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

Mr. EDrrOR:-
SIR:--Some good friend is sending
me your paper, which appreciate
and read every week with pleasure.
One year ago to-day | was blest with
the privilege of taking the train to
make my people and friends of Cal
houn county visit, and as can not
take that pri 'Ilege to day l feel like
writing few fines 10 your paper,
knowing that it is so well distributed
that most all Of my friepds will get
1t and remember me one year ago
My mind is called back over that
visit very often, and | regret that !
can not make such visit this fall,
for l was so highly entertained by all
That was visit long to- be remember
ed. l would like to say word for
Iowa. | think that we have the gar
den spot Of Eden, in short explana-
ton, we have the finest prospect for
a crop of everything this year there
hes ever been known. Last year corn
crops yielded from 60 to 80 bushels
per acre, it ia said to be a
greater crop Of everything this year
Oats were damaged by wet weather
through harvest. New oats start out
at II cents per bushel. Old corn on.
ly IL cents per bushel and still coming
down. Hay SO to 81 per ton. A
good crop Of fruit of all kinds. 1t is
no trick for one man to tend 40 acres
of corn with one team here, while
there one man will do well to tend 10
acres. Have had lots of rain in due
time, especially for corn. | will close
by saying young men you stand in
your own light by wearing out your
life in that rough, hilly, rocky coun.
try. Twenty-six years ago | was per
suaded to come to Iowa without "A
dollar, but thank fortune had
friends and by being friendly 1 made
friends and prospered. have never
regretted that day. Take my advice
and come west and grow up with the
country as / have done and live a
christian ms have done and you will
never regret it. Yorus,
j. Il. IsENHART.
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awaiting with great anxiety the result
Of this litigation.

awaiting with great anxiety the result
Of this litigation.
a few days ago at least $50, 600 in
district bonds were voted Ivy the dis
tricts in Harrison county to the pro-
posed railroad, making an outlet to
tire vast coal fields Of Harrison coun-
" To- the Ohio river; and also the dis.
tr;cts in Wetzel prior to that time
voted Il subscription To the same Ell.
terpIise. The County Court OF Tyler
county has submitted proposition to
vote about S5O, 600 to the voters If
the various districts in that county
f'a' the purpose of aiding in the con-
structinn of an electric line from Sis.
tersyille, through the heart of Tyler
county tn Middlebourne, the county
seat. All these enterprises to a large
extent depend upon the vote of these
districts, and it will readily he seen
that should this injunction he sus.
tanned, the result would be- disastrous
to the material development of the
State, besides the litigation growing
out of such decision by innocent
holders of the bonds already sold
against the corporations and individu.
ais who sold them, would be almos,
endless, and all of which would work
great harm to the credit of the whole
people of this State. 1t is to be hop
ed that the Court of Appeals will
hold the issue of district bonds to be
legal State Journal.
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= Dad Law Election.

At a regular session of the County Court
of Calhoun county, held on the 18th day
of April, 1896:
Upon the petition of d. y. SINNERS and
81 other voters ard taxpayers of sherman
district, this county, praying an order be
awarded directing that at the Election to
be held in Sherman district in the month
of November, next, they he permitted IL
vote for and against the discriminating of
the present Road System, now in force, in
the said district. On consideration Of the
said petition and as provided by law, it is
ordered that u poll be taken and kept bv
the otliccrs-of the said clccti II at The sew
eral places of voting in the said district in
III the manner prescribed by law, and the
ballots so cast at said election shall have
written or printed thereon. "For Present
Road Law" or against Present Road
Law" and said officers AT said election Shall
ascertain and certify the result thereof in
the manner prescribed by law
Copy Testc:
o77-Iw. l.. III. TRrPrETT, Click.
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The knnawha news in giving a
brief biography Of Democratic candi.
dates in Writ county paid deserved
compliment to former Calhoun boy
in the following language: elliott
ChHnoweth lisa young lawy er of abil.
lily; hard student and deep think.
er. He will discharge the duties of
the office Of Prosecuting Attorney in
manner highly satisfactory to all.
The voters of Writ county will make
no mistake by electing him.
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- Dad Law Election.

