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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-01
RAILROADS..
PENNSYLVANIA
D RAILROAD.
STATIONS foot Of Desbrosses and COrtlandt Streets
In Effect .Junuary 20, 1905.

NATIONS foot Of DesbrOsses and COrtlandt Streets
In Effect January 20. 1s05.
W. VI EA pEIHs4LvhN& car Il
aS a 5 fSeng n 1Hns mfns c .eS
NJ. CINCINNATI $40 A. H. Indianapolis 7.i5 4. M.
."'i w. tn ~ iGd A IS5d? 81 oHs
& and eeaso and Ar Rnns G to 10 5 0 NJ
go sp'i r. H. ME Sa;fisS rRRpMEsspuma Sleeping
@ F. W. & M fsTfff9 & ass
Sleeping and Dining Cars Cincinnati and s. Lows.
500 T: y: FAcifIc Observation-Disclosures Sleeping Car
land az MAs Siis :ftsS x s,I'9 TiE SOUTH
s. $50 1910 oDinng can II A. Nj r 40 go con 70
4G? 4is H. s"Say $$S "a
sdl%liE " RSr SIX tiS15 k,%!sss 800 P NJ
Pa 1s 2 p aah slsR?' si night aa
% dSsfT iX and Sra speca for Jac
sase ana Ausis'ine 30 s. wsssdsys
daily SefSers to T sInIr st. hTSpsne Macon
cIfF2g;k, f5hK oHI 5' RAILWAY Express 800 p NJ
r@ a 5 TS TS F ao SR4 P ana via Cape
Charles Route A. NJ weekdays and with Through
FOX ssP ATT4ASTic cTTYi 80 P NJ weekdays Through
FOR FPn ehr ';' MAy 'I % &C. c$!'S r
wc@k-days sunGaiS. Cc2cept Asbury Park ard Ocean
Grove. 80 J. rob IL rriIii,iE.nnEIrH1A.
c22 nns no cas- io M a.? peGPa % p6Ss c r%o
30 Dining car d2iO.s 90 cS e. 80. no ui p NJ IL
!. a 9';@ Gaias caf !6inias "a 80 Dining
c 6rae nnS &c ca2 81 g. se VA Il 1 asa 90,
eadygy Aior Gs, and foot o Of nesbesss and Cd
nr,ad%ay and rooklyn Annex station loot d Fulton
Sr@,t Brookiyn; station. Jersey cIiy The New York
so'ss sn4 rcsIa- through to DESTINATION Tvoon
General Manager General Pass'r Agent.
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vJvO THE HOLDERS or .,.,. ,.,,,..,.
'.N|'' MORTGAGE BONDS.
t.,co lceu made payment Of tho interest on
,,n a,ve bonds ihe principal 81 par n,l me nonns
-, ,,,,ic rt an early day the unc"issh'' uuso'S
b"'hs ors, ,nnrignre - the Union I'achc Ialtpad
nn,n~ ~ the request number "' me o9hnh"in'is
ti I'll, q general ncetiug 4 the i'nhh1d"IN. 10 We
XII ~ The ,nice II he Union Ttn% CoigpHna: ~ NV
.eII ~ NJ, 10 ~ I,roldway IA hc NY ~ Ne" f"rf, on
n n"iH the ION u Apii! ~ at II "e'och
Nedh's"''' '' = GORDON DEXTER. er,stecs
al ffI.p MES i'"S''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-01
Arm. Quotations Of yesterday and week ago
70 compared below:

Little was done in State issues or city bank
stocks Foreign markets presented few points Of
interest for Americans. save the rise IN tho price
If silver, commented on elsewhere.
THE WEEKLY RANGE.
The following is the usual table giving the num-
her Of shares sold Of all stocks the highest lowe
est and final prices of the week, together with the
Anal prices Of a week ago. prefxcd by the aver
age price Of March 81, 1894:
RAILWAY STOCKS
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Dl.... IACtAW ANNA AND WESTERN a. IL.
stations In New York foot of Barclay ma
Christopher streets.
TRAINS. Pl LlMAN BUFFET
I.INTSCH LIGHT,

