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WI LLS VALLI.V.
Hiniiksxlvlng Services and Sun
Jay School Convention
Combined. .
Tho Twonty-First Annual Con
vention of the Wella Valley S. S.
Association met in tho Mission
Sabbath school room at Wells
Tannery, on Thursday morning,
November 29, 1900.
According to the usual custom,
the convention opened with a
Thanksgiving sermon. Kev. II.
S. Bickel, minister in charge of
Bethel church, New Grenada, de
livered the sermon, which had
been carefully prepared and was
well delivered. After the deliv
ery of the sermon, the convention
was organized by the president,
James W. Barnett, taking the
chair and tho election of E. A.
Horton secretary the secretary
of the convention not being pres
ent Tho minutes of the last con
vention were read and approved.
A vote of thanks was tendered
the minister for his excellent
sermon, in opposition.however.to
his most earnest protest.
After considerable discussion
on the question, "Why the peoplo
generally do not attend Thanks
giving services better?" partici
pated in by S. P. Wishart, W. II.
Spangler and Rev. Bickel, the
convention adjourned for dinner.
AKTEKNOON.
The convention convened at
1.30 o'clock, and a praise service
of a half hour was conducted by
Rev. Bickel. At the close of this
service a committee on nomina
tion of officers and place of hold
ing next convention was appoint
ed, consisting of the following
' persons: Thomas Ramsay, Mrs.
E. A. Horton, James Lockard,
Mrs. John A. Wishart and Z. P.
Horton, A committee on resolu
tions was also appointed at this
time, consisting of tho following
named persons: Rev. H. S. Bick
el, Harvey Wishart and J. G.
Cunningham.
The regular programme was
then taken up.
The Address of Welcome boiug
in order, Miss Alice E. Wishart
stepped forward, and in a very
hearty and earnest tone bade the
people welcome to the village and
to the convention. The response
to the welcome was delivered by
Rev. Bickel. In a very hearty
manner, he expressed the thanks
of the convention for the warm
welcome it had received.
The first question for discus
sion, Why are we here? was
opened by James Lockard, fol
lowed by J. G. Cunningham.
Mr. Lockard did exceedingly
well in his presentation of tho
subject so well in fact that Mr.
Cunningham concluded that it
was no use to say more, and so
he reserved his strength for sub
jects that were to follow.
During the general discussion
of the question, the convention
was very agreeably surprised to
see step in, B. W. Peck, of Mc
Connellsburg, one of the fore
most sabbath school workers of
the county.
Previous to tho meeting, tho
officers of the convention had a
list of questions printed for tho
use of the convention, to bo used
instead of the query box. There
were 25 of these questions and
tho discussion of some of thein
brought out many good thoughts.
"Name three of tho most essen
tial qualifications of a successful
superintendent," was referred to
S. P. Wishart, who opened the
subject, and it was further dis
cussed by Bickel, Cunningham,
and Spangler. "How do you dis
pose of tho Review Sunday'!"'
was referred to W. II. Spangler.
5'Should tho pastor ever bo su
perintendent of tho Sunday
school?" to J. G. Cunningham;
"To what extent should supple
mental work be used?" to Mrs.
E. A. Horton; "How can we in
duce the scholars to study their
lessons before coming to Sunday
scholo?" to Prof. Peck, and "How
should officers and teachers bo
appointed?" to A. F. Baker.
These questions were all ably dis
cussed. After the discussion
tho convention adjourned until
evening.
EVENING.
The convention assembled at 7
o'clock. Devotional services were
conducted by Prof. Pock. Owing
to the absence of the president,
Mr. Wm. IL Spangler filled
the chair. "What's New? What
Helps? What Hinders?" was then
discussed by Prof. B. W. Pock
in a very able manner. "Suuday
school Management" was next
taken up and "Should the super
intendent use a bell?" was refer
red to A. (). Griffith. "C.Ian a
school bo successful without a
teachers' meeting for tho study of
tho lesson?" was referred to S. I'.
