davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03
Die 9lufaabe Ser 9ettnna.

Ote 8~rettfpurtgfett, nit pel9er Ser
bre3en In amertfunti9e 3eitungen gef9tlz
bert perben, 1T Otefer Sage BON einem @eiitz
Ii9en Der uniper1aliitI9en Stride, Der elm
l1ebermaB an GeItgiofitGt nidt borgetpprfen
tperben fam, Dem Or. @todtng in Sales
burg In SQtnots, 9ebiibrenb gegeiBelt NOR
ben. 9teier 8Oripurf trtfft inbeHen nt9t
fptpobl bic beutf3zamertfanif3e, als bic
englif6zamerttantf9e pre1e, BENIN bic beutz
f9e 1T itets bemibt, ibre MtittbeiGungen
iiber @erbre4en gegen bteGittli9teit - unb
bic itno es bier bauptfd9Ii9, bic in Be-
tra9t tommen = in cine mDgGt9ft tndppe
nnb al itGnbtge Sorm 3u brtngen. Gs Iinb
Mtttbetlungen, Die Ii9 nt9t unterbriiden
lafIen, Die man aber, nm fi9 nt6t au be-
fubeln, nur NIT ben SingerfpiBen anfaBt
unb gIei9 tpteber fauen 1GBt. 9as lGBt
it9 nun BON u%nferen englif9en %grpBtGbtiz
f3en 3eitungen nt9t fagen. 9a perben
l1n8u3tsDerbreben in elmer Wet1e brettgez
treten unb NIT alien @inael6eiten gef6tlz
bert, bic ieDenfaQs iiber ben gfubn1en elmer
3eitung binausgeben unb bic 3ettung auf
glet9e Stufe nit Der 8einoper >unter ben
S9aubiibnen unb ben @erfertigern Der
f4amlOien 8tlb9en, nit peG9en un1ere Gtz
Observation-Disclosures tbrer @aare Nbfab gu
perf3affen fu9en, fteuen,
Or. Stodtng lGBt ft9 besbaIb gu folgenz
Der Strdfprebtqt binreiBen:
MOber tommt es, baB ben @erbre9en in
unferer SageSpreiie cine 70 beroorragenbe
SteQe etngerdumt tpirb, unb mas bere9z
tigt Die 8er6re9er gu elmer Mus9lei9ung,
mte fe benz Deem 9enfreunbe utD @o6lz
tbGter Der Menf36ett nur in ben feltenften
5GQen 3utbetG tDtrb? 9tnge, bic mir oar
nt9t gu ptifen Derlangen, tperben uns in
grDBter Iusfibrli6tett dufgetif9t, tppbur9
Die Dffentli3e Stttfd1nfeit nur unterqraben
perben tdnn. !9dufig le1e ib in Der 53etz
tung bon Sd3en, Die tb meinem SDbne in
metner @egentpdrt ni9t gu leTen qeben
mO6te. Mdn bitet bic &inber Dor benz
2efen f3le9ter 8i9er unD lGBt qunae
StrDme BON 8erbre9erz Ga6ri6ten f9
bnr3 bic Mobnung ergieBen. Man Iettet
ben S3m1rB aus benz 9aufe in bic &loate
uno ldBt bic &loaten Der f6muBigften So
gesna9rt4ten &benos unb Mtorgens berein,
nm Die bduslt8e &%tmOfpbGre gu bergiften.
Slug TT bas nt9t, unb ldBt it6 a118 ni6t
reqttertt9en, Die 3eitungen entf9uGbiqen
ith oomtt, boB Der @ef9mad bes publtfums
pie etngebenbe @erDffentlibung aQer @tnaelz
betten zines @erbre9ens berlanqe, bah oez
rdbe bic un~genteBbariten @uben BON Der
Wtenge am gierigiten berf6lungen piirben.
Menn es aber bic Nufgabe Der preTe 1T,
bic Wtenge 3n er3teben, mie fann fie ii6
bann oa5u bergeben, gerabe beren 11ltmmfte
Netgungen 81 befriebigen2
@ptpeit 9err @tOdtng, unb ieber qnftdnz
bige 3ettungsI3retber tann linn nar rebt
geben. Die @u9t, Der groBen Menqe 81
@efolen gu fein unb ii8 beren 8eifoQ UNI
ieben PretS gu erperben, bat aus unIeren
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03
Gin betteres Stiidben

