The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-04-17

PERsosA1s Asiesafa4 Jacob Hum
bird, ]. w. Hdmbira and j. B. g.
Roberts, of Cumberland, Nd. were
guests of the Stprts House, for n few
hours, Thursday The editor Of
this paper went down and called on
them andrenewed old acquaintances.
These gentlemen have large timber
and coal interests in the Great Kan
awha Valley
We had eall, Friday, from Mr..
Davis; Of the firm of ]. S. Davis &
Son, Pomeroy. This firm is largely
engaged in the manufacture of house
building material Mr.. Davis or
dered the REaIsrER for year.
Mr.. Mace Maupin, the friend OF
the REGISTER, and one of the best
boys in the Kanawha Valley, was
in town Saturday.
Mr.. J. s. Sutphin, Of Huntington,
was in the city on business Satur-
day.
Mr.. Frank Adams, of Mason City,
gave this Office a pleasant call last
Saturday.
Mr.. Robert Holloway and wife
spent a few days with relatives in
this place, last week.
Capt. Oliver Phelps aid wife. OF
Mason, spent last week in this city,
among relatives and friends.
Col. C. NJ. Lamison, of Columbus,
Ohio, is spending few days in our
town, renewing old acquaintance.
G. w. Maupin, Esq, was in town
Monday, on his return from the
Eastern cities where he had been
purchasing his spring stock for his
two stores at Arbuckle and South
side. He says he has bought the
biggest and best stock, he ever did,
and the prices at which he will sell
them will be SO much lower that all
his customers will be- astonished.
Mr.. Levi Housh, Jr., of New
Haven, was a pleasant caller at this
Office Monday morning.
Capt. Russler, late of the K. & o.
Railroad, is in town, visiting friends
County Court Proceedings.
April Terllfs
Chas. Clifton gave bond and
qualified as Notary Public.
Ashbell Hughes and w. II. Row.
sey qualified as assistants for R. L.
Barnett, Assessor of second district
Upon petition of VIM. w. Lee
and others for a public road in
Clendenin District, w. IL. Hayman,
J. G. Forrest and A. L. Borgess.
appointed to view route and report
to Court at it's next term.
Miss Mary Moore released from
an erroneous assessment opon $4,000
personal property in Clendenin Dis
trict.
Upon petition of Hiram Thornton
and others to change Clarksburg
road in Cologne District. Land
owners ordered TO be summoned to
next term.
w. Il. Yonker gave bond and
qualified as constable in Graham
District.
]. W. HaHhill and others, petition
to establish road in Clendcnin and
Arbuckle Districts. Road esfab-
lished upon condition that if a part
of the land owners who claim dam
ages will accept the amount allowed
by the Court, otherwise proceedings
to be instituted in Circuit Court.
VIM. Warner released from the
payment of taxes enormously as
sessed upon a tract of 2s6 acres OF
land in Union District.
VIM. Clark released from the
payment of taxes enormously as
sessed on $3.50, personal property
in Clendenin District.
Ranslier Graham and VIM. Thor
ton gave bond ard qualified as
Notary Public.
w. IL. Poftenbarger, surveyor OF
road precinct No. 2; ArbuckIe Dis.
trict directed to straighten the road
in his precinct between the kanaw-
ha river over the lands of B. ],
Redmond.
Upon petition of y. Erwin and
others for n public road in Glen
denim District, road established in
accordance with viewers report and
attached.
Upon petition of ]. G. Ellington
and others for a public roadin Union
district. Ira Williams, w. II. Bel.
Ter and A. IL. Boggess appointed 20
view route proposed in petition and
ranopf fo c.ourt at its naxt tarnai,