The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-12-10

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4 CATHOLIC sEEvIcE. Rey p, Fl
Burke, Catholic Rector Of Mason
City, will preach in the Court House
the this place onss Iondayeveni
December 18th, 1879, at 4 o'clock p.
M This will DO the first Catholic
Service heldsin this place for many
years, andsFather Burke should BE-
greeted with q good congregatioh.
Let all go and.hear him. .s..
!. DEAD. Wearep panied to announce,
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this week, the death of Mrs eliza
Pslsies widaS Of the late Judge
Daniel Polsley, which sud event &C.
cured at her residence in this place,
on the morning of December 9th, Mt
z A. NJ. She WAS aged seyenty-four
years. She leaves a large circle of
relatives and numerous friends to
mourn her loss, Obituary next week.
Let the people remember that c.
w. Maupin keeps rs good a stock of
goods us can be found anywhere.
He will have next week full line
of Christmas goods, and to which
the attention Of our readers is in
vited. Remember that c. w. Maup-
ms, Arbuckle, is the place to buy
goods low.
We understand the new Steamboat,
being built here, for the Boone men,
will be run from Gallipolis to Scary,
as Il railroad boat, till the water gets
too low for the Boone, (making the
the round trip every day. then she
will take her place in the Charleston
trade.
We hope our wool-growers will not
forget the meeting to be held at Par
kersburg next Saturday, which has
been called for their special benefit,
We hope the meeting will be a sue,
cess in every respect. Let Mason
county, one Of the richest in the
State, be well represented.
The steamer Lookout had q good
deal of bad luck last week. She
grounded several salt barges on eigh,
mile; the salt was lost. She proceed
ed down the river with the remain.
der of her tow, till she got to Guyan,
where she lost more of her load.
SoLD.-The Clifton Nail Mill was
sold last Friday to a Mr.. Green, Of
Portsmouth, Ohio, for $4,000 cash.
We understand that it will be put
in order and started up at once, If
true, it will bea great help to Clifton.
This has been a remarkable year
in several respects. We have had
the coolest weather, the hottest
weather and the dryest weather ever
known in any one year, 1t has been
a very bad year for prophets.
The prospective twenty foot rise
in the Kanawha, talked Of so freely
on our streets, and looked for so anx-
iously last week, was like Prof. Tees
mcteoric shower--failed to put in an
appearance.
The girls ought to be comparative
ly happy They arc wearing boys
hats, boys ties, boys cravats, and it
is hintcd that they contemplate a
raid upon another important part Of
the male apparel.
We arc very much crowded in our
job printing department this week,
but We expect to get through, and do
first class work too. Let the orders
come In; we guarantee satisfaction.
Try us.