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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-05-27
Grandfather of VIM. j Bryan.

Mrs. Robert S Hill. 504 South
Fourth street, Steubenville. Ohio.
writes the Tribune to know about
W j Bryan's folks who formerly
lived in Mason county, w. Va
We can only say. that our informa-
ton lie. that William j Bryan't
grandfather lie said to be buried on
the Miller fam in Mason county,
nearly opposite this city, and II
shid. attended the Academy here
when Joel o. Robinson was the
principal This WIS somewhere
about 1874. and Mr., Bryan's father
attended that school with Johr
5teenbergen, yet living. P a.
5anns, the we'll known druggist,
cow dead, the Herefords, Couohes
Cushinge, Lewises and boys OF
:hst day. Mrs Hill says she hae
"Reward of Merit" given her
mother. Mrs. Henry MenaRer, by
j. o. Robinson, for good behavior
ounotual attendance. etc.. O Cher
rington, j. Same, o j Warman,
Without date. This was when
Robinson WAS running female
seminary in the old AK. Green
wood building where the Laska
hotel now stands and before he
vas principal of the Aoedemy."-
Gallipolis Tribune.
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About the Great NebFaskan.

eff only the people were as strong
for Bryan after the nomination Hs
they are before-well-"
The above is specimen of the
argument being used all over tho
country by newspapers nominally
Democratic in politics, but which
are eohoing the shouts of Wall
street gam blers against Mr.. Bryan.
Fortunately for the party, CLAP
trap of this kind is having little
weight with the people. They are
going ahead regardless of tho
olamor of the high finanoieTB, and
are instruoting their delegates to
stand by the great Nebraskan ut
Denver. If there ia Democratic
candidate anywhere in this broad
land who can get more votes than
Bryan be has never yet shown
himself. Single. handed and alone,
with all the thieves. trust magnates
and hireling newspapers against
him, he got more votes in 1896 by
million than any nominee of his
party ever received before or since.
Four years later, with events appa-
rently disorediting all of his srgu-
ments and Qualifying those Of his
enemies he polled again larger
vote than was ever given Demo-
CRATIC nominee for the Presidency.
As vote.getter he holds the re-
cord in his party, and this fall 30
many people will support him that
all the money the trustg oan raise,
and all the coercion that they can
bring to bear won't be able to mar
shall enough votes to to beat him.
-Farmers Advocate.
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GREER.

The Sunday School here is pro-
gressing nicely with j V Stephen.
son, as Superintendent.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Crooks and
little daughter, Roma, spent Sun.
day with the latters mother. Mrs,
B Carson.
Miss Ora Eokard returned home
Sunday after a weeks visit with
relatives at Sebrell.
Miss Amy Crooks was the guest
of Miss Nina Carson, Sunday.
Will Clendenin and John Eok.
ard left Monday for Athens. Ohio,
where they are employed on the
road.
Mrs Rndd Thomas is improving
at this writing.
Miss Cora Edwards, II Dolby
spent Sunday and Monday with
Miss Ora Eokards.
The farmers in this vicinity are
very late with their drops on 40.
count of so much rain. Vashti.
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T1DEwAgER COMING.

Cheerful News for Point Pleasant
We see by the Cincinnati En-,
quirer of Saturday. that H B
Rogers, the builder of the Tide
water Railroad, has suooeeded in
disposing Of $l7.OoO,O0O worth OF
bonds and will resume work On ths
Cidewater at once. connecting witt
the K & M. at Charleston. By
this route it will be $50 miles from
the West Virginia GOAL fields to tn
lAkes. All that is needed to OOH
neot, is a bridge over the Kanawh.
1t Carbondale. Itis for this res
son the 81. v. people are spending
suoh large sums in constructing
he Ohio river bridge at Point
Pleasant. and in QUITTING down tn
grades. The completion of THU
gives shorter route from the soa
BOARD to Chicago than any other
being but $40 miles in length.
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Attention Sir Knights

A Special Conolave of franklin
Commandery, No. IL. KuiRhtt
Templar, will hold at it's Asylum
Point Pleasant. w. Va, on Thurs
i y evening, May % 1908. at $3.50
O'Clock. P. M. sharp. for the pur.
pose of attending Ascension Day
services at Christ Protestant Epis
oopal ohuroh. All Sir Knighte
are requested to be present, in full
Cemplar uniform except the sword
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REDMOND.

