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Bids Were Opened.

Washington, May 2S.-Bids for the erection of the public building at New London, Conn.,, were to-day opened at the treasury. The c. W. Green com pany of Chicago were the lowest bid ders at $32, 487.
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Friday, May 24, 1895.
NNW ADYNRrISA AMNNIs IO-DAK,

NIH ADHBRTISEMGNIS IS IO-OA1S Art Goods-Evarts Cutler.
 Dally Chat-Malley, Nicely < Co. Entertainment-Hy2 erion Theater. For Sale-PPoperty- G. Hoadley. Flpe strawberries-D. M. Weleh < 5on For Sale-Property- D. Nicoh & GO. For hent-Room-H. This Office. For Rent-House-B l.. Lambert. Frames Regilded--At Cutters. For Sale-C -Cottage-J. 0. Punderford- Grand Shopping Emporium--F. M. Brown & Co. Investment Securities-Chas. W. Scranton O. Investment Securitl es-- M. B. Newton < Co. Lamps-At Cutters.
 Lost-Dog-llb Davenport Avenue. Notioe-C. ". Kelly. City Engineer. Rochester Beer-E. B. Hall 6S Son. Special Bargains-Milius Frank. Toasted Oats--S. H. Street x Go. Wanted Sttuation-1l5 Asylum Street. Wanted-Y oung Man--BoX AT, Milford. Wanted-G -Girl-10SL Chapel Street. Wanted-Loan-P. 0. Box 1136. Wanted-Applicants-l Church Street. Wanted -Situation-99 Minor Street.
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When Bapy was sick, we gave her Castoria
 When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria' When she became Miss, she clung to Castorta' When she had Children, she gavethem oastoria
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Mean temperature. 62. Max temperature. IT. BIin temperature. 46. Precipitation. 0 inches. Max. velocity of wind. 21-W. Accumulated deficiency of daily mean tenn peratlre since January 1. I45 degrees; or an Average daily deficiency or l degree. Total defieiency in precipitauon since Janu- ary 1, T09 inches.
 U. c. MYERS. Observer NoteZA mInus slgn l-I prelXed to tuer- mometer readings indicates temperature be- low zero.
 A ST" in connection with rainfall indicates Q trace of rainfall too small to measure. Snow is melted and resulting depth of water not known,
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Now that the house is renovated, how would it be to brighten up therooms with an Etching, an Artotype or Engraving ? Beautiful selec- tions may be made from our picture gallery. Just plain, unassuming prices.
 Second Floor Front
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WEATHER RECORD.

AGRICULTURAL DEPARrMDNT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 or THE WEATHER BUREAU, WASHINGTON, D. C., May 23, 1895, 8 p. m. Forecast for Thursday-For Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Fair, warmer, variable winds.
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MALLEYNEErY@S-

New Haven, trluay, Nlay @4' Ao0o' ZHe 7VeAthes' ko-Gar-LskSly to 6e /aar.
 TELEPHONE No. as3. Three Lots
 Not corner lots, but clothing lots. UndercIotA'M,g for ladies. You see it in the window. Now secure it at the sale, Friday and Satur- day. Buyer says, " Best de- scription, is twenty-five cent Vests for Io cents.
 Three lots of Summer Undervests. 1st, Ecrl1 Jersey fitting Vests high neck, short sleeves silk crotchet and ribbon finish, End; Imported Swiss ribbed Vests, low neck and no sleeves. Srd. White ribbed Vests, no sleeves, low neck, fancy open work iinlsih 1oc. a garment for any and all styles. Chalk cheap in the truest sense. Bargain Table No. 1. Can you see any reason why you shouldn't buy Spec tacles and Nose Glasses at Dry Goods prices !?
 Spectacles and Eye Glasses of composition metal best concave and convex lenses, 5Oc. pair This metal looks like gold and wears finely.
 Seamless n kar. Gold Filled Eye Glasses and Spectacle Frames, 9Sc pair.
 Best quality Lenses inserted in yomjframes, at 40c. pair.
 Of course we sell lower priced goods.
 Rubber framed Eye Glasses, 1oc' pair.
 Bronze or Blue Steel spectacles, 26c. pair.
 Steel Rimmed Eye Glasses with cork nose pieces, 10c. a pair. Optical Counter, Temple Street Side.
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For the Head

" Trilby" Walking Hats, Fine Milans in black, brown, navy and white with silk bands, at the cheap price Of $2.89 each.
 Fine Shortback Sailor Hats in Milan and fancy braids, firstrate value at 75 cents and S125 each. NflItna-u porIore
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Very Fine CapeS

AN our very fine Ladies Fancy Capes in cloth, silk velour and velvet velour, (many of them imported novelties) with prices any where from $2o to $3z5o, must take the drop" like all the rest. Your choice at $Io.oo.
 Canes Jackets. Waists.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Brief Mention. High water to-day at 11:04 a. m.
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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-10
Arder of Publication.

