The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1898-04-19

IL a man tries to fulfill ali of hi
promises he is liable to fail in som.
instances.
If you want to bay new wager
cheap. call on Cy rus Hickman.
Li,tlo b hopes are had for the
recovery Of Miss Ester Bennett, oi
Muscle Shoals.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
The famous iitti. pills
i Hagan Barr recently purchased
forty head of yearling cattle, and j.
grazing them.
4 full supply Of all kinds Of fishing
tackle at G. $. Smlth's, cheap.
4. T. Hodges and daughter. Miss
Nancy, were in town short time
Friday morning.
fyou want good pair of shoes,
try G.. >. Smith. He has larger
stock than ever before.
During the beautiful days last
week farmer, we're conspicuous, in
this town, by their absence.
All kind, Saddles, Brides, Girths,
Halters, Breeding and Check Lines
at Pells.
Edward jackson, one Of the good
farmers of Yellow creek, marketed
oats here last Wednesday.
Go to Iiur and get good fine
shoe, ladies, for $500. w. o. Urn.
stead Il Go.
J. Nc. Ball, keeper of the poor
farm, was transacting business about
town the first of last week.
One pound of French Baking
Powders at Smiths for 10 cents.
f. Y. Robinson and beautiful
daughter, Ethel, we're in 10 see us a
few minutes last Wednesday.
You can get the best bargains at
w. o. Umstead 81 Co., Hur.
Correspondents will confer great
favor 10y writing on one sidc Of paper
only. Paragraphing would alsn be
highly appreciated.
Pell sells yd. wide muslin at 3lc.
Some people will never find out
that q. 5. Smiths store was broken
into, and that B"e Kelly and Joe
Hall are in Jail on burglary charge.
They don't all take the CHRONICLE.
Big line Of Clothing, Dry Goods,
Notions, Hats and Caps. Boots ana
Shoes, in fact n complete line of
goods at PelPs.
Alvin Stalnaker, whose misfortune
to get kicked by horse rs mention.
ed in our last issue, died last Wednes.
day. He WAS cousin to the Belts
brothers, below this town. His
friends have tho CnRoSICLE's sympa.
thy.
Thirty five years make a genera
ton. That is how long Adolph Fish
err, OF Zanesville, o., suffered from
piles. He was cured by using three
bottles of DoWitt'sWitch HazelSalye.
q. =. Smith.
Tho religious subject is the all alb.
~rbing topic of Uncle" Simon
Stumps conversation these days. He
has devoted much time TO the study
Of the scriptures, and has wonderful
store house of knowledge from which
TO draw.
1t is great leap from the old fash.
Toned dose of blue-rnass and nausenns
physics to the pleasant little pill.
known AZ DeWitt's Little Early
Risers. They cure constipation. sick
headache and billiousness. q. $.
Smith.
a good many Of orr friends have
asked us why the court gave the Sig
nal the printing ef the financial state
''NH'B C'Cs HI dHsNtT I'D WHICH we
know of no reason except political.
Our bid for the work was the same as
the Signals.
Buy your timothy, clover, fancy
and extra clean blue grass seed Of G.
=. Smith. He has the cleanest west.
ern seed at the lowest prices af any
man in the county. Try him sure and
be convinced of the fact.
Homer Riddle came down from
his home, near Slumptnwn, last Mon.
day and made us feel like pressing on
in life's struggle. lie expressed his
appreciation Of our efforts by paying
up all Hrrearages and some ahead.
Upon the shoulders Of such men as
Homer rest great enterprises.
When young man decides tn 20
wrong the sOnntr he lands i'm the
penilenliary the better. BY the
time he endures the discipline and
performs such tasks rs soulless con.