FULTON COUNTY
Published Eery Thursday.
B. W. PECK, Editor and Proprietor.
McCONNELLSBURG. PA.
MARCH 2, 1904,
Published Weekly. SI. 00 per
Annum in Advance.
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NEBRASKA THE STATE.
Nellie Knaulf Plndn no Mud There, and hat
(iand Time.
1 am farther away from home
than whon I last wroto, ami 17u0
foot abovo st-alovul, breathing the
air that is so light nud pure; that
is it is only puro when we havo
no dust storm which takes the
place of a snow storm. We have
had V'iry little snow, not more
than an inch at any one time. In
fact, I have never seen a milder
winter than this has been. Two
week ncro we had a tew c ld clays
1 below zero. We have found
no mud in Nebraska as it seldom
rains here in the winter.
We loft Iowa ov. iVth and at
that time it was very cold there
six inches of simw lay on the
ground: but when we reached
Omaha no snow was to be seen.
We spent an afternoon there. I
think Omaha a strange looking
city.
Wo arrived at Harvard, Zebras
ka. 10:::oi M. My cousins liar
ry and Margaret IJermond wert?
at the station to imet us. After
a six-mile drive we reached our
uncles. Ou the way out, my curi
osity was aroused at a nirgo lire
in tiie west. When told it was a
straw-stack mi lire I'm miles off I
could scarcely believe it, it seem
ed so near. When daylight came
I found we had readied the west
what J re.dlv imagined it to be.
On a dark night ono can sc the
cars from the east coming west
at a distances of more thau '()
miles away.
My uncle, Daniel Dermond told
us when we lirst came, he want
ed this to be the ploasantest visit
that we had ever made, and uow
I can sav it has proved such.
Will Sheet, says "girls I have
not had such a good time since I
left Pennsylvania, li years ago,
as I have had since you are here.
We sp.mt some time visiting
Kerr's and l-'ixens of Inland and
Hastings, formerly ot Fulton
county, L'a.
I had set my heart on going up
to Steele, N. I)., to Home-stead,
until a friend '.old me of the ex
perience lie had whilehome stead
irigouton the I'acilic Coast, and
I thought it was not such a great
thing after all, so I gave it up.
About 1'-' years ago this part of
Nebraska burned very little coal,
due to the high price, but burned
cornstalks. A machine that cut
the stocks 1" in., in length and
bound them I'm in , in circumfer
ence; but these machines were
not in use ioap, as too mucli tune
was taken up in preparing the
stocks for use, as they were
scarcely put into the stove until
they were gone.
, The Nebraska and Iowa farm
ers pride themselves in poultry
raising. In Iowa I saw IL'j geese
in one illicit on their way home
from the pasture. It was a sight
as they stretched their long necks
forward, as much as to say, "who
v.i'l reach the corn heap fir. stir"
Here, iu the west, ono seldom
sees the com put in cribs, hut
hauled on heaps, from ."MO to 10,
OUM bushels and lay in heaps until
it is shelled.
Wolf hunting is ono of Nebras
ka's winter sports. From a')0 to
1mm men turn out and close in a
t -rritory six miles square. All
are under control of the captains
eight in number, that attend on
horse back. They have from one
to two hunts a week. Those that
do not have guns, carry a huge
club instead. The wolves are
chased m front of the crowd un
til the round-up, then woe to the
wolves, for they are riddle J with
bullets. After the wolves are kill
ed they havo the blue rock shoot
log. Am proud to say my cousin
Kd ward Bheetz is one of the fluvst
marksmen. Lunch wagons are
uiwajs present, o. sirios tntuiy
spectators,
We ate our Thanksgiving din
ner at my sister's. Mrs. John
Lut.'s, Dallas Center, Iowa, our
Christmas dinner at my uncle's,
D. nermnrd, Harvard, Neh., and
New Year's dinner at my cousin
J. D. Lamp's, Inland, Neb.
Nebraska should change its
name to ''Sociahty."it would suit
it far better. If I were to give a
prize to the ono that gave the best
dinner, Mrs. Ceo. Hertzlcr, form
erly, of Humt Cabius, Pa., would
bo the lucky oue; neither would it
be given for the great display of
china, cut-glass, silver or tine ta
ble linen, that would have won the
prize, but simply what, she had to
eat. I must say Mr. Hertzler had
his eyes open and knew what he
was doing when he married Mary
Shuck.
Wo have visited in scores of
towns but have been unable to tind
a Reformed church, since I left
home, every town wo visited, the
first question I asked, "Have you
a Reformed church hero!'" Then
came that old story from every
tongue, "We have a Methodist
and Christian, but no Reformed
church.
Jn all that I havo seen the past
eight months, I saw nothing so
picturesque as the Allegheny
mountains.
He fore many more weeks pass
I expect to be with you again in
Fulton county.
Nkttik A. Knai i r.
A Boy'a Wild Ride for Lite.
