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Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
VetcrSbmra, y. Tot.

Taar man bBrer ellcr Ter Nupnet Yeterg-
burg, ItulOc man tro, at gpen er onla1t o.
bebptt uf Better ben torres Gitsrtommsrc.
Yet CT BOG lite Gilfplost. Scr Ipm paa De
fleite Stso.r / Noroueitsn er BET IorOmpn,
oelle, iom bar gaot ioran. Q9eu bar III
Napn efter 8. 8. Itotriou, Der ct Ell al be
fsr'te Settiers poa oisie Rantcr o. e"oHi
forbes paa gycn5 Gaosr. Den andre % gr.
gre Solt taaer mn S~cotlisn / screenings
lipet.
Sipenoseto K anolo oriper eE riutnOc
Gorretuina meo @sneral Mcrhanoiis, gum
Der p9 Wlaifineri. Rciteu o. Stem tappcs
nlcp Dem en- ~liouenDt forretninq. 8. :.
Sooe iGlscr Iserina ginOer5, guggiss on.
Sens 9igoobl oriDcr SGens Sotel o. isrqcr
ior fremmeocs gsoRrtuina. Wartin Groos
ten tisbsr opeos og ~ioripner 6armtrne mco
Verge.
0aus grpotr Miitel ,r gptus Smeo, Der
for Seits, fiGrpcr ploaene Og sisr iitano alt
rruliat, iom gaar iitptttr.
Vstersbur9s MsrisbsO, iom bstieuts al
9at. Sobn Tinsitao, bar bDaset fa en- M
raftcr 2irte.
st mt O9 tiosmrsTat s,oIsbus uetes op:
isrt i ben nrrmefte 6rsmtio.
Bender man iaa glittet fra gnen uooosr
2anost, opoager man fsrt oa frsmit 6orL.
VI. y. Sobnious pipitraits 2unospos.
Wartiu er iiGt Rar, Ell iolteli9 Wono.
San bsr o. bill naturli9pts bli Roro Gatotus
SeuutOr iii Soften. Yer er ueppe nogsn /
belle Stoten, Der i~ortisncr BET beOre. NeO
Sioen AZ at ban mso 1flio rseter fit Rolo |
oooeoftnOer, oriper bon en- 5arm paa 1900
atrts. Sobuiou uuOier fig life iorat tagc
Del | Irbeioet paa Sarmeu. Rtppe sr ban
iommen bieiu fro g9aibirgtor, isrsuo ban
taaer fine 2 Spano 0eite, refer 10 % fuar
@%sitemofinen / Gang. Mso IaaDanne
gtrno maa bort aano tnnns ia en- lDs
6rtmtib.
2uuost omirins PETERSBURG sr Opernauoe
irrgtbart, boiltet fan ices al be busntnoe
opeosagre, iom man MT bar bet trap.lt mso
at inobsite. gefoliuinssn Der er orisntlie
nori meo nople idu snselftaltnoe ibldnOt.
Gu MrneO. begaost llnaoom sr / Cpprtit
5lere al benz isssr at srbOerbs fig en- bsisre
Sannelie eno ben, be fan fna / Commons
tolen. Sc fefts Of benz saar til Gpncoroia
Golese, Mourbsuo, Minu,
gait. 8insitao, iom ~ioruoeu petersburg
osiaa bstisnsr OF Batter, Retire 6orsit Giosr
o. 8ions Msnisbeotr, bar en- RGi!s at aar
reo 5rofab os GliO rsat.t fit Rulo iOm
Yrst % SiGleisraer for gutberansrns paa
oisie Banter. Set ipnss unOsrtiOsn ct utat.
ucmmeliat arbsios at bioue MOP Spno oe
llsuoetisbto; men 2nm:u fal .nsang
fofnme.
2pinoerus OriOer ioriat paa mto Fuc 5Ors
sriug.r % Jru 8insftaO bar e.Osli,n al
6oreniresu | 3ioHs WsuiQb,o.
QrOf, d. gositaO for WoOrbeaO bar nplis
bsisst Noit. Giuaitoo os tolts 3 al bans
Wsuiabepsr.
u. g. @erpabt. Der sr Setrctqr for grano
Tolts 2GrtriorsuiRa os Htni S.olslGrtr, bar
bolot iias WaansOers Rtlisiousfole / Opens
uapntt WsniebeosT. oans 8ir!ionlbto al
l~luttepes mso en- pslpi,t, Stolsisit | ~
Saleg NIeHisbtp ben 9Os ausuit, bOor Der
par &aiettiatipu al 9GrersH, Exclamation %
Gang Of gsrntne; sulsr al pa'tOrerHe 5obu
Rinsitao, R. p. Ruution fra PART 3iUsr
os Stuosnt tbeol. SObaniOn fra aarimOre.
Saattaser.
IRA Stoleu. errersn: AHUoo ial0t. man
be Nai,n,r, iom l,psr osls saatst a osls
pea 9ane y
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02

