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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-08-23
CAMPAIGN MEETINGS.
The County Campaigners Continue to
Educate and enlighten the People
on Public Matters.

|
After the campaign meeting at
Greeleyville Wednesday the SPELL
binders werded their way toward
Gourdins, where on Thursday they
were given another opportunity to
demonstrate that each individual Of
the sixtv-odd candidates is peculiar
" fitted for the office he seeks.
Most of the would-be offlce-holders
left Greeleyville rather early in the
afternoon making their way slowly
and carefully so as to include in
their Wandering orbit every soyer-
eign who CHANGED to dwell on or
near the highway. Bright aud
early Thursday morning the meet
ing at Gourdins Was called to order
by Dr.. S. WAYNE Gamble. Each
speaker in turn mounted a large dry
goods box and from that eninence
harangued an audience Of about 80
voters. At this meeting it really
seemed that the candidates were in a
majority.
The audience, though small, was
a lively one and many of the candi-
dates were piled with questions. At
one time there was some confusion,
but Chairman Gamble lnterposed,
asking that every speaker be allowed
fair play.
The large number Of candidates
preclude any attempt to give even
bare outline of the speeches and II
would be inyidious to discriminate;
hence the meetings can be described
ONLY in the most general way. With
the exception of the Legislative divls-
ion the speakers were limited to five
minutes, which enabled them to get
through by $3.50 o'clock.
Was the next objective paint,
and on Friday the etficeseekers
gathered there in full force.
Some of the boys drove across
from Gournins, while many oil
them went by train. The scene
OF the rendezvous was grove
near the Methodist church. At
the request of Mr.. James Bryant,
the president of the club, Col.
| George S. Barr acted as master OF
the ceremonies. There was no
platform for the speakers so they
took it fla 'ooted" on the ground
The speeches made from day to
day are like the text which the
Southern merchant visiting New
York heard at three churches he
attended one Sunday: "Peter's
wife's mother lay sick Of fever
The next day when on the wharf
to take a boat to Hoboken a bell
began to ring. Some one asked
the merchant what bell ringing
meant. "Well,n said he, ~ sup
pose Peters wife's mother IS dead,
as she had fever all day yes,er-
day.n Thus the meeting dragged
YEARLY on, each speaker reciting
! pretty much his same little piece.
About 2o'clock a shower came up,
and shorly thereafter the meet
ing adjourned. At each place
visited the people have done the
handsome thing by the candidates,
who are loud in their praises OF
the hospitality OF Greeleyville,
Gourdins and Trio.
The candidates (and The people,
have had Il much needed rest since
Friday, and some of them are stor-
| ing up energy for the final round
up this week at Morrisville, john
sonville and Lake City. Many
have been "making hay while the
sun shone", however, and remote
indeed is the road which has moi
been traversed during the past few.
days by one or more candidates.
! They are the best fellows in the
world-merry, jolly, good-natured
| H. ha.t nf hnnnr nraNall
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-08-23

FOR SALE.-One 70-saw Gin
and Press ia good order. Terms
reasonable. Also, one 40-saw Gin,
three Grist Mills and Shatling.
Address, Box w, Cades, S. Z.
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LOCAL ITEMS OF INTEREST.
AFFAIRS CAUGHT BY OUR LOCAL
REPORTER AND NOTED.
Written in Condensed r orm and Printed
in Like Manner for the Sake of
Our Weary Readers.

