The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-01-25

derson, Of Coalburg. kauawha county,
had bis leg very badly mashed, while en-.
gagged at work in the mines.
ACCIDENT We are informed that man
named Poston, near Buffalo, Putnam
county, while working about circular
saw mill, had his band SO badly cut on
Saturday last, by one Of the saws, that
amputation became necessary. Drs. Gar
melt and Barbee. performed the operation,
and the injured man is getting along as
we'll as could be expected under the cir
cumstances.
LEASED. We are informed that Mr.. A.
P. Deem has leased the Kline House for
another term. The many patrons Of Mr..
Deem will be glad to know this. We are
also informed that the brick work is to be
painted and penciled, which will add great
" add to the appearance of this fine house
For the week ending last Saturday ey.
eniug, the Ohio Barrel Company, at this
place, paid out over 500 for labor. This
outlay Of money for hands will be more
than thribbled as soon rs the Company
commence active operations, which will be
in a few days.
Cow BACK. = Nlessrs. G P. Simpson
and Il. A. Young. of Mason City, who
have been at Charleston since the meeting
Of the Convention aud Legislature, came
down on the Clara Scott Monday even
ing, on their way home. Perry was "fS-
ed up in style We did not know him at
first glance
We have not yet discovered any disposl-
tor 40 the part Of our city dads" to re-
pair the dangerous crossing at the corner
at 9Th and Wand Streets. Probably il
some one gets burt through their regli-
gence III this matter, and RECEIVERS heavy
damages those who control the affairs Of
this town may be awakened to a sense of
their duty.
What is the mattcr with "the only daily
paper published at the Cspitalw II comes
very irregular to this office, and then it is
from one to two days old The same that
is true with US, is true WITH all subscribers
to the daily at this place, and many Of
them say d--m thedaily This manner Of
treating its patrons is provoking to say the
least, and we trust the managers Of the
Kauawba Daily, will mail their paper
promptly, 50 that Se can get on the eren-
ing Of the same day that tbs printed.
G. W. n. Mitchell, with Hibbs, Rich
ardsou & Co., dealers in Boots and Shoes,
and Hibbs & Co, dealers in Hardware,
Portsmouth, Ohio, was in our city last
week, soliciting orders for both these hou-
SEES, and We are glad to know that nearly
all our merchants gave him liberal orders
The Bout and Shoe House Of Hibbs, Rich
ardsop 4 Co., is one Of tie largest Of tie
kind in the West, and orr merchant read.
ers will aud it greatly to their advantage
to save their orders for Mr. Mitchell. He
visits our city and Valley each month.
We are informed By tue Superintendent
DR.. Torbes-that the Enterprise Wool.
en- Mills, is to be overhauled this winter,
and its capacity for work greatly increased
Several looms are to be put up, when they
will be enabled to enter extensively into
the manufacture Of Jeans, Flannels, Gas.
simercs, DC. We trus. our farmer friends
viii bear in mind that we have o Wooden
Mill 10 Point Pleasant, to which every far
mer in our county should be proud to sell
their wool instead of sending it away to
distant markets, where itcommandS no bet
Ter prices than can be obtained at home,
and in many instances less price. This
mill does as good work as any Mil in the
country. Encourage home enterprises
Our PAPER From time immemorial
it has ever been considered au impossibili-
ty for a Journal to please everybody tits
not our expectation 10 vary this experience,
at least in political point Of view, but we
will eudeavor to satisfy all who desire re-
liable aud punctual home newspaper. A
country paper is the Sunday of the press;
opce week man stops and reviews bis acts