FULTON COUN IV NEW.
Published Every Thursday.
B. W. PECK, Editor and Proprietor.
McCONNELLSBURG, PA.
FEBRUARY 15, 1905.
Published Weekly. $1.00 per
Annum in Advance.
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WELLS TANNERY.
Among the recent vintors
among ushave been Harry Sp ng
lor, of Pittsburg, Will Hoke, wife
aud cliildrerj, and Mrs. Fulton
and daughter, of Sa.xtorj, to the
homt of V. H. Spangler and wife;
"ad Misses Jennie and Grace
iiixon, Nora Fishor, Bessie Alt
ers, and Messrs. Mark and
( ' wrtfo Lodge, of Crystal Springs,
aud Herbert and Kssie Kirk, of
Hustontown, to the home of J. U.
Kirk and wife. Tliey attended
services in Pine Grove M. E.
church Sunday morning.
Thomas Sipes and sister, F.lla,
of Saxton, passed through our
town last Thursday enroute to
X. S. Edwards'.
Will Harmon and wife, of W.
Va., sold their property there and
have located here. After April
1st they will live in the Gaster
house.
W. II. Baumgardner spent a
part of last week at McAlevy's
Fort, Huntingdon county, hunt
ing colliers.
Lizzie and Leti .Sprowl spent
Sunday with Lucy McDonald at
Kearney.
Mary aud Kate Denisar and
Gertrude Yi.ung visited friends
in Everett and Hopewell a part of
last week.
.1. D. F'oote is visiting friends
iu Everett and Hyndraan.
Walter Smith, teacher of No. 1
graded school, has not had schoo
this week on account of hishealth.
Miss Mary, daughter of J. 13.
H'irton, is suffering with rheuma
tism. Charley Sprowl can boast of a
chestnut tree on the old Sprowl
farm that measures 14 ft., 10
inches in circumference, 5 foot
from the ground.
A Thousand Dollar Thrown Aay.
.Mr. W. W. Baker, of Pltnnview,
Nel., writes: " My wife had lung
trouble for over fifteen years.
Wi tried a number of doctors
and spent over a thousand dol
lars without any relief. She was
ver v low and 1 lost all hope, when
a i'riond suggested trying Foley's
Honey and Tar. which I did; and
thanks be to this great remedy,
it saved her life. She is strong
e r a ' i d enjoy s be tter h ea 1 th th an
six; I, as ever known in ten vears.
We hhall nevei be without Foley's
J loney and Tar and would ask
those afflicted to try it." Sold
by all dealers.
DKIFTUD LANE.
D. K. Mellott and son Ned are
..bu-y sawing lumber for PLihp
Strait's new house, aud are ma
king good head-way.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Decker and
sou Verlie, and Mr. Gill Deshong
aud wife were visitors at Fernan
do Decker's last Sunday.
Last Wednesday morning two
young men went to the mountain
lor a fox chase. Being unsuccess
ful! in their sport, they resolved
to return home. On their way
they stopicd at a neighbor's
house oad had a race with a good
sized cider barrel, After the race
was won and the cider and boys
both had good satisfaction, with
shouldered guns continued their
uick step march homeward. Af
ter going about a mile one of them
found it was necessary for a halt,
and in order that he might rest
well, propped himself against an
oak tre-i. Late- m the afternoon
he was found to be fast asleep
and frozen still enough to stand
without his prop.
Kidney complaint kills more
people than any other diseaso.
Thin is due to the disease bsiog
wo tnsidious .that it gets a good
hold on the system before it is
recognized. Foley's Kidney Cure
will prevent the development of
f h t, d disease if taken in time. Sold
by all dealers.
A iuind Parly.
A pound party was given in
honor of Miss Mabel Jackson at
toe hsrae of her mother, Mrs.