in Like Manner for the Sake Of
Our Weary Readers.
Mr.. G. J. LtSesne is back from
A>heviIie.
DR. " :. Lynch, Of Coward>s,
sreut Sunday in kingstree.
Miss E>,in Benjamin is visiting
relatives in Georgetown.
Mr. ]. J. Matthews, of Lake
City. was in toxin Monday.
Black river has dwindled down
to a very small stream.
Louis Jacobs. Jr', Of Charleston,
visited his parents, Mr.. aud Mis- l.
Jacobs, last week.
The town council has had the
weeds on Courthouse square cul
duWn-at last.
+ die Jacobs, Of Macon, Ga, is
spending some time with his pa
reuts At lriS place.
Rev i. W. Harris. of Columbia,
was in king$lree tuesday repre-
senring The Epworth Orphanage.
II G. A>klns came up FROM
Georgetown Saturday, and sPen,
awhile in klngS'ree seeing the fair.
rhe chain-gang is located al
CadpS for the present, where con-
vic,> will be received from mag
iStrates.
Mr. W. J. Cook, Of Denmark,
stopped over IN Kingstree Friday
ana spent rhe day with his cousin,
W. Eugene Cook.
Mr.. b. a. Cook, Of Lake City,
has accepted a clerkship at DR..
w. V. Brocllingion'$ drug store.
We welcome Mr. Cook to Kings
tree.
Editor Edwards and Mr.. J, J.
Baldwin, the American Tobacco
Co.'S buyer on the Scranton to-
bacco market, spent Sunday in
hingstree.
Mrs. B. Il. Myers and daugh-
ters. Misses Lula and Rebecca, are
visiting relatives al Scranton. Mr..
Charlie Myers went along with
them also.
Mr, d. 4. Grant got his foot
badly mashed a few days ago by
2OO-pound block Of ice falling on
it. Mr.. Grant has been unable to
walk since the accident.
Mrs. W. Z. Hawkins has re-
turned from Sumter, where she
hss been under medical treatment
We are glad t o
state that her health Is better,
and We hope she will soon be fully
restored.
In a note TO The RECORD Mr. +.
j. Nesmith demes emphatically
the rumor which he says is being
circulated TO the effect that he has
withdrawn from the race for clerk
of court. He is in the fight to 4
finish.
A protracted meeting will be-
gin at Cades on the first Sunday
in September. Rev. A. E, G.
Pitsman, of North Carolina, will
assist the pastor, Rev. w. 0. Will
son. Everybody is invited to at
tend.
Fresh TurnIp Seed for sale at
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-08-23

If you want a Piano or Organ
write TO b. .. Bristow, Darling
ton, S. O..
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Fresh Turnlp Seed for sale at
Brockington's drug store.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-30

All day long a-s1 racSinS with paja from
!..aAx : LES. .-4..Las gtG! snas; = 81.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-30

FRENCH IANSI WAFLRs, the
worlds i4rno ~ re.neiy for irregular
and painful per DDS of ladies'; are new r
Nlil. AMI safe rejuvenase the system;
brighten the eyes; restore health and
beauty tn the failed; French Tans y
Waters are the only reliable female rem
edy in the world; imported from Paris ;
take notalng else from druggists, but in
sist ON genu,n,; in red Wrappers with
crown trade m .rk. Price q. For sale by
all leading druggists, or sent by US direct
on receipt Of price. La France Drug Co.
| Importers, 3D6 Turk ST.. San Francisco.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-30
BR1EES HQUIE
....5....... .-......5. Carson City, Nevada
GILBERT BRIGGS, PA,)1,SlEr)R

This old established hotel known from Maine 20 Ore
gon and from Georgia to the Gulf has recently pugur
ated system Of electricity throughout the build
ling whereby every is lighted by ncandescen lights
At the present time this is the only hotel in Carson that is
lighted exclusively by electricity Firstclass through
out Best 81 day house the Coast Free bus to and
m tie tIains. Meals 25c. lodging IS and so cents.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-30

is'aft.f3@ % i.3u ~.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-30
OFFICIAL REGISTER
State Of Nevada.
JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT.

JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT
U. 8. Senators
J.P. Jones, VIM. Stewar.
Congressman
Francis G. Newlands.
JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT
Supreme Court
NJ S. Bounifieid, Chief Justice
w. A. Massey, Associate Justice
C. H. Belknay, Associate Justice
w. d. Jones, Attorney General
Eugene Howell, Clerk Sup. Cour;
DISTRICT JUDGES
q. Z. Mack, First Judicial District
D. f.. CurTer, Second Judicial District
Al Fitzgerald, Third Judicial Disttict
q, +. Talbot, Fourth Judicial District
q. ]. Bonnifield. Jr. Fifth Judicial District
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
ReinhOld Sadler- Governor
W. r. Davis Governors Private Secretary
J.R. Judge Governor
Eugene Howell, Secretary Of State
Arthur Morris, Deputy Secretary OF State
Sam P. Davis-----------State Controller
Jonathan Doane, Deputy State Controller
d. w, Ryan State Treasurer
+. L. Wildes. Deputy State Tr 'ssurer
e. ID. Kelley ey---------Surveyor Generai
N. D. Noteware, Deputy Surveyor GEM
w. ID. Jones General
Orvis Ring. Superintendent Pub. lnsfrt
Andrew Maute, Supt. OF State Printing
W. U. Mackey -----------------F0rem
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-30
hoard OF PARDON

