The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-05-18
We will give the proceedings Of the
Board Of Supervisors, next issue.

we Will give the proceedings Of the
Board Of Supervisors, next issue.
The editor Of this paper has . new hat.
We have swung our beautiful hgu ito
the breeze" TWAS painted and present
ed to us BY Col. Sisson.
The "Mattie Roberts" is building up a
good trade between Parkersburg and the
city Of Huntington.
Charleston is improving more rapidly
than any town east Of Omaha. So says
the West Va. Journal.
The penalty for corner loadug and using
vulgar and profane language, in Altoona,
is six days and nights inithe lookup.
The steamer Nashville has Withdrawn
from the Charleston and Cincinnati trade.
About $4,000 worth Of timber Was
destroyed by recent foods in the Guyan-
dctte and Sandy rivers, according to an
estimate in the Big Sandy Herald.
A snow storm passed over Maine last
a
Friday. In some places, snow yallto the
depth Of five inches.
Charleston has fifteen physicians and
twcnty.uine lawyers.
Last Wednesday the "Skillinger'' un-
loaded a large number Of mules and hor.
SEES, together with a lot Of carts, at this
place. They were forthe Covington and
Ohio Railroad.
Farmers inform US that the growing
crops are looking we'll. The prospect fol
o large yield Of wheat is very promising
A gentleman from Gallipolis has opened
a butcher shopin this place, at Mr., Bar
Gus stand He will be permanent, aut
We hope Our citizens will give him libe
raj patronage.
The fruitin this county is not so badl
injurefas was at first supposed
One Of the best reupers and mowers i
the world is tho Buckeye" manufacture
at Canton, Ohio. This machine is fo
s4e by ". B. Gable, in this place.
y The Spring races will commence o.
! Iachir's courseto day, (Thursday.) Sc,
'''due horses will be entered.
j !, M'spuday School Convention met {
! a"' - Church, last Sunday Afternoon
ine CONVENE was addressed BY ono
/. the members of',e prcsbytery.
/, Tho biggest "s'en on record is I
! The back Of Dickinson seck. Poor is
. low, we pity him.
a Is il really true that Guvah, ;.
!. 7 p,sss7i,ss as 4sprsry 49, se!ts V y
a timstcs?
p The Enterprise" Wooden Mills are n
. ing the highest market price in cash
wool. Let our Mason county farm
bring their wool to this MILL either
le sellit, or have itmade into yarn, or mi
M into blankets, cloth, &c.
~ The ',jolliest' member Of the Board
- Supervisors, is our young friend, Ja'
- W. Kelly, Of Hartford City.
i The new style Of hats worn by tue la
:, look like saucers ncndcd With rokeb'
Dir juice.
be Most young men are content to haV
,ts pupil in their eye. Weknow one who
10 a female college student in bis.
al Those individuals who grumble mos
nd the cost Of public improvements want
raj largestkiud Of price for any real e
nd. they may have in the market.
One negro aud two white men
eA- against the Flick Amonment in Par
KS burg. How is that for tho white NJ
~ Party?
~. w., A man that starts on, the day Of his
'v w.; riage as FIRST lieutenant in the fl
u.s.. Vs. need never expect to be promoted.
NV, Il makes q great difference wh
, to glasses are usedover or under the no
the Capt. s. A, Buruapp, Of tue
[fbo Castle Furnace" "salted' us one day
the week.
is to Now is the time to put every d0lla
$ to circulation. Don't lock up the mon