Lou Jackson, on last Thursday Amos Sharp is able to be out
evening. Between twenty-live ngain.
and thirty of Miss Mabel's friends , A sled load of our young poo
were present, all of whom went ' P' attended church at Oakley
away feeling that the evening had last Thursday evening. Tliey
bocu well spent. ; s,y it is good health to sled in
Several interesting games were i;3ro weather,
played in which all took p-.rt. Af- D. A. Fisnor aud wife spent
ter refreshments were served a ' 'l 'hnrsd v at thy homo of Mr.
few more entertaining games ; Fiber's mother,
were played. At a very hit:- hour ' l)r- Pa'mor and Lee Fuuk
the guests were reminded by one ( passed through our town Satur
of the party that she was getting ' dtty 'i their way to McCotn,. Ils
sleopy and thought it about time I burg.
todepart. Thanking Miss Mabel j The members and friends of
for thoevomugspeut so pleasantly . the Antioch church have made
in her home they said good-night, ! q'lite an improvement to the in
hoping to have the opportunity ! tori r of the place of worship,
to spend another evening in the ! - - .
same way. " ' A Touching Story
. Ms the saving from death of the
WEST DUBLIN. j l)ilby girl of Geo. A. Eyler, Cum-
Scarlet fever has made its ap-i bcrland lV1(l- He write: "At tho
pearance in the families of H. K. j a of 11 mon our httle girl
Stevens aud James Foreman. j was ln declining health, with se-
Jacob Motter of near MeGon-1 nous throat trouble.and twophy
nellsburg, passed through here ; sicaft ?ave her up. We were al
on Saturday, retuiuiug from rnwst' in ''epair, when we resoiv
Kearney where he had taken a ; "(l to tr Dr- Kiur?' ew Diseuv
load of hay. i er.v or consumption, cough and
Clarence Hoover, of Licking 1 co,ds- Tll first bottle gave re
Creek, spent Wednesday at this ' llof; afu'r tiug four bottles she
place. i was cured, and is uow in perfect
Within the past few weeks zro! hoalth." Never fails to relieve
weather has been ouito frpminnr. mA cui' a cough or cold. At
here as elsewhere, and the suow
gives opportunity tor sleighing
and sledding.
Mrs. Frank Price is in poor
health from heart trouble.
George King is getting pickets
sawed for a yard fence.
Public Is Aroused.
The public isarousedtoakuowl-,
edge of the curative rocrts of.
that great medicinal touic, Elec
tric Bitters, for sick stoma:;h,
liver and kidneys. Mary H. Wal-;
tors, of ")hi St. Glair Ave., Colum-:
bus, Ohio, writes: "For several j
months 1 was given up to die. I !
had fever and atrue, mv nerves!
were wrecked: 1 could not slor n.
md my stomach was so weak
from useless doctors' drugs, that!
i coum noi. ooon alter beginning
to take Electric Bitters, I obtain-
d relief, and in a short ti mo r
was entirely cured." Guaran
teed at T"out's drug store; price
")()C. i
OliM.
Feb. 11. Elder and Mrs. T. R.
Palmer, IS. N. Palmer, and Mrs.
J. J. Palmer and little son were
pleasant callers at Mrs. J. A.
Snyder's Wednesday afternoon.
James Mellott and Miss Etta
Evans accompanied Miss Minnie
Mellott home Friday night.
Miss Orpha Snyder attended a
local 'nstitute in Union township!
,, , . , . : f 1
ford county on Saturday and Sat
urday night.
Kev. Anthony, of Greencastle,
expects to begin a ten days' meet-m
ingattho Dunkard church Sat-
urdav evening
urday evening.
II. L. Peck returned to his home
at Am bridge last Saturday after '
speuotDg a iew wecKs witti rela
tives anci friends hero.
II. M. Snyder, of (iem, spent
from Saturday evening till Mon
day with Miss Lurena Stump at
Great Cacapou.
Sheriff Alexander pass ;d
through our town one day last
week.
The Kaptists will have their
meeting moved from Tonoloway
vp to Antioch next Sunday.
I'reaching at 11 o'clock.
Harvey Lynch is preparing to
build a house in our growing
town.
(live Your Stomach a Kcsl.
Your food must be properly di
gested and assimilated to bo of
any value to you. If your stom
ach is weak or diseased tako Ko
dol Dyspepsia' Curo. It digests
what you eat and gives the stom
ach a rest, enabling it i,o recuper
ate, tako on new life and -grow
strong again. Kodol cures sour
stomach, gas, bloating and heart
palpitation and all digestive dis
orders. L. A. Soper, of Little
Kock, Ky writes us: "We fed
that Kodol Dyspepsia Cure de
serves all tho commendation that
can be given It, as it saved the
life of our htLlo girl when she was
three years old. She is now six
and we have kept it for her con
stantly, but of course she only
takes it now when anything dis
agrees with hyV." Hold at Trout'n
drug store.
