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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-05
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ssrT9ns l%i I. LD- Nurlh AiEutle squadron
Aid To. Sar.a-k MATT Yard VIA n111tp Led Fuc-
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tHs rDeAskEs EEJL I.hi IL. Teshsls WuLJ5 I-otb-
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7 nssdEy "a Wednesday DfTL- The WIND ~ks
taaFy Ant ;lYWilE tr0u elsi- northeast
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TbunEs ChIToF rEnJs ~ from Eao JsnsSro 9
few tIyk age 70 puE soIns Fuudt for The firm
With which lie wEi oIuDasIAa Re was much
Pleased 10 nhsi 3 fellow uuuntrTnbp al the
Hptel An rlrA- b Young DEn who inu-u5Dus6
A1ulsss hs Al.tnlo CostL~ 4 clerk .ur al I'D
porting trrL Nr. ChErst larIias bis friend 10
his room ant ibtF chEiieo Enn sInuEe 90 cigAr-
eTist 'Er 1ri1 ibt nIgAt- Alter h3s friend &C.
pAriSe lie SrLIl-E1 missed d $500 diamond
Brpt ant $40 II DuI'tr. Hs hEG CsfstA Hrresth5.
Lpe sol aStE tot clEnDpns sfDa. CAEres made
a uolUElsLni ca 4b-cFuF against COSTA n fDk
YArkrlDt CpurT yesisr5AT. Ent The x-lhuntr
WA htle y o. 800 nAA tur tILmlnkfauA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-05

S1yL THE Efinnpa d ths
etA1s Department 10 Esne'tG.I LIE Whereabouts
EDse1 ESnAI u N<W oC4sLnE Wns tiEE.-
D4Az1a ronnnLE- Aks MT with EUncssk. a 70
2E uA1 ren<1Eac a. LIZ siLls Department %
44y ffal C1nBLJASent-tl FT1Elt Al GLL,amE.L
N71e2 sAgsA btGi3r has nttI rsntaTe ~ IN
Gr40 C4IaSi1gdEer H.luIFi4Ec. iu-,ac STATES
Al BtlinG- Bral2sA BuIturEE sL3.uc
1A1lE- konAl 5Gcs Bt4iEk In FEsE.esa Ma
0A AAJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-05
a IAua+ E.a.-., a. ra.. sa.~a-

Tbs hu-ses c-E~rtnE a private ooupG IN the
photL OF Sh1eh ~ess the lriIk-s A E. heaEDs
frightened yesterday morning IN Pine street
:nsi east 81 "A lliEn- EDc 500 teyuDe the aanrrol
@! The aTgre- Jteg TAI Ntsl 10 Nassau Erreef.
Sbers The cr.Eer tTSae 10 turn them 70 ibs soErL-
Int nurses RAJ INC The e0rlser u lAt EEDgreg
SEI1nuL Esnk building. EI.ilAIkraIE ihe lE1.rus
ID Tia coupe Out q LIE B5Ha48 q LIE HS5d
EDercsa the Iag a 0DF al The knrsoA No Ohs was
u ma noEpe- And TIT driver EAs MI injured
De EbeA Lnt hnfsas away Gne tAs n0Uyk NkE re-
D0sod AflSr~Ar6 TIA D0a1gs eas ao9 Raq a.
aAzzs - IA oA1sE.
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o~-t,.ea., D-,~ 81 a.rrssrs rssa~ Arr..L

HARTFORD TorR- Sept John ". DHyG.
Ii. contractor Ln3 uOter. VIII fl, for months
Lac tssn LIisIDT tinr 10 ottElu EuErd.HnEhip
orer 54-TeE--aH Seiis ccPD"r- wa Errssrea to
GLy cAurE+5 VIII assault The Er-esi j. the cut
come 81 d c:'rftHsluD mast ~ AtlI3e 4 z e tsi
rEti - ei4& AilprrtF tEESHt'e' 1T Co--
Iuou n ar when DIV e- fls5 = Jsr- Fl" II TIE
Probate GOp-f 10 hare LIE chl3c taken away
t-gIu b'T nl1ittr Lue !Iu; UDoer H. Ont-uL
7 10 Ei frpDssd suspicion, and me GpllcS hare
tS,sr vhtchtnE hEu trs- seDrs- He has . wife
I11 e-g1t Gh1lartL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-05