With family around expecting
him todie,and a son riding for life,
Is- miles to get Dr. King's New Dis
covery for consumption, coughs
and colds, W. i 1. Brown of Lees
ville, Iud , endured death's agon
ies from asthma; but this won
derful medicine gave instant relief
and soou cured him. He writes
"I now sleepsouudly ever v night."
Like marvelous euros of consump
tion, pneumonia, bronchitis, colds
coughs and grip prow its match
less merit for all throat and lung
troubles. Ouarauteod bottles iiOc
and ijt.MM. Trial bottles free at all
drug stores.
JURORS.
Panel n( "rand und traverse hirer
to the March term, 1!I0I, conuneneing
on the 3rd Monday, being the -1st day
of tin- month
ou a o jriums
Belfast Scott Raiimgardner.
Bethel -John H. II. Lewis, Scott De
mon, Andrew Mellott, Walter Weight.
ISrunh Creek James Mck'ee, Chas.
Lynch, Eli Peek.
Dublin A. .1. Fore, A. V. Kelly.
Licking Creek Prank Sipes, David
Croft.
MeCoiiiiclUburg Watson C Lynch,
William Sinner.
Taylor Sheridan P.amsey, Clark
1 lergstrcsser.
Thompson Ira llernhardt, Jacob
Powell, George Keefer, George. Bish
op. Tod-Daniel Fix, Xnah Mellott,
David Wible.
("nion .lames J-e.
I'KTIT Jt'liOKS.
Ayr - William C. Patterson, John
I!. P.iinyun, George Runci-hnugh, Da
vid Morton. William o:t, John Mender-hot.
Belfast Jos. llernhardt, Allied Peek
John Bishop.
Bethel -Ool'gl! Hill.
I Irtish Creek John Mills, George
F. Piehl, F. M. Lodge, C. I'. Ilixson,
James Jackson, Roy D'.ivall.
Dublin-Harry McC.owun, L. K.
Cllne, Grant Raker, Hays Locke.
Licking ( n ek-John Raker, C. W.
Lawyer, .1. A. Sipes, George McC.
Sipes.
McConnclUhurg Henry A. Comer
er. Taylor Andrew Rrant, Huston
Heeter, Daniel Rinehart
Thompson - W. R. Khlvcn, Fulton
Gordon, Wilson Myers, Raymond Lit
ton. Tod-Daniel Trout, Clark McGov
ern. ITtiion Georgu (ili-tiger, Clem I .eh
man, S. G. Lashhy.
Wclli --IS. M Stewart.
Fearful Odds Against Him.
Bedridden, alone and destitute.
Such, in brief was the condition
of an old soldier by name of J. .J.
Havens, Versailles, (). For years
ho was troubled with kidney dis
ease and neither doctors nor med
icines gave him relief. At length
ho tried Electric Bitters. It put.
him on Ins feet in s. rt order aud
now ho t-stities. "I'm on tho
road toe implete recovery." Best
ou earth for liver and kidney
troubles and all forms of stomach
and bowel complaints. Duly .rMc.
Guaranteed by all druggist.
WVNTtI).
Men or women local repres
entative for n high class maga
zine. IjJirgo com mission. Cash
prize. Write J. N. Tr.-mer, HO
Eatt Washington Squar , New
York, N. Y. ' 2 24-04 81.
court h. si.,i:ss.
Kepoit of the Proceedings of an
Adjourned Term Held l.ust
1 Wednesday.
Judge Swope and his associates,
Judges Nelson and Bonder, held
an adjourned term of court last
Wednesday at 1 o'clock to dis
pose of the accumulation of cur
rent business.
Ivdate of Elliott Barber, late of
Licking Crook township, deceased.
Auditor's report continued abso
lutely. Kstalo of Wilson Bergstrossor,
late of Taylor township, deceased.
The widow's appraisement was
continued unless exceptions nro
tiled within 'JO days.
Estate of Peter Keller, deceas
ed, late of Licking Creek town
ship. Petition of administrator to
pay certain money into court. An
order was made m accordance
with the petition.
Order and return of sale of rea
estate of Mary Allen, late of the
Borough of McConnell.sburg, de
censed. Continued.
Estate of Isaac ,J. Pock, late of
Thompson township, deceased
Order and return of sale of real
estate. Confirmed absolutely.
Petition of County Commission
ors tor viewers to inspect a new
county bridge recently erected
it Charlton1 .fording, in Bethel
township. The court appointed
Oeorge Mellott, of Ayr, David W.
( i less and F. M.Taylor, of Me
ConnolUburg.
Estate of Thomas (iracoy, do
ceased, late of Taylor township,
Affidavit of Daniel II. (iracoy, of
Minnie, Ind., for payment of 'his
share of the estate. Allowed.
Estate! of William A. Spocr, de
ceased, late of Licking Creek town
ship, deceased. Testimony heard
ana order granted Jorthe appoint
ment ot a trustee to sell there
estate of the decedent.
i ...i - ij ... . i .. i
.luugcowopo nas nied an opin
ion in the following eases;
Auditor's report in the estate of
Zephtha Moats, late of Thompson
township, deceased. Exceptions
dismissed and report continued.
