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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-03-29

The housewife who covets fine
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economically, should keep closely
acquainted with our linen section.
Here's a good moneys worth:
s6-inch pure linen shirt waist suit
ing, a soft, fine cloth and excellent
z1zSr 90. - 81. - y
value, at sec yard. z.z ~. 3.
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Art Goods

Lovers of fancy work will find
many new designs in tinted pillow
tops and center pieces at the Art
Goods Counter. They come in floral
and conventional designs and
range in price from 1Oc to $1.OO
Here's very special value in a
new sofa pillow top and back, with
the materials for working and a dia-
gram showing the correct colors to
use, only Acc for the entire outfit.
Tuesdays and Fridays we give
free embroidery lessons from 2 to 5
pm. -.,#
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Handkerchief

Does the handkerchief box need
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Offering you can well afford to
make generous provision for the
future.
Ladies' Belfast linen handker-
chiefs, with convent embroidered
initials and butterfly designs, well
worth 25c, at 15c each, or SIC for
half dozen.
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SHIRTMAKER had left lot of spring neglgees in
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They neat white black effects and
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Pictorial Review, Half Price

WE are selling the Pictorial Review April number at &c. in
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49, Pictorial introduction. In interesting
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-09-06
NIL. n. Knirht. nf Maggie.

HI. I. N. knight. Of Maggie,
in town.
Mr. G Eastham, from up Kama
wha. was in town yesterday.
Messrs W j Keister, Sam'I Keis
ter, Harry Prince. Chss Haymas
and a number of others from thl
lower end of the county. we're II
town yesterday.
MrPIsas Brown. of Bellaire. O.
and Mrs Jas Brown. of Hartford
were the guests Of Mr. and Mn
Arthur Edwards yesterday.
Mr. j s Spencer and wife enter.
tanned few friends at their home
Saturday evening.
Prof j b Sayre and little son,
Thomas Clark. of Longdale, were
in town yesterday.
Messrs Herman A and Frank
Clarke. of Graham Station, are in
town.
Mr. James George. of Ashton,
was in town yesterday.
Col II E Spilman and Mr. o A
Roush. of Spilman, were in town
yesterday
Mfr Lasley. of Cheshire, was
here yesterday
Messrs. A. j. Brinker and Joseph
Roush, of Graham District, are
here this week, members of the
grand jury.
Col a. R. Howard returned
Thursday from Northfork, this
state, whore he delivered an adj
dress at the laying of the corner
stone of the Masonic Temple be-
ing built there. He was taken sick
on the train on his way home and
has been quite poorly since his re-
turn.
DR. D E Musgrave. of STANDARD.
Kanawha County, visiting his
father, Mr. Asa Musgrave. at Old
Town, for the past several daye.
left Monday on a business trip to
Cincinnati DIR j 3 Musgrave, of
Handley, here also visiting his
father and attending the County
Fair returned home Friday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-09-06

Henry Stewart, of West CoIum-
bia, died last Friday. The funeral
was held at the residence of his
sister, Aunt Bette Mcdaniel. who
lives in Pleasant Flats, ON Satur-
day at 2 O'Clock p. m. Rev. o. B.
West conducted the funeral ser
vice. Mr.. RappoId. the under
taker, of Pomeroy, had charge of
the corpse which was gently laid
to rest in the family graveyard to
await the resurrection morn. Mr..
Stewart was In the 73rd year of his
age His wife has been dead foI
several years. He leaves numbs1
of grown children to mourn.
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chanped location

Mr.. F. NJ. Dunn. Jr.. mas sold
bis hsrdWsre, furniture and under
taking business at Leon. to Mr..
Caas. Buxton. who will continue
the business. Mr.. Dunn has pur-
chased an undertaking establish
msn' at Eaton. Ohio. and leaves
today To take charge of same.
HE fsmily will follow bi,- in about
a MONTH.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-09-06
Attacked bya mob

and beaten, in a labor riot, until
covered with sores, a Chicago
street car conductor applied Buck
lens AFnica SaIye, and was soon
sound and well. al use It IN my
family" writes q. ]. Welch, Of
Tekonsha, Mioh.. land End It per-
fect." Simply great for outs and
burns. Only ESQ at G w N
Hoof's drug store.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-09-06
FRANKIIN-IoNe
Home Wedding

