Caleb H.ickensmitfv near Har j risonville, has six bushels of nice i clover seed for sale. Miss Aonie Conierer of this place ha1 gouetoChambersburp, she has secured employment. Tho roost reliable preparation for kidney troubles on the market Is Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold by ' all dealers. This is a grx.il time to sub scribe lor the Fulton County Mkvvs. Only a dollar a year m ad vaneo. After spending three weeks very pleasantly with relatives and friends in Chambersburg, John S. Harris returncn to his home at this place last Wednesday. Mothers can safely give Foley's Honey and Tar to their children for c oughs and colds, for it con tains no opiates or other poisons. SoM by all dealers. Pr. David McClay a prominent Franklin county politician will succeed M. A. FolU as postmas- ter oi Chambersburg, on the first day of March Mr Foltzhas ser- ved during the past six years. Wanted at Paul Wagner's tan i.ery, McConnellsburg, tallow, heefhides, horsehides, callskins, and sheepskins, for which the highest market price in cash will be paid. Geo. W. Barnett of Uubelsville, was recently appointed agent for the Lurgan Mutual Fire Insur ance Company, of Mowersville, Franklin county, to succeed E. E. Shore, Esq., deceased. Lixti kk. There is to be alec- j ture on "Misson Work in Egypt" j by the Rev. W. II. Keed, return-1 ed missionary, in the Associate ! Presbyterian church, two miles north of Webster Mills, Friday evening, February 17th, at 7:15. A lull house is desired. S. B. Houston. Frank llenry, George Daniels, Charlie Stevens, Merrill Xace, Horace Nace, Davy M alloy, Georgo Harris aud Squire Wible eight McConnellsburg Oddfel lows, took a sled ride up to Fort Littleton last Saturday evening, had supper at Harry Harnil's and attended Fort Littleton lodge. A slick swindler struck the medical profession of Hancock on Saturday, says the Star. His "story was as follows: "You have been recommended to me as a lirst class surgeon and I want you to operate on my wife who has a tumor. She is now at Ch.irry Kun. 1 came away with out my pocket-book and if you will let mo have l'.00 for a few hours until I can-get back to my wife, 1 will pay you as soon as we get back here." He srot some money herein spite of the ear marks of swiudling in his story. A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES. Itching, blind, bleeding or pro truding piles.- Druggists refund money. if Pazo Ointment fails to cure any case, no matter of how longstanding, in 6 to 14 days. First application gives ease and rest. 50c. If your druggisthasn't. it send 50c in stamps and it will be forwarded post-paid by Paris Medicine Co., St. Louis, Mo. Entertainment, February 22. Washington's Birthday. will be celebrated in McConnellsburg by an entertainment given in tho Court He use on Wednesday after noon by the children of the Pub lm Schools. Music, drills, reci tations and dialogues of a patriot ic form will compose an attract ive program. The public gener ally, membersof theG. A. K., and country schoolchildren especial ly, are invited to be present. Ad mission free. Doors open at 1:30 p. rn. