'
Head IIoHtottor ad this wook.
Advertlm-rs are appreciating tlm (net
that the Fulton County News la tho
iK-st advertising iiiwlimn In Un county.
Owing to tlie steady rush of business
tho Union I'liotoifrapli Company will
remain In this place a few weeks yet.
At the Lower chureh in Whips Cove
last Saturday evening, Mrs. Martha
Smith and Mr. John Garland were
elected delegates to attend Conference
at that church on the Kith Inst.
The Presbyterian people at War
fordsburg will give a lawn fete at
their church on Friday evening and
Saturday evening of this week. Every
body Invited.
Send us a dollar and have us send
the Fulton county News to that boy of
your'i who has gone away from home.
Ho will appreciate your thoughtfulnoss
at least fifty two times during the next
year.
John Dill, aged 15 years, Freemans
burg, Pa., Is a raving maniac on ac
count of the excessive smoking cigar
ettes. For the past four days ho has
not partaken of food nor has he slept.
Dill Imagines himself the emperor of
Germany and night and day is busy
drilling imaginary regiments of sol
diers, with whom ho expects to over
throw many governments.
The Lutheran Reunion Committee
w ill ask the Ileformed and Presbyter
ian reunion associations to join in
asking tho W. M. H. It. Co. to erect
at Pen Mar Park a commodious build
ing to be used by the speakers on tho
occasions of tho reunions. Tho build
ing which has been used for this pur
pose is too small. The religious
bodies will make a proposition to pay
one-half tho cost of tho building if the
railroad pays the other half.
Mr. P. P. Mann, who has conducted
a saddlery in this place, during the
past live years, sold out his business
to Mr. William Kennedy, of Green
castle, the latter taking possession on
last Mondey morning. We aro not
advised as to Mr. Mann's plans for
tho future; but we hope wo may not
lose him as a citizen of tho borough.
Mr. Kennedy who was formerly employ
ed in Mr Mann's shop is a good
mechanic und will no doubt keep up
the reputation of the shop for prompt
ness and good work.
FOR SALK.
Seven-room house. Five minutes
walk from Hancock station. Hunting
and lishingconvenient. Mineral springs
nearby. Beautiful location for coun
try home or boarding house. Address
H. S., Box 23, Hancock, Maryland.
TEACHERS' r EXAMINATIONS.
Dublin, Littleton, Monday, Aug. 13.
Taylor, Hustontown, Tuesday, Aug. 14
Wells, No. 2, Wednesday, Aug. lf.
Licking Creek, Harrisonvllle, Thurs
day, Aug. IB.
Tod, McGovern, Friday, Aug. 17.
Ayr, Webster Mills, Saturday, Aug. 18
Thompson, Center, Monday Aug. 20.
Hethel, Warfordsburg, Tuesday,
Aug. 21.
Union, Center, Wednesday, Aug. 22.
Brush Creek, Kmmuvillu, Thursday,
Aug. 23.
Helfast, Needmore, Friday, Aug. 24.
Open 8, A. M., usual requirements
and limit. Hope boards will meet at
these times and places.
Uespectfully,
Clkm CHKSNI'T.
WELLS TANNERY.
VV. b. Stuukard expects to
start out next week with his trac
tion engine to begin threshing
the crops recently gathered.
J. C. Kirk has the contract for
painting and papering the house
at Three Springs recently vacat
ed by Dr. Stever and soon to be
occupied by Dr. Bernhardt, of
Dublin Mills.
Miss Downes, of Clearfield, is
tho guest of Mrs. J. C. Kirk.
Mrs. W. J. Sheaffer and chil
dren of Throe Springs, are visit
ing friends in this place.
Mrs. G. V. Sipe and children,
who recently returned from a
two weeks' trip to Philadelphia
and Atlantic City, report a very
pleasant time.
Mr. and Mrs. Eiclielberger, cf
Saxton, were guests of V. II.
