( ULIU.N COUMY NtWS.
' i'wi.vi.iu'J L:cry Thursday.
L V. FlCK, Editor and Proprietor.
.1jCO.NN;LLSBUKG, HA.
MAY 13, 1903.
I'ubii.Mi. J Weekly. 51.00 per
A:;:i.Uii in Advance.
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WHY COIN IS KING.
The Grain, Ear. Stalk n.icl l.e;if
Developed st WiH Where
the Far tree's Bank Ac
count Comes in for
a Big Beneft,
Tho following aniirraplis citi
ccTuitijr f I'll are taken from :iu
nrtit'l'! iu May (Jnsmopoliiin, writ
ten by A. I). .Sliamcl, suporiutuu
dent of the Illinois experiment sta
tion.
Corn broodiiifr is a modification
of live stock breeding, aud'follows
the same -vnfr;il laws and pnuci-pli-s.
It is tin1 a)plieation of prin
ciples of plant atid auirnal breed
ing to the corn plant. The per
cent, of suirar in the surarbeet
has been increased from three
per cent, to sixteen per cent. The
ordinary beet was improved by
seed select ion. so that an enormous
industry has been built up and a
new source of sugar given to the
world. Tins has been done with
a plant which seeds once in two
years. Corn produces a crop ev
ery year, a single seed producing
a return of over a thousand fold.
From this great number of off
spring, varying in sizo, shape,
color and composition, a selection
cau be made' which will develop
any feature of the seed or plant.
IJy continued selection, these val
uable attributes can be fixed iu
the characteristics of the phmt,
and the usefulness and import
ance of the crop increased. To
illustrate the point: We have
been able by selecting ears hav
ing long shanks, to increase the
length of the shank nearly two
feel iu live years' selection, l'.y
selecting ears with tall stales,
we have been able to increase the
height of the stalk almost three
feet iu live years. IJy selecting
ears from plants having wide
leaves we have been able to in
crease the average width of the
leaf, and by selecting ears fr in
stalks having narrow leaves, we
have been able to decrease the
width of the leaf.
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In breeding corn, a small lield
(usually an acre iu size) is used.
The land is prepared aud the seed
bed treated as for the ordinary
field. They are usually about one
hundred and twenty hills long
and thirty rows wide. Kach row
i.s plauted 1'rum a separate ear.
The barren stalks, poor stalks
and all undesirable stalks, such
as suckers, are removed before
tie-. tassel appears. The field is
protected or isolated, so that no
mixture can take place from other
varieties or from any source. In
the fall these rows are husked
separately, and the seed from the
next year's crop is selected from
the rows giving thc.bighcst yields
er acre, of best composition,
with the least barren stalks, and
of the best typo. Iu tins way, the
yield per acre of the variety is in
creased, the quality improved
and type preserved and develop
ed. My this plan, we are able to
give personal attention aud direct
selection to the individual stalk
and car, which would bo impoHsi
ble iu a large field.
MAUVKI.S Wt'tOKN CCLTL'KK.
Thousands of practical in
stances could be given to show
the value of improved varieties of
com. l'or instance, one Southern
Illinois farmer, more progressive
then the rest, was iuduced to se
cure enough improved seed to
plant three hundred acres as a re
suit of his study of corn iu the
Illinois college of agriculture.
These threo hundred acres out
yielded all of the other fields on
hii farm more than thirty bushels
per acre; and, so far as could bo
determined, the fields of that sec
tiou yielded about thirty bushels
per aero. This increase in yield
I'lt-uul ;i tomifiain of u-(.iil ..;...
tilt.il - vlUvl UU1:!-., v.i.i.h lVUlt ..
ented a cash v.i 1 i ; of about four
thoiisiii.tl dnllais I.. r thai m a";i.
As ibis increase ti id not 10, ''-'
sent a.: ncre .so cost of proru
tio.i, ll.e :,al n v. ll.-t :. I e I 1 1 II i.
In anot',K.'.' cti.e a !';; riijec in (.' -n
tral Illinois i.eraine interest d in
improved m. -d e.ir'i, turoue.li the
. school of con, -judging in the llli
i oi iigriciiitur.ii college, iie se
en, cd e;,oi.:Ji Mvd grovn by a
corn bleeder, t' pt.iiil eighty
acres. As a resul:. he raised al-in,i-t
twenty five bushels more
per ,ic i e on this lield than where
the oni'iiary seed wa. planted.
