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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-31
A JOINT CONFERENCE.
Manufacturers and AmsIgamated Dele
gates Holding One This Afternoon

manufacturers ana Amaigamateu Dele
gates Holding One This Afternoon.
CLEVELAND, May 29.-The manufact-
urers and the delegates to the Amalga-
mated association convention are hold
ing joint conference in this city this
afternoon. Secretary kilgallan has re-
ceived word from a number of manu-
facturers stating that they will meet
his association and discuss the scale.
The change i'll the pudding rate is the
principal item TO be considered
The session of the convention was de-
voted to action on the different commit
tee reports. President Garland states
that he anticipates no difficulty in
reaching an amicable agreement.
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Our $500 Suits

are beauties. Iou will be sur
prised to see them. y more
stylish line ut such low prices
was never before produced.
You will have To come and look
at them to appreciate the offer.
Om Youths Suits at $50,
$3.50, $40, $500, SG.25,
$1,000 and Sl2.OO are unsur-
passed for fit, finish and work
manship.
ChiIdrcn's Knee Suits at 75c,
S1.OO. $l.25, S1.jO, $500
$50. $50 are without an
equal.
Come and examine our stock
and be convinced.
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Church Paper Excluded From Mails.

WAsHINGToN. May 29.-The Church
Union, religious paper published i'll
New York by Miss Elizabeth Grannis.
and which has for associate editors the
Rev. DR.. Charles H. Parkhurst. Bishop
J. P Newman. Miss Frances +. vii
lard. Rev. {. G. Salter. DR.. Joseph r
Wilson and others. has been excluded
from the mails on the ground that it
contained a lottery advertisement to get
subscribers and that the paper was IN
fact conducting Il lottery business.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-31

CAPE MAY Court House, May % -
Mrs. Filbert Hewitt of this place has
given birth TO lO-pOund girl baby W II
six toes on each foot and FIVE fingers,
besides the thumbs. on each hand
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-31

MARSHAITowN. Ia. May ga fierce
south wind, dry and hot has prevailed
III this section for Is hours The ther-
mometer Is ranging around 30, aud
crops are sure to suffer II the drought
continues
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-31
Hawaiian Policy Condemned.

1T has lowered the flag in Hawaii
IN an un-Amerlcan attempt to over
throw a republic and restore a mon
archy, and. with unpatriotic iudiffer-
ence, has suffered British troops to lar
III Nicaragua, IN contemptuous dis.
gard OF the Monroe doctrine; by these
and similar acts. our country, second i'll
power and dignity to none has suffered
loss of respect throughout the world.
I'VE denounce the free wool provision
of the present tariff act as an unjust
discrimination against an important in
dustry, and demand such protection
for sheep husbandry as will secure far
prices for American wool.
I'VE denounce the present admins
tration of the pension bureau for its be
trayal of the interests of the union sol
diers, and we pledge anew to the veter-
ans of the republic IA watchful care and
recognition of their just claims upon a
grateful people.
we endorse the able, honest and
business-like administration of Gov
ernor William Mckinley; we are un-
qualifiedly III favor of biennial sessions
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1895-05-31
GEN. BUSHNELL NAMED
Ohio Republicans Nominate
Him For Governor.
VICTORY FOR EX-GOv. FORAKER.

