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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-14

Dick Beanum, who was arrested
last week on charge of having
robbed thehouse of Henry Prince,
IN Hannah District, of some seven
or eight dollars, was brought be-
fore Squire Edwards yesterday and
a hearing was had. There was
some considerable conflict of testi-
mony, but the Squire thought
there was sufficient to warrant him
in holding him in $1,000 bond to
answer at the next term of court.
which he did. In default of this
he was reminded to jail. The de-
PENDANT is a colored man and a
stranger in this place, having came
from Virginia, but who has for
some two years been living in
Huntington.
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CARPETS, lIattfngs, Wall Paper
window Blinds and
Baby Carriages.


AT no time in the history OF
Point Pleasant has there been an
opportunity to buy the following
goods as cheap as We are now of
fering. Carpets. extra heavy. Zoe.
Lace Curtains fine quality, 3 yards
long. SOC per pair Bed Room.
Suits, 5000 and up Six Chairs,
1926. High Back Oak Rocker
500 Bed Lounges So 80. Bed
Steads. solid oak s. p. s.. 3 and
$3.50. Bed Springs. best made,
SI.20. Mattresses, cotton tops,
5000, 81 25 and $3.50 Woven
Wire Cots. sI.25. Best Refrigera-
tors made with water cooler. $500.
and up. Baby Carriages, $500.
and up Window Blinds, 15c and
up. We direct special attention
to our line of Wall Paper; we have
the greatest line at lowest prices.
ever brought to this city We are
the largest and most reliable deal
ers Of the above in the country.
Special inducements to people
Just going to house keeping.
Respectfully
PoINT PHEASANT FURNITURE AND
CARPET COMPANY,
%. b. HARPER, Manager.
Thecultivated mind never ceases
to grow.
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waterloo.
Special Correspondence Register.
Corn looks fine.
WnterIoo.

Special Correspondence Register.
Corn looks fine.
Wheat is as good this year as it
has been known fov years.
Miss NJ. Ollie Knapp is attend
ing the Teachers Institute this
week.
Mrs. g. w. Knapp is quite sick.
Mr.. R. w Reed is sick with the
measles.
Quite number of teachers from
this vicinity are attending the In
stitute at your city.
Will Armstrong. who got hurt
by train at Sewell, this State, is
some better.
What has become of Punch and
Judy, of Grimm's Landing, and
Pansy of Leon? Come forth mod
est contributors, we would like to
hear from you again
Wishing good luck to the editor
of the Register, I will close.
CLEOPATRA.
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Gauipolfs Ferry.

Heavy crop of wheat this year.
Some fields will average about 30
bushels.
The o. R, r. has connected
their depot with the Office in Cali
polls, o., with a telephone line.
This will be of great benefit tothe
business men in that town.
They will also enlarge the yards
at this place by putting in another
switch.
Il. IT. Thomas has the foundation
for his house ready and expects to
build soon.
Misses Julia Beale and HELEN
Howard spent several days at the
Misses Beale last week.
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Hon. G. B. Bush. president OF the Gil
mer County tNY. Va.) Court, says that
he has had three cases OF hux in his fam
cured in less than week with Chamber
lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. Mr.. Bush also states, that IN
some instances there were twenty hem
orrhages day.-G Chenille, W Va,
Pathfinder. This remedy has been used
in nine epidemics OF fux and one of
cholera, with. perfect success It can al
ways be depended upon for bowelconn-
plaint, even in its most severe FORMS.
Every family should keep It at hand.
The % and so cent bottles for sale by e..
w. NJ Hood Druggist.
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Gully Is, 1896, our store. four dwell
ing houses and three barns were washed
away by flood Soon after the com.
munity was visited by an epidemic OF
bloody fiux. In a short time we sold
ten dozen Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy and IN every
case where if was used the results were
all that could be desired; in fact our
physicians admitted that it would do
more toward bringing about cure OF
Knisley, Aubu n, W. Va, Oct. 8, 1896.
For sale by G. w. NJ. Hooff, Druggist.
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THE TNsrrrUrE.
A Very Large Number of Teach
erS in Attendance.

