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MILITIA.

The organized militia consists Of
eighty-one companies Of State Eo!
unteer Troops, (whi'rl numbering
4 3I6 men, aud twenty conp~ !ss OF
National Guard, (colored) numbering
1885 men; aggregate, 1851. The
Adju.ant ana Inspector General re-
ports the general condition o.! the
militia, in svery respect. het'er ;bf
when he inspected then in 1891.
The officers are more conversaDt With
their duties, companies better drilled,
snd a more general split Of military
enthusiasm psrvades all ranks. More
than ons half OF the companies Of thu
Volunteer Troops would compare very
favorably with like orgauizatiaas OF
any o,her State Of the onion. This
improvement is to be- aMriAnrr1, lr 3
great measure, to the encouragement
given By tAe liberal appropriation
made by the Gensral Assembly At i's
last session Ito enable companies to
maintain their organizations and to
increase their efficiency
Msuy Of The old companies have
been disbapdsd, and perhaps ii may
be advisable to still further muuune
the system Of wedding ont The intfTl,
cient corps, as tha number Of lnen
given above cen very well bc reduced
70 the extent OF one fifth, leaving, ia
round numbers, about 1000 men Of
all arms-a force amply snficlsnt for
all purposes.
The appropriation asked for the
militia is $22,70o.
Concluded on Fourth Page.
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Several important new railrcasf

/. Several important new railroasf
have been projected and considerstis
progress has been made towards the
construction Of them. The Edge
field. Trenton and Aiken Railrcad
Company and the Atlantic and Franch
Broad bave been consolidated With
certain North Carolina. Tennis ee
and Kentucky roads, whose oblectl,e e
point st present is Lexington, ken.
lucky, under the style Of the Carr ii.
ma, Cumberland Gap aod Chicago
Railroad Company. The organization
has been perfected and II contrac: has
been entered into for raridly pushii 6
the construction. Fifty odd miles of
the road have already been graded n
South Carolina. When completed it
will he much the shortest line from
the Northwestern trade centres to the
South Atlantic and must preye Of L.
calculabIe value to the State. 1t will
realizs the dream OF fifty Years ago
the direct and independent connec.
ton OF our commercial metropolis
with the Ohio Valley. Some grading
mas been done on the Savannah Val
lyy Railroad from Anderson towards
Dorns Mine on the august. and
Knoxville Road. On the Spartan
burg, Leurens and Greenwood Rond
tue grading is being puk'.-d forward /;
and on the Georgetown aud LANE g
Road, running from Georgetown TO
Lanes on the North Eastern Railroad,
work has recently been commenced
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-12-07
TUFTS
''.'EE:'Xjl'PE ''.'EE:'Xjl'PEE0TonAnT

Il composed OF Herbal and M,eiasinou' PROD
nc,s Zrn,c :, perm cate the auSsya,,cc o: the
ungs,re1pectorates tllo ncrsA matter
innt c,iiec:s III ;ho bronchial Tubes, and t0rms n
soothing coating, SIich rsiic~es ths ar
1itntlon that ca ~ tie c"n:h. As ciSSrscS
theiunxs oe ea,iimpr,ri:iss, strengthens
1Seu, when en- zoe Died by titssaoe, i-vipo.-
aLes tho eiscula.lon of the hool, and braces the
: nervous system. slight cc;ds of'e1, end 3:i
.eonsanaption. "a 3; daorcroust 20 neglect
ehena.. Apply tho remedy promptly, d
tvs. Of .v,.ity ,,rs warrants tbs assertion thai
noremody has ever besr, found that fc a $
prompt ia, selects RS IeiI'S EHPeGTg2AN{.
4 single dose raises ti,o phieg,n. ,ubd"e,'
& a,mmation. aid its speed cures Tie mo-
I. o,Sstinnte cough. a PLEASANT cordial, chill
siren take it readily. Fc. Group II as
.inrnlua alb 10 p,i sra,.,1 he IN every fnra'-.
In 0Sc. md g. IsnftleG.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-12-07

