The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-01-18
J6s UrrttIg Resistes
LOCAL MATTERS.

Rev. Mr.. Stewart is holding series Of
meetings a. the old Presbyterian Church.
Somethiug new under the suo-the
Local Colmuu" OF the Baptist Record.
For the money, anybody can get as
much coal Is they want. from Capt. Darst.
JamesH Couch, Jr.. Esq. and lady
have gone to Charleston.
Charleston is said to bs crambsd With
people, aud still they come.
There ora 10 lesa than four divorce cases
nos pending in the Brooke Circuit Court.
81. few Of tho peoples party" are in
the Convention and Legislature.
Circuit Court commences 10 this place
on the Goth Of February, next.
We ask our friends to help US 10 inares.
sing the circulation Of our paper.
Capt. Hutch Mcdaniel. who has been
sick for some ten days past, is again con-
yslescent aud able to be on the streets
The Charleston Courier, like the old
woman, has bad the last say about the
mails.
W. B Cable has nov the largest stock
Of Stoves aud Tiuware, ever offered for
sale 10 this town Give him call.
Whatever. may be the politics ofthis pa-
per ito aim will ever be to build up, and
not to tear down this community.
II 7ou desire your town to increase 10
population aud importance, do all in your
power to encourage immigration.
Printed aud for sale at this Office neat
and correct justices aud Cuustsble's
Blanks.
0singto the sudden changes in the
weather, we have had OF luts. good deal
OF sickness. 10 town.
Dr. Barbes and his daughters. Misses
Blanche and Kate, returned from Wheel
lug last Sunday moruipg.
Rev. Mr.. H.rdvick holds services in the
Court House on the second aud fourth
SUNDAYS Of each month.
Col. C. B. Waggenuer. member OF the
Convention, left Tor tue Capital Sunday
evening
Hon. Frank Hereford has our thanks
ts copJ Of To. Agricultural Report f'r
1871.
The contractors are now delivering the
nails on both tho Ohio and han''ha
river routes, on time.
The las, census shows that we have IN
the Unit d Stat sl50 cities which have over
10000 inhabi.aus.
Capt. Shrewsbury Of the Aetipe, has
been a, home for the past few days. We
also notice our young friend, Jone Smith
clerk Of this boat, in towa.
Rev J 3 Hardwicke was unanimously
reelected Pastor Of the BAPTIST Church at
Charleston a, the annual meeting Of the
Deacous held a few days ago.
The Clifton Iron aud Nail Works, haT,
ing received large supply Of iron from
Missouri since the opening Of navigation,
are .gain IN full operation.
souoli, i. what every house-seepsr
needs, to keep knives, spoons, 'o'"are'
glassware, DC, clean aud bright. foT
sale by Sis,on Bros
Our old friend. Prof D P, Guthrie,
wa. in town last Saturday, looking well
aud hardy. Wonder why he don't get
married? 1T is not good for man to be
alone"
We learn from q friend who was 10 Gal
lipols /. few days since, that the Methodist
aud Presbyterian Churches Of that place
ar. carrying on one Of the most powerful
reYivais ofreligion ever witnessed in that
place.
Another lot Of beautiful job type and
other material for the Register job Office
Jus: received When you want real
handsome hand bill or poster come to thu
Office.
Mr.. Adolpbus Avis, son Of Capt. John
Avis. Of Chatestown, was frozen to death
on the western frontier. in one Of the late
terrible storm. in that portion Of the
country.