The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1895-10-22

anu nearer 10 tnlS county.
This life is kind of i happy &C
lucky arrangement anyway.
Constable "Bnb" Nicholson, of Lee
district, was in town Saturday.
Bent Webster, of Chenille, passed
through town Saturday evening.
We hear n great deal of talk about
Gloss swoppin'," but see but little.
Misses Fannie Holland and Belle
Ball were among friends here Satur-
day.
We were unable To learn the names
of all the people who were in town
Saturday.
There was quite crowd of men
about the Court House OH business
Saturday.
John Thomas Richards was doing
chores about the jail a day or two
last week.
a few hard cider DRINKS livencd
things up in place or two in the
county recently.
1t is a plum sight to the world how
business has been rushin' o. in this
town for few days.
The Harness murder case now ON
trial a; Parkcrshurg is attracting Il
great deal of attention.
While Il man or woman prospers,
/ friends are numerous. But III the
days of adversely they are scarce.
Ennch Leach, of Daniels run, was
in tow saturday. lie expects to
make Il trip to the mountains soon.
1t never rained drop on the 10Th,
but Anthony brought us around some
fine apples which answers the same
purpose.
We don't like to keep murmuring
and complaining all the l;ae, but why
in thunder don't people quit do.
ing wrong?
l. ID. Bond, Of Sycamore, was in
town Friday and ordered the CnRoN-
ICLE sent to his son Frank, who is at
Durham, Pa.
j. NJ. Hamilton lost another fine
COW last week. The cows got to some
chop i'll his barn few days ago and
died from founder.
John Snider and Milton NJ. Trip
pett, citizens of Leading creek, were
in town Friday. Mr.. Snider made
us exceptionally happy.
+. b. Grim brought us some good
wheat and Tommle Francis some
good apples last week. With wheat
and apples we wont starve.
Reese Blizzard has n good corps
Of expert drivers and riders, but none
of them are especially fond Of rub
hing and sponging II horse down.
j. w. Pell was hauling locust posts
from Sycamore last week. He is go
ing it on the adage that whatever is
worth doing is worth doing right.
a gentleman from Wetzel county
vas visiting H. Ii. Bland last week.
lie signifed Il desire to purchase II
small farH! some where near town.
1t is not known where S. +. Waldo
stayed last Sunday nights week. TO
all appearances when he came home
Monday morning, lie had laid
out.
Our exchanges generally arc get
ting OH so much political war paint
that we can't get editorials out of
them so well as when they are just n
little moderate.
w. l.. Stevenson I'D botch job
of carpenter work Saturday. Posi-
bly, the cow that is to occupy the stall
he built will not know but what the
work is all right.
TIE usual amount of chancery bus.
mess was transacted by the court and
it adjourned about 8 o'clock Tuesday
morning. The jury was discharged
Monday evening.
Louis Ball was hauling some tim.
Der to the mill to get it sawed last
week. 1t is said Louis will need
sawed lumber enough to build him a
dwelling house soon.
Attorneys Linn q Hamilton, Wal
ter PendIeton, N. NJ. Bennett, w. i.
Stevenson aud Reese Blizzard called
around with much needed financial
assistance after court.
1t Is said that eggs were flying in
the air in the night time about the