FULTON COUNTY NEWS.
Published tvery Wednesday.
B. ff. PECK, Editor and Proprietor.
McCONNELLSBURG, PA.
NOVEMBER 8, 1905.
Published Weekly. 1.00 per
Annum in Advance.
AUT1RTWIHQ HATB.
Perwjuareof 8llnel time..... II 60.
Per o.uare euoh Bubneuuent Insertion.... 60.
AM tlvertinementji lnertd for lens than
three montbs oharged by the aquure.
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Nothing Innerted fnr ten tnan If
I'rorclonal Cardaone year 6
Local Institute.
The secD(l local institute of
the teachers of Licking Creek
township, was held atSiloauilast
Friday evetiing. The meeting
was called to order by the teach
er Oliver Sipes, who appointed E.
C. Han n as chairman. The topics
were all intelligently discussed
by the five teachers preset) t.
A number of recitations given
iu a pleasing manner by the schol
ars showed careful instructions
on the part of their teacher. The
institute adjourned to meet at Sa
luv.aNov. 14th. Bertha Newman
m cretary.
Every ounce of food you eat
that fails to digest does a pound
of harm. It turns the entire
meal into poison, This noj only
deprives the blood of the neces
sary tissue-building material, but
it poisons it. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure is a perfect digestant. It
digests the food regardless of the
condition of the stomach. It al
lows that organ to rest and get
strong again. Kelie.es belching,
l;uart burn, sour s omach, indi
gestion, palpitation of the heart,
etc. Sold by Stouteagle & Bro.
Don.
November 1. Mamie Spencer,
t of Philadelphia, is visiting her
, mother, Mrs. Maria C. Spencer.
Mrs. Rachel Hill is having a
kitchen built.
Alfred Mellott had the misfor
tune to get kicked by ahorse, but
was not seriously injured.
Mrs. W. P. Gordon and Minnie
Plessinger, of Warfordsburg, vis
ited friends here recently.
Mrs. Frank Miller and two
children spent last week with her
sister, Mrs. Alfred Mellott.
Ellis Lynch, of McConnells
burg, made'a flying trip to this
place last week.
Mrs. Jos. Carnell gave a sur
prise (?) party at the homo of her
son, S. M. Carnell, recently.
Job Barnhart, wife and ch'l
dron, spent Saturday ana Sun
day with the former's brother-in
law, D. (larliind and family at
Need more.
Trip. Cedar Grove Sunday
school has closed for this year.
At Christmas, there will bean
entertainment and Christmas
trpe.
Some people surely read the
ten commandments backward it
they ever read them at all. The
members of Ceda Grove church
held a business meeting last Sat
urday, and to the oresence of con
stable Whitfield, of Union town
ship is attributed the ivood order
that prevailed.
( !eo. V. Mellott visited Amos
Layton, Saturday.
Letter to McCoonellnburg Shoe Merchants.
Dear Sirs: Would you rather
have your customers speak of
your shoos as wearing well, as
not running down at the heel, as
turning water, and taking a shine;
or wag their heads and say noth
ing r
We'd rather have ours, at long
intervals, say : "W want some
more paint, and we want Devoe."
We know it isn't in human nature
to paint very often; we don't ex
pect them to come very often;
don t want 'em to. All we want
is to pafnf what they have to paint,
whenever thy paint it; the longer
the time, the surer they are to
come back. There's business
enjugbi in the world; there ate
Looses enough to paint; let 'era
take their time
If we were a shoemaker, we'd
make shoes to last half a lifetime,
and shoe the whole tov u.
Yours truly .
F. W. Devok & Co.,
42 New York.
P. S. F..C. Bare, Foi t Little
ton, sells our paint.
kMOBSVIl.LK.
November 4.
rtrfsy huffing clover ed and husk
-. ... , j i ?t,
lug corn.' -, ' '':''
Mrs. Jacob, fclaarp and,. -daughter-in-law
Mrs.N. F.Sliafpt went
to Kearney Tuesday, th&ittttef're'
mainmg with her husband, while
the former visited friends aud rel
atives at Hopewell and Riddles-burg-
Mrs. J no. "Myers, grandson
Carl Bivens, daughter Lucy, and
son Leroy, spent the past two
weeks visiting relatives in Mary
laud. - .
