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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-06-05
Don't Want Railroads.

Some persons are born in state
of constitutional opposition to civil
ization. There never was railroad
built, but against the protest of some
such person. Yet railroads and
railroads have been built all the
same. When the Baltimore and
Ohio proposed to reach the Ohio
river By the Fishing Creek route,
the dear, departed individual, whom
the people had sent TO the Virginia
Legislature, opposed the route with
characteristic eloquence. The
scream of the iron ininu" would, he
solemuly declared, "scaro all the
winning and children and run the
bars ont of the woods, ah." So
the railroad turned aside in despair
and declined to commit homicide
and bearicide. 1t bored one ex.
pensivo tnnuel after another rather
than create reign of terror on
Fishing Creek.
Now we hear that the proposed
Fishing Greek railroad would kilt
the town. a town which is neces
sarily killed by railroad ought to
die. The odorous dog fennel ought
to rise up and weep over it while
the swamp frogs chant its requium
These kickers against all progress
belong to bygone age. If they
had their way we would all be
living in the woods, like our primi-
tive ancestors, hanging on TO the
tree tops by the toes and wishing
we had tails like monkoys-Wetzel
Democrat.
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The silent steed is what son
body names it.
A good rcess fever should ioEI
the bicycle infection.
T9ero are about 100 wheels
FONT Pleasant.
Display your headlights. Th
were foolish virgins whose Iaa
went out.
"Whats the secret Of the craze
asked ono frrIugirno yourself .
bird, flying. That's the sensation, 2
was the reply.
The villain who would main a
bicycle would main your horse, and
tae sooner he gets home, behind the
bars, the better.
Does your wheel squeak? One
man hunted that nuisance for weeks,
taking his machine all apart, and
finally traced the squeak to his sus
penders.
Ladies are much bandsomer than
men, as riders, as we'll as otherwise.
You never see them humping them
selves like measuring worm, but
they sit upright as the Lord made
them.
The bloomer costume is not popu-
lar in Point Pleasant. Wheelwo.
men look very graceful riding in
skirts, unless they ride too fast TO
allow the dress time to fall and
drape gracefully between the mo-
tions of the feet.
Lady Somerset says one of the
most encouraging signs to her in
the progress of American women is
the increasing interest in physical
culture, and she notes the bicycle as
zone OF the greatest factors in this
regeneration" building up a new
race of women to be mothers of u
higher type of manhood and wo
manhood in the future
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-06-05
THIRTY-.F0URTH YEAR.
smali Dusiness.

Ore wonders sometimes whether
10 a mind that could take in the
true proportions of everything all
the prizes humanity strives for in
any field would look as puny and
contempiible us he desperate strife
Of some people 10 getinto what they
think is good society appears to
all sane individuals. Wo read how
man has just completed a million
dollar mansion in order that bis
wife may by that means beg, bribe
or steal her way into a certain soci-
al circle which prides itself on it's
exclusiveness. 1t ought to be allow.
ed to pride itself on that, for heaven
knows it has nothing else to pride
itself on.
But Why people should want to
break their necks to get into itand
why they should eat their hearts
out with envy and disappointment
when they cant get into it must
forever remain an unsolvable mys-
terry to all people in their right
minds. If the struggle were made
to gain intellectual or artistic cul-
ture, moral worth or the ability to
help large numbers of persons to
better, happier lives, ono could un
derstand it. But TO move heaven
and earth merely to be acquainted
with a set of people often not SO
handsome, refined or intellectual as
one is already ''her own sell" and
not half SO clean and white morally
as the family of the average me
chanic, butcher, barber or tailor
this, indeed, shows an unparalleled
weak spot in the head
Make your own social center and
make it so brilliant, refined and ed
ucativo that all the world will come
to you. The virtuous woman will
be happy in all stations of life.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-06-05
rrom Tl1nrsdnv,s pnilr.

