The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-03-14
Original and selected.


A queensware store is something
that is predicted for the near future.
1t is better to know a few things
well than a great many only half.
1t is the profits of business which
make the wealth of Nations.
Confidence is one of the most pc
tent powers leading to success.
There will be a good deal of build
ing done in this place, this summer.
Lock IL is now employing all
men who come there for work.
Several new bicycles have made
their appearance in town.
The term of our public schools is
fast drawing to a close.
Col. Sam Reynolds, of Lock IL,
has purchased a handsome bicycle.
There is good deal ofsickness in
this town at present.
There is project on foot TO build
water works in this place.
Fifth street should be paved or
macademized, from Main to Wand.
The shade trees along our streets
are being trimmed.
A better day for this city is near,
and no one can question this fact
for moment.
AS long as our farmers continue
to consume more than they produce
we will hear the cry of hard times.
When you want printing done,
at least call on your home office and
give them chance at the work.
Quite a number of young folks
crossed the galloway Sunday, at
Lock IL.
The business of the town seems
to be crowding up toward the Court
House.
Mr.. j. Schieveley, Jr., has his
new tailoring establishment fixed
up in handsome style.
DIR. Barbee has sold one of his
houses in the upper Extension to a
Mr.. Howell.
1t is now said the peaches are not
killed, and that there will be very
fair crop of this fruit
Mr.. Richblum, proprietor of the
New York Bargain Store, will move
into the Stortz building, opposite
Tippett's Furniture store.
The second annual statemet of the
Point Pleasant Building and Loan
Association will be found in this pa
per. 1t is very good showing.
Horsemen will find this Office the
best equipped with all kinds fcuts,
to do their printing. Send your or
ders to US.
A man whose business does not
Justify him to advertise has a bust
ness that he ought to advertise for
sale.
Some very tender spring birds
have put in their appearance which
makes one think that winter is
over.
Our stores will soon be getting in
their Spring goods, and of course
they will make the fact known
through the REGISTER.
New buildings have been going
up during the entire winter. Such
evidences of prosperity have been
noted in but few other towns along
the river.
The Bias Bros, of Arbuckle, have
opened a store near Beech Hill.
We wish the young fellows abund-
ant success. A new post Office will
be established at their store.
A valuable horse owned by B. K.
Bell, of Leon, had one of its hoofs
torn off by stepping into an opening
while going over the railroad cross
ing, at Leon.
Miss Louise Yollert leaves to day
to attend the millinery opening at
Columbus, o., and to purchase her
Spring stock of millinery. Miss
Leonor Coe will return with her.
Charleston has chartered Base
Ball Association with a capital
stock of 81 900, with a privilege OF
$4,000. Gov. McCorkle is zone OF
the boys"
And now they have found vein
OF gold up in Marshall county.
Gold has been discovered in various
other counties of the State, but no
one has made fortune out of it.
We are told by persons who are
in position to know, that the bridge
across Crooked Creek. onthe Kama.