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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-12-22

a new little girls composition on
woman is out. 1t SAYS: Boys are
men that have not got as big as their
papas, rs girls are women that viii he
ladies' by and by. Man was made
before woman. When God looked at
Adam, he said To- himself: We'll,
think can do better if try again.
Aud he made Eve. Boys are a
trouble. They wear out everything
but soap. III had my way the world
would tie girls and the rest dolls
My papa is So nice that | think he
must have been little girl when he
was little boy. Man was made,
and on the seventh day he rested.
woman was then made and she has
never rested since.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-12-22
Big SPRINGS CmlIin~s.

! find news very scarce, but will
send you few cuttings.
{. w. Richards is the happy father
of a girl, weighing one and one.halt
pounds The child appears to be
well and hearty.
Our singing school is still in pro.
gres' and our young people are learn.
ing something Of the ru limcnts OF
music. As Rev Kelly seems To- I'm.
derstand music and the people seem
to want to learn, there is hope for
them.
Our literary is still progressing fine.
Iy. There is about eighty ON the
roll and more 90 come. Old and
young are being interested in the
questions for debate, and also in good
order and behavior during the meet.
iugs.
We see several lund buyers in these
parts lately but as none Of them
bought we presume they were short
OF cash, as our land certainly was The
best We had.
Several parties are now talking Of
going into the goods business an and
near ibis place.
MoRE ANov.
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One Dollar a Year
FOR THE WHEELING
WEEKLY iyTEiiIEENtERl,
West Vars Lcnding Newspaper.

The coming wear promises To bc one of
great moment To- every American citizen.
I'm Important change * at hand i'm thral
mimistration i public affairs There will
probably Toe a special session of Congress,
Immediately following the Inauguration
Of the new President. The tariff, especial
~ in the matter of wool and coal, will he at
once under discussion, and legislation look
ing To the restoration of the national Gnan-
cce tut sound basis will bc troduccd
There will also be- new administration IN
West Virginia, an there is every indica
ton that enterprises OF great Importance To
the public welfare will he set on foot I'm Tn,
stal". The proposed river improvements
will he begun. New railroads will bc built
and new material resources Of every kind
developed. The year 1871 promises To be.
one OF the golden years OF the State and
Nation. business will everywhere revive.
and the columns Of the INTELLIGEN
GER will teen with the evidence Of great
opportunities for business
Every family should have a live ncwspa-
per OF this character in It's midst. so that
the old and young Of the household may
know all of the particulars Of the great
awakening that j, at hand It i the onlv
way to - up To date in your ideas
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-12-22
West Fork Brcczricts.

Mud, rain, and snow is the topic Of
conversation.
G. Warren Hays is confined to his
home with inhamatory rheumatism
Rev. Wellington Lester filed the
appointment of Rev. Williams at Ar
noldSburg Saturday night.
Dr. q. w. Price and lady were
visiting relatives near RocksdaIe Sat
urday and Sunday.
ike" Fairbcc visits Squire Kci,h'S
occasionally when Will is not about.
Married, at the residence of the
brides parents, Saturday evening, on
Bear Fork, Mr.. f.. NJ. Groves to Miss
- Carpenter. "MerL" says he
can still hear mighty "ringin'" of
bells.
Hon. A. f.. Kenncy attended Mill
stone literary Wednesday night and
made quite an enlertainidg little
speech.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Dillman were
visiting Senator II. G. Lockney one
day this week
Uncle John Metz is still quite
poorly. His recovery is very doubt-
ful.
Il. II. b. Everson and Elder Aus
tin returned from harbour county
Wednesday evening.
j. l.. Metz believes in enforcing
the General Stock Law.
Charles Lockney passed through
our midst recently on his way home
from erosion, where he had been
transacting business.
Square timber is n mighty good
thing, but not to work roads with.
UNCLE Tom.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-12-22
The Great Mistake of Life.

