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viii Not Attend Coronation.

DUBLIN. April pa special meeting of
the corporation, called at the request OF
the Unionist members OF that body TO con-
slider the question OF sending representa-
tives TO the coronation OF King Edward.
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Capital Increased to $4,000. 600.

TRENTON, n. J.. April 2S.-The Golden
State Steel and Iron Company filed a GER
tificate here to-day increasing its au-
thorized capital stock from sl25.0O0 to 80
OOO, 600. The certificate signed by Ed
ward c. Mcdowell. president. and Robert
Lee Smith, secretary.
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Alleged TO he in Contempt.

CINCINNATI. April 23-Harmon. Col
ston. Goldsmith & Hoadly. attorneys for
Ihe brewers OF Cincinnati. Covington and
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Other Fires.

WIGSVILLE. o., April "A FIRE that
originated in the office Of DR.. John Hunter
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BaIfour Scores British Educators.

LONDON, April BIN distributing the
prizes at the Mansion House here to-day
in connection with the commercial educa-
ton scheme of the London Chamber of
Commerce, a. j. Balfour, the government
leader in the House of Commons made
some plain statements regarding British
educational shortcomings. He characterized
the nation as the most insular ever known
and as tagging behind most of the other
nations of the world, not only in CONNER
cial, but national education. He said that
while Great Britain had taught others les
sons in liberty, liberation and free trade
she refused to learn from them that edu-
cation was sadly needed If Great Britain
was to maintain her place, so hardly won
among nations. In the marvellous compli-
Gated phenomena of modern trade, COM
merce. production and manufacture. there
ample scope for the most scientific
minds and the most critical intellects, and
If commerce was to be treated from that
higher and wider viewpoint it must be ap-
preached in the broader spirit of impartial
scientific investigation.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-04-08
CO]"eSpOnaence.
ENTERPRISE.

Our little village is situated above
Big Springs about J mile, and con.
sists Of one grist mill, owned by Math-
ews and Snider, one store, owned by
A. II Jackson Now, # some good
blacksmith would locate here, we
would be 0. K
Mrs. Ellie Richards is quite sick at
this writing.
Ben Clayton has bought the timber
on the Metz property, 10 the oil field
and has force Of ha nds cutting it.
He is preparing to have 1t sawed for
rig timber
w T. Cox aud j. f. Richards
have completed their timber job for
J " Reese and have gone to farm.
ing.
A II Jackson, our Jolly merchant.
has q nice lot Of timber on the ground
ready for the saw mill
The farmers are preparing for large
crops They say 10 don't pay to boy
ieed when they can raise it.
Sandy and jackson Richards have
the contract for hauling the timber
of he Metz farm.
Benro Richards, who has been con
fined % bis bed for some time with
rheumatism, Is better at this writing
Grant Hickman is talking Of going
to the mountains to work this spring.
There are several other boys talking o
going, too Yc1 had better stay ~
CO lbous, boys, for there is lots O
work 70 be done here this year
Wup Ry-y
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RILLA

VIM. Nicholson, of Roane county
was visiting j. F. Flemming's family
tho latter part of last week.
Mrs. Ida Conrad, who has been So
seriously sick for some time, is very
much improved.
VIM. Conrad, IF Rilla, is clearing
for j. T Tlemming.
Miss Della Mace was the pleasant
guest at bliss Jennie Fe,nming las,
Sunday.
}. I. Fleming has taken the con.
tract Of carrying the mail firm Rilla
to Rossdale.
.. y. Dick has moved back to Big
Run. This is the seventy fifth time
he has moved during his life.
PAU Nutter, of Gleuville, passed
through here recently, taking up
Goa options.
Neut Luzader is very sick at this
writing.
II. q. Brannon, our genial mer.
chant Is selling an immense quantity
of goods.
t. > Jhaficr contemplates moving
to Otter in the near future.
The Prayer aud Class meeting at
Homon Church are quite success.
RpyN
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STEER CREEK.

