The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-08-17
Ward Belts was ON the sick list


sick spell last week
Note the recent change in Jane,
Clask's distiilery add.
Assessor Bob Ferrell grined at some
ofthe boys here Saturday.
Young Hall. who is in jail says:
Il was convicted in the Stinson court
house"
Hagan Barr has gone East. LOOK
out for purity store goods" after bis
return.
n. j. Norman brought to our Office
a bunch of yard beans, the longest
pod measured % inches
| Werkingmens hammers made lots
of music III this town last week. Let
them echo from hill to hill.
Whips at Pells. All kinds form 8
cents up.
Judge Blizzard returned from
Jackson county last Friday evening
"here he held term of court.
W. Ii. Riggs, Of IIur, was in and
renewed fiis covenants Of friendship
To the CHEoHIcLE last Tuesday.
Cheapest Buggy Whips III the coun
ty at q. ). Smiths, from 1Oc. up.
There are no better nor more salts.
factory people with whom We do bus
mess than the ChamI erlaln Medicine
Go.
q S. Smith treated the rnof of his
store room to new coat of paint last
week. 3. +. Jcilreys welding the
brush
Tom Waldo has drilled his water
well To the Simon run sand and it is
u buster. He is now sending the drill
to the Leaf Bank grit.
All kinds Saddles, Brides, Girths,
ilalters, Breeching and Check LINES
at Pells.
Our wideawakc pedagogical friend
johnson WCsifaIl sold fine blooded
four year old horse to Ollie and Gree.
u Brannon last week.
Threshing machines have been
whistling around in this community
tor several days Guess We can 'bor.
ry' Srist Of wheat now.
Capt. Knots returned from Min,
nora Sunday. He says he had IL two
days and all night session of court be-
fore Justice while up there.
That Crayon Portrait Scheme at
Pells beats them all $50 worth of
cards punched frs; week.
Manor Jenkins, Grand Keeper of
Records and Scals Of X. of Z. of
W est Virginia, WAS in the burg one
day hast week looking after the X. OF |
+. Lodge of this place.
Allen J. Smith came in from Ritch-
ie county the first Of last week and |
my, oh my, but we were glad to see
him. lie left us in condition to |
SAY; "May your shadow never grow
less"
&. ;. Smith has the cheapest lot OF
Quocnsware in town. See it before
yon buy if you wish to save 20 per
cent.
Be not deceived; this county Is on
boom. Property is rapidly nd.
vancing in value and tue young man
who neglecis to get III his possession
some real estate within the next two
years, will find it much harder to buy
later.
The Trustees of the Grantsvillc |
school met l,lst Saturday morning and
contracted with ID. T.. Stu;lcr and
Mrs. Emma Keener to teach .he
Grantsv:lle school MFR. Stutler TO
teach first and Mrs. keencr second
room.
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, |
Ladies ard Gents Shoes at Taylor's,
Big Springs.
Some Of the boys are talking of re.
organizing the Farmers Alliance for
j. vi. llanilton's benefit. He dug
90 bushels of potatoes oil a very small
patch of ground last week, and it is
thought to be best to get Llm in the
Alliance.
All persons wishing sewing done
before the Association will please
bring it III at once Mrs. r. {. Ovens.
A young Nutter and Williams
had finish fight at the Brooksvlle
school house. The Board Of Educa-
ton was in session at the time and
there appeared to be no one on the
! ground who cared to iutorrere W.