WAsESg -3S, Sept A ltGIeg reoetrst n
the StArs Department t-Gm M. ChTrtA- pUr
Oansul-GeusrL II SANTA says Thai 3nr tAs t-sa
riNt II Int AisI1ry Of Aplk TWO Ansu5c4aa III re
tsen e1ect4e MEN tiers Of LIE N Uh1elQL O0Lhs-L
Tnslr BkLDes are kDo1 and PEIlknE
TIT EIGalnklnn Of Nj. JAIN "a "a oaSt ii
LoGltT1Je- Ky .uT Al tD!uDcl1un prerenTsuF lie
FuEi1nEEi&-Oebt-L from rtuD0y1ng Inn .r.r1
La E'lfo11nl IL superintendent O. Mails rIast
u htdurs Jpsrnt Caz lo-aEE. but IS the Cor.
tTlmenl NEf nOI rhAay 10 60 on SIlA LIE cast.
gps'1as Coz granted . cgEIlD EIl SLtE,
CAY 1Exl
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sss4s DA-ss.-rE Trsai - O. g.-rsAs AAs
1seERsA

WA1EcRs-uS- Sept A-cumDodn-s Dsvry
Pralaaand q tbs SsrEz IRA, Board repa-Teo u
tAS xASy Department. iE-GEg IhAi t5s p8-Tssos
ha41 Esagars had . Enc1nd u1FDuoesk.L uraA
e~@ Lhe CnasAIaLks EAy e1E-ss y.4ts-tIy. Tbs
9nAf tAAE-e sAt cAIsnc ~ Al kacDcsrL Tests--
GAy Ia BpSoc 81 lie b1Ii VA GEu.IiAhsS h ms
ba4a1S d szt~ EVrer1tuT LIZ propeller. Tia
k1nbar a rsrDlII32Ih VE4 rot utiea End Tie
f1481E9 mAos nLg fSsrf!.pU. Ens-k a hsl.
k11a h1auS TIE nmrrEc1 rot E-reDsnt AnDrhu:
eE3A1 VII - gwen
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Klr.s IA. w.rqal... or.4A--D4LA-.

GLASGOW. KY Sept &-or BnnE Crosk- n
tins COUNTY. rssIsrcky E.IArDnpr TTsun Law
rerne, Lrsa -. IhDi EI5 instantly E5as Franz
BlAnuf. nis t-.;hs- NAV. Eg+5 - BKbop AAs
t.sep gEsf ,t- ~ LIZ w1ft't ys-sptk EDe yesusr-
CAL murIinS Dt Neu; II IbtG- haut Elid abused
tlt mpth+r-Lr-4EN II LIT Afternoon ne returned
Lut ;asLi liz Rlt.'F tBIbe-, Et met LIS trut1fr-
lI-iLW III rbs -tIE5 Na-lt returning bl.Ds Ens
aiJA,Ea. liz Lawrence WIS III htrssDkGk and
kngr tf E~lLkEo1iF 5tEa
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Po11cT KING soLoHox LOCKED II.

aas BSeas@Aa TeArea TAAt Ne Was GsaaG -
Leave S~sSes Cty ana S~GEre0Aerea WlA-
James Solaoon the Jersey City policy king.
who 10 rndsr sentence Of tEo years IN SA.s
prison. ana is awaiting the result Of an appeal
70 tbe SUsIrene Court WAS SURRENDERED yestar
dAr br MS bands1akn- James Coy5e- Nj. Coyjs
wEs Informed % Fricsy siEh: that Soloru-
WA preparing 20 lsEve Jersey City. Aoc as
rested. Solomon had Do; procured new Ia -
10 lssi night He SAYS he had 40 3ntsr;1o. Q:
lthTtng he city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-05

Tie inssinCf a
motherhood shown
itself In n gin's
eulieE years HG
dolllmby, % Il
may be a 0.-haey,
IS hG most chez
iSAed coupauion-
From the cradle to
the grave maternal
instinct Is the cea-
t1 and source Of q
wo-nhns wu11Hn-
hood: and ali hG
physical life IS IN.
A1eDced for good
or had by the co.,
di.5ou Of The deli
cHte organism NOS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-09-05

