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New-York tribune., 1897-06-23
RI'ILDING PLANS FILED.

Plans for new buildings and alterations have been
hsa at The Ds9a5msni time ofe IF Buildings as follows
sulnvan.st. Nes ri and 1873 and Princest, Nos
T;D s anS .di u.s. 3 S SO NARY GgO Sss Of
Tem1t MeS5 tns Court oTosiie $4,000
s.a Ss aa eGTasG lGh as s TOR nvs
a5 II e of Manhattan-ave for a hve-si9ry brick
fiat. 25xs4:5. and Manhattan-aye I; a. S.i It.
so each; David Rlchey of No lag sos West est %& s2d,s,
owner g a scheHenger. CT No l2S Broadway no ooo
alterations. main Cf,1cs fnss. =, - svo..,orv brick
school Of mines; trustees Of Columbia College
70 So Ess 81 t'G' r. cS We SsaIss %
7'h No aqS West to cox aGedn eTiGS Of
No os East 5is-st. builders 'co
'sn:' hs No g ws,aia Ti' 70 go Ssihs 20,
HS pc IGS s vest co5SF' TO
Tsns s1b6sc St foMe MGh"' Of xP 5 caa." Ea SSpsr
MaGisonst aii5re 30 200 to ,hee-story basenen,
brick synagogue, and meeting roc rooms samuel
S9eIanN NP5se PFsseB Bernstein @ NO Of ' 10 s East
Broadway. architect c,, '''oo
julius r Monckuriz. Arsenal, Central Park %,
llsS tS'iaT and i2oth sts 6caiey}rd and Amsterdam
10 f2ur-stSry West Hall brick and s9ne;
Hais & Sons builders -: 4ooo
Sane GSeRe Rg'Pfiy ia same owners and
1oth-ave No 3ls, to a three-story brick dwelling.
yin J6rda s1qe S"S Of 10 % az Vest 2s archtee 200
ehst with S9Tner store Frederick dc sorenDege
4th-st and lst-aye. owner: Charles Rent No .oo
rSn 35'l.' st. no g. to hvestory brick store;
r Ridley & Sons owners: franklin Bayles. ~
bible House. architect ct........................ 6OOJ
New buildings branch Office
Rathgate-avc s. 263 II Of lS3d st for a
two-and-a q -half-story frame dwelling 1s.Gxi5:
sarah Farrell, of No . 255 BathGate- ave. owner;
] 6 Robins On Of No 1895 Bathgate-ave ARCH
Iafontane-ave. s. 1894 IT Of lsoth-st for 2
wO-s;orv frame dwelling and stable. 24X2J;
oVp Vpeeand and Of No 700 Tremont-ave archeet 1000
I1th- ST n los Il Of Avenue II, Cnionport. for
n two-story frame dwelling. 20x31; Dina Con
arcb,te,i ab 70 ..................... 1000
Alterations. branch office:
Ifath-s 300 II q Of Cerard-ave. a
story frame dwelling: Eliza Schl.ing. premises.
orcbitssc, ....................... 100
New-York tribune., 1897-06-23
Grapcller's Goicl potsci 'Suior.

