The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1877-06-21
An EnIoyabIc Trip.

"A seiect party Vi eAcuIslVu4sts ie'
Gently embarked on the steamer Vir-
gle Lee for the Queen City, all on ac-
count Of the urbanity of the Captain
and other officers had a good time,
The writer of this formed number
of pleasant acquaintances while on
the boat and enjoyed the company Of
friends in the City. Mr.. ]. Landy,
photographer 20S W. Fourth St., who
has been awarded many medals and
the motto excelsior supplied your
correspondent with pictures that
were a fac sinilc of himself. Messers
Lykins & Son commissionmerchants
No. II Water Street were called upon
and received kindly. Mr., II. w,
Evers 81 Sycamore Street, was visit
ed and his kind words and pleasant
smiles was proof positive that he
was friend; many herfriends were
called upon and an ENJOYABLE time
was the lot Of your correspondent.
OK The Wing.
The following speaks foritself:
WHEREAS. Owing to the generosity
and kindness of Capt. Reynolds, we
have been enabled to make the
round trip to Cincinnatia and return
as excursionists on his elegant boat
the "Virgie Lee" and have enjoyed
ourselves in such a manner as only
excursionists fully determined to en-
! joy themselves can, and
WHEREAS: The kindness, courtesy,
gentlemanly department and urban
ity Of manner of Capt, Reynolds,
Major Stratton, Gus. Norvell, and
Gen. Tom. Reynolds, and the other
employees of the boat conduced great
ly to our pleasure, therefore be it,
Resolred, That we take great pleas.
ure in recommending the Steamer
"Virgie Lee" to the trayoling public
along the Kanawha and Ohio rivers,
as being comfortablein every respect,
Differed with an experienced and
etiicientcrew from Captain to Mate,
and whose whole ambition is to
make the travelling public feel per
fectly at home,
RcsOicad, That our special thanks
are due to Capt. Reynolds, Major
Stratton and Gen. Tom, Reynolds,
for their uniform kindness to us dur
ing the trip, May they glide along
on the Voyage of Life as smoothly
as their beautiful boat glides along
the placid Kanawha and Ohio, and at
last anchor as safely and securely at
Old Masters wharf boat as they have
landed us at our respective homes.
Reaolred, That we will make it n
special duty, as well as n pleasure, to
recommend the gentlemanly Captain
of the Virgie Lee to all the unmar-
ried ladies residing between Charles
ton and Cincinnati, knowing that
the lady who secures him will be
made happy for life. AS for GeN.
Tom-he's perfect heart smasher.
Reao'rm, That Geo. Angel, the Of.
iicicut Steward, who catered to our
rants. ia such liberal and elegant
manner, needs no comments at our
hands-in fact, he is an angel indis.
guise till you become acquainted
with him, and then he's big Cas-
sino."
Rcsoiced, That the Cincinnati,
Charleston, Gallipolis and Point
Pleasant papers be requested to pub
| lish these resolutions.
e. ii. EAsLEY, Chm'n
w. P. BUELL., Sec'y,
June 10Th 1877.
To THE ExcURsIoNIsT AND PAssEN.
GERS, BOTH WAY AND THROUGH.
Ladies and Gentlemen: We can
only offer thanks in our own weak
way for your compliments to the
Virgie Lee and her officers. We feel
however that some response from us
is certainly necessary on this occa-
sion. We assure you, we certainly
do appreciate your very great kind
ness both in the past, and on this
trip, and will ever remember, all on
board as being among our very best
friends, and we would say further
that although the prayers of the un-
righteous availeth but little we give
them freely, for the future success of
our friends, your families and your
own noble selves.
Very Respectfully,
Steamer Virgie Ice,