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Patterson, of the Cove, gave a lot of the boys and girls of this place a good time last Wednesday evening. Alex came up with his big farm sled and took them down to his home where the youngsters had a de lightful time the same gentleman returned them safe to their homes, late in the evening. They are unanimous in voting Alex one f the cleverest men in the coun ty, and thank him heartily for tho long sled ride. PEC l' LIAR DISAPPEARANCE. J. D. Kunyan, of Butlerville, O., laUi the peculiar disappearance of his painful Bymytons of indi gestion and biliousness to Dr. King's New Life Pills. He says : ' They are a perfect remedy Ut li'.zins8,8our stomach.'ioadacho, constipation, etc." Guaranteed at Trout's drug store, price 25c. idle Register. 'Saturday. February 18. T. E. Fleming will sell at his residence at Clear Ridge, horses, cattle, hogs, grain, hay, farming imple ments, &c. Sale begins at 10 o' clock. Thursday, February 3. Mrs. Sophia Cress, administratrix, will sell at the late residence of Mrs. Eva C. Eckert, deceased, on tho Chamb?rsburg turnpike, about 2 miles east of McConnells burg, tho Eckert real estate, con sisting of tho homo property, aud a tract of 1H0 acres of mountain land. Sale begins at 2 o'clock, p. m. Saturday, February 5. Frank M. Lodge, admiuistrator, of the estate of J no M. Lodge, will sell at the late residence of the deced ent, 1 mile north of Emmaville, tiie mansion farm and a tract of j woodland adjacent, altogether 175 I acres. Sale begins at 1 o'clock J p. ni. 1 Saturday, February :. Join T. Kerlin will sell atliis residence at Clear Kidgo, horses, cattle, farming implements, grain, &c. Sale begins at 10 o'clock a. m. Credit of 9 months. Saturday, Februarv 5, John LI. Truax, intending to quit farm- ing, will sell at his residence in the Meadowgrounds, one 8-vr.- old inare, 3 good milch cows, 2 spring calves, Farming imple - moots, rye and potataes, house- hold goods, &c. Sale begins at 10 o'clock, credit!! months. Saturday, February 2 4. Mrs. Amos Sipes will sell at her resi dence on the Benedict farm on the State Road, one mile west of Fort Littleton, horses, cattle, farming implements, cornfodder, j gotten. Hut, we must not tor potatoes, household goods, A c. sret that wo can only ascend the Sale begins at 10 o'clock Credit H months. Tuesday, February 2H, G. W. Sipes will sell at his former homo place, i mile south of Xeedmore, household goods, farming imple ments oak shingles, clover seed, and many other things. Sale bo gins at 10 o'clock. Tuesday, March 7. Having reuted his farm, K. M. Cliue will sell at his residence at Fort Lit tleton, his entire lot of stock, farm ing implements, vVc. See Post ers. Thursday, March !. L. K. j Cline will sell at his residence at j Burnt Cabins, live stock, farm-! ing implemouts, Ac. Sale begins at 10 o'clock sharp. I Friday, March 17. James j Yores will sell at his residence in ' McConnellsburg, three horses, cow, wagon, buggies, &c. Sale j begins at 1 o'clock. Credit 10 j months. I Monday, March 20, Caleb B. j Hockensmith, having sold his! farm aud intending to remove ' from the County, will sell at his residence, 1 mile northwest of Harrisonville, horses, cattle, hogs, : farming implements, hay, corn', oats, potatoes, household goods, etc. Sale begins at ft o'clock. Credit It months. I icndislt Suffering. is often caused by sores ulcers and cancers, that eat away your skin. Wm. Bedell, of Flat Hock, Mich., says: "I have used Buck leys Arnica Salve for