FULTON COUNTY NEWS
'J!jbiihcJ Every Wednesday.
B. v hu, Editor and Proprietor.
A L CON N C L LS B U RG , PA.
JANUARY 10, 1906,
Published Weekly. 1.00 pei
Annum in Advance.
AUTERTMl.SO RATH.
t'r.r Mjunrti of s linen 9 times 50.
per -uiuure eitch subsequent Insertion.... so.
Ail lulven.lsemf nts morwd for less than
t'iroe months cnaiKeid bj ik square.
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Professional Card's one tpht ."
A LITTLE OF EVERYTHING.
Hustle and bustle are uot be
r 'ttmif to women. The bustle is
a back number, anyhow.
A low neck dres is not always
reduced in price, iu spite of the
fact that it is one third oil'.
"Is marriage a failure'?"
"You can never tell until you've
soon the wedding presents!"
Worldly friendships are like
colTee grounds the oftener they
are drawn upon, the weaker they
grow.
Some people nre so moan that
they want to kill two bu ds with
one stone and then try u got the
sto jo back.
Willie "Did they make you
feel at home when vou went vis
itin' ?" Tommv- - 'Huh! I guess
not. I had a bully time."
All work and no play doesn't
apply to an orchestra. If the
musicians don't work they can't
play, aud if they can't play they
don't work.
btllicus "They say that Mnce
his wife died Bjouos has been
nea-!v crazy." Cynicus "Near
1 He's quite crazy. He's go
i'ir to marry again."
Mr.-;. Muggins "Do you t!i nk
your now cook will stay?" Mrs.
Jljgin:; "Well, I'm sure she
likes me. She already calls me
I'V in .v iirst name."
Touderously the Trust mag
nate remarked: "I have a notiuu"
"Great Scott !" interrupted the
mere man. "Aren't even the
oi:aus safe from you grabbers?"
The followers of Odell in New
York sny that President Roose
velt wrint s to be boss not only in
that Su;e but over the whole
country. VV hat has he been
out ,
boss 'i
Wigwag- 'So you have an idea I
your baby is going to develop into ! books. At the end of a legisla
a football player, eh ?" Young-! tive session com "amatively few
po. "Yes; he's already begin ! people know what Vrvs have been
ning to practice his college yeli." I passed, aud which of those pass
Hoax "She is a great horse-! ed live been approved or disap
woman, and her husband is a mu- ! proved, aud people innocent of
siciau." Joax "Doesn't
he go
with her when she rides y Hoax
"Well, the best he can do is to
accompany her on the piano."
Members of Congress will not
b s apt to make so frequent visits 1 Pla''e ignorance with knowledge,
to distant hornc during the ses- 1 Comparatviely few copies of the
sion since railroad passes are ! At;ls of t,ie Legislature are open
abolished. But they still have the : to .ths puic, and even if they
satisfaction of sending speeches 1 wure evt'' s" plwutiful the ordi
and garden seeds. uarJ' citizen would have a good-
Mother, "naid Ike Partington, ! Sl-ed Usk (n llind In sifting out
"did you know that the 'iron ! from t'ie U)ass of verbiage which
horse' had hut one ear?" ! tne lawmakers indorse, the gist
"One ear I Merciful gracious, i of tne laws enacted,
cnild, what do you mean? " , ome States require th3 publi-
"Why.the engineer, of course." ! cation of b11 lavvs as passed in a
"What are you crying for, my
poor little boy y"
'v!oo hon ! Pa fell down
stairs."
"Don't ta'-o on so, my pet.
He'll j.et better soon."
"Sister sa v him fall all
I !
way. 1 never yaw nuffen boo
hoo !"
Only 82 Years Old.