Quite a number of our folks at
tended S. J. Cline's sale Tuesday.
Myrtle Hamilton visited Amos
Clouser and wife Sunday.
Quite a number of our young
folks assembled at the home of
Jacob Sharp and wife Tuesday
evening and enjoyed themselves
by eating apples, various plays,
and with music both vocal and
instrumental till the clock struck
twelve, when they returned to their
respective homes. Those present
were : Harry Clouser, Samuel
Kelso, Herbert Kerling, Porter
Snyder of Burnt Cabtus; Earl
Loug, Levi Ilockensmith, Charles
Cline and sister Olive of Fort Lit
tle; Lucy Myers and sister Amy,
Mary Long and Lucy McDonald,
of Kearney.
Jno. Mackey and wife were the
guests of Mrs. C. R. Spangler
Sunday.
Mrs. Malinda Sheidleman and
son William of Thomastown, vis
ited the former's parents, Henry
Anderson and wife Sunday.
Katie Campbell, of Bedford
county, is visiting friends and
relatives in this vicinity.
Saved by Dynamite. '
Sometimes, a flaming city is
saved by dynamiting a space that
the fire can't cross. Sometimes
a cough hangs on so long you feel
as if nothing but dynamite would
cure it. Z. T. Gray, of Calhoun,
Ga., writes: "My wife had a very
aggravated cough., which "kept
her awake nights. '-Two" physi
cians could not help her; so sho
took Dr.'King's New Discovery
for consumption, coughs and
colds, which eased her cough,
give her sleep, and finally cured
her.". Strictly scientific cure for
bronchitis and la grippe. At!
Trout's drug store, price 50c and
$1.00; guaranteed. Trial bottle
free. ' '.'. .
CLEAR RIDGE.
Elmer Ramsey had au auction
last Saturday afternoon and even
ing.
Grandmother Fields and Mrs.
R. E. Brown spent last Sunday
with Mrs. Etta Long.
James Appleby's family, Mrs.
Bruce Appleby, and Mrs Frank
Keith and son, spent last '"Friday
atN. B. Henry's.
Ephraim Anderson has bought
James Kerhu's farm.
Jesse Miller, wife, and sons
Rufas, Harold and Brown, visit
Alfred Brown's last Saturday,
Harry Ramsey and B. S. Flem
ing spent.Sun'day at John Miller's
near Uustontown.
Lou Brown spent the latter
part of last Week With her cousin
Mary Miller.
Harper Fleming and son Tarry
ol3altillo, are' spending a fewdays
hunting with his brother T. E. of
this place.
R. J. Fields and' wife visited
Bert Sipes' last Sunday, and on
the same day Rude Lamberson
and sisters Mary and Jen, and
Mr. Ramsey visited S. M. Shore's.
Lucy Stinson of Kearney, visit
ed her grandmother, Mrs. Mary
Stinson of this place.
John Gallaher and his lady
friend Annie Wlnegardner called
oh Bess Fields Saturday evening.
, DOTT.
Nov. 4. The farmers in our
vicinity are nearly all . through
husking corn.
Mrs. M. C. Spencer is improv
ing her farm by building a new
house.
James Sharpe raised 17 bush
els and 6 lbs. of clover seed this
simmer.
James Truax has sold his tim
ber to J. T. Bridges, and the mill
was moved in last Friday.
Maye E. Carnell was the guest
of Opal Sharpe last Sunday.
J. Tilden Hill is improving his
farm by building a new house.
Mrs. Franszina Miller, who was
visiting her sis'fr, Mrs AlfrPtP
Mellott, left lat Friday mornjng
lor her hom In FrUnrk,
There will be a Ch i IhI mas n-e
and entertainment held at ''e I. r
Grove church; .Saturday evening,
December,23d. ; All are invited,
BURNT .CABINS.