He Worked Hard For the Spring field Man.
Opposed by Mckinley and sherman.
Mckinley Endorsed For President and
Foraker For senator.
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and endorse the action # the last gen
eral assembly in returning TO the Polcy
of the founders of our state CONSTITUTION
III that regard: we commend the last
general assembly for the care ana econ
omv of its appropriations taxing PRIV
ileCes and franchises ENJOY eh AT the
hands If +he state. and thus relieving
To that extent the burdens OF taxation
now resting upon the people
~i.aruusua Canal Favored.
believing the proposed Nicaragua
,.auaI l. needed for commercial extension
and national defense. and that it ought
10 be constructed and operated by the
government of the United Statss or I'M
der its protection, we commend this
project TO our representatives III con-
gTtSS.
The election of a Republican legis-
lature in this state next November viii
enable Ohio TO send 10 the United States
senate a Repu lican colleague 20 that
grand old statesman, John sherman,
who has so long and so ably sustained
the honor OF Ohio is her repTe~c cntItIve
in that august body. For this honOTa-
BILE place III the upper house Of con
greSs. the Republicans of this state
have but one candidate. and we. their
representatives here assembled. give
voice 70 that unanimous selection in
naming and re commenting aS their
choice for that position. that grand
soldier. peerless orator and patriotic
statesman. Joseph b. Foraker.
Mckinley For President.
The people Of Ohio are proud Of the
character and career uf their dIStln-
guished friend and citizen. Villa II Nc
Kinley- y pure. patriotic and unSelfish
life of public service has eHdeared nm
10 the Republicans Of the nation and
Justly won him place among the few
chosen by popular acclaim for high
station and great leadership. Believing
him TO possess. III eminent degree. those
rare qualities of broad wise and patrl-
otic st .tesmanshiP which not only mt
him for victorious leadership III Il great
campaign, but for a successful admins
tratiOn after election. we present Will
lam Mckinley TO the Republicans pi
the nation a. candidate for the numI
nation for president in 1896. and we
pledge him the absolute and unswerv,
ing support of Ohio at the next national
convention
We have heard with great sorrow OF
the sudden and untimelv death Of Hon
Walter o. Gresham. late he secretary
of state. and we extend To his berrHved
family our sympathy and condolence-'
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Harvey Accepts Horr,s Challenge.

CHICAGO. May 29.-'COin'' Harvey
has accepted Roswell G. Horr's chaI
lenge to debate the silver question.
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CATTLE-Receipts more liberal this .veeI,
and consisting mostly of light grades while
the quality j. not very good, being too
green and not fat Good grades bring
ing last weeks prices We quote mar
ket ~ follows Prime. - - G6 10: good
S5lUG54J; good butchers. S4.7UG5UO; rough
fat. SAjUa 4Vf: bulls, stays and cows. $2.OOd
. %: fresh cows and springerS. $500 300
Hogs - Receipts fair, while demand Is
only fair The market i steady We
quote follows: PhiladelphIaS 81 6JFI
400; mixed and best Workers. 81 5Jd455.
common to fair Workers Si3504-45; roughs
$5UJgi
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-The supply of sheep
and lambs Is light today, but the demand iS
only fair and the market slow at the
following prices. Extra. SJSJd4UJ; good
S55UTa-1U; fair. S8OJG&5J; common. 81 25d
-.O' bt'Nt lAlhDN S4syai3U1. good lambs Sl2lG
40; common 10 fair lambs, S%-251y3.6J. veal
calves, S5OJd5.5O; heavy and thln calves. 500
a. 20 spring lambs - y 1925.
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Our Sl4.5o Suits

are among our greatest money
saving bargains. These are
made of dark gray, hard-twisted
Worstcds, lined with the best
material. They are the biggest
bargains in the department.
Come and examine them.
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THE MARKETS.
PITT~EUEG Ma

PITT~EUEG Nav y
WHEAT-No. l red, 81 gs5c, No. red. -
S6c
CORN-No. , yellow car, 591 9ls.; No. ,
yellow Shelled, - I5gr. mixed ear % 80.
OATS-No. ! white - t.i7c: No. , do. -
ass -; extra No. white. $3.50 %; mixed. -
T341 -.
HAY-No. l timothy. SI2OoaI2.25; No. .
timothy. Sll.25Tll-5U; mixed clover and
timothy, slU5gnII.UJ- packing S7-5-gIUOJ. NJ.
l feeding prairie, SIUUUaIU.JD; wagon hay SI7.uU
GIgUU.
BUTTER-EIgn creamery, 2Iu25c; Ohio
fancy creamery, I7'g lgc: fancy country, roll.
Is 3al4c; low grades and cooking, J1Ic.
CHEESE-Ohio mild new, 5G7' .; New
York new, SGslz y; lirnhyrg-r, faIi make
lJGllc: new, gHIuc; Wisconsin Swiss, I3G
1910: Ohio Swiss lyGIlc..
EGGS-Str@ctIy fresh Peun~y Ivania and Ohio
IN csi~c~, ~ . q BE; = tic NOR, for c;Indled
POCLTRN-Large live chickens. - Is5c per
pair live chickens small - GGjc. spring
chickens, 75cfaSIJO, aS TO size: ducks. ~ u
65c per pair. A. 10 size: dressed chickens l. u
l5c per pound. turkeys. I2GI5c Per pound
ducks l2G I5c per pound; live turkeys, aloe
per pound, live geese, 80 HsJC per palr.
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NEW YORK. Nav 2S

