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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-11-11

residence of DR.. Knights Sunday
night. Those present were Misses
Ruby Knight, Emma Whit, Mag
gle Cooper, Minnie Byrne, Annie
Byrne, Ruby Byrne, Mrs. Samuel
Foglesong, Messrs. Samuel Fogle-
song, w. E. Somerville, John Grey,
Ralph Byrne. Homard Boothe,
VIM. Foglesong aud Frank Boothe.
Mr.. II. M. Byrne, who has been
i'll for some time, is improving.
Mr.. Robt. Foglesong, who is en-
ployed at New Haven, spent Sat
urday and Sunday at home.
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West CoIunnDia.


Special Correspondence Noy.9.
Mr.. Allis johnson, of Point
Pleasant, visited friends here Sat
urday and Sunday.
A number of our people attend
ed the funeral of Geo. Locket Sat
urday.
DIR. Mullen and wife, of Pome-
roy, visited DR. A. l.. Knight and
family Sunday.
Our young people are talking of
organizing Free Silver Club
They are not discouraged over the
election, but will work brovely fol
the next four years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Ci ,elin,
of Old Town, visited Mr.. Samuel
Foglesong Sunday.
Our people were surprised Sat
urday evening at hearing gentle
voice calling McKinley's name,
and investigating the matter found
it to be young man paying bet
made to young lady, viz: To be
a ride in wheelbarrow, and as the
lady won the ride she was praising
Mckinley, but both were Silver
ties.
The Episcopal choir met at the
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DESTRUCTIVE EIRE.
Spencer Visited Sunday Night BY a
100000 Fire.
THREE SQUARES WIPED OUT.
Twelve Dwellings, Two Hotels
and Fourteen BUSINESS Houses
Burned.

special to Register.
Spencer, w. VA, Nov. o. This
morningat 1890 Spencer was visit
ed by a most destructive fire.
Three squares were burned out and
fourteen dwellings,, two hotels,
fourteen business houses and two
barber shops went up in smoke,
entailing loss of $2OO,ooO upon
the town. Insurance light and
many of the losers had none at all.
The fire was caused by a lamp
exploding in an upstairs room in
L.. d. Simon's store house.
Being without adequate fire pro-
lection the town was at the mercy
of the flames, although the citizens
fought the fire heroically.
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stnte Isonrd of HenIIl.

The State Board of Health will
convene at Parkersburg, Tuesday,
November 18th, 1896, for the pur-
pose OF examining applicants for
registration to practice medicine in
this State. Quito number of can
didates have applied. We have
no doubt but what DR.. A. II.
Burbce, who is a member of the
State Board of Health, will attend.
Several ladies will make applica-
ton for certificates to practice
medicine.
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a nnd Firc ANertcd.

About 5 o'clock this morning
from some unaccountable means
a manure pile at the stable at the
rear of w. r.. TipPotts residence
took fire. 1t was discovered by
Capt. Jos. III. Holloway, who
awakened the neighbors, who
rallied and put it out. 1t had
been burning for some time and
destroyed pannel of fence, and
came near burning Mr.. Borgess.
stable. Had this occurred earlier
in the night there would have been
a destructive fire.
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HIGHWAYNIEN
Attempted to Hold Up and Rob
Can't. Bob HaptOnStalI.

Attempted to l1Olu UP anu NOD
Capt. Bob HaptOnstall.
Capt. Bob Haptonstoll, of this
city, had an exciting experience
up at Middleport one evening last
week In alighting from Hook,
ing Valley train at the lower
station six men tried to rob him.
AS he was passing between two
freight cars he discerned the form
of burly fellow with uplifted
club just ahead of him. He gave
the fellow an unexpected jolt
that sont him sprowling on the
ground. AT this juncture six men
rushed at him but he escaped
them by taking to his heels
Capt. Haptonstoll had something
over 5000 in his pockets, and if
the robbers had succeeded, would
have made very good haul.
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Mr.. Geo. Reamy, of Wyoma,
was visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Gusta Hicks, "Wednesday. AS
Mrs. Hicks was driving him to the
Point Pleasant ferry the horse
took fright at tho street car and
she fell out of tho buggy hurting
her arm which is worry painful
Gallipolis Journal.
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RnNhurnINO. 2.