a. T.. means American Plan; +. p EuTopean) nat
ASBCRY PARK y. j.. Coleman House opens June 26th
BALTIMORE. Nd Hotel Stafford. T.. p, Sl5D up
do Hotel Rennert. f.. p $50 up
BOSTON Mas, ..............ii Hotel NendOme 4. p. s.
do. copies, So. Hotel. E. p $50 up; A. P. $3.50 up
RROOKLYN. n Y.Hotel s.. George. f. p. 81 A. P. So
FIRE ISLAND. Surf Hotel ami Cottages open July
y Y. Office Townsend Building Broadway & 10Th 81.
FISHERS ISLAND, y. YThe Munnatawket. 4. p. $3.50
CT RARRINGTON Mass. Berkshire Inn. a: F.. 81
9NG Long 4eaeh & Hotel Gn June Tune Z
Mineral Springs and SCIENTIFIC WATER CURE.
NARRAGANSETT PIER. X. l.. Rockingham. \. p. s.
do. ...........:... The Massasoit opens june
NEWPORT tW Leland Jr) Ocean House opens juno 20
New C1p Hotel A. p, So
NIAGARA FALLs ......... .Caara't House. A. r, 81
DO ....,.............. Int national Hotel a. p. -
NEW YORK. Fifth Avenue Iio'c \. p s.
90. Hotel Netherlani. r p. 81; A. p. s.
do. ..Chas. A. Davis Hotel s.. Andrew. f. p, sLJl
do. ........tO. B Libby Aher1are Hotel. Il. p. 81
do .(N u. Barry New 81. cloud Hotel +. p. sl.5o
do ....... .(Wu q. Leland Grand Hotel z. p. 81 up
do. (W. Johnson QUINN Hotel Empire. E.P..s A.P.s3
1jth Ave & 18th ST. Hotel Kensington. EP. Sl.50
PHILADELPHIA Pa The Aldine Hotel. A. T.. $3.50
Tsestaurant la cartej New Lafayette E.P 81 up
QUEBEC. Canada Chateau Frontenac. a. p. $50
ROCHESTER,. y. Y....... .Whtcomb House \. T.. 50 up
SCHENECTADY. y. Y...... The Edison. A. p 81; - up
ST GEORGE Staten Island The Castleton. A. r.. 50 up
ST LOUIS no FireprooO Southern Hotel AP. SO TO 81
.Lindeu Pot,l. T.. p 81 up; \. r.. $40 up
SYRACUSE y. Yates Hotel. =. T., $3.50; \. r. 81
TROY y TTGy Ho"tf, a. A. ," sP
do. ...................T The Raleigh. Z. T.. $ijo up
WATCH HILL. r. New ocean House opens June -
do. .................Ailantic Hotel opens June 70
do. .................P .Plimpton Hotel opens June 10
prHG1s H2sa os. @n~gs Gnens JGy Iy
New-York tribune., 1897-06-23
Conntrn 1)ropcrin for Sale.

An ELEGANT COUNTRY sEAT.-One hour and
"A quarter from New-York City. Among the hills Of
Connecticut. The drives walks and
passed This Estate comprises about - acres a
stantal House and outbuildngs. Lawns Gardens and
Orchard In condition. Plenty Of and vegetables
gentleman desirous of and comfort will
ideal For price and further particulars address
THOS. w. HARRIS Warren Street. New York civ
New-York tribune., 1897-06-23
LAKE VIEW lM TME PINES.