The next year, over n,i- l!,;Kt;ard
, acres were planted with improved
seed; ir.nl 3 ear over sewn
thousand acres of improved 111
from the miii e carefully see ( fed
Seed, "'US ;.'rmU o.j this J. It'll,.
In addition, there .von.- thirty
! breeding fields laid out for ;he
j purpose of systematic and scieii
! titie improvements of t.h.j vi. ie
j ties grown at this place. In
j Northern Illinois the manager of
a large farm became interested
iu the beuetits of improved seed
corn, with the result that last J
year nearly three thousand aces !
of improved corn was grown aud
several breeding fields were es- .
tablished.
NOT A SICK DAY SINCE.
I
"I was taken severelv sick with
kidney trouble. I tried all sorts j
of medicines, none of which re
lieved me. One day I saw an ad
of your Electric J litte rs and de
termined to try that. After ta
king a few doses I felt relieved,
and soon thereafter was entirely
cured and have not seen a sick
day since. Neighbors of mine
have been cured of rheumatism,
neuralgia, liver and kidney trou
bles and genera' debility." This
is what 15. F. iiass of Fremont,
X. (J. writes. Only iii e. at W. S.
Dickson's, druggist.
THEY HAVE TOO MUCH MONEY.
Fifty years ago there were not
as many millionaires iu the Uni
ted States as are now credited to
the city of Pittsburg or the state
of Pennsylvania. And the word
"millionaire" is now a mod-stde-scription
of our ovorrtcii. Ii is
the multi-millionaire, and John
I). Rockefeller has achieved a
step in advance, is chi.ised as a
billionaire and is reported the
ichest man iu the world, from
the Standard Oil and kindred in
vestments, hacked by extraordi
nary business capacity and ambi
tion for accumulation without
limit. Uefore the South African
war Albert Beit of Kiinberlv
was, according to an English h.st
published in l'.iiM, the world son
ly billionaire. Li Hung Chang of
China stood second iu the list.
with sf'jOO.OOO.oiH), and Rekefel-
er third with iSiVjiyiOn.ouu. He
uis since o:uadriiplod his posses
sions, and now is named as the ;
world's only billionaire! In the !
English list pr.uted m only :
seven otlmrs were friveu fortunes i eontiiiinn bad grammar, sup. r
of over 10,000,uiM. I'riuco Hlim Huous st.iteineuU and vicious
Demidotf of Kussia, m i,000,Oi U 1
Cornelius Vanderbilt of New i
York, 1:.,HOO,000; Andrew Car- j
neie, iKlriO.oon.ooo, and William j
K. Vanderbilt, Joliu Jacob Astr, 1
William Rockefeller and William !
Waldorf Astor or ch lu0,0(K),0(ioJ
Mr. Carnegie is a richer man
than ho is here set down. His
benefactions are now set down as !
rising !?7.),()I)0,()IM.
In l'JOO Lord Kothschild was
credited with sT.'i, "00,000, and Al-
phonso liothscliiid of I'aris and
Ilaroa Albert 11 ithschild of Vien
na 70,0u0,0n0 e tch The English
Dukes of Devonshire, Bedford,
Norfolk and Hucclcugh each had
.'l 1,00- ,IK)I i.
Alfred Krupp, guninalier, had
it 1"),o0ii,0oo, Claus Spreckles aud
L D. Armour each sl0,0o0,0K,
Collis I'. Huntington, (ieorge J.
Could ami .1. i'iei pont Morgan
each $:;:),0' )0,(Kh i, and Marshall
Field, Harold McCormick, W. L,.
Klkins and James J. Hill each
fSL'ii.OOO.uoo, all of them ranking
in wealth with ltusskin aud Aus
tr ii ti princes.
Half a century ago the million
aire class was t'.'i, fined mainly to
tho princes, dukes and bankers
of Kurope. Tho American mil
lionaire came with tho captains
of industry in tho era of the de
velopmont of railways, inioiifg
and manufacturing. Many Amer
icans who were simply hard
workers thirty years ago on a
limited income have advanced to
tho rauk of millionaires.
XI 0 I interest On
ligO Time Deposits
Outside of Pittsburgh and a few other
localities, the bank rate of interest rarely ex
ceeds 3 per cent. The small cost of sending
your money to this bank to earn 4 per cent,
interest adds one-third more to your income.
