The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-08-21

In our article in reference to Mr.
Enos, in our last issue, we had no
intention of doing or saying any
thing to injurc our Machine Shop
in this place 1t was our desire to
get boiler shops at this point. be-
because of the great demand
for this work, now that
/ this has become such an Inn
portant steamboat docking and re-
pairing point, and so much of this
kind of work has to be done The
Machine Shop in this place is a good
one, and it ought to receive the pat
ronage and confidence of our people,
and more, our people should assist
the proprietors with capital suffi
cient TO put in a boiler yard in con-
nection with their shops, and for one
we are willing to contribute our
mite to help them get these works
added The Gazette was little too
anxious to comfort our article into
something that it did not mean We
understand the animus that caused
it to put false construction
upon our article, which we do not
care to discuss at this time. Stuff
cient to say that this correction is
made without either talking to or
consulting with the Messrs. Curtis,
proprietors of the Point Pleasant
Machine Shops We have no fight
with them; they are our friends, and
they are capable business men and
fine mechanics, and we assure them
of the assistance of the REGISTER in
fnrthering their interests and the
building up of their shops, until
they shall be the equal of any of the
kind in the Ohio Valley.
Tomlinson carries the largest
stock of cook and heating stoves
ever brought to this county, which
he is selling cheaper than any one.
The Health Officers should go
around smelling again. There are
lots of filthy premises in this town,
that needs the strong arm of the
law, to make the owners clean up.
The health of the community de.
mands that the town should be
thoroughly cleansed and disinfected.
Let the good work be done at once,
and be done quickly.
Call and see the South Bend
Chilled Flows, at Tomlinson's. Ev7
cry one guaranteed. All kinds of
repairs for South Bend Chilled
Plows, at Tomlinson's.
Some of our citizens are beginning
to agitate the question organizing q
company and obtaining charter,
for the purpose of building sus-
pension bridge over the Ohio river
at this place. This would be big
thing for the town, and would be
money in the pockets of the stock
holders. Let the company be or
gained. ss
Roofing, sporting and all kinds of
job work done at Tomlinson's. We
guarantee all of your work, and
give you the lowest prices for good
work of any house in town. Give
us a. trial and be convinced.
There is no better point in the
Ohio Valley to locate manufactures
than at Point Pleasant. The natu-
raj advantages are great. Coal and
timber is plenty, and cheap. Taxes
arc low, and the people are the best
and most liberal to be found any
where, who always extend hearty
welcome to strangers.
When you come to town, you
should not fail to call at Tomlinson's
and examine his stock, as he has
the largest and most complete line
of hardware and tin-ware ever
brought to this market, which he is
selling cheaper than the cheapest.
There will be many attractions at
the Fair next week, never seen be-
fore. The race horses that are now
being entered are the finest in the