The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1890-01-15


way to Buffalo. He visited all the
interesting points of the city, and
also took in the @Park," while there.
Miss Anna Musgrave expects to
make flying trip to Fairfield, Ind,
in the near future, accompanied by
her cousin, MISS Mollie Gardner.
Ask Miss when she heard
from Mama's baby boy.2p
Look out for the champion card
players in Pleasant Flats.
TATTLER.
RIVER NEws.-The Nail City,
Capt Summers, leaves to-day with a
tow for Cincinnati, and from there
wilLgo to Cairo and bring up the
Mereer's tow of empties, and the
Mercer will return to Greenville,
Miss, for other empties.
The Annie L., Capt. Jim Davis,
out Sunday with tow from the
mines, and returned Monday with
empties.
The Iron Cliff, Capt. Stout, out
Sunday with a tow from the mines,
and returned with empties.
The George Matheson, Capt. Bill
Wright, out from the mines Friday,
with coal and returned Tuesday
with empties.
Capt. Pete Holloway, pilot on the
Telegraph, spent Sunday with his
family, in this place.
Mr.. Harry Laslcy, second engin-
eer on the Annie H., has quite re-
covered from his late sickness, and
is again ready for duty.
Capt. Aaron Williamson is spend
ing few days with his family, in
this place.
Capt. W. G. Moore, of the steam.
er Onward, has recovered from a
very severe attack of la grippe.
Capt. Joe Burnside, of Middle
port, was in town Saturday.
Weather Reporters to-day.
Fair and cold.
River 20 feet by government
gauge, and falling.
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