Paul Wagner is paying 7 and ti
cents a itoand for beef hides. i
0...M.
Feb. 8. Mr N. H. Evan and
Daniel KcilTer r.re on the sick list.
After a soriom, illness, Mr.
Trout's drug store; ."Or; r.tid si. 00
guaranteed. Trial bottle free.
SUN.NVSItll:.
Feb. tl. The lumber haulers of
McKibbin have about stopped
hauling lumber on the account of
bad roads.
15ert Truax is getting his tim
ber sawed by Koe M,;l!ott.
Luther Smith and family at
tended 1'io saloon Pleasant Ridge
last Saturday.
Ihe "singing school" at Pleas-!
ant Grove is well attended under J
the leadership of D. 11. Truax.
Isaac Lay ton has sold his'prop- j
ert.y to Jonathan Cooper.
David Garland and familj
and '
, , "Jiirmn iruax ani1 'fe were
Ijfii iiirnin Truax
L esls OI lsaac ,J,,ylon last
: ounuiiy.
Miss P earl Hill visited Miss
Blanche Truax last Saturday.
Miss May Peek is attending
the protracted meeting at Oakly.
llnssel Trnax made a business
trip to Need in ore,
Edgar Clownger is complain
about th' inclemency of weather.
Ivi says ho is going to see Hicks
about it.
TJial TitkKns: in the Thrum.
Oio minute af',er taking One
Minute Cough Cure that tickling
in the throat is gone. It acts in
the throat uot the stomach.
Harmlessgood for cliildren. A.
r i . . ' r ' '
1- Spoil rd, postmaster at Clies
lor, Mich., says: 'Our little girl
was unconscious from struufula
Uon duting a sudden and terrible
ittack of croup. Three doses of
M- t V i T ,7
M'"U Uf 1 Crf
llUUr Wirt eodl curod her- 1
annot praise One Minute Cough
Iurotoo rciucn tor what it has
fjoue
in our fan.il v." Italwavs
gives relief. Sold at Trout's
drug store.
DliSHKVtD POPULARITY.
To cure constipation and liver
troubles by gently moving tho
bowels ana acting as a tonic to
the liver, take Little lOarly Iiisors.
These famous little pills are mild,
pleasantand harmless, but effect
ive aud sure. Their universal use
for many years is a strong guar
antee of their popularity aud
usefulness. Sold at Trout's drug
store.
COAL1 COAL 1
The undersigned have opened,
a new mine on the top of Kays
J'illontlioroadleading from New
Grenada to lit bortsdalo, about !i
tniies from New Grenada, and are
prepared to furnish any grade of
coal at lowest mine prices. We
guarantee to give every pound ot
coal wo ak pay for.
Prices for L',000 lbs : Lime t.oal,
75c; Run of Mine, si. "5; all Lump
$1.75.
Wm. Aj.j.owa y,
Gko. Slkm an,
Proprietors,
Now Grenada, Pa.
FOLEYSIlCIfEYTAH
far hUdrn$ tuft, turm. JTn stalM
(a(M ;
S.
I-Vr Sale at Trout's drufcr storn.
"Ask fur the 1905
U7
Good Valnesj
GOODS
now for
SALE
SHOES
1 1 Harrisburg Shoes
iiviujj to our Shoe Department beir;r over storked and wishing to make mom
for our spilnsr tin,', we will trive n induct ion of 10 per writ. 'on nil shoes
bought from in this month.
We 1,-vvo no'Iilnjr in H i i - line: but tho famous Tlarrihbui'tr Shoes for lad ins.
misses and ehildivn, a new up-to-date siock. We also have a nice lino
of men's, boy's ami youth's slmc-i which we. include in this sale.
lor
Ladies
Let, us show voii llii.-
Hosiery
1 inti of good vn
have over fifty styles to select from, and have made it reduction of 20 per
cent, us we wish to close out this lino before our spring styles come In,
I. allies' musliiiwear,
gowns, corset covers,
drnwo'-s and skirts.
American Beauty
Corsets.
Invisible Liii'iiijr
Clll'SCtS.
