FULTON COUNTY NEWS.
Published Every Thursday.
B. W. I'eck, Editor.
McCONNELLSBURG. FA.
Thursday, March. 6, 1902.
I'ublLsheJ Weekly. $1.00 per
Annum in Advance.
AIM'KK'I 1st Si HATKrt.
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1'iv s in-Ti' ";nh sniv,,iiif'Tit Insortlun.... 0.
4 mi vi'rt. vt'tncnts iiwrtril fir less than
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IVu'"i.;ui CivnlM one year to.
The Waste of War.
(it-eat liritain is reflecting ou
the waste of war as well as the
extent the contractors have made
money out of the South African
contest and conquest. That is a
necessary accompaniment. The
contractor has made his millions
since wars wore first devised,
n ud it will bo so to the eud.
An article in the "Fortnightly"
on the. "The Cost of War" is a
Untish cry of paiu and remon
strance. The first demand for
men and money was made in Oc
tober, 1609. It called for only
!? 10,(io0,000. and assumed that the
Dutch republics would be con
quered in four months by a force
of 47,000 man. The last demand
for money was made in March,
1001, and called for 273,000,000,
nud showed that the taxpayer
was in for an experience he had
not couuted on. Altogether the
house of commons has made war
appropriations amounting to
-'7u4,94,300, and even this enor
mous sum does not adequately
, represent the actual expense
which has been incurred. By
March 81, the eud of the fiscal
yea r, the total cost of the war will
nave amounted to ?-44, S4,uuu.
And yet it all could have been
saved had Salisbury and Cham
berlain accepted the offer of Pres
ident Kruirer to refer the ques
tion in dispute to the president
of the Swiss republic or the Pres
ident of the United States for ar
bitration. The Fortnightly exhibit shows
that the pay of the army, which
has averaged about 200,000 men,
amounts to 121,0;;0,000; trans
port lias cost 139,100,000; re
mounts and incidental expenses
connected with them have entail
ed an outlay of ."0,470,000; and
provisions and forage have meant
the expenditure of 147,000,000.
Sach drains upon the treasury
wore, i:i Mr. Morgan-Browne's
opinion he is the author of the
"Fortnightly" paper the result
of culpable extravagance. They
are "a liberal education in the arts
of political ineffectiveness." They
represent an unparalleled waste.
And, finally, "their collossal pro
portions are fairly well reflected
and incidentally explained in the
prosperity of some enterprising
British firms.
Kxaniiuing the items of expend
iture, the prodigal ways of the
government and the plunder of
the contractors are explained.
In the matter of transport, for
instance, the shipping companies
working fur aprotit, convey pass
enters to the Cape at 49 a head.
The government paid an average
ol 0S. Horses can be carried
from Great Britan for 113, and
from other countries, like Hun
gary, the United States and Ar
gentina, for less. The govern
ment paid an average of f 1 96.
This seems to go beyond even
tiiat limit of wastefulness to
which governments have an im
memoral right. In the same way
meat was sold to the army by the
South African Storage Company
at a rate which was just about
twice that in force at Care Town.
Shortly afterwards the company
declared a dividend equal to K3
per cent, and earned .'1,430,000
, for its reserve fund. The South
African war has made million
aires of contractors, compelled
the government to borrow at un
usual rates and oppressed the
people with burdensome taxation.
Pittsburg Post.
Coufi Settled On Her Lungs.
"My daughter had a torrible
cough which settled ou her lungs"
nay N. Jackson, of Danville, 111.
"We tried a great many remedies
without relief, uutil we gave her
Foley's Honey and Tar which cur
ed her." Refuse substitutes. All
dealers.
Amaranth.
, February 27. The fifth local
institute of Union township was
held at Fairview Feb. 21st. Ow
ing to the weather not many from
a distance was present. The in
stitute was called to order by the
teacher, Miss Lottie Whitfield,
(ieo. Mills was elected President,
and Dr. J. M. McKibbin, secre
tary. Quite a number of the citi
zens were present aud took an
active part in the discussions,
which proved they were interest
ed in school work. Questions dis
cussed; How can a teacher mako school
life pleasaut for both teacher aud
pupils?
Duty of patron and director to
pupil and teacljers.
Dr. William L. McKibbin gave
a very interesting talk in which
ho said, "Visit the school and
co-optrate with the teacher; help
the teacher along, and encourage
all."
How to teach language, or
primary grammar?