Mr. and Mrs Seldom Bircbtield
and children, of Henderson, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs Rome
Perry.
Mark and Lomuel ShiAet. OF
your oity, spent Sunday with rela
tives here.
Grandma ShiAet. of Henderson,
spent Monday with Mrs Geo Mol
ford.
The Henderson NJ e Sunday
School met Sunday afternoon a.
$50 May oath. at the M. b church
At Henderson. and the pastor, Rev
is Pullins. recognized the Sun
lay School by rejecting new off
,ers: Jos. Butler. Superintendent,
Mr.. Darst. assistant; Miss Amy
Milford. Secretary; Mrs, Iona
Burks, Treas Miss Justia Jeffers,
librarian. The Sunday School will
convene at 2:30 p m, every Sun.
lay afternoon Let every one come
and make it a prosperous Sunday
School olass.
Mrs Jas Jeffers and daughter,
Mrs Uhales Lee, were visiting Mre
John Heins, Sunday evening.
Rev Pullin filled his regular APP.
pointment at M e Church. Hen.
Ierson. Sunday night.
Russell Mayes and Wade Null
ford make frequent visits down the
B. & o. What's the attraction,
boysP
Mary. the infant child of Mr. and
Mrs John Heines, died Friday
evening at z O'Clock, and was bur
led Saturday evening at Hender.
son cemetery.
Strawberries are plentifulin this
section of the county, selling at 5
oents per box.
Mrs Minnie Martin and son, Eu-
gene, of Louisville, arrived here
Monday to visit her sister. Mre.
Kate Boneoutter. Blue Bell.
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LOCUST LANE.

Mrand Mrs o l. Hall, of Oharl.
eston, spent Sunday with B Hall
and family.
Mrs Minnie Rodgers and little
daughter visited her grandmother
at this place Saturday and Sunday
Miss Ona o. Jones, of Flat Rock,
is the guest of her cousin, Miss
Blanche Hall.
w w Church and w B Church,
of Huntington; Otis and Okey
Church, of Benwood, we're here
last week the guests of relatives.
Mrs w ID Hall, who has been
quite i'll for several days, we are
sorry to note is no better.
G w Barnett was a business Wis.
tor at Beech Hill, Thursday,
Farmer Girl.
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Personal Mention.

Mr.. Abe Herdman, of Leon, was
here Saturday.
Hon. Geo. [. Nesle. of Hunting.
ton, was here last week.
Mr.. Alonzo Burris. of Pond Lick
was in town last Wednesday on
business.
Mrs. Manly Brown, of Hartford,
lie the guest of her sister, Mrs Su-
San Hogg.
Mise Mae Lynch is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. o. Jewett, at
Huntington.
Mr. jasper Lighter has moved
from Ohio street to the Hoctf fiat
on Main street.
Mise Leoti Natter is visiting
friends at Charleston and Raymond
City, this week.
Mice Mary and Sarah Knight
of Maggie. were the guests of Mrs
Susan Hogg. Sunday.
Mrs. G w. Stribling and moth
err. Mrs j w Long. are visiting
relatives in Virginia
Maj j O. Anderson. of Charles
ton, WAS here few days last week
visiting his friends.
Hon o. W Osenton, of FHyette
Vile, was a distinguished visitor
here two days laat week.
Miss Alvena Hess. learning the
millinery trade in Columbus, IL
home until the season opens.
Elitor Frank A Dudley, of the
Logan Democrat, was here attend.
ing the Convention yesterday.
Mics Eva Hughes will leave
today for Washington d o.. and
other points of interest in the East.
Mr. Rudolph Written of Cinoin.
oinnAti, is here on "A few days visit
to his parents. Hon j l. Written
and wife.
John w. Miller. editor of the
Putnam Democrat, was here Fri.
day attending tho funeral of C"pt
w. r. Gum,
Miss Mary Hogg. of Morgan
town, here visiting her grand moth
or, left Saturday for Lswisburg, to
attend the Commencement.
Mrs j. b Brown, who haa heen
q guest of her daughter. Mrs Frank
Leifheit. of Breezy Heights, re-.
turned to her home at Point Pleas
ant this morning -Pomeroy In.
dependent.
Adam B. LittIepage and Louis
Bennett, candidates for the Dem
ooratio nomination for Governor,
were here last week and attended
the mass convention held by the
Democrats.
Mr. George Singleton, of Char
lesion. stopped over here Tuesday
to Visit his sister, Mrs Will Ken.
ny, on his way to the National
Delegate Nominating Convention
at Wheeling, Thursday.
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GUNvIELE,

Mr. and Mrs George See were
visiting e o Buoklew Sunday.
We are sorry to announce the
death of Early Flowers, which CO.
CURED May %. 1908.
Ed Clock was calling on his
friend. Miss Name Baker. Sunday
Rev Cook preached an interest
ing serm On at Mt Tabor Sunday.
Lizzie See was visiting Lizzie
Wildmsn Sunday.
Henry Stewart spent Sunday
with Rev q q Baker.
Mary See was visiting Maggie
Baker Monday.
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CLASS OF 1908
Graduating Exercises.

