The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-04-18


PLEASANT FLATS ITEMS Sabbath
School was reorganized at the Pres
byterian church Sunday. Let ev-
eryone attend and make itasuccess
Mrs. Asa Musgaaye left last Mon
day for jackson, Ohio, to visit her
daughter, Mrs. James KimberIing.
Mrs. John Hood and children, Of
Cheshire, were visiting relatives in
the Flats last week
E. L. Neale, candidate for Sheriff,
has been in this vicinity for the
past week, looking after his In
:terests.
Everett Berry, of Addison, made
q pleasant visit to this place a few
days ago.
We are exceedingly sorry to say
that this neighborhood abOunds
with persons who are continually
gossiplng and telling malicious
falsehoods about others. Hereafter
they Will find it to their interest to
refrain from meddling with the at
fairs of other people, or they may
est into trouble. A hint to the
wise, etc.
Mrs. Jane Gaskins has received
her pension, with back pay amount
-. .eI 0R0
Miss Mary waggener, of this
place, is attending school at Mr.. c.
Sehon's.
Miss Nina Timms closed her
school at ]. NJ. Longs last Friday
and has returned to her home in
yopr-city.
One of the most pleasant events
OF the season was the marriage of ].
o. tYeager to Miss Maggie Sebrell.
at the residence of the brides father,
on Thursday, April II. 1888, Rev.
Moore officiating. A reception. was
held at the residence of Ambrose
Yeager, on Friday. May peace
happiness and prosperity ever at
tend them. LUCILLE.
How TO MAKE \ LIVE TowS.-1.
Sell your building lots at reasonable
prices.
2. If you can afford it, give a lot
to some large business enterprise,
and thereby enhance the value OF
town property. Induce business
mon to locate in your town.
). Patronize the business men
of your town.
/ Speak well of worthy public
enterprise.
s. Ifanything should be under
taken that may be of benefit to the
town, do not speak i'll oft to others
BECAUSE you may happen to be
prejndiced against it.
g. Speak well to strangers OF
your own town and people.
!. If you have any surplus mon
ey, do not invest it in a far off
speculation, but give yourself and
town the benefit of it by establish
ing some profitable industry.
AxxoUNcENENrs.-In to-day's pa
per will be found the announcement
OF Levi Roush, Jr., Esq. as Demo-
cratic candidate for Sheriff. Mr..
Roush was a deputy sheriff for this
county tor many years, and he un-
derstands all the routine of the
Office
Mr.. a. C. Waggener, of Robinson,
is announced this week as a candid
ate for Assessor, for this district,
He is an educated gentleman, true
and popular Democrat, and would
make a most excellent officer.
Mr. VIM. Harris, of Waggener
district, announces himself as can
didate for Assessor of this district.
He is a good, honest man, a sound
Democrat, and popular with the
people
Mr.. John Kinney, of clendenin
district, is announced this week as
a candidate for Assessor of District
No. 9. He is good man and would
makea good officer.
SOMETHING TO ALIVE find the
following in the Weston Ohio
Argus, and it will apply as well to
this place as Weston. Read and
see if you can't profit by the advice
it gives: ain building up a city
every one can do a part. Don't
stand indifferent and expect others tc
do what you can do yourself