PU3LIC sale
- OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE !
SATURDAY. fEBRUArtY 25. 1905 !
It - vlruir of ii n order of the Driihun'N C'otn-l
of 1'ullon eounly. Hie uin'er-'Kiiefl. mlinlnlslrii- '
torofttie e.lnte ot .loliu M. Loiiye. !:ite of i
ltni-h t'reek lew nsliiii. Fullon eomily. l'ii..'le- ;
c('it-.:'(t, w ill si'll at iitl)!ie sale lit UuM::te res'-'
iti-iiei- of the deecitent. one tulle noriti of line j
niiivilie the following Hen! K-iute. to wit ; The
MANSION I AKM.CON 1'AIMMi I
I 7 ncRi::s
more o-li1. ami uiljoijiiiiL-li'iid i of C I HL
son. llenrj- Shaw. K. M. I..mI-.'c. KliuH;lh
MeK:lbia. i'MU F. .M. F.oiir'.'. The f:irtli Jiroper ;
eoulain. lit acre nearly ull of -wtih'h Iseleai-ed
and in t'ood stale of cultivation 't'tn? imnroio
i nienl-. arc u ii'.-d ; vo-aml-a-hail sliiry
I'RrtME rlWKLLINO
j
i riinU Itatn. W'atror'ied. CorDorlbs, and ottter
nroes.ary riti't:ildiite. The n'.uoe N well wa- j
j toted, ami there Is a never fnilttiir si rimr near ;
the door, 't'heri' is on the farm an orchard or !
exeellent friiit. The remaining too aerus Is I
mouiilsv n I. md adjolntnu' the ho'i.e trtiet. and ;
I'DVl-i'ii wit!i tiniia-r. ,
Sa'.e tv.'iri'is at I o 'lok p. M. (
T!'ltMS : Ti-n le'r e;lnt. of tiid or. da of sale .
olie-llitnt, ini.lt:iiilr.' tie- leil l,er eetil. su ermllr-
niiiliotl of haitf, and l he rt'sWlae hi twocqnal
aniiaal payiarnts troni dale of lainltrtnation,
w ith Int-rest .
Fit A Mv :.r. 1.D1K I .
:.'l-0i. Adniteistrator.
Adrninisrator's Notice.
Letters of u'liiiinist'iiMuii on tin? est:itenf
Mr-. Su ij. I r j . r I;itt f .MrCnnueilshurff .
1 'oil on fount v l'ii.,(t'M'tHisrfl. h.i Ini Im-cm cruni I
edl.y tlu Hi-itT of Wlil. i'or Kulloii tfnuniv, 1
i in ' mo 'uit-.c ' lit 'i'. v ru isi jnttir'ic-" inUIrt'-., is'
I Me ( on m i 1 1 . . Kui ' on ('oniii y. J 1 m rs:ws !
u iio ;uf imli'i'ei! 1 o the viu! et ;u v. will pU'uso -
mi.K. i'Tvm.ii.i, ;uni (iiii jii.v'Iijk' f UiitiiK v ill i
I'lll Mien, to
OKU. It. i'ANll'.I.S,
ClIAS. V, XI-.S1UT.
Aihni' I t rator.s. e. I. a.
Met ' iinelli.huri,'. I:
SCRUB RllXil:.
i
Mrs. (hO 11. IVIIlg and little
son, Elmer, of ilirum, spout jxtrt
of last week visiting her parents, i
V. fl. IJl.U.t.
C. W . Lawyer made a business
tri) tO Moroersburg one OUJ' last
week.
John K. Wi'olo has changed his
tune to A charge to keep I have.
It is a boy.
E. J. Crol't hits enlarged his
store room.
W. S. 1 leant sold a fine lot of
corn last weelc. Still there
Ls 1
.
more to follow.
After a week or more' of hard
labor, B. A. Deshong md Albert
Keller have completed their sled
and expect to do a heap of haul
ing in the future.
PLEASANT UIDUi:.
II. D. Shives spent Sunday aft
ernoon with Jas 1J. Mellott.
Lewis Mellott aud wife spent
Saturday night and Sunday with
his mother M, E. Mellott.
Protracted nieeUJg.ha-? bo;;un
at the Duukard chuich at Pleas
ant Ilidgc.