Scott Burns aud Jas. JAS. Plant
of Russell, Calhoun county. passed
through here on their way to Rich.
wood, last week.
Charley Moore made flying trip
to BraXton county Last week.
The Rosedale saloon has been sold
to Z n. Snodgrass, and is now a
thing of the past, as the dispensers of
the Ardent took their stuff and
sought new pastures.
Dee Stout, who was in Alaska last
summer, was here recently. 1t is in.
teresting to hear him talk of life and
adventures in the land Of the mid.
night sun.
1t Is claimed, now, that there is oil
in the Mccoy well We knew that
long time ago, but the GlenviUites
never heard OF 1t until last week d.
Take the Chronicle, gents!
Feed Is very scarce in this cOmmu.
nifty.
II. NJ. Turner has bough: the Car
roll store at RosedaIe and is doing a
good business.
The coal business is O. X. Tie
surveyors ate right here surveying
as fast as they can. but it will be
some time before the currency wag.
on comes around.
1t is now about time this Pop Shot
and Z No QUARREL would stop. Boy
IT you only knew how very, very
small you looked, you would emf.
CRATE to the dark shores of oblivian to
keep company with others Of your
size who have long since gone before.
No doubt both of you would bs wei.
come additions T. that crowd of
would be great pigmies.
REPORTER.
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FREED.
REPORTER

Capt. II. a. Terrell has closed his
school at Annamoriah and has return.
ed to his former home at this place.
Willie Collins closed his school on
Three Mile Oh the 9th ult., on which
day he distributed nice treat to the
pupils aud visitors. All present re-.
porl good time.
Mrs. Dora McGreary, of Richie
county, is visiting her sister at this
place, Mrs. Manly Collins.
Jas. Metz has returned from New
Martinsvillo, where re has been
working for some time.
Benjamin Jeffreys was in our little
village one day last week. While
here he informed US that he will soon
start to Pittsburg.
Born to NJ S Collins and wife on
the Goth, boy.
Rev. Davidson, who recently re.
turned from an extended trip fro m
different parts Of the state, delivered
very able sermon at the Hoy Chap
ell Sunday night.
The Coal Fork school will close on
the 18th of this month.
There will be box supper ON Coal
Fork, the 2nd Suadauy IN THE month
Jas. Morris, Of East Liverpool,
Ohio, was visiting friends and rel
atives in this part last week.
II j. Collins made a TRIP to Cairo
the latter part Of last week.
The farmers here arc making prep
oration8 FOR their spring work.
j.. j. Sinner was in this part re-
Gently, selling wall paper.
Atty Fl r Tucker attended th,
last day Of school at the Bell schoo
house last Friday
MAY FLOWER.
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BIRTHS

BON, on last Tuesday night, to
SIR and Mrs r g. Cain, 6no big
boy
Born, 10 Mr and Mrs. John Bow.
ere Of yellow creek, on Thursday
noroing oflast week a girl
4 6ne big boy arrived at the home
o( Mr. and Mrs sherman Barr 81
Five creek lest Wcdree4av
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--latest OIL TBHs.
49, ~ . &C.
w. II. STARCHER Sec.

Operations have been stopped on
the Stumptown No ;, by orders from
headquarters at Parkersburg. Work
will likely be resumed this week.
On the Bull river well there has
been scarcity Of gas, and slight
progress was made for few days.
Mallory Bros, have made new To-.
cation on the Hamrick tract on Vel.
low creek and will begin a we'll at
once.
s. r. Bruce, of the Lowther Oil Co.
was i'll town on business connected
with the Mathews oil well no 2. last
Friday. This well will be cleaned
out and started to pumping as soon
as possible
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MAY FLowER.

We had the pleasure Of riding
from this place to Glenville and back
on the gasoline boat Winona last week
and We found IL TO be one of the fast.
est as we'll as the neatost and best
constructed boats on the river.
Msssrs. Branuon, Beall e. Huffman.
the owners, are sll gentlemanly aud
accommodating and We predic, the
The greatest success for them
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a boy by the name Of Deems was
kicked by horse last Saturday at
Ayers, snd the last news we have IF
him is that he is in very dangerous
condition. The horses shoes struck
him in the forehead and inflicted Sc.
we're cut above the LETT eye, and it is
feared will cause conclusion of the
brain.
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The governor has appointed as a
committee to secure State coat of
arms to be placed on the cruiser
West Virginia, Ex-Governor G. w.
a Atkinson, Of Charleston, Bon 6. RI.
Fancy, editor Of the Wheeling Regis.
Ger; Col j l.. Mclean, Of Winfield;
Hon Geo. Z. Evans. editor Of the
hariinshurg Herald, and r. r. Nc.
pougsi, editor Of Tho Ceredo AID.
vRpeo. The actrwas pissed BY The
~ Lep5laIUro, and appropriated
$500 for DE poppss
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Some times it is fact tbata man
caa know politics and net know
much else. We heard gentleman
remark, and, by tho way, one who
has had considerable experience in
p olitics, that Albert Pearcy would
make the strongest candidates for
CoHgreas that the Democrats could
nominate 10 the 4tb district, and he
gave some strong and sensible reason.
ing to back up his suggestions, which
We will not explain nov, but may
hereafter
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-04-08

