The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-12-19
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LOCAL MATTERS. 4
The epizoot still prevails and wheel :
burrows have come into use.
Great expectations and what became Of g
theu! Ask Charlcstonians b,
GotoS. G. Sissons for your holiday !"
presents. :"
The toy windows are beginning to Gil :,
up, aud the eyes Of the little cues bright.
eu with joy
Gunncrs are the terror Of farmers. u
whsse fields are in constant danger Of be. 10
ing visited and deprecated on. 60
Will Wright is the happiest man in co
town. the river is frozen up and he can W
rest and then he has one other Ur;yM. to-
1t is funny to see our country folks !.
llitching their horses mile or two out Of w
town. aud walk in. There is msc Of the :,
"zoot' 10 the country than IN tho,own. '"
Joe Miller is determined 10 have light
lie is going to put upa lamp in front of a
the Drug Store Of Moore u Miller Who !"
will follow sniff Il
The specific rcpor, Of the County Super. 8
intcndcnt Of Free Schools, will appear in -
our uext issue, not having room i'll this is ,
sue. /,
Now prepare for Christmas. Save all nj
your Loose change and buy presents for D,
your children. Fill their stockings, and
u'ukc thea happy. :,
The OK grew noble all at once. as de-
msnd was created f1 his service. lie is =,
supposed to BE- indifferent to The prevail :,
lug disease. -
Turkey, Christmas draws nigh h,
these 'uoble birds" are being brought to tn
town in large numbers, bit as yet, not f.,
one has strayel iuto our Office. Vi
Carrying boqucts to daucing parties WI
and receptions has gone out Of fashion, ba
They we're nuisance, spoiled the gloves, IN
ere we're always in the way. 50
Mr.. Washington S,errett Of Arbncklc m
township gives notice ia this issue against y;
,rrppassiug on his premises. Spor'smcn wi
bad better read it. II
A negro boy aged atou, fourteen years
was lroward in the Kanawhs river at
Buffalo, few days ago whilst catching p
DRIFT wool At tho pres:u. writing the !,
body had not been recovered. r. $
Gepor, says tina, 9 \ .Joues has sold ,e
bis farm to Clas Gee. II l;allia coso,y, y pi
We did not learn the price paid. The Q,
purchaser is colorcl man, and very in
worthy one. anil will make go'd citizen re-
Our exchanges arc sr'w|ius about the NJ
iucfIicieucy Of the mails. They think
that If the Postmaster General would pay 4,
more at,ee,iox tv the postal service, and &,
let tho telegraph schem. al>ne, he would "
give better satisfaction. at
The Bill for the removal of the Capital hi
from Charleston to Wheeling, was on the dl
18Th inst, ordered to its third reading 10
the House by u vote Of 80 to 81. Il will ii
hardly pass the Senate. Gentlemen, put h
the damn thug on wheels III
The horse and dray belonging to the =,
Excelsior Mills, this city, have the epiE'o- :" =:
tic The drsying is now done by our old y
colored friend. John Ailor, on wheel
barrow. 1t would be sad for the energetic G
prnpristors Of this Mill, if John should ST
Contract the "epizoot' III
We were pleased to meet gu our streets
on Tuesday last, the smiling countenance =
ofour young friend, Dr.. Allie Garnet, y y
brother of Dr.. G. i Garnet, Of BaHllo. '.
lie thinks sone,hins Of loc,tlng at latart, ;. :,
Ohio. lie is young physician of much u
promise, and bids fair to soon reach the
topmost round Of his profession. N
The horses in the stable Of A. ?. Deem u
have the epzooty, but those who visit his 81
saloon back of Nv Boertzers, will find "