AT the home of the brides pa
rents. Mr.. and Mre. James w.
Long. South Side. on the Kama
wha. on Tuesday. September 5.
1905, at l O'Clock p. m Mr.. Benja-
min franklin. Jr, of this city, and
Miss Frances Elizabeth Long.
were united in marriage by Rev.
J M. Boland, of the M. e. Church,
South, in the presence only of rela-
tives of the families The house
was beautifully decorated with
palms and numerous evergreens,
with profusion of out flowers.
Mendelssohns wedding march was
delightfully."- rendered by Miss Eva
line Long, sister of the bride. Miss
Charlesie Harmon, of Messy Greek,
Va, was Maid of Honor. and the
brides sister. Mrs. Gilbert Harms.
berger. of Shenandoah City. Va,
was Matron, while Mr.. @ r. Mo.
Cullooh of this city, was best man;
little Miss Mary MoCulloch. flower
girl. accompanied by Master BEN
ME Tracy, of Wheeling, nephew
of the groom. carried the ritual.
The beautiful bride was attired
in delicate liberty satin, trimmed
with point lace rose medallions,
and tucked chiffon, and carried
bouquet of Bride Roses; the Maid
of Honor and Matron, were attired
in Japanese silk and carried bon
quets of La France roses; while
the groom and groomsman wore
Prince Alberts. white vests and
gray trousers. After the happy
wedding ceremony the guests re-
paired to the spacious dining hall,
where they enjoyed the wedding
breakfast.
The bride is beautiful and
highly accomplished young lady,
while the groom is one of Point
Peasants popular young business
men, and We, together with his
many friends, wish him and his
fair bride a long. happy and use
full life.
Those present from a distance
were:
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. Payne and son Mr.
Frank, of Cincinnati, Ohio, Mrs. Frank
Brown. of Parkersburg, W. Va, Mr.. James
Harmon and Miss Rose Harmon, of Swan
Greek, Ohio. Miss Charlesie Harmon, OF
Messy Creek, Va. Mr.. e. b. Garland. Hunt
ington. w. Va, Mr.. Kentcn AdcGumn, of
Dun Loop, w. Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Harnsbarger, Of
Shenandoah City, Va. Mrs. E. DronilIard and
Miss Emily Dronillard OF Portsmouth, Ohio.
Mrs. NJ. E. Tracy and son Bonnie, of Wheel
ing, West Virginia.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. N. Boland, Mr. and Mrs.
BENZ Franklin, MT. and Mrs. J. q. Frank
lin. Mr.. and Mrs. William Morgan, Mr.. and
Mrs. P g. Couch, MI and Mrs. Mason Long,
Mrs. William Long, Mrs Henderson Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs, william Vaught, Mrs. Nan
Anna Ryan, Mr.. and :AIrs.A. n. Roseberry
Misses Lizzie Smith, Charlotte McCaus-
land, Kathereen sterrett, Roseland sterrett,
Fannie Arbuckle, Fannie sterrett, Kate
stribIing. virgie Lee Hughes. Florence Nc
Culloch, Mary McCuIloch.
Messrs. G. z. Jones, h. L. Hutchinson
Mr.. Boyd sterett, Mr.. c. R. McCulloeh.
Grtn T. Smith, Samuel sterrett, Howard
McCulloch.
The happy couple left on the
south bound afternoon K. & NJ.
train for points of interest in the
East.
No need to fear sudden attacke
of cholera infantum. dysentery,
diarrhoea. summer complaint of
any sort If you have DIR. FowIeTs
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-09-06
DEATHS.

Miss ZelIie E. Aten died at her
home at Chestnut, this county,
Sunday. Sept. Bird, 1905. passed to
the great beyond at the age of 19
years. The deceased was sister
to Hon. John q. Aten.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-09-06

If you care anything for the
looks of your house. use the Law
rence Paints. Scientific mixtures
for beauty and use-and lasting.
See j. w. Rhoades & Go.
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River News.

