The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-11-20
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Mrs. r. Il. Winkleblack have re-
turned from a trip to the Queen
city.
j. w Jones, of Wheeling, was
calling on his many friends here
the past week.
Miss Mary O'DelI, of Cottagevilie,
was visiting at Miss Jennie Browns 5,
last week.
The Misses carleton.s of Syracuse,
Ohio, were visiting relatives at this
place, Wednesday,
The Baptist people are putting
an addition to their church.
Rev. Cooke, of st. Adams, is fill.
ing the pulpit of the Baptist church
at this place.
Our gentlemanIy Ticket Agent,
Geo. NJ Donnally, of the o. R. R. R.
has resigned. He left for Dallas,
Texas, where he expects to enter
the Railroad business. We are
sorry to loose him, but success go
with him. Lon Bowles, of New
Haven, has taken the Ticket Office
here and moved his family into the
Morrison property
The Liverpool Coal and Salt Co.
are making extensive repairs on
their furnace.
A.5E, Smith of Cincinnati, Ohio,
was in our city Wednesday on bust
ness.
r. W. Jones, leaves this week to
accept a position in the o. R. R. R.
Co.'s Office at Guyandotte.
The Juhling Coal Co. is shipping
an Immense amount of coal. Their
tow-boat Cora, met with serious
accident near Gallipolis last week,
and will delay their river shipments
for u time.
{ "a. NJ. Bell, Of Pomeroy, Ohio,
the hustling Insurance Agent, was
in town Thursday.
d. NJ. Evans, Deputy Mine In
speetor, of Ohio, was visiting friends
here Monday
Richard Jenkins left Sunday to
attend the Grand Lodge of 1. o. o.
F., at Wheeling.
DIR. Thomas, of Red House, was
"a visitor here last week.
i The dance given by the Uranium
Club, of this place, was grand sue
cess. They have fitted up their
rooms in grand style,
Rev. McKendrie will preach in
the Welsh Church the coming week.
) John sines left Sunday for few
days sojourn in Jackson county.
= Mr.. VIM. Hall, of Grown Hill,
this State, is at his fathers sick.
Jas. NJ, Hensley is lying very low
with fever at the home of his father-
inslaw, Mr.. John ball.
Jas. w. Hanna has moved from
Elsimore to this place.
j. w. Conway and family have
moved up the Kanawha
Albert Christy and family have
moved to Elsimore.
Mr. Sylvan r. Guggenheimer, of
Wheeling, was among his many
friends here, last Friday.
@. w. Young and family, contem-
plate moving to Charleston. We do
not like.to'lose such good neighbors;
still tits Charleston's gain.
We asked a prominent Republi.
can, the other day, what had become
of Malone, and, here is his reply:
"There's Billy Malone, gone after
his bone, and we hope he'll never
como back. BE lost us the State by
being on our slate; and put-us all in
the soup" x
Tomli nson has the largest stock
of Pocket Cutlery in the market;
if you don't believe it, call and see
him.
samual Mcdaniel, who has been
assisting about the Ohio River Rail-
road yards, met with quite n severe
accident, Saturday night. He was
down under the engine greasing the
machinery, when, from some cause,
the engine started. One of the
wheels took part of hisEscalp off,
while another hurt his arm and
shoulder very badly. He had a
close call for his life.
Misses vollert & Riedels stock Of
Winter Millinery is now complete,
and they invite all to call and ex-
anime their stock.
John Icenhower. an employe of
the Kanawha Lumber and r Furniture
Company Monday, while :. Monkey
ing with buzz saw got the end
of his left thumb cut off. His occu-
patton is in the yard, but having a