The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-10-31
Tn. MAlLs.-We perceive from our

the LIST Of November to BE- discontinued
from daily to a tri-vsekly. The NOV
ers Of this. whoever they may be-, may
perhaps think they have done something
smart 10 thus dspriving the citizens Of the
Kauawha Valley Of . daily communication
with Gallipolis, and more especially with
the Capital, aud just at time too, when
il there ever vas . necessity for q daily
mail it should certainly exist during this
winter, for both branches Of the Lpgisla-
ture will be in session, aud their delibera,
tions will be watched with interest BY oil.
The projectors Of this move have, to use
the mildest term 10 our vocabulary, com
mi,ted grievous wrong upon the bust.
ness portion Of the community. We h,ve
enjoyed daily mail for several years, aud
all who have observed it, workings will
say it has been of iucslculabls benefit to
the merchant, the manufacturer, the pro-
fessional man, aud iu fact to all who live
along the line. 1t isa piece OF madness
and folly to deprive two cities Of the size
and commercial importance Of Charleston
and Galipolis Of daily communication, as
they are inscperably connected in a COM
mcrcial point Of view. A daily mail over
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad from
Huntington to Charleston is of no benefit
to us, and Of not much to Charleston =
We ask the business portion Of Galllpol's
to cooperate with us 10 having the service
re-established. We shall also expect the
hearty cooperation Of Charleston in this
matter. Let those interested get up petit
tons, solicit signers, aud send them at
euce to our Representative in Congress
and let him lay this matter before the Post
Office Department, in its proper light and
the Postmaster @ anersI will not hesitate q
moment in ordering the service re.estao'
lished to daily mail. Va urge it upon
our ucishbors Of GaIipalis to do likewise,
and with strong pull. long pull aud a
pull altogethsr" we can accomplish the de-
sired result.
PnsSluas. We copy the following
from the Charleston Fair Premium List,
to show in what estimation Mason county
stock is held, aud which must be aatterlng
to those who received premiums, which
are as follows:
Best 8 year old aud under I thorough
bred Stallion, "Bcnwood.' &C. q. Miller.
Best Stallion 1 year. old and upwards, Q.
E. Jones. Second best Stallion ! years
old and upwards, Gideon Brown Best
4
thoroughbred Mare 3 years old aud under
4, Heroine" &C, I. Bealc. Second best
thoroughbred Mare 8 years old aud under
l. minnie Moore" Timberlake. Best
thoroughbred Mare 4 years old and over
Ida Oss." W. H Hogg. Second best
thoroughbred Mare, 4 years old and over
Lady Moore G. 7. Be,Is Diploma
for Lady Blanche. " years old and over
James E Clsndinsn Best Sow Mag.
gle" over one year old. Charles h. Jones
The BJara Of Sup:rsiSorsmeet to-day.
"wednesday to count and certify the re-
turns of tho election held last Thursday
We understand that no business will be
transacted at this meeting aside fronl that
connected with the election. The pcEt
meeting Of the Board is on Monday, the
ll,h day Of November, when its old bust
ness will be finished up ready to vacate
and turn over to the new County Court,
when. New things shall have passed away
an d old things become new"
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QulrE LII. Our fellow towusnaa. b.
F Butler, proprietor Of the wharf-boat,
had two severe attacks Of rush Of blood to
the heart, --one Friday night and one on
Saturday night-both Of which came near
being fatal. lie is some better now, and
We trust that We may soon see bis familiar
face again upon the street
Personal We we're glad to meet Dr.
John j. Thompson, Of Putnam county, in
town Monday night, and happy to see him
in such excellent health. Dr.. Thompson
is the Representative in the Legislature
from that county, and is one Of the deep