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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-02
CITY REAL EsTATE.
q. II. TMBs1N & co.

c. H. UMBsEN q co.
Members nf san Francisco Real Estate Board
- MONTGOMERY ST. NEAR MANkEi-
ssl 900 Western Addition business corner. near
Van Ness aye. and Market ST.; subs
tial improvements. consisting ~ stores
month which can easily l'e increased :
sso.ooa- -Seor,-Sf. corner. near California; mod
crn flats and ! 2-s.oTy hav window house:
5-G-7 rooms end bath each; rents S.ls-ao
Sie.oooE Wa shincton-sf residence: choice 'oca-
tioa: " and modern; i roams ana nm,
ishcd attic: har,lwoed floors: garden ana
ali modern improvements; 4eAl5o' marine
yifsy.
slc.5oe-ofay Si Prcsidio Heights district:
elegant bone: : Vooms. servant room:
tic bathroom. begin ceilings hardwood
floors handsome appearance ana IN per
feet order; north side OF street. AIT
frunt
81. .56o-OQk St. near Baker. Panhandle; beau
fffui fsrS i- perfect order: 7-7-a rooms
and bath; modern and up-to-date in every
detail. renting low lor S3.'U per month";
aGxsIo.
So.5oo-0' Farrell ST.. not far from Fnlmore ?
2-St0ry houses; ro0ms and bath each;
renting Tor $50 per month; could easily
Dc raised and improved with stores.
s. .SUO- Bargaia in fats; Page St, north side
close 10 AShbury; good fats OF 80
rooms and hath eacl; never vacant; 500
i'cr monta: 15xl:sT:a-
s. .ssHo-fIaigit 81. and Ceatral ave; snhstan-
20. EsJ0gTa mousse - rooms and bath in
Ne. condition: now renting for so
SG.0oo-Arny 81. near Folsom: modern 2-story
hcu~e of rooms and bath; l2-ft. base
Wcnt. modern plumbing; all in good or
der: s5XlS7.
e 5000 Waller 81. close 10 Duboce Park; mod
crn cottage roorns. bath and ser
wants room. al in good order; nice gar
Gen,- inc neighboriood; 25Xi3T;6.
81 .lQ0 Twenty second ST., near Folsom: nice
modern cottage Of , rooms and bath; high
basement; brick foundation: sunny: full
size. lot. 2901
Sf,uQ0-Elizabeth and Castro sts.. moGern cot
raee of rooms and bath; finished base
meut, an IN Al condition. 25xll4 1902
S4.o00-NcTF cheap lot: i-arkin 81. near Pine:
fun size, level and ready to build on; a
snap 2654.
50 75Q- Richmond cottage; Point LObos and
Second aves-; rooms and bath; in per
pect order and modern: 2JXI00.
S3-5oo-Noe and Twenty-hrst sts-; handsome
cottagc: shinee finish: . rooms and bath:
lawn in front making very pretty
homcs sunny lot. 25xS0.
$500 and upWard-Cheap building lots for
sale % monthly iustallments. Richmond
and Sunset, nicely located and close in.
Twentv-frst and Castro SIS. ] block from
car; Twenty-second and Douglass sts and
many other locations; call for list.
For full particulars Of the above and for
lists n property for sale and 10 lease in all
parts Of the city apply
C. III. UMBSEN & CO.
% MONTGOMERY STREET
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BURLINGAsIE REAL ESTATE.

