The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-12-06

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much to refute the popular and pro-
fessional idea in this city that n
company consisting entirely of wo-
men must necessarily be of an i'm
pure and improper character. The
audience last evening will bear us
! out when we say that the show was
moral, artistic and instructive
Scranton Tribune.
At Hoofrs Opera House this
(Tuesday) evening, Dec. 9Th.
Call and see Tomlinson's cook and
heating stoves; the most complete
line ever brought to the city.
The Equity Milling Company, of
this place, are erecting a large
2sx7O warehouse at their mill for
the purpose of storing grain. The
business of this splendid roller mill
has grown SO large that the COM
pany is compelled to make these
nalimprovements from time
to time. 1t will not surprise us to
hear of them adding to the capacity
of the mill, as the demand for the
excellent flour turned out by the
Equity is growing SO large that it
can hardly keep up with its orders.
Go to Tomlinson's and get your
self a nice pocket knife for Christ
mas.
The time of year is fast approach
ing when our farmer friends wish
they had taken more interest in the
subject of good roads than they did
during all the beautiful weather of
months past, when the subject re-
ceiyed hardly an atom of considera-
ton. 1t is in the winter that the
farmers wish for better roads; in the
summer they are good enough.
A full line of table knives and
forks at Tomlinson's.
The turkey crop in Mason county
may not have been larger this year
than usual, but there were more
turkeys shipped away last week
than in any one week before. There
were several people from here who
bought up and shipped away sever
al hundred each, besides the many
regular produce dealers.
Some business men talk about
supporting newspaper. They do
nothing of the kind; it is the news.
paper that keeps alive the business
of the community. The man that
does not advertise stands about as
much show with his competitor as
a bull team does with a steam en-
CINE.
Goto Tomlinson for tinware, roof
ing, spouting, &c.
We call the attention of our read
ers to the advertisement of J. E.
Huston & Son, this city, who have
just opened a new grocery in the
Stortz building, few doors below
Court House square, where you can
find everything in their line new
and fresh. Go and sec them.
Gen. B. H. oxIey is announced as
a candidate for Chief Clerk of the
State Senate, and being thoroughly
competent, popular and deserving,
and an ex-member of that body, will
be hard man to Hunting
ton Advertiser.
Loaded shells, powder, shot, wads,
primers, &C., at Tomlinson's.
Mr.. Art Cottrell, of this city, and
Miss Anna Luikart, of Mason City,
were quietly married at the resi-
dence of John Cairens, of the latter
place, Thursday, Nov. "a, 1892.
May peace, prosperity and love ever
attend them.
A Nicholas county shoemaker has
swung to the wintry blasts the fol-
lowing original sign:
'.Cleveland is elected
And the poor protected;
The clmpaign is ended
Boots and shoes are mended."
Guns, rovolvers, cartridges, at
Tomlinson's.
We hope to see our council make
arrangements for continuing the
paving of Main street with brick,
in the spring. This is an improve
ment that must come sooner or later,
and the REGISTER is in favor of hav-
ing it sooner.
W. S. Downtain, foreman of the
Huntington Advertiser, met with a
serious accident last week by get
ting his hand caught under the