INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS
Of 'Local and General Interest, Gathered
- at Hume or Clipped from our
Exchanges.
CONDENSED FOR HURRIED READERS.
Another letter from Miss Alice
VVUhnrt in next week's News.
Brick for a1e at Morton's
br ick yard at the edge of towu.
Ex-Commissioner Lemuel Gar
land and Morton Hess, two of
Uolfast'a tfood citizens wore in
town Tuesday.
Did you get a watch coupon in
Fort Bedford Coffee?
George Clevenger wa9 a caller
at the News office Tuesday. He
expects to return to the "West in
the spring.
No rotten eggs in Fort Bed
ford Coffee.
Ask your grandfather what he
thinks of Fort Bedford Coffee.
Rev. Shull will preach next
Suuday at Siloam at 10:30; at Eb
enezer at 2:30, and at Asbury,
where a revival is in progress, at
7 in the evening.
Wanted. Some good "strap"
makers to work in Pennsylvania,
Maryland and West Virginia.
Apply to W. C. Martin, Locust
Grove, Pa., who will be at Han
cock, 13th and 14th.
Next Sunday Rev.Baugher will
preach at Whips Cove at 10 a. m.;
PJeasant Grove at 2:30 p. m., and
at Sideling Hill at 7 p. ra. A pro
tracted meeting will begin at
Whips Cove on Monday night,
Jan. 25, at 7 o'clock.
You want to read the new ad of
Hull & Bender, the Racket store
men. They have rented the store
room formerly occuDied by Har
ry Smith, and will move their
store into' it the first of April.
Their busiuess v has outgrown
their present quarters.
Miss Blanche Barton, sister of
Superintendent Charlie Barton,
finished her course of study at
the Peirco School in Philadelphia
last week and was at once elected
to the position of secretary of the
Haddoufield Training School for
feeble minded children, at Had
dontield, N. J., just across the
Delaware from Philadelphia.
. LAUREL R1DQE.
Not seeing anything from your
scribe in this vicinity for some
time I will drop you a few jot
tings. Alice Slaves spent a day visit
ing at Robert Mellott's last week.
Mack Lynch.Wilbert Mann and
Raymond Shives, three of our
crack marksmen, went opossum
hunting on Saturday morning,
but returned gameless.
James Harris is preparing to
erect a new barn on the Pott
property the coming summer.
Bruce, Raymond, Phoebe and
Nora Paylor were the guests of
their uncle and aunt, Mr. Thom
as Shaw and wife Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bivens, Maude
Gordon, Mary Shives, John Gor
don and Claude Hess visited Mrs.
Margret Lynch Sunday.
Claude Hess left Monday morn
ing lor Waynesboro, where ho
has secured employment.
David Shaw spent Sunday and
Monday visiting uear McCoq
nellsburg. John Gordon, Jr., and J. J"
Gordon are chopping frame tim
ber for Pott's new barn.
Bought Farms la Maryland.
Alex Patterson returned from
the Eastern Shore, Md., last Fri
day. This was Alex's second vis
it to that section, and this time
hu bought a farm. Eastern Shore
farms seem to take the eye of
Fulton county farmers.for farms
hiivn now boen purchased by V.
H. Prossur, W. F. Wink, Joliu
Funk, Charlie WilkinsoD, Daytou
.Meilott, Dent Gamble and Alex
Patterson. .
Alex's is a 200-acre farm, 150
in tine state of cultivation, aud
liftl.inonla tiue limber. There is
a-nice 6-room dwelling house, and
two good tonant houses, both of
which rent to a good advautage
SOCIAL AND OYSTER SUPPER.
A social will be held at Clear
Ridg M. E. church Friday even
ing, Jan. 29, 1904.
Refreshments consisting of ice
cream, oysters and chicken swal-
lop will be served. All are cor di-
invited to attend.' Proceed
" ih" ltM.fit of the chuvch. '
. I) rdor of committee.
BELATED COURT NOTES,
Motions, I'ctitions. Etc., Disponed
of After Our Report Lust
Week Closed.