BURLINGANIE GROVE.
Lots 50x120
now on the market from $500 up: small pay
ment down and $40 per month; price includes
sewers. water streets. cement sidewalks and
shade trees: certificate OF title free with each
deed; San Mateo electric leave Fifth and
Market SITS. every L. minutes; stop re-
quest at BurIinsame Grove station; agents on
the property all day Sunday.
Homes built on instalments, same a. paying
rent.
For circulars. maps and further information
apply
BURIINGAME GROVE COMPANY.
F. A. DUNBAR. Agent.
Room 91s Monadnock Building
Tel Temporary 1903.
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GRANT e. ATKINSON,
30S Market st.
For Sale 10 Lease.
4 Whole Block.
Facing Golden Gate Park
One of the choicest family hoiel sites in the
city: bosndcd by Baker Lyon. Hayes and Fell
SITS; ali bituminiaed: the entrance Goldea
take long lease If building is crected satisfac.
tory security for rent assured.
$4,000
Tarty-eisht thousand Square Feet
Two full 51-yaras. 2I5x13I:G: , frontages on
erty and the seawaI within blocks; ground
rental now paying more than bank interest;
an elegant manufacturing or warehouse site for
less than 81 per square foot.
$4,000.
Business Manufacturing Property
large lot. 1900 square feet. running through to
rear street; practically So per square foot.
$1,000.
Elegant northeast corner residence; 20 large
rooms. baths: AfcAlister ST.. east II De-
yisadero; house alone cost to build the amount
asked
SI5.500.
Rents $i7D--Rents Sl7a.
fats OF 5 and rooms and s,orr: north.
west corner: lot looxlno; in the Mission. with
the ferry: the key lot. 25xl0o. not yet i'm
proved street bituminized and patent stone
this week.
s9000
Residence of rooms aud BATH with large lof
45x13T:0. and stable in the rear; north line OF
Turk ST.. bet. Fillmore and Dcsisadcro.
GRANT & ATKINSON. Real Estate
3US Market st.
ST30g-THREE new flats in Mission near ISL
St; great bargain. See OWNER. 3525 Sac
ramcnto st.
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STORES.
we have many fine stores to lease in the
burned district; also fine stores opposite
James Flood building. BACIGAICP1 STE
VEINS. 1893 Golden Gate ave. between Leguna
and buchanan SITS.
FOR sale--Hcuse OF rooms, bath toilet with
modern improvements. AMI basement: / block
from the car Call at l52 Harold ave-. Ingie-
side.
$2o0e-BEST 20-acre home in California; IA
acres full bearing orchard and VINEYARDS: good
buildings. near town; fine climate. H. NJ.
W00IIsEY. 800 Market st. s. r.
ROTHERAiEI. & CO.. o091 Fillmore ST. send
for our new catalogue; country and city real
estate.
FOR sale--western Addition S-roon cottage
near the park For terms apply 527 Baker ST..
city.
NICE 4-room cottage. high basement. and stable
for horses. 4604 Eighteenth ST.: agent.
s-ROoM cottage for sale; to be removed. Apply
1914 Webster q.
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Members Of the $ F Real Estate Board
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BALDWIN & HOWELL. 1892 FILLMORE,
NEAR POST
BALDWIN 4 HOWELL 1892 FILLMORE.
NEAR POST
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ST5oo-THREE new flats in Mission. near 1sfb
St great bargain. See OWNER. 3025 Sac
ramcnto st.
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S70C0O-Mest corner OF Twelfth and Howard
SITS; lot lo0xI76:s: in direct line for all
Ocean Shore Railroad improvements
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so0on

Residence of rooms and bath. with large lot.
4Jx13T:6. and stable IN the rear: north line OF
Turk ST., bet. Fillmore and Dcyisadcro
GRANT & ATKINSON. Real Estate.
3US Market ST.
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So, ,000-Lar2e frontage Mission ST..
the immediate vicinity Of 18th ST.; a sure
turn in this.
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MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE.

