The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-04-26

Mrs. Capt. l.. Z. George, OF New.
port, KY, is visiting among her many
friends in this place and vicinity.
Lawyers are now hard at work pro.
pairing their cases for COURT next
week.
Miss Kittis Miles, daughter of B.
L. Miles is here on visit to friends.
The streets are being cleaned up.
The Telephone was repaired at this
place last week, and Is now il Her
trade again.
Don't fail to cali and see those
nobby spring suits at the Young
American Clothing House.
We are informed that a quarry is to
be opened on Mr.. John Fowler's farm,
on the lower side of the Kanawha.
A new crossing is being put down
on Main street, near Mrs. yollert's.
Small pox is reported at Clifton.
We had pleasant call from DR..
stalnaker, of Writ county, last Fri
day.
DR.. A. L. knight, of West Column
bia, called to see us Monday.
Dave Warth, d reformed typo, was
in town Sunday. He took an oath
sometime ago never to drink whisky
again, and he has kept his pledge
He is not the Dave Warth of a year
ago.
Miss Lide Gibbons, sister ofJohn
A. GiIbousj of this place, died at her
home at New Plymouth, Ohio, d few
days ago, of consumption.
We hear much complaint about
the condition of tie road bet$eenn.
here and the Old Town Bridge; and
also Of the road leading out to Mach.
IRIS Store.
Farmers report the wheat as being
badly damaged by the late frosts.
You should see the beautiful line
of Gents Furnishing Goods at the
Young American Clothing House.
There will be no peaches and very
few grapes this year.
Ii YOU have saucy servant,
Go and do your work yourself;
In your Kitchen roll your sleeves up
And you'll have the cleaner shelf.
Go&and wrestle with the wash-board;
- Give the pots and pans your strength;
Thus your days will all be peaceful,
And you'll give your life good length
Rev. J. II. Jackson will hold SER
vice at Rayburn Chapel, on next
Sunday at 10y o'clock, Sunday school
Organization at 81 o'clock; service
same day at Olinger Chapel, at 81
o'clock.
a locomotive for the transporta.
ton of rails and ties, is expected here
this week.
People who are in want of work,
can find employment in our town, at
renumerative wages.
Accoraing to the latest prophecy
this terrestrial ball is coming to an
end in 1856. Let's see-that will
give tiihe enough for some of the de-
linquent subscribers TO this paper 20
fix up their little bills.
Can be found at the Young Amer
lean Clothing House, the very latest
styles in Spring Hats,
DR.. J. S. Stone, of Racine, Ohio,
has gone into co,partnership with
DR.. Barbee.
J. G. Mcdonald, Esq, one of tie
Bridge Contractors, together with his
wife and children, arrived in town
last week, and are boarding at Mrs.
E. Kimberling's, on Wand Street.
The wife and daughter of Mr.. E.
c. Lockwood, Book-keeper, of the
Bridge Company, arrived here last
week, and are stopping with Hon.
Ed. Sehon, on MainStreet.
]. W. Stone is building a new fer
ry boat; the machinery alone will
cost $4,000.
Sheriff Hanly has teturned from
/ Wheeling, where he had been trans
acting business with the Auditor.
Mcssrs. Campbell, Kelly and D. F.
Tillotson, all R. R. gentlemen, Of
Point Pleasant, spent last Sunday at
Q. II. P. Van Mutre's, in the Flats
Visitor:
Al. sehon, Esq, Of Hartford City,
was in town Inst FRIDAY