The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1894-02-14
Original and selected.
Farmers are resting.

4 arHlcr5 are Fe5llnS-
A cold wave is ON us.
Everybody should fast according
to Lenten prescription.
This paper and the Wheeling
Register one year. for s1;75.
! Bad and impossible roads are the
curse of Mason county.
Reorganizc the Point Pleasant
Board of Trade
! Our business men ought to make
strike for better roads.
The Gazette has changed its pub
LEGATION day from Thursday to Tues
day.
Any man who deliberately takes
human life is sane enough to pay
the penalty.
A miner may be ever SO well off,
but he can't help getting in hole
occasionally.
Amidst all of these fierce attacks
upon Liliuokalani we must remem-
Der that she is an orphan.
The umbrella originally was ia
ken from the Egyptian. Atpresent
it's taken unfortunately.
Everybody that wants to be post
ed in county affairs. should take
tho REGISTER.
People should wear aDutch-gun-
boats in passing over our street
crossings.
The Gallipolis Electric railway is
to be extended to the x. & NJ. depot,
opposite this place.
Jake Settles, colored, fell on the
sidewalk, one day last week, and
deslocated his left shoulder.
The miners along the Kanawt a
are on u strike on account of cut
in the price of digging.
The interest in the revival going
on at Trinity church, is not abating
and the church is crowded every
night to overlooking.
If your wife has the right kind of
a husband he will see that she has
plenty of dry kindling wood con-
stantly on hand.
1t is stated. and on good authori-
ty, that the average pay of all the
preachers in the United States is
$500 per year.
The income tax will not strike
any body in this county very hard.
In fact, it would take the largest
kind of persimmon pole to reach 1t.
1t ought to be source of pleas
ure to all West yirginians that W.
L. Wilson has made for himself a
national reputation.
Elmer Nutter has reduced the
price of coal because he is SO happy
over the arrival of new boy at his
home last Wednesday.
1t is rumored that Hon. G. T.
Caldwell is again candidate for
Republican nomination for Con-
gress,
Our public schools are progress
ing nicely under the present man
agement. We can boast of the best
school in the State.
If our town had an active, ener-
getic Board of Trade, it could nc.
complish a good deal for the better
ment of the town.
Rev. ]. W. Simpson sang very
pretty Solo, at the service held in
the NJ. E. Church, Sunday morning,
and the hymn was greatly enjoyed
by his hearers.
Personal supervision is one of the
conditions of success. Details which
may seem unimportant to the en-
ploye must receive attention or a
loss occurs.
When baling hay don't employ a
man with poor old press; get a
good machine. 1t doesn't cost any
more to send your hay to market
in an attractive manner.
The cat and dog fight which took
place at Huntington, Saturday, re-
suited in the dog killing the cat
The dog belonged to T. L. Mont
gomery, of Montgomery.
Every man who can afford it
should take more than one news
paper, but the live citizen never Sc.
lccts the home paper as the first to
be cut off when money becomes
scarce.
A railroad now in course of con-
struction from the City of Mexico to
Tuxpan, on the Gulf of Mexico, will
materially shorten the distance by
rail and water from New Orleans to