The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-11-26

visited his motherlast Sunday.
Mrs. Tom. Lemaster visited her
mother and father last Sunday.
Mrs. Sarah Lawson visited her
son, near Brighton. Sunday last.
:. AR J, r Sebrell and family were
Visitors at Mrs. Parmelia Lemaster' 5
recently
Miss Fannie Wilmington visi. ed
Miss Sallie Mcdaniel, nearlLetart,
during the past week. &, 81 sl@a
Mr.. Gwinn Pullin is i'll at his
home in Flat Rock. le
Mrs. Perry Lemastcr visited Mrs.
John Eckard last Thursday.
Mr.. James Barnett and family
visited Mr. Tom. Iemaster last
Sunday. .'@4 t-S+e -
y Preaching at Hickory second Sun
day in Deoember at 1890 o'clock,
uE - WHITE RosE.
The friends of Maj. .. G. Down
tain, of Winfield, are pushing him
forward for Clerk of the House of
Delegates. AS Putnam county was
won over to the Democracy largely
through his efforts, his selection for
this place, which he is so eminent
ly qualified to fill, would only be a
slight recognition and reward for so
great a victory, and to loyal and
worthy Democrat We .hope-sthe
Democratic members Of the lLegis-
latpre will give him the caucus NOM
ination for Clerk Of the House, OH
A little enterprise, and good
deal of push, means new life to our
town. improvements show the
way the people think, act and
live. If people take an inter-
estyin any and everything calculat-
ed to improve and benefit the town,
it shows that they are wide awake
aud are possessed of life and vigor
sufficient to accomplish anything
they may undertake. DO not let
the impression get abroad that you
have finished town. ~ No.
Santa Claus will have to go deep
er down in his capacious pockets
than ever this year, and all ON ac-
= d.
count of the Mckinley tariff. The
presents will not be. SO many or so
costlyathis Christmas as they were
last year Well bet subscription
to the REGISTER that, tariff reform
will make ALMOST of converts during
the coming holidays. Mckinley
could-not let even the chiIdren's
Toys alone. az AIoLa
The Board Of Trade held gene
raj meeting at the Mayors office,
Friday night Considerable busin-
ess was transacted. A committee
was appointed to procure a charter
and papers of incorporation. The
business men of Point Pleasant are
awakening and mean to get started
right this time. The next meeting
will be held December list.
DEATHs.-Mrs. Clarinda Morrow,
of Henderson, died about noon on
the 23d inst, in the 18th year of her
age. She had been sick for several
weeks, and her death was not un-
expected, She wasa clever, worthy
old lady, and leaves a large family
and many relatives and friends to
mourn her loss. 1 ~
{ If you take ride out in the RI.
raj districts nows you would suppose
that all the old muskets left over
from-the- late war-were- gobbled up
by the small boys of this place who
are liable to hit everything except
the cotton-tail they aim at. This is
the reason why farmers are annoy
ed and enraged at people hunting
on their lands.
In this paper will be found the
advertisement of the Wheeling Reg
lister. 1t is the State organ of the
Democratic party, and every Dem
ocrat in the State should be a sub
scribcr. This paper and the Wheel
ing weekly Register sent to any adj
dress for $500 in advance.
We direct attention to the adver-
tisement of Mr.. Chas. Uhrig, Jew
.eler, Gallipolis, Ohio, in this issue.
He has the finest stock of holiday
goods to be. found in that city, and
when our readers go down there it
would be to their advantage to give
| him call
Maj w. 81. Tomlinson has just
completed a large ware room in the
rear of his new store building. BE
has been doing a good business
S;Doa- har hos p,oyad into HE ,,ax,,