The Weston Democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1875-current, 1876-09-25
A W0AAN'S WnlM.

Sau!a Cruz, California. il called the
Long li!aIc1 nf tho Pacific. It i'm
pretty place, with Tie quaint old town oi
Monterey lyiug II ~ the distaure. On,
lovely m 'ouligIt right II party Of ptoph
sat on the yGEIudIuf one Of the prilci.
pal h0.uls, discussing plMis for milking
" pleasure trip tie Grxt day. They hOa
com tp the seaside in search OF health
they so iIl iuuhi love rs well, ftn
every lady, with IL single exception, had
q gentleman lby her side.
The Indy who sat alOue was the lGul.
soonest as well rs the haughti-st of the
group, and appeared to be vexed.
IT will not consent to it, slo said, III
IN irriAted tome. "Just because yen
kuowI dislike The nun, you all seem
determined to force his society upon
mo-"
"But, Miss Winstauly," said Mr..
Radcliffe, "there is no other gentleman
who can be yorr cavalier"
az sec that" she interrupted, with Il
sneer, " but don't distress yourself about
ME. There's no necessity for my going.
so shall remain ut tho hotel"
"No, no." arose from tho lips Of
eighteen people.
"Wo won't go without you," said
Miss Stevens. "Do DO aniable for this
once. It's our Inst party, and don't
break it up"
Grandfather Sandcrson next took
the word: lie wGs called grandfather be;
cluse, although but twenty.six years
old, fevgray hairs already appeared in
his raven locks.
""I cm't see for the life OF mr." lie
said, ,"why you should object so strong
ly to George Blake. He ia fruk, up.
right mud open handed"
~ Also smells OF the Sawdust," re-
pliel Miss Winstmly, with n most pro-
vokinb curl Of the lip.
Exclamltions OF reprobation from
every Que, for the gentleman under dis
clsSiOu WAS u universal favorite.
Como now, Kate, "said Emily Lytle,
"tLut's nngGnerous. I've understood
that ha was born a-iu-that claSs OF
lie mud Of course cannot be blame'l, n
he ayaIed himself OF tho first favorable
oppnrtuuity 10 leave it. He merits re-
spect and not contempt.
There was snch murmur OF approba.
ton NJ this little speech, that even the
proud aud fasiidious Katc felt komewhAt
ashamed and hung ber head.
0s'lhn Only amends you can make for
being so hard OIL him IL to consent to bc
his. partner for the day."
$50; 10. Apart from his former
dissr.aGiui life, det'st tho nun, re'
piled Rate. ...-- d H..
"ThGn," SAIL Sandrrson, "yau must
ID rnIislicl for showing such ba! taste.
Well have II show of landa. Attention,
ladies and gentlemen. All those III
favor OF Miss WinstAn.y being escorted
by Mr., ,Blaketo-morrow will phase rai'o
their bupds. s,,s =. ,I.Fga
Every soul did so with the cxc,ption
Of Kate hersrl', who roso instantly md
hnrrie,l away. birShiug with confusion
and anger. 81 ., .'. a..
l"Shs'salrad iu love with him, "lispcd
little Mamie Peters. ar'.suETs s'H'i,,,
"And &o,is he with her, and would
DO ut her, feet in Il moment il she didn't
treat him 80 outmgeotSly," remarked q
young fellow who not yet spoken.
Oao.h Emily Lytlc 5" He's as good
as She is, every bit, il he once did turn
somorsaults in n circus for living.
Everybody knows that Mr.. Winstanly
made his money BY Aloud buzz in'
tarrupiel ,lrr revelation. go. -,
Sandorson loQuitur: "One Of tho
first rules Of our society, Miss Lytle, is