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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26
IDr. 6artmaa'S Bg6ano(ung.
Die es fommt, oae jeoe frau in DEN
Der. Staaten iid pom Doctor
unentseItIth behanoegn
lafien Fam.

9tefe Srage tpirb oft ee1te1t. Wte tuAn
Or. 6artman bic 8e6dnbllnq 70 pieler
Srauen leiten, obne ettpas bafir gu re1nsn?
Wte bor 3tpei Mondten atgefiinbigt tpurot,
ertldrt fi9 Der Opttor bereit (bur9aus urz
entgeltfi9), bic 8ebanblung alIer Srauen gu
leiten, pel9e nit irgenb einem benz peibz
ltben @ei9le3t eigentbiimli9en 2eioen be-
baftet finb, tpenn iie ii9 brieflt9 on i'm tper=
ben. 9ie Sruge lit: Wie fam Elm - be-
rii9mtet Ir5t unb @unbarSt es erf9tpingen,
btes gu t6un9
Die Sadie tit nGmli@ bic: Sie pezru=na
Drug Manufacturing COMPANY finb bic
etn3i9en Sabrifanten BON Or. 9drtman's
b%eriiGnten 9eilmitteln, pel9e in 70 ausgcz
be6nten: MaBitabe in alien 9beilen Der Der.
Staten gebrau9t perben. Die '@pmpan1
erbGGt tuufenbe BON 8riefen BON Srauen,
tpelG3e bieie Mittel gebrauben unb gefoiiIe
@in0elbeiten Der 8ebanblung ptfen pplz
len. @iele BON biefen 6rogen iinb Der, Dirt,
buB rur Sr. 6artmdn fte bedntpprten tann.
Sie6aben bes6ulb beI9loHen, if9 Or. 6artz
man 81 ii9ern, bamit berIelbe bic 8sbdnb<
lung biefer Yatienten leite. Dies brinat ben
.perfOnli9en &dtb Or. 9artmdn's unentz
in ben 8erei9 ieber leioenben Sruu
in ben Ser. Staten. 9a bic Company
Or. 9artman's 9eilmittef fdbrt5irt, 70 1T
fe odbur4 in ben Stanb gefeBt, bic unge9euz
rem Soften gu tragen, ieoe Srau uneatgelt=
li9 NIT Ratb GIT perieben. S6idt NbreHe,
Differ, Sbmptome, 0auer Der Rranfbeit an
Or. 5artman unb SSbr tperbet prOmpte Mnta
mort erbalten.
Cine tpertbbolle S9rift iiber &rantbciten
bes tpeibli9en @ef3le9ts pirb iebt tofeufrei
an irgenb cine Nbreffe gef9idt burb bic pez
ru<nd Drug Manufacturing @nmpanp bpn
Columbus, Sbio.
Megen zines toftenfreien 8n9es ibsr
f9reibt IN Or. 9urtman, goIumz
bus, 8.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26
6sfabrIide Our9brennerei,
Drei perionen fommen gu s6aoen.