Mr.. Theopilus Schott, of Lock IL,
is confined to his bed by sickness
Sam Deem, of Elmwood, was in
town yesterday.
Geo. Gress, one of Mason City :
most prosperous and successful bnsi,
ness men was in town yesterday
Mrs, Fannie Davies and sister,
Miss Florence Sullivan, OF Leon,
were here yesterday.
Miss Jennie Shaw, of Gullipolis,
IS here on II visit to her uncle, Thos.
l.. Bell, Esq
Hon. John A. Howard, Prosccut
ing Attorney of Ohio county, was
visitor 10 our city last evening.
Rev. J j White, of Charleston,
stopped here a few hours yesterday
enroute 10 Ravenswood.
Rev. w. Il. Shaw and wife leave
today for the District Conference at
R;;gensYe
'has. T. Bs.lo and sister Miss
Nausie, went up 10 Charleston last
night to attend the funeral of Mr
Dickinson.
Misses Charlotte and Mary Nc
Culloch, returned yesterday from
Stannton, Va, where they have
been attending school.
. W. Q. Van Matre of spilman,
was in town last night to have the
Rank OF E~qnire conferred upon
him by the Knights of Pythias.
Lewis English, of the Auditor $
Office, and Percy Rowan, OF The State
Treasurers Office, came down from
Charleston last night to visit friends
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-06-05
Mi Il Candidate.

Judge Coils home paper, the
Ciarksburg Telegram, responding
to the attempt to boom Gen. Golf
for the nomination for Vice Presi-
dent, says that the General "has
very high regard for the position he
nov holds and under no circum-
stances DO we think he could be in
duced TO become candidate for
any political oilico and at the same
time be connected with the nation 5
Judiciary
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-06-05
r,hr Fourth of IuIr.

If the people of this town intend
to celebrate the GLORIOUS fourth, .
it is time they were taking some
steps toward making some prepara-
ton for it. AT the request of sew.
eral citizens, who believe in show
ing patriotism upon all occasions OF
this kind, we hereby call a meeting
of the citizens OF the town at the
Court House, next Tuesday night,
to take some steps toward arranging
plans for the proper celebration OF
this day.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-06-05
TIE OIGAEETTE Law.
alistaken Impressions Of Some OF the
DeaIeEI;S Regarding rs 7Efl5a4ett.

lAlistaken Impressions Of Some OF the
DeaIeFI;sS Regarding rs 7siaaa.elet.
The local tobacco dssalers seem.
wees much twisted on the gaFeue
law, that went into effect May %.
Most of the dealers had at that date
sold out their entire stock in that
line, that is paper wrappers Some
were left with tobacco wrappers,
others with papers and yet others
with cigarette tobacco only. OF
course the papers were dead letter
after the 22d, there was no doubt as
to that, but the dealers were gnder
the impression the law forbid the
sale of even the cigarette tobacco.
This is a mistake. Section 26,
chapter 2, of the last Legislature
recites: On every licenses to sell at
retail domestic wines, ale, beer or
drinks of like nature, 500; or to
sell at retail paper wrapped cigar
ettes or cigarette paper, $780,
Charleston Mail
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-06-05

day that his son George was very
sick and not eSpected 70 live. HIS
daughter Julia has gone to.atsend
him
Rev G. M Campbell and two
children, Of Rayenswood, arc the
guests Of hrs. John a. Gibbons and
family, while Mrs. Campbell IS in
Charleston attending the bedside of
his mother, who is quite sick.
Mrs John Norris fnee Clara
Cartwrlght9, OF Columbus. is visiting
the Misses Shrewsbury al Mason
City, W. Va.
Harry Asbury is back at Middle
port again after \ long absence on
account of Pomeroy
Democrat.
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RUN oTER.
IA old Soldier Run DoWn b. sii1
Tie rlver.