% lang iaa %tiIiIut, 9 iani, uaar snsaus
iamlss fal.
y. e. ) 3cgtns 2sb bsrtt isg fun en-
Rlage, men ben iaa o9iaa ou tit at orrt
fGles ior ule "aa ust, bapos ri uu bait
paiior Soauas % GoIuiIts br iblnnpt os,
bbor bosaeIigt fulOs BET lie 30 partt.4
Seq Ian oa billie big, iirre 6ause, meo
ben 6orii'rtng, at Oh % oire ,r mep RiGr
li8beo % 1ainsmlisbeo sriuprrt AZ ale Wso,
lennnlsr al Scar galsp Og pie'tpiet. u.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
airfeinDpielic % Samtalcmeoe.

zen life fauo. lutb. Meuisbeos 8irfs
gDeu @rasttiugr, "a, pat, !. 3. SpaIes
ftu,us Ralo, Nal, ON Dub pil, iuooies paa
l5o. Senoas sitr 5rtiolo., lsH September,
oep iprmauo q. Sspne. ensrlt grGSitsu
paa SsnOas %Gftermiooas al. 81 rso gas
i~torerue g. &. M.nbp % &. z. SuIoiOu.
Manpas % 1irsoas, lobe % 2oOs Sspt,
bcloe Ghbsroiae ps Rutbptr Risfonsirsos
Samtalemsbe iammtitees. Sbena: Wtatb.
25, lib. Qut. ). u. Sdbl inol.o,r.
gsisssuoe beres al msIo. fs til; anor,ip
greltpn sltr Suban 2ptot, eroettius,r, "a,
Rom mango % icm mso Rsn on gsn'
mems aanps llusposlis ousr Stisrnsrus!
J. .. SipaIsituen.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
1aOctS 6nIoaebalt.

