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ArticIes win Now Be Signed.

New York, March 18.-Hugh Behan, on
behalf of Young Griffo, to-day covered Nc
Auliffe's deposit He said: 'I will meet
McAuliffe here on Friday at o'clock for the
purpose of signing articles and making a
match"
Parson Davies forfeit of $500 to match
Ryan against Dick Burge, of England, ar
rived here from Chicago to- day.
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Crushed Under railing Boxes.

Joseph s. Timmons, eighteen years Of age,
of No 1886 Twelfth street northwest, while
piling heavy wooden boxes on shelf last
evening, had his side badly confused and q
rib probably fractured by one of the
boxes, which, falling, struck him in the
side. He was treated by DR.. Shortlidgs
at the Emergency Hospital.
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observing sunday Law in ST. Louis

ObserViug Sunday Law IN 81. LOUIS.
ST. Louis, March 1S.-As result OF the
crusade begun several days ago by the Sab
bath Association for the closing of saloons
and stores on Sunday, the law was al
most generally respected yesterday by the
merchants and saloon n-keepers that had here
tofore kent open for business.
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rhomas Thrown from HIs morse.

John Thomas, ,coIored, ,ofNo. 4, Champlain
avenue northwest, was thrown from his
horse in front of the Arlington Hotel yester-
da yafternoon, receiving severe frac-
ture OF the left leg. He was taken to the
Emergency Hospital, wherethe fracture was
reduced and sDlintered.
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lust the Man.

wiggles-A promoter? What earthly
qualifications has he for promoter
Waggles-Well, he has failed in every
thing that he has ever undertaken on his own
account.-Somervllle Journal
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Thief Made a Good Haul.

Miss Minnie Bergman, of No. 20o3 Four
teenth street northwest, reported to the
police last night that thief entered her
bed room between and Z o'clock last
evening and stole 500 from a bureau
$drawer.
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Should Be Investigated.

Policeman Edwards, of the Third pre-
cinct, yesterday forenoon found two dead
colored infants in a sack on the dump
at Eighteenth and G streets northwest
The bodies were taken to the station house
and the coroner notified.
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Yesterday afternoon, and striking the curb
stone. tilted over, nearly turning on its
side. The occupants, two ladies, though
not injured, were badly shaken up and
frightened by their unexpected tour over
the cobblestones.
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ONLY 8 CENTS A COPY FOR MUSIC,
" standard and popular editions,
Thomsons Music Store. 521 11th st.
Selling below cost to close business. fe7-exS
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GOV. MarviI,s End Is Nigh.

Laurel, Del, March 1s.-Gov. Mar
Wis death seems now to be but a ques-
ton of few days, perhaps hours. The
members of his family have given up all
hope, and it is conceded that nothing but
the sick mans indomitabie viii keeps
him alive.
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Anacnstia Car Iipser.

Car No 10, Of the Anacostia Railway,
jumped the track near the curve at Eleventh
and E streets, northwest, about 2 o'clock
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skirt decoration in slanting bars and a
rich brown-yellow tint. The deep hem is
outlined with hemstitchiDg aad the rest
of the round bodice is entirely of biscuit
lace. From this turn back flouncing re-
vers of the chambray, which has CLINT
of silkaline. A very dress up effect
is made by a belt and throat knots of
white taffeta ribbon.
NOVELTY TRIMMINGS.
Taffeta ribbon, it is to be remarked
en- passant, is to be used much this sum-
mer, especially for trimming muslins.
With plain materials it is most effective
when figured; though the same gown and
ribbons may blooIz with posies.
When combined with the thin, net-liEe
laces, with scalloped edges, that are
also being introduced for muslin trimmings,
they are most effective.
Moreover they are inexpensive. The
lace can be bought plain or Killed, and
is put on in the shape of narrow ruffles
on the skirt, and as rever edgings for the
bodice.
A SUMMERY FROCK.
An enchanting little frock made in this
way, and that Will doubtless ravish some
apple green, dotted muslin that is as sheer
as Swiss.
Taffeta ribbon, with border of pale
green and a wreath of pink apple blossoms
down white center, form the belt and
bodice knots.
PoMPADoUR COSTUMES.
Pompadour muslins often have vests
and cuffs OF plain muslin in tucks. pom
padour August frock in exquisite blue and
pink China tints has a tucked vest of plain
pink muslin set in an entire bodice OF thin
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faded blue that was demonstrated in a
pattern of dotted muslin. which, with
quaint little trimmings of plain maize
muslin in scalloped killings, was to be
sold unmade in a box. Other wash
dress patterns put up in this convenient
fashion are the embr oidered ginghams
mentioned, perforated muslins in white
and tints and chambrays as fine as hand
kerchiefs and with biscuit lace in curious
swirl designs appliqued in the deep skirt
width which is to be made up with
out cores. A plain piece comes for the
body, a narrow lace at the top of the
skirt width being torn off for trimmings.
HEMsTITCHED CHAMBRAYS.
An adorable late summer frock whose
prototype in other tints may be found
in any of the shops at from $15 to $25
the boxi is ofchambray that has an appliqued
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UNDERTAKERs.