Ia old Soldier Run Down BIZ & sill
Clark Coii'man, an old soldier
lives in Fair Haven, Ohio, oppo3l
this place, was run over by q suii
car at GalliPolis, yesterday
was badly bruised about tic 5
and an ugly wonnd was made
one Of his eyes. lie was tals
his home, and DR.. Neale, Of
city sent for, who respond.
promptly to the call, and rondeI.
the injured man proper sarg
aid. lie had gone down TO pafii.
pate 10 the memorial services.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-06-05
Personal Mentien.

t1-l- e. Ai--'s.A' - p LII ~
phn ". Fisher. Of Arbuckle dis
iptown today
kaykeri of Cincinnati, repre-
ing q wholesale liquor house is
pusy County Clerk Joseph Z !.
wayf left yesterday for Cincin-
On otieial business
Dr.. Guthrie, of Gallipolis.
friend Miss Willie Thomas, OF
1ari, were the guests of Mrs.
F. A. Guthrie. yesterday.
Capt. Ben switzer accompa.
the Captains mother to Gal
yesterday, and returned last
on the train.
rs. Augustine Sehon, o. Hart.
ci y, who has been on visit
Ion. G. Sehon and family, near
etprned home Saturday.
3. D McCulIoch, wife and daugbt-
er, Miss Lew, and Chas. Lewis,
have returned from trip to Gin
cinnati.
DR.. u. P. Blake, of Buffalo, was
in town while yesterday, the guest
of DR.. Barbee He was enroute to
Ravenswood, to see Capt. William
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Keister, of
Ashton, w, Va, at yinton visiting
their son-in-law, Mr.. George Eagle
and family, returned to this city
Monday on the noon train and left
for homo on the Yesper this after
noon.-Gallipolis journal, Monday.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-06-05
About Correct.
U. S. Court Case Settled.

The case in the U. S. Court at
Parkersburg, involving the possess
ion of lands in Upshur county
claimed by both John t. McGraw
and Judge Bennett, came up again
Monday, The counsel agreed upon
settlement by which McGraw gets
the title to the land and keeps Ben
nett's tenants on it till fall, and A.
fl. Winchester, receiver of the land
from the U. S. Court, paysa certain
amount to Judge Bennett. Both
parties pay their own cost. This is
a very desirable tract of land and
Col. McGraw is. to be congratulated
on his good fortune.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-06-05
Fair Grounds Sold.

The Meigs County Fair grounds,
comprising seventy five acres Of
land and all the buildings, were sold
on the 18th inst, at Sherilf's sale to
Austin w. Yorhees for 50, 1874, two
thirds of the appraised value. Tue
grounds were sold to satisfy a judg-
ment Of $50 secured by A. Tolbcrt,
u ChilIicothe
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-06-05

Friday Charley Bumbardner ship
ped 20 three year-old steers from
this point which weighed in The ag-
gregate 24,440 pounds at a cts. per
pound, netting sl,lO4 80 These
cattle were purchased Of Hon. J. NJ /.
Simmons: This is a fine price for
fine cattle, and our cattle raisers
have Valuable pointer from Mr..
Slmmons Roane County Record.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-06-05
Dead.

Camden, w Va, May 28.-Sam' J
Maxwell, OF Clifton, Il well known
lumberman, died yesterday from
the effects of an amputation OF Il
ley which was crushed by log
some time ago. He weighed nearly
800 pounds.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-06-05