Ser Slei19er @alter Mener, go. 81 8i1z
fea1trdBe pobnbdft, unterna6m Sonntag
8ormittag gegen II lbr nit ieinemSreunbe
Qoltts 2tntenfe1ber bon go. 10 @reenitrabe
eine Spa3ierfabrt in 1einem 8uggn, Dor pelz
9es Elm erprobter Saul, Der iih bur9 be-
fonbere Sr0mmtgfeit dus5et4nete, gefpannt
mar, Der aber bur1 trgenb etpas f9eu tpurbe
unb bur9gtng. @s begdrtn nun cine 5abrt,
Eel tpel9er ben SnIafen bic 9uare gu 8erge
itnnben. Die tp%ilbgepprbene &oiinunte
~itiirn1te bie6alitebzS trdBe in nDrbli9er3i9z
tung babin, baB bieSunfen 1toben; berBagen
purbe bon elmer Seite auf Die anbere ges
l9leuOert unb ieben .@ugenblid ertpqrtete
Der &pfieIenfer, Der bolitGnbig bic @etpalt
iiber bas tole Pferb b~erloren bate, bdB bas
9e1pann an eit1em @dftetn aer19elen urb ct
l1n6 2intenfelber umtommen niirben. On
Der Rreu3ung Der gbicago Mbe. tpurbe Meper
benn aud in groBem 8ogen auf bas Straz
Benpflater geI9leu6ert, obne bab Der Saul
a1f i'm Giidii6t genommen uno feline Gile
berninbert, bdtte. Cine furae Strede tpeiter
cDnibirte bas l@eipann nit benz BON S. s.
W1oore, go. 104 Nortb Brand @traBe, gez
lentten Grprebpagen, bel tpel4er 8elegenbeit
2intenfelber topfiber aus benz r9eipann
f~tiirate. Nun tpurbe ber Dor benz @rpreBz
hagen gefpannte Saul f4eu, brannte bur4,
3errte ben &utI9er, Der frampfbdt bic 53ugel
feit6telt, bonn Magen unb bate 1ther grDBe@
res 1lnbeil anqert9tet, tpenn ii4 nt4t Der
8laurod g. o. Snens nit Sooesberd9turg
benz in raienber Garriere baber geiauft tomz
member Sphere entgegengeporfen un6 es NIT
%Nnfpdnnung feiner gan5en &rdfte gum
@teben gebru9t bdtte.
2intenfelber fanb Nufnabme i'm IfeTiaz
ner@8 riberz 6oIpital, ppielbit bic 4erate err
fldrten, baB feline 8erlebungen unerbebltAer
g1dtur feien, tpd6renb SLEEPER uno Wtoore
iGmmerli9 5erf9unben ibre refp. 9elpanne
b~etieqen unb. p6ne tpeitere Hnfdue IN ben
bGusli6en 9dfen lanbeten.
0us por bas @efd6rt bes gbus. Reler,
Set. 2542 ct. g9arles Mbe., 9eIpannte &ferb
purbe Sonntag frii6 8 11br an SSrbing Ydrt
8ouleparb unb ben @eletfen Der ct. Yauls
@ifenba6n 19eu unb brannte bnrd, ipobet
Geuer aus benz Magen gef9leube-t lpurce.
Ser 8erunglidte :rIrhe nab .Qd1Is qez
f6afft unb Elm Nr5t su &atbe geao9en, mel
der erbebGi9e innete 8erlebungsa BET Rem
Yntienten c0nitdtirte.
9ur9 cine lei9te GolIiiion nit elmer
elsftrif9en @ar an Der @de BON Campbell
gbe, unb Ban Buren, StraBe tpurben Die por
bas @efG6rt bes Nffiiten5ar3tes i'm PreSF
sbpterianer @ofpttol, Or. @alter 8ropn, geF
.,1pannten 9ferbe, f9eu, liefen buOon unS
fiibrten cine @plifion bes Wdgens nit etaet
Selegrdp6enftqnge berbei, nobel bas 8eF
bifel fait gdn5li9 5erf6mettert unb bic S1F
faKen, befteberb aus ben Opftor, Srau s..
s. Cameron unb beren &inbern @alter unb
aeeb unb 6rdu s. q. Stab binauseeI4leuz
bert purben. Mit Musna6me bes 0ottors.
meI9er ft9 fetn &ie9organ Derlebte, famen
ane SnIaKen bes berungliidten @efdhrtes
nit benz bloBen S9reden bappn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26
0os 4rieosbebartement hat benz CAB

Dus 7of 1cHt CuPr-
tGn Clinton u. @tap in 9tdprp, Norb Ga
rolina, Der ben 8iirgertrieg i'm 5peiten Minz
ne1ota'er Sreiptl1igenregtment mitma9te.
eine' goIbene @6renmebdiIe fir feline Sapferz
felt, tpel9e- CT am 20. September 1868 dnf
benz @9la9felOe BEL Gbidamauqa betpiefen
bat, berGieben. Gapitdn. @ilp fab elm Regiz
ment, ni9t fein etgenes, aus Der 54la4tlinte
flieben unb 1ebte 6emfelben na9, entriB benz
NssnhnentrGger bic SABINE unb fprengte nit
berfelben Dor in Die feinbli6e 2inie. 0as
@egin1snt fammelte ii4 pteber uno folats
feiner SABINE. Dieter 3pif9enfaI battle
btel gum Grfolge bes Sdges beigetrdgen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26
.6abt out 2ldt auf Ole K[einen.

