The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1889-08-21

thing they may want; and farmers
will also find plows, points, hoes
ralsess mattocks, shovels, corn
knives, and every tool they may
want, there; and the house-keeper
viii find that they can supply their
many wants, at Adkins. Don't go
by him, without atleast stopping 10
get his prices.
WANTS 10 BE AaNExED.-The
citizens of Henderson are DESTROYS
of being annexed to tho town of
Point Pleasant, aud will present a
petition 20 our town council praying
to be made a part of this corpora
ton. We hope our council will look
favorably upon the petition, and
will order an election to take this
sprightly little village across the
Kanawha under its protecting wing.
The population is a desirable one.
We are for annexing Henderson.
We call attention to tho change
in the advertisement of Harry
Franks Sons, Clothiers, Gallipolis,
Ohio. The reader will see by ref
erence to it, that they have marked
their goods down low, and that OK
ira low bargains arc offered buyers.
When in Gallipolis don't fail to call
and see them. We assure you good
treatment and fair dealingy if you
trade with them.
Farmers complain heavily of
the low prices of cattle, indeed they
have much to complain of in these
times of low prices, high taxes and
Republican mismanagement-"Pro-
lection to American labor under the
broad shield of American law" is as
sounding brass or tinkling Gym
bal. The RAIDS had as we'll com
mence packing up early, for they
must go.
Some of the finest and fastest
horses in the country will be enter
ed for the races and will contend
for the purses in the running, trot-
ting and pacing races, at the Fair,
next week.
By posters printed at this Office,
we are informed that the executors
of Gideon Brown, deceased, will sell
on August 10Th, 1889, at public auc-
ton, all the personal estate of the
deceased, at his farm in Mercer's
Bottom, upon credit of nine months
for all sums over So. The bills give
a full description of the property to
be sold.
Friedman & Co. desire to say to
the readers of the REGISTER, that
they are now getting ready to bring
on a very largo stock of fall and
winter goods-the largest they have
ever had. They desire to reduce
their present stock to make room
for it, and in order to do so, they
intend to offer extra inducements to
buyers, by offering all goods at a
great reduction from regular prices.
| Now is your chance.
There is no place where you can
enjoy yourself better than you can
at the Fair. Forget your work and
cares for week, and come to the
Fair. Here you will meet your old
friends and neighbors, and can talk
over old times. Come to the Fair
and bring your families with you.
1t will do you good.
The Grand Lodge of Good Tenn
plars of West Virginia, will meet at
Ravenswood, September 4th, Any
information concerning reduced
rates to this meeting, or in regard
to the principles and workings OF
the Order, can be obtained by ad-
dressing j. B. Morgan, Grand Sec
rotary, Gerardstown, West Va.
Don't forget that the Mason
County Fair commences on Tues
day, of next week. Excursion rates
on all railroads and steamboats,
The Governors Guards, the crack
military company of the State, will
encamp on the grounds during the
Fair.
They have just got in big
stock of new box paper, at Van
elders Drug Store, and arc offer
ing it very low. Also, lot of small
blank books, and some larger ones.
A pension has been granted to G.
w. Terrence, of Henderson, of ss
per month. Cbas. W. Phelps, at
torney.