The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1886-12-22
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Col, asnrge Washington Tippstt,
the slalwaft editor q the PUNT
Pleasant RsatsTER, is ! candidate
for Sergeant alarms of The nsxt
House uf Delegates! ThA placS
would suit the Calonel admirably,
and be would suit the place, being
physically able 10 handle without
aid any Delegate that might 30.
come refractory. Lot Gov. sar.
gent and Col. Tippett huld 4 con.
yention aud detefmins which Of
the two shall run, IN order that che
"press gang" may unite on one
man. Hunt. Advertiser.
Geo. W, Tippsts, of the Point
Pleasant RtslsfsR iS GcandidiIe
for Sefgeant at arms Of the hOuss Of
delegates, Brother Tippett is a
worker for the democratic party,
and ah unrewSrled onsi and t6e
oHice could not be bestowed on q
GoTthier or more deserving candi.
dale.-Rrk. Sutiad.
George Washington Tippstt, the
stalwaFt edllot uf ths posut Plsas.
ant REGISTER, is q candidate Tor
Sergeant at Arms ofthe next Hbbss
Of Delegates. The Colonel is phys.
ically able to haudle without aid,
any Delegate that may beccrist TO.
fractory.-Gdt, Journal,
George Washington, surnamed
Tippetl, who inmOrtsliEed himself
as a wild'eyed Dsmuufatlc prophet
10 the late campaign, and whose
residence is at Point Pleasant, is q
candidate for sergeantat.Arms Of
the next House Of Delegates. This
Ia q position that Governor" Tip.
pstt is we'll qualified 10 GIL and as
q slight testimonial 10 his illustri.
Gus namesake-whom be cannot
pattern after in one particular-it
would be an honor Worthily be.
stoWsd.-ISdtc Journal.
The stalwart Democratic editor
George W. Tippett, Of the Point
Pleasant RgaIsrER is q candidate
for the position Of eerReatit at
Arms Of the House Of Delegates.
Mr. Tippett has hosts Of friends in
the State and will not be hindmoSt
In the race.-AartiaSbttrg Sdtesman,
Hon. George Wash. Tippvls, Of
the Point Pleasant REGISTER, is q
candidate for Sergsant.at.ArmE Of
the next House Of Delegates. Sue.
cess 10 him.-Rttnam Democrat.
We did not know that Brother
Tippstt was q candidate for Ser.
geant-at Aims Of the House Of Rep.
resentatives till We saw II In the
Huntington Aduatisr, but he
dropped in on US this morning aud,
sitting with his feet high up on
our table, said that he srnphatically
was. Now, We are for Bro. Tip.
pett. He isan able man physically
as we'll as otherwise, and just such
q fellow as will make . No. / Ser.
geaut. By all means let US have
Tippett.-Mountain STATE.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. G.
W. TippeLt, the able editor Of tho
Point Pleasant REGISTER is a can.
didale for sergeantat arms Of the
House Of Delegates. Mr.. Tippett
Is and has been for years a strong
and orthysupporter Of demOcratic
principles in WeSt Virginia, He
is more than entitled 10 this honor
as a small recognition Of his ability
and valuable services. -Jaekson Bu.
gle.
Brother tt'ippett; Of the Point
Pleasant REGISTER, is q candidate
for Sergeantat.Arms Of. the House
Of Delegates. Tippett is u capable
aud deserving Democrat, who has
done active work for his party, and
therefore We shall not be surprised
| II be does not receive that recopni.
tion at the hands Of his party
which his services merit.-HIrt
Transcript.
George Washington Tippctt, l..
H., (Which means hip Little Hatch.
ETY. editor Of the Point Pleasant
REGISTER, and Governor Chat is 10
hey George P, Sargent, NJ. g. F.,
(Which means Mighty Good Eel.
low, are candidates for the posi-.
tiOn Of Ssrgeant.Rt.Arms uf the
next House Of Delegates.
II we were a Democratic member
Of the House, our song would be
"HOH happy Id be,
'TEerc 'tother dear rharmer away"
or words Of like import and mean.
ing.-Prston cd. Journal, (Rep.)
George P. Sargent, the earst.
while sergeant.at.arms Of the house
Of delegates, politician and editor,
has secured a fat take in the gov.
ernment printing Office. This,
presumably, takes him from the
Hat Of candidates for sergeant.at.
arms Of the cunning legislature, aud
seems 10 give George Washington
Tippetl, Of the Point Pleasant REa.
tsTER, a clear field for that position.
Rhecling Nc,S- Litter.
George Sargent and G. W. Tip.
petit, two newspaper men, are can.
didases for the position Of Sergeant
alarms Of the House Of Delegates.
Either one is well qualified ior the
position.-Sptneer Balletin.
When one thinks that nobody