The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-09-01


Our people are beginning TO make
preparations for the fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Taylor, of
! : n',' 'ee - 7:s, t"1rTe IA t0wn ;;5unJiay.
Hon. Reese Blizzard was somewhat
indisposed the later part of last week.
Few men, however great, are able
to stop the current of public opinion.
Lum Shafer is now done moulding
brick and will fire the kiln this after.
noon
Mrs. Hosey and son, Qnimby, are
visiting relatives in St. Nary this
week.
The safety ola country depends on
the information and wisdom of it's
people.
Typhoid fever has been lurking in
the vicinity Of Arnoldsburg for quite
II long time.
The more revenge one seeks the
more vengeance he brings down upon
his own head.
Many thanks are due w. w.
Brannon for assistance on the CHRoN.
TCLE this week.
In the absence Of Editor S. G.. Barr
A. g. Mathews will be quill driver
for the CHRONICLE.
+. A. Bennett and wife, Of Rich
ardson, spent several days here last
week visiting friends.
The new whistle on the mill re-
minds one Of the hoarse SCREENINGS of
bowling demagogue.
Squire E c. Knots, of Minnora,
spent few hours in town one even
ing last week, on business.
The gas well below town has prov
ed itself II blessing in the way of
retreat for Sunday loafsrs.
We learn that Mrs. Hall, wife Of
the Clerk of our Circuit Court, is i
very i'll with typhoid fever.
Rev. James Taylor delivered quite
an interesting discourse at the Bap.
list Church Sunday morning.
nnita l. >c ,
in and around our town. I'm the
midst of life wo are in death"
When there is he store boxes tod
white loafers have TO turn their at
;ention to split bottnSned chairs.
Mrs. John T. Gamer was taken
suddenly very sick one day last week
and she IL still very sick woman.
Wonder if"Billy" Wilson. of West
Virginia, would accept the nomima-
ton of the Gold Democrats for Pres
ident of the u. s.?
We are running this paper on a
10 to l basis-16 dollars of outlay to
dollar income. How long are we
expected to ksep tap?
Teamstcrs hauled J. w. Kclly's
engine, boiler and drilling rig from
here tn Steer creek last week, where
he will put down a we'll for Miles.
S. p. Bell was business caller in
our town last week We learn that
Paris contemplates moving to Grants
yillo in the near future. We will be
glad to welcome him among us.
The editor Of this paper, accompa.
MED by j. T. Waldo, left Sunday
morning for Clarksburg, where they
will spend few days at the Harri-
son County Fair, which opens to-day.
1t is said that David b. Hill, the
great bachelor politician, lawye. and
Statesman of New York, began life by
selling peanuts, candies ana newspa-
pers OIL trains. We often see that
from the smallest beginnings the
greatest achieveme nts are developed.
The conventinnsare m ,stly all held
now, and sosn The campaign will set
tie down to Il single contest between
the two great parties. AS to which
will be successful time alone, perhaps,
can tell. Every citizen should CAIN
~ and honestly &c! in the way that
to him, in the light Of his knowledge
seems best for himself and his coun-
try, fearlessIy disregarding all preju-
dices, any he may have.
Rev Sinon y. Bell, OF Cedarville,
son Of Edgar Bell Of HesTietta, this
county, died Of typhoid fever last
week and vas brought to the Belhle-
hem Cemetery for burial. Religious