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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1901-08-20
Want Column

With = view to running a want
column regularly, we will for che
next four ses run any want ad
sent to MS, 1t any nature, free o
charge. J GU have anything you
wish to 81 ,o,e Of, OF If you want any
particular thing or il you want hired
help for any particular line Of work
send in an ad and watch the result.
WANTED:-Ons oase Of serofuls, let
Ter, Muscular rheumatism, Eczema, White
Sgelling or .Cotalgis that SWAtMS PAN
KEN, can't cure. For sale at Bell Bros,
Henrietta w Va.
YANTEb:1To sell one half ln.as
u aplaihiBs hill outfit, and good single
mill. For further particulars spply to
=, ~ ,.s'4 J. N. STARKEY,'
at r, b srtRKgy's, Claria, W. Va
Z WANTED.--To rent my farm b some
good man. Will furnish everything need
ed to farm with, and a good house and
garden ] will pay for al extra work done
on farm, and will furnish steady work for
one man FOR which ! will pay cash. For
other particulars call on or address,
+. b. SFARREY,
Clara, W. Va.
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MT. ZION.
SKrP's MATE.

Ed. ChrOnicIe:-As the weather
has changed and ne EFe having
plenty Of rain, we will come again.
Little Minnie Poling's arm winch
WA SO badly burned, is improving
nicely.
T. 7. Hodges who has the small
pox is some better at this writing.
William Sickles, one of our hard
working citizens, is doing some work
at Hur for w. o. Uihstead.
j. W. sickles has purchased new
moving machine.
OscAr Stemple and John Evans
still continue TO lay the grass down
Albert Polling 10 helping j. j.
BOOber ran the threshing machine.
William Gibson is suffering yery
much with a pain in his right eye.
Elizabeth Sickle and her sister
we're visiting her daughter Of Roane
county this week.
Say Felix" / would like 10 pur
chase one Of your Billy goats for
"Bill Nye" 10 ride over to the Ar.
noldsburg fair on.
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For Sale or Trade.

One grist mill, water peWeF, and
80 acres Of land. Will sell or trade,
for city or town property. Good res
idence, good barn and orchard.
The mill has a fine trade, and in a
good location, one mile from Rocks.
dale.
Call on or address,
A. H. JONES.
Plymouth Mills.
Rocksdale, w. Va.
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CLARIA.

A. B. hester, who was brought
home from Redwood few days sRo
with typhoid fever, is very low. We
join with his many friends in wishing
for his speedy recovery.
j. j. Smith, who is confined to his
bed with typhoid fever, is no better
81 this writing.
iona Stockwell, who was injured
by beng stepped on by blind horse,
is, we are glad to say, much better.
E. P. aud A. H. Bailey, who have
had very severe cases of typhoid,
are, we are pleased to note, able to be
out again.
+ notice since "Wood Chuck" got
one of Felix's goats to ride, he is out
again.
l.. H. Booher and d. w. Gof
made flying trip to Spencer last
week.
A. H. Bailey and Miss 0ertie
Riggs were visiting relatives OH
Daniels run last week.
Lee Gamer. of Pine Creek, has beer
employed by the trustees to teach the
Stsrkey school this winter.
ID. w. and Arizona GOH were Wis
ting friende and relatives, at Min
nora the latter part of last week.
May heaven On, you ia choices
blesSiSgs shower >, is the sincere wisl
of
SRrB's MATp
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i. .nmewhst on the

u .nneNhat un th'
..son. james Bagget anC
* started for the lumoeI
.cholas county today.
a oil we'll in the Rosedal,
.me in rank duster, but the
.pany expects to find the pay il
ne lower lands.
Several teamsters made trips t
Spencer foe goods last week.
We have had some fine rains In the
last week which will make us bushels
of corn.
We are still having some trouble
and fun about schools 10 this district,
hut the matter will be clear when the
b. Of r. gets through with the school
hw. understand that they are
studying it to perfection.
VIM. Bourn, formerly of Calhoun,
but now residing in Braxton, Is not
expected to live. He is sOrely Attic.
ted with cancer.
Robert Sharp's son, who was bad.
lY cut by falling on an open knife
last Sunday, is in very serious con-
ditiOn.
WIN. Taylor and wife are contem-
plating business and pleasure trip
to the lower part of the county.
Warren johnson has been taking
his meals standing for few days, as
he is somewhat afflictedwith bOiles.
Roy johnson was on a business
trip to Spencer, with his father, last
week.
Balls Dewease, brother Of Daniel
Dewease, Of this place Was visiting in
these partE last week.
May the Chronicle and Felix both
live long and happily.
=. p.
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IN MEMORIUM.