ulcers, sores and cancers. It is the best heal ing dressing I ever found." Soothes and heals cuts, burns and scalds. ."c at Trout's drug store; guaranteed. School Report. Report of the Primary school of McConnellsburg, for the fifth month ending February 7lh. Number of pupils enrolled dur ing the month, U7; average attend ance, 35; per cent, of attendance, The following are the names of the pupils who attended every day during the month: Grace Steach.Mary Irwin, Florfs Thomp son, Elizabeth Doyle, Jean John stou, Samantha Mollott, Grace Mcuado, Lois Mason, Faith Keed, Guy Keed, Raymond Gris singer, Hollis Wible, John Stout eagle, Harry S loach, Webster Mellott, Harold Maun, Lewis Lar gent, Thad Shinier, Walter Lar gent, Harry Bender, Albert Lar gent. Olive Grissingcr, toachor. TO CURE A COLD IN 0ME DAY Take Laxative Brorno Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's signature is on each box, 25o Sale Without Reserve. ! will ut publio sule without resoive. re tfnrdlcw of prloe or ont, TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1905. On my fnrm. at Clmrltun. W. M. R. R., nenr Ilniterstowii. Md . all my horirs. cattle. heep, hofrn and farm machinery. 20-PERCHERON HORSES 20 Anion them mime fine brood mare. w ork horses, an enpeolnlly line lot of oolH. 1. 4 and 8 yenmold, Inolmllnit reulstered tnlllDs and a reKlMered lirood maro. m foal to a reirWtcr ed -million. Prle winners. 26 SHORT HORNS-26 ltelstered utoi'k. unions them a show hull, welKlit i.Wi lit.. .1 times winner of iHipri-nitutii at HiiK'T'-tow u Fair, cowh wrWhiim 1. 100. 1.MJ0 nnd l.rtK) 11,.. href breed; aNu. MH'ie tine dittry Shorthorn. 100 BERKSHIRES 100 2 herd boara. 1 from Int prle litter at the I'an American Kxpoltlon: a lurtte nunibrr of ow, yoiiOK hours anil now not akin: 50 head registered Mock from best herd- in Amerlen, us well as imported. 22 SHROPSHIRES 22 Kciistcred stock, ft rum. 7 ewes mostly 1, anii:i yenrs old, blood of "AltumniH" nnd "Folly Kimn" ertsscd. Kwos will avniKe '.IK) lbs. Kam si prize winner at HuKerst4wu Fair. Write for description list to FRANK W. MIS1I, "--1 IlucrsUiwu, Muryiund. A NKiHT ALARM. Worse than an alarm of tiro at night is tho brassy cough of I crouP. whlcl sounds like thochil- i uren s aeain knea ana it means I death unless something is done quickly. Foley's Honey aud Tar ! never fails to give instant relief j "naquicmy cures tno worst iorms ; of croup. Mrs. P.L. Cordier, of ' Mannington, Ky., writes: "My j throe-year-old girl had a severe case of crouP: the doctor said she ! f'ould not iive- I fjot a bottle of j nicy's Honey and Tar, the first I'll a 1 - i "osogave quick lenet ana savea her life." Refuse Sold by all dealers. substitutes. The little things in life, those that seem trivial and not worth while, are often despised and for- ladder one rung at a time, aud that tho little child has to creep before it can take its little steps. The little things determine the great things after all, and with this in mind every one should be. more careful to mind what he does and how he conducts him self. The young man may feel that he is strong enough to take ! Hie first drink and smoke his tirst cigar then resist; but such I is a dyugerous supposition. Be j cautious of the little things, so I cial, moral, religious, and then j you will molud such a character I as v ill defy all hazards and deter mine the highest typo of manhood j aud womanhood. Till: SUNSHINE Op SI'KINO. The salve that cures without a scar, is DeWitt'a Witch Hazel Salve. Cuts, burns, boils, bruis es aud piles disappear before tlo use of this salve as snow before the sunshine of spring. Miss U. M. Middleton, Thebes, I'l., says: "I was seriously afllicted with a fever sore that was very painful. