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Wan. Column

WANTED: To sell a steam 80. horse
power saw and Touring mill, carding
machine connected All machinery
first class. For price call ON or al.
dress, j. T. WALDO, GkANrsvli If.
w. VA.
WANTED: "A first.class cook, de
sires position in a lumber camp-has
cooked in lumber camps in Penn
sylvania as we'll as some of the largest
hotels in that state and Ohio. He
is thoroughly competent.
Address, y. NJ. AkTnURs,
1860 Missouri St Toleda, Ohio
WANTED To sell first class Osborne
Moving Machine Anyone wishing To
purchase will do well to call ON or address
W. G. Brooks, Big Bend, w. Va
Wanted: To sell COW 10 or If ycors old.
nearly dry with little feeding will make
good beef Will sell at a fair price.
/. l.. Sinners White Pine W. Va.
WANTEp;-To sell saw mill, in good
condition with all equipments, Hart Bros
Manufacture. Will sell for cash or credit
either. For further information call on or
address ENo- SNIpER, Big Springs
WANrEn:-To hire a girl for light house.
work at reasonable price. all on or adj
drcS, 7. j. SrAKCHEE, Claria
WANrED:-To furnish every family in
| Calhoun county with Singer sewing ma
chine, one of the very best machines made.
Terms To suit f. VI. OK Big Bend
WANTED:-One case OF Scrofula, Tet-
ter, Muscular Rheumatism, Eczema, White
SNeIing or Coxalgia that SWAIM'S PAN
AEEA, cam cure. For sale at Bell Bros,
Henrietta W. Va.
WANTED:-To sell ono half intere
in "a planning mill outfit, aud a good single
mill For further particulars apply to
J. VI. SrARKEY,
at T.. b. SrAEKEy's, Claria, w Va.
WASTED; Your patronage and your pro
ducc We pay Sc, per lb for young chick
ems, and loot, per doz for eggs II will
pay Won 90 see one stock of goods BELL.
BROS. BIG BARGAIN STORE
Henrietta, vs.. Va
WANrED-To sell one good mich
COW. Easy terms.
CYRUS HICKMAN.
WASTED: To sell set OF carpenter tools
Good 90. now VIII scII for clsh or trade
for good mi.s COW. Call on or address.
j. J.. MARSHALL
Henrietta w Va
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j. Il. BLAIR
Talks About the Extension of
the Little Kamawha
Railroad.

President j T. Blair, of the Little
Kanawha Railroad Co., is in the
city. He came from Pittsburg last
night, in which city there was con
ference Of the capitalists interested in
the road and its extension. MIR
Blair said 10 a reporter: Il will re
main in Parxera burg much of the
time from now ON. The general OF.
fees Of the Company will be in this
city, for the present they will be To-
Gated in the Stephenson building,
corner of Julian and Fourth Streets.
MIR G.. T. William, will rem lin with
the company as Superintendent Of the
road and Mr.. |. *. Dye will also re-
main in the compAny's employ Mr..
V. B. Archer is our legal represen
tative. The temporary officers o
the company are President. j. T
BLAIR; Secretary and Treasurer X. j
Woods The entire road will be sur
veyed again and there will likely be
many changes from the original sur.
vey. The present road will be chang
ed somewhat at various places, ball.
astei and made in first class condi
ton. The road will be extended 20
miles into the coal fields and that
will be done just as soon as the pre-
limirary work is completed"
The Company's engineer is expect
ed to arrive in this city next week
lit is understood that Thomas Pet
tigrew, of Clarksbug, will he the
chef engineer Of the work. 1t may
he stated, too, with absolute authority
that much Of the work of changing
and repairing the present line and
extending it will be done this winter
beginning before Jany. 1st Th,
Comaauy does not intend to have AMI
delays that can be avoided. They
want the road built just rs soon rs il
can be.-Journal Of the 25th
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The Best Time.