Spangler's and A. F. Baker's.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Bence, of
Three Springs, attended the
quarterly meeting recently held
at Pine Grove church.
Mr. Greenland and wife, of
Saltillo, and Ross Nail and wife
of Duncansville, Blair couuty,
attended the funeral of their
brother, George Nail, on last
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Palmer,
of Shirley, are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. II. E. Spanglcr.
If you know of an item tell us
about it. Every week we will tell
you what we know. Every week
we know that you know' things
that we don't know. And wo
know that you know that wo dont
know it, and still you don't tell
us. Now, if you tell us what you
know then we will tell what we
know and also what you know,
and then our readers will know
what they know they know and
what we know and also what we
know that you know we know
you know.
SALUVIA
Mrs. Thomas Alct.ler of lliir
risouville, is sulTering from an
attack of malaria fever.
Nathan Wishart is visiting
friends in Wells Valley. .
Miss'Rachel LenoroWisluirt is
spending a few weeks with friends
in Bellefoiitc.
Mr. Lewis C. Maun, and little
daughter of Everett, spent a few
clays last week with Mr. Mann's
parents Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Mann.
That was a very happy and
ngreeable crowd of young ladies
and gentlemen, f rom MeConuolls
burg who held their annual pic
nic near Harrisonville, Tuesday.
They repaired to that famous
hostlery the Green Hill house in
the evening. After supper they
did not "trip the light fantastic,"
but returned home tired but
happy. Your correspondent was
not present, consequently cannot
give you the names of those pres
ent.
Miss Maria Betz, who has
been spending the summer in
Clearfield, returned to her home
at this place Tuesday.
Misses Ella Mann and llattio
Betz, were in Needmore, Mon
day. David E. Strait, of Hustontown,
and Miss Maggie Strait, who is em
ployed in McCounelsburg, spent
Sunday with their parents Mr
and Mrs Jacob Strait.
Rev. Grant Llauu, occupied
the pulpit at the M. E. church
at Green Hill Sunday afternoon.
Miss Nettie Minick, of Marion,
Ind., is visiting her grand par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Minick.
All's. Ferdinand Docker, is
seriously ill at this writing.
George Hanu made a business
trip to Three Springs Friday.
Mrs. James Minick, who has
been in ill health the grater part
of the summer, is dangerously ill
at this time.
Master Oram Wible, of Me
Conncllsburg, is visiting his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Stewart.
Mr. Bernard Salkeld, of South
Fork, who has been spending the
summer at this place, went to
Wells Valley, Friday, where ho
will visit friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Baltzer Cutchall
of McConnellsburg, were visiting
with relatives at Harrisonville,
over Sabbath.
NEW GRENADA.
Nat Wishart, of Harrisouville,
spent a day recently with his un
cle, E. A. Horton.
Prof. B. C. Miller, of Hopewell,
makes his weekly trips to our
town to instruct our young folks
in music.
Arthur Cunuinghain and J. A.
McDonough were tho guests of
Dr. C. A. R. McClain, of Cass
ville one day last week.
vv ill Hunter, who lias been in
Pittsbui'g this summer returned
home last week. lie don't like
Pittsburg.
Wood vale mines aro in opera
tion again. Thus our idle hands
are all doing a banking business,
Mrs. Kate Mills is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Julia Johnston,
of Streator, Hluois.
Rev. S. Smith, of Harrisburg
is spending his vacation with his
daughter, Mrs Jack Bemhart. of
this place.
S. F. Grissinger, who was con-
lined to his bed for a few days is
able to bo about again.
Miss Erma McCoy,of Newville,
I 'a., and Miss Bessie Leshler, of
Carlisle, are visiting G. II. McCoy
of this place.
Cedarmount Park is in full
lil-iit- nTiiT Wi ii !) nir mrikiiinii
lJlttrU LYVlJ tJtfctfltl. VLiVJ' Kj l.lll
affording amusement to both
young and old.
