FULTON COUNTY NEWS. MODERNENG.LAND. Confronting the England of todnj villi Ui! mi,';Ihik1 of forty years' ngo E. L. fioilkin says in tho New York. Evening l'ost: "The poor mnn in England who hnd ever left his home then was somewhat of a prodigy; now nearly half of his uub ftonco goes in excursion fares. A dissenting minister need to bo an ohjeet of nlihorrenco and contempt; now ho is quoted in parliament by politicians. A lord used to bo an object of dread and reverence; now ho is hardly better than a foreign count. In the Englund that I re member third class passengers on tho then newly built railroads stood in boxes liko cattle; now they sit on cushioned seats, the third class cars being so like the first class that the gentry have largely taken to using them. The loveliest parts of the country at this summer season are thronged with excursionists, and it is fair to say that there are no lon ger secluded spots in England." Duse's Peculiarities. Eloanora Duso, tho famous Ital ian actress, is peculiarly nervous. When she is not at rehearsals or acting, she spends her time in per fect rest. Shu receives no one ex cept old friends and only a few of these. She has a lady companion, who arranges her journeys and en gages rooms in the hotels. This lady sees that Duse's rooms are at the back of the hotel and that, if possible, they look out on a garden. She cannot bear street sounds and sights. The clanging of a train bell sets her .crazy. The furnishing of her rooms is important. There must bo no pictures or busts about, nothing to disturb her high ly wrought aesthetic sensibilities. Everything must be scrupulously clean, severe, quiet. She never goes out walking and is ridiculously care less about her toilet and her per sonal appearance, except on the stage. Tit-I'its. Marion's Reply. Marion is n winning little chat terbox who has seen four summers, and she displays marked aptitude for learning the slang phrases and words which she hears used by the i-ervants in the household or the boys on the street. Of late her chatter has been so liberally inter spersed with slang that her mother decided some admonition was neces sary. At the breakfast table the other morning she said: "Marion, yoi must stop using those slang woi! Do you understand mo?" ''Sure, Mike," was the prompt Init disconcerting reply. Brooklyn Eagle. A Healthful Tree. Dr. F.entafield, who has lived for twenty-seven years in Tasmania, as cribes the healthfulness of that island, where, according to his tes timony, consumption and bronchitis fire almost unknown, in large part to the eucalyptus trees, whose odor is everywhere apparent. The' vola tile essence of the eucalyptus oil appears to have an aseptic effect upon deleterious germs of all kinds. Tho trees sometimes attain great size. One that has been measured is 3;)0 feet tall, and somo are said to attain a height of 400 feet. - Pnstnrlnsr Sheep With Cows. Somo one who claims to know says that of about 000 varieties of weeds that are common In our fluids sheep "are known to eat 015 varieties, while horses eat but a few of each, says American Cultivator. If wc do not vouch for this as being exactly correct, we know that sheep destroy many weeds that our other farm animals do not care for or will not eat unless starved to It, and this Is why we claim that from four to six sheep can be kept in a pasture with each row and they will eat what the cow leaves, and by the destruction of weeds and the ferti lizer they leave lu the Held will enable the pasture to furnish better feed for tho cows than tbey would have If the sheep were not there, at least after the sheep have run with them one year. Marketing Honey. Never send out sections of which wood or pjjib is not perfectly clean and ueut looking, or If such must be sold do not put name or address