The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-03-27
HoNoRABLE MENTIoN.-On satur.

Johnny Moran, Of Montreal, Canada;
and John Mallory and Thos. Savage,
of Cincinnati. These gentlemen are
all under the immediate command Of
Col. Kelly, and are engaged in selling
to our people, piece goods, of Canada
manufacture, at very low prices, and
upon the most reasonable terms
They have all the line Of goods suit
table for gentlemen, and a great many
goods for the ladies; they come among
our people we'll recommended as hon
est, straight forward business men,
and none need hesitate to patronize
them, as we feel assured, all who pur.
chase Of their goods will get more
than their moneys worth, Their
whole object is to reduce the price Of
wearing apparel SO as to bring it
within reach of all, no matter wheth-
er poor or rich.
Last week Mr.. John Franz and
family removed from this place to
Mason City, which place they will
make their future home
We take pleasure in recommen-
ding the Wheeling Daily and Week
| ly Standard to our readers as paper
in every way worthy of your patron
age. 1t is edited in sprightly and
vigorous manner, and discusses all Of
the important issues before the peo-
pie with a great deal of freedom and
force. The Weekly Standard is a
large forty-eight column paper, made
up almost entirely of valuable read
ing matter, but little space being &C.
cupied with advertisements. In adj
dition to a full report of the markets
of several of the leading cities in the
Union, and full summary of all the
general news that is ahoat, it gives
farm and grange news; and to make
it a complete newspaper, it devotes
a portion of its space to religious mat
tiers, and publishes sermon every
week from some Wheeling clergy
man. Taking it all together it is
the completest newspaper in the
State. Single subscription sl.5Oper
year.
A Court Of Independent Foresters
was instituted at Letart, West Vir-
ginia, last Thursday night, common
cling with membership of thirty-six.
The following officers were elected
c. r., J.. 0, sayers, VIC. R., Chas. Say
ers, Sec, A. G. W. Brinker, Treas,
| &. w. Wiles, Sen, Wood, j. H. Ray
Jun. Wood, Jas. Barton, Sen. Beadle
Isaac Savers, Jun. Beadlo, R. P. Jones,
Chaplain YIN. Brown, Total initi'
atel &c.
There is nothing like having a
distinct understanding in all bust
ness matters. Therefore, our terms for
announcing candidates for office, will
be SIS for one inch Of space; when IT
exceeds that, then regular advertis-
ing rates will be charged. The mon,
ey must accompany the order, or no
attention will be paid to it.
Next Sunday, March 3lst, being
the fifth Sunday, Divine Service may
be expected in the Episcopal Church
in this place in the morning at
1880. Mr., Lacy, Providence per-
hitting, will preach in Buffalo, Put
nam county, on the evening of the
same day at Z o'clock; and on Monday
evening, April LIST, at I P. NJ, at
Winfield, Putnam county.
A very valuable, and the choicest
lot in town, belonging to the School
Board, is advertised for sale in this
issue. The people should not permit
this sale to take place. 1t is not at
all probable that the lot will bring
anything like its original cost, which
was s1,750.
A lady witness in Il Kansas scandal
case declined to answer question
The lawyer pressed her. "Why will
you not answer2' he asked at last in
despair. because it is not fit to tell
to decent people" "Well, them"
said the attorney, with impenetra-
BILE culmness, step up and whisper it
TO the judge,"-Er.
We were wrong in stating last
week that Mr.. Henry Wells shot twice
at the colored men who were attemp'
ting to take his skif, before he was