The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-06-06
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the Temperatures.
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you owe ON sabseriptil on to this paper.
The wheeImen Of ii is city ere talking
of organizing club.
There are 1850 pos lofiices in West
Virginia.
business is dull and kmoney exceed
ingly scarce just now.
This paper never prink is anonymous
communications.
Mr.. Kisar. the owner, is Aabout to con-
vert the Sterling block into d hotel.
The banks of New York i have shown
their fangs once too often.
If everyone would try an "a paw his
debts. and keep the money moving. it
would be better foi all ncernIed.
If our merchants would do y ,ore adj
vertising, they wouSn't be edimpIain-
ing about duh trade
West Union, this State, is to thavc a
bank; it will be ready to do bdl siness
September list.
Only about one month until wa will
have the glorious Fourth of July with
US again.
With real live Princess among tha Inn
New York's four hundred was trail IS.
portfolio the seventh heaven.
1s5'EsSrrVE- iating re-
modelling Beale's Han, ATE glass
fronts.
An exchange says that the common
tincture OF lobelia will cure any felon,
no matter how severe.
No use to rail at West Virginia
When she comes and asks for pay;
For when it comes to votin',
She is up at break o day!
Don't throw paper into the streets; it
makes them look like dirty back alleys,
and besides it is likely to scare horses.
West Virginia's Worlds Fair building
will be dedicated June Goth, which is
the thirtieth anniversary OF the State.
Farmers tell us that the wheat is COM
ing out in head nicely, and the prospects
for big crop is good.
Mr.. Capehart's stable of trotters and
PAGERS will not go on tile circuit until
the LIST of July.
Subscribe now as the REGISTER is only
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We do better and cheaper job print
ing than any office in this section of the
country. Send in your orders.
At last our farmers are beginning to
clammor for better roads. The REGIS
TER has got them to figuring.
The Standard Folding Bed Company
are now turning ont some very hand
some CO rIbination folding beds.
Point Pleasant can now boast of one
of the finest and best machine shops
and foundries in the Ohio Valley.
About fifty additional tenement hou
ses could be rented to good advantage
in this town.
The dismal flame structures occupied
for depot purposes by our railroads
might well be replaced by modern struc-
lures.
Mr.. f. e. Hood. an experienced jour
nalist, late of the Huntington Advert
ser, has taken the position of telegraph
editor on the kanawha G azette.
There are few local sneak thieves
who are coaxing dose Of shot by their
night operations and the sooner they
get punctured the better.
There ought to be an ordinance for
bidding fast driving in turning corners.
Serious accidents may happen from this
reckless driving.
1t would be just as well if the mouths
OF some men were constructed on the
folding bed principle; then they would
shut up occasionally.
Ii some people would put in as much
time saying good words for the town as
they do in decryinG it, tine town would
prosper much better.
Mr.. Jas. NJ. Stephenson has about
completed a two-story cottage on his lot
just below The II. G. Nease Company's
store, and will occupy it as resi- lence
There is quite perceptibIe increase
in the price OF real estate in that port
ion of the town lying on the Kanawha
river, and We are glad to see it.
We take cold in the weakest spot,
And, if true, as said.
1t simply shows that, with most folks,
The weakest spots the head!"
The Trinity NJ E. Church festival on
Thursday night at the residence of the
Messrs. Filson, was an ENJOYABLE affair
rs well as success, financially.
It's great deal harder for the aver
age man to stay an afternoon away from
the office to beat carpets for his wife
than it lis for him to take an afternoon
off to go to a base ball game.
There is talk that at least three brick
business houses will be erected on Sixth
street, opposite court house, this sum-
mer, and renters already secured for
them.
The Gallipolis Journal is furious be-
cause the government did not interfere
to prevent the demonstrations over the
removal of the Confederate CLieftain's
remains from Louisiana to Richmond.
The publication of the names of the