$1,000 at 3 per cent, earns $30.00.
$1,000 at 4 per cent, earns $40.00.
Write to-day for Booklet No. I tells
all about our bank and this modern method
of banking absolutely safe. We guarantee
t-i ti( A sf 4 11 A & rrCt t c cf"i e.
Pittsburgh
Bscrk for Sxvin.gs
PITTSBURGH, PA.
ESTABLISHED
4
1862.
and
Carpet Aeoing:
H. H.
HERTZLER still continues Carding and AWaving at the
WILLOW lillOVK MILLS nt r.umt Cnl.itis.
Carpet Chain always on hand
I will take in Wool and work at tlr; fullowinsr phicos, namely, Frank
Dare's. Fort Liul.-tun: M irlnn-l L.-iiili's. Imliliii Mills: W. '..
Smci-'s, Saluvia: (..'. . I.nrirs, ('r,.liil Springs: . I. V.. .Iiu-I:-sim's.
Akcrsvillc: ('ui.-li 1 lai-'nii's. 1 lu-,ti.iti-,Mi: A. X. Witl' i-Vs
Waici fall: llai rv Huston's, i 'lv.iv DM-ri-: W, 1.. I leri-cst i-cssi-r s
ivi:ril ( ii ovc.
I Will Visit these places monthly during tin; season. Thankful for
paM faviii's, I hopr fur u i-i ml inna iii'e of tin1 sanii'.
Burnt Cabins-
THE LEGISLATURE.
This item was written during
1'ie closinir hours of the legi--,;i-tive
session of 1 . the shortest
in the history of the eoinnmii
wcalth since the adoption of ;li
present constitution and nt a
moment when thefa'eof a !' e.v
important bills was trembling in
the balance. Il cu;i be truthfully
s'.id that the si si.i'in bus t"eu
characteri;-id by hard work and
unusually harmonious action.
S ane important bills have .,t..,.
e.l both houses, some of which
lr ve rer-eived the upprovnl of the
'governor , bile others are still in
hi -i hands.
It has do.uii good work and de
serves the commendation and
tl inks of the taxpayers of Pe- n
svlvania. It. probably did c n
rn.t a few blu inters, but tliesei-re
it -.parable from human life, and
it-; good di.-eds far outnu in lietvii
the evil that will live after il. In
Ibis work
invalualjlo
of iloiuj,' ri-lit il
a..-.i.st;inCL from
the
''i''ior who oy tne exercise u.
tK'! yvX" l",vvo1' a,lU 1,10 I'l'aclieu
sueslinj; tin; recall ot b-ils
Provisions, succeeded iu Ueepi::
quautity oi au iu tne wont i
'1 l" """ " l" 'l
119 um- '
8,fa TEL. u !
ijows:
grecawy to tne announce-
ment made m tlie uepublican ot
w,;'-'"''i it may lie stated today
. imii. uie i.iiuiiiiu-i' iiiiuii Jl ' u-
!... I... l.'..l,..n
! vvouipanj nas aciiuireti i.te ,
ilium in u.e luMiuiru uiuuiy Jei-
ephone Company iu Keverelt.-j
While it was known to the Ke-
publican a week ag, that the deal
was in progress at.d that it would
most likely be consummated, ue -
tfoiiauous iuiu not yoiiu ini
enough to warrant n positive;
' statement.
Tho deal gives the J Jed ford
Fulton Telephono Company a,in,rli, ,juJJj,tn ljoar1 lua((,
joint interest in the lmo ta U.&- j aillll,lin. lvr;f)1., r.unv.ovmng the
lord, control of the Everett ex- lle(.(.as(.(i Ib WttS.
change and of the entire territo- ,,.Ui J( nmit ,.X(.jlenifi;(t
ry e,st, of Tusst.y Mountain 11(MVn d,,,,,,,, .,i)M,s has U()t
This arrangernont guarantees to! v..t uri-ivc-A I luin Dealer.
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t(IO Jl'ltl Hll Ol 11IU IM-- " .I'll I IJ J
free comiiitiiiiciitioii with lied
ford, where there aro more than
a hundred telephones.
At a. nteetinir of the local com
pany lield last nil.' lit a proposi
tion was formulated and submit
ted to tho I Sell Telephone people
looking to a long di.stanco ser
vice. This will bo accomplished
if Mssil)!o. It would, givo colu
mn mention with Pittsburg, Phil
adelphia and other large cities.