on'lt, but let it sell ou Its merits, says Amer ican Cultivator. The honey may be as i:ood as some that looks better, but It will not sell as readily or attract cus tomers us quickly. The sume Is true of imperfectly tilled sections, which are usually worth 'more to use for' bees' food in winter or spring thun they will i-ell for. Having neat and clean look ing sections of comb honey, they will deserve clean crates for shipment. Uso no soap boxes, saleratus boxes or the like, hut Kct well made crates to hold 18 or 2i sections In a crate, and better If the crate is glass upon one side. Iliiinuslilre Sheep. The Hampshire sheep is said to have been created or developed to what It now Is by crossing the Southdown up un the old Hampshire, with a posstblo lutwslou of the Cotswold. They have ilie il:K'lu;st face and legs of any of ilie Iiowi.'S sheep. When well grown, under good cure the rams are liable to weigh aoo pounds and the ewes 200 pounds. They are among the most hardy sheep, at leuut of tho large breeds, and appear to enjoy facing a wind or storm ou the top of some hill rather than to seek shelter. They ma ture early and futteu readily, while the flesh as lamb or mutton is not In any way Inferior to tho Bouthdowns. Couldn't Talk. "How docs it come that new bar ber does such a rushing business?" "Deaf end dumb." Ohio State Jouruul. C:3ENSE. A Stout '.-i: ' cn-.trates ths Harm L';r,i !.. f ;cl Dlst. "Are yo.i a.. : : . . : ir, what you are doing?" T!,-.' ,r,t, florid faced man in t;, ic.-i.4iirp.nt, who was about to I'cip l.ir.:. i If to a generous portion of miner' -,ii;, looked up in astonishment at tho nervous, thin, little individual opposite. "What do you mean?" ho asked. "I have been watching you," said tho nervous man, "eating your din ner, and impelled as I am by love of humanity I cannot seo you leave this table without a protest at the diet which' you arc killing yourself with. First, you had fish chowder; no protein, but slight hydrocarbon ates. Then yon had corned beef and cabbage, containing full 80 per cent of deleterious matter. Then you had pie, with a mountain of sugar. Are you aware, sir, that this can only be digested by the duodenum? Think of it!. You'll bo a wreck in a few years." Tho stout man ho addressed gazed at him compassionately for a moment. "You don't look as if your diet was doing you much good," he snid quietly. , "That, sir," replied the thin man, "is no argument at all. You were healthy to start with, and I wasn't. You'll go to pieces in a short time, and I'll live to be an old man, be cause I know tho percentage of fruit salts the human system can stand." "You'll live for years beyond, your allotted time, will you?" said the stout man. "Yes, sir; I will." "Then," said the stout man as he rose and paid his check, "that only bears me out. It only shows what harm can be done to humanity by a fool diet." Life. The Real and the Unreal. "Do you expect to realize a for tune from your latest invention?" asked the capitalist. "No," said the inventor. "I don't really expect to. I had some hopes, but I suppose it will bo the usual programme. I'll imagine the for tune and some one else will realize it." Washington Star. No Legal Redress. "More than half the pickpockets are women." "Oh, come, now; that's pretty severe" "Hut it's true. The only reason they escape arrest is because they don't pick anybody's pockets but their husbands'." Philadelphia bulletin. The Boston Baby. 1 Stranger I think, madam, that your child must have a pin discom moding it somewhere. lioston -Mother (severely) My baby, sir, does not cry over such trivial things as that. He has just heard how ill Ilenrik Ibsen is. Somerville Journal. Good Boyl "Willie, I am glad to hear you say you would liko to be an nngel. What would you do if you were one?" "I'd fly