, , wwB.wrn- y, nn nun
been spending a week with her
son and daughter, at Fayettville, '
rptu mod home yesterday. -
A. .1. Conierer and family, near
Hustontowti, 'spent a few! days .
visiting friends here.
Savilla Bowman and Cora Frak
er left for Pittsburg, Thursday.
Thomas Brings' are moving to
Orbisonia.
Albert Hert.ier, of Doylesburg,
moved in with H. II. Hert.ler, ou
Tuesday.
Mrs. Savilla Skinner, of Fun -nettsburg,
visited Samuel aud
David Bowmau's last Monday and
Tuesday.
Mrs. David Bowman fell :on
Monday and bruised her should
er very badly.
Mrs. George Murphy and Mrs.
Ed Horton spent Saturday night
and Sunday at Shade Gap.
Mrs. Anna Ilouck and daugh
ter Esther, spout Saturday at
McConnellsburg.
Terrific Race With Death.
"Death was fust approaching, "
writes Ralph F. Fernandez, of
Tampa, Fla., describing hjs fear
ful race with death, "as a result
of liver trouble and heart disease
which had robbed me of sleep
and of ah interest in life. 1 had
tried many different doctors and
several medicines, but got no
benefit, until 1 began to use Elec
tric Bitters. So wonderful was
their effect, that in three davs I
felt like a new man, and to day I
am cured of all my troubles."
Guaranteed at Trout's drugstore;
price TiOc.
From Springfield.
A pleasant surprise was given
Mrs. Walter lioher last Satu rday
evening, Nov. 4th, it being in hon
or of her thirty-secoud birthday.
Mrs. lioher having been iu del
icate health for some time, her
husband arranged, to have a neigh
bor take her to the doctor. Aft
er her departure, neighbors aud
friends gathered in and took pos
session of the . house, and were
busy preparing supper so as to
have it ready when Mrs. Holier
should return.
i The table which almost groan
ed under the weightof good things
to eat was ready about six o'clock
wnen Mrs. Koher came in. She
was completely surprised; but
after recovenug from, her shock,
they gathered around the table,
aud all did ample justice. There
w6re Jhifty-ttto present; and all
enjoyed themselves till about ten
o'clock-, when they left for their
respective homes, wishing Mr,
and Mrs. lioher many more such
happy birthdays.
AGckst.
But few people are entirely
free from indigestion at this sea-
sou of the year. Kodol Dyspep
sia cure is not only the best rem
edy to use because it digests what
you eat but because it also enab
les the digestive apparatus to as
. .:i..-. i. ... .
siuiiiate anu iransiorm all ioous
into tissue-building blood. Kod
ol relieves sour stomach, heart
burn, belching, and all forms of
indigestion. Sold by Stouteagle
Bro.
His 69th Birthday.
On Tuesday of last week Mr.
John Soiders, of Ayr township,
completed the With year of his
life. To give substantial recogni
tion to the event, his son,' Post
master Johu C Seiders and his
good wife decided to have a good
dinner and invite the other mem
bers of the Seiders family. The
affair was managed so well that
the eider Seiders knew nothing
about it until he was summoned
ed to dinner and found there all
his children and their families',
except George and family, who
live in Middletown, Pa., aud could
not conveniently be preseut. The
old gentleman, enjoyed the affair
very much". - "'' s .
A liquid cold cure and the only
Cough Ryrap which moves Uio
bo A-els work All the cold out of
the system & Kennedy's Laxa
tive IJo'ney and Tar. Clears the
head and throat and makes weak
lung's atrontf. Heat for croup,
whooping i'-ough, etc.. Children
love it. Sold by Stouteagle fe
Bro. ,,
$25 Reward.
T'Vundersijjnort will pay a re-
tyafd of Iwenty-th" dollitH for
tin-an hV'I' (.,' vi ''ii i of the
porxnri who Bh ' a h ' m tll('lc
lrmi" Viont I '!; i-J( , mi,
NoveiniH'i 7. K0" i ' '.