0et guile, able Wetdl, Der itoen be
9loite 2ioer bar ti,nt ipm B9rbimaa,
ler for loroift Gtenoom, finoes iom be,
tienbt fun paa forbolbsbis foa Steoer
I ida tor WGngoe, at bet lsnner zig
paa bergmdnosm9s'ig Wodhe at aos
oinoe bet. 8esuaatet sr bet uebrsot
cper ben belle Sorb, rigtisnot | Ioa
inad W9ngoer, at bet fun Tan tpous
titdtipt ~paapiies peb Si9lp al asmiens
dIsrfneite !9i9lpsmiolsr. Spag.
Spor al Cub laoer iis omtreni opers
alt poaciie baaee / be fdite os FIposnne
W|osfer pad Sorb.r. W9ngben al bet
Cub, Der foretcmmsr | oenne pperors
oentlig Ipuge 8rab, opersaor langt
bel, ION bet lsnu.r fla at uopinoe.
9dpponoet er tanits BET, Iom iue,6ols
Der ben itsrite W9nsce Cub. Slonbt
Dc ca. 40 @lemsntsr, Tom biotil er bic
ben pdabiit | Saopanbst, fnbsS psp
Stoen al mango andre Wetd1er ogiaa
en- uenoelig rinse W9ngoe Cub oa
Selp; Der er nemlig / en- SOn Sisodno
en- 9ulom9neoe pua 6 Wiligram,
ION reprG'entersr en- 81rbi al 1923
Ore. Gn 5on Sieounb iporer ON
trent til en- Subitmeter. Roar ri am
taeer, at ben gisnnsminitlige St,un~
onbbe er 4 ailometer, Ido belsbtr
Suloacbalten Of en- 8dnb'sile paa en-
acknowledgements Sbsrildbe ia iii
$4,000 Stlo Cub. Ndar Subitinos
6oloet at bet hele Ocean ldpt rsqnet
iRttss til $50 WiQioner &ubiftilomes
ter, reprRfentersr 8ulomGnoosn / bette
ca, 1884, 000, 00O,00,0OO Srcner eIer
5,254 Siaipner 9roner. 6eraI tunoe
forarbeioes en- 5erning az rent Sub,
IBIS Siber baooe en- 2Gngos pud 718
Wteter. Selo1ebdltsn | Sisednnst be
lsber fig til 10 MiGigram pr. Subits
meter; Mpnoben al BET | Sceanet fore
tpmmenbe Selp sr, naar pi taQsr Sen
inn til ben ipsciTIte 9sst al bisIs Ms.
taller, 6 8onGe Iuu itor ION @uloets,
mems 9prbisn tun belebsr Iig iii Az
9iQicner Sroner, bpab Der BOG / o.
for Iig er en- ounile pdtter Gum. Taar
bet / Sopet Toretommenbe Sub ,rge
ltgt ituloe forbeles 6lanot SoroenS 9es
boere, uiloe, bois hi letter bisie III
1900 Wilicner, etbpert Whenneite fd1
bel 3 Willioner Str. gleo oerimoo
SglUet rspartsret, bible fun 28S,000
&roner tilfalbs enhoer.
SDosGnelunos &riot, Tom er enbper
geIpger al bette Qano betienpt fra be
hoioe Slipper fra SOFTEN pso 8oper,
irpe6ploer liQelsoes en- pperoroentlig
lipen WGngoe Cub. 0ssuostet sr
bog Oenne Guloman9os iaa itor. at
Gnglunos Stotssjnlo, Der opg life Ell
libsn, tunoe fIere 8dnge betaieS mec
ben. Oct er oog goot, at oisie ubDre
Riaormme, '~onoipnligois for altio, er
unobrugns ben msnneiteliae 9dpsipQs.
5or en- lib iiben l9its man rlgtiqrof
ON Planer til ogiaa at tunne uopinbe
ben minimale MGn9pe Cub, ION
Sjspanbet inosboloer. Msllem 10 al
bore StiGr, bporimellem Der lsber en-
TART Strem, itulOs Der uobGngss en-
R9tte Sslpplaber % peo OjGlp al en-
e~lettrift Strsm, Tom ituloe lsbe glen.
mem bisie Plaber, bible maj ao elet
trolptiit 0ei uopinoe 8uloet al Sip
oanoet. Saapiot oibes er alorig cen
ne plan blepen pirteliggjort.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
Rorre(ponoance.

srr'eonsamr men N@n % aer't hs ne sa mHtas enan III be br Hs .uans atm.m
ahuthsnn NWnd sH lite abeu Hntsasr meommSt ptbpmmurse prdrpnbrts ru
en N I'm Nasi imm ma h@s Rasnr % abnNsn
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
ST. Olaf COLLEGE.
lln0cruisningen begpnoer ABE Sep
TENDER nGitfommenoe.

@uitcr % 4tger opta9es iom gteper og
lGttes / alasier, Der pasier til oeres llopil
Ting iGa De life bebsuer at ipiloe 5tcsu meo
at lGie ooer igleH. bpao De igr bar lGrt.
5tolen bar i9lgeube auriu5:
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
yogsns Snebolo / Gapitler:
SaI0oneu5 Suofnoslie p1a be fire Gar
iu~uosligitsr: Sleutmest, SioleH, STR.
Ten on Stdteu.
5Brite Eel.


