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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-01

l wszystkie inne sk}ebione, zwarte,
Ma Przesclg Jeden pcha W ton drugiego,
Rycerstwo meme, jak zwierz zazarte!
krzyki komendy, krzyki zo}nierzy
Wszystko sic miesza, huczy jak burza,
Rzekfbys most zywy ma wodzie ley;
lyle sic ludzi, kon' tam nurza!
Wy, CO watpicie w narodu SHY,
wy, ktorym Polska wspomnieniem piek}a -
Patrzcie, jak wojska tie wroga billy,
Jak "a Ojczyzne krew przodk6w ciek}al
Moze W was wzdrygnie sic dusza chora,
Moze sic wiara jeszcze wy{oni,
he - gdy nadejdzie odwetu pora
My zwyoiezymy wroga, jak oni!
Pierwszy Czarnecki przeby} topiele,
Ia MIN Laudahska choragiew wianem
Wo{odyjowski zuch ma jej czele.
Wiec dab Czarnecki znat buzdyganem:
- w skok, bill zawo}a{, a wisniowieckiej:
w Mich! hukna{ gromko, jasny jak zorze,
l tax z kolei ku armji szwedzkiej
Puszcza{ choragwie. Sam - w imie Boze
Szczesliwie naprz6d! = krzyknawszy jeszcze,
Stanaf ma czele ~ostatniej roty,
Ujaf stabilize W d{oni swej kleszcze,
do krwawej wojska powi6d} roboty.
Leca wichrem, leca ptakiem,
Czfek "a czfekiem, znak "a znakiem,
Il hukiem grzmotu, W lot piorunu,
w tatarskiego ped tabunu!
Woda {aka obryzgana,
z chrap sic kohskich toczy piana,
Wyciagniete sable swieca
Migotliwa biyskawica,
Straszne twarze zeby szczerza,
Podgolone {by sic jeza!
w oczy wesz}a MEOW dusza,
w ty} wyloty cd kontusza
Wywiniete swiszcza W pedzie....
IDA sic ohmary or}ow wszedzie,
20 prostujac w gore skrzydfa,
Leca kula jak straszyd{a
Il pod ob}ok6w wielkie, szare
Upatrzona dzgnat ofare!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-01

Chociaz wszystkie szwedzkie SHY
Ku mostowi sic zwr6ci{y,
Wszakze pu}ki diva rajtarow,
Co w odwodzie zdala sta{y,
Spogladajac w rzeki parow,
Manewr polski zrozumia{y.
Jednak szwedzkich pu}kownik0w
Ogarne}o Osiupienie... -.
MIN zdo}ali ruszy6 szyk6w,
w jednej chwili, W jedno mgnienie
Mezna Lauda, zamaszyscie
Rozpusciwszy swoje cugi,
Pierwszy z pu}kow jak wiatr liscie
Juz roznios{a ma drugi
Pu{k zepchne}a. Ten zmiesza{a
Wtem doskoczy{ Szandarowski
L rzez straszna, choc nietrwa}a
Rzekfbys kara reki boskiej -
Zzar{a szweda. Wnet z szereg6w
Pozosta}y tylko strzepy
l bez}adna kupa zbiegow,
Il krzykiem wielkim = jak przez sepy -
Przez choragwie kasztelana
w strone g{ownej armji gnana!
Sta}o sic wreszcie jasnem dlaczego
Wasowiczowi kauai Czarnecki
Zdobywac most ow straszny, zdradziecki,
Choc do obozu ME chcia} wrazego
Pc MIN przechodziG.
Otto tenn wroga
Gfowna uwage ma punkt ow zwroci{
Tax, re gdy sam sic do woody rzuciI,
Sta{a ola niego otworem droga,
Bo szwed, zajety mostu obrona,
Tam zwroci} wojska swojego {ono,
Tam pokierowa} armji swej szyki,
A ME ma rzeke.
To tez strach dziki
Wszcza{ sic wsrod wroga, gdy try tysiace
Jazdy, zapa{em i zemsta tchnace,
Sz{o w box mu ca}ym rozmachem koni.
Teraz dopiero wyrwac sic 2 toni
Musia{ szwed hagle: Tworzy6 front swiezy,
Przesuwac dzia}a, zwraca6 zo}nierzy go.
Jakoz karnosci pek}y ogniwa,
Cizba sic sta{a wsr0d wojsk straszliwa,
Jedna przez druga party sic roty,
Dziala, rajtary, wozy, piechoty
Wszystko sic ku nam zwracalo pedem!
Lecz zanim W szyku stanac zdo{ali,
Zanim piechota piki swe REDEEM
Zatkne}a W ziemie juz Lauda wall
i straszna wpada jake duch smierci
Po~miedzy szyki a "a MIA inne
Choragwie polskie lekkie i zwinne,
Siekac szeregi wroga ma cwierci!
Hej, hulaja zolnierzyska!
Zbroia peka, szyszak pryska,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-01

