West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1896-06-25
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| corrseposdeoeo NJ tho Argus.
Mrs. Hattie nill l. among the sick
I this wcclS.
Hon. Neil I. Fortney is 10 sneak a,
bethleham the 9Th.
| Mrs. isaiah Kirk, of Masontoyvu. Is
not expected To live.
George Riienour aud Miss Vorna Try
wero callers at our village lneSiav.
Laura Dunn talias Gypsy-we know.
see p spent saturday in Morgantoyvn.
Charles Wheeler and n ". Brown.
of Independence, were on our streets
Sunday,
| abraham Reed and wife, OF Monon,
gala. spsnt Sunday with friends at
| Reedsville.
Mace Watson has again returned,
! from his work down in OH Virginia
Mace looks we'll and reports business,
good.
Messrs Bowman and Costello, OF tho
Evansville Wooden Factory. were herr
exchanging their wears for wool this
week.
The 4th OF July celebration at Beth.
| leham is likely TO prove an intere tine.
affair Good music is To b. n prevalent
| feature.
| There must be a local plant trp about
Gladesvtlle some whcrc, Tit and Tat
being proprietors. Quite u lengthy
letter last week.
Mrs. lilly Snyder. with some friends
from New burg, spent saturday and
Sunday with Simon ID. Snyder. They
drove out To the cave SUNDAY.
A band of fifteen or twenty Gypsles
have been tenting here the past week
telling fortunes and trading horses
We feared lost our own 'Gypsv" of
IHE ARGUS might wonder Off with her
dark oyod "companionstN."
Joe Manear was seriously hurt We'd.
nesday by falling from "A cherry tr,e
He fell about fifteen feet upon a sharp
paihng Tho pailing penetrated his
clothing well down the left side, IN * &.
ing an incision In the ficsh MP under
me arm where 1t ran in To the depth
OF three inches. DR. McGinnis render.
ed medical aid and says II was n mar
row escape for doc.
The Republican party has ATTEMPTED
TO use for Its campaign motto the three
Ps-Patriotism, Protection and Pros.
perity. They were wrecked In 1894 by
three RS used 10y an enthusiastic rev.
emnd gentleman, Rum. Romanism and
Rebellion. The throe P's they now in
tend To use far better represent Prom
iSes, Patronage and plucltiups than
Only few more days and 'Rosy
Fingered June" will have heen added
ms thread, To the inexhaustable web
OF tho past. So short a time, IL seems,
since we stepped athwart her bright
threshold and were permitted to tread
her Palaces paved with gold.,' What
grand, glad month IL Is But like all
things fair and beautiful, IL cannot
stay. How fleeting. how evanescent Is
time We scarcely realize that we
have begun the journey OF ono month,
till the portals of the next are pushed
a1ar for us. And do we pause TO think
that life is fitting away Just ns fast as
are those summer months with their
lilies and happy hours {? Are we
GATHERING THE ROSES WHILE THEY
BLOOM ? Are we happy as the zephyrs
that gently stir about us, laden with
the aroma of sweet flowers All no /,
For, though there Is
Room In the halls of pleasure,
For long and lordly train, vet,
by and by we must all pass through
The narrow allies OF pain"
How strangely fate deals with man.
and how unreal are the dreams OF
fancy that bid us hope for a perfect
realization of our dearest conceptions
! But when the mists OF life are cleared
away and the friends aud readers of
The ARGUS are pleused 10 revert 10
olden memories, and glance down
| through the channels of time. may
they see no regrets. no mistakes. no
dark clouds overhanging the bright
horizon OF this, the most happy period
OF their lives, all opaline with the
softencd tints OF cherished friendship.
is the wish OF yours truly,
THE HELLdRIMIrE.