Graduating Exercises.
Raymond Waldo Allen
Martha Carolyn Oomstock
Roma Evelyn Gibbs
Charles Enderes Howard
James Thomas Leftwioh
Hanna Irene Lewis
Mary Agnes Lewis
Gertrude Cecilia Moriarty
The Commencement exercises OF
The Point Pleasant High School
ueld at the opera house last night,
vas a complete SUCCESS and very
gratifying to the many patrons OF
the school, and great credit t.
the instruotors. The papers read
.hoN ed careful consideration of the
ubjects discussed and we're deliv
,red, in every instance. with east
md grace. The program through
,ut was interesting and instructive
md highly enjoyed by everybody
William Richmond Gum war
porn in Marshall county. Wet Va
July 81. 1882, died May 10. 1908
He was son of Neil and EIiz4beth
dunn. His mothers maiden name
WAS Richmond. Both families were
SCOTCH, aud came to this STATE
from Washington county, Pc
WLen he was about four years OLD
his parents came to Mason county
and located near Meroers Bottom
where he lived until 1883, ut which
sine he took up his residence il
Point Pleasant. w Va. of who'll
ne was resident at the time of biz
Ieath There were four children
of the Gum family, viz. Harriet
A e, William r Nancy and Isaac
IF which thvre is one still living
Mrs.. Nancy MoNeill. who resides
ut lockwood, Ohio. In 1883, be
was united in marriage to Miss
Mary Buttz. of Indianapolis. Ind
who with one daughter, Mrs. S
w. Hogsett, andshis son, Neil, sur
vive him. s II. MoNeill
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twill be remembered that sew
eral months ago Col. Beebe, of
the Island Coal Co., of Holden,
made application for a saloon
there in order to keep mon at
work in the mines as they refus-
ed to stay whore they could not
secure refreshments of this char
acter, the application being made
with the proviso that all the pro-
ceeds above actual expenses would
go to charity.
This week he donated $3.50 to
the Huntington Hospital, a most
welcome contribution and the
money won't be looked upon as
tainted goods either. The poor
of Logan county have been
mighty we'll looked after also dur
ing the past winter.-Raleigh
Herald, Beckley.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-05-27

Mr.. e. b. Thomas Informs ue
that his dear old friend, Mr. John
q. Kuntz. died very suddenly Sun.
day night at his home at Swiss. on
I5auley river. The news of HE
death was quite shook to Mr..
Thomas, Hs we'll rs many others
here. who we're acquainted with
Mr.. Kuntz He WAS good man
and had host of friends. He wet
about 60 years of age.
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AT THE NJ. e. CHURCH, SOUTH.

AT THE NJ. e. CHURCH, SOUTH.
II. Il. BELL, PASTOR.
Sunday School $3.50 O'Clock.
Epworth League Friday night.
at 8 O'Clock. Choir practice after
League meeting,
No preaching at North Point
Pleasant Sunday.
Special services for the K. of p.
lodge Sunday at 8 O'Clock, p. M.
Preaching at night at 8 O'Clock,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-05-27

The ladies of the M. E Church,
will hold IL Bazaar in Hootf's build,
ing, (Mayor's offio') June End. and
in the evening social will be held
at the residence of Mr., George o
Comstock, where Joe Dream and
oake will be served
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Bethel Sunday School

Adopted the following preamble
and resolutions on last Sunday
morning:
WHEREAS, Bethel Sunday School
has learned with profound sorrow
that Gel. r. CIendenin, a worthy
member of this school. has been
called from time to reward, there.
fore, be it
Res0lUed, That our school, while
deploring the great loss of this
young man, whose presence and
help in the SCHOOL we highly ap
preoiated, as he would oheerfully
fill the place of the organist in her
absence, do humbly bow in sub.
mission to the will of our Heavenly
Father who does all things we'll.
II. That we extend our sympa.
thy and most sinoere reg ards to the
grief stricken parents of the de.
ceased, whose homo has been rob
bed of it's most precious jewel, and
hope that they may find peace and
comfort by an implicit faith and
trust in the Redeemer of mankind.
Ill. That these resolutions be
recorded by the Secretary, and
Kept as part of our Sunday school
record; and also. that copy be
given to the parents of the de.
ceased
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-05-27