lfl
Ina pafasze, rabia miecze,
Grzmia muszkiety, swiszczy kula,
Knew potokiem W kofo ciecze.
We krwi zo}nierz sobie hula!
Hula zo}nierz bez trosk zgola,
Wtem mu kula piers przeszywa....
Lanim westchnac: - Boze! - zdola
Juz sic slania, dogorywa,
Juz smiertelny dreszcz 90 ina.
Bielmo stale pred oczyma,
Pada czofem ma grunt zyzny
Polegf zofnierz ola Oiczyzny!
Chwa}a tobie zo}nierzyku,
Polsce takich trza bez liku!
Pocza} sic dzieh sadu dla szweda,
Rznie polak W pieh, pardonu ME ola,
Plac boju znik{ pod dymu chmura
A W chmurze krzyk smierci ponura
Nuta sic zla} z zelaza dzwiekiem,
Il grzeohotem dzia&, rozpaczy jekiem
l piynie pod niebiosy....
Proporca szczyt czasem ~zaswieci,
Leoz kula zbit W pomroke leci,
TO b{ysnie szpio ~choragwi z}oty,
Pozatem mic - jeno }oskoty
Sfychac wsrod chmur straszliwej kuzni,
Jak gdy w6d zbior tame rozluzni,
Przerwie jej zrab i rozhukany
Grzmiac pedzi w g}ab biaiemi piany!
Lecz OTTO MOVE glossy:
To Wasowicza ludzie zdobyli
Most ma szwedzki box sic rzucili,
Jake ma rybe pada rybitwa!....
Wowozas ME d}ugo trwaia juz bitwa.
z owej chmury dymu, co wojska okry}a,
Beziadna sic kupa ludu wyIoniia,
IA mia druga, trzecia, dziesiata setna
Be- he1mow, bez czapek, broni oreza
Cafy potok wreszcie. Rano armja ~swietna,
Teraz cizba ~trwozna, CO SHY wyteza,
Ably tylko zycie uratowac jeszcze!
Mkna uciekaiacv DOkrva wiapi blod,;
Ale tuz "a mimi, jak duchy z}owieszcze,
Lava ~jezdzc6w polskich rozszalaIa sadzi.
20 chwila szeregi jej ~wspinaja konie,
RzucaJa sic, nikna W tel ludzkiej gestwinie,
90 chwila miecz polski wszwedzkim karku tonic,
Trup "a trupem pada, saved "a sweden ginie.
Gdzieniegdzie wr6g jeszcze ~okropny rozpacza
Jako zwierz sic broni, gdy 60 psy osacza
Pozatem dokoia ucieczka, gonitwy,
fzez straszna i msciwa ME by}o juz bitwy!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-01

!asne s{oneczko, equine oko Boze,
Ku zachodowi chyli swa glove,
Vice przedwieczorne roznieci{o zorze,
Wiec rzuca cienie W dial foletowe.
w sadach z jab{oni wiosenny kwiat pada,
Wiatr do snu drzewa lasu ko{ysze,
Przedze ma }ugach rozsciela mg{a blada,
Smetne mad woda szumia komysze.
w p{omiennem niebie sznur zarozowiony,
Dfugi bocianow z po}udnia p{ynie,
Pfynie W ojczyste mazowieckie strony
Ma polskiej cbaty spoczac kominie.
Ale ME vida chat zwiastuny wiosny,
Gdzie przelatuja dym, rumowiska,
Gdzie przelatuja - z krainy z~a}osnej
Jek ludu W niebo z pozoga tryska.
Dokohczenie nastapi.)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-01
8. BARSZCZEWSKI.
Z motyw6w Sienkiewicza.
BITWA POL WARKA.