Rsinhold Salder, Governor; n. 8. Bonni-
Asld, Chief Justice Of Supreme Court;
W. A. Massey. Associate Jsstica Of Su-
preme Court; c. H. Bslknap, Associate
Justice. Of Supreme Conxk ". D. Jsnes,
0.A -
: ttoBney 0sner1.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1900-12-30
STATE INSTITUTIONS

. O. Henderson. WARREN State Prison
Jos. r. Stubbs, President State University
Or. Patterson, Supt. Hosp Mental Discs
Jos. Jossph~, supt., Of Orphans' Home
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-01-02
WHEELING M!..llGsEGl.
West Yiryin,a's Leading PAM"
and Political Newspaper

rh, vs,r 1900 will begin a new epoch III
the history of America The deve'Gpntnc
Of til, spanish American var and the ne.
,,I;c;-' foreign and domestic 'hsreo! 'nAoe
r..s-arv. will De discussed IN the n'1'' on
rrr,, AZ 4 ~itl haze m"men'"u' 0S-''"s
on IN. i--,iry Of The Nation
, stat. affair. ~ill be of unusual 'n'e''''
finn tie fac, thu, Governor and '''
o4,..r. ,r,tols sl-c,~d- The l"g'''a'' -
tia, will H. ch .-,n at the same u"s "
..t,U. ;. senator The PTe''de0.'~
dominating convrn,i'ns AMI the eh,".''
.,...;.n IN November will he al added IN
r"rta-ee- ,.-
/ -vic- foreign and d,u's-t'o, i"Fn''h'o
I ~. Associated Prs, il guarantee III
.,d.r. will he fully inf"r"ed on
# uonSn, throughout the ~h'
world.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-01-02
NotIcc of Judicial sale.

Pu-u.n; q a decree NJ the circlit c,nr.
~ calhoun COUNTY. heretofore male in the
c.isr.r.y a. 81 ~ ths state Z Vest irzin.
"a plaiutIH. Sc. % o. t,tu ard ot1e.~ de-.
frrusnts, 0 shall proceed n sell a, publ.c
suction, 20 the front or n the ourt hou..
OF sid county. 90 the highest bidder ou tie
18TH DAY o. FERRrAHY, 1879.
the following tract, Of land. decrecd in "a d
eiu.s 90 be- -oii 20 ~it.
tract n lGl acre, on Philip, run in
Center Dirric;. decrred in the name Of ]
VI. Holt Al-o oct % o o acrrs on Vel
l"~ creek, drcrrcd in the name n Bennett.
ll~psrd AID an.den, and smother tr - N
acre on Lead creek in the nsns Of
Bennett Depart and tarden. the lat tNr
mentioned tracts are situate 10 ~herid n
district
All II which aid se7ernl ,raris ar, n b,
I'D f1r the hsnvht u the -chsol FUND and
upon the following terms and conditions.
shat Is 9, Esy:
One third u ths purchase money must b
paid ct.h in hand and the remaining tvo-
thirds shall - upon = credit q enc and t-a
years respectively, and for ssid deferred
payment the purchaser shall execute bi.
.9n several notss for one-third n the aid
purchase money each. PAYABLE % the STATE
n ct Virginia, me and Two vrars from
The dsts Thereof hcsrina interest frar, date
With god ptr,on1l security ~ es~h Of I'D
note and the legal title o. said tracts ii
and and each q them thar may BE- sold .h.il
- rvtsined ~ further security f-r the aid
deferred purchzse BlUuey
BRUCK'B TERRELL,
CON. nchOol Lslds, Calhoun Comfy.
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the siesmrr Yukon has been lied
up for few days IN account Of ,h-
retIe up
Wuh all the ,ime.h"n"red hail
ny of H"me.rule seeking ireland tu
lie iirirish. it is ireland chiefly, ,h.
8" day il h9h ing thu in,perixl hsi.
les Of the Briti.h cr"rn. Seventy
ger cen, Of he killed AMONG Gen.
B'.ilers tr",ps At the battle nfihe
Tugela River were Iri-h.-WheelinS
Regiser.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-01-02