Auditor's report in the estate of
Sarah I. McKibbin, late of Union
township, deceased. Exceptions
dismissed and report confirmed.
Lewis Shaw vs. .'lay lor town
ship. Appeals sustained and the
plaintiff allowed credit of .'iii.iS
for collecting unpaid school taxes.
Do You Want Strength?
If you want to increase your
strength you must add to and not
take from the physical. In other
words, the food that you eat must
be digested, assimihtod and ap
propriated by the nerves, blood,
and tissues boforo being expelled
from the intestines. Kodol Dys
pepsia Cure adds to the physical.
Itgives the strength to and builds
up strength in the human system.
It is pleasant to the taste t.nd
palatable, and the only combina
tion of digestants that will digest
the food and enable the system to
appropriate all of it-t health and
strength-giving qualities. Sold
at Trout's drug store.
KNOBSv II.LIi.
Miss Katie S. Fore and Hon.
John E. Campbell spent last
Wednesday evening very pleas
antly at the home of the former's
cousins, Mr. aud Mrs. D. II. Fore.
In the meantime preparations
were made and an ico cream sa
lute followed.
The young folks are going to
have a jolly time ou Wednesday
night of this week nt the homo of
Mr. B. F. Wiule with the expecta
tion of being served withctiickeu
swallop for refreshments.
Miss MainhForo was accom
panied home last Friday by Miss
Lillian Anderson for the purjiose
of completing a comfort which
may be of some benefit to one of
the ladies in the future.
William (iiinue'ds went to Fort
Loudon last Thursday for store
goods, but was obliged to get his
horses resharpeued to get home.
U. S. Baker being able to get
around again has purchased a
new horse,
Dangers of i'neumonli.
A eohl at this time if neglected
is liable to cause pneumonia which
is so often fatal, and even when
the pat lent has recovered thelungs
are weakened, making them po-ouharlyKUsceptitdetothedevolop-merit
of consumption. Foley's
Honey and Tar will utop the cough
heal and strengthen thelungs and
prevent, pneumonia.
F0IYSH0IiETTAR
(WrtlMfMi fm, aw. M mXmltm
Administrator's Notice.
.'OeiN of ndmlnlstrntlnn, on the 'Mnt of
' ,1 IV, -k hilr i,r Tlionipv.n township,
i cleiseiiM'd. h,ivln hocn (minted ,V the Ki-nlsu-r
o Wills of Kimon rminty to the sutancrllipr,
liiwe iiostoiiii-e ,nMric Is Hem, Fulton conn-
lv. I oniisyiviinhi. !iH piM-o. ithn me Indented
( lo the Milil pstme will pleiisi. iiiakil. pciymeul
nil Unp Imvinir elainis will present t lie in to
I STIl.tAVla. TUl'AX,
1 '' 1 Administrator.
Administrator's Notice.
1M ate r John A. Illiielt.
I.euers of odmlnlst-iitlnn ou the estate of
lolri A llluek. line of Tuylnr township. Fill
t ii ommty l'u., iiecciiveil. Inivliii been tirtint
eilhy the Ueirl ter of Will- for Fulton county.
tji siihscrlher. whose nt ollle address Is
uleifuii. Fulton ooiinty. l'u., 11 1 persons who
lire Indebted to the Mild estute will pleu-e
ni .; - pavment. und tnose h inK clulms will
present theai to
I. A. II1.ACK.
I). M. Itl.Ai.K.
.lun. 27 liva. Administrators.
rum roi s.u.i-..
Situated ore mile east of MoContiell.sburif.
I ii.. extendlux to Loudon nllce. eoiitalnlnK
-21ft ACKI.S, AI.AKIil. M.W 11 A Mi 11,1 HN,
nas lately been added to tt.o Improvements.
Inefantils ndiniriiiilv adapted for Mock pur
poses. Can lie houL-ht on tornis to suit Mir
uhaser. Address the owner
OAMKt, Oir.llKKT.
. , Chunibersnuri. I'll,
Parties wishing to visit the premises Inquire
W, II, NF.T.SON.
MoConnell-vturK. Pa.
A Severe Cold for Three Month.
1 lie following letter from A. J.
Nusbaum, of Balesville, Ind., tells
its own story. "I suffered for
three mouths with a severe cold
A druggist prepared me some
medicine, and a physician pre
scribed for me, yet I did not im
prove. I then tried Foley's Honey
and Tar, and eight doses cured
me." Refuse substitutes. Sold
at Trout's drug store.
Educational .Mcctinn.
, The following is a report of the
educational meeting hold nt litis
tontown February 111 and I'M:
Friday evening session - Meot
inir was called to order by B. C.
Lainberson, and Dr. A. K. Davis
was elected chairman. Devotional
exercises wore conducted by Key.
John K. Melroy.
