The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-05-07

Slliteus olAtes llaTsilAl, huinas hlalh-
ews, brought to Charleston and lodg-
led IN Jail Jesse Bond, Of Lincoln
county, upon the charge Of making.
counterfeit money. He is supposed.
tcbelpng tothe band that has been.
operating in that county, several Of
whom have been caughtand sentenc-
edto thePenitentiary. Hewillhaye
his trial at the sitting Of the United
States Court in Charleston, which
will be the 18th inst.
Mr.. D. R. Leach, Of Carry, Pennsyl-
vania is in the city, stopping at the
Kline House. He is the inventor Of
the gStar Washer" which is pro.
nonnced by those who have testedit,
as the best machine Of the kind ever
invented. We hope some of our en-
terprising mechanics will enter into
the manufacture Of these machines
in this county, as we are satisfied
they will sell rapidly.
An exchange says that locomotives
are lower in price than they have
been for many years Five yearsago
the Consolidated pattern cost Sl5, 900,
and Moguls $4,000. Now the former
can be bought for $500, and thelat
ter for $4,000. The Gallipols will do
we'll TO make note of this when
they go on this Spring to buy anoth.
er locomotive for their rail road.
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phia.
LOCAL MARHEr.-E 81 cents per
dozen; butter 20 cents per pound; corn
80 cents per bushel; wheat so cents
to sl.0o per bushel. Country meats
hams 8 cents, shoulders 7 cents,
sides 8 cents per pound; potatoes So
cents to $1.00 per bushel.
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We are requested toannounce that
there will be festival held at the
NJ. L. Church, Wand Street, about
he Goth of May, as it is hoped straw
berries will be in market about that
lime. Additional notice will be Civ.
m by posters.
MARRlED.-NI May LIST. at the Airing
on House, by Rev. J. o. A. Vaught,
Mr.. Godlieb Capito to Miss Mary e.
Phelps, all of Mason City, this
county.
Geo. W. Setszer, Esq, is fixing up
The property he purchased of Rev.
Pribble, in handsome style. He re.
Gently put an iron fence on the front
# the lot. What does this all meant?
Capt. Helm wishes us to say that
he has opened a Temperance Saloon
ind Restaurant, where you can get
;ool drink Of lemonade, cider or soda,
# you are thirsty, and square meal
il you are hungry.
Don't forget the special meeting Of
Pomona Grange, at Leon, tomorrow.
At this meeting there will be q lee
lure by the Hon. Mortimer White.
head, and officers will also be in.
stalled.
I lhcre Is nothing nicer In a family
than an Organ or Piano, with II nice
little daughter to play uponi it. You
can get either Of these instruments,
in any style or price, from G. NJ. Cole.
A Pittsburg clergyman is in some
danger of losing his place because he
preached u sermon which some one
else wrote. 1t is startling to think
Of the vacation of pulpits such rule
would lead to if vigorously enforced.
The West Virginia Press Associa.
ton will hold its regular annual sos-
sion at Wheeling, June 9Th, 1879, and
it is hoped every editor in the State
will be present.
America now has the fastest walk
ers, the fastest horses, the fastest
young men, the fastest bank cashiers,
and the fairest young women in the
universe. And yet we are not salts.
fed.
Mr. Henry Keisel, who has been