fOD WAhkA.
(Ciag dalszy.)
.wedzi z przeciwnej pomkneli strony
cd przyczo}kow most wazki, d}ugi
kry{ sic dymem, a z pod zasiony
az pc raz b}yszcza ogniste smugi.
n grzmia i dzia{a ma szwedzkim brzegu,
'alka sic toczy gorecej, dalej,
oras to ~zo{nierz znika z szeregu,
oraz to nowy pu}k ma most wall!
Ell, valley zo{nierz ogniscie smiele,
'ciaz nastepuje, cofnac sic ME da,
ic to, re trupem swym pole sciele,
&c to, wszak most ten: przejscie do szwe
7 kohcu w6dz szwedzki, wodz ME z kadz
5ojac pod lasem, pe{en zdziwienia
zecze do sztabu:- Ha, poszaleli,
hca most s~forsowac! Zbraknie i'm tchnieI
&C ma obrone dose diva, try dzia{a =
lie wezmie mostu i armja GAIA!
Gina, gina juz dragoni,
Juz Pilica krwia ocieka,
Hucza strza}y, szabla dzwoni -
Reszta wojska ~jeszcze czeka.
Lubomirski n~iecierpliwy
Wargi gryzie, czo}o chmurzy,
Rycerz dummy, walki chciwy,
Vice ME zdzierzy} geby d{uzej:
= Ten Czarnecki cos bez troski
Cub ludzi! krzykna} srogo,
Wojewoda zas Witowski
Konia swego spia} ostroga-
Pred Czarneckim sta e nagle,
Co ~zasepion, wciaz ma przedzie,
w rece sciska COLA sable
l do rzeki pu}ki wiedzie:
- Wasza mi}osc, tego mostu
Niepodobna wzias6 poprostu!
= ia tez ME chce! Ruszaj vase
Wiesc, gdzie kaAe, pu}ki nasze!-
Rzek{ Czarnecki zimno, twardo,
Sypna} z oczu b1yskawice
l odwroci} glove harda,
Ably spojrze6 "a Pilice:
Tam juz wszystkie szwedzkie SHY
w strone mostu sic zwroci}y.
Polskie lasy, polskie b}onia!
Pan Czarnecki spina konia!
Patrzcie, ogieh bile z twarzy,
Patrzcie, grom sic w oku larry!
Znajcie wodza, z%najcie meza,
Co ME z soil ami z roll
Ale z tego, co go boil,
Powsta}, valley i zwycieza!
Juz pred frontem wojska sadzi,
Szabla zwis}a ma temblaku,
Zo}nierzyska patrza radzi,
Oczekuja tylko znaku.
Nagle z g}owy czapke zrywa,
CZO1O DOtem sic SDerli1O-
Who's sic zjezy}, niby grzywa,
A on hukna} z gromu si}a:
= Hej mosciwi, wrog sic woda
Nam zastawi}, drwin sic ina,
Durny, mysli, re przeszkoda
Ola mas rzeka jest rodzima!
On przep}yna} morskie tonic,
BY pognebic ziemie Polska,
Zali rzeki W jej obronie
Me przep}ynie polskie ~wojsko?....
Uniesienie go porwa}o,
Wsta} W kulbace, czapke cisua1,
Pred wojskami szabla lysna1,
A W powietrzu dalej grzmialo:
Ia NINA, "a NINA, hej ma wrogi,
Komu mia wiara nasza,
Komu mia ziemia Lasza!-
Tu taranta wbi{ ostrogi
TAX, re rumak smigna{ W gore -
Do Pilicy wpad} wezbranej!
Fala prys}a W bryzgow chmure,
w tecz kolory, W bale piany,
W6dz I koh nrzapa6Ii w olab;
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-01
Uciekaia szwedzi, uciekaia iuchy.