Wells Valley Camp mooting
will begin August J-tth. Tho
tent holders and others are male
iug all kinds of preparations for
tho affair. Wo learn tho ro is to
be a corps of good ministers on
hand. Rev. Roberts will conduct
the camp.
It Helped WliillattU'M.
Twenty -nine olllcers and lntni wrote
from tho Front to say that for Scratch
es, llrulses, Cuts, Wounds, Sore Feet
and StilT Joints, liucklen's Arnica
Salvo Is the best In tho world. Same
for Burns, Skin Kruptions and Piles
2.rH:ts. a box. Cure guarateitl. Sold
by W. S. Dickson druggist.
UKICK.
Judge Morton will furnish brick Jit
his kiln at this place on and uftar
July 30th.
Peerless Horse and Cuttle lwder
at KobhiHon's. 10 cu per lb.
KNOBSVILLE.
Mrs. Lindsay Snider, ami
daughters Marian and Elizabeth,
of Ch.'iinborsburg, are visiting
tho family of Mrs. Snider's mi
le, Mr. Abrnm Wagner.
Mrs. Grant Baker spent Mon
day afternoon with Mrs. Daniel
E. Fore.
Bessie Lamastor and Kate
Fore spent Tuesday with Mrs.
Grant Baker.
Bessie Lamastor of Markos,
Franklin county, spent Wednes
day with the family of D. Edward
Fore.
John Ilamill has his new
store house nearly ready for the
plasterers.
The masons are working at D.
Edward Fore's new store room
foundation.
Sorry to say our general mer
chant Jacob A. Ilamill is poorly
with chronic rheumatism. We
.hope for his speedy recovery.
Mrs. John Nelson and daugh
ter Arabella, and mother, M rs.
Esther Pittmau, spent Friday at
Daniel E. Fore's.
Mrs. Abram Wagner, her
daughters Elsie aud Etta, with
Mrs. Lindsay Snider and daugh
ters Marion aud Elizabeth spent
Friday evening at Dauiel Fore's,
also (Professor) John W. Evans,
of McConnellsburg, who kindly
provided music on his Phono
graph, which was greatly enjoy
ed. Mr. William Polk, his daugh
ter Etta and Mrs. Grant Baker,
spent part of last Thursday at
Mr. John Nelson's.
L. II. Wible, Esq., wife, and
child spent Monday with A. L.
Wible of our town.
Miss Ellie Parson is spending
some time with her parents here.
M r. Frank Fore and Miss Mary
Ilamill, aud Mr. Hush Cline aud
Miss Carrie Ilamill, attended tho
Shade Gap picnic on Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Sipos visited the
couuty seat on Thursday.
Wm. .Polk and daughter Miss
Etta were visitors at McConnells
burg last Thursday.
Our men who are employed at
Kearney, spent Saturday and
Sunday at their various liomes in
this vicinity.
Messrs. (J rant Baker and Geo.
Gluntwereat Moreersburg last
Tuesday.
Prof. S. W. Kirk was a caller
in our village last Friday evening,
Mr. David Wible and Mr.
Schism, of Kearney, spent Sat
urday aud Sunday at the form
er's home in this place.
Misses Luna Fore and Alice
Long visited M 'Conncllsburg last
Saturday.
The young people of our town
enjoy these beautiful evenings on
their croquet grounds east of
town.
Miss Mamie Snyder, of near
this place, is visitiug her grand
parents at Laidig.
Mr. aud Mrs. James Henry, of
McConnellsburg, visited J. A.
Ilamill's family on Sunday.
Vauvert Kelso and wife spent
Saturday night aud Sunday with
Mr. John Sowers, of Fort Little
ton, who is dangerously ill, as did
also Mrs. McQuade, of McCon
nellsburg. Mr. Albert Kerlin aud wife, of
Clear Ridge, spent Sunday with
the hitter's sister, Mrs. Samuel
Divens, at this place.