The Ank-ch3EtE u The international C5ry
hare made preparations 70. giving yoh- M.sI .
ssnd-o- 1T Manuals Park FSr1 wLcs~u--k
= l. Jo-Dur-oN. He lsLret tins city fp- BusAIs
IN Tuesday 70 taEs charge Of LA AHkrct1Es
organ Tie AytysGer u agGQ-
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roUSD DEAD III xHE RIVE
uA1S D~SsaAs.- IA Re WsA "a -
wa Mea d D. aez.aaal

TSs hoty a Frederick Doaschler. % years cid.
. lkhors-. ~hS lived ~ Sls EAs Ninth street
~Ka found N the EAat Rirar ysstAraAy II Ina
tooi q Ninth st-oet
TBe fo1o~4nE nsas which ~Gs found N his
mai poeket soe4S = tnEinAie thai Es uomm1i-
tad sGlcaht:
rGIns; keap nysas any ianger. uGEppi
fDe ScrA NJ nshsy ~ al EuoG- and ny wife Il
Drk Il BelsEns EnspliAL
SET 1887. FEEGpU DuE1n91R"
Assaulted ia body - bG lnslAaE q a. CHi1s
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i6o-62West 8 ST. ;
uSnRA1 OF GEORGE BInA


nArh nsns ni 81 Frnscas xnvto~N
AroAsishc7 oorrarAn etbcisisa YESTERDAY
DurliaS NJ ths salGmn high MASS OF requiem
beli n ST. FrEorit Xhv5cr's Church II west
Sixteenth street cver IAe ao3y 81 he late GA
George RI:ss Sc wAs ASSISTED ey the Rev. l.
NErThr. : = President pt ST. Francis AAr1rTh
Collage and tbt Rev } ". Connolly. with the
Rsv. Fhihe- Psp6urrEst- : J. Is deacon FAiSsr
Eouhs4Aa- & j. Ls sLt-ankcSr- Lnt tbs RET. L
X F;pk : J. rs master q, ceremonial Toe
ctu-cs WIS G-t7Hs5 IL D-u-ItnE. h were The
s.tA- n-nE-Dera kltL- Al pulpit nD3 chntr
lafl- TIE BODY rested IL . cNskef % ho-aa
mahogany with htn1jss and Cd
s1rs-- = 7lA-n silver :lLie acrs tSs H-nsDs n
ac--siaan:
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Forbidden Fruit

Is sweet When the doctor
ioTbids sugar. il tastes ali tie
better. MKsCK's S4ocE.Ey
TABLETS. the Faultless Sweet
ener-over 100 times swes,er
than sngAr-Are safe from a.!
its dangers Used instead 0!
sugar they relieve diAbet!a,
dyspeptie obese. rheuusr!c,
and equity suffsrerA Cal q:
Free Samples at
TEK &ERCk PHARMACE.
uasSszaV FaEnS. ssrHu s1L 81 Xs~ ERL
Essuks sAarssEaE 1siAaa. uane IN sSsrIa ~ -
4AS1 9Aa eAu . bSErlE AZ FL erIESS1
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r- - nnvnsa $50 VN-.r eel ne HnAe Reso
mna-s go eSA.eeo Rs-sa. 80 A---ssEasa
- o. CuAa.s-GeA- Oarar.sse Groat WsT&
- sylrs4u Han-eIewrFa- mae-a-8nrNea Farh
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-03-17
Resolntions of Respect.

WHEREAS, 1t has pleased a Almighty
Godsin His wisdom to remove from
earth Mrs Mary Cain, wife of Bro.
Laben Cain, of Elmwood Council No.
SO, o. u. A. NJ, who departed this
life March Sd, 1897, therefore,
Resolved. That yse are reminded by
this sad dispensation of providence
that earth.s Joys and sorrows are alike
fieeting as the blush of the morning,
and that sooner or later we must all
appear before the Great Council
above. leaving behind ms record
either of good or i'll.
Resolved, That in the death of Mrs.
Cain our Bro. has lost a loving cont
panion and helpmeet; her children a
kind tender and fectionate mother.
and the community peaceable
always open to relieve sorrow and
distress, and whose warm heart glow
ing with the love of the atiler all
ways beat for the advancement OF
His kingdom.
Resolved, That we tender to our
worthy Bro. our heartfelt and earnest
sympathy in this sad hour of bereave-
ment and point. him for olationto
Him who wept with the Borrowing
family at Bethany, and who accord
ing TO His own precious promise
until the great day when the dead In
Christ shall rise.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
spread on the minutes of this Council
and that an engrossed copy be sent
to Bro Cain. B. HI BEAeGs
s. w. KING
f.. r.. MILLER
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-03-17
Council Meeting.