Oo'0haJ4 oI"ouLl, uciehaJa Jucny,
Niemal Re pc ziemi suna kohskie brzuchy.
Suna wraze syny czereda do lasu
Poczekajta jeno ME ola wan Lach wczasu!
DO choc Lach ME msciwy, DO choG Lach cierpliw
Gdy mu dogryziecie W doll sprawiedliwej,
Jako ziarno W zarnie zetrze W garsci wroga!
Toe mu ME nowina ola Polski ! Boga,
Ola swietej Panienki, co mu jest Kr6lowa,
Plunac W garst grzmotnac. Bywaj oh}opie zdr,
Two!
Niemal re ca}y ZION armji, goniony
ku lasom, jeszcze ma lace wycieto.
R%ajtarji tylko nieliczne szwadrony
w gestwine wpad}y, majac Laude cieta
Tuz, tuz ma karku. Jednakze najd}uzej
Trwa{a gonitwa ma warszawskiej drodze,
Ktora umyka} armji oddzia} duzy,
Zmykali take szwedzkich pu}k6w wodze.
Dwakroc margrabia Alfred usi{owa}
Wstrzymac gonitwe. Lecz dwakroe rozbity
Wreszcie tenn tylko swe zycie salwowa{,
he broh swa rzuciI, a z MIN znakomity
Oddziaf francuzkiej, przybocznej pischoty.
Reszta jak z wiatrem wyrzucona plewa-
Jazda wyborna, muszkieterow roty =
Goniona wpad}a t{umnie do Mniszewa.
Tam muszkietnikow w~ycieto. Konnice
Pedzono dalei W Czerska okolice,
Gdzie rozsypana wsrod lasow, topieli,
kowili ch}opi do cna wycieli.
MIN s}ohce zasz}o, armja okaza}a
Grafa Badenu W rozpaczy kona}a.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-01

= Ia moim panem! = krzykna{ Micha}ko,
Ten sam, co spisa} sic pod Rudnikiem,
l grzmotna} koniem W wode jak paika
/ OTTO p{ynie "a naczelnikiem.
W~o}odyjowski, wojska ozdoba,
Wrzasnawszy:- Ia nina! - nurkna{ W potoku.
= Jezus, Maryja! rykna} Zagloba, g.
Gdy jego rumak wspia} sic do skoku.
Wtem lava MEOW rune}a W fale,
Az wyskoczy&a z szumem ma brzegi,
Choragiew Laudy pierwsza W zapale,
Wisniowieckiego "a mia szeregi,
l Witowskiego, Stapowskiego
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-07-03
Notwithstanding the vorious

Notwithstanding the various i'm
peTfments that have been thrown in
re way of the building of the Little
Kanawha railroad, from continuous
opposition of old fogies to any and all
public Improvements, to Injunction
proceedings for personal purposes,
the road continues to improve aud
will ultimately be extended. In all
matters of personal, religious and pc.
litical preferment we should always
keep an eye out for our own interests.
With little or no trouble Il people can
cut and place in the hands OF man
a club with which to break their own
heads.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-07-03

The world ever stretches forth its
hand and yearns for money! Money
the great bedrock OF evil. Money,
three pieces Of which, was the pur-
chase price of the Savior of the world
Money. the greatest blessing man
has ever known when unabused
Money, like all other things which
man has appropriated to his own use,
is good until its value is lost beneath
debries OF abuse Money was not
created by man. Money is, and al
ways has been, Il God given product
with man as his agent, and he who
abuses the privileges OF his Steward
ship, renders himself unworthy to
handle the funds OF God, and from q
human standpoint ought to be disin-
heire,ed.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-07-03

The Little Kanawha Railroad have
made flat rate on all classes of gen.
eral merchandise, Parkershurg to
G reston, Of lG%c per hundred pounds
On flour, feed, meal and all classes
of grain 10c per hundred lbs. This
Co has maintained a large expense in
running the Steamer Nellie Bartlett,
which plies between Cresion and Pal
esiine in connection with the l.. X.
r. Il. Co., and our merchants should
not hesitate to consign shipments by
that route.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-07-03

We have long wanted Hon. Geo
Washington Tippett hohored with Il
place on the Democratic ticket, but
with each convention he has sur.
rendered his own ambition to some
one else, Cor the sake of harmony.
He is now candidate for the nomi-
nation for Presidential Ecctor and
we believe he is honestly entitled to
the place.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-07-03
Damocratic Primary EIection.