Splendid Tnaonl and IaHs hing
mortal Services


Splendid lanoal and EaHsaing
mortal Services
Promptly at O'clock p. ID. The
column was formed at the Court
House. consisting Of the American
Mechanics the children, and tbe
g. A. r. Headed by the drum
corps. which was organized fer the
occasion, marched north on Main
street 10 Ninth aud east on Ninth
to the old eemetery, where memorial
sorviees were held by the g. A. RI
after which Row Gorrell led
prayer, aud the graves Of the
diers, sixteen in number, were
Grated by the sixteen compa
children, under the manage
Mrs G. W. II. Hooa
Ire formed and marched
street 10 the Court
the seFefcesss..sEsEe 90
first thing on the -
selection by tho Z!
which was well reu
followed an address BY Hon. 81.
Howard, in which he eloquenny
spoke of the patriotism of Young
America. The next on the program
was solo, "Abide With Ne, D
Miss Margaret Simpson, an5
rendered in her usual captiva
manner, and was highly COTS
mented. The audience nextlistened
to an address by w. Il. Howard
Esq, on the patriotism and love 8
country of the American Mechanics
which was enthusiastically received
Next followed solo, "Batt's
Prayer, BY Miss Josie Hess. Tbia
was Miss Josie's second appearance
before a Point Pleasant audicnco.
and her sweet voice charmed hsr
listeners and surprised her mos
intimate friends.
Hon. Il r. Howard them
half ofthe G. a, r. tondercd
OF thanks to Mrs. Hooif for ne
aud management OF the chi
They were exceedingly well Ii
and Mrs. Hooff deserves
credit for their successful
At the close OF the services The chil-
dren re formed in the Court House
park. and were each presented with
a present By the committee for
their obedience and attention,
which they broke ranks AMI
persed t their homes with
hearts fall of love for their coi
and its stars and stripes
A ce@mittoc waa eeat -.,t
morning By the G. A. r. po
decorate the graves Of Col. and al.
Hall, and the other soldiers buried
in the Hall graveyard about six
miles from town.
The Charles Morrow Post
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-06-05

The Ohio and PennsyIvania min
crs now want ihe West virginia
miners To ioin them in general
strike. We did not observe that
'he Ohio and Pennsylvania fellows
joined The Kanawha and New River
'inen when they were in trouble
What was sauce for the goose then
ought TO be sauce for the gander
now Mail.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-06-05
Dealh of -. 80. 49,.

We take The following death us..
tice from the Charleston 6uzst.e.
Thursday. The deceased was
daughter Of Perry Kerwool and
also sister to Mrs. Chas Bright. 81
Brighton. Sic was ,ggll 3Iuo5
here, aud her friends viii be efier-
ed to read the announcement Il der
death:
"Mrs Jas. Ward died suddenlv.
yesterday. about j. ~, 81 b
homc, coruer Brown and tsiendeh
nin streets, ol consumption ST
was sitting down. se8iae. who
suddenly weakness ogercame 81
and IN short time sne was detd
The deceased leaves ltHsband ii.,
one chiid. She WIS very hieiiv
thought Of aud bad MARY ificad@
Fhe isnerai t=isi oeeur Erf8ar 404
IN. from the Siale Stfoet 81
Church
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-06-05
Friendships Flowers.


Friendships Flowers.
Better Is a dinner of herbs where love Is,
than n stalled OK and hatred therewith.''-
PROV. XIV, Ia.
DO not keep the alabaster boxes
of your love and tenderness scaled
up until your friends are dead. Fill
their lives with sweetness. Speak
approving. cheering words while
their ears can hear them, and while
their hearts can be thrilled and
made happier by them; the kind
things which you mean to say when
they are gone, say bef re they 60
The flowers you mean to send for
their cofiins. send to brighten and
sweeten their homes before they
leave them. Ifny friends bave ala.
bastcr boxes laid away, full OF fra.
grant perfumes OF sympathy aud az
fection, which they Intend to break
over my dead body, would rather
they would bring them out in my
weary and troubled hours, aud open
them, that may .he refreshed aud
cheered by them while need thom,
[ would rather have plain coffin
without llower, funeral without
eulogy, than a life without the
sweetness OF love aqd sympathy.
Let us learn TO aooiot our friends
beforehand for their burial. Post
hnrdena5 s,;n:, T5o.r,.,Feg ~
Fl aos, ~ - h,,,,.,...,,,
- ~ ~ y : = =
Andrew Carnegie has long been
losing iayor with the professional
protectionists They some time
ago began to regard him as the
hev. SlggIns regarded tic elder
Mr.. W eller when the latter gentle
man ventured to express his opinion
tnat the lniant negroesoi the Wes'
aEa. :. 80 , iYss. lst, : : = ~
2 .;on nhi,.h ;adi..ata ~ ~.
cons;dars nro,ea,ioa bami-.
sadatc,hi. 80 -
a,aod - - -
tariF lin "a na,s.at; g.
go ,T.a,,oaad - -.
ion ho bas oa,nalI,. ;,1,.oaeo., - = -.
,--.o, -' - sa.,' ''1' ''''' '''''
p,.,.oe.I IN
~ : =, 'A 10y p"Pe.
noS IAN 20 o0 impressed WIN 'ne
slsa' NUMBER % su'o'Ies 'na' Occur
eIs %seA ~ 'uo Oui.ep '''ales
lae. L,oe e.. - .',S sse,is '"a. ,. @'.u'n loe
- '''e'''',
=. 9u'elu"' p'".'" "l' 0ioAe" ou'
- - @ -, ~, 80. - - 80 -,
the weary struggle with adversity,
have put an end to it by swapping
the cord of existence.
Cant Iobn Ra6,o of lyest roI
nmbi, wbilo re,oiri,o co.I 4,a,
at sniImsn vestcr,Iav ,oorni.a -
attamntino to IN ,eavn 80 ..
,imber - bolI, bnrti,; S.a,, -,
- had - -. ,.,,....,..I =, ~: -,
..,.;9 - - -
- t+a alf% - gAA- ~ Il
to bis home. lie Is now confined to
his bed.
A RandoIph county inrv las de.
c;5aa ,ba+ !. loadto.J - t.o,l
resno,sii.I. 10, no ,ossa.z zs.,'.,...,,,',.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-06-05

