The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-02-17

| lianeV Of intslleet; some OF her poeae. PEO'
ductious being Of avery high order. During
The war. she was = warm friend Of the soldisE
aud her kidding words and kind ministEationo
viii b long held in remembrance sslfsae.
ri6cing. generous and giesd, death dos not
ofte strike nObler mark.
Facn RUsSA.--In another column viii b
found an interesting letter from Rev. y. \.
Mcclellan, iOrmsEly in charge Of the PreSbyte.
riau Church in this plsce. The letter iS dated
at 81. Petersburg, Russia, and was written to
an old and valued friend Ofhis in this plaza.
We doubt not that his many friends in this
community will be roioieed to learn that he Is
enjoying good health, and that his travels in
Europe are pleasant.
Da. O. T. B. MoolE...Ws congratulate the
citizens Of Mac@l City aud vicinity for having
secured The professional services Of our Towns
man d. O. 7. B. Moore. Dr.. Moore is 4 grad.
uate Of the old School Of the Univcrsity II
Pennsylvania. and has been q successful prac.
titioper Of medicine some eight or ten years,
Dr.. n, whilst thorough in all the branches Of
the medical profession, is gentlemen Of Gle.
ganes and refinement. We bespeak for him
Afull share Ofpublic patronage.
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Ak TNroRrASr DEosroS.-.We are informed
BY private letter that in the case pending in
the Supreme Court Of Appeals. of this State, Of
l. LuSher ps Settles, q a., officers Gf Lincoln
county. The Court affirmed the judgment Rf
the Circuit Court Of Oabsll county. This de,
cisiOn settles all "quibbIing" about the oOnSLi.
tutonality ofLincoln county.
Argued by ", Fl, TOmlinson and Mr., Stanton
for Appellees.
SuoorlSo ATVRAY...Last Saturday 4 difficult
ty occurred at Clifton, between man named
Martin Hetzel and maa named Hennigen,
which resulted in the shooting Of Hennigen.
On Monday Hetzel had an examination before
Squire Shank. The evidence showed cCnelu'
sively that the shooting was an act Of self
defence. F. 4. Guthrie conducted the prose.
cutiop; aud for defendant, MOssrS. Simpson,
TonlinsOn, Myers aud Simpson.
AcctpESr..M Monday Miss AunIe Young,
daughter ofour townsman. Robert Young, Esq,
was very severely scaldsd by the upsetting Of
Tea kettle Of boiling water, Her suAerings
were 10 intense for while, that she was
Threatened with commissions. but upon an up.
plieation of Glycerinc, Olive Oil and CarboliC
acid on eSrded cottos instant relief was Civ.
en-, and up to this momen. she is doing we'll
and entirely Tree from pain
The American Stock Journal is offered EREE
TO toeverv 50 subscriber for the Weely Regis
Ter for 1870. ~,
VIZ are informed that J. N. Hennessy, Esq,
has put up Slave Machine on the Great Kama.
wha River, near the mouth Of Five Mils creek
We wish hines We 10 all enterprising and en-.
ergeLic men, abundant success. Had We few
more such men as Mr.. Hennessy amongst US
"Old fogyimsm" would soon disappear from our
midst
sADDLrRr...our readers would do well to
recollect that s Bhindle Co., have now on
hand (of their own manufactured as large lot
OfsaSdles, Brides, Harness, Collars, and all
other goods in that line az is to be found In
any similar establishment on the Ohio River.
They sell below GallipOlis prices. Those who
come to town should call and examine their
stock
wEAro glad to notice tl.at Mr., Cole has con.
cluded 10 rerain In Point Pleasant, and has
again filed up his Grocery. where he will be
happy 10 see his old customers. All goods as
cheap as the cheapest
D,Ep--slrs, Hannah Grant. wife Of the late
Samuel Grant, died in PomeSpy, on the ati a
February, at the residence Of her son. Colonel
O. Grspt. She was in the 9oth year Of her age
at the time Of her death.
TSe following officers Of the Point Pleasant
Literary Society were elected last Monday ev.
ening: President, W Keuuys Vice PssSitent,
George Martin; Secretary, Morris ssidIsr; Trea.
nurer, s h Patrick; Marshal, Oliver Phelps.
L4wLEssxEsS.-ROSdyism seems to reign ap.
prone in our town. Last night Dr.. Garnet
was thrown at while passing down street; MI.
BarcuS had oaa Of the windows in his house
demolished by rocks Are our authorities pow.
erleSsi
from New Haven.I
Miss PhilenG Walker died at this place on,
Saturday night, February 51h, aged q years
Her disease was consumption, aud she had
long been suffering, but never murmured. and
gave full evidence 10 all around that she was
prepared to &C, and passed away in peace.
pro,racted mestinv of nearly two week,