The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1896-03-18

cry. 1t is better to curtail the
IluxuBies of the stomach, and body,
and the pride of the eye, than to
be using goods that really belong
to the merchant until they are
paid for. At least half the misery
of the American people is caused
by the lack of economy, "Out of
debt is out of danger and no credi-
tors to pay"
We are thankful to Mr.. @. w.
Maupin for a sack of High Grade"
flour left at our home yesterday.
This -four was made at his South
Side Roller Mills, and is equal to
any flour made in the Great Kama
wha Valley. This mill since ithas
been built is having all it can do,
and is great convenience to the
farmers in that section of the
country.
A daily newspaper is always
printed in rush. There is always
something in it that should have
been left out, and something left
out that should have been put in.
1t is sometimes too quick to act,
but with all it's results and short
comings there is more education
in bright newspaper than in a
novel. You will find the brightest
boy on practical, sensible, every
day questions is the boy who reads
the newspapers.
One horrible possibility of the
Roentgen photography is that sen
sational newspapers may take pic
lures of peoples skeletons and then
offer premiums to those who guess
whose frames they are. The study
of anatomy may yet become too
scrutinizing to be comfortable.
NJ. Andree, of Stockholm, who
will attempt to reach the North
pole by balloon, is having his
balloon built in Paris. 1t is to be
finished on May IL, when it will
be transported to Gothenburg, and
then to small island in the
Spitzenbergen group, whence the
expedition will start.
That heap of ashes still fingers
lovingly i'll the lap of the North
east corner of the county park,
awaiting the attention of some one
who delights in cleanliness and
appropriate surroundings. 1t
would be valuable as garden ap-
plication or filler for lower Wand
street.
A trip up the Valley yesterday
revealed the fact that farmers we're
busy everywhere along the river
putting their land in shape for
spring crops; houses being put in
good repair and painted, fences
repaired and general cleaning up
going on. This great valley will
soon blossom as the rose"
The fierce and terrible Spaniards
who are talking of making a de-.
monistration against the United
States would do we'll to just keep
on talking about it, although even
that is not the wisest thing for
them to do. Talk is sometimes a
dangerous Indulgence.
1t develops since the burning of
the Court House at Wayne, this
State, that the building was not in
sured, and that county will lose the
entire amount. 1t was new struc-
ture and the loss will be about
$4,000
g. G. Lewis, who was injured
some time back by car running
over him on the Kelley's Greek
railroad, has so far recovered as to
be able to be out.-Charleston
Gazette.
Now that the Wayne Court
House has been practically destroy
ed. it is highly probable that there
will be fight inaugurated by the
people of Ceredo for the county
seat.
This Office has just been fitted
out with new job type and we will
make specially of doing good
job printing on the shortest notice.
Give us trial order. Prices the
lnrrnst