At regular sessioe of the County Court
OF Calhoun county held on the 10Th day of
July, to9s.
Upor the petition of S. w Farrar and
GO other voters and taxpayers of Washing
ton district, this county, praying an order
be awarded directing that at the Election
to be held in Washington district in the
month of November, next, they he prmit-
ted to vote Tor and against the discontln-
ueimg OF the present Road System, now in
force, in the said district. On comSidcra-
tion OF TIL said petition and as provided
by law, it is ordered that poll be taken
and Lcpt by the officers Of the said election
at the places Of voting in the said district
in the manner prescribed by law, and the
ballots so cast ut said election shsll have
written or printed thereon "For Present
Road Law" or against Present Koad
Law" and said officers at said election shall
ascertain and certify the result thereof in
the manner prescribed by law
Copy Tcste:
o17-iw. l.. II. TRrrPET-r, CLERK
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my boy came home from school one
day with his hand badly lacerated and
bleeding, and suffering great pain, .
says Nj. f. j. Schall, with Meyer
Bros'. Drug 70, St. Louis, Mo. 81
dressed the wound, and applied Cham.
berlain's Pain Balm freely. All pain
ceased, and in a remarkably short
time it healed without leaving a scar.
For wounds, spraius, swellings aud
rheumatism | know of no medicine or
prescription equal to il. I consider
tia household necessity" The %
and 90 cent sizes for sale by Barr
Bros. druggists, Grantsvillc.
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SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

TIE Senatorial Executive Commit
tee of the Fourth Senatorial District
have fixed the
Sth day Of September, 1896,
as the time and Grautsville, w. Va.
as the place for holding a convention
TO nominate Republican candidate
for the State Senate for the said dis.
irict.
REESE BLIZZNEC,
FEANE Cores Pres TX. Com.
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There are several degrees in politics.
n al OF the conceivable attitudes
through which the human mind runs
politics, IN some degree or another,
has found MI abiding place. Through
the press, from the pulpit, from the
stage, in social circles, around the
hearlhstone, in pablo schools, in loaf
'ro resorts, at the gambling tables, in
h2r rooms, i'll fact every where there
Is more or less politics. 1t presents
itself in all manner Of forms. lima
~ instances, it is So cunningIy devis-
ed that those on when it makes an
impression are not aware of it until
they are confirmed in faith. And
amidst it NIL there are those who 20
TO extremes, and if the councils of
such were accepted the country would
so n he Overthrown. 1t is the con.
servative element in all stages Of I'M.
man existence that perpetuates and
l"eeps IN motion the body polite.
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1t saves the Croupy Children.

SEAvrEw, VA.-We have u splen.
did sale on Chamberlain's Cou. h
Remedy, and our customers coming
from far and near, speak OF it in the
highest terms. Many have said that
their children would have died of
Group if Chamberlain's Cough Rene
dy had not been given.-KELLAM Il
OukREN. The 25 and so cent sizes
for sale by Barr Bros, druggists,
Grantsville.
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COUNTY DIRECTORY
COUNTY Officers.

Circuit Courts.
Tenth Of February, June and October
County Courts.
Second Monday in April, July, November
and January.
Arrivals and Exits of Mails.
Harrisville; leaves daily, at . a. M, ex.
cept Sunday, arrives same day at . p. M.
Arnoldsburg; arrives daily at - o'clock
m, and leaves ut ! p. m.
Chenille arrives every Tuesday and Fri
day at p. M, and leaves Wednesday and
Saturday ut Il. m.
Burning Springs leaves every Monday.
Wednesday and Friday ut a. m, arrives
Tuesday, Thursday ami Saturday ut 1 p. m.
Staten leaves Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at IL a. M. and arrives 1 p. IN.
same DAYS.
Societies.
Eureka Lodge, No. 10, \. +. and \. NJ,
meets Saturday night on or before the full
moon in each month.
J. II. RopERrs, W. NJ.
X. NJ. MARSHALL, Secy.
GAINESVILLE Lodge, No. 100, I. o. O. F.,
meet. Saturday night in each week at $50
o'clock p. M. J. w. Metz, n. q.
w. w. BRAsSos, Secy.
Richar,lsonville Lodge I. o. o. F., meets
every Saturday night
J. i. STARCHER, y. &.
4. i. MACE, Secy.
Thorburn Post, No. 81, G.. 4. r., meets
Saturday on or before the irst full moon
in each month
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CCNBERLAxD, Mp, August i So. =
10 Jumcs clark s. 20.
Gent'enen:-l have examined your'saa-
pies # Braddock's Pure RE md Barley
Malt vhiskics, and according to my jndg-
ment thoy are what they profess to be, the
pure article and of best Of quality. Malt
extracts in great variety are being mann
factur and put into market for medical
usc-- particularly for dyspeplic com plants,
errors uf digestion and other wasting dis-
eases where thc.peptonic powers are weak.
In such cases tho combination Of malt pep
tone with alcohol often proves the best
and most successful agcnt for cure, and in
all hat class Of cascs your Barley Malt
will prove an effective agent. The intolli-
gent practitioner will find in your mann-
features remedies for = ch cases snd othsS
agcnts on which he can rely.
Very truly yonH,
&. ~. OHR, NJ. ID.
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~ ias. Clark Disabling Co.,

