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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-12-30

CANNON & CANNON.
Is z. South Temple.
Money Loaned on Real Estate Cannot Be
-~i Taxed.
We make a speciality of placing such
loans. If YOU have money 10 loan and
wish six to eight per cent interest, with
best of improved real estate security, call
on us.
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SEE Stowe & Palmer ad. Last page
Section ons- --
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s-rTn. modern brick. 3izx10 rods to right
of way, east side, near So. Temple; 5000.
s-rm. modern brick. 45xf46 fl, sth East;
81 800
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Groom brick, nearly new. with lot
5xl35 feet; Southeast; car line; H,250. A
good buy.
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- CANNON & CANNON.
IS 4. So. Temple ST.
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CANNON & CANNON.

SEE Stowe & Palmer ad. Last page.
Section one. -.
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Homer
& Robertson
Real EsGaGes Loans and
Insurance.
CORNER SECOND WEST AND SEC
oND SOUTH STREETS, ssx11s1s FEET,
AT s275 PER FRONT FOOT. IN COM
PARISoN WITH PRICES ASKED FOR
OTHER PROPERTIES IN THE SAME
LOCATION THIS is THE CHEAPEST
CORNER ON THE REAL ESTATE
MARKET.
-
THIRD SOUTH STREET Is THE
COMING STREET OF THE CITY.
BUYING FRONTAGE On THIRD
SOUTH is LIKE FINDING MONEY
WE HAVE s6x1s5 FEET BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND WEST. WHICH
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO QUOTE
FOR A FEW DAYS AT s1s5 PER
FRONT FOOT.
-
"
5-RoOM COTTAGE NOW ON THE
GROUND.
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PETERSON REAL ESTATE INV. CO.
$50 South Main Street.
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4 TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT
BRICK BUILDING. ALL UNDER
LEASE. PAYING A LITTLE OVER C
PER CENT NET on THE INVEST
MENT. CORNER ON FIRST SOUTH
STREET. LOT 5Ox165 FEET OF
GROUND. GROUND ALONE IS
WORTH $4,000 WE CAN DELIVER
WHOLE THING FOR sse,eo0
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l-room house. with 2isx10-rod lot: bath,
etc: Northeast: $3.50
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THIRD SOUTH STREET Is THE
COMING STREET OF THE CITY.
BUYING FRONTAGE On THIRD
SOUTH IS LIKE FINDING MONEY.
WE HAVE 66x165 FEET BETWEEN
FIRST AND SECOND WEST. WHICH
WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO QUOTE
FOR A FEW DAYS AT s1s5 PER
FRONT Foot
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ss1zxl15lz feet 10 alley. Ninth East and
Fifth South, corner; $500.
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YOURS TRULY.
A. RICHTER. 1s WEST FIRST SOUTH TELEPHONE GIL
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FLAT SITES.

ssIzx1S2 feet. with right of way, Fourth
East near Second South. $500.
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66x165 feet on West Temple near Ain
South $50 per foot or will sell 90 feet
deep, with right Of way, at S145 per foot
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5Sx99 feet. with right of way. Fourth
South near West Temple, $50 per foot.
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37j5x14e feet to alley. Jefferson street
West Temple and Ninth South; $41250.
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sax99 feet. with right of way. corner OF
foot
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12oxl50-foot corner on Eleventh E, &, 800.
3ihxIO on Twelfth East between Fourth
and Fifth South, $3.50 See us at once.
$1,000 and upward for Capitol Hill lots.
The future Mob hill of this city. Only !,
few left. Easy terms; monthly payments
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4x1O rods. Fifth East near Seventh So
1850
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ssx1s5 feet. Third South near Fourth
East g. $50
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fe0xl21-foot corner with improvements,
paying per cent. net, on price, $4,000.
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VACANT LOTS.

$ox115is feet to alley, Seventh East be
tween Sixth and Seventh South; $1,000
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SEE Stowe & Palmer ad. Last page.
Section /.
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4ox1l51s feet to alley on Ninth East near
Fifth South: $3.50
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SEE Us AT ONCE.
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40xl10 feet TO alley, corner Fourth South
and University street $50.
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10x10-rod corner on Fourth street: faces
south and east; a great snap if taken
before Jan. l, 1867: 50 80.
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Three lots. Richmond avenue near Ninth
East and Eleventh South: $500.
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Homer
& Robertson
Real Estate. Loans and
insurance.

