The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-09-30

sympathies to the father and
mother and other relatives of the
deceased.
The Campaign Committee has
made arrangements with the SUI
perintendent of the X. & M. by
which the train leaving Point
Pleasant for Charleston on Friday,
October I'd, 1896, will be delayed
thirty minutes, which will give
Vim. j. Bryan one hour and fifteen
minutes at this place. This will
give the candidate for President
time to make a speech of one hour.
Although the hour is early, it is
hoped that everybody will avail
themselves of the opportunity of
hearing this great orator. The
train on which Mr.. Bryan will ar
rive will be due here at 6 a. m.
Go to Biggs, Pomeroy, o., for cedar
shingles, sash, doors and general
builders supplies. may 20 G-m.
If all the people come Thursday
night and Friday next to hear
Bryan at the K. & M. Depot, from
6 a. IN. to a. IN. who are talking
of doing SO, the old town will have
more people in it than was ever
seen at any public demonstration
The boys who have just returned
from Greenbrier river, are telling
some pretty "big" fish stories, and
some of them are hard to believe,
but knowing tho boys all to be
truthful mon, we dare not dispute
anything they tell.
The Kniepp cure, which consists
in walking barefooted i'll the dewy
grass in tho early morning as a
remedy for corns and rheumatism
has become quito fad in some
cities. Some of our people here,
it is understood would try the cure
but they don't like to acknowledge
the corns.
DIR. Neale had some dozen pho
tographio views of "Camp Punk" on
Greenbrier river, exhibiting to his
friends last night. They are splen-
did pictures, and shows the camp
in two views, and all the parties in
the camp arc easily recognized.
A catfish was caught in the Ohio
river at NIayesville, KY, a few days
ago, which weighed 40 lbs. net.
1t is said to be the largest catfish
ever taken out of the upper Ohio.
DIED.-Friday, a grand-child of
Mr.. John S. McCulloch, of Adj
Olson, O. It was buried yesterday
in Lone Oak Cemetery, this place.
The following persons were Ii
oensed to we'd Saturday: Robert
Bradford and Mary Lemaster.
County Court-regular session
for the transaction of business and
to appoint Election Commission
ers, the first Monday in October.
If our business men would do
moro advertising they would soon
find an increase in their business.
j. NJ. Kerr & Co., at Gallipolis,
have doubtless one of the prettiest
hardware stores in this part of the
country. The store is handsomely
fixed up with all kinds of hardware,
tinware, &c, and would be n cred
it to any large city.
Go to Biggs s. Rappold, Pomeroy,
| o., manufacturers of funeral supplies.
We have five hearses, three black
the finest outfit in Southern Ohio, un
doubtedly. may ~ 0-lh.
The railroads are giving very
low rates to the Bryan meetings at
Huntington and Charleston, it be-
only one dollar for the round trip
from this place to either city.
Mr.. Martin Wetzel, of the Mill
Extension, who fell Off his horse a
few days ago, mention of which
was made in the REGISTER at the
time, is quite sick from the effects
of the fall. He is an old man,
nearly 80 years of age, and it may
prove to be fatal accident.