The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-02-15
ALL POINTS
Around Tie Bend.

II. u. Grimm has situation In q
wire nail mill at Wheeling.
The river CLOSED at Murrayville
Saturday morning, early.
Herman Clarke, Republican, as
pires to the position of high ex-
eoutioner of this county.
According to our dim lights.
there's nothing wrong with this
section as a winter resort.
Our produce men who went
South are returning with their
pockets lined with "filthy lucre."
There is enough heavy ice lodg-
ed along the river shores from head
waters down to jam the stream full
for several days.
The up to date Middleport chem
ical blonde now distinguishes her
self by having her tresses KIondi-
ked.
Cottageville has an organized
brass band which may be of inter
est for some of our Graham Station
friends to know later on.
Undertaken Biggs is pronoun-
ced candidate for Trustee at Pom
eroy. If there, is any thing in put
ting up a stiff argument, Biggs
ought to win.
This is to notify G.. Wash. Wolf,
at Letart, Ohio, that somebody has
swiped few of his bee stands and
destroyed the balance, near Letart,
w. Va.
Everywhere along the shore river
pirates and spike-pole brigades are
organizing and equipping for a
general forage soon as the ice
breaks up.
The oldest Free Mason in Mason
county, no doubt is Levi Miller,
Esq, near Letart. Aged about 80
years, hearty and we'll, He be-
longs to the Pomeroy Lodge,
Many Pomeroy opera going
young men have fad of going
out between the acts and coming
in between the drinks. They say
the orchestra is the cause of it.
Mrs. Thos. Mari, at Hartford
City, since our last writing, has
presented her husband with twins,
both girls. Mother and girls do
ing we'll. We have not heard from
the father yet
Joseph Hurlough killed the
worm in his wheat, in the bin, by a
liberal sprinkling of green penny
royal over it. 1t is said that wheat
kept in dark bin will not be dis
turbed by worm,
Victor Polsley and VIM. Stewart
are taking the Letart Cemetery
that is the head stones, with their
new kodaks, with the hope of
future reward. If they don't get
it in this world they may get it in
the next.
Hartford City has naturally The
most beautiful front of any Of our
river towns, and it is 10 be regretted
that it is allowed to go so unpro.
tected and its beauty thereby
OF secret societies, Mason City
in not behind There are the
L. o. o. f., X. of p, o
U. A. NJ, and G. A r. OF the
G. "A, r. Post, there is also one at
and one at Letart.
A great many of our boys have
in the tin factories ut
Pittsburg and on the wharfs in
that city, and others are employed
in varied industries in towns be-
tween here and there
Enthusiastically, no lying, Pom
eroy is the best and most substan-
tial business town within a gun
shot range of go miles. Laborers
nre in demand there and get good
wages.
A letter from j. Z. Rainey,
formerly from this county, now in
the State of Washington, teaching
school cfoIoo That oop,,oo,, L. bo,.o,,
are getting from $1.25 to S1.5O
per day there, and are scarce at
that.
P. L. Jones, for two years a
stock holder in the w. Va. Hard
ware Co., and residing at Parkers-
burg, has sold out his interest and
returned to the city of his first
love, New Haven, and will go in
the same business there.
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