The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-09-22

this Office Saturday night
r. NJ. Marshall made business
Tip to Chenille last week
The well on the Pearcy farm, on
Steer creek, Is down $50 feet.
"Lish," the jolliest hostler ever on
the road, Was among the boys Satur-
day night.
Frank Earlywine delivers more
produce in this town than any two
farmers we know of.
Howl and hurrah all you like, but
before casting your vote think seri-
susly and vote intelligently.
The good victuals the hotel keep
ers of this town are preparing for the
fair is enough to cause our mouths to
water.
Hon. G. w. Atkinson, Republican
Candidate for Governor will speak
at the Court House October lst at 2
o'clock p. m.
1t is great pity that those per-
sons who find fault with what others
do cannot have absolute control Of
every thing.
Or NIL the enthusiastic free silver
ties in the circle of our acquaintance
the PIT. Pleasant Register is the most
enthusiastic.
If it was in our power go to do we
would preach in addition to other lit
tie pittances we are able to contribute
to the cause.
Capt. Knots returned from an ex-
tended trip to the West Fork last
Saturday. He was accompanied by
Okla Mollohon.
Rev. j. B. Yoak goes back to
Pennington, but his name does not
appear in the list Of appointments
given elsewhere.
Levi Barr was down from Steer
creek Saturday to take part in the
proceedings of the Republican Exec
utive Committee.
Street Commissioner Fogle dressed
up part of the streets in good shape
Saturday. Lou Ball and John
Barnes using the scraper.
If railroad companies were COMPEL
ed to pay at once, in cash, the value
Of misshIpped goods there would not
be so much delay in delivering goods.
Some one borrowed or otherwise
came in possession ola pair of sad
die pockets belonging to this office,
and ne would be greatly obliged if
they would return them.
j. l.. Elliott and n. B. Terrell, of
Sheridan district; Sam Ayers, of Ay-
ers; VIM. Funk, of Minnora; and w.
S. Starcher, Of Beech; attended the
meeting of the Republican Comfy
Executive Committee Saturday.
When you come to the fair it will
cost you but Is cents to get inside Of
the grounds and then yeH will be
privileged to go where you please,
except on and too near the race track.
If you don't bet on some other mans
trick you will not loose yonr mon
cy.
There are 100000 individual
depo"itors in the savings banks, state
banks, private banks, trust compa.
nice, national banks. and building
and loan associations. Their depos-
its amount to So, 100000, OO5. Hero
is the real money power of the c"uA-
try.
The newly appointed Republican
Executive Committee for this Coun.
ty met at the law office Of REESE
Blizztrd At o'clock last Saturday
and organized by electing G. II.
CrsddOck, Chairman, and John T.
Gamer, Secretary. The Committee
WAS in session quite awhile, but no
information was given to your scribe
in reference to the proceedings
except as to organization.
Many persons who do not patronize
the CHRONICLE, except to borrow
and read it, occasionally complain
becsuse we speak more often of those
who do patroni1e it than Of those who
do not.
In the distribution Of the ministers
Rev. II. NJ Smith is taken from this
and sent to another field. We arc
sorry to give him up, but hope he
may accomplish great good in the
new work.
1t IL said to he gross impudeuce for