The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-10-03

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Business is picking up on all the
railroads.
Mason county is full Of fine horses
and cattle.
1t is said that the chestnut crop
is immense.
Banana peels will clean tan shoes
as well rs regular dressing
The Democratic county ticket is
in favor every day.
Quails and pheasants are protect
ed by law until December 10th.
Tie river is falling slowly, but
we still have good boating stage.
When a man plays cards for a
stake he sometimes gets roast.
The enrolment at the West yir-
ginia University steadily increases.
Even the homliest human being
finds some comfort looking in a
mirror.
Now is the time to pot your flow
ers, to preserve them through the
winter
Jordan Bros. was the only store
closed Monday. it being the Jewish
Holiday.
The Charlestown Free Press has
entered upon its S4th year. 1t is
there to stay.
Ed. NJ. Allen has quite a number
of colts under his training at the
Fair Ground.
That popular society of the young
ladies, the "Four O'clocks," has
been reorganized.
Mr.. E. B. Thomas has just fin
ished new iron roof for DR.. jam
ison, in Pleasant Flats.
Judge Bennett, of Weston. will
hold the special term of the circuit
court here in November.
For Sale, Cheap-A high grade
bicycle; pneumatic tires; in good
order. Apply at this Office.
Capt. Helms new frame residence
is quite an improvement on the cor
ner of Wand and 10th streets.
a kind heart is fountain of glad
ness, making everything in its
vicinity to freshen into smiles.
Wheat sold throughout England
last week at lower price than has
been known for over 200 years.
If time is money, why can't a
man pay his barber with the time
he spends waiting for his turn.
England wants American apples
this year. The first consignment
sold a week ago for IS a barrel.
We know of two marriages book
ed for this month-the 18th and
18th. Don't say we told you the
dates.
Merchants are advertising goods
at much lower prices on account OF
the Democratic reduction of the
tariff.
So MANY of orr youpe ladies and
gentlemen have returned to distant
colleges it makes our town some
what dull.
Prosperity for the country will
knock the bottom out of Republican
expectations, and prosperity is com
ing; is here.
"What is house without baby?"
asked lady writer, and and old
bachelor editor replied: at is
comparatively quiet"
1t has been proved beyond reas
enable doubt that diphtheria. scar
letina, typhoid fever and cholera
have spread through milk.
Dolly spanker took second money
at Columbus last week in the pacing
race and has been entered at the
Chillicethe races this week.
The Grantsville Chronicle says
that whiskey was peddled around
like peanuts at the fair at that place
last week, and no one was arrested.
The revival of business and in
dustry is indicated quite plainly by
the increase of the output of pig
iron, which is now very marked
New Workers have purchased 3d.
600 acres in this state with the OBJ,
ject Of, colonizing it with 5000 Penn
sylvanians, principally thrifty far
mers.
The Democratic candidates for
Board of Education, of Arbuckle
district, are John Bechtle, for Presi-
dent, and A. G. Cox, for Commits
sioner.
The Carnegie Company has an
nounced that it sis about to read.
just wages" With the Carnegies,