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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-12-08
CITY AND DISTRICT.
RESIDED HERE SINCE THE WAR.
Death Of Mrs. Christina C.. Martin
in East Washington.

in East Washington.
Mrs. Christina c. Martin. widow OF
Lieut.. Frederick Martin, died Sunday
morning at the residence Of her daughter,
in East Washington.
Mrs. Martin was born in Nuremberg
Germany. eighty-three years ago and
came to this country at an early age. and
located In Washington in 1851. She was
widely known in East Washington. where
she had resided for many years. She was
a woman of wonderful vitality and men,
taIity. and her stories OF Washington II
oiden times were treat to those who hat
The pleasure o: listening to them. Her
memory Of past events was marvellous and
remained with her to the end.
She was one Of the oldest members OF
German Trinity Lutheran Church. from
which place her funeral took place to-
day at $50 o'clock. She leaves sur
vivine her Mrs. Ennme e. Ruckert, her
daughter. and her grandson, Prof VIII
liam F. Ruckert.
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Lyceun.

A novel show is presented by 1.-The
Tiger Lilies at the Lyceum this week.
1t opens with a burlesque entitled "A Trip
to the Moon 1t is nothing more than a
number of good songs and a little dia-
logue to give the chorus rest. A clever
little drama by Will Ward entitled
When the Devil Comes to Town. is the
feature of the olio. Mr.. Ward also plays
the leading part. AS a character come
dian Gladys Sears formed no small part
of the show.
The closing burlesque leaves good I'M
preston The songs and costumes are
new and pretty. In this portion Of the
production Del Netra introduces her toe
dancing specially.
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BY the terms of the will Of Mrs. Ellen
p. Lnscott. formerly Of this city, who
died in Boston November 38. forty acres
of land. So. 800 in cash and fifty-hve town
lots in Helena. Mont, are devised to her
stepson, George L. I4inscott, his wife and
children. Julia and Isabella Tobin of
Lawrence. Mass. and Frances Harnigan
of Malmaison. Quebec, are to share the
remaining estate. The document was
dated July II, 1905.
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HEBREW LADIES ARE ACTIVE.
Raise and Present $500 to Fund for
Paying OF SYNAGOGUE Debt.

At a meeting OF the Ladies' Temple
Auxiliary Of the Washington Hebrew Con
gregatfon yesterday afternoon in the
Eighth Street Temple check for $500
was presented to the board Of managers
of the congregation as a contribution of
the auxiliary to the fund for paying off
the debt on the synagogue.
The presentation was made by Mrs NJ.
Newmyer l. l.. Blout. president of the
board, made an address of acceptance.
praising the auxiliary for its work A.
NJ. F1shel, ]. E!seman. Levi David and E.
Solomon. members Of the board. smoke
along the same line.
1t was decided to ask Rabbi Emf! Hirsh
of Chicago to deliver a lecture here next
month for the benefit of the temple fund.
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The Biggs Sale Tomorrow.

The Biggs sale Of rare antique furniture,
engravings, prints. mirrors. etc. opens at
Sloans Gallery. No. 1907 G St. tomorrow
at Ii am. and , PM, as per catalogue.
The collection was formed by Mr.. ]. r..
Bisgs of Richmond, Va, and is we'll
worthy of attention. Rooms comforta bly,
heated and seats provided for patrons
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Upon the recommendation OF the police
pensioning and retiring board the Com
missioners have agreed to pay a monthly
pension of SO to Mrs. Inez B. Yetton,
widow of Private William f. Yetton Of
the metropolitan police department. who
died November 8 from disease contracted
while on duty. Her minor child will also
receive a pension Of so a month until he
is sixteen years old.
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Majestic.

A very entertaining vaudeville program
is the offering at the Majestic this week,
besides the camerophone talking pictures.
which are always pleasing. The principal
illustration this week is Miss Alice Lloyd.
the English coincidence. in her repertory
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Delicious Homemade Pies.

You'll appreciate the superior goodness
and righteousness of the pies We make
Mince, pumpkin and other favorite KINDS,
delivered direct. 3c. Homemade MIX
Bread &C. Holmes Bakery, LIST 4 r. sts.
Phones Linen. 144O & 1441
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Meadows The audience was entertained
by this pair with some good singing and
dancing. Miss Susie Fisher appeared in
illustrated songs, and Frank Coulter and
Charles Wilson are a pair Of good come
daans The concluding number is the Pi-
roscoffis family in a juggling act.
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New National.