IContributed.1
1t causes hypocrisy Its inclina-
tinns are we'll called Satan. 1t robs
the poor man of his pillow. 1t is the
poison in the cup of love. 1t desc
crates Gods house and service. 1t
seals the door nf service to the honest.
1t puts thorn in the wreath Of fame.
1t cripples hands that would minis
ter. 1t causes the child to cry and
the aged to trown. 1t mars the face
of beauty more than may be express
ed 1t chokes, and alas, kills the
tender plant of friendship. 1t throws
a pail of a blacker night over the
beauties of earth. 1t erected the
cross on Calvary ard smiled ut the
Cruciiict ion. 1t closed the gates OF
Eded and opened the great gate of
hell. 1t is none the less dumnable
because respectable, and no less dread.
ful because in town 1T is, finally
plain, unvarnished, hcllish, every.
day SELFISHNESS.
j. a. w.
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Situate on Spring run. Ice district

situate on Spring run, Ice district
\ tract of 22l acres decrecd in the name
Of Schilling and woodward. situate on
Beech Fork, lee district.
\ tract OF 33 acres decreed in the name
OF James NJ. Wright, situate on Big Row
els run, Lee district
tract of 200 acres decreed i'm the name
of II. III. Leonard, situate on Wolf run,
Washington district.
\ tract OF 22G acres decrccd i'm the name
of ). NJ. McCoy, Z. :. Cole, Hugh White
and L J. Gutherie, situate on the West
Fork in Washington district.
\ tract Of fl acres dccrccd i'm the name
OF :. Nj. Mccoy; l.. :. Cole Hugh White
a. +. j. Guthrric. situate ON X. run Of
the West Fork in Washington district.
y tract of 81 acr,s decrced in the name
of Sarah \. ScLoolcralt. situate ON Bear
run of the West Fork in Washington dis
trict
\ tract Of 90 acres decrecd in the name
OF Lucy Bennett, situate ON Bear Fork Of
Steer creek in Sherman district.
tract OF 10 acres decrced in the name
OF -. W. Evans, situate ON Big run nl
Laurel creek, sherman district
\ tract of - acres dccrced in the name
Of Elkaua Smith, situate on Laurel creek {,
Sherman district.
- Ni''N VI ~ s'Nl'N A'tI'tl III llt nNnc
OF John W. Goldsmith. situate on Leading
creek in Sheridan district
Terms of Snle:-Onc third cash i'm hand
and tor the residue the purchaser or pur-
chascrs shall execute their notes PAYABLE
to the State OF West Nirginiq with good
! personal security, due and payable i'm one
and two years from date with interest from
date, the commissioner retaining the legal
title thereto for security for the deferred
iuStallmcuts.
"3-iw. BRUCE II. TEurELL,
Commissioner Of School Lands of
Calhoun county, W. Va.
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Lower Lending lInnncnninrs.


A. NJ. Maze is clerking for Buck
Vincent now.
Joseph Maze is our champion horse
trader of this place.
We have hoop pole factory at In.
dusiry now, O. NJ. Belt, proprietor.
&. W. Mazo's new house is near.
ing completion under the manage.
mcnt of w. S. and j. S. CoberIy.
The Squire is hustling farmer and
believes i'll having things to move.
Attorney b. b. Terrell is teaching
very successful school at this place.
l.. }. Maze is erecting dwelling
house. What does this mean?
Mrs. Ardclia Coberly has been
confined to her room for several DAYS
on account of sickness.
Constable Nuttcr Webb was serv.
ing few summons on few of the
people IL Industry recently.
j. \. G..
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-12-22
Children Cry for
Pitchers CaStoria.
1t will pay you to watch the nd
vertising columns ofthis paper.


To all persons holding liens 10y judgement
or otherwise on the real estate of Abra-
ham ,rirrcttson and Ardelia Garrcttson.
or either Of them.
In pursuance OF decree of the circuit
court of Calhoun county made IN q cause
therein pending to subject the real estate
OF the said Abraham Garrcttson and ride
liza Garrcttson to the satisfaction of the
liens thereon, YOU are hereby required Ia
present all claims held by YOU and each of
you against the said Abraham Garrettson
and Ardclia Ciarrcttson, which are liens ON
their real estate or the real estate of either
OF them, or any pant of such real estate, for
adjudicati1r, to me at the office of the
Clerk OF the Cir cult Court Of said county,
in the town OF Grantsville, on or before the
10th day of January, 1897. Given under
my hand this 10Th day oi december, 1896.
o93-4t G. w SILCori, omr.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-12-22

You may rest assured that the
world IS moving along at rapid rate
whether you are in front or behind
the procession. If in front unless
you keep going it will overtake YOU
and pass YOU. If you are abreast ,ou
will have to keep going or yuu will
fall behind, and if already behind,
unless you make an extraordinary
effort you will soon ditappear in the
distance behind.
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Look out for this sw,nd,c.

