@- Advertising rates made known on ap-
lication
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-01
News 81 the Oranges.

| Tuesday evening. Aug. 9th, the contest in
Granite Grange, North Searsport. will he
opened, after a short postponement through
haying Fred Nickerson's side has Aug
9th and Ellen Blacks side Aug 18TH " hich
Will end the contest. Much interest han
been manifested thus far
The next meeting Of Waldo County
Grange will be held with Morning Light
Grange, Monroe, August 6t.. The address
OF welcome will be by Waiter A. Clark; re
Spouse by Dora White. The question, IRE
solved, That we should give more encourage
lnent to agricultural fairs, will III. opened
~ j C. Harding and Toford Durham The
topic. The Value Of the Agricultural Col
lege, will be opened by G. S. Griffin. Morn
program.
A grange rally Will be held at Etna Camp
Ground two days, Aug, 18th and Still, com
mencing at 10 o'clock a. n. on the It'll.
Prominent among the speakers for the oc-
casion will be Hon. Edward Wiggin of
Maysvllie, Aroostook county, Worthy Mas
ter of the Maine State Grange: Prof w. W,
Stetson, State lecturer: DR.. G. NJ. Twitcheli.
secretary Of the Maine State Fair; Hon q
AZ. Gilbert, ex-secretary Of the Board Of AZ
riculture; Prof. A. E. Rogers, Of the Maine
State College, and b. Walker McKeen,
present secretary of the Board of Agrieul-
ture. All of the above named gentlemen
will speak on interesting subjects pertaining
~ onr agricultural pursuits, which must be
of vi!@e 10 al farmers. Young iicii should
be particularly Interested III Secretary Nc
keen's lecture, "Why 90 West, Young
Man, The whole session will be inter-
srersed with select readings, songs short
speeches and discussions. Cottages can be
obtained by applying to Miss Emma Bs-
we'll, Etna, Maine. Board will aso be fHr-
nlslea IN Daniel Boswell for all Who wish
One fare the round trip will be given from
All points on the Maine Central and Bangor
< AroustOok railroads, tickets to be good
from August 9th to the 10th inclusive.
general n2 itatlum is extended to all who are
Interested IA farming. THE meetings will b.
ulien to aLl,
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-01

A case of a pension failing t. reach the
soldier or his widow during Jher lifetime
but coming 10 a daughter al time when
most acceptable has lately TRANSFERRED I'M
Waldo county. Our readers tre somew hat
familiar With the story af fhe family Wi
Oscar H Reynolds, whu, through sickness
and death in his family, had been rednred to
such financial straits that the Chidren's Aid
Society has undertaken t. find homes for
his children To add to tleir troubles Mrs.
Reynolds became insane and taken to
the hospital at Augusta. She improved
somewhat and was returned 1p Burnham,
but was not wholly cured. July 9th son
was born to them, and the 10Th notice
was received that pension Of So per month
for IA years and SIG per month for ? years,
amounting to 81 500, had been allowed to
Mrs. Reynolds, on account III her father,
Moses Young Of Durham, VINO died from
injuries received in the service The pen
sion case was pending when MT. Young
died, and before it could be readusted for
his wife she too passed away. Mrs Rey-
nolds is the next Of kin and thus receives
the whole. The family feel deeply grateful
to Hon. Seth l.. Milliken, through whose
efforts the pension was secured just when
most needed.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-01

THE BELFAST RACES, The Waldo County
Horst Breeders Association hell Hn aa-
.ieilri4el meeting TUESDAY evening ana voted
u have races at Belfast trotting park Fri
day. August 9th. There will he a > 30 class,
purse $50; > b class, purse SSe: 30 class,
purse 500 This completes a cirri,it Ne
Tnion, Az III Liberty, Aug atI, ana Esl-
fa~I Aug, 9th ana practically in~ureS good
Heiti NJ liurses. Entries close Aug titli, lut
records made At Union and Liberty are i4'
ildr
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-01

