The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-11-01

son would ih'ora, his old friends and Gus
toners that be has opened q new and CON,
modlous shop, near the Foundry, in thi.
place, where heis better prepared thar
eyer to do all kinds of work, in his line
a continuance Of patronage is solicited.
n , nov LAT"
Last nigh-october Sls.-vas Hallow
Eve. The cabbage gardens-br once
were scarcely mSlestsd. q g es.a'.'
1 THIS LATEST FAsilpss.--Our friend oil
the female PERSUASION resident in New
York, Who writes our monthly Fashion
letter. being little behind time, we So,
down the other day, determined to give
our lady readers tho latest" or perish
nobly in the attempt. The following
was the result: '','
NOVEMBER rAsHloSs. a
|
Eyes continue to be worn on each side
o'the nose and immediately under the
brors. Black, blue aud gray are still
worn in tho home-circle, and arc found
very becoming in the nursery, at the fam
lily tea.tablc, aid social evening gather.
iags: Noses maintain their position on
the centre Of the face. The Grecian or
aquiline is generally preferred, but the
snuts have held their places on very
pretty faces, III defiance Of most deter
mined opposition. and at present writing
are looking up. lips are midway be-
tween the nose and point Of the chin,
and II. pale pink. The coral variety
is no longer tolerated, except in girl. not
yet ION the carpet" Teeth will be
ssmewha, larger, and Of a blueish tint, to
correspond with the complexion, which
must be dead white and magenta red.
Ears are worn. ono on each side of the
head, with tho llsir all carried up, so as
to give them peculiar air Of alertuess.
LARGE LAND SALE We understand
that .sleigs Jatkson, Esq, ofthd "Wcss
Virginia Land Agency and Title Guar.
autying Company" acting as the agent
for the owners, has sold IS. 900 asrcs Of
timber. coal. and iron orc lands, in One
body, situated in Braxton, Calhoun. aud
Gi'mer Counties, lying on Steer Creek
and other tributaries Of the Little Kama
wha river. The purchasers are Messrs.
Wainwright 4 Co., ofChlcago. They
propose to erect saw-mills 10 saw up the
timber, &c. They propose to commence
operations before January lst.
ATALr OF SORROW AND OUR Sum-
The impecuuio.isy Of editors generally
has become so well known that il is need
less in US again to refer to the fact; and
We should no. do SO were it not for the
hear,less conduct Of i liluck INSIDE and
out) American citizen If African scent.
Ills nom dc plume is "Sugarfoo.," and he
stole our shirt. Our shirts arc no. nu.
merous III uumbcfs. Not by no means.
Therefore this loss afTlictcth Us tar more
than considerable. Our shirts are filled
with holes aud the marks Of ink and sich.
And they rejoice not in buttons. Nay,
verify, We had no thought tl,,t any one
much less an intelligent oontraband--
coveted anything that vas burn. But
lie did. What shall We do next week,
when the one We haze on. is getting
inundated. A friend suggests that We
wear collar and keep our coat btttoncd
up. But what shall we pin the collar
to? Wo have thought Of remaining in
.trict retirement during the time that our
solitary sl'ir! vas being duly irrigated,
and US We lave often done ,hst way BE-.
fore, and are subsequently used to it. aud
rather like it. we presume we shall hare
to 90 so agair.
"whst a pity" says friend up the
river. What a. pity .hut tho wia'w
woman in l'raiton County who cut Jim
Corley's throat for taking away her COW
didn't cut little deeper"
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Ilow's THIS ron lllan?-The follow
ing is list Of sfscers notified from Bat
telle Township alone at tire late session
Of the Board Of Registration. Those
| marked i were victims i'
! John G. Arnold, 2. NJ, Jacksonville,
=. A. Loten,z, p. NJ, Walkcrsvillv,
, siias+ \ bs nsi''s; Road ov'''''F'.
4Ilober! Crawford
John Arnold, School Trustees.
Y. y. Lorentz.
| SWIM. Craig, School Com.rs.
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n Il L,..,r Townshi, CLARK