BOYLE PARK
MILL VALLEY
THE SWITZERLAND OF AMERICA
Large, slightly lots. wooded: BAY and nlounta IN
view; streets being graded and severed: buiid-
Ing restriction; minutes TO station lots 50 feet
and larger; price $3.50 Up. T. G. PARKER &
co. l.. t. Parker, agent. Min Valley.
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SIG. 000-Elegant residence Of IA hard
wood hoors etc.; Webster ST., near Pa
cific ave.
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So. .O00-Rents SS35----R Rents $3s5
Elegant Western Addition OF
stores and fats main car-line street;
lot has So feet frontage; income
producer OF the finest kind.
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ssoo-s-ROoM. large basement: furnished.
piano. -'eo'
sl5oo.o-room. large lot; 10 minutes from sta
5000 beautiful 4-room and bath co++.~..
wooded; near station; must be sold. wo~fh
$500 s'''is worth
Acreage. lots OF all kinds houses m Ias
j. f. LEWIS. Kentned Marin conn+v
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Bryant ST.. near 9Th; 40xS0; owner will build
brick building for warehouse. etc; or IL
year lease at $3.50 per month tsD
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MONEY IN ASPARAGUS
You can secure 20 to 30 acres by plant
ing same: we furnish the plants. and tnen
the land will pay for it.: send for our cata-
1o..Ie ON this: nothing better. quicker OF
surer Write for catalogue.
c. NJ. WOOSTER CO. 1866 OFarreu ST
CHEAPEST and best in Ameriea-The Weekly
Call 81 per year.
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SIC, 6,0O0-In the vicinity of Suttcr St. not 90 TT
from Fillmore; store and = fats under
lease to tenant at $500 per month;
years secured lease.
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INVERNESS. on TOMALES BAY
Boating. Fishing. Boating rt't1i1 ,, t.,t
The most beautiful wooded resort IN al -.i ts.i-
f0rnia: protected inland bay. - miles n9rte so y
Of Sausalito; large lots, SlOo up %; 10
monthly.
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SAN MATEO REAL ESTATE.

FOR sale--1 new. Sroom house: hne location.
west or railroad. near 5. F. depot and electric
cars; $4,000: shown by. appointment only Al
dress CONWAY. San MateO. Cal
GROOM house. near center OF town and fvvo
blocks from depot and electric cars: S5o5o-
WAY. San Mateo. Cal Wv
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

NAPA-The healthiest valley III State Write
or see IL you want country noun
tain home. orchard. vineyard. poultry
farm. town property or business.
Sic, ,O00--Elegant country home; electric depot
will soon be built on property; house Of
IG rooms cost $4,000. completely fur
nished. including piano: fine barn and
outbuildings: horses. cows. surreys. wag-
ons harness, implements; a home ft for
a merchant prince. ready 10 walk into;
good income property from next year on.
S1O,O00-Country home and income property: 80
acres orchard. vineyard 9 acres
hay and pasture: good house OF rooms
cottage for caretaker; stock. implements
etc; nice home, we'll located, near
Napa.
s6,500-Country home of 81 acres; fine improve
ments; 10 acres fruit; stock. implements
ETC.: good location. miles from Napa
SIS, 100--Fine poultry farm. 1914 acres: cottage
5 rooms: good outbuildings: 500 hens and
pullets COW, implements. Incubator etc
s., ,000-Mountain home and good income prop
erty: 200 acres. 10 grapes. fruit. olives
and corn, 5b hay. etc, $50 pasture and
wood; cottage and eutbuiIdings: horses.
cows. 20 chickens, Implements wagons
hay and crop.
j. GRAVES. Brown ST. at Third. Napa.
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81 .o00
New residence OF rooms and bath: all the
latest modern improvements: house is fully fur
nished. piano. etc; Sixth ave-, California
st; lot 25x120.
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S7,J00-10-room 2-story and basement frame
cottage; Clement St, 4th ave-; pres
ent owner has offer Uf 500 per month FOL
building, il he convert lower portion into
a store.
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Members Of San FraneIseo Real Estate BOar
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
The aucti9n sale Of the Pforr Estate Glen Park
iors. which wss 10 be held September I. is post
poaed. and due notice win be given when sale IS
70 be bed.
q. II. UMBSEN & CO.
20 MONTGOMERY 81
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Cor. of 9th and Natoma sts.: lot 45xT5: owner
will build lodging-house stores to suit ten
ant. tO1(
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PERMANENT BUILDINGS To LEASE
PERMANENT BUILDINGS To LEASE
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S20. .000-Fine corner OF stores, fats and
dwellings; pays almost per cent
net and rents ere very low; Bush street
about > blocks from Fillmore; lot has
$50 feet street frontage
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RIVER NEWS.