The town council held a meet
ing last night, and passed an order,
that the town election to be held
March Goth, 1897, should be con
Quoted under the law in force at
the time of the adoption of the
Australian ballot law Tin other
words the old law. The Commits
sioners heretofore appointed by
the Council will conduct the same
The following order was also
adopted:
WHEREAS, The charter of this
town was, at the last session of the
Legislature of this State, amended
without the knowledge of the
Council, SO as to permit an addi.
tiona1 levy of a tax of % cents on
each 500 valuation of the property
of the taxpayers of the town, and
also $l.Oo poll-tax additional, be il
Resozued by the Council That il
is unwise and oppressive upon the
people of the town to levy such
additional tax, as they are already
|overburdene by taxation.
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Our Bank.

Yesterday We published the
"Bank Report ofthe Merchants
National Bank of this place. The
report shows the Bank to be in
splendid condition, and has the
confidence of the business people
of this county and valley. The
Merchants n National Bank is one of
the oldest institutions of the kind
i'm the State, and has never yet had
to stclose its doors" It is a solid
banking concern. for which great
credit in its successful and careful
management is due to Mr. John
McC ulloch, its President q. g.
Bowyer, its Cashier, andassoctates.
1t is considered the safest and most
reliable Bank in the State, and
money panics or nothing else dis
=turbs its solidity.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-03-17
Wanted sExercise,

Prof. Peter Steenbergen, accom-
panied by Mr.. Sam McCausland,
left here yesterday afternoon
and walked to Mr.. Steenbergen's
home, below Gallipolis Ferry,
Just for the exercise. They
will return Monday. Mr. Mo
Causland will go down to Ashton
and spend Sunday with Capt. w.
j. Keister and family. Mr.. Thomp-
son Beale, following out the in
structions of the Faculty of st.
Luke's Hospital, Richmond, Va,
to walk about ten miles each day,
as cure for his hip, from which
he has been suffering for some
time, preceded the above parties
about two hours, to walk to his
aunt's which is some six miles
from here.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-03-17

a Point Pleasant matron has hit
upon am excellent expedient for
getting her charming daughters
home at a reasonable hour from the
numerous parties and entertain
ments ut which they are in such
request. She has made it the rule
that the last one home has to get
up first IN the morning and pre-
pare breakfast Now II is aneck
and neck race toseewho gets home
earliest.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-03-17
Danpers OF the Grip.

The greatest danger from lie
Grippe is tits resulting inpneumonia
If reasonable care is used. however
and Chamberlainis Cough Remedy
taken, all danger Will be avoided
Among the tens of thousands who
have used this remedy for la grippe
we have vet to learn of singh cease
having resulted in pneumonia, which
shows conclusiyely that this remedy ].
q certain preventative of that dreac
disease 1t will effect a permanent
cure in less time than any other treat
Inent. The 90 and so cent sizes fol
sale by Ct. w. NJ. Hooff.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-03-17
OfI=in MACON Connty.

State Senator j NJ Hensley, of
Hartford City, was in our Office
yesterday He had just returned
from the oil regions of Pennsylya-
mia. In answer to question:
aHow about oil development in
Mason county p hereplied that the
low market price of oil at this time
had much to do with the stopping
Of drilling of wells in this county,
but thought that within a few
weeks, several wells would be put
down in different parts of the
county, and he had no doubt but
what a good find would be the re-
suit of these efforts He thought
that oil develop ment in this county
would have a big boom this season.
Thanks to our good friends in
Point Pleasant and throug hout the
county generally, our jobl'nlg ma
Iehinery is far from idle; but We
have just replenished our shelves
with a new stock of stationery and
supplies and are better equipped
than ever to meet all demands for
Office blanks Of every description.
You are welcome at any time to
come and inspect our samples Of
work and materials You VIII find
the visit profitable.
Here is Your Chance.-BoId
Hardy viii be sold at i. A. Boggess S
sale on the Goth of March, at Old
Town. He Is sounds years old
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-03-17
a Gard 81, Thanks.