"I urn only 82 yeirs old and
dont expect even when get to be
real old to feel that way as
Jong in I can get Electric Bit-
t?r.V' says Mrs. E. H. Bruin-oii,
nf IniMio, fia. Surely U.ere's
nothing else keeps the old as
and makes lha weak as
youri
Htrong as this grand tonic medi-
cine. Dys.epsia, torpid liver, in-
limned Mdueys or chronic consti-
patiou are unknown afier taking
Electric Bitters a .j-easonabln '
tune. Guaranteed by Trout's 1
drugstore. Price 50c. ' i
.
CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS
Dfat Couch Syrup. Tutoi Cool.
Um In Him. Sold by drugglttt.
Not What He Meant.
The supremacy in English his
tory of little i'linco Edward of
Walea is a matter of justiliable
pride to his parents and tutors,
but, according to a story m the
London "Telegraph," his knowl
edge of periods aud personages
is healthily tempered by the un
conscious humor of the average
school-boy of eleveu years.
He was being examined recent
ly on the time and reign of Hen
ry VII.
"Who was I'erkin Warbeck?"
ho was asked.
"Porkin Warbeck was a pre
tender," replied the prince. "He
pretended to be the son of a king,
but he wasn't. He was the son
of respectable parents."
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
take Laxative Bromo Quitiiue
Tablets. Druggists refund mon
ey if it fails to cure. E. W. G rove's
signature is on each box. 27c.
A Few Thiugs In Which South America Excel..
1. It has the densest ana most
extensive forests in the world.
2. It is richer tu birds and in
sects than any other continent.
3. It lias the largest river in
the world.
4. It has the fiercest volcano in
the world.
.". It has the loftiest mountain
in the western hemisphere.
(i. It has more volcanoes than
any other continent.
7. It has a volcano which has
the deepest crater in the world.
H. It has more cattle and horses
than any other continent.
0. It produces more coffee
thnn any other continent.
1. It has the loftiest volcano
in the world.
11. It is probably the richest
mineral region in the world. In
glenook. A reasonable amount of food
thoroughly di-rested and proper
ly assimilated will always increase
the trornh. If your stomach
is a "I it. to off" Kodol Dys)( p..ia
(Jure " ill digest what you eat m'h!
enable the digestive organs to as
similate nr.d transform all f.
into tissuo building blood. K! .1
relieves sour stomach, be'ehing,
hearvhurn and all forms of inJi
gestiou. Palatable and strength
ening. Sold by iStouteagle & Bro.
ItiNOKANCE OF THE LAW.
One of the problems to which
'on Legislature of Pennsylvania
might give its attention with pro
tit to its constituent il!iii ivork
nf acquainting the public at large
with the laws passed each year,
us well as those up-m the statute
any wrong intention sutler in
consequence.
The State holds that "ignor
ance of the la w excuses no one,"
and yet makes no elfort to dis-
sumcie.nt number of newspapers
to put them wiihin reach f prac
tically all the reading population.
Others do bettor by having a di
gest mad-1 of the 'aws by some
competent person of recognized
authority, and this digest pub
lished, in both cassthe result
has been of great t-euetit both to
the people and th- peace and wel
fare of the Stat !. Johnstown
Tribune.
Dr. W, P. Teeter, of Chambers
burg, spent last Tuesday mghtin
this place, the guest of Geo. W.
Hays.
"Do preacher wuzu't feehn'l
g'oi d las' me ;tin' day an' he made '
de. stove preach do sermon." j
"Made do stove preach ?"
"Yes made it red hot lum topi
ter bottom, an' don tol' do sin-!
nera ter take a good look at it, an'
g" Ur thuikin' !" j
, "
An nttorney once asked Lyman
. Bcecher: ''Soppo ng that the
j parsons and thpdevii should Mti-
gate a cause, which a-'ty do ou
j think would pain it?" 'The de-'
vil. no doubt," tenlied Mr. Beech
er, "as lie w uld hu' u 1 the I iw
yers on tns side."
STOCK NOTTS.
Regularity in feeding aud "voi k
makes long-lived horses,
j Irregular foeilhig make v in
horses, no matter what quantity
is iriven.
When fiats are fed unthrashed
they make a better balanced ra
tion. The pure-bred animal makes
from scrub conditions no more
than the scrub does.