w. IL. Harvey, the author OF
"Coin's Financial School" has ac-
cepted the challenge to meet Hon.
Roswell &. IIorr, of New York, in
debate. The question TO be argued
is whether or not the cardinal facts
stated in Mr.. Harvey's book are
true The time aud place of the
debate, have not, as yet, been sc
lecIed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-06-05
WnI Test the Law.

The American Tobacco Co, one
of the big trusts Of the country.
which controls the cigarette trade.
will test the cigarette law passed by
the last legislature, which is now in
effect. Proceedings looking to this
end will be instituted at Martins.
burg, and hot fight is expected
1t is not stated on what grounds the
suit will be Instituted.
About Correct.
The Lincoln Citizen, in comment
ing on the gambling laws C?) of our
State says:
We read up on that matter a
year ago, and came to this conclu
sion: the legislators who fixed up
that law wanted to gamble, occas
ionally, themselves.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-06-05

The Charles Morrow Post
Z. OF Henderson, also held impfS
i've Memorial Services yeslads
AID decorated with flowers
graves of soldiers, in seven d
ent burying grounds on that sidfl
the river.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-06-05

The R G. Dunn Bulletin, just
issued, contains the following: "It
wheat has been so greatly Injured
by the SHOWS and irosts in May
that the sudden rise of twelve cents
in two weeks is justified, the calami
ty will affect all business prospects.
The markets do not believe it, for
stocks do not collapse, iron, leather
and hides still rise, and no holders
Of wheat would sell ut so cents, a
lower prico than had been known
at this season for thirty years prior
to 1893, if current reports were
credited. Some injury has undonbt-
edly been sustained, but our own
dispatches do not show that it is
really serious. The temper is TO
buy, regardless of visible require
ments, in the faith that prices are
sure to rise.
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$3.50 10 Insure.
MILLER, 2;sl 10y SfcC1ray's Ham
4, sire OF Alabama, :l5, F4ircst,