Chas Dashner, engineer on the
government boat Jas Rumsey, was
here Sunday and Monday visiting
his brother. Clarenoe Dashner. The
Rumsey is working at Mob ShoIes
in the Kanawha making a new
chute.
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and attending the Fair.
Mr.. w a. Compton Of Charles
ton. was here Iant week victim
friends
I Mp S. Couch. of South Side
returned Saturday from a fishinI
trip up on the lakes.
Misses May and Bonnie Lushel
iof Ben Lomond, were the guests o
Miss Margaret NeaIe last week.
Mre. Harry Porter and children
of Ben Lomond. were visiting Nj
and Mrs. Robert Neale last week.
Miss Helen Hale returned las
Wednesday from visit to friepdl
in Middleport.
Messrs W 81. a. Gardner ane
Ohas. F. Filson returned Saturday
from camping near Anderson.
Miss Anna Sehon, of Hunting.
ton, is here visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Ed Thomas and mother
Mrp. 8 L Woods, spent Sunday
in Charleston with relatives
Mrs w. D. Lewis and daughter
Miss Lynn. of Charleston. were
the4gueste, of J NJ. q, Bsale and
family last week.
Mr. ana Mrs. 3 S. o'Roark. OF
Camel City, Ky.i were here Sat
urday. Sunday and Monday visit
ing Mr.. D. s. Sayder and wife and
other friends.
Miss Mary Couch, here for sew
eral weeks visiting friends. will
leave today for her home at Char
lesion.
Miss Pearl Wilgus, of Proctor
vile, Ohio, who has been spending
a few days with friends here, re-
turned home Sunday.
Mrs. N. E. Hale and Mrs. o. L.
Hale and daughter Gertrude, spent
week before last visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. E. A. PoIsley at Letart.
Miss Madge Allen. here for the
past few weeks visiting Miss Bessie
Stone, returned to her home in
Columbus Sunday
Miss Ruby Haynes here visiting
her mother and sisters returned
Saturday to Lexington, Ky where
she is pstron i'd female COL
lege.
Col. q. B. Thomas, who has
been quite sick for some time, has
been taken worse the past few days,
much to the regret to his numerous
friends.
Mrs. B. Gilmore left Sunday for
Parkersburg to keep house for her
daughter, Mrs. DuVal. while she
and her husband Mr.. Geo. A. Du.
Val take a trip through Canada.
Mr. o l.. Kiger. of Gallipolis,
and Miss Musa Kiger, of Hunt
ington, returned Sunday evening
after short visit here with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs Robert
Kiger.
Mr.. W. R. Tippett, daughter,
Mrr. James Grasty, of Virginia.
and son Brooks and Mr.. Otto Cum
ningham here for the past several
days visiting relatives returned to
Ravenswood, Saturday
Mrs 81. Il. Heiner and three
children arrived here from st.
Paul, MINI Saturday evening on
a visit to her mother, Mrs Geo. W.
Tippett. Mr.. Heiner came over
Sunday from Columbus and re-
TUNED Monday. Columbus will be
their future home.
Mrs. Everett rKiger and little
daughter, here visiting Mr.. Robert
Kiger and family left Sunday for
their home in Chicago, aocompan-
ed by Miss Muset Kiger. From
Chicago they will go to Portland,
Oregon. and a number of other
places of interest through the
West.
Mrs L. s. English and son, Eu.
gene, came up from Huntington
last week to visit Judge and Mrs.
j. w. English. Mr.. Eugene left
yesterday for White Pigeon. .Mioh !,
where he will attend school Mrs.
English will return to Huntington
today.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-09-06

No need to fear sudden attacke
of cholera infantum. dysentery.
diarrhoea. summer complaint of
any sort if you have DIR. FowIeTs
Extract of Wild Strawberry in the
medicine chest.
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Psr1onal Mention.