CORNER SECOND WEST AND SEC
oND SOUTH STREETS, esxl1sls FEET,
AT s275 PER FRONT FOOT. IN COM
PARISON WITH PRICES ASKED FOR
OTHER PROPERTIES IN THE SAME
LOCATION THIS IS THE CHEAPEST
CORNER ON THE REAL ESTATE
MARKET.
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4Ox721z feet to alley. near Fourth South
and Thirteenth East; $500.
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77.-r I3,a v@vSs saasfs. ?sss s.
*TA-Ertc RTHEP
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A FEW SNAPS

BUSINESS PROPERTY AND FLAT
SITES.
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n1zx1S1Iz feet on 81 So. between ".
Temple and list. W, $500 per foot.
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Three lots, corner Third East and soutl
Of Tenth South, $1,000
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A PRETTY LITTLE TERRACE SITE
on EAST FIRST SOUTH, 6sx16s FEET,
5000. WE ASK NOTHING FOR THE
5-ROOM COTTAGE NOW ON THE
GROUND.
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esxSa0 on state. near 9TH So, $50 pc
foot.
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SEE Stove Palmer ad. Last page.
Section one.
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Three acres near Calder's Park: common
buildings; fine stream water on same;
81. 100
Nice pair 9Th F. lots, $500.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-05-30
Handso,nely Carried

The election held last Friday in
this city. upon the proposition OF
adding 40 cents to so Gems rate
fixed BY law, making a total of SO
cents ON the 500 valuation. was
largely carried; and had the most
of those who voted against the
additional levy been truthfully in
formed upon the subject, the pro-
position would have almost un-
animously carried. There were
only 16 votes against it in the first
ward. 10 in the second and A in
the third.
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Closing Out at Cost.

A rare chance for bargains in all
kinds of Jewelry, Watches, Clocks.
Silverware, Art Goods, Umbrellas,
Genuine Out Glass. and in fact
everything, up-to date goods, now
in my store. This stock must be
closed out in 30 days This is nc
catch advertisement, but come in
and examine goods and prices
Everybody invited.
JOHN O. SToRrz
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Personal Mention.

C4p F. P. Mlller. of GallipoIis.
was here Sunday.
Mr. Chas Clarke. Of Gall,poli-.
was in our city, Sunday
Mrs. Pat Allen of Raymond City,
is here visiting relatives.
Mr.J. W. Cobb. of Meroer's
Bottom. was here Saturday.
MIR. P. B. Buxton, of Leon, was
here on business Thursday.
Mr.. E A. Smith. of Hartford,
was in town last Wednesday.
Mr.. @ T. Butiu, of Columbus
Was here the first of the week.
Prof O A Green. of near Ash.
ton. was here few days last week
Mr.. T E GreenIee. of Arbuckle,
WAS caller at this cfioe Saturday
Miss Ella waggener has return,
ed from visit to friends in Char
lesion.
Mr.. Fred Holloway has return.
ed from a visit to Huntington
friends.
Mr.. Young, of Pomeroy. wat
here for few hours Saturday on
business
Mr.. NJ. S. Taylor. of Leon. was
here on business Friday night and
Saturday.
MIR. Arthur Goodwin, sick for a
few days last week has about fully
recovered.
Mr. y. F. Rosebsrry who has
been in the West for some time
has returned home.
Mrs. Andy Watson left Thursday
for Cincinnati, where she goes fol
Medical treatment.
Mrs. John Harrison, of First
Street. spent Sunday at Hunting
ton, the guest of relatives.
Mr.. Robt. Hsptonstall came ur
from Huntington to spend Sunday
with his wife and daughter.
Mrs. Name s Curry and daugh-
ter, Miss Bessie. spent Sunday in
Huntington, the guest of relatives
Miss Nell Van Deman, here visi,
ting Miss Alice Capehart. has re
turned to her nome at Delaware. o
Mr.. aud Mrs. E A. PoIsley. Of
Lstart. spent Sunday here with
Mrs P ,lsIey's mother, Mrs N E
Hall.
Mrs. Charles Cooke. of Oinoin-
natl, here a few days last week
visiting Mr.. and Mrs W. s Tully
has returned home.
Miss Susie Waggener. of Pleas
ant Flats, was here Sunday visi.
ting Mr.. and Mrs. T. Stribling and
Miss Kate StribIing.
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wholesale Grocers