From the rise of the curtain until Its
fall last evening the large audience that
witnessed the initial Washington perform
ance of THE Round Up at the New
National was thrilled by the hair-breadth
escapes. lightning gun-play, bronco bust
ing and the rough humor of cowboy land
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All Eniov Heurich,s Beers

all derive lasting good from regular use
of these pure, delicious beverages. Cooled
in filtered air, every bottle pasteurized.
or Senate, $1.15: bottle rebate. SOC. Phone
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A Special Invitation Is Hereby Elk

A Special Invitation Is Hereby Elk
tended to the people of Washington to
visit the Art Shop Of Lycett. the society
Stationer and Engraver, 81 y. Charles
f,ouht one OF the most unique Gift Shops
in the United States Goods delivered in
Washington free. Send for our Xmas
memoranda book: a neat but helpful little
brochure containing. blank pages. TOT
Xmas shopping Mail orders carefully
executed.
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New Furniture and Rugs.

hy auction Wednesday morning. COM
mencine promptly 1890. New selected
sample furniture direct from nanufac-
turers A deposit will reserve any pur-
chase for later removal. Wilson & May
ers. 1927 and 1919 G st.
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Anything to Self

Include it in Saturdays auction sale at
Weschlers. $40 Pa. ave. NV Good re-
suits. Prompt returns. Phone NJ. 1882
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The Violin Shop, 1905 F st. N. W.
Make Somebody Happy
with violin, mandolin. guitar: high-grade
pianos at extraordinary reductions; expert
repairing; all work guaranteed. Finest
strings, music rolls. stands; all musical
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We Are the Only Dealers in

Washington who mine. ship and deliver
their own coal. We eliminate middle
mans profit White Oak Coal Co., 20s-
400 Colorado blaS.-Adyt.
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via Washington Sunset Route Tourist
sleeping cars without change. Berth. Sc. so
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Money to lend at 5 and SO on real estate.
Frank T. Rawlings Co., 1905 Pa. ave-
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JONES. MARITAL TROUBLES.
Asks Protection From Wife While
He Prosecutes Plea for Divorce.

Jesse Jones. married ten years to Mar
tina Jones. has asked that a restraining
order be issued by the District Supreme
Court to prevent her from IN ,nacing or
nolesting him. He charges that she has
been unfaithful. and that when he mar
ried her she had two children. He asks
for an absolute divorce on those. grounds,
citing tirn.s when she attacked him.
Jones is employed by the District gov
eminent. and six months ago. he alleges.
she attacked him while he was at work.
and that she at that time had revolver
in her possession.
At the request of Attorney J. L. Pugh.
jr., Justice Barnard issued a rule on Mrs.
she should not be enjoined from modest
ing her husband.
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With Your Bedtime "Snac

= bottle of "Old Glory will prove helpful
as well as enjoyable. This satisfying
dark beer is splendid tonic. Try case
Phone w 435, Abner-Drury Brew. co.
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The Great Bear Is an Ideal Table
water. Office, 7O4 nth NV. Phone 32A0.
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AZ Lbs. Mixed Nuts for SOC;

Marriott Walnuts, 14c; 25c-boX Mixed
Candy. 12c; Raisins. SIC: Currants, SIC;
Fancy .Citron, 1Sc. J. T. D. PyIes' stores.
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The Highest Type of Floral

is to be found at GUIDES in
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4O-lb. Short Curled Hair Mattresses, in best
S-oz. sateen ticking. s.. See them made.
l.. T. Jones' $50 H NV. Phone NJ. :0e7.
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Ga. Pine Flooring, $3.50 Per 100 Fl.
Frank Libbey & Co.. 9th and N. Y. ave.
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Dressed Boards, $1.65 Per 100 Fl.
Tank Libbey & Co. 9Th and n. \. ave.
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Will Of Mrs. Ellen B. Linscott.