&naben unb Mdb9en maiden unreife
Srii9tc unb Rubr folgt, 9altet cine 5lcf3e
Scrnis MdeenitGrter i'm 5aufe, er 1eramt
Ben 9ur9faG unb pirft beilenb unb ftimuz
lirenb quf bic @ebdrme. Mgenten. fpelAe
6prnia 4l pentrGuters 8lutbeGeber bertaufea.
6alten ebenfans ben MagenitGrter unb bas
SeilrSel o6er f0nnen es beforgen. &0unt
ibr es ni9t befommen, 70 f9reibt an Dr..
peter 6abruep, Ghieago, Sl.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26

AIS i6 elm Siingling nod on Sabren,
Nabnt ids nit alien 9ingen lei0t;
Afuten SDmer3 bah i1 erfabren,
Karm Dab Die 6iinf5iger errei9t:
Elm Ste6en, 9renncn int @efGBe
So iptrft Das 6dmortbotDen=g8eb;
I6 fanD, gum Slid, bic gang 9emdBe,
So bpbberiibmte Yanacee
9e9e' @dmorrboiDal : 2eiben: Anakesis
in allen Gpotbeten 3u baben lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26
Bur S%eoanfeier.
Cine itarfe 8etbeilieuns an ser se'
pIonten Grcuriion iid9er.

.DerfammIuns Der G~rcurfoniFen in Der
Staats3eitunss Grdauee.- 6iinftiee Be-
ridte aus DeutfhIano: - proeramm DER
Grcuriion. Sefu9 in Srieoridsruhe.-
Berlin uno Seip5is. = Gin reidhaItiees
Grinnerunesbud.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26
Sir gunoss18ulbf4eiue wurOen in Nstu gOrt bel
Getreioeborfe.

@Btcaao. 25. Srnt.
Sie bDdften, ntehrisitem mHO @bluBpreiie maren:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26

Swei oerfeIben oenm unoen erleecn.-Dieper
dntwortIidieit fir oas unqliid nod nidt
fefeeiebt - Capt. Smith Ieuenet, NIT
Der npireinia" cine mettfahrt eemaht
81 haben. 6robe aufresune inter
Gen pafaeieren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26
Oiebmdrft.

@1nSsieb tDurOs in Oen etatDarNs mi. t'tss
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-06-26
B5rfe uno hanoeI.'

Sic ganfaussIei9nngsH beIiefen ftb nuf s13. 97a, 154.
Muf bent btefiaem Mtartte mar 6elb nuf &iinoieune at
4@5 9gt. Ieidbt au betomuten uub Wedllel purbeu NIT
5@6b b, $. bisfDniirt.
auf Stem gort tuurben @eGief nit 65-7O gents Auf'
selb ~nertauft.
Nuf europa ipnrben bere9net: @iGt. 60Sage.
Sonbon (4fb. 9terl.L ........... .489% 4S9
9oris Brancsl ..........,,.. .513A-l-16 5l5% lie
BERTH CMtartl ............ ,.... 95-15-16 95-9-16
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-03-13
From Saturdays Daily.