TERM CONSUMES BUT TWO DAYS.
Sheriff acknowledged dee. I to
Dr. V. L. McKibbin und Ueorgn
McKibbin for tract of land in
Union township, lately the prop
erty of II. L. McKibbin.
Estate of Zeplitlia Moats, Into of
Thompson township. Exceptions
to the report of the auditor were
argued, Rnd will bo decided at
chambers.
The auditor's commission and
report was continued in the estate
of John Daniels, deceased.
Estate of John Daniels, writ of
partition. Order of sale of roal
estate granted to II..S. Daniels,
administrator, with bond in the
sum of $7,500.
Proceedings before Justice of
the Peace T. E. Fleming in the
case of II. J. Mellott and wife vs.
Thomas McClurc, trespass. Ar
gued and finding of Justice re
versed.
Appeal of Lewis Shaw from the
settlement of his accounts as treas
urer and collector of the Taylor
township school district for the
year ending June, 1903. Testi
mony in the case taken before M.
R. Shaffnerj notary public. Ar
gued and to be decided at cham
bers.
The report of the auditor in the
estate of Jonathan IJ. Snyder, late
oflhompson township, was con
firmed absolutely.
W'. L. Moseby vs. F. C. Mc-
Clain, rule on defendant to take
off and open judgment of non.
pros, issued October 19, 1903.
Case argued and will be decided
at chambers.
The report of the auditor in the
estate of Jonathan U. Snyder, late
of Thompson township, was con
tinued absolutely.
Exceptions to the amended re
port of the auditor in the estate of
Sarah I. McKibbin were argued
and will bo decided at chambers.
A vacancy existing in the office
of District Attorney by reason of I
the expiration of the term of Geo.
B. Daniels, the court appointed
the recent incumbent to till the
said vacancy until the next gener
al election.
Estate of Isaac J. Peck, late of
Thompson township. Petition of
Stilwell Truax, administrator, for
permission to sell real estate. His
bond approved and an order was
granted.
An order was granted upon pe
tition of Frank Mason, guardian
of the minor children of William
F. Gulden, deceased, to sell and
convey tho interest of miners in
certain real estate.
Order and report of viewers to
view and locate road in Ayr town
ship. Report confirmed and road
ordered to ho opened to the width
of 25 feet.
Report of viewers for road in
Union township; confirmed and
road ordered to be opened to the
width of 20 feet.
Estate of William A. Speer, de
ceased. Petition of Mrs. Rachel
A. TSpeer, life tenant, for an order
to sell real estate. The court ap
pointed Frank P. Lynch, Esq.,
guardian of minor children of II.
E. Speer, deceased, and February
25, 1904, fixed as the date for mak
ing an investigation.
Petition of citizens of JJetiiel
township for reviewers to review
and lay out a public road in said
township. Petition granted and
James Johnston, of Thompson,.
Aaron C. Deshong, of Licking
Creek, and Henry W. Scott, of
McConnellsburg, appointed.
There will be Communion ser
vice in the Hustontowu M. E.
church next Sunday afternoon at
2:30.
WeaR
Hearts
Are dua to Indigestion. Nlnety-nlna of every
one hundred people who have heart troubla
can remomber when It was simple Indleea-
t.on. It la a aclentiflo taot that all caaea of
heart disease, not organic are not only
traceable to, but are the direct result of Indi
cation. Ail lood taken into the atomach
whh fall of perfect digestion ferments and
wells the atomach, pulling it up against the
heart. Thla Interfere with the action of
the heart and In the course of time that
delicate but vital organ becomes diseased.
Mr. D.Ksuble.of Nmd. O., mm: I Km1 itocrocb
trouble tni ws l a bad stats sa ksd fcsvt trouble
wuh It. loos Ksdol Dihv Cere for sboui lam
axmkt sad U cared as.