The best time 90 euro a cold or
cough IS when Won are first affected.
A pleasant aud sure remedy for sore
throat, weak lungs, bronchial serene IS
coughing spells, etc, is Mexican
Syrup for coughs and consumption.
BE wise iu time aud keep "a bottle iu
your medicine chest, always handy
for immediate use, remembering th,
old uIage ga stitch in time savet
nine 10 iss true lung tonic and sells
or only % cents
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a Startling Surprise.

Very lcw could believe lu looking
at a. y Hoadley, Il healthy robust
blacksmith vt IiIdcn, Ind, that for
ten years be suffered such tortures
from Reformation as few could en-.
due aud live. But q wonderful
change followed his taking Electric
Bitters "Two bottles wholly cured
me- he writes, "aud ! have not felt
a twiuge overa year" They regulate
the Kidueys purify the blood and
cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Merry
business, improve. digestion and give
perfect health Try them Only
j0cls ~ the Arnoldsburg Pharmacy
and w O. Umstead, Of NJ Zion.
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Scots will buy a pair of blankets at

Scots will buy pair of blankets a
Pclrs.
James Shanks, of Bigroot, was on
our streets Saturday of last week.
'r S,"mp, the invincihle
made couple % .U..,cd trips 10
Palestine last week.
l.. ). Peninger, who is teaching
school on Sycamore, was in the vii
lage last Saturday.
John Siokles is engaged in build.
ing terraced wall in front Of the
residence OF ). p. Bell, on High
Street.
The people of England are grown
FESTIVE under the heavy tax burden
brought on by the Boer war. The
annual expenses of the Government
have been increased s1O6, 900, 900.
Chamberlaiu's Stomach and Liver
Tablets cure biliousness, constipe ton
and headache. They are easy tn
AXE aud pleasant in effect. For
ale by the Dye Pnlrmlcy. x
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Stops the Cough
and Works Off the Cold.

Laxative Bromo QuInine Tablets
cure u cold in one day. No cure, nc
pay. Price p cents.
a. ID. Basel, of Lost Creek
Lewis county, took the prize for the
finest animal at the big P;ttsburg
cattle show last week He had one
steer there that weighed 2,19O lbs.
aud brought 81 CTS. a ID. or $3.50.
Hon. ID. NJ. Willis, of Harrison
comfy was here last week. He had
come through from Calhoun county
where he had gone to his brother, who
was Ill at Grantsvlle for some weeks
They were both here together and
left for their old home near Booths.
vllle.-Weston Independent.
MIR. X. H. Cooper, Curtis music
man, was registered at the Willard
Saturday. He reports that Cnrtis'
branch store at Chenille is doing a
fine business. We are glad to know
that MIR. Cooper is prospecting, aud
likes his work. He was formerly
from this county, but is now located
at Evansville.
A girl named Jessie was sent to a
famous eastern school, and after u
years time wrote TO dad, signing
"Jessica". In reply the old man
wrote: Dear JessicA, your welcome
letter received. Mammica and papica
are well. Aunt Murieca and Georg-
Icn started for California yes terdav.
| have bought new horsIca it is a
beaulca. It's name is Monica. Your
brother Tomica is doing finely nd
the new hired girIlca is II peachica.
To Cure u Cold In Nne Day9
Take La .....-, Promo Quirir. Tab.
lets. All druggists refund the mon
ey if it fails To cure T. w. Groves
signature is ON each box. % cents.
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ENohvrED
&S aRAGRAEHS
= EETiNEN
Bargains in overcoars at Pelps.


