The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-04-25


raised in Point Pleasant, and all we
can say for them is, the town never
produced better or more popular
young people, and along with our
congratulations you have the best
wishes of your many, many friends
CITIZEN.
Everybody who sends or receives
cash through Uncle Sans mails
will be interested to learn that on
the 1st of July next new money
order system will go into effect by
which both largo and small sums
can be readily transmitted by letter
with absolute safety and at much
less than the present. Orders for
$3.50 or less can be had for fee of
only three cents, and orders for
large amounts up to 500 at rates
graded up to 80 cents. With the
issuance of the new money order,
the postal note will be abolished,
since there will no longer be any
need for it. The form of the new
order is both artistic and beautiful,
and withal, of convenient size for
handling.
Clean up. Those words ought to
rouse the whole town and send
every man forth with his rake and
shovel to put his promises in apple
pie order. This is the season of
the year when the refuse matter
collected in alleys, streets and back
yards during the cold months
begins to decompose and breed
disease. To render the air as pure
as possible and increase the chances
for health general cleaning up is
imperative. Where it is not done
of our own accord the board of
health has right to order it done.
IL is always better, however, for
people to do these things volun-
tarily.
THREE M1IE.-P. o. Schools has
returned from visit to his daugh-
ter, Mrs. D. 81. Rifle, at Hartford
City.
W. b. Hall and wife spent Sun
day with Big Elm relatives.
Mrs. ]. G. Helms and sister, Miss
LIZA, visited w. M. Helms and
wife recently.
Mrs. Geo spent Sunday with j.
L. Barnett and family.
Temperance Lecture at Hickory
Chapel Thursday night, by Rev.
Scantling. All are cordially in
vited. EUGENE.
HANDSOME P1crUREs.-Such as
nature alone can make are The
scenic views of the old historic
"Kanawha Valley, especially dear
to many old veterans. both of the
North and South are the memories
of this Valley. 1t, by the way, is
traversed it's entire length by the
progressive "Ohio Central" in it's
route to Washington, Richmond,
Old Point Comfort and the South
east.
The Secretary of State has issued
a certificate of Incorporation to the
Big Mountain Mining Company, of
Charleston, w. Va, with an author
lied capital of $500, 900. The in
corporators are G. S. Couch, Nell
Robinson and E. B. Knight, OF
Charleston, and ]. G. Tompkins
and Amelia g. Tompkins, OF Cedar
Grove, w. Va.
Judge Guthrie is in Greenbrier
county, where he is trying the dis
puted land case in which the boun-
dairy lines of Summers and Monroe
counties are involved. This is an
interesting case and the: result is
awaited with anxiety by the in
habitants of these three Counties
Charleston Gazette.
Dish pans 25, 80 and 40 cents, at
Edwards.
Hon. Daniel Lamb, of Wheeling,
one of the founders of the State OF
West Virginia, and the original
draughts-man of the State form OF
government during the war, was
found dead in his bed April 21st.
He was eighty four years of age
and for years had been one of the
leading men of the State.