B. Il. Blagg, Esq, of Capehart,
was a caller at this office, yesterday.
Prof. Hiveley, of Charleston, was
a visitor to our city, yesterday.
John S Hanley, of Apple Grove,
was in town yesterday.
Hon. Jas. Capehart and family
have returned from Washington.
Willard Downing, of Middleport,
was a visitor to our city, yesterday.
R. S. Alexander, Esq, of Win
field, vas here yesterday.
Special Pension Examiner J. W.
Moore, is in town.
Rev. Newman is very sick and
has been for some time.
Rev. Mrs. Simpson is on the sick
list.
Mr.. John G. stortz, who has been
on a business trip to Missouri, has
returned.
Capt. John Thornburg returned
this morning from a business trip
to Huntington.
John L. Written, Esq has joined
his family who are visiting at Glen
wood.
Miss Fannie Ray, who has been
confined to her home for the past
two weeks, is slowly convalesciDg.
Col. c. W. Grant, of Winfield, was
in town yesterday. He had just
brought down barge load of lumb-
er for Lock II.
Messrs. Mack Rayburn and Jas.
Somerville, two prominent farmers
from Pleasant Flats, were in town,
yesterday.
Mr.. W. c. Yeaton, a prominent
Attorney, of Parkersburg, was in
town last night, on his way home
from the Carolinas.
Squire Burns, of Cox's Landing,
has purchased the right of the
Electric Butter Maker, for Cabell
county. from Mr., Bell, the Agent,
in this city.
Balsar Luh, Esq, of Deer Lick,
was a pleasant caller at this office
yesterday. He is a leading merch-
ant and produce dealer in that
neighbOrhood.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-03-13

C. x. Blackwood, returned to-day
alter spending Sunday with his par
ents at Lock Z.
Miss Dym Bowyer, of Winfield,
is here on visit to her brother, c..
C. Bowyer, Esq.
Ansted Roush, who has been in
New Orleans all winter, has return
cd home.
Homer Smith and W. G. Yield
ing, left yesterday for short visit
to Cincinnati.
Miss sallio Hodge, of Middleport,
returned home this morning after
short visit to her sister, Miss Mabel.
Mrs. Rev. R. U. Brooking, little
daughter Josephine, and mother-in-
law, Mrs. Brooking,- are visiting
the family of Ed. Neale, Esq, at
Ben Lomond.
Prof. j. T. Rainey, of Letart, was
a business visitor to our city Satur-
day, and while here he called at
this office and renewed his sub
scription to the REGISTER.
H. L. Cabell and wife, and D.
Gates, and wife, of Charleston, stop
ped off here for while yesterday,
on their way to Cincinnati, on the
Henry NJ. Stanley.
Mr.. Nat. Bloom, after three
weeks visit to his family in this
place, left for Cincinnati, this morn.
ing, to go out on the road. He re-
presents Buhr, Wendte & Co. He
is acknowledged to be one of the
best statesmen on the road. He en-
joys a large trade in our town,
where he is 50 well known.
Mr.. A. W. Nof, practical insur-
ance adjuster from Wheeling, Sun
dayed in our city, the guest of the
Phenix. He is not only polished,
shrewed gentleman, but is man
possessed of that rare quality that
enables a person to adjust losses
satisfactorily to the assured as well
as to the companies he represents.
lie has only been coming to our
town short time, but he has innu-
merable friends, and is entitled to
special notice as a business man, en-
dowed with shrewdness and pre-
caution.
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Beech Grove,

Ed. Church left Wednesday for
Nashville, Indiana, where he has
secured employment.
Beech Grove school will close
Thursday, March IA, making FIVE
months of school.
Some of the farmers are blowing
in this section of the country.
Miss Della Mcclure who has been
visiting Miss Stella Cartmill, has
returned home.
Mrs. Lucinda Cartmill, who re-
sides with her son, ]. G. Cartmill,
near Beech Grove is very sick.
Mr.. G. w. Barnett, has been
visiting friends here. TRIxIE.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-03-13
,From MONDAYS Dalyl

