The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-08-11
ne understand that de late pres.

.luent Of the Board Of Oyerseers ~, IN
roos Of this county, Mr. fhos. tow.
Ter, prepared reply to tie article
published in the Tri5aas.jioni,oy. d
week o. g 50 ags, rejecting severely
upon the Board for It's action IN let
ting out The medical practice of.the
several districts. The writSt in his
criticism !! misrepresehted the Board
IN most every particular, and Ii this
Mr.. Fowler replied, Mr.. Gibbons
told him, We are informed; that he
would giyeihim place in It'd Frt5,
pns- Monitor; and the article was sent
to that paper but now he declines to
publish it. 1t will probably abpear
iti'our paper next weeE.
Departed this life in the S7th year
Of his,4ge, at his home in Point Pleas.
ant, West Virginia, August the 9Th,
1880, j. NJ. Gloon, who was born III
Monqngalia county, Virginia, CHOW
West Virginia. ahd moved to this
County very early III life. He was
well Known throughout The county
and enjoyed the confidence and re.
spect Of his fellow citizens. Hs died
ofparalysisi having, Seen a helpless
invalid for nearly three years. He
leaves a widow and two children to
MOURN his loss, ID whom we extend
our heartfelt sympathies.
A gentleman Of this city who
spends his pin money for beer, wants
to bets6iht Republican that Hancock
will be elected President. Tie con.
ditions IRE: his opponent must drink
as much beer IFS he does, that lie will
agree never to drink another glass
Of beer until Hancock is elected, and
the Republican becr-sucker is toagree
to the same conditions with regard to
Garfield. So far he lids not found dns
one to take him up. He WANTS to
make sober Republican without
.beneliting himself. We object.
The farmers up in Brooke county,
this State, are holding their wool for
fifty cents per pound. The Herald
says that out of 100000 pounds in
the county, not more than 1000
pounds has as yet been sold.
We are crowded with advertising
this week, which is good for us. In
a week Or two the time of a great
number Of advertisements expires,
when our columns will contain the
usual amount Of reading matter
DR.. l., f, Campbell expects to move
to central Missouri about the LIST of
September, and wishes us to state to
those indebted to him that he would
be obliged if they would call and set
tie their accounts.
When you tome to town on horse
back cr with team, put your horses
up at John Jurdan's Feed Stable,
iisar the Court House, on Main street.
John will tote fair; he is called the
."0ld Reliable"
MARIETTA ColbEds.-see inanoth-
er part Of this paper the advertise.
ncnt Of this college. It's nm old well
established institution. Send for
full information to |. w. Andrews,
Marietta, 0.
A steam tlIresher was in full oper-
atom opposite this place. in Ohio,
all day last Sunday. This does not
speak very well for the morals. of
Gallia county folks.
General Weaver, the Greenback
candidate for President, will be in
Point Pleasant, September I'd, 1880,
and will address the people on that
day.
Few Fall goods just received at
J. B. Tippett's. Call in and see
them, and be astonished at the low
prices at which they are offered.
The Meigs County Herald has been
sold to a Mr.. G. F, Russell, that ,coun-
by. Mr.. Wise retires. We regret to
part with him.
John ], franklin, Esq, is painting
the outside walls of his brick dwell
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