Clover is richer than grissin
the muscle formers: for young
Kuinials it is the better feed.
Cream should hr.ve uniform
consistency as well is vnifonri
ripeness when it, p x-s to the
churn.
No an uial of a iv b "!ed or spe
cies ot do-nestic animals wdl uni
formly produce youig tint are
all of a superior order.
The pure-bied animal is tho
more valuable simply because of
its greater capacity to appropri
ate favorable circumstances
At no other time in the life of
tho animal is the influence of lib
eral or of scant feeding so great
as when the animal is young.
It takes longer and costs more
to m nko up a pound of loss than
it does to add live pounds of gain
under favorable conditions.
The age of the a aimal has much
to do with thegani, and, other
things being equa1, a young grow
ing animal will make a greater
gain from a bushel of corn than
one i.ear maturity.
A free use of the whip when
unnecessary will make stubborn
horses.
Young, growing animals have
more hearty appetites than ma
ture ones, but this is because the
impulse of their natures is to
grow. To stand still is unnatu
ral for the young. E. .1. Sheldon
iu th.. Kansas Farmer.
The soothing and com toning
e fleets of DeWitt's Witcti Haze'
Salve, when applied to piles,
sores, cuts, boils, etc.. subdues
pa'.u almost instantly.' This Salve
dra.s out the inllamation, reduc
es swelling and nets as a rubefa
cient, thus circulating the olood
thr ugh the diseased parts, per
muting or ailing Nature to per
manently remove the trouble en
ircly. Sold by Stouteagle &
Dro.
Olil-F-asliioncil Names.
Old-fashioned names for girls
are in favor again after these
years of Gwendol'm, Eloise, Mar
guerite and Alleen Katharyne
and Mamie. The girl who spell
ed her name Carrye low signs it
Caroline and rejoices in the beau
tiful old fashioned na no. Sarah
has resumed her final "h,' which
she once dropped in disgust.
Mollie, ..lane and Me; a'e now
Mary, that must b autil'ul of
names. Lizzie would oe horrified
of calling anything but Elizabeth,
and Jennie wants to be known as
Jane, with no mistake about it.
Suzette and Susanue are glad to
return to the plain, digniliod old
name of Susan, and Nanette calls
herself Nancy with more pleas
ure than she ever dreamed. Lou,
Louie aud Lulu are plain Louise,
and one girl who was christened
for her grandmother, but always
called herself Annie, is proud in
displaying Hannah on her cards.
With the utmost kindness, ev
erybody everywhere is trying to
help the Governor out of the sta
tue scrape. Schwenkville is, of
course, the spot par excellence
for the efiigy; but Cousin Samuel
in his dreams still sees Cousin
Matt with une foot iu Pittsburg
aud tho other in Philadelphia, be
striding the State like a colossus.
The nrat irmy of Com.
niflcial TiHvrlrrl think
the but "side line." for
their own um, la boi of
CHENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS
They cure iHtlnumeM,
I.tver Cnmplalnt, Indies,
tion. Co'iBtipHlion, Kick
Hrarlnchc. Jaunrlire.
Heartburn, Plalulencv.
MalftHa, etc, lo UK over
Br verity yeart.
"Liven the liver."
wtth Hxhenb Utndrak Pint, in4
you'll ft-Ml wi.lxk U, MK WKI.I.
Ilariiili'us.
tSouuu Uit, ur by aall.
Dr. i. N. Schenck Son,
fniladelphla, Pa.
tar thUdmmi mf, urm. Mm
L J
Men Capable of Earning
$1,000 to $10,000 a Year.
Traveling Salesman, Clerk, Merchant
No Matter What Your Present Business.
A OOMl'LKTR rroranlzutloD of the producing department of
tho Company in this Bcction affords a chance for a few good men.
Kiht vacancies on the agency force in this rich territory re
main opon for men of character and ability; you can find out by
writing whether It will be worth your while to moke a change.
