The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-09-18

son. Of Raymond City, West va,
was in town last week
Master Hugh Barbee left Sunday,
for Greenwood, Virginia, to enter
college.
Mrs. Blanche Harper, after a short
visit to her parents in this city, re-
turned to her home. at Raymond.
City,
Rt. Rev Bishop Kahn, of Wheel
ing, was in thecity Monday a guest
of the Stortz House.
Miss Nary Capehart, left Friday,
for Washington, D. c., whore she
will attend school.
Cash Hogg leaves this week for
Cincinnati, where he will enter Med
ical College.
Misses Bertha and Garnett Cole
man. of Cheshire, are visiting their
aunt, Mrs. Judge Guthrie, this city.
Judge Guthrie is lIolding a special
term of court at Charleston this
week.
D. E. BIodgett, Esq, of Weston,
dropped in among his many friends
here, last week.
Mr., Griff. It. Smith, of the Secre-
tary of States ofice, Cliarleston,
was in town Sunday, visiting his
parents.
AIR. Ed. Neale, of Ben Lomand, ),
was in town Monday.
Our old friends, Mr. Geo. r. Hen
ry, of MERGERS Bottom, and Hon.
-Jabez Beard, of Arbuckle, were
pleasant callers at this office, Mon
day.
Hon. James Il s Couch, .Jr., has
just returned from Virginia, where
be was attending to important legal
business.
Miss Eyalipe smith, of Virginia,
was visiting friends in this place.
last week. = = @
ID, IS. Stevenson, Esq, who istray-
cling, for Bloch Bros, " heeling, was
in town Monday. He is selling lots
of the "Red Letter"
Mr.. John W. Frazier, of. Frazier's
Bottom, Putnam county, was in the
city, Monday, o..w
Mr.. and Mrs. c. S. Enderes, of
Cincinnati, are visiting w. FL. How
ard. MIR. Enderes is a good Demo-
crat and thinks Ohio will give Hon.
James E, Campbell a rousing ma
jority this fall, and that the Legisla-
ture will also be Democratic by q
good majority. SO
Mr.. will: Bryan and wife left
Tuesday morning for weeks visit
to relatives, at Marietta, Ohio.
Mr.. Billy Wilson, of Charleston,
is here on a visit to his parents.
He has a host of friends in this
place, who are alwaysglad toi'meot
him.
RIVER NEws,-Capt. Joe Burn
side is building new ice pier at
Campbell's Creek coal landing, op
posite this place. :
Fry & Sons are engaged in re-
moving the barges sunk at their
landing, during the freshet last
spring, by the breaking loose of the
Campbell Creek coal fleet and col
liding with them. s
Capt. VIM. Bayes is here super
intending the docking and repair
ing of his steamer Louise.
The Courier was let off Armstrong
Bros, docks last, Thursday, in splcn-.
did repair, looking like brand new
boat. seg ms ~ AZ
The BrownBros. have sold the Big
Kanawha to the Big Sandy Packet
Company, and she has entered the
trade from Carlton to louisville.
Capts. NJ. B. and NJ. E. Brown,
-have sold their interest in the stea-
mer Hill.tos their brothers Capt. NJ.
IL. Brown: The transfer was made
last Thursday.
We ask attention to the advertise
ment of the Alpine Safe, in this
issue. This safe,is for sale by Mr..
M. p; Tracy the popular clerk of
the. Stortz House, this city, at which
place sample safe can be seen.
Every farmer in the county should
have one of these safes They are
exceedingly cheap, and warranted
and guaranteed fire-proof. Call and
take a look ut the safe ;,sr
In addition to the trotting races
at the Gallipolis Fair, this week, a
$50 trot, free for all, is arranged
for Thursday. Entries will close in
this Class Wednesday evening"
This promises TO be an exciting and
holly contested race Il r Rr;oht