Tho work of the institute was
interspersed by good recitations
and dialogues, which were well
rendered, and proved the ability
of the school to entertain. The
song by Miss Amy Ilixsou, entit
led "Sweet Bunch of Daisies aud
by Mr. Kalph McKibbin, entitled,
He didn't know the way to go
about it," was very entertaining
and well reudered. Much credit
due them.
Excellent order throughout en
tire evening.
J. C. Hixson and II. Carnell
made a business trip to Everett
last week.
Garfield Miller of Piney Grove,
was a pleasant caller at Levi Craw
ford's last Sunday.
Quite a number of our people
attended the social at Buck Valley
and report a good time.
A mad dog scare prevails here.
Ludwig Fisher's dogs were the
victims, but Mr. Fisher succeed
ed in killing three before any
harm was done.
Miss Katie Hendershotand Ed
ward'Divelbiss were pleasant call
ers at Levi Crawford's on Thurs
day. Ed McKee and family spent
Sunday with his brother William.
State's Traveling Libraries.
The Pennsylvania Free Library
Commission met in the State Li
brary last Friday evening. It
was announced that up to the
present time the commission has
created thirty-four traveling li
braries, which have been sent to
twenty-five points in the State,
and thirty more libraries are now
being created and will soon be
ready for distribution. To secure
one of these libraries an applica
tionmustcome from twelve taxpay
ers in any town not having library
facilities, or from any rural dis
trict. A library of fifty volumes
is sent for six months, when it is
ordered to be shipped to some
other point where an application
has been made.
The books iu these libraries
cover history, travel, fiction use
ful arts, etc. and the demand for
them increases as the facts about
them become known. They have
only been iu circulation a year in
this State, but iu some Western
States they have been in circula
tion many years, some States
having as many as 800 of these
libraries. It was announced that
headquarters had been establish
ed at the State Library and State
Librarian Heed, who is secretary
of the commission, was authoriz
ed to employ an assistant to take
charge of the detail work.
The commission started the
work two years ago on 3000 given
by private subscription, and the
last legislature gave it 1,500 a
year, so that a successful begin
ning was assured.
Sight Was Her Terror.
"I would trough nearly all night
long," writes Mrs. Chas. Apple
gate, of Alexandria, Ind., "and
could hardly get any sleep. I
had consumption so bad that if
I walked a block I would cough
frightfully and spit blood, but,
when all other medicines failed,
three 1.00 bottles of Dr. King's
New Discovery wholly cured me
and I trained IH pounds." It's
absolutely guaranteed to cure
Coughs, Colds, La Grippe, Bron
chitis and all Throat and Lung
Troubles. Price 50c and $1.00.
Trial bottles free at W. S. Dick-
Bon's drug store.
Pratt, Md.
February 27. The snow which ;
fell hero ou January 21st lias who has been seriously ill for
made February a fine inontn for j some tjine, is slowly improving,
sleighing and sledding; men-1 .Miss Sadie Winter spent sov
snow was added on the 21st of ei a! da.v- tee.ently visiting friends
February, which increased the in 1 he Cove,
depth to 12J iuches. Mi':.- Pearl Akers has return-
George Oss, a prominent mur-1 o.l home after a short visit with
chant of this place, made u busi- friends here.
ness trip to West Virginia hut
week and reported the snow twen
ty two inches deep there.
Calvin Hewett and Alex Caven
der have returned to the Pratt
woods with their saw mill, where
they have been cugaged in saw ing
bill lumber for W. H. Fry dur
ing tho past three years. They
now expect to finish tho work for
Mr. Fry before they remove then
mill, which will take them eigh
teen mouths or more. There is es
timated to be, at least, one million
foot to cut yet. Calvin is gelling
very tired of the work, and wishes
the job to an end. He 1ns been in
tho saw mill work eleven yeai,
aud is now 27 years old. He says
it would be impossible for him to
tell the amount of feet of lumber
he has sawed during that time.
The haulers are Kiley Yonkcr,
James Price, Joue Potts, aud
many others.
Mrs. Emma Crow of Mount
Savage is visitiug her parents
Mr. aud Mrs. Ileury Browning of
this place.
Leonard Chauey, wife and
daughter, and D. A. Caveiuler
made a llying visit to the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Neri Kuby last Sat
urday. A new daughter arrived at Mr.
and Mrs. Alex Davis's a few days
ago. Alex is happy as a lark.