B. C. Lainhorson made the open
ing address, in which he extended
the hospitality of the neoole of
II
Ilustontown. He asked all the
teachers, as well as others, to feel
that the institute was theirs, ei
ther for success i,r for failure, just
as they made it.
The choir then rendered a fine
selection of music, "The Song of
the Brooklet.".
Clem Chosnut then took up the
subject. "The Aims and Influences
of the True Teacher, " and the in
stitute adjourned until !l o'clock
Saturday morning.
At the convening of this session
the question, 'Kesponsibility of
tho Teacher asan Educational Fac
tor," was taken up by I). K. Strait.
The subject was also handled by
Prof, (irillith, l'rof.l'almor, Prof.
Chosnut, Superintendent Barton
and others.
The .second question, 4,IIow to
(Jet Pupils to Think," was opened
by Miss Met.lcr, followed by Miss
Sloan, I). K. Cliesnut and Prof.
Palmer.
The meeting then adjourned un
til 1.30 p. in., when the question,
"Influence of Community Upon
the School, and Vice Versa," was
discussed. This is the thought
left: Better teachers make better
schools, bettor schools will make a
hotter community.
The last question, "Troubles of
the Teacher,'' was taken up by the
teachers and thorough! v discussed,
bringing before the people some
of the things that give a teacher
troubles the people do not know of.
I'he mooting adjourned after
singing "Home, Sweet Home."
Eighteen teachers were present.
BO YEARS
EXPERIENCE
Trade Marks
Designs
Copyrights Ac.
Anyone innilntf ktMrh mnd dwrtptb-n ni?
rnU-kiy wertain our opinion free whether ad
inrntition it pmhahtf ptiiMtUMe. fonimunlra,
ftniiNtric(!yotit)lmitrai. Hamlbonkon I'atetit
tent f rne. tl1et afonry fur mriitv mUiiu.
I'atonia taken thrwutrh Munu k Co. retwlvs
tyfrUti notic, without chama, in the
Scientific American.
A linndiiomclf lllnntrolM wneklr I.araMt dr.
vuiuliim ef anf m-ientldo Jnurnal. Term.,
;-iri f'.tir monltaf.il. Uuld byail newilpleni.
MUNN&Co.89,B"i New York
Uraiich Oltlun. tab V BU Waahliwlua. U. U
Weak
Hearts
Ara due lo indigestion. Ninety-nine of ever
one hundred people who have heart trouble
can remember when II was simple indiges
tion. It Is a scientific fact lhal all cases of
nean disease, noi organic, sre not only
traceable lo, but are the direct reaull of Indl
geslion. All lood taken Into the stomach
wh::h falls of perfect digestion ferments and
swells the stomach, puffing ll up against the
heart. This Interferes with the action of
the heart, and In the course of time that
delicate but vital organ becomes diseased.
Mr. D. Kaubla. of Nevada. O.. sari: had atomach
Sit " (i La baart trouble
alth It. I took Kodol Drapapala Cur for aboul tarn
BMnths and It cured m. '
Kodol Digeeu What Yoi Zt
and relieves the stomach 'of all nervou
strain and the heart of all pressure.
BotUMonlr. 1 1 .00 Slia holdlni 2H UroM tba trW
ait, which aalla (or toe.
Pnpmn4 . a D.WITT 00. OHWAOa
Sold ntTrout'8 drug Htore.
I Mi
la- mum
Pneumonia follows La Qrlpp
hut never follows the use of
FOLEY'S SITS
It stopi the Cough and heala the lungt.
Prevent Pneumonia and Consumption.
Ma. 0. TAORia, of 1ST Osirood St., Chicago,
wrltaat "Mr wife had la crippa and It left har
with a vary bad oonh on har lnnga which
foLai'i Bonn amo Tab anrad aomplatal.
For Sale at Trout's Drug Store.
Vlillinery
K W
.Millinery now reduced
lo cost. We still have
some very stylish trimmed
hats, ready-to-wear hats,
and children's caps. Ev
ery thins? in our store is
reduced. Come and et
a bargain.
Mrs. A. F Little
McConncllsburg.
AT COST
I will close out my stock of Horse
Blankets ot cost. I have a few I lad i a
tors left that is of no account in hot
weather, that must j;o at a saiaulioe.
HARNESS
Sinjfle and Double Driving and
Farm Harness. It will jmv vou to see
them and (fd prices. Yunkce bridle
from sfl."0 up, and collars from $1.00
up.
HARDWARE
Tinware, Cutlery, Churns, Wash
inj; Machines, Stoves, l'lpo, &c.
WAGONS
AND
4 BUGGIES
Cornplauters, Spring Harrows
all kinds of farming implements.
Uon't forgot that I sell the only mower
not in tho combine.
VA. H. IN ESQ IT,
M'Connellsburg
Orchard Grove.
Prices.
24 c.
Mo.
Mutter
Salt, i.jc a bag pood H-day clocks,
ii.'M; (,'ood, heavy, hoys' coats, 95e.
