The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-04-29

Of the Independent School District
of Point Pleasant.
Very respectfully,
II. r. Howard, President.
w. p. NEALE,
q. w. TIPPETT, on 10.
EXPENDITURES.
Cost of election to vote on bonds. S25 90
Lith9graphing and printing bonds, A.
and cost OF collecting mon
ey ON bonds, T. Stribllng, Cash'r... 81 So
bxpressage and telegraphing....... 6S
Advertising and printing. q IS
Legal adSice in relation to bonds, JAS
2 F &SRassf architect. ms S 60 60
Heating and ventilating, +. II. Hight
Heating and ventilating (committee)
DIR. W. p Neale ..,......... % 90
Filing and drainage. .....-..--........- los 90
Legal services preparing contract, G..
Building Contrast, Neighbors & WIN = "
Extras, same. ....................... 60 90
Inspecting material and work, o. VIII = ~
shutters, Monroe Man. Co...........: s19 N
slate blackboard, Ashton & HUH. l36 20
hell and freight. NanDuzen & TIT. 50 %
expenses connected with
s 3sS@
Total ;...;.,..,............;,,..: $3.50 80
Cost OF school house and
furniture 1879 80
Balance ......... go GA
In addition 10 the above we have
purchased or contracted TO be pur-
chased. tagging for walis.......... 100 %
Grading lot, j. w. Reeder 100 OO
iren fence, Heslop & Price. Gus o.
Board fence, Schuler & Hanes.--...-.. I7 10
Total ........................... SioS9 81
-Tomlinson sells Scythes Snaths.
Call and get prices.
A big stock of the thickest, heavi,
est, softest blotting paper ever
brought to Point Pleasant, just re-
ceived at Van elders Drug Store.
Also new tablets, in great variety,
paper in boxes or by the quire or
ream. Some very specially hand.
some paper expected in day or
two.
Flows and Points, at Tomlinson's.
Little Frank Gibbs fell into the
cellar at his fathers residence on
Friday last, and sustained slight
fracture of occipital bone over the
left eye. DR.. Guthrie was called
and promptly dressed the wound,
and the little fellow will be all right
again in few days.
Go to Tomlinson's for your Lead
and Oil.
One OF, our state exchanges says
shat there is more sickness and
destitdtion in its town this Spring
than ever before, and that there is
a great field for christian work. +"
There is great contrast between
that place and Point Pleasant. In
our town their iscomparatively but
little sickness, and it is difficult to
find case of destitution.
Go to Tomlinson's for your Bind
ers, Mowers Reapers. He handles
he Osborn, the best on earth.
On Friday last cold wave struck
us without any warning and for
three nights afterwards considerable
frost fell, but diligent inquiry has
failed to show that any damage has
been sustained by tho growing
crops or fruit.
Tomlinson carries full line of
Farmers Supplies.
Dame Rumor says that ;here will
be wedding in this city not long
hence which will doubtless surprise
many, as the high contracting par
ties to the affair are not supposed to
be any more to each other than
good friends.
Grain Cradles at Tomlinson's.
West Virginia opens the spring
of 1891 with usual vigor. There
never was so much going on in
West Virginia as there is to-day,
and this is hardly fair begin
ming. West Virginia is coming out
of the woods.
Hay Forks, Manure Forks, at
Tomlinson.
The wheat market in commercial
centres still continues strong and
active, but grain men predict a fall
in price before many weeks that
will knock the bottom out of every
thing.
Call at Tomlinson's and get his
prices on Hardware, Tinware, Build
ng Material.
The New River and Kanawha
Railroad is a go. AT a meeting OF
the stockholders held last Saturday
in Fayetteville, $4,000 was paid
into the treasurey, with instructions
that work be begun at once.