The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-05-04

GINA NY, ON SATURDAf, NAY 18TH,
188i.-Fare for the round trip from
Point Pleasant Station, 1925; from
Gallipolis $500. Train will leave as
follows: Poiut Pleasant Station, 5:55
A. NJ, Gallipbliq, Cos A. NJ, ar
irving at Columbus at 1l:3O A. NJ.
Returning, leave Columbus at 500
P. NJ. Excursionists will be admit
ted to the Penetentiary free. Imme-
diately upon arrival al Columbus, the
party will be conducted to the State
Prison, pass through tie shops while
the prisoners are at work, witness
the prisoners march 10 dinner, then
through portion Of the dining Hall
while they are at dinner, otter which
the party will leave the prison by
way of the sleeping apattments.
Thers will be ample time to visit the
finest State House in the Union;
United States Barracks; Deaf and
Dumb Asylum; Institution for the
Blind and The new Insane Asylum,
said to be the largest building in the
world. All should take advantage
Of this opportunity to visit the Cap.
itol City, with its Public Buildings,
broad Avenues, handsome residences
and beautiful Park, at lowest rates
ever offered. Fill your lunch baskets
and arrange to take your family, you
will never regret the trip. For par
ticulars See small bills and posters.
The competition among the fisher.
men has been pretty sharp since it
was discovered that the fish would
bite. Owing to the better obscrv-
ance Of the laws or some other cause
there has been very great increase
in the number of fish in the creeks
and rivers, and all good fishermen
will unite and see that the laws pro
tecting them in the breeding season,
be enforced. The spawning time Of
the bass, we are informed, commences
on the first bf May, after which date,
until some time in the fall, there is
penalty for taking them in any way.
Eli.
Our Letart correspondent will bear
with us, when We tell him that his
letters never arrive until after our
paper is printed. Please mail on
Monday night, and then we will get
them in time for publication. Our
paper is always put to press on Tues
day evenings. All our other cores
pondents will please bear this in
mind. This accounts for the non-ap-
pearance Of the Letart items last
week We are glad to get local cor
respondence, but want them d time
for The paper
Lecture by Rev. J. Howard Sledd,
at the NJ. Z. Church, South, on Tues.
day evening, at s o'clock. Subject:
"The Young Men for the Times"
Admission, single ticket, Is cents,
two for Is cents. We hope our peo-
pie will give Mr.. Sledd a full house.
We promise them a rich treat. The
subject is one that should impell ev-
cry parent to attend the Lecture, and
ihe young men as we'll,
Marshal Blake arrested a man
named Simpkins, on the lower side Of
Kanawha, Sunday, for violating the
United States Internal Revenue laws.
He took his prisoner to Charleston
Monday morning.
CoUNT.-Parties in town TO Court
this week, can save from 20 to 80
per cent, by going to the Young
American Clothing House, for their
clothing, Hats, Furnishing Goods,
Trunks and Valises.
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A Kansas Judge has decided that a
ticket to admit one" is good for hus.
band and wife, The decision appears
to be sound. The husband and wife
are one, except where the wife is a
lecturer on woman's suffrage.
Rev. l.. L. Peters will preach in
Concord Church, Arbuckle District,
on the fifth Sunday in this month";
There will be preaching on the Sat.
urday night preceding.
TIE temperance move is a general
one; Harrison, Mason, Marion and
nrhar onrnt;ns ,l,;ol, Lo,,a l.