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

Do our people ever look at this
solid fact, that if they expect our
manufacturers, tradesmen and me-
chanics to prosper and remain in
our town, their success financially de-
ponds largely upon the patronage
and support of home people. 1t is
not right for people to ignore their
home business men by spending
their money in foreign towns. Keep
your money at home and spend it
with your own people, and they will
prosper and you will be the better
for it. Stick to your town under
all circumstances. A point in view,
we have as good merchant tailor
ing establishments as there is in any
town, but still, some of our people
patronize foreign tailors to the ex-
cIusion of the home institution, and
pay more for their suits, and get no
better ones, if as good. We are a
"home man" SO far as our town is
concerned, and if the people will
stay with the business men of the
town and spend their money at
home, in very short time they will
be surprised at the nice stores we.
will have in this place.
"a Breezy Time" new and clean
farce comedy, began what promises
to be big week at Pope's Theatre.
Mr.. Fitz, a clever specialist, plays
character part very effectively.
Miss Kathryn Webster does SOU
brette in piquant style and is very
clever in the funnier moments. The
mandolin octette and racket bell
quartet are speciality features. The
two stars are well supported by a
strong company ofclever artists and
the house will be crowded at each
performance to greet these clever
artists.
AT Hoof's Opera House, tonight,
April 4th.
81. c. Bailey & Co. have bought
out NJ. NJ. Laidley in the boot and
shoe business at Point Pleasant and
will continue the business there.
This is our Gallipolis Harry Bailey
and he has associated with him a
young man named E. B. Edmond
son, also from Charleston. Mr..
Bailey moves his family to Point
Pleasant next week. We can rec
ommend Mr.. Bailey to the citizens
of Point Pleasant as thorough
boot and shoe man bred to the bust
ness, and gentleman in the full
est acceptation of the term, and he
and Mrs. Bailey will make valuable
acquisitions to that city.-Gallipolis
journal.
GRAND JURY.-Among many 9th
or changes inaugurated by Lon Il.
Pilchard, Prosecuting Attorney, to
the advantage of the public is that
of having the Grand Jury meet in
advance of the converting of the
Court. The next term of our Cir
cult Court will begin first Monday
in May. The Grand Jury is sum-
moned to meet on Thursday pre-
ceding. This will save the rush
and confusion on first day of Court
and enable both State and defend
ants to get ready for speedy trial.
DAVIS THEArER,
Jos. R. GALL1cK, Man ager,
Huntington, W. Va, Apr. 2, 81.
G. w. NJ. HooFP,
Manager Opera House,
Point Pleasant, w. Va,
DEAR Sir: Don't be afraid to rec
ommend @The Breezy Time" to the
people of your city. 1t is a great
show and will give good satisfac-
ton. Yours truly,
JOSEPH r. GALLIcK,
Manager Davis Opera House.
a man named Van Pelt. who fell
from wagon while hauling coal,
has sued the town of Clarksburg for
81, 800 damages.
An old lady named YanMatre,
aged so years, died near Letart,
Monday, and was buried to-day at
Boards cemetery.