Everett Kcpublican.
ASSETS
$13,500,000,
Wool put into bats for llais.
Rh'.LES IN FORTY TONGUES.
Tile Pennsylvania Bible society
, iieid its iiiiiety-lifth annual me' I
i :) -T 1i"i (I uestiu V al L'iiiladelolii:;.
'i'he -i')o: i iii' 1 iie boui'il of niai::i
V.i'i's si.o .ven lhat liuring thejiast
yi-ir Bibles. Testaments, psalm
books a ml extracts from the Bi-i-i
, aiu ii.iiti.'g to ;il,i!!7 volume-,
' .Hi. I r jtresejilili;.' a costofSM,-
f'.'Js.!),!. were ili.siribjlc I in for'iy
diil'e ei:t. Ianguas.'es ami iu raised
ciiarai i,v-rs for he blind..
The s-iH'ie; ',' ke(.ps ; i:ipy l.f t'ne
I I liole ill I'Very -"'l l-l the pcntte'l-
I tiaries; suj-iies i nsi it'.. ! io!i---,pu :
lie up:! iri'.vt.- po-.i families, rt i -
ii in.--, sea aieii etid soldiers, ai.d
! nianv other
Jl lias lift v bruuch-
S U! I V', .isvlv
i:i
A COKE ON THE DlACON
Tin' cdiior of ii rurni ncusja- ,
ir vas jii L'iiiliulfijiliiu during I
tho weak io!lov, mr tin' sbootin
-
of 'resident McK'inltv
ted v.'itu surprisu lln.' uoiii;ii.-
ni'ss of lu'Vspapi rs tiior-! to bui- '
letin-boartl tbo lmnrly reports ol
til. 1 1 1 res idi dI.'m coniii! ion. I IimIi -
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itH'iiiiimii to ndojit lln- iili'ii on ail;
important c.v;;ts svlicn lit- shot. 1(1 j
return home. Soon niter wart Is i
lit! was told ono morning by a lo-1
-al physician that D.aoon Join s !
! wis seriously ill. The deacon
! was a miiu of some distinction in
the community: so. the editor
pjstod a series of buJlolhisas U-
10:00 a. m. Duacou Junes no
. h(;U(ir
i ii.(K)!, ,
Deacon Jones lias
r(;l.,Ms,
Deacon
June
i w,,nkor uls( U,.
j.,,,, Ul;U:ou JoU(,s li;ls
1 si,i,t raiy
j " ZA- ul.Doil(.((1, Jollos. film.
i ,,v 1k,u1 SUlluluU(ll
; ,.l0 U,.1,,.U(,0 Jones ha8
1 died and L'timt to IIi;avon.
r;,tf. ,,. ,.,, ...,.,
ing salesman happened by, 8top-
lietl In ve:m l.lu- bulletin, nnd i'f-
Uhubii-o is a plant which
should not, be' neglected, but
sti'.ved Te;;ii'arly when fresh as a
si'i iug tonic, good for young and
old. Koiiieniber to cut thf rhu
barb without pooling it. Reason
it lightly wit.ii sugar. Stow it
hlnwly in an old f isiiioned jmrctr
lain pipkin. Like 1 ttneo twlnd,
it i- ono of ti-e best, and most cer
tain remedies Jor tlie tired, worn
feeling ot spring iliur-.t-nn jossi
bly bo t,iv n Iho family.
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ii-s. Dili
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f.i.i ami
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I ii tart vi
tin
fuiiliil
sleri'.
)iir
in ii !ir.-t c!u
Lrooils spi'iiks fur ttir-m
selves.
lbiti triimned fi'i'p.
Our triiiiiner Mi-s M.vers
from one uf tlie largest niillinerv
houses In llie L'nheil .Stales nud
we are sure liei' triiniuiiijj will
ple.ise vou. ( all and see us.
MHS. A. 1. LITTLE,
M c (' o n n c 1 1 slnj r i. Pa.
ATTENTION !