NICHOLS & CO..
IN Undertakes and Embalmers,
Penn ave and I'd St Sc; Phone 764-3, Capitol
HiIl Prompt attention; reasonable terms
\sIRIGHTS UNDERTAKING ESTABLISH
w ment, 1887 Tenth street northwest. Special
attention to embalming. Open day and night
Ph one, 709 mr5-3mo
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WILLIAM LEE,

7
e32 Pennsylvania avonue northwest
Sirst class service Phone 1895. !ai-5mo
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-01-29

" III. Ayers a-aiast 2 - eeii.- and
Others, GA, Gn,Leisigll-i commissioners iar
lie purpose, sal. u..cT Tor sale at public
auction. 10 the highest bidder. "a. the front
~ ut the court house OF said GOA. 5. on
the 18th day Of February, lS"5, tina; being
a court day, the real estate described i'm
siii cause. and decrecd to he solid. viz,
\ certain tract 81 1914 acres of land stu
ate CA Laurel creek, i'm Calhoun county.
known - the Johnson Nestiall farm. and
fully described ~ deed from said West
tall and others To said +. W. Gamer. dat
ed January 81, lN93, a copy of which i,
flied in said cause.
Terms % - r: One third the purchase.
money cash in hand on day os sale aud a. /.
residue on q crcIi, OF one aud two years.
the purchase giving his notes with good
personal security for the deferred Install.
meut>, bearing interest from date.
K. e. LINH. C..
). ". HAMILTON. >"'nrN'
Bond has he,.n Sive,l As required by de-
CREE in above eau e. r-st.:
~ iw. h. ". Hall, Clerk
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y fresh line "f groceries just re-
ccived at Gamer Brothers.
Remember Want & Bars is the
place TO get your shoes and Ladie,
Dress goods.
Barr Bros have added full line Of
books To their sL,re. You can now
get almost any hook in print, Of them
and at exceptionally low prices.
We have just received new ana
complete lot Of job stock, type, etc. .
and are better prepared to do your
work than befnrc.
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Carlton Curnwell. foreman &C tn,
Gazette; Midd.etuwu. y j. believes
that Chan.beriain'> Cough Remedy
should hc in every home. He used
it FIR a cid and il effected speedy
cure lie SAY: 1t l. Indeed n
gnrd remedy | can recommend To-
all | have also seen i, used Err
vh""ring congh. with the bet re-
>ulis. p and 90 cent bottles for
sale by Barr Bros druggists. Grants.
yil'c.
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Chanberlain's Ego and Skin