up to the top of that big Cottonwood tree in our yard and take my kite out of it." Chicago Tribune. Stringent Measures. "I'm the piano tuner, miss." "But we didn't send for any piano tuner, and, besides, I'm not pre-' pared to pay" "You needn't worry about that, miss. The neighbors, who sent me, paid me in advance." Philadelphia I'ress. What Did She Mean? "It's raining so . hard, Mrs. Brakers, hadn't you better stay and take dinner with us ?" . "Oh, no, Mrs. Stingey; the weather surely can't be as bad as all that." Philadelphia Record. Misapprehension Corrected. Hoax Has Nerdwell gone west to Ecttlc? Joax No; he's gone west to avoid settling. Cincinnati En quirer. Comio Definition. I A CASH OF BLACK PIAGUE. New York World. Proper Place For It. Customer Seo hero, waiter, I found a button in this salad. iWaitor Yes, sir; that's part of tho dressing. Philadelphia liecord. Small Touui.j Aim spending tue arv eruouu at the home of his aunt In the suburbs, and after he bad been at play fur a time he said, "Aunt Clura. mam ma said I wusu't to ask you for a piece of cake, but she didn't tell me not to take It If you offered It to me." Cold and Snow Necessary. The dogs brought back from the arctic by Duke d'Abruzzi are not able to stand the warm climate of Italy. Of the live, one bus already died, aud the others have been sent to the high Alps, whero they cun revel In the snow for tlm rest of their lives. a l; C-V CON N BROTHERS' Big Underselling Department Store. The Heaviest Fall and Winter Stock Ever Handled by one Place d Business, Owing to tho misfortune that befell us at Dry Hun, and having bought the entire Fall and Win ter line for tho Dry Run Store, which we were compelled to take from the Manufacturers, on which they allowed us a big dis count, and having no way to dis pose of them, we were obliged to Competition will surely tell you this season as usual that our cloth ing is not as good in quality as theirs, because ours is so much cheaper. Competition would he better off, to say tho icast; for the moment you com pareour clothing with competition you will see at once how much you save by buy ing of us. MEN'S SUITS. Fine Melton suits, dark ground with ueat, brown check, wo are positive this suit is worth $4.73,our price $2..r0. We guarantee this suit will give perfect satisfaction to the wearer. All Wool Cassimer, dark gray ground with neat broken checks, satin piped fancy, worth double what we ask, $-i.r0. Fine fancy cassimeres, gray ground, with a neat check or stripe uo wire, not fooling, wo know our competitors ask and get 7. 50 a suit, now how many do they sell? Our price is $5. We are looking for a perma nent trade and lots of it. Fiue all wool worsted, dark ground, with We kuow it is easy to assert that we sell cheaper than ony oth er clothier, but it's doing, not the saying, that counts in buying. Some time we may seem a trifle boastful, but what says extra val ues? Such values as wo indeed offer this fall in overcoats, look behind our prices on the over coats and you'll see quality and style in overwhelmingproportion. Men's fine wool cassimeres, dark ground with oxford mixture vel vet collars, cut extra long with n full back made with cuffs on sleeves, made and trimmed in the best manner, have you examined any of them yet? We hopo j'ou The right hat and cap for the right man, tho wear of a hat or cap is important; so is the lit, but the stylo is the most important of all. There is a right hat or Wo are gratified beyond ex pression at the manner in which our sales iu this department have increased during the past six months, will admit it took some time to show the real value of our shoes to allcomers, but thanks to our customers, for they helped us along in this mattor, now thoy are so well pleased and the shoes proved so satisfactory that