The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1891-02-18

at q time. For want OF
a waterman they are compelled
to row themselves over. The ques-
ton is how these six persons shall
pass two at time, so that none of
these three wives shall be found in
company of one or two men unless
her husband be present.
Lime, cement, plaster, fire brick,
at Tomlinson's.
PENsroNs.-The following pens-
ions have been procured through
D. W. Browns Claim Agency, this
city:
Samuel Hawk, Hartford City;
Samuel Thomas, Baden; George Al.
exander, Letart; John Ell. Smith.
Leon; Noah Jonson, Hartford City;
Nancy Mckinney, Debby.
Rope, nails, glass, putty, paints,
oils, lead, &C., ut Tomlinson's.
The unfeeling multitude of to. day
may cruelty the farmers, but future
generations shall glorify their men,
ory-shall wreathe for venerated
brows crowns of immortal radiance.
The merchant who advertises
literally is without exception the
safest and most liberal man to deal
with. He is not afraid of the tri-
fling expense of inviting the people
to trade with him through his home
paper. He is always the most lib
eral seller.
Tomlinson invites You to call and
get his prices, as he is selling us low
as the lowest.
There is more under the crown of
farmers slouched hats than old
party politicians give them credit
for. 1t takes them some time to
make up their mind, but when it is
made up, it is there to stay.
PREAcHING.---B Bishop Peterkin
will hold service in Christ Church,
this city, Friday evening, next at
z p. NJ. All are cordially invited.
A prominent Spencer merchant
adverlises for his dclinquents to
come in and make settlements as
Gas all accounts of date from 1867
to 1891 are due" Well if they are
not due now when will they be
due? Just think of a man buying
goods in 1867 and being appraised of
the fact that his account is now
duel-RaUensucood NeUs.
just received at Tomlinson's a car
load ofPittsburg stoves.
A daughter of Champe Adkins,
on Raecoon creek, recently gave
birth to three children. The chill
dren weighed individually q 81 and
9pounds. If any got away the fact
has not been reported. All three of
the children are strong and
healthy.
Tomlinson is headquarters for
roofing and spouting.
The administrators of the estate of
VIM. Woods, who was killed on the
c. & o. at the Sixteenth street
crossing, Huntington, about a
month ago, has brought suit against
that company for $4,000 damages.
Mrs. Benz. Wetzel, of Soth Fork,
Hardy county, gave birth to two
girls and a boy few days ago.
MARKEDLY Rev. DIR. A. j.
LYDIA, at the NJ. E. Parsonage, in
Clifton, February ~, 1891, Mr..
Elmer Patterson to Miss Alice
Duncan, all of Mason City.
Our Landreth garden seed will
soon be here. BRYAN & YOUNG.
AccIDENT.-Luluh, little daught-
er of Mr.. Laidley, while trying to
cut string with Ratchet, made a
misslick, striking the index finger
of her right hand and severing the
end of it.
Rock Candy Syrup at Bryan &
Young's.
This paper has always been the
champion of the tariff and tax rid
den farmer; and we are proud to
know that they are beginning to
appreciate the REGISTER by sub
scribing for it. During the past
month some twenty farmers have
subscribed for the REGISTER who
never took it before, and all Of them
had kind words to say of the paper.
Tomlinson's roofing and spouting,