At the abOve lOratIon, (CErnor Marls
street and Court Square, 40 ha,o op.p@c
= branch % the celebrated Braddock Pis-
ullery, whose famona goods nc cNn offa,
- from - Ia 81 per gallon.
No charge for ju:n.
Our stock will include y Erest vaHs+ II
i'nre Whistles,
Imported and Domestic Brandie,;
Imported and Homemade Wines,
Fine Bottled Goods.
MI goods from tho Di,tillcry guaranteed
strictly pure.
BlaS- No goods sold by tho drink
The trade If solicited 10 inspect our stock
and Judge for themselves.
Reference lat, 2nd and Bird Eaional
banks, cumberland; LIST National Bank,
Parkcrsburg; Shenandoah Valley Nationsl
Bank, Winchester Va.
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The way the hotels in Wheeling did
skin the delegates to the recent Dem.
ocratio convention held there was a
caution 20 never hold any more coz
veotions there If it can be prevented.
~ the Mcclure House, specially. II
wss simply robbery the way they nil.
ed 1t on, Guests we're crowded in
rooms OH cots and in Railways, any.
whers to get place to sleep on, aud
then the arrangement Of having the
convention four or five miles out Of
the city, 30 that YOU could not attend
1t and get back to- meals, was simply
s. outrage and seemed like put Up
100 all around. You had to pay ff
teen copts for every ride out ON the
motor line, AMI most cvory one got
lunch out there. ~ the convention
lasted all day aud till II 1clock at
night, " continuous session, md YOU
could get no supper nj the hotel when
you got back into the city, so that
breakfast, and very poor one was
about all tie mcul we got at the hotel
and still they charged W. three dol.
lars per dGy for IL and would make no
concessions for anything Instead Of
giving d reduction, ACTUALLY raiscl
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StOcll Law Election.

At special session Of hhc County Court
OF Calhoun county held on the lst day Of
August, 1896:
Upon the petition of s. w. Farr,r and
~ other voters of Washington district, this
county, praying the County Court Of said
county To submit to the voters of said Dis
trict, at the General Election held in No
vember, next, "The question of adopting
the General Stock Law" rs provided Tor in
chapter 90 of the Code of West Virginia.
1t IL therefore ordered by the Court that
the said petition be and the same * hereby
granted. The ballots shall have written
or printed thereon the words: "For Stock
Law" and Against Stock Law" And it
IS further Ordcrcd.that the officers conduct
ing the said election shall ccrtif q, rcuuir-
ed by law the result thereof to this Court.
A Copy Testc:
OF Nv. l.. ". TKrPErr. Clerk.
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Stock Law Election.

At regular session ~ the County Cont
OF Calhoun county held on the ifpii ,!ay o.
July, 1896.
Upon the petition Of T. Morgan and u
other voters NJ Lee district, this csuai,.
praying The County Court Of said count,
10 submit to the voters ~ sid III tries. M
the General Election "a be- held IN Nov,rn.
her, next, The question NJ adoptiug 10
General Stock Law" as provided rur i'm
chapter go Of the Code Of West virginia.
1t II therefore ORDERED by the Court tLr
the said p,titi"n be and the same is livryr,
granted. The Ballots shall have written
or printed thereon the words. "For Stork
Inv and against Stock Law" And IT,
IS further ordered that officers ronductiur
the said election shall certify 49, required bv
law the result there Of to thi, Court.
o11-iw. \ Copy Tcste.
l.. II. TRrrrErr. Clerk.
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&iLG!0gi ARE lEg1tYE1
West Virginia Deeply Interested
About Issuing Bonds.
LITIGATION WITHOUT END.

