The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1899-03-08
Ar6iind the Bond.

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schools.
VIM. Rand, of Lyndon, Kan, is
about here visiting the scenes of
his boyhood.
The street cleaning bureau of
Pomeroy, seem to have given their
work over to the turkey buzzards.
Alexander MoDermit is seriously
ill at his homo near Flat Rock and
John Lyons is quite sick at his
home back of Letart.
Adam Young, of Mason City, is
deserving of the sympathy of
everyone, he and his entire family
have been sick this winter.
Dan Rhoades, the Cottageville
miller, paid Joe Roush 75 cents
for his wheat; the highest price
paid recently.
Rev. Weekly, M. e. Church, is
holding successful series of meet
ings at Apple Grove, Ohio, as is
also the M. e. Minister at Mill
wood.
The Probst furniture factory at
Pomeroy is looking out for new
location, Maybe Point Pleasant
would like to have it, they haven't
had one lately.
Racine has woman barber.
Women BARRIERS are not likely to
become popular with mon however.
They will probably not forget the
scrape Sampson got into about his
hair out
Pomeroy authorities have sue.
ceeded in running all the slot ma
chimes out of the city, and are now
after Steinbauer, who has peanut
roaster on the street, presumably
for running shell game.
A Farmers Institute similar to
that in Meigs county, Ohio, which
was organized with head quarters
at Mason City, ought to be instru-
mental of great good; only needs
some ono to take the initiative.
Bill Caldwell, the drummer, is
just out again after severe attack
of grip. He is wearing twenty
seven yards of flannel wrapped
about him and seven different
pairs of panties, as preventative
of n renewed attack his word for it.
VIM. Stewart, the o. r. II. tele-
graph operator and agent at Letart,
has gone to his home in Parkers-
burg and elsewhere, on an extended
visit to friends and relatives. Will
lam is about the most efficient agent
ever had at this place. BY his ur-
banity and strict attention TO dnty
he won the Osteom of all and ull
hope for his early return. Whore.
ever ho goes, may his shadow hl-
ways stand perpendicular with tile
rays of the sun.
If anybody would be more bon
Gifted than another in tho wiping
out of this old saddle bags system
of collecting taxes and tho enact
ment of tho treasury system, it
would certainly be the citizens of
tho various county seats, and thoy
ought to look so upon it. 1t would
be manifestly to the interest OF
business mon there located and the
interest of every body generally.
We have found some of these coun.
ty seat business men opposing it.
A Mason City man was arguing
on the cornor by Gress'
last night in favor of public schools
holding on Saturday. Ho said that
not TO have school on SATURDAYS
encouraged Incidence on that day,
and that as the children now look
forward to Saturday as day for
doing nothing but loafing, so when
they grow up to manhood, the great
majority of people look forward to
Saturday as day for doing moth.
ing. We don't know whether the
man had gone to school on Satur.
day or not, but the talked like man
who had missed the other five.
The Humane Society may find
something to doifit will look about
some of the coal banks, that employ
mules. ITEMIzER.
New Version.
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