We are told that RNyburn No. 2,
is down in the sha low sand and is
pumping from fiv4 to ten barrels
every twenty-four hours. This is
good news, if true and we suppose
it is, as tho gentlor pan who Informed
us yesterday is I'M orestedin the we'll
and is a reliable man.
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DIR. L.. f. Campbell has moved
his family into Hon. Rankin
Wiley's house until his new resi-
dence is completed. He can be
found at the drug store of Mr.. G.
w. NJ. Hooff, until he can secure
suitable rooms for an Office.
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Judge IL. Destcigucr Dead.

Mr.. ID. w. Jones received n tele
gram this forenoon announcing the
denth OF Judge Rudolph DeSteig
uer at his home at Athens tli
morning. Judge DeStciguer hal
been i'll for some months. but was
n little better week or so ago md
able to be ont ON tho street some,
and it was hoped he might recover
his health entirely. Ho was sery- (
ing his second full term as,one q
the Common Pleas Judges of this
subdivision and his term of office
would have expired February next
His funeral will take place Sunday
at / o'clock p. IN.
Judge DeSteigucr was AN able
and learned lawyer and Judge.
Gallipolis journal.
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Winter comes on apaco. Bles-
sed are those who worked in the
summer heat, for they will not be
on the township when cold comes.
1t takes steady summer loafer to
live on charity all winter.
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A fortune awaits the person who
shall discover and patent some in
vention which, properly covering
the ears, will shut out noise from
those wanting sleep.
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Sheep Killed.

Mr.. Henry Swisher, a farmer
living near Wyoma, this county,
had 40 head of sheep killed and
about 10 wounded by dogs one
night last week. These sheep were
worth more than all the dogs in the
State. Tax or kill the dogs.
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In this age of advancement one
has so many things to remember.
When a man reads your first and
only al, it may strike him in fa-
vorable way.
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IDicd I7rom ais Iu.iurics.

Geo. Lockct, nyoung ln"n about
1G years old, of West Columbia,
out hunting on Monday the
Cd inst, on Mr.. VIM. Browns farm,
in Pleasant Flats, while Srossing a
fence was nccidently shot in the
right thigh by his companion, the
gun going off prcmaturely, tearing
his leg badly, making hole that
one could have placed his fist in.
He fingered until Thursday last,
when he died from the effects of
his wound.
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AnlIrosia.

Special Correspondence, Nov.7.
Mr.. g. w. Brown wears a broad
smile. It's "papa" nova big
girl.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mill
er, daughter.
Miss Ada Barre, the school mis-
trcss at Rock Castle, after teaching
week, left Friday to spend Satur-
day and Sunday with her relatives.
Mrs. G. G. Bright is among the
sick;
Mrs. Brown, of Hickory Chapel,
is visiting her son, Mr.. c. w.
Brown. STILL SIXTEEN TO ONE.
Henderson.
Special correspondent, Nov. 18th.
Mrs. Nose Carlyle and little son
Earl, of Wyoma, have been the
guest of Mrs. Chas. Carlyle, the past
few days.
Mr.. II. G. Hannis, .of South Side,
was the guest of Mr.. j. Il. NJ. Hill,
yesterday
Mrs. L. b. Poston and son
George, have returned from visit
to her sister, Mrs. Mary Brown, at
Apple Grove.
Messrs. Frank Long and Ike
Arlington, were callers here yester-
day.
Preaching at the Christian
Church Saturday and Sunday
nights, by the Pastor.
FREE SILVER.
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A sTATISAIIlNT
From The superintendent OF
The GallipOlis and Point
Pleasant Railway


GALL1PoL1s, o., Nov, 9Th, 1896.
EDITOR REGISTER: The report
seems to have gained circulation
through an article which appeared
in your paper, that the street cars
charged extra for packages when
accompanied by their owner. l
wish to say that the article was
false and wholly without founda-
ton. A passenger will be allowed
a reasonable amount of baggage,
but full fare will be charged for
trunks and heavy articles.
Yours truly,
FRANK r. VANCE,
SUPT. G.. AND Pr. Pr. R'Y. Co.
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Selling out at cost, buggies, express
es and carriages. to make room for
new building. b. L. Biggs, Pomeroy
Ohio. may 90 emo.
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Swcepings.