Andrew Iruax has returned
h.iino IVom llw. Cir,. . 1
I.OUK! iro.ll till! (,)VO Vll(?rn lie j
WHS Vlxltillf?. XoV Abdy is n first I
rati) follow, a tirst class hlurjjt
10 '
rntikor, it No. 1 jiiitstorcr, aud cau
turn out railroad ties faster than
a hand jiow( r t-nw iitiil
1-jiMy M. Jiusnoijitf lias returned
liiiinit aftiii' s ajndiriK sonio time
with Iw.t sister Mrs. Jlruduick.
Miss Ada Harton spwut Thtars-
i , ... .- ' i,. , . !
day night with iiirM.u Dishon.',s i
lamily.
Jim Moll. tt is making some ox-
tonsnu repairs to Ins fiiria in tlio i
way of fuuci.'s.
DIGESTS
T $1.00 bonis coeUlns 2
MirAHSQ
Cf L.J E. C. IWITT Sa
'Kodol Almanac 'and 20
(Low Prices
For
Children
lues.
Here is money waving for you.
Jas. 6. Turner & Co.,
Hancock, Vd.
Millinery
CJi eatest bargains ever of
fered irom now until the
1st of March, as we will
not carry any hats over.
They must o regardless
of cost.
Tam-o-shanters 40c; baby
oaps, from 10c up; stock
. ms Ic.tr caps, 22c; corsets
at cost. Ribbons Irom lc
per yard up. Ribbons, re
duced Irom 40c a yard to
30c; also, from 25c to 20c
per yard.
Come, examine goods,
and get prices. You are
welcome.
Opposite I'ost-oflieo.
Mi 5. 71. F. Little,
McConnellsbui's.
I'l'BLIC SALI;
OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON' Till HSDAV, I'KIIKCAKV 2.1, 1(105
Hy virtue of ail orrter of Ihe Orphans' Court
of Fulton county, tliu iiuilersitrned iiiluilnistru
trlx of the estate of i:a C. Itekeil, lute of Tod
lowii-hip. Fullon county, l'u , ileeeused. will
"'" "' "loil"e residence ol the deecdenton
'lie Cliaintyi.!iurj- Turnpike, about two nillen
e.ist or MeConmllslei, tho followluif Real
to v,lt: T,, u"dul1''" onc-mnf imer-
OF MOUNTAIN LAND
,vik. ,)n tlK! WCjiU.,,s,op(! or a,,scnroru l)loun.
"lin "1,m tht' TurnpiUe part In Ayr. aud purt
!u Toil lowuslitp- uiljolnite.' luuda of Cieorire V,
Scott's helm Muicsain's noire, Peter Fluid and
others This-land Is well covered with Oak
and rifle timber easily ueeesslble.
Also, us udei nistmtrlx . t, it. of the estate
of Cliristoph. r Fekert, lute of Tod township,
t-'ulton county, l'u., deceuscd. by virt.uc;of the
s.iiue puwer In her vested, the uudeisluued will
ell at the same time lludSplaoe the
A1NSSIO!N TRftCT
eoiitihiini; .". aeic i and i perehes-ull cleared
and under cultivation. The Improt ementsureu
Hb stoiy
LOG HOUSE
. eatlierboanled. and eonlulns four rooms;
stable and other otitbull'llui.-s. This property
i well watered, and eonlulns an
ABUNDANCE OF FRUIT
Ire cm and crape vines lu Hue heurluir condition.
Sale begins at 2 o'clock p. in
TKUMS:-T cuty-IUe per cent, of bid when
property Is knocked dowu: one-half, including
the tweuty-llve per eeut. upon oonllrmutlun of
of sale, unit tho bshmce ln one year with Inter
est from contlrmutlou.
' 1 SOPHIA UKKSS.
Desirable, Mill Property
at Private Sale.
1 On aeoount of Impaired health, tlin uuder-
lt;ned oftcis at prlvato sale the well kuown
mill property one mile west of l'ranlilln Mills
I post-onlco, Ful'on county, la. The mill Is
"'l'"!'!"" " f'-e latest Improved machinery,
Including a new Foou,.oi,,c cnine for .,c
,vlu'n ll":ru " "eaieuy M water. To the
,,..-i,v iM oiiKs uiiout ,io acres of land, ol
1,1,-h ahoi 1 I IS U clcar.-il lh.. i. i.i.
with iood timber, 'rim lniirovenieuts area
rood six ro )iu dwulliuK, stublu uud other oul-
bulhlliiL's.
j '1'KltMS One half oatih, and arrunvomeuts
, to salt oiirciiu.erou balance. l'osHcwilon iriven
i Hi -i of April.