WHEAT-Spot market irregular. No red
store and elevator. s2c afuat, ssi -. f U b..
ssi3sc afoat; No. ] hard. So - delivered
CORN-SpOt market closed ~troug ger No =.
5s1sc elevator, jgLsc atluat: yellow, 577sc
OATS - spot market strong No , :r{
(dEi' &c. No. delivered. 3ia3H4c. No 3. -
ta32 &C; No. white. $j T31c No white.
;2ic. track w hite 37tT 43c.
CATTLE-European cables quote American
steers AT lltGl2c per pound. dressed weight. Z.
refrigerator beef at 81 gIar per pound
. SHEEP AND LAAiBS-SIow with little in
dlcatlon OF Improvement Sheep and year
hngs lower. Good 10 choice lambs stead Y ;
others lower Sheep, inferior to good So ~
GAPS; yearlings, inferior 10 choice, $42J
95.d2is; southern lambs, common to choice
s47JG5.OO.
HoG.5-Aarlset steady at s475a5OO.
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CINCINNATI MaY y

HOGS-Marl1et strong, active and higher
al $42-Gt47O; receipts, 2.lJO head shipnl. .nts
1000
CATTLE-Niarl5ct steady at :. - Il so. re
telpts 6uC head shipments. COO head
SHEEP AND LAMBS - sheep market
i steady at s. 2jI4uJ receipts. BOO
head; shipments. LOO head Lambs, market
activ= aI 50 JJI6 -.
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Our $1,000 Suits.

We don't mean these are
$500 Suits marked down To
TEN DOLLARS, but we claim
them to be extra quality. style
and workmanship for $1,000
Suit.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-11

Go to the Drug Store for papers
pons, ink, tablets and papcrterie
Remember Want & Bars is the
place to get your shoes and Ladies
Dres. goods
Barr Bros have added full line Of
books to their store. You can now
get almost any book in print, Of them
ard at exceptionally low prices.
DO you know that Pcll has the
largest, best, and cheapest line Of
clothing loo GrontsvilIc2 Mems suits
as low - 30. off
Cheese, Dried Grapes, Nlincc Meat.
Beans, Bacon and Ilominy at Pell's.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-11

From the experiment station, at
Morgantown, we learn that green clio.
yer or wheat saturated with Paris
green and thrown about over grain
fields and gardens will de.toy cut
worms. The worms travel after night
in search Of growing vegetation and
to throw this poison about in the field
in the evening, they will find it in
their travels.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-11

y Huntington dispatch OF June 9TH,
says: Late last night as the crowd
was leaving the hall where the Com
menccment Exercises were held, at
the BarhoursvilIe Seminary, the first
floor gave way and panic ensued, in
which several persons were injured,
none fatally. The floor sank about
four feet. Those injured were ladies
who were trampled upon.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-11

Sometime ago was troubled with
an attack of rheumatism. | used
Chambcrluin's Pain Balm and was
completely cured. | have since all
yised many of my friends and custo-
mcrS to try the remedy and all speak
highly of it, SIMoN GoLDBAUM,
San Luis Rey, Cal. For sale by Barr
Bros, Druggists. GmntsviIIe.
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Chamberlain's Eye and Skin
Ointment.

