The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-11-03

Its awful disgusting To hear som,
men talk politics.
Mrs. French Stump, of Hardmar
Bend, was here shopping Saturday.
And sure enough some men were
defeated aud some mighty good ones
Rcverends Smith and Robinson. ol
this place, hav. been assisting in a
revival at Bethel above town.
j. NJ. Wilson came home from
Moundsville To vote and will visit
friends aid transact business here for
few days,
Out "fnll the money spent and re-
ccived in tn-day's election we have
not received one dollar in collections
ar otherwise.
Stop talking about &C nm m people
while every man il free man. If
any man wants tn stullify himself and
wear a yoke of bondage let him do
So.
There are no sore spots on us.
There has been before the people of
this county, So far as we know, most
respectable set of candidates on all
tickets.
We are informed that they had
most di~gracerul row and. fight down
about CreSton last night, but at the
time Of going to press we have not
learned the particulars.
We have heard any amount of
threats and counter threats among the
voters in the last day or two. You
know what becomes of houses that
are divided against themselves.
A part of the people who have been
worked for campaign Doodle for some
time are now ut the bat, and the um-
pire ia strictly on their side. just
keep an eve on the score.
Mr. lIunwault, who will sell lie
cows here next Saturday, is pracli,
cal stock raiser and buys and ships
large drnvrs of cattle each year In
dealing with him YOU take no risk.
We received some campaign litcra-
ture too late for publication before
the election. 1t was pay matter, End
for tins reason we regret that il came
50 late, but the country ~ ns safe ms
a dy'.
And has it come 10 pass IN the days
Of many rcfurmers in this land that II
man cannot worship God according to
the dictates of his own conscience
without being ostraciz ed from ali the
rights of citizenship?
IfIlere is y single bush in this county
that had voter up it and did not get
itself we'll shaken last week, it ought
to he plucked out of The ground and
carefully preserved as relic for sue.
ceeding generations.
Don't forget the sale here next
Saturday.
We want it distinctly understood
now that we will never vouch for an
other mans fidelity to party prIrci.
pies. We always want to make all Of
our promises good. And We have
finally reached the conclusion that
the Indian was about right when he
said: "White man is uncertain"
The dignifed and aggressive cam
paign made by Reese Blizzard for the
Judgeship is but characteristic of the
indnmitable perseverance Of his life
and whether elected or defeated, those
who voted against him for political
reasons can not help admiring his
pluck and energy. In the election
Of either Mr.. Blizzard or Mr.. Pricket
we will have all able painstaking and
upright Judge.
Ifyon will only attend the sale Of
the herd of Jersey COWS, heifers, etc e,
here next Saturday you will find it
profitable.
We are accustomed to being com
planed about, and if Fnu know any
thing about any one for which you
want to complain, just blaim it on us.
We were charged with keeping or
leaving some mems names Of Of the
ticket in the primarp, and now we
ara charged with many and diverse
other sins; all (which are as true rs
chat all the promises made in this
campaign were fulfilled.
a Judge once decided q case and
was careful to argue and give as he
though good reasons for his decision,