/, dozen of',hoss populor ".Iouvin" Nd
Gloves a, $l--every pair warranted; 4
dozen Ladies fashionable Black Hose
Dr.. Warmers celebrated Health Corset.
"Eureka"; Rubber Cloth. new Cloaks aud
Walking Jackets. more Handsome Drees
But,ons and Trimmings, opened tl's week
A. at J. II. CoBBS.
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1TNHE ahovn cut Represents ss",ion
1 and Gate nf q stro,,g. cheap and "mr-
a;la Steel N;ra Fnrne wiie1' are now no
ing nse6 nj the North and N"rshwesf IN
prafarenca m avg ether kind "f frnninF.
wberevar II has hsen tried il has given
great Satisfaction. -,
II. is ne. work withnet baros and VIII
g,eap out small p,re or anv"ther animals
t,st ,nav inirra gardens or farm rr0nF.
It makes no shade and shelters no enc
rnias to crops or pnnltrv.
tits insr the f'scA for Gardens, ioSs.
lawns. Parks and Cemeteries =,
Being dinpedin RIst-pr"of painttt VII,
last a life time. and is better than board
fence in every rnsna"S
It IN easily and quickly pHt mp.
Specimens oG Fence and Gates
Can f,a seen at the ADVERTISER building
where a stock iskept on hand. and whore
ailtnformation rs To price. &c, can De
obtained.
EDGEFIELD G.. H., 8. G.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER ;
COLUMBIA. s C.. Nov %, SO
Senator's and Representatives
beg leave TO submit my annual Mes
sage.
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instruction.in qEa
generation for
izenship; and =
each Of them to
fostering care.
THE PUBL
The Report Oft
tendent of Educst
tying imprOvems'''li ! j
echool system. D.
there was in attt '.t
| public schools
colored pupils, ps
| 1d5 Q71 Th;a 10 ID
Of pupils ever enrs
schools of this Stat
The average leng
seasion was four mi
crease over the q
reported. The q
employed WSs-wl'
1887; total 3.413S
slnce the last rep
number Of schoolsl
crease Of l26. o.
steadily increased
OF the amendme
ton relative to Che
The fund for sae;esI
last year for which .
been made, waal
amount being the ,,.| !
able in one year &
| public schools in .
The public ach,oS|
| most free Of debSI
| the claims outstA !.lt.s1sl
schooliund in Octel
| s4o66 In nearly
| this debt has b. been ssIl,
claims now arising
funda, are paid each
curren. funds 4
proper manageneII
fund ie seen in ths
Of teacbers' pay .
are now paid u ri
the Treasurers oE'
ties.
The Report Of th
of Education eon
Of the management
and successfu Sta|
tutes-ons for whit
ored. tsacheralha
scholastic year.
system is nov 6rn}
this State. aud the
lar education .:i ma
confidence to its s
Improvement
cLAFlls
This collegs is
portion e Tho
United
promotion Of s
chanic arts. III
burg and ia set
Of colorsd studsn
beneficial operatld
and the President
the most tsuccesafu
tional work sine
There have been 1
tendance. Of wEd
Collegiate Depart
Normal School an
mar School. Tht
doing perhaps !
work in this Col
ates and under.g4
employment in II
colored children
agricultural farm
6ftT acres is ats
ton and
by studeDt: labor
ton and direction
dent.
THE MILITIA
Before the ea
Military Acade1
was expended ir
companies Of ep
eutl usted vita
nance aud ord
State. In lS4a
islature. this
warde increased
verted to the !
tary school, J.
should. also dis}
erto performed
The school xsS
Point and app
tion in the th
ton. Its carel
continued for 4
at the close q :
the building kH
Charleston, waa
by the Federal
for military pt
tion of the retl
the possession
session the =
rsopening Of
propriated SLY
Of repair and a
shore period
elapse betued
building and
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1882-12-07