F"ncis Kelly, Of White Pine, wa.
Evansville guest Friday.
Miss Lille Trippett, II gentle lady
OF Boil rive, Is visiting in Grants
Vile.
/. i. Austin returned Wednesday
from IA business trip to Weston and
other points.
) Hartman has large force of
men at work and will have his barn
complete in short while.
Miss Nay Cook aud Miss Mitte
Si'coIt were both paying callers last
week, ut the Chronicle office.
II. II Swin,zel. landlord, says that
we were misiniormed last week, as to
buffers being poe pound, here.
Saturdays rain WAS furetold two
days in advance 10y the only prognos.
ticatar in the world, y. w. Hallen-
bake.
&. W. Riddle, of Burning Springs,
called on us Thursday and spoke en-
couraging words that did us much
good
Iron Beds, Oak and Mahogany
Center Stands, Mattresses and
Springs, at Stump'S Furniture
Store.
There is 4 great deal of sickness
throughout the county, and the To-
cal physicians are kept ON the go
night and day.
BY Il decision of the Supreme court
the jurisdiction of Justices of the
Peace IS limited to the district in
which the Justice is elected
Peter II. Greathouse, of BigbenG,
one Of the best informed men in the
county, was in town Friday. The
II.;I
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FEED F"R SALE CHor, OATS
BA'LED litY. OruEnuAY, WHEAT STRAW
orANrru>o IN THE FEED LINE. CALI
"N }. J. SCOTT coFNTE MAIN ALLEY
'''''' - UNA us 'i'hF' W. A.
a V. Lcgg, the Jeweler, has been
called away to charleston. He
will be gone uuul Thursday Nov. %
Ills business will he left IN the hands
ct the SIgual furce.
The 3 4. O j. no.v t,ba,e s,roro
cam, e,i,ior f,r RI. L,.ire.s ofCan
tr,I West Vir.iuio :, ~. c.,1l
ElEins Davis syrdica,. Tha marc
the merrier we Geo, furnish hrs;
ness FOR '"eh "I'.
j. T. Waldo and the writer last
Friday. took dinner at the pheasant
home Of Elias Pool. of near Henrlel
IA. Mr.. Pool has beautiful farm.
and is one Of the Conn,y's most pro
greesive farmers and his hoapirrliiy
is on the old Virginia STYLE.
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&c. We mail copy Of the Chronicle
20 every one Of our subscribers every
Monday ard that is as far as we can
be responsible for il. Uncle San. is
10 blame # they do rot reach you
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Mexican Root Pills.

These pills, costing only 2j cents a
box, are the latest vegetable discovery
for cleansing, reuOvatiug. strength.
eulng aud regulating lhe liver and
bowels. Better health invariably
follow their use.
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Bears Tho n Tie hrd You lA6 i.68js B5uThi
4'' Of N<HHzzzzI