The ferryboat Boone struck 6
rock at the landing on this side Of
the river, Saturday, which knocked
a small hole in her Monday they
had her blocked up repairing the
damage when the towbost Crescent
came down the river loose, full
head and close to shore. her big
sweIls swamped the Boone, washed
her off of her blocks, and she gol
out into the current and foated
down about Salt Greek, doing lots
of damage. The Crescent also sunk
Mr.. MoKinstry's and DR.. Barbee'f
yachts.
Pilot Henry Holloway who haf
suffered for some time with rheu.
matism went to the Marine hospi.
tai at Gallipolis Monday to take
treatment with DIR. Bean.
Maj S. R. Crumbaugh, Super.
visor of Inspectors. of Cincinnati
was here Monday business visi.
tor.
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Personal Mention.

Miss Josie Holloway has returned from a
visit to relatives in Cincinnati.
Mr.. Dennis Park has returned home from
q visit to friends in Wheeling.
Mr.. Charles Blasheld, near Brighton. was
a pleasant visitor to this office Saturday.
Mr. Grin PuIlin. of Flat Rock. made this
office pleasant call Saturday.
N. J. W. Childs. near town, made this
office pleasant visit Saturday.
Mrs Robert J. Patterson. of Maggie, is
visiting Mr.. Patterson's sister, Mrs. z. B.
Biddle, at Williamstown.
Sir. Robert J Paterson and Mrs. Jas L.
Knight. of Maggie, spent Sunday in town
with relatives.
Mrs. Kate windon. of Maggie. was the
guest of Mrs. L. C. Riddle, Sunday.
Mr.. A. c. Van Glider has returned from a
trip to Cleveland.
Mr.. and Mrs F. B. Risk have returned
from a few days visit to her parents, Mr.. A.
Cobb and wife, at Ashton
Messrs. Bird Stone, W. B. Barnett, VIM.
JivIden and John Furgeson returned Mon
day from a short visit in Pittsburg.
Mrs VIM. Hughes and little son, of Col
umbus, are here visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs Geo. Bruestie.
Miss Marie Lilly, of Kanauga, o., was the
guest of Miss Mary Bryan Sunday, and left
Sunday night, accompanied by her uncle,
MIR. Michael johnson, for Cincinnati, where
she will enter school.
Miss Stella CremeAns, of Huntington, was
here over Sunday visiting.
Miss Evaline Long, of South Side, return
ed home Sunday evening after a few days
visit here with her sister, Mrs. B. Franklin,
Sr.
Mr.. John c. Franklin and mother have
returned from a visit to relatives in Mis-
souri,.
Mr.. w. W. Bryan and wife and Mr.. w. h.
H. Gardner, of this city, were among the
many visitors to Huntington, Sunday.
Mr.. E. B. Thomas and sister. Miss vena,
spent Sunday with Miss Kate Rifle, near
Flat Rock.
Mrs. VIM. Biggs. of Pomeroy. who has
been the guest of Miss Hattie Parsons, near
Couch, will return home tomorrow
Mrs. W. c. Jordan and Miss Maude Bur
dett returned Monday from few days visit
to Mrs. JOrdan's sister, Mrs. Robt. Harris,
at Middleport.
Mrs. T. o. NunneIly and guest, Mrs Mayne
Frye, went TO Columbus Sunday for few
days visit
Rev. W. H. Shaw and wife have returned
from a visit to their son, Rev. Geo. Shaw, al
Oakland, Nd Rev Chas- Shaw, At Hancock,
and relatives and friends in Parkersburg.
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waters ocullooh Co.'s. Big openin

Waters cCulloch Co.'S. Big Opening
The Opening of the big, new
Clothing. Furnishing and Hatter's
Store, last Saturday. by the
Waters Moo uIlcch Co., was grand
and successful affair in every sense
of the word. Throngs of our best
people crowded the pretty store
room at all hours of the day, and
the new firm, assisted by an ample
number of courteous and obliging
clerks, were kept busy showing
their new and up-to-date goods.
Their stock, in truth, is new from
"a to lizard" and admirably adapt
ed to the wants of our citizens and
the people of the surrounding
country in general. Thousands of
souvenirs in the shape of a good
lead pencil, encssed in a sword
like scsbbard, on one side of which
was the inscription Write Waters
McCullooh Co, for your SUITE,
Furnishings and Hats with this
Penoil;" and on the other side,
"Waters. MoCullooh Co.. One Price
OIothiers. Point Pleasant, W. Va.'
Both gentlemen composing this
firm are we'll known to our people,
are young men of excellent stand.
ing and high business qualifica.
tions, and we bespeak for the new
firm a liberal share of the public
patronage.
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THE SOCIAL EVENTS

