The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1884-12-17
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Hot water in q bottle win warm
cold feet, in bed.
Keep your coal houses locked.
The coal thief il around.
Alvey Christmas Is an!icipa-
ted, iftheboys raise any money.
Poultry is plentiful in this mar.
ket
The .. S. District Court conyenes
in Charleston, December goth.
DIS. Snyder has purchased the
Meadows lot in Park Extension.
Show Us scrub stock, and we viii
show you ascrub farmer
Give usa dog tax and a law al
lowing no stock to run at large.
Peach and cberry.tteegum makes
a mucilage equal to gum arabic.
Nov isthe time, while sheep and
WOOL are low, to 60 into the 6usi.
mess.
The man who leaves tbe door OPP.
en- such weather as this, should
stay on the outside Of it.
In hard times like these, economy
in the matter Of keeping dogs
should be used. Kill the dogs.
What this country needs is to
drink less beer and to eatmo oat.
meal mush.
A man who would attempt to
sell hog-head cheese in this town,
at this time, would be mobbed.
Itis the big dinners that give
people bad colds, so says an emin.
ent NJ. D.
Six dogs attacked one of the
town COWS last Saturday. She was
cOmpe lied 10 ttsve
It is better to say, "Please close
the door," than to say, "shu! that
dOorl'
Mrs. Ella Crawford, of Logan, O.,
is visiting Mrs. Charles Butin, of
this place.
Miss Anna stitt, Of straitsyille,
o., is visiting her cousin Miss Cha.
ra Ellison, of this place.
The best backing a young man
can have is good backbone of his
own.
The merchant who does not ad
vertise will have stock Of holiday
goods left on hand.
Coal dealers in this place are do
ing a good business, and there is no
cutting in prices.
Miss Lena voller!, of this place,
was visiting in the Pleasant Flats
last week.
Alitlle son Of James E. cleuden-
in, Of the Pleasant Flats, fell one
day las! week, while playing, and
broke his leg.
We are crowded with advertise
ments. Couldn't help it. Bust.
ness men know the value of this
paper as an advertising medium,
You must pay up, or your paper
will be stopped, Floods and de.
linquent subscribers have well
nigh ruined us,
Miss Edith Miller of Sprinp Hill.
was visiting her sister and other
relatives, in this place, last week.
John Adkins has sold his house
in the Park Extension, to a Mr..
Vest of Clendinen District.
What the country needs is more
husbands that will keep their
wives scissors and kitchen knives
sharp.
People who throw broken glass,
and pieces of bottles in the streets,
should be careful about 1t, as IT Is
a violation Of the town ordinance,
This is the season Of the year
when men receive Statements Of
account" with the annoying words
written upon them; "Please remit"
We need money, but we have re
solved to keep it a secret for fear
some Of our dellnquents will come
in and pay up.
RE. Mitchell, Esq, Circuit Clerk
elect, has taken up his residence in
this place, and has rooms at the
stOrtz House.
With Christmas, comes the sugar
plums. This year the Democratic
trees are well ladened. They will
hardly ripen, though, in time to
shake by Christmas.
Muddy roads are now the fashion
in this county, and so it will al.
ways be in the winter season, while
we have dirt roads, and badly