Wishart. ."Bow best teach tem
perance in the Suuday school?"
to Rev Bickel; and "What is tho
best way to increase the regular
weekly attendance and offering?"
to Georgo W. Sipo. A lively dis
cussion followed in all of these
questions. "Greatness of Sabbath
school Work" was opened by Rev.
Bickle followed by Z. P. Horton.
Each of these gentlemen gave an
entertaining and useful talk on
the subject. Tho subject was
further discussed by Prof, Peck,
Wishart and others.
Reports of Committees being
uo'xt in order, tho committee on
placo and nomination of officers
reported tho following: Haco of
holding next convention, Wells
Valley M. E. church; time, next
Thanksgiving day. Officers:
president, Goo. A. Stewart; vice
president, Levi Truax; secretary,
E. A. Horton; Treasurer, S. P.
Wishart. Tho rejwrt was ac
cepted and the above named per
sons elected.
Tho Committee on Resolutions
then reported tho following:
1. Whereas tho convention has
proven to bo be an importaut fac
tor in Suuday school work in this
district, and, whereas, the inter
est manifested on tho part of the
members of tho several schools of
tne district is not such as will
bring the best results; Therefore,
bo it resolved, That tho school be
better represented and thereby
increase the interest.
2. Resolved, That as a conven
tion, wo extend our thanks to the
citizens of Wells Tannery for
their kind hospitality, and also
to tho choir for tho excellent mu
sic during the convention
lvvv. H. S. Bickel,
Hakvey Wishakt,
J. G. Cunningham,
Committee.
A committee was then appoint
ed by the president to see if it
would be advisable to organize a
Normal Training Class, and the
following named persons were
appointed: Rev. Bickel, Thomas
Ramsey, Harry Truax, A. F.
Baker aud Samuel P. Wishart.
The committee conferred and an
nounced that they would meet at
Wells Tannery December G.
The report of the acting treas
urer showed a balance on hand of
9 cents, after which a collection
was taken amounting to' $1.21.
Tho convention was then adjourn
ed. Tho convention proceedings
were interspersed with music
furnished by the Mission S. S.
choir. All tho peoplo in attend
ance appeared to bo happy and
glad they were there. It was a
day well spent.
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S. C. YKAKLE
lias rented tho Bluoksmith shop down
ut Ayr in tho Uifj Cove and is pre
pared to do all work in his line
promptly, at reasonable rates, and in
a workmanlike manner.
Local Institute.
Tho first local institute of Bel
fast, was held at Needmore, last
Friday evening, with Mr. Levi
Morton as president.
Tho subjects discussed were
I. "How to securo best results in
teaching advanced History. "
"Seat work for lirst and socond
grades. "
Prof. Chesuut in his talk said
he thought reproduction work of
.irst and second grades has been
neglected to a great extent by a
majority of tho teachers the last
year.
o. "illustrations as a lactor in
leaching." 4. "Physiology,
primary and advanced."
Dr. Garthwaito gave a very in
teresting talk for both pupils and
teachers on latter subject.
Tho subjects were discussed
by tho teachers.
Bo.'iides the six teachers of tho
homo township, wore, Messrs
.James Keefer and Sam Martin
and Miss Stella Bard, of Ayr;
Olivo Hess aud Mr. Clousor
of Bethel; Mr. W. TO. Stein, of
Brush Creek, Mr. Lorenzo Truax
of Licking Crook; and Mr. Har
vey Sharp, of Thompson.
Tho discussions were inter
spersed with music by tho school.
An organ had been secured for
tho occasion, and tho manner in
which tho music was delivered
shown much credit duo to Prof.
Palmer, tho teacher.
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On Main Strict in ClKimbersburtf.
we have opened at No. 104 South Main St.
stock of
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FURNITURE,
Iron and Brass Beds, Mirrors, Screens, House. Desks, ?
Toilet Tables, Hall Seats, Piano Benches, China Clos-
3 ets, Etc. we have at our old office room, No. 55 jk
fal Queen Street,
I DINING ROOM FURNITURE
i$ Desks, wardrobes, Book Cases, Looking Glasses, Up
noiSTery uoocis, irimmuijfs, cic.