WASTED To sell 40 head Of
calves, and 2 head of 2 yearold
Price reasonable
NJ NJ Trippetl Freed W Va
For SALE Brood sows,with Ii,lcrs
of pigs and sow with pig
Sycamore Mil, Sycamore w. Va.
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a Hardmau, OF near Grautsville.
was in town the latter part of last
week ON business
II G. LJckney viii return from a
business trip Go Spencer Calhoun
county this week
After q pleasant visit ofthee weeks
with Judge REESE Billiards family.
on Murdoch avenue, Mrs Holland
will return To her home in Grantsville
90 morrow Morning News.
Ladies Capes Htapps,s art f.,
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Mrs. ronCh stump was calling Ol
friends in towu Friday.
Mrs. j. $. Silcott was the guest q
friends IL town last week.
Grantsvlle hasn't had maIriag,
in it for quite awhile, aud we thlnl
one is about due.
On Thanksgiving Day, next Thurs
day, the Bank at this place will be
closed, ON account of legal holiday.
Mrs Norm Williams. who has
been quite sick for some time, is we
are glad to say, able to he out again.
All the goods and live stock at
Isaac Battou's sale last Thursday
went at remarkably high prices we
understand.
We understand that the protracted
meeting at Mt Zion, conducted by
Rev. Kinder, IS accomplishing much
good.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Stemple,
were in town the latter part of last
week. Mrs Stemple had some dental
work done while here.
Rev. Stalnaker preached the fan err
al sermon of Mrs. G.. a. Jar Wis. at
Mnnora, last Sunday. He was nc
companied there by Rev. j. b.
Polling.
Rev. and Mrs A. S. Kelley, of
GlcnviIle, were here over Sunday.
Rev. Kelley prerched Il very able
sermon at the Baptist church sun.
day morning.
Fred +. Pell is confined to his bed
with typhoid fever but DIR. Ireland,
his attending physician, is in hopes
that he has the attack broken aud
that soon Fred will he out again.
A little child of Marsh Bets was
taken with cramps last week and for
awhile he WAS IN a dangerous coudi.
ton. DR.. Ireland was summoned
and the little fellow was soon brought
rolud all right.
We ale glad to announce that VIM.
G.. Bennett, of Muscle Shoals, who
has had severe attack of typhoid
fever, is recovering. His wife, how
ever, who is suffering from Il com.
plication Of diseases. is still very
poorly.
l.. j. Peters returned Thursday
from Ohio, where he purchased 4
spans of draft horses for I'VE in the
oil fields. Mr. Peters is progress
I'VE, wide-awake liveryman, and it,
there's money in the business, he will
make it.
Having friends is srren2 thing ones
heart against trial; it is giving; it
means If rising more easily to God.
y friend is conductor which carries
of sorrow. Nothing is 50 healing as
the balm OF affection Rut friends
must lac won. Being loved for ores
self alone is II romantic dream. God
makes advances To win friends, why
should not we? Character doubt
less has much To- DO with friendship
uGording more or less sympathy, but
efforts complete what sympathy has
begun, To have friends merit them
Elk.
II you wish an easy shave.
As good Il, BARRIERS ever gave,
just call ON us ut our sa loon,
a morning, eve or busy noon
We comb aud curl the hair with
grace,
70 suit the contour OF your face;
Our room is neat, towels clean;
Scissors sharp and razors keen.
Call III, L II uext,
SrUTLER i HICKS, c mrt ST.
4 Dakota editor worked his type
writer over time and produced the
following dirge, which hits most of
as hard worked and poorly paid
pencil pushers below the Delt. lie
sings lhusiy: The melancholy
days are here, the saddest of the our
time; the chilly blasts begin TO blow
from far Off Northern cline. The
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Latest sII News.

The Federal Oil Co., has made new
location ON the Hardman tract, 3O0t above
the IIardman NO. l, and the we'll will be
put down at once.
Suzanne X others began spudding on the
Straight creek well last Wednesday,
Townscndss Bennett No. l, ON Yellow
creek, is expected in this week some time
The Enterprises Jim Taylor no. >
began spudding Friday.
Ayers No. 3, is drilling in the lime.
Carter Oil Cos Bee creek well came in in
the Keener Friday and has splendid
showing in that formation.
The Berea was reached Saturday in the
Taz Taylor No. 3, owned by the Lowther
oil Co., and it is good for 40 or so barrels
The well being drilled at Stumptown, by
the Stumptown Oil y Gas Co., is expect ID
to reach the salt sand some time this week.
The Crcsco Oil Co.'S IIolbert no. /, will
begin Spudding this morning.
The Otho Oil Co. is hauling material
ON the ground for their Belts, 40. >, located
near No /, on same tract. This well will
he drilled to the deep sands and thorough
test OF that locality will be made.
Bargains galore at Austin's Cash
Store. They hUve everything in the
Ladies and Gents Furnishing Line.
;. p. Bell returned Sunday night
from Fairmon; where he attended
Grand Lodge, l.. 0. 0. e., last week
Mr.. Sweeney, Gufieys field boss
who bad the misfortune to get badly
hurt recently by "A house throwing him
is convalescing. under the efficient
care Of DIR. Ireland
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.
AoRGANrowN.

hoRGANTOWN.
Equipments: Ten buildings. libraries,
laboratories. shops aquaril, rreen-houses
Faculty: Sizp-fye members, trained
BOZ tine leading universities. ot the world
Departments: Eleven collegiate and
professional.
Students about 600 m.tyear Young
men and young 0omcu admitted ON epu.l
terms 70 s'l departments
Tuition: Free Co su West Virginia
students
SUMMER SCHOOL
, Ask weeks SUMMER School viii h-e.u
June 3g. 1902 Naoy attractive ronr,cs
Especially valuable 60 ,clches. Write Tor
. announcements.
THE Winter Term bssio- Jsnulrv ..
1879 spring Term April 5 SUM
mcr Term Ja1e 33
Write ar d,Hed information TO ths
"....f..
-. IS rv0svAN, YI. -.
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BRIDGE.
At The Mouth of Leading TO b.
Erected At Once.