/
around US, aud when least expected.
they envelope and consume US. We
may he young, we may be rich, we
may be popular; but the grim mon.
ster regards none of these things
when he needs us. 1t always has
been. and perhaps ever will be. a
deep mystery why our noble young
men and young women, whose lives
are just budding into usefulness.
whuse future SCENE 10 be ali lined
With the sweet-scented flowers Of sue.
cess, should be called upon TO forego
all that seems 30 dear TO them and
fall asleep to become food for the
worms If the earth to live upon.
But God works in mysterious way,
His wonders to perform" And
while we can not see His reasons
therefor, it is q part of the divine
plan Of arrangements, and it is ours
to submit nnquestioningly.
George b. jackson, in whose mem.
DRY this is written, was born Dec. 8,
1873, in Calhoun county, and died
July 80, 1901, in the Kessler Hospit.
al, at Clarkshurg. He was the
oldest son of Samuel and Margaret
jackson, Of Henrietta, aud besides
his parents he leaves two sisters and
two brothers 10 mourn over his un.
timely demise. He was not mem.
Der Of any church organization; but
he was converted and protested faith
in the allatoning grace OF Christ, under
the pastorate Of Rev. Sam Robinson,
at Henrietta. in 1897. And ever
since that time, he has lived faith
full and consistent Christian life,
cbeying the Commands and following
in the Footsteps Of our Savior. And
when he came down to the edge of
the lark river of death, ~ the waves
began TO ripple about his feet, he
expressed hi, entire faith and com.
plete confidence in the promises of
God and gently and SweetIy fell
asleep. 1t must I've hard to die at
any place or any time, but it seems
to US that it would be doubly hard, in
strange and distant land, far from
friends and relatives, with NO fond
mothers nor sisters kiss upon our
brow, and no loving hands OF dear.
est friends to minister unto us. Yet
such was the death Of him we loved
and of whom we write.
George was always good buy.
Ever y body liked him. He worked
hard and attended strictly to his own
business. Though starting with moth.
ing, he acquired fair education, and
graduated from the Mountain State
Business College, at Parkersburg.
He then took up the carpenter trade,
and waS working at this at Richwnod,
when the fatal d,ease took hold of
him. Out of his earnings he had
laid by considerable money, possibly
81 900 or more, which will fall to his
'father.
! His uncle, Frank Marshall, wa
with him at the time of his death
and had his body buried at Glsrks
burg.
To his relatives and friends, vi
have only to say, try ~ emulate BIZ
noble Christian e1Emplr. KeeI
your Own lives pure and tpotless, ant
live 30 that when the Summon comes
for you, you can clasp glad hands viii
him on the other shore, where part
ingss sickness, sorrow and death or
nHkDjWn. and everlasting bliss an
happiness reign supreme.
fF A FREED.
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$ f.. Keith and Bud Parsons, two
'rominept and prosperous oitizeps, Of
~ we're looking after some bust.
,rs here last Saturday.
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| FREED
THE HONE GOLD CURE.
An Ingenious by which Drunk
ards are Being Cured DAILY
In Spite of themselves.

No NOXIoIIs Doses. No Weaken.
fBR Of the Nerves. A Pleas
ant and POsitlV Cure
for the Liquor Habit.
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WHITE PINE.

Greatest wonder in the word But
when little Pony Anderson stained
the ground with the blood Of some OF
the hoys they soon found that bluffs
would not go all the time.
Since the post office was changed
at White Pine We have not received
but one copy ofthe Chronicle hut
once in about four weeks
We are informed that Squire
Marshall's court is hard place for n
EpeAkeasy man to come in contact
with. We are glad that there is one
who will deal with them to the iull
extent Of the law.
Some Of the wine bibbers are harp.
ing ON the county court granting
state license. We would say how.
ever that they should grant them
n ball and chain, and let those fellows
who are prowling around work their
fines out on the public roads.
Elijah Ash and his wife have re-
turned from he Sand Fork oil field
To the old home stead sc the mouth
of Laurel.
TUCKER.
For the want Of space we bad to
leave part Of this communities tion
oft. Come again Tucker. Ed.
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PoPsHor.