Infants Lace Shoes. ......!-.
Infants Lace Shoes. 4 better grade.,.
Infant's Kid and Pebble hut'ed Shoes
Ghildren's Pebble Shoes. heels........I
Children's ,i falk Polkas. heels.....i
Children's Pebble butte shoes, heels
Misses Kid 9uttored shoes ...".....i
Misses' PeDbln Lace ShCss.............:,t
Ladies' 81 TN Ruski,ls-.....................,
Ladies Kid Slippers.................."..
Ladies' Calf Pegeed Snnee........."....
Ladies Kid Lined Serge Buskins....
Ladies' Moquet s ippers...... ............
Ladies' A Calf Lace Shoes, sewed....
Ladies' Pebble Lace Shoes, sewcd...
Ladies' Pebble Buttoned Shoes.
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ng the rlslng
duties of CIT
commend
aAsp,ce of your
FOOLS.
State Superin-
shows a graft
in the public
g the last year
hnce upon the
Ehite and s0,575
5g g total of
largest number
b in the. public
b any one year.
Of the school
hs-a slight in.
3ona previously
Der of teachers
a126; color ed
Iing an increase
of l64. The.
Is 3,ls3-an in
achool fund has
dee the adoption
the Constitu
blic achool tax.
ar lssl-s2, the
full returns have
t42,s t
Best ever avail !
Aths sunport of |
State.
fund 10 now al
The amount OF
ing against the
1877, $2o9,
u the Counties
jiquidated. The
gainst the school
year out Of the
effect Of the
Of the school
enhanced value
Etifcates, which
Seach year by
be several Coun
4 superinten
tains full accounts
u Of the two large
3 Normal Insti-
and one for col
auirlins the last
zle public school
lly established in
friends Of poi u,
Hook forward with
lsady progress and
CoELEhg.
endowed with a
5anated, BY the
ss6snelt Tor The
ature. and the ms
Icated at Orange
Sgt for the benefit
s. 1t has been in
{H for some years
4 spor!ts the past as
n boar in its educa
leIits Organization.
SA etudents in at
y "a were in the
ent, l36 in the
lS4 in the Gram
Normal School ia
3 most important
llge. Both gradu
aiuates readily 6nd
{ public schools for
i the State. An
/ one hundred and
;sd to the institu
chiefly
|uuder. the instruc-
Of q superlnten
u ACADEMY.
+blishmeat Of the
$4,000 annually
ha support Of two
ted men, who were
care Of the ord
nee stores of the
= Act Of the Leg.
preparation, alter
o $4,000. was d.
utenance of a mill
cadets .of which
rge the duties hith-
these. enlisted men.
.odeled upon West
mated that instltu-
OF inatruc
Of usefulness was
Ity.two years. when
civil war its seat,
n as the Git. del in
aiken possession Of
and ust d
oses. In anticlpa-
Of the Citadel to
;he State, at its last
jature directed the
Academy and ap
D for the purposes
for the
b would probably
a ra,ovarv of the
close of the hscal
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Az 1922 and 9l3 Broad Street,

D Ladies' Kid Buutoned ...........l w
5 Ladies' Kid Opera S!ippel .........l w w
D I.adiea' Kid Sandal SilPp ..........l w
0 Gents carpet Slippers. lennon. ..
u; Gents Pebble Slippers e 9ss
3 Gents cable Screwed Co aitsrs...i w
. Cents, Saved t3o-, TOO c ;airers.l rs
o Gents Esavy Boots, sol s...........l %
5 Gents y ess Cali Boots, ..,........2 DO Do
o Boys Heavy 2rogans.... ........... og' oO
0 ,ys' Dress Brngans...... ......., ~, 30
% Boys Dress Lace Shoes. ,.,,:......i oo W
d Youths Tip ,ed Boots ...........l W. W.
% Gents and Bhys' Wool ; i-........r. -
y, Gents Stiff Hats....... oo oC
W Gents Felt Ha s......... I y,
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= the Board OF Nla'
titted, will inform you
jsent condition of this
4ked feature iu its or.
3st Of its cadets, sixty.
> from each County,
| as bene6ciariss by
|re required for two
adaasilon to teach in
soaoela Of tho County
y respectively rsce va
ant. Regulations rig
seek to canhne this
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The educational eystem OF the
State as now established by law and
in successful operation finds its de-
vslopment in the Public schools. the
University and in the Institution for
the Education of the Deaf, Dumb
and the Blind. The university con-
sists Of the Clahin College, the Mill
ta.y Academy and the South Carroll.
na College. This distribution of the
aid given by the State to edueatlop
is comprehensive and judicious' The
full development Of these various
schools will, in my judgment, accom-
plish all that can be done by public
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-08
Meeting ofthe Board Of Health
Resolutions Adopted.

