West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1897-03-18
From another corro pondent.

/ From another corros pondent
/ Wind, rain, mud
! Wheat IS looking woll in this locality
/ and bids fair FOR a good crop.
Mrs. J s.. Ioar is quite poorly vet.
| but we hope ts soc her out soon.
Newton McGec was on the sick list n
| few DAYS last week, but is better now
The luGrm1ry question has become
ono that is receiving a great deal OF
public comment
orr jolly friend, viii Guthrie. seems
TO have some attraction here. lie says
he is very fond OF Lemmons.
Eliza Simms has moved his earthly
possessions on farm belonging to
John Bayles, near Shutdown.
Clark Bayles has completed his cot
tn@e and will move his family this
week. We welcome him into our
midst.
Ed Gross seems to have a great deal
OF attraction at Warrington. He Is
going there soon to work at the car
pcnter trade.
Our school at this place will close
bout April I'd with "A rousiug exhibi-
ton at night Come one, come all, and
see the performance.
Mrs n w. Kern will return 10 her
home in Rcedsville before long Geo.
Kern rs here now STAYING with his
aunt, Miss Hattie Wheeler.
Mr. and Mrs Willie Cobun returned
last Monday from Washington, where
they attended the Inauguration. They
report Il grand time, aud saw many
sights.
Nau- Is rather &c roe this week, and
| your correspondent has been kept very
/ busy with tolls OF this life. So could
lD- gather many locals, but will write
more nest time
VIII Gussman and win Shay have
] each erected "a very large and cOmmo-
| dious building for shcltaring their
| stock They are firm believers in pro-
! tccting their stock from the cold blasts
| Of winter.
The Fairfax school taught by Miss
Letiti1 Brown, closed the 18th inst So
| cntcrtninment at night. Miss LctiJia
! las the praise Of teaching tho b"st
! school since We Editor welded the red
| brush az the same place.
Where is the ntn upv that said we
/ arc to have better times after the cleo
/ tion? Evidently he has gone 20 parts
/ unknown, judging from the editorial
/ cfusions of tic Republican Journals
| throughout The country. Those who
| propbcsicd q restoration OF conf
/ druce' aud the return ri prosperity as
| result of Actiulcy's election, have
/ taken 90 The woods.
There will Uc some CHANGES ia our
town this spring. David Losr will
move into his new house April lsL be.
! land Mckinney will move 90 the pici,-
| cnp1ugh farm Ire Monouvalia county
! w. ilOlvfield will move from here TO
| A0r2antOWn. Dr. WIN. II. JcGiunis
! viii move his family 90 TuuucltOn
/ where he has been spending portion
! Of his time ia practice the past winter
sorry TO lose the Doctor and family
IN Coopcrstown, Otsego county. New
! York, February a. 1891. occurred the
I death Of Charles Rathburn Stocking
| lie leaves a wife and five children
three daughters and two sons. Mrs
| DR.. McGinnis, OF Recdsville, being the
! eldest daughter. Mrs. Edward Jordan,
! wbo resides In New London, Conn.
and Mrs. VIM. j. Adams OF BinghamD-
ton, y. y, his two sons residing with
him at the time Of his death. Both are
unmarried. lie was among the Oldest
citizens, being 81 years old.
Mr. Editor we are inclined 30 believe
that "IlelRrcmitc' is just little bit of
! mis- base. lie seems 90 be in dilemma
VINO is 10 occupy that cottage built ON
! Mrs. EairlaXs farm. We think from
/ the frequent visits nc makes that ere
the roses bloom again he viii bc the
happy occupant, with one Of her fair
daughters. Also he thinks he is under
obligations 90 make sport of some one.
so he tries 10 on n IT, Reeds choir
We think II hc could only hear himself
sing one OF those beautiful hymns. hc
would say no uOrc about anyone.
The lime kiln. near the Gross mill,
I BIS being worked by company They
! arc showing the farmers in this vicin-
/ ity chat they can feed the land and iu
20 doing they will reap the reward
Why starve your farm 9-the best
friend you have. TO Dasurc. TO- takes
some little time and "a few dollars. h1t
you are the one VINO gets the interest
In time Aside from limo. nothing but
energy to work makes nice profitable.
farm. Some become DISCOURAGED - the
times become % little dull. Never mind
The times the farmer who keeps going
is the man who makes the dollars iu
the long run. Spend your winters doc
inc sowething on tho farm. then vou
arc ai "avs ahead of your work, not
your work ahead of you.
ELLA Rec.