A new swindle that is taking well
in certain localities is not gold brick
but gold watch fraud. A very
cheap watch, but splendid imitation
Of II gold one, is being sold for vari-
Gus sum, Of money. The watches
can be bought in the cities at $50
each, Wholesale. OF course there is
nothing about them that is genuine
except the swiniline part. One who
is II poor Judge of jewelry will readily
believe that the time piece Is valu.
able one. The amount that they can
be pawned for above the $3.50 i,
clear profit.
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Cr,mraLAHp, MD., Aupust 50,

CuNnERLA%p, Mn, August u SO. .
III Jo0cs Chi,k &c Go.
GconcmeD: have examined your sam
PIES If Brnddook's Pure Rye md Barley.
Malt WHISTLES, and according to my judg-
mcnt they are what they profess to be, the.
pure article and Of best oi quality. Malt
extracts in great variety a:c being manu-
iaciur and put into market for medical
use particularly for dy-pcptic com plants,
errors Of digestion and other wasting dix
eases where thcspcptonic powers arc weak.
IN such cases the combination 81 maltpcp
tones with alcohol often proves the best
aud most successful agent for cure, and i'm
AZ dat cIas- Of cases your Barley Malt
viii prove an effective agent The intclli-.
gent practitioner will find IN your manu-
features renrdic, for ch cases and other
agent, on which be can rely.
Very truly yours,
&. II. OIR, NJ. -.
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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-12-22

TIE usual cry of. ! done the work
but the other fellows got the Offices,
" going up in the land, and too of
ten there is too much truth in the
declaration.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-12-22

The time now is when the Ameri.
can people ought to be slow 10 make
haste about some things Parricu.
Iarly should they move with care and
conscrvatis:a toward war with Spain
over the Cuban question We be.
lieve that nine tcnths Of the people
are more or less agilalcd over the
question and in rhe heat Of passion
like the Schotchman, might bite oil
more than they could "chaw" There
is no question about the ability Of The
United States To cope with Spain. but
what would we gain2 Woaro liberty
loving people, but this should not
cause ~ 10 transcend our bounds.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-12-22

Some of these rough days when we
are feeling so blue and Respondent we
might write nm article ON the tariff,
financial and Cuban questions, and it
would have about the same effect on
the pre.ent Congress that tin wins.
tie would ON cyclone.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-12-22

Governor Atkinson and the West
Virginia Congressman will realize the
great truth of the declaration that
public patronage is an element of
weakness instead Of strength" before
they complete their present terms of
cffice.
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.ommIssloncr' Notice.

Commissioners Office Circuit Court of Cal
houn county.
Frnncena Rice, administrators of the es-
tate OF Alexander Rice, deceased,
Against
Abraham Garrcttson, Ardclia Garrcttson.
j. +. Knight and liirm Campbell.
In Chancery in said Circuit Co.rt.
The above styled cause having been by
an order entered therein at the February
term, 1856, of the SAID cilcut court. rcfcr-
ed to the undersigned, one of the commits
sioncrs of said court, with Instructions 10
ascertain and report all the real estate
owned 10y the defendants, Abraham Gni-
rettson and Ardclia Garrettson together
with the liens existing thereon by iudgc-
ment, or otherwise, the amount and priori
ty OF such liens and t. whom owing. the
rental va nc Of all such real estate and
any other matter deemed pertinent, or
which may he required by any party in
interest Therefore, the above named
plaintiff and defendants will take notice
that the undersigned has fixed upon the
10Th day OF January, 1897, us the time and
the Clerks Office OF the said court. at
C'rantsvillc, as the place when and where
he will execute the said order Of reference.
Given under nay hand this 10th day Of
December, 1895
o9j-it G.. ". Silcor~. Con,r
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Naturally every lover Of liberty
would love to see Cuba free. Like
wise every good citizen would like to
sec every body, with possibly self ex.
copied, keep sober, but there is a
wide difference Of opinion as to the
best and safest method of bringing
about the result.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-12-22