\ certain cure for Chronic Sore Eyoq,
letter, Salt RbcUm, Saold Head, Old
Chronic Sores, Fever Sores, Lcsoma,
ltoh, Prairie Scratches, Sore Nipples
and Piles It's cooling and goo,hiug.
Hundreds of cases have been cured by
Il after al other treatment had failed
tits put up in - and 20 cent boxes.
For sale by Barr Brothers.
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A good time To snbseribe-Now.

y good time To subscribe-Now.
y fine line of coAfectionaries, nuts,
fruits, etc, ut ii. ii. Swcnizers.
We have much the largest stock Of
clothing in this section of the country
and ut prices that defy competition.
6lf. WANT & BARR.
You will find the most complete line
Of Groceries att l.. JcfIreys, Big Root,
w. Va. 13-tf.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-11

Last Thursday, about $50 o'clock
p. M, Il stranger, having all the APP
pearnnces OF stock dealer, rode into
our town and called ut the J T.
Waldo Il Co. Livery, Feed and Sale
Stables, and asked to hire a rig to 90
10 George w. llardnan'S, ON Blrnes'
run, and wanted to leave the horse
that he was riding at the stable. Mr..
Waldo went to some trouble Ia fit
him out with a rig which he took and
starle on his journey, saying that lie
would probably not be back until the
next day. The next day came around
and Mr.. Waldo was surprised to find
that his was only the third horse hir-
ed from Crc+ion to this town. dis
lance of sixteen miles, and in each
case he made different statement A.
to where he was going and what his
business was. After keeping the tel
rph"mc wire not for an hour or two.
making inquiry about the maa who
gave his name as Wright, Waldo de
cidcd to follow him up and try to get
his horse and buggy. Salathicl
Stump and y 5. Polling, two others
who had been hin famed out Of a
horse and board bill, each sent or
came ap to townard paid for feeding
their horses and took them back With
an Oppression If g!.dnoss That there
was >nch a way ofdoing Atlh:s writ
ing, Waldois in hot pursuit, ana, i.
he Shout | fad his man, some thing
may drop.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-11

We understand there is about $500
in the hands Of the Treasurer of the
First National Building and Loan As
ISOLATION, Of Charleston, that would
he loaned to some stock holders of the
GAINESVILLE Local Board if they want
ell IL.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-11

a slick swindler Is operating in
nearby towns. His game is to sell to
milliners the agency for selling dress
patterns. Look out for him. he was
in Terra Alta and Kingvood last
week and has no connection whatev.
er with the firm he claims to repre-
sent Dominion
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-11
TUESDAY, JUNE II 1895.
Local Briefs.