Moses Perdew while skating
last Sunday, fell ou the ice and
strained his left leg, and, ul.-.o,
bruised his face and head severe
ly. Moses says the ice is much
harder than his head.
Whore is the Thompson corre:.-
pendent? Why don't she send iu j
her items, for by thc"Fnltou
Couuty News we expect to learn
the happenings of the county.
Wake up!
Many valentines were received
here. One young man who seem
ed to think he got them all, threw
himself like a lion, and said he j
had more avoirdupois than the
senders, and he would show them.
Practically Starving.
"After using a few bottles of
rvoooi dyspepsia Guie my v.ite i c,,in ilien produced an old alma
received perfect aud permanent j u.v as l.Uouiy witness, by which
relief from a severe and chronic , he .roved that there was no moon
case of stomach trouble," says .1. ; 0ii w ui ;ht in question.
li. Holly, real estate, insurance! ,y
and loan agent, of Macomb. 111. J JwtofJurursdrHWU February
"Before using Kodol Dyspepsia 1 15 f(,r al'cl1 torm of
Cure she could not eat an o.!i-! CWt 1 " ' ,lni n- ilt McConnells-
nary meal without intense suffer, i
ing. She is now entirely cured.!
Several physicausand many rem-!
edies had failed to give relief."!
You don't have to diet. Eat any j
good food you want, but don't ov- j
erload the stomach. Kodol Dys- i
pepsia Cure will always digest it j
for you. !
Average Longevity.
The average longevity of man
and of woman varies considerably
in different places aud at differ
ent times. From statistics care
fully compiled, it appears that in
England, for instance, the aver
age age for males was il.V.i and
for females 41. Sa between ti e
years 1838 aud 1C1; while be
tween 1871 and 180 tl at of male.-, j
was 41.35 and that of females 1 1.-!
02. In Massachusetts statistics;
taken from 1K-1 to lv sh-.w an ;
average of 39.72 for males am! m.
03 for . females. These must in
taken as the average of white peo
ple; for, to mention but one in
stance, tho average of ihe colon i
males in Baltimore is not hi;,
than 21.
Strikes A Rich find.
"I was troubled for scvenjhv
years with chronic; indigestion '
and nervous debillity," writes 1
F. J. Green, of Lancaster. N. H., ! t
"No remedy helped me until Fa
began using Electric, Bitters, 1
which did me more good than all i
the medicines I ever used. They ;
ha.'e also kept m' wife in excel- i
lent health for years. She says
Electric Bitters are just spleu-,
did for female troubles; that they i
are a grand tonic and invigorator
for weak, run down women. No
other medicine cau take its place
in our family." Try them. Ot ly
50c. Satisfaction guaranteed by
W, S. Dickson.
Sideliitf Hill.
February 27. Miss LoloGifliu,
!va a Moliett's were the guests
of v Ir. .lob I Mil's last Sunday.
Kus.sel Lay to i and sister (.race
sp'T.t Ins!. K.v.arday and Sunday
in t' Cove.
K Gai laud has gone to Cum-b-TH.d
for a a indefinite time.
V: i ' a and daughter, Al
ice vi sued .(.;. Rachel Hill, one
day I ;s ec;.
MNs Minaie Funk, teacher of
Mt. Airy school, spent Saturday
and Sunday, al her home near
Need ...
Iliioy Garland of Duulo, is
vl-i!ic ;. his parents Mr. and Mrs.
.Ieo j. Garland.
Win. tioinger of Buck Valley
was in this vicinity las.t week.
I. 1'. " lellott, of Kverett, made
a bu.- iu. ss 1 .rip to Fulton a few
days ago.
S. P. Winter is preparing to
build a ,a.!v house this spring.
G. i'. B. Hill tilled his ice house
la-.t week.
Could Hot Breathe.
C nghs, colds, croup, grip,
bronchitis, and other throat and
lung troubles are quickly cured
by i n .Viiuite Cough Cure. One
Min'ite C.i!:iij Cure is not a mere
v:q a etorant, which gives only
temporary relief. It softeusand
l:p i'ies the mucous, draws out
the iiillamatiou aud removes the
cause of the disease. Absolutely
safe. Acts at onco. "One Min
ute. Gough Cure will do all that is
cbiact! for it," says Justice of
the Peace, J. Q. Hood. Crosby,
M iss "My wife could not get her
b im
h and was relieved by the
i dose. I t has been a benefit
!! tnv family."
cph
. Douglas was killed
at
iic iuLuydnu ncarTopoka
;,v falling from a load of
r. Douglas was the wit
histoiieal Armstrong
1r .1 in Illinois, when
rmstroiig ' was cleared
ham Lincoln. Douglas
the trial that ho saw
c.o r i l .
ue :, i't
n)1
W
by A
s'.von
yonng Armstrong strike the fa
tal hlo, .s, lying- that the moon was
very j,- hr at the time. Mr Lin-
v,
burg, Monday, March 17, 1902.
