The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-02-06
The Weekly Register
LOCAL MATTERS.

its editor las been 70 keep pace WIN INN
prorressiyecountry and age, and toalway'
make il good representative Of the best
public sentiment and Of the local interests
ofthe town and county. To do this Meth
erlabor nor expense has been spared, moi
will they be spared in the future in refer
cnce to the same end.
Politically it is Thoroughly Democratic,
because Democracy means loyalty to the
government and to the principles which
have made it great and powerful among
the governments OF the world. To the
ptrpetuation Of these principles, and al
that is Honest and improving in politics
tho Register is unalterably devoted. This
is not TO be construed that party leaders
and administrations and measures are moi
criticisable and TO be critacised. Criticism
means of correction and publication
which is as necessary as the earnest advo
racy Of fealty to party, in the exciting con
tests that occur.
The Rfgider intends TO be an lndcpenu
mt us well as party journal, and believes
itself to be the more Independent, because
il is partizan. Earnest alliance with par,
ty means earnest belief. To have no party
or to cling to party with feeble hold, is &c
play fast and loose with truth, and sail on
an unknown Een,
It is our intention to print u better local
and general paper than We did last year
to make the Regster more Of necessity to
It's readers than 1t has ever been before; to
make It so inducing to those who may see
il, that its subscription list may be very
largely increased,
AS an advertising medium the Register is
not surpassed by any county paper in this
State. Its job department is completely
furnished with excellent presses, type and
other material, and these with its tasteful
ind capable printers, viii enable it tokecp
good and increase its widely extended
reputation for turning out superior work.
We are indebted To many friends for
many flvors. Our hearty thanks are due
to them, but while We thank them, it may
not be improper to suggest to thea to con-
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CouXrY CorRr PRocgspiStte Upon the
application OF y. b. Malheney and others,
for the establishment Of Il public road in
Cologne District Land owners ordered
summoned TO appear here on the first day
of the next term to show cause, il any they
cnn, why said road should not be estab'
lislied in conformity with the viewers re-
port heretofore fled.
Upon application OF W. 7, Tucker, and
others, for public road in Union District
ordered that NJ. G. Sayrc, y. Womeldorf
II. Scantling and William Kimbcrlng hr
appointed viewers to view the route OF the
proposed road, commencing at, or near the
residence ri George Wears, and the road
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