The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-01-09
polph work vas visiting ffiienIds.


Dolph Work was visiting friends
at 1etart, Monday.
Mr.. Walter G#iiihy of 9winn
Bros, Millefsi Glsnwood; was in
town Monday.
Miss Blanche T5hlihs6h; Of this
city, who has visiting friends at
Wellston, Ohio, returned home on
last Monday.
! Dir. Lew Guthrie after ssRnding
the holidays at home, Returned to
Baltimore, last week, to resume his
studies.
Capt. VIM. R. Gum, spent asVsf-
al days in the lower end of the
county, last week.
Editor fancy, of the Wheeling
Register, editor Morris, of the Richie
Hdsetts, j. b. Watson, of Fairmont,
and Col. R6binsonj of Wheeling,
were callers at this Office; Monday
afternoon. They were ON their way
to Charleston:
Hon. James B. Menag5ssfi, has gone
to Charleston to look after his In
terests. He Wants to be Secretary
of State.
State Senator Campbell, of Ra-
venswood, was caller at this Office,
Monday.
PLEASANT FtATs.-As we havn't
seen anything from. the Flats for
some time, we thought VIC would
again enter into your columns.
Rev. Halterman held meeting
at Morning Star, which proved to
be grand success
Mrs. Asa Musgrave gave a candy
party New Years Eve, which was a
grand affair.
There was tramp seen passing
through the Flats Monday morning,
enquiring the way to Point Pleas
ant. Rdmor says he was a detect
I've. BeWare.
Miss Allie Stevenson, of Clifton,
is visiting Miss Fannie Long.
Misses Allie and Fahnie and Miss
Etha Hodges visited friends in Point
Pleasant, Tuesday.
o. III. VanMatre, Samuel Hender-
son and VIM. Fowler, took in the
shooting match at Cedar Hollow,
New Years day. They seemed to
be we'll pleased with their success.
Misses Fannie and Kate Stewart
gave a candy party last Monday
evening in honor of their guests,
Misses Stella Kerwood and Stella
C0ttrslls two charming young la
dies OF Point Pleasant, and their
beautiful COUSIN, Miss Belle Stewart,
of West Columbia. We hope they
enjoyed themselves.
! We are sorry to announce the
death from consumption, of our
friend, Miss Minnie Somerville.
TATTLERs.
There will be a difference in
towns, says an exchange. A town
is not essentially different from an
individual. AS rule liar, or a
hog, or cut-throat, or a kicker
comes to grief in his business, and
it is SO with town. A town that
has no real advantages and is popu-
lated by robbers and thieves, like
Wichita, Kansas, may have boom,
but it will also have a backset; but
a town that is liberal, but reasona-
BILE; enterprising, but not crazy;
where the business men are united
and stand by their town, keeps up
its streets, its schools, its newspapers,
its churches, talk for it, advertise it,
believe in it, why the lots in that
town a.e as "good as gold in Lon
don bank"
SAD Acc1bEHT.-Fisher,; aged 10
years, son OF Mrs. Hannah Vann,
of Letaft, this county, who is stay
ing with an aunt at Charleston, met
with painful accident in that city
during the holidays. a fire-cracker
was exploded hear his face, knock
ing out one of his eyes and burning
his face very badly. 1t is feared he
Twill lose both of his eyes. The lit
Etle sufferer has our sympathy.
NoT1cE.-My term of Office will
Eexpire in March, and tksre are a
great many taxes dGe'ne yet, which
l would like for the, parties to pay,
as early as possible, or I will be
EeompelIed to levy for them. l must
have them before, 2 80 out of office.
". r. TfPPETT.
/ Sergeant