Cha-aOerlain's Ego and Skin
Ointment
4 certain snre for Chronic Sore R'vo2,
letter, Salt Rheuu, Scaid deed, Old
Chronic Sores, Fever Sores, Eczema,
3:oh, Prairie Scratches, Sore Nipples
and Piles. 1t is cooling and scotainS.
Hundreds OF cases haye bctn cured By
II after all other treatment had failed
Lis put up in IS and 50 cent boxes
For sale by. Barr Brothers.
PHYSfCIANS CARDS.
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lUuull Zee The heishth 81 iani;shness
Co. undertake. To- hreaS the engage
menis. We hear of no attempts at
murder. rale. or robery. - far no
one has settled their subscription this
week. sud we can't turn ourselves
lo' 81 in words IT thanks anal hi.h ap-
probation for that kind Of fayor,. 50.
dear readers. YOU can sre at glance
We are almost in fit ct desperation.
We couH turn our attention 10 the
Legislature. bat bill, are pouring In
'o that body 80 fast we can not name
them. Oh. what shall we de-?
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10Th, 600 a. NJ; new moon, 26th
9:l3 l.. II.
What has btcome of that social
maize?
The Giimer Banner will change
hands presently.
j'rs. Stump and Swen;zel are kept
quite busy row.
Services al he Baptis; Churth Sat
ur!ay and Sunday.
llube Frame was husilimg scout
town a day or two ago.
There arc several more weddings
slated for Tie near future.
Il. j. Ioak is still Al very sick man
an,! but little if amy better.
Attorney John Nj. Hamilton was
ut Chenille several days last week.
I. X. Stump returned from bus,
mess trip to Park crsburg Thursday.
Several of III. y. Frames children
have Lccn confined with fever lately.
We know 81 good Joke on "frlle,"
and right here we've mind to tell
:,
Born, to Mr. and Mrs Lcmie Huff.
man .n I,s, rnnr.1.,. ,n,rnin, .
nov
%, 80, so..oof:, 49,, ', ,,;,
90 far
-. -
i. ram v.r. j., ,o,,n -, I,.-;..
r.iI,v
..r,i
ur. are out IF .i.ht " hen the .rouud
is fir zen.
! q S,ooJ ro,,r,o1 r.;l,, oo,
~. from ",c,,iuo mn" ,,in do,,n
he river.
Two boy bah;eS in one week is no
cad showing for n small town like
ira";>yil!e.
W. L. Stevenson /. fireman &C n.
= " - ''S'" = ''.''''"' VI '"'
Parkrrsbury.
Ar. won hcr,,iug sh,rr lo,Lou,
tor ,h, signal ljpht To- YOUR .,,,d r,so
lntion fprY5y
Levi Mark. came down with =
crew Of hands ,ue d,v I,st w..k -
re, his c.oI l,r..s
n II eo,,, T.,
,,,,.;.o.. ;..I.;
Hmm and f. nm 3,,6r
~
!" ~ our "'.'c "' " tremendous
~ "''''''''''' ~ %" papers we VIII
SUI ''''''' II" '"' '"e"' ''F zen GAYS
hcV. smith has returned from
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Wesley Zoe asserted that he al.
tended toe Clarkhurg Fair thirty or
forty wears ago.
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Pursuant to the calI,,..ns rublishe
in this paper, The Stockholders of the
Calhoun County Fair met at the of
fec Of the Secretary, l.. II. Trippett.
last Tuesday evening at , o'clock and
elected the following Board of Drcc.
tors for the ensreing year: Reese
Blizzard, llagan Barr, G.. s. Smith
j. IIardmun. j. VI. Hamilton. l.. II.
Tripprtl and George TIardman. I'm
mediatcly after the adjournment OF
the stockholders, the newly elected
Board held II meeting for the purpus,
Of organizing and eIccting its officers
Reese Blizzard wns re elected Prcsi
dent; Hagan Barr, Vice President
l.. II. Trippett, Secretary; J. Hard
man, Treasurer. The stock wa, pret
~ wei! represented and The urmos
good feeling prevailed All who cx
pressed themselves were highly pleas
ed with the success that has so far at
tended the efforts of The Association
and from what we could gather Their,
Will be a universal effort to make TN,
exhibition next year much better
We disPpsed OF our stock some tim,
ago, but feel as lively interest in H.,
enterprise as ever, and hope to be abb
to own more stock some day in tn,
+ sweet by ard by