Miss Janet MoCulloch entertain
ed the members of the Sigma
Delta Chi and few other friends
last Friday afternoon with a de-
lightful three course luncheon,
complimentary to Mrs. @. r Mo.
Culloch. Instead of the usual place
cards, at each guests plate was a
miniature suit case tied with pale
green baby ribbon, carrying out
the color scheme of the table deco-
rations. On the end of each suit
case was the initials of the guest
in gold letters.
The cases when opened disclosed
the cards of the hostess and her
fiance. Mr.. Maxwell Cunningham
Byers, with the date. November
twenty-eighth. The announce
ment brought forth many exolama-
tions of surprise and Miss Mo.
Cculloch was showeTed good wishes
Those enjoying this most pleas
ant affair we're: Mrs. o. r. Mo-
Culloth. Miss Irene Bowyer. Miss
Mary No ullooh. Miss Josephine
Beale, Miss Virgie Lee Hughes,
Miss Mamie Nease, Miss Edith
Tippett, Miss Maude Kisar. Miss
Velma Kisar, Miss Edith Baird.
The bride.to-be is a daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. John MoCullocb,
and is one of Point Peasants
most highly cultured young ladies
of charming personality and a
general favorite.
The groom is a prominent rail
road man, having been in that
business until he has reached a
most important and responsible
position, that of Engineer of Main
tenanoe of Ways, of the entire
Frisco System. Mr.. Byers makes
his headuarters in st. Louis, Mo.
The wedding will be a church
affair, solemnized in the Presbyter-
ian church, by the Pastor. Rev.
Carl Barth. at IL O'Clock, noon.
A wedding breakfast will be
served at the home of the bride to
the family and bridal party.
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Mr.. George g. SomervilIe. for.
merly Assistant Cashier in the
Point Pleasant National Bank, and
who is now attending Law School.
At the University of this State, has
been elected President of the
Senior Law Claes. This same
compliment was bestowed upon
his brother, Mr.. E. j. Somerville,
ten years ego.
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A Compliment.

Miss Ida Armstrong who has been
auditor of West Virginia Fedora
ton of Women's Clubs for the
past year. was unaninously re-
elected at their meeting in Sisters
vile last week. Miss Armstrong
returned home Saturday evening
she being the only representative
from the Four O'Clock Club OF
this city. The meeting will be
held in Huntington, next year. in
October.
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DEATHS.

The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
81. D. Miller, of Gallipolis, died
Thursday morning and was buried
here in Lone Oak cemetery, Friday
Mrs Lucy V. Sanders. sister Of
Mrs. Judge Guthrie and of Mr.. A
@. Van Glider. of this city, died
Monday. October Is, 1906, at he1
home in Meigs county. She was g
few days over sixty years of age.
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1774.1soe

One hundred and thirty.two
years ago last Wednesday. Dot. 10
the battle of Point Pleasant was
fought. It being the first battle
of the revolutionary war. Gen.
Lewis commanded the whites and
Comstook led the Indians. The
only flag that Hoated to the breeze
last Wednesday in honor of that
historic day was a large silk flag
that hoated from The Spencer.
by Mr.. E. B. Thomas. the aocomo-
dating clerk.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-17

The present term of criminal
court now in session in Fayette
county will be a long busy session.
There are 60 prisoners in Jail. more
than half of them to be tried this
term. Ten murder indictments
were found by the grand jury this
term and there are two or three
murder trials to be heard which
were continued over from last
term.
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Coming.

