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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-09-02
A Surprise.

Mi. Samuel Dunbar. Jr, former
ly. of Gallipolis. but holds a
good position at Johnstown. Pa,
vas quietly married to a charming
young lady, Meulah Hepburn, of
Albany, N. Y. several days ago.
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Three Bows Drowned.

In Lincoln county. last week
three young boys about IL years
old. went in swimming in a small
creek; one boy got beyond a depth,
and the other two attempted to
save him, and as a result all were
drowned.
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Cheap Trips for Homeseekers
via %. CLIneg.

Greatly reduced ratesfor one way
tickets to points in the South and
West. Also special low rates for
round trip tickets, LIST and Sd Tues
day of each month. Full particu-
lars may be obtained By calling on
Agents of o Q Lines. Moulton
Houk, q P A, Toledo, o.
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Order it from Davis
e Sons-Their meats
are always choice and
low prices prevail.

Services at the Presbyterian
-Church-Preaohing at IL A. M
and 8 p. III. Communion at the
CLOSE of the morning service. The
session will meet Immediately
after the closing of the Sabbath
school for the reception of mem.
bers by profession of faith or by
letter
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Ravenswood is making big prep
arations for their fourteenth annual
reunion of the society Of the Blue
and the Gray, which will be held
September % and "a.
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PEOPLE YOU KNOW.
what They are Doing and
Whither They Go.


Miss Anna vanGilder. of Chesh'
ire spent a few days here last weel
with her aunt Mrs. F. A. Guthrie
Miss Alice Capehart who has
been visiting friends at Taswell
Va. has returned home.
Mr.. w. o. Newman. of EIerson
Va. who has been here visiting
relatives. left Monday for Gauley,
where he expects to be for several
weeks looking after some coal in.
terest he has there.
MIR. W. G. Jordan, has returned
from a visit to relatives at Zanes-
vile. Ohio.
Messrs. r. h. Wells and Fred
G.. Davis, of Middleport. were in
town Sunday.
Messrs f. j. Spencer and Olive
@. Handy, of Wauseon, Ohio. were
business visitors in town Monday
MI. Lee Rarthberg. of New
York. has accepted a position with
Messrs. j. Friedman s. 90.
Miss Virginia Wiley. who has
been spending several days with
her grandmother Mrs. Q. @. Miller,
near town has returned home.
Miss Tinie Robinson. of Toledo.
who has been visiting Mrs. @. ..
Miller. near town has returned
home.
Miss Irene Bowyer, has return
ed from a visit to friends in Galli-
polls.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Tippett. re-
turned Monday evening from their
visit in the Mountains.
Miss Margaret Malone returned
Friday from Cleveland, Ohio,
where she has been visiting rela-
tives for six weeks.
Capt. o. f. Hess. daughter Miss
Josephine and son-in-law Mr.. @.
o. Tippett were in Columbus,
Sunday, to visit Miss Alvena Hess,
who is in q hospital in that CITY.
Mrs. Hess who has been at the
bedside of her daughter, has re-
turned. while Miss Josephine will
remain until she regains her former
good health. which she is rapidly
doing. much to the delight of her
many friends.
Misses Pauline and Ella 10th,
who have been here on an extend
ed visit to Messrs. Joe and Mar
nus Friedman and family returned
to their home at Cincinnati, last
Wednesday.
Mr.. j. Q. Capehart, wife and
daughter. of Morgantown, were
visiting Mr.. oapehart's father,
Mr.. Stephen Capehart and wife,
the first of last week.
Mr.. Joseph White. a teacher
at the Boys Reform School at
Pruntytown, was here the first of
the week visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Thorn, of
Wyoma, who have been in New
York State visiting their daughter,
have returned home.
Mr. A j. Younger, of Leon, was
in town last Thursday on business.
While here he called and subscrib
ed for the Weekly Register.
DIR. F. v. Butcher and mother,
have moved here from Spencer
and II occupying part of the
brick house of Mr.. Hess, across
the street from Mr.. VanGilder'
drug store. Dr. Butcher has also
opened his dental parlors there.
DIR. j. r. Stafford, of GalIipolis,
was here one day last week.
Mr.. Wesley Kelly, of Pittsburg,
was in our CITY over Sunday.
Mr.. r. 81. Armstrong, of Hun.
tington, who had been at his home
at Arbuckle, visiting was in town
Sunday.
Mrs. G. B. Walker. of Athens. il
here visiting her SON Mr.. Guy
Walker. who is in Mercy Hospital.
MI. Joe Ruth. has been trans.
ferred from Wildwood to the B
& o. at this place as ticket agen,
and operator. He will move his
family here at once.
Rev. J. Howard Gibbons LEFT
Yesterday morning for Anstead
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l will have a large and new line
OF Fall hats before the Fair, at all
prices. Don't fail to get a new
hat for the Fair. Mrs. L. j. Will.
hanson.
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The following boats got out of
the Kanawha on this rise: Flor
ence Marmet. 81 barges. 2 Aats; E.
r. Andrews. "a barges; Robert P.
Gillian. 10 barges; Val P Collins,
IA barges. 8 flats; J. B. Lewis. Ia
barges,2 fats; Otto Marmet. 1e
barges, 1 fiat; Douglass Hall, 1O
barges; Bill Clark, 9 barges; Sea
Lion, 9 barges.
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Columbus Excursion, Ohio state
Fair. via d. 4. line.