Whom God loves his house j.
savoury to him.
Wickedness with beauty, is D.
devils hook, baitcd.
Wisdom is ncithcr inheritence
nor legacy.
When riches increase, tho body
decrcaseth. a
There is no sufficient rocoml 1ent,
for an unjust SANDER.
Some are always busy, and neverl
do anything.
Remove not the ancient land
marks which thy father have set.
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The Old Cemetery.

EDITOR REGISTER: Now since
the excitement of the election is
dying out, and we have tho prom
Use from the victors of more pros
porous and better times, and a sug-
gestion from you seems to be most
always accepted by the good peo-
pie of the town and gladly acted
upon, l would suggest you call the
attention of those who may have
friends lying in the old deserted
(sorry to say cemetery, here right
in tho heart of the town-to the
terrible condition of same-it GER
tainly is disgrace to the place
A stranger coming into our midst
could certainly not help noticing
the difference in the tidy appear
ences of the yards and the neg
lected resting places of their friends
and would suggest the setting
apart of ono, two or more days by
those most interested and clean up
and put in trim the old cemetery,
and the organizing of a corpora
ton, with board of directors, to
see to its care in the future, that
it may be made place of beauty
instead of an eye-sore to the town,
and this corporation should meet
annually for the election of new
board to see to the care of same and
for the observation of Decoration
Day. S. @.
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From Saturdays Daily.
PERSONAL MENTION.

el. it,, H., nr r T1nTbea
,,. IN. u...,.;,,, noor town
ni Us "',' &c Me- Inn r Raw
49, vostorlloy
~. &C c,u,,,o,.o o,tort.;,o1
So 'S S.io,,ds - Lor Nome ON Min
. ~" iaet n;,,I,4
Miss Flora smith, of Spencer,
wbo bos beon here on n visit to
Col J. p r. b. Smith and family,
will leave to-day at noon TO visit
relatives and friends in Hunting
ton.
v,on, v,n,,ov.s baIy
Mrs. S. j. SfcCauley is visiting
MI Arbuckle.
Mr.. u. d. Lunsford is visiting
frinpds ST ArbucIle.
,r. Az u 15,,so,r..,e of Plc.ssut
MI. ,.,a i, 4o,yn vcste,d,,v
NTnnc no,is MANAGER Of the
CT en- r., - Macon WINS n
IT, I,ano c.t,rdov
.C,. -, IT,, r, TT ollorov
af,H,o MnnryM Stanlev, was horo
Satmrdov
- ~ w : cu,ouIoston
oei' ' ~. ~ " TiSitor 10 ou,,
va" Satnrdnf1
u,ntin,,ton
~ y, ~ Lio5s 5, ~, i,ame nd
"''' 'Y'''''s' ond 4odov
70 ~ paaIo rot,,rnod
WI O'',''' 80 49,
!o"Iur''"y ron si''' ~ '
:" ~ - W. - NJ. A.
O%P'' : ''os' - ~ az ,I,orn
- "
"'s, ~ ec,,;,1;.
MISS E''i'H 'o','i'"' W - -: 20 Ias
WHO mas Oeo Az 9 Nc
si'''''t ,%, ,.,la Cotnr,,au
ley' ie'ulneu "'G wv
MI W. H. f" ''"oiS' O. +" Iss
Columbia was III to"n .9'''ur""y
and subscribed ior inc l'"'ly Nes
lister
DIR. Cory Hogg, ct Thurman
came down Saturday TO make |"
short visit TO ms Pareil'S' MI W.
H. hogg ana WIG near 'o"",
Mrs. VIM. Franklin lett Ioatur-
day on tho Henry M. Stanley Tor
Cincinnati, where she VIII remain
this winter.
Mr.. JAS. Windon left this morn
ing for Wildwood, where he will be
for about four weeks inspecting
timber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vinton Hartinger
and son, of Charleston, came down
Yesterday on a visit to her parents,
Mr.. Frank Walker and family.
Hon. II. r.. Howard, left yester-
dav ON the noon train for Wheel
ing, where he delivers an address
to-day before the meeting of the
25th anniversary OF the Royal
Arch Ill Nl"SoiilS' MI Low 70
;. Pomeroy and Hon. NahNln
WHEY let' thiS morning !" "'''''N'
inc same 'l'ee'ii'S
Mr.. Sam SilVerblatt has resigned
ms posltloh WIN q rlo'.,'"'I "
Co. ana mas u"No' one WI" W.
JAKE Prie'''''m' az "'' 81 'I
''"'" - " i Sl'l''','', ~ - -. aad u,o
go 49, 49,, .,,.a - ho CON
at,IataI 10 Lovo lin ,mong
e. 10 10 s,,ro I, ooip friends
,,Loravo, bo ,ocs Hc leaves for
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Several parties in town have
secured fox, and they expect to
have genuine fox chase, in the
streets of this town on Thanks
giving day, in which some fifty
hounds will participate.
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Go to Biggs, Pomeroy, o., for cedar
shingles, sash, doors and general
builders supplies. may 90 GIN.
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How to cure isillious Collie.