they passed the news to their neigh bors, and so on until tho reputa tion of our shoes became widely circulated; our struggle was a hard one but we won in the end and nothing now can sever us B L A N K The vast amount of improve meut we havo made in our tine white scarlet, wool aud fancy bed blankets is owing to tho fact that we recognize tho advantage of handling hygeuic woven procesx treated, selected yarn bed blaukets. We are in a position Our Fall and Winter line of Un- derwear embraces tho most com- pleto assortment of men s, worn - en's, boy's misses and children's I drawers 5c up. Boy.s heavy ever displayed by us, we have llooced lined shirts and drawers spared neither expense nor j for 23c, childrens, boys and miss trouble to ascertain just what our es. Mens Jersey ribbed vests customers desire, are ready to and drawers 23c, childrens, boys assort that most any thing you 'and misses tleece lined union R U li li K R G O O 1) We have always been leaders iu this line and hope to continue to be leaders, for now wo have left all competition far behind, we call your particular attention to the iine of misses', men's, ladies' rubber shoes, low or storm, we guarantee quality, same 11s for merly, notwithstanding tho ex tremely low prices, if auy prove unsatisfactory they will bo re placed with another pair. To this Ladikh: Tailor made obits from 4.50 up, walking skirts, rainy day skirts, dress skirts, shirt waists, fronr the cheapest to the boHt, walking, hats, capos, coats, collars and fur roles. Our children's coats are great. Dress goods from the bring tho entire stock to our Mercersburg store, which has so over-crowded our counters and shelves that wo are forced toolTer them at sacrilice prices to make goods move quicker than light ning. Our styles Hie latest, our fits the best, our selections the most tasteful; to please you is our CLOTHING a neat oxford mixture, no better value ever crowded into a suit, costing twice as much as this, but let conictiti'rs tell you we offer you this tiiitr iiiueas a bait; this is his ru l e scheme for asking you so ny'.: ! i for this goods, our price . l.tck clay worsted 8iiU. : i steds, we under stand';!:, pletely as to reu- dor ih": i ..jiitely beyond the paleo: ;u, ' iing conceivable; no wonder ; :,'! tion stands par-aly.e.-:. .'; ii:iiigiue,an all wool cliiy v ei s-, ; ,.it '.!)8, others at SO. ."in . : : aud 10 and a grcn! i:,.': i. iier suits to sell at the lov. i -! j n.ssible prices. Space forbids description. Yontli'S and Boy's Suits. Yes, our Fall and Winter line of youth's and boys' clothing is bet ter, liner, cheaper aud lower in prices than ever. Fine melton suit, same desigu as the men's, at $1.75, an all wool cassimere same, as the men's 2.50, tine all wool cassimere, same desigu as OVERCOATS : have, for thou you will appreciate how cheap in price ours are, these I range at 2.98, 4.50, 7.50, 9 and j 11. Men's tine wool beaver, dark 1 blue grounds velvet collars, piped I fancy, cut extra long, etc. We j.are landing our competitors some I pretty hard blows this season and here is one of them. Wo will of fer tho in to you at 3.98, 5.50, 7.50, 10, 12, and 14. Men's Storm Overcoats with a large storm collar, lined throughout with heavy black sateen or plaid, there is comfort iu every inch of these coats and a pretty good margin for yotl iu the prices of 4imv- r..... wi oQ ,1. r. j tin-in, guiu 11 win .7-1. ;o u.) f7r.JU. HATS and CAPS cap for every one. A hat or cap that suits your figure, your com plexion, as well as your head. Where would you expect to tind that hat or cap tho quickest? At Shoos and Boots. from our purpose of selling our shoes cheaper than any other shoe merchant. To you, who have as yet never purchased a pair of our shoes, we feel you have made a big mistake, but you know the old adage, "It's never to late to b arn," so profit by those who have bought of us, buy your next shoes of Conn Bkok.' whelhcr it in iy be a man's, wom an s Of e'.ll for y.iir. ' same : ' you l::i 1 . where, tii rannii.:; ,1: ns' to 1 1 iid-e :i.i fortnbi' .