T am now better than ever pre
pared to furnish farmers any
thing in the way of Implements
and Machinery.
i biggies and Spring "Wagons
Falling-top Buggies from $-10 up
Binders and Mowers
Harrows ns.'.q Up
Corn Shellers
Corn Planters
Hay Kates from up
Hay Forks and Hope
Hoss Washing 31 -ichinc
Lewis' White Lead at 75c up
Linseed Oil at CiUe a gallon
Machine Oil from L'Oe, a gal., up
Horse Shoe Nails 10c a 11
Wire Nails at 3.c ll
Tn bio Syrup f'ie a jrallon
Dnuble-bit Axes 0."o
SEWING MACHINES $15 UP
Smooth Wire way down
I'll nips and Pipe at any old price
All kinds of anlitblo Livo Stock 1
tiilfii in oxohanw.
i 1 f yon want iinvthinur in my lino
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i f'nn ant son ,T1: u you Haven t,
liiii drop me a postal caru ana
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1 will call to see you,
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McConnellsburg, Pa.
WW V'V VVWWWWWV f
is. P. HETZIiBR. I
Jhai.i;i.
In . . .
Pianos
Organs
buggies
Carrlnegs
Good marketable stock
taken in exchange.
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;-' Vheu iu need of any-
thing in our line write
s ftr particulars to . . . .
S. P. METZLER.
burnt Cabins, Pa.
I? vi'con,i;i.lsiiuio
BAKERY
D. E. LirTLi:, Pkopkiktou. J
Fresh Dread, Kolls, Cakes,
Doughnuts, aud Pretzels on
hand all tho time.
Free Delivery iu town on
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays.
For Parties, Weddings, &a
we are prepared on a couple
of dnys notice to furnish all
Kinds of cakes &c.
Your Patronage Solicited.
D. E. LITTLE.
Our new
Spring
Millinery
is iiov iii full display !
- .nut- T .- ..VI ..-' I. ..rMHItH
e ui'c now In 'Iii' i'miit v.-'.i!i
the largest Hlnl I'.i: -I 1 hie ill ' .! il-i:i"i-v
".r Iii-miilit. !: Pnlt'iii
I ) I ! 1 1 1 . '.' ij.-l l.l'i to t ' ''.till
J-!' etic ,i: i " ! ' , ii i;;: ;: I ve ti-.e
l,i .! finuLi ! r '.,, !. ii :.t iv.-ii-v .
We -i i ii u.vn ymi U'l ' -i -'ii llli
tiw'.iiu- us vo believe i.i "-.i.e.'..
:i s'.irol 1 .roll's."
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Men Wanted.
Choice country laborers,
farm hands, and woodsmen,
under 30 years of ago to work
several years in Wisconsin
for iil'i.W a month and board
or S?L.85 a-day without board,
Address
Ei Ki:iciiknuach,
York, Pp
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2:ULT0N
COUNTY
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!n every p;u t ol' tb.c
i. 'i. uii'iy faithful i e
, i rtcrs ii.: z located
lhat gather the daily
happciiii'.j.
Then i ho re is the
Stat.' and National,
News, Wur Nous, a
Department for tlie
l-'aniicr and Mechan
ic, Latest Fashions
for the Ladies. The
latest New York, Bal
timore, Philadelphia
Aarkets. The Sun
day School Lesson,
Helps for Christian
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Endeavorers, and a
Good Sermon for ev
erybody. THE JOB DEPARTMENT
IS COMPLETE.
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POSTERS,
LETTER HEADS,
ENVELOPES,
CARDS, Ac,
In fact anything and
everything in the best
style along that line.
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Sample copies of
the News sent toony
of your friends cn
request,
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TIM I". TAUlLI:. May llli, lfo2.
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' i'riiin No -st runn tul v c-xrs.'pt Sumiay
; hetwei'ii Hm:i .town and Jiurnhuijf. Ictvit::
C 1 ll:ii,'ei-,iowii i. Jii uuil iiirivlnii ut ll.ui'isbuiK ut
Tr.ilu No. 17 wet runs dat'y except Sumliiy
l.etweeu Uurrlsliurtf ami lireeutiustlo, leuviuif
Hnrrlsl)irK 5. lf uml umvliiK Oret'ueustle i.l,.1..
Acltlitiunul e&M-ljutitiU lucul triilas will run
Juily, uxuupt Sutid-ty, us I.iIIuwh: l.fuvi
Carlisle 5.4o tt ai., i.ik'i ii. ui.. 1.40 p. m.. p.
iu.. leiive MeehiiuicsbtirK ij.uh u. in., 7.U a. ui..
n.il u; in., l.ui p. m., 2.:iu p. m., a.'M p. ., b.oQ
p. iu.
