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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-07-03
worse tlon Johnstown.

Pnrkersburg Sentinel,
The great calamity that has over
taken the south west part of our
state is the worst of the kind with
the exception of the Johnstown dis.
aster, in the history of our country
Reports are abundant but it will be
several days before verification of
the facts can be had, Enough is
known for verify, however, to
prove that the loss of life is very
great, and will run into the humid
reds; and the loss of property will
be beyond estimate, reaching in.
to the millions. All railroads are
tied up, some lightly, while others
will have to be completely rebuilt
including fills, trestles and bridges
for many miles. The state CAPT
tal is again out off from the world
temporarily. 1t is probably true,
and it is so hoped that the fret re.
ports we're wild exaggerations,
though it must be admitted that
there is abundant foundation for
the belief that probably the worst
remains to be told.
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Struclk by Ltghtntng.

During the late storms tene-
meut house on the farm of j, w.
Long, at South Side, and occupied
by Mr.. McThenie and ftmily,
WAS struck twice by lightning, The
first time it hit gable and set the
attic on fire, and from there it
ran on to bed aud melted the
springs under tho mattress where
a baby was sleeping, and strange
to say tho child did not sustain
any injuries, or was oven awaken.
cd. From this room it ran into
the kitchen and broke up all the
dishes besides doing other damage.
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Picnic.

There will be picnic in the
Court House yard on next Thurs
day, Fourth of july" to which
the oitizens of Point Pleasant are
most cordially invited, Let every
one come and bring family and
friend and basket. There will be
music, vocal and instrumental un-
der tho direction of Mr., YanGilder,
and the reading of the Declaration
of Independence.
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The building contractors of
Parkersburg have signed an agree
ment not to employ any carpenter
who is member of the carpenters
union, and not to buy any lumber
from any Parkersburg mill that
employs union labor. About q
hundred carpenters are on strike
now for an increase in wages. This
is another attempt to crush out or
ganized labor.
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from Wednesdays Daily.
EI1ORERS
Arrested iii This Place Last
Evening.

Arrested iii This Place Last
Evening.
Officer Chas. b. Smith, upon in
formation from Constable Mead
ows and Detective Ash. of Charles.
ton, arrested an eloping couple on
the steamer Greenwood when she
landed at our wharf yesterday even
ing, and lodged them in Jail. Mr..
Meadows and Mr.. Ash arrived here
last night. The following item
from the Charleston Gazette eX.
plains the whole matter.
"Warren Durham, a coal miner
at Quinnimont, arrived in the city
to-day in pursuit of his wife, and
claims to have learned that she
eloped from here to Pittsburg on
the Greenwood last night with
George Moody, taking along Mr..
and Mrs. Durham's little 5.year-
old son. He claims the woman
and little boy came here last Sat
urday on the Q and O. and were
met at the depot by Moody, who
took them to the Robinson House,
where the couple registered as
man and wife and remained until
last night, when they departed on
the boat. He swore out warrant
against them, and the authorities
of the towns up the Ohio river
were telegraphed to arrest them.
If caught the couple will be
brOuUht baCk for trial before
Squire Ball. Moody was board
or in the Durham family, and has
wife and family on Campbell's
Creek. Mrs. Durham is the daugh-
ter of Chas. Henson, living on
Bakers Fork, and is Durham's
second wife"
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FLOOD on sixteen.

| One of the most destructive
storms ever known, in this county
passed over here last Saturday
night. About 100 p. m, it began
raining, but no danger was antici-
pated as the rain WAS moderate and
lasted about half an hour; but
about an hour afterward the rain
began pouring in torrents. Soon
the Kanawha Sixteen. mile creek
had overhown its banks carrying
away buildings, fences, bridges
and culyerts, and destroying crops.
A house belonging to @. w. dor.
dan was swept away, taking three
little boys with it; fortunately the
little fellows managed to keep
above water until the house caught
in drift, whore they remained un-
til morning, and finally succeeded
in getting to shore.
The loss to the farmers along
the bottoms is heavy in many
places, the soil being washed away
as we'll as the crop.
The writer lost several thousand
feet of lumber which he had sawed,
preparatory to building a house.
Travel is almost entirely sus-
pended on account of the bridges
being washod away
A, w. ASHER,
Siloam. w. Va.
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TUESDAYS sToIsN1.
The Sevcrest That Has Visited
This Place for Years.

