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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-02-05
I judicial Sale.

By virtue of decree of tho circuil cour
of thlmer county, rendered nj the June
term, Of 1884,, in the chancery cause oil
Linn 4 Withcrs against Granville Ric,
and Others, will sell by public auction
to the highest bidder. at the font door a
the Court House of CalhoLn county, on
the 10Th day OF February, 1928, the tract,
of land in said cause decrccd b. he sold
situated in Calhoun county. ONE tract OF
40 acres on the Little Kanawha river
one tract OF l75 acres on said river, and
one tract OF PA acres at the mouth Of I.au-
rel creek, for the description of which ref
cicnce is made to the pa. .ers "f said canse
The tract of 479 acres will be first offered
for sale
Terms or SALE: Sufficient cash in hand
to pay $557.Si, with interest from June .
1894, and costs of suit and expenses OF
sale, and for the residue on credit Of 6
II and Is months the purchaser giving his
notes with good personal security for the
deferred installments, bearing interest
from date. J. VI. HAMILTON.
Commissioner.
Bond given as required.
9o-4w. TeSte: {. b. CoSRAp OK.
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The experience of Geo. A. Apgar,
of German Valley, n. j., is we'll
worth remembering. He was troub-
led with chronic diarrhoea and doc
tored for five months and was treated
by four different doctors without ben
eft tie then began using Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, of which one small bottle
effected a complete cure. 1t il for
sale by Barr Bros, druggists, Grants
Vile.
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Lightning Hos Drops
What . Funny NameI
Very Tree, but Il Kills All Palm.
Sold EveoC~hsrs. Every Day
Without Relief, There 10 Ne PAY
~ Office OF Judicial Sale.

nv virtue of decree Of the circuit court
of Gilmer county, rendered at the Februa-
~ term OF 1894, in the chanceiy cause Of
+. j. Manning against +. y. lGays and 9th
ers, We will sell by Public Auction, TO the
highest bidder, At the front door OF the
Court IIodse of Calhoun county, on the
10Th day OF February, lSg5, the tract oil
634 acres of land in said cause dccrced to
be sold, situated on the waters OF Pine
creek in Calhoun county, West Virginia.
IERNs OF SALE On credit of six
months the purchaser giving hi, note with
good pcrso' al security, bearing interest
from date.
RonERr G. LISN, )Con,.
JoHN =. WI.uERs. '"''''
The above commissioner. act under bond
here ofore given. Tc>tc
30 iw {. Is. CoSRAD. CIk.
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W. ii. Ayers against E. W. Gamer and
Others, the undersigned commissioners for
the purpose, will offer for sale at public
suction, to the highest bidder, At the front
door of the court house of said county. on
the 10Th day of February, lS05, that being
Il court day, the real estate described in
said cause, and decrecd to be sold, viz.
A certain tract of l5l4 acres cf land stu e.
ate ON Laurel creek, in Calhoun county.
known rs the johnson Westfall farm, and
fully described IN deed from said West
fall and Others To said +. W. Gamer. dat
ed January 26, lS93, a copy of which is
flied in said cause.
TERMS or SAFE: One third the purchase
money cash in hand ON day of sale aud the
residue on credit Of one and two vesrs.
the purchaser giving his notes with good
personal security for the deferred install
ments, bearing interest from date.
K. q. LINS. O..
J. NJ. HAMILTON. No''i's'
Bond has been gived a. required by de-
cree in above cause. lc>te:
VI Nv. X. ". HALL, Clerk.
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No,icc of Judicial Sale.