John AxnOmwiK Mainam,
MHIinefyv - -
v. -MRS. A. P. LITTLE'S
Under Selling Store.
Winter Millinery.'
..' ......
This season's latest and most popular styles on display.
Silk, Velvet, Felt, Chenille, Heaver and Spangle hots, ranging
In price from 60o up to $10. Hibbons, Velvets and Silks at lowest
prices. Feathers and Flowers of all description.
Hundred of Collars, of all styles to select from Helta froin 10c
up. Combs from fic up.
All Over Laces ;
Fancy J)res Trimmings, Ueady-madeSkirts, Shirt Waists and
Infant's Coins, Ladies' and Children's Sweaters. ....
We have 'i I irger line than ever liefore, at prices that will sur
prise nne anil .ill. "
Fane) Hal Tin or Cake of F.ureka Soap with each hat. :
Store Opposite Postoffiee.
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T!io irathered crops and the cool frosty nijrhts remind ns i5
that winter will soon be here, and that our lijjnt summer cloth- faX
injf must be put uside. We must have a new suit for dresn, and ?i
t ake our last winter's "good suit" for every day. Where shall jSJ
that new suit be ordered t At
A. U. Nace & Son's 1
:
McConnellsburg, because theirs is the oldest and largest mer- li
'chant tailoring establishment in the county; because they have Jjft
tlie largest und best stock of goods to select from, and because fS$
of the certainty of getting a suit that will tit and not only be 5
worth every dollar it costs, but look genteel and dressy as long
as it lusts.
: ' 'Then in addition to their making-to-order department,
A. I'. NACK & SON carries a large stock of Ready-made Men's
u'nd Boys' Clothing the best that the city markets afford and cjj
at prices as low as good goods can be sold. In fact, anything ' )
in gen's' furnishings from an Overcoat to the latest fad In Neck- j
tie wear Hats everything the latest and best. " Sft
(let your order in, in time, and avoid the rush. Hr?
A. U. NACE & SON, i
McConnellsburg, fa.
AUTUMN
--1905--
MISS A. J. IRWIN & CO., announces to
the public that they are now ready to show
a full line of HATS and BONNETS in all the
latest shapes and colors in Felt, Velvet, Silk,
" Kid and Patent Leather,
In this announcement we desire to say
emphatically, thatjve carry the finest line
of Millinery Goods in Fulton county.
Fashion has decreed that Fancy Feathers
are to be used in-abundance. Among them
Mings, are the new feature. Cogue feath
ers effects, long drooping effects, and
Aigrettes are next in demand, while Plume
' and Pompon ideas have the call for small
hats and turbans. The leading colors are .
Reseda Green, Alice Blue, New Brown, and
of course. Black is ALWAYS good.
The combination of quality, up-to-dateness,
and the lowest, VERY MUCH the low
est prices, means better goods and values,
for our customers and the satis faction of
having the very latest styles. We extend an
invitation to the public to call, at which time
we will take pleasure in showing our goods.
Miss A. J. Irwin & Co.,
McConnellsburg, Pa(
15
NEW
BU66IES
15
and
WAGONS
at
Cost and Carriage
This Is no joke. - 1 have 15 brand
nqw FALLING-TOP ; BUGGIES
aiid WAGONS on band, and 1
jhave decided to ejose out every one
of tliem at cost and freight in or-
' der to till up with
SLEIGHS & 35
'. ' AND m .-,
& A CUTTERS
(or winter. ,
I mean just what I siy, and if
vou mean tiuslrinbii come to see me.
W.- R. EVANS,
Uustontown. Pa.
COLLEGE,
located a t
riTTSBURO,
t'A. Come .,
and Manu-
to this ('teat financial
facto ring center fur . a
UUSINKSS
KUL'CATIO.N; don t o to a small
pliice where' Rvkno'-uaphArs and
liooKKKWi KH arc nut required.