TIE following letter from the firm
to whom tie county court last sum
mer let the contract for rebuilding
the bridge at the mouth Of Leading
creek is self explanatory, aud fully
exouerates the court from the blame
aud abuse they have been subjected
70 for It's not being buiit before:
H. II TWrPErr,
Clerk County Court,
Grantsville, w. va
DEAR SIR:
We beg to acknowledge receipt Of
yours Of the l4th inst. addressed to
this Company in New York City,
concerning the date OF completion
for your bridge at the mouth OF
/ Leading Greek We beg q, advise
I chat we expect lhis bridge 90 be Ship
ped alta very early date We have
communicated today With the Plant
where thl. work BE- being fabricated
and upon receipt of reply from tht
! Manager, will inform YOU w,
trust that tbe Court sill ieeI tina
everything has been done that Is
within our power togiye you au
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Ladies Capes Htapps,s art fs,
majors at Pcus
The daily sentinel., 1901-05-31
Ku...... 1.du..rl., Expansion.

In parts OF European Russia there is
an annual increase Of 80 per cent in
the number of factories and machine
shops erected, some Of them equipped
with the most modern and powerful
machinery in the world; in Trans
Caucasus. the hand-loom is being re-
placed by the cotton mill, worked BY
steam or water power; the 5000 miles
Of the Trans-Caspian railway, al
though built solely as military road.
have been OF necessity turned over to
the department of commerce, owing to
the unexpected and enormous increase
in trafic along the line; not mercy
this, but 30 rapid has been the ,un-
looked-for development and settlement
Of central Asia by European Russians
that it is nov deemed necessary that
three additional railroads should be
built to connect the Tfans-C Caspian sys-
TEN with that Of European Russia
Engineering Magazine.
The daily sentinel., 1901-05-31

K.ro..n. Prevent. Mosquito Plague.
The most effective method for wag-
ing war on the mosquito has been
found to b. the pouring Of kerosene
over the marshy places where they
breed. 4 barrel or 80 of crude oil
will cover square miles Of swamp
lands, and save \ summer resort from
Q seasons plague. This remedy IL
safely beyond the stage Of experiment
The daily sentinel., 1901-05-31
HOME LOAN AND
INVESTMENT CO.
csnon Block. GRAND JUNCTION
VIM. A. Marsh, Mgr.
Small Pox is Included.

The special Health Policyissued
by the Travellers Insurance Co.
costs 81 per annum for each IS
per week indemnity while sick
and IS for permanent total disa-
bility. Twenty one we'll known
diseases including small pox, vari-
oleid, typhoid, scarlet and tuphus
fever, pneumonia and diphtheria.
No medical examination required.
Health and accident policies al
ways in stock and delivered same
day application is made.
The daily sentinel., 1901-05-31
About the w Gather.

The maximum temperature yesterday
was 81 degrees
The minimum this morning was 4S de-
grees. .,...f
The forecast for this section is:
Showers tonight; Saturday partly
cloudy.
The rainfall this morning was 0.O3 inch.
The daily sentinel., 1901-05-31
Great Bargains
in Real Estate

Twenty three acres of Fine Fruit
Land, one-half mile from Pali-
sades-1S acres in bearing !;
Full water right. Must be
sold ....... SloOO
Three lots on Grand avenue, fine
location .... ....S IOO
Twenty acres, with 10 inches of
water, within 1 miles OF city !;
10 acres in alfalfa, 10 acres in
wheat $1,000
Many other Good Bargains.
Apply
The daily sentinel., 1901-05-31
c. B. RICH.

