The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-06-11

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House.
We are sorry TO learn that Mr.
Henry Stone has been quite i'll for
Che past few days, but at present is
considered slowly convalescing.
DR.. Ed. H. FrayeI, Of East Virgin
/ ia, and a nephew of DR.. Barbee, has
located in this place. Weekend to
him the hand of welcome.
Frank Guthrie and Frank Polsley,
Esqs: left Saturday for Webster
county, this State. They 60 there to
purchase lands for a colony Of about
twenty persons. The lands of Web
sterare said to be the best in the
State.
Capt. 3. G. Harpold, Of Hartford
City, called to see us Monday. He
informed us that the Aetna, Salt Fur.
mace would blow out in about two
weeksfor sixty days. With this Fur
mace and the Hartford Furnace both
stopped, things must necessarily be
dull up about Hartford City.
AccIDENT.-Miss Nora Allen, daugh.
ter of Mr.. Frank Allen, Of our town,
a. b. e = Il
met with quite severe accident one
day last week. She was playing at
the Flour Mill of Charles & Robin
son, and while attempting to close
one Of the heavy iron. doors of the
mill, the wind blew il shut with
great force, catching her hand and
crushing it severely
CASE OF SuReERY.-A little son of
James Mcdaniel, who has been a
sufferer from infancy, with slip
joint disease" twas operated upon by
Drs. Campbell 4 Hoy, on Friday,
and at this writing is doing finely,
and we hope he may make a speedy
recovery.
10 pounds Light Brown Sugar at
Tippett'S fors1.00.
We quote this week, as follows:
Butter 10 to 12a cents; eggs 8 cents;
potatoes s1.o0; beans $500 per bushel;
dried apples sl.oo per bushel; chick
ems $3.50 to $500 per dozen; hams 8
cents per h.; shoulders Z cents; sides
8 cents; wheat from 95 cts. to s1.05
per blIshel; flour from s525 to s5.75
per barrel; corn from IS to 40 cents
per bushcl.
AcclDEST.-Monday u little daugh-
ter of Reuben Mcdaniel, jumped
from The porch Of the house on to a
scythe, severing the whole mass of
muscles on the bottom of the foot,
cutting the tendans and rppturing
the plantan artery. The little one
was greatly exhausted from loss Of
blood, when Drs. Campbell & Hoy
arrived, but by prompt action the
wounds were dressed and the rup.
tured artery ligated,
In to-day's paper will be fonud the
Law card of Mr.. William A. Dennis.
MIR. D. is young man Of fine educa-
ton and ability, and is close stu
dent. He is deserving of the conf.
dence of the people, and all business
entrusted to him will be promptly
attended to.
Last week we were the recipient Of
fine cake from some Of the ladies of
the Concord Church, and also a beau
tiful boquet from lady friend. We
return our thanks, and promise that
we will attend the next festival Civ
en- by the ladies of this church. We
shall always hold in the highest es-
TEEN the friends who SO kindly re-
membered us.
John Harper, owned by W. H.
Hogg, this county, won the first
races at Chester Park, Cincinnati;
but on Friday was beaten. From
the report given of this race in the
Cincinnati papers, we infer that
John Harper was prevented from
winning the race, which all agree in
saying he could have easily done.
Brown Muslin from 8 cts. per yard
up, at Tippett's,
One thing is certain, and that is,
that Mason county can now boast of
the best and fastest running horses,
trotters and PAGERS, in the Union
This eoaolre ,,oll g.. A..a. !