-' i r niOSt I'V :! for wiirn.' I and you will learn 1 i we give you the h cheaper than otten them else en's lino of shoes, e from 89e up to I) CO M id that our Com- 10 cheapest to the 1 can be relied on no havo made every 1o guarantee their preparai ion merits. ( ur prices are the low est ever quoted on such high priced makes: Bod blankets U N 1) 1: R W 11 A R j wish iu underwear can be bought of us. Namely, children's, boy's (and mens merino vests, and lowest weight to tho heaviest cloth, ilannels of all descriptions. Underwear you can havo your choice from 12c to 1.23. To You, ITousKKKKi'KK: Car pets, rugs, oil cloth aud linoleum, you will tind the largest selection, llio lowest prices at Con n Bkoth EKK, tho grandest china and glass ware at the overcrowded store you admired, no matter what you desire in that lino you vUl tiud iu the big underselling store. Tho News does not allowauy more space, but for your sak will introduce our new branch' that wo took olf Dry Run's hands, that is a big lino of harness, double and single, collars, pads, halters and whips; all these goods aim. Should you favor us with a visit we will surprise you and bo glad to give you the benefit of the largo quantities we purchas ed at the reduced prices. To ap preciate our offers you must in spect our goods first and for your I own good we ask you to give us a trial. men's, at 3. no, Hue all wool worst ed, same design ns men's, 5, blue clay worsted same design as nien's.from :j to10. Many oth er suits too numerous to mention at a very small price. Children's Guits. We feel proud whim we look at our new lot of Children's suits. Each garment Las been prepared with the same amount of care for thought and consideration, that wo, bestow upon our men's suits. No parent can afford to over look our vest suits this season, em bodying us they do all the newest styles among high price uovelties. Fine worsted man's coat shaped collar, double breasted vest with shield to match the King Fin of our children's department run niug in price from 1.25 to 5. All wool cassimere light and dark I ground or solid colors. Men s j coat shape collar aud piped single breasted vest button to the neck, from 90c toiJ.50. If you are looking for a stylish overcoat at a low price visit us for the buying means more than your money's worth, for we have I quite a number of overcoats that space forbids description that we will sell you at tho lowest possible prices. Youths' Overcoats in wool cassimeres, wool beavers, same styles as men's, can be had from (1.98 to 9. Boys' aud Chil dren's Overcoats. In this line of coats, note the prices.you'll think you are iu Klondike, you may have tho same style as the boy's, or we will give you a Reefer Over coat, a very stylish garment this fall, at tho very lowest prices ranging from 98c to 5. the store with tho largest variety of Derbys and Soft Hats in any shape from 23c to ir ', caps, work ing or dress, from 12 cents to 50 cents. 3.9H. Our boy's line of shoes ranging in price from 78c to 3 Our children's shoes, ranging from 12c to 1. Our ladies' line of shoes, ranging from 79c to 3. Our misses' from 58c to 2. These run in coarso or fine leath er, lined, calf skin, etc., from the children's to the men's. Try a pair and you will havo confidence in our prices aud qualities. BOOTS. In felt or rubber, children's, boy's or men's, wo lead, never follow. No such val ues offered by any merchant, strictly first quality in every re spect, ranging from 1.08 up. FORTS. ranging from 48c up. Comfort- ables from 08c up, a full liuo of