Miss May Gluut returned Sat
urday evening after spending a
week with Mr. Fred Black's fam
ily. She was accompanied on her
return by Mr. Mike Black.
Mr. A. L. Wiblo was a visitor
to tho couuty seat on Thursday.
Mrs. George Wagner, of New
ville, is visiting relatives in this
vicinity.
Mrs. G rant Baker made a (ly
ing trip to McConnellsburg last
Thursday.
M r. 11. O. Wible, who is attend
ing school at Needmore, spent
Saturday aud Sunday with his
parents near here.
Mr. Amos Clouser speut Sat
arday with his bruther-in-law,
John Sowers, at the "Fort."
Mr. Bert Kelso and Miss Mag
gie Ilamill spent Saturday in
Moreersburg.
That Throhhiii); llcndacliu
Would quickly luavu you, if yon
used Dr. King's Now Lil'u Pills.
Thousands of KUlVurers have proved
thoir liiaiithUiss merit of Sick und Ner
vous Headaches. They muku pure
blood und build up your health. Only
2' eents. Money buck If not eured.
Sold by W. S. Dickson, Druggist.
lluv. Mr. iiikhuin will pruueh In the
Koformod church next Sunday morn
ing at 10::io
HARNESS
AMI
INI2TS.
FLY
I have now ijii hand tin
Tirjesl. Uvl
and ( 'lii'iipeM stork of
HOME MADE HARNESS
In Southern Pennsylvania, unit sell Un-in
uwuy hdow tho lowest, Harness, all
our own miil, on hand from
ilO to $25.
I't.Y M'.TM or all kinds very cheap.
Nets ul Cost with Harness.
I AU M dl AliS always on hand ready
for UM!.
Wo Kivo special low prices to our
Knlton fount y customers, and it will
pay you to come mul set my stock be
fore you buy.
'" Write or cull for prices.
W. S, HOSTETTER,
MERCERSBURG, PA.
S. K. cor. of I iluinond.
Telephone In Shop.
M-M-I-M-M-
-I-H-M-H-H-M"
f "One Is Ouick to
f Suspect Where
I One lias Suffered
Harm Before."
Perhaps there are some busi
ness men in this town who have
tried advertising and found the
results unsatisfactory.
If so, something was the
trouble. Contracting for space
in a newspaper is not enough.
When secured the sniice must
be used to advantage. A con-
vincing story should be told.
A plant will not grow unless it
is tended. An impression can
not be made upon the purchas- X
u.. c.. !
persistent work.
Many merchants cn grievously in be
lieving that time spent upon their ads
is time waited No time can be made
mure prufitaMe.
We believe the advertising X
X columns of this paper can be
p used profitably by any one who
seeks to reach the buyers of
U this community. We will gladly
L aid any one who desires to try
it or who is trying it and is not
satisfied.
i
-i-W-I-H-H-W-M-M-J-W-H-l-t-W
Auditor's Notice.
The undersigned, Auditor nppofnted by the
( )nhinis' l.'inirt of l-'ulton couuty lo urn
dist ril nit ion of the balance in tin tenuis of 11. S
lianiels, Knii.. Administrator of the estate uf
I Vt or Keller, deceased, hereby rives nutlet
thai lie will sit for the performance of his
unties lit Ins unlet in ftlel onhellsHUrtf. l'c,
nf Monday August -.'7. ltHie. at lon'olook A.
when and where all parties interested may
utleml. il they see proper.
V. SCOTT AIjKXANMKK.
Auditor
HUUNT CAHINS.
Miss Janet Appelby, of Mt,
Union is visiting friends in thi
place.
Cora Dorau has returned from
a two weeks' visit iu Mt. Union
Miss Emma Faust of Richmond
Furnace who has been spendin
some time with her cousin, Miss
Oliver, will return home today.
V. R. Mctlowan, of Tyrone, is
visiting his father William Mc
( lowan of this plac.