AT a called meeting of the local
Board of Health Of Mason county
held at Point Pleasant, on February
18th, 1882, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
WHEREAS, The act OF the Legislature OIL
West Virginia, passed March 10th, 1881
makes it the duty OF the physicians prac
ticing in any county in which local board
is organized to report promptly all or any
OF the following diseases: Cholera, small,
pox, scarlet fever, diphtheria and other
epidemic, infectious and contagious dis
eases; therefore be it
Resolred, By this board that we urge
upon the physicians practicing in Mason
county to report promptly any and all OF
such diseases under their special treatment
to the president Of the board, DR.. A. l..
knight, at West Columbia, W. Va. Also,
to report the sanitary condition OF their
respective localities from time to time;
without which. the local board Of health
will be inefficient to execute the laws nc.
cording to its requirements.
Resolved, Further, that the newspapers
printed in Mason county be requested to
publish these resolutions.
a. i. KNIGHT, President.
RANKIN WILEY, JR., Sec'y.
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saiclde in Pnlnam County.

Robert Watson, an aged an respect.
ed citizen residing two miles from
Buffalo, W. Va, committed suicide
by hanging, on the 9Th inst, at his
home. He left the house early that
morning, telling his wife that he
would be absent a while, and not re.
turning at noon, she started in quest
Of him, and after prolonged search,
found him about four o'clock hang.
ing in u barn about four hundred
yards from his house. When found
he had eyidently'bee dead for some
hours. He stood upon an old stove
in the barn, adjusted the rope around
his neck, fastend it to a cross.beam
kicked the stove from under him and
swung into eternity. A. S. Park, J.P.,
of buffalo District, acting as Coroner,
proceeded to the residence of Mr..
Watson, on the night Of the 9th
inst, empannelled jury of inquest,
who returned a verdict in accordance
with the above facts, adding that
while committing the suicide, he was
laboring under temporary alteration
of the mind. The deceased owned a
little farm near town, was an indus
trious, good citizen, and was for many
years resident Of Middleport, Ohio,
working on the Marine Docks for R.
R. Hudson.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-08
SKIN HUMOR.

F. H. Drake, ESQ, agent for Harper &
Bros, Detroit, Mich, gives an astonishing
account of his case eczema rodentl, which
had been treated by consultation Of ply.
sicians without benefit, and which speedily
yielded to the Cuticura Resolvent blood
purifier internally and Cuticnra and Cut
icura Soap (the great skin curcs) externally.
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(uticllra

Geo. W. Brown, As Marshall ST., Provi.
dence, X. l., cured by Cuticura Resolvent
blood puriiier) and Cuticura and Cutieura
Soap 1.-THE great skin cures Of Ringworm
Humor got at tile BARRIERS, which spread
all over his ears, neck and face, and for six
years resisted all kinds OF treatment.
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To the Public.

We have bought out the entire in.
terest of the mercantile firm Of Setter,
Sehon & McCulloch. We expect to
continue business al the same old
place, and hope to maintain the old
firms reputation BY buying and sell,
ing only the best quality of goods.
We shall be glad to see all old Gus.
toners and all others who shall favor
us with their patronage. In q few
days we will have stock Of new
goods and will spare no efforts to
please those who call to see us.
Respectfully,
MCCowN, SPENCER & Co.
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FAILING HAIR.