The Sevcrcst That Has Visited
This Place for Years.
The storm Tuesday evening was
the severest and heaviest that has
has visited this place for years.
The electrical display was fear
full and alarming, the wind blow
almost a hurricane and the rain
fall was terrific, flooding the streets
from pavement to pavement.
The water on Main Street in
many places, was sufficiently deep
to float a skiF.
Many cellars along the streets
were filled with water.
Trinity NJ. e. Church steeple
was struck by lightning which fol-
lowed wire down into the church,
doing considerable damage in the
breaking of windows and tearing
up some of the wood work; from
the church the lightning jumped
ont1 a tree and broke off several
limbs, and then took to the electric
wires burning out a number of
fuses.
Rev. S. j. Miller, Pastor of the
church, was slightly shocked, and
Mrs. j. S. O'Roark residing next
door, received q severe shock.
A portion of the roof of S. w.
Swisher's grocery store was blown
off, and number of other build
ings in town more or less damaged.
Trees were blown down in many
parts of town, and whore not blown
down the limbs we're blown from
them. The streets are full of trees
and limbs this morning.
The storm was most alarming,
and it looked for awhile as if Point
Pleasant would be destroyed by a
Cyclone.
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rho Fcstivc GRUB Worm.

From authentic sources we learn
that the grub worm is doing incal-
culable damage to the corn crops
down at Green Bottom. One gen
tleman informs us that he plowed
up n IL aore field and for a curiosi-
ty gathered up the worms that fill
cd flour barrel two-thirds full.
The excessive heavy rains, hail
storms, grub worms and other pests
that have beseiged our farmers
this season is very disoouragipg
and in some localities the patience
of Job is required to resist des-
pondency.-Gallipolis journal.
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Hurt,

Mr.. Samuel Roberts, of Roberts.
burg, had a horse he was driving
run away with him Saturday even.
ing last, aud was thrown out of
the buggy and received severe in
juries, which has laid him up in
bed.
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BrOke ItsLeg.

The two. year-old son of Mr., and
Mrs. John Gardner, of Pleasant
Flate, fell out of second story
window Tuesday night about 8
O'Clock, at their home, and broke
it's left leg just below the hip. The
mother was just reaching for the
little fellow when he fell out DR.,
e, MoElfresh, of this city, was
called and attended the little suf-
ferer. 1t is miracle that the child
escaped alive.
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u, S. Mail BOX.

Postmaster Chambers, always
progressive and up.to.date, has
placed large iron letter mail box
in front of The 81. q Nease Co.'S
store, for the convenience of steam
boat men, as we'll as for the people
of the lower part of town. The
mail will be collected from this
box each day before the departure
of the mails. This will be quite u
convenience. Mr.. Chambers is en-
titled to much credit for his
thoughtfulness in this regard. He
will colleot the mail himself.
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MARROW ESCAPE.
Hon. Virgil "A. Lewis CarTiuge
Overturned in Mid.
Stream.

KENovA, w. VA, June ii =
During the high tide in Whites
creek, small tributary of the Big
Sandy, yesterday Hon. Virgil a.
Lewis, of Mason City, formerly
State Superintendent of Schools
and late an aspiraut for governor of
West Virginia, came near meeting
death while fording that stream at
Centreville. He was in a buggy
when a huge log struck the carri-
age, upsetting it in midstream.
Mr.. Lewis tloated for almost fifty
yards but finally grasped willow
where he hung on until rescued
by people from the shore.
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AtHenderson,

GalIia Times: 1.-The lecture on
Rome last Friday night by Rev,
D. 81. johnson was we'll attended
at Christ's church and tho Rev
erend proved himself we'll ac-
quainted with his subject "
M E. Church, Henderson July
9th. Admission 20 and 10 cents
Tickets on sale, at Messrs. Fry and
StookhoH's 8 store.
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Nice Potatoes.

Mr.. Paul Schools, who lives out
on Threo-mile, brought to this
office this morning, basket of
nice potatoes of his own raising,
and of the New York Early Rose
variety. They were as fine pota-
toes as were ever grown in this
county; the fact is no ono can beat
Mr.. Schools growing potatoes.
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Married.