STOCKTON SPRINGS Miss Alena Wescott
of Castine has been in town for few DAYS
visiting relatives and friends. M. MIR. Frank
Goodhue ami family Of Boston visited bis
mother, Mrs. Cynthia Goodhue few days
the past week u Mrs Carrie Gardner and
children of Boston are making 4 brief visit
p. Goodhue. Miss Annie Kelley of
Pressure Isle and her daughter are at their
old home for a few weeks. n. Or. and Mrs I.
Z. Park Of Boston visiting his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. g. q. Park. Can't and Mrs
A. q. Colcord and daughter EVE arrived
home from Portland July cath. N. Wellman
Hanson and family of Belfast We're in town
the past week visiting relatives and friends
...Miss Aleda Shute returned last Thurs
day from !; visit to Bangor. Miss Clara
Mudgett returned home from d visit To
friends in Belfast. Mrs Jennie Bragg ana
SON Lester are at Spmesville visiting Nh.
and Mrs. G. j. Hall. Mrs Ralph LaFurlev
and son of Isockport, who have been visiting
relatives and friends here. left last Friday
for Bar Harhor where Mr.. LaFuriev has elm
ployment Mr.. Amos Treat ~ at home 10 /
a few weeks. Mrs. Bond ana son returned
to their home ID Maiden on SATURDAYS boat
Mrs. OctavIa Pet tingill of Sioux Fails Il
visiting relatives and friends here after an
abs ence of seven years.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-01
The regular meeting Of tile City Council
will be held next Monday evening

The regular meeting Of the City Council
will be held next Monday evening
The dwelling house of VIM. H. Frohock
near Searsmont village was burned July
ODD. The buildings We're total loss with
most Of their contents There was an in
surance Of S1l0O The origin Of the fire Ii
! unknown
The Alliance will meet at the cottage Of
Mrs. q. ?. Lombard on the North Shore,
Northport for picnic supper, Aug I'd.
The blackboard will leave at . u. m. All
wishing to procure conveyance will confer
with Mrs. f. H. Conant Sec.
At the next meeting Of the Wheel Club
Tuesday evening, Aug. 9Th, plans are to be
discussed for the entertainment of the Jer-
sey City Club, which is expected to arrive
here on the afternoon of the 18th inst. A
full attendance is especially desired
! Four Belfast wheelmen, S. q. Swift, q. N.
Reed, W NJ. Thaver and James Aborn Went
to Unity last Saturday and attended an en-
tertainment in the evening. Sunday they
We're joined at Windermere Park by E. NJ
Hall, Edmond Wilson, Joseph Burrows and
Geo. Stevens, and the company We're hand
| somely entertained by landlord Nandeefs
| They came home III the afternoon, and re-
! ported very enjoyable time.
| Chick Bros. have about concluded to rel
move their shoe manufacturing business
from Haverhiil, Mass, 10 some point in
Maine. This will be a serious loss to Haver-
hill as their business reached S1,5oo,ooo per
wear and their weekly paw roll for work from
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-01

Nlnalhaven is proud Of its new memorial
nan, " cost $1,000, aud thr enterprise was
started ~ the ladies If the reiet Scoops, WHO
RAISE" "Ner @l,ooV 81 tit amount ~ giving
entertainments
There was no quorum at the regular meet
ing Of thu School committee Monday even
ing, and unless something quite important
comes ~ for action there WITT n. 10 meet
ing until the neat regular meeting. August
2bth
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- va anu "'"''''Eei sa'e ''iee' pa
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WIS III i'or' + rloaN iot soi'f'les' tie IL flsii-
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-01
A dividend Of per cent. has been declar-
a on the stock Of the Belfast Coliseum Co.