State Of West Nirvinia, To-wit:
st Rulcs held in the Clerks Office Of the
circuit court Of calhoun county an the first
Monday in September, 1896.
Wade II. Belts, Plaintn,
~.
W. : Fcrrell, s W Riddle and others, De
PENDANTS,
In Chanccrv.
The o. i. ct of this suit il to enforce tn.
lien Of q certain Judgment rendered on the
BIRD day Of March, 1880 bv w II. Elliott,
aJustice Of calhoun county, in favor 81 II.
g. Goodnight against the defendants, w. s.
Terrell and :. W. Riddle, for the sum OF
$685. With interest thereon from thu, date
and the custa which srid Judgment ha. been
assigned to Che plaintiff. against ~ certain
tract of 10 acres of land situate on the Lit
tie kanlwhlriycr aud Big Root, in calhoun
c,gntv, being ;lc SHINE conveyed ~ the de-
PENDANT ". :. Fcrrrll bvJ. =. Knight, sheriff
Of calhoun county. hy decd dated ON the 18th
day OF Ju5c. 1851 and il appearing hr affi-
dayit Glcl that 10 said w. : Terrell isnot
q resident of tic state of West Virginia and
he not appearing, it IS ordered that hc do
appear hero within one month after tho date
OF the fr-t publication hereof and do what
is Necessary Co. protect his interest
1'cstc II. w. Hall, clerk:
Linn & Hamilton, Att'ys. ms Nv
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George w. Hartman, Sheriff of Calhoun
county, and ~ such administrator of the
estate of Martha y. Coutz, deceased. Ba
bara J. Cohen, Martha Barnhart, Mary
Mercer John II. Coutz, Hamlin Coutz. s.
:. Coutz and s. +. Whiting, Defendants.
In Chanccry.
The object Of this suit is to enforce against
a tract of 81 acres of land situate ON the
turnpike road in Sherman district calhoun
county, adjoining lands of W. G.. Bennett
and Others, the lien of two certain purchase
money bonds executed by Martha 4. Coutz
with :. i. Whiting as surety, to the plaintiffs
as commissioners under decree of the cir
cult court of calhoun county, in the chan
Gerry cause of Hattie -. Thomas, administra-
triz of Lucy Dilworth, deceased. vs.. John J
Thomas administrator Of w. H. Thomas.
deceased for the like sum each Of $50. 33I.
dated ON the 18th day Of June 1894, and
payable respectively in one and two years af.
ter date, being for part of the purchase mon
ev on the real estate aforesaid, which was
bought by the said Martha \. Contz nj sale
under said decree, and il appearing by aft
davit filed that Babara j. Cohen and Martha
Rarnhart, two Of the defendants In thi,
cause, are not residents of the State of Wes
Virginia, and neither of them appearing. il
Is ordered that they and each Of them do ap
pear here within one month after the dat,
of the first publication hereof and do what j.
necessary To protect their interest
Tcste: K. W, HALL, clerk.
Linn IL Hamilton, Att'ys. n2S-lw
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Notice .s Jaaieia, sale.