Kodol Digeets Wfcet Yoef Kal ,
and relieves the atomach M ell nervous
train and the heart of all preaaura.
attlesealr. 1100 SUs aoWns 2 Unas the Mat
slis. whlck Mils lor Oc
Srnsd ht m. ft OeWITT OO., OMfOAa
Suld at Trou I' drug iory. '
VKLLS TANNERY.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Cunningham
ol Enid, Misses; Maud Cunning
hum, Maude McClain aud Miss
IVck accompanied by Messrs.
(li t MilU, James McDonough.
S.uuuel Alloway.and Arthur Cun
ningham of New Grenada, dined
at tho Truax house Saturday ev
eniug. Mr. J. C. Kirk aud wiftt of Ev
erctt, spout a part of last week
with Mr. and Mrs A. S Crwn
land. Mr. W. H. Spangler and Mack
Stuukard were In Everett ono
day last weuk purchasing sleighs.
John Stunkard has the contract
for building a now school house
on foundation where twohave been
burned within the last 2 mouths.
He is pushing the work rapidly
and hopes to have it completed by
Feb. 1.
11. L. Baumgardner hauled the
logs of one tree to Baumgardner
& Cos., mill last week that was so
immense that many of our schol
ars are figuring on the number of
feet in it.
Miss Margaret Horton of Hope
well, is visiting her brother Nathan
Horton.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
The school board of Licking
Creek township propose building
a school house at Saluvia. The
board will meet at the above
named place on January 30, 1904,
at 2 o'clock p. m., for the purpose
of letting the contract to the low
est bidder. Will give the con
tractor plenty of time to do the
work.
By order of Board,
Bekte Hann.
Secretary.
HARR1S0NVIU.E.
Mr. W. A. Vallance is suffering
from a very sore leg.
Frank Daniels, who is teaching
in Bedford county, spent Satur
day and Sunday at home.
Miss Leona Schooley of Shady
Hill, is employed at Mrs. Glenna
Oak man's.
David Hann, while chopping
wood last Wednesday froze one
of his, fingers and it is very sore.
Ob Oakmau is singing a charge
to keep I have. It's a girl.
Grant Fix has killed two red
foxes and three gray ones.
Owing to the sickness with
in the neighborhood, the Moun
tain school is now progressing
very nicely under the skillful
management of Geo. O. Sipes.
FARM FOR SALE.
I will sell at private Bale my farm
of 150 acres lying along the pike i
miles east of Hurrisonvllle. About B0
acres are cleared and balance in tim
ber. The improvements are a good
two-story Frame House nearly new,
Bunk Barn and other out buildings.
There js also an orchard of fine fruit.
Good water near the door. Will sell
on terms to suit the purchaser.
W. A. VALLANCE,
11-25-03 ' Ilarrisonvllle, Pa.
la mm
Pneumonia follows La Grip
hut never follows tho uoo of
FOIEY'S ass
It atop the Conph and heala the loan.
Preventa Pneumonia and Coninmptloo.
Ma. O. Tacks, ef 117 Oeoo4 ., Ckieaoe, I
write I "My wife bad la rlpe and It left km !
with a very bad eon h en bet leae whUfc
Foui'l Hoaat aao Tab eared eoaeleeely
For Sale et Trout's Drug Store.
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g Noi
Nothing has ever equalled it.
Nothing can ever surpass it.
Dr. King's
Ubm Discovery
A Perfect For All Throat and
Cure : Lung Troubles.
Money back If It falls. Trial Bottlaa free.
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FULTON COUNTY NEWS
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January, 1904
A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
Now is the time to show your thrift. "Economy Is
wealth." In our Millinery we have marked down every
ladles' hat regard lea of cost to j'V: children's huts 37c.
UNDERWEAR.
A'lot of boys' groy underwear, all sizes, cheap. Come
see their values.
DRESS
A full stock of dress goods in every variety. Black
goods a specialty. Dress trimmings in every style.
Shirtwaist goods in everything, both dainty and serviceable.