the S"pr"mc Court Sus-
tain the Injunction Against the
Little kanawha Valley Rail
road Bonds tile Result viii he
Disastrous 80 the school Fund
ana Holders of Bonds Sold.
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There is some of the widest guess
ins going on in this country as to
what the Democratic and Republican
mEjorities are to be ever heard of.
We are inclined to think that the
cIaipas of both are extravagant.
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1t makes but little difference to ma.
ny men what the issue is if there is
office in it.
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There is no improperly (?) in the
greenhack, sub-treasury and free sill
yer advocates now combining with
the single sta ntlard people.
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I4st Sunday night week the old
Hyre Motel at Sutton was destroyed
10y FIRE.
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a great maay men are called by
the wrong name-politically.
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George Smith, Plaintiff
W
". A. Zumbro, in his own risht a-d ~ adj
ministrator of the estate of n. 4. Lnnbro
deceased, Ecb-cc, Iumiro. Geo W. Sill
cot, iiaur Barr annie T. Barr ,nd ida
Brown Defendants,
is CuSNCERT
The above STYLED causc having bor,, refer
rcd 20 the undersigned, one Of the COMMITS
siuncr- NJ said court, ly decree sutcrcd
therein NJ the June term, 1896, ortaid court.
with instruction. 90 ascertain and report
whether or rot the plaintir Gcorec S.
Smith, and tho defendant W 4. Iurhro
were partner in business ~ GOT forth iu the
plaintiffs bill, and whether or not thcy were
partner. iu the iNo tracts of lud referred
N in the proc'cdio,s ns the Bigger land.
and what WIS the interest uf each in 7,id
% tracts of land, thc nature and character
OF the debt tp Smith, iia1way ~ Co, iu die
d.. Oh. mentioned, and hov nud when ful %,
whom the same was paid and also 90 audit
q u settle ,hc partnership account Of tho
firm of IunlrI az Smith. aud o. r.uYr. what
bmncc 81 any D. due Jo either Tutucr and
also tO report amy Other lpriu ut matter r.-
q ltcl bg ANY i1ri, iu iutgr,-t Therefore.
tlc plrti, pl,utiH gui defendants above
named wi take notice t.a. thc uud,rsieu.d
has fixed upon tuo Doth day of September.
1896 o- thc time and JOB oGir. in thD Court
.i1uH. zoo Irut,illc W's, ircinia ae the
place Whom sud- Nhcr Doc win proceed g.
',rt" Hid o.d.g Of bee cr.H,.. Given tr,
.r wE baud lri.2 90 Grt DID,, A..ul len
Jim az i.'m..u0 Nits- ui-..-
HbHCFS Liver T,.i r-mov,, g., ~.
aN'pbo Tonic Pellet tones mo- tt ..efeI...
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There are sumo great reasons for
Political action.
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Tho afro q Kanawha Vallejo Railroad Co.,
viii run troins as follows ON and after
Dec 80, 1890.
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WirCHE-TER, Va, Augusp1e, 'Ss.
Do"r SiGS:-l have frequently used IN
S'y practice here your DI4dAocks Pnrs
Rye and Barley Malt Uhiskiea; ! believe
them to be pure and free from ndnltcra-
tions. Yours uuly,
II. +. MCGUIRE, "a. ID.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY.

VI. n. CHURCH, SoUTH, GkANTsvILnE CIR
CUT, II. NJ. SMITH, PASTOR.
Grantsville, lst and 3rd Sundays, IL n.
m fin Sunday n nm
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Notice! $25 Rewardu

Numbers of ends of saw logs have
neeh seen floating down the little
hanawha river marked III. b. which
Is the brand eff Burns Bios. & IIoh:
man; on saw logs. We will give S25
Tor the arrest AMI convection Of anv
persons VIII" has sawed of the end. of
such saw logs.
June 9Th, 1888. 90.
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lumber 3
lumber :

All trains daily except SUNDAY.
H. +. WIlsov, Supt
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CALHOUN COUNTY DEMO.
CRATIC TICKET.

