The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-07-31

=
of States Office, were in town seve-
raj hours last Thursday. They
were on their way to assess rail-
road property in the eastern part OF
the State.
We had a pleasant call Friday,
from ] @ Hayman, Esq, of Deb
by He is a staunch Democrat and
and good worker in the cause of
tariff reform, and before leaving or
dered the REGISTER sent to his adj
dress.
Mrs. Robert Henderson, of Ur-
bana, Ohio, is here on visit to her
father, Col. G. B. Thomas.
We return thanks to Mr.. and Mrs.
Jasper Lemaster, for bucket OF
nice honey. 1t was quite treat
and was greatly enjoyed by the edi-
tors family, who seldom enjoy such
Injuries.
P. C. Stevens, editor of the Win
field Irrepressible, was caller at
this office, Saturday.
Wootson Martin, an aged and res
pected citizen of Mud Lick, this
county, who has been confined to
his bed many months, with some
painful affection, has sought medi-
cal counsel in our city, and is com.
fortably quartered at the boarding
house of Mrs. b. F. Gibbs, on 4th
street. Some hope, we learn, is en-
tertained by the medical attendant,
that Mr.. Martin may recover his
former health, without the necessi-
ty of undergoing painful and del
icate surgical operation.
Our old friend, Maj. Jas. Smith,
of Henderson, left Saturday for the
mountains of Old Virginia, and will
take in and sojourn while at Heal
ing, Warm and Hot Springs, until
the cold chilly winds of December
reminds him that he should seek
back his own comfortable quarters
and pleasant home and rcvel in the
eompanionship of his many warm
friends, hereabouts.
Col Chas. T. Beale and wife, of
Mercer's Bottom, and his sister,
Mrs. C. B. Waggener, this city,
and Miss Lizzie Clendenin, of Glen
denim District, left Monday even
ing, for Healing Springs, Virginia.
We miss Col. Beale very much
whenever he leaves the county,
whether to go up in the mountains
on his annual deer hunt or to fish,
or to the health giving springs of
Old Virginia, but we always rejoice
on his return from these several
pleasural excursions, for he always
seems refreshed and buoyed up and
ready and anxious to turn his at
tention and devote his time and
talents to his interests in farming
and grazing Although long since
past his four-score years, he is one of
the most active, energetic, pressing.
go-ahead and successful farmers and
stock-growers in our county.
c. C. Miller, Esq. and wife, also left
last week for Healing Springs, Va,
where they are now comfortably
quartered. To all, we bespeak a
pleasant, happy time, with safe re-
turn, each with renewed vigor and
perfect health
Miss Augustine Davis, of Wash
ington City, d. c., is visiting nor
friend and school mate, Miss Mary
Capehart, at Ingleside, near town.
Misses Martha Couch, of South
Side and Matte Craig, of Charles
ton, who had been visiting friends
in this city, returned home last
week. They leave behind them
many pleasant "reminiscences of
their visit.
Mrs. VIM. Hughes and daughter
Yirgie, Miss Annie Grice and Chas.
Franklin, are visiting friends and
relatives, up the Great Kanawha.
Mrs. B. Gilmore and daughter,
Miss Carrie, left Monday for White
Sulphur Springs and other Summer
resorts in the mountains.
Miss Rosa Polsley, of Gallipolis,
is visiting relatives in this place.
We are glad to learn that Mrs.
Agnes Sehon, after very serious
illness, is fast recovering.
Miss Katie Curry, of Gallipolis, is
the guest of her friend. Miss Grace
Work, this city.
w. S. Clendenin, Esq, of CoIora-
do, reached his uncle's, Jas. E. Glen
denim, Esq, last Friday, quite en-
tirely broken down in health, hav-
ing been an invalid for over two
years, reducing him physically al
most to skeleton. He is now un-
der treatment of some of our ply
sicians, and been encouraged to be-