The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-03-02
Pich.Ups.

The Kline House is still without a
tenant.
Corn is being husked and marketed
actively now.
Soon it viii be Lent" and then
who can borrow2
The United States Senate will or
ganize Friday the 4th.
The Kanawha boats are carrying
large quantities of hoop-poles now.
Mr.. Goodden, of Lewis county, is
here to buy cattle, horses and mules.
We have robins and bluebirds,
and only lack a blackbird to have
Spring.
The West Virginia Legislature
will adjourn for this year on the 18th
Of March.
1t don't feel SO much like patting
in garden seeds to-day as it did last
Saturday.
On the Oath oflast month, the Their
mometer ranged from zero to SO be.
low, in Canada.
We understand that a considerable
sum has been subscribed for the Epis-
copal parsonage.
The Wilson Brothers have started
their planning mill and finishing
shop, on the Ohio river.
Friday has always been considered
an unlucky day. Garfield and jack
son had better look out.
Parkersburg will send thirty cou-
pies to the Gubernatorial Inaugural
ton Ball at Wheeling.
Mr.. Jenk. Burkes, on the lower side
of Kanawha, cut his foot badly while
hewing railroad ties, last week.
Mr.. E. S. Bright will have a pub
lie sale Of cattle, horses, farming i'm
plements, &c, on Saturday, the 12th
Summer will bring the grasshopper gay,
And eggs will be plentiful them
Butten cents dozen just now won't pay,
For the wear and tear OF the hen.
Mr.. II. N. Perkins cried the sale at
Mr.. Jno. Gamers, last Saturday. Mr..
Perkins is an accomplished auction
Ger.
Mr.. E. f. Roseberry left at our of.
fee this week a hog foot with FIVE
toes This porker had u good under,
standing.
The Wheeling Register says that
Hon. George Rowley is one of the
most quiet and sensible men in the
Legislature.
DR.. Shaw informs US that he has
fresh vaccine matter, all who have
not been yaccinated should attend
TO this at once.
The ice broke down a great deal of
the fencing under the bank in front
of town, and pulled the willows that
had been set out,
II is said that the inaugural cere-
monies connected with the inaugera-
ton Of Governor Jackson will be the
grandest event that ever took place
in Wheeling.
The steamer Luella has been sold
to run from Pomeroy to Ravenswood.
She was a good boat and we are sorry
to lose her. The Clipper will run in
place of the Luella.
We see from exchanges that the
dogs still continue their ravages
among the sheep. What are you 60.
ing to do about it Mr.. Speaker, and
gentlemen Of the House?
Cards are out for the wedding Of
Mr. S. c. Sisson, formerly of this
place, and Miss Dora A. Olwin. of
Coyington, Ohio, which will take
place on the 18th Of this month.
A new Post Office has been estab.
lished opposite this place, on the
lower side of Kanawha, with Chas.
A. Hutchinson, as Post Master. The
olice.will be knownas Henderson"
FRANK LEsLlE's POPULAR MONTHLY.
There can be no question as to the
great merit and the cheapness of this
magazine; in these respects it is not
excelled by any similar publication.
The number for March contains, as
does every copy, l2Squarto pages and
over 100 illustrations, together with
a beautiful colored frontispiece, "No
Rose without a Thorn" The articles
"our'monster Telegraph System, by
Noel Ruthvcn q6 illustrations; "a