Mr.. Ira Saunders. of Sulphur
Springs, Ind, formerly of Kama
wha Five-mile. and Miss Phoebe
Shelino, from up the Kanawha,
were married at Cincinnati Thurs.
day, Juno 81, 1901. Their future
homo will be in INDIANA.
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NInrriCh.

Mr.. Newt Parsons, son of Capt.
VIM. Parsons, of this city, was mar
ried recently at Beaver, Pa, to
Miss Nellie Graft The Register
together with Newrs host of
friends in this place, extend their
best wishes.
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Barn Hit.

During the recent storms barn
belonging to Ira Williams at Elm
wood, this county, was struck by
and badly damaged, and
on Saturday night last, his house
was also struck damaging it
somewhat. He is insured with
Tippett & Hutohenson..
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"A few months ago, food which L
ate for breakfast would not remain ON
my stomach for half an hour. used
one bottle of your Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure and can now eat my breakfast
cod is thoroughly digested. Nothing
equals Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for
stomach troubles II. s.. Pitts, Ar
Iington, Tex. Kodol Dyspepfia Cure
digests what you eat. Hoon.
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ResLdences for SIC.

TToUsE AND LOT FOR SALE. 4 @ ten
II room twO-story frame dwelling mouse
in the very best of repair and IN most DC -
SirnDep iHGatl0h' She good large Stable on the
lot; ;' "a corner lot 81 sxi83 feet; Will sell very
reasonable IL sold at once. Terms maze 10
suit the buyer.
A SIN ROOM COTTAGE, frame, two
IA rooms up stairs; house IN best 81 repair
nII modern convcnicnccs. Price, Sl,2OOOO'
A GOOD FRAME HOUSE, centrally To-
"a Gated; best part OF town; above Gih street;
IL pretty res idcncc; II good bargain
THIVE ROOM FRAME HOUSE For sale
Z Price 10000; located in ENtcnsion.
good home for some one, nt II very low price
cEvERAL OTHER GOOD RESIDENCES
TOUm Lots.
SEVERAL GOOD TOWN LOTS for sale
- cheap.
E. B. TIPPETT.
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
Point Pleasant, w. Va.
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NO as.

Dyspeptics cannot be long lived be-
caure to live, requires nouFishment,
gested. Adisortlered stomach cannot
digest food, it must have assistance,
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests ali
kinds of food without aid from the
stomach, allowing it to rest and re-
gain its natural functions. Its ele-
ments are exactly the same as the
digestive fluids aud IL simply
can't help but do you good. Hooff.
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Taken Home.

Mrs. Samuel Roberts who had
her hip broken at GaIlipolis about
week ago. was taken to her home
at Robertsburg last Saturday.
She is reported as doing we'll un-
der the circumstances.
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Outings are being planned by
nearly everybody and they will be
fitting before many days. The
warm weather and dullness of mid
summer is driving them to various
pleasure resorts.
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Getting Tony.

a rule has been adopted on the
Ohio River Railroad, whereby all
employees travelling on train en-
ployes' passes must ride on Rc-
oommodation trains and not on the
fast trains.
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Tho mon whose business it is
to repair telephone, telegraph and
electric wires, these stormy daysA
with electricity playing all around
them, have a mighty risky job, and
ono which no one envies.
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For Sale

Two fine farms in Han
nan District. Call on or ad'
dress f. B. Tippett. Real
Estate Agent, Point Pleas
ant. w. Va.
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Onicers elected.

Alta meeting of the K. of p
Lodge, held Tuesday night, the
following officers were elected:
j, r, Vest, 9, O.
e. r. Stephenson, V. O.
A. Edwards, p.
g. j. $omerville, M. of A.
E Blair, M. of w.
John l.. Written, Trustee.
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The Doctors told me my cough
was inonrable; One Minute Cough
Cure made mo n well man. Norris
Silver, North Stratsord, N. H.-Be.
cnnse you've not found relief from "a
Minute Cough Cure has cured thous
ands and it will cure you. Safe ant
sure. Hoon.
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Soon the great State of Ohio
will be in the midst of red-hot
political campaign again. We
should be thankful We are to have
a rest this year.
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Parkersburg is to have an opera
louse aud business block that is
TO cost between $15O,OOO and $780,
OuO. Hon. j. N. Camden and 9th
er men of wealth are going to
erect it on large lot they own on
Market street.
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Killed.