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cur ed me in less than a week." Get the genuine. Sold at Trout's drug store. Wanted. Six men to work in and around tannery. Married men prefer red. Apply in person to Saltillo Tannery, Saltillo, Pa. 2t. Auditor's Notice. Tin; undersigned auditor appointed by the Orphans Court of Fulton county lo pass upon cii'cptlons. mid lo make distribution of I lie buluuce of the funds. In the hands of T. l-llliiitt Fleming, udmluUlrator of the Kstute of James 1,. Kerlin. Into of Taylor tuuusbip, deceased, will sit for the purpose of his appointment ut his oltlee In MoConuelNlmrg, I'll., on Frlduv, the 3rd day of March. Hun. at It) o'clock, u. in. of auid day, when all persona having elaiuis ugulust tiuld esiute may appear und make proof of .same or otherwise be forever debarred from parUoipuung In the fund. OKO. II. IM.MKLS, 8-l.Mw. Auditor. ANNUAL FINANCIAL STATEMENT or Receipts and Exseuditures of tlie Comi ty of Fulton, Stale of Pennsylvania, For the Year 1904. licurgu II. Meiiutt, Treasurer of Fulton County, In account with said county, from January Kth, lail, to January 7th, In'Jf): nu. To balance In hands ul' Treas urer T t To oiitjiandiuii tax, seated. ISM, To otilstamliuj tax, wealed, I Kim, To ouuitauillug tax, suatcd, I d o. To outsiaudtnif tax, aeated, lull, To outstandluir tax, aeated. IIKM, To uiiutandlng tax, aeated, f -11103, To outstanditiir tax, unseat ed, iwai and mil. To uiitHtHudnij tax, undat ed, lam, To outstanding tax, unstat ed, PHI', To out-ln. ding tax, unseal ed, lau3, Tu redumption of utiMiatad land by Jim. I. tllpea. To borrowed money from I). K. Kvaus, To borrowed notify froio Jo r naaMsllutt, To Urn warden oximoim (19 .') 5 22 H Bs 4T 31 101 01 7 lit ll 44 IB W '. 43 OS !!47 a Mp I 10 (III 41 J 00 Dili 00 from ComtnoiKT. Kith, ft IS To iMMiowed innnt.y from KtllKin (limtlty Hmik, 1000 00 To reeplved from Gen. B. pnhlcl for pAtitn, 2 00 Tu county t IrTj fur IfXlt, fllst (I t Tostnte t ley tor IWI, Vrl Ut To enmity xpeclal for twit, 38 lit To borrowed money ruttou County Hsnk, I'i'WoO T o tux paid In by Wm (lor- ilon limit, II To redemption mercy unseat ed land, Win. .McCoiinll tract, SA!I To redemption money uiincnt cd bind M. H. i'ool .lolin Philips tract, 6 Oil To aiitnuiobllo lleenne A. J. Iinro, 8 "(I To received from l. C. Fleck lot A. V. Funk note lor Coniinoliweitltli ccM , .2 fiO To Ibiuxr license Ri-xroth, 2'Ki AO To lbUiir license Hevlar, To llipior license llainll, Ion no To lliiior I cense Mpcck , lot) on To llucksteis' license, NT Jitl To l. C. Fleck lor wood used by liini, 20 no OR. Ry disbursements it follows: Al lowed sind Treasurer troni .lanuary Illli. l!l"S to .I'linmi y 7th, pnc). Auditors' and clerks', ASSF.NSOUS. Avr .tno. F. KctmIiII t4nn: Leonard Hi vens Mii.ir; , total lb lliislH. N, Akeia. total, (12 .'Hi It. 