The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-08-04
We like to breathe freely.


Whatsoever man soweth that
shall he also reap"
"A fellow is not apt to talk toa
much if he chooses a good subject.
a young man pulled up and left
this town very unceremoniously a
few days ago.
Norm Williams and a. l.. Peattay
returned from the Webster Spring.
last Thursday.
Lowry Hays, stirring young bus,
mess man of Arnoldsburg, was in
town Saturday.
A man without some enemies sell
dom cuts much of u figure in the af-
fairs of his country.
After the milk pail is upset, it is
no use TO grieve Wisely improve
the present, it is thine"
John Sutton, the only colored
teacher IN the county, remembered
Us with some needtul last week.
Rev. J. b. Polling passed through
town Saturday ON his way to the
Broom Stick Quarterly meeting.
Harry Hopkins left us happy last
week. Harry ~ one of the big heart
ed boys who always remembers the
printer
G. W. Shaher passed through town
last Thursday evening. 1t looks as
natural to see him after u bunch of
sheep as life itself.
j. d. Cutlip, Bruce Fcrrell and
w. l.. Stevenson addressed the citi.
]ens OF Hur last Saturday night on
the political issues of the day.
Squire Rinchart, of Gilmcr, was a
business caller at our Office las. Thurs
day. lie is Il warm friend to the
railroad subscription in Gilmer ooun-
ty.
We understand there are certain
lines lain down for It's to walk in or
take n sound licking. If we only
knew the lines you bet we would hit
'cm.
Calhoun county can truthfully
boast Of the prcttiest school marms of
any county in the State. That is the
way 1t appears through our glasses
any way.
Many uncomplimentary things are
said about this paper, which might
be noticed, but we are not CARRYING
any cartridges for small game
ut this time.
fla man always acts from honest
motives II" matter what men may
gay about him, he sleeps in peace and
will die enjoying the confidence of his
fair minded fellow men.
The people of Center district, Gil
mci county, should bear in miud
that II branch road will be built up
Steer creek IN less than five years af
ter the main line is built.
The funeral of Stella Wigncr will
he preached at the Chestnut Grove
near :he mouth of Tanner, by Rev.
a. Westfall, the second Sunday in
August at 1870 o'clock q. M.
b. f. Sturm, member of the Coun.
~ Court, was here Saturday to attend
the special session Of that body. He
was driving good pair of farm horses
hliched to fine spring wagon.
The articles and locals for this pa
per were written between the Wells,
more copy" from two printers who
were racing Friday. If you have
anything to say give it to the devil.
We regret to announce the death
Of Miss Eta Morgan, daughter of J.
NJ. Morgan last Wednesday evening.
lnterment at the Mt Zion cemetery
Thursday. Deceased was IS years
cid.
five would prosper in any profes.
sion we must look after it, No man
can do honor to his own profession and
be continually meddling in tho affairs
Of others, unless he be professional
meddlcr.
The race track at the fair ground
will be put in good repair at once
and the public is assured that the
best fair will be held and The best
races given this year that has ever
been given by the association.
Saturday morning II. II Swcnlzel
was Harvesting up his fine match
horses with brand new set of gold
standard harness and the CHRoNrciE
man asked: Homer, where are v,u
going2' 1.-TWO gallons" was the