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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-21


a committee on the part of the
county and town, went to Parkere-
burg this morning to confer with
the Ohio River Railroad officials,
about the right.of-way over their
lands, for a change in the Clarks-
burg road from the hill to the bot
tom lands
In today Register viii be found
q. Friedman & Co'snew advertise
ment, in which they quote cut
prices. Now is your time to get
bargains Read their advertise
ment, and then go and see them,
and buy big lot o'goods,
tits probable that Judge Guth-
rie win hold court for Judge Biz
Yard at Spencer, beginning Au-
gust 25th, the regular term.
Have yoursratements, billheads,
letter headsand note heads printed
ait the RegS,ter Office. Reasonable
rates and fist class work. General
jobprintine Of all kinds
Dir r.. McElfresh and DIR John
w. English hayeformed partner
ship, and win practice medicine
under the name of McElfresh "a
English.
Whenever the people discover
some new amusement there are all
ways some preachers who willlabel
itSsin. in great big red letters
There is a great demand now at
the grocery stores for sugar as so
many people are busy canning and
preserving berries.
The following marriage license
was issued Saturday by the County
Clerk: Wesley Towbridge and
Maggie Grim.
Monuments don't make great
men remembered, but great men
make monuments remembered.
lit takes two to make a bargain,
but only one toget il.
Poverty is one thing that cam
not be long concealed,
1t is we'll our faults are not
written ON our faces
1T is less painful to learn I'M
youth than to be ignorant in age.
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pe11nanentIy cured.

IFor about two years suffered with
diaffhoea. L used number oirelne-
dies and was treated by physicians but
received no permanent reiief. Alter
taxing few doses OF Cbar1herlain's
Collie, Cholera and Darrhoea Remedy,
i believe that | ann now permanently
cured .ii--Jcab Critics, Tanner, Gilmer
county. w. Va. This remedy il sold by
Ct. w. NJ Hooff, Druggist
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BE calm and sweet tempered and
you win be happy and make those
you happy. If youare not
goad-tempered naturally, mako
yourself so. 1T is easily done.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-21

Raw ont meal slowed into cold
water makes most delicious hot
weatherdrink
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-21

The town council should adopt
an ordinance and enforce it against
the vandals who are defacing the
Cornstalk Monument.
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Entertained.

Misses Charlotte and Mary Nc
,Culloch entertained a few friends
at their beautiful home last night.
Those present we're: Miss Cornie
Campbell, Miss Lew McC ulloch,
and Messrs. lei, M. Holderness, Fred
McCulloch u. r.. Campbell, Ar
chic Campbell and Prof. Peter
Steenbergen. 1T was a very en-.
joyable evening pleasantly spent
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Why in the world do some
mothers dress two children exactly
alike even if they are twins.
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The older and more sensible a
woman gets, the more she wishes
she was young and silly.
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Otty.