Rubber Goods,
In Youth's and Women's Arctic, Wo
men,s felts and overs. Men's felts und
overs. Men's and Hoys Gum boots
lioys felts and overs all nt irieps to
suit.
Will eloso at cost .ill
BLANKETS AND HAPS
or bed comforts also a lot of shirts
and overalls und underweur to muke
room for spring poods.
Call and see if nothing you can use.
W. L.BERKSTRESSER,
Manager.
LUMBER
For Sale
8.000 feet Pine Boards
in 12X14, and 16-feet
lengths.
1.000 1 1 -2-inch stuff.
Call on or address
D. E. LITTLE.
MCONNt'.LLHHlllil-.
I YOU NEED ABU6GY I
t HOW DOES THIS STRIKE YOD? f
X A Bran New Falling Top j
Buggy with Full Leather X
t Trimming, Spring Cushion
X and Back, Thousand Mile X
1 Axle, A Grade Wheels, Pat- 1
I nnf RHn ft. rinn tlaru q nl TPiMrt. T
1 ly Finishod throughout for
I ONLY $50.
Large Stock to select
rom.
I am also handling Hand
made Buggies and Wagons.
W. II. Evans,
Hu 8 tontown, Pa.
MERCANTILE &PPSAIS-
m TAX LIST.
McUoinii'lltinrg , March I. J(V1.
Tlieintlottlnfflfiaiititnf reiHll und wl o'e nle
vpmiIhm cr tlenliTA In jrfioitu, w tn, raerptianthno
coinni Mliiipn or vttwin .r h lmtfofter kin. I nr
rmniif. unhfprf t n mer. RHtlie llcenne Ux, In
KiilMn rntinty, PpiinHvlviinU, .etnriie.l to tho
Rroi-r HutlMirltlpn thurfln. Iit ihn nnilprntirtie l.
liTDintilo Appralnor In anil for th county of
riilt'in ator-'nivid kih piilillnlied by the (HrerV'on
of (hu r omnilfMMiuicru ol naltl county.
Names or rotnllors. ClaintlicHllon of IiukIiiohh.
AyrTownMilp.
J. C. StMtlcru, men-h an -lino
. I. J'rtttrwon, m0rrhaiiflA.
Mrn. tlnttiTHon Pock, nicrcliflmHie.
Petr Ktrk. mprchanilioe.
Daniel ConiiTer, proOucc.
DcllMt Towmhlp.
W. F. llnrt, mprrliamllce.
Alilmaait Kunyan, mrchanH(ie.
It.;, Mfllott, inprchantllKp.
lowpli H. Mnllntt, tncrrliandlnft.
Mrs MuMliU Akem, rarrluiti'lifo.
fioneph V. Lake, tnerrlianillra.
ii -i, Mellott, morcUandlno.
Ilcthcl TownMilp.
W. p. Gordon, merchandWe.
Carticll V Mon, niTcliHuiline.
K. M. Hill, mnrcliHiMltMfl.
1rn. M. K. Mann, tnerohaiKllne.
Win. Palmer, merchandlMu
Brutth Greek Towimlilp.
tolin Plowlnjier, merplmntline.
iHtnera S. Aki-ro, mercliamlUe
leo. W. Mellott, niercliamllne.
H. W. Hart, merchandise.
M. Tniftx, inerchandtM,
tint. O. Kynch. merrlmnflffe.
1. M Sehenck, merchandise,
d. K. darkwn, inerchandlHO
I Mi 11 In Townohlp.
Harry Hitmil, clears.
8. Ij. liiicKley, meri'liandip.
Frank O. Hare, raerclianUive.
Mrn.d. I,, Welch, grocery.
L. 0. Kfliey, luercTiandirie,
duo. K. Meck, ct am.
Chat. Mciltdiee, merchandise.
ii. M. Koihly, luerchandiKO.
II. O. Mc(iowaii, merchandise.
Uarrlu Cllne, imrchamllne.
Jt. Henry, limitture.
Hurry K.Hinton, ruerchandUn.
l irhrtel Laldig, merchandtrw.
Si, K. Cromer, Htoves.
Licking Creek TownnUlp.
W. R. Hpoer, iLerchandliie.
It. K. Hrtiiti, meicbandtsu.
. K. Plttmap, merchandise.
M tl, HoliMi'head, meichandliH).
K. d. Croft, iuerchandtte.
McConnellfburg.
John Pattemon, Merchandtne.
ttuo. W. HlHiier A Co., merchandMc.
J. K. doluiMton. meichandtte.
. Jrio. W. (lieatbead, mnrchandme.
Hull & Hender. merchandise.
V. II. Ni-hit, luerelianoiHe.
(ieo. V. Smith, groceriea.
; ha rlen Hender, groceries,
dno. A. Irwin, giocriett.
lKviil Mil Hoy, locerleH.
MoiitcuKlu Bro,, groceries,
'J'Iium. rUnill. grocurleit.
Jhnrle! F. Ncott, rocerlen.
