The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-10-18

The Kanawha Neses dies to the
rescne Ofthe working girl as follows:
There is a certain class of people
in this world who seem to think
that girl who hires out to do homo
work is not ft for decent society;
they seem to think that they were
only created to do drndgery for the
weather. class, and you often hear
them speak of them as spot wrest-
! Iers, kitchen mechanics. adishrag.
singers, etc. These epithets in
every instance used, and it matters
not by whom, should lower the per-
son that uses them, in the estima-
ton OF all decent people. It does
the person that uses them no good,
and may do the poor hired girl they
are aimed at incalculable injury. A
/ girl that is fit to cook the food you
eat. that laundries the clothes you
wear, that makes up the bed you
sleep in, is just as good as you are,
it matters not if the blood that
courses through your veins is as
blue as the heavens
It has been truly said that news
paper is the greatest help to the
growth Of town that can be. 1t is
a standing advertisement that al
ways attracts 1t gives more free
lpuffs and explanations of the town
than all others. 1t never let's pass
an opportunity to advocate the in
terests ofhome enterprises. 1t helps
! the churches, speaks ont for the
schools, stands up for the mainten-
ance of the laws, resents all insinua-
Itions against the citizens and indus
tries of the town. The character of
a town is largely judged by its pa
pers. A poor town can't have good
papers.
Foster & Williams, Comedians,
played at the Mason Opera House,
Tuesday night, and gave US one of
the best entertainments we have
had for years. We will assure them
a packed house on their return
Warren County Appeal.
At Hooff's Opera House, to NOR
row night, Thursday, October 18th.
There are two young ladies living
in Sheperdstown, this State, who
were exceedingly anxious to attend
the Worlds Fair, but the prospect
was very gloomy. They made it a
subject of prayer that the way
might.open before them. Brother
Snider, of the Register, is authority
for the statement that both got
there and had a delightful trip.
Foster & Williams, refined Come
dians, will appear at the Hooff Opera
House, one night only, Thursday,
October 10, 1888. The company is
one of the best on the road this
season. If you want to enjoy a
good laugh don't miss it. Reserved
seats on sale at Hooffs drug store.
There is no place in the State so
brisk as Charleston. AS fine build
ings as can be found in any city are
being erected by the score. Hard
times seems to have no terrors for
the Charlestonites We predict that
the Capital City in the next ten
years will have over a hundred
thousand inhabitants. Charleston
is wonderful town.
The largest as well as the cheap
est stock of clothing ever seen in
this town, at j. Friedman & Co. s.
Cali and examine our stock before
buying elsewhere.
A certain farmer claiming that he
was too poor to spend one dollar for
subscription to the REGISTER, sent
two dollars in answer to down east
Yankees circular, for a receipt to
stop a horse from slobbering-he
got it, and here it is: aTeach your
horse to spit"
Our old friend and neighbor, DIR.
c. W. Jamison, has removed. He
will now be found day and night in
the front, second story rooms ofthe
Stortz block, in the hallway opposite
the REGISTER Office.
Cloak Opening.
Friday and Saturday, October 90
and 81, a large manufacturer will
open fine assortment to select
from, and his agent will take orders
for anything specially wanted.
GEO. w. Cox.
Gallipolis, O., Oct. 18th.
The public who travel the South
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