quilts and spreads. Horse blan kets aud Robes. In this lino we present to our customers the best line of Llorso blankets aud Robes that it is possible for ns to secure, ranging from 48c to 5. suits, white or gray, 23c, Ladies' Jersey ribbed vests aud drawers luc, ladies' merino vests and drawers 39c, ladies, uuiou suits 19c. Men's fleeced lined under wear 29c each. Men's, ladies', misses and childrens wool under wear, cassimere, natural or scar; let, from 23c up to 2.48. must go for half value, compelled to sell quick. Our grocery de partment lower than ever, sugar dropped c on all kinds of sugars at Steiger's old stand -granulated 5J, soft A 5, light brown 4, everything else in that depart ment in proportion. Patrons and frieuds: All the goods iu formed of above we mean to sell at sacrifice for the want of breadth; you or your neighbor uover kuow of a department store to offer goods this early at sacri fice prices. When you don't oome iu time, don't blame Conn Bou'iikus for not giving you tin udvantago of our purchaso. Comrt and bo convinced. Alcrcersbrg, Pa. 0 fi00 w m 0 000 00 0 For the We have tho largest and best assortment of Ladies', Misses' and Children's Wraps wo have ever shown. We can show you a Fur and V Bead Trimmed ('ape, good J length,at1.00. Children's, 5 as low as 50c. A nice X Child's Coat, from ( to 12 0 J years, atsfl.OO. Our regular stock of La dies Coats and Capes we bo lievo to be better than any wiW 1 rill a trrui i Ladies' up- to-date 'A X.0 Jaekels in Blacks ?j For Men of Men's Suits in Black Choviott strictly all wool We want to call special at- with a satin lining at 0.00 lention to our Men's and that is a Bumper. You want 5? !VJ. Boys' Clothing in Suits and . . ., , i' J .,7 , to seo this suit. We know 5 W I Ivfivrtnnta VV'rt hnun a lino WM h Overcoats 55 A tremendous pilo at any J price you want. We havo a Storm Coat that we defy the 0 rnnnt.v rm nt. flm nripn 8 Shoos rf Wo rf no wouiu jiko 10 11 1' 1 A talk Shoes. Ladies you know x the Carlisle goods. If you want a encapor snoe wo nave . 1 1 1 5 J the Kreider every pair ii guaranteed to give satisfac 0 tory wear. '55 0 0 M00 00 '00X0 0 Respectfully, W. REISNER & G. 0H0 000X0 0000000007 00M0000X000000 00p000A00X000000000X000A00p0 t t I THE x FULTON & t COUNTY $S iticurr Covers the Field. In every part of the County faithful re porters are located that gather the daily i ! happenings. Then there is the State and National, News, War News, a Department for the Farmer and Mechan- ic, Latest Fashions. for the Ladies. The latest New York, Bal- timore, Philadelphia Markets. The Sun- day School Lesson, I Helps for Christian Enaeavorers, and a Good Sermon for ev- erybody. THE JOB DEPARTMENT i IS COMPLETE. I SALE BILLS, E POSTERS, DODGERS, I BILL HEADS, t LETTER HEADS, I ENVELOPES, I CARDS, Ac, I In fact anything and t everything in the best t style along that line. . I Sample copies of E the News sent to any L Ul YUUI UltllUO Ull A E request, . i tit Ladies. aud Modes and Blue and W Gray, from 5.00 up. Every O garment Ftrictly all right in i quality and stylo. ' Wc have a splendid line of DRESS GOODS for Jacket Suits and Dresses. French 5 0'n Flannels for Waists. Silks in Waist and Dress patterns. Outing Cloths 6c up. Per cales for Waists. A very fair Blanket 15 and 50c pair good size. A larye lot of splendid all wool Blankets in White, lied and Gray. & Boys. it cannot be matched any where for tho money. 8 09 Little Boys' Suitees, from J 4 to 8 years, from 00c to 2. See them. A splendid lit- tie overcoats, from 4 to 8 years. 