Hy virtue of a decree Of the circuit cour
OF Calhoun county rem Tered IT the Februa
/ ry term Of 1891, in the chanccrv cause al
Vance Shoe Company and others against
G. W. Sinner aud Others, the undersigned
commissioners for the purpose. viii ole,
Tor sale ut public auction, To- the highest
and best bidder, ut the front door OF the
I Court House of said county. ON the fir,
dnr oi the October term, lSg5, ~ the circiIi,
c"ur; of said county. the real estate ,lcScrib.
ell IN said cause and decrecd To bc sold. sit
mated IN Calhoun county, ON the waters OF
l"adin. creek. and described aS follows.
tract OF c. acres ON Leading creek. the
same having becu conveyed bv the defend.
ant>, q. ". Sinner and T.. T. sinner. t.
>. l.. Elliott nv deed dated February 10.
iS93. Also Il tract OF - acres mentioned
IN contract between G.. w. Sinner and
=. :. Sinner, dated February :, 1903
The deeds and contracts above referred t,
ART all ON file Ia the ca:.>,. aiur, said and
reference thereto 'nlde :ur a fuller &c.
>crrtion oi said real estate
IERMs OF SALE: One ihiud the rurchr,,
money cash on day of sale. and for the re-.
idue on Il credit pf one and two wears. the.
purchaser giving his notes with gnnd p,.r
,"nal security for the deferred miscellaneous
bearing interest from late
l.. &. lINN,
j. NJ. IIAMII.TON, '"'' l.
H"nd has been given ~ req Tired bv de-
cree IN thI> cause. Tc.tc.
2S-iw. II. w. Hall, CIR.
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~ office of Judicial Sale.

liy yiriuc Of decree OF the circuit cour,
"i calhoun county rendered 1T the February
term OF $50, in the clumccrv cause q!
Want X Barr against y. IL. WecSc and 9th
rr- ;hc undersigned commissioner will sell a,
public auction, To the highest bidder. nj ia,
front door Of the court house of said county
on the first day of thc October Term. 1895. a,
ne circuit court of Calhoun county. the real
estate IN said cause dccrce,l 10 be sold viz
y certain tract of land containing l:}s acr,s
81 land tpatcnt calls lja acres and alsn re
tcrrrd To of IDS acres, situate on DIVIDING
ridge between Laurel creek and Tanner,
Fork, and being the home farm of u. h.
Wccsc
TERMS OF SALE: Onc-tcnth the purch,s,.
money cash ON day of sale, and the residue,
on credit of |, > and ; wears, the pnrchas
"r giving his notes with good personal sccur
ny for the deferred installmcnts, bearing in
tcrt-'t from date
j. VI. lIAMILTNN,
commissioner.
Bond has been given rs required hv deere,
in said cause. Testc:
n2S-iw t. W. Hall, Crk.
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Several years ago was taken with
n severe attack Of fux. / was sick
in he'd about ten days and conld get
nothing relieve me until ! used Cham.
bcrlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, which cured me and has
been household remedy with us
ever since. j. &. MARLow, Decatur
vile, Mo- For sale by Barr Bros,
druggists, Grantsvile.
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Go to the Drug Store for papers
pens, ink, tablets and paperterie.
DON'T forget that Pell always keeps
his store full of all kinds of goods.

The Thirty seventh Annual Session
of the Mt. Pisgah Baptist Association
VAS held with the Leading Greek
Church last "Wednesday and Thurs
day. The officers of last year were
all re elected. Of the thirty-ninc
Churches in the Association ONLY
twenty-nine were represented. The
reports from the Churches show con
siderable falling off from that OF pre-.
yious years. The increase in mem
nership we were not able to obtain.
In the line of benevolent work there
was large falling off. One Church
(the Sutton Church, giving nearly
one halfof all that was contributed
during the year. To casual observ-
er it looks like the Ministry Of the
Association does not come up to form
er years AMI a disposition on the part
of MANI pastors not to attend the As.
ISOLATION is bearing its legitimate
fruits. Rev. w. T.. Powell represent
ing the State Mission Work and Rev.
l.. i. Peters the American Baptist
Publication Society each made mas
terly addresses on the subjects of their
special work. The attendance was
large and willie the list of places
announced for cnt rtainment were le
gion, all were crowded. The Leading
Creek Church was the former home
of Rev. John Woofter, and an engrav
ed tablet giving data of his life hang,
in conspicuous place in that Church
The writer specially remembers Will
thanks Calvin Woofter, DIR. Hughe.
and their families, besides too many
others to mention here. The As
ISOLATION will meet next year with The
Mt. Pisgnh Church in Gilner county
A. j. Is.
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Lightning Hot Drops
What q Funny NsmeI
Very True, but II Kills All Pain.
Sold Everywhere. Every Day
Without Relief, There Is No Pay

