The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-05-08

ting az night around the old gentle
mans store, under our Office, and
while gathered here engage in call
ing the old man names, pound upon
the windows and slam the door
This is wrong boys, and a violation
of law, andif you do not dcsist may
lead you into serious difficulty. A
boy or young man who has any re-
gard for his good name ought to be
ashamed to engage in such reprehen.
sible conduct. And if these boys
still persist in worrying this old
gentleman, We hope our vigilant
town Sergeant will take them in
charge and introduce them to the
Mayor.
GRAND ExcURsIoNs.-We call at.
tention to the advertisement Of the
Cincinnati, Portsmouth, Big Sandy
and Pomeroy Packet Company" in
this paper. This Company offers to
take all who want to attend the Gin
cinnati Musical Festival at $3.50 for
the round trip, the tickets being
good on any Of the Company's steam
ers. This is rare opportunity for
those who desire to visit Cincinnati
ut a small outlay.
FARM ENGIYEs.-James L. Glen
denim, ESQ, of West Columbia, this
county, advertises that he is the sole
Agent for the sale of the celebrated
selfpropelling Farm Engines, man
ufactured at Mt. Vernon, Ohio, by
Cooper & Co., and also Agent for the
Aultman & Taylor Thresllers and
Horse Powers. Read the advertise.
ment.
-A-
The Saloon keepers are now hap
py. Judge Smiths "supersedeas"
didn't pan out worth u cent. The
Supreme Court unanimously grant
ed the writ of prohibition. Next
June this case will he argued in the
Supreme Court Of Appeals, when
Judge Smith will find TO his chagrin
that he had no more jurisdiction in
this license matter than u wooden
man. At least that is the opinion of
all well informed lawyers. 1t is
about time to stop this fanatical and
foolish interference with a business
recognized and legalized by the laws
of our State, and which is guarded
by the seveseSt bonds and penalties
A miner named w. Terrell, was
killed ut Raymond City, Putnam
county, last Wedr esday, in mine,
by heavy shaft falling upon him,
which broke his neck.
Twenty-Five mixed visiting cards,
no two alike, with name, printed at
this office, for ten cents. Fine gilt
or embossed cards from SO cents to
s150 per pack Of 80. Send your or
dcrs to this office.
PERsoNALs.-On Saturday after
noon last, we had the pleasure of
meeting in our city, that prince of
good fellows, Robert Rausenbcrger,
Esq, General Agent for c. Sandhe.
ger, wholesale dealer and importer of
wines and liquors, Cincinnati. Mr..
r. is so well known to the business
men in this part of the State that it
is unnecessary for us to say anything
in commentator Of him,
Col. Vance is now at his home in
Gallipolis, and we are happy to an
nouncc that he is recovering.
DR.. P. II. Clarke, of Middleport,
has been elected by the Board Of Di'
rectors, Superintendent of the In
sane Asylum at Athens, Ohio.
The two young men who left this
place some four weeks ago for the
West, have returned, They saythat
West Virginia is good enough for
them.
Mr.. Clare Dashncr who has been
living in Missouri for the past year
or so, is now ut his home in this
place.
D. W. Polsley, Esq, has gone to
Charleston, and j. w, c. Armstrong,
to st. Adams.
Mrs. Josephine Hess, of Pomeroy,
Ohio, is visiting her father, Capt.
Holm in this Mace.