The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-06-03

occasion, and was free from the
sectionalism usually INDUCED in
by speakers. He was listened to
with interest to the close, and was
frequently applouded.
After the speech the children
were lined up, and each presented
with the flag they had carried in
tho procession, and each given an
orange and then dismissed.
Hon. III. r. Howard was in COM
mand of the whole proceedings and
carried it through successfully.
A Wedding.
Rev. Curtis, will unite in mar
riage at noon to-day, at Henderson,
Mr.. II. E. Perry, son of Col.
Flintlock Perry, of Charleston, and
Miss Ida Rebecca Faudree, daugh-
ter of Mr.. Joe Faudrie. The
Register extends its congratula-
tons, and wishes the happy young
people n long and prosperous life.
Mr.. Howard Risk, while looking
a trot line in the Ohio yesterday,
fell out of his skiff, and would have
drowned, if it had not been for Mr..
Clarence Dashner, going to his re-
lief and catching him with gaff
hook as he was going under water
for the last time. and holding him
above water until assistance reach
cd him from the shore. Howard
is all right this morning, however.
Biggs, Pomeroy, o., sells the cheap
est carts, road wagons and buggies.
may 90 G-m
With true marriage there is no
doubt and no difficulty. The par
ties to it may be as far as the east
and the west asunder, but when
the hour strikes for their meeting
the whole circumference of the
world will not keep them apart.
Some happy accident-foT we all
call Gods part in the affair an "ac-
ciClent"-will bring them face to
face, and as soon as they meet they
look, they love, and then tell each
other the reason why. Such mar
riages are always happy. They may
not be always prosperous, but they
are happy. Whatever is predes-
tined is good and right, and these
marriages arranged by president
love and wisdom-though not
without the sorrows incident to the
condition-have the strength of the
predestined. They bring forth
love and Joy, united hopes and
double happiness.
Go to Biggs, Pomeroy, o., for cedar
builders supplies. may go GIN.
Crap Charley" we'll known
colored character of this place,
concluded to take trip to Char
lesion, Saturday, and preferring n
"side door" Pullman, to passen-
ger car, boarded X. & M. freight,
and seeing covered spring wagon
in the car he climbed into it, and
was soon comfortably fixed, and of
course fell asleep, and when he
awoke, thinking he was near Char
lesion, he found that the wind had
touched him for his hat, and on
aiooking,out he found that he had not
yet passed the Ohio River Railroad
transfer track, as the car hal been
set off for re-shipment, and Crap
Charley" is still in town, although
he spent several hours on the car.
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 inSouthern Ohio, un-
doubtedly. may 20 6-m.
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The snake and fish liar, is now