Of the Columbian Fountain.
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Correspondence Of the Columbian Fountain.


BEDIroroN, BERKELEY Co., VAR


February "a, 1916.


MR. EDITOR: II may afford your numer-
Gus circle Of readers little pleasure to peruse
a few lines from this part Of our hospitabe
state. AT any rate, will write to show that
vou have at least one friend here. Indeed,
NAV as well tell you that you have many
friends besides that one, who, ! trust, will
themselves convince you of the fact by shortly
sending on their names and their dollar; for |
have taken the liberty to say to them that such
course Of procedure would enti.le them TO
the privilege Of reading the Fountain Tor
whole year. What an easy way OF obtaining
q vast amount Of useful and pleasing knowl-
edge


As to news, have only one item at pres
ent. It is melancholy one. A young man
Of about tweniy-one died drunk in his own
bed 4 short distance from this place few
n;rhts ago. You have mentioned many such
shocking occurrences in your paper ] add