D'ilOCiatic PRIMARY Election.
Pursuant to the action ofa con.
vonliou, Of the Democratic party, Of
the county Of Calhoun. held al the
Court House Of said county, on the
llfh, day Of June 1900, and in con
iormiiy with the action OF the Demo.
cratic Executive Committee, Of said
cornty, held at Arnoldsburg. on he
9th day Of June, 1900. ior The pur
pose Of ascertaiuing and fixing GER.
tain details thereof there will be
held at the several voting places
hereinafter named on Saturday. the
2S,h day Of July, 1900, Primary
Election, for The purpose Of nominal.
ing the candidates of said Democratic
party 90 be voted for alta general
election 90 be held on the Gfh day Of
1900, chat f. Nv cav car.
didaics Tor tbe following county and
district offices, towi': Member o.
the House ofDclcpatcs for Calhons
county Sheriff j. cuti lt ito arv
Assessor Couu'y Surveyor, Commits.
fpuer NJ tho County court. fora ull
term and Cnmmis-ioncr Of rhc Coun.
~ court, 10 GIl the vacancy ,cras.ion.
sd by the death Of w. a Dumcld
md in each II thc magi,tcral die.
.ricte Of The said county there will be
nominated Two candidates for the
,fice ofJu-ticc Of the Peace, two can.
iIdates for the office ol Constable.
'ud one for Commissioner Of tho
Board Of Education.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-07-03

No valley of earth verdent and
beautiful, and 5ounteous in fruitful
ness may be compared to single un.
selfish, noble impulse, in His sight.
The wealth Of Golconda, with lis
treasures expended in outward adorn-
ment fades into iusiguifsceuce COM
pared TO single virtuous life in His
sight.
Iutellig 1T, purposeful inquiry MS
to what we are and what are our
possibilities, as to what God is in
Himself and what He is to us is met
with more welcome greeting in His
sigh; than Kings and Queens arrayed
in regal robes.
The Ocean is less deep and her
treasures less precious in His sight
than the hope of the beggar, chat
enlereth into that within the veil"
The out-burst OF philanthropic in.
terest, in ones kind. is more heauti.
ful than the Rose Of Sharon, and the
grace of love for our race more fra.
grant than the lily of the valley in
? II is sight, for "he that love,h God
lnve;h his brother also, and, to love
as God loves is the secret Of every
christian grace, and the lover of his
race. He who regards man as God
regards man has attained to the high
est conception Of philanihropic life
and outshines the brillancy of the sun
To have an individual interest will
God and that interest with God il
, our brother man, is Christ like, and
20 personify, to exemplify that Chris
like interest in our brother man i
Christianity, and christianity "payse
f not by on the other side" for it i
unsclfsh love.
Would you be more beautiful thar
the Rose OF Sharon, more iraeran
IN influence than the lily of the val
. ley, more varied in splendors of char
5 acter than earth and sea- and sky?-
learn to trace His matchIess oualitie
, OF grace and love through revelation
/ and i'll the visible world to his pur
pose in them, and by them in yourself
, Think on His beauties until Won
thoughts Of him become DELIGHTFUL
beautiful. Mediate upon His pre-
/ cepts until your delight is in the la,
. Of the Lord" walk with him unit
, you learn to keep step by His rule q
r life for man. Embrace His grace.
f and blessings as helps; these helps Il
, channels entering into the sea Of liG
5 from whence they flow. His lay
: your guide; His love your aspiration
} His purpose your motive; His glpr
, your joy. And beyond your pre.en
weakness and temptations in son,
sweet hour you shall awaken to
, sense Of the love of CHRIST, aud array
ed in robe Of righteousness tn
| adornments of which are love, j.,
, peace, longsuff1ring, gontleness, good
ness, faith, meekness, patience al
l diamonds Of first water, imperishabI,
, and fragrant with grace, and all col
lected by yourself in your walks wit
e God along the shores Of His own in
finltude, you shall realize for yoursel
| the beauty OF Il robe OF Righteousness
, aud that that robe itself is the beaut,
e Of holiness.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-07-03

r. L. Hawkins, ofPhilippi, w. Va.
buys and sells real estate on his own
account and on commission. He
makes a specially of farming and
grazing lands Write him descrip
ton and price of what You have for
sale, OF the kind Of property you
wish to purchase.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-07-03