Reduced rate tickets will be
sold from all stations in Ohio.
every day of the Fair. August 81.
Sept. I, 2. 8 and 4; tickets good
returning until Sept 3.
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Valuable Property In the
Town Of Point Pleasant
For Ga1a.

The heirs Of the late Mrs Annie
Kenny offer for sale their handsome
house and valuable property at the
corner of Main and 18th streets.
A quick sale will insure q liberal re-
ductfon In price.
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Any one wishing g Fair catalogue
or premium list of the Mason
County Fair Association for this
pear should drop the Secretary a
postal card. Mr.. F. G. Musgrave,
Point Pleasant, w. Va,
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Mrs. Geo. Shindle. of near Pitts
burg. is visiting relatives at Am
brosia.
Mrs. Gilbert Rayburn. is sick
with typhoid fever.
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was here the first of the week.
Mrs Sophia Judy and children
of Logan, Ohio, are visiting bel
mother. Mrs vollert.
Mr.. NJ. h. Roush. of New
Haven, called at this office Tues
day.
Mr.. Marrill Pierce, of Red
House. has opened a restaurant il
Mr.. Start Curry's saloon. and viii
in a few days move his family
here.
Miss Fannie Cakes. who has
been visiting Misses Kimberling,
returned to her home at Maiden
Monday.
Messrs Z. T. McKinstry and e
e. franklin. Mr.. and Mrs. L. s.
Pomeroy, Misses Sallie Chambers
and Bessie Sullivan. have returned
from a trip to Atlantic City and
several other points in the East.
Mrs. Start Curry, of Huntington
was here the past few days visiting
her husband. Mr.. Curry has rent
ed the house now occupied by Mr..
Will Bryan, and will move into
the same. as soon as Mr.. Bryan
moves onto his farm at Kanauga,
Ohio.
Mr.. A. Ct. Eastman, who has
been quite sick for some time with
pneumonia, at his sisters. Mrs.
Arbuckle, at Robertsburg. is i'm
proving.
Mr.. j. A. Roush, of Board. a
man nearly u years old, who
has been a constant subscriber to
this paper since its first issue,
1852. called at this office yesterday
and renewed his subscription.
Mrs. Julia Dair, of Morris Hill,
Ind, and Mrs. Joe Crowley. of
Central City. are in the city visi-
ting Mrs. Samantha Baum.
Mr.. Hugh Daugherty. was in
town Saturday.
Mrs Wellington Eastman. who
has been here ON a visit to Hon.
P. o. Eastman and family left for
her home in Chicago, Saturday
last.
Miss Rosa Vickers is here from
st. Mary's on a visit to her parents
Mr.. Allen Vickers and wife.
Miss Wayne Porter, of Clarks-
burg. who has been on ashort visit
to her parents, Capt. and Mrs. j.
o. Porter, at Ben Lomond, on her
way home, stopped here over Fri
day night. and was the guest of
Miss Muset Kiger.
Mrs. Thomas w. Malone, who
who was called to her home at Ma
son City on account of the death
of her mother, Mrs. Kennedy, Q
turned to her home at Washington
d. O. Tuesday after a short visit
here with relatives.
Messrs Arthur Price and Homer
Kayser returned. last Wednesday
from a trip to Niagara Falls, Buffa-
10 and several other points of in
terest.
Mr.. David Hart and wife, of
near Letart, were in town Satur-
day.
Mrs. Alexander Purdy and little
daughter who have been here
visiting friends for the psst few
weeks returned to their home at
Moundsville Saturday.
Miss Katie Cottle, visiting Mr..
j. T. Burdett and family near
town, returned to her home at
lockwood. Ohio, Monday.
Mr.. Harry VanMatre returned
Monday from Wheeling, where he
has been for several days.
MI. VIM Locke and family left
Monday for Spencer where they
will probably locate.
Miss Kate Stribling is the guest
of Mrs. L v. Guthrie at Hunting.
ton.
Mrs. Z. T. MoKinstry has re-.
turned from a visit to her sister
Mrs. L. ". Guthrie, at Huntington
Mrs. q. 81. Sargent and little
son, of Middleport, are here visit.
ing her mother Mrs. Lee.
Mr.. ID. s, Snyder and neios
Miss Bessie Snyder, left yesterday
on a trip to Maokinao Island
Mich.
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For Sale.