On the shore OF Lake 81. Catherine. Poutney VI Beau
tiful location; surrounded by pine 1000 It. above
tide: fine tennis courts baseball grounds and beautul
drives positively malaria mosquitoes; fine bass fish
terms $500 to $500 per week For illustrated book
address PETER J. GRIFFITH. Prop.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Broome,st No 80 10 5xsox irregular; Marguerite co. o,
perfys 50 g s0ffr1 ft Of Wnss.ngtonst. :ox7s7x
2ox7s; Sarah Vaudeville ct al. executors 10 ,.oo,
2sGat 20 III East 25xess: American Society Of
ss Gy E2sasF' SS ss West. Hfy Fe to Fanny O
yseT and Wife to LsaTa Portsr er3a'''" % 225oo
1 Hattie EdSafds Ss e TO Ga ws% zsss 'A'o4
Reilly 2 nd7dns a G' snd aaTS Tses .if to aSeia Sa5
'sfs' s5 fS5s9 # is%y% TSas o'1Aoo
Se s 81 F 49, st E.Tso Sf p MSsf Arndlen SSa
liat,-s No 5ss East I7.ilxiooii; Edward Jacob, .o
ds 80 se5 a0fsn'S Of 8 4sa1 10 csxoo Eliza
Miller "a and M a2Gsssr Wss snry FsbSS Tempn:
to Isdor Kempner ;;o 10
cG R6Se oisaan ai to a%e. 1s ln;!
Es:5.s Gsa 81 " to F4.qsss % eES%' F5s s'.ise
iSasi cassfae drois isS to Emma S' 900
JasE:On1sys s. ls dboTes 4 Sf ions' @oHo
Johnson.ave n corner samuel-s,. Gexi5O; John on
, CIS'Sy 70 snS TefsFss ts 90 o a. aenT y g IS and 90
Of Section Of saGse ' & estate Ne. WeahepDS aD
Improvement Company '3;;,a;;
Bi5sfi'Es ias jsakn. e, al to Maaman
1sISnsve StnsT 2c5G # Of ith.ave 88ixi4
wiliamsbridge, stanwood Menken' referee 200
,,,SaRs To anna Sf 2s Of 4,h-ave assxl4
WsmsOTidse sa%s to Hf 4,h-ave sslxi4
Wamsbridge, same 10 same -'''"
Henry size John G Norris. :.:.:::.:: 1
82d-st 8 1914 II OF sth-ave. 20 lxlWlOx
25xI0S2: G Thornton Warren referee. 10 - ono
Francis G. W Beard 2'Vo
na!hTs Ma, s. AVIS ds' Executor II % to Holman 90 25O
14s,h-st s. II OF Boulevard. 525x2Oox
43 sxls9.10; also l4Ith-st 90 II W OF
Boulevard 1s.sx irregular; Charles stone. as oon.
executor 10 Frank ORorke. ................. 2OoO
Same property: Lucy Hale and another to uoo
rort washington ave. centre line. 329.3 II
line estate I.uclus Chittenden ll4.3x303 3xll32
Rsss aefe,e 1te Ss'tc 10 Henry Dede 1900
Lille c O'Connor TO James T Smith.
Intervale-ave, 4. 393. 10 II n Of Wsstchester-
ave 25xlOO; James X Gillies and wife 10
Thomas Farley and wife ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Lenox- $ e corner ll5th-st 251lxlO0x irregu-
lar: William l. Hamilton and wife 10 John ~,
Glass; V NV
7th-ave s. e Y lot 1.2O1. map Wakefield; Rosie
Roland Theodore Sponhemer. "a part. 200
l2lst-st. s 8. 304 II W Of 7th-ave l1xl00.ll; Ed
win w Fullam 10 Mary Scully .................
l08th-st. e. 25 IT Of Manhattan-ave. BOX
100 IL: Samue! Springer to Moife Loewen- 90 ooo
thai and another isoO
Same property: Katharine Rossi 10 Samuel
35th-st, 41J II OF eth-ave 25xgs.9 Charles
W Linsley and wife Mary Ftzgbbon. ....... 10
127th-st. 8. 100 II " of 21-aye. 9x99 IL: Ed
l. Patterson referee. Charles "a Ferris. 1000
Prospective n e corner lIOth-st. % 2x93.4x
22.2xl0Ol: Franklin A Wilcox and wife 10 w
de Lancey Ward ....................,......... WO
New-York tribune., 1897-06-23
I1M[g N0OAGlO@Wgo

This and handsomely appointed house Is situated
In beautiful village OF South Jamespor within few
Bay: famous alike FOR it's superb sailing
fishing and bathing: all the modern improvements ac-
commodities $50 Address l. SEYMOUR CORWIN
Telephone call =. South Jamesport. Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-23
Summer Homes on Long Island.

SWEPT BY OCEAN DREEZES
Long Island new Illustrated descriptive book. and
"summer Homes" book describing hotels and boarding
houses on Long Island flee upon Application. al 13 $50
1913 Broadway ticket Offices foot Of East 3fih.st and
lanes s.p foot New C1smberr-st. New YORK. 333 Full
ton-s Eagle summer Bureau ond Flatbush-ay station
+ 7 r. r. Brooklyn. send 90 cents In stamps sor
~ ong Island" or ~ cents for summer Homes" n
n M SMITH Traffic Manager L. !. II. r.. Long fsani
City, New York.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-23

