FULTON COUNTY NEWS.
CHINAMAN TOl'SY-TURVEY.
A London paper relates that a
corporal of the Italian troops
which roturned last week from
China gives the following suc
cinct enumeration of the chief dif
ferences between a Chinaman and
a European:
"Whoa a Chinaman meets you"
says the corporal, "he shakes his
own hand instead of yours. When
he walks with you he never keeps
pace. He puts on his hat in salu
tation. He puts whiting on' his
boots instead of blacking. When
on horseback he holds the reins
in his stirrups instead of his fin
gers. His compass points to the
south. Girls wear trousers and
the men petticoats. Ho throws
away tho pulp of a melon and
eats the pips. He smiles when
he receives bad news to deceive
the evil spirit. He gives up the
left as the place of honor. He
thiuKs it most polite to ask a per
sou's age. Finally, his favorite
gift to his father and mother is a
coflin."
Jury List.
Names of the men who have
been drawn to serve as jurors at
October term of court, of Fulton
county to be held at McConnells
burg beginning Monday October
Oth 1902.
GRAND JURORS.
Ayr. David L. Keefer, David
Morton, Hoit Glenn, Aaron Mor
grot. Bklfast. David Harr, Bennet
Truax, A. M. Garland, Nathan H.
Mellott.
Brush Creek. JacobWinters.
Licking Creek Thomas Hock
ensmith, James A. Sipes, Lewis
!. Mellott.
M 'Connellshuhg BruceSto
tier, C B. Stevens.
Taylor. J.L. Kesselring,R.J.
Fields.
Thompson. Jesse B. Snyder.
Tod. James Henry, Henry An
derson. .
Union. Alfred Heudershot,
Dallas Lashjey.
Wells. S. C. Denisar, Jacob
o. Black, Amou G. Edwards.
PETIT JURORS.
Ayr. John Truax, Ellsworth
llendershot, Conrad Glazier, Jr.,
Jacob Mellott.
Belfast. Jacob S. Hill, H. H.
Deshong, John Garland, Clayton
Deshoug, Levi Mellott.
Bethel. Grant Bernhart.
jClyde Andrews, Lemuel Mellott,
William Yonker.
Brush Creek William Hanks.
G. H. Schenck, G. B. Mc. Diehl.
Duhlin. W. C. Brubaker.Carl
iGallaher.
Licking Chekic John F.Desh-
ong, William R. Mellott, Casper
Miller.
McConnellsuurg. Frank
Stouteagle.
Taylor. William "Witter. A.
K. Davis.
Thompson. Jacob Gordon.
Clarence Vance, Jacob Peck, Wil-
1am Seaburn.
Ton. George Fox,' John Bar-
hout, George Finiff, Sr., Daniel
'etier.
Union. George A. Shank, S.
fi. McKee, Dr. James M. McKib
Ibin. I Wells. David Winegardner,
A- D. Keith, N. G. Cunningham.
Register and Clerk's Notice.
urn!.1.1!08 '"reby Klveo that the following
,r '"''"'"'luiitK have BluU their accounts
I !iUi'At!'h Pfv aua that tn w 'I' preHoni
' ,,,!.. . ., rlluiDH" Court of xuid county for
, i Lt , on "'onlay the 6th dayof October
xt beinif the Umt Monday. .
'.Vr.u'11 I"!? "" Hual account of D. Edward
siiTii . !!"n0' KurB' AduilnlHtratoiH of the
SS'iS'0 Ko,e -'
i'Aiii'i'Jini11.11" ttn1 flmi1 aouut of William SlK
u , m ""V1:..0' tn Kk"" ' Andrew 3.
'uiiiHD lute of ThnmnHou lownhhlp dueeased.
it A.'.1r?t a,ld HduI account of Oeo. F. Mel
"miiM)n towiMliip, deoeaed.
uuk'k!,.'"!'!1 a",(?n"" BOOOIIUtOfJ. NelBOD
ittmun ;;i , S1.'14" of ""'"or children of A. J.
in ' h"'"lon tuwiiKbip deccaed.
d Ad,,?inrit.aad tlu"1 account of K. H. Klch
"Tulute nf AUU!ro' Katei John Ounnlug
, t" Ayr 'own-hip. deceased,
.ik A.ie.,'la? ,'""' "coount of Anna Brad-
P oidu io . . . '" tllB KHtute of Dav d
j, 'w lule uf ""Win township. deoeaed.
' Mm Aii it...,;. . n "ctt"y Administrator
f' ccdhiut ttUy lttle L'ul' towiwhlp.
KUAMK P. LTMcm.
U...I ..5 ueuiHter O nrk. ,
Trlul lAt.
li& "!.lZZ? f Uouitor Term. .904
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f: e Wr (hHttm.y .eo. W. Copper.