CARS. fINTSCH IlruI.
Direct route & NEWARK. BLOOMFIELD. MONTClAlR.
THE ORANGES. summit. Bernardsylle Bask!ns
fidse Madison. Morrstewn. Passais Patterson Been
ton Dover. Stanhope. DUpDs LAKE: LAKE. no
rArcoN H1sEe,;it,Tn snHooEEYYrso NMoUXTArIT
GAP sTl0JDsnURG, PQcono Mountains, SCRnAN'
btNvIiiE NORTHUMBERLAND. Moutrose. BING.
UAMTON OXFORD NORWICH Waterylne UTICA.
TItTfFIELp SPRINGS Cortland. SYRACrsE. os
Woo ITHACA. OWEGO ElMlRA CORNlNG.
RATW DANSVILLE BUFFALO and all points WEST.
NORTHWEST AID SOUTHWEST
20 A. M-EINGiihMTON MAI. stops at principal
900 \ M-BUFFALo SCRANTON. BINGHAMrON.
UTICA RrUrfEID SPRINGS SYRACUSE and
OsWTGO EXPRESS Pullman Tnnet Parlor Cars con.
rec, runala with train for Chicago. arriving go
100 = II SCRANTON HINGHAMToN and Er.SuRA
4.oo + VI SCRANTON WTLKESBhRRE and PLYM.
.n = " eOan,)-H, Talo Vcstibulod Limited Express
fr SCRANTON. PrNGHAMTON. ELNIRA. Br'r.
FirO Pullman n net Sleeping car. Connect, a,
Run1lr with train for Chicago arriving at o35 p.
90 p = naly)- nUFFALO SCRANTON BINGHAM.
TO% UTICA SYRhCrSE AMI OSWEGO EXPRESS.
Pullman l.uT-; Sl"cpers. -
T'rTT"Ts AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS az -
Nu-~apS' AMI broadway. Tickets at ferry stations
Trr4fvlt. ~ West l21th 80 Columbus
ave NV Y.-k 32S and 72e Fulton st and - Broadway
n-ooIlrn Tine tables. giving ,u information at all
wrsTcoTT rxrrrss COMPANY viii call t,r and
crerf l.~7~~ T~,1 hne' residence - destination
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BALTIMORE Avn ONO RAILROAD
Fast tNpitHs Trans to
baltimore, Washington, thichS", 'in"4hhhti
Al

ST. Louis and Al rolnts Nest.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE oN ALL TEAlHS.
Leave York Of Liberty st.. daily for chicago
80 q. m aud II - nlglt. lIlIrB. hG. l.dD p m
ana ?:i5 night. ClNClNNATL ST. 10; IL y a. m
ui 20 II. IN. Dining Car) l3o q 20 p 20. rN sunday
% y, D. m Dining carr. 600 IN. l2.l' night Al
trains daily except 800 y. m 49,. s
NORFOLK, II 20 m. daily i%o p m; ~ sun
NEW O.tI.EANE Roanoke. bristol ana Chatanoosi.
through Pullman ping Car. = y. m. dairy.
hil trains Illuminated win fWtsch W. r. a. -
Tckr, Offices H. - 26l rs 40 iifoadwhv 81 tas
iith To- Issvnfy. y v. 30 !ulior -. FopklYn'
stations loot - Liberty St 9 r. r. ~ y J.
No. YoH, Transfer Company VT elll lr ana chec'
baryagc n Nm hotel residence Ia deFnatlon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-01

wEsTCIfEsTER. March 2iih, 1879.
yx,o THE BONDiIOI.DERS Of the tohn'rY
Cub Lana 1 2n's"H @i onG s, % pres res"
Ahso.h,' -" ~. o3re - the TieasuieT III FROM.
c:it""h an ii 1885 Interest VIII 'faac from tnai
= y oh ''p'" 49, " ". JACKSON. SECRETARY.
DAT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-01
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW. JERSEY.