Special Correspondence. July1p.
Mr.. S. ID. Martin arrived here
from Charleston Saturday tospendI
ia few days with his son Charles
Mr. Chas Paden Of Illiopolis,
was called home Saturday by the
serious illness of his mother
Miss Emma Jones, one of Ma
sons most charming young ladies,
after spending several weeks at.
Summit, Ind, returned home ON
the steamer Sherley Sunday morn
ing
Mr. Harry Porter came up from.
Point Pleasant ON his wheel Sum
day
Miss Blanche Roush, assisted by
Miss Bertha Priode. Of Pomeroy,
entertained the bicycle club and a
few other friends Friday evening
at the home of her brother ON Pom
eroy street. The club met ats p.
M. and took ride down the beau
tiful Ohio as far ais Camden and
returned, where the evening was
spent in a very pleasant manner.
At 10 o'clock the guests were in
yited into the dining room where
they were served with a sumptuous
supper. The house and yard was
beautifully decorated with flowers
and Japanese lanterns and WAS a
beauty in itself
Mr.. Paul Schwarzreturned from
Danyille, Va Sunday evening
Misses Minnie Sayre. Of Jack
sonyille, Oh, and Matte Chitten-
den, of Racine, are the guests Of
Mrs. J. W. Roberts. *.
Hay fever will soon be fashicna-
ble. The best prevention from IL
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Dr. %. j Morrison, who treated
Mr.. Aylor billiards. arm and hand,
so badly mashed and crushed,
(mention of which was made in
the Register at the timel and
which was believed by his friends
the hand would have to be
amputated But by close atten-
ton To wound and surmounting
many difficulties, the doctor saved
the hand, and the wound is now
almost we'll. III was a fine pieceot
surgery, aud added much to the
reputation of the DOCTORS surgical
aud medical skill Taking our
physicians as a whole. none better
can be found in any community
What Wil1besD Done With It2
DIR. "A. II. Barbee received aletter
from Hon. s. "A Hawk, Warden of
the penitentiary at Moundsyille, to
the effect that Mrs. Shuts, who
was sentenced ten years in thepen-
itentiary, in 1894, for the murder
(second degree) of her little daugh-
ter, and who was at the time,
eacie,tt, has now a bright, spright-
ly boy babe, born month or two
after her incarceration in the peni-
Tertiary, and treats it SO cruelty
that apprehensions are entertained
thatshe willmurder hischild also,
and the Warden writes for some
actionin the matter by our County
Court in session yesterday, which
upon investigation ascertained that
Mrs, Shuts was from Ohio, and
nota resident of Mason county.
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The county book board will have
another meeting to. day, to sign up
contracts.
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The manner in which passenger
trains are run on the Ohio River
Railroad, on Sundays, suits no
body but the management, and we
doubt if it suits them.
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If you want to write any unkind
thing, put 1t down in lead pencil.
Then you can erase it after you
have read it.
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Beech Grove.

Special Correspondence.
Mrs. w. S. Owens, of I4etart, has
been visiting the family of Mr. j.
e. CartmilI.
Misses Bette and Gipsey Hall
have returned home after a pleas
ant visit to friends and relativesat
Huntington.
Miss Susie Wilmington WAS the
recent guest of friends here.
g w. Barnett was a business
visitor to Ripley last week
Mrs. b. Hall has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs: j. N, Jones at
Flat Rock, for few days
IRIXIE.
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ODD TnYKn.


Born TO Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
IGaskin, SON Wednesday
Nh. Harvey Foreman's two child
rem, of Sassafras, are Threatened
with typhoid fever
Mrs Green Greenlee, we are sor-.
~ to note, is quite.sick
MI Jerry Bnmgarner, who has
been quite sick, is very much bet
ter.
Mr. John Borgess., the Old
Town blacksmith, is reportedscn
the sick list.
The little daughter of MIR John
Somerville is getting oyer3a case of
cholera infantum,
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"A fat woman can never think
badly of a man after he has told
her she looks delicate.
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You can generally tell a newly
married man by the fact that he
buys every fool patent labor saving
device for the kitchen that comes
along.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-21

About 1000 car loads of coal have
passed over the X. & b. bridge
since Sunday, going north. Empties
are being run south by the hum
drede.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-21

The Golfer dam at Lock II has
sprung another leak and the space
filed up with water again
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No matter whether your duty
consists IN busting a room or rat
Ting typewrite, do either one tho
best you know how.
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The Blnes in Oamp.