pafiirte na9 Der Con 7tan3er 3eitung" tiir5>
lt6 in einem Observation-Disclosures bon @a1bsz
but, 9ort fam Mbenbs Elm Srembling an,
Der bur9 fem 8enebmen Dem bort i%tattonir,
ten 8enbarmen aufftel. DIS er i'm tonz
t%roltrte, 1te1te es ii9 beraus, baB Der Srembs
ling tetn Mprt 0eutf9 Deritanb, baB bagez
gen ale Paptere, bic er Bel ii9 trug, ben
Namen oes @enbarmen entbielten. Der hers
betge3olte Ortspfdrrer, Der in fol9en DIM
gen ben 0olmetf6er MAIDEN muB, tlGrte
bic Sa9e babin auf, boB Der Trenbltng Elm
Sran3ofe unb Der 9iebbaber Der Scooter bes
@enbarmen Jet, Die er in Paris fennen ge=
lernt unb Die ct beIu9en tpoGte. Ser 8uz
tiinftige 9err @~4ipiegerpapa bat benin audi
ietnem S9ptegerfobn BEL elmer 5Ia19e
@etn ben @egen gegeben.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03
Gin Kronprins ais Srettifdbewer.
Der.

@Gs Dor ettpa bret eSSa6ren Der &6nig bor
Miirttemberg benz @Dtttnger &prps Der 8res
menfer, nit ipel9em e" pdbrenb ietner Stu
b%ien3ett dls Prtn3 bertebrte, CUR @rbduunQ
bes &~orpSbauie5 Die Summe bon 10000 80
I9entte, ba ertnnerte man ft9 in 90tttnger
zines @organges aus iener Stubien3eit, mel
ber tDo6l Oerbient, au9 auBerbalb8DtttngenS
betannt gu nerben, Nls ndmlt9 Der Prin7
etnem f9~perbOrigen Prpfeffor Der 3tebte,
BET pel6em er Elm itaatsre9tlt9eS &oQeq
beIegt bate, einen Nntrittsbef u9 maAte unb
bterbei als Prin3 Wilbelm BON @iirttemberQ
it9 pOrtelIte, erbtelt er BON benz f9tper60rt=
gen 8rofefOr, melher glet63eitig 8Oritunb
Der Sreitif6infpeftion mar unb nur bds
Wort rMiirttemberg" b~eritanben bate, bic
f4leunige Nnttport: nIuslGnoer betommen
bier tetne Sretttf9e!"
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03
Ole aerm,fhe ttnterfn4nna.

Die nSimes" bat nit ibrem eriten NnlaltI
CUR N~etntgung Der itdbtif6en @erpaltunQ
tein @lid gebabt unb es ftebt beinabe aus ,alS
miiBten Die Nnitifter Der Gernf9en Inter
fubung iebt unterfu9t perben. Oas 1T einG
fraufe 9ef6i9te. Sin @ranbiurb>O bmdnn
Der auf Oerbd9tigen @egen gu feinem poieu
tOmmt unb bann in gebetmer 8eratbung mil
Dem @nIttfter Der l1nterI u9ung betrOffer
nirb! 9offentlt9 tpirb in Die Sadie NOD
&larbeit gebra6t, benin fir Die Sorte &e=
form banten mir. Mtr baden fir ben Stats
antpalt gerabe feline iibermGBige 8orltebe.
aber fir cine berarti9e Geform nO9 peniger.
@tne Before @%mpfeblung CUR no9maliger
&anbibdtur bdtte 9err 8ern fih ni9t mini
f9en tDnnen unb er, befien amtli9e Gein=
lt9tett friiber fir febr frdgtpiirbig gait, itebi
ieBt ouf einmal a1s Der retnfte Sugenbbelf
ba. Sine drgere 8tamage Bate einem an=
gebenben 3eitungsberausgeber niAt pafiireu
tOnnen. Man fiebt, bdB gum gef4tdten Set
tungsmanne nod ettpus me6r geb0rt, alS
griinbli9e Panbeftenz& enntniB.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03
sSm Observation-Disclosures fo4 fc