ATTORNEY J. d. Wolverton, Of Park
srsburg, il 70 be married ~
.Tesu Of htS connection
With the Ellis Clam case. Il seems thai
Joe bad a sweetheart ia Texas ssvegsl ysar
ago snd they we're engaged % be married
One day they qusrrelled over some trivial
mstter, and within three days he left, com.
ing 10 Parkenburg; tho lady also left the
ssate going 20 Chicago. Within few
weeks their pet wore %, and they began
to ssafph for each other Neither could
get any word Of where the other bad gone,
and thus for several voary yesu they have
kept up ~ eEyangoliue" search Tor one an
other. Finally few days ago the lady
IN residing report Of the Ellis Glenn Gaze,
saw the co.'s name used % associate atlor.
neg, and she haslfned 10 write him enolos-
ing a photograph Upon receipt Of this
Joe didn't do Thing BINS HE himself 10
New jersey, where he lady nov llves. and
where soon the words will be pronounced
which will make them Or This is Bit
oftrue romance found IN real life,
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William Bennett, who is charged With
the murder Of UlySes Robinson, at picnic
near Burning SPRING., last 4th of July n
year, was arrested by +. C. Copen, prosecu-
ting attorney of Writ county, at Richwosd
view days ago, and is now 10 jail at Eliza
beth.
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II is now general known and understood
that Drunkenness il q disease and not
WeakDess A body filled with poison, and
nerves completely shattered by periodicsl
OF constant use Of Intoxicating liquors, re-
qTiteS an antidote capable Of nsutraliEing
aud Graduating This poison, and destroying
the craving for intoxicants. Sufferers may
now cure thsmh6lVes at home without pub
Lefty or loss Of time from business by this
wonderful "HOME GOLD CURE which
has been perfected after many years'o close
study aud treatment Of inebriatos. The
faithful use according to directions Of this
wonderful discovery Is positively g,inran-
tsed 10 cure the most obstinate else no
matter how hard drinker. Our records
show the marvellous transformation pfthou-
sands Of DrInkards into sober, indartrious
and upright men.
WIVES CURE YOUR HUSBANDS :
CHILDREN CURE YOUR FATHERS r.!
This remedy ia IN 10 sense q nostrum bptrs
a specific for this disease only, and Il 80
akilfully devised and pgbpsPod thntae Il
thoroughly soluble and pleasant V the tasi O.,
20 that II can be given IN c6p 81 tea ~
coffee without she hhoNleJ, Of th6psfSop
lakinE H. ThonsAzads Of bt1bkafaa have
cured themselves Wiih'tkis pfi68iess fsEiedy,
and B nncy more have hocn cured and
made temperate men BY ~haviHf the
CURE administered BY lsfiSZ4ffsnds
and rela6ves without their kn9Nlsd3h n
coffee Or stta, and believe today thsl they
discontinued dfifkiiif ofineiF own fres will
Do NOT WATT no NOS be sd6ihded
by apparent and misleading Improvement"
Drive out the disshse n once add for All
tine. The HONE GOLD CURE is
sold a. the extremely low price Of One
Dollar, thus placi6g within rsach Of every.
body a treatnaent MORE eHeoiual than others
costing e25 10 500 Full directions accom-
pany eich package. Special sdvice by
skilled physicians when requested without
extra chaHR Sent prepaid to any part Of
the world on'receipi Of One Dollar Ad-
dress Dept O25f. III g. GILES IL
COMPANY, 238O and 2. rket Street,
Philadelphia.
~ II correspondence strictly identisl
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Parts OF the
zen to Us
ysP0Eflents.
louisville.