Frank A. Bean, Steam Fire Engine G.
Boston, was cured Of Alopecia, or falling OF
the hair, by the Cuticura Resolvent (blood
puritier) internally and Cuticura and Cut.
%icura Soap 1.-THE great skin cures externally,
which completely restored hair when all
said he would lose ii.
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ECZEM1.

Hon. VIM. Taylor, Boston, Mass, per-
manently cured Of humor Of the face and
scalp (eczema) that had been treated I'M
successfully for twelve years by many OF
Bostonss best physicians and most noted
Specialists, as well as European authorities.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-08
A Challenpc.

Editor Register:-I am authorized
by the Providence B. B. c., (colored)
to challenge any nine in Point Pleas
ant TO play a match game, next Sat
urday, March IL, 1882, for $40 a side.
CHARLES McFETERs, Capt.
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MILK CRUST.

Mrs. Bowers, l43 Clinton St, Cincinnati,
speaks Of her sisters child, who was cured
OF milk crust which resisted all remedies
for two years. Now fine healthy boy,
with beautiful head OF hair.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-08

The "Nonpareil Billiard Hail." un.
der the efficient management of T.
L. Hale, is now doing a Aourishing
business. They keep on hand and
for sale fresh bananas, oranges, lem
ons, ETC.; and cigars of the finest
brand.
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CUTICURA.

Remedies are for sale by all druggists.
Price OF Cuticura, Medicinal Jelly, small
boxes, Soc; large boxes, 81. Cuticura Re-
solvent, the new blood purifier, 81 per bot
tie. Cntcura Soap (the queen OF medicin-
al and toilet soaps, Csc. Cnticura Medic
inal Shaving Soap, l5c. Principal depot,
WEEKS & POTTER, Boston Mass,
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McCowN, SPENCER & Co.

The Moundsville Reporter says at
is quite gratifying to learn that the
right of way has been secured in
Peasants and large part of Wetzel
county for the W., P. & C. R.R. The
land owners along the line seem to
fully realize, now, the many advant.
ages this great connecting link will
give them"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-08

Rev. VIM. L. Bailey will preach in
the Pleasant Flats Church, next Fri
day and Saturday nights and Sunday
morning, and on Sunday night in
the White Church, in the Upper
Flats. The friends will please circu-
late these appointments amongst
their neighbors.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-08
SCALD HEAD.

II. A. Raymond, Auditor F. W., j. (, S.
r. r., Jackson, Mich, was cured OF Scald
Head Of nine years duration by the Cuti-
cura Remedies
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pic.k.Ups.

