The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-04-22

ARBUcKLE IrEMs John Arm
strong was down to Galiipolis We'd
nesday
Miss Lydc Jones. of Buffalo. was
the guest Of Miss Maggie Beard,
last week.
john Mceombs, of Pliny, was here
Wednesday.
Miss Emma Hattcn is teaching a
private school at Fair View.
NIL \ Dunn and son Viii w:ss
at the city, Wednesday,
MisscssFanuic Maupin and Emma
IIatten spent Thursday evening
with Miss lisa Armstrong. at Pleas
ant Manor.
Tho IL. NJ. Stanley viii give an
excursion TO Coal Valley, next Fri
day.
chas. f. Jones, Of South Side, was
at your city several days last week.
w. N. Dunn was here Friday.
Mr.. r. L. Iiannis is very sick at
this writing.
Mrs. and Miss Ora Hall, Of Fra
z'er's Bottom, spent last week wilh
Mr.. john Armstrong. They left
Friday for their home accompanied
by Miss Isa. armstrong
j. Is. McGuiiin aud j. H. Long
returned Friday from Anderson,
Indiana.
Miss Ncuie X. Long, of South
Side returned Friday from Parkers
burg, after an extended visit with
her cousin Miss Rose Chancellor.
Mr. john r. Couch and wife, OF
Couch, spent Saturday and Sunday
at MIR. J II. COUGHS, near South
Side.
Misses Annie NJ. Holloway and
Ella Brown, of Apple Grove, left
Wednesday for Cincinnati to visit
relatives and friends.
Misses Emma uatten, Lizzie and
Fannie Maupin,of Maupin,s Station.
attended church ut Leon Sunday.
Miss Nora Lanham, of Piiney, is
visi;in.: her sister Mrs. w. NJ Dunn,
near S,uth Side.
Rev Dickson preached at Leon
Oh Saturday and Mr.. Davis on Sun
day.
Miss Fannie C. Watt, of Bigstccn
was here the first of the week.
Big Sixteen creek is chuck full oil
fish, some are SO largo they cannot
turn TO get back to the river. We
are informed that Mace Maupin had
TO drive i!.e fish out ia order to float
u raft OF ties out.
JEASE AND BESSIE.
Ton,linson carries a full line OF
Farmers sufl,Iirs.
ESnor hattie it that ehe Point
Pleasant Furniture CO. IS to be re.
organized ia the near future, and
we trrsl tic rumor may become a
fact. Our city is admirably located
Tor this rs well as other manufac.
tories of wooden articles, as timber
OF the bsst quality is near at hand
and the markets of the world, arc
brought 10 our very doors both 10y
river aud rail.
Go to romIinsons for your Bind
crs, Movers Reapers. lie handles
he Osborn, the best on earth.
4 Fnoa sronr.-capt. Joe II
Windon, OF the Flats, informed us
that he caught Il frog in his spring
and dressing to preserve its quar-
terra en- of its head, and in It's stom-
ac!, he found Il garter snake 16I
inches long. We have heard OF
snakes swallowing frogs, bat this is
the first time we have ever heard OF
frog swallowing a snake.
Go 10 TomIiuson's for your Lead
ana Oil.
You Will find Laidley's Famous
Shoe Store" in the room formerly
occupied by y. f. Kisar, the jewel
Ter, where he has opened up nice
spring stock, and will be glad &c
have his friends call and see him in
his new quarters.
Saturday brought in large nun.
Der of our country cousins, many Of
whom where in attendance on tho
convention to nominate Superin.
tendent of Public Schools.
Tomlinson sells Scythes snaths
Call and get prices.
Pont Pleasant wants dairy, and
wants it bad" There is not a bet,
ter opening in tho State for the
right kind of a man in the dairy
business than here, and success can
be assured from the start. Who
will start it?