The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-07-24
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RARRAckviLLE NEWS.

rs era1 of the fEi ends Ind q atftS
ances on Area met last SUNDAY
afternoon at the home of hts mother
where, he lay sicKs and cheered him
with some good singing which lie de
lighted in very much.
Four of our young people went out
driving few days ago, taking dim
ner along for an all.day outing. and
returning late In the evening. They
report good time until coming home
up one Of the hills. when the horse 10
one of the buggies refused to put
any stopped short never to
90 again on that trip The driver
laid whip as kind of persnader; but
instead of going, the horse began kick
ing and soon stripped itself or the
harness. In doing so it threw the DC.
cupants out of the buggy. the girl fail
ing ON top Of the driver, and as she
was rather large, he Thought the brs,
gy had fallen on him. Both escaped
untlrt, bearing few light scratches.
Mrs. Mary Raymond, widow, Of w.
w. Raymond, and woo has been mals-
ing her home in Fairmont with her si3-
ter for several months. was in town
Saturday trying to rent property into
which to move.
Mr.. j. F. Ice who has been suffering
more than tongue can tell. is at this
writing somewhat improved.
Mr.. Russell Ice and two children. Of
Huntington, visited relatives and
friends here recently.
Mr.. q. ID. Robinson. nHr hustling
and accommodating blacksmith, has
torn away his old illy-prpvised snop
AMI is building large and conlnio-
tlious one in which he can better take
care of his large and increasing trade
in his line. including buggy painting
Jake Garner has left the store for
the oil fields of wetzel county where
he expects to follow his vocation, that
of embarrassing.
Mr.. S. s. Dunn, one Of our mel-
chants, and, as noted some time ago,
who has been in declining health TO-.
some time. died on the night of the
sixteenth and was laid to rest in tho
Baptist cemetery on the eighteenth.
He leaves wife and one daughter 10
mourn their loss.
Though Lone Star declared onre that
he would write no more concerning
the little pleasantly that has sprung
up between him any myself Uyer the
question. I asked him, tile expected
has happened and he treats lis to an
other batch of unhands:me things
and accuses us of all manner Of things,
because we asked him 10 tell us what
the Campbellttes believe He now un-
dertakes to tell what Sir Tnby's faith
is, and II he should miss the Camp
bellites belief as badly and as far as
he did mine, his answer TO our qucs-
ton could not possibly do any one any
good. So you need not answer or
question, unless you can do far bet.
ter job than you did on O:rs. might
quarrel" with you were you 10 insist
that / am a Campbellite and thu; what
YOU assigned to me is my falth and
the only tenet of my faith. But as
long as you do not do these things con-
fine yourself to the Camp'Je!ltte faith,
you can have clear sailtDg. so far as
I am concerned, though the Campbell
lites, If there are any in the country.
might get after you Your 1hyine
about and around as if you were afraid
some one is in hiding anu il about 10
Jump out suddenly and sq"hll "Goo!"
at you, and your general scrttlcf!sh
policy in this little bout, is very anus
ing to Sir Toby, and no Doubt is to the
readers. Look here, Lone Star, why
don't you confine yourself to the qres-
ton? 1t matters not what am, who
1 am, or what 1 believe. Or What my
"rep" is. You do not answer my ques-
ton by referring to either of these. I
am no Campbellite, SO far as know;
and were /, 1t certainly %ould be eS-
IRENE folly for me to ask Lone Star
or any one else to give me information
on nv own faith! This would be even
worse than goose. You seem to have
adopted the latter part of the old law
yer's advice to the young attorney.
IF you have good case" said the
lawyer, give attention 20 tho evil
dence; but if not, then abuse your OPP
ponent." care not for your false
accusations regarding my motive in
asking the question, or about what I
believe, nor for your abuse. A It's
terless star may be of less account
than gander or gosllrg. Be we have
never been seeking quarrel with you
or any one else, but sought informa
ton. It is hard to conceive why you
think we were seeking quarrel, since
1 am not interested in the CampbeIllte
church, and am perfectly willing that
nothing be detrac.ed from the credit
due Mr.. Alexander Campbell or any
one else. 1t must be that your fears