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Miss Emaline Campbell has again
taken up her abud, Ia Grani,yille af.
ter an absence several weeks, during
which time lie was giving music les
sons.
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For return envelopes call at th,
CnRoNICLE office.
The Str. Lulu +. was up agair
one night las; week.
G. Williams and Jim King make ;
good pair to sen out.
a. Huffman was at Paraersbur.
last week to bug wheat
Get your boots and shoes repaire,
at the saGdlcr shop. OG.tf
There is very little change in Dr.
Dye'> condition since lac was hurt.
John Wright, ". Q. INSTEAD ~
Cos, clerk, had sick spell last
week.
Well, five don't get railroad we
Will get to keep our hoop poles and
tauhIri;.
w. L. Dulin visited relatives and
friends in Braxt"n county few DAYS
last week.
-.
EnrL nna L.y H., ,,,,L
IoxI ,e ,...nn
-
d,, r...n, 49,. l,......i.l ....
en- s,.or cro.,
r, ,
"'S. ""' ~" freezes are mar" on
cr,,n no., ,a.,. " '
~, 49,
nv "'''"l eN''''"- prayer meet
- '' ''",'''"y N'''''i' S'''u'u DC
" ' "'''' Gus ''Sn'
~ "'' We III ''''e' 10 nave ''e
~ '"' % NV
~ VI '-r"''"R rI'vH'
>, " y" NV ''''' ~ W y"
WI - 9 a. "'SS'
Nv" lur BUYERS passed through
W , ,', We" "i'"S'
'''''''' 50 "''
I-'''"l' stump "i 0t"mp'nwn' pass
81 through 'o"" h"rNi"y on his re-
- = ''''"' vac ''N u
~ N"'h"'F' "f Richardson was
,'''' "''t' supply "' drugs one day
''S' week Inc Dr' l. e'J'y'n a large
P'"''''e
,ha " !, rnI cl ''.''''I ~
H. rn - was ''.''' "'
la, a,I c,,,i' " '"'' "'"'
''"S nee" r"'h'n''y SAM; Ma
- '"' "'"! s'''''! i'''r'''IS '"r"
IT, ,,,.l... way :
-,
'''' "S'''' IL "S ''P'I' al '"'re"Scd
''''' ~ w." ''''NS '".S "''.''' we
''"' ''"''''''' "''l 'S'e" i'f some
'''''5 :" "'"P ''N' ' ear
r"rn' I" Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Scott,
on last W ed""s lay morning, fine
n"y. AT this writing mother and child
"'' ''l''' ''" H. se'''"s "i'''S h'ce'Y'
" -. Dillon, who has been ON
Yellow creek Looking after his tim
her interests tor several days, passed
through town Friday. lie made ns
ah agreeable call while here.
We are i, f., med than 'Snuire In.
seph *. Lynch and wifi. Of Al,iz4r
are both very low with typhoid fever
Taev have had a constant siege Of
that dro,d.d disease in ,hoir tarL,.
all winter.
A man by the name Of Carroll
struck this county . few DAVIS ar,
rcnre-eutiuo himself r. hos commits.
stoned ntoftbc pconle's uortv and
said he wus in this c,untv f. Inok t,r
ue,ple who we're s,orving o.l,;ry
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After considerable delay IT.. :.
Wilson, owner of the G. q X. V. Il.
X, h"- submitted proposition To-
this county for the extension Of tie
Cair" Il kauawha Valley Railroad
to Grantsville. He estimates thnt
- miles of road viii have 10 Ice built
I" reach this point. and counts that il
will cost six thousand dpllars Ter
mile or Sl4i 900 to complete tho road.
lh" proposition submitted j. f.r ;hi.
aud Riichic counties e., raise ouc l,lf
the amount and lac will furnish the
haI"nce aud build theroad. He fur.
iher states that Murphy district viii
vote Sl4 ,000 of the 572 900 asked for
and Calhoun the balance. Bv ancx.
animation Of the assessors hooks for
1894, we find that The limit thar
could he voted by this county l.
$40, G21. That includes the two dis.
trlcts on the West Fork, which in
all probability will not care to JOIN in
n subsidy to this road. In thate even,
tine river districts can only vote about
S2l 900. We believe that amount
would he voted by the river districts.
if that will get the road. Unlcs,
MIR. Wilson can see his way clear for
more favorable proposition We will
evidently have to abandon the idea
Of road COON.
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+. II. STUMP, ". D.
Peter Hicks.
T;s;'Gi2l Artist Al! gsi; ITMlW