- SIN 8unbesabgeorbneten6auTe fon iiG
aus @nGaB Der an9eblt4en Mbii9t bes PrG=
fibenten GGebelanb, benz gongreB cine @r=
bObuRg Der 8ierfteuer bon 1 Dollar auf an
bertbaIb 9Ou, bas SAB bpr3uf9Gu9en, bereitS
etne@lique gebilbet baben, um a la Powers
i'm @6icdgOer Stabtratb ben 8terbrauern
@@rDpftOpfe a~n3uieBen, unb Der prGitbeni
fO1 Oesbalb ben Plan nur i'm duBeritengaOtb=
fale, ndmli9 tpenn tbm Der GpngreB ni4i
nit elmer gebOrtgen Nnletbe auf ldngere 3eti
unb gu bt1tgem Gins unter Die Nrme gretfeu
min, our Nusfibrung bringen pouen, Scum
10 Elm paar 6uuberttauienb aus benz 8rauerz
fGdeG, Die ia bod iebt Die @nglGnber gum grDz
BEN She'll liefern miiBten, f0nnten ben 5ur
&ube geiebten @Oltsbertretern gerabe paBen
limb gu gut 1T bic @eie4f9aft auA nt9i
bd3u.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03

- S6crit 8refinrib9e mar ni9t 10 gez
i3eut, pie feline Ma6eline; CT bat nit ieis
ner 8orIeietour einen g%Ldn8enben Dur6fan
erlitten. Wa6eIine 9ebt ben Gbeater>
unternebmern, bic iie auf bic 8ibne brtnz
gen m0bten, be6utfam aus benz 8ege.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03

- Ser Nntpalt Der l1nipn 9actftc>8a6n
S6uritpn bat es in Nebrasta tptrtlt9 gum
&dnbiDaten Der &epublifaner fir ben 8unz
O%esfenat gebru6t, Sin @iIenbabn>9e lbfad
i'm Senat mebr!
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03
ie Stem gorfer epieGbouen, 8or6el

-9te gtem gOrfer SpielbOuen, 8Orbeus
un6 OptumbObIsnz Beitbcr miiien iebt, no
iic ni9t mebr gerupft uerOen, ausge3ci9nete
@eiadfte MAIDEN. Die 2erOw'i6e Inter
iu9ung bat iib audi fir ite aIs iegenSrei9
erpieien.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03

so a a: 9ait On BENIN AUDI i9on
Define S9utarbeiten gentacbt, mein Ser
3%ensiunge?
SObn: Sd mad' erft gar feline,
Wamoben.
so a a: Nber bann iebt Did Ser 2ebs
rer I'M einen berunter.
SObn: 0aS fann er nibt, Mamoben,
t6 bin 16on Der QeBte.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03

Nbtca9u 6 gtprtbtue It erusG 81 Ienbabn. - Tidet
" Offices: 9tps. 206-208 ~glorf=StroBe, an Der
Ooflep Ioenue Station unb am 9epOt Gts Igeas.
uub RinsiesStroBs.
Mbfohrt Q1tfltnft
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03

- Gbrenmanu 9opers 1T jebt Bic @ranb
SurD IOs, un6 bas itaOtrdtbIi9e Inter
lubungscomite ? alderman g otpers, Der
ieine @~appenbeimer fennt, iagt, CT fer6te
Ii6 nicbt babor.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03
Omaha, 9es MtDines, 9enper,

NbtcaSo, @iItU aufee 6 ct. 0aMI=@ tSembabm.
W St6StzSidetsOffice 207 Glarf=StraBe; Selepbpne
2l9o Mtain. Union Baifo9ier s9totton Canal, Aoousa
unb Mabt1on=GtraBe
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03
sSutttOfS Central.

ane bur39ebenOen 3iee BON Der Gentral.S tation
y. StrasBe pno gart Rom; Gage fir ben @iben tbnneH
non1nten tperben. 3tdets in ber stabt-Off ce, 194 Sab
Slarts5traBe uno inl Aubitorium.So teI.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03