river freezing up. ~ That is The "... ?.
nay they car get their ns erial up
DR.. w L. Ts,lnr, of Ellen, wa,
among W. las, Friday. lie INV ha.
crrII6catr ir"Hi the Slate B"ard.
~ h .ch euiirle- him tn enter actively
INT" the prscIice.
The Xmas tree. al the Count
House, Christmas night. ~Ss quite
-"ccefs. The tree MAS loaded with
gitIs and quite large cr"sd listen
RI /" the program rendered by the
children.
Arnoldshurg Pharmacy i4 head
quarters f-r Drugs, Paints, OH.
Narnishss. S"np-. lerfum.ry aud
Toilet Arlicle1 Best ; cent cigar
~ town. Selling agents for B-gs.'
Cherry Cough syrup.
After all. the world i. about nn AZ
EQUALITY. Where s"n,e g"d, kind
htsr'ed woman marries = drunken
ruttian, s'nir homes, = liver aud upright
N'"ng msn marrir> = prostitute. and
he baird plsls On" aud each. ia
luru, has E"rruW..
In going firm hi. "ffire to- hi
home lac, Friia2 evening the editor
fell aud sustained such serious in
jurres mat he has been c"nfued To-
HE r""m since, consequent, Ne viii
have tn Ter am sP"l " FIR The nr
Ptsrance ~ the editorial page 81 rhi-
psl~r.
The ma'rin,"risl CT - h1- ',r,.n IL.
mrnse -incr the inrr ducrinu "f hi.
cnd WA her Mirhir The Its, six "r
righr dAy- Rev J Il P"lirv ha,
united IL marriage three crrvi.- sd
is'npag-d +. MARRY itrr.. IT, r.. coup
irs this week Ali IT ,hi- hn> ,,ap
P+;r'i, e. -aN mn. hing + ,i.e rrrrm to
~ thai bavr been performed . n;h"r
minis er-.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-01-02

!, h.. been demo- ..,ed repeated,
lv IN .yery State in the Uni"n aud
in many foreign countries 'hS' NnN
b.rIniu's Cough Remedy Is crr's'n
aud care f"r cr""P II mrs
hst,,me the universal REMEDY 7 'hS'
,l;srns. Nv. Fisher. "i L'''r''!'
" VI, onl, rrp-s:s What ha- NC"
IA .r..und the gluhs ~hrn he ~r'''I'
j. hav. used Chanb-r'"'ns '""En
Remedy ia my fanny ter H'sf, ar
ai~s,- with perfect -nece" ,'',,
, lev tl,a, il l. MT "nl> 'h- ''--' G w "
r-me,l, hut SURF cnir yer
I, h., saved the live- "f ""r rh''''e'
- t,im..- This rrmedN
for .al- hy Dye Pharmacy
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-01-02