H. C. Matthias, formerly of thb
place, agent of organs, buggies
and farm implements is at home
sick. It is said that he has ty
phoid fever.
A great many of our pooph
wero in attendance at the ( J. A
li. picnic at Shade (lap on Satur
day. They report the picnic
"good," the crowd "too largo'
and the dust "immense."
The annual picnic of tho M. E,
Sunday school of this place pass
ed of pleasantly, as usual.
Misses Ethel and Lillian Mc
Carthey, daughters of Dr. Mc
Car they of Mt. Union are expect
ed to visit iu our town. Tliev
will arrive to-day (Tuesday.)
The L'nd quarterly Conference
of the Ilu rut Cabins charge M
E. church will hi held at Shad
(lap on Saturday next.
Tbo new Presiding Elder, Rev
E. M. Stevens will preach on Sun
day evening.
Woolen Mills l or Sale.
Situated at Hloomry, W. Va., ii
excellent condition, tlnu water power
a ruro apportunity for tho right man
I'or further particulars call on, or ud
dress Pic a NIC ItANCK, Agent,
Hancock, Md
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STORE,
WcConnellsburg, Pcnna.
Two Floors and a Ease
ment each seventy-live feet
iu length by twenty-live in
width just packed with (Jen
oral Merchandise. A full
and complete stock of.
Dry Goods.
Cashmeres, G iiicliiims, Cali
coes, Muslins, SliirV.iijrs I, incus,
Towel ings.
Clothing.
Overcoats, Men's and Hoys'
Suits, Overalls, Underwear, Ac.
TIats and Caps in rcut variety
Boots and Shoes.
The most reliable makes at
lowest prices.
Carpets.
Kajr, Ingrain, Matt iinrs, c.
Hardware.
You can hardly miss ;'c!1iu:
anything you want.
Groceries.
A full line of Syrups. C'oll'ccs.
Teas, Spices &e.
Tobacco and Ci;jars
-no better.
Harness, Trunks, Notions,
Jewelry, und in fact we try to
keep any and everything cailed
for by the people of our couuty.
E. R. SCHOLLENBESCER,
PLUMBER,
I STEAM and Vr
HOT WATER
FITTER.
All Work Guaranteed.
Prices Rensonable.
McConnellsburg, pa.
McConnellsburv; ex. Ft. Loudon
Passenger, Freight and
Express Line.
R. C. McQuade, Proprietor.
Hun Daily iiktwkkn MrCuNNKi.i.sm'ini ami
l-'uiir Iitn:iN in.
ht'iivti) McCMmiulNlmi'M' ut o'oloi'k. 1'. M.,
muliiiik' Hiiiiifc!iIin willi ui'tt'ituxni Li ain tti
S. I. It. U.
Huttii-uhitf lt'uve Fort, lmdou on the urrlvul of
ihu evening trtiiu on S. I. U. li.
1 urn picpuretl to uurry luissiMiutTM and ex
press to niulte comiueiiou with till trains ut J i.
Loiulou,
EDWARD BRAKE,
Fashionable Barber,
One Door Must of "Fulton llousn,"
MeCON'NKTJ.SIU'KW, lA.
Klrst.-luss Shu vim.' mul llsiir Cnltlmr.
Cleuu towel for every uustomer.
Auditor's Notice.
TluMUidrrslmied upnihitf(l by tho Oiih!in-s
Couri of Kultoii eouiity. unttitiM. to (liMrimtte
tlie luiiiis lii the hiir, us of lion. S I,. Uuckley.
eeeuior if t lie? lust will nml t rsiunnm o'
,1 din l.Mieles, hue of Dublin towiishib. iko'il.
u ill nit for thMHii')ost uf his ii ;niiini men I li I
t'iu eommis.ioiiei's oitiee. in Met 'dtitieLl'-bin .
Du.. tin Sutunliiy. Aiiifiist K lit -in o'elnel
ii. in., when ami u lutnt all pei'soiis IntcrrM tti
are retinesied to be present,
S. K'llMC,
Auitiior.
