The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-05-11

hAkIfOhD VIII llEMe' A'O dupt
prospect for an abundant crop Of all
kinds Of fruit has ever been seen in
these parts, and every body is aston
ished at the rapidity with which
every thing in the vegetable. King.
dom is coming on.
Mr.. G. w. Moredock and wifes and
Willie Newton, accompanied Mr.,
Healy and daughter on their return
home, as far as Cincinnati. They
are still absent.
Mrs. Z. G. Harpold left here Oh
Friday, the 9th inst, to meet her
husband in Cincinnati, where he ex-
pected to be few days on business.
Misses Mckee and NJ. E. Emble-
ton, were appointed by the NJ. +.
Sabbath School, as the delegates to
the Convention, that meets at Letart,
May the 18th inst.
Miss Alice Harpold and W. W.
Harper, will be the delegates from
the NJ. Z. Church, and Mr.. A. Rogers
from the Baptist Church, to the
State Convention, to meet at Par
kersburg.
DR.. ]. L, Hensley preached a very
acceptable sermon on Sunday, the
9Th inst, in the U. B. Church, from
the text, master, in SO saying thou
reproachest u.s."
Rev. H. Scott, was absent on Sun
day, attending the quarterly meet,
ing at Clifton. There was therefore
no preaching in the NJ. E. Church,
in the morning.
c. w. Young is putting up his en-.
CINE house, and doing other work
preparatory to running his iron men.
Miss Electa Harpold and Mr..
Rhoads, of New Haven, were mar
ried at the residence of the brides
mother, on Thursday, April 18th,
1881. Quite brilliant company
was present, and many valuable
presents were made TO the happy
couple. Rev. Scott of1iciated.
c. 7. Shank, who has been absent
for some time, returned home last
week, and will probably remain.
Major Brown is shipping his last
seasons crop of hay. He will have
about 40 tons.
The Baptist Sabbath School APP
pointed Miss S. J. Allen, Miss Emma
Allen, Mr.. D. Bcbee, Mr.. Charles
Chapman and G. Edwards, delegates
to the Sabbath School Convention,
for Mason county.
The steamer Mcdonald. took
barge containing 1900 barrels of salt,
from our landing, Saturday the 7th
inst, and one from New Haven, car
rying over 1000.
Messrs. A. Allen, ]. Cupp, harness
maker and John Cupp, brother, shoe
maker, all left our town within the
last ten days, to seek their fortunes
elsewhere. The first is going into
the mercantile business, in Portland,
Ohio; and the two latter, TO aMy
Maryland" In relation TO these
three young men, we can safely say,
that Hartford City has lost three OF
its most exemplary and virtuous
young men, and that whatever may
be their fate in the future, no COM
munity need ever hesitate to give
them hearty welcome.
Quite a number of our dogs in this
community have been poisoned late
ly, by some party or parties. Mr.. L.
sehon has lost two very fine dogs,
which he valued very highly. Jor-
dan would not be very smooth road
to travel, were these thoughtless par
ties to be discovered.
Mrs. sehon, wife of L. sehon, who
has been on visit 10 Cincinnati, to
see her sick mother, returned home
last week and reports her better
She was very much missed in the
Sabbath School during her absence.
The Sabbath Sch1ol Convention
will meet on Wednesday the 18th,
instead of the Goth, as stated in the
programme. Delegates will please
take notice. J.
The SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOR JUNE,
is peculiarly attractive in its literary
and artistic departments, and bril-.
liantly closes the ninth semi.annual
volume. II is n nnblication which