'ill, -l.hu.. t. si, ,ro -17.00; NVtn. II, Cliarlloii sttf.t.7, total, Brush Creek-W. ll.Wllllunis, total, 71 '.i.l Dublin -W. .1 niiis ftl 1.1.1 U. II. Kiel. Is s: 11. total, 7ti 14 I.l. 'kintf Creek W. It. Sieer i:i .'in; ,1. W. Hoop, svii.i, total, 76 211 McConiicllsbiirtf S. A. Nes bit Iii.imi; A. I). Ilohman Mil. Ifl, lollll, I!) IS Talor K. O. KesselrlliK M'jo'i; Marry Ij.iwncy ss77.:t.'i. total, S!l ,V Thnmj.jMitilb T, llnntbert, total, lilfis Toil u. 0. Hnlr Js.oO; Danl. I'otlcr -2U.CU, total, an on rnlon tieo. I.ehinua sto.uo; las. I.CCM4 II, total. III II YV'ellH -I,, 1 Ciinninliiiiu, total, S4H0 ;m 2,i BatlotH and nupiilieH for elections, liooka ami stationery, Borrowed money atid Interest, Itoartlliiif ,risoiicrs, Boarding vagrants, (Jomn'lttiutc vagrants, Clerk and counsel. County commissioners, Commonwealth costs, Constables' t'eea, Cotin;y hrMces d. W. (iresa ' sub- 173 60 I 5.1774 lirti 0.1 ; r,6 ;i4 22 o 31 (10 270 (XI irjl on 2H7 27 7B72 slrinture Knohsvlllo brblite. .17,1; Ncl4nn Biielianan Co. on Charleton brldio, xl.'.Vi, IKlt m Court llonso ami .lall repairs, niioi Court Hteuo,rrailicr, ii5 33 County Institute, Itooo Klectlon expenses, loiffiMi Ivxprcssae and postage, 27 2s ! Insane ho-pilal. 4AI 03 Iniligent soldiers, 144 2.1 ! .lurv eotniuisMoncrs, N 20 : lanitnr's tees. ".ion I'rotlionotary and clerk's lees, 2S1 7H Petit Jurors, Kt h OraiiLl Jurors y,,!t 42 I Printers' bills, H2 HI : Koad and bridge ricwa, :t!t 1A Koad damages, 28 33 1 Stic rill "s I'ces. 7 OS j Sculps and aflldavlts, Iff 50 Tipstaves and court crUra, 07 ffti t Taxes refunded, 27 31 Wood and coal, 7(i ii Winding Court House clock. 12 50 i Kire warden's bills, 2tjs 32 ; MISCKLLANKOL'S I1IIJ.S. Frank 1. Lynch, auditing I'rotliono tary, Heg'isier anil ltecorder'a ac counts, is 00 John 1'atterson. merehand so, use of County Superintendent's olliee and Jail 4 4.1 Traveling expenses of county com missioners and clerk and use of ! housea in holding appeal 54 78 ' Kxpensfs of school directors' conven- tuni, Feb. 1M, Pull, 'Jfl JO i F. M. Taylor, purl payment lli.-pect- ! Ini( bi iilue at t;hui b,iuu's. 10 00 ; I), t;. Kb ck, printed fin bills for nso of sherill', 2 48 II. Frank llenry. services ren lere In holdiuit triennial apiMHls, 23 00 ' tlriiro K. stoniT.otticc chair for Fro- j tliyiioturv's ottice. 4 no : llavul .Malloy, merchandise, 2 44 j Stouteale llros., merchandise to ! April !(. 1!M, 5C2 (ico. A . Harris, blanks, pens, freight, I etc., -.o : 1.. .M. Kendall, eicusiM ot County FilTiiicis' Institute, M;irch IT, Hull. 13 -S ' I. F lliack. makliig book cirse lor law liluarv, (J 25 F. M. Tuv lor. survey, hire! help and j other expenses on Slate Highway Suircy in llctli' l township, 11T10O j For siinie service in Wells township, 2V7 nil i For same service In Ayr township, 4s 75' (ico. A. Harris, cotts in appeal. Ma rv l:. OunlcU, Juno term, No. II, 1IIU4, 14 is (Ico A. Harris, costs in appeal. Cham bernburu .V ltudlord Turlilko Co., No. 3 June term, l!M), 1147; havid Malloy, oil, etc., .1711 Ii. C. Fleck, costs on Hcgl, Wible, and T'ohtiHr cases, i 16 73 I Chus. F. Scott, oil, etc.. lis David Malloy, oil, utc , for Court House, 1 2d ' P. F. lilack book caso In Commis sioners' oHIee, 14 (.0 Havid Malloy, oil, brooms, tobacco, i etc, , 4 2(1 I Geo. A. Harris, balauca duo Iti road , case No. January term, 19,14, Char leton ' ford, 22 30 A. I), llalhey, medical attention to I prisoners to lice 30, l!t:4, 8 75 ' (leo. A. Harris, paid S. M. HobliiHou ' tor cleaning and putting in new lues, i oays, n no David Mallov.oll fort'ourt House, 1 2ti touleaglc llros. , merchandise, 3 08 It. c. Fleck, cleaning Jail lor yeara IIUI3 und l'jin, iiiiio SI ISCKI.I.ANFOI'S CliF.IHTS. ! Hy oiitstnuilnig taxes, seated', s!l!5, ft 22 ! " " lHna, t ao ' " " " " nam, 41 24 1 ' " " l03, 1 M I " " " Unit, 3rm 70 I " " unseated, Hail to I 1"03, e C9 ; ." . " . " " II4. 