The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1872-07-27

"stride his neSly purchased horse winding his
way up Twelve Pole, as "haepy a. a bir sun.
-four tihging.
- an, going FAR away,
10 ;ha: sunny, sunny cline,
where our hearts are always CAV,
And the Orange blossoms shine"
HIS friend, that he $50 wronred'' uscs pbiIo.
'ophy' and perhaps without the knowledge Of
any coincidence takes up the chorus:
80 good bye. good hye till then,
When VIC hope to meet again,
We never shall forget you,
Onoi we never can"
And am told that before retiring at night
he calls his little ones
Around his loved hearth stone.
And brcathes prayer to Heaven
For the wandcrer from home"
There Is no telling where thi. expounder Of
hadicaiism viii next tern up. Let him 20 forth
on his mission undisturbed, preaching and
telehing the creed Of his party, "To be loud
when they beg, dumb only when they steal. -
Our village. obscure until late, is bceom in 2
a rather fashionable summer resort Among
our recent visitors we may mention the names
Of Miss kinkaid Of Cauctsburg, and Miss Ella
Rickets of Guyandotte. l ought perhays, in
Justice to name some Of the mule secis who have
been briefly sUjourning with Us, but must let
them pass for the present; and for the encour
agement Of others, who may not have visited
us, let me say, if you are suffering in any way
from III health, come and see u ; we have all
the facilities Of first class Water Cure, exccpt
the water; at least we've an abundance Of the
cure being better supplied with Doctors than
any place Of the same size in the country the
country people around have been troubled
somewhat with snakes, two large rattle snakes
were killed at or near the farm of Mr.. Morgan
"arrittc, on last Sunday, auda big Copperhend
was killed in the meadow Of Mr.J Ferguson.
ON wilson's creek. on Monday morning last.
but not until after it had bitten Mr.. B. Fergu
son. who was moving barefoot, ,'and stepped on
bis snakeship's neck. The bite however. was
not bad one, l am told, and the Young
man is all right again. lie was treated By Dr.
Morris Of our village.
Our fcIlow-town.man Hon. VIM. f. Wilkin-
- ''' ''''' 'N'A vi" " hti'ctlNh'cIihg tour around
the district. There i no necessity for this. in
order To secure his election. Yet it is rirht
that he should visit the people and become nc
quainted with their wants. He is unncqunint-
ed in some parts Of the district, hut after the
people have seen him, and taken one square
look into hi. face, they will be sure To ,o,e for
him; because in his countenancc is to be seen
the lineainent- Of Pope's designation Of the
"noblc-t work Of God"
Judge Ward and Ira McGinnis. Rsqr., have
lately been cauyassing our county, setting
forth in series Of discus sions their respective
claims for the Circuit Judgeship. Which ha.
the better succeeded will be indicated ON the
fourth Thur.day in August, at which time, as
| understand Judge Ward now insists. that he
will proceed to administer to Mr. McGinnis a
dose of "Magic Relief"
Their meeting at this place wa. well attend
ed, and after the discussion several other gen
tlcnen spoke among whom was a gentleman
who announced himself rs a candidate for A..
SCISSOR of Internal Revenue in The lo,-sr ead.
What his chances for election are do not
know, but am advised that he will command
"hcayy vote from his disfcict."
But my letter is growing long, and life 4.
growing short So good bye,
You're, &c,