The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-05-23
Caurlaf On the Fly.

1t is found out that girls are still
comfortable companions.
Candidates are playing around
lively this week.
The new roller mill is being rapi-
dIy pushed to completion.
There will soon be some nice lots
on the market, in the Fisher tract.
We shall do our whole duty in this
campaign.
Gallipolis is one of the handsom-
est suberbs of Point Pleasant.
They are advocating the abolition
of tolls ON the Little Kanawha River.
VIM. A Byus, of this county, has
recently been granted a pension,
Mayor D. S. Snyder is at Cincin-
natl, on business.
The improvements now being
made on our streets, adds much to
the beauty of the town.
Always praise your town. If you
do not. it is not reasonable to hope
that strangers will.
A new time schedule for the K..
& o. r. r. went into effect last Sun
day. ..
New potatoes, cucumbers, string
beans and strawberrys, are in our
market.
Come to the Democratic Prima-
ry. Every Democrat should be on
hand to help select our ticket.
Subscribe for the REGISTER now.
The campaign is opened. Keep
posted.
In many parts of the county the
farmers have plowed up their wheat
fields and put in corn.
The Kanawha River Railroad
bridge has been handsomely paint
ed.
Mr.. c. F. sterrett, of Logan, Ohio,
was visiting relatives in this place,
last week
Mr.. Rankin Wiley, Jr., claims to
have one of the best Highland Chief
colts in the county.
Our Prohibition friends promise
to inaugurate a vigorous campaign
in this county.
One dollar a year in the county,
is the price of the REGISTER. Sub
scribe for it.
Miss Mary odell, of Middleport,
Ohio, is visiting Miss Ida Middle
coff, of this city.
G. w. Fadely, Esq, has contract
ed for the building of frame dwell
ing in the extension.
Read the numerous advertise
ments of J. NJ. Kerr & Co., Gallipo-
lis, Ohio, in this paper.
The Republican press is out in
it's usual campaign lie about the
management of the Penitentiary
A leak in one of the boilers of the
furniture factory caused a suspen-
sion of work for two or three days.
The Office of the Ohio Valley
Construction Company in this city,
is winding up its affairs preparatory
TO quitting.
Uuder an ordinance passed by the
town council all dogs upon which
taxes have not been paid, are being
killed.
Judge R. S. Brown, of Ravens
wood, was a caller at this office
Monday. He was on his way to his
farm in Putnam county.
Miss Emma Riedel, of the firm of
Misses Violet & Riedel, Milliners,
has gone to Cincinnati to purchase
a fresh stock of millinery.
Aho NIePuuttCdu party rs SpllG IN
twain. When November rolls round
it will be buried SO deep, the boys
won't know what hurt them.
Our Building Association is in a
fourishing condition. If you are
wise you will buy few shares, as
an investment, if nothing more.
Will c. stortz, son of Christian
stortz, of this place, left last week
for Omaha, Nebraska, where he will
work at his trade.
Col. Geo. W. Thompson and a
number of other Ohio River Rail-
road officials were in town last Sat
urday.
The Steamer Gen. Pike is run
ming in the place of the Shirley,
while the latter boat is undergoing
repairs at Cincinnati.
The Social at the residence of
Mr.. Butcher, for the Presbyterian