Messrs. Dwight Grover, Carl and
Frank Hess, John Munford, Char
ley Neale and Russell Met ulloch,
members of the Blues Ball Team,
leave to-day for a weeks camp on
Eight Mile island. The Camp
Willie known as Camp Blues
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Hon C. B. Bush. president OF the Gill
mer County w. Yal Court, says that
he has had three cases OF tiuS In his fam
lily, during thepast summer, which he
cured in less than week with Chamber
.lainis Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy Mr.. Bush also states, that in
some instances there We're twenty hem
iorrhaees day.= Chenille, w. Va,
pathfinder This remedy has been used
lin nine epidemics OF lux and one OF
cholera, with perfect success. 1t can all
WAYS be depended upon for bowelcom-
aplaint, even in its most severe forms.
Every family should keep it ut hand.
The 81 and so cent bottles for sale by G..
w NJ Hood, Druggist.
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from Tuesday Daily.
Mr.. v. B Morris, of Beech Hill,
was i'm town yesterday
Judge 70. j Redmond, of Mason,
isin town
Miss Matte Rayburn has charge
of the telephone exchange, while
Miss Fannie Ray is taking a few
days vacation.
Misses Lew Nc ulloch hand Mary
Capehart returned yesterday from
a visit to Mr., j. W. Steenbergen
and family
We regret to announce that MIR.
y Nv. Young, of the firm of Messrs.
Bryan Young, is confined to his
home by sickness
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs Nelson
Hope, of Red Mud, adaughter,
Monday morning. The Register
extends its congratulations.
Miss Kate Neale will return
home, this evening from a visit at
Ben Lomond, ccompaniedby Miss
Margaret Neale.
We are sorry to learn that MIR.
Al. q. vanG Glider is sick again. He
is now staying with his sister Mrs
Judge Guthrie.
Misses Lucy and Alma McGuf-
fin and Mabel Bayless returned
yesterday from visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Yaught up the Kama
.wha, and are now the guests of the
Misses Hogg, ON 18th and Wand
streets
Drs. John M. Moore and John
w. English, who SO successfully
passed their examination before
the State Board of Health at
Charleston, last week, received
their certificates Yesterday to prac-
tice medicine in this State
Col. H. r.. Howard left yesters
day for Spencer, to attend ameet-
ing of the Executive Committee OF
the Board, for the Second Hospital
for the Insane, which meets today.
w. a
Col H. r. Howard, Hons. Neil
Robinson and Leroy Shaw com
prise the committee.
Rev and Mrs: D w Holt Mr..
and Mrs; w q whaley, Mrs. j s;
O'Roark, Misses Fannie Ray and
Maude Whaley. leave tomorrow for
Charleston; to attend the District
Conventiono Of the Epworth League
of Trinity Nj: ID. Church, which
convenes there Wednesday
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from Saturday, Daily.
Mrs. @. w Maupin, Of Arbuck-
lie, was the guest Of Mrs Mary
Moore, yesterday
Mr. John w. Love is laid up
with rheumatism, at his home in
the Extension. He has our SYM
pathy.
Mr.. Hugh Henry, of Gallipolis
Ferry, was a caller at this Office
this morning, and renewed his sub
scription to the Weekly Register.
Mrs. j. L.. Phelps and two
daughters, Misses Mamie and Sadie
and Miss Nell Gilmore, who have
been at Nashville, Tenn. attend
ing the Exhibition for several
days, returned home last night
From Mondays Daly.
Mrs. Ill. 10. Spilman, of Spill
man, was here Saturday, the guest
of friends
Mr.. Robt. ID. Windon and wife
of Maggie, were guests of Mn. w
ia. III. Gardner and family Sunday
Hon. g. ID. Elliott, of Parkers-
burg, was a business visitor in
town Saturday
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Let a man come home with
sick headache, and the whole house
viii be more thoroughly upset than
il one Of the women folks were to
be seriously III for month.
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No Gllange.

~ q q, 40 -
'ins Mason 'opnsy 7enoo, .ioSoA
s6oaro' az .nen nsssln 2sss. =.
lpy a sose o. siA q sIts usois
70 resaln .he olp DooAs
crown q sop'ssisss @sss tsss1s
ana every snors @ss 1sus ~ n.y.
"a =, cnan y sns scloot Doo; ~ ~
,,,o,sI., ,,,as, $, ,,,.as. dot ne Tcagti.
.lis Il.
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Hay fever viii soon be fashiona-
BILE. The best prevention from il
issplenty of outdoor exercise dur
ing the day, but care should be Ia
ken not to be out late in the even
inps.
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When "a man whistles you can
calculate that he is not very angry
with you. even though there may
have been a brisk passage Of arms
only few minutes before.
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"A large number of counterfeit
two.dollar bills are in circulation
in Kentucky and our people would
do we'll to be ON the lookout for
them. The counterfeit is of the
check letter ID series. and remark
ably executed 1t san exact
photographic reproduction, the
numbering done byan automatic
machine
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-21

