The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1879-08-06
[he Weekly Register
LOCAL. MATTERS.

Thursday 1or CDarlestoWH, W httenu
The summer sitting Of the Supreme
Court. His uncle, Geo. Moore ac-
companied him as far as White Sui.
phur Springs.
James II. Couch, jr, and family,
and G. c. Miller and wife, returned
from Webster, Saturday.
Peter s. Lewis and wife, and his
mother, Mrs. Eliza Lewis, left Mon
day, morning, for Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr.. James 7. Doyle and wife, we
regrettoannounce, have moved away
from this place. They expect to
make their permanent home at Can
Melton, where Mr. Doyle will erect a
Foundry and Machine Shop. They
have q host Of friends in this place,
and in the county, who will regret
this announcement. We wish them
success in their new home, and hope
the day will soon roll around when
he and his estiinablc lady will again
become citizens Of this place. For a
short time they will rcsidein Charles
ton.
Mr. Samuel Hannah, Attorney at
Law, from Danville, Virginia, is visit-
ing his sister, Mrs. Gen. McCausland,
in this place.
DR.. Robert McCausland and family,
who have been visiting friends in
and near this place, left for their St.
Louis home, Monday.
Hunter B. jenkins and family, of
81. Louis, left Monday morning for
home. They had been visiting the
Rev. S. X. Vaught and family.
Richard Spence, Esq, left Satur-
day, for kansas, where he expects to
buy farm. He will be gone about
two weeks.
Capt. W. 0. Roseberry, of Jackson,
has been in town for several days
lie is preparing to go upon the farm
he recently purchased from Mr.. Rich
ard Spence, few miles from town.
Mr.. Joseph Rifle will accept the
thanks Of this office for a bountiful
supply Of choice apples. Mr.. Van
Glider, of Cheshire, Ohio, also has
our thanks for similar favors.
Geo. II. Harper, with Henry, Mas.
lin & Co., Baltimore, Nd, will be
here this week, with u full line of
white goods and notions. Save your
orders for him.
MARRIED.-On July 31st.. at the
residence of the brides mother, at
Jericho, near this place, by Rev. Mr..
Griffith, Mr.. James 7. Rainey to Miss
Minnie ]. Mcdaniel; all ofthis coun.
ty. We were present upon this joy
GUS occasion. We wish the young
and happy couple u long life of use,
fulness. May nothing never inter,
venc to cloud their now happy life.
AT Waterloo, Illinois, on the Dist
Of July, 1879, Mr., C. NJ. Dashner, of
Point Pleasant, West Virginia, to
Miss Mollic E. McMusty, of Renault,
Illinois. Who'd thought this of
Clarence.
DlED.-0n Saturday, August I'd,
1879, Mason Greer, son of Samuel
\ Greer, in the Goth year of his age.
At the residence of her brother,
chapline street, Wheeling, West vir-
ginia, on Monday, July 2Sth, 1879,
aIZ'oV a. M, Miss Annie E. McLain.
charleston, Huntington, Winfield
and Gallipolis paper please copy.l
In this place, August 4th, Mrs.
Abbey Spencer, in the Gath. year OF
her age.
SAD ACc1DENT.-On the Both ult.,
at Mason City, occurred q most dis.
treSslng and fatal accident. How
ard, aged sixteen, son of Mr.. John
W. Roberts, left his home in the
morning to go hunting. Not return
ing at the time promised, his par
en's became uneasy, and search was
made for him. His dead body was
found in an orchard near the town.
lie was shot through the side. An
inquest was held, and verdict of
accidental shooting pronounced.
SNAKE SroRY.-While our exchan.
Bes are INDUCING in big snake sto-
RES We thought we would try our
hand on one, and at the same time
Tell Tho trnth A CO.., lo,,. ,.o a.