HII.ISHKT J. M I J.hO'n',
Franklin Mills, I'. O.
I'a.
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l.'XKt.'UTOIt'S NfVI'IK.-
umiu of in,iii ur.-o. t
LuMt W 111 UUd lUHtU
liti.t ni Welk town
IliLViUV lli:t tflMUtl'.! lo UUlliM'NlrriM-U, ull
ciiHiow-rtuttiiewtme wiu.junicm to
A. S. KDVVAHDS, Kxcmuur,
PEPSIACURE7
WHAT YOU EAT
Mmti tht trial slu, which Mils for 60 Gam
OMI.V AT TS1 LASOKATOSV Of
COMPANY. CHICAGO. IT
Year Calendar."
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Helps for Christian
Endeavorers, anda
Good Sermon for ev
erybody. THE JOB DEPARTMENT
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LETTER HEADS,
NYELOPES,
CARDS, 4c,
In fact anything and
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Train No. I:: east run dally except Sunday
between llugerstown and Ilarrlsburif, loavinu
rtuuerhtown 1.06 aud umvlUK al llui-rlHburt at
Additional ear.t-bound looal trains will run
Sally, except Sunduy, as CoMowb: Leave
Carlisle 7.0A a. in., ii.w p.m. 3. If, p.m., leave
uvuuuitTsuurK o.rn a ni., i.v a, m.. p. r"
i.3l) p. iu. Leave DUlsburg 5.36 a. m., lo.ot, ,
m.. 5.28 n. in..
Trains Nos. S.8 and HO run dally between Ha-
t;ia.ovu lira iiurrisuurif.
Daily.
t Dally except Sunday.
Leave no. I jno. tl no. t no. 7 no. 9 109
., , , P Ml AH A M A M P. U P.M.
Baltimore II Ml 4 4-1 8 5i 12 00 4 H5 8 30
Nuw York 7 Willi! 10 8. 8 5ft 5 M
,hl'" ---- II 40 4 25 8 40 II 40 (B 80 8 25
Itarrwburif 6 00 7 55 11 45 8 2.S 8s II tfl
Dillstiurn 8 50 Him ....
Miiehanlusburif.. 5 19 8 15 12 03 8 41 8 18 II S3
Carlisle 6 40 8 87 I'i 21 4 ll W II 4
Newville (Ill t 12 4H 4 pi o n .t (i
ShlppeusburK... 8 20 9 17 1 (i 4 till 9 4.' 12 IK
WuyneNlioru 10 S7 2 00 b 4S
Ohaiubul-sburB.. tl 10 9 8'. I 27 4 Ml 10 00 12 3fl
MorcorsbuiK., . 8 15 to 30 6 63 ....
OreenoasLlM .... 7 0519 5.1 160 6 21 10 24 12 M
Hairerstown .... 7 27il0 w 2 IU 6 II 10 45 1 15
Martinsburc 8 l os a 21
Ar. Wlncheator. 9 I6jll 6o 7 10..!,!
A. M.a. M. P. M. P. M. P. m! A.M.
Tram No. 17 west runs daily except Sunday
Inif llurrlshurv at 6.IS p,ui. aud arrlvlnu at Ha
erstown at 7,f7 d. m.
Addltloual local trams will leave Harrisburg
as follows: For Carlisle and Intermediate stu-
" ' si a. m.. it.ou p. m. and g M , m- also
forMechaulosburK. Ulllsburl and Intermediate
svsnousai i M3 a. m., n.io p. m. and B.30 p. m.
Trains Nos. 1, X and 109 run dally between
."in nnu naKursiown.
Pullman palace sleeplnir oar between Ne
York aud Hnozville. Tenn.. on trains I m.i
and 110 east and between l'hlladelph a aud
Welsh on N. W. Hallway on trains loo west
aud li! east, except that on Sunday the I'hlia-
juiimiu siuener win ruu eust on No. .