DR. MILLER, 2:3I 10y 9fcC'1r,iy's Hanl,ie-
tonian, size Of Alabama, :l5, L Arrest, 2:is.
zine Points 25l9, I.o- 2:i:, McEwen, 2:ISI 4,
2=ls45, ,Sannie Ward 2-lGand l5 OF heFs with re-
cords 30 and better Dam by Tom Hal, Jr.
sire OF AnacoSra, 2-l4if. Bob Taylor. 2:iSit (.
s.rUwn Hal, 2:i2i :, Eima- 2:iSi s, Glide, 2:is4
ltal P5inter-2-3i g. ohm LAS. TrfS5e >: 49,
Little Brown jug, 2:ilat. and muny Others
with records better tiiin z.au.
Dr. Miller, 2-2i- Nvs.S fo4lud IN 1889. Is a beau
ttrul Chestnut ~ hands high weighs / $40
pounds, can pace amy good track in 2:l1, and
can show z:-D clip troftiug.
For further Information address - NI-EI.
SOMERNILLF. Owner. Magic. " VA
or VI. W IsAEi}S IlN, Trainer.
This IS TO certify that ] saw Or. 6 i. Got
ner's horse pr Miller 20 - mile, over tie
Aurfresboro, euu-- half-Iuile track in 2:i3;
last half-Inile ia l=ifi: last quarter in - sec
onds- MONROE MILES.
aiGrfeeSboro, Tenn.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-06-05

Wm. Quinn has compromised with
the G. & O Railroad Co for the
killing OF his little girl, Alsonia, at
10th street crossing a few months
since. The company agree to pay
her heirs the amount OF $500, and
her father has been appointed Az
ministrator under bond of Sl00 =
Huntington Advertiser.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-06-05
Mr.. p w. Craiy. a membar of Il

MIR. II w. Craig, q member OF the
new Board of Education being ag-
grieved at our editorial yesterday,
in regard to the Board probable
action in the selection of teachers,
authorizes US TO say that in the se-
lection of teachers "politics will cut
no figure with him.; that he will
only consider qualification, capa-
bility and character, without regard
as 10 whether the applicant is a
Democrat or 4 Republican He
Says he would depreeate any at
tempt on the part Of the Board Of
Education to run tic schools in the
interest oi any political organiza.
ton
Jefferson Colgrell, boy seven.
teen years old, Was killed BY Jump
ing from freight train sunday
night at The B. & d Z. z. depoi,
II Clarkeburg- His body gas
cauehtin wheel. aud vas dragged
q hundred feet and muiilaied Be
yoad recognition
The PUTNAM Democrat wants Hon.
lsankin Whey nominated 4or Coz
ern0r
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-06-05

Seventy cases OF small pox are re-
ported from Slaunton and one from
Low Moor, and it is said there is
also one at Clifton Forge. but as yet
the disease has not crossed over in.
to West Virginia.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-06-05

A Randolph eouuiy jury has de-
cided hat Il landlord OF a boiel j.
responsible for The losses sustained
by his gnests. AIpLeus Buckley
that s249 was stolen from
him wbiie stopping Al the Yal'es
House at Beverley lie sued lbt
proprietor for that amount aud lbs
Jury derided in bis faror.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-06-05

Capt. John Behan, Of West Col
umbia, while repairing a coal float
at SPilman yesterday morning, 10
attempting to lift u heavy piece Of
timber, so badly hurt his back, that
he had to be conveyed TO bis home
in skiff, and carried from the river
to bis home. He is now confined to
his bed.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-06-05

Hinton is to have genuine park,
with nice gravel walks, arc lights,
fountains, etc The court square is
being shaped up for that purpose
and when flushed will add much
to the beauty of the magic city.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-06-05

State Senator J 81 Eensley, o.
Hartford, vas u town yesterday
lie is largely engaged in leasing OH
territory, and IN response 10 eui
question j there vas prospect Of
any wells being put dDwu, be re
pied that be aud his company were
now ready 10 start three wells, but
declined 10 answer At what poiot il
the county they would cOmmencq-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-06-05

The West Virginia Editorial Asso.
citation viii meet at Clarksburg,
August 9th. Among the attractions
will be an excursion to Camden on
the Ganley and the opening ola new
hotel
The Wheeling Register says The
silver Democrats are seheap monee
eranks,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-06-05

ar. siezys llieRfls3e, of Cbaiie
tor, who has cen i5NTi so
health for se.ae Inc dis
light lie bad iaany fe;.l
irieuss in lhis egaaly nhe
his death.