The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1898-03-01
Local Briefs.

Howard Waldo is Singing lead on
the Signal.
A ferry is talked of at the mouth
of Steer creek.
Rev. A. Westfall was in town one
day last week.
Tracy Owens is an efficient and
obliging clerk.
Mark Riddle was seen ON our
streets last week.
The Grantsville Store ca. invoiced
its stock last week.
Charles Elliott, of TIurri.ville, was
in Grantsville this week.
You should take advantage Of the
CHRONICLES S1.0U rate
Wilson Brannon, of Chenille, was
here buying fnrs recently.
Mrs. &. II. Crandock, who has been
seriously i'll, is cpnvalescent
All kinds Saddles, Brides, Gir,hs.
Hal,ers, Breeching and Check Lanes
at Pells.
Joe Wilson and daughter, Lavinia,
of Broomstick, were on our streets
Thursday.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Steele,
of near Staten, recently, twins-a
bay and girl.
Aunt Tanner" Grnnms il dead at
Gleuville. She was culured and
ninety years uf age.
Mrs. Will Cafes, who has been
seriously i'll for several days past, is
now rapidly recovering.
1t is rumured that Sam Jackson
will move to DR.. Dyes farm near
town, in the near future.
Want & Barr can save you money
on brown muslin, best brown sheet
ing, DC, good quality, 4c.
Guy Thomas, "rhe Crows" and
Warren Branron did the principal
coal hauling here last week.
Three new boilers and engines,
casing, etc, will be delivered in the
Hardman oil field IN a few days.
Harper, son of ID. ID. Barnes of
Sherman district, is now IA resident OF
Philips run. His father will move
there in the spring.
Uncle Simon Stump has been suf
feiing for the past week or two with
carbuncle ON hi, lett wrist, and an
other Is Coming near the present one
j. A. Brown, of Graham IL Brown.
one of Spencer's solid business houses,
was helping invoice the GrantsviIle
Store Co.'S stock last week. Mr..
Brown is Il pleasant and intelligent
gentleman.
What pleasure is there in life with
headache, constipation and bilious.
hess Thousands experience them
who could become perfectly healt nv
10y using DeWitt's Little Early Ris |
ers, the famous little pills. G. $.
Smith.
1T the CHRONICLE is not up to its
usual standard this week, please re
member that the editor is MT at
home, and the printer is new ~ the
town and the People. lie hopes by
the next time the editor il away, to
be able to give all The news and not
be between the "devip anil the deer
blue sea (the "blues').
The town council met Thursday
and let the franchise for lighting and
heating the town Ivy natural gas from
the well OF tie Hardnan place,
northwest of town. The franchise
calls for term Of five years. The
rate is twenty-five cents per thousand
cubic feet. The pipe line is to he
started within eight months and com.
pleted within one year.
For sumo time | have suffered with
rheumatism and tried every imagina.
bile remedy without effect. Mr. +.
G. 5. Wells advised me tn try Cham
berlain's Pain Balm, telling me that
~ hN S"iON hIdHJ CHStS vi long
standing like mine. have used
four bottles and feel sure that one
more bottle will make my cure com.
pIete.-A. Z. KoNrz, Claremore.
Ark. Sold by Dye Pharmacy.
The war scare is getting stronger
every hour All evidence points to
the Spaniards as being guilty Of,
blowing up the pride Of our navy.
the Maine, and cruelty numbering
over two hundred Of our marines. If
such proves to he the care, war will
Mt once be declared, and the lives Of
the Names crew will be speedily and
amply avenged. War vessels are al
ready leaving American ports with
sealed orders, and only President Nc
Kinley and the navy department
know what are the Import Of those
orders. Down with Spainl" seems
to I've the universal cry.
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