GUAiS'l) JfUOKS.
Ayr Geo. W. Humbert, A. W.
Johnston, Jr.. Yi. M. Kendall.
Belfast Thomas Truax.
I lo'di"!-- Charles liankin.
Brush Creek 1). C. Hart. E. J.
L'levcngor, Mark Lodge.
Dublin S. D. Jones.
L;ci:M.g Crook Geo. W. Mum
ma, lid w. S wope.
.de( 'onnellsburg John Selsor,
D. T. Fields.
T;tjlor-Go. W. Taylor.
Thompson Fulton Gordon.
Tod I). A. Cillis, J. Irwin
Ha mil.
Union,. Clayton Hixson, John
hlj :'d i, John Creek, Levi Craw
ford, C'has. Sigel.
Wells A. G. Anderson, T. II.
Ramsey.
. PKlTl' JfUOUS.
Ayr Ivl ward Keyser, William
u U'b-.,-t Mellott.
Belfast, --W. li. Palmer.
Bethel John P. Fisher.George
Booth, Geo. F. B. Hill, Frank
Sehelrompf, Isaac Bishop, Sam
uol Winters, John II. Litton, Aa
ron ). lh.ss.
Br.i-d. Creek T. 11. Starr.
Dublin - S. C. Burkhart, Goo.
Charlton, G raeey Naugle, Calvin
Baker, Bern Cline, James D. Sto-
U' 1 e Creek dosephM.Mel
!, llo-.vard ilollenshead, Mat
v.' :- hot-, ). U llanu, Thom-
. '. Met.ior.
: !i: 'i mi dlsburg John P. Con
J, k !i iieed.
T.ivlor--J.,!i:i W. Laidig, lienja
'.r, Calvin I Henry.
To
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J ne!,
iri.Noii--J. K. ftiuier, Asa
loul, ,l(diu Secj'i.st, A. V.
T".t W. Harry Wible,"A. J.
I.ttu:lll.
ITnion William (Jeinger, Al-
Vjert Se.heirumpf.
Wells-
tief,
lleiijainin li. Aloxau-
J. K. JOHNSTON'S
f nnounccin tent of
u4 liter
Men's lilack KocKs - a sp.vial
drive of tn down scuiiiIums -. '. i i. or
I! irs for u (junrtcr.
A drive In (.'hlMrcn's heavy itiM
IIoki!-2." (l():etl 10 eei,ts pel' (mil-.
Men's Nihti-ohes, no
Glen's Ieav-
I (Mel:!e S:ioe ",
Tli.ji Soli'-, h in
Irel rine : 1 . i '.i
Mi'll's Ires.-.
.S!)ees, . I . .
Men's V.',
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lit .L'..'ilt.
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n-j !;-.-.' iiuw shoe.-.
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Cf f. l U yr. Loots, ."!.. j
J. K. Johnsto
g Sasli, Doors, Nc-v,'eJ Posts, Hand g
Rails, Stairs, Eiinistcrs, Turned g
g Porch Colunv'.is, Po sts, &c. g
McConno!';'j,burg, F4o. Q
Doors 2:8x6:3; 2.:f,
q inches in thickness.
O Sash 11 x 20; 12 x 24; 12 x 23; 12 x 30; U x 32; $
g 12x34; 12x36 inch an. I a quarter thick always O
0 on hand. Sv
O Sash four lights to win low froi-i 45 cents to 70.-O
X These sash are ail prinit: and ready lor the glass. 0
0 both the doors and the ..'.i
O and yellow pines.
8
OOOOOOOOOCC 0
An exchange says:, A good
Methodist and a good Uajdist
clergyman fell to telling dre.in.s
aiacnurcn so.-.ial. 't di earned
I was in heaven and saw no 1 ':.n
tists there," remarked the Meth
odist. "I inquired where they
were and was answered, 'They
have not arrived yet, they ar-j
coming by watei'-' " "I dre.un
od," retorted the llaptist. "Tl :,:
I was in heaven and saw no Meth
odists there, and on inquiry was
told they were all outdde u,
walls on hix mouths jn'i.oa'ioii."