ed on the stock Of the Belfast Coliseum Co
Pensions have been granted as follows
Restoration and increase, David r. Black
deceased, North Brooksville; reissue, Ar
thur Libby, Rockport.
l'Ae third grand hop of the season at Fort
Point Hotel will be given next Satllr,la y
evening. large crowd is expected. Miss
Ellis Of Boston. the banjoist, and five pieces
of music Will compose the orchestra.
The annual State muster of the veterans at
Camp Benson, Newport, will begin Saturday
Aug. 18TH Wednesday will be Sons Of Vet
Grams day, Thursday Relief Corps day, and
Friday Grand Army day Reduced fares
will be given on the railroads.
About ninety members of the Unitarian
parish made an excursion to Ryder's Cove
Tuesday on steamer Castine A picnic din
ner was served in the grove and some of the
party took blackboard rides to Dark Harbor.
| The eNcursionists returned about o'clock
having had most enjoyable day.
The Bucks Harbor Hotel Company has
been organized at Brooksvllle, Me, for the
t"A l''N Va ""iiiS q SShSis.' i'oo0t "uoiHesS,
with $4,000 capital stock, Of which $4,000 IS
paid in The officers are President, NJ. y.
Gray of BreoksvIIle; treasurer, NJ ID Chatto
of Br"oksville- Certificate approved July
p. 1925
+. NJ. Hall 4 Donnelly's MINISTRIES gave /.
good entertainment to a good house last
| Saturday evening. The music was far a 3ove
Till average. ana several pew features MI.
introduced The n,usical STRAIT ,,.r.rs Il
Paris Vas novel and interesting f4,1ur.
The next attraction at Belfast Opera House
will be Crimes Cellar Door. Aug. l4th
Dilwe rth, our ancient and inperturble
/ Belfast friend. is the surprise of the season
| He il pitching Just ~ good bali any vf
4 them and far better than the average ana IL
iil THE hWN AS often AZ any other clubs in tile
/ league, barring Fail none. Yesterday the
! firavy hitting Purtlands saw him Tor lust tive
little harder When il comes 10 liasquera,l-
ing as colt .pllly IS the success of the
'''''' '''''''' tA'f'fl7oi '1N'"l''e' s'"i
I THE BELFAST RACES The Waldo County
4 Horst Breeders Association HELD Hn aa-
itnrncd meeting TUESDAY evening ana voted
| l'N
! day, August 9th There will he Il 80 class.
4
4
|
BAND NoN' hh4. 80 he4ii0si paiid WIZ
\ -}Ne 4 r"ii'ti' eh 'ts NNA""t r"lise common
\ t0-l4Ufl"M; rlil5N IN N ~ '4N'N fRi.RN iAA
\ M tile li-"7lai4
4 etarNiL iigl SGh"o4 NatifTs' Splist
/ n.-.. 4,.- s,..
i Selection Faust Guiilbla
| Maltz, AeH Wen, strauss
-iF"'''N -Alo't ~ I'LL ~ i"l' "47' '7Ne
Gav5tt4 J@yt,s FtsriY5tioI TfH.a4
The Squeeze. lis,se II
| -.
| Steamship Company have contracted to
| carry mail from RucSland t. Green 5 Land
/ ing, including Isle au Haul and lookout,
| from July - 10 September - The company
\ carried tile mail last summer There Will Ne
\ siX trips per week WYNN Steamer knlmtline
\ WITH 44aiSt. -ne.lal rates with ,aryits II 10 At
| tend the Sprltgalist camp meetings at
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-01

liuh enp wAs hell -IUly 24fh,
ii V birds ana THE cup shoot
~ H. sIla oct Won.
!:
ss.s-.....s. Is II
sug game et base ban Ms rlay
f,sHgress street grounds Saturday
md and Belfast teams. 1he
Hft contested ta Fhe hftA inning
t>food eveu, tul I'LL rMe
ttrs Scored : ani UNI Hque nine
fiat el.t error- 0n both sides ran
a1l the CLOSE, when it stood a
ai f the Befia-ts / Was not
eiflior siac sHt arl II S-
toiliain4d tqrtlr gan5e .rAcre
5sittl Nail4tT w fte iast iGalf
H ettlc State N5ria.l sefoal,
AuIDs, 27ti. We A3Se 2flcm
advantages offered bN tns
weee n,v+r greater than
nWnier NJ students tron
A shoNs that theY are aiqNe#-
aHng nen amd women Nl.o AID
Yes for useful alta hon0f4hle
te.pl,rs There i y daily steam-
Belfast " Ca-tin, and the fsre Is
aUt- saen WAY for raunl fril tick
a4 fnay Ne obtaued for from @g.59
anG tuitipn iret Hor cata-
re~S Albert \ l;ieh8fdsnn, tiin-
Fftar !. IInhbar'i's Preparations tor
- OPERATE Festival eva Sire list OF
-Hfsalt 10 an entertainments Of eNeep-
5iy It's proposed rim exeur-
frfati aNite anniaHer ei points VIII
iAe 0sedslen A fewAed lleuse
aAA assurea TIA entertainment will
s4fh concert program Of operate
solos ana the famous qnarfette fronl
Kisq4t5 Will he -tlu4 y Mrs Chas
-efaue. Mss h@t4 eGaezof asn-
Et M f b @alsaiA. fafia+. s,ma Nlr.
Vt TEMNhAai. NsS- fAltilNra lg
l4a4la.A faY~t,.f.
4 esa IaipfE ,g.sr
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7't ''''i''' H'l' o7'i'
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fsis9 SUNDAY AZ tflfer N"'ing r.
iAs N'sl+ ''fnihB IN diiNt "ul N
aiAi' Whefe iheE iad 1aiied ol a
aaSe VI ~ aha Va ieafluiiN
'ititis ''A'N''i' II hee's were
494iie'i' 'le pe''fits were prokeh
li'' Si'liei l'a.'s more Oh 'fss pf"k-
CIV 7en', ING la''es were s"iie-
~ "Nie ~ ilsie ~ neN'
H. : 'ass 80 eipoalu iIoiii
NaVe' Mulie isilihg ~
~'3T III Week
4ra display at the funeral Of Mrs.
9'''ilh worm was one ei the most
seen ia Inns Guy besi'irs
si9N r. from helghpors anu friends
Srt pleVes VIE presented -
ii'is'N "i'i' ''e "oi' hese ifoil
NeiS ''Ne's l'0'''i'eu
-8t IN W.T." Ao'iief RON E''ieh
- FL V ~ ~ . crescent from VI 49,
''iTH ana MISS a L ooulii""r'h :
'i9iii ~ . ~ hioohs ana MIS- ~
i "Iea''is iro'i 'ifs' 'llsoh
''i'4 ~ " H. ,oipufhi BASKETS
iil' ana -HisS ,hafio''e W,
WIFI i4r 9"hfial' and we Elm city
'"s from Mr. ana Mrs. a. u. Coi-
ana MIS- =. j. Han; plnks
9'''1 Nii7' a M carter ana Nr. ana
Nv ''Yl'kl''s an abundance OF cut
''i' e. y. u NN"dY- = was 4
F8sf IT, 'ha' iiie hearers wFfe
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-01