1t is more than likely that in the
next issue of the Chronicle there will
be several announcements IT cani.
dates for the Democratic nominations
for Offices in this county.
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Sam Sinners, Of White Pine. who
has been in PaIkersburg for the last
two or three years elerkiug for the
Dewaoter Clio hing Co., was in town
one day last week, calling on friends
and renewing acqusiatances. Sam
Is one Of the couoty's most indus.
trious young men and one Of whom
We should be proud.
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S:?:s-H!IlDfs Meeting.

There will be meeting of the
Stockholders of ArnoIdsburg Fair at
Arnoldsburg w. Va on Saturday
April 18th 1902. for the purpose of
electing officers and making arrange
ments for holding the best fair ever
held in this county.
+. n. HAYS Pres.
w. II. STARCHER Sec.
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Hon. j. l.. Caldwell, of Hunting
ton, has announced his candidacy for
the United States Senate to succeed
Senator Scott. His candidacy was
formally launched yesterday at Hun.
ington, his home From the resolu.
ton that was prepared by Mr.. Cald.
wells hackers and which appea red in
Saturdays Iutellgencer, it would ap.
pear that he is dIstinctively the cam
didate of the southern part of the
State and will wage his battle along
that line-Southsrn West Virginia
against Northern West Virginia. Mr..
Caldwell is accounted in the million.
are class He is banker and most
successful business man, as we'll as a
loyal Repu blicau. lie lie brother of
q. I. Caldwell, the we'll known at
torney of this city.-News.
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A marriage license wa. issued Sat.
urday night to Geo. AcKindre the
gentIemanly clerk from Bigtend, and
Miss Lottie Gamer, the pretty and
popular daughter of Jesse Gamer. of
Pine Creek. They we're married Sun.
day at the home of the bride.
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ii. j. Dobbins, one Of the leading
timbsrmeu Of the county, was in town
awhile last week and while here OF
dered the Chronicle sent to his nd
dress
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We noticed G. p. Stevens, J. w.
Metz, Ned Norman, l.. Frank Nor
man, Joe G;vens, X Stevens, Al
thur Golden aud others from near
town, among the crowd here Sstur.
urday.
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Harvey Robinson, Of Sycamore.
marketed very fine load OF corn
here Saturday.
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Robt, Wilson, Of near Broomstick
was a very pleasant caller at the
Chronicle Office one day last week.
de is noted for the fast fox hounds
he keeps, and he says he has Just as
good ones now as be ever Ind.
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a marriage license wss issued to
u Anderson, age 60, ts Martha
Pr'ce, age 81. We wish THE old
couple much happiness in their mar.
ried life.
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Lon Maze, one of the rising Young
men of Industry, was among the
GrantsYille visitors Saturday.
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"Co' Gamer, Of ArnoIdsburg, was
here Saturday looking over the DO
litical field. 1t is said that he will
likely make the race Tor Circuit clerk
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T. M. Parsons, one of the Chroni
clSs cid friends, and prosperous cit.
zen of Minnora, was il to see us last
Saturday.
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ID. 0. Chenoweth, one of the
bright' and prosperous young men of
tas| West Fork, was here Saturday.
looking after business matters
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4. 1. Bush, who has been working
at Redwood for some Tins, has re
turned to his home at Staten. He
was a paying caller here Saturday.
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We are indebted 10 Andrew Stem.
pie, of Mt. Zion and J. E Biglsr, of
Nobe, for cash favors Saturday.
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fanny one has a special book. or
sstof books, that they are desir.
Gus Of having added to the Library
send or hard IN the list at once
The managers will be glad to receive
suggestions from any Of the citiz ems
Of the county.
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The play rendered by The Library
Club at the Court house Friday aud
Saturday nights vas we'll attended
and quite nice sum was raised with
which 70 buy books for The LibrarR.
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prince Hal" Woodyard is here
today mixing with the BOYS.
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WiIl5Burrows, one of the husthnq
farn'et3 of Philips Run was in tow.
she 4 time Saturday evening.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-04-08