Large Stock of 3-Fold
SCREENS
Couches, Fancy Rockers, Tabourets, Plant Stands, Hall ffi
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CHRISTMAS
Call and see the pretty things already here the
C5 vance guard of the Christmas provision.
I nnkinf nrnnnd invnlves nn AM!n:n i
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;j We will let the tuture take care of itself.
Racks &c, for Christmas time
H. SIERER & CO.,
Furniture Makers.
A Keen Clear ftrain.
Your best feelings, your social posi
tion or business success depend large
ly on the perfect action of your Stom
ach and liver. Dr. King's New I.lfu
Pills give increased Btrongth, a ljeen,
clear brain, high ambition. A 25 cent
box will make you feel like a new be
ing. Sold by V. S. Dickson, druggist.
Notice.
The firm of Hess & Kveretts bus been
mutually dissolved, Mr. Kverets
buying the interests of Mr. Hess. All
persons indebted to the firm will kind
ly como and settle same.
Hrcss & EVKUETS,
Dickeys Mountains, I'u.
Nov. 17, l'.iOO.
I INSTITUTE !
l'ald Dear For His Let;.
n. D. Blanton of Thackerville, Tex.
in two years paid over $300.00 to doc
tors to cure a Kunning Sore on his
leg. Then they wanted to cut it o!T,
but ho cured it with one box of Duck
leu's Arnica Sulve. !uaiat:toed cure
for Piles. 2."etH. nliox. Sold by W. S.
Dickson, Druggist.
Howard sou of Mr. and Mrs.
Issac Culler of Brewer's Mill is
spending this week with his aunt
Mrs. M. A. Kelley of this place.
Oranges, Lemons, Prunes, 'Kaisins,
Currants, and Cocoanuts, all new
goods, at Robinson's.
Help is needod at once when a per
son's life is in danger. A neglected
cough or cold may soon become se
rious and should bo stopped at once.
One Minute Cough Cure quickly euros
coughs and colds and the worst cases
of croup, bronchitis, grippe and other
throat and lung troubles. Trout's
Drug Store. .
Joseph Fuak and his brother
L. W. of Belfast spent Monday in
town.
When tho stomach Is tired out it
must have a rest, but we can't live
without food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
"digests what you eat" bo that you
can eat all the good food you want
while it is restoring the digestive or
gans to health. It is the only prepa
ration that digests all kinds of food.
Trout's Drug Store.
P. K. McClain and J. II. Ed
wards spent Monday night in
town.
When you need a soothing and heal
ing antiseptic application for any pur
pose, use the original DoWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve, a well known cure for
piles and skin diseases. It heals sores
without leaving a scar. Beware of
counterfeits. Trout's Drug Store.
Mrs. Lottie Over and son Ed
gar Fulton came over from Bed
ford last Thursday, aud are stay
ing at the Washington House.
Don't use any of the counterfeits of
DoWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Most
of them are worthless or liable to
cause Injury. The original DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salvo Is a certain cure
for piles, eczema, cuts, scalds, burns,
sores and skin diseases. Trout's
Drug Store.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Fishor of Way
nosboro, spent from Saturday until
Monday with the family of D. B.
Snyder in Belfast township.
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you cat.
It artificially digests tbe food and alda
Nature In strength-suing and recon
structing the exhausted digestive or
gam. It is the latest dlscovereddigest
ant aud tonic. Ho other preparation
can approach it in enlcleucy. It In
stantly relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatulence, Sour btomach, Nausea,
Sick Headache, aastralgla.Crampsand
all other results of imperfect digestion.
Price S00. nd H. Large site contain H timet
tuall iim. Book all about dyspeptianialtaUIrtiM
Prtpqrtd by C. C OaWiTT A CO., Cbigao
Trout'H DruK Store.
Klt'ganl is tho proper word for
such a lot of Trimmed and Un-
trimmed Hals that I have receiv-
od especially for Institute.