Tliruutfh coaches to and from Phlladolntil
on iralLs J and 1 east and 7 and 8 west.
Dally.
t Daily except Sunday.
80UTHEUN I'KNN'A H. K. TRAINS.
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Pas.
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Mix. I Pas.
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P. M
4 M
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7 H
Lve. ' Arr.
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Marlon. . ,
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Iiudon
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A H P. M,
5 0f
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6 M
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8 4h
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8 111
10 8ll
10 hn,
11 On
8 In
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7 ao
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P. Al
M. ). KF.NNKIJY, OKO. W. MARTIN.
vice pres. a. (in. Sunt. . u,mi
II.
A. ItlDDI.K, Oen. I'uss. Airent.
la mim
Pneumonia follow La Orlppa
but never follow th uee of
FOLEY'SUrj
Honey
1 ar
It ttopi the Cough nd heals the luoet.
Prevent PueumooU ad Comumptlon.
Ma. Q. Taobis, of I6T Osfood St., Ckleao,
rrlti "My wile had la (ripp and it Uft bar
Vitb vary bad eoujrb on har luns wbloa
Voui't Boaai ado Ta ouitd eoapUwlf ." '
Vor Sale at Trout's Drug Btur
R. M. DOWNES,
t iiisT ;las
Tonsorial Artist,
MecONNKl.Lstll no, PA.
A Clean Cup and Towel with each Shave
Kvcrytriiiig Antiseptic.
Uar.ors Sterilized.
fJfShop In room lately occupied by M !tru.e
ISAAC N. WATSON.
Tonsorial Artist.
Strictly up to date In nil si vies of hair put
tlnit. Uulck, easy Hhaved Hav-rum. Crcai
Wltch-baael. w ithout extra chame. I 'ri
towel to each customer. Latent 'inprovrd up,
paratuH for sterilizing tools, l'ariors opposite
Fulton House.
LAWYKHS.
M. R. SHAFFNER.
Attorney at Law,
Ofllce on Square,
McConnellsbur.ir, Pa.
All legal business and collections entrusted
will toeive careful and prompt attention.
CIK'HCIIF.S.
I'RKSDVTKKIAN. JicV. W. A. Veit,
D. U., Pastor. I'renchlrnf Frvi'C8
each alteruate Sabbath nt, J0:30 a. ni.
and every Sunday ovciiino; nt 7:('(),
Serviocs at Green Hill on altprttit'e
Sabbaths nt 10:30 a. in. StibbnUi
school ut 0:l-r, Junior Christian htt
deavor at '2M. ChrlMtittn Endeavor
at 0:00 Prajei mpotintr Wednesday
eveniny at 7:00.
Mkthoihst episcopal Uev. .1. V.
Adams, Pastor, Sunday School
at 9:30 a. ni. Preachiny; every otle r
Sunday mornin at 10:30 and evet-v
Sunday everiintf at 7:00. EpwoHh
Iapne at 6:00 . m. lVayer nirftii:r
Thursday evening at 7:00.
UNITKD KHE S IJYTlR IAN Kov. J. l.
Grove, Pastor. Sunday school at 9:30
a. m. Prcachinpr every'Sunilay morn
Inp; t 10:3V am every other Sunduy
evening at7:00. The alternate Sabhtit'h
evenings are used by tho Young Peo
ple's Christian Union ut 7:00 p. m.
Prayer meetinp Wediesday cvnDint:
at 7:00. " .
iLVANc;rT u i.rTjn:RAN Pev. a.
G. Wolf, r',:-ii.n-. Sunday school 0:1.')
a. m. Preaehtnfr every other Suci'.itv
morning at 10:30 nnd everv other Sun
(lay evcnln? at 7:00. Christian r.ti
deavor at 0:00 p. in. Prayer niectintr
on Wednesday evening ut'7:00.
I1kkoki kd Pev. C. M. Smith, IV-,-tor.
Sunday school ut 9:30 a. '
Preachii)j ;.n alternitto S:thbats at.
10:00 a. in. and 7:00 p. ni. C'l ,,t!i:i
Endeavor at (i:00 p. in. Pi-ayei meet
ing on Wednesday evening; o!t 7:00.
TF.R.MS OF COl'KT.