tits probable that Judge Guth-
rie win hold court for Judge Biz
Yard at Spencer, beginning Au-
gust 25th, the regular term.
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A fat woman can never think
badly of man after he has told
her she looks delicate.
Why in the world do some
mothers dress two children exactly
alike even if they are twins
Raw oat meal slowed into cold
water makes a most delicious hot
weather drink
The older and more sensible a
woman gets, the more she wishes
she was young and silly.
The county book board will have
meeting to. day, to sign up
contracts.
BE calm andsweet tempered and
you win be happy and make those
you happy If youare not
goad.tempered naturally, mako
yourself so. 1T is easiIy done.
If you want to write any unkind
thing, put 1t down in lead pencil
Then you can erase it after you
have read it,
The Golfer dam at Lock II has
sprung another leak and the space
filed up with water again
About 1000 car loads Of coal have
passed over the X. & M. bridge
sincesunday, going north. Empties
are being run south by the hum
dreda.
No matter whether your duty
consists IN busting a room or rat
Ting a typewrite, do either one tho
best you know how.
Let a man come home with
sick headache, and the whole house
viii be more thoroughly upset than
If one of the women folks were to
be SERIOUSLY i'll for month.
When a man whistles you can
calculate that he is not very angry
With you, even though there may
have been a brisk passage Of arms
only a few minutes before.
West Virginia gets a nice juicy
slice Of the riverand harbor appro-
priations 1915, 600 for completing
the repairs on the Kana~ha river
A correspondent asks for a RENE
dy to kill ants. That is poser,
but we have heard that it is a good
thing to catch them by the hind
leg and dip them in boiling water
Women cry at weddings just TO
make the man uncomfortable
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Whenever the people discover
some new amusement there are all
ways some preachers who willlabel
itssin in great big red letters.
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6OO.OOO 9hingleal

5OO,OOO Shingles.
b. b. Biggs, Pomeroy, Ohio, has
for sale 100000 red cedar, white
pine, henlock and poplar shingles.
for sale iune80.6m
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rhe Institute.

The Teachers Institute conclud-
ed It's work yesterday afternoon in
che presence of large number
Geography, general history, school
architecture and physical geogras
phy formed the principal subjects
for consideration and eloquent and
forcible addresses were delivered
ON all of them The proceedings
concluded by the presentation of
reports from committees and mis-
cellaneous business, One of the
most enjoyable features, NOT only
of the closing exercises, but Of
the proceedings of the Institute
throughout; has been the excellent
singing which made the walls of
the old Court House resound with
delicious melody three or four
times day
"a fartherly old Methodist Min
lister out west, who evidently be-
lieyes that at certain times it is
proper to labor ON the Sabbath,
recently preached in country
school house while the air about
him was fairly buzzing with the
sound of haryesters as they gath
II II ! &, - :. - ,,.,.c, - w "A
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-21

Monuments don't make great
men remembered, but great men
make monuments remembered.
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There is a great demand now at
the grocery stores for sugar as SO
many people are busy canning and
preserving berries.
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DIR r.. McElfresh and DIR John
w. English hayeformed partner
ship, and win practice medicine
under the name of McElfresh &
English
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The following marriage license
was issued Saturday by the County
Clerk Wesley Towbridge and
Maggie Grim.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-21

Women always pretend that they
can't deny their husbands any
thing.
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Have your statements, biilheads,
letter headsand note heads printed
at the RegSlter Office. Reasonable
rates and fist class work. General
iobprintins of all kinds
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-21

WHO is looking forward more
eagerly to the vacation, the hus-
band or the wife?
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Ittakes two to make bargain,
but only one toget il.
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Pardoned.