Captain >, u. Parsons mas re
1 turned from Pence Springs.
Mr.. Joseph Brown. of Appl
Grove. was in town last week.
| Mr.. Adam Littlepage, Jr, o
Charleston. was here last week.
Hen j. A. Jarrett. of Charleston
was here part of last week
Mrs. R. b Allen. of Ray mono
City. is here visiting relatives
Mr and Mrs Ralph Condee speni
Sunday with friends at Letart.
Mr.. A. n Schubert left Sunday
ON business trip to Columbus.
DIR. Lewis Bowling. of Black
Betsy, was here taking in the Fail
last week.
Mr.. O L Topping. of CharlestOni
was here last week attending the
Fair.
Mr.. Robert johnson, of st.
MaIy-s was here last week taking
in the Fair.
Mr. Henry Vance, of Psrkers-
burg, as visiting friends here q
few days last week.
Mr.. F. Ru1dett left yesterday
for Columbus to- visit the OHIO
State Fair.
Miss Lizzie Curry. Of CHARTS
ton, was here visiting here sister,
Mrr. II, B. Varian. last week..
Mr.. w. P. Bowling and little
son, of Poca, were here Thunday
and Friday.
Mr.. s g. Littlepage. of Charles
ton. was here last week visiting
friends.
Hon. George s. Couch. of Char
lesion. was in town last Wednes-
day.
Mrp. John Epple and children
have returned from Columbus after
two weeks visit with her sister, Mrs
Herman Hawkins.
Miss Helen Epple. of Canal Do
yer, Ohio, is here on visit with
her aunt, Mrp. John EppIe.
Mrs David Rhoades has return,
ed from a four months visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Herman Haw-
kins, of Columbus.
Mr.. j. T. Graham. attorney at
law, of Huntington. and his stem.
ographer. Miss Stella Cremeans.
were last Saturday.
Mrs Gilbert Rsyburn and little
son, left Sunday on weeks visit
to her daughter, Mrs Ernest Rid
die, at Parkersburg.
Judge Warren Miller. Hon. W.
81. O'Brien and Hon. VIM D. Par
sons were in town Saturday on
their way home at Ripley.
Mr.. j. Friedman has returned
from New York where he has been
for three weeks buying goods fer
Messrs j Friedman & Co
Mr.. William MoGuffiu. wife. and
family, went to Middleport Satur-
day to visit relatives and returned
Monday.
Misses Rosh Vickers and Myrtle
Garrison. of this city. Misses Liz
zie Curry, Rose Merrell and Maude
StaInaker. of Charleston. spent
Sunday in Petersburg.
Messrs. Emmett Silverman and
David McCutchen, of Charleston,
were here last week visiting friends
and attending the Fair.
Mrs @. B. Loving, Mrs. Q b.
Settle and Mrs. j. T. Harvey, of
Dsepwater, Fsyette County, were
here last week visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Bert Burdett. Mrs Loving
is Mrs Burdett's mother.
Mr.. Charles Conner and sister.
Miss Kate, of Hurricane, were
visiting their unole. Mr.. John
Conner and family. near town last
week.
Mr.. Henry GWinn and daughter,
Miss Minnie, of Glenwood, were
visiting Hon. j. L. Written and
family, last week. Miss Gwinn
has just returned from a visit to
friends at Buffalo, N Y. and Nj
agara Falls.
Mr.. Ham A. Parr, wife and two
and Mr. Bert Grow, of
Great Bend, Ohio. who have heen
visiting Mre. PARIS parents. Capt.
and Mrs " q Roseherrv near
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Mr. w. b. Sayre, of Mercer
Bottom. was in town Monday.
Mr. Allen Barber. Of STOCKTON
war IL town Saturday
Mr.. = g. Porter. of Ben Lie
mond was here Monday.
Hon Adam b. Littlepage. o
Charleston, is here attending oour
MRS Mary Moore. of Middlepori
here visiting friends. retnrne.
home Tuesday
DR.. A. Herrenkohl. of Sohoo
House, was in town yesterday OF
professional business.
Mrs. Ollie Raines and it'll,
brother. George Knapp. of Water
loo. were visitors in town Yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Holmes, Of
OhaTleston, we're here last week at
tending the fair.
Mr. Robt Haptonstall. working
in Columbus. spent Sunday here
with his wife and daughter.
Mrs J. NJ 81 Bsale returned
Thursday. from trip to Massa-
Eohnsetts. Washington. p @. and
several springs in Virginia.
Mrs Jesse Colywell and little
daughter. here visiting relatives
for some time left Friday for their
home at st Marys.
Mr.. Robt Barnett came home
Saturday from Creeg's ALI Healing
Springs, Va, and will be here for
a week or 80.
Messrs. Harry Kincade, of this
city. and John Cartmill, near town,
went to Columbus on the exonr-
sion Sunday,
Mr. Charles Hogsett, of Rogsett.
one of Mason oounty's prominent
and well. to. do farmers. was in town
yesterday.
Mr. jacob Heatherington and
fal nily. left S aturday for Coraopo.
lii. Pa ;. whe!e they will perman-
O ly reside
Messrs 1C4rl Judy and Carl
3 andt here visiting the formers
grand mother, Mrs.. Sophia Vollert
returned 10. their home at Logan,
Ohio, Sunday.
Mrs Eliza Schubert, of Pitts
burg, returned to her home Satur.
day night after months visit to
her son. A FL Schubert and fami-
ly, at Heights.
Captain and Mrs George Epple,
of Shreveport, Louisiana, he1e last
week visiting Col 81 r Howard
and family returned Saturday to
Pomeroy. Ohio.
Mrs. Des Hardman for the past
several days visiting her sister
Mrs W o Roseberry, near town.
to her home at Spencer.
Monday
Mr. and Mrs Wayne Broebeok.
of Ashland. KY. here visiting
relatives and friends and Mrs Broe.
books parents, Mr. and Mrs George
Pullin at Debby returned to their
home Friday.
Miss Ottie Kinoade, who is at
tending business college at Hunt
ington. came up last Thursday to
visit her parents and attend the
fair. returning Friday.
On last Sunday evening Mr. W
81 Hogg and wife. near town. en-
tertained Misses Anna Sehon Mary
Couch, Messrs w w Riley and K.
T MoKinstry at six O'Clock din
ner
Mr.. Grover Long, son of Mr..
Philip Long. of Gallipolis. was
most pleasant visitor TO this Office
Tuesday. The figures on the adj
dress label of Mr.. Philip Longs
announces TIE fact that
he is by no means on the delin.
quent list. Thanks
Mr.. j. w. Steenbergen and
daughter. Mics Fannie. of GalIipo.
lis Ferry, Mrs Charles Steenber
gen, of Paris Ky. Mr.. and Mrs. j
A Young and little son, of Louis
vile Ky.,; wer the guests of Prof.
anG Mrs. P. q Steenbergen part
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Mr.. q Asohnl, Of Leon, vas ia

