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


, John Sutton, colored, was abou
town Saturday.
Michael Smith visited Norman
town Saturday.
There was another nice little rise ia
the river Saturday.
One Minute Cough Cure, cures.
Thst - whst it was made ses.
Miss Belle Stevens, of Pine creek
was in town Saturday morning.
Plenty oi.Pittsbnrgh salt at Pells.
Mrs. VIM. Godfrey died at her
home IN Big run. last Friday.
Our thanks are due T. G. Owens
for valuable serviossr....s week.
w. w. Brannon made hurried
trip to Mcfarlan last Thursday.
Standard Prints. 4 ;anl 5 cents at
Pells.
NJ. Stump and little son, of Stump
town. were in town Saturday even.
ing.
&. NJ. Frashure, the real estate
dealer, is attending court at Clarks-
burg.
Pl"w fixtures Of ell kinds at G.. s.
Smiths.
Miss Claia Bland and Mrs. VIM.
Simmons were shopping in town Sat.
urday evening.
j. II. Johnson, j. NJ. Bennett and
Bruce Holland, Of Henrietta, we're in
town Saturday.
Squire f. A. Woofter, of DeKalh.
ia mighty satisfactory man To do
business with.
Buy your corn and fertilizer plan
ters of Smith.
Clerk Tripp-tt issued marriage
license tn r. w. Postalwait and Alice
Douglas last Thursday.
The monthly entertainments given
by the Epworth League, of this place,
are highly entertaining.
Want Il Bars stock of clothing
is the best in town.
We we're mt permitted to be on,
Saturday, and many importan, locals
may not appear for this reason.
|. l.. Sinners, one Of the good ciii-
zcns Of White Pine, WAS in town
transacting business Saturday.
&. ). Smith has fine line or cloth
ing at prices that can't he beat.
Henry Church, of Daniels run.
was in town Saturday and gave us
that which really cheers an editor on
his way.
If this paper i. not what it ought to
he il is due to the fact that the editor
WAS compelled to stand at a cnse and
stick type without copy.
The Post office agony is now over
in this town, and the disappointed
applicants can now turn their atten-
ton To Congressman Miller.
A good pair of Breeching at G.. S.
Smiths for 81. 40.
q. p. Stevens was in tie burg a
short time Saturday morning. His
hands indicate that he has been do.
ing lots of hard work this spring,
Frank Hathaway and niece, Mis-.
Pink Hathaway, Miss - McDon-
aid and Scotch Mcdonald were
pleasant visitors to town last Friday.
A beautiful line Of spring prints,
ginghams, nruslins, shirtUgs and
dress goods at G. 5. Smiths. Printa,
4 c., muslins. 4c. Save money by
buying of him.
Clay Wilson and S. w. Gamer,
two of Pine creeks wide awake farm.
ers, were ON our streets Saturday
evening. Girls, they are bath unmsi-
ried.
A torpid liver robs you of ambition
and ruins your health. DeWitt's Lit.
tie Early risers cleanse the liver, cure
constipation and all stomach and
liver troubles. G.. S. Smith.
Il. &. Stiles and jim Kelly, who
have been drilling for oil on the Je-
rome Hartman furm. come UP to rec
The well drilled in last Saturday. We
are sorry their last venture was not n
success Men with the kind of gri,
they rossess ought tn succeed every
time they go after a thing.
The announcement that John T..
Gainor had been commissioned poet.
master in this town was quite a sur.
prise to local politicians or to ma.
iority Of them ut least. 1t was not
known that he was IN applicant, and