Con hc found AZ hisshop Ia ! O.
O. f. building every Saturday. Give
him call satisfaction guaranteed
Thclargcst line ofLadics aud Gents
liue shoes ever broughtto White Pine,
cau be found at Gamer Bros. and
sill be sold very low for cash.
Jls'icc' Fee Bills NJ this Office
Subpmaas q; the CuRoNIcLE Office.
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i gJNTY DIRECTORY.

Cousty Commissioners, T. k. stump
G.. JuLn.Un
Clerk County Court, l.. II. Trippett
Shrrin, +. W. Gaincr.
Deputies. ANY LA. ,iar't''' In, : T.
Supi Free Schools, Bee Hopkins.
Surveyor, =. L. He'll.
Assessor, s. NJ. Ward.
Com. School Lands, W. l. Stevenson.
Circuit Courts.
Fifteenth Of February, June and October.
County Courts.
Second Muud.y ia April, July, November
aud January.
Arrivals and Exits of Mails.
llarrisyille; leaves daily, at =. IA, ex-
ceti SUNDAY, arrives same dav at = p. IA
Arnold>lur:s; arrives daily At II o'clock
q. m, aud leaves same day at =. IN.
Glcuyilic; arrives every Tuesday and
FRIDAY at : p. IA, and leaves WcdncSda!
and Saturday nj 4 a. M
burning Sprirge; arrives every Tuesday
aud Friday 1t y. m, and leaves Nednce-
day and NUtUrd'y az II. III.
Staten; leaves Tuesday and Saturday nj
S ~ a., and arrives At l2:aO, sane d"Ys
Societies.
Eureka Lodge, No. 80, A l. and \. NJ,
meets saturday miElIt "n ~ before tue lull
moon in each msnth-
LII. Trippctt w. NJ.
r. NJ. Marshall, Secretary.
tirsnt.v:lle Lodge. No. l0", |. q. OF,
Meet Saturday night in each week at y
o'clock, T.. IN. :. -
W. W. nrann"n, Secretary.
Eicharl.onviilc Lodge, 10. o. f., meets
every Saturday night
SN. MCjoNAU"HEY, y. q.
q. J. MCGU >ccN
ThorLurn Post, 80. -, q. \. r., meets
Saturday on or before the first full moon
ia each month.
Knights Of Py,hias meets every We'd
nesdav night i, tic court ho';s'.
Wm. l.. Stevenson, {. C.
"Brick" Silcntt. h. d Y. q s.
GranlsyIlc Council, No. -, Jr. O. |
a NJ, meets every Monday night ut the
scaoo! hoYsc. w. II. t'Nr*S, '"""''''r.
". w Rrann"n, Rec. Sec'Y.
Shawnee Tribe, No. -. Improve! ori'i
of Red Men, meets or the iirsl aud tlir"
SATURDAYS sleep AT the S'a run oil TIC st
ting sun. i. ii. h"dfh '>''''"'
= T. Bell, e. ul II,
ndics Aii Society meets every tw"
week, At tho Baptist hur"h ON Incsda!
night ut $50 o'clock p IN.
Mrs. =. ilUFrHAn, Pres,
Mr.. DELLA, kEENEn, Sccv.
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S. 4. HAYS,

Attorney and CoWnscilor-at-lor,
GienrWe, ". Jc.
Will practice in the Court OF
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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S. 2. BELL,
SURVEYOR OF LANDS,

Grantsraic, ". 10.
All work entrusted to my care will
receive prompt and careful attention.
All correspondence promptly ans
wercd. 5O6.Go6
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Notirc orJuiioiaI s1!c.