Notwithstanding the great Repub.
lican land slide, the Wheeling Regis
ter, the leading Democratic paper of
the State, is brighter and better than
ever. See It's prospectus in another
column.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-12-22

Congressman elect G. p. Dorr might
profit by reading the story Of the bull.
dog and parrot which in substance
Is as follows: The parrot acquir.
ed great habit OF talking, aud one
day it shot of its mouth in the pres.
ence Of n bull dog, and what the dog
did to it was a plenty. But the par.
rot finally escaped, flew up ON lis
perch, ard after taking look mt fl.
detected self SAID: Polly, You talk
too D. much"
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-12-22

1t is asserted, ON what seems to he
good authority, that the National
Gold Democratic party will keep up
its organ'2ation Guess 1t will not
be hard To- hold.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-12-22

In case of actual war with Spain
very few OF the editors who are now
clamoring loudly for gore would 60
even ~ far ms Artemas Ward who
was willing to sacrifice NJ his wife's
relations if necessary. New Domin-
ion.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-12-22

UuIess Governsr Bradley; of Ken
lucky, inter feres, Jackson and Wall.
ing, the murderers of Pearl BRYAN,
will have to hang. The Supreme
Court having confirmed the decision
of the lower Court.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-12-22

After the election two wears ago it
was found that the republicans had n
majority Of 40 in Congress At
the recent election they dropped to a
majority of so
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-12-22

In point ofpnpulntion the last four
wears has been the most prosperous
era in the history of West Virginia.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-12-22

Politicians should he true, first To
their principles, and second to their
friends.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-12-22

" IN'IIE ITNl ~ -NUgUsI TT, "a.
DoU Sins have frcuucn'ly used in
MY practic" here your i.raddooks + q
Rye and Barley Malt whi,kic.; believe,
them to be- pure aud free from adullera-
tons. Yours uuly,
II. 4. MCGUIRE, vi. ID.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-12-22
commissioners Sale OF TN
- appropriated, Waste and
Forfeited Lands.
~tIIc N WCst Nireini1.
Louis D. Bell and others.

Louis d. Bell and others.
by virtue Of decree Of lhc circuit corrt
OF calhoun county, rendered at the Orto-
beer term, 1896, iu The matter of forfeited
and dcliuqs emit lands dccrccd to De-
s'ld ln tllc above styled cause, iiabla ,o br
sold Tor the benefit oi the School Fund. tEo
undersigned commissioner will offer ~,
sale 200 public auction co. the highest bid
der ~ thc front door of the court hou.c of
Calhoun County West Virginia. ou the
TON Day Of February, 1896.
the following described real estate tr Doc
sold Tor the benefit ui tbc School Fund
tract of 200 acres dccrocd in the name
OF l11is ID. Belt situate con- Spring Fork
of Little creek ZOO Lee district
s. tract OF gG acres d,crccI Ion iLr mann,
John VI Greer, situate ON Rovcls run.
lee district
A tract oi 100 aorcs decrccd iu the name
oi john 49,, d. s., and Lydia I3ughIiu.
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.Nter all Mr.. Cleveland is not the
smallest man in the United States.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-12-22

Aud wouldst thou havo an office?
If 81, hold up thy hand.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-12-22

EEnGNS Liver Pill removed tic -
10 Tho Tonic Pellet tones up the system
SNmbined form n Perfect Treatment. . -
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Quite an effort will be made to
break lianna's grip.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-12-22

a grent many Cabinet officers will
never take the oa'h Of office.
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Maceo may not he dead.
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Against
Josephine Jarvis and others.
In ihanccry in the Circuit Court
Calh, un county.

Ina ihanccry in the Circuit Court of
Calhoun county.
This cause having been referred To the
Undersigned, one Of the commissioners Of
said court 10y au order entered therein at
the October term, 1896 with instruction.
io male further settlement and report as
20 the administration account Of is. w
BAILEY, administrator of the estate Of w
w Jarvis, deceased. Therefore, the par
ties to sud suit will take notice that the
undersigned has fixed upon the 10th dav
OF january, 1897. as the time and the
Clerks Office OF thc.circut court, OF said
county, when and where hcwili proceed To-
execute the said order. Given under INV
hand this 10th day Of December, 1896.
oJ5 1w g. is Jfr,ngr C.,,r
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Christmas Candies, Nuts, Raisins,
and Dates at Pell's.
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Minimum 1