i Miss Iona Garrison is yisitin
friends in Parkersburg.
Mr.. Joe Csiner WAS in Colun
bus. Monday on business.
Mrs. John W. Love. and Mae
ter. Cory. returned Monday frop
a visit to relatives in Cincinnati.
Mr.. Marion B. Craig. who ha
been home on account of rheuma
tism, returned Friday to st. Mary'a
Miss Susie Gwinp, of Hunting
ton. is here visiting Hon. j. L
Written and family.
Mr.. James Sterrett, Of Charles
ton. WAS here last week visiting
his many friends
Miss Sallie Chambers and guest
Miss Margaret Couch, up Kanaw
ha, went to Middleport Saturday
to visit and will return to-day.
Miss Anna Haynes, of Clifton, lie
here visiting Miss Margaret. Mort
arty.
Mr.. James Emily. of st..M4rys
here visiting Mr.. Allen viokers
and family returned home Sunday.
Dr. j. a Work, of Kanawha
county, was here last week visiting
his parents and attending the fair
Mrs. j. S. Spencer and Miss
Kate Stribling will leave today for
Pence Springs.
Mr. VIM. r. Greenlee, near town
wss in town Monday, and while
here he renewed his subscription.
Mrs. Thomas Field, of Middle
port and Mrs. w. @. Franz, of
Charleston were visitors here We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Clarence Stewart, travelling
out of New York, came IN Satur-
day to visit his wife and baby and
left Monday.
Mr. Ed. Charles, Of Columbus.
attorney at law, will return today
after short visit here to his pa
rents, Capt. and Mrs. j. L. Charles.
Mr.. Eli Phfar and Miss Aida
Swisher. of Middleport. spent Sun
day here with Mr.. Charles Boyoe
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. R w. Harris, of
MiddIeport, spent last week here
visiting her mother, Mrs. r, F.
Chambers and family.
Mrs Cook and daughter. of st.
Louis. and Mrs Davis, of Hunting
ton, are visiting Mr. j F Burdett
and family, near town
Misses HszeIl and Minnie Row.
ley, here visiting Mr.. Fred Seorest
and wife last week, returned to
their homes at Charleston. Satur.
day.
Mr.. Charles Williams and Miss
Letta Mem, of Columbus, were
here Sunday visiting their oousins,
Mr.. John Lewis and family.
Mr. P. M Kerwood working at
Marmet. repairing barges, returned
today after a weeks visit here with
his family.
Mr.. John M. Adkins and wife
returned to Wheeling Saturday
after weeks visit here with rela-
tives.
Mr.. Raymond Young here visi-.
ting his unole, Hon Rankin Wiley,
returned to his home at Charleston
Sunday.
Miss Veva Haptonstall will ill
the place as book keeper at the
Equity Milling Cos office during
Miss Kiger's absence.
Mrs. join Chase here visiting
her sister, Mrs. E. McElfresh, re-
turned to her home at Long Bot
tom. Ohio, Friday, accompanied
by Mrs. MoElfresh and little son
Misses Pauline and Ella 10th
after visit here with Messrs.
Joseph and Marcus Friedman and
left Friday for their home
in Cincinnati
Messrs. T. T. Wallis, of Clarks-
burg, W. b. Flanagan and DR..
Clark Murdoch, of Parkersburg,
were here last week taking in the
fair and visiting friends.
Misses carrie Hoy, Mary Kenna,
Messrs. Frank Laird and Plstt
Brightwell, of Charleston were
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The remsins of VIM. Barber
who killed lis sweet heart. Miss
Denny, at Huntington last week,
and afterwards took his own life.
an account of which was published
in our last iFsue. were brought to
his fathers home, Mr.. Allen Bar
Der. at Stockton, this county, last
Wednesday. aud inferred in the
Beech Hill Cemetery. services by
Rev. Byue. The parents have the
sympathy of the entire community
in their sad bereavement
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-09-06

