The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-09-12


lack and Miss Hattie Butler, of
Huntington, are visiting friends in
this place,
Misses Anna Mitchell and Fannie
Brown, If the Flats, are the guests
of Mrs. Robert E. Mitchell, of this
Miss Martha. GGiiuch, of sodthsidie,
is visiting her brother, Hon. Jas. IT,
Couch, Jr., this city.
Mrs: M. 3. Hale, of this place.
who has been visiting her sister, in
Kansas, for the fast two months,
returned home Saturday.
IT. StriBitng Esq. and wife, arriv-
cd at home Saturday hight, from
Pennsylvania, where they had been
visiting friends for the past month.
Mrs. C. W. Young and Miss Liz
zie Young, of Hartford City, and
Miss Maggie Thornburgh, of Bar
bursville, were guests of Mr.. Rankin
Wiley, Jr., this city, last week.
W. A.. Archer, Esq, the popular
Pomefoy Jeweller, gave us pleas
ant call, Monday,
Capt. Joseph dein. this city, left
Monday morning to attend the e.
A. r. Encampmsnt, 1t Columbus,
Ohio.
John T. Harris, Esq. of Parkers-
burg, is in the employ of the Court,
as stcnographer, in the Hoy trial,
The following company of gentle
men are in the city with headquar-
tiers at the stortz House. They are
engaged in selling to farmers the
L. X. Cahill Sull<y Pillow, manufact-
nred by the Cahill Agricultural
Works, Kalamazoo, Michigan: w. p.
sidd:df,, Michigan: Jos. P. AlIgiro,
Maryland; J. S. Stuart, Delaware;
w. a. Mackinson, Maryland; W. III.
Benner, Ohio; VIM. B. Hallowell,
Delaware; W. H. Westaway, Mary
r. r. Stanley, North Caroline; John
A. McKintish, Maryland. Our far
mers will find them honorable bust
ness men, and that they will sell
them these Sullly Flows upon very
favorable terms.
Our old friend, Capt. L. Love,
Of Brighton, called on us Monday,
and mad4 che. sditof's heart glad
Jim was a brave soldier for the
Union, and is a solid Democrat.
United States District Attorney
G. G. Watts, of Charleston and Hon.
B. s. Morgan, State Superintendent
of Schools were in the city, Sunday.
Dir. Nat Hurst, Of Uniontown,
Pa, is ON ffsft to friends in this
place.
Mr., Wayne Thompson, of Mercer
county, this State, is visiting rela-
tivcs, in this city.
Hon. F. a. Guthrie, of this city,
was re-nominated for Judge of this
Circuit, by acclamaticn at the Re-
publican Judicial Convention held
in the city of Charleston, last Sat
urday. He has mado a most excel
lent Judge, is popular and gentle
man of Sterling integrity. We, to-
gether With his many friends, who
oppose him politically, but like him
personally, congratulate him on his
denomination.
His Democratic opponent will be
Hon. Jas. II. Couch, Jr., of this city,
a gentleman who is also popular
with the people, and well known
throughout this Judicial Circuit a
lawyer of ability, gentleman of
nigh character and worth. lie
would make a splendid Judge, and
if he skonld be the Democratic
nominee, there viii be gentleman
~ canvass between thess two hon
orabIe gentlemen, as we'll as a very
close race.
soLDiER's ArTENTIoN-Any sold
ier Serving nine months at any
time prior to April 16t 1864, and
re-enlisted for three years between
January 1st 1863 and. April 1st
1864, and were regularly mastered
out or discharged for wounds or
disability, are entitled to $500; Chas.
W. Phelps, of this city, is now ready
to prosecute such claims; also all
other claims against the Govern
ment.
Don't forget that the gifted and