the city yesterday.
The first pier for the bridge will be
built on the Ohio side.
DR.. James A. Smith is visiting at
Charleston, this week.
J. /. Charles, Esq, has returned
from his Arkansas trip.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Laidley, of Charleston,
was in the city last week.
Judge Guthrie left last night to
hold Court in Kanawha county.
That was a refreshing thunder
shower we had Sunday morning.
Iowa White Oats for sale at Uhrig
& Stockhoff's, Gallipolis, o. 8
Last week was the first full weeks
work the railroad men have had this
winter.
Work on DR.. Mossman's new bust
ness house is being pushed ahead
with energy.
What has become of the C. & OR.
R. extension, on the south side Of
the Kanawha?
Miss Carrie Shank, Of Clifton, was
visiting friends in this place, the
first of the week.
The total number Of coke ovens To-
Gated at New river, West Virginia, is
over thousand.
Contractor Tricc, "irom Louisa.
God bless you, sir!" is still numbered
among the missing.
We learn that the Virgie Lee broke
her shaft at Armstrong; landing on
her recent up trip.
Some Of our ice dealers are nego.
tiating for northern ice, with which
to fill their ice houses.
Won't our bretheren Of the State
press give their readers a rest on the
"lirst spike" business?
Preliminary work on the bridge
was commenced Monday, on the op-
posite side Of the river.
Master Ed. Cooley, of zalaski, O.,
is the guest of his numerous young
friends in. this place, this week.
Jos. H. Holloway has been by the
Governor of this State confirmed Il
u Notary Pablo for this county.
Ex.SheriF Rossler, of Kanawha,
and who sports one Of the one pound
BOG badges, was married last week.
lfthe showers and warm weather
continue, vegetation will be too far
advanced to be arrested by old Borcas.
Mr.. s. J. Blake, a former resident
of this place, but now of Gallia coun-
ty, Ohio, was in the city last Thurs
day,
By private advices from Wheeling
we learn that the Legislature will
probably not adjourn before the first
of April.
Under the influence Of good wealth.
err and the winds of last week, the
roads throughout the county are i'm
proving.
Mr.. Thomas Rice has removed to
Ohio, where he has taken charge of a
farm for Mr.. George Gilman, back of
Gallipolis.
A half dozen or more of our citizens
went to Gallipolis last Thursday
night, and took in Julia A. Hunts
"Florinel."
Work on the incline and the grad.
ing of the switch from the main track
to the incline, is rapidly approaching
completion.
Cable has about completed the sec
ond story to his hardware store, and
it adds much to the appearance of
the building.
Aaron Whitaker, an old and we'll
known citizen Of Charleston, died
last Sunday week, at the advanced
age Of 81 years.
The farmers are now busy blowing
and getting ready for their Spring
crops, while the mechanics all seem
to have plenty to do.
Four Of our colored boys contrib
uted IS and costs each, to the city
Monday morning, in payment for a
drunken frolic Saturday night.
The bad roads this winter have done
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-08
TREATMENT.

IHF1IWENT.
The Cuticura treatment consists in the
internal use of the Cuticura Resolvent,
the new blood purifier, and the external
use OF Cuticura and Cuticura Soap, the
great skin cures.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-08

Mr.. VIM. Duncan, the painter, has
just finished fine job of painting
for Ed. Sehon, Esq. Will has no
superiors and few equals in this part
of the country as an artistic painter.
His motto is, "what is worth doing,
is worth doing WE'LL"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-08

Editor Register: We arise to enquire
if the Taxpayers of this town can't
have an efficient police force to pro.
tect our citizens in their persons and
property, and our wives and daugh-
ters from obscene and blasphemous
language? CITIZEN,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-08

Mr.. Nathan Cole, father of Mr.. C.
M. Cole, and Mrs. Diana Bryan, of
this place, died near Coolville, Ath-
ems county, Ohio. February 26, at the
advanced age of SO yearscand 6 days.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-08

The pleasant weather of last week,
put some of our citizens quite in the
notion of gardening, but Mr.. John S.
Miller, who has made the business a
speciality, says it is too soon.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-08

MARRIED.-On March I'd, 1882, at
the residence of Mr.. Henry Living,
by Rev. George A. Lee, Mr.. George
M. Nease and Miss Mary E. Living;
all of this county.
AT the residence fthe brides faith.
er, on March 4th, 1882, by Rev. Z. T.
scantlin, Mr.. Emery E. Harris and
Miss Mazclla J. Hughes; all of this
county.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-08

John E. Timms, Esq, and wife are
visiting relatives and friends in Buff
falo, Putnam county. Be careful,
John, about venturing too near the
edge of so small a village, the other
end might tip up.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-08

Our young friend, Will H. Bickel,
graduated :, last week at a Baltimore
,ue''caI College. He has not yet de-
.rFm'ncd where he will locate, but
'''''R' VI going to Eanawha county.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1882-03-08

PHILLIPS, The Photographic Artist,
has located over Tippett's store; those
wanting first-class Photographs can
now get them by calling on him. He
only stays here some six or eight
weeks. Call at once, [nov.23-2m