Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1898-06-11
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~ good time at Winchester Monday
Miss Forest Greenfield. finding the
hot city airs unwhoiesoine and or.
pressive, decided to rusticate through
the hot summer months at HES,
cousins, near the cool, invigorating
mountains, much to the disgust o. q,
host Of admirerers aud more TO the
disgust Of Lot who hates to COOK
worse in summer than winter aDsE
who will thereby have less time to-
paint old doors and scrub buckets
and no time to make pen pictures---an
consequence too sad to contemplate !.
Too sad ED
Mr.. Os Roby has broader grirn,
than usual on his frank, honest face
and he hacks meat with renewed
energy. The former is there, broad
ened because--''It's girl and the
latter, because it requires more ener-
gy, there's a new mouth to teeSh
Good luck to this man and all others
like him--who pluckily sets bss
shoulder to the wheel and throws such
good will in with his work that bis
employer is so impressed with sense
oil his true worth that Oscar is never
reduced to the humiliating strait o.
hunting a job
Mr.. Joseph Airport. who has BEEN
on the invalid list for long time is
improved so much 1--WE are glad to
say as to be able to drive out.
A boarder that didu't stick, was the
fellow who escaped Jail, being one Of
gang implicated in stealing wheat.
1t is reported that Griffith and Nc
Kinney, two Of the same gang, who
were foxy enough to outwit and ouk-
run the officers on trail, crossed the
Potomac and left for parts unknown
Saturday night.
DR.. Strobe, Of Swan Pond. has a.
curious case in hand young lady's
heart is turning to stone and the
Tilted lovers about Greensburg declare
that young, dark-eyed lassie always
did have heart like rock. What
wonder it found affinity in stone
rolled from Brunswick
She gazed, the white robed darling,
SO befrilled that she look like full
fledged angel ready to fly but sha
saw no resemblance to the man she
loved and exclaimed, IN sure THAR
poor artist. Ill never have another.
picture taken at the same place!' He
looked and looked. and the longer hf=
looked the madden he got. He gpx
red he pulled like an engine be
stamped, he rared, he swore. He basa
taken in every detail of that pictH1x-
and knew it was perfect image and
he rared not because it did not resen-
BILE but because it did. How very
strange human nature is any how 2
1t will cling to 4 beautiful lie, whiAes
it repels an ugly truth 1t will hug "a
phantom and turn its back on a re-
atty, but there are some who make
up for what many hack and there is.
in us all enough of latent love of truth.
Of faith in another's fidelity to respon
sive echoes OF we'll earned fame which
can be developed and brought to the
surface by deeds Of such reckless dar-
ing and grand heroisn as was shown
by Lieut.. Hobson and his brave vol
unteers. Santiago de Cuba is locked
and barred and the key is at the boa-
tom of the sea, and we forget oar
small troubles and labors and OR
hearts expand and echo their fame
their JOY and their glory a few
more bold strokes like that and then
peace will again wash the shores with
her pure hands. There is then, theirs.
must be about all Of us. some little
divine flame to redeem, though il
does take big fan to make it visible.
LOT.
is il a burnp Use DR. Thomas Eso-