Circulars. V:u, it. Dull, President. '
MFFS
'lcConlicllSlinrr
W INTER
--I906--
W.H. NESBIT
...'-
Nearly opposite Cooper House
is better prepared than ever -lie-fore
to furnish our farmers with
I BINDERS,
MOWERS,
HAY RAKES,
and one of the best
Corn Plows
in use. Repairs' for all kinds of
Mowers and Binders, Sections fur
all kinds of Binders and' Mowers
cheaper than ever,
Binder ;
Twine
AWAY, away, down this year.
Machine Oil from 20o to 5"c per
gallon. , '
Falling-Top Bugfres
and ;
Runabout Buggies,
Stick Wagons, Ao. Also Garden
, Tools of all kinds.
!f vou want to save money you
wUl call on -
; W. H, Ncsbit,
' ArtMMrMi Mft, tut, r .
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I THE
i , FULTON ?
: COUNTY M
NEWS "
Covers the Field..
, '. , .i
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la. eve ry part of the
County faithful re
porters i:z located
that gather the dailv
happenings.
Then there is the
State and National, '
News, War News, a
Department for the
Farmer and Mechan
ic, Latest Fashions
for the Ladies. The
latest New York, Bal
timore, Philadelphia
Markets. The Sun
day School Lesson,
Helps for Christian
Errdeavorers.' and ' a
Good Sermon for ev-
' erybody.
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THE JOB DEPARTMENT'
IS COMPLETE.
SALE BILLS, . . . J
t POSTERS, i
t ,. "' LETTERHEADS J
I " BVELOPES, -:. I
X CARDS, 4c, t
In fact anything and
everything in the best ' X
I style along that line.
I . -x
I I (Sample copies of t
t the News sent to any 1
t of your friends on 1
t request. J
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between lii:iiuwn und llitrrlxburir. leavlnit
tUKersiowu 1.06 huu urnvlug at Uurrlitburg ut
Additional euKtio n-i local trains will rut
dully, except s.iui.i. M follows: I.ev(
UurllKle 7.O.) u. la, u. fn u. m. .8. 16 p.in,, leavt
MeohanlOBburii iu.. r.-."9 a. ui.. 12.68 p. m.
p.m. i.tuve UhN.i,u&.85 a. m., 10.00 a.
m., &.-JO p. ,4i.,
Tralnn Noh. 2. a and 1 10 run dally between Ha
Kcratown und II irrlVjr
Dally.
Daily ex'jem uudiiv. .
i.eav, , . -mil,. ..mo. 7 no. 9
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Bltltluiori! I: . I ..I 66 12 00 4 86
Now .York I j. li 1 1 8 66 2 66
Hlllla I I f-i It 40 II 40 J6 30
Harrlsburu ' p n 16 g a 8 26
DIllHburi.'. " ' e , 4 Of
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Carllhle S , ) - .- 4 4 oo 9 04
Newvllle n . " ' mn i III 9 S4
ShlppenHburn.. ' l ; (I ok Oil 4 81I 9 4'.'
Waynesboro 10 87 (00 S 4K
Cliaiubl- -Kbuiv.. 8 r, 9 SI 1 80 5 00 10 03
Mrueilii.. . h 16 10 80 5 6,1
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HUKKI-Htovii .... 7 ,f io n 2 10 6 41 10 46
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P.M.
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Tram No. 17 went runn dunv exount snmiuv
between IlarriKburf and illitnemlown, lauv
iuh .iwrriwuiir at o.id p.nj, aim arnvlutf ut lla-
Bintuwu ui, t.ni p. Ui.
Additional local trulna will leave Hurrlhbiiru
tut follows: For Carlisle and Intermediate sta
tloaK al 9.37 a. m.. 2.00 p. m, uud 8 :10 p. m., uImo
torMechanlosburir, Ulllsburif und.lntermi-dlatc
iiutlonaat 7 30 a. in., 8.10 p. m. und 0 30 p ni
Trains Noa. 1, 3 uud 109 run dully between
Pullman palace ideenluK oars between New
York and Kniixvllle. Tenn . on i.rln i
and 110 east Bnd between llludelph a und
. 77 iiiwayon iraiiia low weul
uud 12 east, except that on Sunday the l'liliu
lulphlu nleeper will run east on No. 2.
