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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-05-23

Mound City is the name of new
town to be built on the Santa Fe eigh-
teen miles north of Chandler.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-13
Freed.
X-RA

Farm ers are hustling to get ready
to plant their corn. and are much
behind with their work, as laborers
are few
We are having interesting Sunday
scho OILS at Hay Chapel and Coal
Fork.
Prof H. T. Tucker is teaching a
good school a: Pine Grove, with sew.
eral pupils on roll.
H. j. Collins made flying bust.
ness trip to Ritohie county last week.
E. E. Simmer is making lots of
improvements on his farm, prepsri.
terry to raising large crops.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fortney were visit
ing on Coal Fork last Sunday.
Ben Jefireys, of Brooksville, was
attending meeting at Hoy Chapel
last Sunday.
VIM. Collins was on business trip
to Cairo, Harrisville and other points
last week.
There were several cattle buyers
in this country recently.
Roy Morrison will soon haze his
clearing ready for the plow.
Jas. Sinner has moved TO Yellow
creek.
Mr.. Zicksfoose WAS doing some
dental work at Freed last Saturday.
SAINT Collins has purchased a BIZ
cycle.
The Death Angel visited the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Freed and
took from their fond embrace their
only child. The bereaved have the
sympathy of the entire community.
MAYFLowER.
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--latest OIL News.

The Stumpto~n No. 3 came in las
Wednesday strong gsser. This in
sures another carbon factory i'm ia.
county. so it is said.
The Holbert well has developed in.
to tremendous saser.
The bit which was lost in the VOL
verton we'll, caused drilling t. he sus.
pended, and it is now being packed
for n gaser.
The Gillespie well IL 500 feet deem
and work is progressing rapidly.
The Towns No. 2 is al n depth
of 1900 feet. There was IA showing for
B or 10 barrel well in the Salt snud
but-u it will be drilled deeper.
The Hamrick well is about 1900
feet deep. This is very impnrrnnl
we'll, as it is heated only about 1900
feet North West Of Of the Gen. Tuy
Tor No. 2, which is now'cpnce.ded to
be the beet we'll in the field.
The At Taylor No. , is being drill
ed in rapidly.
IL any Of the wells that are now he
ing drilled, comes in before the Oil.
lespie, it is fair to say that Col. Bob
Miles will I've close second. the 9TH
ers having had the poles.
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Curtin.
IRENE.

Ed Chronicle:
For the benefit Of the boys who
wish to End work in the mountains
will do well by coming to this place
as they can find work at any time
and the wages range from $3.50 tc
$3.50 per day.
am working at the carpenter
trade. and making enough to pay
my board.
Albert Polling left for his home in
Calhoun, where he has the building
of church house contracted for on
Sand Ridge. Albert is hustler, and
when he commences a thing his aim
is to complete it.
John Wilson says there is no mon.
ey in keeping boarders. but he sent
out roll OF the long geen to the
Calhoun Bank the other day which
leads nae to believe that John must
have had drink when he the above
remark.
With success to the Chronicle and
IFS readers, l will close.
LOBSTER
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MtZion.
Fine growing weather.

Fine growing weather.
Assessor Wease and his Dept. G.
b. ShafFer, are on the West Fork a.
present, trying to save their count
ry.
Miss. Minnie Morgan is very low
at this writing with Consumption.
Ray Boggs fell Sunday and broke
his arm while walking plank.
Hall Depew, who is working for
the Mccormick Machine Co, is now
in this vicinity.
y. j. Gain.r has moved his saw
mill to the Pell Woodford farm. near
this place.
G. w. Hartman is still buying
fine cattle.
We are sorry that Old Sol has
stole so many sheep since he aas been
in the Democratic party. Ii he was
to leave the party and 60 to some
other he says that the sheep would
haunt him. you are good old man
brother SOL so you just stay in the
right party and do some good for her
but return the mutton.
Well now in reply to Timber Jim.
of Sand Ridge, will just say that my
father is not nor never mas been a
pensiouer, neither am l a voter, but
l will say that you was badly mis-
taken about me meaning Lester, how
glad / am that / eau hollow hurrah
for Lester tor the people of MtZion
and would.be teachers. Now as you
live on the God forsaken Sard Ridge
where there is nothing exists but you
and few grub.worms, you must
keep your forked tongue of X Ray.
Now am willing to shake hands
with Pop Shot if he is willing we will
be friends from now on.
To the readers we want to appolo.
gize for intruding upon your rights
by having frivolous quarrel through
the columns Of the Chronicle.
With hurrah for McClung and
Lester We will close.
X-RAX
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Hur.