Tnitns Nim. H nnd 110 run dully ui'tween 11..
trerntowu und llHrr.sburtf uud Nu. 2 ftecu
uilmiiuH ute on SunUayH
OuMy.
t Luliy except Sundny.
Leave
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Additional local trnlm wlliieave Harrliiburf
UHfolltiHHi Kor Curlikle aud Intennediuie Mu
Mini' it 9.7 a. m.. iM) p. ui. und 6.2.'i p. ni., 1nu
(,ir Me'ihimlosburti IHiiKbori: und tuteiuieUlutc
stuil.iiiNat 7 iiO . m.und 'A.b p. in.
TritiUK Nov I, 3 and lirj run dully betveen
Harr'imr. und HiiKurntown.
l'uilinuu pitlaoe KleeninK eurfl between Now
Yortt and Knoxvllle. Tenn., on tralui 1 em
und 10 east and between 1'biladelplila and
WeMionN. K W. Kutluuyou trilim loOuest
and laeii't. except tlrnl on Sunday the Phila
delphia sleeiier will run east on No. 2
Tbroui'h coi'.uhea to and from l'hlladeipbli
on tralnu 2 and 4 east and 7 and 9 w ent.
Imlly.
Dally i-nii'iil Sundny.
KOUTHEHN i'lCNN'A R. K. THAINS.
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via irmi. oiiltwt Humtvf tor nicunua ptiiti. ,
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TONSOKIAL AUUSI,
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Tosisorial Arliai-
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I'll f
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mi rut us for
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Attoknly at Law,
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PKKSIlVI I.UIAN. Knv. W. A. ',.
I. 1)., ''usti.i . I'n ui!i:r.;r wui,
nat-ii alU'iiiHto i-alibiitli nt iO:;:o i .
anil every JSimdiiy (Vctiitjr ti, ;.,
Si'i'vici N in, (iii-cn tfill on ill;.
Sulibutbs ul. ll)::;0 ii. iii. ,Siil,.;
school ut 0:l."i. Junior l hri.-.l inn r.
deuvor at i.':(K.;. Cliristian Kiuh m,..
at, o:mi. iTiiyer nicotine educr-dai
evening ut i :ou.
Miriienii'T EeiscopAL-i:v. j. v.
Anniii4, l'Hstor, Sunday S c Ii
ut :.I0 a. m. 1'reae.hiriif every oiln-
auDiiuy morning ni iiii.mj anil rviri
Sunday evpnini: at, 7:00. llnv ni-4
Lfapue at fi:00 p. m. I'rayer nK-ciiu
'rtillurl.. ilnr. nl T'llll
UNITED PHKSllYTKHIAN Rev. .1. I.
Urove, t'ustor. Sunday scIhkiI 1
a. m. t reacmng eve ry tmnuay ninrn
lnjf at iu:.ili, ami every otlier Simla
evening atnuu. l no anernaie Ka!hau
evenings are used hv the 1 imhi" '(
'l...i ..! . . n ....
,iie a viii-iliuu i,rnun hi, i ;yw 11. n
1'rayer meeting ( dnenilay i -cni
at 7:00.
l-.VANUKr.icAu Jw.fr Hi KAN Hev.
G. Wolf, Pastor. Sunday scIhk, !
a. m. l'reai'liinir every other Kin,.
rtiorniny at Jl):;iO und every otht i
clay eveiiiny al 7:00. C'hrlsti;,ii
ueavor ai u:wu v- ni. i 'raver tum .
on Wednesday evening at 7:(!0.
Ki:foi;.ii:ii- llev. ('. M. Smith, lv
tor. Sunday (sthfiol at i)::i0 n.
l-'reucliinK' -'ii alli iimte Salilmtiis
0:(l() a. in. and :u) ),. m. ('lui-i
Kndeuvor at 0:00 j. in. 1'rayer v.
iii; on Wednesday evening at, 7:"i,
Tl K.MS Ol- 1(11 Hi.
lliti lil'st ti-i iri :f tlu' Ctiuits uf 1'
tun county in the vi-ni-shall riiiiiim:
mi inn ii'st.;;,v mi itiwinjr tliti sivc
.iiiiiuiuy in .i aiiiuii y,ui m o cliit uii.ii
1 ho M ftiiiu tri in cotiirticiict'S m, r
t.lnrtl Miinday of Mutch, ut '2 i,
p. in.
