The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1878-03-06

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ers, will look over it.
Read Prof. Kcnny's advertisement
of Select School to begin in this place
in April. Mr.. Kenny is well known
to be one of the most thorough teach
ers in the State, and all who contem-
plate attending his School should
make it known at once.
The Huntington Adrertiser, in
speaking of Marshal College says:
If the catalogue we're issued now,
it would show an enrolment of be-
tween l15 and 100. By the end of
the year the number will probably
increase to 1856.
We have received communica.
ton suggesting worthy gentleman
for an important office, but the con-
ditions upon which we publish such
communications were not complied
with, and therefore VIC decline to
print it in our paper. We think it
strange that one who claims to be a
subscriber" to the Register, would send
us a communication Of this nature,
expecting its publication, when we
have so often stated that articles in
tended to puff man into office,
must be paid for the money always
accompanying the article.
Mr. Eai5or
By your kind permission we desire
to express our hearty thanks through
your columns, for the splendid cake
presented us by the excellent steam
cr Salt Valley; it being perfect mod
cl of taste and beauty. We wish her
as charitable patronage by the trav-
cling public as she has shown toward
us, assured such being the case, she
will meet with merited success. AL.
so to all who in any way aided us at
our Thursday night Supper.
LADIES NJ. E. CHURCH.
We call attention to the advertise
ment of Henry, Maslin & Co., Balti-
more, Md. There has been a change
in the firm recently, Mr.. G. H. Har-
per, of Romney, this State, having
become full partner, Mr.. II. is
we'll known to our merchants as
a straightforward business man, and
now that a West Virginian is in the
firm, we hope our dealers will
extend to this House their favors
when ordering notions, hosiery and
white goods.
We clip the following from the
Potneroy Telegraph oflast Wednesday.
1t is as applicable to our people as to
any other people:
"The farmers on and along the
line of the proposed railroad, without
the investment Of Il dollar of money,
can do their full part toward securing
the prize. They have an abundance
of the best oak timber, the very ma
terial wanted for ties. Let them
come down with their subscriptions,
on condition that they shall be pay
able in ties, at prevailing prices else
where in the State, and II very inn
portant and expensive item in the
of the road will have
been provided for"
PEnsoXALs.-ilon. Thos. B. Kline
and wife, of Huntington, are visiting
relatives in this place.
+. A. Guthrie, Esq, has gone to Ar
kansas on business connected with
his profession.
Mr.. G. II. Harper, of the firm of
Henry, Maslin d Co., Baltimore, and
Mr.. L. b. Sheets, Of the firm Of James
Getty & Sons, same city, visited our
Office Thursday last. They are both
West Virginia boys,
We were glad to meet in our Office
Monday DR., b. H. Harrison, who was
lust from Columbus, Ohio, where he
had completed his medical course
DR.. II. will settle at Cottagevillc, W.
Va. We wish him success in his
profession.
Misses Emma and Mamie Timms,
Of Buffalo, and Miss Blanche Cadot'
Gallipolis, are visiting relatives in
this place.
Hon. p. c. Eastman, who has boon
in the South for some months past
homo on Tuesday evening,
looking much better from his Trip