"A tfNanuer VIII speak on tenn
SILVER Harvest Grange, Hall,
Sunday at , p. III,
Hartman. Esq, received Il let
al, forenoon from Mayor Snow of
tng that Mondays game Of ball
is Remedies and Bangors Will
N+ei n Belfast, AZ satisfactory Ar
#f7 galld not BE made with the
transportation.
A.ieH5Y L. c. Morse. Esq. of
s+ bought the pension business
fs belonging to the estate Of j.
#ls.t those who have CLAIMS pend
gTespond With him III l.iberty.
% hein engaged II this business
wears with good success, and
eutrilst their bias mess To h IN
a ~ receiving prompt attention
treatment.
Ii~G. The eighth Shoot fol the
liub cnp wAs llela Iuly 24th,
n the following score, the
At 25 hras ana THE cup shoot
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-01
NEWS OF BELFAST.


.s.. Wavside wall they blow
ea-s wealth of tawnN gold,
5itsl petals all agiow
iie hreezes they unfold.
ts they stand beside
ai their lissolne grace,
5 hntS ahnnt them gilde,
gh their ranks little shadows
ahat rare joys are thine.
gov ami twilight's gloom,
u storm and days that shine.
sYata dream and bloom,
#aiiiriek, IN Harper's Weekly.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1895-08-01
Notice to Pensioners.

l.. c. MORSE of Liberty has bought the
pension business and records belonging to the
estate OF y. G. Gates All persons having
claims peneing should correspond with him
at Liberty. All claims viii receive prompt
attention. 3w3l l.. Y. MORSE.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-02-27

Flats. spent Sunday in town with
relatives
wm sfse,boroen Of Gallinolis
Ferrv gas,ba nest Of Cbas. Lewis,
near town. Yesterday
Mis-. Alire Neale Of this CITY. snd
Miss Nargor4t Neale. of Ben Lo-
mond sren, sunday with Miss Ora
Vo,, ON OId Pawn
80 e,..;,,,;, c.,,.,a
ca.aahe., a.;,i loagn - d,v for :
shori Vii. 70 Miss sns,e Woggoper
in Pleasant 7le.s
\, ~ g.. Ill.,
,,;l, -, aS
- y -
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-02-27
New Feed Store.

The Equity Milling Company
have opened a 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, 1895-02-27
From satrraav.s pallx.