SalUoneu5 Suofposlie p1n be IRE gam
iuuosfgItsr: Sleutueet, Stoieu, SIR. I
Ten oa Siateu.
grGrietI0su tBrolos.
opriie aapitsl. - SITTER obtas. - Gm
graHteE.
Gnost aapitel.-Suleu I a-sriia. Z
5Ieeie RapItti.-3ernbane % 9riifebane.
fleroe SaplteL-GI 8eigg paa SaIoonea.
Temte aapttel. -5loerRe ~ioraHorer ia.
Slstte aapitcl.-Gn ~beteguenne Sea. I
SupeHoe aapifsi Boa StoleH.
EI;sn5e aatiiei.--"Gt 0aab eler TO bles
oruol- :
R,eaee aapttel.-Rp Salopu.
5tenee RaptteL-6areiHlot S%alepnplane |
eQepie gapiteL-Hdaeoen Cpriabso.
5olpte Gapiiel.-Reoao Batte.
5rettenoe SapItsL. IL ,rteH lioer. i
Siorieaoe aapltsl. -iSrd gait I'll p1rre.. 4
Sentence 8aY;tei.- 9obbeIt 6orbrposisss
SerteHee sapllsL -gRaaIet.
Nuoeu 9eL ,
aampen incident SaIocueH OF Aiholosiaaerl,
SiueriH9er Tor SGssns STemgaua baaoe
ina 9iyfeu o9 ira tortipnte
Hlholesiolf.
6griie aaplfsl. ~ loTgeusrnet..
aaoet sapiteL - CHARACTERISTIC reniuaeu
&Rgiescn.
5reote aepitel. -S srnene itaar lor syal0g
SIeros &ayliel -"Sp 9r9len.s
Teme aaptsL -SgtisHee Yiai.JeIt.
Slette Qapiei.-1taaaefalo.
Supenoe anpitsL.-Sterllnget.
S,teuoe aapitcL-89tteliea.
X eRoe &apIIet -8Tohtblticu oa Srpn.
5ienoe aGelts,.-- alltatloH48X aiatamu.
9aerts &apttsl-SDial Svd5n 1 Brurtx
Solpie OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bibtlipn.
b. Anuadsen, DEBORAH. Il
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
Sanac Scn.

@bmirol S6lsp er life lp9rt bci;
men. ban bar paafaloenos iange Ben.
8 I'm llnsoom tunpe ban !s6e iOm en-
Sport.
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02

IRA Stoleu. errsrsn: .Hpoo ialps. mai
be Sai.ntr, lpm ltptr osls / gaatr a otls
pea 9anb!a
Glse.u; '9aoeGi9irl'
Decorah-posten., 1898-09-02
Or.G.Hnbbeu'
PILE and RUPTUk
Spetialiit.
1873 Il. Sixth Str, st. Paul, MI
ameritanife Saloi
al 8. u. SoIs,
grtsienotaI.lisr

3Ois Cplas. aol Stosr, grts 35c pOrty
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-12-28
d-c144w.
DissoIving Notice.

NTHEREAs, The Galia Oil Com
w psny, a Corporation under the
laws of West Virginia, has ceased to
do business, and whereas the said
The Gallia Oil Company has no as Ell
and owes no debts and whereas, the
stockholders of The Gallia Oil Compa-
ny desire to dissolve said Corporation:
Therefore be it Resolved by the
stockholders of The Gallia Oil Com
pany, that the said business of The
Gallia ..Oil Company be discontinued
and that the said corporation The
Gallia Oil Company be dissolved.
Be it further Resolved, That public
mott of their resolution be given
by publishing the same In the Point
Pleasant Regi ter. of Point Pleasant,
Mason County, " est Virginia.
Passed at a meeting of the stock
holders of The Gallia Oil Company
held this 9Th day of December, 1898.
JOHN L. VANCE,
dec146w President
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-12-28
Uncle Jack Greer.