107 62 ny io--cs in collection ol uioeated land tax al sale, etc., 4061 lty losses in taxes on lands belonging to county cuinuiisslcncrs, 410(1 Uy losses in redueliot a,t ulna-tenths ol lax on certain tracts assessed to Hock Hill Iron .V Coal Co.. valua tion lowered bv Court. n't Ail Kxoiiciaiiouit to juriiccs 1002 and b"3, 4 IK) FxMiierationx to justices I!i04, 11,6 3fi ' Nutlces bv Justices to taxpayers, to 110 i 3 per cent, commission lo juxtlcca, 04 01 Cieit of executions on exonerations, 0 2 Aiialt'iueiit tu tax pavers of 7M3ti, 03, 301 84 Statu slntre of ll,,uor license, 00 j Dublin townships share liquor Ilcuin-Q j loinnts tiess, o 00 llurouult sliara ll,iior license J. (1. Trllle. 210110 Stste Treasurers receipt for ktate taxes, u; 24 1'reasurers coinmisslun, sale of un seated land. )22 04 31, per cent, couiinlssio.'i collecting Sliitt'iiiwit showinif valuation of lev 1(1(1 In ouch district. DISTKICTS. Ayr lie I fast Il'-tlo I lirusti Creek Dublin I.le.kllig Creek .. . McConnellsburg. 'Taylor Thompson Tieid I'tilou Weils Total. We, the undersigned. A udltora of theeounty ol Fulton, Mtaie of Pennsylvania, du hereby cer tify that wo have an, Hied ihe accounts of the Treasurer aud (;oiiiinisioiiers ot said county tor the year ending Jaiinai y lib, loo.l, and certify that the foregoing In a correct and true statement 01 sit m to the bust of our knowledge and belief. In witness whereof we have h 'leoiito net our liaiels and scala this 7flt day of Jai.uaiy, A. i). 1 1105. OF.OItOF. W. GI,KNN,(seal) W. C DAVIS. (!, JOHN A. MVKH.S, (seal) -.1 udltora. Attests. A.J. I.AMHKKHOK, Cklk. 4ft) I 1 oent. iyln( out. !tl2,0l,It, 'j'ota, tit, am ii RECAPITULATION. Total Chiracs, f I4.W5 8.1 Total ere, Ills, ll),2Nl.g rlalanee due lo County Trcnmirer, 2a.'Jfl OenrKe II. Mellott, Treasurer, In account Willi tha Ooitefy of Kultnn, Hod l'a fund for the year ondlnv .lannary 7th, 1!HV.. "It. To I alanca In hands of Treasurer, .lannary nth. V.Kii. intlll To amount of duplicate loftl. 411 "0 'To amoiintol Hpeclal tax b"i4, Son Total, By am, unit paid aa per blotter In I'.sil cost and damage lo shm.p, Balance In hand of Treasurer, 47B 54 (loorc 11. Vcllott, Treasurer of Fulton County, Pennsylvania, In account with the Com monwealili of Pennsylvania for the year ending .lunuary 7th, t!H).'i. Pit. T amount of retail tuereanllle li cense, I23 0J To amount of State share of lliur license, To amount of Peddlers' licenses. inn no 40 on 'Total, 6I3 03 Oil. Co-t of adv ertising appraisers list In It papers, HID tor fmstaue, Htato Treasurer' recclpta Treasurer's commission on mercan tile, MI7 (VI, Kxouernt Ions, mercantile license, By amount over paid lOOiou mercan tile license. State Treasurer's receipt for lliiior license, S per cent, commission on 110 00, .StateTrcasiircr's receipt for peddler' license, 0 p.