The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-10-09

~. SOGIfeil Is III hunllnSC COIl,
or siness.
Chipley, of the Charleston
9alfa ISM the city,
Charley Grant, Of Winfield, re-
turned home yesterday.
Geo. E. Faidley, of Arlee, is in
town to day.
Will Graham and wife of Wheel
ing are here Oh visit to relatives.
Hon. Jas. B. Menager, went to
Buffalo yesterday, on legal business.
Hon. E. W. Brown and Capt. "A.
J. McGill, of Ravonswood, are in
town.
John R. Rayburn was up Kama
wha yesterday afternoon, on bust
ness.
Mr.. Chas. C. Miller, with Col. D.
sealey, Charleston, was in town,
yesterday.
Capt. Ed. Burnside left yesterday
afternoon for Campbelrs creek, on
Kanawha.
P. S. Lewis, Esq, and wife, left
yesterday for st. Luke's Home, at
Richmond, Va.
Miss Sallie Mcclellan, of CALI
polls, is the guest of Miss Blanche
Cable, this city.
Mrs. Gilmore moved yesterday,
into the house she recently pur-
chased of Mrs. Spencer.
Thos. A. Moriarty, visiting his
parents since Monday, will return
to Columbus tomorrow.
Prof. a. c. Parsons, OF the Point
Pleasant Business College, left yes
terday for Pomeroy, o., where he
will be for few days.
Hon. Jabez Beard, of South Side,
one of the Republican leaders of
that section, and a mighty nice
gentleman, was in town yesterday.
John R. Lanier, Sr., and Mrs. J.
R. Lanier, widow of the late John
R. Lanier, Jr., who was shot and
killed recently by Thos. Potts, are
in the city.
Col. IL. E. SpiIman, Manager of
the Consumers Coal and Mining
Company, at Spilman, and his chief
clerk, o. A. Roush, Esq, were IN
town, yesterday.
Miss Matte Holloway, of CALI
polls, and Mrs. Eugene Holloway,
of Washington, G. H., Ohio. re-
turned to Gallipolis last evening,
after few days visit to relatives
hero.
The latest information from John
W. Steenbergen, Esq, who was bad
ly cut in the knee few days ago,
is that he is improving rapidly, and
and that there is now no danger of
his knee becoming permanently
stiff from the effects of the wound.
Mr.. T. a. Golfer, of The Globe
Chemical Co., of Cleveland, Ohio,
was in town yesterday, and ap-
pointed Messrs. Bryan g. Young,
the sole Agents for the sale of the
Essex Laundry Soap, made by this
company. 1t is said to be the best
soap on the market.
Frank w. Watts. representing
the United Shirt and Collar Com
pany, of Baltimore, Md, was here
yesterday. Mr.. Watts is one of the
cleverest drummers that makes this
town, and we believe he sells more
than any other man that handles
the same line, in this town.
We are glad to notice that bust
ness is improving rapidly in this
town. The best evidence that this
is true is the fact that our mer-
chants have brought on, and are
bringing on better and larger stocks
of fall goods, than they were ever
known to do before. They antici-
pate a big fall trade, and there is
no reason why they should not have
it, with crops so good with farmers.
a little more advertising push
would add many buyers for their
goods who do not deal in town.
Try it for awhile and see the i'm
provement in your business.
DIR. Guthrie can now boast of hav-
the only brick and fire proof stable
i'm Point Pleasant. he don't pro-
pose to have any incendiary burn
him out again, in the dead hour OF
night. The brick work was done
by Messrs. Bauer & Son, of Pomer-
oy, Ohio, who have been doing a
good deal of brick work in this
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