BY virtue of decree Of the circuit court
OF Calhoun county, rendered ~ the OcIo-
her term OF 1874, in the chanc-ry cause ui
y. \. leager, kecei er cf the Bank oi
Augusta, against +. W. GAincr, Sheriff OF
Calhoun county. and ~ sch admini.tra
tor of George Funk, deceased, snd Others.
the undersigned commissioners for the.
purpose, will offer tor sale at pnblic auc-
ton, To the highcs bid Ter. at TIE front
door al the court house ui Said county. on
the 10Th day oi February, 1873, that being
a court day, the real estate described im
said cause, ard derrecd Ia hr sold. viz.
\ parcel of about 81 acres of Land, stu
ated IN Calhoun county, CA the waters q.
Sycamore Fork Of Steer creek. and briu-
the residue Of tract of 2lJi acres convey
Ell la George Funk hy J. r. Mcdonald, af
ter abaSing 80 acres conveyed Lv sal,
George Funk - w. I. Winnt.
TRIMS or SALE: One third the purchase
money cash in hand ON lav II sale and the
residue ON cr"di, oil ync a3i two wears.
the p.,r, ha-"r living liiS notes with good
personal security for ia" deferred Install
!nent, bearing interest from date
X -. LrNN, c....
J. W. lIAMII.Ius. '""''s'
Bond has hcen given a req aired by de-
cree in above cause. 1c'tc:
Si-i". X. ". Hall, Clerk.
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Saturday morning until late hour
the weather was all that could he rea
>@nably expected, but oh, horror of
horrors about noon the sun came out
aud the ground hogs rushed to their
dens with the positive understanding
that we are t" have six weeks more
of this awful weather.
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CharsSarlain'e Ego and Skin

CharcSarlair's Ego and Skin
Ointment.
E. certain euro fog Chronic Sors EysS,
Tee, Salt Rheu1n, Ecald Heed, Old
Chronic SoreE, Favor Gores, Eczema,
Itch, Prairie Scratches, Sore Nipples
End Piles. 1t ia cooling ana soo.kiag
Hundreds OF csSes hEFo bean cared b.
It after all other troatE1ent had taile l.
1t is put Up in @5 and 30 cent boxes
For sale byssBarr Brothers.
PHYSICIANS CARDS.
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A Dss Moines woman who has been
troubled with frequent colds conclud-
ed To try an old remedy in n new way,
and accordingly took tablespoonful
-four times the usual doSe) Of Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy Just before
going TO bed The next morning she
found that her cold had almost entire
~ disappeared. Daring the day she
took few doses of the remedy zone
teaspoonful AT II time) and at night
again took tablespoonful before go-
ing TO bed, and on the following
morning awoke free from all svmp.
toms of the cold Since then she has,
on several occasions, used this rene
dy in like manner, with the same
good results, and is much elated over
her discovery of 50 quick a way of
curing cold. For sale by Barr
Bros, druggists, Grant sville.
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We omit the name and address of
the above which is only sample of
many kindred requests We receive,
and yet some people expect us to go
t" Sunday School and govern our
selves accordingly.
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GET THE NEWS
at the
LOWEST PRICE.

The DAILY GAZETTE, Charleston.
w. Va, will give all the Legislative
proceedings and all other important
happenings besides. Price only
twenty-five cents per month. The
WEEKLY GAZETTE only fifty cents n
year. Cash with order is the way to
get it. Address, The Guzette,
Charleston, w. Va.
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For return envelopes call Mt the
CHRoNICLE Office.
20 yds. of shifting for $1,000
20 yds. of muslin for S1.O0 ~ ~
Womcns oil grain shoes 100 e'' .
Barr Bros have added n full line of
books to their store. You can now
get almost any book in print, Of them
and Mt exceptionally low prices.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-02-05

The proposed Constitutional
Amendment, giving to women the
right to vote, war voted down by the
Senate.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY.
t'at.pf ~ Officers

