The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-06-21

Monday in August, '" ,'. ~ c't
SWALLOW tails will be the style for eve
ming parties, but cocktails for won't &c
home till morning" parties. !
Thirty-soyen summers have smiled on
Olive Logar. Ed. 'ai q. ''a9siIao1 4.'s
Yet IN all these years She has, never re- re,
turned their smiles. ia b,a s, rrJ
The newspapers are yising with each
other in giving names to weddings
"Wotf,'' of the Weston Democrat, ough,
to'hayc the belt. Ilc says "a loil We'd.
ding is marrying a niger -.Aarertiser.
We arc obliged to you, but we claim nc
credit for the above, because everybody
knows it is truc.a ,7s27 40 r4 % r>t
pEHsoyAL.-Our young friend, Duke
Dent is spending his vacation with Mr.. L.
NJ, Chalfant. lie looks we'll, and We are
glad to see him again among us.
GESEHAL Is 7. KELLY, Collector ofthe
lst District made his regular annual visit
to our place on the l7th. lie informs us
that the United States Revenue paid by
this county amounts to about 600O, while
that OF Harrison amounts to $4,000.
Kiss CorlLLloS. A friend Of ours, cd
tor OF = country paper, a yely obstinate
sort of bachclor-lcarns that "Prorcs-
sorS of dancing" in New York have re-
Gently introduced new style Of cotillion
called kiss Ca,illior,' The peculiar fra.
lures Of which i that you kiss the lady as
you swing corner. He says he would
like to take part now and then, intl.is
cotillon-'hc selfish scamp Hc reminds
US of'an old lady who had an unaccounta
Die aversion toirye, mud never, could cat It
any form ''tili"f late they have got, she
said making it. .into wbiskey, and l find |
can now and then worry down a little"
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sAyMEKAL-KlrEs" MASIS TROUBLE
A correspondent Of the Spirit ef Jefferson
writing from Gerads,own,. Berkeley county
West Virginia, gives an account Of the
scandulous conduct Of y "loil' schoolmas-
ter who had been imported in that neigh
borl.ood to teach tue young ideas the
direction in which to aim their juvenile
shoots! Hi;eir 92}u'gi.ri.@r gdIoH
scrn,s,llat soon after "',ruly loil7
made lhis detgt in the ueishLorhood,t he
began snrrcp'itiously p"!ying his isidey0irs to
a.feu1g lady Of color, whose affections,
'uSder strong assn anccs that lie considered
hRtsgood rs any white person, he at last
succeeded in winning. TO give color 70
bis Professions ofequalisy, and, as we sup
Psse' !" laSor '"u assure h's 'ul'' ne was
in the habit Of visiting, upon terms of ill.,
tinlacy, the uncle ana sister Of his Desde-
n6n,, who lived III an adjoining county,
both Of whom are us black as tlis ace Of
spades. lie also received an entertained
them at his own house, IN the mos: socable
aud agreeable manner Thus far every
thing weut as merry as u ll'nrriage belt"
Secure FROM exposure for his sllanisfuland
scandalous conduct, because those who
were cogniznst OF it were unfortunately
reiateaito hilnNby san'ily ties, and who are
very respectable and worthy people and
strong Is southern in sentiment aud feel.
ings, discontinued his idn'o,rs with the
girl, especially upon the Sabbath, when
she had leisure 10 receive them, until his
oulrages against dtcchiy becanc insup-
psr'abc. Living as he did however, in a
community rather loyal in sentiment, lie
haaeia 'viftutof bOastins Of his owl, and
this it seems covers Il multitude Of sins.
He therefore continued 10 pass as a young
gcntlelnan Of high moral rccttudc.
Tie d nculncnt, however, came at last.
Ills colorcd duleiuA became d mother and
,hc deserts her III her travail and sorrow.
Indignant u, such treatment, anu believing