The public school exercises at
the Opera House last Friday night
exoelled anything of the kind ever
held in our city, the drilIs. reoita.
tions, go, being beautifully. ren.
dered. We congratulate.
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Capt. Gordon Greene, manager
of the Greene Line of steamers
says the Sunday excursions be.
tween GaIlipoliis, Point Pleasant
and Pomeroy, will continue all
summer, If the water permits.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-05-27

WANTED An agent to sell our
goods in Point Pleasant and sur.
roundings. Premiums to purohas-
ers A good opportunity. Address
Grand Union Tea Co., 1920 Main
street, Wheeling, w. Va.
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COUNTY OF MASON, SSi
L. &C BOWER, Cashier nj the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true 10 the best of my
knowledge and belief.
Subscribed and sworn to before me thli
@'''' u"' " w. W. RILEY, IR.
Notary Public.
j. McCULLOCH,
p. s. LEWIS,
is. SPENCER.
Directors.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-05-27

Five hundred thousand foreign
er5 have returned from this ooun.
try to their native land sinoe last
Ootobtr. owing to the business de.
preston.
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Aaron Frank Dead.

Aaron Frank, one of the bes
known stock dealers in Gallit
county, who has been ill for two
months. died last Wednesday il
4alIipolis, in his Sind year. Il,
has been a conspicuous man il
Gallipolis for many years, and I
very familiar figure on the streets
He was clever man in a trade
sotive in local politics, and his i'm
pulses we're generous Mr. Frank
estate is said to amount to abou
$4,000
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Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
Burris. on Mr.. E. B. Jones farm,
son, Tuesday. May Goth.
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Hon. David B. Hill sails on til,
Baltic June IL for his fret tril
abroad.
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Mr.. Al. q. Wageeney. one of Ma.

Mr.. A. o. Waggener. one of Ma,
son county's oldest and most high.
ly respected officers. died at his
home in Pleasant k'lata. Saturday,
morning. May 23d, 'O9 at 8 O'Clock
in the 72nd year of his life. Fun
eral services from his home Mon
day afternoon, conducted by Rev.
j. Howard Gibbons of ChTis
Church, and Rev. Carl B"rth of
the Presbyterian Church, inter
ment in Lone Oak Cemetory. We
will publish a memorial in our
next issue.
Mr. ID s. Snyder WAS called to
Huntington Thursday on accoun
of the death of his nephew. Mr..
Lyman Hall. aged % years, who
was accidentally run over by q
B. e. o. train. Mr.. Hall war
oIerk in the railroad office
aud went to the yards to look after
some care, and in trying to board a
moving train his foot slipped and
he tell under the train
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-05-27

