The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-02-03

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p. E. Pely has proven himself I
DO the most suitable man for q drul
store that has ever yet tried that bust
ness in Glenville. Others failed /,
make i. profitable, but be Is doing
good, paying business, I think b.
can DO appropriately termed "th'
right man 10 the right place"
GlOnyille is still gradually impro
wing. General Conrad. ]. G. Eiau'
man, and j, N. Keo will erect dwell
Ing houses shortly. J,F. W, Holt Il
about to tear down the old saw mil
and build another. Tho BaptiSl
Church is nearly completed. It Is Q
splendid building, and speaks we'll fol
the thrift and energy Of tha. denOmi'
nation.
Mr.. Hopes, a sojourner here, went
hunting the Othor day, and to bis sur.
prise, came across three deer within
halfa mile Of Glenyillo. A sudden
and severe attack ofwhat old hunter.
call "buck agcr" prevented his ma.
king a shot at any Of them.
The Glenville Brass Band plays
Little Brown jug" splendidly. The
boys arc improving rapidly. and will
soon make very croditable display.
am sorry to learn that serious
accident bstell my venerable old, friend
Thomas II. Brannon, the ether day.
He was telling q tree, aud in attempt
lug to get beyond danger. ran againsI
q Sapling, which threw him violently
against q stump, breaking two or thrs
Of his ribs loose from the spinal col.
umn.
6ilmOr is one Of the most productive
counties in tue Statr. Corn Is only
worth 40 cents u bushol, wheat 81,
eats IS to 40 cents, eggs and butte,
plentiful at Is cents.
The world renowned "Gloncoe
Farm, "Owned by WIN. Il. Lively Esq
wus moro productive last year than
usual! Itrcquired the arduous labor.
Of its proprietor for stycral days, with
. one.hor,e wagon, to haul the pro.
ducts, in hay, corn and fodder, to
town. Tho distance is two miles,
with one iligh. hill to crOss-that TO-
the hill Is diminutiyc compared with
those surrounding 1t. Il is very much
thsded. except at MONDAY. It ia
nearly mile up one side and about
the same distance down tho other.
The road leading to said farm is good,
the grade, on an average, don't ex.
coed 80 or 40 degrees.
The bcs. farm IN West Virginia Is
situated on the Little Kanawha River
one mile above Glcnyille, generally
known as "The Hays Farm" 1t con-
tains about l 100 acres. The princi.
pal portion ofitis improved and is in
grass lis well watcred by Stew
arts Creek, running through It's GEN.
trc, Cattle on that farm are always
10 good order.
| never was in favor Of extending to
women all the religious aud political
rights that mon have enjoyed until
now. I.has lately been demonstrated
here (by the eloquent efforts Of the
Rev. Tabitha IA female preach.
cry tia. woman suffrage should DO car,
ried at once. This lady is the theme
Of every tongue in this region. Her
mex. sermon will be delivered at Peach
Tree Fork, ten miles hence. where
she goes on the invitation Of Bishop
Moore.
Those who attended the Concert
given here by tue Weston Corns.
Band, compliment the musical skill
evinced on that occasion, but would
advise tho boys to solec. for certain
actors more feminine and better look.
ing persons, aud to become more per-
feet in their Rotations before yentur.
ing on 40 exhibition away from home.
ALLOW me to congratulate yon upon
tho increasing popularity Of The
DEMOCRAT in GilmOr county. Every
where it is in demand. aud before long
you will get a good club from F. s.