The third tmn on the Tiipsilnv iv
fullowiiijr Ihe scciuitl Mimtluy ol .) .i:-
Ul IU O cltll'K u. in.
The fniii'tli tt n ii (ti the first N.oi,i
of Octnher, ut "2 oelek p. in.
r.OHi .l fill in i n i;us.
Juhtico uf Hip Poiii-c Thnria
Sloan, H. Willie.
('iinstul)le .lohn If. Doyle.
Hurti-ess II. V. Sentt.
t'oiiiieihiieii'-J). T. fields, Lefna
Ilohmuii, Sunuiel l .emli r,.M. W. .Nm
(,lei-i William Hull.
IhirhCionstuhle Wtn.Diuiii'iir'li,'
behool directors A. I'. .iiei . .Ii
A. Jmiii, Unmias V. Siimn, i-.
Xuylor, .Jolm LoiiK ier, C. I.:. S;",
UlvM-liAL lilKI-XTOI'Y.
President J ml ire Hon. S.Mc. Stve
As'-ociutB Judjres Ijcmuel Kirk.l
via Aoisnn.
l'rothonotary, it!.- frank I'.I.h
District Attornev Geot'to 1!. I'i
Inls.
Treasurer George H. Mellnt'.
Sheriir Daniel ti. Fleck.
' Deputy Sherill D. T. Fields.
Jury C'ominisKioners C. II. K. 11k.
mei-, Anthony Lynch.
Auditors John S. Ilan-iH, V.
Davis, S ti. Garland.
Commissioners s. D. Mellott, Ci
bijrel, atid H. 1'. Palmer.
Clerk Frank Ileiirv.
County Surveyor Jonas Lake.
County buiieriiiteudeut Cliiirlii
UQl'tOD.
Attorneys W. Scott Alexan'i'
JNelson Sijies, Thomas F. Slui.u.
McN. Johnston, M. ii. ShaiTtier. (
H. Daniels, John I. Sipes, S.
rvii'K.
sot:n:Tii:s,
Odd Fellows M'CoiinellshiirK'1
No. il meets every Friduy evei.ii::
tne Cotneier r.inldir.tr in .NJcCorni!
burif.
Fort Littleton Lodge So. -ifii im
every Saturday evening in the tro:
building at Fort Littleton.
Wells Valley Lodpe No. (i07 n
every Suturduy evening in Odd i
lows' Hall at Wells Tannery.
llari isonville Lodpo No. 701 nr
every Saturday evening in Odd '
lows' Hall at ilurrisonvillo.
Waterfall Lodire No. 77J mew
ery Saturday evening iu Odd Ftl!'"
null at Waterfall Millrf.
Wurfordsliurg Lodge Ncrt 001 r;
in Wurfordsburg every Sut'.n1'
evening.
King l'oKtG. A. 11. No. L'tioiiiPii-
McC'onnellshurg In ti)tl Fellows' i :
tne nrst Saturday In every moriim
I. in.
Iloynl Arcanum, Tusearora C'om
No. 121, meets on alternate Wo'-'
evenings in V. O. S. ot A. H"1'
McComiellFburjr:.
Washington C'Hiup No. 4!l7, P. '
A., of New Grenaila, meets eveiy :
urduy evening iu P. O. S. of A. I
Washington C'limp, No. l'.-'
of A., Husltiiiti.wn, mettui very Pi"
ui-diiy evening in p. O. s. of A.
John (v Taylor Post C. A. I! , ;'
'Ml, ineets every SuuuduVi on or;
irecedini.' fuii moon in Lublile." I"
ut 2 n. m.. ut Huek Vallev.
Woman'i P.eliif Corps No- '
meets at same clato nnd 1 1 n ) at I' "
uen. a. ii. .i.civliFiiti 1'iis; iy
G. A. S'., ineetH the second and '''
-atiii-diiys in each month ut i'
Klilv
K
XKcn rou'h not. or
Hr Uh ' ii jTHiit. i) f ln' 1111(4-1 ttrf,"(
III 'iMtH Of (Jlllllf tillltl I' h in'c 1 ' "
L'r.n it ti"M'i). Kitlit n (uiin . ,,,',,''':
A nv 4ii-riMiH Iitvtiy c1lln- 1
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