The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-10-29

i Si'''Y' " Wis pace, anu MISS SaI'
lie Beard Of Arbuckle.
Messrs. VIM. Rectanus, Thos. vii.
liams and John Gregory, Of Mason
City, called at our sanctum, Sunday.
They are clever young men. Mr..
Gregory is talked of as the Democrat.
ic candidate for Assessor Of District
No. |, in 1880. He would make a
good one.
Mrs. Kate Hayden, wife of Rev. H.
j. Hayden, of Brownsville, Pa, is
here on a visit to her sisters Mrs. T.
striblingand Mrs.John McCulloch, ir.
We note the return of Mrs. r. s.
Bickel from Parkcrsburg, where she
has been visiting friends for the past
six weeks.
Rev. G. E, Manchester, P. E. oftho
Charleston district, NJ. E. Church,
passed through this place en- route to
that point, last Mondayevening.
Mrs, s. X. Vaught and niece, Miss
Emma Chapman, returned from their
visit to st, Louis, last Saturday.
Robert Young, Esq. left for Wheel,
ling Friday might, toattend.the Grand
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Lodge Of Odd Fellows, he being the
Representative Of Point Pleasant
Lodge No. SO.
New FlRM-As will be seen by
reference TO our advertising columns,
the firm of John Cooley & Son has
been dissolved. Messrs, ]. V. Risk
and John Cooley, jr,, are the success
ors. They willcontinue the business
of manufacturing doors, blinds, sash,
furniture, dressed lumber, mouldings,
and keeping general stock of build
ing material, at the factory. These
gentlemen are both enterprising
young men, and excellent mechanics,
and we hope they will be literally
patronized by the public. You will
find them square and honest in all
their dealings. 1t is their intention
to keep full stock Of building ma
terial OH hand at all times, so that
there will be no excuse for going
away from home to get such goods
John Cooley, ST., will continue the
retail furniture and undertaking bus
mess at his old stand OH Main street.
METEoRlc DlsPLAY,-Prof. Tice says
we are to have ON the night of No
vember 18th the most brilliant me.
teoric display ever seen since 1888,
when, to all intents and purposes,
the sky literally rained fire. The
display for this year will not COM
mence until about l o'clock in the
morning, but the Professor says that
the magniiicence of the display will
more than compensate for the incon-
-venience of the vigil.
MARRlED.-On Thursday evening,
October Odd, 1879, at the residence Of
the brides father, c, W. Maupiu
Esq., by Rev. R. W. Davis, DR.. Chas
B. Waggener, jr., to Miss Mary NJ
Maupin; all of this county.
The happy couple left Monday on
u bridal trip to Richmond and other
points south. We wish them pleas
ant trip and safe return, and a long
life Of usefulness.
| Under the census of 1880 our farm
ers will b. asked the crop in 1879, as
follows: Wheat, corn, rye, oats, bar
ley, observation-disclosures and bushels
potatoes, acres and bushels; orchards,
acres and value Of products; small
fruits, acres and value; hay, acres
and tons; clover and grass seeds
bushels; bees, hives, wax and honey
sugar and sorghum. Also, the yiclt
for the year ending June l, 1880, O
butter, cheese, milk sold, market gar
den products, value; forest products
and home manufactures.
We are now informed that the dis
coyery of silver on Thirteen Mile
Creek is certainty. The lead is
situated on Mr.. B, Smiths farm
We hope the find will prove true, fol
we know Of no man whom we woult
rather see suddenly made rich thar
our friend Bnrwell Smith. Sent
some of the specimens Of ore to thi,
:. Office.
( RE-LocATED-The many friends o
Dr.L f. Campbell will be glad tolearr