Huntington, w. Va, June 90
VIM. Crossen, of Kenova, was
killed last night by an Ohio River
train passing over his body, hor-
ribly mangling it.
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Street railways will no doubt
be a good thing to have in time.
but the power of the companies
8 iould be limited.
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We see by an exchange that six
teen young ladies were poisoned
by eating ice cream at Clinton,
Iowa. Point Pleasant young men
should paste this information in
their hats and when your best girl
has longing for moro after the
first plateful of cream just pass her
your hat.
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Boys who play ball in the
streets, will do we'll to remember
that it is violation of the town
ordinance. Stop it, or you may
be waltzed up before the Mayor.
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Married,

Miss Alpha Gable and Mr.. Geo.
Doll, of Ithioa, N. Y, wero married
on the Goth inst. They will make
lthica their future home.
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Send your repair work to me
and have it done up in good shape.
9. Q. Tippett, The Tailor.

a surgical operation is not neces-
sary to cure piles. DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salves saves all tliHt expense
and never fails. Beware of counter
feits. HooH
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wives in Texas.

A great many women cast are
trying to get their husbands to
move to Texas. In Texas the wife
owns one.third of everything, and
in case of divorce it is not ques-
ton of alimony, but square di-
vide; moreover the homestead can
never be enoumbered at all and can
not be sold unless the woman signs
the deed with dry eyes.
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MIR. James Brown, of .Putsmouth.
Va, over ninety years ofage suffered
for years with a bsd sore on his face.
Physicians could not help him. De-
Witts's Witch Hazel Save cured him
permanently. Hooff.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-07-03

The mud caused by spriukling
streets is about as Questionable
as the dust to bioyole riders.
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Danger, diseased and death follow
neglect of the bowels. Use DeWitt's
Little Early Risers to regulate them
and you will add years to your life
and life to your years. Easy to take,
never gripes, HooT
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When hungry, remember the
best place to cat is at Howard 81
Holloway's lunch room. Open
day and night.
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Eczema, saltrheum, letter, chatting,
ivy poisoning and all skin tortures are
quickly cured by DeWitt's Witch Ha-
eel Salve, The certain pile cure.
Hooff
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There are some 60 teachers pre-
sent at the examination now being
conducted at the High School
building.
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The bilious, tired, nervous man can
not successfully compete with his
healthy rival DeWttt's Little EARLY
Risers the famous pills for constipa-
ton will remove the cause of your
troubles HoofT
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Remember o. O. Tippett, The
Tailor, will repair and Rx your old
suit and make it look like new.
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from fridays Dallr.
rrnm NYedncsday,a DaIlv.

ETom Fridays DRllN
Mr. Ira W. Sayre, of Letart, was
here yesterday.
Mr.. e. S. Bright, of Brighton,
was in town last night
Mr.. Wm. Brown, of Maggie, was
in town yesterday on business.
Mr.. Ed Long continues to be
quite low.
Mr.. Robt. Somerville of Pleasant
Flats, was a business visitor here
yesterday.
DR.. e. j. Mossman acoompined
Mrs Snyder to Alderson yester-
day and will return Monday.
Miss Lizzie Smith, of Grimm's
Landing. is visiting Mrs. j. l..
Hutchinson, at Henderson.
Mrs. Martha Kuhn, aged 84,
who has been afflicted for years, is
dangerously i'll this morning.
Rev. S. j. Miller returned yes
terday from District Conference
at Ripley.
Mrs. VIM. Vaught and children,
from up the Kanawha, is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H
Hogg near town.
Miss Alice NeaIe and her guest
Mrs. Jno. MoCoach, of Hunting.
ton, we're the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs, w. Ell, Hogg, near town, last
night,
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In the year 1898 the value of
West Virginia poultry and eggs
sold was $2,932, ,19S.
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West Virginia has been occupy
ing prominent place in the
metropo Titan journals but it is not
very pleasant idea to have to go
through what has been happening
during the past few days in order
to get place in them.
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PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
what They arc Doing and
whittier They Go.