/ wsuf 60 LEI the people Eh" snFr,
from rhvumsiisrI and scia,ica know
that Chamberlain Pain Balm rrlirv.
ed me after = numb-r uf other n pdi.
cins- and d'ctnr hsI failed Il &,
The beet lirimrut I hs-s ever known
"i.--J. A Dtren. A,rhsrsus. ca.
Ihnu0uds have hen cured Il rhru
mstism hy tbs remedy One srrli.
cati"n relieve tie psir. For .slo b.
Dye Pharmacy.
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Z j. r, rr-
-, ~
80,
On'kil!ei dentist Of en- pmIl teetl,
That "ukh' 1" he filled aud saved
franks "n surgery "iien amputs,e y
mn, tho .9,c,ed u- ia t-;,.
IN. s+H,c,.J .,,,,d on -,
"'"' w WI S"n WITS y. " Meiz
~ ne 90 u INST e'ri. / hi' maN~
'"e "~Pl! couple All eve" q zrn. We
">e ~, "e''e' nor upright t"'ks 'hsi'
u" '" "e'h a"'i we Snu may lhe"
= 'e'''H '''''N III '"eir I"''s'rP-.
A Woman who -iis hy the bedside
II II husband v hn is sick with fever
"r srme other npaludy, ha. h"pe, bur
" sue i've u! 'he pF''Hidt 81 hab
'"A' W. o"""''' ""S' ca" she promise
- '"' we '"t"re' II tSkes y
''"''! s''"'s a"' e'"o ""msh
'"o' 'S'e III S""'rS' MSi'
80 ke' "eS"'s uF""H ana oe gu'Iit
N'' '""''ef 81 'crS S'h q the sane
me AP'c' PERFECT christian virtue
VI "'''""' ii'" 'hc""''''ent.
[, vii he IN. 18Th century ur,il
1901. We dnuh, if n,nv ,f n.
present yeuerarinu ,ilIev.rl,ot ur.r
he closing 3crnes Of The 2O,h. unle,s
there should he change in Cot,
pI"" "t Frightening The hrickIe IhreSd
OF lie Many II Ne feel thai Ne arr
good Tor many YEAR Vet, and ~ are
IN! 'HS out pia"s Ter the future. Yet
he "h" looks iarthert int" the earthly
future may be among the first called
g." The great aud unknown beyond.
Ever, thing We huy firm r,,..I
IF ,u,L t, material ~ ,nr .tHc. c,..,,
us more than il did when -. h.o.u
.orarany lime since 49, h.,sn ~.
nr4 .psper hn.ine.. y, p.,r..n t,.
,etwaI.ed in md ,siI. .I'rrs.s L,.
price of nav .nh.crip,i,p. sJysr,i..
l"2 10, ID. 20 "r 80 per cent Boz
"n tie "ther hand, many, nh ~hosr
s'c"""'' Ne have paid the interest
'No' three "r hsIfd"zrn timrs, are
~" asking W. {" dire 'nnI Them.
About three or f,urmo,,b., Al
Nichul.. wh, live. in K,,,s c,,,,,n
hal thu misfnrrure =, en- ona .f HI.
knee. aud slice rhst tim. bs. hs.,
had, afflicted Bur recently hi. a..
Aic,inns reached yrrsf,r pr,,..r,i.r.
uuIil il va, ,Lnu,bt b.., r. ,n,rp,.t.
thu limb. 81 DR. D,.ua...r, c.r
aud ~ la, Thur-ds, h. uen, over f.,
d. the wrrk. 5ut u,wu e.n,,ir.ti.t,
it M thought EEL. Nv him l., n,,
artemyt rhe up-rafiun. ont men the
limb, vbich aas dune. With ,,.re,
care ne sill lis-ly Gull through slr
right Eirh 10 ~a.a member IT the
Bud Wet Va Volunteers
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will say in reply To this: / am i,
n" ring, only The ring of c;vili1sri in.
Tor 'hr Advancement and good It our
county; | tn,'k np NV pen III nv owr,
accord 1" defend the rights of he z ,-t
pe''pe "f The district. II seem. =. i.
lion hal 'rne init our mi,i.t and
"nl'-s some "ne tries tn defend W. h.,
might desr"y tie whole di.,rict.
II -+ems from hi. talk thar he j..
administrator of Washington dis,rict.
aud every cent the Bard pave ga,
m"- ont "f his picket.
/ will cay for Washington di>,ric,
thar IL has about n mramy sch,.I
h"mses - smy "'her dis,ricr, and
g'""l houses. There has not heen Z.
wear pa--e'i for eeveral Year. but ~ha
Washington district has bulls schnni
h"usr. This sreaks we'll Of the Il. ni
r. when y"u take int" c"nsi,iera'i,m
irs w'Slrh, for it i. not wealthy dr.
rric', AID then lo"k at The drlnouenr
rsKpayrr-.
Washington district has as 20. q
Scholar ~ any Common district. !
Mil aay further thar there has beer
l-'s complaint shout he ,chnnis If
Wa>hiuY;Ou district -, ,Lara -
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Mrs. II. Gregg Dundee, Kan.

Write, IT,: My i tie .ir. has l.rpu
" "hi-d with Group unce she ~.
thrre S'Ar- did. 5egg- herr,
l""gh syrup has currh her rn'irri,
Ii T. The be-t rn the market. Guar.
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Observation-Disclosures

specimen c-pir. OF either edis'o" OF the
-,t,,;-.,,,.r .e:,, free TO any add e.
~. van, an agent in every I-0-' ofAee |"
~, yirsini,. Eastern Ohio and Voter"
t'eunsylva"lA-
y,n;,,ances ,hould BE- made 3! register .
- -. 81 money order or check
| ADDRESS:
Intellisencer Publishing Co.
Wh, cling, W. VA.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-01-02

all kinds "f Building Material. such q,
Ss-h, D",r-. Nails. Glass. Pairi. OIL,
l-"ck., Hinges and Screws. aud, i,
fact. Building Material II all kind,
n tpt at residrnce Oh Daniels run.
P'St"tfio~ address.
ARNOLDSBCRG. ". "a
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-01-02

