The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-04-02

ltaiii wine. porter; ale, beer, &c, until
the Both day Of April, 1850, at the
house Of Michael schlacgsl, in the
town of Mason.
W R. Gum appointed special
cowmissioner, to have the bridge,
known as the upper bridge in Han
nan District, across the Ohio IS Mile
Creek, rebuilt and the abutments
thereto, Substantially repaired, and
to let said work to the lowest respon-
sible bidder.
Exparto, John winkley, petition
for private road, in Lewis District,
leading across the lands of H, J.
Fisher, cutting the two joining cor
hers of lots No. 9 and faction No. /
of II acres. &c. E. S. Bright, F. w.
sisson and Henry Fry appointed
Viewers and ordered to repor. at the
next term.
IL. r. Howard granted certificate
to carry on the business Of 4 drug
gist, in the town of Point Pleasant;
Until the 50th day OF April, 1850, in
the brick building of J. G. stortz, on
Min street.
Mrs, Julia I. Choen granted license
| to keep hotel at the Arlington House,
in the town Of Point Pleasant, Until
the 3oth of April, 1880.
The estate Of Temperance S. selby,
deceased, committed to D. S. Steven
son, Sheriff. Robt. Luton, W. L.
Jackson and John 7, Greer, appoint
ed appraisers,
John Sanders appointed Surveyor
Of road precinct No. 10, Arbuckle
District.
II. G. Nease granted certificate to
carry on the business of druggist, in
the store house Of Henry Fry, in the
town of Clifton, until the 3Gth day
Of April, 1880.
A. c. Van Glider granted certifi-
cate to carry on the business Of drug
gist, at his house, in the town of
Point Pleasant, until the Both day Of
April, 1880.
Mrs. Nancy A. Martin granted Ii
cense to keep hotel at the Virginia
House, in Point Pleasant, until the
Both daxof April, 1880.
B. f, Butler gratited license to
keep hotel at the Kline House; Until
the goth day Of April; 1880.
Mrs. Clara e, Baker granted Ii.
ccnse to keep hotel at the Valley
House, in the town Of Leon, until
the goth day of April, 1880.
7. N. Bogeess granted certificate to
carry OIL the business Of druggist; in
the building known as Odd Fellows
Hall, in the towi, Of Hartford, until
the 50th day of April, 1880
John &. Timns, Commissioner of
accounts, rendered his reports and
settlements Of the following named
fduciaries, which were confirmed
and ordered to be received:
Henry Fisher, guardian for Fran
ces Mcdaniel; David Roush, guardi-
an for Benjamin F. Blessing; Mary
S. Sebrell, guardian for Blanche Sc
brelli Mary $. Sebrell, guardian for
Gordon Sebrell; Mary S. Sebrell, guar
dian for George Scbrell; Jas. L. Glen,
denim, guardian for Helen Sterrett,
now Hoy; Jas. Q, Clendenini guardi-
an for William Sterrett; Jas. L. Glen
denim, guardian for Chas. F. sterre,t;
Jas. e. Clendenin, guardian for 10
sephine Sterrett; Jas. E. Clendenin,
guardian for James stctrett; A. R.
Barbee, guardian for Mary ]. Eads,
formerly Moyes; A, R. Barbee, guar
dian for G. W. Mayes; jacob Roush,
executor of Jacob Bird, deceased; D.
J, Behen, administrator of John Tay-
lor, deceased; Thos. Martih; admins
traitor of John P. Harvey; Columbus
Love, administrator Of L. NJ. Rollins.
Phillips, of Gallipolis, we hear, has
sold his Photograph Gallery, and is
going farther South in q short time.
Those wanting firs,.class work will
have a chance to get, for a few weeks
longer. [rnar. 12-tw.
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