The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-11-03

tlkesplagei 1nose genllcthelfsilo
remember that literary men, in this
practical age, work for money as
we'll as for fame, principally the
former however, and the business
manager Of a newspaperlifhe wishes
to keep On the safe side Of the ledger
conducts his charge on the same
principle us the head Of any business
establishment.
EAST WAGES ER ITEas. 0urneighs
bors are atJ6nt all done sowing %Ileat.
owing to the dry weather this work
has been prolonged until quite late
in the season. 4, VIZ t.nt
The potStdcrop now claims espec-
ial attention. Early potatoes made
good yield bht late potatoes have
been alpaltisl failure. aaiil,44 3f,
A quarterly meeting was held at
the Gibbs school house, On the 23dof
last month. Rev. W. NJ. Weekly,
P.,E,s.w was present. His subject on
sunday'morhing was 'Elijah, a Re-
markable Man" The manner III
which the subject was handled, in
dicated II thorough Investigation Of
sacredshistofyzdrC The plstt ses Rev.
Weekly
The, Locust Grove and the Gibbs
sehools'havesbeeni progress since,
the 18th Of last month. Mr.. I. L.
liogg has charge Of the former, and
MIR. G, n. Yeager the latter. We
learn that each school has nade'a
favorable beginning.
fMr.John johnson aud Miss Min
ME Washington. both Of Ten Mile,
were married ION athe 10Th of last
month. The next day, Mr. johnson
tuOh HIS OIlue w IUcll oh u AO'iSi
whore an9ipfGirtdmnerhad been pre-
pared by their relatives; and thus
they MISUNDERSTANDING. May they
be blessed with peace, prosperity and
longlUeQ9 q.
The Union SCHOOL will be taught
this year by Ja2B. Yeager. The
school will begin on next Monday.
and continue for four months.
Hurrah7for West Virginia aud Ma
son county, Democrats are jnbllant
SINCE pug State election, while Re-
publicans look cross. We are very
glad that Messrs,. Tippctt and Row
ley will represent US in the next
session Of the Legislature.
Last week we took a ride over the
Ohio and West Virginia Railroad, to
Columbus Ohio. The road to Logan
isentirely new. At Logani it connects
with the HpckingI Valley road to
Columbus, and all points East and
West. This new road is well built
and the cars glide over it smoothly.
The officers iof the road to Began, are
gentlemanly and courteous. WIN.
Qnintb EsqsE theI CONDUCTOR ion the
53oPs NJ tfih, Is the.righI man in
the right place, and he spares no
pains to make all who travel on his
train'feel athome. He has none Of
that importance" with which so
many conductors, are afflicted, that
makes passengers.shrink from asking
polite question for information.
Mr.. Quinn takes pleasure in answer
ing all questions relating TO the road.
Hcis asgenleman of the, first water,
and,alhwho travel,on his train can
rely upon good and polite treatment
from him. ThesCompany is to be
congratulated on securing the servi-
ces of so good a man.
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MARRIED. On the 9th of October,
at the residence Of the brides father,
by the Rev. j. Howard slcdd, Mr.,
Joseph A. Wilson, Of Point Pleasant,
West Virginia, and Miss Anna e.
Henderson, daughterof S. B, Hender-
son, Esq, ofMason county, West Vir,
ginia.
At the brides residence, October,
26th, 1880, by Rev. J. H. Cupp, Mr..
Thomas B. Gray and Miss Sarah j..
Zerckel, both Of Mason county, West
Virginia.
AT the NJ. E. Parsonage, Gallipolis,
Ohio, Friday, October 18th, 1880, by
Rev, Chas. T. Creighton, Mr.. Carlisle
L. Whaley to Miss Rosa A. Fry; both