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

five had as much money as some
people we'd go right straight to G.
N. Cole and buy 4 Piano Or Organ.
The ladies Festival at Hickory
Chapel, Thursday night, netted about
s35 for the Church.
The pavement infront Of the Ar
llington House is to be takenup and
relaid.
The decoration Of Che Confederate
dead, at I.cwisburg, took place yes
terday, June 10th.
The glory Of a woman is her hair,
but the glory ofthe man is to have
his hair clipped close to the scalp.
The young lady this summer with
ont a aPinafore" hat viii not be re-
lgarded as ga maiden fair to see
Rey.Naught preached at Miller's
School House, Sunday afternoon.
Quite a nlmberwere out fromtown.
We do not believe there is enough
I:patriotismin Point Pleasant to get
I,aI, a Fourth Of July celebration.
If no one will serve as County
Commissioner, we offer our services,
and if elected promise to watch the
finances of the county.
All the scholars from a distance
who were attending Prof. Kenny's
select school, have departed for rtheir
homes.
As yet we have not received the
new gaDnty Court Bill, 1t will be
published once as soon as we can get
hold Of it.
1T is amusing how some members
of the Bar of humble origin, become
soeuppish" to many Of the old friends
of their youth.
Miss BERTHE, daughter of Capt. Par
sons, while AZ the Docks on Wednes.
day evening last, fell and dislocated
her right shoulder.
Crock Candy and Rye Whisky
no matter how bad your cough or
lung affection may be, always gives
relief. We know, for we've tried it.
The County Court refused 10 au-
thorize the publication of the new
County Court Bill, untilthe election.
We doubt the wisdom of their action.
A young man named Chas. Miller
was arrested at Parkersburg. on Fri
day, upon charge Of having robbed
the Post Office at Walkers Station,
West Virginia.
An exchange inquiries: Was there
ever a barber that did not eat onions?
Yes, there was one, bathe died many
E.lyears ago at an early age, q physical
wreck from oyerwork.
We weren't Church Sunday morn.
ling, and in looking over the congre-
CATION, we concluded the ladies were
economizing, us but few new Spring
hats or Donnets were to be seen.
A young lady ate half wedding
cake, and tlien tried to dream of her
future husband. Now she says she
would rather die than marry the
man she saw in that dream.
Sometime ago VS. had good deal
of talk about railroads, but the en-
thusiasm seems to have oozed out
Tut the finger ends, and now we hear
mary a.word. What is the matter?
Why is 1t that 6ve-sixths of man
kind, wheil cutting open a slapjack
and finding a roach therein, instead
Eof feeling food ofpity at the fate of
the animal, go around for the cook
with slung-shotup their sleeve.-Ee
We heard a farmer say to a mer-
chant that the splendid rains were
bringing everything out of the
ground, and the merchant replied:
sHope not; hope not, sir,-got two
wives and u mother-in-law there, STRIP
Point Pleasant boasts of its good
lookinggirls. Cassvillc can beat any
town in the State in point of num-
Der, and we believe will compare
very favorably in good looks.-4dpo-
cate.
Mr.. Joseph E. George, who resides
in Arbuckle District, this county,
has two calves, one 4 months old
which weighs 1920 lbs.,s fhe other two
nnnths and f;ftann doyr old ,ro;oL