The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1898-04-12
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The prospects for considerable oil
operations in TINS county during the
Coming season are right fattering.
S. II. Wilson always carries smiles
and sunshine with him. How NICE it
would be if everybody could do like.
wise.
Miss Stella, the beautiful daughter
of the late w. L. Keener, has gone
to Stnmptown where she will maze
her home for some time.
When an editorial or local appear,
In this paper you can bet your mon.
ey 1t was written i'll this office, and
that the writer believes it is true.
VIM. Kight, whose departure for
Thomas, Tucker county, We announc.
ed last week did not 60, but will work
on his fathers farm this summer.
we have no reason 10 complain OF
the treatment we are receiving from
nr former patrons and new name,
are continually being added to our
subscription list.
Alvin, son Of "Welt" S,alnaker, Of
1rass run, Gilmer county, was kick
ed III the head and stomach bv 81
horse at the home of his brother in
law, 5. f. Riddle. near theJ, mouth
OF third run, on the 1st inst. He i,
III Precarious condition and !. no,
expected to live.
j. II. Newourn, 81. D., of White
held, one of the foremost. sdoc,ors il
the Indian Territory writes: Il ha re
recommended and sold Beggs' Blood
Purifier for the past FIVE years and an
pleased to say itshas no equal in any
blood medicine that | have ever
used" Dive Pbormo,
The following little romance comes
tromlJ. l.. Elliott, GOT Fr-ed:l "On
March "a, our old cat gave birth to z
kittens, which died and were thrown
away. and on tho 4th Of April follow
ing, the same cat gave birth to two
more kittens, which are alive and
doing well. How's this for a cat.
astrophc3"
A little boy asked for bottle oil
get up in the morning as fast rs yru
can" the druggist recognized house
hold name for DeWitt's Little Early
rlsers, and gave him bottle Of those
famous little pills for constipation.
sick headache, liver and stomach
troubles. @. S. Smith.
VIM. Herman and I. G.. Harris.
two! Industrious i5cilizcns of nea,
Stumptown, made us business and
substantial call the first day Of court.
Mr. Hersman was attending court for
the purpose of making a report as a
viewer Of road, and SIR. Harris in
town for material with which to re.
pair his house.
The two vear-old son of w. L. Fur.
gason, Of Bolton, Miss. had whoopipp
cough. After seyeral physicians had
prescribed for him, without giving re-.
lief writes Mr. Furgason,"I presuad.
ed my wife to try 25 cent bottle Of
ChamberIain's C"ugh remedy. The
first dose had the desired effect and in
torty-eight hours he was entirely free
from all cough. l considered your
remedy the best in the market. espec.
Tally for children and recommend it
at all times. The 25 and 80 cen. sizes
for 'ale by Dye Pharmacy.
Wellington Lester, whoso I'D.
uouncemcnt as a candidate for Coun.
ty Superintendent Of Free Schools
appears IN this issue, has taught
school successfully for 10 years. IL
1888 he was elected to the same Office
in Writ county, and served for two
years during which time the schools
Of that county shovel marked pro.
gress. lie has been resident and
teacher Of this county for something
over five years. Being loyal tn the
democratic cause, he submits his
claims to the members Of that party
Tor consideration.