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

SWALLOW tail, will be the style forevc
n'ng parties, but cocktails for won't &,
home till morning. parties.
Thir'y-sovcn summers have smiled on
Olive l.ogan.-Ee, .o75'TH. ar
Yet IN allshcse years she has never re-
turned their smiles,
The newspapers ure viciug with each
other in giving names to weddings
"Wof," OF the Weston Democrat, oush,
to have the belt. lie says "a loil we'd
ding is H'arryiug niger .ldrsrtiser.
We are obliged to you, but we claim nc
credit for The above, because everybody
I knows it is true. ~. raf
| PkHsoSAL,-Our young friend, Duke
Dent spending his vacation with Mr. L.
NJ. Chalfant. lie looks we'll, and we are
glad to see him again among us,
GrSEH.l b T. KELLY, Collector ofthe
list District made hi, regular annual visit
to our r'ace on the 18th. He informs us
that the United States Revenue paid by
this county amounts to about 5000, while
that Of Harrison amounts to $4,000.
Kiss CvriLLloS.-.A friend Of ours, cd
Itor Of a country paper, very obstinate
sort of bachelor learns that "Profcs-
scrs of dancing" in New York have re-
Gently introduced a new style Of cotillion
called kiss Cotillior,' the peculiar fen.
lures (Which i that you kiss the lady as
you swing corner. He says he would
like to take part q now and then, in tits
cotillion--thc selfish scamp lie reminds
US Of an old lady who had IN unaccounta
bic aversion to:ryc, aud never could cat It
any form til Of late they have got, she
sail making it into whiskcy, and | find j
can now and then worry downs little"
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AS riEKAElilrEs" Mas IN TRouBLE.--
\ correspondent Of the Spirit Of Jefferson
writing from Geradstown,. Berkeley county
West Virginia, gives Al, account Of the
scanduloils conduct Of d "loil' scloolma.-
ter who had been imported in that neigh
borlood to teach the young ideas the
direction in which to aim their juvenile
l,iscenls, that soon Z, after "truly loiY'
made his ,kJm il the neighLorhood, he
began surrcpsitiou,ly paving his doyoirs to
young lady Of color, whose affections,
under strong assurances that lis considered
her as good us any white person, he ut las,
succeeded in winning. IL give color to
his r,fcssions ofequaIi!y, aud, us we sup
p.se, to favor aud assure his suit, lie was
in the habit Of visiting, upon terms Of in.
tinacy, the uncle ana sister Of his Desde-
mouu, who lived in an adjoining county,
both Of WHOM are us black as the ace Of
spades. lie al.o received ali entertained
them at Ills own house in the most sociable
aud agreeable manner Thus fur every.
thing went us merry as marriage bell."
Secure from exposure for his shameful and
scandalous conduct, because those who
were cognizant Of it were unfortunately
related to llllmby family ties, aud who are
very respectable and worthy people and
strongly southern i'll sentiment aud feel
inss, lie continued lis it'n,onrs witll the
girl. especially upon the Sabbath, when
She had leisure to receive them, until his
outrages agai,,s. deccmy became insup-
portable. Living us he did, however, in u
community rather loyal N sentiment, he
made virtue Of Ioastins Of his own, and
this i, seems COVERS Il multitude Of sins.
lie therefore continued to pass us young
gentleman Of high moral rcetitudc.
| The d noulncut, however. came ut last.
| Ills colorcl dulcina becalnc a mother and
he deserts her in her travail and sorrow.
Indignant a, such treatment, ana believing
in the principles lie nstiled i'll her as his
equal, she threatens to Sue for their rccog-
imt.oa. Truly loil' hears Of it and lies
in wait for her 81, tho highway. They
meet lie exposes pistol, and threatens
/! her life il She dares expose lin. Firmly
fixed in the opinions Of equality that he
has taught her, she refuses to frightcny at
! The heroic attitude he ass',nles.=-shc don't
scare worth a d-n. Fooled i'll this, he
lowers lis ,oors, shovcs his pistol back
into its receptacle eo,llposes the heroic
back into the arnorous. twas all Il joke.
l)csdemunu. however, refused to be Gu.
;ol d. l.t. 81. " s..s
The sequel Of the matter promises to be
Interesting. Truly lvil'' has been sued
or bustardy and has to give bail for his
appearance at Court. We are credibly
informed that lis yankee ire against lis
olored mistress is 'trcncnjns.'o tlle
boasts of having employed Stanton aud
Faulkner in his ease and nleans to put
things through In the meantime lie
| Il engaged in tho liiyl!y honorable EN-.