S0UTIIB )t-NIl
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-27

cuenta nuestra petici6n, la cual estA
apoyada por Rumerosas adhesiones.
Y pedimos los demas eolegas auto
pom1stas hagan causa comdn con nos
otros, para que Sc celebre en- Ponce la
pr6xima-y quiza la dltima-Asamblea
de nuestra agrupacion.
Que en- Ponce muera.
o que surja de Ponce mas potente 81
es que 10 impossible puede realizarse CO.
mo ell ave F6nix de sus cenizas."
POGO 8 NADIA tenemos que agregar
10 expuesto con tanta galanura por ell
colega.
Hacemos nuestras sus atinadas apre-
ciaciones, por estar completamente de
acuerto con todas elias.
Pero antes de terminar seanos lfcito
consignar una aclaraci6n.
Cierto que nuestro querido director
al presentar su proposition sobre este
asunto, designaba la Capital como ell
sitio en- que debfa verifcarse la Asam-
blea.
Pero hfzolo guiado por escrdpulos de
delicadeza, faciles de comprender.
Residiendo como reside en- Ponce, no
quiso dar pretesto q que Sc creyese que
al indicar esta ciudad como ell puntc
mas apropiado para dicha reunion, ODE
decfa mezquinos m6viles de convenien
cia personal, para evitarse gastos mo
lestias en- que no debe repararss cuan
do Sc trata de cuestioneS que implie Il
tamai1a magnitud y trancendencia, nc
solo para nuestra colectividad, sine
para ell pals en- masa.
no+o hrrh
desde luego propuesto que la pr6xima
| Asamblea Sc verifcase en- Ponce nc
en- San Juan, donde-a parte de las con
sideraciones expuestas por RI Impair
caGI, Y las cuales sos adherimos-ys
sc han celebrado diez asambleas
Els un honor que no debe regateAr
sele esta enthusiastic Y generosa ciudad
del Sur ~, ds -donde surgi6 ell paltidio saaa
tonomista, fuerte y potente, como Mi
nerva de la cabeza de Jupiter.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-03-27

Ia hnndiera la domination napoieonies'
Y ahf esta tambien su yencedora' "a
antigua Prussia, que ha camDlaoo e.
ron,Ira CON oue se La conocfa antes de
Ia rendici6n de Sedan del sitlo de a.
ri. variando al mismo tempo su orga-
nizaci6n polftico- -militar.
Ambas naciones, la venclda Ia soA
cedora, han cambiado radical y prove
chosamente su modo de ser guDerha.non
tai. es indudable que tai camoio Go
consecuencia de aquellas victorias y ue-
sastres.
Ali esta ell Jap6n, tenido hasta aver
como ell pats de los abanicos chlnescos }
de los juegos malabares, dando elemp,o
al mundo en- gu guerra con la Chlna' oe
su pasmosa tactica que lie ha conquista-
do mereeidamente ell colossal prestigio
con que acaso no soflara. :.
Y viniendo nuestro pueblo, nadie
discutira que fu6 una resultante de la
guerra de la independence, la tamosa
constitution de aquellas C6rtes de Cadiz,
yerdadera cuna de las libertades que hoy
gozamos.
Por ESQ pensamos en- la guerra como
ell enfermo piensa en- ell medlcamehto
prodigioso que ha de volverle sus gasta-
das energfas; pero deseamos que esa
guerra quede confada exclusivamente
las fuerzas propias de Espafia, sin la ayu-
da de otra naci6n que al prestarle su
concurso 10 harfa impulsada por ell posi-
tivista do ut des, .tfaeio ut facio, paoto
bilatersl que la obligarfa oonoesiones
desmembradoras del territorio que tanto
anhela sostener incolume.
El pueblo en- masa esta dispuesto a
vengar el ultraje, tanto porr ell uitrale
mismo, cuanto porque q traves de la VIC
toria la derrota Sc We dibujarse ell am
bicionado horizonte de su redenci6n.
El movimiento, pues, Sc demuestra
andando.
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riedad con ir por esas GALES voceando
"iViva Espafal" y" iMueran los Esta
| dos Unidos!"
1Deseamos la guerra?; pues q la que
IRA.
ANGEL GUERRA.