a Very Large Number of Teach.
ers in Attendance.
The teachers hocked into town
in large numbers yesterday and
commenced the business proceed
ings promptly in the Court House.
which was selected in preference
to the High School, as affording
better accommodation for their
number. County Superintendent
Morgan Banks called them to order
and after devotional exercises the
roll was called, when it was ascer-
tanned that 232 were in attendance.
and it is expected that of the 400
teachers on the roll nearly 800 viii
take part in the proceedings today.
The morning was devoted to rou-
tine business. In the afternoon
after singing there was an instrrc-
tive aud interesting paper read by
MIR. Powell, of st. Mary's, the sub
ject being beginning Reading"
Mr.. r. w. Douthart. of the West
Virginia University at Morgan
town, followed with an eloquent
and we'll considered paper on
Spelling, and the third paper of
the session was read by Mr.. Pow
ell, of Marion, o. The session to-
day promises to be more than or
dinari1y interesting and such sub
jects as primary geography, history
and oral teaching indicate that the
session will be productive of con-
siderable fund for thought.
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See our infant bonnets and caps,
black, white and cream lace. We
have a lot of linen fringe that is
going at less than cost. Mrs. j..
j. Williamson.
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100000 Shingles.

B. F. Biggs, Pomeroy, Ohio, has
for sale 100000 red cedar, white
pine, hemlock and poplars-shingles
for sale. june30-6m
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-14

A local exchange says: Sunday
School picnic lemonade will be
made this summer by the girl
holding the lemon and the fellow
doing the squeezing" We wonder
if the local editor introduced this
method.
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Go to Briggs, Pomeroy, Ohio,
for road wagons, farm wagons, and
buggies, door. sash, glass and gem
eral hardware. iune3O-3m
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Rev. A. Halderman, P. E., of the
u. B. Church, will conduct Quar-
terly meeting at Miller's school
house, the 18th and 18th, of this
month. He will be assisted by
Rev. p. S. Strader.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-14

a plausible young man accosted
a farmer out in the country one
day lateley and in a little while in
duced him to pay $50 for machine
which he assured him would turn
out new $50 bills by simply turn
ing a crank. If he had subscribed
for the Register he would be a
wiser man.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-14
Head Hurt.

Mr.. Warmack, brakeman on
the Ohio River Railroad, was
struck on the head by a mail crane
yesterday, near Letart He was
brought to this city and Drs. Bar
bee & Barbee dressed the wound,
which is a pretty bad one, and then
sent to his home at Parkersburg.
ON the 1852 passenger.
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Death ora Pioneer.

Mr.. B. B. Pearson, one of the
old pioneers of this county, died at
his home near Wyoma, Friday
night, aged over SO years His re-
mains were inferred Sunday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-14

One of the big timbers gave
away in the Crooked Creek bridge
last night, necessitating Immediate
repairs. Until fixed the bridge
will not be open. Work will be
commenced at once
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-14

While driving through town yes
terday, visitor happened to drop
from his buggy a small valise. and
shortly afterward Master Herman
Snyder picked it up near the Court
House and took it to his fathers
store, intending to make announce
ment of his find in due course. In
the meanwhile the owner was very
anxious for its recovery, and was
speaking to Marshal Foglesong on
the matter when Herman run up
with the lost article and was re-
warded for his alertness and his
honesty.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-14

1t appears that the Senators will
assume the position that the House
must swallow their tariff amend
ments or be accused of side-track-
ing the prosperity train Reed,
however, is pretty good at bluffng
himself.
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IT is not good news to hear that
there are several of our citizens up
on whom the present spell of hot
weather is having more or less Sc
rious effect, many feeling really
completely knocked out, though
struggling valiantly against giving
Mav.
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Leg Broken.