a chickering square piano, and also :
SteinEay SQUARE plano IN good condifion.
MISS FAEEIE STEENBERGEN,
aug.l u II. Point Pleasant " Va
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Mr.. Will Stephenson has pur-
CHASED from Mr.. Ed Powers a
small tract of land near Hickory
chapel this county and will move
his family from this city ON to the
same in q few DAYS.
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day for Fairmont where she viii
teach in the public school of that
city.
Miss Florence Dick who has
been the guest of the Misses Work,
returned to her home in Charles
ton. Saturday. accompanied by
Miss Margaret Work.
Miss Minnie Price has returned
from a months visit with friends
at Niagara Falls and Detroit, Mich.
Miss Sallie Newbraugh. of Col
umbus, is the guest of Miss Leona
First.
Miss Helen Howard. Stenogra-
pher at the Second Hospital for
Insane at Spencer. is here On q two
weeks visit to her parents.
Mrs. Chas. A. Hutchinson. of
Chicago, is here on a visit to Capt
Charles and family.
Quite a number of ladies and
gentlemen from Roane county,
were here Monday night. en-
route, Mackinac leland. Michigan.
Miss Grace Wheaton. returned
from Pittsburg last night, where
she has been visiting.
Miss Kate Steinbaoh. who has
been taking a business our at
Marshall College. Huntington,
graduated last week, and has re-
turned home. Miss Steinbach has
accepted a position as stenographer
aud type writer for Mr.. Russell
Moo ulloch, book-keeper for the
Malleable Iron Plant.
Mr.. @. O. Lewis has returned
from a trip through Canada and
Michigan.
Miss Annie Sehon. is visiting
in Hartford.
Mrs. @. Sehon, has returned to.
her home at Huntington.
Miss Congrove, of Huntington,
is visiting friends here.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. William
D. Hughes. of New Plymouth, o..
a son, Monday, Aug. 31st., 1903.
Mrs. Hughes is the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bruestle, of
this place.
Mrs. w. p. Love, of Flat Rock.
who was taken to Cincinnati a few
days ago and placed in a hospital,
and operated ON for a tumor, we
are very sorry to announce is
critically ill, and is not expected
recover from the operation. Her
husband. DIR. Love. is with her.
MI. d. G. Gardner. of the Flats,
has taken a position as bar-keeper
for Mr.. Start Curry.
Miss Amelia Pribble. of Parkers
burg, is here visiting relatives
Mr.. Henry Meeks and wife.
near town. will in a short time,
move to Washington State.
Mr.. Isaiah Curry. of Charleston.
was here Sunday visiting relatives
Mrs. Rush Burnside, who has
been visiting in Pittsburg. for
some time has returned home.
MI. Jas. Cornwall's store at
Glenwood, was struck by lightn-
ing Saturday and slightly damag
ed
Miss Bonnie Burks, has resigned
her position as clerk in the Bon
Ton, and has accepted one with
Mrs. L. j. Williamson.
MI. w. M. Duffy, has moved
his law office up stairs, over Miss
Selbe's confectionery store.
Misses Edith cCallister, of
Red House, and Lucy Hanley, of
Winfield. were the guests of Mr.
r. F. Chambers and family last
Sunday.
Mr.. George Greer and one of
his children, at Greer. are sick
with fever.
Miss Hattie Parsons, has return
ed to Pruntytown. after a two
weeks visit here with relatives.
Prof. j. M. Simpson, of the
Morgantown University, is home
for the summer vacation.
Mr. John L. Greer. of Greer,
was here yesterday.
Mrs. L. j. Williamson and Miss
Minnie Price. will leave Thursday
for Philadelphia. Baltimore and
New York, to attend the wholesale
! millinery opening.
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Jessie Rodgers. digging coal for
A J Sheline. Monday. dug 100
bushels of coal. making for 10
hours work, $500.
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See the free-fOr-alI paoe-Hon-
est John. 2:114. Land Lady, 2:l4,
Lady Miller, 2:17. and Others at
Point Pleasant Fair.
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We don't carry over stock. every
thing must go, Ribbon sale all
week. Mrs l.. j. Williamson's.
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Notice.