TurdUKb oouunei to and Irom Phlladelubli
" Y)ul?y " 4 Bnd 7 n1 weHk'
Dally except Sunday.
SOUTHERN PENN'A B. K. TRAINS.
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A. M.A.
P. U.
M. C. KKNNKDY, . OHO. W. MAKTI N.
Vloe PreH. A Ueu. Supt. Sunt
H. A. lUUliUS, Gen, Pasu. Acnt
KIDNEY DISEASES
arc. the most fatal of aU dis
eases. Cfll EV'Q KIDNEY CURE Is t
or money refunded. Contains
remedies . recognized by . mi .
gent physiplftis as tha best. lot
Kidney and Bladder troubles.
For 4lij avtTro it' drug gtoro
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
IIAKIII US
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lONSORlAL ARTISI.
MoOON.N'r.l.l.nlil lit,, i-.i
, K V-'1"" Cul' Toirrt ith cueli Sliui e.
Kvcryiliiii( AiulMrptla.
Riiztirn StcriliKiHl.
ISSShop In room lately ocruplvdny M llnike
ISAAC N. WATSON.
Tonsorial Artist.
Strictly up to dnte tn nil stvlf of huir cut
t1n(T. Quick, ftHMy nhav!M. Iiuv-rum. Crrnini-Wltnh-haf,el.
without extra churyrn. Kiesh
towel to each customrr. I.utr;i Improi ti
Eurutun tor Hterlllrlnif tools. 1 "hi loin opponite
'ulton Houh.
LAW VtHS.
M. R. S11AFFNER,
Attorney at Law,
Oflice on Square,
McConnellsburg, Pa.
All leifl business nnd oollnci !oiib pntrustfd
will eoelve oureful und prompt attention.
ClltHCIIF.S.
I'KEHBYTKKIAN.- tl-v. W. A. Went,
D I).. 1'astor. I'rrachiritr M-rvicrs
eacli alterDiito Sabbath at 10:30 a. in.
and every Sunday evening- at 7:00.
Services ut Green Mill on ultornate
Sabbaths at. 10:;f0 a. in. Subbuih
school at 9:15. Junior ChrM.ian Ku
deavor' at 2:00. t hrisi ian Kndeavor
at 0:00. Prayer mwirit' Wednesiluy
evening at 7:00.
Mktiiodist M'iscoi'a i. .1. V.
Adams, I'astiir. buml'iy School
at 9:;t0 a. tu. Preachintr every other
Sunday niornlu(j at i o : : ;o unit every
Suuday evening at 7:00. Wpworth
League at t:00 p. m. 'raver meeting
Thursday evening at i:0t.
UN1TKD l-'UESMYTF.KIAN Itev. J. L.
Grove, I'astor. Sunday school ut U::!0
a. m. Preaching every S.inday morn
ing at 10:110, and rveiy other 'Sunday
evening at7:00. The alternate Sabtnilh
evenings are used bytho Young I'eo
ple's Christian I'nioi! :it 7:00 p. m.
Prayer, meeting Wednesday evening
at 7:00.
H.VANUKI.K.AL. Jf'l 1U:HAN - IloV. A.
G. Wolf, Pasior. Sundti.v ehool (i;lo
a.m. Preaching every o; hi r Sum.'ay
morning at 10::i0 imd every i. liei
day evening at 7:00. C'hristinii Ku
deavor at 0:00 p. m. Pniyi-i n,r.-i iug
on Wednesday eveniiur at, 7:0n.
Rktokmkd Ilev. .'. M. Smith, Pus
tor. Sunday school at :;i0 :. m.
Preaching -ja alternate Stibbrnhx at
10:00 a. m. and 7:00 p. in. christian
Endeavor at 0:00 p. m. Prayer meet
ing on Wednesday i-M nii.g n't 'iV.'.'t'.
ti:kms oi-' oii Ki
The iirst term of the Coin-is of l'u I
ton county in the year shall commence
on the Tuesday following Die second
Monday of January, at 10 o'clock a. m.