VIM. Tnrley, driver in the New
Haven Flint Hill coal mines, had
his right leg broken just below the
hip Saturday, while bringing up
cars out of a room by being caught
between the bumpers and post.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-14

The Board of Education of Rob.
inson District, will not change
their school books. The old ones
are coed enough, If not better.
than many Of the new ones. The
Others are not SO old, either, when
we come to think.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-14

a $4,000 fee was paid to the es-
state of the late John A. Hutchin-
son, of Parkersburg. It was earn
ed before his death in the trial of
the famous Jones and Williamson
oil suit, and is probably the largest
legal fee ever paid in this State
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THE BEST rs NONE
TOO GOOD FOR

Especially in these days of pro
press and competition, and it's
What we provide. The following
collection of extra values is ready
for your inspection, your contrt-
button, like the others, will be
voluntary:
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The price offered for new wheat
today is so cents per bushel, and
these are Republican times, too.
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companied them home for few
days visit.
From Mondays Daily.
Miss Adelia Slack, of Hartford
City, is on am extended visit to
Philadelphia.
Mrs. John G. Porter has return
ed from a weeks visit to GalIipolis
friends.
Miss Lucille Long, of Maggie, is
here on a visit to relatives and
friends
Mr.. Ed. E. Foglesong, who went
to Anderson, Ind, during March,
returned last night.
Miss Jessie Hysell, visiting
friends here for several days, re-
turned to her home at Gallipolis,
this morning.
Mrs. Frank Risk, after months
visit to her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
A Cobb. Ashton, returned home
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lanham, of
Charleston, who have been visiting
at Hartford. returned home yester-
day.
Mr.. S. E. Adkins came down
on the excursion from Belpre yes
terday and spent the day with his
friends here.
Mr.. j. w. Poffenbarger, of But
Ter, Mo-, is with his wife and
daughter visiting his father. Mr..
w. II. Poffenbarger, up Kanawha.
From Tuesdays De.S.
Mr.. L. N. Knight, of Maggie,
was in town yesterday.
Miss SalIie Hodge, of Middle
port, is visiting her sister Miss
Mable, this city.
Miss Ef1e Gibson. of Hender-
son, is quite sick at her parents
home.
Mrs. a. E. Grover and two
daughters Misses Bessie and Mary,
are visiting in Pleasant Flats.
Misses Efie and Maggie Brown,
arrived last night from Weston, on
months vacation, which they will
spend with their parents.
Mr.. j. d. Adams, of Buffalo, was
pleasant caller at this Office yes
terday and renewed dis subscript-
ion to the Weekly Register.
Capt. w. R. Gum. and two
children, went down to MERGERS
Bottom this morning, on visit to
his sister.
Mrs. w. 81. Tomlinson and
daughter, Mrs. j. A. CLARK and
granddaughter Miss Nina Maude,
leave today on visit to DIR. w. s..
Hoy and family, at Wellston, Ohio.
Mr.. R. j. Patterson, of Browns
vile, was caller at this Office yes
terday. He is doing good bust
ness merchandising at that place,
and is also the Agent of the Ohio
River Railroad.
81. G. Young. Lincoln. Neb.,
little son Carleton, aud Mrs. Clark,
Mr.. Y. Is mother-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Head, of Cambridge, will
arrive tomorrow on visit to Mrs.
G. Young and family, above New
Haven.
Mr.. F. G. Lanham Clifton, who
has been in Texas the last few
months. has returned, and he and
his wife, formerly Miss Jennie
Brown, of Hartford, will probably
remain in our midst to make their
home.
The following constitute agroap
of happy and good looking young
lady teachers around table at the
Phoenix: Mrs. Beller, Misses Kate
O'Leary, Myrtle Adams, Helen
Harris, and Agnes Young, of Ma
son City, and Misses Beta Meeks
and Ida Raybould, of Clifton.
Col. o. n. Michaelson, local
agent, at Charleston, and Mr.. VIM,
lDeits, of New York, General Agent.
are here with number of Graphic
phones giving free exhibitions to
Introduce them. They entertained
a number of ladies and gentlemen
at the Phoenix Hotel parlors last
night.
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In these days of the ubiquitous
kodak eternal vigilance is the price
of good photograph. One can
not be too careful for there is no
telling how or when you may be
snapped.
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The authorities of Gallipolis
have prosecuted and prosecuted
Mr. McHale, proprietor of Lake
wood Park, until he has been COM
PEELED TO close the park.
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Summer Necessities.