Elk Grove Art subject-IIucile is beautiful
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Pickets and Palings, Dressed, $500
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Our Linton Red Ash Stove Coal Is
= one-colliery product that insures the
highest efficiency. and will burn uniformly
day in and day out. J.Maury Dove Company
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Natl Inverted Lights. Art Domes.
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Thin Wainscoting, $3.50 Per 100 Ft.
Frank Libbey Co.. 9Th and n. I. ave
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"Criterion" Is a Popular Buffet

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Obtainable exclusively OF John T.. Crow
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Tailor-Made Suits for Women.
Correct styles-best work. Owen, ABB 18th
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For Fresh Buttermilk Daily.
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Buy Golden & Co.'s Chickens.
they're the delicious "milk-fed'' kind
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Stock Boards Priced Extra Low

8. 10 and II in. wide. Lay in a stock for
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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-11-18
op1ruARY

In loving memory of Robert Will
m MoGufhn. only child of Mr.
Thomas v. MoGufin, OF Middle.
port, Ohio. Little Robert wse
born July 23, 1907 Nearly four
months ego his mother. Mrs Floya
MoGuffiu, (nee Miss Floya Bush,
Of Heights, w. Va y preceded him
to the better land, Since that
lime Mrs.. MoGuffin's sister, Mrs
Chas. Love. near Flat Rock, W
Va, has had charge of the cbild
At whose home his little spirittook
it's fight on Wednesday morning,
Nov. IL. 1908. at 8:15 O'Clock, aged
1 year, 8 mopths and 10 days 81
was only siok a short time. His
disease was lung trouble and spinal
meningitis. and all that medical
akill and loving hands GOULD d
was OF no avail. His remains were
taken to Middleport Wednesday
evening. Funeral services wer
conducted by Rev. Thomas from
the Methodist Episcopal ohurob
he was laid to rest in the Hill
cemetery at Middleport, Ohio.
We had little treasure once,
He was our Joy and pride;
We loved him, ahl perhaps too we'll.
For soon he slept and died.
All is dark within our dwelling,
Lonely are our hearts today,
For the one we loved 80 dearly
Has forey or passed away.
There was an angel band In heaven
That was notquite complete,
SO God took our darling Robert
To fill the vacant seat.
A FRIEND.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-11-18
Personal Mention.

Mrs John e. Aten is home from
visit to relatives at Letart.
Mr.. j. u. MoDsrmitt. an old
Hickory Chapel boy. of EIwood
Ind lie here on a visit to his father
and brothers in this county. He
paid the Register office q friendly
and financial call,
Little Miss Virginia Whaley,
Fret street. is quite i'll.
Mr. A. M. Burdett has moved
his family TO st AIbans.
Mr.. Abe johnson. of Gsllipolir,
was'in our oity Saturday Whils
here be subsoribed for the Regis
ter
Mr.. o. w. White and son, Mr..
w. E. White. of Debby. were bust.
ness visitors in town Monday
Miss Anna Middlecoff went to
Charleston Saturday to visit rela-
tiveS. returning Monday.
Capt. j. M. Burdett has returned
from few days' hunting trip up
in Union district. and visit to his
relativeS.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs james w
Carr. this oity. fine girl baby,
Wednesday evening, November 10.
1908.
Mr. J M Cox of Athens. Ohio.
very clever gentlemen, was
in the oity THE week
Mr. j M. Lawhorn. of Monmoth,
in charge of the sections on the
branch roads of the K & M. was
here the fret of the week.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-11-18
DEATH or MRS. B. i RRDMonD.
Died on November o. 1908. at the
Home Of Her Daughter. Hrs
J 81, Norton.

| v 49, AN0A t0AA'
After lingering illness whore
for weeks che has been at the homo
of her daughter. Mrs J 81 Norton,
at Maggie. on Sunday morning,
November 8. 1908. Mrs B. j Red.
mond passed away.
Mrs. b. j. Redmond was Of that
type of women fast passing away.
one whose entire life wac devoted
to her home and her chuTch and
to charity.
Elizabeth Hogg Hall was born
in Mason County, juno 10. 1S4l,
being the only daughter of Hon.
John Hall and Olivia Hogg Hall,
hiswife. Sbe.was married in 1852,
to Benjamin j. Redmond, of Ma
son county and to this union were
born Olivia, wife of j a. Norton,
and John, deceased. Mrs.. Red.
mond's father. Hon. John Hall,
was native of Ireland. born in
1905 aud emigrated to America
with his father, John Hall. in 1907;
settled in Rockingham county.
Virginia. whore members of the
Family have been and are distin.
guished citizens
MRS Redmond's funeral was DON.
Quoted from her'late homo by her
pastor, Rev. Carl Barth. She was
buried at the james Hogg Gene.
terry.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-11-18
lEoNUMENT
To Comm morate Battle of Indians
and Colonials To Be Erected At
Point Pleasant,