We have a full line of Felt,
Velvet, Chctullo, Silk, and Chif
fon Hals. 1 leady-to-wear hats,
carriage, reception, dinner, walk
ing hats, and Children's soft,
felt, knock-about hats.
riLvriiKKs.
Ostrich plumes and fancy fealh
crs, quills, wings, birds, ducks,
coques, mid breasts, from U ets.
to !:t.r0. Also, a full line of rib
bons, silks, velvets everything
fonml in a first class millinery
store.
Call, examine goods, and bo
convinced .
Mrs. A. F LITTLE,
Bon Ton Store
Trustee's Sale
of Valuable
Real Estate.
OX SAiTKPAY, III (1 M11I U -Mi. 1(100.
Tho uuderslmied, Trustee appointed by tin:
Orplmns Court of Fulloll t'ouuly lo sell the
real estate ot James ami Margaret Sprout, late
ui arusii uiw'ii lowusiup, ueeeaseu, will oiler
ul PiiPJtONttluonthuuliovenaiiiedihw.iit the line
resitlenee of the deceased, ahoul one-half mile
south of the 'Mullvalne Hotel, "lu Hrush Creek
township, Kulton comity, l'u., two trucls of
vuiuunie real esiate, to wit:
Tract No. I, the "Muusiou Tract." eonialnln
IW) ucres and SI perches, r.cut measure, ulniiii
loo acres of which are cleared aud In a hlirh
stale of cultivation, unrt the balance in mucl
i;iue nun unit tinnier. Tho improvement eon
sist or u l,Alliif,uw I'.I.U.NU IIOI'SK. I., A 111. I'
HANK HAKN, nearly new, AVaon shed
Spi-InK house. Smoke house, Small Fraini
aweiuiiK house, and other oiit-lnuldlim's.
liod (iiiullty of Limestone on the farm. Tho
premises are well watered, with ninniiin water
at the house; un Orchard of ull kinds of choice
t nut.
Tract No. 3, eonlalulnn nil acres and II
pcrches.neat measure. Ahoul 130 acres clear
ed and lu a fair Ktuio of cultivation, the lint
ance lu younir Pine and Oiik in dier. The Im
provements consist of a l.oii Ji HN uudl.txl
sjt'A m. K.
The tracls will he offered tosvlher, or sepa
ruici.v, losiui inc purennscrs.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock H. M.
TKKMS:- '1'en per cent, of lild when nroner.
ty Is knocked down, oue-hulf (iueludiuk' tho
lu per oeul) 4n coulirnuitlou of sale, and thu
naiauce m one year Irom conllrmatiou of hale.
with Interest, secured bv JuuKineut.
W. SCOTT ALEXANDER.
Lcc. B, 1!K), St Trustee
PATTERSON'S
STORE,
McConncllsburg, Penna.
Two Floors and a Base
ment eacli seventy-live feet
in length by twenty-five iu
width just packed with Gen
eral Merchandise. A full
and complete stock of
Dry Goods.
Cashmeres, Ginghams, Cali
coes, Muslins, Shirtings Linens,
Towelings.
Clothing.
Overcoats, Men's and Boys'
Suits, Overalls, Underwear, &c.
Hats and Caps in great variety
Boots and Shoes.
The most reliablo makes at
lowest prices.
Carpets.
Rag, Ingrain, Mattings, &c.
Hardware.
You can hardly miss getting
anything you want.
Groceries.
A full line of Syrups, Coffoes,
Teas, Spices &c.
Tobacco and Cigars
no better.
Harness, Trunks, Notions,
Jewelry, und in fact wo try to
keep any and everything called
for by the people of our county.
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License Notice.