Barr Bros have added full line Of
books to their store. You can now
get almost any book in print, of them
and at exceptionally low prices.
Remember Want q Barr's is the
place to get your shoes and Ladies'
Dress goods.
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y man selteth out Of bed in the
morning and s;eppeth upon tack
and smiles, he chorpeth stove wood or
tnrne'h grind store Til breakfas,
and grumblelh not, yea, though he
catc;h Il cold dinner OH wash day and
walketh the floor with ba1v all
hight ana bringcih fresh bucket of
water while he restcih he is calm and
serene.
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~ iN''ltN HtII III the Jerk office of the
| circuit court of Calhoun county on the first
Monday III September, 500.
icorgc :. Smith, Plaintiff,
Harold l.. Robinson, Dcfcndcmt,
In Chanccrv.
The ohicc; of this suit is TO subject To sal.
q certain tract of 297 acres OF land situate in
| alhom county, ON the waters of Steer creek
and the Little kanawha river. known as the
Thomas j. Woods land and being the same
conveyed to the defendant, Harold l.. Rob
inSon, 10y :, VI. lIicronimuS, executor of the
last will and testament OF If. ". Iiicroni-
mus deceased, by deep dated on the first
day of July, 1898, To satisfy the sum of
s.Hi.I3 with interest thereon from the lith
LAY of january, 1895, and also the further
sum of -, so with interest thereon from the.
18th day of July, 1885. the said sums hay
lng been paid by the plaintiff bv reason o.;
ms Nurety-ship forthc said Robinson ON GER
tain notes executed by said Robinson and
the plaintiff To said Hicrouimus for the mr.
chase money for said land, and To secure
which vendors lien was reserved in the
conveyance aforesaid, and il appearing by
affidavit filed, as well as by the return ofthc
sheriff of this county, that the said Harold
J.. Robinson Is not Il resident Of the State of
West Virginia, and he not appearing, it is
ordered that he do appear here within one
month after the date of the first publication
hereof and do what l. necessary to protect
lis interest. TeStc:
X. w. HALL, Clerk
Linn y Hamilton, Att'vs. n1S-lw.
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The Great
sytiaia Potassium Springs.
GRI|ISiILLE, ~ Ia
II FAMOUS HEALTH RES0RT-

ms well Of surprising Medical Qualities recently discovered prov
en- ny actual
me Live ana h'dneys including the heretofore
disease ana e> that
es ami ivisucs the whole eon,I
q" health qualities health ,uLlir
mile the Town al ;m,,e
g"' scenery nn! excellent Recommendations, sport entertainment
!'i">>'' re" 'Nr'h'r i%i"imaiion write j. UARDMAN,
ntsvli Va
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Balloon Ascensions and Parachute
Leaps at the Calhoun County Fair
y thrilling, sensational and attractive
feature. When At an altitude of sew
eral thousand feet Prof. Trainor will
jump from the balloon and descend
t" the ground in the presence IF all.
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when Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castora.
Whom she Ind children, she gave Thorn Cas;oria
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Local Briefs.

An aboard cor the Hi,,bio Corr,,
Fair tL;s = -,
o M.
al win .ore 70.
( r. -.
'" ~, - '''"' W."
;" " '"' ''''''
Clerk Hail was slightly lndisp"Sed
day on two las; week.
Ru, 80, ,i,o 2ri i'm, - y NJ
Marshall and wife - b,v
-.
ode Bennett says lie expects t'
De strictly i'll the oN race 1T Tie Fair
\ i.l,,r evidently wants to oc, f,lI
..l.... :. ,.,I.
"''' ~ W" ''''" "I va '''''' '''''''
~ l. y " ME "'' son. ''hh'
were up from "r""AsI!iie o." business
last Monday.
W;jl,. por.I az ro,r ,rrcI1.
" nr.
""'e' MS o'c'' I'll Il N'S'' l" ''l' l'f
It week or two.
Charley Beail took Il GOOD bunch If
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y few days ago rather .icry eyed
looking gentleman entered our sane.
'um. Passing through the press room
and the clnsct in which the office goa,
is kept he entered the inner court and
cnnt'ruuled the editor with the cxcla.
nation, Are YOU the editor ," Half
scared and half amused we replied.
yes sir" Then he added, "are You
The one that was talkim' about things
Il hein' governed by supply and de
mand - We admitted that or ono
~ two occasions we had minated rs
much. "N0w," said he, and at the
same time emphasizing his remarks
ny shaking lis index finger in our
face, Il want 10 tell You there is not
Il durn thing in that And we ask
ed, why not?' 70 winch he replied:
Il walked up to crowd IF men the
nther day and demanded fight and
before | got away was supplied with
six, and pair of black eyes " We
undertake 10 explain that it was Il
different kind uf case but ne left our
Office insisting that the. c WAS mot
dnrn thing in it,"
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From nj accounts Chamberlain
Cough Remedy j. Il Gudscnd to the
afflicted. There is no advertisement
apnut this; we feel just like saving It.
The Democrat, Carrullinm, XIV.
For sale ny Barr Bros, druggists,
Gramtsyi!le.
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According t" recent reports some
folks III town have forgotten the
Scriptural injunction: "Ifthy broth
er trcspass against thee. etc"
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Thursday.
DIR. VI. \. Mckee, the dentist, will
visit Grani>vilie September ID, and
remain 3 days.
| Most If he CHRoNIcLE is legal,
this week. and the good Lord knows
We need the proceeds.
Nh Charley Starkey and his moth.
er returned Il few days ago from u
visit to i."rain, Ohio.
j. w. Goldsmith brought us the
champion tomato of the season. 1t
weighed Que pound and half.
Jno. j. Bu"her and John W. Bal
ley, prominent citizens of Daniels run,
were pleasant callers last press day.
Miss Clutch" Stump is vi>iiin.
friends ut Chenille. She did not 90
tn Char 'o>;oi Us WAS announced u
week or two ago.
i
Wv i'''''' WI" I''''c
",. " ~, way "e "S'"'N
gu '''o "'''' innings
The name Of tie Post Office at the
Court House in Ritchie county ha.
"'e'' c"'""e' from "i'cnie I. H., t."
liarr.srilie. The chance i GOOD
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dArder of Publication

