The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1899-02-07

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we can.
Mrs 6. c. Barr rs numbered with
the sick.
Don't forget the bands entertain
ment-FeSruary 10Th.
The bank is a 60 as SION as IN or.
ganiza,ion is effected.
G. Bell made lovely trip to An
namarish last Sunday.
Howard Wald" aud Fred Pell we're
both out of town Sunday.
You will find rare bargains in hats,
caps and clothing at Pell's-
Mrs. DIR. A. G. Blair vas taken
seriously sick last Saturday,
Ward n. Belts wa, here attending
TO the duties of druggist last Sa,ur-
day.
We would like tn give our readers
some information about the "a. we'll,
but it would he too fishie.
Ernest and Ezra Stump were up to
En"n Saturday and Sunday helping
with the pr",racted meeting.
Constable Elihue Niece, Of Sheri-
dan district. Was a bushes. caller
al our "ffice few days agn.
j. NJ. Cob-rly, the genial White
Pine postmaster, paid us the kinn IF
compliment that compliments, few
days ago.
\ j. Norman, Of Leaf Bank, Was
an agreeable caller at our Office
Thursday. Ned, as he is familiarly
known, is scrupul"usly honest.
We had hoped by this time to re-
port change for the better in s. p.
Stump's cnnditiun. but at this time he
Is gradually sinking and cannot last
very much longer.
4. G. Mathews, who had the mis-
fortune to fall and brake his arm
some time ago, has not yet regained
the use Of it. He feels somewhat
alarmed, fearing that he never can
use it,
E.W. Snider,one Of our faithful pat.
rons of Laugh, was in to see US last
Thursday. He lie one of the original
free silverites' Of this county, and
should the free silver party continue
in power, would make mighty good
man far assessor.
We have two good, and we believe.
sufficient reasons for wearing old and
tattered garments. The first aud
principal reason is that we have no
better, and the second Is that We have
worn that kind of garments until i;
has becnme second nature.
Closing ont at cost. Read ad,er
ti>ement on this page.
EVANSVILLE STORE CO.
There would be much more news
in :his county shat would suit the
average newspaper borr"werer and
''cusser" if more women would lick
their husbands, and posioffice, stnre
house snd hen roost robbeIies were
more frequent. But much as We want
local news. We thank God that our
lot has been cast IN incality where
such things seldom happen.
Miss Hester HAYS. who has beep
teaching ia this county for y wear,
and whn just closed successful term
at Fink, left Saturday TO pay 8 visit
to parents aud friends ut Glenville.
Miss Hester ranks as one Of the lead
ing teachers OF GiImer county, aud
her school work with Us has been ex-
cellent, aud, 50 far as we know, has
given entire satisfaction t. patrons.
All kinds Saddles, Brides. Girtbs.
Hsliers, Breeching and Check Line.
at Pells.
Yes, RAINING new-raper in 10.
cality like this is just The incest thing
anyone ever read about. To pull ou :
through mud. snuw. rain, high va.
ters, sick or veil, and pay more for a
team wilh which to haul your uuf
than you receive on subscription in
thirty days, makes the financial man.
sger tel all over in tpots. The
temptation % wait q few days under
such circumstance, is very great.
But the CHRONICLE has been getting
nut on time fO= over fifteen vears. 10
matter Whist obstacles were in the
way, and the present issue shall he %
exception t. the rule. If in our power
u get paper, and We hope our patrons
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