IN TIIK COl'KT OF yUAUTKK SESSIONS
uv a v i .iu tut in j. i ,
It Is ordered that all applications for licenses
for the sale of vinous, spiritous, mall, or brew
ed Illinois, wholesale or retail, for the year
Will, will be heard on Tuesday, tho Iftth Ua'v of
.lanuary, WW, ut in o'clock a, m., at which
time ull persons applying or m.iklnu' objections
to uppiicimous. win ot; neurit ny evidence, pe
utiou, rcinousu'itnee or counsel. There must
be no communication ut nuy time with the
JiuUes personally upon the subject, by lettc
or any other private w av.
The petition, verilled hvamdurltof annllcant.
shall be lu conformity with the rciiiiremcuts
of the acts or Assembly. Judgment bond shall
be executed in the penal sum of initio, with uo
less than two reputable Ireeholdersof the conn'
IV as suielles, each of I hem to lie a bona Ikle
owner ol real csLaic In the couut.v of Fulton
worth, over and above all Incuinlirlinces, the
l inn ol irA no. Iliind conditioned for the faith'
fill observance of all the laws relating to the
selling ir luniisiiiu of lluuors. and to pay all
damages which .-lull be rccoered UKaiust the
lleelisec, ami all oosih. lines und penalties
w hi eh niii.v be Imposed on hi in under any Indict-
nienl for vio'iiiink' suid laws; und the sureties
ucty be rt'iUiicd lo appear In Cuurl und justify
iiniii'r oai ii.
The Court shall iu all cases refuse the uppll
enliou whenever, lu the oniulon of the Courl
hiivitiilue reward tothc niiuibcrand charai'ler
ol the pelltiotiei-s lor ami against tmi apiilica
lion, suell lii'elise lii not ueeissarv for ihc ae-
eiiiumoilutioti oi the public and entertainment
ol Nil-augers a ud lrn clers, or t bal 1 lie anplleant
Is not a lit person lo whom such license should
be Krauted.
J'eiltioiis to be tiled with the Clerk or the
Coiul not later IIimii Monday, the Mllll day of
licceini'cr. i iiki. i inject ions nun remonslrau
ci's to he llled not later than Tiicstlny. ihc Htll
du.vof Jatmai v. Wol. Cpon suillcient cause lie
Inu showuoi- pi-oof belui-'uiadtothet.'ourt that
the parly hoMnnr IUhiusc has violated miv law
or the Couilniiiiwealtll relattlj to tjie sule of
liquors, the 1 ourl shall, upon notice belli,' irlv
en to the person licensed, revoke the license.
ity the t ourt,
SA.MUIOI.McC. SWOl'K.
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Deo. tl, Woo.
DR. STEVENS, Dentist,
M'CONNNELLSBUKG, PA.
(iiuiiiinte of I . or I'. Icn t curs' l-.x per-
iciiuu. I'lnlcs -Hold. I'latinuiu. Sliver Alu
minum, Celluloid, Kubber. und Kubher Alumi
hum lined. Metal w itti Hubber Attachment
'I'lntt-M from tHJ.OO uo.
ltrlilu'es. Hieliuiond Crowns. i.oi,'an crowns,
Co d Cans, riaiiuolit I tins, e.
I lllltiK of Natural Teeth a Spcciulty and
an worn ijiitirunicvij.
luformuilou by inail or In person.
THE HARRISONVILLE INN
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Harrisonville, Pa.
On the Tnrnnllte six inllen west of McCon
nellshurx. Tins old aud popular hoi el sliuul bus
been entirely rebuilt, newly fuiulshed uud Is
under new management.
First (Mush Aeeoiumodallous.
neiiirliLfiil llonio for Summer ItniirdcrH.
Kates ltoasonuble.
Special Attention to Transient Cusioin
THOMAS S. MK'lY.l. Kit,
I'l-oprlutor.
A HALF HOUR
it in our Store will prove a liberal education in the
i test phases of The Beautiful in Art.
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Hespecttully,
JOHN A. IRWIN.
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MCionneiisDurg Mnery,
BAVY LITTLE, Proprietor.
Bread,
Rolls.
Cakes,
and
Pretzels
on hand all the time.
Bake Tuesday, Thursday
and baturday.
Free delivery in town on
bake days.
Your PutronuKO Solicited.
