The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-31
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10. complimentary notice Of our town ara
citizens IRON tue Elk Falls (Knnsas) En-
umiiaer published by R. S Wadacll' Esq
aad who was recently on visit to his pa
rcu,s residing at Mason City We 'us'
that the ambition of our young friend to
"voe aud win" one Of Point Pleasant
fair daughters that he may take her to a''
"wigsa.n" in taefar West, may be fully
realized: Well help you all We can Bro
Waddell:
We have just returned from q pleasant
visit to the paernal roof, around which
such fond memories cling, tina. We al
mos. Wonder that the spirit Of rowing from
it ever entered our brain.
The giyer Of all good has generously
spared aud blessed every member; even to
to the old grandparents that foudly watch.
ed our boy hood and beguiled our childish
hearts with the old hunting stories; We will
always be . boy as long as grandfather
lives to tell Of his early days in old Vr.
ginia.
Long may they live to cheer the young
with their grand, honest faith. and may
we never cause sigh to rufla their kind
old hearts
West Virginia is State Of grand posi-
bili,ies, aud very PLAUSIBLE probabilities
It's mineral wealth is untold; in the next
half century it will develop into one Of the
richest States in the Uaion: Its valleys
arc unparalleled for farming while the hills
and mountains from its temperate climate,
afford pasturase for boundless herds oil cat
tie
The clear, sparkling waters Of such rlv.
ers as the kar4wha is the great health
remover to those who drink
Iu speaking II the Kanawha river we
feel like giving description Of the pleas.
ant time We .peut in Point Pleasant. an
historical mite town situated at the con
fueuce of tn, txu rivers where the noun
tain stream contributes her wealth OF co,'
salt and minerals III fleets Of hoat. I"
float graudly It "a The h'r'l" Quo ~
6ud its market u Cinciona.' nd tn 9th
er cities Of the south. even down 10 the
Gulf.
II cannot be many years before they
will have a tlSu IL b. proud NJ
They point ots sits p'ld" '''a 'as' bat
tie Geld Of p,"r 'Lo.' in Virginia; here
rests the ren,ins Of tha great chlt' Corfu
stalk, 10 the valley he loved so well
The gentlemen Of til" place are the in
es, specimens Of that Oh Virginia hosp.
tally that is pn'en' to every one
As h.the ladies' God bless 'rm) we
never met their suparIors in beauty, good
will and lOvableness
Our eyes suap md our bachelor heat
goes out in a prolonged shrek f'r Their
emigration to Southern Kansas
We think Of the unny fine fell w' hullJ.
ing up comfortable houses here and advise
them (patr'ually) to nse means '"g.i &C.
qu.inlrd with tue fair ones nj Pa'pt II as
ant (whi.n We intend doing some il'n~)
and Try their powers Of persuasion. Otter
them lands and cattle. CORNER lots aud
manly hearts; when you win. boys. give
the Examiner credit
In the evening We tipped the Eight
fantastic" To The best music that ever spur
red the feet Of the writer
We woull nat think our life history
complete if we dropped out the pleasant
chapter written the last evening Of our
stsy there. The only thing we regret is
that we did not get time to talk Kansas as
much rs We wished
Then the old class mates. their hearty
laugh aud honest faces illuminc our dreafy
sancrum this Autumn afternoon enough TO
swear tina. as ling as no brown haired an.
gel makes US forget. we will yearly wend
our way east to grasp their friendly hands
take new lease Of friendship and forget
for few week, the mighty struggle IN
the valley Of the Elk for wealth and fame
Nv the last Of this week the now town