For House of Delegates,
A. f. KINNEY.
For Sheriff,
G. W. HARDMAN.
For Clerk County Court,
l.. ii. TRIPPETT.
For Clerk Circui, Court,
K. w. HALL.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
w. l.. STEVENSON.
For County Commissioner,
w. A. DUFFIELD.
For Assessor,
L. a. TERRELL.
For Surveyor of Lands,
PARIS BELL.
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WHAT DELAY MEANS.

1t is much to he regretted that in
this time Of supreme business depres-
sion, work of this magnitude and of
the vast Importance that il is to Park
ersburg should be tied up by n few
individuals, bnt MS this is legal ques-
ton and as these plaintiffs have a
perfect right to have their case heard -,
nothing now romans hut to await the
action of the Court of Appeals.
A vast amount is at stake in this
litigation. At a very conservative
estimate, not less than one million
dollars of district bonds have been is.
sued and sold by the different dis.
tricts in this State. A large amount
of these bonds are held by the Board
of the School Fund Of this State, CON
shutting very material part of what
is known ms the Irreducible School
Fund. In addition to this innocent
holders Of these bonds nil over the
country are interested, aud should
the court decide unconstitutional the
issue os these bonds, it is safe to say
that The credit Of the people of West
Virginia will be damaged in an al.
most irreparable manner.
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Ligh.o'rg Hot Drope-
what Funny NaraaI
yary fra., syt o. Elllg ~ eair.
as' ',,vhsra Every Gay
.i.f, tnsre B., ria 49,,
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Is. n q. Time Table.

ARRIVE rASrhE srADS'n rrME. DEPART
m II Lonis 4 n Y Iim'd, 1850 70
.;no \. y. ~ st. Louis, 400
lan = IN Grafton 4. Par accom-, ,.C.ts =.
," pm Gin ~ Pk'burg ex sun. 7.b5 &.
Iu;o" ~ Grafton 1.tfI
lao" Chillicorh 4.on %
~! a-;@o = m \. \. 81 Louis, FL, 100 d"
$40 " II Loui,&N. y. sJk o.
;, m Marri''s&Trk'b burg .ccon, MO = -
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The County Court Of Wood coun-
ty and the Little knnawha Railroad
Company to-day, by V. b. Archer,
Esq, general attorney for the Little
kanawha Railroad Company, filed
their answers i'm the Circuit Court to-
the injunction awarded against the
railroad company and the county
court i'll the case of Joseph b. Neal,
John V. Rathbone, Henry S. Wilson,
Charles &. Martin and William n.
Chancellor, who sue ON behalf of
themselves and all other citizens and
residents, taxpayers aud voters in and
of the City of Parkersburg and of the
district of Parkersburg, in the cOun-
ty of Wood, against the County Court
of Wood county, Ransom Rector, F.
Stahlmann and w. A. Mckenzie,
commissioners of said court, Little
kanawha Railroad Company, cor
poration under the laws of West Vir
ginia, II. &. jackson, James NJ. Jack-
sou and w. A. MacCorkle, to restrain
the issue of the s175, 900. 90 in bonds,
voted upon by the district of Parkers.
burg, on the 9th day of June, last.
WILL BE OVERRULED.
The court, at the request of counsel
for the County Court ard the Little
kanawha Railroad Company, will
override the motion to dissolve the ill.,
junction. This course was taken for
the purpose of enabling the railroad
company to have the case passed up.
on by the Supreme Court of Appeals
at the earliest date possible.
1t appears that the discussion of
and threats made by the parties to
this injunction proceeding resulted in
preventing the railroad company from
securing firm Of wealthy and relia-
BILE railroad contractors to begin the
construction of the road these CON
tractors were here with their enpin-
eel, Immediately after the vote was
taken, on the 9th day Of June, last,
not only to contract for the building
of the road, but to commence work
and the only reason why the work
was not commenced was the threats
made by the plaintiffs that they would
enJoin any issue of bonds. The con
tractors did not desire to become en-
tangled in tedious and expensive
litigation, and as a result everything
has been postponed until the legality
of the issue of bonds by districts can
be determined by the Supreme Court
| of Appeals.
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X, Daily except Snnd,rI
The record-union., 1896-04-25

NOVELS AND BOUND BOOKS Bought.
sold and exchanged at reduced prices.
T2l X street