The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-10-04

REMOVALS. = Capt. John Heslor
has moved into the house lately oc.
cupied by Capt. Billy Parsons. and
v which Mr.. Heslop purchased from
.ne Sterrett heirs. Capt. Parsons
has moved into the house lately oc.
eupied by Mr.. Nat Bloom, and Mr..
Bloom into the house recently
purchased by him from Hon. J. !.
Bright, and Mr.. Bright has moved
INTO the house ne purchased of Mr..
". Eastman; and DIR. Petty has
moved into the house vacated nv
AIR. HesIop, where he will also have
his dental Office.
"The proof of the pudding is the
eating" Read what our market
gardeners say about the Cleveland
Dryer Company's Fertilizer:
70 Whom It Nay Concern: / have
used almost every good brand Of
iertllizer and consider the Buex.
eye brand the best fertilizer made
having used it for all kinds of crons
SAM FABIAN.
Ihe buckeye is the best fertilizer.
J. o. YEAaER.
For sale by JOHN N. SIMpsos,
Point Pleasant.
Prof Kenny, Principal Of our
public school is arranging a splen-
did program to be used by the
school on Columbus Day. This is a
patriotic and commendable step,
and we hope that the pupils of our
school will not be behind any
school in the State in the proper
Observance of the day.
Mr.. John Love is building a
handsome two story residence on
his lot in the extension, which will
add much to the beauty of that part
OF the city. The REGISTER is re-
joiced at the evident prosperity of
its young friend, and fellow Demo
crat. He is an industrious and up
right citizens, and is deserving of
prosperity.
Hon. Rankin Wiley, jr., member
of the Democratic State Committee
has just returned from tour of the
counties of Roane and jackson.
He reports that he never knew the
Democrats of these counties SO
earnest and determined and SO we'll
organized as they are at this time;
and thinks the Democrats may look
for good majorities from both OF
these counties.
The Government dam on the Ka-
nawha has been located opposite
Miller's barn. The lock will be on
the south side. The rock with
which to construct this dam will be
taken from Mr.. Wiley's place, where
the stone for the piers of the Ohio
River Railroad bridge were obtain
ed.
The Gallipolis Journal says that
Barlow, Lanning & Co., have deci-
ded to wind up business in that city
and move to Huntington about JAN
nary LIST. This will take a whole
sale :house from their midst and
which will be great loss to Gallipo-
lis. We are sorry to see our neigh
bering city retrogading. But their
loss is West Yirginia's gain.
Capt. Frank Burt and the aQueen
of the Platform" Miss vandelia
yarnum, of New York, and Mrs.
Frances W. Graham, a Singer, will
entertain the people at the Court
House, next Thursday evening,
from Prohibition stand point, and
our citizens should give them a
crowded house.
The REGISTER is panied to an.
nounce the death of Stanford, the
youngest son of Hon. and Mrs. c,
E. Hogg, which sad event occurred
about noon Sunday from throat
trouble. The remains of this bright
little boy was inferred in Lone Oak
Cemetery yesterday afternoon
We tender our sincere sympathy
to the bereaved family.
Mr.. E. B. Thomas has just finish,
ed painting the fence around the
new school house, and also the ROO
of the building, and the roof of the
county Jail. If you want your roofs
painted with paint that will wear
and stand the weather, contract
with Mr.. Thomas and you will gel
what you are after.
The Republicans are making
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