Teel's moving picture shcw and
VAUDEVILLE at HoofF's opera house
Thursday night. October 9 Thii
is one of the best moving picture
shows on the road. Mines xplo
sion, Frisco earthquake and fire
Wild West scenes. thrilling oiroui
acts. perplexing illusions, sparrine
exhibitions. grand parades, 60
Go and take your family, mora
and refined.
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The FALL
CAMPAIGN
is OPENED
The big convention was held
Wednesday, October grid, at
The DeQ[dQItt Z POOIe Cos.

store, and so the opening note
of successful fall campaign was
sounded.
The Opening was a Great
Success in attendance and sales.
Never have we shown so mag
nifcent stocks of Fall and Win
ter merchandise and those who
have visited the store are show
ing their appreciation of our
efforts.
The scarcity of some materials
is causing us no little extra
trouble in securing ready to
wear Garments and the further
advanced the season the more
will be the scarcity.
We give you this information
so that you may see the neces-
sity Tor making your fall Pur-
chases as early as is convenient.
The buyers for this store will
not lag for one moment in their
efforts to secure the choicest
merchandise, but it is a well
known fact that the manufactur-
ers both home and foreign are
unable to supply the demands
for the kinds of merchandise
most sought for.
Style and quality always being
the watch word of this store, we
are not so anxious about under
selling other stores as we are tc
show the best, most stylish up
to date assortments; however
we do not loose sight of the
fact that most foolish is the
merchant who over-charges hi:
patrons.
We invite comparison, vii
give you courteous treatment
we'll make it both pleasant ane
profitable for you to make this
store your shopping place.
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We believe judging from what
our customers tell US that we have
the prettiest Millinery ever brought
to tue town and at paices lower
than our people have seen quoted
any where. Mrs. L. j. William
son. 2w,
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Mr.. j. G. Lewis. living at Q.uin-
cy. one of the best as we'll as most
popular engineers on the z. &
M. came down yesterday for few
days visit here with relatives. Mr..
Lewis pleasantly remembered the
editor with a present of box of
fine cigars which he purchased in
Charleston for us to enjoy. Mr.
Lewis will please accept our thanks
for his kind remembrance.
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Messrs. John Slagle and A. W.
Lee, of Pomeroy, who purchased
the Hope Salt Works, at New Ha-
ven. and have large force of men
At work putting the plant in FIRST
GLASS repairs in every respect. They
expeos to be ready for operation
IN about six weeks.
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The furniture and fixtures fo-
the Point Pleasant Trust Co., has
arrived and is being put in place
in their room in the Mutual Realty
Co, building.
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The Misses MoCullooh last even.

The Misses Moo ulloch last even.
ing at their pretty home gave a
handsome five course dinner for
the pleasure of thoee who will
make up the McCullooh-B yers
bridal party. Tue table was ap-
pointed in green and white, brides
roses being the favored flower.
Seated here were the ones in town
who will take part in the wedding
there being several of the bridal
party from distance who could
not be present on this occasion
Mr.. and Mrs. O. X. MoCulloch,
Mr.. and Mira. KIT. MoKinstry,
Miss Josephine Beale, Miss Maude
Kisar, Miss Eta Shif1et, Mr.. q.
G Patterson. Mr.. E j. Somerville,
Mr.. b. L Robey. Mr.. w. w.
Riley, Jr., Mr.. A. B. MoCullooh
Place cards was a bar from Mel
dehlsson's wedding march. The
evening was most happily enjoyed
by the guests.
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Mr.. VIM. Lawson. of near Flat
Rock. one of the Registers good
aud true friends left with MS last
Saturday a sack of some of the
largest and finest sweet potatoes
We have seen this season. Many
thanks, Mr.. Lawson.
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We ask you to buy your line OF
hosiery. underwear and oorsets OF
US, because these are our lines to
the exclusion of the goods usually
carried in other stores, where you
have ample opportunity to bestow
your patronage. We aim to de.
serve our share of your patron
age. We get much of it and ap.
probate it. Mrs. L. j. William.
son. 2w
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1906-10-17

Mrs. Anna Ryan. oomplimented
her visitor. Mrs. Frank Eastman
last Thursday with a six o'clock tea.
Those invited were: Mr.. and Mrs
B. Franklin. Jr., Misses Evelyn
Long and Kate Stribling. Messrs.
E. g. Jones and Q. E. Lawhead.