Dyspepsia Curo
Digests what you cat.
This preparation contains all oi I!
dientauU and digests ail kliu.'s e;'
food. Jt (Ives instant relict and iiiy.vr
Iaiis to cure, it allows you lo eat i r
I Fi-i... :.:.
iiio 10011 you wuim. iuwu,iut.:
m n
thpept
cured after everything else failed, e,
unequalled for tho stomach. Child-
tea with weak BUuuaclm thrive ou il. .
Cures all stomach trouLEc-.
Vrcpiirodonlyliy E. f). Iir.WiTT&do., eiilriu-o
l'Uul.Uult)couUtJuiiliHHUii.iilljuiiU(:.i,uu,
Goods
f,.Ve"ie
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OVERSHOES
or Men tcid W'olliel).
A fa!) lino of J!n!l!r Hoots and
' -, for :,!r n, AVomen, anrt Children.
.1 N'alues in Plankcts-
"(), "li,
t.00,
1.2.-,
1.4(),
l.f0,
2.nn,
2.fn,
fci.oo,
and
$.1.00.
ou.forters, 75, $1.00, and $1.25.
White J'.ed Spreads
55, 75, $1.00 and $1.25.
vol:, from In Cents
l) l .."0 C:teh.
. - i V WWVVVV
. BLACK, 8
9
x 6 : 6; 1 and Ihree-eiffhth
;:ie made from best white
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Your Column.
e lf :';pierhuloo of tho wuy lu
w ;I.-li li
i -.i. en- i:utcsr aw ucoi.ic of thi ummu-
v. . ,vt iMMIl nils uoiunin for the FUKE
"' "llr -':l',rii,e.N,forudvcM tIslnn purpoMen,
;-.;' .i e ; n ;ht' f.iwiiti( uomlitlonH:
I. e if H only to (hone wliu ure puld-up sub-
1 'I. ii I pnijierty can be advurtlHCd.
; l;.H'.t l:ul L-XrCI.'rt W w !(lK.
-I": milli! M l-XCluilt'd
. re. . iu hum rlmuis. or uuy oue to mlvcr-
i'.M..iH fulil unili r a miTriintlle HootiKP.
I . .ii .!! oliji-ot of this nolumii lBlor
... i.i' i unit fulhs who ai-e uol In (jubllo
- iui .-eimi-t'iuity to brlriK to public lit
l'lo.l'u'if or t.toirks tlitfy limy huvo to
v :...' uiit lo buy.
'l' '' Is joint.; If you wuuttobuy u
il .(U wiii:i lnr. it help. If you-wuut to
v il. mi y. ii ;uu v.nui loscll plx, a liutt-
r ifiio.e, ot If you jvunt lo Ollvt'r-
: III s itoluilui 1h 'voui-m.
hi l w..'.!l.i; by cli-hi ihimxmid
I lie best itiltertiMUK URillinu In
l i: Sai.k A valuable farm in I
'vi,: , 11 11 . 1. .. :
on., is ( eve. l'rice riirht.
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ni,ii,i,,.i T : .4.1
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- j- -.-j J'"fc,0Hl, meets every Sal ill-
't -o eatel, mice with. j
( 1 r,,eer - (iracious1 ten nomiil
L v,,aaoUs' l
would eateh all the mice iu towu 1
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. -; 'o.hei Weii, it looks as If ;
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BUSINESS Dilii'C'iORY.
I. WW I. US.
A. R. SIIAI 1 NliK,
Attorney at Law,
OHice on Square,
McConnellshurp:, V...
AlllotfiU biilnrf itnd inlr : Ion1- ciH rii'-.tr.i
will receive caroful iintl pronifi iiiteullon
JIAUbl MS.
R. M. DOWNLS,
TlliST C'LAS-i
TONSOKIAI. ARIIST,
A C'luiin Cup inn! Tciwol v ah ivk-L Wlmic.
lA'ilit!tn-' A.iii ' .vU.
lW&Uui In room lulrly iwmii -('! hy Md H'.:iho..
ISAAC N. WATSON,
Tonsorir.l Artist.