Abfabrt Mnfunft
elpOrIeonsSimiteb unb Wlentpbis 135 Nd' 1856 %
Atianta, 60, 81 Sadionpt0e. STA. = l:35 Ni' l:55 81
@bicnqo, ct 2puiS 9t1mDnoI
GpecioI... ......... -. . 900 Nd 7:S5 Ws
&alre, ct. 3ouls td9ltber Dug 49,. $50 9Rlf TOO u
SprtHgftelo rub 8ecatur 49,. 900 Sd' 735 81
Stem Orleans 8~pft=S9neasue -. = 800 30 1920 g1
Bloomington YaIiaQierbu0.. .....+ 1855 gI+ I:55 St
Chicago nno Stem Gr.eans GrpreBlf 800 III 700 W
Gilman nn0 &aufafee ......... 4:30 gd' 1000 Wi
GDdipro, Dubuque, Sipur Gitp unb
@ipur Sails S1neG5u9 ........ { 22o Nd 110 y
Jtodf0rb. Dubuque, 9Irur @itq. la 1l:35 al $50 Nl
NodfDrb Paiioqier. ...........' 300 sd" 1920 Sd
9iodforb rno Greepprt. go. ....... 4:45 9d+ 1890 ID
Godfnre q 6reepert GrpreB ..... 835 Nd
2uonque q Gpeforb GrpreB -. No.. q20 81
a Somito9 gta9t nur bis DUBUQUE. 'Tdalieb. +GQos
LID, ansgenOnlmeu G~Dnntaas.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03
Union paReneer Station.
[YYGnnSyIvdnid lines
%. canal. nn0 aNaoiion.str

SifefsOffiee8: At BET Station. in 248 g.. Star
5trobe, SIDE SoGIon, unb i'm Nuoitoriun-9 pteL
8ur9=3itee fabreu tpie tpI9t mad @sntraiss3eit:
eTanLim tLnnIih- nusnemnn1n1en @nnntnna
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03

- 9as lit 6enn aus unierer Inter
iu9ung Der goLi3ei getpor6en?
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03
abfabrt 9~lnfunft

SGolib. S6glth, aus9enontmeu Sonnta9s.
t T6Qltn, nuSgenpnmen Samftags. S6QIid, aus
oenpnlnten Mtpntoos. S 9}ur SpnntoQs.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03

SsR}tdDi9au Central, g. 9. e.. & 8. 81. uub 3. g.
~ q. q. &-mSbe Niogora 9gaGS &oute". Sitet,
Stfees. 81 Start Ctr. u1b StatiOnen IL. Ctr. unb 9art
3ton, p. Ctr 80. Str. nub Spoe 4art.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03

Nbica0O, Sod SsIamo & 9actNcsSabm.
" Yaiia9iersStation Ban guren.gtr., Elm groI
inbAb Dom 8oaro of Grobe. Sidet-Gftce: 1o4 glarfItr.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03

$50 abafbsGiTenbabm. = .8d9e %perIaTen 9enrboru'
&S citation, GGte 8Dlf- uu6 DearbornsGtr. 3idet'
Office POI g. @Iarf-Gtr. unb 221 MtbiQau &oe.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03

Snr6 Elm b~eiOnOeres Nbton1nten nit Der @elta11sfteIs
ll1n9SbebOroe itanoen ben gerIesern iammtfide ~OHi5ielIen
phOtOgrupRif&ea AufraRmen, etpa $4,000 an Der 8abI, our
Werfigun9, unO Die NuspabI wte Die NeproOuttion OteIer
photographer erfol9te nit 9rOBter GOr9falt uno unter
A1tpenOun9 Der alerneueten MetboOen, 10 DaB
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03

&ein 9iefernn9smerf, iOnOert eine 3aiomnenbdngenOe,
btloli6e nno 9ei6i6tli6e 0arteQung Der GoIumbii6en
Notwithstanding in tinitlerii6er gustottung.
Gin Oeuti6e8 Sra6twert, bent tttneS Der btS6er
eri6ienenru Oft bic @ttte grteOt werbem tanu.
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03

CHICAGO GREAT WESTERN BIZ. co, 0rons
~ Central Station. Gittb Ape. unh Sorrifon.Strae
Gto6t'Office an GIort. unO SodiDn.Str. Cphenir gIbg)
Abendblatt., 1895-01-03

0ranb Raptb8 3ige po 6. 6 90. 81. 8Qbm, Q6fabrf
1925 Nt; $500 St; '1l:45 a. anfunft: '7;20 01.:
+1:25 g.: 1850 81.
@rogO gGpt6s Dlo 9. w. & s. g. a., mbfobrt: 1880
g.; "Ii:9Oa. 9tntunft: ITO 81; 1906 u.
'3daGtn. + gus9en. eonnta9s. + Qnsoeu. Wsontaa.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-18

