The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-06
Keep shady.
Send us the news.
This is sweat weather.
The Docks are kept busy.

Our btreetS are not all clean.
Good shower Monday morning.
Tow-boats do not pay, nowadays.
No politics in this State until 1880.
The boys in the Monitor have struck.
Tax collecting time viii soon be here.
Cool-headed men are scarce these days.
The County Judge Bill is showed under.
Prepare something's to exhibit at the Fair.
They have ripe peaches at Parkersburg.
Gibbs will make another kiln of 10000
brick.
Eggs at the present time lay themselves
open to suspicion.
How is it that the editor of the Monitor
can wear such good clothes2
Ladies' dress boots are Of fine kid with
round toe, and high, narrow heel.
Gable has started tomato canning es.
tablishment in this place.
1t is the duty Of every Democrat to send
his advertising and job work to this Office.
Our town can now boast OF good pave.
ments. 80 :, SD,
Our Millers say the new wheat is OF an
excellent quality.
The prospect for large attendance at
the Fair, is good.
The perfumery of flowers is valuable
dislniectant.
The prospect OF large corn yield is not
very encouraging.
A good rain would be worth many thou
sands OF dollars in these parts.
A well dressed woman always has an at
tired look.
The Gallipolis railroad is said to be a
certainty this time.
Subscribe for the Register, while it is
cheap.
The West Virginia Press Association
meets in Wheeling, September Both.
Cholera has made its appearance in Hi.
nois.
Every man could have wife if he only
maiden effort. But lass he won't.
Making over your property for the ben
fit OF your creditors is assign of the times.
Romantic elopements are the fashion
now; but has not yet reached this place.
The man who runs up large bills is a
man OF some account.
The colored people had religious servi-
ces in the Court House yard, Sunday.
Some bonnets are entirely Of moss with
but few flowers.
The public lifts its hat in Difference to
the exalted thermometer.
School will commence in this place about
the middle Of September.
1t is easier to forget favor than an inju-
ry.
Backgammon is the fashionable game
in this place.
lfsso warm in this place that beer kegs
froth at the mouth.
Blue plums are in market and sell readi-
" at 20 cents per gallon.
The best summer resort is where there
is the least summer.
The Humming Bird and Luella are both
running now.
Huge piles OF rock loom up in front of
the Kline House; they are intended for the
new wharf
Wien you see a man clad in linen suit
and without an umbrella, pray for it to
rain.
Ii Brother Gibbons will send his breech-
cs down here, we'll have the buttons put
on.
Watermelons are in market, but are held
at such high prices, that people can't af-
ford to buy them,
An extraordinary amount OF repairing
painting and altering Of buildings is now in
progress.
Avoid overheating and overeating. This
item is for the benefit of the baseball
player.
Geo. Hooff caught young lad, the 9TH
er day, in the act Of tapping the money
drawer of the Point Pleasant Drug Store.
These are the days when the wise man
never insults the individual who serves
him ice.
Freer Of the Charleston Leader is as hap
Ply as any mortal can expect to belts a
boy.
Tramps are beginning to make their APP
pearance in our town. They are generally
rough looking set, and will bear close
watching.
A horse in charge OF Jessee Allen, and
which was hitched to a sulky, ran away
last Wednesday, badly demolishing the
sulky, but doing no other damage.
Remember the Fair will be held this year,
August Goth, 9th, 2Sth and Goth. Stock
will be at this Fair from all parts of the
United States.