A monument to commemorate
the Revolutionary battle of Point
Pleasant, fought where that town
now stands, between the Indiaps
and the OoIonialtroops on October
10, 1774, will shortly be com.
menced at Point Pleasant.
at the last session of congress,
$4,000 was appropriated for the
erection Of the memorial. Capt.
f. N. Alstatter, in charge of Ohio
river improvements. has received
word from Secretary of War,
Wright. that he is to have charge
of its erection.
The plans have already been
drawn up and have been sanctioned
10y the war department. The off
oers OF the local commission which
urged the passage Of the bill end
submitted the plans are: j. P. Aus.
tin, president; o o. Bowyer treas
urer. end Virgil A. Lewis. score.
tary, who is state historian, and
who has always taken great interest
in effairs of this state.
The contract will be let in ashort
time and the work of building the
memoriaI commenced. 1t will be.
remembered that It was in THE
battle that the great Indian chief,
Cornstalk, WAS killed. Not only
oitiz ms of Point Pleasant, but the
state as we'll. are anxious to have
the battle ground marked by q
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-11-18
Tho Rev. ri R Htoks, Almanac

For 1909. ready November 10
1908, best ever sent out. beautifu
covers in oolors, fine portrait Of
Prof Hicks in oolors, all the ole
features and several new ones IL
the book. The best astronomioa
year book and the only one DON
tanning the original "Hicks Wealth.
or Forecasts By mail $50. on
news stands 800. Oae copy fire.
with Word and Works. the best 81
monthly in America. Discountt
on almanacs in quantities. Agents
wanted Word and Works Pub.
lishing Co.,. 22O1 LOCUST st
Louis. Mo. Every Citizen owes II
to himself, to his fellows and to
Prof Hicks to possess the "Hioks''
foreoasts-the only reliable.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-11-18

Epworth League Program for Nov
90 of N. E, Church, South.
Leader, Mr.. Len ShiAet.
Voluntary, by League Choir.
Hymn No 20.
Topic. The City for Ohrist.
Lesson by Leader. Matt. 20 10.
Leoh 8 1-8
Hymn No Ill.
Vocal Solo, Miss Retta Miller.
Select Reading, Mrs b franklin,
Piano Solo, Miss Helen Hale.
Hymn No 227
Recitation. Ruth Oolville.
Select Reading. Miss Bertha Stein
bach.
Vocal Solo, Mise CalIs Comstock
Piano Solo. Hulda Heatherington
Hymn No 226.
Business.
DoxoloRy
League Benediotion.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-11-18

Ospt Jas. EweEs. a we'll known
Kanawha river steamboatman and
prosperous farmer, came down to.
day bringing his venerable mother,
Mrs Ewers. to Gallipolis TO visit
Mrs. VIM. Armstrong, of Third
avenue. Mrs EweEs. who is 81
yeays of age. lie one of the most 40.
tive women Of her age that We
know,-G allipolis Tribune.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-11-18
Thanksgiving Service.

The churches in Point PleaOan,
for several years have been holding
union Thanksgiving services, Thit
year the service will be held at the
M. e Churoh. South. Rector j
Howard Gibbons, of Christ Church
will deliver the sermon, which We
feel safe in saying will be spirit
ual masterpiece. Every Christian
in Point Pleasant should attend
this Thanksgiving service. TIL,
public in general is invited.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-11-18

The success of the SO. called book
plays during the past few yeaTO.
has been 60 favorable that thsat.
rical managers have given them
more time aud attention than
some yea,s ago. One Of the i'm,
portant attractions to appear at the
Point Pleasant Opera House on
December 9th, will be Tempest
and Sunshine" dramatization Of
Mary j. Holmes book Of the same
name.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-11-18

Mr.. 4. 81 Smith, Of Lstayt. was
In town the fret Of the week.
Oharl.s Rothgeb has accepted
a position in Uhrig's jewolry stoEe
this city Cherles is an honest.
indnstHious young man, and We
hope he will master his trade.
Mesdames Charley Smith. 3. 4.
Woodrum, w. u. Huddleston,
Master Magatt, Sullivan SayEes,
Of MiddlepoEt. were the gueStO Of
Mrs. e. A. CFeger.
Judge Thomas united in mar.
riaRe Thursday at the office of the
Probate Court Mr. James Bowman
and Miss Cora Wood. both Of West
Virginia. 9allipolis Tribune,
Nov. 13
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-11-18
LErART ROUTE No 2

