The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-03-31

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Railroad ties are coming ia fast.
The wheat merchant ships wheat
every week; s1.25 per bpshel.
FIcrrrIous.
sALooNs.-Tha genialIaad popular
representative of the House of Robt.
Howe, Cincinnati, ALI. Thompson,
has leased the Bar-roomin. the Kline
House, and in company with B. F.
Butler, has fitted up nice Bar,
where the weary and thirsty can pro-
cure a drink of pure liquor. We
don't advise people to drink, but then
there are lots who will do so, and to
them,we commend the Kline House
Saloon.
Capt. Helm has also opened one in
his old stand. All know him to be
a pleasant gentleman, and always
keeps good beer.
John G. stortz has fitted up nice
saloon in the Arlington House, which
is presided over by that clever gen.
tleman, Simon stortz, where will be
found choice lot Of liquors of all
kinds. y.
There are several more saloons
talked Of, but we hope no more priv
ileges will be granted. We have
enough for one little town. Now
here are your saloons, you can pay
your money and take your choice.
Ifevery Democrat who now takes
this paper, would exert himself a
little, they each might send US an
additional subscriber, with the cash,
$3.50. The greatest campaign ever
witnessed in this county il coming
around rapidly, and an extra effort
ought to be made to give the county
Democratic paper as extensive
circulation as possible. There is
nothing like keeping the truth be-
fore the people.
THANKs.-We extend our most
hearty thanks to our friends in this
vicinity, and others, for the kindness
that they have bestowed upon u.s.
Especially do we return thanks to
the Messrs. Jordan, of Machirville,
for the beautiful presents sent US
With good wishes for all, we are
Yours Respectfully,
Mr.. & Mrs. JOHN NJ. FOWLER.
Those who are engaged in raising
cattle for market, should follow the
example of Mr.. James Capehart, by
building stables for their cattle, and
grinding and cooking food for them.
Mr.. G. says their is great saving of
feed by the plan he has adopted, and
that his cattle thrive much faster.
We will be much obliged to the
thing that runs that sluice box of
filthiness and misinformation, called
the Register, if he will mind his own
business, and allow US the same priv
ilege.-lionitor.
You are allowed the "privilege."-
We interfered in the business of a
skunk once, and we don't want to
again, the Lord knows.
Rev. David Jones, colored, of the
Washington Conference, lis the Min
lister in charge of the colored NJ.
z. Church, in this place. He is said
to be good preacher, and from what
we hear, we believe he will be well
liked by his congregation.
An English writer thinks the
American early potatoes will come
to an end ere long, for as each new
variety is claimed to ripen about ten
days earlier than any other, the time
between planting and digging will
soon be used up.
Capt. Trayellick, Greenbacker,will
address the people atthe Court House,
Saturday night, at 7:3o o'clock, ard
also on Monday, April 9Th, in the in
terest of the Greeuback party, and
Henry S. Walker, in particular.
The first number of the "Valley
Tribune" published at Clifton, by
j. A. Gibbons, is on our table. 1t
makes a very creditahle appearance.
We wish him financial success. He
is now known as the man with two
papers.