The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-03-07
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70 ~ IteC-A- r--S $1,000
Cables new show windows are
daisies.
We would be glad to have our
friends, who owe us, call and settle.
Our public schools will close next
week.
The circuit court of Putnam coun-
~, adjourned Saturday evening.
Mt. Bayard, Randolph county, is
the highest point in West Virginia.
Many of our farmers are blowing
their ground for spring crops.
There is much complaint about
our county roads.
All the patriotic days this year,
will occur on Wednesday.
The signs of the times indicate a
very prosperous season for our city.
Charlestown, this State, had a
$4,000 fire last week.
A male patient committed suicide
in the Hospital at Weston, last week.
The boom meeting at Wheeling,
last week, was a big affair.
Girls, don't forget that this is leap
year.
Why don't our Doctors start a
Medical College in this placer
Remember that the city election
takes place Saturday, March 18th.
Read Bryan & Young's new adj
vortisemont, in this paper.
You can just add Mason county to
the democratic column, this fall.
Lent will end on tho last day of
this month.
The snow delayed all the trains
Monday.
The REorsrER is a regular State
and local boomer, this week.
There is quite boom in real es-
tate in our town, and lots are chan
ging hands at good prices.
Hon. H. R. Howard, of this city,
has a pretty good boom for govor-
nor.
The Development Convention at
Wheeling, last week. will result in
much good to the State.
Tho Governor has commissioned
Charles Harris, of Arbuckle district,
this county, a notary public.
The Democratic State Executive
Committee is called to meet in the
city of Parkersburg, March 10th.
Sargent, the Parkcrsburg murder
er, was found guilty, and sentenced
to imprisonment for life.
Senator Davis says his West vir-
ginia Central will be built to Point
Pleasant, within a year.
Mary, child in its 4th year, OF
Elem Lewis, (colored) died in this
place, Monday morning
Let's see, has not there been some
talk about buying a FIRE engine for
onr town.
The billiards. are still freezing
people to death in the West Stay
in West Virginia.
The heaviest snowfall of the sea-
son took place Sunday night; but
remember this is March.
The lovers of the piscatorial art
are enjoying some fine fishing in the
Kanawha.
Our crowded columns prevent a
number of important communities
tons from appearing this week.
Some persons are better qualified
to suggest plans than to execute
them.
The oldest member of the U. S.
House of Representatives is Hon.
VIM. D. Kelley, of Pennsylvania,
who is seventy-three years of age.
Mr.. D. S. Snyder is now candi-
date for Mayor. The race will be
between him and Maj. Tomlinson,
the present incumbent.
An exchange: "with the except
ion of the mouth, mans anatomy
ceases to grow about the age OF
twenty.
Auditor DufFcy makes a good
showing for this State, and your at
tention is directed to the article in
this paper.
There is talk of the Coal River
Railroad building down the Kama
wha, from Coalsmouth to Hender-
son, opposite this place.
We are informed that some capt.
talists are contemplating the open
ing of a wholesale grocery in this
place, in the spring.