|b6uI6uC6u 70 Iu6 p6ult0ntAdtyiAOt
five years, for robbing old man De-
Witt, of Clendenin district, has
been pardoned by the Governor,
ON account of his falling health.
It is claimed he has the consump-
ton. DeWittsgot home Saturday.
Baby Hurt.
BY the upsetting of a baby car
ridge Sunday, the 16-monthssold
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. b. IL
Gibbs, was pretty badly hurt. The
baby was picked up by Walker
Wilson, colored, and carried into
DIR Mossman's office, where the
Doctor examined it and found it's
mouth full of mud and ina sutfo-
eating condition, and it's face
severely bruised
The Mason City ball team beat
the Gallipolis team 2Oto nothing
Sunday afternoon ON the ball
grounds of the former at Mason
City A very large crowd were
present to witness the game. a
good many went up from here by
boat We are surprised that the
Mason City authorities permitted
this desecration of the Sabbath day,
and we hope the good people Of
that town will never permit such
proceedings ON Sunday again
Go to Briggs Pomeroy, Ohio
for road wagons, farm wagons, and
buggies, door, sash, glass andSgen-
eral hardware. junes0ssm
The class that build up a town
land country, and enjoy life and
make the best citizens, are the EN-
terprising and liberal men who be-
Elieye in living and letting live, and
| who, whenthey get a dollar do moi
squeeze IL until the goddess OF lib
erty feels ash corset laced tojthe
Hast notch would feel much more
comfortable.
July us, 1896, our store. four dwell
u ling houses and three barns We're washed
/ away by a flood Soon alter the com
Immunity vas visited by AN epidemic o.
Item dozen Ghamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy and m every
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Some of our young men are
tallsing of going to the Alaska gold
fields. The only drawback is the
lack Of funds to pay the expenses
to that far-oR land.
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The County Court adjourned
yesterday. We will give the full
proceedings in our next weeks
issue, July 18th. The records are
so that we cannot get them ready
before that time.
The sun., 1897-09-09
NOT 4 WALKING DELICATE.
Marcus O. Bran II Erraud hoy. Vet q
Cloakmakeru' Strike Leader.

1t turns out that Marcus o. Brsff. the 14-year-
old boy who announced himself as the youngest
walking delegate in the city. and who was
spoken OF a member OF the Executive Com
mittee Of the United Brotherhood Of Cloak
makers. Is not q walking delegate at all. His
father Is q cloakmaker. He is q schoolboy. He
was hired during school vacation errsnd boy
by the United Brotherhood OF Cloakmakers.
Yesterday when The SrN reporter went to
see him he was running errands, and Secretary
Abraham Rosenburg OF the United brotherhood
OF Cloakmskers and half a dozen members OF the
brotherhood were expressing their Indignation
which had pictures OF young Brnn in a shirt
waist and various attitudes. and interviews
with him discussing the serious problems OF So
ciety.
What do you thinkf' demanded Mr.. Rosen-
burg. " Don't you think we got men enough to
make walking delegatesl It's shame saying
we, put our IMPORTANCE in 14-year-old boy.
Hes only an errand boy"
Walking delegate! bah!" bawled Mr.. Rosen-
burgs associates, who were walking delegates
themselves.
The sun., 1897-09-09
ALMosr cor RkTLkn

Insurgents Tried Desperately q rake or KIN
Vim on His Return IRON the Fteid for navana-
HAVANA, via Key West Sept. at Is known
now that Gen. weyler had narrow escape on
his return to Havana from the field. the lnsur-
or capture him. His rear guard was hrcd on un-
til It reached the capital. Several Spanish oftl-
GERS were killed and wounded at the side Of the
Captain.General. Before leaving Havana wcy-
Ter announced that no had sure combination
to capture tho insurgent General. Adofo Cas-
tillo. His failure Is the cause now OF great com
ment
Tho Captain General has officially declared
that tho outrages committed In Havana prov
ince against the pacincos are disapproved by
him.
Tho train this morning from Havana to Ma
tanLas was captured by tho insurgents The
situation around the capital 10 tho same, the
insurgents practically controlling oil tho roads.
Tho Central Government has ordered the
Captain-General to stop tho seizure OF cattle
against the consent of their owners.
IL Is said hero that the Spanish authorities
have made many efforts to extort from Evan
gcina Cosio Cisneru5, q written protest against
the American press, and that she has steadily
refused.
A terce battle has been fought at el Ermi
tano, Santiago do Cuba, between Gen. Calixto
Garcia and the combined Spanish columns Of
lasted fve hours and tho Spanish were utterly
routed with heavy losses, in spite OF tho help
they received from strong guerrilla force.
result OF ,he Election % mos Of % President Of the fepSb
lie Of Cuba at tho General Assembly OF Repre-
sentativos held at CamaRuey, but from tho
opinion, previously known OF the greater mum.
Masso was elected.