(J. ii. .Sterenn, merchant tailor
A. L Nacc A Son., mercliiint tailor.
b.r. A. F. Little, milHncry.
A. d. irwin V Co,, mitiiiiery.
M ihn May Joliuton, millinery.
Mr M. II. Trout, drug.
S. IMi kfoii, ilrug
Win. Stoner, liiritituru.
W. s. i.Icvi iiit. furniture.
T. d ComT!r, farming iiu'-leinenti.
N. A. N.ltlt, laruitng tniptu;uenra.
lien. Ki'xmtli, ciaiH'
!.. .Sf.vlar. ctir.
Albert St'oiKT, Htovea & tinware.
W. M K-nnedy, bariieiri.
o. Ii .vlfltott. hatdwiire und machinery.
i'aylor Township.
CHleb Itaitnt), tucrchaiidife.
A. d. Liimbuifton iiierchaiitlitie.
N. M. Kirk, merchamliite. '
W. U lierkftreer, mereli'iiidiBe.
S. C. Ilracey, merchau line
A. X. Witter, iiierchaud'pe.
W. It, Kvttn, bugkttifri.
Clem ChcRiiut, lurnltiire.
ThompMHi TuwtiHhip.
J. II. rova't, merchiiihlitf.
A inn Sharpc, uierehamlie.
Inu. C. UihiIh, merabutidlM).
leniiis KvertH. merchandise.
Tod Tow-whip.
dohti A. Hrimil, merchaiHtlfe,
l Kd. For-, m h-tii ii-i.
d.C. Fore, m.. h u .mi r, .,
t'nloti Towr.cliip.
S. O. Lu-altley, ruitrcltandlxr,
Srrlrvei- Itrim., mirchanlt-e.
S. K. MrKee, mercnandkne.
dame A. Iteatty, tuerchunillne.
Well Towtifthlp.
Frank Mprowl, grocery,
liit u nit ii tin r a To., iiivrcliaiidltio.
M. W. HotM'k, iiicicl ariltfe
t, N. i. Cuimh jjiiim, merehaiifllfe.
ii. M. J tlwHHlo, nif it tmn.llfu.
fled. W, Sipe, ni'-ri-handino.
Mrn. It. K. McClaiu, nttioim.
K. A. Hortcii, liit-rch'iii.li-i).
A'ntl notlru l hereby afven to all tHiHhto.
herein that an appeal, in accordance with the
Merrantlle Appraiser' Act of Awembly will be
ield by the TreaMirer of Fulton countv. aetliii
eonjuiii'tioii witli the naid A ttnralHr. at th
jttiee of the Countv Trt'HNtirer. In th f,tt,rt
Houne, Me(;onnelUburg, Pennsylvania, on Krl-
iny, April it i:h, ueiweeii the Loura or 10
.... .... , j. ui., wneii im
where all partie Intereftteil are required to ap
ear and all gritvanceu will be beard.
ANDKltKOX MELLOTT,
Mercantile Appraltter.
UMBEKLAND VALLEY
i l.illi T AISLE. May 25, 1903.
Leave no. t uo 4 do. do. I! do. 10 111)
a.at tA.M tA.M P. tP.B p. U
Winohestf-r ? a .... lo 80
Mnrtinsburif fit 1111 7 II
HttKeratowD .... 8 60 8 M I'i HO 8 4A B (X) 10 IS
UreencuHile .... II ft HI 12 O 4 vn 8 H 10 84
MruKrnbiirK.... .... 00 IU 3o 8 ,SU ....
Ctittiutiersburif.. 7 81 9 40 1 OS 4 40 tl 45 10 U
Witynenloro 7 05.... 18 OU 8 8ft....
Shliipc-nsburg... 7Mil0 00 1 lift ft 02 9 Kill 19
Newvllle 8 I0HO 1H I i 6 21 gnu;,
Cm lisle 8 80 10 80 2 08 B 4K UMiO-i
MeutaiiDlOBburg,. 8 to II On X 83 6 10 10 07 tl 21
UlllKburir 10 On B
Arr, linrrUburg. 9 07 II 2ii ( 40 6 DOIO 2ft 12 40
Arr. I'bllit 1 1 4M 8 17 6 47 2x 4 tl 4 a
Arr. New York. 2 13 6 Ki 8 OM 12 33 7 13 7 18
Arr. Ualllmore.. 12 10 8 11 t 00 S 4fi 2 20 7 16
V. H. P. M. P. H. P. U. 4. M. A. H
Trutn No 12 eawt run. riuilv vnun. u.m...
between HaierMtuwn und 111.1-1-11.11. u..in..
UttKenaowD 1.06 and arriving at Harrlaburif ut
Additional ea't-bound local trains will run
dally, except .Sunday, aa follows: I.euv
Carlisle 7.06 a. m., 12.30 p.m. 8.16 p.m., leave
Mt-cbunlchburif 6.61 a. m., 7.29 a. m.. 12.62 p. m..