Mrs. Retta Hawkins, who has been
on the sick list for some time, is able
to be out again.
Miss Cynthia Hughes, who has been
staying with her sister in Doddridge
county, has made her return home.
j. b. Harden purchased = fine
riding horse last week.
Ahsb Stemple has rented a Gne
Geld FOR corn Of r. Il. HILBERT.
Rev Lowe breaches At this place
every fourth Sunday in each month,
At =. m.
w. +. Stsilmsn, the Hur merch.
ant, can be seen smiling across the
couoter at any time
The Sunday school At the Briner
church is progressing nicely.
Jake Starcher and his son.in.lsw,
james Holbert, are farming together
this spring. We wish them success.
Ifyou want 10 see X. w. Bell cut
csper, just print his name on a
piece of paper.
We we're surprised to hear from
r. j., for We thought be died just az
ter the last election; but If he is alive,
we think by the time he gets Nc.
Chung elected for County Clerk, he
viii be dead. We think l.. IT Trip
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Milestone.

Ed. Chronicle:
As haven't seen anything in your
valuable paper from this place fol
some time, l will give you a few
items.
Willie Collins, of Freed, came over
to Mr.. Cross and paid three days
visit last week. We don't know
what business he could have had
with MIR. Cross, but perhaps his bus.
iness was with Miss Flora. 1t looks
rather suspicious.
MIR. and Mrs. Orange Price, OF
PhiIippi, are visiting Mrs. Prices
parents at this place.
MIR. and Mrs. James Bailey, of
Beech, were visiting here Sunday.
Quite number of yeung people of
this place were on Rush Friday night
attending literary.
Mrs. Albert Shaffer has been very
SICK for few days. We hope for
her speedy recovery.
George Hays, IF Arnoldsburg, our
suburb town, passed through here
Sunday evening with his best girl.
George Hall is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Ada Gibson, of Braxton county.
Miss Iona Powell, of this place,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Mckee, of
Spencer.
Allen Groves, cf Crummies creek,
who has very sick, is much better.
Miss Zee" Mcdonald. charming
young lady of Sycamore, passed
through our village last week, enroute
for Spencer.
j. w. Lynch, our prosperous mer-
chant, brought on quite supply Of
goods last week.
IRENE.
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TOWN COUNCIL.
Held an Important Meeting Last
Monday night.
>. Il. stump IL Now Street Com
missioner and X. M. Mar
shall Is Assessor.

AT meeting of the Council of the
town Of Gran,sville, held in the
Clerks office OF Calhoun County, on
Monday, May 9th 1902.
Present: l.. Huffman. Mayor, j.
w. Pell. Hsgan Barr. S. p. Bell, j.
NJ. Hamilton, and l.. II. Trippett
Recorder.
On motion, ). T. Stump was ap
pointed street com missioner, aud said
Stump appeared before the said Coup
Gil and took the oath required by la W
as such street com missioner.
On motion, the Mayor and street
com missioner are directed to see that
section q of he town ordinances be
enforced.
A levy of 20 cents on tie one hum
dred dollars is ordered to be levied
and collected upon the real and per.
sonal property within the corporate
limits of the town of Grantsville, in
addition to the Road tax of 800 ON
all male persons between the age of
81 and 90 years.
On motion, r. NJ. Marshall is an.
pointed Assessor for the town of
Grautsville for the ensuing year.
Wherinfore, the said Marshall ap.
Peared and took the oath required by
law a, such Assessor.
On motion, l.. Huffman an w. III.
Stump are appointed committe to
report the cost of building a bridge
across the drain on the River road,
to the next meeting Of said council.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
l.. II. TRIPPErT.
Recorder.
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WHOOPING COUGH.

