The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-05-24

near Glouster, Ohio. Both legs
were cut off and his head badly
mashed.
The same train killed another
man on Saturday at Jacksonville,
Ohio He attempted to board the
train while under way and fell un-
der the wheels.
We wish to announce to the pub
lie that we are now engaged in the
Undertaking business, and have Sc
cured the services of an experienced
undertaken, Mr.. j. C. Kuhn, as SUI
perintendent of this department,
where you will always find him
ready to answer Your calls day or
night. We keep constantly on hand
large and complete stock of burial
cases, robes, etc. Hearse and car
riages furnished when desired.
O'CoNSoR & TIpPETT.
With the usual forethought of
the nineteenth century our road
supervisors roll up the mud to
meet the spring rains. The annual
loblolIy is the result.
The wild flowers in the woods
are blooming. and the young boys
and girls are taking advantage of
these beautiful Sunday afternoons
in gathering them
In s'What is a kiss, any way2r
contest prize was given to woman
who answered as follows: "a kiss
is an insipid and tasteless morsel
that becomes more delicious and
delectable in proportion as it is fla
vored with love.
The demand for dwelling houses
is still unsupplied, though new ones
are being built almost every day.
This is the highest evidence that
the towns increase in population
which began some time back is be
ing maintained
o'Connor / Tippett have lately
added undertaking to their furni-
ture business in this city. This
branch is superintendent by Mr.. ].
G. Kuhn, an experienced under
taker.
Judge Guthrie has decided that
West Virginia sherifs have no
right to add penalty to unpaid
taxes.
Capt George T. Stone, Mason
county boy. is spoken of as cam
didate for the Republican nominal
ton for sheriff of Putnam county.
We acknowledge the receipt of
an invitation to be present at the
opening of the Times Building at
Pittsburg, May 81.
The jackson Democrat, formerly.
the Ravcnswood Bugle, comes to us
from Ripley, the county seat We
expect a good report from that part
of the State next November.
The appropriation for improve
ments on the Great Kanawha has
been reduced from 100000 to
$4,000.
The great races at Charleston
will take place june s, 9. 10. IL, and
II. ExcursiS rates on all railroads.
The K. 4 NJ. Rally y is now at
work placing new ties and guard
rails upon the bridge across the
Ohio river at this place.
Mr.. J. L. Hutchinson will ascep:
the thanks of the REoIsrER Office
for nice lot of strawberries left us
last week They were the fret Of
the season and very fine.
Hon. w. W. Thomas has Invented
useful implement to farmers. The
con is dropped, the furrow made
and the corn is covered with the
same machine 1t may be seen by
calling on Mr. Thomas. Putnam
Democrat.
An industrial School should be
established in our State similar to
the Reform Farm at Pruntytown,
only this Institution should be
exclusively for girls. We want the
good women of West Virginia to
help us to secure the necessary leg
islation to inaugurate this project.
as the boys are well provided for
by the Commonwealth, but the girls
are ignored altogether. = Smiths
Inder.