The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-09-21

A nice little rain fell here las
Thursday eve:i.ag.
Simplicity is one Of the creates
blooms society ever had.
The corn in this county will no
average over a half crop.
A man feels better for having don,
a good act than bad one.
Dock" Snyder, of Hazel Green
was here Sunday morning.
just pay your subscription and gu,
what you please about the editor.
Miss Dollie Terrell, of Brooksville
has been visiting heie several days.
Mrs. Il. G.. Owens is at Parkersbura
aud other points buying her fall milf
merry goods.
B. o. Holland, postmaster at Lo
gan G. H., was here few days ag,
on short visit.
The drop in the temperature from
Thursday evening to Saturday morn.
ing was immense.
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardw ware,
Ladies and Gents Shoes at Taylor's,
Big Springs.
Homer Swenlzel and Charley
Blackstone attended the Richie Coun.
ty Fair last week.
Alph Yoak played the devil short
while the other day and did us lots
Of good while doing 80.
All kinds Saddles, Bridle., Girths.
iialters, Breeding and Check Lines
at Pells.
We incidentally dropped into the
Blair Homestead at Huntsville the
other day and found the folks clever.
Rev. II. NJ. Smith and wife and
their handsome daughter, Miss Sallie,
are visiting Mrs. w. l.. Stevenson
and other friends.
1t is good thing that we have
struck no oil in this county. We
would be losing lots of money if we
had, oil is 80 cheap.
We don't see why some who haye
been owing us for over four years
could not have few bushels of oats
To sell us as well ne G. ID. Starkey.
We counted him out 81 silver d.llars
for oats last Saturday morning.
We would have broken the record
his year fer getting out the minutes
fthe Association but wc had to wait
two days for the copy of the second
lays proceedings, and some table
work OF the iirst day. proceedings.
5. Nutter had the misfortune to get
brown from horee last Friday even
ing md badly hurt. He Was So seri-
,usly hurt that he lay in all uncon-
'cious state from about p. M. Fri.
lay until daylight Saturday morning.
We have been writing for two rapid
printers for this. Issue and the iamiIiur
yell More copy" has about knocked
sll of our ability to write entirely out,
80 if you find conglomeIstiou Of
nothing, don't say any thing about it.
Will JOhnson knows u COOL thing
when he gees it. We have plenty of
envelopes to give away, but We charge
4 small amount for printing your
name and pottofice address on them.
and Will WAS smart enough to get
next.
When you go to address the editor
IF this paper leave ofall of the Hons.
Capts. aud Cola, and in lieu thereof
slip II orc dollar hill inside the envel.
ope and just write plain Sam on the
outside. We will know what you
mean.
fla man raises stock and grain for
sale 1t don't take him long to es-
tablish reputation in his line, and
then when stock man comes along
and inquiries Of some one for stock the
natural inclination is 20 cite him to
the stock raiser
AS We often rush into PRINT with
great and successful reports Of the
missionary work from financial
standpoint, We often wonder that those
living in the field Of operation
do not herald the message: "Physi.
clan heal myself" buck to us.
A meeting Of the exConfederate
Soldiers Of Colhoun county is hereby
called tn meet at Grantqville, Satur-
day, Sept. Is, 1897, at 2 o'clock p. m.