You can rely upon getting the
BEST GOODS at REASON
ABLE PRICES. :: :: :: =:
The leader., 1901-10-02

Mrs. NJ. T. Flood has returned from
a pleasant visit to McComb.
The Abrams old property on Monti-
cello street has been re shingled.
Try our 25c dinner-the best in
town. The Cherokee, Adolph LEM,
Proprietor.
W. c. Mccormick left for hatcher
and other places on drumming trip
Monday night.
Hot coffee and fresh doughnuts
baked every day at The Cherokee,
Adolph LEM, proprietor.
Rev. K. II. Purser was called to
Gillsburg Tuesday evening, by the
death of sister in law of Rev. L. Z.
Schilling
w. w. Henderson left Sunday for
St. Louis. He will return the latter
part of this week with a carload of
horses and mules.
Just received two car loads of the
best furniture ever brought to tins
market. A look will convince you.
Parsons Moreton Wentworth Co
ANGELS Food" the best cake of all,
is now on sale at The Cherokee, Adolph
LEM, proprietor This cake has never
been sold in Brookhayen before.
Everybody likes it
Henry Schwem's rice cleaning mill is
run on Thursdays and Saturdays.
Those wishing nice, clean turnout
can secure same oy going to his mill
in Brookhaven, two blocks east of the
depot
The Cadmus Club will meet at the
residence of Mrs Kohlman tomorrow
night. These meetings are being
largely attended this season. The book
for discussion tomorrow night Is 1.-The
Crisis
Mrs. MeGehee, of Jackson, is the
welcome guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Lewis McLaurin, who has also been
entertaining her husbands mother,
Mrs Bate, who returned today to her
home in Brandon.
The leader., 1901-10-02

Miss Emma Burton left Monday
night on business visit to jackson.
Miss Bonnie Dunn spent several
DAYS last week with friends at Norfield.
Mr.. X. w. Bee is now employed as
assistant bookkeeper at Daniel "
Zwirn's.
T. Brady, ESD, is enjoying vaca-
ton of ten days in Chicago and IN
Michigan.
Miss Caroline Ford, of the College
faculty, enjoyed "a visit Sunday from
her two sisters of Canton.
Rev. A. Althoff returned Monday
from delightful tour to the Pan
American Exposition and to Michigan.
Miss Bessie Butler has been stopping
several DAYS with Miss Fannie Mikell,
on her way to Lake Ann, La, where
she is engaged as governess.
In shoes, dry goods and clothing, we
bid defiance in prices ana quallIy.
! Everything guaranteed as represented.
Parsons MoretonW Wentworth 20.
The Council of Jewish Women will
meet at Temple B'nai Sholem next
Monday afternoon at t o'clock, we are
requested to announce by the presl-
dent, Mrs. r. TScherck.
Mr.. J. Taylor, of Hattiesburg, was an
Interested visitor last Sabbath ana
seemed pleased to note the tine con,
dition of things at Whitworth as well
as some of the attractions OF that III
stitution.
Mrs. A. G.. McNair, whose illness is
noted elsewhere. left this morning for
a ~ Che will ha nIAce1
under the care of specialist. She
was accompanied by her friend, Mrs.
Sherman and her daughter, Miss
Jessie.
George Crosby arrived from Wash
ington at Fayette last week and IS ELL
loving a visit to his mother, Mrs
Huntley Georges friends and reia-
tives in this city will, doubtless, De
favored with visit before his return
North.
HID. Wilson, Esq, of Hazlehurst,
was pleasant and appreciated visitor
at the opening of the public school
Monday morning. Mr.. Wilson's pres
ence was especially appreciated by
pupils and friends, who knew him
when he was principal of the school
several years ago.
We had the pleasure of calling upon
Dr. Applewhite last Sabbath and the
still greater pleasure of finding him
up and able to be about his home.
While realizing the gravity of his con
dition, the Doctors suavity of man
ner and charm of vivacious converse
ton have not forsaken him and we
came away ourself cheered when we
had intended to cheer him. He eX-
poets to be able to ride out this week.
Nav he soon be entirely himself