The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-12-08
Flour is rapidly advancing in

| price.
Z. Fl. Knots, of Minnora, wa
here last Saturday.
Mark Riddle has moved to his farm
down III the Riddle bend.
The Good Steamer Hilton has beer
on the docks for several days.
An effort will he made by the Enor
Baptist church to build next spring.
Is. W. Gamer, of Pine creek was
here n short time Saturday morning.
W. S. Penninger, of Hog Knob
was among Saturdays visitors tc
town.
Capt. Mcdonald and w. ). Church
we're down from Sycamore one day
last week.
Some of these days the telephone
talk toward Arroldsburg will amount
to something.
A protrac,ed meeting is now in
progress at the Enon Church, about
four miles above town.
Dick" Hyatt, the man who drove
Reese BliEzard's horses last summer,
MA here Friday night.
Earl Stump, who has been staying
With his uncle, French Stump. for II
few days, WAS in town Saturday.
We have for sale or trade a good
saddle horse. Good terms will be
given the right kind Of buyer.
Special bargains in Christians at
trsctions ought to have been adver-
tired in this issue But next week
will do.
Il. II. Rogers, who has been sick
for several months, has SO far recov-
cred as to come up to town one day
last week.
Last Friday Was voucher day and
quite a number of the veterans were
in to gee the Clerk to ger them prop
erly signed.
Men have wonderful influence
over men. Sometimes the influence
is toward the right and sometimes to
the reverse.
Uncle Alfred Stump and grand
Ethel, have been on a visit
to DIR. E. II. Stump, at Phiiippi, for
n week or two.
Rev. John Stump is preparing to
build a cottage ton Pennsylvania Az
enue ust back OF his residence
Charleston Gazette.
If, when we are ain the spirit on
the Lords day" we heppen to write
an article of merit, keep in mind the
merit of the subject.
The gospel light has been held up
i'll plain view in this community until
all coLld have seen clearly how to
"sIep over the line"
Well, yeF, we are rather expecting
to be invited out for Christmas din
ner, but for fear We are not some good
brother had better bring us a turkey.
Frank, son Of VI. NJ. Trippett, of
Leading creek, Was in town Thurs
dry night, and reports every thing
quiet and RAINING smoothly OH Lead
ing creek.
w. II. Watson, who owns or is in
terested in several valuable tracts of
land in this county, Keeps posted on
the local progress Of the county by
reading the CHRoNICLE.
II fish would keep their mouths
shut they wouldn't get pulled out.
And if man keeps his mouth shut he
is not apt to get pulled in. Both
ought to take the hint nov.
We would like for the brethren Of
the Baptist Church here to put the
pa pit in the other end of the build
ing or else quit turning their heads
when some one happens to come in.
There are great many things fall
from instructive tongues that are not
received into good and honest hearts.
They are lost becausc they do not
find Judgement in faithful breasts.
we are informed that Rev. Grow,
of Parkersburg, will assist Rev. Rob
inson at q meeting here. Mr.. Crow
enjoys the reputation Of being one Of
the ablest men in the Southern Meth.
odist Church.
Tie minister had preached a good
begging sermon and concluded with
these words: 81 don't want any one
to contribute who has not paid their