Slrii'tlv up tortiuo in nil :,s ,.r li .ir c i,
tlnir. Vil"li. oilv i-irn . -. Hi - . en il,. .
Wlll-ll lH.l l. WllllONl, iMi-;. , . ,
towi-l to r.iph cimtimii-r l.ni, sl i ,..) :,p.
piu iilui for NlerlllziHK tools, l-ai-lor-'oiiiui' it i:
ru.'Loti House.
1IO I ( I S.
gARTON HCUSE.
Kim'J.N JU SilOMJ, l'Uol'.,
U Nt.OCk, All'.
tT"TInili:r the Tli'.vv h.iiiiii'.'i .l.' ril bus bn-n
rrfuruislicd imii i-i-uhmI. I, ,'. i.uuii Mi;l. ,.
room. Heui1iiiui.tl.Ms fo,- oon.m, i,.iil p r.i.
t'ullon (bounty Title.ili'ini- cuirii'i.ti'il. .iv.-, v
uml Fltltil Stttble in oinini-i'i i.-ti.
r.m nciii:s.
I'nr:RiiYTi:niAN. lit v. W. A. Vet..
U. J)., Pastor. 1 'i iicliiii'r' sorviei h
eauh alternate ,Sabl.al!i nt i():.'ie a. id.
and. every Sumliiy fv.didujr u.t
Services lit Green liiil ,n i.'tern.iti'
riabblitlis at 10::i() a. m. . S.'ibbi il:
Hehool lit !l:1.1. Juntof i:ui Kn-
Uituvor at Clirist in n l-'tidcn vfn-
ot ti:00. Travel' intuaintf Vv"eJue.,ilii.v
evening at 7:(in.
MKTlIOI.H-,T I'Ji'JSCor'AI..- Km. A. ).
McCloskpv, t'iistni-. Siuniiiy neliee
at u. in. 1 'reiieli iiio every u;ln f
Sunday iiioruhi;r ill. li'iod i.uil c-mtv
Suuuuy ttveoiiiK ul i.i.'il. I'.iiuiiiii:
rcaguo at ti:0i i. ni. 1'i-ityer iiH-etiii;:'
Thursday evenii. n 7:e,i.
Unitko riu:s!:T!.ie . ;,-v. .1. I..
Orove, I'n si i r. S;:ini:iy s, :i,-,el ut !): 11
a. in. I'n iH'i.iii r ev ei-v .-.iinii.iv liioi ii
ing at 10:;.il, uml im-iv cilin r 'Sninl,.y
evening n!.T:(ii. 'I'l.i ;i l'n niute Subb-nn
evenings arc a.ml ly lie. 'ihiiii I'm
pie's Chri 4 i.vi l iii'.ii ;n, 7:U'i p. ix.
l'rayer n;. -i l . w nim.lav r en t "-
lit Taio. '
EVAN!i-:r.n-.i. i,i""";';i.',:;. I!t v. A.
G. Wtilf, I'iisl,.!-. s iMie : sclnKil il.'i.-,
a.m. I'li'iuli I'i'j; ( r mlyr Simiii.v
tnornint; ut. ei:;:ti mill , . mi-. Uihi r Si:n
lluy CVlliill; ill. . I'M. I ' i . I-i . . L i ; II n
deuvor at (i:ii0 i. m. imii.t lirii'tin.,
on WediK'-iiuy ei. iii. ,r ,
. tvEKOKMi;.'! Hi v. t.'. ;;. S.-iiiii, l'u. .'
tor. Siu:tl:i -:ii:ici i,l ; : ,n ;i. i, .
I 'I't'llell il . o" on uliiTinii" Sai'liiithrt :: ,
10:00 a. in. and '.':t''0 j-. i,- i'la-isi;,,,,
KndeiiVDi' (it (iil'O p. in. ! r.iyei' i.ki'
iiiR ou Wediiesday rvi ri it..' Vi. V:0u.
TliK.MS Ol' coi n r.
'J'lio i'ut term (if the t'eie-iri ol t 't.i
l(in eiiuuty in tiic vein- I.;,!; i i,iiiiii;m . f
on tint Tucsibiy folli.v.in i ! . M ,.e,,,l
Monday ot .1 iiiinury ,;it In .'.!n, i; ;i .
'ill" seeinul tei n; em .-i . e; t ,.
third Meiidiiy ol' Maicb, i,1 J o', ,
p. in.