tAnthraclte ussi exclusively
-Four tracks Automatic Block Signals
on AID AFTER DEC. 3D. 1894
Trains leave station foot OF Liberty-st.
For Easton Bethlehem. Allentown Mauch Chunk &c,
42o 7:i5. $50 As Eastonl A. ~. 10. 1870 !i0o
to Easion,. 40 j4j. 100 to Allentown. P M Sundays
For WlkesblTe. Prtston and Scranton: $40 A. ~.
no 100 $50 F. Sundays 4:3o A: n.
For Readir at 1870. 500 9i0. 1000 II 30 A. ~. 1910
IL" 100 30. I.5 S 20 s, ao Nj iS' , gfh ns Sundays
For Harrsbur 40 200 $40 a. NJ. l0. 1880. 400
100 5:,S r. r.. 1918 night Sundays. 100 $50 GOO
oio A H. i:io no 20 aa " sundsys 800 p NJ
Fo Fed Bank Long Branch and points south 20 Poin!
49, ' ok lssor. '' es aS 's Ocean sss
G pr5N ara As ~ rs ;lS aoo 10 p
FOR LAKEWOOD,
40 S:Ij a. NJ. l:45. $40 4I0 r. ".
r'r rarnlngdale Toms River Barnegat Park and Bar.
nerat 4 10 SIS A. NJ. l45 i:40 T. NJ
For Atlantic City, Vineland and Endgeion 4"o A. H.
Pr Monmouth Reach scab.,rh, and HIFh,,.d' q,
P NJ Sundays 900 t. M 400 p NJ
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
TO PHILADELPHIA. BAtTlMokE AND WASHING
For Philadelphia. week days. 40 500. ooo 1000
Carr. 500 DINING CaD. 600, 7:3o, SO F. II; i2;,I'
aigh, sunday 40 900 II 30 Dining Car) A. NJ. l;3o
800 Onrs arr. 600 7; NJ. 1915 night o.oo ,.,o
Dinin~ Car A NJ. 30 $50. 800 nlning carl zoo
y ". 1918 night. undays. 900 II 80 Dining Can
4 " i:3c 0.Vp Dining can. 500 p NJ. 1915 night
PCT f' ni , G% se Ri ?GSirS a a. ~ E.
Il'',--' -25th-st. 2a West l2iths' 2lt CO.
lunbu, ave wYork; Court st. SEQ Fulton st. Bro2k
Co~'ranv vll ca ,or and from hotel or
residence To- destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-01

L the Panama Railroad Company Will be held AT The
office Of th. COMPANY - Broadway Monday, the lst
dty ~ April next - m. for the purpose Of ercting
thirteen directors the year next ensuing and Tor the
transaction Of such other business may come before
the meeting
The polls 10 opened - m. and will be closed at
. p. m. no, a.,
and viii reupcued the morning Of tho ~ day ot
April T. y pi'Ahf 80 ,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-01
OFFICE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
\EW-IORI< SECI RIrN AND TRl ST cow

NEW-YORK SECURITY AND Trust COW
so 10 WALL. 1T. NEW YORK.
COUPONS PAYABLE APRIL {. 1898.
Pittsburgh a. Lake Erie X. r. Second Wort
Venice i CnrOndrict u. II.
MetrOpOtitnu CrOsstOwn IL. X.
GIty of Dallas. TcNnn. ,,,
rrcmInuI Warehouse 60. Drbcnturc Bonds
Mater a Light Company OF Nrbrnshn ivy.
~ HE INTEREST AND DIVIDENDS on Inc
I following bonds an stocks PAYABLE ~ the bank
ing T. li-c ~ M@s-fs WINSLoW LANlEN GO, NO. u
Nassau St. New York city - and after Arfi lS lS''
CLEVELAND AND r1TTSErRGI II X. co.
Consolidated Migc. 4ss. - .. -
CINCINNATI n MI's<INGtM VALLEY EY co,
Coupon No 30. due Iuiy ~, 1881
GRAND HAVEN. MICH.
Funding 5s
INDIANA STATE OF.
Reg I,,fundnf Bonds ~ cent.
PUEBLO col,
Municipal
work.
pITTsBI RGII. TT WAYNE Is CHICAGO ny CO.,
Firat Mortgage ~. Scries -.
second Mortgage IS Series X.
rhrd Mortgage - Interest.
Quarterly Diyi1"nd. IL, cent, Special stock,
APki. ..
pITTSI,t RGff. TT. WAYNE CHICAGO RN co,
Quarterly Dividend. Isl per cent. Guaranteed Stock
April. i
GREENFIELD iNl'.
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Amuscmenis
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.