We believe that our present
stock of these goods is even better
than ever before.
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A bug about a quarter of an
inch long, and a new species, is
destroying the growing corn in
.Cabell, Wayne and Lincoln coun-
ties. 1t does not cut the stock, but
Ieechesit, tosuck the sap.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-07-14

A porous plaster is successful be-
cause it sticks to one thing.
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Lawbreakers and criminals are
carrying things with a high hand
nowadays. Some of them are liable
to be brought up with sudden
ness that will teach others a lesson.
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|: Children's Seamless
: Fast Black Hose, all
sizes for Toe.
Our Misses and Boys
: CBIack Cat) Hosiery in
. Fast Black and Tan
!: coIors, two pairs for25c,
: is the best we ever sold
: for staying quality.
: we sell a strictly
: first class Seamless
: Fast Black Hose for
ladies. genuine Herms-
: dorf Dye stamped, two
!: pairs for 25c-
+: The Ladies' Black
/: Hose, three pairs for
(: soc are equal to the
f: average csc goods,
!: sold by other stores.
:: Our 25c Hose were
/: imported to sell for
/: 35c, three pairs for
/: $1.OO, but we believe
{: it pays us to give you
/: these goods, four pairs
!: for $l.00.
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We have a few % cent corsefs
left, but they are going fast Come
in and NE viii show you what ne
can do for you for cash Mrs =.
j .tNEilliamson.
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A doctor was visiting a patient,
a merchant, not very far from Point
Pleasant. when he took occasion to
say that the mans ailment was of a
character which would necessitate
his absenc from business for lit
tie while. Then he asked, "Do
you advertiser Not at all, +" the
sick man replied. "Oh, in that
case" continued the medico, "you
might as we'll close up the store; it
won't matter much" There is a
moral in that.
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Everything in the house marked
away down. The cash is what we
want. Mrs. L. Williamson.
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NEGRO RWgiar.

A negro entered the houses of
Frank Duncan. Mrs Joe Hagans
and Harry Prince, in MERGERS
Bottom, early Friday morning, one
after another. He secured $3.50
at Mr.. Princes house, taking the
money out of his trousers pockets
Deputy Sheriff Porter and several
others got on his trail and took the
train to Gallipolis Ferry, and then
returned. Mr.. Porter going down
the road on his wheel, and the
others down the railroad track. In
short time Porter came upon the
negro and captured him. and on
searching him found the money.
He was brought here by Mr.. Por-
ter, Bub Cromley and Mr.. Prince,
and lodged in Jail. Yesterday af-
ternoon he was brought out for a
hearing and waived examination
until Monday morning at 10
O'Clock.
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The man who says that the sun
is dying out can have whole sec
ton of a certain lake, described in
Scriptural geography. all to him
self.
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The nights are now cool and re-
freshing.
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Don't miss our % cent waist.
The aCrescor corset Is the only
corset that cannot break at the
waist line. Airs 4. J. Williamson
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Coal was rushed over the K. &
M. Railroad during all of last night.
1t was busy time at the yards and
busy time-for the men. The K.
& NJ. have been notified by the
miners that they would not be al
lowed to haul West Virginia coal
after today.
Mr.. Robert P. Liter shipped
yesterday to Lancaster, to enter
the races, the following flyers:
Lora, Spring Boy, Nancy Ragland
and Lillian Present. We expect
to hear of good work from these
animals.
They have mad-dog scare down
at Huntington, and now dogs are
being killed wherever found upon
the streets of the city.
1t is a wise child that keeps its
face straight while watching its
father trying to learn to ride BIZ
cycle.
Bring that job work to the Reg
lister office and see how nicely we
can do it.
Many woman keeps her age
well who couldn't keep any other
secret to saye her life.
The u. s. postal authorities are
making an effort to get a through
mail service from Cincinnati to
Pittsburg on the 1852 p. m. train,
o. r. r. north bound lie they
succeed, and it seems they viii,
the mails will be brought at least
eight hours earlier. As it is the
o. r: R. north bound ITO p. m
carries it.
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Per1nanentIy Cured.

