The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-31
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Hens are attending to business now
and eggs are getting cheaper as a re
suit,
We learn that at the borough cleo
ton in Pairmout, the license men car
riOd the day by Is majority,
The next session Of the Methods
Episcopal Conference is 10 be held .
Fairmont, in March, 1874.
Now that Mr. Sanford has gone Ia
Walksrsville, who is 10 DO the "NIiv,
ce!lanoOus Marryingp
A Florida Colony is now talked o.
by some our town folks who arc sicl
Of cold winters and hard times.
The maple sugar crop is said to be
shorter this season than for many years
pust.
The latest suggestion in Weston is
mo 'ket house. Something will have
to DO done or we shall oil staryo to
death pretty soon
We arO 10 have a new store in town
in few days, Andy Whelau is about
to commence business in Ills building
on First Street.
A West Virginian passed through
layton, Ohio, last week, and saw an
elephant which cost him $164 05. Ho
invests no moro in zoology.
Tho man who is to poor to pay for
his local paper spends tOu times rs
much in iOlliCs that render him dc.
PRAYED.
Tho editor of the Bxckhauuon Delta
says that The charge of Judge BrannOn
to the Grand Jury, at the recent torn
Of Court in Upshur, wus tho finest he
ever heard,
Mr.. Huntington has bought a wheel.
barrow. Of course it is "pro bono
| publico"-but can't DO loaned for q
longer term than week. Borrowers
will please bear this in mind,
The title Of D. D. wns conferred on
the Rev. j. i. lIardwicko, of the
Baptit Record, by the West Virginia
College, at Remington, a few days
ago.
There are now in this place host
Of families who want dwelling houses,
and not a house is to DO had for love
or money. No town can improve
when such state of things exists.
Major Dent has bought tho vacant
lot on tho cOrucr of Court and First
streets, where ho expects to erect q
dwelling house in a short time-con.
sidOration $500.
lincoln county claims tho "ollesI
inhabiantr in tho State, since the
death Of old Mrs. Miller, of Tyler.
His namois SilAs Cooper, and hi1 ago
is 1903 years,
Coal, iron and lead have been dis.
covered 10 a number Of places along
tho line Of the Chesapeake & Ohio
Railroud. How rich in mineral re
sources in West Virginia!
The Spring sunshine not ouly brings
out the young leaves, but The Garh Of
the countless dogs in and around WOs.
ton. Our Devil says they ought to
leave, too, rs well as tho trees.
Tho people Of Hardy county want a
railroad, from some point near Cum.
borlSnd, Maryland, through Moore.
field, TO tho Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad. We hops they may sue.
coed,
Guy Miller, the unfortunate darkcy
now confined in our county Jail under
sentence Of death, las boon extremely
Sick for some days past; aud itmuy be
that Death will call for him in the
natural way before tue 9th Of juno.
The Kingwood Brass Band are dc.
!crmined 10 push their project Of a
Convention Of all the Bands in the
State, and have sent invitations for
delegates to meet at Grafton on tho
18th Of May to make tho necessary ar.
rangcments.
j. T. Clark, uprcueher belonging to
the Baltimore Conference Of tho Meth.
Odist Church South, and recently sta.
toned ut White Sulphur Springs,
West Virginia, was expelled from tho
church short tiuo ago for immoral,
ity.
Parties who want 10 get any sort Of
printing done, are invited to Gull and
SEQ our samples and prices. We do
just as good work, and equally as
cheap, asst can DO had in Baltimore
In tue way Of posters, Of all sizes, W.
claim to DO ahead of anybody within
100 miles Of this place.
Some friend of ours has written q
letter TO that sterling Democratic pa.
per, the Wheeling htelligsnccr, sug.
costing that a suit for libel DO brought
against our Monroe county correspond.
cnt and Tie editor Of this paper. We
are under obligations for the adver.
tisement
Tho steam boiler of tic saw mill Of
Felix Beatty. near Warrington. ex.
/ ploded on Monday Of last week, blow.
ing the fireman, Henry Dicks, to
atoms. p. HOught aud Isaac Martin
were fatally injured. Much damage
was done. Tho report was heard a
distance Of three miles.
Colonel Tom Swami, WHO jumped
from tho Confederucy into tho Radical
wigwam, has been presented with o
gold.hCalcd c,ne by his Republican
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