The hHt term of the Courts of I'nl
ton county in the year shull cotnmer,,
on tho Tuesday followino- tho second
Monday of January, at It) o'clock a. nt.
The second tmii commence! on l l -
third Monday of March, at 2 oYIoeic
p. in.
The third term on the Tuesday n'.t
following .the second Aloudav of'jiif"
at 10 o'clock a. m.
The fourth term on the first Monday
f October, at 2 o'clock p. m.
BOKO! fill on iri'KS.
Justice of the Peuee Thumus l
Sloun, I.. II. WU.le.
CoDBtublo John II. Dovlc.
HurjjeHS II. W. ;-itMjt,t. '
Councilnitn 1). T. I' iclds, Lcontui
rifhmiin, Siimuel llenrifii'.M. W.Nnee.
Clerk V ill i am I lull.
Hijfh Constable Win. ninimjrnrOner.
'School Directors A. L. Kuco. John
A. Irwin, Thomas F. Slmn, F. 11.
Taylor, John Comcrer, C, Li. Stevetiij.
GKNLKAL llllt DCTOH Y.
President Juduo IIoq.S.Mc. wodp.
Associate Judges Uavid Nelson. W.
H. I'onder.
Prothonotary, &c Geo. A. llun U.
District Atttuney George U Dan
iels. Treasurer A. C. Lauver.
Sheriff J. (3. Alexander.
Deputy Sheriff W. II. Ncsbit.
Jury Commissioners aimon Desh
ong, Bennett A. Truax.
Auditors W. C. Davis, Geo. W.
Glenn. J. A Myers.
Conm issioners S. D. Mellott, Goo
Slgel, 11 ad H. 1'. Puliner.
Clerk Frank Henry.
County Surveyor A. J. Fore.
County Superintend cut tJiarlns K
Barton.
Attorneys W Scott Alexander, .1.
Nelson Sipes, Thoitius F. Sloan, V.
McN. Johnston, M. K. Sliaffner, Geo.
B. Daniels, John P. Sipes, s. v.
Kirk. ' '
SOCll-TIES
Odd Fellows M'f 'oTinDllaloieirT riiLm
No. 744 meets every Friday eveuinp iu
tneComeror Building in WcConuells
burg. Fort Littleton Lode.; No. 484
k'prr Saturday evening; in the Cromer
Diamine; at t ort Ldttloton.
Wells Valley Lodire No. 007 meets
every Saturday eveninp; in Odd Fol
lows- nail at Wells Tunuery.
Ilarrisonvllle Lodtr.. No. 701 meets
every Saturday evening in Odd l'cl
lows- uuil at JJarrlsotiv ilo.
Waterfall Lodirn N"). ' 773 iiieets r , .
ery Saturday evunlnj.; in Odd Follow .
II.. 11 nr.. ..e ii . . i .
ii'ui at vvuM'iiaii .11 ills.
Wurfordsbure' Lodtre No. Ct'l
In Wai'fonlsbui'L' everv Satunl.iv
evening.
Kinu' FostG. A. )'.. No. 3(;fi r.i.c t
McConnellsburL' in Odd Fellow..' Il-.H
the first Saturday In every month at 1
m.
Itoyal Arcanum. Tuhcuiii) r'nim..!!
No. V2. meets on allcrrate MunilnJ
evenings In I'. O. S. of A. Hall, In
Mctlonnellsbuiy.
Washlntrton t.'amn No. 41)7. P. O. s
A., of New Grenada, meets everv Sat
urday evening in P. O. S. of A. ' Jfall.
Washlnulon Caiui). No. C14. 1 O.K.
of A., Ilustoiitown, meets every natur.
uniay veiiiiif in i . u. . of A . Hall
John Q. Taylor Post. G. A. II.. K..
Mil, ineeti every S-iturday, on or'jtist
prtxoUinu; full mooi in Ltidl.ley hall,
at 2 p. m., at Muck Valley.
Woman's Kelief Corps, No. MO
meets at same date and place nt 4 p.m.
Gen. D. It. McKlbhln Pom. Vn Ji')
O. A. S., meets the seooml and fourtki
Haturciny lu each month at Ple&su n
iviuifa i
ADVERTISE IV
Tbc Fulton County Kcws,