The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-05
GEedIt naet.urrat
monday. FEBRUARY 6
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RIlASH.-A number Of our
Fifteenth Amendments left Weston !
few days ago for Gauley Bridge, where
they expect to work during the winter
for the Chesapeake & ohis Railroad
=. John Kcarns and Colonel
WoodfOrd have returned from the
Permanent Seat. As the rivers arc
frozen over tighter than sixteen bricks,
John had TO come home ria Cincinnati
ii; but the Colonel bought horse
and took tho overland rOuto.-
Our friend Louis Bennett las been an.
pointed Chief Clerk in the Office Of the
State Superintendent of Free Schools
salary 81 900 per year. Prof
SIoy. the celebrated musician, and tu.
TOR Of our Cornot Band, is in town.
evil remain with US two or three
weeEs.--Wc learn that DR.. Cum.
mings met with severe accident a few
days ago. While riding to Buckhap.
non, his horse slipped and frll--near-
y the whole weight falling upon one
Ot the Doctors legs. lie now walks
with much dificulty.--G. j.
Whstzel, brother Of Joshua Whe'zcl,
ofthis County, was elected DOorkscp.
or ofthc Convention, We regret
to learn that Will Dent, the popular
clerk employed at Chalfaufs drug
store, is about TO leave US for bis home
in NoHougalia. lie is succeeded by
Charlie Smith.--Mr Hall, Of
Glenville, WHOM we reported last week
ms seriously i'll, is rccOyering.--
Rev Mr.. Murray was in town lust
week, on his way home from Broad
Ran,-"Capitol" punishmcnt-
>7sitiug for news from Charleston.
Our ga'huls and b'hoys should
hear in mind that St. Valentines day
comes on the Nth pf this month. Let
elem getrcudy to delight their dear
'lncks.--"'l'lCy say" that Gus
ssNi1i, our popular postmaster during
ANDY Johnson's administration, is to
4 20 married shorily.- We stand
corrected aS to the number Of hotels
n Glcnyillc. We said eight, and at
nicst accounts there are nine. How
n NY there will be "whcn the spring
4, trade opens is another matter.
2 Somebody connected with the Noun.
tain Union Debating Society" Of
Finks Greek, sends US littlo auony.
NOUS article regarding one Of its off.
GERS. We decline to publish it, for
n tho reason that thd writer failed to
give us his name. lie signs himself
"a Friend 10 Tue DENocRAT," but
This is altogether too ambiguous, for
among several hundred paying friends
we cannot tell Que from the other,
with nothing TO guide US but few
marks Of the pen MIR. Stern is
fcacIng and clearing up his now rur-
chase, ready for tie erection of n
llou,c.--By hnndbills printed ut
this Office We learn tint D " Bailey.
commissioner, will offer tor sale, on the
frs. dag Of the March term Of court,
the vacant lots on First Street, be.
tween tito residence Of John ljrannon
and John G JackSou's new house
Dir. j. G. Ba.tablc ha, bc,u
luxuriating III Weston for several DAYS
past. jim enjoys life, il anybody
'loes.-rhc dangerous roofs aud
chimneys 50 common in our village
are again attracting attention. Moth.
ing bn. young Chicago will set us
right on this question. -Wo re.
etivcl an invitation to attend con-
ven,ion which inst at Cincinnati on
the 3lstult,, for the purpose Of fur
theriag tito religious amendment Of
the Constitution Of the United States"
The call is signed by Judge Sirong."f
the Supreme Court Of the United
States. as President Of the Asiocia.
ton, and by a number Of gentlemen
Iii 1s P.s"Y's i,.' '" Wv FV.''Vs, "'
wei Us tue rens'ous an".ts otthe
country D,yer,Sy TC)1IcoIh 10 o. a
new Grus ''Ore-D ~, U U: campbell
proprietor ,I .,,, , o. our people
Mno nave Tue m y, ,t fe yer %9aLu
10 wei 70 s'Sdy Tue le.'et from nan
sas' published ELSEWHERE 10 ms paper;
DINNER u all down 70 sofa tae's' ana
you , %llI ena taat.OS S,, u ever 50 ! num-
6ae' ,neres no place 'lke nome; -
tlafke0uTU now D01ER oil street l0ln0g