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vn .loo.ft Surah lleurv
vs. Danlol Kuuulf.
K U I N K R. I.VNUII.
rrotllolMiljiy.
FULTON
SUNDAY
STATISTICAL HKl-OUT 1R YEAR KNIHNO JUNE 1, 102 M. R. SHAFKNKR,
PERMANENT SECRETARY.
Name of School.
AYR.
Hock Hill Union
Associate Presbyterian
Wig Cove Tannery Union....
Laurel Hlde Union
Spring House Valley Union. .
HEI.FAST.
Pleasant Grove
Ebenozer M. K
BETHEL.
Warfordsburff Presbyterian.
Warfordsburjr M. K
Black Oak KWife M. K
Cedar Grove Union
Mays Chapel Christian
BRUSH CREEK.
WhlDs Cove Christian
A
M.
Geo.
Jerusalem Christian
Akersville M. K
Ktnmaville M. E
DUBLIN.
Clear Ridge M. E
Burnt Cabins Presbyterian . .
Burnt Cabins M. E
Fort Littleton M. E i . . . .
LICKINO CREEK.
Green Hill Presbyterian
Asbury M. E
Siloam M. E
Sideling Hill Christian
. MCCON NELLS BURG.
Lutheran
Kcformed ,
United Presbyterian
Methodist
Presbyterian
TAYLOR.
Hustontown M. E
Fair view M. E
Center M. E
Dublin Mills M. E
Laldig Union
THOMPSON.
Oakley M. E
Antioch M. E
Iiehoboth M. E
TOD.
KnobBvllle M. E
Bethlehem U. B
J. D.
A. J.
.1. L
.7. S.
E E.
John
It. R.
Geo.
J. A.
J. L.
A.
13.
Ellas
Hiram
a. J
Jacob
J. H.
David
W.R
B. F.
E. G.
UNION. .
Christian
Lutherun ,
Methodist
Green Hill Union
Buck Valley
WELLS.
Bethel Union
United Brethren
Wells Valley M E
Pine Grove M. E
Wells Tannery Presbyterian
Total
Geo.
VVm.
I. C.
Geo.
W.
S. P.
In Home Department, Bethlehem has
McConnellsburg Presbyterian 23, and
Dear Sunday School Friends :
The above shows you a full statement of the work for 1902, and is gratify
ing; but can't we make that for 1903 much better J There is room for effort.
Let us make a strong pull for greater success in the work.
, Your Co-worker,
M. R. SHAFFNER,
Field Secretary.
RULE ON CREDITORS.
In tho Court of Common Picas of Fulton
County.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania)
County of Fulton, ss.
At a Court of Common Pleas held at McCon
nellsburg. In and for Kulton County. Pen' sylva
nla, before the Honorable S. McO. Hwop'e, P.
I. and Lemuel P. Kirk and Dnvld A. Nelson.
Ksqrx.. Assoolute JudKes of suld Court, on .lune
10. Kyl, the petition of W.8. Hmtth of Washing
ton oounty, Mi, wus presented setting forth:
Thnt one H.C. Smith. of the township of Ayr,
In the county of Kulton, Penna., did on the
fourth day of March A. 1. 19 i. execute and de
liver a deed of assignment for the benellt of
oredltors toJumes Henry. Oeorxe U. Dunlels
and S. W. Kirk, conveying to them all his prop
erty, as well as all the property of H. 0. Kmlth
& Co. (his wife Ellxabeth Jolnlug with him In the
said deed) and lu and by the said deed made,
executed and delivered by the said H. O.Nmlth
and KlUubeth (his wife) for themselves and H.
C. 8mith for 11. O. Smith & Co.. the said H. O.
Smith alleges that the petitioner W. . Hmlth
Is a partner in the suld firm of H. O. Smith &
Co., aud that the suld 11. O. Hmlth and W 8.
Hmlth were Co-partners under the firm name of
H. C. Smith & (jo. and tbus representing the pe
titioner as Interested as a partner in the said
tlrm of H. O. Hmlth li Co. The petitioner fur
ther represents that he was never associated
with the said H. O. Smith as a partner In any
business whatsoever, that he was not a partner
lu the Urni of H. u. Smith A Co.. that he had no
interest w hatever in the tlrm of H. C. Hmlth &
Co., that he never entered Into partnership
with the said H. C. Smith, or gave him permis
sion to use his name In any way as a partner in
the said tlrm of H. C. Hmlth & Co., or to use his
name in the said deed of assignment, and that
the nume of your petitioner was placed in the
aitld deed of assignment without his knowledge
or consent and without any legal warruut or
authority to do so. that he never knew that his
name was In anv way used or oouuected with
the llrm of II. C. Smith Sl Co. as a partner, and
further that he hus no interest wnuteverasa
f.urtner in the said mercantile or any other bus
uess carried on by II. C. Smith & Co that he is
not. and never wasa partner In the said Hrm or
business oarried on under the name of H, c.