Tables, side board. ward robes.
divan. mirrors, chairs. lounge.
mattresses. lamps. kitchen untensils.
carpets, rugs, pictures. wash stand
set, Co., will be for sale this week
at Mrs. r. S. Biokel's fiat, over
Merchants National Bank.
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Messrs Charlie Wolf, Capt. OH.
yer Phelps and Miss Linnie Bell,
will teach the schools in Leon, the
coming term.
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Extracts of Lemon. Strawberry,
Banana, 10 cents per ounce each;
Extracts of Vanilla, 10 and 15 cents
per ounce, at Van Gilder's.
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Farmers ofsMason Comfy, don't
forget to arrangs your business to
spend Thursday and Friday, Sept,
IL and Is at Mason County Fair,
This is a farmers fair. Come and
bring your families.
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iLecture on ST. PAUL

RevsD 81 Reid has been urged
to give his lecture on st. Paul, at
the Wyoma Presbyterian Church,
Thursday night of this week. Let
a large crowd attend il.
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DRESS AND WALKING SKIRTS.

The largest line and greatest
variety we have ever shown.
Prices from 81 to SIS each.
We have a walking skirt in
grays and blacks, trimmed at
top with six rews of stitching at
bottom for s., a good weight
and serviceable.
We have added a line of
skirts for the Misses 90 inches
to SO inches long.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-09-02

Mr.. David Price. has purchased
from Mr.. John G. Stortz, the
brick building which he now co.
cupies for a saloon consideration
$500.
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Wanted.

Wanted.
Two girls to learn to make
pants.
O. G. Tippett, The Taylor.
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For Sale.

1900 acres of 6ne grazing and
farming lands. adjacent to Point
Pleasant. W. Va, being the James
Capehart farm. Will be sold as
whole or in parcels, to suit pur>
chasers. About 700 acres of hill
land and 500 acres Ohio River
bottom. Corners on property of
West Virginia Malleable Iron Co ,
which has a plant costing $60.000.-
90. Address. Point Pleasant
Development Co., Point Pleasant,
w. Va. Aug. 12tf.
The Social League of Trinity M
e Church, will meet with E. W.
Craig and wife. Friday evening.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-09-02

The IL year old son. of Mr.. Chas.
Gibbs. of Eddie Chapel, died
Monday.
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There will be an Toe cream and
cake festival at Hickory Chapel
Thursday night, Sept. Sd. Pro.
ceeds for pastors salary. All are
invited.
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WIN Teach at Leon.

Fever Thermometers, rs centf
and q dollar, at Van Gilder's.
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Gray squirrels are scarce in
Mason County.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-09-02

The rivers, both the Kanawha
and Ohio at this place walked up"
the bank Monday morning. Skiffs,
john-boats and the like, were away
out in the river at daylight Mon.
day.
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Feast of Cream, Cake and

The members of Rayburn Chap
ell, M E Church, South, will have a
festival of ice cream, cake, etc at
their church OIL Saturday night of
this week. The proceeds are for
the pastors benefit and the people
expect an immense crowd. The
choir from Bethel church will be
expected to furnish some of the
excellent music that they been rem
dering at different churches oflata
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Millinery.


Miss Ora Pritchett has re-
turned from the various millin-
cry centers with a large line of
all the newest things in millin-
cry. She will be here to attend
to your wants.
Big variety of ready-to-wear
hats.
Our store is full of all the
newest and best things for fall
winter.
Dearborn & PoOre's
GALLIPoL1s, o.
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CENTRAL FALLS.

Three persons were admitted to mem
bership at yesterdays meeting OF the
West Side Republican club Joseph
Hanson. George ". Walker and Thomas
Kitchens were appointed a committee to
arrange for concert. and when the
reception is given to Thomas Deardon
and william ogden
The home OF Mrs. r. X. Lamanine at
the corner Of fremont and Hardman
streets was entered Saturday A lock
on bureau drawer was forced open and
NiH taken therefrom.
The 2-year-old child of William CIodes
was found wandering near jerks park.
yesterday. and returned to It's parents.
AZ the meeting OF the Naturalist So
ciety held yesterday William Chadwick
read an interesting paper. The Destruc-
tion OF Trees" A large amount Of rou-
tine business was transacted and in the
evening there was an exhibition of
greenhouse roses.
The Republican city committee will
meet this evening 20 arrange for the pri-
maries
Miss Alice Angel Mowry Of East
Hampton. r. the guest OF Mrs. George
T Earle
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PORTSMOUTH.