'J'lie third term on the 'I'm -iiuy in t
following the seituiiil Mm. !:r. o'.iii!...',
ut 10 o'eloel; u. m.
1'lie fourth tcrin oil l!n Moni!; y
of (.letobor, at o'eloek p. i.:.
nolo. i (, n mil
Justice of the J'eju ".'liciui.s r.
loun, h. II. V ible.
I'onstuble John li. )i,le.
liurucsB It. . Seen. '
I'ouncilmcn . T. ! ii l.U, l.cenied
tloliman, Siiniuel t;,-uih t',.'u. . 'a.i-
Clerk Viltiuiii I lull.
HitfhOonstHbli - m. oie.ini;.. indn. .
School Uiivelors- A. I;. Xi.ee. J,.,n
A. Irwin, Thomas K, .slonn, i :.
Taylor, John Oiwiw, J. Ji. LStevei. -.
i:.m;uai Miii-.t'roKV.
I'resident Judjje - ti in S.M.j. Swop.'.
Assoeiute Judges - ....micl ICirk.Dn
vid Nelson.
l'rothonolury, c- l 'i .ink T. tviii'ii.
District Attorney i'h-oryu j;.
iels. " '
Treasurer OeoriM- i;. Meliotu
Sheriir Ditniid r. i-'ieek.
Dejiuty Sheriii
Jury C'ominissiit.t 1., ', i. flKi
mor, Anthony I.yn. -h.
Auditor! John- S. Harris, W ('
Duvis, S L. tlarlan,!.
Coniinissioiiers- 1!. K.Malot, A. V.
Kelly, John Kinder.
( 'lerk- l'runk .Mnsi,n.
County .Surveyor- Jonas .ui;o.
Couuty biipernni'hiieiit - C Ji n C!,i -,-nut.
Attorneys v SeoH Ale.vaii'ief. .!.
Ni'lson .Sipeti, Tlioinas I . se.an. I'.
Mc.V. JoluiMon, M. J;. Sdaliiirr, lice.
H. Puniils, John 1'. bipi-K, a.
Kirk.
soi.n.i n:s.
C)dd l'Vlloivs -M'Cotiitellslnirjf r,,i;.,.
No. 74-t nuet e.-i l'ri,!.iy vninp ei
the (.'oinerej' l.'uiMii.:' in M (.n.iii.'";ls
burg. Fort T. iui. -toil ,.' . No. .s( m,., :s
every Saturday ( venit,....- j,, the Cro:i
buildiny: at I '( .i t I ,if i.-iou.
Wells VulUy l.o.;.e No. 007, im . ?
every Sat n il v ew ui , in liiid 1't .
lows' Hull at Wells Tan-icry.
' Hurrisoiivilii-: l.iid ,. ::(i, 7(ii ., , ,
every Kuturiiiiy i v.'i 'i;i in n,hl K, j.
lows' Hull at jinrriS.jnyil'O.
Waterfall J.intc , j, 77:1 nii'i t n e , -cry
Saturday cveniii. iti()ilj !'(! lev- .'
Hall ut Waterfall M il.;.
Wai'fordhbnry l.ni! .-e No. 001 hum h
in Wurford djiii ji- i veiy Salnrdi: .'
eveniii"-.
Kins I'o t (I. A.
. iiiei" f. . ,
.ell. ; -,.l
i I:h 1 1 ii I
C.-.t.' ,
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i. '. v. .1. .
Met 'onneK'sb'if;'- in ( ,' i
the .'I -t Sat unlay t,i ,
p. 111.
1 e.iytii Are: in. in."!'.!.',' m
No. 121, tn-'ci s on :. !': 1 :i
'veninf;s in 1 . n. .v.. t
Mi'Coiinel 11 . .
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iisuiiiteri ( . amp
A., of New (in n;i-i;. , 'ni,e
urday cveilu in I'. 1. '.
Va.-id'nu'teu Ci'm; , v ...
of A., lliwteii'.i.uii, 111 , :.,
urday eveiiiier iii I '. 1 1, s
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r A. la.:
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John (J. Tny lor I'o:,' il.
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Woman s Itoiief t ..( 1. h,
,""liU ut samo ' uU' "'' 4 '
Con. l. H. Mcl.ibbiu I'ost No. -Kr'
o. a. a., iintH tho wvomi . loun',,
Haturdivyi ill euch inoiilh M t'U'Usai.t
HJilj-e,