The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-06-07

ana concluded 10 start the market by
an offer of 80 cents. Wool growers
can lose nothing by refusing that
price.
AT GAINESVILLE the Enterprise
quotes wool at 30 to 50.
The Cadiz Sentinel of last week
says that the pick ola lot oflast years
Harrison county wool was sold in
Pittsburgh this month for As cents.
The Cadiz Republican thinks that
the average Harrison county wool
will bring forty cents, and that it is
a good year to wait awhile to see
what the price is going to be- Regis
ter.
PERsoSALs.-our young friend T.
F. Stuart, has gone to Greenbrier on
u visit to his parents.
Capt. Miles of the Tom. Hackney,
is in town.
Judge Moore will leave for Wheel
ing this week, to attend the Court of
Appeals which commenced its sess-
ion in that city on the 9th inst, and
of which he is a member.
We were pleased to meet in our
sanctum Monday, Mr., Thomas H.
Charles, of New Orleans, who is visi-
ting his sister, Mrs. Calvin NJ. Moore,
MERGERS Bottom.
Last year there was a very percep-
tible falling off in the ladies depart
ment of the Fair. We call their: at
tention to this fact with the hope
that each one who reads this paper,
will resolve to make some article to
be exhibited in the Floral Hail.
Without the assistance of the ladies
the Fair must fail. Fill upthe Hall
with your handi-work.
Our market reports can be relied
upon as being reliable and correct,
and goods can be bought in this place
at the prices quoted each week, and
produce will command just what we
say it will, We advise people before
of their produce to visit
the different establishments in town.
AppREcIATED.-A letter from an
out of town rcadcrof the Register says:
81 appreciate the Register highly
II is conducted upon such just and
equitablcprinciplcs osmustcommcnd
it to every honest mans judgment.
Its contents have found to be of Il
chastc and pure order. 1t will be a
welcome visitor here" Thanks.
The enterprising newspaper pub
Usher generally spends most of the
earnings Of hispapcrin improving it.
So that its value and interest to the
reader depends in a great measure
upon the liberality Of its patrons
.Ne,olon Safeguard.
TnAxEs,-Thc proprietor of the
Kline House, Mr., B. +. Butler, and
his cstimable lady, has our best bow
for the delicious ice-crcam, straw
berries and cake sent to this office
Thursday. May the proprietor and
his wife live long to serve up like
good dishes for their guests.
The turn ont of Forcstcrs ut Mason
City on the 10th inst, will be large
and imposing. Court Point Pleasant
No.5, and Court Eureka, Of Leon, will
be present, in full dress. George P.
Simpson, Esq, has been selected to
deliver the address of "Welcome,"
and DR.. S. L. Lane is to be the orator
of the day.
If you are going to paint use Mill
or Bros. Chemical Paints for sale at
the Point Pleasant Drug Store, Stortz's
building. 1t is much cheaper and
more durable than the ordinary
paints.
A mean attack was made upon the
County Court in the last Monitor-
The RAIDS strive hard to make polit-
ical capital out of this Court, but
they offer nothing better or cheaper,
in its stead.
The spire to the old Presbyterian
Church is now about completed. On
the extreme point of the spire is a
fish. We are at a loss to know what
this represents. Will the Doctor ex-
plain?