The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1888-06-06
OnrConnfY TicI.ef.


Warren c. Whaley, candidate for
the House of Delegates from the
upper side of the Kanawha, is a
young man of fine ability, of good
address, popular with the people,
and will poll considerable over the
Democratic vote, and will be elected.
He is printer by trade, and at
this time is the foreman of the
REGISTER Office. We can vouch for
his sound Democracy, and no Dem
-ocrat need hesitate to cast his vote
for him.
John R. Dabney. the candidate
for the House of Delegates from the
lower side of the Kanawha is one of
the most loyal Democrats in the
county; a man of education and re-
finement, and popular with the peo-
Pile He is a farmer and resides
in Clendenin District. That he
will be triumphantly elected there
is no question.
] s. Spencer, candidate for Prose
cutting Attorney is a young lawyer
of rare ability, decidedly popular
with the people, a sound Democrat,
and is in every way worthy of the
confidence and SURFACES of the peo-
pie. He is as competent as any
member of the Bar to fulfill the du-
ties of this Office. Two years ago
he was elected to the Legislature
from this county by a handsome
majority, being the only Democrat
elected at that time. He, too will
be triumphantly elected, as he de-
serves to be.
For Sheriff, we have that most
excellent business man, Gus Hanly,
who understands all the routine
pertaining to that office. He serv-
ed the people of this county for
four years as high sheriff, and per-
formed his duties satisfactorily to
the State and the county, and when
he turned over the office to his sue
cessOr, he had accounted for every
cent of public revenue He is pop
u'ar with the masses, a true blue
Democrat, and will be elected.
For Assessors, we have for the
First District, A. C. Waggener, of
Robinson District, farmer by oc-
cupation, and E. Il. S. Whitehead
for the Second District. Mr.. White
head has been Assessor before, and
did his work we'll. Both of these
gentlemen are well qualified to per-
form the duties of the Office, and
both are sound and true Democrats.
That they will be elected by hand
some majorities we have no doubts.
Capt. W. O. Roseberry is our can
didate for County Commissioner.
He is a farmer, Il man of fine bust
ness qualifications, a gentleman in
every sense of the word, and popular
with the people In his hands the
affairs of the Taxpayers will be care
fully guarded, and all attempts at
extravaganza and a reckless expcnd-
iture of the peoples money, will be
check-mated. Every taxpayer in
the county, who desires to have the
county's business done in an eco
monte manner, will vote for Mr..
Roseberry for County Commissioner.
There is no question of his election
in November.
For Surveyor, the people have
selected, Geo. W. Pullin, of Cooper
District by an almost unanimous
vote Mr.. Pullin is SO well known
in this county, that it is useless for
US to say word in his praise. Suf-
fee it to say that he is a Democrat
Of the old school, an educated civil
engineer, and has heretofore been
elected to this Office several times.
He will be elected, for we do not be-
ieye there is man in tho county
who could defeat him before the
people.