A wsman who has had experience
with this disease, tells how to pre-
vent any dangerous consequences
from IL. She says: Our three chill.
dren took whooping cough last sum
mer, our baby boy being only three
months old, and owing to our giving
them ChamberlaIn's Cough Remedy,
they lost none # their plumpness,
and came out in much better health
than other children whose parents did
not use this remedy. Our oldest lit
tie girl would call Justify for cough
syrup between whoops jessie
PISKLEY HALL, Springfield, Ala.
This remedy is tor sale by the Dye
Pharmacy.
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We have, at the Grsntsville Mills,
Flour q go To 70cts sack; Meal
81 90 per cwt; No l Chop a. s1.90
per cwt; Dressed Flooring, Ceiling.
and Weatherboarding a. frou $500
to 81 30 per cwt; Grain and Grass
growing Fertilizer for sale; aud we
are agents for the Osborne Harvesie r
and Farming Implement, sample Of
which can he seen at our Mills.
A. HUFFMAN IL Son.
GraDtsville, W. Va.
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The topography crew of the l.. X
Il. K. surveying corps. are now in
Grantsville and will he here several
days. They are: Frank johnson, of
Tennessee; Ray Dodson, son of DR.. f
II. DotsOn. OF Spencer; A. II. Blair
nephew Of president Blair. of Penn,
sylvsinia. and K. b. Bailor, of Vir,
ginia.
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The Daily Sentinel.

Issued every evening except Sun.
hay, a. % per year. will be SAINT In
any address from now until Jan. |.
l9o2, 8 months, Tor 1915.
a free copy # West Virginia
Facts, will he sent to each new sub.
S"r'ber The book sells for % cents.
Address
Tue DAILY SENTINEL.
Parkersburg w. Va.
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Marriages ,i.icenses.

sF"r The -neneft of our es'eenie..
patrons we have secured Benn.t.
Bros. New Gaosline Boat III. Il.
Stout 1" fill the vacancy of ,Ls
S!eqmer Louise in the Tri.week;.
trade between arkersburg and Cr-s
i"n' until our new Steaper.i is ready
we hope on friends of old viii.
srlI stay with US; alec that we mar
st'il Increase with new ones.
C. ID. Dotson, Master.
= H. hickman, Clerk.
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Ter County Snpe~infenJenk.

WELLINGTON LESTER is hereby
announced as candidate for the office of
County Superintendent for Calhoun Coun-
~, subject to the sction Of the Democratic
party.
hereby announce myself a candidate for
the office of County Superintendent for
Calhoun county, subject to the decision Of
the Democratic party, aud 1 promise the
people of this county fair and honorable
execution of the duties connected with that
office, should 1 receive the nomination and
election.
Very truly yours,
Ira STHMPLE
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G. II. Richardson, OF Elizabeth,
and brother Thomas of Massac hnse It's,
were Calhoun county visitors last
week. The former Mr.. Richardson
was once a resident of this county,
and very ably represented the county
in the legislature one term, and his
many old friends were glad to see him
among us once again.
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II is thought that the machine
shops Of the railroad will DO located
here when the road is extended
Every 100 miles lie q division, ard
from here to- ZsDesville,: O, it is
about l05 miles, as near a division as
,hcy can prac'icalIy get The com.
pary boo .ae ground here aud 80 70
Dot unlikely ,nat the shops will DC 10.
oated here. Elizabeh News.
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d. ID. Anderson of Geho, one of
the hustling farmers and Democrats
of that community, was visitor at
the county seat last Saturday. He
is now reader IF the Chronicle.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-13

