The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1895-04-24
Original and Selected.

Ihis town ought to have Il tcie-
phone exchange, by all means.
a good many OF our people are
afflicted with spring fever.
An Encampment Lodge of Odd
Fellows will be Instituted in this
place, soon.
Something near hundred cases
are on the criminal docket to be
tried at this term ofcourt
The Acts of the late Legislature
have been given to the printer for
publication.
Nineteen indictments were made
blythe grand jury at its session last
week.
There will be a fair crop of
peaches in many portions OF this
county.
The small boys are now playing
marbles, and the little girls chasing
hoops.
We are having very cool nights
and mornings for this time of year,
with occasional frosts.
The wheat, farmers tell US, is not
very promising along the Kanawha
valley.
The season for making tree sugar
is about over. That which is made
now is 4roapy"
A few of the citizens on upper
Main street are trimming the trees
that overhang the pavement. Let
all follow the example,
Who is going to operate the street
sprinkler this summer? 1t is about
time it was out.
Colonel Mat Cooper, the we'll
known newspaper man, is to begin
the publication of paper at Bar
louisville in the near future.
Circuit Court, Judge Guthrie,
commenced a special term this
morning. Only criminal cases will
be tried at this term.
If happiness has not her seat and
center in the breast, we may be
wise, or rich or great, but never can
be blest.
A little child of Mrs. Serefena
Menatto, at Lock IL, fell from a
chair yesterday, and severely in
jured its arm.
Mr. H. C. Bailey has fixed up a
nice square in his shoe store, for the
convenience of ladies in trying on
shoes. The space is nicely carpeted.
The pear crop, it is said, will be
the largest ever seen in this county,
and an abundance of apples is pre-
dicted.
The miners difficulty in the Pom
eroy bend does not seem to be fully
settled, as reported, and many of
them are out yet.
A distinguished physician says:
"However the air may be out of
doors. it is always worse in the
house
When we get 70 the end of life,
we shall find that the only things
we have lost are those we tried to
keep.
Go. Campbell has disposed of This
interest in he Blennerhassett Hotel,
Park ersburg, to L R. Tborpton, of
New York, so the Sentinel says.
The Gallipolis Fair will be held
this year July 80 and 81, and Aug
ust l and 2 They are bound to be
ahead of the Point Pleasant Fair.
It's no great part of good man 5
lot to enjoy himself To be good
and to do good are his ends, and
the glory is to be revealed here,
after.
Owing to the scarcity and high
prices of beef cattle, our butchers
are talking of advancing the price
of beef Don't do it. 1t is high
enough, the Lord knows.
S V. Pullins has resigned his of
flee as Mayor OF Henderson, and ac-
cepted position with the Standard
Folding Bed Co &, at Charleston, and
will move his family there.
He was a good one who was able
to get in the back door of saloon
yesterday, and ge: "smiIe"
Mayor Beller's orders were carried
out strictly.
The managers of the Mason Coun-
ty Fair are putting forth efforts
that will make the Fair, next Au-
gust, the best ever held in the
county, and that is saying a good
deal.
When no frost is on the pumpkin
And no folders in the shock,