The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1896-08-25
The PnpuIi.ls and RepnbIieans are

ful to his friends.
Horse "swoppiug" Is little seat.
teriug here of late.
Some o: the boys are bringing in
lots Of squirrels these days
Most all the wheat brought to the
rni!l nov is more or less damaged.
Lemie Hall, of Auburn, father Of
E VI. Hall, of this town, died last
Monday.
1t looks Row like some of the can
dida;cs have been chasing ram bow,
81 To- speak.
Capt Henry Terrell had his wealth
er eve on political matters day or
two last week.
NJ. NJ. and Philip rrippett we're
looking over the political field a few
lays last week
E'lin,t Chenoweth was nominated
b. lie Democrats Of Writ county for
Prosecuting Attorney.
Friday evening, rain came on us
vi,h.at moments warming. Antho-
ny hail quit for casting"
AniI-, the din of political confas-
Jon the Life Insurance agent worked
bis hus.ucs. SD much the harder Sat.
uraag
Some men hal trouble to keep on
.ae track Saturday. There should
DC honor iu politics a. vel. as any
ching else.
A man USUALLY eunmeratos the
.,1d qualities OF his horse when he
goes 90 trade, bu, .peaketh not of its
Lai qualities
Most all Of the lines Of the polite
al battle we're closed last Friday
AMI there was nothing left to do ON.
Saturday except TO ra,ity the pro,
ceediues.
Not many days ago = gentleman
~, heard make the following horrid
exclamation: och Lord. what does
make us so sick" And no one WAS
able to solve the mystery.
/. looked funny to see two and three
candidates for the same office travel
ing together last week. Some one ex-
planned that there was not roads
enough for all to have place in the
middle.
The VI p Church at the mouth of
Barnes run will he dedicated the
third Sunday in Sept at II o'clock
a. NJ. Dinner will be served OH the
ground, and great religious ava ken
ing is anticipated.
Those who had the pleasure of at
tending the Church Festival at Harf.
man Chapel last Thursday evening
report an enjoyable time, and the fl
nancinl part Of it was quite success,
the church realizing about 800.
In a religious revival when a good
old sister begins to shout it inclines
others to dn likewise, and dozen are
oftcs shouting at once in Consequence
Now, if after having spent two weeks
in the midst of = great political en-
gngement ne should he just a little
tainted with politics just let humani-
I ty plead in our behalf
We have one or two good subjects
under contemplation on which we
want to offer n few thoughts, but
amidst the political confusion and
rush we do not feel able to do the
subjects justice and will therefore lie
/ fer them until some future dav when
circumstances are more favorable and
the public mind il i'm better condI-
ton to enter into the feeling and spir-
it Of the subjects.
We have just received a letter from
DR. Blubaugh. the Eye and Ear
Specialist, Of Parkersburg. The
Doctor is now at the Royal Westmin.
i,'er Eve and Ear Hospital. iu Lon.
don, England lie ha. been iu Eu-
rope during the past few months Wis
Ting the iiFeren, hospitals He will
return 90 America about the first Of
September and will reopen bis office
600 rarkcr-bnrg w. Va Sept 9TH.
1896.
Rev II. NJ "Brdw Smith ta.
r5..lc.mplr,ed bis labor. here as
posmrufths Churches t1 this charge
TIE West Virginia Conference ssh
moa. SOON and ahe.har Dee nfIibe re.
turned To- COS ruat wo have no .ufu.
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