Uncle Jack Greer. the veteran
of two wars, was In town Christ
mas and took turkey dinner with
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Boggess
Uncle Jack is now past 95 years OF
age, but In good health, and a re-
markably we'll preserved man.
Politically he is a Republican and
very seldom crossed the line, when
casting his vote. still he says he
does not think it any harm
to .'deaden a tree or two over
the line. especially Tor .'such q
man as Col. Smith. which he al
ways did when the Colonel was g
candidate" No one can blame
Uncle Jack for this for Col. Smith
has always been his warm personal
friend. The Colonel and his sons
have thrown the latch string of the
Phoenix Hotel open to:this old man
and the Major can go and come
when he pleases, without money
and without price"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-12-28
OUTLAWS

Who Should be Crushed by the
Strong Arm of the Law.
Saturday night at Miller's School
House. near town, the church peo-
pie had Sunday School festivities
for the children, and everything
was going along nicely, when sud
denly gang of drunken ruffians
swooped down upon them and
dispersed them with clubs, pistols
and knives.
In the fight Mrs. Hellems had
her arm broken and a child also
had its arm broken, and several
other persons were hurt more or
less.
The parties who perpetrated this
outrage, or some of them at least
are known, and no time should be
lost in bringing them to justice.
When such rufians can lord it
over neighborhood as has been
done of late, it is time the law was
enforced and the scoundrels pun
ished. If the law will not protect
the people they should protect
themselves.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-12-28
THE CELL.
An Old Enemy Has Returned to
Plague the People.

An Old Enemy Has Returned to
Plague the People.
IF you haven't the grip yet you
probably will have, so the ounce of
prevention had better beapplied at
once. Word from the cities east
of here tell of the arrival of the
plague, with reinforcements over
former visitations. New York is
in the throes, official business in
Washington is in danger of stag
nation, and the residents of effete
Boston are actually compelled to
blow their noses.
In talk with a physician Sun
day he said;
IAN attack of grip produces tenn
porary in5usceptibility, as is the
case in most infectious and conta-
glous diseases. When an epidem-
lc passes through city or over a
country there is comparative free
dom from the disease for certain
period until the insusceptibility is
lost. Then, when infection is
again introduced, the disease takes
again an epidemic form. It ex-
tends rapidly and affects large
numbers of people because of a
lack of definite diagnosis and any
attempt to isolate the patient or
disinfection of discharges.
"Keep dry, warm and clean" is
the warning. "People who do not
take ordinary care of themselves
cannot expect to escape trouble in
weather like this"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-12-28
Married.

At Covington, KY, Mr.. Otto
Wetzel to Miss Flora A. Smith, of
Spencer. Miss Smith is we'll
known here, and will be romem..
bered as recently being the guest of
her cousin, Col. j. p. R. B. Smith
and family, and her marriage was
quite surprise to her most init
mate friends Mr.. Wetzel lives in
jackson county. and holds the po-
sition of State Bank Examiner.
The numerous friends of the young
couple, together with the Register,
extends congratulations and wish
them much happiness.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-12-28
Child Killed.

No. 10 South bound passenger
train on the X & NJ, Saturday
afternoon, ran over and killed a
young colored girl near Grimms
Landing. She was walking along
the track and when she saw
the train coming, seemed TO
have gotten SO frightened, that she
could not get out of the way and
the engine struck and killed her.
1t was unfortunate, but the engi-
neer did all in his power to avert
the accident, and is in no way to
blame. We could not learn the
name of the girl, or that of her
parents.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-12-28
Waterloo.

Correspondence, 90
We are panied to announce the
death of A. w. Rifles child. 1t
six months old.
A son of G.. w. Hill, who lives
near Stevens, was accidently dis
charged his gun while out hunting,
it tearing off hand and one ear.
The roads are getting quite mud
dy, and no wonder when one OBJ
serves the manner of working them.
The road surveyor just puts little
clay in the roads to fill low places,
and behold it is like patching an
old garment with new cloth, the
new cloth detaches from the old
and the rent is made worse But
instead of this stones should be
thrown in the road, (don't go crazy
nor get too much excited until we
explain, and then pounded till
they are not larger than ones fist.
This is lasting and here it is easily
applied. Instead of this, however,
they remove every stone possible
from the road, and fill up tue de-
pressions with dirt
Uncle VIM. Greenlee is quite
feeble.
G. D. Sullivan has sold his farm
to Minor Stephens, he in turn sold
it to Byrd Stone.
Mrs. G. w. Knapp is quite sick.
Madam Rumor says there will
be a wedding here SO IN.
We have just learned that Mr..
Nicely Wright, of ottumwa, Iowa,
who is we'll known in this county,
got very severely injured in a coal
bank.
Miss Rhoda Sullivan has closed
her school until after the holidays,
VIM. CottriII, of Putnam county.
passed through this vicinity on a
visit to relatives at Flat Rock. He
will extend his visit to Columbus,
Ohio, before returning home.
CLEOPATRA.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-12-28
Also full line of Christmas Novelties.
Annual Meeting.

