The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1874-08-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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SPEAKING AT TIE COUEr HOUSE,
On last Saturday afternoon Col. K. V.
WIalty addressed : large assembloge Of
workirg-men at the Court House. He
started cat by resretting that the work
iog.mcn did not have a Legislative ticket
10 the field, and said that it vas zoo
late now to place ticket before the people
with hope Of success, appealed tie the
wotkiug-mer to organize for the protect
ion Of their Interests, and to cast their
votes with that party and for those men
whom they thought would best protect
those interests.
He dwclt at some length on ScustOr 4.
l. foreman, showing him up III his tue
light, and in a scathiug nauncr. exposed
Borcman's dishonesty, vilIsi2y ard cor
ruption, declaring that BY Es. oc:rzscs,
dishonesty ard 7indietl"caess. he hid
killed the Republican party 50 dead that it
could never be resurrectcl again in West
Virginia; stigma!ized the faction left as
ihc Foreman party, boldly asserting that
10 man who csporscd the caasc Of Bore
man could &c elected to The Office Of cons
table anywhere in Tie State; aud that there
is not sinsiscoray in the State tia
could elect Boremsu man to the next
Legislature. The speech was well de!iv-
cred, and taken altogether -z7ss the best
one VIC ever heard Col. Whaley make.
Speeches were also made by Mcssrs G
P. Simpson. John N. Reynolds, and Ed
mund Sehon. Nr. Hall the Radical 10.
dependent candidate vas prcsca: but had
Gcthing to say.
TEMPERANCE MEgrtYG-The Temper
aucc Society met agrceably to adjourn
mcnt at the Oh Presbyterian Church, and
was called to order by R. S. Bickle. The
committee on permanent organization re-
ported as follows: President, Rev S. S
Lane; Vice-Prcsiiea., Dr.. S. G. Shaw;
Secretary, W. I, Hi; Treasurer, John
NJ. Cherry. Reports were received end
adopted Ga motion, q committee was
appointed to wait Ga TIE audience and So
lic;t The names Of those vho would unite
IL corminga Temperance society. Nine
teen persons s;gnifca their wish to unite
IL this movement.
ADDRESSES we're delivered By Rcvs
Crook and Hill. The executive commit
ice vas requested to frame and ofc. at
the ac%:t meeting, a constitution and b..
laws 70: the society. The Society ad-
-lorraed to meet at the call Of the Ezecu-
tive Committee.
Rev W. E. Eli will open his school
on the 1st day of October With an cx'
!?eFlcucc Of four years as a teacher and
The advantages Of collegiate education
he offers bis services to the public. A
few more scholars are needed to CON-
2!eie the number be purposes teach ing
ANY one DESTROYS Of entering the school
will please call at this Office ard leave
;oeir nsmcs. Terms, $50 for a session Of
a'nc months. No extra charges; and no
deduction for absence, except on account
oiprOtracted sickness or by special agree.
@ent. Tuition payable, ouc:third at the
e1a Of each three months Of the session.
% far as practicable the same text books
vii! be used, that have been adopted in
Tue public schools Of this State.
MEDIcAL.-We ere indebted to DR.. j..
u hcP9, Of Wheeling. for copy Of the
proceedings aud Transactions Of the Med.
Z, ,sa' Society Of West Virginia" lela at
@'TsantO#n, III May last. 1t contains
'''F one hundred pages Of closely printed
matter, and is full of interest.
~.
Ecks' Floral Guide for the season, is
VI aand. and full Of interest and instruct.
"a 10 'he fall gardener, representing the
proper kind to plant and care for during
'u' winter, outdoors and in.
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LUIS claimed that in the coming Con-
seasonal race, there will DO no optical
advantages.