The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-06-28
The New Church.

AIS 10 INV " lHAE u.4cf4lb E4iAItu
edifice, and adds very much TO the
attractiyeness of our quiet little
town. During the progress of the
repairs Dr. Lane busted himself very
much, and showed, by his diligence
and industry in overseeing the
work, a warm devotion to the cause
of his Great Master.
The building is nicely finished
inside, and its interior walls are
adorned with suitable notices.
High up on the interior wall of the
vestibulc is written in bold and leg
IDLE, yet attractive characters, the
following:
"Peaee bewithin thy walls" And
on the interior walls of the recess is
written the following appropriate
motto: aye are the temple of the
living God" In front of the pulpit
is the beautiful device called the
"Changed Cross" with the words
thereon, in jewel letters, "only Je-
sus" the whole being on English
diamond plush.
The windows in the building we're
purchased of William c. Coulter &
Son, of Cincinnati, Ohio,and are val
liable for their beauty and strength.
The floor isniceIy carpeted, for which
great credit and praise is due to the
lady members of this church.
May the congregation long worship
their Saviour in this their now ne,c
building, and finally be rewarded by
finding place in that spiritual
building not made with hands, eter-
nal in the heavens" E
What has become of the Point
Pleasant Register? We have not seen
copy ofitsince we advocated Clarks-
burg as the most suitable place for
the permanent seat. Has our esteem
ed friend Tippett taken offence at
our remorks?- IVeiisbTg Necs.
No sir, you couldn't offend us Bro.
Glass. We appreciate the Necs and
think none the less Of it because it
happens to advocate Clarksburg for
the permanent seat of government,
though we believe it would have
shown better sense aud judgment as
well as a disposition to deal fairly,
had it taken up the cause Of Char
lesion, The Register is mailed regu-
lMly.
The Mosquito has arrived. Same
old bite.
The Monitor man is inclined to be
witty.
The hot weather has visible eff,
feet on the marriage license bust,
ness.
Nothing has yet been done In the
way of celebrating the Fourth of Ju-
ly in this locality.
The fishing party that went out
last Monday evening returned in a
bad plight-all drenchedby the rain.
Benevolent young men are altering
their high collars into shirts, and
giving them to the poor.
The new pavement on the West
side of Main street between 9Th and
It'll is progressing finely.
A good way to get rid of the worth
less dogs in this city; Kill one half,
and tan their hides with the bark Of
the other half.
A public installation of the newly
elected officers of Minturn Lodge No.
10 A. 4 and A. NJ, took place at their
Hall on Saturday night.
Enos. Smith has one of the largest
stocks Of hats, boots ind shoes, in
town. Give him Il call.
The Offices in the Court House are
are being re-papored, whether at the
expense of the county, or the occu'
pants, we know not.
The wheat harvest has commenced
in earnest in this county. About
all the wheat in the county will be
cut by the last of the week.
we caIl ubuUnV,o.- : ~. .l..o-t7-.
ment of Chas. McCune in this issue
of the Register, He will be found in
! DR.. Barbee's building.