The CuRoNIcLE iob printing de
partment has recently been supplied
with all the equipments necessary for
any kind Of printing, from the neat,
plain business stationery to the multi
coored poster We give special
attention to book work.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-07-03

y thing or two of special import
ance should be born in mind by the
people of the Little Kanawha valley
in the selection of Congressional can
didates, one Of the most important,
of which is tie improvement of the
river and the present inadequate
lock and dam system
The government has no right, legal
or otherwise, to contiscate the
property of the present owners. Yet
we believe that with MI of tie natural
wealth of this valley that we ought
to be allowed to market the same
without paying tribute to some cor
poration who happens to own the
present locks and dams.
Then there is but one honorable
method Infringing about such stat,
! ofGiiairs and that is by the purchase
OF the stock Of the present owners
In doing this shall we look to mel
who have conflicting interests Oh
shall we 90 tn those who are free t,
act for the people most interested
We should see to it that there are II,
conflicting railroad interests.
I o.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-07-03

owe have sold many different
cough remedies, but none has given
better satisfaction than Chamber.
Iain's," says MIR. Charles HoIzhnusr,
Druggist, Newark, n. j. 1T is
perfectly safe and can be relied upon
in all cases of coughs, colds or hoarse.
ness. Sold by Dye Pharmacy.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-07-03

After all of the issues are made up,
and confidence is again fully restored,
the markets Of the world will still be
governed Ivy the law of supply and
demand. When there is something
to do labor can he employed, when
there is nothing to do the picture is
reversed.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-07-03

The Republican State convention
on the 1lth will call together re
markable aggregation Of West Vir
ginia talent.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-07-03
We are better prepared to do your
job work now than we have ever been
before. Give US an order.

You assume no risk when you buy
ChamberIain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. Dye Pharmacy
will refund your money if you are
not satisfied after using it. 1t j.
everywhere admitted to be the most
successful remedy in use for bowel
complaints and the only one that
never fails. It is pleasant, safe and
rclinhIe.
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The said Primary election shall be
conducted as nearly as practicable
under what Is known as the Aus.
traiian Ballot system. and shall be
held in the following named districts
at the following named places to.wit:
IN the districts Of Sheridan, Center
and Sherman At the places now per.
scribed by law for holding the cener.
al election, in the district of Lee.
at A.noldsburg, Richardson and Hur,
and in the district of Washington.
at Minnora and Okla, and The com.
mittee has selected the following
named commissioners to conduct the
said election at the various voting
places at which the same shall be
held, that is to say,
SHERIDAN DISTRICT
Freed, j. G.. Monroe, IL. A. Fer.
rell and w. w. Cunningham.
Brooksvile, William Bowers, lie.
vi Petit and Thomas Wolv ron.
CENTER DISTRICT.
Grantsvile,-JeG Kelley, Samuel
NJ. Gamer and T. f. Jefreys
Chestnut Grove,-R. =. Wilson,
+. jackson and Joe L Snjdcr.
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Remember that at the Chronicle
office YOU can get any and all kinds
OF job work done yea want, and much
cheaper than you can yet itdone else
where;
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1t is impolijic to be narrow mind.
ed or hide bound in views on political
or other questions
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Misses Nettie Hathaway and Flor.
ence Elliott, of Sycamore, were very
pleasant guests in this town last Tues.
day.
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Some one wrote 20. from Arnolls.
burg last week, about his name being
on che delinquent lI-t, but failed Co
sign bis name.
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Ifit comes to the worst we can lick
the Citizens also.
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Rev. ID. n. Connolly was about
town short while Friday.
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Hill ard straddle for the Vice Pres.
ilency. We don't know exactly what
the American people are to he PLAID
for any way, unless ii be suckers.
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Hughes is a mighty popular man ,
but the Bosses say he won't do. -
Signal.
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LITTLE KAEAWHA RAILROAD 70,
Time Table.

Daily except Sunday Eastern time.
In effect, "Wednesday, May -, 1898.
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! trains daily except Sunday.
II. Wilson, Jr., Traffic Agt.
T.. +. WILSON Supt.
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Guiding cards for sale at this Office
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Justices blanks for sale here.
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The llies are real sources Of enjoy.
mentin early morn, especially a. they
travel zap and down one. nose.
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There were but few teachers in at.
tendance at the Teachers meeting
saturday.
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Additional Locals.

Raspbcrries are now on the market.
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IN CHRONICLE BUILDING

Nain S,reet pert door to Drug Store.