UOTIONS,
Fascinators, Gloves, Mittens, Hosiery, Corsets, Kid
Gloves, Linen Collars, Neckties, Belts, Gerniuntown
Yarn, Saxony, Shetland Floss, Embroidery Silk,
Stamped Goods, Towels.
T. J. WIENER,
HANCOCK, - - MARYLAND.
Rouss Racket Store.
Some January and February
BARGAINS
We have just received 10 dozen pairs of overalls from a lurge house that is
going out of business, and they are certainly bargains, rang
ing In price trom .'We to (i()c.
LEATHER GOODS
Have you seen our stock of leather halters, bridles and buggy harness t
We sell home-made goods -halters, i5, 8 and 1: heavy farm
bridle, $1.65; buggy harness, S.!8.
COTTON GOODS
Cotton goods Is still advancing,' but with all of this we have bought a 64-doz-en
case of the best children's 10c hose ever olTered. Tliey run from 5
to 9J; the IH is large enough for ladies, and all have double knees.
HARDWARE
We have sold more axes this year than ever before simply because we have
the right goods at the right prices. We have a single-bit axe that we sell at
45c, and a double-bit that we have sold ten do., of, and hear good reports of
all of tbem, for only 50c. The Clipper, tiOc; the Kelly, 75; and the original
Mann axe, not as thick as a hoe, 80c. Crosscut saws $1 and $1.10 with han
dles; handles separate, 13 and 15c pr. The heaviest metallic-bottom Wash
Boiler that is made, only 80c. Milk Strainers 10 to 2.1c, Colanders 10c, tcn
qt. Buckets 12, 10 and 17c, 14-qt. 22c, Flour Sifters 10c, 2-qt. Buckets Gc, 3-qt.
8c, 4-qt. 10c. Full line of Curry Combs and Horse Brushes, 5 to 17c & 13 to 25.
HULL &. BENDER, PROPRIETORS.
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Fl I r n i T I I r O served in Every Style to
UI III LUf tJ. suit Any Taste.
Flemish and Weathered Oak Library Tables, small
tables, settees, chairs, rockers and tabourettes, in Mis
sion style for the den or library.
For the PARLOR.
Sofas,
Arm Chairs,
Reception Chairs,
Rockers,
Cabinets, (open or enclosed)
For the DINING ROOM.
China Closets, Serving Tables,
ExtenslonfTables, Sideboards,
Buffets, Screens,
Cane and wood-seat chairs, ,
. Tables and Cabinets for the kitchen.
For the BHD ROOYY.
Dressing Bureaus. Rockers,
Dressings Tables, Chairs,
Chiffoniers, Indian Seats,
Mirrors, Screens,
Clothes trees, Fancy tables,
Bedsteads, Desks,
In Mahogany, Bird's-eye Maple, Golden Oak, Ac.
Bedsteads in Brass and Iron, enameled In white and colors.
We will be pleased to have you call and examine our stock. You
re welcome, whether you buy or not
Special work made to order at our factory.
H. SIERER & CO.,
Nos. 49-51 Queen St.
Chambersburg, Ra. O
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Tables, (large or small),
Mirrors,
Tabourettes,
Divans,
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olmoat UfairAle remedy for dl-
eetea of the Throat end Lungs,
known & uaed the world over for
almost Century,
GE0.W.
KEISNER
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INVITATION.
KSHe
To every person visiting town
this week, we extend a cor
dial invitation to call at our
store, where we will be ple&aod
to show the nicest line of
Ladies',
Misses' and
Children's
Wraps
in the county, at prices to suit
you.
FURS
just received a new lot that arc
especially nice.
Drees 60060,
Motions,
and everything a lady wants in
foot wear is here.
for entlemen,
ice Jiave a splendid line of Suits and
Overcoats for your inspection a t pr ices
Hint must please y nt.
XElnberwear
at extremely loiv prices. A splendid
Suit for 15c for Men; JO and 50a for
Boys.
Hen's Hats and Caps.
A splendid line of Men's Shoes thai
we wish every person to see.
LEASE CALL.
Respectfully,
Q. W. REISNER & CO.