COUNTY DIRECTORY.
County OFFICERS.
1u ,ge Circuit Court, V. :. Armstrong.
Prosecuting Attorney, W. l.. Stevenson.
Clerk Circuit Court, X. W. Hall.
James Barr,
County Commissioners, T. II. stump,
G.. Johnson.
Clerk County Court, l.. II. Tuppctt.
Siberia, T.. w. Gamer.
u.,; Allen iiard,nau, Jr.
and Josiah =. Jarvis.
Supt. Free Schools, Zee Hopkins.
Surveyor, =. L. Bell.
Assessor, 5. NJ. Ward.
tn'n. School Lands, W. l. Stevenson.
Circuit Courts.
Fifteenth of February, J une and October.
County Courts.
Second Monday in April, July, November
and January.
Arrivals and Exits Of Mails.
IIarri,yillr; leaye> daily, ut y. m, eJ-
cept SUNDAY, 'rrivcs same day II , p. IA
Arnoldshurg; arrive. daily ut - o'clock
g. M, and leaves same day at =. m.
t:lcnvillc; arrives every Tuesday and
Friday at p. m, and leaves Wednesday
and Saturday at Z y. M.
Burning Springs; arrives every Tuesday
and l. rbi?y at \ 4. M, ana ic"Ncs hcNH'N-
day and Saturday at =. ~.
staten; leaves Tuesday and Saturday at
S =. m, and arrives at 1880, sane DAYS.
Societies.
Eureka Lodge, No. 40, \ l. and \. NJ.
meets Saturday night on or before the lu!l
aoon in each month.
LII Triprett w. NJ.
j. NJ. Marshall Secretary.
Urantsville Lodge No. 100, I. O. O. T..
Meet Saturday night in each week nj !
o'clock, p. M
". W. Brannon, Se'retrrY.
Richardsonvilc Lodge |. @. o. f., meets
every Saturday night.
SM MCCoSAUGHYY, y. g.
o. j. McCu- SccV
rhorburn Post No -, G.. 4. X, meets
Saturday on or before the hrst full moon
IN each month.
Knights ri Tylhiss meets every Wed
ne-dav night at the conr, hons'.
Vim. L. Stevenson, 4. Z.
"Brick" ;iico,t. 4. o. X. d ;.
Cran,svinc Council, 30 -, Jr. @. L.
A. NJ, meets every Monday night Al lh'
sohnol house W. -. tiATEa, Co'inc,Lor
W. W Hrannon, Rec. SIG.
Shawnee Tribe. 80 ~, Nrnrnvcd 0rle
Of Rcd Men, meets ON the inst and thir'
SATURDAYS sleep at the Sth run Of the set
ting sun. j. II. Dodrili, Hachcn'.
s. p. Roil, c. Of r.
adic, Aid Society meetc every TIVE
weeks At the Baptist Church on l"csda!
nigh: Al 1880 o'clo1k p IN.
AIns l.. HUFFMAN, Pres,
Miss DELIA I[EENE:, Sccy.
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SubPspas II; the CHRoNTCLE Office.
Go TO the Drug store for hne soaps.
a fine line Of confectionaIies. nuts.
fruits, etc. ut III. II. Swcntzels.
Evaporated apples, and peaches,
mince meat and faxed hominv at
Pell's. 95.tf
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Dentistry.

Drs. Stops IL Morferl will visit
Grantsville the 18th of February,
1895, and remain two DAYS. 97-2w
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1t is now stated that the difference
between Il severe cold and la grippe
is the Dr's. fee.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-02-05

We are not without hope that de
velopments for railroad up the Ka-
nawha Valley may begin soon. 1t
takes time to complete large enter
prises, and we will have to abide our
time. But for the financial depres.
sion and the uncertainty of legislation
the project would be an easy one.
1t seems almost homogeneous to sug-
gest that the building ola railroad up
the Kanawha Valley is in any way
connected with politics, yet it lie true.
There are now millions of money lie
ing idle waiting for profitable invest
ment, but AZ long as al element OF
uncertainty exists, not dollar eau
be borrowed. People who have mon
ey must know what they are TO get
for money loaned, and the threat thai
money is to be- made cheaper, simply
puts it out Of sight. The next three OF
four months will probably seal the
destiny Of the enterprise for many
years. We promise prompt informa
ton when anything tangible lakei
place.
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when Baby was sick, VIC ravo bor Castoria.
When she was a Child, she cried for Costoria.
when she became Nias, she ol,InE 70 Castoria.
when sho had children sho gave thcm Castoria
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Circuit Court will soon lie here.


