The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-06-04
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Run. Notice to be advertised for
four weeks in some newspaper pub
lished in the county Of Mason.
John eport appointed Guardian
for VIM. L. Leport andlsarah Leport,
infant heirs Of VIM. Leport, deceas-
ed Bond 500.
Jesse Waugh appointed Guardian
for J. NJ. Wray. Bond 500.
The above comprises the proceed
ingsof the Court up to Saturday
evening, the Slst ultimo.
EAST WAeeEsER ITEMS Since our
last items appeared, Theological
Institute was. held at the Union
Church. 1t was conducted by Rev.
q. Warner, D. D., of Parkersbutg-
The session Of three days was said to
be very interesting and profitable to
all who attended. Rev. Warmers
lecture, delivered onthe FIRST evening
of the Institute, was an able one and
|highlyappfeciated Hissubjectwas,
iaWoman's Foreign Missions
On the following Sabbath, Rev. w,
NJ. Weekly, P.sE held a quarterly
meeting at the same place. We at
tended the morning services, and
took notice that the old Church was
full to overlooking; though this is
not unusual when Rev. Weekly
breaches.
The prospect for a corn crop is not
fattering. Some will have to plant
a third time, owing in part to dam
aged seed, and in part TO the cut
worms, which are very numerous
One reliable farmer says that he dug
as many as eighteen out Of one hill
Of corn.
From the appearance of the wheat,
we judge that we will not have much
more than half a usual crop.
With reference TO fruit, we have a
prospect Of an abundance of apples
and pears.
The U. B. Sunday School at the
Gibbs School House is gradually be-
coming larger and more interesting.
Rev. ]. A. Blagg will preach at
Union next Sunday morning, at half
past 10 o'clock.
The NJ. E. Sunday School was re-
organized at Locust Grove, on last
Sabbath morning.
Reed Yeager, Esq., resumed his
school on Monday, the ID inst, at the
Gibbs School House, after a vacation
Of almost three months, ausedby an
outbreak of the measles in the vicin-
ity. lie will have 70 teach five
weeks to complete a term Of six
months. We poticethat. heisan.as.
pirant for the office Of County Super
intendent of Free Schools. Those
who are well acquainted with him,
know that he has been very sue
cessful teacher, and is well fitted 10
superintend our schools. sc1plo.
GRAHAM STATION IrEMs.-Mr. Will
J. Campbell and Chas. Pierce, of Gin
cinnati, Ohio, are rusticating in our
rural village, the guests Of Captain
Seeds.
Mrs. Jas. Seeds gave social party
at her home one evening last week,
in honor of her friends who are Wis
iting her. The guests we're graceful.
ly and pleasantly received by Mrs.
Dell Seeds. The music rendered dur
ing the evening was of fine and
classical ORDER and we must speak in
high favor of the select humorous
readings by Mr.. viii Seeds, which
were certainly the enjoyable event
of the evening. To say the party
was a success would be expressing it
in mild terms. Nothing happened
to mar the enjoymentof the occasion,
and everything passed off pleasantly
and harmoniously.
Rev. Miller delivered a.tempcrance
lecture at the Baptist Church, Sun
day evening, which was, like all his
productions, good.
Point Pleasant,deser the praise
of the entire county, for the stand
she has taken in the temperance
cause.
We hope our fair will be a good one
this year, but it is the opinion of a
great many, that if any others be-
sides Point Pleasant folks were ever
favored by getting a premium, they
would faal ,,,,ro 1,Ln 4+.,;ro, a. ce,;.