Mrs. J. N. Caruthers is visiting
relatives at Jackson, C. Fl.
Pearl Newbraugh, of Columbus,
is here on a visit to his parents.
VIM. Greenlee will move his
family to Charleston, to-day.
Capt. Ben switzer and wife spent
Sunday in Gallipolis.
\. R. Shaw spent Sunday with
his family
E. c. Winger returned yesterday
from a visit to relatives in the Flats.
Lee Sehon, of Huntington was
here yesterday.
Lon Smith. of Bancroft, was here
Sunday, the guest of friends.
VIII Shober, of GalIipolis, was a
business visitor here, Saturday.
S. n. Park, was a business visitor
to GallipOIis, Saturday.
F. a. Bowman, of Buffalo, was in
town, yesterday.
Hon. Jno. U. Myers and r. I.
Saul, Esq, of Mason, was here, Sat
urday.
L. Curry, came down from Charl-
eston, and spent Sunday with his
family.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-03-13
Debby.


Wheat looks very bad in this sec
ton of the county.
The roads are very muddy and
in bad condition besides.
a severe wind storm passed over
this section last Friday, doing great
damage to fencing and timber.
Chas. Harris, Esq, of Sea Flat,
was recent visitor in this neigh
borhood.
Chas. Thomas who is engaged in
the timber business near Baden,
was visiting in this neighborhood
Sunday.
Jesse Goode returned Saturday,
from business trip to Gauley.
Robert Dunlap wears a broad
smile-it's a girl.
Mrs. VIM. Lewis is on the sick
list. We hope for her speedy re-
covery.
Joshua Hiatt, of Leon, was the
guest of Wash. Yauger, Sunday.
Flowing is the order of the day
now with farmers.
Misses Eva Yauger and Ella
Davis, are attending school at Leon.
GUESS VINO.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-03-13
NeM Haven.
March II, 1895.

March IL, 1880.
MISS Bessie Roush, left Sunday
for st. Adams. She has been en-
ployed as teacher in the music de-
partment of Shelton College. She
will be missed very much by her
New Haven friends
The section men were putting in
willows last week in front of the de-
pot, to prevent the bank from slip,
ping.
Edwin zerkle left for Chicago
where he has employment.
Some one appropriated several
bushels of corn belonging to Kain
Roush, last week.
Phil Elliott who has been at New
Orleans the past three months, ar
rived home, Monday.
Joe Richards Is here looking aft
er personal interests.
Joe Smart took suddenly worse
Sunday afternoon.
The Mason County Horse Com.
pany met in Batey Bros, Office Sat
urday afternoon, with Squire Jack.
in the Chair. We are unable tc
give particulars.
a middle aged hurricane passed
through here Friday night.
The boys are getting out their bi.
cycles. By the looks of our streets
we will not have any cycling in oul
town.
Mrs. Chas. Fields is very sick al
present.
The VIM. wormaId came in ane
left Thursday for Cincinnati.
Born to Wess Lawrence and wife
recently, tiny little girl.
Mr. Mugridge and family viii
move to their farm back of town al
soon as the roads are in condition
for travelling.
The Aid Society of the Luthern
church held meeting Saturday af
ternoon.
Tom Turnbull, our Notary Pub
lie, transacted considerable lega
business, Saturday.
Alfred Yonker was a prominen
visitor in town, Saturday.
A large number from this place
attended church at Bechtel Sun
day.
Philip Jones, who was kicked
by horse, is slowly recovering
He is able to walk around some
b J. Graham and Jesse Ohlinger
were business visitors at Parkers
burg last week.
Mrs. Sarah Lietwiler is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. o.. A. Roush, a
Camden.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-03-13
C. w. Maupin

Desires us to inform his customers
and others that be has made big
cut in all kinds of goods, and will
sell them without regard to cost for
cash. Now is your time to buy. He
is reducing stock preparatory to get
ting in his Spring goods. He will
take lumber, slaves, ties, corn,
wheat, butter and eggs, &c and
will pay the highest market price
for them either in cash or in ex-
change for goods. He means bust
ness. Call and see him.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-03-13
lFrom Tuesdnv,s DniIvl