Hcsointi"nS on the D"aG! o.? t:;.s.
Ph0s'5a Phra0ns .IGurtcG ,:i
the EonnS Pcop!@'s Union.
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Al
wise Creator to take from US sister
Ph"ha Parsons, lie it therefore
Rcso'ro@, That in the dca.h OF 81.
ter Parsons, the church has lost 9
faithful member, the communiry a
good woman, the husband loving
and Kind wife, the little children a
kind ard aGtciionate mother.
Rcsottoi, That this Union do OK
tend its heartfelt sympathy to Broth.
err Parsons and his little children,
and as toker Of our sympathy, that
each member Of this Union DO ware
badge Of mourning for thirty DAVIS.
Rcso'cel, That a copy Of The rc,o.
Iuli"ns be spread ON the records of
this Union, and that copy he sent
to the husband and little children.
and that a copy he sent TO lhc CAr.
HoJN CnEoNIcLE FIR publication.
j. D. CUrLP,
MOLLrE CoNEAD. ''"''
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-18
PROGRAM

Of the Young Peoples Meeting, at
Rilla, Calhoun county, West Nir
ginia, July 4th, 1895.
Mrs. Elite Sturm, Organist.
/. Music.
?. Prayer-John McCulty.
3. Music.
/. Address of Welcome-J. d.
Cutlip, President.
.. Responses. IL. Campbell.
6. Music.
7. \ ldress-proG S. P. Bell. the
American Flag.
8. Music.
8. Address Rev. D. y. Coulev,
Temperance.
10. Essoy-W L. Powell, Ten
perance.
H. Reciia,ion-Three young Ia.
dies, Lips that touch Liquor snail
never touch mine"
II. Ba>ke, Dinner.
IS. Music.
II. Prayer-Rev. S. X. Rife.
ID. Music.
1G. dress-proC J. II. Roher;,,
Education.
II. Music.
IS. Recitation Con,c.t-Thrcc
young ladies. Prize, an album Of
the Worlds Fair, to he given to the
winner by the President.
-. Music.
20. Select Reading Conlest-Thrcc
young ladies Prize, an albua Of
Chicaso, to be given to the winner
by the President.
81. Music.
-. Addr,ss Rev&S. X. Rifle.
Objects IF the Young Peoples Union
%. Add,c-s-Sen. II. c. Hackney.
"a Music.
p. Closing Address j. d. Gu;
. lip, President.
2G. Adjournment.
Done by Order of Committee.
J. D. CurIrp. Pcsaic.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-18

1t is n fact worthy of note that re-
forms do not all come ut once. 1t is
also a notorious fact that reforms, if
earnestly and honestly advocated.
will come. When we returned to this
county little more than two years
ago, it was then, and had been for
years, the custom of many Surveyors
of Roads in the county, to commence
or do great portion Of their work
after harvest in the late summer when
little or no good could be done to our
thoroughfares We Immediately be
gan to insist upon the work being
done within the time the law pre-.
scribes between the LIST Of April AID
the lst Of July we now have
the satisfaction Of saying, 50 far as
we know, all the Surveyors of the
county have donc moic or less work.
and many have completed their work
at this time, and it is only a little af.
ter the middle of June. But there is
yet another reform that will have to
he brought about if we ever have
good roads, and it is this. SURVEYORS
will have to quit cutting bitches
across their roads, and i'm lieu there
Of put underground culvorls. No
doubt the men who dig bitches across
the roads think it is the proper thing
to do, but we think different. and we
base our opinion on what wc have OBJ
served in this and other counties. We
believe amy intelligent Surveyor can
not help being convinced of the inn
provemcnt underground culyerls
make. fine VIII only hitch up % team
and drive over both kinds Of road
As before indicated, we are not fault
ing any man FIR his honest opinion.
but we think bitches cut across road.
are nuisance that ought to- be abat.
ed. BE 10 remembered chat This isn
question that effects the entire
travelling public. and there j.. mo-
private gain 100 Cine matter f,ru. eth.
cr with or without the ditchrs or cnl.
yeris cNccp, SO far as it effects our
reputation as up-lo-datr people. and
"c advocate these reforms because ve
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-18


have two little grand children
who are teething this hot summer
weather and are troubled with bowel
complaint. | give them Chamber
lain's Collie Cholera and Diarrhuea
Remedy and it acts like churm. |
earnestly recommend it for children
with bowel troubles. was myself
taken with severe attack Of blondy
iuN, wit cramps and pains in my
stomach, one-,hird of bottle Of this
remedy cured me. Within twenty.
four hours | was out Of bed and do.
ing my house W, rk. Mrs. W. l..
nCNAGAN, Bon aqua, Hickman Co..
Tenn. For sale by Barr Bros, drug
gists, GAINESVILLE.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-18
FOURTH DAY