/ suffered for we lexis with collie and
pnins i'm my stomh ch caused by bill.
iousness and had ITO take medicine all
the while until used Chamberlain's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
which cured me. have since recon-
mended it to n good many people.
Mrs. II. Butler, Fairhnven, Conn.
Persons who are subject to bilious
collie can ward or the attack by tax
ing this remedy as soon as the first
symptoms appear Sold by Hootr,
druggist.
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supr. G. AND Pr. Pr, R'y. Co

Tho noxt time u travelling ped
dler calls at your door and tries to
sell goods, ask him if he will take
your butter, eggs and othcr pro-
duce in exchange; ask him to do
nate few dollars to that enter-
prise you arc just starting in tho
community; tell him about the
poor family for which subscript-
ion has Just been started, and ask
him to contribute some provisions
down there. If he responds iber-
ally patronize him. If not, don't.
Your homo merchant does this
and moro.
The Huntington Times has
changed from an evening to a
morning paper. Tho Times is a
Simon-pure Democratic paper, and
the best daily paper published in
Huntington. 1t deserves the sup
port of tho Democratic party and
all tho people of Huntington.
If women who have houses built
for them would always go over the
plans carefully and sec that they
were adapted to their convenience,
and insist that all inconvencies
discovered should be altered until
they meet their needs, we would
have many moro satisfactory
homes.
Tho man who advertises one day
and expects to find his trade
doubled the next day, is good
deal like the boy who in the after
noon digs up the seed he planted
in the morning to see Why it
doesn't come up.
We made but one bet on the
Presidential election, and that was
with our old friend, Charley Grant,
of Winfield. The stakes were a
copy of the Weekly Register for a
year, and he won, and the paper
will be sent to him for that length
of time. We hope it may convert
him, and make him an ardent free
silver advocate.
Let us agitute the Lewis Monu-
ment or Memorial Hall, until the
erection of one or the other is an
assured fact. Get the money into
tho hands of the committee.
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The three-year-old boy of j. a.
johnson, of Lynn CenterJ Ill, is sub
iect to attacks of croup.j Mr.. John
son says he is satisfied thht the timely
use of Chnmberlnin's Cough Remedy,
during tile severe attack, saved his
business, member of the firm of
johnson Bros, OF thi}t place; and
they handle IL great mnny patent
medicines for thront tnd lung dis
eases. lie had all theSe to choose
from. and skilled physicians ready to
respond to his call, but selected this
remedy for use in his own family at
n time when his child's life was in
danger, because he knew il. to be
superior to any other, and famous
the country over for it's cures OF Group.
ing cough medicine they handle, and
that it gives splendid satisfaction in
all cases. Sold by H5ofT, druggist.
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Bntte GIl< soap, tmce cn',eS i" "
b,N. oa!v. Zoe u box.
Large Size Blankets, only AZ n pair.
Large size Comforts, only '5c pair
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Where Woman Proposes.

W IININ ~ VI'I'1II = HWI'"''N7'''
Between the mountains Of India
and Persia is powerful tribe,
among whom an extraordinary
custom prevails. Woman's rights
have apparently received fnll reco9-
milton, for the ladies of the tribe
can choose their own husbands.
All single woman has to do when
she wishes to change her state is 10
send servant to pin n handker-
chief to the hat of the man ON
whom her fancy lights, and he is
obliged to marry her, unless he can
show he is too poor to purchase
her at the price her father requires.
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Man advertises aud the people
make purchases.
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When man loses his situation
his wife generally celebrates the
occasion by getting sick or present
ing the husband with new baby.
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We know some powerfully good
Jokes in connection with this cam
paign but we are not authorized to
tell them.
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Thanksgiving Day, Thursday
November 26th. Engage your
turkey.
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DIED.-We are panied to an
nounce the death of Horton, the
five-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Fry, of Henderson, which
sad event occurred Monday, from
paralysis caused by diptheria. The
remains will be inferred today at
2 O'Clock in the family buring
ground. We extend our sincerest
sympathies to the parents in the
death of their child.
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From Tuesdays Daily.
Confirmation Services.