are visiting in town.
The L. 5. Grand Jury at Parkers
burg has adjourned.
Wanted--A subscriber at the An
ma Maria post office.
S. NJ. Gainer, of the head Of Pin,
creek, was among the business caller,
on Thursday.
ID. w. Chenrwe.h, of + len, was
Il business visitor at the Court House
one day last week.
Charles Robinson, an enterprisimg
citizen of Sherman district, Was II
pleasant caller on Friday
j. Z Mccoy is now a resident of
Barnes run. We expecl to hear of
him committing matrimony soon.
5. G. Betts, stirring young far
mer, OF Pine Bottom, was deliver
ing straw to parties here last week.
Drummcrs Rathbone, Munson,
jenkins, Sharp and Dudley were in
terviewing our merchants last week.
y. ". IIalienbake seems greatly
concerned about some laws that are
ab"utto be enacted by the Legisla-
iure.
w. ). Wilson, representing John \.
ilorner Il Co., Of Baltimore was
among the commercial travellers here
last week.
y good sized crowd left this coun-
ty yesterday for Gilmcr county to he
present mt the opening Of the circuit
court there today.
1t will aow he in order to lay aside
your almanac and let the weather
forecasts go unnrticeG The ground
hos has charge of the weather
Among the list of persons allowed
pensions last week we find The names
If John w. IiensIey. Okla, aud Mrs.
Amio Haymaker, Arnoldaburg.
The Gilmer Banner will shortl.. nm.
pear under new management. That
pnRer has had varied career. We
wish It's projectors complete success.
This town Was over run with drum.
mcrs last week. If business is no
1risker at ether points than it is here
We hardly see how they make travel.
ing expenses.
There ia any amount Of money tied
up in timber along the river vet. and
with the thermometer or 10 below
zero the chances for some more heavy
ice are fairly good.
W.. ar, wiIl;po to do orv,h;,a -
cason for our friends, but when pco.
pie ask liz to take sides in II personal
quarrel we think it unreasonable,
and if we know it, will rot do so.
1.-THE Editor Of the Pathfinder dou,,
want to get lett its biyb time he
,honld get move ON. The CHRoy1.
Gle promises un,hinp thot;t c,n mot
- -. ~ 49,, oau... .t.,..
- ''"' GAIL '"' !" Tue i'''er'
1t * almost impossible to get sight
Of n sheriff in this town any more.
We hear = bcop of worGs s,os.r
Ill.,. ~,
',"' arc '''Se /" e"sS'l ny people
VINO c'me to town expecting to see
9'er'h'
All along last summer and fall
while the water wns low and the
weather hne We could hardly realize
he need OF bridge across the river
at This town. Now We can scarcely
get along without one.