Mr. George Shiugle and wife
have moved into the fat over the
Point Pleasant National Bank.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-09-06

In this issue We publish the game
Law in condensed form. 1t will be
noticed that thstsqnirrel law opens
opens Sept 18th instead of Sept.
LIST. as great many people believed
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-09-06

The happy couple left on the
south bound afternoon Z. & NJ
train for points of interest in the
East.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-09-06

Miss Bertha Gibbs has resigned
her position hs teacher at Heights
school and has accepted a petition
as teacher in the public schools al
Morgantown, and left Saturday to
begin her duties yesterday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-09-06
sweeping
Reductions
In Cotton Wash
Suits, Skirts and
Waists.

This is house cleaning time
and all Summer Stufs must
go out.
LOOK AT THESE PRICES
Shirtwaist Suits were $3.50
to 400, now 81.
Separate Skirts in Blue,
Gray and Black and White,
were SI.oo, now 6octs.
Linen Skirts were 50; SIS,
now 90.
White Waists were soc now
3ec;; white waists 8oc now soc;
white waists 81 now 6oc; I.25
now Soc; white waists, I-5o
now o8c; white waists, 90 now
I.Ie.
One lot of Silk Waists in
Black and Colors, were
81 so and 5 90, now $500
These are last years
waists.
Many small lots of goods
to be closed out at very
low prices.
MILLINERY.
All Summer Millinery
to close out at ridiculously
low prices.
We are showing an ad
vance line of new fall hats
TleDeUTdOIH Z POOTe Go
GaIIipolis, Ohio.
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Mr.. NJ Y. Hay who has been in
the employ of the government at
Look IL, ON Kanswha, just above
this place for few years. resigned
his position August 3lst, and has
aoceE ted position in the Office of
the West Virginia Malleable Iron
Plant. Mr.. Hay is a splendid and
practicaI book keeper. and will no
donbt faithfully discharge his new
duties
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1905-09-06

The Eaton-Hurlbut paper and
envelopes in various tints and
sizss at Van Gilder's