The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1881-04-06

going people;
"Be on time. No one has right
to disturb congregation or preach
er by being tardy.
"Neyer look around to see who is
coming in when the door opens. 1t
diyerts your own and others atten-
ton from the exercises, and is dis
courteous.
@Neyer talk or whisper in church,
especially after the services are open
ed.
"Confotm, ifpossible in conscience
to the usages of the Church in which
you worship-kneel, stand, bow, &C.
cordingly.
"Neyer manifest your disapproba-
ton of what is being said, by I'M
pleasant sounds or signs, or by hast.
lily leaving.
"Do not put on your ovsrcoat or
adjust your wrappings until after the
benediction.
mo gentleman ever defles a place
of worship with tobacco.
"Never be one Of staring crowd
about the door or in the vestibule, be-
fore or after service.
"Do nothing out of keeping with
the time, place and purpose Of a re.
| ligious assembly. y 7onlinson's Han.
ldy Book. .
FrRE.-Welearn from the Radical
that the dwelling of VIM. Hopkins,
four miles above New Haven, was de-
stroyed by fire on Monday morning
the 28th ult. 1t was fine new
frame, built but few years ago
Had it not been for the gentlemanly
managers Of the Steamer Luella,
which was passing, the entire con-
tents would have been destroyed, but
through the valuable efforts of the
crew and passengers the most of his
furniture was saved. Loss about
$1,000, partly insured.
By all means advertise. Change
often, and when your business ad.
mils of it make different features of
it prominent in their turn-to-day
one thing, tomorrow or next week
another-and then something else.
Let your advertisements have some
thing Of the dash in them, without
great exaggeration. Hundreds Of
fortunes have been made by adver-
Using, and yet as an art is but i'm
perfectly understood Yonker's Ga
zettc.
The young girls of this town are
organizing club to refuse to walk
home from church with young men
who don't walk to church with them.
The name OF the club will be "Sour
Grapes. "-&ephcrdstOron Register.
A good idea, Suppose the girls Of
this town do the same thing, and go
one step farther, and refuse to walk
with young men who visit drinking
saloons. 1t would no doubt save
many young man from drunkards
grave.
The now law makes it the duty Of
the Board Of Education of each Dist.
riot to give at least three weeks no.
tice Of the school election, by posting
notices at each place of voting in
each district, "and at such other
places as they may deem necessary"
On receipt Of an order for S1.0O from
any Board of Education, we will fur
nish half dozen printed notices in
proper form for that District.
Two viola!ors Of the town ordinan-
ces were up before Mayor Tomlinsoa,
Saturday night. One was fined S. 90
and costs, which he paid; the other
was fned'S200 and costs for drunk
enness, and not having the money to
pay up, was sent to Jail, where he re-
mained until Sunday morning, when
friend went his security for the pay
meat Of the fine, costs and Jail fees.
The now Board of Directors of the
West Virginia Penitentiery, met at
Monndsville last Friday, and organ
lied by the election of the following
officers: President, J. W. Gallaher;
Treasurer, James K. Smith; Clerk,
Frank Brown; Commissary, A. J.
Martin; Physician, DR.. George W.
Bruce.
The question now is, when will
Spring commence. Ever since the
first of April, we, have had snow. 1t
looks now as it did in the middle of
Winter. This time last year good
deal Of gardening was done, but nary