The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-03-13
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anticipated.
nTho roads are in good condition
for this time of the year.
Success in this world is not a
sure guarantee for the next.
Kalo has made its appearance in
the market.
The motive that is right will
lead to the right.
Rheumatism is an excuse for
many vices, as found by some.
The Gem Saloon, has put an ele-
CANT piano in its billiard room.
Farmers say that wheat is look
ing well and that the fruit is yet
uninjsred.
II times get much harder it will
be difficult for newspaper man to
raise laugh.
Mayor Howard ordered Saturday,
the Midway family sent to the Coun-
ty Infrmary.
1t is right, as well as the duty, of
a public newspaper to expose and
criticise evil wherever it exists.
Good news items on every page
of this paper. You must read it all
over to get it all.
Many of the town boys know
every steamboat and railroad en-
CINE, by their whistles.
Counterfeit silver half dollars are
in circulation. Keep lookout for
them.
If this sort of weather continues
much longer we shall all certainly
grow web footed.
Some men espouso good cause
from impure motives and thereby
injure the cause they espouse.
The sportsmen are having a fine
time after wild ducks along the
river, of which there are many now.
When a man discovers that there
are triplets in his family, he may feel
lacking in sense but not in census.
The Point Pleasant X. of p
Lodge is growing rapidly. We are
informed that several new members
were initiated at late meeting
The old Opera House is being
rapidly transformed into business
rooms. Jas. L. Neighbors is doing
the work.
Probably the oldest inhabitant
never saw the streets of this town
SO muddy as they are now. 1t may
be that there is no remedy for it.
A. r. Shaw, Mail Agent, informs
us that there is strong talk of ex-
tending the Columbus and Charles
ton mail route to Kanawha Falls.
There is a young man in the city
that is nice to his parents. The
only reason is that he is too bashful
to go with the girls.
We will be wanting some of the
ice around here about the Fourth of
July, and then it will cost us so
cents or more 4 hundred.
Never loaf around where other
people are at work. They may pre-
tend to have no objection but they
have all the same.
It's we'll to bear IN mind that the
town election takes place next Sat
urday. Vote for the best men, and
you will have done your duty.
The rumor that the X. & NJ. car
shops will be moved to Middleport
is false. Appearances are still very
favorable for Point Pleasant.
Point Pleasant will be right in
the front in the spring, if all the
contemplated improvements are
carried out. We hope it is not all
talk
The Middleport people are put
ting forth their best efforts to have
the K. & M. shops located in their
town. What are our people doing
toward getting them located here?
The way some of the candidates
are throwing filth at each other;
shows that each is the possessor OF
filth, and neither will be made the
cleaner thereby.
Capt. Ish told us yesterday that
it was his intention to build this
season a substantial brick house, in
the place of the one recently burned
down.
jim Van Bostic, the mail carrier,
says that Grafery Petty, is the best
and most faithful assistant he ever
had since he has been carrying the
mails.
/ The man that will mot stand rich