In order to accommodate the grea,
number Of people desiring to attend
Ringing Bros. Worlds Greatest Show
which will exhibit at Parkersburg,
w edpesday, Msy II, tickets will be
sold fron ali points between Creston
sod Palestine by Steamer A. &. Bar
ney, May goth aud 2lst good for re
turn May 22nd, at 300 for round
trip. This boat will make a special
trip, leaving Burning Springs Wed
nesdsy morning May 2lst 6 A. NJ
and will make connections with 9
special train on l.. X. x. r., leaving
Palestine Transfer at 7:4S A. NJ, ar
irving at Psrkeroburg At $50 A. NJ
in time to witness the free grand
street parade.
]. K. Dye,
q. TN.
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French stump is the champion
snake hunter Of the season, and strage
TO relate, he had the proof of his
prnwess right along with him when he
came into town last Thursday evening
so this is a true snake story. The one
he killed was a rattle snake, which
measured 4ft in length, and 6inches
ia circumference, and at the end Of
its tail we're IL large rattles and 9
button. The man that beats tina.
will have to kill a pretty large kind
Of snake
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Atwill Taylor, sr., of Ayers, was
it, to see US while in town last Friday.
1t does US good to see those fellows
on whose land oil has been struck,
You can tell them whenever you see
them. They have kindly sparkle
in their eye, their cheeks look full and
their sholders are pretty well back,
their heads up. Verify it is pleas
ant sensation to have lots of mon
az
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$. /. Selman, one of the good far
mers and business men of Big Springs,
was in to see US Saturday. He eros.
sed the editors palm with coin that
made US feel good.
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Attorneys Waldo and Stutler were
professionally engaged in Squire Fer :
relPs Court at White Pine last Wed e.
nesday.
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j. w. Webb. OF Burning Springs,
was in to see us last Saturday. He
has recently returned from Baltimore
where has been attending a Medical
College, and where he will return
next fall to complete the course.
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We are glad to report that Earnest
Stump is so far recovered from his
severe spell of typhoid fever as To
able to cit up and move around his
room little, and Miss Stella and Era
are in good shape for a speedy re-
cUvery.
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News reaches us of the very severe
illness of Henry Hathaway, of Syca-
more. He is among the best class of
citizens Of that community, and we
are indeed sorry to hear of his sick
hess.
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How about the roads? Are they
going to be worked any this Year,
1t doesn't look much like they we're
Ut least.
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Well, how about it, street Com
missioner, are we going to have the
sire, Is worked this year? 1t is high
time that it was Commenced, If such
is your Intentions.
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Genial Jim Allemsu, one OF tho
whole sOuled fellows the Chronicle is
proud 10 claim as a friend, return
10 this town last Friday from stump
town.
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Charley Robinson and w. r. Po-
ling, two of the County's beat citizens,
and our very good friends from Steer
Creek, were visitors in town last
Friday.
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How comes il that there has not
been II lick Of work done as yet on
the roads IN this county? There is no
denying the fact that it is needed
aud we would be very much pleased
To see work commenced.
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The Clipper came in on the low
water Friday. The Clipper makes
abont as many trips as any other
boat on the river.
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Hon. A. +. Kenney made quick
trip to Stumptown TO witness the
coming in of the big gsser in which
he IL interested, last Wednesday.
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The latest news from the railroad
is good. Everything is progressing
rapidly toward sctual work of con.
struction. How soon that will be 1t
is impossible to tell, but we hope not
long.
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The town Council. held an inter
esIiug meeting last Monday night
Head the proceedings ia another col
umn.
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NJ. A. q. Board, of Sycamore, was
in town last Friday. He is one of
the best business men Of his commun.
ity. and best Ofall a good Democrat.
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To Cure II Cold III >neDay
Take Laxatiye Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. Al druggists refund the mon
ey If 1t fails To cure. l.. w. Groves
ignature is on each box. % cents.
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French Queen. one Of the hard
working citiEeus Of Piue Creek, was
:, town lsSt Saturday, aud while here
had US to seud him the Chronicle tor
= year.
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Miss Mi,tie Silcott, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Chas q. Hart
at Adrian Mich, for the past several
months, has returned home.
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We are under obligations to Mr..
q. l.. Offui the gentlemanly postmast-
er of Orient, tor favors shown the
Chronicle.
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l.. H. Trippett made a business
trip to Parkersburk last week. j. NJ.
Hamilton, was cashier of the Bank
during his absence.
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Peytou Blake, Of Annamorish. one
OF the most substantial Democrats of
the county, was a Grantsville visitor
isrt Saturday.
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nj. w. Butler, of Orient, is now q
Chronicle reader. His name was adj.
ded to our list last week.
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Atty ) r. Bell is improving his
residence by hsying an addition
built To it.
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Tor County Clerk.