Jurors allowed per diem and mile
age, the total Of which is, grand ju-
rors sllG.35, petit jurors sI79.35
vcnire S2IO0
State Us Cha-. Cadlc, mi.d., contin.
ued
State ys Dee LaughIin, unlawful
retailing, Nos. I, ., 3 and j. confess.
ed to each, fined $500 and cost. i'm
each case.
A. IIardmm vs. Warren johnson.
w. II. Jackson, james Wilson and
j. il. Johnson, Jr, 10 a.sum,it.
judgment for plaintiff
Jno. King allowed three dollars for
his services as page
Miss Clara t. Alalhcrs stenogra-
phcr, allowed $1,000 tor her services
in the case Of A. IIardman vs War
ron johnson and others.
Amos j. Kouncy was appointed
one Of tbe commissioners to settle
With the -hor.Gof The county.
a moGm wu, made 60 set aside the
verdict Of The jury 10. The case Of A..
HardnIan VS. Warren Johnson md
others, which motion was over ruled
l'oNrNrED on THIRD pAGl.J
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-18

a., 'r#"f. LANn, No, Aueust1/ IS,
Hon,p'": ] have examined YOUR sam
Pc. "i l.rl.h.ork'z Prre Htc ;nd BARLEY
'iail VIII Aies aud according To my inde-
.''i 'Lg.y are w,''' they profess To he, tho
'.' "''',i' ana % hest Of quality Malt
.Ni'tv 100 great variety a~.. being p,e,',,
''ct"r d and PIT isn't" market icr medical
VS." "rirniwiy for dyspcp,ic complaints.
"iI"rs oi digestion aud other wasting dis,
eases " mere Is" Irllcnic powers are weak.
80 ouch c.sc~ the combination ~ naltpcp
'"nt' "i'h alcohol often proves the best
ana u'ai successful agent Tor cure ard in
"'il pros" aD effective agent. Tho iutolIi
gent practitioner viii find in vour mann
i'ri'n'- rcnejir. for cb cases and other
agents on which hc ctn .civ.
Very truly yours.
G. Il. DIR, MD.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-18

According to the Peunsboro Lever,
there are seventy-four State cases,
forty-four law cases and seventy-six
chnncery cases on the trial docket for
the term beginning this week.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-18

Mrs. Agnes Morrison, Of Wheeling,
was granted u certificate by the
county court Of Monongalia county to
obtain license to practice law. This
is the first time in the history of the
county that Il lady has been granted
This privilege. Mrs. Morrison gradu.
nted this year from the law depart
mcnt Of the West Virginia Universe.
~. Her husband, G. S. Morrison, is
also 4 graduate Of the class.-Domin-
ion.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-18

An exchange says: Richmond,
Va, is the greatest Baptist city in
world. There are, including nil de-
nominations, lightweight churches,
and thrty-four of these are Baptist.
The entire church membership of the
city is about $4,000 and nearly 90.
600 Of these, or nearly onc-half, are
Baptists.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-18

The United States District Court
is in session at Parkersburs Depu-
ty Marshal johnson has been kept
quite busy for several days looking
after the boys who had business be-
fore the court.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-18

The Deputy u. S. Marshals who
were indicted in the circuit court of
Wayne county for the murder of JAS.
Frizzell, at a political meeting last
summer, have been released, and Col.
=. 5. Ninson, who was also indicted
with them, has secured change Of
venue.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-18

AneXchange says: West Virginia
will likely send up $50 or more dele.
gates to the Republican National con
vention, to he held at Cleveland, O.. a.,
to-day" The faith of the faithful is
never shaken.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-18
Circuit Court Proccedi,,rs.


