The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1898-02-15

hun,or about town during court.
Some things will naturally drive
ducks to the store pile and snake,
TO the water.
One of the absolute necessities in
tins town ia the near future ia the
enlargement of hotels.
Rev. O.. Owens has the finest
field OF wheat i'll this part Of the
county.-EhEabeth Times.
Habit is cable, we weave it
thread by thread, until it becomes so
strong We cannot break it,"
There are sn,pes and then Their.
are SiPes. For further: particulars
call on j. W-fPell and T.. L.. Austin.
Miss Arbelle, daughter of McFar-
Ian Ball, of Steer creek, was the
guest of friends here last Friday
night,
"He that giveth to the poor lendth
to the Lord" and don't you know that
the editor Of this paper is good
subject. ~ -.
We arc glad to note that Mrs. A.
j. Yoak, who has been very sick for
n week or two is now in q fair way 10
recover.
The way the Spencer gang imposed
on Attorney l. Fl. Lynch is a shame.
Eveb"dy Knows he never ale q bite
III circuit.
Rev. E. Yoak, who has been in
Pennsylvania for some time assisting
in series of meetings, returned "A
few days ago.
BY accident or otherwise, II nice
obituary notice On tho death of Lee
Gamers child, was carrid out of this
office and lost. "a. -
Judge Shilling, Walter Pendleton
L III Linch, Geo. Cunningham and
VIM. Starkey are the Spencer attorney
attending our court.
S. A. and G. w. Hays were sum-
mon'd to Glenville Friday on &C
count Of tho serious illness of their
ta,her, Perrigrinc Hay..>
A newspaper man can truthfully
adopt that portion of the poets Ian
guage when Ne says: "You wilt
roll. up grades 6t trial" - -
weare certainly glad to see Rev.
j. W. Taylor out! again. To. the.
writer,s,liere is something magaiuc
and interisting about him. ='.'''-'
We expected Attorney Robinson
to have a good legal; practice here.
But be stats of With more than our
most ,ssnguipe expectations: -
s,-lhildren and adults tortured by
burns, scalds. injuries, eczema, or skin
'irseahes may secure instant relief by
.using DeWiti's Witch Hazel Salvc.
Ii isa great Pile remedy. G.. s..
Smith. '-H -
Attorneys Kenney and Warren
Hays were at Chenille court, and
wQn quite al important law suit, and
IN - ding Won for themselves quite
u record.
The most revered name on earth
is mother. How cad to chronicle
the death. of two mothers Mrs.
Jones of Rocksdsle, and Mrs. Blake
Of Mt Zion. '.o..'-.,' rs.
What pleasure is there in life with
a headache. constipation' and bilious
nessY Thousands experience them
who could become perfectly healthy
by using DeWitfs Little Early Ris-
ers, the famous little pills. c., $.
Smith. -
+ The soul Of an editor, like the soul
of all other men, often longs for rest.
We have been just a litiIe too had.
ly over worked this week to get..very
much heal news,
Of eourse- when an editor, with a
tired brain AMI aching head lays
down to sleep, he enjoys having
half dozen CATS settling their diff.
culiies some place near his, house.
There are three little things which
do more work than any other three
little things -erented-zthey are the
mt, the bee and DeWitt's Little Ear
~ Riserr, the last being the famsus
little pills for stomach aud liver troub-
les. G.. s. Smith. .1 e
An. aged, christian and highly
respected lady, in ibe person ofMrs.
Capt. VIM. Jones, departed this fife
at her home near Rocksdsle, last
Wednesday. Tile aged husband, the
sons, daughters and friends have our
sympathy.
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