respectfully solicit the nomination for
the office of Clerk of the County Court for
Calhoun county, subject to- the decision oi
the Democratic party, either in convention
assembled or &C primsry election.
Very truly yours,
=. W. MCCLUNG.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-13

Al Hsrdmsn and son Roscoe re-.
turned Thursday from business
trip to Parkersburg and other points.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-13

Rev. and Mrs. Jas. w. Taylor, of
Ayers, were shopping in town last
Friday
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Captain George Gibson. Of Clara,
was among our very pleasant callers
last Saturday.
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Correspondence.

petit is the man for that place.
BEN HUR.
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Obey Bell and Earl Gates took a
short trip into the country one day
last week.
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1t is relief to know that the yas
collector will not call again Cor five
months.
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Roscoe Hardman will leave for
Clay coonty this morning to look at.
ter business affrrs
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-13

Uucle AL. Stump has completed a
map for some gentlemsn who are in.
teresied in coal in this county.
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Especial attention is called to
Felix's letter He has some tart re.
marks we'll put together.
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EEA DIR. j. b. PLATE, Den.
o111n1 list, will be at Grautsville
June l0:h. Gold filling and gold
crowns a speciality. Office at Holel
Willard. 1972-4-w
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Prosecuting Atty. q. Warren Hays
spent few days the latter part OF
last week in his office at this place.
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REPORT

Of the Condition of the
calhoun County Bank,
LOcGted at GTGBtSUiLLe in
the State of Vest VIr6in-
To- ut the close of business
AprjL so, 1902.
Bank FIRST began business Jan y. *, 1901
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LOWER GRADE

Buyyour wall paper Of B. J. Ash
Of Whi'e Pine. tie bss it IT. slI
prices
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Rev. and Mrs. Whit Stump were
visitors in Granisville last week.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-13

Capt q. RICE was III town Que day
last week.
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The Summer Normal which began
Monday at this place under the guild.
ance OF Gay Stalnsker aud Lee Gain.
err starts of we'll, and We wish for it's
continued success. The following pu.
pills have already beed enrolled with
prospects for several more this week:
LADIES, ADVANCE GRADE.
Fannie Morris, May Griffin, lie.
nevs Terrell, IONA Marshall, Virgin.
ia brake, Julia Brake Lowe Stout,
and May Downs.
GEpLLEMAN, ADVANCE GRADE.
Il. p. Bell, w. j. Mathews, Asa
Harris, Scott Barnes. Emery Web
s,er, G -. Francis, n. l.. Trippett,
j. i. Kerby, J. l.. Elliott, G. NJ
Eismou, 9. F. Whitehall. Isaac Sick.
les, w. y. Slarcher, Alva Kelley,
/ Quincy Kelley, G J. Bennett, G. K
Truman aud James Arnold.
LOWER GLADE.
GIRLS:
Gem Huffman, Rosa Irelsud and
Myrtle Bell.
BOYS:
Holly Barr, Foster Williams, Jes
sic Erlewine, Gray Huffman, Worthy
Harris Holly Bell, Ivon Patterson
Willie Fogle and Tommy Ireland.
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Charley Hnsey, one OF the hard
working citizens of Big Root, was a
guest in the city last Saturday.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-05-13

CAPTAIN Henry A. Terrell, of Freed
was in the burg one day last week.
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Is. j. Ash has wall paper a from
&c up.
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j. z. Scott is repairing his build
ing ON Court Street.
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- ARAGRAEHS
u EHTfNENTIf.

Il. Stevens was 10 town last Satur
day.
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10 .BonrdDFSaucuEon
Very truly yours,
Ira STHMPLE.

We are authorized TO announce /. G.
IIERSMAN Il candidate Tor the office of
President OF the Board of education for
Sherman District, this county subject to
che decision of the Democratic party.