/. \. BelI'~as here telling jokes to
the boy, last Wednesdsy.
TIL. sch"oI children have been ell.
i"!iHg a rest Tor &c. days.
Jane. Pr"P-l "a. here last Wed
nesday and nnsde us hurpy
". y Holland. aud master Thur
were here one day last week.
The free1ing zap # the river caused
The gasoline GOATS to stop running.
Rev. S,ulnaker hss been keeping
house in the new parsonage for s,nlr
time.
Watt and Finest Stump are On the
Waiert "f Steer creek, atIendinya col
osed big meeting.
The true hero If the prc.en, age j,
the msn Who eau sutIer im,uIt or pei.
secu'i"a without reseniing it.
A little hit of ice served TO max,
the holidays more enjuyAbl- for the
young folks than they eihcr.i nouln
have been.
Wellington R"ger., brother Of Mrs
Or. W. /. w. bye, spent day 81
two here last week 100, ims after Lus
iness matters
J. 3. Ellison is now in the penilen.
tisry as is alsn Mat Shiaeti. tor y rec
"nd time. Trul! the way cf III,
ErAhsgressor il hard.
The chin music that Is .ften heard
down about the "fs'el would make a
goat blu-h. The only way 80 slop i,
u to bridge tie river.
II. Duyall, an "il we'll driller. VII.
worked "n one or two of the Leaf
Bank welIs, las BEEN here few dav-
the guest Of friends aud rpeciar
friend. lie j, clever gentleman.
Guess the weather man sss Just
tT! ing his baud llt,le last week. aud
ii The people Ihiuk him = success or q
cold snsp, he SilI give them some
PrzcIIcSi experiences in The near ia
ture.
What il Told IN the writer is @.
htIle pr u" cpn-tqueusv. "Sufficirur
unt" The day il the evil there +" Nh,
We will endeavor To- hold uur nwn un
der most sEy circumstance. N,r,
fortunately the writer l. not 4 csndi
date for "fice ~ ns'riuouy aud 81
OF the euuui"gIy devised faI,eh -.i
that the chief ct preysrlcat"rs. lau,
We believe he drells IN THE tpwI1car
device, falls Cat.
With trusted printer, q write
shbreviates many W4ds. FIR H.
stance he Arite- saufs "~nt,". accu
uulate, "scmIa7 aud mauy 9th,
words where j., j, I~-sihle 10 l,,-gf
the Isbpr We ruuli suggest O.
ihUse ehp think there Is np lab.r IL
getting ult resspspgr Co get tu.
or ihrre busheis ui c.ru and then pici
uP = graiu for es"h letter aud charsc
ter w newspaper for me week
being sure T. get each 10 it, propg
posilipn.
hiss Rnsa Shsuks. a mos; es,ims
bic yonug lady, sud a succes-fu
"SchnoI marin usI married A. ih
residence 90 her mother. pn Big Ruut
last Wedne-,lsy. a. Harvey. SIN o.
Rev a g D.Ih.n. We Ier.ouall
kn"~ nothing IS the private chsrsc
Ter of Mr. d .bmus. bur he stand
veil 600 busin,s, circles. We cam,
hnt Language CO. erprs.s .ur anxiet
frr their future prsp-rt, sud hspp
nesA We acknowledge IN iuvits,iy
to b. preesut a. The wedding. bu
Eckne-r and other unavoidable eli
eumUaSces prevented ~ from bsin
L.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-01-02
Tuesday, JAN. ,. 1900.
Local Briefs

Write i. 1909.
No rest Tor editors.
County cnurt to-day.
The holiday l'udug vas ane.
Soon the eieigh bells will jingle
Another ri-e in the river last week
Gas ia all right when we have it.
:. Harry Zaues WAS i'll town satur
day.
Another gocd .ised tnav fell last
week.
Judge Blizzard returned h"me
Sunday.
James shsnks Vas in the city
Thursday.
Help US to give !o" better paper
this year.
Mile. Geho speu, Saturday in
Grsntsville
A. Huffman Was in tSx day or
two last week.
We hope the p<.-iper. will s~eA'
Uh this week.
French sXlmp ~. in this cit.
day Or Two ID :, Meek.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-01-02
Xmas.

/, Was merry "A''
Ska'es we're in j.
week.
We will DO
this year.
B""1ing ha,
s fe~ days.
80 through seudiug out
statements
mistake aud write
,Sou -. of 1900.
.n;.<Seall spen, the li"l'""! :
here. ,guess Of friends
Tbkaug people have bee" e"I"'.
inr thee f"r few days
a.. G.. Rice returned from = 'F'l
10 petersburg last Friday
w. Trlppe,, and daughter ~er
:, own fe~ day. ls.1 week
man cannot I've saved from e.
,i,il he teel. tha, he i. sinner
There have heen weddings ga"
,s,s,y and more to follow e""n'
A r.r, 81 the week We were WI, it
,.s. and We did not need our III
p. II. Gresth"use one # the a.
lu,e reslirirs Ut Sheridan district
in the cry THURSDAY
We know h,tle "r nothing a"
the Washington di.,rict sch"''s'
her teacher. manage n;y' the
Our heart ran out |!