The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-11-05
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hue.
The birds are migrating south
ward.
Frank Polsisy is home from Ash
land, Ky.
This town ought TO be divided
up Into wards.
Wheat sowing is about wound
up in this county.
Parties are out every day gather
ing autumn leaves.
The Germans Of this town al
voted the Democratic ticket.
Squirrels and rabbits are plenty
in the woods adjoining town.
The weather prophets hereabOull
predict q warm, open winter.
Persimmons and 'opossums are
now in good ealable condition.
The payements on Main street
should be taken up and re.laid.
The REclsrBn only costs you 80
cents for four months. Take ii.
Look at the new advertisement
of the New York Clothing Store.
A flock of wild geese passed over
town Sunday, on their way South.
Thecowsstil roam at large, from
the looks Of the payemsnts Of morn
ings.
The seat Of government of this
State will be at Charleston after
May, 1886.
Thanksgiving day occurs this
month. Provide yourself with a
big turkey.
The United States District Court
will not meet at Charleston until
November 7th.
Flour is coming down in price.
It is lower now than it has been
for many years.
We understand that several we'd.
dings will take place in this town
about Christmas.
Miss Mary Miller and Mrs. Geo.
B. sayre have returned from their
visit to Belpre, Ohio.
Business men say that sales are
looking up a little, but that bust.
ness is still very poor,
Rev. W. E. Boggs will preach in
the Nj. E. Church, South, next Sun.
day morning and evening.
Point Pleasant is being supplied
with coal by rail, from the Ener.
getic mines in Putnam county.
DR.. W. P. Neale has his new Of
fee nearly completed. The plas.
terers are now at work upon it,
Several droves of fat hogs passed
through this place Monday. They
were shipped by ruil to Cincinnati.
Potatoes IRE selling by the wagon
load at so cents q bushel and retail
from the stores at 60 cents a bushel.
Judge Van Matre, Of Point Pleas.
ant, is in the city. He is a most
genial gentleman. > Rtrker6urg
Journal.
The hogs running at large upon
our streets is a nuisance to the PEG.
pie as well as a violation Of law.
Mr.. A, H. Fisher represented the
Odd Fellows of this place at the
Grand Lodge which met in Wheel,
ing recently.
Mr.. Ben franklin is now occupy.
ing his new brick residence, built
on the site Of the one recently de.
stroyed by fire.
Col. Budd says the Ohio Central
will not change hands as has been
reported. Transformation is from
the Charleston Gazette.
Miss Alice Eastman, daughter of
Hon, P. G. Eastman, aud Miss Liz.
gle Eastman, his sister, have re.
turned from their visit to Virginia.
&C. Van Glider has just com.
pleted a concrete house iRthe rear
of his drug store. 1t is the only
building Of the kind in the county.
W. B. Cable is now occupying
his fine residence in the Exten.
sion. 1t is heated by a furnace.
This is the finest residence in or
near our town.
John Adkins, our popular hard.
ware man, is building a residence
in the Extension. DR.. Mossman is
also building a residence in the
same locality.
Now that the elections are over
We should give our attention 10 the
building Of railroads, and doing