-r cent, enmmlfwion on nit .00 ped dler's license- r 4 .'ID 21 5 on 33(1 2:1 20 8H 0 10 1(122 112 50 7 50 3R00 200 jn:i 03 Total, County Connnlssloners. Sam'l I) Mollott, (Ico. Slgel, and 11. P. Palmer. Commissioners ot Fulton County, J'cnns) Ivanla, in account with said County for the year ending Janu ary 7th, IIK13. Samuel 1). Mollott, Hit. Drifts on salary, W2X3 50 ,', debt, interest and cost on (ieo, Itcgi execution. 407 reduction on oxpenso sur veying stnte hlubwav InAyr. lletliil and Wells, .'19X1 Clt. B H3 days services as county commissiouer, at J.1.VI, Balance, Or. tlcnrge Slgcl, 1)K. Oralrasper account oti ser vices, 365 2.1 , debt. Interest atid cost on tlcnrge Itegi execution, 4K 07 reduction on cxpensj sur veying state highway, Avr, Belhul and K'clls, " 35 Kt Clt. By 101 days services as coun ty commissioner at 3 5u, 2!lll 50 7I1U0 I39 15 S5S 23 83O0 Itnlance, Dr. II. P. 1'almer, IK. Drafu as per account on ser vices. m202 23 I, debt. Interest and cost on (loornu Kegl execution, 48 07 1 reduction on expen-es sur veyliiKslate hluhway, Ayr, llethel and Wells, 33 83 Oil. liy 84 ilavs services as coun ty commissioner tit w3,30, llalanco, Dr. 293 73 80 40 FIN A NCI A I, 8TATF.MF.ST'. Assots- Outstanding taxes, sealed, in bauds ot justices i:mio. outstanding tata, acatcd, lit hands of Justices 101:1, Outstaiiiling tuxes, seated , In hands ofjustlces 1004. Oiitlanillng tax. a, uilBeatcd, 1001 to lon:i, Outstanding taxes, unseated, 1004, Due 011 notes commonwealth costa " from Htato (State tax, " from state ,w lire warden bllla loot, Duo from road view petitioners. Din; fioiu vendees, commlsslonera' ' sale unseated latins, Due from Oeoigu Slgel, county com uilssioner, Due from II, P. Palmer, county com missioner. Due troiu H. 1). Mellott, county com-mis-loncr, UaUnce Dog Tax fund In hands of Treasurer . F.xccsh liabilities, - 41 24 1 50 :59 70 (130 107 52 83 80 721 80 134 16 170 80 S3 S3 83 90 80 40 76 90 51 13 4310 80 I, I A llll. ITI ICS. Ilorrowed money, Mrs. A. Plessiiiger lolls, 700 00 Borrowed money, Mra. A I'lessliigcr 1 wilt, flflooo llorrowed money, F'ulUtn County Kami 1003 , 2000 00 llorrowed money, Jons Mol lott bait, 1000 00 lioirowed money, O.K. Kvans mill, ' 400 00 llorrowed money, Fulton County Dink IIHil, 1200 00 Drafu Ksiicd fur expenso Dan'l Feller, Todd assessor, 29 21 Diaiis Issued for expense llet ghtrusscr heirs, 2 00 Drafts issued for expense Mc Coy Mason, 2 23 Oralis issued for expense .1. M. She nk, Insane hospitul, 13 00 Drafts Issued lor cxpcnsoJ. W. Awl, Insane hospital, 130 50 Drafts 1-sued lOr expense!. N. Hlpes, coiiusul lor Com missioners, 50 00 Amount due County Treaa. urcr'a county fund, 280 28 6319 24 Income fiom all sources, 1904, 10829 10 KXPENSK.S. DratXs and allowance to Treasurer 12213 37 Drafts, outstanding, Issued for expense, 232 96 'Total expenses, liss for tool, F.xccsa liabilities for 1 103, 1IH1 sett le nient, 12176 33 1617 23 2603 67 Present excess liabilities, 4310 60 n a) estute, ici'sonitl proH)rty und tax it S 8 3 7 f e ? E sttll,(i.H 11,11:1:1 KI720 12 1111. f.sii ifii.iji I'.'fi .11.10; I I. J U",'l I,5,M!,II: III. M.', 20!I,I72: 12a rsm 107 ,32: 107.3081 ll.Hl.ij xi.ici.ni! ll,l,.Ml: 14.011 300 72; S37 loi CS7 f! 11 30! Ill 1 .11 30 10! 34 30 42 70! 12 23: 40 00: 30 mi: 21 73! 35 33: 22 M ' 25 112 177 08 ,11 Ti 31 70 32 7 1 3 8 III 61 60 47 (81 39 43 3.1 37 1.1 40 l::..'