Hoffman. Edward D. to Elizabeth nm Mn'urn n' ,sco
Kipp, Amelia Il. to Laura b Risss $ $ rery-st ,uo
Kits oeofe Gt snd W,fs to John Buasns M
81. map o. onye Sath Ward: ysSrs: gsS,ns. io"
Ece-st' V7s II ot HCnest year a,;.:, 800"
Lukach. Marie: to Susie II Doee "sa's'' 10000
Meoaire ecS re Thomas RI j. ana wife ,ne Eas,aD,e
n n,"s $ issd-si. 22S II Of Amsierdam-ave' : sm,
company. i22dst sSz Of iin-ave. %,
Mssier. ssss John ii, and wife to Louis plepoio
ecuoi. etc. of Fredereka Deboid new cas-, ,s me 800
oeSnneli' Nicholas: Lreseriek &C c Aa,hsS n, no
Pasare sni Antonio Bertha seiisman ss'"- ,oooc
ST lI5 II W OF Colum:lrs-ave, secures BOND iooo'
Phllllrst isa:> to Marx and Moses ottinger NO MN
rSSc si charss .lIs'' 10 aeS' JoSn Remmcy
son-aye. ies It OF ie5!h-s' new line year; Low
Reiss Emile. husband to Mary fiunKett. Io'
g. Block l.als, Kemp estate, Twenty $50
Ro.snh,a ,,r1 ame,ia and Moses to william
as administrators. n lcsth-s 1854 IT e OF gu 4Ou
schspper,. i,orenz j.. to John Ihlefeld. eS.
eeaior. etc, OF John, J Be,a. deceased ,ecov
same Sso to same nns' " Ss.S..t b. 22sa adave
sasar,asen s Bcrne to jud:on Todd, i4'h- ooo
l25 q Of willisav year aa. ,n.,i. n''V
tusion. &sd"s, 70 +, Of IexlnstOn-ave' 20 600
s,ocker. Lizzie s. to the FRANKLIN savings Bank;
Nsw-York. cornelia-st So4'h IT Of 4occ
she'll. Anna H. to Ellen L Pierce; iSth,aye h,s
30, 49, W.,,n, Oh vesr mortgagcs. 1850
bingham Mary al to Sarah Brsss to,On Lot on
City Island. adjoining lands Of Samuel BOVINE a.
and Margaret Herring. year ...............'' o"'
Smith. James T. wife Murray HIN 20
Iperaye hnlans pG ana ' I7absi instamenis 1850
Sponheiner Theodore Dina Conrad east 2 oi oono
lot O01. map Village Of Wakefield. years -Voo
Ihn,man " Wthnn, oh o. yC,,i' aya veors 5000
Trigg Miriam L. to the Ncw-York Life Insurance
ana ana rus e,ps oopp"'' i .'........, $3.50
Van Derveer. Fanny 5. and husband to Michael ooo
Reid ct al No 213 West sith-si. year ...... ""V,
Ward W de J. and Karl Wal;her 70 Franklin
WILCOX Maicox' n corner ''o'"- y ""1 ~ $50
Wallace Robert and Peter Wagner and wives TO
i Ella pan NJ rvssa"i Wss years Sun '' $4,000
same to van SAM vesrs .V'' ST. i' % 5000
",a!,; Xxx a. 'o of 81 rsaye y year $50
New-York tribune., 1897-06-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Allan John. and wife to Ieonidas Williams.
trustee i1O!hs iec +! of Bsis,ows' 60
Beard. Francis G W 10 Frederic Middlebrook. =.
BIsss Mary B 10 sarah 1i Wssess c 4
Block NJ. nap property Hudson Rose. Mapes
Bacharach Bsbe,,a. to the Equitable Life Assur-
snce Society Of the United States. No II East =.
siskehaapi George: ana wife 10 the Franklin
1911 # OF ioist-st year ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~
B1onocore Domenico and wife to Eieonora no
Bass. Nathan and wife to Morris t,odsie,n n
16th-st 1O5 II W OF 2d-ave. year. ..............
n.sha,seh o rae Joseph and Fanny to the ns..u,on
cniis,%sn Louisa n to John schwartz. No isi %
Conn Lydia r. TO Jonas Kissam No 25s Vest
catiner Fannie and samuel A. to Henry bara.a II
as trustee. etc. OF Henry Burden. deceased. NO
casssgns Lseade 4 v to Hsioise l. Jounr.t. NO q
les wes, loth-n year ....::.......:
Dey'si sSsnr years. :. 70 Nnee cro"e' No !,
rhsns ag q M st ssises s Of s'i TO sHsss
Evans Robert A. to Marguerite Bessier. No $40
fitasimons. MicRss ana wie to Emxran; Indus,
trisl Savings Bank. lirn-ave corner 4ls,-
Same to same. lItn-ave. 1877 II IL 4is,-s,.
Farley. rhomss ana wife TO James Giles
Intervs.e-ave 1910 II n Of westchester-av-.
Graham. catharln- and John. to the executors q,
Henry Eagle deceased. = Iiith-st 2Co ~ "
on Zo-aNe. 3 years OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Grer, August. and wife 10 Annie r Bauerdorr
corner Iitn-sve and ls0th-st, 3 years.
Greacen. James y and Robert J. 70 Elizabeth J
Cnlds and another trustees. etc. = Amsr-r-
dam-ave. 74.1l II lG0th-st. years......... ;
Gels Matthias and wife 10 the John Ficnler
Brewing Go. highway leading from West
rods from church sa,h ward f"f'p' yeaP'.. -.
Cahsgsn. Thomas 10 the Franklin Savings Bang
isib-st 200 II W Of 9th-aye, year ..,... Z
Gebhardt. Lena. 10 AGolph Hupfe corner
BrDoK-ave and ii0th-st, demand .............. q
Hertz. Katharine. et al heirs Of J I W Hertz 20
Paul Goldberg lot 27I map of Washington
Nne' = years .........:.....
trial Savings Bank. S1th-st. 5s05 n OF
Sc-aye year ...........................
New-York tribune., 1897-06-23
Gummcr Resorts.
THE HALCYOM, ,
DUTcIIESS CO.. n. T.