Master Dwight O'Roarlz is on the
sick list
Joseph Holloway was in Gallipo-
lis last night.
Col VII GaFDey, of Charleston,
was here last night
Rev. Cornell returned to day
from business trip to Charleston.
Miss Frances N. Maupin, OF
Arbuckle, is visiting her sister at
Syracuse, Ohio.
Mr.. John Epple is confined to his
| bed again with slight hopes of his
-eeovery.-Pomeroy Telegraph.
]. H. Ball was called to his home
Nashville, Ind, on account fthe
sorlous Illness CT his child.
Willie Yarian is clerking in the
H. G. Nease Co.'S store during the
absence of his brother Charley, who
is spending a week at Letart.
Mr.. Thos. Poffen barger, is visit
ing down at Glenwood. There is
an attraction that takes our young
friend down there so often.
We regret TO announce to the
many friends of Mrs. JEo. Adkins,
who has been confined to her home
so long with sickness, that she is no
be- gr.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-02-27
From Fridays DaiIy)
DEATH OF JOHN w. DEEM.
Another Pioneer Of the KanaWha and
Ohio Yniieys,

Another Pioneer of the KanaWha and
Ohio Valleys
John W Deem, opposite Point
Pleasant, on the Ohio side, in the 93d
year of his age, at 400 a. m. yesterday
quietly passed through the valley
and shadow of death to great
unknown eternity.
Mr.. Deem has ever been highly
esteemed and respected by his
numerous friends throughout our
valleys, on either side of the river.
He has been a life long active, in
dustrious, energetic man, and accu-
INFLATED considerable property.
Mr. Deem has been in feeble
health for many years, but all the
while cheerful and agreeable. We
shall miss him. To his aged sister,
Mrs. Stone, of this city, and neph-
ews and nieces, the REGISTER ex-
tends sincerest sympathy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-02-27

Mrs. o. B. Harper is visiting at
Racine, Ohio.
Master Loren O'Roark has pnou-
monia.
Lon Gardner, of Pleasant Flats,
was a business visitor to our town,
yesterday.
Capt. Jas L. Rice, of Sassairas,
was caller at this Office, yester-
day.
Mrs J. ". Ish, of Fair Haven, is
50 much improved as to be able to
be about the house.
Uncle Billy Eads and wife are
both down with pneumonia, super
induced by grippe.
Sam Williams, of the X. & NJ.
is confined to his room in this place
by sickness.
Elmer Stone, Esq, an attorney
from Jackson c. IL, was in town
yesterday on legal business.
CIV. Harper, of Raymond City,
was here yesterday the guest of DIR.
A. r. Barbee and family.
Miss Dym Bowyer, of Winfield,
will arrive here this afternoon, on a
visit to her brother, Mr.. C. c. Bow
yer, and bis family.
Mrs. J. NJ. Curry and daughter
will leave in a day or two, to visit
friends in Indiana. While there
Mrs, Curry will attend the 5Oth
wedding anniversary of her parents.
Mr.. ". b. Hall, and wife, nee
Barnett, 'gilI leave to-day for Bay
City, Ind, which place they will
make their future home. They are
young people who stand high in
this community and all regret they
have made up their minds to leave
the community in which they were
reared. The people of Bay City,
are to be congratulated upon hav-
ing such worthy young people To-
cate among them. We hope their
new home may prove both pleasant
and profitable to them. The REGIS.
TER follows them TO their new home.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-02-27
MARTHA J. RICE.

Pomeroy Telegraph: Wednesday
night thieves were driven away
from Gis't store at Letart, w. Va.
Then they went to Richards and
broke in the postofice. From there
they came to Graham Station,
where they robbed the postoffice OF
four dollars, and the railroad station
off ,ty cents.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-02-27

AS an appreciation OF the liberal
patronage of our friends during the
past year, we will give one and all
an opportunity to get handsome
folding bed at a small cost, from
now until the Standard Folding Bed
Company moves their plant to
Charleston, we will let you have
any of fifty or more styles they
make at exactly cost price from the
factory, delivered free any place in
town, or at either wharfboat or de-
pot. This enables you to buy a s25
combination wardrobe folding bed
for $3.50, or any style they make
at the same ratio. Don't let this
opportunity go by if you are think
ing of getting folding bed, it will
save you money
Then we will sell for the next 30
days handsome antique ash bed
room suite, elegantly hand carved
24x30 German bevel plate glass,
worth s24 for s165G
Solid oak bcdstcads s175, 81 48,
worth from $3.50 to $3.50.
Very respectfully,
HARPER Bros,
The Low Priced Furniture Dealers.