The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1871-05-18


The "Clara Scott is doing good bus,
iness 10 the Charleston and Parlersburl
trade.
Astheir late meeting the Board Of Su'
peryisors granted permission to the pastor
Of the Baptist Church, to hold Divine ser.
vice in the Court room. Mr.. Hardwicke
therefore, will hold regular service in the
Courthouse on the FIRST and fourth Sun.
days Of each month.
Fashion gossip has it that in passing q
lady on the street the hat should DO raised
during the present season with the left
band, the little finger and thumb to be
placed under the rim. We give the infor.
nation gratis for the benift Of slicklers for
etiquette.
Perry Simpson, is soon to become cit.
izen Of our town.
D. W. Polsley, Esq, having declined
bis appointment as one Of the Commission.
ers to settle with Township Treasurers,
Gov. Jacob has appointed G. P. Simp-
son, Esq, as one Of the Commissioners.
Mr. John s. Miller is supplying this
market with the choicest Of strawberries.
Orders left at bis home or at the stores,
will be promptly attended to, and the ber-
ries delivered at their houses.
We notice W. G. Van Matrc in town
engaged in putting up tightening rods.
Mother may ! 60 out to swim,
Oh yes, my dearest daughter.
But wait till | go to Thomas & Sons,
And get some new goods.
While this is not the very best poetry,
yet nevertheless, there's truth 10 it. They
have just opened largo stock Of goods Of
every style aud quality. which they are Of.
,ferine to the public at the very lowest pri-
ces. Go to Thomas & Sons for your new
goods.
AT the close Of the war there we're ten
thousand Baptists in West Virginia, now
there are twenty thousand, and they are
more thoroughly organized than ut any
previous time.
An exchange has this to say Of the pres
ent style Of ladies' hats: "Ofall the hide.
GUS little eformed.skillet.like abomina.
tons, filled with impossible botanical mon.
trosities, that ever we're invented by the
6end .aided ingenuity Of malicious milliu-
ers, to mar the loveliuess Of costly suits Of
imported hair, this springs 'gypsy-ha,s"
are the most atrocious. They look like
once decent little head-covers, that a fat
Itaap he'd rpearr aero -tuuts tsd'pssit,SSs
beauty in mere distortion. Some Of The
hats and bon1ets, however, are pretty; for
thank heave} or Madam Demorest. Or
Cooley, or snebody else, these shocking
little pt.sdeiornisies, these battered
JUST ut-oF-qprss 'i,h. looking, "gypsies'
are not the ally style Of lid for tho femi,
nine kettlsdivine. Many elegant and
sensible bo'ets can be seen; straWs Of ey.
cry descripln, fine English duustables,
smooth Mil braids, chip and English
pearl braidith pointed edges, arc the va.
rieties.
swEErsfss'-E man ought to
get marie he can. Every man ought
to work tfit bis customers, il he can. =
Every with opld hold her tonge, If she
can, Ev lawyer should occasionally
tell tue 2, if he can. Every man
ought to nd to his own business and
| let other Pies alone, ifhs can. Every
. farmer ot to own Sweepstakes, any.
) how. Tsoll Reliable Sweepstakes
Threshold Separator. combined, are
what they represented to be, the best
machine e world tbs the farmers
long and tried friend and favorite.-
These macs are for sale BY Geo. W.
Craig, Axle, P. o., Mason county,
and by NCable. Point Pleasant.
The Market.
econ, BY COLE & RoslSsos.)