GRANDEsT SHOW EVER oRGANl-hD'
NOTHING. 40 GLORIOUS EVER SEEN BEFORE
The races decidedly novel and thrilling
The 100 Equestrian acts marvelously ceNsr' 49, ..
Tho Aerial feats grand and awe-inspiring.
The 20 Clowns the best ever seen.
The "a Elephants wonderfully trained.
The tumbng and leapins astonish'nsV COCO.
The two nenageries the most complete IN the worm"
Thu Ethnooeeai Congress OF strange people a 5ws"s
and instructive assembase -,
The high ieapng horse distance jumping poV
the greatest ever seen "a.
The Oympian games. aerobatic ana a'"'e'''
amazing ,-.,.,,~
The water ring circus high. diving expert sw'n ynrI
aquatic acts and prismatic fountains superb anu
description -,
The two Menageries the complete on earth'
Johanna the gorilla. OF great Interest
,,h Tho ,ybols ~ this stupendous and colossal snow
revelation OF surprises spendor and superb expiois'
Two Performances daily. at and D. H.
Doors open hour earlier.
Admission % 80 Is and 81. Box seats = eaSn
Private boxes ST. Box Office open from to cahy w
- adv GOAT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-01

Tonight. Tuesday. "Wednesday an9
Thursday evenings and WEDNEsDAx
MATINEE, great double bill.
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No. 800 Broadway.
Nr,y York Ciiy. March 10Th, $40.
NOTICE - UEREBN GIVEN

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
.n., a.. have been this day appointed he
,,.r. M the nrOpcrt, of the firm of E -
I,r,,v a Co. upon dissolution thereof
nader an order of the New York supreme
CART Indcr the provisions of our order "'
appointment the Receiver" are ""'""'inc" :"
'...,,u. ,b. business = far ns necessary for
IN. ,uruo,cs of liquidation. All persons IN
dcbtcd To the late firm are required Z" m""e
,,nvmcut To u. "a y Receivers, and All PERSONS
hoidin,; nny of the propcrt! OF TN" ,"'' ,.''
,rc rcuuircd to account To us THEREFOR. p""
notice will he given of the mod" "f cA"in'-
49,. an claims nEuinst the late firm
HOWARD =. JAFFRAN'
g. u. JtILIIAHD.
JAMES e.. CANYON.
n.c.ivers of H. =. JRNroy ~ 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-01

THE ORIENTAL. BANK.
NETWORK. March -. 1888.
rUNUE ANNUAL. ELECTION for Directors ana
i Ingpcc'prf ~ Election the ensuing year Will be
ncld Al The banking house. 40. 100 Bowery on Monday
Aprl \ 1895 The polls viii be- open from II 2. m 10
~ m The transfer books viii be- closed from March -
until Apri Inclusive. NELSON G. AYHiS. Cashier.
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TITLE cI.R,NTEE ,>D IuIsT co.


March ~. 1888
A sEMf.ASSt'AL DIVIDEND or TWO AN' oNE-
haf per cent Dos t"'u ths a'r declared N i3r iari =
bre,,ora layallc Arr $3.50 20 -" H'H" kroli.f~ -
record the closing % OBJ" transfer POKE Al ) !. -
M,r.h 20 1898. The books viii tc = ued ~ 10 \ u
Apul J. ls'". ,.... ,,.,., , ~. .--...,,.~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-01