MILLBROOK. DUTCIIESS CO.. n T.
open. Easily accessible Unique IN design de mgs
in management: perfect cuisine. The beautifu drives;
idea, bicycle roads links. athletic field polo groono
and charming scenery this hotel perect surhme,
resort 900 feet elevation. Reached from Grand CenIa
Depot In Moderate rates. Send Tor iIustis.eu
New-York tribune., 1897-06-23
Suburban Real estate.

~oo-~<~No>~oNooNono>NoN NoN>oNnNorOo-ooN~oonN~o~o
CONGRATULATIONS real estate all kinds. sale and rent
"A CLARENCE Il. TUBES. Beekman-st.. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1897-06-23
Countrn Boar0
CounirD Doaro nOautco.


NAVAL OFFICER. duty In the South, desires In
"A expensive board for his wife two children and
for the summer inland point New York
or England. Address answers 70 r. n. Y. Tribune
ONCE. Now-york City.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-10-26

G.. Bell makes a very entertaining
devil.
The jail Of this county now has two
occupants.
We will soon begin to hear the
railroad engine whistle.
The north winds have begun To-
make the unclothed shrvcr.
W. I. Rafferty, delivered = wagon
load of corn to parties in town Fri
dag.
Attorney J. NJ. Hamilton attend
ed the Richie county circuit court
last week.
We can have o good country here
without an oil boom, but with the oil
it would be better.
We understand that a young Klon.
dixie has been found over in Roane
county, this State.
We can hear the report of blasting
on The l.. X. X. II. on still days
They are welcome echoes.
Some farmers are sowing wheat
right ON, notwithstanding the Dir,
weather, and others are waiting ior
rain.
Rev. MoClung came over from
Pine creek last Monday and speu
some time shaking houds with friend,
here
Okc Gamer came in from Whit,
Pine on his wheel last Friday morn
Ing before many GrsnlsviIIe peorI,
had breakfast.
One Of the much needed improve
menis in this town is the repairing O
the walk leading from Nam street {,
the court house
Cyrus Hickman, the village black
smith, who has been sick for som
} time, has begun to cut his tobacco an
regain a good color
b. +. Cunningham sold two tvs,
year-old steers, that weighed 2.23
pounds TO Musgrovo g. Tharp 70
s18.z2.-Biichio Review.
Quiieanumbor Of tho boys turuo
out with new and nobby hat. whic
they bought from Want d Barr
.- store, last Friday morning.
A great doal Of very fine sentimer
is spoiled in the delivery. Singh
e IS one gifl and talking another, an
% the ought not to be combined.
John s. Cain, ofGiImcr count
IS passed through town last Friday NOR
% ing with q nice bunch ofcatle. yhic
D. he had bought in Writ county.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-10-26