Hmlth & co. And further the petitioner repre
sents and expects to be able to prove that the
Duuie of w. H. Smith, the petitioner, was Inclu
ded in the suid deed of asslgumeut as a partner
of said 11. o. Hmlth t, co. by mistake or luadver
tanee. And therefore praying the court to strike the
name of the petitioner from the said deed of
assignment. as though the name of the petition
er hud never been Included lu the same.
Whereupon .lune 10. 1902, within petition read
and considered and Hule on assignees, James
Henry, Oeo. H. Dunlels and H. W, KJrk, and al
so the oredltors of the suld estate to show
cause why the name of W. H. Hmlth should not
be stricken from the deed of nsslgument, re
turnable October Term next Service of this
rule on creditors to be by publication.
In testimony whereof I hive hereunto sot my
bund uud the seal of the i aid court nt Mccou.
nellsburg, this 1st. day of July a. D. Iftoj
Puank P. LVmiH.
Heal.) Prothonotury.
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
This preparation contains all of tba
fjlgcstants and digests all kinds of
food. It gives Instant relief and never
falls to cure. It allows you to eai all
the food you want. The most sensitive
stomachs can take it. By its use many
thousands of dyspeptics have been
cured after everything else fulled. Is
unequalled for the stomach. Child
re a with weak stomachs thrive on It.
Cures mU stemach trceltlas
prepared only by B.O- DWitt40o.. Oulram
Tua li. bottl vonUliMlX tluuiaUieUc. slatt
COUNTY
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Stewart
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Wishart....
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Green Hill Presbyterian 11. '
AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION
PltOPOSKD TO THE CITIZENS OP THIS
COMMONWEALTH KOK THEIR APPRIIV
AI, OK REJECTION BY THE OKNEKAI.
ASSEMDl.Y OK THE COMMONWEALTH
OP PENNSYLVANIA. PUHLISHED I1Y OK
IlKKnrTHK Hli'r.Urriuv iivtuv Kitu
I MON WEALTH IN PURSUANCE OK ARTI
CLE XVIII OF THE CONSTITUTION.
i A JOINT RESOLUTION
' Proposing nn amendment to section ten of
article one of the Constitution, so that n dis
charge of a Jury for failure to ugree or other
necessary cause shall not work un acquittal.
Seotlon I. He It resolved by theSenute und
House ot Representative of the Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania In Ueuerul Assembly met.
That the following be proposed as an amend
meul to the Constitution; thut Is to say, that,
seotlon tun of urtlcle one, which reads us fol
low :
"No person shull, for any Indictable offense
be proceeded against criminally by informa
tion, except in cases arising in the laud or uaval
forces, or lu the mllltlu. when in actuul service
in time of war or public dunger. or by leave of
the court for oppression or misdemeanor In of
fice. No person shull, for the sume offense, be
twice put In Jeopardy of life or limb; nor shall
privute properly be taken or applied to public
use. without authority of law aud without lust
compensation belmr rirst mude or secured, be
amended so as to reud as follows ;
No person shall, for any Indictable offense, be
proceeded against criminally by information,
except In oases arising In the land or uaval for
ces, or In the mllltlu, when In actuul service in
time of war or public dunger. orhy leave of the
oourt for oppression or misdemeanor In office.
No person shull, for the same offense, be twice
put lu Jeopardy of life or limb ; but a discharge
of the Jury for failure to ugree. or other nuces
sury cause, shull not work un auquiltal. Nor
shall private property be taken or applied to
public use. without authority or luw uud with
out Just compeusutlou being Urst made or se
cured. A true oopyof the Joint Resolution,
. W. W. GR1EST,
I Secretary of the Common wealth
AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION
PROPOSED TO THE CITIZENS OK THIS
COMMONWEALTH FOR Til K 1 11 AI'PKOV
AI, oil REJECTION HY THE OKNKKaL
, ASSEMBLY OKTHE COMMONWEALTH OK
PENNSYLVANIA. PITIILISHKD BY ORDER
OKTHE SECRETARY OK THE COMM"N.
WEALTH. IN PURSUANCE OK ARTICLE
XVUl OF THE CONSTITUTION.
I A JOINT RESOLUTION.
Proposing an amendment to the Constitution
I of the Commonwealth.