.JH 17.311; 13,077: m,7o 1B.S13 II IU: l.IIU: I3,l72i 10,023; 7 1(1 OH; 1711 37 1128 32 Mill 0O 7HI 400 68! 40ft I"', sfNI,tlliKftll ii VtblNlj K07 2 24 We. tho underslgnod, Commissioners of Fulton ouuiity, I'., do hereby certify that tho foregu liiv statement of receipts mid expenditures of said county, lor tliu year ending January 7th. 1905, Is true and correct to the bust of our bnowl edgo and belief. (seal) (seal) (seal) Commissioners. Attest Clerk. DEALING t j 1 j I ! "Delays Arc Dangerous" Corsets, gloves, veil ings, embroideries, neck-wear, ladies sweaters, knit under wear, Superb line of black dress goods. A1ILLINERY Mourning milli nery a specialty. 21 13 1 Iiest trade prices T. J. WIENER, CLAY THREE HHiMiii: J. K. Johnston. Read These Prices. MEN'S CLOTHING. Heavy work coats $1.40 Dress coats and vests $4. .10 Good single coats $2.75 Cord pants lined through $1.75 Youth's cord pants lined through $1.50 Boys' cord knee pants .10c Men's hluck worsted suits $2.40 Men's tine clay worsted suits $4.85 Men's business suits, extra pood $5 Men's fancy drugs suits $8.50 Men's 1H o.. clay worsted suits $10 Men's dress overcoats $.1 Men's fine dress overcoats $H Men's ulsters 48 inches lonp; $li Men's ulsters 50 Inches long $8.50 Men's storm overcoats $(i Men's sweaters, extra heavy ' $1 Men's heavy plush caps 40c Men's heavy lleeced shirts and drawer 25c; extra heavy 40j; 10 do., soft-fronts shirt just received, (the $1 kind) 50c Canvas gloves Gout skin gloves The best heavy, Box calf shoes Ilijrh lop heavy Box calf shoes II It'll top, (louhlc solo " Boys' li Iff h cut shoes Boys' high cut Box calf shoes Boys' llweced shirts and drawers 10c 25c $1.25 $1.85 $2.50 $1.25 $2.25 All stylos and colors In outing cloths, guinea cloth, and cottons of all kinds Beautiful silk shirts waist patterns and cloth for jacket suits. Ail grades of blitnkets from 50c to $d per pair. Carpets and straw mattings. J. K. JOHNSTON, McConnellsburg, Pa. PULTON fJOUNTY NEWS io tho people's paper. C1.00 a Year in Advanco. T. J. WIENER, Hancock, Md. Infant caps and wraps, Fur collar ettes mark ed down to $1.25. See the closing out stock "cut prices" on ladies' and misses coats.' Perfect styles. 11 yd wide Scotch cloth at 69c per yd. 'All colors. Muslin, canton flan nel, flannelettes, cal icoes, eiderdown, gingham, table linen, lowels and toweling, Poultry. The "Bert" read y-to-wear skirts. for Kn9 and HANCOCK, AID. PARK, SPRINGS, PA. Children's toques 25o Children's Tumoslianters U): Men's wool overshlrts 50c and $ . Boys' sweutors .10 and 8 In . LADIES' CLOTHING. Pretty capes 7,-,0 Brocade capes $1.25 Cloth capes 27 inches long $2.2,1 Black jaukots " Tan Melton jackets $.1,2,1 Extra One Mellon jackets $5 Kxtra fine black jackets $7 and !) Beautiful fur scarf 75c, $1, $1.50, $2, $5.50, $4.50. Muffs to match $1, $1.50, $2 Tuilor made skirts $2 Tailor made hoavy gray cloth $2.75 Tailor made heavy black cloth $.1.50 Tailormadc blue, brown and gray 5 Ladies' fascinators 25 and Idc Ladies' Hoods 50c Ladies' mittens 10, 15 and 2.".c Ladies' beautiful Golf glove v Ladies' Box calf shoes Ladies' line kid dress shoe Ladies' knit underskirts Ladies' black underskirts Luil it's' undurvests aud drawers Children's union suits 23c and $1, Children's shoes 50c, (X .Hi i '.r, 2 50c ! 22o