The Legislative Committees are
now on the usual investigating tours
30 the AsyIums, Penitcmtiary, etc. 1t
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was IN town Friday.
". ID. Fowler, of Mt. Ncbo, wn,
about town Saturday.
1t is sometimes Imp t, bring
order out of confusion.
S. NJ. Polling, of Big run, was a
paving caller Saturday.
/. 7. Law, Of Big Root, has secur.
ed an increase If pension.
We had some practical newspaper
experience one day last week.
Quite a fine lot of grain ground at
The Gran:s,il!e mill last week.
1t will soon hc time for us to send
nut annual statements to subscribers
Miss Stella White. of BrooksvilIe
was calling on friends here last Fri.
lay.
We understand Jesse Scott will
rect three new buildings in the car
y sp,irg.
"Brick" Silcott was doprcrousIv III
Nth ouinzy nst week bnt :. u.v
much ha.,.r
Shsr;TE " G.i.or ,.,. -. PAL.
r.hur,l,., wc,l Io,l.;,u nc,on =;
.in,h.r Interests
r :, c,oo.
hir,, DAYS in the E!"rrisyille i,il u,
he Parkcrsburg Court.
" q I.....o,a r,,, z
ILL.,. = ' wa"
ices not erj,v the best of health
Several ease. Of ,yphoiJ fever ,rc
-cporled in thi. community So far
,nne Of III. ...... bn,. L.,n c,,l
A. some ri,,e or another s.me,,,ir.
Aill d.yeinn ,ha, will show ~ hou
sch pconlc sr,.reci,te orr liod IS
ices.
r. ~. :.
law salts Saturday ey.,;rc Smo
scre cnmoromiecI others sail 90
and others continued
va n,,,., -.
r,... 10. .,
county has n fine road from here t.
he Richie county line.
7. hoh.. , j,
H., r,a T,,,o,.,a >,
h,,n,o, an n
ton come down with $3.50.
,r,,o ,,.,,.... H.,
hsdLot,,r ~ s,,a,,l;, ~".. ",''
e. a,,1.a ,,,..r,. l'0'9 '',"'
,;.s ,yiIl a,I .,an 49, , Wv '""s Il"
r., ,.
l.,o 49,, -I W. S ,',5 "'''
,.;.;,;,.. noro,;,.o " :"
L,..,ts.. ~: '" FW ". VI '"e
No., ,,;rI " " W '''s "" MS
Val. nav ~ ."
faro ,,.n,;,nol :; ;:
,,,.,,,,,, h,.,,a.a. Ivy " NV.
reco,or, ~ NE
Sheriff T.. W. Gamer was here
"'''''"y ne informed u" that
"'''' '"'''' '''' ""'"' "re ''cNage>
- "'"''' ~ run '"' INTO the ONO ~
"e '''"N up
The marriage Of a. J. Barr t,
Miss Cordelia B. johnson is announc
ed. The wedding will take place nj
'he brides home ON the 9ih Of Febrn
"ry' ara VIII be private.
Rev. Smith returned Friday even
ing from Daniels run. where he bec
been conducting series Of :aeetiny.
lie reports TINT the revival was a sue
,.,.- - / Al 90, o.,
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ED. CHRONICLE:
SIR:-Please send me sample
copy of your paper containing n list
of Jurors for next curt"
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S. P. BELL,
SURVEYOR OF LANDS,