Hon. Byrd Hill, of Beech Hill,
was in town yesterday.
Col. W. B. Caldwell, of W Wheeling,
was in the city yesterday.
Will Borgess., left yesterday for
Charleston.
Hon. E. W. Brown, of Ravens
wood, was a distinguished visitor to
our town, yesterday.
Misses Ora Hogg, Virginia Lew
is and Lucy Sehon, were visitors to
GaIlipoIis, yesterday.
MIR. D. G. Courtney, of Raymond
City, was a business visitor to this
city, yesterday.
w. c. DeCamp, of Parkersburg,
was here yesterday, calling on his
customers.
Mr.. Chris c. Mack, of Gallipolis,
was a business visitor to our city
yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Bowyer, of Winfield,
came down yesterday on a visit to
his brother, Chas. c. Bowyer, Esq.
Miss Leila Kimberling will en-
terrain a few of her friends to- night,
at her home on Wand street.
F. 4. Sullivan and A. D. McKin-
ley, of Leon, were in town yeste r
day.
VIM. Hummel, of the Extension,
moved his family to Charleston
yesterday.
Mr. Marcus Friedman, who has
been East buying goods for J. Fried
man & Co., returned last night.
Mrs. J. NJ. Caruthers has return
ed from a visit to friends in Jack
son county.
Miss May Munford returned yes
terday from an extended visit to
friends at Charleston.
W. Il. Gaffney, Esq, of the X. &
NJ. Railway, was in town last even
ing.
W. G. Bailey, of Petersburg,
was registered at the Phenix, yes
terday.
Mr.. Julius Friedman returned
last night from a business trip to
Charleston.
T. H. Davis, Esq, of Pomeroy,
came down yesterday to see his new
branch meat shop start business.
Capt. II. NJ. Horton, of Pomeroy,
was in town yesterday afternoon,
looking after his interests on the
river.
Harry Shrewsbury, popular
travelling man from Parkersburg,
who makes this town every week,
we are sorry to learn is confined to
his home by sickness.
John Jividen, prosperous and
popular young farmer and timber
dealer, of Racine, o., is in town to-
day. He is here for the purpose of
buying some of the fine blooded
cattle for which Mason county is
famous.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-03-13
From Saturdays Daily.9
THE STORM.
Much Damage Done along the KanaWha
and Ohio Rivers.

Much Damage Done along the KanaWha
and Ohio Rivers.
The wind last evening was ac
eompanied by rain, snow and hail
and blew almost hurricane, and
at pace that made many a stont
heart quake. When it reached the
mouth of Kanawha it seemed tc
divide, the heaviest portion going
up the Kanawha. At Armstrong
Bros. landing it swamped a barge
containing $4,000 bushels of coal.
and coal boat containing 10000
bushels. belonging to Ed. Somer-
vile, and which was to be started
this morning for New Orleans.
The Ocean Wave had her wheel
badly damaged by fleet of empty
barges being driven against her by
the wind.
Ed. Somerville while on the coal
barge trying to adjust sypbon tc
to save the barge, went down with
it, and he had much difficulty in
making the shore.
A shanty boat lying at Hender.
son, belonging to Harmans, was
sunk.
A boat owned by Capt. Lively
was broken loose from its fastenings
but was recovered.
Darst's coal fleet withstood the
storm, no damage being done to any
of his boats.
L. L. Watson, Car Inspector in
the Ohio River yards here, was
blown off of the top of a box car
and received a sprained wrist.
The plate window in Kisar's
building occupied by Williams the
grocer, was blown out.
Several telegraph and telephone
polls were blown down.
a number of roofs of buildings il
town were badly damaged.
There was much other damage tc
the water craft lying in the Kama
wha, but we are unable to get par
ticuIars, and will have to defer ;
fuller report until Monday.
japanese Liver Pellets are small, bu
great in their effects; no gripping; 30 dose
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-03-13
Personal Mention.