! Section 1. He It resolved by the Senate and
Houseof Represeututlvesof the Common wealth
of Peuusylvuuiu. InOenerul Assembly met, that
the following is an umemlmeut to the Constitu
tion of the Commouweult of I't'uusylvuulu. in
acoordanoe with the provisions of the eight-
' eenlu article thereof :
Amendment'
Add at the end of seotlon seven, article three
tho following wordsi "Uulessberorelt shall be
Introduced In the Ueuerul Assembly, such pro
posed seulul or local law shall have been first
submitted to a popular vote, at u geueml or
special election in the locality or localities to
be alfeoted by Its operutlou. uuder an order of
the uourt of common pleas tif the respective
vt.miiy unci iirunuH uuu iiicuon -grullletl.
aud shall huve beeu approved hy a majority of
the voters ulsuch electlou : Provided, that uo
such election shull be held uuill the dnun enf
court authorizing the same sh.ill have bet n ud- j
v.i.nnvu iui ui lutisv wiuijr i.o nays lu lliu Ith
: callty or localities affected, in such hiuuuer as
I the court may direct.
A true copy of the Joint, Resolution.
W. W. OKI EST. ,
Scuretury of the Ci.mmonweuitb.
As 8oou as you decidu on lite
date for your balo, send it to us
aud we will placo it iu tho huIi
, register both in the News Hiid
j the Democrat, and you can notid
j us the list of articles for your salu
I hill later.
Foley's Honey and Tar
for chtldrtn.smte.turt. No opiates.
THE RACKET STORE;
Guns and Ammunition
We were never in better shape to save our customers money on these good
than now. we have bought the greatest lot of Single and Double barrel Guns
ever brought to tho town. Look up your Chicago catalogue and compare
prices. Wo have always claimed that we could sell cheaper than they do.
NOTE A FEW PRICES
A 7-!b.30 or 32 in. barrel, 12 gauge, breaks on iron.sinijle
barrel Guns. $3.80; and a much better one at $4.25. A
good double barrel at $7.50 and $9.95. Hicks' Centre
fire, water-proof Gun-caps, 5c. box. Lailin and Ran Gun
powder F. F. F. & G., 20c. lb.; shot Be; Loaded Shells, 40c.
box. We sold 4000 shells and 16 guns last season, and have
made a good start this season. If you want a gun don't wait.
They are going.
TIN FRUIT CANS.
Why pay o0c, ciozen for tin fruit cans when yon can buy tho heaviest can
made from us tit 4"c. dozen ? Wax Strings 3c. dozen. Spuiing Wax in sticks
Ic. lb.
Clothing and Shoes
Don't fail to see our Clothing aud Shoos. We can save you more money
than ever.
HULL & BENDER
Proprietors.
PHILIP F. BLACK,
O Manufacturer of
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$ Sash, Doors, Newel Posts, Hand
g Rails, Stairs, Banisters, Turned
Porch Columns, Posts, &c.
McConnellsburg, Pa.
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V Doors 2 : 8 x 6 : 8; 2-: 6 x 6 : 6; 1 and three-eighth
v inches in tnickness.
Q Sash 11x20; 12x24; 12 x 28; 12 x 30; 12 x 32;
V 12 x 34; 12 x 36 inch and a quarter thick always
on hand.
O Sash four lights to windowfrom 45 cents to 70.
Q These sash are all primed and ready for the glass.
Both the doors and the sash are made from best white
and yellow pines.
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Reflex Washer and s
Horseshoe Brand Wringers.
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unequnled
J Sold under a positive
fc3 guarantee to give entire
fc satisfaction.
f A. J. SCHETROMPF.
fcj Buck Valley. Pa.
General Distributing Agt.
The World moves
and so does the machinery in the . fo
Willow Grove Woollen Mills
AT BUKNT CaIIINS, Pa. H
Tlio proprietor has liad over 50 years experience, and is
confident thut he can pluaso all who may entrust him with t
their work. 9!
Manufac ture of Carpet and
Wool Batting for
Carpet Chain
I will take in wool and work at the following places :
Booth Brothers, Dublin Mills: A. N. Witter', Waterfall; W. M
jj. i'orustrosser, Urcliurd
T.VIloU'ia L:tima ri.tr...!
vme, f. j. uarton s, Hustontown, and Huston's store at
Clear Ridge.
I will make monthly visits to these places duriug the
Beason, and will receive worS and return it.
- Thankful for past favors, aud soliciting a continuance
of tho Bamo. I am, respectfully,
li. II. HEUTZLEIt,
Burnt Cabius, Pa.
Washing . Problem 1
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STYLISHLY MADE.
Come in and see it.
Handsome
New things in
Dress Goods.
Don't forget the
SHOES.
Still ahead Better results
each year in wear. Ask for
the Krelder; you won't regret
buying It.
We've got anything you want at the
price to suit.
The Old
Buggy...
made new for a few centi and
a little labor. With
The
Sherwin-Williams
Buggy Paint
you can paint and varnish at
the same operation. You will
be iurprised how caay it U
to renew vehicles.
Let us ihow you color cards.
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