The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-01-11
TINlMh TABLE,
IL. e. o. RAILROAD.

notice, as follows:
MAIL TRAIN WEST,
Leaves Grafton at HAS \, NJ
Arrives at Carksburg at le:49 p. "
Arrivesat Parkersburga at Sos r. NJ
U1l FAST LINE WEST.
Leaves GIaftonat $40 4, N
Arrives at Clarksburg at $40 4. N
Arrives at Parkerspurg ll:l0 4,
MAIL TRAIN EAST,
Leaves Parkersturg at 1890 A. NJ
Arrives at Clarksburg at $50 p. "
-" FAST LINE EAST,
Leaves 2arkersburgat 5:e5 p N
Arrives at Clsrksburg a, 900 p. N
Arrives Ut Grafton ut 1910 P. N
For further pnr,icularsapply to W. II. Free
nan ut the Clarksburg depot.
q. JOHN l.. WILSON.
10 Master OF Transportation.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Goals lively article of trade in IVES.
ton Just now. Winters nearly here.
BIC river at Whecling-trcnsy- tou,
feet Of water in tho channel.
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Tue contractors have suspended opera.
ton, on the railroad bridge at Parkers'
Lurs-too much foatingice and thing
MASr of our State exchanges having
suspended during the Christmas holidays,
we ure unable to give our usual cleaning
ofStatc items.
PARRY Coon FOR lIIGH.-Un Monday
and Tuesday last, January 4th aud 9Th,
We rel type comfortably without fire. For
January weather We think this is hard to
beat.
100. r. T.-This new and peculi.
arly Westonian organization. we under.
stand, isin u aourishing condition, daily
accsssions being made to its already large
membership.
Ors7Ers.-send in your orders in time
for the holidays. Parties in want Of good
Oysters for the approaching holidays, can
bcsupplicd with rs. ! article, direct
from the packing house, at so cents per
can,sby ordering them Of A. B. Smith, at
the Post Office.
Social PAury.-On Friday night week
Mrs. William j. Bland entertained a
large party Of Enthusiastically married.
Although no, dancing was INDUCED in,
tho party was one Of the most pleasant Of
the scason-thc guests all enjoying them
selves and contributing 10 the enjoyment
Of o,hsls.e I'd
Coon Joxk. Two young gentlemen,
not used, since Leap Year, to carrying
aud taking care OF lanterns, etc, met
with sad occurrence a few evenings
ago.. .Irni--viii--and when they came
to look for the lanterns they were non
rs'., Some wandering spirit seeking for
light had fcfcilly, and against the peace
:"pi ,'iguity Of the Common wealth, incon.
,ia'.lhy logged them off.
CoInEcrtoS. IN our last weeks issue,
under the head Of Local" we stated
that Colonel Bennett hnd "got new
pdr Of spcctacles." This Mr.. Bennett
d,eni. foul as ,ersion on his old specs
which, hy III, way. 10 has had for 10
these many years; aud demands a with
drawal Of the statement. lie not having
any new spectucles at all, but sees out o
the same old maguiiers as Of yore. Now
we had no intention to CT cate the imprcs
son that Mr.. Bennett had went back OF
the old specs--neitl,er would we hav
people believe that tho Old specs ha'
went back On, Mr.. Bennett ccrtingl
no.! We saw him have new pair on
aud noticed the occurrence as a lnatter {
LOCAL interest. In our present state Q
mind We would like to know, though
what business Mr.. Bennett has rtisf,lt
around town putting on airs with SOM
other ma,,'s specs! 1t was an outrage o.
our credulous Imagination, aud deserve
'obc sternly aud sharply rcbukcd.
Asp TnES, Poon TnlSGs 1T is pos
'ibly known to many Of our readers tina
Que Of the leading features Of young
laly's education at a really Fashionable
boarding school is a proper degree of 70
,nsncc--ronlance Il m1fcit al nastem
"a an illustration Of this fact. We motto
tho arrival a. Wheeling a few days ago
Of two bcauteous Yankee boarding schoo
misses, all the way from Massachusetts
ullcro they are said to keep steady habit
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