The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-04-19


last week.
Mr.. B. Gilmore has returned from q
trip to Missouri.
NJ NJ. Laidley was up at Charleston.
last week in the interest of the Big
Sandy line OF steamers.
DIR. T. P. Carpenter, OF Poca, was a
visitor to our town Thursday.
Hon. Alb. Wells. of Roane county,
was pleasant visitor to the REGISTER
office, last week.
Mr.. ]. H. Spencer, of Graham Station,
was a welcome visitor at this Office,
Friday.
Mr.. P. L. Roush. of Letart, was in
town Friday. Pete is one Of the good
workers in the Democratic ranks. Heisa
candidate for county Assessor, and his
name will be before the Democratic
convention.
Miss Margaret Neale, of Ben Lornod,
and Miss Vausie Beale, OF Gallipols
Ferry, are guests of Miss Alice NeaIe,
this city.
Mr. j. b. Stewart, who recently
moved from this place to Pike county,
Mo-, and who has been back here on a
visit, returned to his home Saturday.
accompanied by Miss Annie Sonerville
who will make a visit to his family.
Hon. Jas. Capehart, and daughter
Alice, were home from Washington
several days last week. They returned
to Washington Saturday evening, via
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Rev. Ben. Harrop and wife, OF Buffalo,
returned home Saturday, after short
visit to friends here.
Mrs. w. P. Neale, of this place. and
Mrs. Ed. L. Neale. of Ben Lomond, are
visiting friends in Washington. d. C.
Mrs. E. B. Jones, of this city, is visit
ing the family of Gov. Fleming, at
Charleston.
Judge Phil Snyder, of Charleston. was
in town Sunday.
J. Bob McGuffin and wife, of Arbuckle
district, were in town Saturday on a
visit to relatives. The democrats of the
lower side of Kanawha are urging Mr..
McGuffin to become candidate for
County Commissioner.
On Monday we had pleasant calls from
Messrs. James w. Long, VIM. Long,
and p. F. Ryan, of Arbuckle district.
These gentlemen are good Democrats
and thrifty farmers.
Mr.. Holly G. Armstrong, of Jackson
county, and who is a candidate for state
auditor, was in town last Friday.
Col. Dan Maupin, of Maupin's Station,
was visitor to our town, Sunday.
Capt. French of the New Sensation
was in town the other day, for few
hours. His show boat was on its way
to Pittsburg.
Mr.. Ben Hall. of Charleston, was in
town, Monday.
Miss Rhoda Long and Miss Mamie
Hall, of South Side, were the guests of
Miss Kate stribling, this city, last week.
Mr.. Geo. W. stribIing, of Charleston,
spent Sunday in this place, with his
father
Capt. Frank Blodgett, of Weston, is
in the city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are making
preparations for corn planting
Wheat bids fair for good crop.
Peaches are about all killed.
Miss Mittie Eastman spent last
week at Mr. P. S. COUGHS.
Capt. John Armstrong went to
Cincinnati last week on business
trip.
Miss Sadie Dunn spent last week
at Pliney, with relatives.
Miss Lou Jones was visiting Mrs.
NJ. X. Couch.
Miss Nora Lanham, one of PHI
ney's charming young ladies, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. w. NJ. Dunn,
near South Side.
Rev. Dickinson of Buffalo, spent
Saturday at Mr.. J. w. Longs.
Miss Maud Frazier was the guest
of Mrs. John Armstrong, last week.
Thos. Poffenbarger and Thos.
Coates spent Saturday here with
their grand parents.
Misses Rhoda Long and Mamie
L. Gibbs, OF South Side were here
Saturday. J. & B.
For clothing, shoes, hats and dry
goods in general, we would advise
all to go to J. Friedman & Cos.
Their mammoth stores are head
quarters,in these branches and they
are able TO show the largest and
best selected stock, at the very
lowest prices.
A MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT.-A
most enjoyable treat is promised to
the music-loviug public, on tho
evening of May 9th, at Westminster
Chapel, near Gallipolis Ferry. A
select number of amateur musicipns
will assist Prof. James Neale of Gal
lipolis, in "the musicale" The pro-
ceeds of the entertainment will be