whither They Go. 5
| &e~S4oSeze@ SIeseSeSSSSs@S-aS
rrom Wednesdays Danv.
Mr.. Geo w. Windon, of Pleas
ant Flate, was in town yesterday.
Mr.. FL. @. Bailey, of CIarksburg
popular travelling man, is in town
Mrs. e. w. Ryan and little son.
of Winchester, Ind, are here visit
ing her sister Mrs. e. McElfresh'
Mr.. Fulton Whaley, of Gallipo-
lis Ferry, was here for short time
yesterday evening.
Mr. Fred 10th, of New York, is
here on visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Friedman.
Mrs. A. G.. Grinnan and baby,
of Weston, arrived here yesterday
evening on visit to her many
friends.
Mr.. w. A. Ellis, of Racine, o.,
and a very prominent business
man, was in town yesterday on
business.
Mr.. O. e. Jones, returned yes
terday from a business trip to Col
umbus, and will leave today for
Portsmouth, for few days.
u. S. Marshal John K. Thomp-
son, of Raymond City is in town,
the guest of his sister, Mrs A. r.
Barbee.
The many friends of Mr. Q. O..
Lewis, who has been quito sick for
the past week or two at his home
near town, will be glad to learn
through tue Register this morning,
that he is very much improved,
From Thursdays Daily.
Mrs. Jos. Vest, will leave today,
on visit to relatives at Hamlin.
Mr.. w. j. Keister, of Ashton,
was in the town yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. A. @. Cox, of Beech
Hill, were in town yesterday
Mr.. @. w. Maupin, of Arbuckle,
was in town yesterday.
Mr.. L. b. Sayre. of Huntington,
was in town last night,
Miss Clara e ppIe, of Pomeroy
is the charming guest of Miss
Minnie Price.
Miss Cora Swisher, of Cheshire,
Ohio, is here visiting her brother,
Mr.. S. w. Swisher
Miss Virginia Wiley, will leave
this afternoon for Charleston, to
visit MIR. Q. w. Young and family.
Mr.. Henry Dickinson, of Char
lesion, was visitor in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. S. n. Park, and children
left this morning for Columbus, to
TO visit relatives for u week or two
Mr.. and Mrs. d. S. Snyder, will
leave this afternoon, for Anderson,
whore they are going on account
of Mrs. Snyder's health.
Born to Corporal and Mrs l.. r.
Cox, of Co. b. I'd, w. Va, Reg.
Vol, Inf, of Beech Hill, daugh-
ter, Juno Sth, 1901
DIR. j. Fl. Campbell, of Glen
wood, WAS in town yesterday meet
ing with the U, $, Board of Pom
sion Examiners, of which he is a
member.
Miss Maria MoCulloch, Misses
Mary and Janet McCullooh,
and MIR; John McCClloch left
this morning on the Indiana
for Cincinnati.
Miss Marie Spurlock of Leon,
and Miss Ora Cartmill, Of Hart
ford, two pretty school teachers
here attending the teachers ex.
animation, we're pleasant callers al
this office, this morning.
from Fridays DGllT.
Mr.. Ira w. Soyre, of Letart, was
here yesterday.
Mr.. e. S. Bright, of Brighton
was in town last night.
Mr., Wm, Brown, of Maggie, was
in town yesterday on business.
Mr.. Ed Long continues to be
quite low.
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Messrs. P. S. Lewis & Son, of
the Beeohwood Stock Farm near
town, shipped yesterday fine ten
months.old Short Horn bull to
MiIlersburg, Ohio. This firm is
getting big reputation for raising
pure bred Short Horns.
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It's pity some women's voices
can't get their nerves pulled.
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Little Miss Gertrude Moriarty,
has returned home from three
weeks visit with friends, at Mid
dleport, Hartford and Mason.
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Bargains in writing paper and
envelopes at Van Gilder's drug
store; beautiful "Repp," formerly
sold at 20 per quire, now 1Orcents.
Envelopes as low as 2 cents per
package.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1901-07-03

That noble and ohivalrous gen
tIeman, Lord Russell, has discover
ed that "hell hath no fury like q
woman scorned." His prospects
for term in Jail for bigamy are
most hattering.