By virtue Of decree 81 the circuij cour,
II Calhoun county, rendered al tn. T,hru
7ry term ,oi l-1 iu tho chau,crv cause Of
Vance hnc Company sud oihcr- against
g.. w Sinner aud u'hcrs. the undersigned
commissioners foi tlIr uU~uc. will offer
for sale at hubble auction, 90 the Eighc.t
aud best bidder, at he front door OF th..
,uEri House ol said cu ntv. ON the 10 %
lay "f February, $3.50, that being court
day, the real estate described in said cause
and dcrrccl Co bc sold. Situated So Calhoun
county, on the Natcr- ci Leading creek.
ard described rs follows fir-t, tract Of
G3 acres uu Leading creek. the sam" hlv-
ing h"cu conveyed 10y the defendants. g..
W. SIMMER and }. r. Simmer. to J. /. Elli-
ot b., decd dated February lO, 1898, Sec
uud 4 tract e iS acres and 20 tract Of r.
acres mentioned IN contract h.twccu a..
" Simmer and - = Skinner. d 1ted Fcbru-
AIRY s., 1893 Third. a tract cor parcel of
about 81 acres sand the mill property there
100 mentioned 300 the said contract between
g.. w Sinner and = - Sinner. Fourth.
I \ tract oi tS 1cTcs cuuvrycl hv John Gem.
uiucham 90 j. \. Kelly by decd dated
+ February -, l>ia TIC deeds and con.
tracts above referred tn arrall ON hic iu
/ the cause aforesaid aud reference thereto
/ is made IRA fuller description ui said real
estate. The -Il property will bc offered
/ for sale 10 the order above classified, but DO
/ no sufficient uid, % pay the costs oft sui,
and cSpeusc~ ut sale auI th- debit, deer. cob
/ tu the several parties IN tine said cause.
/ can be- received when go offered. then thc
same will be sold Nith4u: regard 90 such
/ Classification
TtENs or SALE: one third the purchase
money ca-h on day of sale, aui for tic res.
I iIup ON credit .f and - ,,.ur. tIa ,...r
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Lightning Hot Drop5-
What a FUNNY Nanel
Very True, but Il Hllls All PsIn.
Sold Everywhere. Evory Day
Without Relief. There is No Par
~ office Of Judicial sale.

l'y virtue 81 decree II the circuit cour,
oi ''ilmer county, rcrdrr,d ~ the Ecbrui.
O., term of 7 81. in 40, chauc,iv cause Of
g. > Manning 1-1in>t T.. y. lI1v, and 9th
rr-. wc viii sell b., Public Auction. To- the
highest bidder, az the front duur Of the
Court Holds, of Calhoun county. on a.,
10Th day o' Ichrusrv, ! ~''?. ,.r tract 90.
G3l acres ui it"d in -,jl vIu-c d.c.c.l tu
toe >nid situated on h waters a. Pin,
creek iu Calhoun county. West Virgins.
IIi,Ns nI -t't. pu 80 credit ,l xix
m"Hth.. no. purchaser yisi.., Dc, r.;. ..i %
.I u'--o 81 security. lr.rre interest
from date
RoHrrrG ir,.>, ,...
JouN = W. H5R- '''''N'
The shovc commissioners ac, under bond
hc cio'urc given. Tr-t.
a.-iv t.E. ',Sr,r. Crk.
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If there ,linuli b. me- grand Jury
impanrl,d az the next term # cuuri.
ii will be a long time f,r some per.
SONS To- wait {" give vent o. their
spleen
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Many stubborn and aggravating
cases Of Rheumatism that we're bcliev.
ed TO- he incuruble and accepted a.
life legacics, have yielded to Chamber
Jams Pain Balm, much 10 the sur
prise and qualification Of the sufferer.
One application will relieve the pain
and suffering aud It's continued u,e
insurcs an eHectual cure. For sale
by Barr Bros. druggist, Evansville.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-01-29

Here we are Thursday noon and
not thing TO write about that would
likely interest our readers. We
might take text and write long
patent sermon, but our thoughts
along that lire are 50 clumsy, we fear
uW sermon would have but little Of
feet ou the hearts of the people.
Again, we might dish upn good small e
story if it was not so cold, and wc
have uotan ounce Of anything tn
bring makes to our memory. a chap.
ter ON matrinony would be appropri.
ate If it wasn't for the fact that those
who are not married arc engaged AID
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-01-29
Local Briefs.

First quartz, oh, 1:0S \. N; full
moon, l2th, 3:3o =. NJ last quarter.
I9th, O:oJ a. NJ; Few moon, 10Th,
9:13 l.. Il.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-01-29

The STR. Oneida that sank 10 the
mouth &C ia, kanawha in tic ice
break ha- been rai,ed. Size l. almost
Il total wreck. Only her machiner,
aud possibly the hull may be saved.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-01-29

Go to the Drug store iur hne snaps
See our liberal offer in another col
umn.
Go to the Drug shore for paper.
pcn', ink, tablets and papcrieric.
Evapord,cd apples, aud peaches.
mince meat aud nakcd hominy az
Tells. g5tr
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-01-29

Bond given as required.
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