No previous experience is necessary.
A course of professional instruction given free.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company
of New York.
(.'IIAULES A. PICAUODV. Presi'W-nt,
Has Paid Policy-Holders Over 665 Million Dollars.
Address, GEORGE T. DEXTER, Superintendent of
Domestic Agencies,
32 Nassau Street, New York, N. Y.
Ohambersburg Trust Company;
Chambersburg, Fe.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENTS
DKCEMBKK 31, 1!)04.
Itesources
Cush on hand and in banks, SI37.S70.S2.
Loa.s 577,461.45.
Slocks and bonds 111,820.83.
Keal estate, furniture, and
fixtures 93,515.00.
$920,368.10
Liabilities
Capital stock $162,600.00
Surplus und profits 58.8J5.6I
Deposits 69.",680.49
Dividends 3,252.00
!20,3ti8.10
Trust funds, $54,020.14.
Growth Since
Deposits.
1901 December 31
1902 December 31
1903 December 31
1904 December 31
l')05 December 31
We Pay 3 Per Cent. Interest on Time Deposits.
Winter Suits and Overcoats
Are a
Positive
Necessity
When you buy one, get a good one, and get it at
CHAS. B. STEVENS'.
Your special attention is called to our Men's
Furnishing Goods,
Fancy Shirts without limit. Collars, Cuffs,
Ties, Bath Robes, Sweaters, Knit Jackets, .
and the new Buster Browns for children. '
Our underwear both in wool and cotton can't
help but please you.
Give us a call
and be convinced,
CHAS. B. STEVENS,
'
McConnellsburg, Pa.
1 Fall and Winter Suits. 1
,wwK.TJj!Bilftl'Bred crops ar.d the cool frosty nights remind us
that winter will soon be hern, and thut our liynt summer cloth
intf must be put aside We um t have a new suit foi dreiw, and
take our last winter's "good uit" for every day." Where shall
that now suit be ordered V At
A. U. INace & Son's
MuC'onnellgbiit'g, beciause theirs is tlifl oldest and lai't?ent mer
chant ttilloi'int; establlHhuii'iit ii, the county; iwuuse they have
the luiyeat and best stock of (roods to select from, aud because
of the certainty of (retting a suit that will fit aud not only be
worth every dollar it costs, hut look xenleel aud dressy as loiii
as it lasts. ,
Then in addition to Mii-ir miikln-tu-order department,
A, V. NACK & BON carries u Inrc oiiw.k of llt'tidy-mudf Men'N
und Jioys' Clotliino; tlie lx't tlmt the city minkcU afford anil
at prices as low as good gouds can Iw Hold. In fact, iinvihlnti
in Kent' urnlshings from an Overcoat lo the latest fad in Neck
tie wear Hats-everything- the luteal and besl.
Cot vour order in, in lim?, and avoid the rush.
A. U. NACE & SON, '
McConnellsburg, Pa,
P
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t3
AS OF DECEMBER 30,1901-1905
DECEMBEB 30, 1905.
Resources.
Cash on hand and in banks, $159,512.60.
Loans 649,972.70
Stocks and bonds (165,555.46.
Heal estate, furniture, and
fixtures 112,500.00.
$1,087,540.76
Liabilities
Capital stock $200,000.00
Surplus and profits 91,514.61
Deposits 791.026.15
Dividends 5,000 00
$1,087,540.70
Trust funds, $05,140.45.
Organization
Profits.
Depositors
$168,736.48 $ 1.5H6.18 296
303,406.15 11.365.45 900
566,705.38 35,891.00 1,509
695,680.49 58,835.61 2,522
791,026.15 91,514.61 3,230
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I THE
I FULTON
COUNTY
NEWS
Covers the Field.
In every part of the
County faithful re
porters are located
that gather the daily
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
Endeavorers, and a
Good Sermon for ev
erybody. 2
: THE JOB DEPARTMENT f
10 lAifm nun
SALE BILLS,
POSTERS,
LETTERHEADS,
HYELOPES,
CARDS, 4c
In fact anything and
everything in the best
style along that line.