NOTICE is hereby given that the Annual
" Meeting Of the Stockholders Of The New York. chi
cngO Louis Railroad Company. for the election -
Directors and general purp,s"s VIII Poe held M
O'clock l. Nj on Wcin-. day. May LIST 1875. com
rany's principal Office in Cleveland. Ohio
' ALLYN cox. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-01

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.
- - broadway. Ncw lufk. Mar.h l2.h 1875
FORTY FOr I1H ~ AltTERLY DIVIDEND.
OF AKTEKIN DIVIDEND of one AMI
~ one haif per cent on capital ~ This com
pauy DECLARED Ia, able tLs or and AFR
Monday. Aprl ls' 1875
III. transfer books viii c.scI Friday. March i5fh
O, o'.l1,. y AMI fe.p~urf on Tucsatf. April -!
H. W. McWILIrAMS.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-01-29
Henrietta.

Miss Matte Ball is attending school
at this place.
q. Rice shipped fine lot of fat
cattle to Balti:aore last week.
y literary society las been organ.
lied in conjunction with the scaool
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". j. Stump and
Mrs. n. NJ. Bannett were the guc.,s
Of Mrs. Peach" Bell last SUNDAY.
Mr.. w. 5. Holland attended the
organization of the Legislature. and
is now sitting As grand juror in the
l. =. Court at Parkcrsburg.
Rev. ID. n. Connolley will preach ut
the school house on Friday night be.
fore the 18th Sunday in February.
He may begin protracted m,et.n,
here then.
We are informed that G.. 3. .Iacl
son has purchased the property OF tie
detunct chair factory owned 10y HAIR
ris and Rucker, and is now manufac.
turing hickory w;ihe rocking Chains.
QUiLr.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-01-29

by virtue of Il decree of the circuit cour,
oil calhoun county, rendered at lis Octnb.r
term; 1871, IN the chancery cn,,s,. Of \. l..
Bennett against Warren johnson and 9th.
erS, viii sell b. public auction. to m,
highest bidder, at the front door oi IN,
curt House of said COUNTY, ON the i.lf
day OF February, 1870, the .! pole, o.; l., IA
IN SAID cause dccrced 10 be sold stunt. -,
hestnut Grove, in Calhoun county. To-
Scther with the mill and all the ,Ii,.rtr.
nances thereto belonging. For Inr,i,p,
particulars reference is here mai ia q
Ieed made by y. l.. Bennett to The saIJ
Warren Johnson, dated 9Th Nav. l.ga
and OF record in the County Clerk. oti;r.
ol said county, and copy OF nE;,his f'cI
Wllh the papers i'll thi, cuil,c.
IETMs OF SALE: Sii!icieh, cash in baud
to pay the costs OF suit and the ry:,i, -,
OF tins sale, and for the residue anon q
credit OF &, l., and S MONTH, tie ,,nrca:s.
er executing his notes to the urd, rived
commits l"mer, With good personal security
bearing interest from Gay ui safe. and r..
tanning the legal tile iu said rrarcr.v -.
further security. Jann,ry 18th $50.
SP Nh tUiL'N.
Commissioner.
Bond with security, given by the aboy,
named Commissioner as rcuui;cd l.,
law. Tcsle:
'o-4"' i. ". lIiII, Clerk.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-01-29

This part of the county is alive vet.
Business is duh, but the future
oail""k is good in this part.
Both saint and sinner Is at,cndin.
the proiracied meeting at Pine Grove
school house undcr the mama.vmc, {;
Of Peter y. Kelley, pastor To-; the
Br'"k<y;llc Mission. The mt, in :
has been in session two weeks. II. 90
has been from II To- Is acccs.i ns 90
the Church, with 10 remaining NJ H.,
ai'cr. In fact it is said 10 be- one #
the greatest reyivals that has ever
occurred om Leading crec&. Wh,n
The meeting will close do ma, know
When such men as Trippert-, Go.,.
nights, Freeds and Ferrels take 3.o'G
things must move.
PETER a. NELLY. Pastor.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-01-29
~ Office OF judicial Sale.

