The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-04-10
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Meal, four, seed oats and chop at
A. Huffman IL Sons Touring mill.
Rev Daniel Huffman, of Gilmer
county, was visitor to town this
week.
Johnny King, son of L. Frank
King, Of Parkersburg, is here, clerking
for J. W. Pell.
For SALE:-A good second hand
two horse wagon. Will We sold cheap.
Call At this office.
Our young friend G. o. Rafferty,
vas among us last Friday. lie is IA
shrewd trader and an all around
clever fellow.
DR.. John Stops, Dentist, will
visit Grautsviile, April 18th, and re.
MAIN 3 days; Brocksville, April 18th,
and remain = days He will be
thoroughly prepared to do all kinds
OF Dental Work.
Among the many new subscriptions
we took last week, Il group of VI. J
Haverty's friends called and ordered
the Chronicle sen: to him. We hone
Mike will enjoy it and become = life
long reader Of its sacred pages.
The workmen at the f. n. Gamer
oil well on Tanner are PLAYING in hard
luck, having lost two strings of tools
recently. They will remove their rig
ten feet off from the present hole and
sink another well.-Paihfnder.
In order to have better townfi,
viii be necessary to give, at a fan
price, territory upon which to build.
it. A dwelling house followed by
corn field and the property owner
Persisting in holding it will never
allow our town to build.
The old reliable music house Of f
5. Curtis, Parkersburg, West Va,
handles strictly first class instruments
and will have a completelirs shipped |
10 this town in a few day. Their
man, Mr. King, will be pI, led to
call on you and show You an organ. |
piano or string Instrument. Salts |
faction guaranteed.
We know one man that lacked
few votes of being elected by not
placing an announcement with the
Chronicle. The Chronicle readers
are of an intelligent and independent
class and they usually respond, or a
goodly number Of them do, when
called upon? He who thinks he can
over ride our readers decelveth him
self.
At the Arnoldsbnrg Fair 1887
VIM Woods lost horse, which he
never found. and at the Grautsville
fail the following year, Bill Bush, of
Leading creek, lost horse, which he
recovered at Smilhvilie,
lnd the circumstances have about so
rounded up as to locate the Woods
horse on the man who took the
Bush horse. Some one had as well
tremble.
\. j. Yoak, who announces in this
issue as a candidate for the legislature,
is the third son of johnson Yoak, de.
ceased, and he comes from family
whose loyalty to Democratic princi
pies and nominees has never been
questioned He is also a brother to
Rev. Elias Yoak Alph, as he is
familiarity known, is always on the
alert and is noted for his political
smartness.
The Real Thrums Of Barrie is to
be one Of the features Of the May
Ladies' Home journal. it is most
charming picture Of Mr.. Barrie and
his beloved Thrums, penncd 10y Mis-
Mary b Mullett, writer whose pro
found admiration for the author led
her ON pilgrimage to Thrums She
chatted Of Barrie with his neighbors
and with the prototypes Of his char.
acters in "a Window in Thrums,"
identified the scenes portrayed in that
book, and cnughta glimpse Of the
author himself. She writes Of all
these with a freshness and enthusiasm
which bring Barrie and bis home in
Co realistic view, a picture full Of
spirit, atmosphere and action liter.
ally moving photograph Of the PEG.
| pie and place.
Now, so far as $50 are concerned,
the Washington district school ques
ton must close. Through the col.