3
I 'Sample copies of
the News sent to any
of your friends on
request.
UMBETCLANI) VALLEY
TIME TABLET Nov. 2(i, 1905.
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'minMi.u ..ud nuu arriviojl at XiarriHDUrff Ut
Additional eut-und loaal trains will run
dully, except Suuduy. um follows: Ieave
Curilule 7.00 a. tu.t I i.M p.m. 8.16 p.m., leave
uicvuwuiuauuri, n.., a Dl.. (.a4 a. m., 12.02 p. m.
H.S p. m.. 5.20 p. ni. l.i .ive DUlsburu 6.36 . m
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lug Hurrlsburg at 6.16 p.m. and arriving at Ha
Additional local trains will leave Harrlsburt
as follows: For Carlisle and Intermediate sta-
......-, .., . hi.. ui. auu o.av p. m., also
forMeubanlosburg DlUsburg and Intermediate
nU lllT.M ul a in n m ami I .C .
Trains Noa. 1, 8, 17 and 108 run dally between
Pullman palaoe sleeping oars between Ne
Vork and Knolillle. Tenn., on trains I west
Ind I m nnH ULH..J.I., .
7.7 i . . V. . . -" ruiitieipn a ana
Welsh on N. & W. Knllwayon trains lu west
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rarougn eoaones
tn .nil from PhllartAlntil.
ou trulns 8 and 4
east and 1 and 8 west
14 iu
t Daily ezoept Sunday.
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Mi,V K,KNN'JL)V. OEO. W. MARTIN,
Vine Pres. St Qua. Stlpt. Sunt
'. A. KIDDLE, Oeu. Pass. Agent
Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar
Carta all ugha, anil expels Colda from
tne system by gently moving tb bowels.
LADIES
FDr. La Franco's!
UOMHOUND-
Safe, Quick, Reliable Regulator
Superior to other remedies sold at htsli prloes.
rtrs siisrsntosd. surosMfully ua by over
tlt),u Waxen. Price, t8Sl'auis, drug
Ut or by Mall. TestuaonlsU booklet free.
Ur. kafraae), - fMladelphla, P,
: BUSINESS DIRECTOR
IIAKIU.KS.
R. M. DOWNES, .
First ('i.a
TONSORIAL AHTISI.
MeCONNlil.I.SHUKU, VA.
A UleilD Cup and Towol with e:ch Shuve.
Everythlnu Antlhfpi.io.
Ruzora Sterilized.
tar"Shop In room lutelv ocoupk'dby Kd (Iruke
ISAAC N. WATSON,
Tonsorial Artist.
Strictly up to date In all Ntylcn of hmr cut
ting. Vlulck, eay shaven, liny-rum. (Jreatna.
Wilch-hftfel. without extra rhnrirn. Krih
towel to each ouvtomer. l.atrat Improved up,
parutus for MurllilliiK tools, l'lirluiw opptmuc
r'ulton House.
LAW YKH9.
M. R. SHAFFNER,
Attorney at Law,
Office on Square,
McConnellsburg, Pa.
All legal business and collections entrusted
wlU ecelve careful and prompt attention.
ciiLKcnris.
Prkshyterian. -Uev. W. A. West.
D D., Pastor. Vreachinc' service
each alternate Sabbath, at 10:30 a. m
and every Sunday evenlnp at 7:00.
Services at Green Hill on alternate
Sabbaths at 10:30 a. m. SabbittI
school at 9:15. Junior Christian En
deavor at 2:00. Christian Kndeavor
at 6:00. Prayer roeetinp Wednp'sdav
evening: at 7:00.
Methodist kpiscopalRcv. J. V.
Adams, Pastor. Sunday School
at 9:30 a. m. Preaching every other
Sunday morning at 10:30 und every
Sunday evening at 7:00. Kpworth
League at 6:00 p. m. Prayer meeting
Thursday eveuing at 7:00.
