The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-04-30

4'iisS orie1etlh whitney, OF sew Orleans,
were visiting friends in this placli for sew
Ieral days last week.
Miss Lizzie Young and brother, Of Mason
City, and Miss Kittie Hamilton, OF Gallipo-
lis. are visiting at Mr.. Hiram DaIe's.
Miss Annie Whiteside, OF Pomeroy, was
visiting relatives in this place last week.
Frank Barrett, Esq, Of Winfield, was in
town all Of last week.
We acknowledge call from Mrs. Frank
Day and Miss Lide Day, OF Fern Nook, on
Friday last.
Miss Fannie Doyle, Of Maiden, is visit
ing herbrother, Mr.. James I. Doyle, in this
place.
Mrs. Frank A. Guthrie and son, left for
'Belpfe, Ohio, Monday on visit torelatives.
Mrs. DR.. Carpenter, OF Raymond City, is
visiting her father, DR.. Shaw, in this place.
Miss Mary sterrett, OF Arbuckle, is visi-
ting relatives in this town.
Mr.. @. H. Holloway, left for Cincinnati
Monday morning.
Prof, ". A. Lewis, gave us pleasant
call on Monday. He is going to open a
Drug Store, in Buffalo. We wish him sue
eess.
|; Mr.L. Quisenberry andwiie, OF Carrolton,
Missouri, are here on visit to the family
of T. stribling, Esq.
DR.. John J. Thompson, of Putnam, is on
visit to DIR. Barbee, this place.
There are quite number Of visiting la
dies in this place whom we would like to
mention, but being unable to obtain their
names, we have to forego that pleasure
Our friends will confer favor by sending
in the names Of their visitors.
RELIGIous.-Bishop Peterkin preached d
very able sermon Sunday morning at the
Episcopal Church. The church was crow.
ded toits fullest capacity. After the SER
mon the following named persons were
confirmed and received into the Church,
Mrs. Enos Smith, Mrs. +. ID. Hoy, Mrs.
Calvin Moore, Miss Maggie Love, Miss
Lille Dale, Mr.. F. D. Hoy, Mr.. Henry W..
Sisson, Mr.. James A. Smith, and Mr.. W. R.
Tippett.
There will be a Sacramento service held
at Beech Hill Church, commencing on Sat
urday night before the first Sunday in May.
After service on Sunday morning the can
didates for Church membership will be
baptised and received into the Church.
MArRrEp.-April 23d, at the residence OF
the BRIDES iather-Capt. VIM. Mcdaniel,
near Point Pleasant, West Virginia, by
the Rev. ]. o. A. vaught, Mr.. fillmore
Mossman, OF Gallipolis, Ohio, to Miss Mary
Mcdaniel.
AT the upper Presbyterian Church, in
this place, on the 2Sd of April, 1879, by
Rev. W. L. Hill, Mr.. James Melton, of Cab
ell county, to Miss Julia Cakes, Of Point
Pleasant.
New CLorIuSG HousE.-Mr. S. Silver
man, of Pomeroy, was in our Office Mon
day. He informed US that next week he
would open clothing and gents furnish
ing house in this place, OF Franklin's old
stand. The firm will be known as S. Sill
verman & Son. We extend to them cor
dial welcome, and hope our readers will
give them IN encouraging patronage.
IcE.-Capt. Helm is now prepared to fur
nish ice to all who may want it. He ex-
poets to have to move his ice house, and is
desirousof getting the ice out as soon as
possible.
Now is your time to buy Piano,
because they are lower than were ev-
er known. c. NJ. Cole, Agent, at this
place, is prepared to furnish any
kind desired.
Call on G. M. Cole, Agent, and ex
anime the make of Pianos and Or
gans he has for sale. He represents
the best makers in the world, and
will sell to you on favorable terms.
For sALE,-A young fresh Mich
Cow and calf For price, &C., call on
or address Richard Spence, Point
Pleasant, West Virginia. 4w.
FELL DEAD,-On Friday last, a
man by the name of Hicks, employed
at Leslie's Saw Mill, near Buffalo,
fell dead on the yard, while ofbear-
ing lumber.
Ida Osa, the best race horse ever
owned in Mason county, has been
sold to an Ohio gentleman, and was
taken away from this place on Mon.
day.
Our old friend, Bap Gilmore, has
inst received a large stock of goods
and is selling them very low indeed.
His goods are of excellent quality
Go and see them for yourselves, and