'''''N = .''' 49, 800 Wv - l'''l'N'
the CHKoNICLE.
We would take silver ON suLscrip
ton for few days.
+. G.. Owens mas been working in
tins office COR Il few days.
No doubt there will he many items
of interest omitted this issue.
Circuit Court is in fall blast with
Il fair sized crowd in attendance.
j +. Stump, of Bear Fork, was
among Granisvillc friends Saturday
The catalogues for the Gilmcr and
Calhoun county Fairs will soon be
uut.
Bateauing on Tie Little Kanawia
river Is a thing Of the pas; until It
rains.
The Commencement Of The Glcr
yiIc Normal School viii he he'd
June 18Th
Jerome and AL lI"rdman have
abnu; completed their timber job
above town.
Clerk ilPpett has recorded Il great
many deeds, deed. Of trus! and oil
eases Of late.
George Lowers, who Is firing the
'"ginr for the Pi"nt-f'li"g ,awmill,
III Steer creek, WAS down Sunday.
DIS. StooP> q Morford did Il good
business hcie Friday and Saturday.
Liberia! use OF printers ink. See?
john W"lvcrton, who Is attending
lie G!envill, Normal, visited friends
N ih's" Parts Saturday and Sunday.
Gny Gamer, Of Pine creek, wa,
',crc Saturday, and took away from
Smiths Music Emp. riunI, fine or
an.
The seating capacity Of the court
house Is crowded to is utmost OH liz
"rary nights. Keep the good work
Ing on.
Orr ci,izons who were indicted IN
the circuit court Of Gilm,r county.
for SEEMING, got clear upon '--hcarng
f the case.
"Aunt p,IIico Smmn wild ~ of
Jac.b S,umn late ,f S,rr,u,,,y,
hn, been visiting friends in dis ,icin.
ity for several DAYS.
There v.ro en- ro,v ,.o.,,. .r1
charming vouro I,d;.. .Lor, ,,,n
Hast week ,bo, we .r,rco,y ,hiny :,
necessary to Try to name them.
Jack Starchcr lost two hogs last
week from hydrophobia TLcy had
been bitten bv the dag Of which wc
gave an accouut two or three weeks
ago.
As the cut worm disappcaretb from
the fields and the corn comcth mp.
IT," Young CROW PIumcth his wing,
ard shirpcncth his bill to pluck il
"utot the ground.
You often hear men say that they
are open to conviction. 1t has been
well and trulhfuiIy said: Convince
man against ms VIII and he's OF the
same opinion S'''I'
We never like to hear men make
broad and positive declarations about
what they will or will not do in poll.
tics, because ninety aud nine times
out Of one hundred they take it back.
N,w dom, ~,,Lo I,,orJ. ,rrl,,o.
f,n I,.c .i,t, r. rho c,., ,r,.,, ,.a..;.
;.,.t.,,o ....1.r. Co.,.
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y small town called Albrights, in
Preston county. had destructive
fire few DAYS ago
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The Great
l-ythia Potassium Springs.
GRAFTSIILLE, w. Ia
"A FAMOUS HEALTH RESORT
- FAMOUS HEALTH RESORT.

Tins we'll of"rI@sing Medical Qualities recently discovered has prov
en- numerous disease
He ver2d Kidneys including the heretofore diseases righs
disease Dialects we'll
Yates and nvigorhte the whole system and that il i rho aI ~
% m health giving qualities health open public The
well short mile from the Town climate
grand scenery nG excellent accommodations, sport entertainment
unsurpassed. For further Information UARDNSW
Stf cuaaiai'I. ~
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-11

When Baby was sick, We cave h2r Castoria.
When she was n Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung 10 Castoria.
when shc had Children, she gave thom Castoria
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-11
Flows
Your Liver?

Is the Oriental salurion,
knowing that good health
cannot exist without II
healthy Liver. When the
Liver is torpid the. Bow
els are sluggish and cou-
s,ipatcd, the food lies in the
stomach uudigcslrd, poison
ing the blood; frequent
headache ensues; Il feeling
If lassi,udc, dependency
and nervousness Indicate
how the whole system is de
ranged. Simra"n> Liver
Regulator has been the
means of restoring more pco-
Ia health and happiness by
giving them healthy Liv-
or than ANY agency known
ON earth. 1t acts with eX-
traordinary power and clii-
CucV.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-11

Go to the Drug store tor hne soaps.
Dried peaches, evaporated apples,
dried currants. canned cherries, april
cots, peaches and tomatoes at Want
Il Barr's.
No mistake about it, the place to
buy shoes is at l.. JeiIrels', Big Root,
W. Va. 13tf
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-11