The forest is brown
County Court next Monday.
Bad weather for harvesting corn.
Roy Knight was up from Bigbend
Friday.
Rev. w. j. Coberly was in town a
short while Friday.
G. T. Scott made business trip to
Parkershurg last week.
Wasps have been hunting winter
quarters for several days.
As next week is County Court,
come or send in your mite.
Constable Frank White was in
town early Saturday morning.
Some men arc well supplied with
that little luxury, called gall"
We sincerely sympathize with Rev.
J. w. Taylor in his misfortune.
This Is the luckiest town Of its size
in the State 50 far as fire i concern
ed.
Frank Radabaogh, Of Nobo, mark
ets produce in this town every 5atur
day.
S. L. ClIpstinc, Of Big Spring.
marketed produce in this town sat
urday.
Some children within the compul
sorry school law age are not uttcndin,
school.
J. T. Waldo will aim to Kill q
least SO worth Of squirrels before the,
are all gone.
Miss Emeline Campbell has becr
the guest Of friends in this town 70
several days.
Fred Pell and Howard Waldomad
an unsuccessful bushes. trip 10 Gler
willie last Thursday.
School opened in lhis town ls
Monday morning The attouIauc
is unusually large
Frank Bond, who has been at Du
ban, Pa. FOR q few months, IT, vi.i
ing his father, on Sycamore.
We understand that q. g. Hodp,
has traded for Ole Camden hand d
PhiIips run and wiil move To- 10 oou
a $ stump, Of Arnold.burg. va
here last Tue-dav Mr. stump IL q
excel.cXt aud obligmg business MAJ
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-10-26

A great question in our mind is
whn. use strict church member has
for large quantities Of whiskey. Yet
one man in this town claims to have
it,
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-10-26

Several folks from this town at.
tended thoSunday School Convention
at Rush run last Wednesday and
Thursday. Mrs J. p. Swentzel and
Miss Ethel Stump being the ladies
representing Grantsville.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-10-26
DeWist's Little Early Risers,
The fsmous liitio piils.

Some Of the boys were talking Of
organizing ~ green goods COM
Pany a few days ago. Suckers are
numerous and bite free.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-10-26

! now have on display in my
Millinery Store the incest and
Most Stylish Line OfFall and Win
ter Hats, Trimmings, Vclvets,
Silks, Yeilings, &c ever shown in
Calhoun county. Call EarIyand
Examine stock.
Speciol-Hcosc let me haze one ,recEs
notice 'cben yoU 'o5sh se,ciug dome.
MRS. r.. G. OWENS.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-10-26
Send Your Orders

To Distillcrs Agents for Pure Rive,
Bourbon aud Malt Whiskies for
medical purposes, at Distillery prices
J. A Ro5ENHEIM,
S. RosENHEM, Agt
300 Third ST. Parkersburg, w. Va
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-10-26
One Minute Cough Cure, cures.
That is what u WIS made for.

Blood is thicker than water. Pure
blood is the secret Of health. There
Is no better preparation to improve
the blood and proIong life than
BEGGS BLOOD PURIFIER AND
BLOOD MAKER.-Dye Pharmacy
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-10-26

Mrs. w. T. w. Dye was visiting
friends in the country few days last
week.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-10-26

Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Ladies and Gents Shoes at Taylor's,
Big Springs.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-10-26

Hiram Campbell and Squire Hop
kins were up from Creston Satur-
day.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-10-26

We have engaged corn enough in
the last three weeks to feed an OK
team all winter, and one poor little
pitaful pig continues to squeal for
corn, and we have not one ear to sat
isfy its hunger.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-10-26

