The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-04-04
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hours long.
We suppose now that the cold.
weather is about over.
Work is progressing nicely on.
stortz new brick block.
The very latest styles in hats and
neck wear at =. Klein's.
Its only energy and application
that viii win in this day of hustle.
Hats aud ties in all shades, and
the very latest style. at Louis
Klein's.
Coxey's army of unemployed is
now in Pennsylvania, marching on
to Washington.
Some very handsome ties and
stylish hats, just in, at L. Klein's.
Clifton burned ON the 9Th of April,
1893, and. the big cinder pile up
there is still burning.
Reports from the farmers say all
the fruit is killed. Frozen past all
hopes.
Klein's is the only place to buy
the latest styles in hats and neck
wear
DON take on too seriously over
the weather. We may have some
fruit jet.
Peaches, plums, pears and other
fruit will be a short crop in this
vicinity this year.
Mr.. Kraig, Conductor on K. &
NJ. R. R., moves his family from this
place to Athens, o., this week.
When you want printing done, at
least call on your home Office and
give them chance at the work.
just received the finest and most
beautiful line of neckwear ever
brought to the town, at L. Klein's.
Mr.. Jas. Neighbors is making i'm
provements to the property recently
purchased of Mrs. Spencer Adkins.
Hon. j. ]. Bright has sold Strong
Boy, and all his other horses to par
ties in Ohio, and closed his stables
at this place.
Quarterly meeting at the South
ern Methodist church Saturday and
Sunday, conducted by Rev. S. T.
Mallory, Presiding Elder.
A move has been made to organ
ize a State Bankers Association in
West Virginia. A convention will
be held at Charleston, May I6.
A lady may make a perfectly
truthful answer, when asked her
age and still not give it away, by
saying its nobody's business.
The Chicago Herald says, Kathryn
Webster has a voice that is equalled
by few and excelled by none. at
Hoof's Opera House, tonight.
The business of the postoAlce has
SO increased in receipts that the
salary of the postmaster is to be re-
adjusted, and it will probably now
be;as 81 600 Office.
Sheep will pay upon land that
will not afford sufficient grazing for
cattle. The observance of this fact
would make some farms pay which
are now Improbable.
Every property holder ought to
do his share to make our town
bright and attractive looking. If
each one will spend even small
amount in paint the aggregate effect
will be great.
In soc1ErY.-Tho dancing club
in Pleasant Flats will hold their
next meeting, Friday week, at
Browns Hall.
The Easter music will be repeated
week from Sunday in the Episco-
pal church IN Gallipolis.
Since Lent is over the young peo-
pie have been enjoying any number
of small social affairs, and also, some
large ones.
Mrs. ]. J. Bright, with her usual
tact and grace, entertained few OF
her friends with "cinch" Thursday
All present spent a most pleasant
evening.
Miss Jennie Sterrett entertained
few of her friends with cards on
Friday evening. Delicious refresh
ments was served, and Miss Jennie
highly complimented as hostess
Some of Mrs. ]. S. spencer's
friends surprised her Friday night
but Mrs. spencer's charming hospi,
tally is never at loss to make he1
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