The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-10-29


on last Sunday morning, girl.
a great many people in this com
munity are suffering with severe
colds.
We now have the most complete
line OF job stock ever brought to the
town.
John Ball, of Pineville, Wyoming
county, was ON Il business t.ip to this
county last week.
y rather molly looking crew start.
eel from here to the mountains to
hunt yesterday morning.
The weather for two or three weeks
has been awful tough on farmers
about getting their corn gathered.
The editorial page Of this issue is
filed with the most interesting read
ing for the editor he has seen for Il
long time.
Bert King made his return last
week i'rum Cameron, where he has
been working in blacksmith shop
for some time.
Persons who came here to see DR.
Pake ut the October term Of the Cir
cult Court will have an opportunity
+ t. see him Nov. | and ~. See his
card
The Circuit Court Of Writ county
was in session last week The grand
jury was after the speak easy" fra
tcruily with II sharp stick with Il
rinchin' bug on the end of il.
Fred and Bruce Holland were ahon,
town Saturday evening with their
Sunday clothes ON, and ifthey didn't
call ON come Young ladies That even
ing all signs have failed.
Dl. j. Hopkins Pake, the Eve, Ear,
Nose aud Throat Specialist, was pre-
vented from being here, as advertised,
in October on account of sickness
He now announces his intention t" he
here November | | and II.
Tie editor has been ont of town all
week, 50 if your wife has licked you,
or YOU have been caught throwing
kisScs at some other mans wife, or if
YOU have been drunk and in the lock
up and don't see an account of it in
this issue you will know the cause.
The obituary notice and resolutions
prepared by the Young Peoples I'm
ion, of Rilla, on the death of Bennett
Schartiger, reached us for this Issue
We have space for the resolutions on
ly. Wc'hopc some member of ;hc
Union will see that the family of the
deceased gels copy of the paper.
We dislike very much to do any.
thing against he farmers and stuck
raisers Of this county, but circum
stances have almost made it necessa-
nv for us to 60 to the mountains To
tnkea hunt, and we hope they will
not think hard Of us for killing and
bringing,home three or four bear and
= dozen or so Of nice young deer.
An exchange very wisely says:
The young men who are too old to go
to school and too lazy TO work, and the
dudes who part their hair in the mid
die and stroll around the streets Sun
days and Mondays and every other
day III the week, while their mothers
dig i'll the garden, are the calamity
howlers of the future in this country.
A. G. Mathews is now full hedged
lawyer. He was examined here dur
ing Circnit Court by Judge Arm
strong, and went to Elizabeth and
Parkersburg last week where he was
examined by Judges Bareman aud
jackson, who also signed his license
Ills road to fame as an attorney will
largely depend upon his own energy
and fidelity. W have always believ-
ed that chances in life we're even for
all starters.
\ good recommendation for Sim
mons Liver Regulator is, that it is
purely vegetable and strongly tonic.
Then too, it is Better than Pills be-
cause easier to take in liquid or pow
der and with no gripping, while the re-
lief from Constipation, Biliousness
Sick Headache and Dyspepsia i,
quick and sure. II find Simmons
Liver Regulator very safe and val.
/ liable family medicine.--Rev j. NJ.
Rollins, Fairfield, va.
Resolutions of the Young Peoples
Association, Of Rilla, w. Va:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased our al
wise Creator to take from us our be.