State Of West Virginia, To-wt:
At Rules held in the Clerks office Of the
circuit court of Calhoun county on the first
Monday in September, 1895,
X. q. Linn and j. NJ. Hamilton, Coln'rs =,
Plaintiffs,
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J. D. CUTLIP,
ATToRNEY-AT-LAW.

And Solicitor I'm Chancery,
RiNa, W. Va.
Will practice in the Courts Of Web
ster, Braxton, Nicholas, Clay, Gil
mer and Calhoun counties in the SUI
preme and u. 5. Courts. Open for
employment on either side in Crimi-
nal Cases. 534-tf
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N"!.c.' Gi judicial Sale.

BY r.r,u, of Il deer, ~ IA cir,ti; can't,
# calhoun. county, rendered ut the Juno
FERN of lSH'', in the cha.iccry c:,n,c or X.
=. hcGn"i; ,nd l"ui. l.,nu,;,. rvors c,,..
against y. +. Keller and Others. the md.., :,
signed appoint ID - st'cy.a' comm S>ioncr for
The pu pose. will o';v. tor 81 at public. ul,.
ion, To the hic,ic,t and best bidder. q, the
'front.' door ri tn" court mouse ui said county.
IN the iu;!, day "t October, lSHj, tina, h .i,i,
c0ur; day. ii' rr;'l r.,.;, dtsvrih.d in sud
aus, .;ld de:c,d - b, sold VIZ: y trirt
NJ 2G a.rcS of l.rlA si;iat,i ri the mouth Of
NINA Maria. IN ',1l"un county, West Mir
sinil
I...H - S,l': C,,h in hml S:tiicicn,
% ply cost. az ,i;t and yu,il-,.> of sale, and
Tor tiv residue ON Il credit of i, - and Is
months, TIA" purchaser giving his notes with
good personal security for the deferred in
'tiilmcn;S, bearing interest from date and a
lien retained on the premises sold ~ a furth-
n security.
Rccac Blizzard
Special Com'r.
Bond has been given as required 10y decree
in this c.,,isc Tcstc:
n2S-iw. k. ". Hall, clerk.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.
County Officers

G.r"'lit Courts.
ic"ih "f February, june and October.
County Courts.
Second McrGay III April, July, NovcmLcr
ana January
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The tlMoNiCLE and Weekly
Whcelin. Register will lie sent To-
any al lresS :rr - - in advance.
Blank Summons ut this office.
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h"dcr of Publication.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, To-wit:
At Rules held in the Clerks office of the
circuit court of Calhoun cCunty on the first
Monday i'll September, SD
George :. Smith, Plaintiff,
The Washington times., 1895-04-28

WANTED-A small boy to run errands
and be generally useful. f. j. MUNROTE,
GIL 18th ST. NV a27-2t