The Ordinance of Baptism was adj
ministered tn two candidates here last
Sunday.
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ton one uay last week
There are several out of town attor
heys in attendance at Court.
Thomas Wolverton, of Sheridan
district, was in town Saturday.
The odd Fellows held an interest.
ing meeting Saturday evening.
Granlsville turned ont well to the
dedication on Pine creek, Sunday.
Pedagogue c. L. Robinson, Of
Stumptnwn, was to see us Saturday.
l. ID. Bond made II delivery of
fresh mutton to this town Thursday.
Rev. II. NJ. Smiths wife, daughter
and son, of Parkersburg, are visiting
HIM.
Charley Brall, one of Richie coun-
ty's substantial citizens WAS over Sat
urday.
The finishing touch is now being
put on the outside of j. w. Puu's
new house.
Charley Scott beats the record for
making long journeys and returning
the same day.
y part of the horses from the Biz
zard Stock Farm will 90 to Weston
on the 4th Of July.
Considerable frost was reported
from sections Of this county last
Thursday morning.
VIM. Umstcad and wife were down
from Mt Zion to sec Stops Il Nor
terd, the dentists, Friday.
Frank Holland, who has been in
Logan and Wyoming counties for two
years, Is ON Il visit to home folks.
1t Is awfully easy to tell when You
cross district lines in this county
BY their roads We shall know them.
lesson Stump drove good stout
team !" "'"" "''e way '"S' "ceN' l1'S-
S'n Is one "i our thorough going
yoamg men.
Mrs. T. T. Hodges returned Sat,
urday from an extended visit to
friends in Taylor, Barbour and Ran
""'ph counties
1t seems some times like some men
would rather be wrong all their lives
than to accept and act ON Il sngstS
i''n 'ro'A another
The Local Board Of Health make
public their prescriptions III tins Is
sue. 1t Will he well for people t"
need the Instructions.
Attorney, Blizzard and Stevenson
broke the record ON the Bird inst.
They travelled foriy-four miles and
cleared twenty-four men,
There were some terrible mad dog
reports living through this commune
~ last week. Most all Of them haze
not been properly verified.
A murder is reported fr the
Ritchie Mines. Richie county, along
the line IF the G. & X. V Il. X.
The murderer is still at large.
Sherman Robinson, Of IIarrisviile, |
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Never Been Disappointed.

As gcucr,l family remedy for dNSpep-
sia, Torpid Liver, Cons i!ntion, etc, |
hardly ever use anything cl sc, and have
never been disappointed III the effect pro-
,luced; it seem, to hc almost Il perfect cure
rail- diseases of the Stomach and Bowels.
". j. NLcEl.RnN Macon, Ca.
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People d" not expect their horses or
oxen to do good work without feeding
them, nor do they expect much milk
from an unfed CIV. But, for some
reason, many people expect news
paper man to run bright, cheerful
and newSy paper, although hungry
and half clad. Ifyou would have Il
good county paper YOU must help sup.
port II. 1t has already been said bv
Il wise editor, that there is more re-
joicing in Il print shop" over one
subscriber who paid his subscription
and said all manner of evil about the
e.lit"r, than over ninety and nine
persons who subscribe and never pay,
or depend on borrowing paper,
standing in the high places sounding
his praise. No, people, words of
praise wont pay the printer, they
wont huy the paper, they wont pay
the freight, they wont buy the ink
nor they wont pay for the thousand
and one other little expenses that are
necessary To run newspaper.
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MOJETATN STATE BUSINESS
COLLEGE,.
Special summer Reduction.

Special summer Reduction.
To all entering the Mountain State
Business College, Parkcrsburg, w.
Va, ON or before June 2Olh, the full
Diploma Business Course, or Short
hand and rypewriting Course, will
cost but $500 Thercgular charge
for either Of the above courses is
$1,000. Aftcr June Doth, CUR regular
rates will be adhered to.
Cost of full business Course, lui.
ton, board in nice private family
$1,000 Enter now 80 vacation.
Send for ouriIlu-tra'ed catalogue.
143w. A. G. SrNE, Pres.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-11

We are informed that John Me
Guilty and Il man hy the name of
Graves, citizens of Milestone, tins
county, got into bloody alteration,
few days ago, which resulted in
both men being badly beaten, hruis-
ed, torn and cut. We are not in
formed IT'S to what the trouble between
the men was. Neither of the men, so
far as we know, ever figured in fgh,
before, and we believe they both en-.
joy the reputation Of being law abid
ing citizens prior to the above men
toned fight. As the grand jury is
now in session the matter will most
likely be investigated.