By virtue Of Il decree OF the Circuit csrrt
OF Calhoun county, rendered at the rcbr.i-
AIRY term OF 1891, in the chauc~r. ca.I... If
Charles W. Lynch, administrator of the
estate OF G. y. Camden DECEASED. ay.,in.
II. .. Melodies and others. tie up.l,r, med
commissioners for the purpose. will otl,.r
Tor sale at public aGcti.n. to- an. li.h,s,
ana best bidder, 1T the from; door of H.,
Court ilonsc of said county, Oh the 1j.n
day oi February, 1850, thsn being Il court
ddy, the real estate Described in sail cars,
ana decrecd to b. sold, viz: \ tract Of lUg
"creN OF land, situated on the Lit Ham,
fork OF Yellow creek it, Calhoun comfy
Deing the same conveyed by g.. T.. ,'t,u,l,.,,
to tlO Nicholas and ,y him too. r. Yir.,.
ards Ivy deed fed in said c,u... and NOV,
occupied 6y said %clayls
IE"N~ OF sALE: One truth the uur.
ci'lNe money in ham, on dav Of ...l, ,rI
Tor tIl" residue un credit uf e.. ig,nd ~
NOR ms the purchaser giving his notes with
Y"3d personal security ipr the def .rr~l in
StaIlmcnt-, bearing inter st from d,tc.
r." Liy>, ,......
j. VI. lIiMtIro., '"inI'.
Bond has been given ~ required hy d.-
cree 90 THIS riusr. I,-tc:
"tiw r. W. iI,Lr, Clerk.
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Noticcof JudiclaiS Sale.

by virtue o. deere, " the cir,.nit conr,
"i Calhoun county, rendered 80 The Jun,
term of N3t in the chtnrcr, Guns. of &;
Rlcc ~ J.. Rafferty,, the ugdcr ig,ed o,,.
pointed commissioner l,i the pprp,... 81. IN
oirr for sale at public1uciion. To- the hi IN.
ct and best bidder, at the front door az 1I,,
court hpusc of said coruly on the !5,h' .I',y
OF February, 1895, that briny 10 court Ia,
the real estate described in sail cause. .,,.j
d"crccd to be- sold, viz. a tsaci of 2,,i aero.
oi land situate 10 sherman distrirt. of ,.,I.
noun county, described IN % deco. FROM, "
IT, Stevenson. commissioner 81 school Limbs
Tor Calho'n county. 90 J., Il igrri,. dated
June %, 1913, and Gl.d in said cau..
IEHI> or siLE: ono third ih. r,,,.
chase money cash in hin ON day of s,I.
and the residue on credit of and ,
year, the purchaser giving bis note, viii,
good personal security for a.. deferred in.
sIallmcnts, bearing interest from datc.
NJ H,uLrov.
Commissioners
bond has been given as required bv dc.
cree in this cause. 1cstc.
pl'4w r. w. Hall, Clerk.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-01-29

There is good reason for the rnpu
lariiy of Chamberlain's Cough RENE
dy Davis IL Buzard, of " est Mont
gomery, Clarion CO., Pa, saws: Il,
mas cured people that our physician.
could do nothing for. We persuaded
them to try bottle of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy and they now recon-.
mend it with the rest of US" - and
% cent bottles for sale by Barr Bros.
druggists, Grantsville.
Timbermen's cubing cards at this
oi!ice.
Abundance of witness cerlifcate..
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-01-29

Jas. Boyers, who has been cutting
timber in Roane county the greater
part of the winter, visited home folks
last week. He says he will soon he
through with his contract over there
and proposes 10 come home and knock
out n few acres IF clearing, and pre-
pare for large crop Of corn. Few
men in this county have cleared as
many acres Of land, besides any
amount Of other hard work, as Boy
err.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-01-29

1t now looks like the Virginia Debt
question would he acted upon in some
way creditable to the State, and n
method of adjustment devised, and
that long agirated question be dispos-
ed of. Virginia seems to have got
ten the idea that it was little use To-
play bunco longer and proposes to
come down to business.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-01-29