Miss Yena Thomas is on the sick
list.
John Stevens, of Huntington, is
in town.
Robt. Brown, of Apple Grove, is
in the city.
Capt. John Wise, of Glenwood, is
in town to-day.
Jas. Stevens, wife and daughter,
returned yesterday from a visit to
relatives at Langsville, Ohio.
Ex-senator Geo. E. Price, of
Charleston, was registered at the
Phenix last night.
Miss Mary Smith, of Middleport,
is here on a visit to Capt. Sam Par
sons and family.
Mrs. W. c. whaley, returned
home yesterday from Gallipolis,
where she went to visit her mother,
who is suffering with broken arm.
Walter Nash, popular travelling
salesman from Charleston, is in
town, looking after the interest of
his house
Riley Richard, of Flat Rock, was
in town yesterday patronizing our
merchants, and availing himself of
their wonderful bargains.
Rev. W. H. Shaw and wife, re-
turned yesterday from an extended
visit to relatives and friends at Jan
eatte, Pittsburg and Rochester, Pa.
Editor Jim Henderson, of the
Hinton Free Lance, was 10 the city
yesterday. He left this morning
for Parkersburg.
Mrs. Judge F. A. Guthrie, who
has been visiting friends in Charl-
eston, returned home yesterday, &C
companied by the Judge, who will
be here for few days.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-03-13
Old Town.

Rev J. w. Avis will move his
family to Jackson county, this
month.
Joseph Moore, of Middleport, is
visiting his father, in Pleasant Flats
E. C. Winger, of your city, is visi-
ting his mother, at this place.
w. w. White was down in the
Flats last week attending to his
business, preparatory to moving.
Chas. Musgrave returned home
last week, after closing his school in
Union district
G. w. Knopp's new house will be
completed by April 1st.
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New Millinery Store.

Mrs. Annie Denton, of this place,
will open millinery store in the
Hooff Block, the first of April,
when she will be ready to furnish
the ladies with their Easter goods.
[ cordially invite everybody to
give me a call, and before buying
elsewhere, you will find here an
entirely new stock from which to
select; no old goods or last season
styles to deceive one, but all the
novelties of the season generally
kept in a first-class store of this
kind. L have engaged as trimmer
Mrs. Matte Jones Doyle, who is
now in the City for the purpose of
getting new ideas in styles and ma
terials; and where she will be
Joined by Mrs. Denton on the Goth,
when they will buy their stock
and start for home at once. Will
arrive here on the 9th. Notice will
be given in the REGISTER of their
opening.
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SniInlan.


The miners are rejoiced over the
raise in the river, as it will give
them more employment.
Col. Il. E. Spilman made a bust
ness trip to New Haven, Thursday.
The M E. Church has organized
an Epworth League of thirty three
members.
Rev. Fuller will commence a Sc
ries of meetings Sunday.
We are glad to announce that Mr..
g. w. Parsons is improving in
health.
T. G. Hogg closed his school at
this place last Friday
Misses Bert Parsons and Cora
Fowler entertained Rev. Fuller and
wife, Mr.. Carl Fuller and Miss Boyce
Wednesday.
CIaud Mitchell and daughter, of
Red House, were visiting ]. H. John
son and family the first of the week.
Thurman Saxton, moved his fami-
Iy to this place, Wednesday.
c. & B.
Next Sunday is st. Patrick S Day.
1t is the time to plant potatoes, but
Sunday interfering, but few will
take advantage of the sign.
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There is too much blasphemy and
vulgar language INDUCED in on the
streets OF our town, and this too on
the part OF many of our young men
and boys. The boys going to and
from school cannot escape criti-
cism in this matter. Only yester-
day was heard language coming
from the lips of young man on
his way from school to dinner, as a
lady was passing along, too indie
cent to be uttered by mortal man.
Let this not escape the notice of
parents and teachers.
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EQUITY MILLING CO.

The law requires roads in this
State to be kept clear. When any
kind of DISTRACTIONS are in the way,
the surveyor must order out men to
work. If they have already work
ed out their tax for the year,
they must come when ordered any
how, under penalty of fine, and for
their work they receive credit %
taxes for subsequent year.