Auditor's Notice.
Tho iiiulnislMiii'it, Auillliir, niiiniiiUMl liy Hie
Oi-IiIiiiu'n CourL of l-'ttlltHi coiml.v. to m.iUr
llioU'llilltion ol llio I'llhllK'l' ill llic 1 1 ; : : I OI
lion. S. I.. Ilncldev.. llxi-i'Mtor of the In .1 II
mul ti'simni'iil of Mlv ni-f, W'ollelt. here
h.'Klves hulii'o tltut ho will sit for the pcrtonii
nneo of Ills dm les ut Ills otlloo hi Moroiiiicll--imiv.
I'ii.. on Niiumlii.s . Ani'ust .'.", I'.kmi. hi In
clock p 111., when mul where nil piirlics Inlt'l -e'-teil
limy ntlenil. II t lit-.v see proper.
,W. Sl'll.MT .l.l':.A.VIH''.li'
Alliltlor,
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KtMiH-nilH'r tlie miiln Ihlinr Is lo linvn a I'lM:
l'lllt KK.K VI'll of yoursi lr or family ul nniii!.
Photographing,
Kiioh us Mnlm-L-'lii, (.'rayon. elmiiitr und He
proilnehm. 'le w im. I'la-tleLiu'lits,
To those who liml it iiieonvehient. ti euino to
om'sludio we will he ilatl lo eulltil t heir homes
und dosueh worlt as may lie tleslretl. Weiuulte
1 Doz. Cabl-Plioto;rap!s for 50 Cents.
litiire-i talieii rain or shine. . 1 1 1 nml khh
uuinples mat leut-n prlees, sa i h I aei ion ;:uur
unleed. THfj IjNlON PHOTOGRAPH COMPANY,
- Opposl'je the Court House,
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COOK fiTOVES. miprallnn jyun.rim1(.i.(1. M l. 0 :o $
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Twine, (1 riiutstniies, l'lows, llai'i'ows.Cultivii.tdrs.Win'-l'11'1'
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Nails, 1 cents a box.
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both u liiitiu'd and nut rimmed. 1 have
nmrUeii i he prices away dow n.
All st vies ol" Sailor and Walking Hats
, :it pi iees I rom
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Ui t wo dollars.
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11 lu-w lull - jnsl onl- for IHi nuns.
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4 ittiow. Is rrnlls. Ku'iy vnrii'ty mul nil V
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t.niJniHO of I . of P. ten curs' I xner
i nee. Plutcs - iohl, I'lalniuni. Silver A I u
ii.iMUiu, ('I'lluloid, ubber. ami Uuitlier Aluuii
iitiui lined. Melal with Ibil.ber A llaehmeiit.
llto from H l.OO up.
Ihidtre-s, KielimoiMt I'riHwis, Loirau in-owim,
(inld l'aw. IViiiinuid Cups. &tj,
I illiiii; oi Natiii.d Teeiii u Specialty and
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Inforni u '4.i t'.v iiiaii iir In jn rson.
Tku.ms dp Couirr.
Tin' llrst I I'rin of 1 ho (,'ourisof l-'nlion coun
ty in tlm yi'iir -hull I'oi un.'fH'o on ihu Tui'sil.iv
following t tin s.H'onit M'liul.i.y of Jiimmry, nl In
o'rlonli A. M.
Tlio Ki-.ioiul tiM'in itoiiitiiiMu'.'M on the ihlnl
Vomltiy of .Miiri'li. nl rj o'l-luitli l. M.
Tho llilril li-riii oil tilt' TnMluy utxt follow
iuii the M'l'omi ilonduy of Jiiun u L in u'uloi'k
A. M.
Tlie fourth ti-rm on the llr-,1 ymnlny of iclo
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Our Priccsj arc always right
Call or Write for complete Price List
CLAY PARK, Three Sriii.v's,
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