The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-09-24

father and mother Saturday.
VIM. Barr AMI wife were deliver
ing produce to our hotels last week.
Ii. T. Parsons gave tx some iinan
cial assistance while IN town Satur
day.
y little child of Jas. Bryner, OF
Epperly, has been severely ill for
several days.
DIR. Pake il coming to make the
blind see and the deafto hear. Don't
fail Ia sec him.
G.. w. Griffin, of Beech, was attend
ing to business a, the Court House
last Wednesday.
When the world will afford people
a living without work we don't blame
them for not working.
If Rev. \. Westfall should enter
his pair of mules the other fellow will
have dandies if he gets first premium.
We noticed NJ. ii. Right and son
were delivering oats here Saturday
They nearly always have something
tn sell
: Rev. John Stump and wife, who
have been on three months tour
through the mountains, returned Sat
nrday afternoon looking rs though
they had Jared well. Gazette.
I J. II. Sourb' and wife, of Cam
den.on-Gaulev, made us pleasant
call Saturday morning They will
visit friends i'll this county for week
or two. We wish them pleasant
time while among us.
1t makes us tired to hear some lit
tie fool who. perhaps, never made an
honest dollar in his life, strike this
town and begin to jaw and jower
about it. The road that YOU came in
on Is still there and the free pass
agent is up at all hours.
I Considerable petty stealing is going
on about town and vicinity. The
perpetra'nr 40 far has contentcd him
self with such articles as he could
pick mp about smoke houses and eel
hrs. One of these nights he will he
treated to saturated solution sf buck
shot. More than dozen places have
been fixed for him already.
The Fair Association will only is-
sue individual passes this year, and
persons taking them will have To
take their own chances of being iden-
tilted. The impositions of last year
compelled them to take this precau-
tionary measure. An honest man
will not try to cheat, and rascal will
not be able to do So this year.
The Fair only comes once year
and i'll order to get ready to see the
numerous sights and greet our many
friends we 90 In press two days earli-
or than usual. 1.-THE Secretary of the
. Fair gets his books posted in time we
will give list of premiums awarded
i'll our next issue and complete re-
port Of the races. While YOU are in
town we will be glad to zee you, and
any favors you may feel disposed to
show us will he duly appreciated.
We would be glad to add new names
to our subscription list
To-day the civil authorities Of thi,
county will begin to put Themselves
upon record as being for and in favor
Of, or against and opposed to lawless
ness. The hard cider and whiskey
vendors are already upon the scene
and have their tents pitched apparent
ly for the purpose of working tn,
crowd for what money they can get
although it has to be- done at the ex
Z lltllSt VI lilt luli uulIt VI DuT DeltlNtl
county. 1t now remains tn be seer
whether the taxpayers and Law abid
irg citizens of this county will allow
intoxicants to be sold out in public
places, to besmirch, debauch, draI
down and blight the good name of 1
noble hearted people. Will the of
J Tenders against the peace and digni
e ty Of the State he placed behind irol
5 bars, where they properly belong, o
e will they be allowed to roam at larg
/ III open violation Of the laws Of on
] country and violation to the laws o
;. society? In going to and from tn
= fair will our wives and daughters b
! compelled to pass through crowds o
j drinking and profane men who hav
j no respect for themselves or any on
j. else2 This is subject that addresse