The Howe show WAS organized
in London. and this is the fret Wis.
it to the United States They chow
ed all through Cuba and the West
Indies, and theu to Florida. From
Florida they started north and are
moving in that direction as rapidly
ae Il show oan move. Will be here
tomorrow, Thursday.
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Go to Uhrig's when you want
anything up. to. date in jewelry, out
glass. china, 60.
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Uhrig's is the place to buy jew.
eIry. out glass, fine china. 60.
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Mr.. Jas. M. Fisher is candidate
for the nomination for oonstabIe in
Robinson district, before the Dem.
ooratio convention.
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Mr.. O. B. Riokard. of Maggie,
has two very fine fox bounds which
he would like to sell. Write him.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
CARL BARTH, Pastor.
Main Street, between 9TH and sth SITS
No preaching in this ohuroh
next Sunday. The pastor being
under appointment of PresbyterY
to preach at Hamlin, w. Va.
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Mrs. Bish Moore, of Middleport
lis here visiting relatives.
Mr.. r. NJ. Rhoades, of Ravene
wood, was here /, yesterday.
Mr. ID f. Bryan, of Gallipolis
spent yesterday here With his
brother, Mr.. w. w. Bryan.
Mr.. Luther t Long, represent
ing the Huntington Advertiser, at.
tended the convention here yester
day.
Mr. j. L. Pannell, wife and baby,
are here from Columbus ON visit
to Mrs Pannell's father, Hon
Rankin Wiley.
Mr. Ed. Smith, of Ripley, wa
here attending the funeral of Hit
unoIe, Mr. A o Waggener, return
ing Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs w. a Williams. o.
Mt. Vernnn. Ohio, came over Sat.
uSday on short visit to Mrs Will
Jams parents, Dol. and Mrs II. r.
woward, and returned Tuesday.
Dol. II. T. Wallis. of ClurksburR,
was here the fret of tue week visi
ting lis son, Mr. Forman Wallis,
wife aud little son. also his ole
friend, Mr.. Homer Smith, at The
Spencer.
Mr.. Frank o. Bu'z aud sister
Mrs Dan SoheibIe. of Indianapolis
Ind were called here to attend the
funeral of Capt w. r. Gum M
Butt has returned while Mre.
SoheibIe will remain here for a
time with her sister, Mrs Gum
Miss Sibyl O. Menager and Fran
,is p. Meneger. children of the Hon
james b. Menager, who have beer
visiting their father at the Kama
VIA Hotel, for the pact few weeks.
leave this morning for Valley
Heights Hotel. owned by Hon Ber
e. Carney, in Summers county, tt
spend the summer.-Oharlesto't
Gazette.
Mr. Dan A. Mossman, of Hunt
ington. candidate for State Treas.
urer, subject to the action of the
Democratic Convention. was in
town yesterday attending the Dem
ooratio Convention. Mr. Mossmnp
is fine gentleman and would be E
good man for the office which he
aspires. He has a very strong fol-
lowing Mr.. Mossman is a brother
IF d.. e j. Mossman of this oity
Mr.. d. s. Snyder received word
Tuesday that his uncle. and the
only one he has. Mr.. John Snyder,
of Ironton. Ohio, had died.
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Indies skirts and suits cleaned
and pressed in first GLASS order;
prices low. Q o Tippett. tailor.
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We are fully open and will be
glad to have you come and inspect
our stock. Uhrig, The Jeweler.
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Come in and look at the spring
patterns. will be glad to show them
to you. o. o. Tippett. Merchant
Tailor. on 9th street
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THE CHURCHES.
CHRIST CHURCH.
Hnv. j. howard oInnoNs, nroron.

REV.. HOWARD GInnoNs. RECTOR.
Service at Christ Church Wed
nesday, 8 p m.
Service Sunday IL m and 8 p m
Beginning Wednesday. June 3D.,
and closing Sunday the 7th. the 81
Annual Council of the Diocese of
West Virginia, will be held in
Christ Church.
Every one cordially invited to
the services and business sessions
of the Council.
On Thursday, Ascension Day,
{ tomorrow there will be special
service at Christ Church under the
auspices of Franklin Cammandry
K. T. Service beginning Z p m
The public invited to this service
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Fruit Crops Good

This year may be the best for a
good many years for fruit crops in
tho opinion of farmers who have
received reports from different
parts of the county. Excepting
plums, all fruits in this part OF
West Virginia are doing we'll oon-
sidering the bad weather of May.
aud even the plums are doing pref
~ we'll and good crop of them lie
looked for. Peaches and apples
promise great things. Mason ooun.
ty apples and peaches are note d
the country over and this year,
farmers say. there will certainly be
enough of them And tho berriee,
too. are doing fine, remarked a
farmer to reporter who was quer.
yinR him about crops and fruit
Black berries and rAspberries ought
to be plentiful after all the rain.
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BANK REPORT.

No. 1904.
REPoRT OF THE CoNDITIoN of The
HI Merchants National Bank, at Point
Pleasant, in the state of West Virginia, al
the close OF business, May II, 1905.
RESOIJRCES.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-05-27

Everything up to date at Mrs L
j Williamson's
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Mrs l. j WiIIiamson's is the
place to buy your hat. Best mate.
rial and lowest prioes.
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Put in your order now for that
two. piece suit. it ia going to get
hot soon 1 have some Moe ones at
S22 so up. Come and see me be-
fore buying. 90 Tippett, Outer
and Filter
Neuralgylene Tablets at Van
Gilder's Drug Store.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1908-05-27

TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH.
Wand street, between 9th and 9TH.
o. NJ. PULLES, PASTOR.
Sunday School 9:45 a. M.
Preaching by the pastor next
Sunday morning and night. All
welcome,
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Mr.. d. s. Snyder received word
Tuesday that his unole. and the
only one he has. Mr.. John Snyder,
of Ironton, Ohio, had died.