'.2.1 p, m..
TraiDH Noh. 2. 8 and 1 10 run dnlin iwi.i... ti..
gentowa and HurrinLiurg
t Liuliy except Sunday.
no. 9
109
P.al
p.y.
8 80
ft 66
8 2ft
II 06
II 28
11 42
12 02
i to
66
(6 80
a so
8 61
9 18
9 84
62
12 IH
12 an
12 M
10 12
10 M
10 57
1 16
P. a!
TrUin NO. l.Vmt Flinil llllllv .JMnl fclnn....
between ilurrinburK and HaKerstown, leuv
Inn Harrlsbunr at 6.16 p.m. und arriving at Ha-
p - -, l. . .1 . .. y. iu.
Additional local trains will leave Harrlaburi
aa follows: Eor Carlisle and Intermediate na
tions ai O.OT a. m.. H.ui p. m. and 8.30 p. m., alw
lorMechaniUHburir. DlUhburir und intKmiui-
atatlunaat 7 110 a. m 1.10 p. ui. and o.u p. nt
Train No.. I, and loft run dally between
ttamaburt and HaKemtown.
Pullman palace leepiu earn between Ne
and 110 east and between Phlladelpn a and
Welsh on N. A W. Railway on tralna lu went
and is cast, eioept that ou Sunday the Phila
delphia sleeper will run east on No. .
ThrouKh ooaohea to and from Phlladalpbls
on iraina i, t and t eaat and 6, 7 and 9 weat.
- jauy.
t Dally exoept Sunday.
SOUTH EBN PKNN'A B. a TRAINS.
Paa. I Pan
Mil.
tai
a m
Leave no. 1 no. S no. 6 no. 1
P. U A. H A. M A. at
Hilllmore II 66 4 44 a 52 12 00
New Vorlt 7 65 12 10 8 66
''"I I! 40 4 26 8 40 11 40
Huriixburif 6 00 7 6ft II 46 8 20
IMlWburK. 8 60 4 02
MechnnlOMburif.. 6 19 8 16 12 06 I 87
LarllKle 6 40 8 87 12 27 S 67
Newvllle 6 02 9 00 12 61 4 10
SlilppenKburw... 8 20 9 IH 1 10 4 82
Wayntwboro 10 82 2 06 6 Oh
ChaniberKburir.. go 9 8n I 82 4 60
Mereeinburif.. . 8 16 10 80 6 4C
UreeucuHtle .... 7 06 10 01 1 60 6 14
Huttemtown .... 7 27 10 22 t 17 6 87
Maninnbur 8 2411 10 624
Ar. Wlnubealor. 9 10 II 65 7 10
A. M. A. U. P. H. P. M.
Paa.
toe
"j
4 as
09
I ao
IOC
( 00
an 103
Ml 4 u
ou a m
III B 61
' 10 fkl
WI0 IS
Ihlll 05
M.U. M I
14
8 16
a 6o
06
r. m.
O. KENNEDY. UKjl W MARTIN.
Vloe Pies. A (len. Supt. Supt.
,n. a. niiiiiiid, uen. raws, a lent.
Paa. Mil
Lve. - Arr. a u a u
Cbambemburii.. 8 461160
Marlon B S3 II Si
. Meruemburf .. Oil 10 DO
lxiudon tin lit
....Klolnuond.... tU Ik)
4. M. r. H.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
II A Kill US.
R. M. DOVVNES,
First class
Tonsorial Artist,
MoCONNKrj.SniJll, PA.
A Clean Cup and Towel with each Shave.
Everything AnllM-ptlo.
Kazora Slerlllr.ud.
IWShop In room lately occupied by Kd lirnkc
ISAAC N. WATSON,
Tonsorial Artist.
Strictly up to date In all styles of hair cut
HP,"' entiy shaves. Hay-rum, Crrnms-
H lich.l.iizel, without extra ehnrKe. Fresh
towel to ,.nch nntomer Lutesl Improved np,
piirutus for sturllielntt tools. Parlors opposite
Fulton House.
I.AWYKHS.
M. R. SHAFFNER,
Attorney at Law,
Office on Square,
McConnellsburg:, Pa.
All Ictfal business and collections entrusted
will eceive careful and prompt attention.
CIILHCIIKS.
Prksuyterjan. Uev. VT. A. West,
D. D., Pastor. Preo'-hinp' Rprvlces
each alternate Sabbath at 10:H0 a. in.
and every Sunday evcnii:i at 7:00.
Services at Green Hill on alternnte
Sabbaths at 10:30 a. m. Sabbath
school at 9:15. Junior Christian En
deavor at 2:00. Christian Endeavor
at 6:00. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 7:00.
Methodist Episcopal He v. J. v.
Adam, Pastor. Sunday School
at 0:H0 a. m. Preuchlnp; every othn
Sunday morning at 10:30 and every
Sunday evening at 7:00. Epworth
League at 6:00 p. m. Prayer meeting
Ihursday evening at 7:00.