Mrs Elmira sidelinger has returned
from visit 10 Denmark
Mrs william Gray and son. Harold. are
visiting In Great harrington. Mass
Miss Hannah Wilcox Of Fall River. Miss
Gordelier and Mrs J. w. clifford attended
the Christian church Sunday evening TO
nave the pleasure OF listening 20 Mrs.
Julia Ward Howe.
Harold Gray received the first premium
W me childrens department az the New
port county Fair for oil painting George
Naooell received the second premium for
.i painting IN the same department and
eoole NJ Gray received a first premium
'"f sofa pillow, same department
Siss Flora Phinrey and Miss Jessie
SRfsel returned yesterday 20 Tiverton
"a. = Gray % Cambridge visited the
snees n.,lei SUNDAY morning ard distributed
men. NV "sher
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THE NEWS OF THE STATE.

other lad that he had killed ne~rly 100
OF these birds during the summer.
Tautog have struck in very plentiful.
and deep water fishing is excellent.
Mr.. and Mrs Horace Peck OF Provt-
dence, who have been spending the sum-
mer here have returned home to the city.
The second official visitation OF grand
chancellor and board OF grand officers
will visit Burnside Lodge. Knights OF
Pythias, No. "a on Tuesday evening.
Oct. g.
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rlAOIC HAIR STAIN.

For brown or black. prepared by
GEORGE ORHSBY. Wig Maker and
Hairworker. 1ss fremont street Boston
II Is simple. safe and easily applied: con.
tsins no lead poisons: use u once and
you will never use any other BLANDINo
q BLAND1NG. 81 Weybosset street
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JOHN O'cONNEIL.
Hats. Caps, Furnishings. Trunk Store and
Laurdrx IL Just above the postofice.
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As party Of Portuguese from Wars,
we're dr'vine up Pawtucket avenue their
horse struck MS foot against a stone
which had fallen from carl ara ,s,
thrown. He got upon his feet ssasn
however. and when an account of ,hs
damage done by the fall was ,aks, !,
was found that the knees OF the hfe-,s
Continued on page Exht
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PIIENIx.

An alarm from box rs yesterday morn
ing in Phenix called the fire depart
ment out for the first time In nearly two
years. A chimney fire in one OF the COM
pany's houses in the mill village, in a
house occupied by Mrs. Bridget Fallon.
was che cause OF the alarm. The fire.
men were soon on the scene and succeed
ed in quenching the flames without the
use OF the hose. Mrs. Failon In her ef-
forts to extinguish the fire had one Of
her wrists burned quite badly. The dam
age was slight.
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BARRY IMPROVING

William Barry. the electric light trim.
mer. who was injured by fall from q
pole saturday, Is reported as improving
at the hospital The pole from ,.hin,,
he fell r. the same one by which v,,,i,a =,
Savage. the conductor. was knoctea
from his car and killed. a fewoyeeks ara
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PRICE RAISED.
FfsHERMEN's LTCK

Yesterday a party of local sports men
vent down the river for a days fishing
How far they went is not known but the
fact remains that they ala catch some
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-09-28

The thunder storm and the heavy wind
which preceded IL did not do any serio,I.
damage mere as FAR ne was reported. II
tore many Of the leaves from the to-.
and blew them upon the car tracks r,.t
ing the rails so slippery that Il was with
difficulty that the motermen could keer
their cars under control There wers
no accidents as result but for a tims
those who were operating the stree, car.
had to be exceedingly cautious when they
Nc,s on a down grade ~
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CHESTNUTS

Chestnuts are here in goodly quantities
this year and they seem 10 he very plen-
tiful. There are n good many Of them
In the woods south Of Waterman avenue.
and many bows OF the town take ad-
vantage OF the handy location OF the
trees To get their share Of the nuts
Several boys went Saturday and came
back with all they could stun into their
pockets. They said that the lot which
they had secured did not make any ap-
parent hole In the supply. the trees still
being loaded down with the nuts.
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NEW HOUSE.

Fred Bassett OF Danielson. Conn, was
In town yesterday.
Thomas Mcpherson of Attleboro was
the guest OF friends here yesterday.
Mrs. II. r. Dyer and daughter have re-
turned from two weeks stay on Pru-
dence island
Miss Grace Moredock is ENJOYING a two
weeks visit to the White mountains.
Alexander Klesg Of Pittsbure. pa 4,
the guest Of relatives here.
John Coggeshall of San Francisco 4.
the guest OF his sister. Mrs. George W
Ralston.