0 0 0 0 Men's Shoes 1.00 to 3.25. Children's, lc to 1.25. Men's, 85c to 2.00. Boys' Boots, (i to 10, 75c. 11-0, 1.25. Men.s Boots ZZ 1.25 to 3.00. Anything t you want or ever got. 0 0 CO. 0 0 0. , 0 M0V0 UMBERLAND VALLEY TIME TABLE. May 27, 1901. do. 2 no 4 no. 6 uo. 8, no. 101 Winchester Marti risbu HuperNtown .... .Oreunijustle .... Mt'rcerstmrg ChumhcrstjurK.. rt'Hynesboro Slilppi-nsburK... Nun vllle CurliKle Mmhiiiilusbunf.. IMllsburtr Arr, Hurribburg. Arr. i'liilu Arr. New York. Arr. IlitHlmore.. tA.M A. U,f. M 7 i 8 1ft 9 00 P. M KM t 30 3 1? 4 05 4 -a 3 : 8 M 7 35, 6 ISO 12 so 8 e 10 20 10 U 11 9 ii 8 Oi 12 4. 10 11 8 i'A 7 .si 9 4f, io'itt; 10 23! 1 05 5 HO, 9 05,11 0 8 45 .... 7 ikY 7 M 12 001 1 2S t 4- 6 20! 5 40 9 2.V 11 25 8 IIH H XO' 8 M1 7 IW 9 07 11 'I 13 i in A. M. 11 41 12 lt 10 41 11 07 ii'25 3 17 2 m zi 1 40 2 40 6 05;I0 05 III 27 12 27 12 47 4 L'S 7 IS li 30 It III 4: 10 47 4 25 7 13 i 3u 5 Mi It 4T 8 OXi A 00 10 20 3 531 9 45 If. 8 II P. U. P. M. A. M. A. H . Adilltlonnl enst-liouQt locnl truiiu will run dully, except Sumliiv, un follows: I.e.ivu t.'lianibei-sburtftvoou. m., leave Curl'sle 6.fto a. tu.. 7.o5 a. m.. 12.40 p. m., 8.30 p. m.. K.16 p. m.: leave Mecliaulesburtt 8.13 a. in., 7.30 a. m., K.I2 a. m., 1.03 p. ni., 2.30 p. ul. 3.52 p. m., 5.30 p. in., 8.37 p. m. TralUK Nos. 8 and 110 run dally between llu xeriown and Harrlsbum ana No. li fifteen mlnuten lute on Sundays These train wiU stop at Intermediate Htuiioiw un Sundays. 1 hilly. ' t Dully except Sunday. Leave uo. lino. 3jno. bino. 7jno. 9 llultlniore New Yorlc 1'lillu llarrisburK LHllxburir MeuhunlusburK.. Carlisle Newvllle Shippcnsburir. .. Wuym-Nbnro. . . . Chutnbersburtf.. MereersburK.... Oreeuoiistle .... llus-erstown .... Murtmsburt; Ar. Wiuubestur. p. u AM 11 55 4 41)1 P. H 7 l It 2o 8 60 12 00 9 25 12 25 40 4 20 4 12 10 4 25 7 65 ' 41) II 45 Z 55 15 31) 6 00 8 20 12 40 5 21 8 15 8 30 9 Mli 12 05 8 5 4 191 4 M 8 40 9 00 9 tO li 4-.' a 2 8 201 a' io 12 27, 12 51 S 1 Hi 10 371 9 30 1 10 t 05 IS 54 5 50 6 14 11 5 37 9 SS I 82 9 V 8 15 7 0O 7 27; 8 24 9 101 I. M 10 47 10 00 1 55 17 10 20 10 8 oo 10 44 10 8 45 II M 1 30 M P. H P, U Additional looul trains will leave Harrisburii as follows: For Chuuibershuri. and intermedi ate Minions at 5.15 p. m., for Carlisle aid Inter mediate stations ai 9.37 a. m., 2.00 p. m., 5.15 p. in.. D 28 v. in.. li. lo p. m.;also forMeobunlesbuiif, DillslMim uud Intermediate Ntullousut 7.00 a. in. uml 3.27 p. in. Nos. 1, .1 and 9 run dally between Harrlsburj and iiutrnrsiown. I'ulliiuin pulaee sleeping oars between New York uud KnoxvUle, Teun., on trains 1 went uml 10 east. Through counties to and from rhlladelphiu on trains 2 and 4 east and 7 and 9 west. Dilliv. t Dully except Sunday, t On Sundays will leave Philadelphia at p. m. SOUTHEKN PENIS" A K. R TRAINS. l'us. P. M l'us. 'Vix. it cannot be matched any- 3 Pas. Mix. Pas, t4 ti-i. AM A M P. U, 8 NS 1 1 M) 4 M 8 : II 82 4 11 8 no III 10 3 HO 7 3H 9 42 8 OS t id am . ui A. U. I. M. P. M. 'ittj tl Ui A U'f.vj. - A pr ft it ill) 00 8 55 Cuauiliersburg 6 34 6 II 31 10 12 7 HI 1!) 47 8 10 11 M K 50, .Marion .Mereersburtf. ... . fluxion. ... ...Richmond... 8 3 11 1ft 9 05 A H. A. M. I Connection for all stations on Cumberland j Valley KullroaU aud Pennsylvania Hailroai 11. A. Hmiil.a, J. F. Boyd. Oeu'l l'ass. Agent. Supu County Officers. President Judge Hon. 8. Mod. Swope. Associate J udtfus Lemuel Kirk, Duvid Nel son. 1'rmhonotury. to, Frank P. Lynoh. District Attorney Georgia It. lMnlels, Treasurer Theo Stpes, Shciilt Daniel Sheets. Deputy Sheriff Mux Sheets. Jury I'omiinsslnuura David Holt, Samuel IU Hock.-n.stullh. Auditors-John S. Harris, W. C. Davit, 8. J.. I'lii'liind. Commissioners H. K. Malot. A. V. Kelly John Kishcr. Clerk--l'ruul( Mason. Coronet ' County Surveyor Jonas Lake, County Superlutendeutr l'leni Chesnut Attorneys-W. Scott Alexauiler. J. Nelson Slpes, Tlmuias F. Slbuu, V. McN, Johnston. M. K Shnffuer, Ueo. b. Daniels, June I Sloes. ADVERTISE IN The Fulton County News. 110
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