The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-08-06

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get up bigger snake stories than any man
in the State. In his last issue he tells Of
rattle.suakc killed near that town that
measured thirteen feet iu length and
was tlirty.three inches through the thick
est part of its body. Wofindam must Of
had that snake in bis boots.
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Remember, you can have this
paper at 81 a year. by paying S.
for five years in advance.
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The County Court having made an or
der at its last term, to close up the entire
court house lot, it nccessitates the removal
of the Register Office to another building,
as the entrance to our Office is situated 10
this lot Hereafter we may found in the
building formerly occupied by Moore 4
Miller, druggists, where We will be pleas,
cd to see onr friends
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TIE campaign of 1874. is now fairly
begun and every Democrat 10 the county
should be thoroughly posted on the issues
of the day, aud for this purpose we offer
our paper from the 10Th of August to the
10Th Of November next for % cts to cach
subscriber, Send in your names aud mo-
ney
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WANTED Within au area Of two miles
square from Beech Hill, Arbuckle District
are several good.looking, well.to.do wild.
overs and bachelors, who are anxious to
engage in matrimony. lftherc are in our
midst, or even at a distance, those Of the
fair sex who are also thus inclined, they
nlay receive valuable information and sug.
ges,ions by communicating with the post
master at Beech Hill, Mason county, West
Virginia.
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A certain young mau from this town,
visited some young Indies up kanawha,
a few days ago, and justbcfore leaving the
adored TO return home, she invited him to
tie pantry to take something to eat before
entering upon bis long journey home. :
The repaSt over, the pantry was locked,
and our young friend deliberately put the
keys in his pocket and brought them to
this place; atd shipped them back ou the
Scott Tuesday morning Young fellows,
WHO are badly smitten, should be excused
for such blundCrs.
Rev W. h Hill proposes opening a Sc
lect male school 10 this place to commence
the lst of October and continue nine
mouths. lie will take only limited num-
Der Of scholars, aud would like to have
those who Intend to patronze him, let him
know before the lst Of September For
terms, call at this Office or oa him at the
Kline House.
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CENrRSyIAL. Point Pleasant will celc-
bra,e the one huudrcdth anniversary of the
Indian battle at that place, on the 10Th
day of next October. They anticipate a
big time Our readers should all attend
Tippctt will speak to tho multitude in the
Indian tongue. He is training. He
wears brccch clout, has been tattooed,
aud loookg like one the Uslajachmutzis
from Lake Moosetocmaguntic, GdlipoHs
Journal.
We are not surprised that "shnc-nasty
jim" should be so convcrsant with "iujun
ways" and we cordially invite bin to the
great war dauce; aud ask hin not to for.
get his "ire.water, nor leave behind bis
"broach. clout," lest he should make bis
usual crposc.
Potatoes, il is now stated will turn out
an averge crop in this section, notHi'h-
standing the bug.
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Boys LOOK 0ur.-On Monday night
last, tho town Council passed an ordinance
declaring the playngo base ball within
the corporate limits, a nuisance, and max
Ing heavy penalty for violating the ordin'
ance,
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Coon MGAr.-John Grover, who has
tccu supplying our citizens with meat
from Cheshire, Ohio, has located in this
place and opened a shop in Fishers build
ing. He deserves, aud wo hope he will
receive the entire patronage of our people
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
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