The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1892-03-29

MARnrED.-By Rev. Dir. a. J..
LYDIA, March "a, 1892, at the brides
home in Mason City, Mr.. Frenth
Want to Miss Lide HAIRLESS. After
the ceremony, the large and happy
company sat down TO tables laden
with refreshments served in the
best style.
By Rev. A. j. LYDIA, March 26,
1892, in Clifton, West Virginia, Mr..
George #. Lewellyn to Miss Harriet
L. Reeves, all of Mason county.
BY Rev. w. e. 1. d'Argcnt of
Point Pleasant, on Wednesday,
March %, 1892, at the home OF the
brides mother, in Pleasant Flats,
Mr.. w. IL. IL. Gardner to Miss
Fannie, eldest daughter of the late
Morgan Long, Esq all of Mason
county, West Virginia. Tho we'd
ding was very quiet though ele-
CANT function, and the guests all
relatives and near connections. The
bridesmaids were Miss Ora Hogg
and Miss Mamie Richardson, OF
virginia- the best men Messrs. Ed.
Gardener and Cory Hogg. The
ceremony was attended by heartfelt
good wishes not only from the
friends present, but By all the PEG
pie of Pleasant Flats with whom.
both bride and bridegroom are de-
servedly worry popular Our staff
adds to the rest its feryent hope
that happiness and prosperity will
attend Mr.. and Mrs. W. Ill. H..
Gardner throughout their lives.
Mr.. Eph. Hanes, of the Paragon
Saw and Planning Mills, this city,
left Monday for Martins Ferry, o.,
where on Thursday, March, 81, 1892,
he will be united in marriage to
Miss q. NJ. Jones, of that place.
Tho REG1sTER's whole forco oNtcnd
their congratulations in advance to
the contracting parties, and hope
they may live to sec many happy
days.
SrRoNG Boy TOO FAST The Ohio
aud West Virginia Fair Circuit has
barred Strong Boy in their free for
all pacing classes. When informed
of the decision of the circuit, Mr..
Bright said it was right to do it,
but that he had previously detcrm-
ined not to enter his horse in any
race whore he would not be TO
CURED to go at the top of his speed
to win. Strong Boys record of PIP
places him in the class of race horses
next below Direct and Hal Pointer,
and with these he will be entered
ills fall in tho Southern and West
ern circuit.
We mako it special point to
have every and anything you call
for; and when we do not have what
you want it is because it cannot be
gotten. Bryan & Young.
Major A. It. Laidley has deposit
cd with the State Historical society
the telegram sent him from Dublin,
Va, by Major Il. Il. Broun, on
August 20, 1868, announcing the
loss of Lieut.. John Gay Carr, of the
The Kanawha Rihomon, at the bat
tie of Dry Crock, and tho wound
ing of Dir. A. r. Barbco, at the same
engagement.
Dried fruit cheaper than ovor
hurry and buy; will soon be gone,
Bryan g. Young.
Mr. Williams, of the Western
Union Telegraph Company, is run
ming wire in town to connect with
electric clocks, some dozen of which
have been taken by our citizens,
The time of these clocksis governed
by the time at Washington ID. c.,
and is regulated from there every
hour. The cold Point do move"
Standard canned pumpkin 3 cans
for 25cts. Bryan & Young.
a thief entered Rays feed store,
Monday night, through window
on the alley and carried away
several sacks of flour. Tho store
was entorod once before in tho same
manner. Suspicion tests upon a
certain colored gentleman, who has
a propensity for taking things that
do not belong to him. He will be
caught if he does not be very care
full, and thon may spend a few
years at Moundsvillo for his thiev-