Harrison Huggans was on trial in
the circuit court Of Wetzei county
last week for the murder of Friend
Garner. q. w. IIuggans, who was
tried and convicted at former term
of the court for the same offence, was
take" from tie peniientrary to testify
III favor of the defendant who is his
father.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-01-29

u. w. Hunley, Clerk of the Coun-
ty Court of Roane county, and wife
have settled their difficulties so far as
a division of of property is concerned,
but the divorce proceedings 90 merri-
ly on. MI. llunly once stood high in
the circles Of society, but in an I'M
guarded moment he seems to have
fallen.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-01-29

From the Spencer Bulletin we see
that ex-senator G. w. Hays insist.
Chat Mr.. Lockney's afIiIIiatig with the
Republicans i'll the organization OF
the Senate, has greatly injured the
PoPnIist party. The Populist that
expected MIR. Hackney to vote any
other than the way lie has been vot.
ing is certainIy.not acquainted with
that gentleman.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-01-29

AS shown blythe biennial report of
the Secretary of the First National
Building and Loan Association, Of
Charleston, dividend Of 8 per cent
has been declared. The dividend
last year was 20 per cent and the pros
poets are that it will reach that point
this year as The first six months does
not include the active business part of
tie year.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-01-29
The Teachers Department.
lAll communications for this department
must be sent TO :. Z. BELL, Henrietta, ".
Va.
SUGGESTION.

- QUESTION.
Mr.. EDIToR: | wish to preface
my remarks by saying that / have
been constant reader of the Teach
er's column since it was originated.
and link have been much benefit
ed thereby. And | have often won.
dered why the teachers Of the county
have not taken Il more active interest
III 1T, and endeavor to make it what
1t should be. | realize that this is
one way in which the standard of
teaching in this county may be rails
ed to higher notch.
was talking few days ago to a
man who III his day had been ono of
the foremost teachers in the county.
and he gave it as MS opinion that the
reason why more teachers did not con.
tribute articles to this column, is that
the average teacher can not write an
article suitable republication. I, as
teacher, resent this. ! do not think
1t is the case. believe the average
teacher of this county, intellectually,
will compare favorably with the
teachers of any part of the State. |
have had an opportunity to know
something of the schools and teachers
Of some ofour sister counties, and I
find that our teachers are as we'll ed.
ucated and intelligent rs theirs; our
schools are rs orderly, and as good
work Is done in them as any, and our
pupils are as bright ana sensible as
can be found anywhere. Yet there
Is room for improvements. As the
grocer said of his barrel of apples.
There is always room at the to2."
And this think is one excellent
way to improve ourselves and our
methods. Now | have been teach.
ing some haIf.dozen years or more
and have always profted By Sugges-
tions made by others. In this column
we can discuss ways and means that
would be beneficial 10 us ALL If We
do not take hold of this and trv to
make it more interesting and pr,cti.
cal, the editor of the CuKoNIcLE who
has so generously given us this col.
umn, and the editor of this de,ort-
ment who has labored so hard to make
it useful, will conclude that we Ms q
class are are urgra,eful, and do not
appreciate what they are dong for US.
Now let US propose some topic, for
discussion, and let the teachers re-.
spond and give us their views. Al
this session of the Legislature con.
tract will be awarded for furnishing
text books for the schools for the next
five years. Now what books do Won
think should be changed ? Do won
think it would he better to chance
our histories and phvsiolor;as An1
if 50, what books would yon suggest
in their stead? | believe that Barnes
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-01-29

a tremendoos street railway strike
has been ON for several daysin Brook
Iyn, y. J Disorderly mobs have
been running riot to that extext that
police protection was inadequate and
Ut was found necessary to call out the
The militia. So tremeuduous have
been the mobs that the militia
and police have found it necessary Ia
shoot into the crowds and the fire ba.
bre" returned from infatuated citizens
IN many instances with what may
prove fatal results.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-01-29

We are not we'll posted rs to the
requirements and necessities of II West
Virginia Legislature, hut from this
distance it looks like it takes Com.
mittee Clerk and Page for each dele
gate and senator. A comparison with
past asaemb!ages might make inter
csting reading.