The, Point Pleasant Grocery
90. are busy every day now re
ceiving car loads of groceries ant
are fest placing them away in theil
large wholesale house. corner 9Th
and Wand streets. That CORNER
presents quite busy scene now
The Point Pleasant Grocery Go
will be one If the largest. as well
as one of the best wholesale gro
Gerry houses in the Ohio::Valley.
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o. Wednesday. May %. 1906,
ct GaIIipolis, Ohio, MI. Jasper
Lighter and Miss Lemma Pullin,
were united in marriage. Mr..
Lighter is one of cur best young
men. very popular. and holds a
position in the yards Of the K &
N. BY while Miss PnlIin is one
of Henderson's brightest and best
young ladies. The Register wishes
the happy compile q long. joyous end
ueefnl life.
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Today, Nav so

Today being Decoration Day
there will be appropriate exercises
held at Trinity NJ. E. Church,
auspices of Col. Charles Lewis
Chapter D. A r. This afternoon
there will be an address by Cover.
nor W. M. o. Dawson. Every
body invited The graves of sol.
diers will be decorated by com.
mittees appointed for that pur.
pose.
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THE SOCIAL EVENTS
OF a Week-A Tale of the En-
tertainers and the Enter
tanned.
The Scc;etas Club will be enter
tanned by Mrs. F. L. Ellison. Thur
day afternoon. at her home, oornt
of 18th and Wand streets.

Mrs j. s. Spencer entertained
last night in a most charming and
elegant manner at her pretty home.
corner of 10th aud Main streets, at
six hand euohre. The prizes con-
sisted of beautiful bouquets Of
flowers. and were won by Mrs. L
O. Riddle. first; Miss Josephine
Beale. second; Miss Veva Hapton-
stall, the consolation Mrs E. E
Heiner snd Mrs. Geo A DuVal
out for the visitors prize and it fell
t. Mrs. DuVal.
Those present were:
Mrs. E E. Heiner. of st. Paul,
Mimi, Mrs. George A. DuVal, of
Parkersburg.
Mesdames L. o. Riddle. t.
Stribling. E. E. Thomas, w. B
Huston.
Misses Kate Stribling, Josephine
Beale. Irene Bowyer. Veva Hap
tonstall, Msude and Velma Kisar.
A jolly crowd of pleasant gentle
men wers those who were the
guests of Mr.. Z. T McKinstry,
Saturday night and Sunday. in an
outing a short distance up the
beautiful Kanawha. Sunday was
an ideal day for an outing and the
crowd had an abundance of every
thing good to eat; the day WIS
most pleasantly spent and will BE-
long remembered by those present.
The crowd was composed of the
surviving members of an organize
ton known as the Good Times
Club, which was organized at AL
bany, Ohio, in 1895. Those pres
emit and upon this outing were:
Messrs. M. D Zimmerman. John
L. Carpenter. Harry L. Brown,
o. u. Daley and DR.. j. N. Brown,
of Albany. Ohio; Messrs. w. B.
Daley. Hal Murphy, E. r. Walker.
q. w MoKinstry and DIR. o. L.
Jones, of Athens, Ohio; DR.. O. g.
Pressler, of Portsmouth. Ohio; DR..
j. P. Haskins. Gallipolis, Ohio
and Messrs. h a. Henry and @.
W. CLARK, of this city.
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Mr.. j. B. Brown, Of South Side,
was here Monday night.
Mr. r P Wisecaryer. of Pomeroy,
was here Monday on business.
Mr. w q HoIIeY. of Bryan, was
pleasant caller at this Office yester-
day
Mr. s A Holley. who resides near
GlenWood. was a business visitor
in town yesterday
Btr. Paul Gygax. baggage master
at the B. & o. is of duty on ac-
count of sickness.
Mrs Virginia E Lemasters. near
town. was the guest of Mr. j g
Kiec-de and family Sunday
Mics Ida Mourning, who has
been visiting Mics Cora Winkler
at MiddIeport, has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs John Bow ling and
Mrs. William Bowling. of Poca,
were visiting friends here Friday.
Miss Hattie Parsons, of near
Couch. was visiting Mr.. j. L Co.
ley and family, Friday and Satur-
day.
Miss Eulah Somerville. CT Mag
gle, was here few days last week
tie guest of Mr.. P. NJ Gabbert and
family.
Attorneys William o. Parsons
and Elmer L. Stone and Mr.. B. l..
Rogerp, of Ripley. were in our town
Monday night.
Mrs b g Nease and Miss Nora
Somerville, left Saturday on several
days visit to relatives and friends
at Huntington
Messrs j. A. Lanier, of Pond
Lick, and G. Heise. of Ben Lo-
mond. we're welcome visitors to
our office Saturday.
Little Misses George and Golda
Comstook returned home Saturday
from few days visit to Little Mics
EuIah Somerville at Maggie.
Mrs. Chas. A. Hutchinson, of
Chicago. is here visiting her moth
er, Mrs. J L Charles and Mrs j.
L. Hutchinson, at Henderson.
Captain William q. CLARK, U S
Marine Hull Inspector, located at
this place. went to Catlettsburg,
KY. yesterday to attend U. s
Court.
Miss Georgia Smith. of this CITY,
was at Huntington, Sunday. called
there by the serious illness of our
former fellow townsman, Mr.. BENZ.
Butler.
Mics Musa Kiger, of Huntington
and Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Kiger. of
GaIlipolis. spent Sunday here visi-
ting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
r Ibt Kiger.
Mrs. George d Gardner and lit
tie daughter. of Fort Wayne. Ind,
are here visiting her aunt. Mrs.
Robt j Neale. Mrs. Gardner was
formerly Miss Edith Kuhn, of
Gallipolis.
Miss Wanda Fisher attending
Business College at Parkerfburg,
accompanied by Miss Josie Ray.
bum. spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs Harvey Fisher
in Heights
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I O. o. F. Notice.

