The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-12-01
NEW HAVEN, MAfdbks.

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like b see sons -four single men follow
Mr. LeitkiIer example, ior b has been
improving bis property ever since % mo-
we'd into the STATE Of matrimony.
George Street has much iuer appear
ance now. since Robert W. Brown and
Robert Robinson have completed their iine
dressed rock sidewalk. They 60 in for
Improvements. They are public spirited
citizens, and have made their corner look
quite attractive.
Mr.. Juhlingis having . large lot Of
rock hauled on bis ground, preparatory 70
the erection Of ware-room.
The following are the officers Of the
New Haven Lodge. No. Ss. I. .. G. T.
for tho tefmlspding January Slst, 1871:
IW. "a. \. George 9. wildiug; ", Y. T,
Miss Mary a. Turnbull; W. R. s, Otis
B. Smith; W. A. s., Mrs. A. 3. Smith;
w. +. S., Greed F. Walker; W. T., Miss
Ella NJ. Chester; W. c., A. ], Peck; P.
W. @. T. DE-, J. j Hensleg; ". NJ, j.,
T. Oliver; w. D. NJ. Miss Mary A. Sher-
~; W. /. G., Miss Ellen Truubull; W.
o.. G., Robert Walker; W. H. R. s.,
Miss Fannie Chapman; ". I, q. S. Miss j.
Mary Wheatley; L. A., R. Robinson; ~
D., DR.. j. L, Hensley.
MAaRtEp-ou Thursday, November
9th, WIN, Hall. of Hartford City, and
Miss Maggie Kenny, Of New Haven.
Corn has fallen in our market, from 75
cents to l55 cents per bushel.
There is quite lively time butchering
hogs in our TON this week. There have
been some excellent pOrkers slaughtered.
Thanksgiving day passed otyery intor-
mally in our place. There was very little
suspension ofbusiuess. and no special SER
vices, except a thanksgiving prayer meet
ing in the evening.
New Haven has the rubber boot fever
very badly; clearing of slowly. They are
ofbuge proportions, and will take in half
Of small man.
Quite a brisk snow fell in our burgh on
Friday last. The first snow ofthe season
fell here Oh Tuesday the 18th uls,
Our Salt Yard is crowded with salt
Are shipping some little on steamboats,,
and trading some with the farmers.
Our school is doing finely this quarter,
there being attendance and proper decOram.
Considerable proficiency is made BY the
children in their several studies. The
teachers, Mr.. D. 9. Lloyd ana Mrs. MA.
Steward, deserve great credit for the man
ner in which the cause ofeducation is being
advanced in our town.
HallOw Eve passed of here very quiet
". We don't know whether the boys forgot
it,oy whether they are improving in morals;
but there was some reason for their gener-
al quietude and good behavior.
The gentleman noticed in your last pa
per, as teaching singing school at Hart
ford City, and whom you called Mr.. Mill
er, taughttwO schools here. and gave emil
nent satisfaction. BE is an excellent
teacher, but when he taught here, his
name was Mr. Williams.
Hope your correspondent a." has got
over the terrible backset which he got at
the October election. Tell him not to
give way to dependency, for patience,
pluck and perseverance, coupled with the d
Flick Amendment. or some other Amend
meut, Will overcome all Of those dark DIFF diff
fculties.
WIVES AND MoTnEal. Only woman
knows what woman endure; and It there Dc
any means Of assuagiug the distress Of
BODY and mind which so many thousands
experience, day after day and week after
week, with fortitude which puts to o, shame
the boastful courage Of men who will deny
that 90 great blessing to the sex should
be found in every household.