The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-06-25

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/ J.. Fl. Trippett and wife were AT
Parkcrshurg last week
a. c. Mathews made a business
trip to Elizabeth last week.
Sheriff Gamer and Sam SINNERS
were III town on business Saturday
evening.
The greatest bargains are always
to he found with the merchant who
adverlises.
Old Uncle Hendred Dulin is very
i'll and not expected to live many
more days.
People of this section are to he con-
graduated "n account of their gener-
al good health.
The warm hearted and up to date
drummer, klett, of Wheeling, was in
the city over Sunday.
Misses Ella Coberly and Alice
Webb, of Norman Ridge, were shop
ping i'll town Saturday evening
We have the best crop of wheat in
this county we have had for year..
The only trouble is we haven't Il suf-
fcient number of acres.
The funeral sermon Of Mr.. Jno.
Bennett will be preached in Bethel
Church by Rev. II. NJ. Smith the
Bird Sunday in July at 1920 o'clock
H. m.
l. II. Thomas was business caller
at our Office Thursday. He dropped
III to hayc the CIIRoNICLE sent to his
son who is ut Dingcss, Mingo county.
this State.
We observe that w. II. Gamer is
starting off in life in business like
manner. He will Try to keep posted
on what is going on in the country,
and then work accordingly.
From what we observe in the news
papers, I. T. Finn, who once had IL
stock of goods at White Pine, has
skipped the country and left some of
his creditors in the lurch.
DR.. Blair brought his wife and
household goods to this town Friday.
He moved in one Of Jesse SCOTS
houses. We hope that contentmcnt
and prosperity may attend them.
There is hardly fish in five miles
Of this town but what has all the
scales knocked off of it or an eve
punched out by fi>hcrmen's spears,
and many, very many of thcm have
lost their lives.
y. c. Mathews and Miss Clutch"
Stump, Editors and Publishers IF the
Literary Herald, have been working
exceedingly faithful for several
days, and we may expect great pa.
per Wednesday night.
Rev. w. G. Smith and \. G.. Mat.
the'ys will weigh the power and iuhu-
ence Of love and money at next We'd.
nesday nights Literary. Rev Smith
for love and Mathews for money.
Everyone should be there.
| Next week the personal delinquent
list will appear i'll this paper. Dept
Sheriff lIardman informs us that the
list will be unusually large. Doubt
less this is on account OF the extreme
hard times and scarcity Of grain il
the county.
On account of the 4th Of July tn,
Cairo 81 Kanawha Valley II. II. vii
run an excursion on the 4th. On,
fare for the round trip will he charg
ed. Tickets good for return July 5
Trains leave Mcfarland ut 7 a. m.
and 3 p. m. Returning leaves Cair
on arrival Of b. q o. trains.
Earl Ball was hopping around o
one foot last week working as hard q
ever. lie has had the misfortune {
q have to walk on crutches nine time
l. N his short life from injuries Of var
G Gus kinds, and it has happened tina
b he got hurt in the same limb eac
J time. But travelling on crutches don
] stop him from work.
Parkersburg will have n great st
G Of July attraction. The Midwa
o PIaisance will he gwen under the al
a .pices Of the Uniform Rank Knigh
8 Of Pythias Of that City. Judgiu
j. from the press reports over the coui
C try it is great entertainment, an
J. one which any pleasure seeker can j
C afford to miss. The following AT
ID some Of the attractions: "Slreets
b Cairo" japanese Village" "Iri.
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