continuation ScINlCSS'
Bishop Peterkin preached an
able and instructive sermon at
Christ Church, this city, last
night, preparatory to baptismal and
confirmation services. A large
number of people were out to hear
the Bishop, but not as many as
should have been. The Bishop
spoke encouragingly of the work
of the church in this diocese, and
stated that the number Of tho
clergy was still being added to in
the State and the parishes increas-
ing in membership. The sacra-
ment of baptism was received by
Miss Mable Estella Hodge, Frances
Ann Cazanobe, infant child of Rov.
and Mrs. A. G.. Grinnan, Emilio,
infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Wm. Stcinbach. Miss Mable
Hodge and Miss Kate Vollert
were confirmed. The ceremonies
throughout wcro affecting and in
teresting.
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The way some 14-year-old girls
are growing into beauties must
strike terror to their older sisters
hearts.
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Monday, and his family and friends
were greatly alarmed. Atelephone
message announces that he is some
better this morning.
Mr.. Harry Mcintosh and family
left on the X. g. M. train this
morning for Detroit, Michigan,
where they will make their future.
homo. Mr.. Mcintosh leaves this
town with hundreds offriends who
regret to see him go.
Death of w. a. Long, Esq.
Mr.. w. A. Long, well-to-do
farmer of this county, died at his
home opposite Beech Hill, Sun
day morning, at 1:3O, from paraly-
sis. The deceased was about 63
years of age, and year or more
ago was stricken with paralysis,
from the effects of which he had
never fully recovered, and on Sun
day morning the fatal and final
stroke attacked him. He was
counted among the wealthiest mon
in this county, and was a man
greatly beloved and respected. He
leaves a wife and several grown
children to mourn his death. The
REGISTER together with this COM
munity extends it's sincerest sym
pathies to the family of the de-
ceased. His funeral took place
last Tuesday, at 10 a. m.
from Harmony Baptist Churrl
interment in the church cemetery.
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Mr.. d. f. Bryan, of Gallipolis,
is putting up steel windmill on
Mr.. p. S. Lewis farm near town.
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The Republicans intended to
have a jolification meeting in this
place, but for some reason, we un-
derstand, the idea has been aban-
doned.
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Cash paid for beef hides and
turkies, at II. H. Davis & Sons.
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Cost OF Cnrryimg Nail.

The annual report of Second AS
sistant- Postmaster General Charles
Nelson shows the rate of expendi-
ture for all mail transportation at
the close of the fiscal year to be
$40, 523,982, of which $47,993,O66
was for inland mail and the re-
mainder for the foreign service.
For inland mail the cost is an in
crease of 81, 656,829 for the year.
The annual travel in star service
alone was over 122,OOO,OOO miles.
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The Konowha Gazette has
changed from a morning to an
evening paper. The Gazette is a
good paper, ind we are sorry Bro.
Donnally was forced to make this
change from an economical stand
point.
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Keep up your silver club organ
izations in this county.
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Go to Biggs & Rappold, Pomeroy,
o., manufacturers of funeral supplies
we have FIVE hearses, three black
ones and two white ones. We have
the finest outfit in Southern Ohio, un
doubtedly. may 20 6-m.
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The grateful heart has music in
il that angels can not sing.
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Let us agitate the Lewis Monu-
ment or Memorial Hall, until the
erection of one or the other is an
assured fact. Get the money into
the hands of the committee.
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This don't kill the desire of the
country for free silver don't YOU'D
think it,
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"The worst cold / ever had in my
life was cured by Chamberlain's
ton, of Suffer Creek, Cal. "This cold
left me with cough and 1 was eX-
pectorating all the time. The Remedy
cured me, ind want all of my friends
to use It, for it will do them good
Sold by HPoff, druggist.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-11-11
3 B B 3 B 3 & 3

If the election was TO come off
to-day, Bryan would sweep the
country. The laboring people now
see promises are not always kept.
The cutting of wages is going on
all over the country.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-11-11

Wanted, 300 turkies, at T. II,
Davis & Sons.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-11-11

There are still a few cases of
in this town.