THE regular Annual Meeting of the
l Stockholders of the Merchants
National Bank of West Virginia at
Point Pleasant, will be held in their
Banking House in Point Pleasant, on
Tuesday, January 10th, 1899, between
the hours of 10 a. III. and 8 p. M, for
the purpose of electing Board of Dt-
rectors and the transaction of any
other business that may properly
come before them.
G C. BOWER,
d-c144w Cashier.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-12-28

"Don't lose sight of fact" says
an advertising authority "that the
public is not SO much interested in
your goods OF business as you are
yourself" That is true even of
holiday goods and in holiday times
and the public is not to blame that
it is SO. The public is more than
willing to be interested now, but it
must be wooed before it can be
won, and the ideal days for wooing
are rapidly slipping away.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-12-28
Died.

The three-year-old child of Mrs.
Alice johnson, of Henderson, who
was badly burned by its clothing
catching fire. a week ago, mention
of which was made in this
paper at the time, died last night
(Frfdayl with tetanus.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-12-28

Master Harry vanMetre, one of
the Daily Registers carrier boys,
was slightly burned in the side Sat
urday night, by three Roman can
dies he had in his back pocket
catching fire. When they began
tc shoot Harry began to dance.
He may be thankful it was no
worse.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-12-28
Henderson.

Mr.. c. M. Yineing. of Wolfpen,
Ohio. is visiting Mr.. w. P Hope,
at Red Mud.
Miss Anna milford and Miss
Della Arthurs are attending the
Plain View school.
Mrs. Horton Austin, of Red
Mud. is quite sick.
Mr.. j. E. milford is employed
at Lock IL. VIOLET.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-12-28
Helghts.
Correspondents a6th.

Correspondence 26th.
Mr.. Elias Howell, an old soldier
sick for some time, is improving.
Mr.. Boyd Howell and wife spent
Christmas with his father, Elias
Howell, of Heights.
Mrs. Mary hilbert, of Gallipolis,
Ohio, is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. Howell, of this place.
L. A. McMillan's parents, of
Pleasant Flats. are spending Christ
mas with his family. w.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-12-28

Officers Foglesong and Monroe
were drifting in the Ohio yester-
day, to replenish their wood pile,
and while at work they noticed a
box drifting with the ice, which
on inspection they found to be a
coffin, and landed it. 1t had con-
tanned a dead body, and no doubt
fell out while landing it as the
coffin turned over several times.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-12-28

Pains in the chest when a per-
son has a cold indicate tendency
toward pneumonia a piece of
flannel dampened with Chamber
lain's Pain Balm and bound on to
the chest over the seat of pain will
promptly relieve the pain and pre-
vent the threatened attack of pneu-
monia. This same treatment will
cure lame back in few hours.
Sold by e.. w. NJ. Hooff.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-12-28

TIL Ohio River Railroad will OBJ
serve December 26th and January
Sd, as legal holidays and will not
run any local freights upon these
DAYS.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-12-28
Notice.