All members of Point Pleasant
Lodge. No. SO. Independent Order
Odd Fellowe. are requested TO as
semble at their ball at 1:50 P. NJ.
on Sunday. June Bird, 1906. to hold
Memorial Services. ALI members
please bring flowers.
By order of the Lodge.
Secretary,
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Captain j. W. @. Heslop is build
ing quite an addition to his resi-
denoe No 210 Walnut Street. The
new part will be 3Ox22 two stories,
with hall clear through and bay
window both upper and fret storiee.
This will add quite lot to the
appearance of his house as we'll as
make it much more convenient.
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nEATHS.


Mrs Adam Roush, aged rs years.
died at her home in New Haven,
Thursday, May Oath, and was bur
led Saturday.
Mrs. Lewis M. Miller. living in
the Swisher flats on the Ohio river,
Front street, after long sick spell.
died Sunday, May 81, 1906, aged
80 years She leaves husband
and two children Her remains
we're taken to Leon, her former
home, yesterday morning for inter
rnent.
Mrs Nancy @, wife of Mr.. Will
liam Hopkins. deceased, died at
her home in Chicago, Friday. May
25. 1906, after a lingering illness
She was in her Sind year. Mrs.
Hopkins was well known in this
county and in Point Pleasant, hav.
ing lived here the greater part of
her life She was a daughter of
Mr.. Samuel Windon, deceased, of
this county. Her remains were
inferred, at Chicago Fuller par
ticuIars. of Mrs Hopkins death
Do will given next week.
Mrs. Laura E Maddy. wife of
Mr.. j o. Msddy. near Beech Hill.
died last Sunday. May q. 1905, at
10 a. M, aged 49 years Funeral
services were conducted Tuesday,
May 10Th. by Rev. J. NJ Boland
at Pine Grove church, at 2 O'Clock
| p m. Mrs. Maddy was consistent
member of the Missionary Baptist
Church aud a most excellent and
worthy woman, loved and honored
by all who knew her. She leaves
a husband and eight children and
numerous near relatives. Mrs
Maddy was daughter of Mr.. Jol n
Ripley. of Meigs county. Ohio,
The Register extends sympathy
Archie White. aged about %
yearp. employ ed in the mines near
Athens, Ohio. was struck by a z
& M. passenger train at Athens
Sunday evening. May 20th. and
was so badly hurt that he died the
following Monday in hospital in
Columbus. His remains were
brought to Gallipolis for interment
Wednesday. May %. The deceas.
ed was formerly a resident of this
place. He leaves a wife and one
child. father, A 81 White, sister
Mrs. Sarah Redmond, three broth.
ers O. q White. Dan White and
Hollis White. His father lives or
Mr.. w. w. Brysn's farm. at KIN
auga.
Bargains in millinery Mrp. L
T WiIliamaon 2w.
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The Ladies Guild of Christ
Church will meet Thursday after
noon at Mrs. T. Stribling's instead
of today on account of Decoration
Day. All members are requested
to be present as officers for the
coming year will be elected.
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Attorney Charles J Hogg, was in
Winfield yesterday on legal bust
ness
Mrs. Lindsay Hill. of Beech
Hill, is visiting Hon P. Q. East
ham and family for few days
Mr.. Henry Holloway. pilot on
the Tacoma; got of here at his
homo yesterday evening quiz
sick.
Mr.. j. W. Archer. of Elwell, was
among the number here Saturday
to attend the Good Roads Conven
ton
Mrp. W. P. Hayman, who has
been visiting her daughter Mr..
O b. Varian. returned to her home
at Lstart. yesterday evening.
Capt. VIM. Hughes returned
Thursday from a visit to friends
and re.atives at Newport, Ky Day
ton. KY. and Cincinnati.
Miss Rhoda Arbuokle, of Buffa.
10. returned to her home Monday
after few days visit with Hon
P. @. Eastman and family.
Mr. Art. L. Cottrill, ofSt Marys,