United Presiiytehian Rev. J. L.
Grove, Pastor. Sunday school atP::i0
a. ni. Preaching every Sunday morn
ing at 10:30, and every other Sundnv
evening at7:00. The alternate Sabbath
evenings are used by the Young Peo
ple's Christinn Union at 7:00 p. m.
Praypr meeting Wednesday evenintr
at 7:00. " ft
& V A NCI KL.i, A li L. t'TH K R A N U 0 V . A.
G. Wolf. Pastor. Sunday M-hool (l:l"j
a.m. 1 reaching evi rv other Sumlnv
morning at 10::ii) nnd every other Sun
day evening at 7:00. fiivic. inn Vti
deavor at H.00 p. m. Prayer meeting
on Wednesday evening at 7:00.
Reformed Rev . C. M. Smith. Pns-
tor. Sunday school lit 9:.I0 a. in.
Preaching jn alternate Sabbaths at
10:00 a. m. and 7:00 p. m. Christian
Endeavor at 6:00 p. m. Prayer meet
ing on Wednesday evening at 7:00.
TF.R.MS )I' C(M U f.
The first term of tho Courts of Ful
ton county in the year fchnll commence
on the Tuesday following the second
Monday of January, at 10 o'clock a. ni.
The second term eonmieiiiv.ii .n ti.o
third Monday of March, nt 2 o'clock
in.
The third term on the Tnpmlnv nnvt
following the second Monday of'juue.
lit 1ft r.1ln..l. - "
uw ... UIVJUIV a. 111.
Ihe fourth term on tho firt Mnmint
f October, at 2 o'clock p. ra.
jiokoi'gii on rn rs.
Justice of the Peneo TVw.moc l;'
Sloan, L. H. Wille. '
Constable John H. Poyle.
liurgess H. W. Scott.
Councilmen D. T. Fields. Tnn .!
Hohman, Samuel Hender.M. W. Nace.
lei'K wiinam Hull.
High Constable Wm. Baumgardncr.
School Directors A. IT. 'n.. Tr.i,r.
A. Irwin. Thomas F. Silnnn. F M
Taylor, John Comerer, C. Is. Stevens!
GENKK.IL DIRECTORY.
President Judge Hon S.Mo. Swope.
Associate Judces Lemuel k'lrlr Tin.
vld Nelson. '
Prothonotary, &c. Geo. A. Harris.
District Attorney Oerinm n ran.
lels. ' ' "
Treasurer George II. Mellott.
Sheriff Daniel C. Fleck.
Deputy Sheriff D. T. Fields.
Jury Commissioners C. H. K. Plum.
mer, Anthony Lynch.
Auditors John S. TInrris, W. C.
Davis, S L. Garland.
Commissioners S. T). M.llnti. n,...
Sigel, and H. P. Palmer.
Clerk Frank Henrv.
County Surveyor Jonas Lake.
Countv Sunerintendpnt fi...ioo
Barton.
Attorneys W. Scott Alexander, .1.
Nelson Sipes, Thomus F. Sloan, F.
McN. Johnston, M. It. Shaftner, Geo.
B. Daniels, John P. Sipes, S. V.'.
Kirk.
SOCIETIES
Odd Fellows M'Coiinellshiir.rT ...l.,r.'
No. 744 meets every Frldav evening in
tne Comerer Building in McConnells
burg. Fort Littleton Lodge No. 44 met tij
every Saturday evening in the Croaier
building at Fort Littleton.
Wells Valley Lodge No. 607 nieels
every Saturday evening In Odd Fel
lows' Hall at Wells Tannery.
Harrisonvllle Lodge No. 701 meets
every Saturday evening in Odd Fel
lows' Hall at Harrisonville.
Waterfall Lodge No. 773 meets ev
ery Saturday evening in Odd Fellows'
Hall at Waterfall Mills.
Warfordsburg Lodge No. (101 meets
In Warfordsburg every Saturday
evening.
King Post G. A. 11. No. .KiS mm w,
McConnellsburg In Odd Fellows' Hall
the first Saturday In every mouth at 1
p. m.
Royal Arcanum.Tuscarora Council,
No. 121, meets on thermite Motulnv
evenings In P. O. S. of A. Rail
McConnellsburg.
iu
Washington Camp No. 4!7, I. O. S.
A., of New GrenndH, meets everv .Sat
urday evening in P. O. S. .f A. ' hull.
Washington Cam,i, No. ,V4, P. ( s.
of A., Uusluutown, meet every Sutur.
urday evening in 1. O. H. of A. Hu).
John Q. Taylor Post O. A. R., N.
6811, meets every Saturday, on or jin i
preceding full moon in Lafhlev hall,
at 2 p. m., at Buck Valley,
Woman's Relief Corns, No. 80
meets at same date and plitco at 4 p.m.
Gen. D. B. McKibbin Post No. 4C2,
G. A. S., meets the seeond and fourth
Saturdays In each month hi, Pleasur,
Ridge -
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