The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-04
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11 All serts. Our worth!
friend Colonel Norman B. Squlres hal
been appointed Notary Public fo
3 Bn1ton County. In this position, al
wsllIasiiu al others he has occupied
rho Colonel will make No, ! official
THE Young Mems Christian
Associations in this State propose t
,hest ia Convention at Parkersburg, OF
Friday, November 2ond. A full pro
grsmne Of tho exercises will be pub,
lished in due time. Its desired thal
every Association in tho State send
delegates. Ne notice that U. d.
p McGandlish, a Former Weston boy, II
the frs. Of the corporators in Build
ing Society just organized q. Pied,
mont. on the same principle as tue one
now in successful operation in this yil.
! ilage.--Yictory is nigh. Let II
not eiude your grasp through YOU
psssiysness and delinquency, Go to
the polls and yo.o,--oireuit Court
for this county conycncs to.day.-A
good time for some Of our deliDquents
70 pay up, and avoid tho unpleasant
consequences which a failure 10 do so
will bring about. new post
Office Is to be established at Sugar
Grove, PendlOton county, on the
route from Mcdowell to 0akaAt. -
We understand tina. scveral cases Of
regular western fever and agus have
manifested themselves in Gilmer
County. They are the FIRST native
cases Of sinking aguC ever heard Of in
tLis section. Mr.. Charlie Wright
has Just returned to his home in this
village from a trip to Canada, where
DO had been spending few weeks for
the benefit Of his heal.h.--Mr.
BETTY now runs handsome covered
hack between this place and GlcnyillG,
whenever circumstances require it.
---Last Thurtday night was Hal.
low Eve. The boys played sad havoc
with some Of the cabbage gardens.
The Baptists Of this village, at
their las. business meeting. called
Rey. John Wooftsr 10 be their pastlr
for the ensuing year. lie will spend
two Sundays in each month with his
charge. tue tial Of
Moorehe.d, for barnburning, at Lew.
isburg, the other day, Judge McWhor.
tor asked half.wittcd witness how old
he was. Tho boy replied that he
didn't know. II suppose you are
about sixteen" said the Judge,
..Well, as you are tho Judge, suppose
you come down aud look ia my
mouth" replied The boy. The Judge
wilted,--Tho darkics propose
buying the instruments now in use
by our CornOt Band, aud starting a
Band oftllcir own. A good idea. Go
in, boys.--Mr. John May left our
town last week, for his home at Burr
Oak, iowa. friend Kitson
Is busi!y engaged In fixing up bis mar.
bls.yatd, on tho corner Of Main aud
Second s.reets.--In Upshur coun-
,y, at the recent election for Congress.
man, Fa,uswor,h received 456 votes,
Marlin 2Ol, Doteler 3. Wisner22, and
.La,in l. So Msior Dan carried
Namaehuseus By majority Of 255.
1T Is supposed that the trial Of
Guy Miller, for the murder Of Steven
goathall, will take place during tho
term Of Court which commences TO-
day.---'SqutrS Woofter is off on a
door hunt to tho State Of Webster.
p. S,-Sincc the above was in type
tho Squire has returned. Five deer
aud other yarmint was "the hunt"
--"A change Of pasture is FREE
qucntly source Of gain. Let the
people make change in the admins
tratiOn on Tuesday, the 9th Of Novem-
Der, and try the government Of an
honest statesman for the next four
yesrs.--The new Court House at
Chenille is now completed. Ills said
to bs ono Of the handsomcst s.ruc lures
Of tho kind ia the State. Court will
convene for the first time in tho new
building on the 18th Of November,
,--The Presidential contest will DC
n hard one. md the result will be
close. The Eve electoral votes OF this
State may determine who shall be our
next Presiduut. Then to tho polls.
and make them sure for Greeley aud
Brown.---A rumor is current that
ono ofour colored mon, named Arthur
Tanner. better known al oShopma,e.n