lttfe scarce here.
'ruce Terrell had the misfortune
ing another fine horse last
,ckman hes Just moved IN.
blacksmith shop here.
1stead will occupy the
ny him near the mill.
iard, who has been via
svilIe friends for the pas
returned home
is alright, but he is good
an animal owned by Squire
ton, continually goring the
ie brush
Miss Campbell from Parkers.
is here nursing the fever pa
Its She has quite a reputation
a nurse. and is meeting with good
access.
This town, We understand will
SOON bs incorporated, and it Will then
be the leading town in the county.
We corld find roum for the court
house down here.
Fred CuI verh0use and estimable
IGdy we're viewing the sights around
the nil field day or two last week.
A box supper was given last We'd
hesday evening at the pleasant home
Of MIR. and Mrs. w. S. Terrell, for
the benefit of a Mrs. Faylor who is
here receiving treatment from Uncle
Perry Campbell for cancer.
DIR. White has the check reins
drawn very tight on the fever at this
time. The DR.. has los: but 9 cases
0utof 20 very bad ones.
You g gat any kind Of meat at
fhe BrooksviIle meat market from
young chicken to buffalo.
Squire Rogers is building an adj
dition to his dwelling.
BrOoksville Is soon to have gas fer
fuel and lights. Who saws This is
nat the gtektest town in the ststei
Hiram j. FerreH is IN poor health
~ tlhS writing. Itwas feared he was
takihg typhOid fever, but it is now
hoped thet he 10 not.
G. l.. 4hanks, the blacksmith, den.
fist and barber 10 doing land Office
business.
We notice In yonr paper that a
lot is offered to be donated 10 some
BoUd Doctor 10 locate here. We also
need = minister and lawyer, and " 9,
the cilizens, here offer 70 donate q frat
class fox hound to either OF both
Of these WORTHLESS, II he viii locate
Rmong vs..
Several ofthe country la6s and
Ihs'es attended the hop in town last
Wednesday night.
Bsrt FerrAll, of the mouth Of BIZ
Root, is very low with typhoid. fever
Hls sister, Mrs. Minnie Owens, Of
this place, IL at his bedside. Hi,
many friends hope for his speedy
recovery,
Mrs r. C. Campbell. of Big Root
was shopping in Town one day last
week.
George Wissman, of Leading
creek, vas IN town day or two las
week
DR.. White has Just closed a dea
whereby he becomes the owner OI
some royalty in the Metz oil field.
James w. Philips and wife, Of
Burning Springs, and Frank Deyore,
wife and children, Of Parkersbure
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. s. q
Rogers this week.
r. G.. Cain has been very low With
typhoid fever at his home on The
head Of Big root, We are pleased e
pot0, however, that be is improving
some at this writing, and Il IL the
hopes Of his many friends that bt
will soou be entirely we'll.
Felix must have roos ived bis check
from the Chronicle for we noticed
bin buying a new neok-tie, tor which
be paid twenty-five cents, cash 10
hand,
3gAKEB.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-05-04
NOTICE
TO MORTGAGE CREDITORS.

Sheriff and Tax Collectors Office, Parish
of st. Mary, Louisiana.
FRANKLIN, La, April 18th, 1901.
In conformity with the law Of Louis
lana notice is hereby given to all parties
holding mortgages upon real estate To-
Gated in the Parish of st. Mary on which
taxes for the year 1900 have not been
paid, that I will begin the sale Of the
same at the Court House door on Satur-
day, the 25th day of May A. D. 1901, at
IL o'clock a. m, and that number of
pieces of property so delinquent are now
being advertised in the st. Mary BANNER
in conformity with law preparatory to
such sale.
The attention of mortgage creditors is
especially called to these advertisements
of take sales and they are warned to take
such steps prior to the sale, as may be
necessary to protect their rights.
JOHN 3. SANDERS,
Sheriff and Ex-Otficio Tax Collector,
Parish of st. Mary, La.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-05-04

THE ATTAkAPAS OIL co.

The Attahapas Oil Company, Lin
tied, WIS organized n Franklin.
last Wedne sday night Aith capital
stock Of 100000. Mr.. D. C"tfery,
Jr., is president, slr. John Saith,
son Of DR.. G. N. Smith, is vice-prcsi-
dent, MI. George II. O'Nicll is
secretary and MI. j. Warren Foster
is treasurer. The board Of directors
is composed Of the m's, Substantial
business men Of the parish. The
capital stock is divided in o0,0o0
shares Of tie par va nc Of one dollar
per share. The company controls
about 10000 acres q options in ;hls
parish and cIe.here, but the com
panv intends to begin drilling in the
parish of st. Mary where they feel
confident Of striking oil. There is a
clause in this company's charter
which provides that no stock shall
be sold for less tLan it's par value.
There will be therefore a dollar in the
treasury, either il cash or its cqulva-
lent, tor every dollar subscribed.
This in itself should inspire absolute
confidence. 1t is worth something
to know whether we have oil in this
parish, and If the company. strikes
oil it Will make its subscribers rich.
Every citizen should subscribe for
stock according to lis or her means,
and boom the parish. Read the
Attakapas advertisement in another
column.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-05-04
PERSON Ais.
column.