All persons receiving statements
from US by mail or otherwise, are
requested to call and settle. All
accounts not settled in reasonable
length of time, will be placed in
the hands of an officer for collect
ion. Respectfully,
]. FRIEDMAN 81 Co.
nov. 10Th If.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-12-28

The proprietors of the Phoenix
Hotel have put handsome new
counter in the office. 1t was de-
signed and made by the Davies
Saw and Planning Mill Co, of
Pomeroy, and is quite an improve
ment and ornament to the Office.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-12-28

The following marriage license
was issued from the County Clerks
Office December 23d, 1898: James
P. Hambrick and Ethel Hayes.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-12-28

Chamberlaiu's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy can always be
dependeu upon and is pleasant and
SAT u take. Sold by q. w. M
HooEf.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-12-28

After all, our worst misfortunes
never happen, and most miseries
lie in anticipation.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-12-28

It's fashionable to have the grip,
but rather dangerous to take that
belonging to some one else. as the
man soon discovered who was calm
ly walking out of the station with
satchel that was not his own.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1898-12-28

turned with her.
The many friends of conductor
w P. Lynch, of the K. & M. Rail
way, who has been sick for the
past few days, will be glad to learn
that he is now SO much improved
as to be able to be out on the
streets.
From Mondays Daly-
Mr.. Fl. B. Asburry, of Toledo. is
here on visit to his wife. who is
visiting her mother.
Representatives elect, Hon B. j.
Redmond and Hon. Byrd Hill,
were in town Saturday.
DIR. g. Il. Waggener, of Arbuck-
lie P. o, was visitor in town Sat
urday.
Miss Annie Sehon. of Hunting
ton. is expected here this evening,
to spend few days with relatives
and friends.
Mrs. w. S. Hoy and son, Da
Costo, of Wellston, Ohio, are here
on visit to Mrs. w. ii. Tomlin-
son.
Mr.. L. R. Campbell, of Hunt
ington, spent Saturday and Sun
day here with his mother and
sister.
Lieut.. G. T. Beule. of Co. B. Sec
ond Regiment, ". Va. Vol. Inf,
home on furlough, leaves today
to join his regiment at Greenville,
S. @.
Mrs. R. j. Neale, of Ben Lo-
mond, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kuhn.
and Mrs. Leeper, of Gallipolis
spent Christmas and to-day with
Mr.. and Mrs. Capt. John g. Porter.
from Tuesdays Daily
Mr.. Jake Levine went to Cincin-
natl yesterday, to buy goods.
Mrs. V. B. Brown, of Maggie, is
visiting Mrs. NJ. F. Long
Miss Terra Parsons is home from
Huntington, on few days visit.
Mr. j. B. Stevenson, of Hunting
ton, is in town.
Mr.. A. G. VanGilder is again in
Cincinnati, at Christ Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. E f, Coe returned
yesterday from MiddIeport.
DIR. h a. Barbee was profess
ional visitor to Poca, last night.
Mr.. L. Curry returned to Char
lesion last night. after a short visit
to his family.
Mrs. j. w. Ish is visiting her
mother and brother at Montgom-
cry, W. Va.
Messrs. Chas. and j. Il. Steen-
bergen, of Gallipolis Ferry, we're
visiting friends in town last nigh
Mrs. c. @. Bright. of Brighton,
is here on visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. NJ. Kerwood.
Messrs. G. j. Beard, Jr, and
Chas Greenlee, near town, went to
Leon yesterday, on short visit to
friends.
Mr.. Geo. Patrick and little son6
of Lock IL, went to Charleston
yesterday, on visit, and will re-
turn Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Rectenwald and child
rem, of Charleston, are here on q
visit to Mrs. Rectenwald's parents,
Judge and Mrs j. W. English
We are sorry to announce to the
many friends of Mr. e. L. Neale,
that he is confined to his home at
Ben Lomond, with rheumatism.
Mr.. Hines Kerwood and family
have returned home from Pomeroy,
where they spent Christmas with
their daughter, Mrs. Thos. Curtis
Mr.. Geo. Summers, of the Park
ersburg Sentinel, passed through
here last night on his way home
from Charleston.
Mrs. Eliza Brown returned yes
terday from visit to her relatives
at Langsville and Middleport,
Ohio. She was accompanied home
by Misses Ruba and Media Braley
Mr.. VIM. Steenbergen left last
night for Parkersburg, whore he
has been engaged to do some sur
veying on the Little Kanawha Riv-
er Railroad.
Commence now and make your