The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-02-23


Simpson, returned home last week.
Capt. James B. Morgan. of Grimm s
Landing, spent several days in town
with friends last week.
Mcssrs. J. II. Miller and YIN. A. Long,
Of Beech Hill, were pleasant callers at
this office, Thursday.
Mr.. viii Musgrave. of the Flats, is
visiting his sister, Mrs Jas. Kimberling.
at Logan, Ohio.
We had pleasant call from that en-
terprising Democratic farmer, Asa Mus
grave, Esq, Friday.
c. c. Miller. Esq, was in our ,fiice
Thursday. During conversation he
informed us that he would be 81 years
old on the 23rd inst, Ito day.. lie is a
remarkably we'll preserved man. and
bids fair to see many returns of his
birthday. Mr.. Miller is well known in
this county, and throughout the valley,
and his many friends will join US in
wishing Linn many more years OF health
and prosperity
Mr.. a. A. Hanly, OF Huntington, was
in town Friday.
Hon. G. L. Hogg's lecture before the
Epworth League, Thursday night, at
Trinity NJ L. Church, is highly spoken
of by all who were present.
Mr.. Z. s. Neaie, of Ben Lomond, was
in town Saturday. In answer to our
question, he informed us that he was
candidate for the Democratic nomina-
ton for Sheriff. Mr. Chas Chapman,
Of Hartford City, was also in town last
week, and announced the fact that he
was also a candidate for Sheriff, and
that his same would come before the
Democratic Convention.
WIN. Jenkins. passenger conductor
on the Ohio River Railroad, is seriously
i'll at Wheeling.
Rev. d'Argent, who was confined to
his room last week with rheumatism, is
ableto be out again.
o. S. PhiIpott, Esq, OF Wheeling. was
in the city Monday.
Misses Bessie and Blanche Cable are
visiting friends in Middleport.
Misses Emma and Grace Work attend
ed the leap year ball at AIiddieport,
Monday.
Pearl CABOT, of Gallipolis, was visiting
friends here yesterday.
G. ]. Thomas. OF Hartford City, was
in the city Sunday.
Drs. D. II. Thomas and A. G. Martin,
of Mason City, were here Sunday.
Mrs. Harry McCulloch, of Indiana,
who has been here on a visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. C. FL. Williams, has returned
to her home.
Miss Lizzie Ralston, who has been the
guest of Mrs. John r. Ray burn. has
returned to her home in Cheshire Bot
tom.
Nm. Hogg, of Brighton. who has been
home from the Vest on visit to his
parents, returned to Nebraska, Sunday.
Capt. John L. Charles has returned
from a trip to Arkansas. He spent a
week in Memphis, Tenn, on his way
home.
Mr.. Geo. L. Sebrell, of Grimm's Land.
ing, dropped in to see us Friday, and
also, to renew his Inscription to the
REGISTER.
MIR. Jas. w. Long, of South Side, was
visitor at our Office Saturday.
Mr.. Oscar Heihle, one of Parkers-
burg's enterprising citizens was in town
last week, among his customers, and we
are glad TO say took away with him
many orders.
A. G. Eastman. Esq, of Leon, prom
inent young farmer, was a pleasant
visitor at this Office Monday.
Geo. W. stribling, OF Charlest, was
here at his home Sunday and ,;onday.
Miss Edith Tippett, of Point Pleasant,
IS the guest OF Miss Cad. S. Donally,
this week.-Gallipolis Bulletin.
Mrs. Vim. Franklin, OF Point Pleasant
visited Miss Rowena Meyers, several
days last week.-Gallipolis Journal.
Ex-Congressman C. f. Hogg, OF Point
Pleasant, was in town Thursday.
b. w. Craig. of Point Pleasant, was in
town last "Wednesday. Tele
graph.
NoTIcE.-To the members of the
Presbyterian Church at Point
Pleasant, w. Va. Will they, who
are subscribers to the Evangelistic
Fund of Greenbriar Presbytery,
bring on next Sabbath the first
payment on their subscription, and
hand it to the pastor of the church.
j. A. ScorT.
j. Friedman & Co. have left about
30 Indies hats which will be sold
below cost; also, lot OF shoes in
assorted sizes, which must be dis
posed of regardless of price. Call
and see them.
Some very valuable farm prop
erty is advertised at trust sale in
this issue.
Correspondents should bear in