Court convened Monday June 10,
with Judge V. S. Armstrong on tie
Bench.
Grand Jury impaneled, G.. w.
Griffin foreman, instructed and sent
to their room to prepare the several
bills presented.
j. f. Mcdonald was reappoiutcd a
jury commissioner for this county.
j. f. Mcdonald and T. II. Stump
were each allowed $50 for their ser
vices rs jury commissioners.
Alexander Dulin and O. j. Cham.
bers took the oath prescribed by law
to practice at this Bar.
State V Thos. Boatwright, felony,
continued.
State vs. Wesley Knight and 9th
ors, felony, continued.
State Us Thos IIaggerty and 5.
WiX, misd.; VIM. Morton, Inisd I;
John Townsend, misd.; Emma Tuck
or, misd, Jno. Deems, mi-d., all mol
lied.
State IS Felix Cunningham, misd.,
alias capias awarded, rcturnablc ON
the first day of the next term.
State VS. John Tanner, misd.; Frank
Chapman, misd.; Geo. Moody, misd. ,
Nos. and ,; Doke Fairbce, misd. ;
alias capiasos awarded.
State " Thos, llaggerty, misd. ,
No. |, confessed, fined 500 and costs
Same vs. same, mi>d., Nos. 2, 4
and 3, trial by Court in lieu Of jury,
verdict not guilty.
Same Us same, No. 3, misd., con
fcsscd, fined 81 ana costs.
Same IS same, misd. No. g.. con
lcssed, fined 325 and costs.
State Us j. L. Snidcr, mi.d., , cas-
Is, quashed.
State Us Dee Laughlin, unlawful
retailing, submitted to the Court III
lieu Of Il jury, verdict, not guilty.
Martha Boon VS. Worth Chenoweth,
bos'ardy, dismissed at cost Of plain
iii.
State IS Jno. r. Richards and jos.
Richards, upon an appeal from a
Justice, warrant quashcd.
Emma Parsons " ID. w. Cheno.
weth, upon an appeal from Justice,
continued.
Jacob Douglas vs. Thomas Wayne
and Jacob Moore, upon motion dis
missed at cost Of defendant.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-18

Great Mountain Chaut&ugua.
The Paradise IF the Mountains. on
Che summitof the Allcghcnic.. Thin.
teen years Of splendid history; $3.50
Oc0invcs.cd in bcautirying the great
paris of 500 acres Splendid hold.
and cottage accommodations 40 from
80 to week The ,umn0rsclo,l.
with 20 departments of important
study under the care Of the best i'm.
siructur- out Of leading Cuiycr.i,io.
August 9Th to 9th The Great
Mountain Chautauqua meets August
7th Co the 9th. 100 profc -ionals
well kuowuin Che entertainment, field.
wiIlhI the passing days with pleas
ure and profit Itis The coolest lbe
cheapest the most inspiring place in
America to spend q summer vacation.
IL is un the main line of thc pic.ur
esque Il. d. O. Railroad. cyprrs,
trains win sleeping and parlor ears
q" the doors. 10 YOU are interested.
the l6 page, handsome, illustrated.
detailed program viii be mailed to
you, If you viii send your numc and
address 10 the Agent of Che - d. O.
II. Il. Co., Mountain Lake Park
Maryland.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-18

Can't we talk politics enough by only
talking them once in two years? five
can, for the Lords sake give usa rest
until '96. Then let them come like
forked lightning and jar the earth
like nitro gIycerine explosion. Then
let us observe '97 US year OF thanks
giving and prayer.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-18

Cameron, r-ccnt loss by fire is va
riously estimated from quarter to a
half million dollars.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-18

As might have been expected the
appointment of Mr. Olney does not
suit all OF us
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-18

Instead Of single standard poli,i-
ticians next year we will have double
straddle.
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SECOND DAY.

State vs. Jno. p. ConIey ana 9th
crs, petit larceny, jury, verdict not
gully as to Corlcy.
State vs. Samuel Hclmicll and 9th
crS, mollied as to Hclmick.
. State VS. Jno. p, Conley, unlawful
retailing, failed to appear, taken for
confessed, fined $25 and costs.
State VS. G. (Bird) Bell, felony,
jury verdict not guilty.
Rule and attachment awarded
against Nerna White.
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Competitive Examinations For
Peabody Scholarships.

There are five vacancies in West
Virginia Scholarships in the Peabody
College, at Nashville, Tenn, and the
same will be filled by competitive ex
aminntions arranged by the State
Superintendent of Free Schools, to
be held ON the 18th Of July, 1895, at
tie following places, by the persons
named, viz: Ravenswood, Rev. S. +.
McClung; PhiIippi, S. H. McClane;
Clarksburg, Hon. Harvey W. Har-
mer; Charleston, Department of Free
Schools, Thomas j. Grass. For in
formation address persons named.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-18

Two sues of the Fa;rmont Index
were publ sled las week.