The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1872-09-26

our paper, ana y democrats Will 90 tnelr
duty 10 this matter we could soon have
that number. There are many men who
would take Tue paper il they we're only
spoken 10 Our duties in the Office con.
6ue US so closely that We are unable to
canvass for the paper, and, therefore, ask
our friends to do SO for Us. See who Gao
send 10 the largest number Of names
Next week We will make some improve.
ment in the paper. and will make still fur.
ther improvement, as our patronage will
permit. To enlarge our paper to the size
we have 10 view will cost about $780,
As soon as We receive four hundred new
subscribers. We will make the enlargement
A Coon WORD EoR LOCAL PAPERS =
The New York Times says you might
nearly as well forget your churches, your
academies aud school houses, as to forget
your local paper. 1t speaks to ten times
the audience that your local minister does
1t is read eagerly each week from begin.
| -
ming to end. l, reaches you all, aud tit
has lower spirit and less wisdom than q
sermon, it has q thousand times better
chance at you. Laying, as it does, on
every table, in almost every house, you
owe it to yourself to rally literally to its
support, aud exact from it as able high
toned character as you do from any edu
Gator in your midst. Its in no sense be-
meath notice aud carc-unless yourself are
beneath notice and care-for it isyour rep.
reseutative. Indeed, in its character, it is
the summation Of the importance, interests
and welfare of you all. 1t is the aggre.
gate Of yoar own consequence, and you
cannot ignore it without miserably deprecia.
ting yourselves.
Ar Hoxs IT. l.. Waggeuer, Esq,
son of Col. Chas B Wuggcner, is at
home on a visit to his friends Mr.. W.
has been residing at Princeton, Kentucky,
for the past several years. We welcome
him back and trust that bis stay among
bis former friends, scboomates aud asso.
ciates may be pleasant one. ~
FRUr CRop. The farmers tell US that
the crop Of apples this year, will be UNI
! sually large. which is a matter for rejoic-
ing, Apples euter largely into the living
of every household Peaches are not SO
plentiful, and are rather inferior 10 quail.
ty, but command a large price.
The latest style of hat on the street is
decidedly an improvement on the Dolly
Warden Il looks like straw wash-basin
, with the sides rue through futing ma
chine, while the ivy clings to the mold.
ering wall' ever the wearers left ear. A
bit Of pink silk lining under the brim
throws a pclecate blush over the nose Of
the wearer below.
MARRIED On the 18th September,
1872, 10 Fayette county, Kentucky. at
the residence Of the brides iather-l. Q.
Van Matre, Rsq by Rev Wm. Din
wiadie, Mr.. John W Steerbergen, of Ma.
sou county, West Virginia, to Miss sallle
| Il Van Matre.
Persons 10 our town aud county who
have property for sale would do well to
advertise the same in our paper. LetPeo.
pie know that you have property for sale.
Advertise if you want TO sell to an advau.
,age.
DVsy.-It has been so loug since any
rain has fallen 10 this place, our streets
have become quite dusty. Every little
breeze rolls up great clouds Of dust dod'
ing its way into the eyes aud ears Of Pc
! destrians.
We direct especial attention to the ad'
yer,isement of Mr.. A P. Deem, offering
at public auction the Kline House furul'
turc.
Quite large number of our citizens
took their departure Monday night on the
steamer Erchange for the Queen City OF
the West" to attend the Exposition.
TuAsKs.-Messrs. Asa Musgrave' Jr'
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