WtrWtrVyrrVrWirWAVW
E. R. SCHOLLENBERGER,
PLUMBER,
STEAM and V 2
HOT WATER
FITTER. &
All Work Guaranteed.
Prices Reasonable.
McCONNELLSBURG, PA.
VrWArWVSrWtrWtAAiMy
EDWARD BRAKE,
Fashionable Barber
Oue Door Kast of "Fulton IIouko,"
McCONNKI.T.SHITUO, PA.
Flrst-elass ShavlnK und Hair CuttlnK.
Clean tow el for every customer.
"Oar Native Herbs,"
The OrlKinul Herb Compound.
The (ircnt Klooil Purifier,
KUncy und l.l er licKiilutor
Cuurantwiil by our UKGISTICUKD
CUAUANTKE to euro all ilint'asos
arUino; from iMl'l'UK Hloou und In
active Livioh or Kidnkys,
200 Days' Treatment $1.00,
MAICKK ANYVVHIOIIK,
TUB DOl.LAU HACK IF YOl' AUK
NOT CI KI.I).
1 havrt used "Our Native Herbs" for Neural-
ula of the Sinniaeh tlmt 1 had for 25 vearH, und
they have eared iiiu. after all other remedies
fulled, It has now been four years kiueu It
oureu inc. aiuu a rew itoses oiu it.
John 1). ('AMi'ina.i,,
Kuobsville, I'a.
J. A. ALUOU.
Knobsvllle, I'a.
Mcdiwlnu niullcd upon Keceipt of prloo.
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WIENER S infl of Fall al,J a
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Centrally LocatcdStorc, uo.?.af:
4 u" Our A.illincry li
is beyond comparisi
or competition. Style and Beauty reign supreml
Prices lower than the lowest.
We carry a special line of Laces, All-over and Ant
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6 pnque, Ma uioves, nosiery, muttons, Jet and Gi
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o i rimming, uiess ooous anu everymin w ith vvhii
Trimmed Hats f rom 98c to S5.0o4
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A. U. Nace & Sons.
Overcoat
Ao have
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all elegant designs and VIKY CHEAP.
A great stock of Men's, Boys' and Children's Sufts,
We are Never Undersoil
Wo buy for cash; hence, get best prices. Xfo tfiveyi
benefit of this.
Elegant Stock of
Ready Made Trousers.
We always have any price and style of goods for suit
j If you want a suit made to order, wo know how to out
i j make it, for we are
Masters of the Art
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Ring at Evans' i
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Where you will find a full line of Solid Gold UingsPlui
f O Kings, Engraved Band Kings, and Set Rings. Also
finest lino of
Solid Gold Opal Rings
ever shown in this eonntv. Prices rmht, too.
fnnv siivlnu nf i!lr1 TOillnrl mill Siik'.ii'
ling Silver
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Ebony uovelies, Cold Pens, Fountain Pens, &c, &
The largest stock of Spectacles in tho county.
Rime Engraving
and Monogram work done while you wail .
Buy your presents where you can have tlu'in oni"'u
T'J at a small cost.
p i lngraving a namo on a preront tloubles ils vnini'-
aspeacilty. Enough said. You catch on. Call aii'l
-! pies of work.
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Watch Repairing
Yours for Business,
Evans, The Jeweler.
Opposite the Post Office.
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Tkums of Couiit. , .
Tbfl Hint term of the RuurtN of Fulton uoun
ty in thu yrnr slnill uomnifnue on thu Tuesuny
fiillowiUK thu Kuuoud Monthly of Juuuury, ut IU
o'clnuli A. M.
'I'liu NL'uond term cominemios on the third
Mn'ulii.v of Muroh, ut o'ulook 1', M.
The third term uu thu Tuusduy next follow
Idk ihe Huuoud Mouduy of June ut IU o'ulouk
A. M.
The fourth term on the Unit Monduy of Ooto
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Judrfo Morton will furnish brick ot
hU kiln at this place on and after
July 30th.
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Express Line-
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