Mr. and Mrs r. L. Austin re.
turasd Thursday from Parkersburg
Mrs Ausiin is . sufferer from oat
arab Of The stomach, end she bas
been 10 Pykersburg several days
codsultibe phydciaus We are I'D
70 say she % improved in health
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A. Huffman and Mrs. Oke Huff
man, of Enon, were visitors in the
village Saturday.
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John Taylor, of Ayers, was auto.
grsphed at the Willard Friday.
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Pete" Basnett. the popular Ores
ton Wharf Boat nan, called and
made the editor happy last weak.
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Jimmie Shanks, of Big Root, was
guest in the city Saturday.
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a. A. Boggs, Of the waters of the
West Fork, WAS a b lsiness caller in
III town Saturday.
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Chapman johnson, Jr., one Of Hog
Knobs industrious young men, was
here Saturday.
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Henry Seals. con OF VIM, Seals of
Annamoriah, was visitor in town
Saturday.
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M. .. Dennison, clothing drum
r, was transacting business in
is county few days last week.
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Mr.. and Mrs f. N. Beall and
Fred Hathaway furnished music for
the play at the Court house Friday
night and it WAS enjoyed very much
by all.
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Annsnias Simmons, OF White Pine
was in town one day last week.
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Mrs. s. P. Bell has been quite sick
for several days.
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Several new subscribers last week.

Mrs. Oscar Shackelford is still
very sick.
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Pure Maple Syrup, Cheese Bologna
sausage at Johuspps Grocery.
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You will find the best line of candies
and cigars at Johnson's Grocery.
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"Curg" burrows was among the
crowd in town Saturday.
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Isaac Yeager, of Lower Bun, was
here Friday. on business.
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=. P. Bell and J. II. johnson, TWO
of Henrietta's prominent business peo.
pie, were here Last Friday, OH bust.
ness.
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We have supplied our office with
the latest job type faces and are now
prepared to do as good job work as
can be done any where.
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Z I Hodges, Of Mt. Zion was n
prominet business mau in town Satur.
day.
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James. q. West, prominent far.
mer OF Nobe, was here Saturday.
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Look over the correspondence col
umns, There is large store of news
of local interest to DO found there.
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Earnest Bennett, of hush Run
was here last Friday on business.
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Mrs Hagan Barr takes a great in.
terest ~ everything pertaining to the
social or educational advancement Of
our community, and is never happier
than when she is 30 engaged.
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John Barr, of Russell, drove into
town Saturday morning and did some
trading with our merchats.
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See the announcement Of stock
holders meeting Of the Arnoidsbure
fair Ia this issue.
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Geo. w. Wiseman, who is we'll
Known here, was pleasant visitor
within the city Friday.
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Tom Poole came into town last
Monday with the paraphernelis Of
The engineering corps which made its
arrival that dBy.
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Attention is called to Stump,s
Furniture store ad, and to 2. p. Bells
tho Henrietta merchant, look 'em
over.
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Hal Cain was - pleasant caller at
the Chronicle office one day last
week.
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j. Mac Ball was in the city the
later part Of last week looking after
affairs connected with the poor
farm.
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Hon. f, n. Hays, who has heen
timbering on Sycamore, was in town
last Friday transactiug husimess
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Carr Shaffer and Andrew Umstead.
Of Mt. Zion, attended tue play here
last Friday night.
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Anne Penniger, Of Hog Knob, was
IN the city Saturday, attend ing to
some business matters
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II, A. Wit, one Of the pros porous
farmers of DodriII, was one OF the
new subscribers added TO oar list last
week.
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Lee Westfall was in the city one
day the latter part of last week, tran
sacting business.
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Eber Duiin, who his been employ
ed on the Winoba, is laid up with a
very sore arm.
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Earnest Stump, whose sickness we
mentioned last week, has very severe
case Of typhoid fever. Earnest ia
one Of Grsntsvilles best boys, aud we
sincerely hope he may soon recover.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1902-04-08

r. n Miles left for Pnrkersburg
last Friday, to look after business in.
terests.
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Miss Nettie Hathaway visited
friends in Gtanisvllle, Few days
last week.
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The family Of Mr.. and Mrs. G.
Hays, Of GleHville, we're moved. last
week, by the gasoline boat Winona.
from that place to Grsntsvllle, where
they vii! make their future home