] desire to express my thanks in
this public way to the good peo-
Pile of Point Pleasant, for their
kindness shown to my wife and
family during her late illness which
terminated in her death. May the
God who rules above, preserve and
protect and bless them and theirs,
is my prayer w w. BRYAN.
The Victor Towboat and Dock
Company, of this pl zee, is compos-
ed of Messrs John McCulloch, @.
10. Bowyer, 4. Stribling, j. $.
Spencer and John a. Armstrong.
Its strong company and will do
much toward developing the Kama
wha Valley, besides viii engage
largely in the repair and building
of boats. No better or stronger
company, for any purpose was ever
Organized in this place
Sunday March 2Ist a protracted
meeting viii commence at Miller's
school house, by Rev. Strader
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-03-17
from Saturday. Daily.
.SAN MILL BLOWN UP:
Samuel POaenbarger Fatally In
jured.

A telephone message received
this morning states that the saw
mill belonging to VIM. Poffenbar-
ger, and located on his farm,
on Kanawha, Beech Hill. blew up
early this morning, and that his
son Samuel Poffenbarger was SO
badly injured that he cannot i've
through The day
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-03-17
Rheulmatfsm QuIclxly Cured.

After having been confined to the
house for eleven days and paying ont
$25 In. doctor bills without benefit, Mr.
Frank Dolson, of Sault Ste. Marie,
Mich, was cured by one bottle OF
Chamberlain,s Pain Balm costing 20
cents and has not since been troubled
with that complaint For sale by g..
w. NJ Hooff.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-03-17
Leg Hurt.

Mr.. a. a. billiard, a brakeman
on the K. & NJ, while running
along trying to uncouple cars. step
ped into cattle-guard, in the
Waggener yards at this place,
badly injuring his right leg, and
barely escaped losing it. He viii
be laid up for some time.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-03-17

The eldest son of Mr. T. p.
Greenlee, Of Union district, was
accidently shot in the backsof the
head, by a gun falling down and
exploding. He is badly. but not
dangerously wounded.
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4rfmm,s Landing.

Special correspo ndenee, March 18th.
Wheat looks very well inthis
vicinity after the flood. .
Misses Oma and Iona Cooper
are visiting friends at Forest Hill.
Miss Bertha Russell is visiting
relatives at Racine O.
Mr.. Herbert Gregg, has returned
from an extended visit to his
brother at Circleville, o.
Mr.. Jas. Hern is building a high
water craft so as to be prepared for
another wave of prosperity, if
another should happen to strike
this valley.
Miss Nora Hern is contempla-
ting visit to relatives at Fraziers
Bottom
Mr.. Irion and his son Frank, Of
Clipper Mill, q, have been at this
place on business. SIssIE.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-03-17
UP no DATE.
w. g. .JeWett Has Purchased a
Costly SOda IEOuntains

w. g. .JeWett Has Purchased q
Costly Soda Fountain.
Mr.. w. q. Jewett, the Manager
of Jewett's Lunch Rooms, has pur-
chased 100000 Soda Fountain,
which arrived yesterday. 1t is a
beauty and of thefvery latest mod
ern make and finish. As soon as
the work of papering and decora-
ting the walls of hisroom are COM
pleted. he viii set the fountain up,
and about the LIST of April he hopes
to be ready to dispense this pleas
ant and wholesome beverage.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-03-17
SmI.nrise PnrfY.

Last night the many lady and
gentleman friends of Capt. w. p.
Starcher and wife, called at his
residence on Ninth street, ac-
companied by the new orchestra,
as surprise to Miss Dora War
den, of Grafton, who has. been the
guest of the family for several
weeks. The visitors were heartily
welcomed and highly entertained.
and pleasant evening was spent
in rendering music and song.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-03-17

Miss Lola Saunders. of Parkers-
burg, arrived here last night and
was the guest Of DR.. w. P. Neale
and family. She leaves to-day for
Ben Lomond, to visit Miss Marga-
ret Neale.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-03-17
DEAD.
Mrs. Ida Bryan Wife of N1r. w.
w. Bryan, Died Early This
Morning.