etFor about two years / suffered with
dies and was treated by physicians. but
received no permanent relief. After
taIrfne q lew doses of CharabeFlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
believe that I ann now permane emily
cured .ss-Joab Critics, Tanner Gilmer
county. w. Va This remedy is sold by
G. w. II. Hoof, Druggist
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The woman who looks cool these
days is the envey of her less for
tunate sisters, and brothers, too,
though she may feel the heat as
intensely, despite appearances.
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See our summer corsets. Our
ruching is down. We can suit
you in handkerchiefs and belts for
cash. Mrs. Z. j. Williamson
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In case OF sunstroke loosen all
clothing that respiration may be
free. lay the person in natural
and easy position, APPLY ice to back
OF. head and get physician as
quickly as possible.
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O'Clock.
There has been a gentleman in
this city for the last few days, from
Pittsbnrg, who is largely interested
in the oil fields of Pennsylvania,
and has been SO interested for sew
eral years. In an interview with
our reporter he stated that he
believes there is both oil and gas
in this county in paying quantities.
He is of the opinion that the wells
heretofore put down were in the
interest of the Standard Oil Co.,
and that they either struck dry
spot or found favorable indications
and shut down, not caring to de-
velop the territory at present an
old trick of that company. He
states that the only means where
by this territory can be honestly
tested is for home parties to organ
ize and put down well. If a
sufficient number of persons inter
ested in development of the sec
ton will come forward and sub
scribe stock to put down a well this
gentleman says he will take him
self one-fourth interest, and per
sonally assist in the work of put
ting it down. He is out of town
today, but will be back here in a
few days again. Now would be
a good time, in our opinion, for our
enthusiasts to get hold of this mat
ter and put in test well. It is
the only way of ascertaining in
truth, whether oil is with US or not.
IF you don't believe that beauty
is only skin deep, observe the pref
ty girl when she has sunburnt
nose.
Society is like a pie. There is
an upper crust and a lower crust,
but the real substance lies between.
Trouble is anticipated on the K.
& M. on account of the miners
strike, and now a large force of
watchmen are kept on the bridge
crossing the Ohio at this place.
IF some one started stand in
Point Pleasant where iced tea, but
termilk and sweet milk could be
obtained some one would scoop up
a number of stray nickels this
weather.
IF any one doubts the dullness of
the times let him go and see the
trains as they pass through the
town going in any direction, and
note the number of passengers.
The river and harbor appropri-
atoms in the sundry civil bill be-
came available July 1st West
Virginia gets big slice, $2T5, 1000
going to complete the improve
ment of the Kanawha river and
s35o,Ooo for continuing the inn
provement of the Monographs
river at Fairmont.
An exchange suggests that every
man should carry pencil and tablet
and record his daily thoughts. a
pencil an inch long and the back
of a postage stamp would suffice
some men in Point Pleasant for
about ten thousand years
At a meeting Of the Board Of
Education of Waggener district,
July 9Th, the following teachers
were employed for the Clifton
graded school: S. v. Pullin, Prin-
cipal. Olga Lewis. Mary Jenkins
and Eva Meeks, assistants.
When a women wants to feel
sure that her letter viii 60 through
all right. she puts three cents worth
of postage upon it
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from Saturday Deily
Mr.. g. w. Roup, of Glenwood,
was in town yesterday.
DR. g. 3. Waggener Of Arbuckle,
was is town yesterday
Miss Kate Stribling returned
last night from a visit to Or. =. %.
Guthrie and family. at Spencer
Weregret to learn that Mr.. Frank
A. Stortz is sol today that he has
to keep to his bed.
We are very to learn that Mr.
Frank Douglass is confined to his
room by sickness. at the Ph@nix
Hotel.
Mrs. Leba Barron, who has been
on visit to her sister. Mrs. Jacob
Lewis. returned to her home at
Louisa, KY, yesterday
We regret to announcethat Rev.
S. A. Donahoe, Pastor of the M.
e. Church, South, is confined to
his bed by sickness.
Hon. Rankin Wiley leaves today
for Charleston ON a brief visit to
his sister, with whom Miss Yir-
ginia Wiley is spending some of
her vacation.
Mrs. E. S. Bright and daughter,
Miss Ethel, of Brighton, were here
yesterday, the guest of friends.
Misses Allie and Blanche Shaw ac-
companied them home for few
days visit.