was here Thursday night and Fri
day. returning Friday afternoon
accompanied by his mother, Mrs.
David Rhoades.
Messrs AID Brinker, of Graham
Station and John s. Roush. of New
Haven. two of Mason oounty's
prominent citizens were in town
Saturday and made this office a
pleasant visit.
Miss Frances Maupin, of Ar
buckle, was here Sunday aooomps-
MED by little Miss Louise Maupin
and Masters Russell, John White
and Horton Oshel.
Mrs. E. E Heiner, of st. Paul,
MINI and Mrs Geo. A. DuVaI
and little son, Gilmore, of Park
ersburg, are here visiting their
mother, Mrs. B Gilmore.
Mrs. Mollie Bryan and little
daughter Natile. left Monday for
Morgantown, to visit her brother.
DR.. j N. Simpson, also to take a
special course in vocal music at
the University.
Mr.. Dwight Grover, of Philadel-
phia, was here over Sunday visi.
ting his sister, Miss Sadie. He
left here Monday for Lewisburg to
attend the Commencement exer-
discs of the Lewisburg Female In
stitute, where his sister, Miss Lucy
will graduate.
Mr.. John G. franklin, one of
the firm of The 81. G.. Nease 90,
left Sunday for few weeks vaca
ton at Wheeling, and points of
interest in the East. Mr.. franklin
,s one of our most successful and
popular business men.
Miss SaIlie Chambers and her
guest, Miss Marguerite Couch, of
Couch. went to Middleport last
week to visit Miss Chambers sister.
Mrs. Robert W Harris and brother,
Mr. Herbert Chambers. Miss
Chambers returned home Sunday
evening while Miss Couch will re-
turn to her home today.
Mrs. S s. Buxton, of Waterloo,
W. Va, is the guest of her daugh
ter. Mrs. Capt Frank P. Miller, of
Grape street.
Messrs. Claude Wall and j. M
Irwin have received their fine new
boats, and have them launched in
the Ohio river, and are now happy.
They are probably the best boats
ever brought to this city.
Mr.. James B. MoGuffiu, of Dun
loop, w. Va, who has sold out his
coal interests there. will be here by
June Let with his family and house
hold goods to make his home.-Gal-
Iipolis Tribune.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-05-30

Now is the time to buy your sum-
mer hat. Our hats are the
latest styles, best material and
lowest price. Mrs. L j. Will
Hanson. Wv.
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Mr.. j. B. Tippett sold and de-
livered to Gallipolis parties last
week two handsome bills of furni.
ture.
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Curtain Poles in White. Oak or
Mahogany, GIVEN AWAY with
every pair lace curtains costing
81 90 or more
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Big bargains in hats Every hat
marked down Mrs. l. j. Will.
hanson. Wv.
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Church Notices.

Service tonight at 8 O'Clock at
Christ Church
Choir practice after service.
Service Sunday IL a. m. and 8
p. m.
Administration of the Holy
Communion at the IL O'Clock SER
vice.
There will be service at Spill
man Chapel, Friday night, at 8
O'Clock.
You are invited.
Me. CHURCH, sourH:-Until fur
Their notice.. 1 will fill my appoint
ments as follows, viz:
BEECH HILL=First and Third Sun
days at II a. m, and Saturday 8 p. m.
POINT PLEASANT:-Every Sunday
at s p. III, and on second Sunday at
IL q. m.
RAYBURN CHAPEL-Fourth Sun
day at ii a. m. and Saturday p. m.
THREE-MILE:-Firs Sundays p. M.
Second Sunday 3p. III
T M ROLAND Pastor
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-05-30
FREE.

The best Malleabls Iron Carpet
stretoher. made. GIVEN AWAY
with every high grade carpet sold.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-05-30

Mrs Art. Allender. near town, is
o onfined to her home by sickness.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-05-30

Mr. R. % Kincade, on Route 2,
sick for some time. is improving