The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-03-05

fine Spanish Jack. J. r. WALDO.
The tow boat Watson was up Sat
urlay night afterone ofSisk's barges
Very many ::;cn are not high, W
on the ladder &C fame for the reason
they never tried to climb.
The CHRoNICLE and Week.,
Wheeling Register will he sent to
any address for So % in advance.
The Steamer Lulu +. WAS up q,
faras the mouth Of Sycamore Friday
night and returned to Cre>ton Satur.
day.
Something unusual must be going
/" happen. We didn't zee anything
from the BIG Nose. gaS well last
week.
Parkcrsburg is soon to have new
hotel. 1t will be built by Judge j..
". jackson at Market street and
Court Square.
Mr.. Claiming NJ. Smith will soon
have ready for distribution map of
Parkersbnrg and its railroads and the
proposed Little Kanowha Valley H..
K.
20 yd>. of shifting for 81 .0O)
20 yds. OF muslin fur sl.00 ! p ~.
WumcnS oil grain shoes LOO J ca
Ward Belts closed his school on
Leafnank Saturday with a literary
entertainment in the evening which
WAS we'll ATTENDED. An interesting
program was rendered.
Any Young lady wishing to com
pete fnr our Gold Watch has only to
send us 81 80, which entities her to
the paper tor one year. They may
haze i; sent to themselves az Il friend.
The way y. w. iInllenhnkc is
treated about the ferry boat is au out
rage. just the other day Il large
cake of ice came down and pushed his
boat nearly ont on dry land and
broke Il little, old, rotten line.
Drummer Al. Gamer came to town
II few days ago, and as usual began t.
blow ahont being checker PLAYER.
He VAS first introduced To G.. +. Scott
who knocked him out in great shape,
and it was also discovered that most
all the small boys in town could beat
him.
Colonel George w. Thompson.
President of the Ohio River Railroad,
died of pneumonia fever in the city
If Washington the 26th, ult. Col.
Thompson was well and fnvorably
known to IL large circle of friends and
to say nothing of his
III financial and business
circles.
Dried peaches, evaporated apples,
dried currants. canned cherries, april
cots, peaches and tomatoes at Want
" Barr's.
From the Woodward, Oklahoma,
Jetiersouian we zee that j. l.. Mar.
shall, and Old Calhoun boy who went
west L. grow up with the country, il
now Dept L. :. Marshal, and hav-
in! some hair lifting bouts with some
Of the western toughs. Unless he has
parted with some of his old time grit
the boys had best keep mighty scarce
when johnny gets his gun"
Chamherlain's Cough Remedy gives
the best satisfaction ofany cough med
iciue handle, and is soler leads
all other preparations in this market.
| recommend it because it is the best
medicine ! ever handled for coughs,
colds aud Group y. w. BALBRDGE,
MiI!ersville, I'll. For snle by Barr
Bros, druggists, Grantsvile.
We are living between hope and
despair. Hope keeps us to our post
and bids us press on-that brighter
days will dawn. Despair argues "you
had " well give up the struggle, for
if you advance three feet some one
will pull you back two" Admitting
this to be true we will still he one foot
further ou our journey than ifno eff
fort is made. The truth is, We have
entirely too much work to do to ge
the blues"
An exchange says: German sci
entists and theologinns know it all, %
course. They show their greatues
most brilliantly when they drop int
prophecy. One scientist has evolve,
from the depths Of his own conscious
ness the startling fact that in the yea
3O0o there will be go women to ON