The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-08-18
NEW HAVEN IrENs.

NEaubtu' pEVPIletVEt uAo ueeu OuauBSu W
"Lincoln House, y on account of Dr.. Hem
alsy claiming the former name for bis house
A new Odd Fellow Lodge was organic
zed at Syracuse. Ohio. Friday evening,
July 18th, by Grand Master Becbeo. -
Their hall is in the third story Of Carlton
College. The officers aro:-G. L. Parker,
N. CIR. Miller, v. CD. saulser,
R. Sd. Carlton, P. s.-Wm. D. Viii
liams, Treasurer.
The-liquor shops at Syracuse, cause
about half dozen law salts per week.
Married at the residence Of tho brides
father, July 2sth, by Rev, J. L. Hensley,
Mr.. Robert Saulsby and Miss Harriet
Gilpin, both of New Haven.
Though the couple are very small, it is
to be hoped their joys will be large. and
their troubles smaller than themselves.
List of officers of the New Haven Lodge
No. 33, |. o. G. T., for quarter ending
October 3lst. 1s7O:-L. a.. R. Robinson
IL. D., S. w Chapman p. W. @. T.,
Otis b. smith-W. G. T., Dr. j. L..
Henslry-W. v. T., Fannie Chapman
W. c., R. Robinson-W. S., George g.
Wilding-W. A. S., Martha POrter-W.
F. S., S. Howell-W. T.. Adria E, Smith
w. R. H, S., Hannah E. Hall-W. L.
II. S., Ellen Trumbull-W. I. g., Ella
Chester-.-W. o. G., Andrew Hall-W.
NJ, @. f. Walkcr-W. D. NJ, Mary A.
Trumbull.
a King was born in our village last
week. Hc will not take sides with France
or Prussia in this war.
Gardens have suspended operations here
for the present season. They obeyed the
oft-repoated injunction, and'"dried up
We received neat little shower last We'd
nesday, just enough to show'us what might
have happened, bad it conc month sooner.
TatermelOns are got very plentifsl or
large, this season, with US. The vines
look as though they had the jaundice.
Pretty fair melons are retailing at a cent
and half pound.
Corn is nearly total failure in the low
or part of Graham township. Further up
the river, and back in the country the
crop looks more promising. Potatoes are
doing very we'll considering the severe
drouth they have suffered. Fruit very
light
Your Hartford City correspondent IN"
would'bc good census taker, for the rea-
son that he could AK SO plainly about the
epopnlatiop5'pls being interested; seehis sta
t;stics of Hartford. He heads me on that
sort Of information. | surrender
III" has also becn among the salt wells
and that too. while they were doing their
Y
''loyel best" .Sevcn wells throwing 400
gallons of water per minute. l am incli-
ned to the opinion, from what I have seen
of salt wells, that they would be doing
pretty we'll to pump 200 gallons per min
ute. Take back one cat, brother III"
prof A w Williams. ofSyraeusc. O..
has been teaching instrumental and vocal
music in our place for short time, and as
will be secn from what follows. he has had
wonderful success. After twelve lessons
he gave concert, with his class, at the
NJ. E. Church, on Saturday evening, Au-
gust 9th. The Church was crowded, and
theentire audience were highly delighted
with the performance. After the singing
was over the choir repaired in good order,
to the bachelor quarters Of DR.. i. F..
Roush, where they were kindly treated by
che Professor to good quantity of choice
Iice.cream and delicious cake. Prof. Will
Hams will take up another school imnodi-
ately. May his shadow never grew lesss'
or his voice weaker.
Mr.. Jossce P. Gustav, one Of our best
citizens, has sold out his town property,
and, on next Saturday, starts for Kansas,
THE garden Of the United States" to till
the soil. May she yield her richest treas
ures to his working hands.
Tho "UuiOn Salt Company" is coming
out of the "kinks," A great deal of fixing
and repairing has been done this spring
and summer, aud now they are building