The hecond term commences on the
third Monday of March, at 2 o'clock
p. m.
The third term on the Tuesday next
following the second Monday of June,
at 10 o'clock a. m.
The fourth term on the lirst Monday
October, at i o'clock p.. m.
IIOROl Gil tNTICI-KS.
Justice, of the I'euce- Thomas 1'.
Sloan, L. II. WiLle.
Constable John II. Povle.
, Burgess H. W. Scott. '
Councilmen D. T.- Fields, Leonard
Hohman, Samuel U.'tuler.M. W. Nace.
Clerk William Hull. .
II ijrh Constable Win. I'.aiiniardner.
Sfliool'Direetors -A. I'. Nace. John
A. It-win, . .Thomas F. Sloan, 1". M.
Taylor, Johu Comerer, I'. B. Stevens.
GKNKHAL IIIUKCTOHV.
President Judfje Bon. S.Mc. Swopo.
Associate Judges DavidNelson.W.
f I. Bender, i
Prothouotary, Arc Geo.. A. Harris.
District Attorney George H. Dan
iels. Treasnrer A. C. I.iaiver.
. . .Sheriff.. G. Alexander.
Deputy Sheriff VV. H. Nesldt.
; Jury Commissioners Simon Def.li
oug, Bennett A. Trunx.
Auditors W. C. Davis, Geo. W.
Glenn, J. A Myers.
Commissioners 8. D. Mellott, Geo
Sitfol, and H. P. Palmer.
Clerk Frank Henry.
County Surveyor A. ,T. Fore.
County Superintendent-Charles K
Barton.
Attorneys W Scott A', vnmlnt. .1
Nelsap Sipes, Thomas F. Sloiiu, ' V.
MCiN. Johnston, M. II. S'lntVn. r, Geo.
H. Daniels, Jolin V. N..,is. s w
Kirk.
soci. i ;i-.s
Odd Fellows M'Connell.sl)ui'KLodj'e
No. "14 moets every 1' t idii v evenine in
trie Comerer Huildlnj in KlcConnelis
burn. Fort Littleton Lodire No. 484 meets
every Saturday evening in the Cromer
building at Fort Littleton.
Wells Valley Lodjre No. 007 meets
evecy- Saturday evening in Odd Pel
lows' Hal! at Wells Tannery.
, Hiirri -on villi- Utdtfo No. 701 meets
every SutMrdav evcidii iu odd Fel
lows' Uall at Harrison ille.
. Waterfall Lid(.'e No. 773 meets ev.
ery Saturdayevenitiur id Oild Fellowr'
Hall at Waterfall Mills. -.".
Warfordsburpr Lodyo No. (Mil met.-i
iu W u,rford bburtf every Saturday
evenlngr.
King PostG. A. P.. No. ,?li.5 meets In
McCounellsburj iu Odd IVIIows' Hall
the tirst Saturday in ev rj month at 1
p. m.
. Hoyal Ai-canuni.Tuiii-iii-ora Council,
Np.. 121, meets ou alternate Monday
evenings In P. O. o( A. Hall, in
McConnelUhui'!;.
. Washington Camp No. 4117, I'. O. P.
A'., of New Greuaila, meets every Bat
urday evenlu(r in p. o. S. of A-. Hail.
Washington Cnmn K,, f.rA n i c:
of A., Uustontown, meets every Satur-
ui-uay Bvemni in t; U. a. Of A. Hall.
John (J, Tavlop Post O. A.M . K..
589, meets every Kalurday, on or just
preceding full moon In Lat-hley ball,
at 2 p. m., ut Muck: Valley.
Woman's Ke)i r(,riis. No. 80
nieeta at same dale and place at 4 p.m.
wen. i. u. fticKllililQ 1'ost No. 402,
. A. S., meets the second and fourth
Uaturuay In each month ut Pleasant
Uldye . c ,
AWViiirrisK in'
The Fulton .tat) News.