The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-03-12

PelI's. 97tf
Farmer G.. W. Silcott was about
town Friday.
Mrs. Al. Ball visited her parent.
Friday night.
A boy of Harry Zane, colored, is
dangerously sick.
Mrs. James Barr. of Sycamore, i.
visiting friends in town.
| Hugh johnson made a trip to Nc.
Farlan for goods last week.
Don't forget that Silveri is still good
on subscription at this office.
A good crop of oats corn and hay
is badly needed in this county.
. Give up the struggle is the last
thing n man ought To- want TO do.
The ground hog gave his weather
guagc n farewell twist Friday night.
The town cow has begun to "wink
the other eve" as she observes II gar
den gate ajar.
Jim Pearcy, son of Sheriff Pearcy,
Of Gimer county, VA. among friends
here Saturday.
The CHRoNICLE force uverhoWs
with gratitude to the Logan Banner
Of last week.
ii. ii. Swentzel, the oil king, re,
turned from n business trip to Steer
creek last week.
f. b. Starkey was in town Thurs
day. lie is now working OH the
Methodist Church on Pine creek.
Supt. Bee Hopkins, of Calhoun.
has made All excellent school Super
ln,endeut.-Rnane County Record.
Levi Petit was up from Brooks
vile Wednesday. He thinks a com
pany will put down IL test vel for oil
" lhul I''Ii' S'pH.
We have just received new anu
complete lot of job stock. type. etc,
and are better prepared to do youl
work than before.
IIarrisville had a small blaze la,
Monday. Mr.. George Cokley's dwell
ny house was totally destroyed Los,
50, 0G0. No insurance.
The news ga'herer will nos have
. turn his attention t" Mr.. Bennett,
lie man who il the father Of 81 chill,
lren, all born to the same mother.
Bills of general interest to the pub. |
ic, passed by the Legislature, in All
ther column. There were man,
'ihrr bills passed, but OF local ia.
IRE.
We ct Disguised with quarrcling
everal wears ago. and fi.hIing editions
are nearly all dead or gone to Texas.
~ YOU need not try to pick quarrel
nut of Tia.
GAINESVILLE bids fair to become q
famous miner resort in the near fu |
ture. Why not put our streets and
premises in condition to make the
town attractive?
Two or three of orr yourg men will
start out in day or two to seek their
fortune. \ part of them think #
going to the Wild west, and the rest
to Pennsylvania.
we would love for the CHRoNICLE
to he welcome visitor in each and
every home in this county. With
this kind Of Il patronage we could Ger
iainly make it worthy of place in
your homes.
Aunt Eunice Conrad, of near Ce-
lnreille, Gilmer county, about whom
here has been - much in the news
papers for years, on account of her
extreme old age, died few days 90
aged 1l9 ycars.
III Pel's Spring Stock Of Shoes
you will fiud Women's Glove Grain
Buttoncd Solid Leather Shoes - cts.
per pair: Dungola Opera tips sac.
Mems Oil Grain Shoes sl.00.
Any Young lady wishing to COM
pete for our Gold Watch has only To-
send us $3.50. which entities her to
the paper tor one year. They may
haze it sent to themselves or friend.
J. G. and 5. NJ. Gamer were bav.
ing some lumber planed at the Huff
man q Sons planning mill at this
place last week for the Methodist
Church oil Pine creek which is now
almost completed.
The newspapers have started the