GrdntsUiILe, ". Va.
All work entrusted to my care will
receive prompt and careful attention.
All correspondence promptly ans
wered. 506-606
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Persons stopping at Creston can
hardly do better than SO to the hotel
kept by A. 5. Polling. We speak
from experience when we say that
everything about the hotel is well
kept, and Mr.. Polling and his excel.
lent wife leave nothing undone to
Accommodate and make comfortable
their guests. We are especially glad
to know that Mrs. Polling, so long an
invalid, has been restored to health,
and is able to attend to her household
affairs again.
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NJ office or Judicial Sale.

i'y virtue 1T decree Of the circuit court
NJ Calhoun cumrty, render at the Octo-
Ter term, Of 1891, in the chancery cau,c OF
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NJ office OF Judicial Sale.

BY virtue OF decree Of the circuit court
Of Calhoun county, rendered at the Febru-
ary term of 1884, in the chanccry cause Of
Vance Shoe Company and Others against
6. w. Sinner and others, the undersigned
commissioners for the pGrpsoe, will offer
for sale at public auction, to the highest
and best bidder, at ihe front door of the
Court House ri said co ntv, ON the IL h
day OF February, 1925, that being \ court
day, the real estate described in said cause
and dccreed to be sold, situated in Calhoun
county, on the waters of Leading creek,
aud described as follows First, = tract of
SO acres ON Leading creek, the same hav-
ing been conveyed by the defendants, &.
w. Simmer and r. +. Sinner, to j. l.. Eli
ct by deed dated February 10, 1898, Sec
ond, A tract OF ~ acres and tract Of II
acres mentioned in contract between G..
w Sinner and =. s. Sinner, dated Febru-
AIRY ), 1893 Third, A tract or parcel Of
about % acres and the mill property there
in mentioned in the said contract between
| G.. w Sinner and 5. :. Sinner Fourth,
A tract OF IS acres conveyed by John Cum
ningham to j. A. Kelly by decd dated
! February ~, 1898. The deeds and con
tracts above referred to are all on file in
the cause aforesaid and reference thereto
| is made for a fuller description of said real
| ''"N. iHC s"iu plopeI'y VIII De OHSTcu
| for sale in the order above classified, but If
no sufficient bids to pay the costs OF suit
and expenses Of sale and the debts decreed
to the several parties in the said cause,
can be received when so offered, then the
same will be sold without regard to such
classification
Trims or sALE: One third the purchase
money cash on day of sale, and for the res
idue on a credit of and years, the pur-
chaser giving his notes with good personal
security for tine deferred instullments, bear.
ing interest from date
X. q. LINN, , o..
J. VI. Hamilton, N'''''''
Bond has been given az required 10y decree
in this cause Teste:
g5-fw T. W HAIL CI'k
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Dried peaches evaporated apples,
dried currants. canned cherries, april
cote, peaches and tomatoes at Want
q Bars.
We have just received n new and
complete lot Of job stock, type, etc,
aud are better prepared to do your
work than before.
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S. A. HAYS,

Attorney and ComseilOr-at-l,nc,
Chenille, ". Ia.
Will practice in the Court O,
Appeals, and in the counties OF Gil.
mer, Calhoun and Braxton.
COLLECTIONS promptly made and re.
united. Also realestate agent. Land
titles investigated. 1903
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Trustees Sale OF Real Estate.

~ AA"h' ~ a'fAAt VI ANNshA A<ohtAts
BY virtue Of deed Of trust executed to
me ~ Peter Starchcr md Sarah Starcher
his wife dated on the l. 9TH day OF Noven-
Der, 1891, and recorded in the Clerks Office
Of the County Court Of Calhoun county.
West Virginia, in Trust Deed Book No |,
pages p and %, TO secure the payment of p
certain prOmissory note fully mentioned
and described therein, and default having
been made in the payment thereof, and be-
ing required so IN do bv imcda McCultv
the holder Of said note, I Amos +. kenney,
will on the 10Th day of February, 1895,
commencing al 10 o'clock q. M, at the
front doPy Of the coIrt house Of said Cal
houn county, West Virginia, proceed to sell
bv way Of public auction 10 the highest
bidder the property conveyed bv said deed
Of trust, or so much thereof rs may be nee
c~>ary 90 satisfy said Indebtedness. said
real estate lying and being i'm the e. unity
Of Calhoun, State of West Virgins, and in
/ tho district Of lee, above Arnold,burg. on
the W'-t Fork ~ the Little Kanawha u.s..
or md being the same land conveyed to
Peter Starchcr bv r. HAYS and wife. bv
dced dated July =, 1856, and recorded IN
/ Decd Bn"k No. 81 pages - aud 80 OF the
/ County Clocks office OF Calhoun county.
West Virginia, which decd calls for 80
acres.
TERMS or sALL. Cash in hand on day
of s0lc AMOS T.. KENNY,
, Hiw. Trustee.
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Salt, Timothy Seed, and Flour at
leits. 97,t.
See our liberal offer in another col
umn.
Get your boots and shoes repaired
at the saGdler shop. 96tf.
Go to the Drug Store for papers
pon', ink, tablets and paperterie.
You will find in Want q Barr's
spring stock of shoes, Women's PEBBLE
Grain Shoes all solid leather for 75c
per pair. Ladies' Dongola Opera
Tip, 90c, s1.OO, s1.10 and up. Mems
Brogan Shoes, 81 90 and up. 97tf
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-02-05

Alfred kenney got led out of a
committee room by the ear in Charles
ton last week. lie was there in the
interest of some schnpl book concern
and not waiting his time went into the
room while some other man WAS show
ing his WIRES. 1t will take n spright
ly book man to get ahead Of Alfred.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-02-05

Bond given as required.
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