The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-29
Plclk.Ups.
County Court next Monday.

/
Mr.. Pat. aahen, of Beech Hill, gave
US a pleasant call, Monday.
Mrs. Judge Guthrie and son are
visiting at Charleston, this week.
The old blacksmith shop, near Mr..
H. Fry's residence, is being torn
down.
Attorneys ]. 3. Menager and C. E.
Hogg, have returned from the Jack
son court.
Mrs. Carlisle Whaley is visiting
relatives and friends in Cheshire;
this week.
The recent rains have put our
farmers somewhat behind hand with
their work.
A very neat office has been erected
on the corner Of the Miles lot, by the
bridge contractors.
A great many of The brick pave.
raents in town need resetting and
overhauling generally.
The busy housewife now sallies
forth with case-knife and basket to
attack the luscious greens"
We are pleased to know that Coun.
Gilman A. R. Darst was able to attend
meeting of that body yesterday.
Our levy is in a bad condition
owing to the mud settling on it from
the recent rise. Let it be cleaned up,
Constable John Bates, Of Clifton,
was in town Monday, having brought
down d new boarder for jailor Baker.
The Gallipolis Bulletin and Journal
have both recently been enlarged,
and present handsome appearance.
Mr.. Will Spencer, of the firm Of
McCown, Spencer & Co., left Monday
morning to buy u supply of new
goods.
Mr.. L, s. Cole, Secretary of the
Standard Oil Company, was in town
last week, inspecting the barrel fact
Dry property.
The most popular Circuit Judge we
have ever had, is Judge Frank A.
Guthrie. He is truly q jutorist.-
Evening Call.
Mr. Lockwood, Treasurer of the
Bridge Company, is here and will &C.
cupy the Company's new Office as
soon as completed.
Mr., G. w. Padon, of Arbackle, gave
us a pleasant call last Monday. He
is a progressive man, and a rail.
Foauer IN every sense.
We are in receipt of commune
cation mailed at Henderson P. O., but
as the author fails to tell US his name,
we decline publishing it.
We understand it is the intention
of the Bridge Company to fit up one
of Mr.. j. j, B.ights brick buildings
for their hands to sleep in.
Contractor LeDuc has had a ferry
flat built, TO cross his men in going
to and coming from the rock quarry
on the lower side of the river.
Henry Legg, who resided in this
place when a boy, goes to the peni.
Tertiary for five years from Charles
ton. His indictment was for murder.
Mr.. F. M. Whaley, deputy P. NJ,
and assistant telegraph operator, has
line stretched and in working order
from the telegraph Office 10 his resi-.
dence.
1t is said when the peach trees
blossom in the light of the moon, that
we are certain of q good crop. The
trees are just now opening their
buds and the promise for good crop
seems to be splendid.
We understand that Capt. George
will ut once buy another tow-boat to
take the place of the Etna. Capt.
George proposes to get q boat of the
first class, with power enough to
handle any tow that comes out Of
Kanawha.
Nicholas Stansbury, superintond.
ent Of the County Infrmary, died on
last Sunday at nine o'clock, and was
buried on Wednesday. Rev. Y. A
Plants, of Pomeroy, conducted the
services. NejgS County Herald.
We publish to-day an article taken
from the Church Ners in relation tc
the meeting of the Episcopal Coun.
| Gil at this nlnra in lima nnvl III,