The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-08-24

BE ii Ordained By The Council of the
Torn Of Point Pleasant: That it shall
be unlawful to keep Bees within the
corporate limits Of said town.
Any person now having bees with
in said corporate limits, shall have
ten days from the passage Of this or
dinance to remove said Bees without
the corporate limits.
Any person violating this ordi.
nance shall be deemed guilty Of u
nuisance, aud upon conviction there.
Of before the Mayor shall be fined not
less than five dollars nor more than
twenty dollars, and thereupon said
nuisance shall be abated by the Ser
geant.
The U. B. Sabbath School Institute
will be held at the old Union Church,
near Hartford City, September 18th,
18th and 18th, 1881. Col. R. Cow
den, General Secretary of the United
Brethren S. S. Board and member of
the international S. S. Committee,
will be present and conduct the ex-
ercises. Mr.. Cowden is Chautau.
guam graduate, man of remarkable
ability and never fails to interest
those who attend his institutes. His
presence and labors in. this country
will be u rare treat to all S. S. work
ers. We extend cordial invitation
to the ministers and members Of 9th.
er churches to be present and take
part with us. We say to all, don't
forget to come. W. NJ. WEEKLY.
Our people complain that the bus,
mess Of our great Valley is carried
past our doors into other States
Well, we have no one to blame but
ourselves. If we had one or two
good jobbing houses in this place,
this complaint would not be made
1t is not the peoples fault that they
do not do their trading here, it is the
fault Of our merchants. Let a whole
sale grocery, wholesale dry goods
and notion house and wholesale
boot and shoe house be opened here,
and then the trade of the Valley
would come to our town, and the
boats that are now passing US daily,
would make their terminus at this
point. Enterprise is all we want.
Mr.. ]. A. Murphy, Of Columbus, O.,
Route Agent of the Adams Express
Company, called in to see us yester-
day. He informed US that the Com
pany would open an Office in this
place, which would probably be
located at the store of Mr.. r. S. Bick.
Ell. We have missed the office very
much since it was suspended, and
we are now glad to chronicle that it
is to be restored to us.
She was decorating her room with
pictures, and she perched his photo
upon the topmost nail; then she sat
down to admire her work, and re-
marked quietly, "Now everything is
lovely and the goose hangs high"
A pretty good joke on Bill. /.
There is no time in a mans life
when he is so great as when he cheer.
fully bows to the necessity of his pc.
sition, and makes the best ofit--Er.
Then we ought to be great" for we
have been bowling cheerfully to the
necessity of our position, for many
years; and we suppose all other edi-
tors are like US, in this respect.
CHAMPION GRuBBER.-James T.
Stephenson, colored, grubbed on the
land of Mr.. John Fowler, Kanawha
Ten Mile, Il acres of land aud piled
the brush in 1872 days. He is now
put down as the champion grubber
of this State. Mr.. Fowler gives "a
certificate certifying that he has done
the work we'll, as above stated.
If the party who wrote the COM
munication signed "a Friend" will
furnish us his name, we will gladly
publish his article, otherwise it will
go into the waste basket. We can
not nor will not violate our rule in
this particular. We always want
to know who our correspondents are.
CoRREcTIoN-In our local Of diff.
ficulty at Mason City, lately, we
stated that it was "Herman Lerner
who was cut in the arm by Shuma-
ker." We should have said Henry
Lerner. We hope this correction
will be satisfactory to our friend