Corn taken in exchange for goods
at Grantsville Store Co., at 30 cents
per bushcl.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-10-26

Mrs. Bennett, wife of the late w.
q. Bennett, was here q short time
last Friday.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-10-26

Astronomer o. Hallenbake says
that Jupiter is 1000 miles nearer the
sun this year than it was ever known
before.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-10-26

Miss Gay Stump, Of Rocksdale, is
here the guest of Miss Ethel Stump
and will attend school during the
term.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-10-26
Nbat You Can Bnr For s5-nn-

Dr. NJ. I. Hall, the leading Den.
list Of West Va will make you a
No. 1 Upper or Lower Set of Teeth
for $500, cash. Full set $1,000.
Get your teeth extracted by your
doctor or DENTS, and come to Park.
ersburg and save enough to buy your
winter clothes. Sets made same dav
you come.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-10-26

Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Ladies and Gents Shoes at Taylors,
Big Springs.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-10-26

Whips at Pells All kinds from 8
cents up.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-10-26

The long continued dry weather
will cause farmers to begin feeding
early.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-10-26

Outside of the fun man
could have in going to aud from
klondike we would mot give
yearling steer for all a man can get
out Of it.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-10-26
EVANSVILLE STORE CO.,

CHAN TSVL LILLE STORE CO.,
Are Showing the largest Best Selected Most Complete
and Attractive Line ofCIothirs Boots, Shoes, Hats
Capsand Underwear also Full and Nest Exceently
Selected Stock OF Dry Goods and Notions.
Our Line of Ladies Fall and Winter Capes and Jackets
of the BEST Styles and Quality, Prices that will
Y found far below their value.
We have speaciai leaders In our iiuc but prices
arc CUE Oh ALL ARTICLES:
0 n. r, Spools Zoe
Ladies Hose, 3 pair Zoe
Standard Prints per yard Sc
Fast Color bingham, good. per yard &c.
Al Brown Sheeting, per yard DC.
Best Table Oil Cloth, per yard 15c.
Mems Good Solid Shoes per pair Coo.
Ladies' Solid Leather Shoes good value at
$3.50 per pair 75c.
We carry Larger Line of Boots and Shoes any
combined Calhoun nd Gilmer Counties
which goods receive direct from Factory, saving
consumer jobber and salesman profits. Those that
have eye to business make this profit and more
by buying their foot wear from
Wo Save YOU Money ALI Goods we handle.
We have of the GREATEST BARGAINS IN
Blankets and Comforts. In fact YOU find it will pay
along distance in order get advantage
EXTREMELY LOW PRICES and orr IMMENSE LINE,
from which to select.
We feel that have need large patronage Of the
public, and you viii find that shall our best en-
beavers to please you, and that shall always
filled with BARGAINS. We cannot quote
prices all goods. Come and see for yourself If
do convince youthat do we say buy your
goods elsewhere We always glad to show you
through stock.
YOURS RESP'T.
Grantsville Store Co.,
IL. Ly5T!I, Ns1sga
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-10-26

One Minute Coagi1 Cure, cures.
'has % what Il was made for.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1897-10-26

You should take advantage Of the
CHRONICLES s1,00 rate.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-09-10

AS souvenir of the occasion every
lady was presented with a beautiful
cut rose.
In addition to building up a lucra-
tive trade for himself, Mr.. O'Malley's
department store is help to the
other business interests of the town
and will continue to be so more and
more as it's fame and name goes
abroad. People with money who
who buy in large quantities like to
choose from big stocks owned by live
firms, and travel long distances to
buy their goods, and while, as is
proper, he who advertises literally will
get the major portion of the trade,
the buyers get acquainted and trade
with the other merchants of the
town. From our own knowledge, we
know that the Department Store is
diverting much of the trade formerly
given to the big Decorah stores and
mail order houses to its proper place
the Cresco business houses. 1t is the
wish of the PLAIN DEALER that Mr..
O'Malley may continue in his zeal to
give the people a live up-to-dste
department store, and to continue to
reap his own financial reward, and
also help build up the town of which
he has SO long been loyal citizen
and supporter.