Mrs. Elba Roush gave her AUS.
band surprise birth day dinner
last Sunday. All report nice
time.
Miss Maude Gill, who gave mp
her school on account of Sickness.
ia very much improved at this
writing. aao
Iva D. Grimm, telegraph opera.
tor, who has been laid off from
work on account of the RepubIi.
can panic for several months, left
last week for Cumberland, Md ,
where he has resumed work.
Mr.. A b. Roush and son. have
completed fine dwelling for Mr.,
James Hurlow, and is now engaged
putting a new roof on covered
bridge at Long Dale.
The Gills school lie progressine
nicely under the efficient manage.
ment of Prof o. r. Wolf
r. u Grimm. u s.. letter CAR
rier for Route No 2. Letart. West
Va iehas rendered his resignation
as carrier. same to go into effect
November 80. 1908 Mr. Grimm
has been our carrier for three yeaTs
and filed the position earnestly
and carefully to the satisfaction of
the postal department and to the
many patrons of the route r. L.
contempla.es entering school about
January l, 1909 We wish him
sucoess
Prof. s M Boston, teaching al
Heights spent last Saturday and
Sunday with his family.
James M Grimm, silversmith at
Clay, w. Va, returned last Sun.
day, ter a vacation of two weeks
with his family here.
Prof. w. M. Ball has been ap
pointed U. 8. letter carrier on
Route No. 2, Letart. w. Va to
succeed Mr.. r L. Grimm. Look
for him on the Route. December
i. Mr.. Ball resigned HE school at
Morgans'. Prof. Eugene Boston
will teach the remainder of the
SCHOOL term.
The course of the RED Special
seems to have left blue streak.
Misses Roxie Weigand and An
ME Roush left over the B. & o.
for Columbus, o, last week.
All that the trusts ask at the
hands of the forthcoming admin,
istration is to be let alone.
Success to the Register.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-11-18
DEATH OF MRS P. 8. LEWIS
Died on November 10, 1908. From
Paralysis of The Brain-Inter.
ment in Lone Oak Cemetery

On November 10. 1903 the oom-
munity was shocked when it was
announced that Mrs P s Lewis
had died at I O'Clock that morning,
of paralysis of the brain
Mrs. Margaret Parthenis Lewis
was born August 10, 1913, and was
married August 8. 1872. 10 Peter
Stesnbergen Lewis, She died
November 9. 1908. and was buried
from her LATE home. Beeohwotd.
Wednesday afternoon, November
10th, in Lone Oak Cemetery,
funeral services conducted by her
pastor, Rev, Oarl Barth, of the
Presbyterian Church, agsisted by
Rev. r. P. Bell
MHs. Lewis came from a long
line of distinguished ancestry.
She was the daughter Of Mr.. John
MoCnllooh and Mary Bryan, his
wife. John MoCullooh, born in
Berkeley county. Virginia. in 1871,
and Game here with his father, the
pioneer John McCullooh, 1892
the latter OF whom is buried in
Pleasant FIats. The mother of
Mrs.. Lewip, Mary Bryan, was the
daughter of Major Andrew Bryan,
of Macon county. born in 1884,
whose wife WAS Parthena Glen
denim, the widow of John Meigs,
he the con of Return Jonathan
Meigs, of Ohio, and dauRhteI of
Dol George Clendsnin. one of the
pioneers of Western Virginia, who
participated in the battle of Point
Pleasant and represented Kanawha
county in the Virginia Assembly
in 1880 81 90 81 and '95 In 1894
he was one of the trustees of the
town of Point Pleasant. The wife
of Dol George Clendenin was Je.
NINA Ewing, thought to be the
sister of Thomas Ewing. promi.
nent in the history Of Ohio.
The ladies of the M 3 Church
South, will have on sale at Rooff'r
Drug Store, oakes, pies and home
lmade candies, November 18th,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-11-18

Mrs. r. w. Davis. of near Buff
falo. W. Va, widow of the miniSter
who lie so we'll known here, had her
house destroyed and everything
that was in 1t. last Friday. 1t was
caused by defective Aue. and her
loss amounts to probably 81 300
Gallipolis Tribune.