The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1898-03-29

House, is here, the guest of DIR. Blai
and wife.
q. NJ. Lynch, of Trubada, passes
down the river Monday channelln
timber.
Mrs. Pole Terrell, of Bighend, wa
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Minai
Ovens Sunday.
1t is quite alarming to q grea
many people to see how fat(O Trac,
Owens is getting.
A good pair of Breeching at G. S
Smiths fo. 81. 40.
The confederate camp will NEE
again on the first day Of the County
Court. April 4th.
a full supply Of all kinds of fshin:
tackle at q. >. Smiths, cheap.
The sun broke out Sunday morning
and gave everything u bright and
cheerful appearance.
Want ~ Barr are making prepa
rations for an immense spring stock.
Quite lot OF timber went out on
the last rise. Loose logs run thick
and fast Friday morning.
For Sale: "A good three-year-old
mare. Call On or address j. w. Pell
Parkersburg IL now electing munic.
ipal officers. Tie papers says they
have some mighty good men.
Plow fixtures of all kinds at G.. $.
Smiths.
If a man starts out 10 travel these
days he fluids at least one mud hole
and it extends from start to finish.
Buy your clean timothy and blue
grass seed of q. 5. Smith. 1t will
save you money. Try him sure.
While you are talking about &C.
commodating mail carriers don't for.
get to include j. w. McCul,y in the
list.
Andrew Stemple, of Mt. Zion was
in the burg Saturday. He will ell.
bark i'll the goods business in the near
future.
Sam Jones can i'll afford to criti-
else Governor Bob Taylor. Bon pos
or l., - l..
as we'll as Sam.
you want good pair of shoes,
try u. >. Smith. He has larger
stock than ever before.
If anyone failed to get out their tim
Der last week, it was because they
we're not ready to push it, or being
ready failed to push.
Any one indebted 20 the DYE Phar.
macy please call and pay up At once.
DYE PHAKMAcY.
Mrs. Norman, mother of n. j.,
Frank and Henry Norman, was in
town Friday. She was accompanied
by Mrs. George Richards.
Big line of Clothing, Dry Goods,
Notions, Hats and Caps, Boots ann
Shoes, in fact complete line of
goods at Pell's.
VS.. Holland came in and fixed
matters up with US all right last Fri
day and we may not afflict him with
our services during harvest. But not
outstanding 6. d. Starkey is paid
in advance, we propose to hoe his
corn.
Beggs' German Salve Is a cure for
Piles, No matter how bad the case may
he. They relieve at once, Scalds, Old
Sores, Burns, Eczema, Tumors, etc.
Sold by Dye Pharmacy.
Whipkey Bros. got out with big
bunch of timber and ties on the re-
cent rises, and as usual, upon their
return hunted up all the men they
owed and settled up. This is the kind
Of men that 1t takes to make good
country.
What pleasure is there in life with
a headache, constipation and bilious.
ness? Thousands experience them
who could become perfectly healthy
by using DeWitt's Little Early Ris.
ers, the famous little pills. G.. S.
Smith.
Subscribers frequently complain of
failing to get this paper. We hope
postmasters will be particularly care
ful in the distribution of papers. If
there is one annoyance greater than
another Il is to be expecting mail and
fail to get it.
We are informed that an enter.
prising speakeasy man of Elizabeth
contemplates opening up juice lint
here in the near future. We serve
notice on the gentleman now that he
would last about as long here as John
Brown staid i'm HI.
a bcoutiful limo 81 s,,.;,.