Mrs. Ida Bryans Vic of Mr.. w i.
w. Bryan, Died Early This
Morning.
Mrs Ida NJ. Bryan, wife of Mr. w
W. Bryan, died at 2 o'clock this
morning The Immediate cause of
her death was consumption, from
which she had been a sufferer for
a long time. The deceased was in
her 18th year, and leaves hus-
band, and two small children, and
a mother and father, and several
brothers and sisters to mourn her
death. She was highly respected
and beloved, for her kindness of
heart, and for her many christian
virtues. She was a member of the
Kanawha Presbyterian Church.
Funeral from the family resi-
dence Monday. Interment at Lone
Oak Cemetery.
The Register, together with the
whole community tenders its heart
felt sympathies to the soITowing
husband and weeping children.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-03-17
LOST Both Les.

Dave Phillips, formerly of the
X. & NJ, and ashort time ago a
resident of this place, while switch
ing cars in the yards at Columbus,
Ohio, yesterday, met with an ac=
cident by which both of his legs
were cut off. We have no parti-
culars.
Death of Rev. d'Argent's Father.
We are panied to announce the
sad tidings received by Rev. w.
p. I. d.Argent, of this city, of the
death of his father, Count Edward
Augustus dArgent, of pneumonia,
February 9th, 1897, at his home,
Charlton, Kings, Chettenham, Eng
land. We tender, as we know
this whole community will, our
most sincere sympathies to Rev.
d'Argent.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-03-17
Nnfice "a 1ianfIeInen.

Don't fail to call and inspect
that elegant line of neckware Just
received by j. Friedman s. Go.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-03-17

Everything is going nicely now,
since the flood, on that excellently
managed railroad, the K. & M.
The bridges. trestles and track
have all been put in first-class
shape, and trains are running reg
ularly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-03-17

Special Correspondents, March 18th.
Mrs. Sarah g. King is visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Woods, at Stockton.
Mr.. Kent Rifle. who has been
staying at his grandmother's, Mrs.
Thornton, near Flat Rock, is home
ON a visit to his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Rifle
Mrs. Missouri Sanders, of Stock
ton, spent Saturday with her uncle
AIr. ID. S. King and family.
There was q grind ball at Mr..
Andy Crump.s Friday night.
Mrs. Edward Powers is quite
sick at this writing
Mr.. Mason Helms had to move
ibis family to Mr.. David MERGERS
during the food, the water being
In his house. KID.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-03-17

Hon. Chas b. Hogg, of this city,
viii address the graduating class of
the Ripley High School the 18th
inst. We guarantee it viii be an
eloquent effort ON his part.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-03-17

Don't fail to call and examine
that fine line of shirts which j
Friedman & Co, have just received
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1897-03-17
Rum Your Eve over This.


We have just received a very
large line of Wt1gL Paper direct
from the factories. and it's still
coming in We doubtless carry
the largest stock of Wall Paper IN.
this valley, from the cheapest to
the best We viii show you over
300 different styles in all the latest
colors. Our stock of Furniture,
Carpets, Window Blinds and Pict-
ures is very large We have a
very handsome Oaz Snit for SIG. 50;
best Bed Spring, S1.20. Mattress.
$500; safe, S2.25 6 Chairs, S225s
high back Oak Rocker LOO; fine
Oak Bed 1925 Bed Lounge, $3.50;
Stands, 65 cents large Oak Dresser,
$3.50; Carpets % cents and up.
From the above quotations you'll
Imagine we're selling cheap goods.
However we're simply meeting
dyspeptic business conditions with
the peysiins of cut prices
There IS no law against paying
others more than we ask for our
goods, you can a all times avoid
1t By calling on US. Special IN
dueement to young married people,
and IN addition handsome pres
ent. Very respectfully,
PoIST PLEA sAlST FURNITURE AND.
CARPET CoafPANY,
Successors to Harper Bros One
Door Above Post Office.