The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1880-01-07
The Weekly Register
LOCAL MATIERS.


PERSONALS We had a very pleas.
ant call, Saturday, from Misses Nan.
ME Hawkins, of West Columbia,
Murl Kennedy, Of Mason City, Mat,
tie Rayburn, Of Machiryille, and
Liviasimpson, Of this place. We are
always pleased to have the ladies call
at our Office.
C.F. sterrett left for Huntington,
Monday morning.
Frank Tomlinson and Will Den.
mis-, started for Cincinnati last Mon
day morning.
L.o. Wilson has gone on q visit to
friends in Charleston.
Miss Emma Tinms, Of Buffalo, is
visiting friends in this place.
Jacob zeigler, Esq, of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, is here on visit to his
brother-in-law, Mr.. Joseph Friedman.
We understand that he expects to 10.
catein this State, if he can find a
location to suit him.
We acknowledge o visit last We'd
nesday from Miss Emma Chapman,
of Arbuckle, and Miss Laura vaught,
of Kentucky.
The following ladies and gentle
men from a distance, attended the
New Years Ball at the Kline House,
viz: Messrs. Frank Meeks, S. r. Har-
per, Misses Kate Stow, Carrie Norris,
Blanche Stow, Blanche Meeks and
Hattie Meeks, ofsHartford City; Rob
crt Mitchell, West Columbia; Benja-
min Remington, Pomeroy, O.; Misses
Flora and Ella Comstock, Gallipolis,
Ohio; Miss May Pullin, Five Mile,
West Virginia.
George Daugherty, of Cooper, has
been appointed Deputy for G,
Sehon, Sheriff, and has qualified and
entered upon the discharge of his
duties. This is the right man in
the right place.
Fruit Of the Loom Muslin only 10
cents per yard at TIppETT's.
The WAY TO Do Tive are in
formed that the honorable gentle.
men, Chas. e. Hogg and James B.
Menager, contemplate purchasing a
private residence in this city, and
keeping bachelors hall. This is a
novel idea in our little city, but not
without a precedent in other places,
when young gentlemen of talent and
application desire to pursue a quiet
and uninterrupted devotion TO liter
airy and professional pursuits. Should
this plan be adopted and closely fol-
lowed, We should not be surprised to
r observe at no distant day, standing
on The part of these gentlemen in
the field of letters and professional
learning, both bright aud enviable.
Good shoes for women only sl.0O
per pair at TIppETTs.
For SALE.-In our advertising col
umns, today, valuable farm lying
about mile from the Kanawha riv.
er, and about Z miles from Point
Pleasant, isoffered for sale. The farm
contains 344 acres, and is one of the
best grazing farms on the Kapawha
river. Any person wishing to secure
good farm would do well to read
the advertisement, and then call up
OH the owner.
The new year opened upon us
bright and beautiful. We do not re.
member to have ever seen a more de-
lightrul day for an opening year;
may we not hope that it forecasts a
year of bright, joyous prosperity to
us all; let US all take it thus, and Ia
Dor for that end with malacc toward
none, and charity for all.
Gents Merino drawers only 80 cts.
per pair at TIPPETT's.
The temperance question is being
agitated considerably in Cincinnati
now, Col Hoy, Of Baltimore, uncle
Of our young friends, Frank and DIR.
Wills, Hoy, is the principal lectur-
er, Some noted drinkers are signing
the pledge,
1t takes some people long time to
learn that fifty cent or dollar adver-
tIsoment, or a few dollars worth of