Miss Matte Underwood departed
for New Orleans on Tuesday last.
Miss Gertrude Caftry returned
home this week from Washington,
d. Z.
Mr.. G. Z. Borah has been absent
this week prospecting at Beaumont,
Texas.
Mrs. DR.. Wells, Of New Orleans, is
q guest Of Rev. and Mrs. H. R.
Carson.
Miss Martha Foster is visiting in
New Iberia, guest Of Mrs. Donnie
Foster.
Mr.. Geo. D. Palfrey paid New
Iberia a business visit the forepart
Of the week.
Mr.. Scott Underwood departed
this week for st. Helena parish on a
visit to his relatives.
Miss Helen Brig and her guest,
Mrs. Cameron, spent last Thursday
in town, guest of Mrs. Connolly.
The Unsectarian Aid Society held
its regular monthly meeting at the
home of Mrs. Bodin Oh Thursday.
Mrs. Z. c. Williams, Of Lafourche
parish, is visiting Franklin, guest OF
her daughter, Mrs. DR.. B. w
Smith.
Miss Rose Higgins has been
quite sick, but we are glad to say
has recovered sufficient to be at her
store again.
At the Euchre Club on Wednes.
day Miss sigur won the first prize.
a dainty jewel case, and Miss Oracle
Allen, the second, silver nail file
Mrs. Mollie Cameron. of Natchez,
Miss, and Miss Pecot, were guests
of the Club.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1901-05-04

Supt. Wilbur H. Kramer, Of st
Mary, visited the Normal last Mon
day for the purpose OF consulting
with President Caldwell concerning
The Summer School that is to be
held at Franklin this season. Supt.
Kramer has enlisted several neigh
boring parishes in plan TO form a
GUNNER school association and hold
lhe sessions in the different parishes
each season. In this way the par
ishes 20 united will have the full
eDeft of a Peabody Summer School
svery year, while the expenses will
b comparatively light on each par
'bh. By uniting the parishes the
Institute Board will be able to use
more funds for the summer school
and thus give a stronger faculty and
thus give a stronger faculty for the
work. This is an excellent plan for
the parishes and other sections OF
the State might profit by the exam
pie. St. Mary, Iberia, St. Martin,
lafayette and Vermilion parishes
are the parishes at present united in
This organization. Echoes,
Natchltoches.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.
23rl Judicial District Court, Parish
of st. Mary, La.
Louis peuchu VS.. Be1izaire Joli.
vet. No. 49,

By virture of a wit of fcri facias is
sued out of the Honorable 23rd judicial
District Court, in and for the Parish Of
st. Mary, and to me directed in the
above numbered and entitled suit, have
seized and will offer for sale for cash to
the last and higest bidder at the prin-
cipal door of the Court House, in Frank
lin on
SATURDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF
MAY, A. D., 1901.
between the hours of II o'clock a. m.
and clock p IN. the following des-
cribcd property, to wit
1st. That undivided right, title, inter-
est and demand into certain triangular
piece of land, being part of the old
Darby plantation and described as CONS
mencing at the intersection of the public
road to Cypremort with bayou Choupi-
que, thence running easterly on the
south side of said road about sixty CO.,
rod, more or less, to an angle in said
road. thence 81 degrees west, or on a line
with or extended to said bayou Choupi-
que, thence mp the said bank of said
bayou to place of beginning and contains
ing about eight acres of land, he the same
more or less. The said triangular piece
Of land is bounded north by said por-
ton of said Cypremort road, which ex.
tended from the said bayou Choupique
to the angle in said road, which leads
easterly from said angle. and west by
the east bank of bayou Choupique re-
corded in book "U' of Conveyauces,
page 172.
2ud. The undivided interest in the n.
f, I of the N. E. / of Sec. 30 in T. IA, 5,
r. 9, E.. in the southwestern Land Dis
trict of Louisiana, containing about fifty
and 81 100 acres, more or less, accord>
ing to the official plot of survey of said
lands returned to the State land office of
the State of Louisiana, as per patent
No. 5434 from the register of the State
land Office of Louisiana dated the Bird day
of April, A. D. 1858. Recorded in book
sY" of Conveyances. page 211, with an
undivided interest in and to all the
buildings and Improvements on said two
tracts situated.
JNO. 3. SANDERS, Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, Parish of st. Mary, April
10th, A. D. 1901.
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THE FRANKLIN OIL AND MIN
ERAL COMPANY.

Ever since oil has been tiiscoverr.t
in Texas. the oil fe,er las gradual.
spread Il! over Southwest Louisiana
| 1t has struck Franklin, AMI IS & rr
suit number of our most subst,.l
;iai business men orsanizrl Oh
Thursday The rranhlin Oh and
Mineral {'no,jauy. Limited Tie
capital s,cc, is placed at 500. DtU.
shares al one doil,r each pa. va,;,c,
worcestershire. j large nun.,er ot
shares lave already Teen 1i~p"s,t,
of. Tie coupauv !las secuted ie4e"s
and options "a p!aecs il III, and
other parishes.
The coinpauI liz, purchased! TIC
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