UNITF.D r'RKSBYTRRJAN Kev. J.
Grove, Pastor. Sunday school at 9:30
a. m. Preaching every Sunday morn
ing at 10:30, and every other Sunday
evening at7:00. The alternate Sabbr.th
evenings are used by the Young Peo
ple's Christian Union at 7:00 p. ru.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 7:00.
fi.VANOKI.loAL, L.UT1IKRAN Rev. A.
a. Wolf, Pastor. Sunday school 9:15
t. m. Preaching every other Sunday
morning at 10:30 and everv other Sun
lay evening at 7:00. Christ inn Ku
ieavor at 8:'X1 p. m. Prayer meeting
on Wednesday evening al7:00.
Reformed Rev. C. M. Smith, Pas
or. Sunday school at 9:.'!0 n. m.
Preaching :n alternate Sabbaths ut
10:00 a. m. and 7:00 p. m. Christian
Endeavor at 0:00 p. m. Prayer niett--ing
on Wednesday evening a'l, 7:00.
terms ok :ornT.
The first term of the Courts of Fu!
:on county in the year shall conmjei c
on the Tuesday following tho secon 1
Monday of January, at 10 o'clock a. in.
The second term commences on D o
third Monday of March, at 2 o'clock
p. m.
The third term on the Tuesday ncn
follow ing the second Mouday of Jui'.',
t 10 o'clock a. m.
The fourth term on the first Monday
October, at 2 o'clock p. m.
BOKOl'GIl Ol I Id-US.
Justice of the Peact Thomas F,
Sloan, L. H. Willc.
Constable John If. Doyle.
Burgess H. W. Scott.
Councilman D. T. Fields, Leonard
Qohman, Samuel Hender.M. W. Nace
Clerk William Hull.
High Constable Wm.Biiumgardner.
School Directors A. U. Nace. John
A. Irwin, Thomas F. Sloan, F. M.
Taylor, John Comerer, C. B. Stevens.
GENERAL WKECTORY.
President Judge Hon. S.Mc. Swope.
Associate Judges David Kelson. W.
H. Bender.
ProthonOtary, Ac Geo. A. Harris.
District Attorney George B. Dan
iels. Treasurer A. C. Lauver.
Sheriff J. G. Alexander.
Deputy Sheriff W. H. Nesbit.
.Jury Commissioners Simon Desh
ong, Bennett A. Truax. .
Auditors W. i; Tui. iu ur
Glenn, J. A Myers. '
commissioners S. D. Mtllott, Geir
higel, and H. P. Palmer.
Clerk Frank Henry.
County Surveyor A. J. Fore.
County Superintendent Charles K
Barton.
Attornevn W Al..v. t
iNelSOn Sines. Thnmm I," Ul.... r.'
McN. Johnston, M. H. 8bifl'uer, Geo!
a. uanieis, jonn f. Siiies, S. W.
Kirk.
80cii:ti:9
Od d Fellows M T! .,, n 1 1 t .i ...
-,..owuiKuuuiHI
Wo. 744 meets every Friday evening in
tne Comerer Building in McConnelU
burif. Fort Littleton T.1
rtvery Saturday evening in the Cromer
""'luiiig an nun ijinieion.
Wells Vallev T.orlivo W Kin . .
every Saturday evening In Odd Fel-
!" mm hi v ens i annery.
ll'irrisonville f.niln-n Nn 1M n,..
evui i Sutui duy eveuing in Odd Fel
ii.u aii iiiw risonviiie.
Waterfall Lodge No. 773 meets ev-
irv SatUl'dlLV evpnincr In (1,1.1 I
Hall at Waterfall Mills.
Warfordsburg Lodne No. 001 moot
iu Warfordsbun? eveev Sntnni..,
vening. "
KinL' Post G. A. P.. Nn ti t. 1
McCounellsbtirv in (klil tPi.llmiei xin
the lirst Saturday in every mouth at .1
fJ iu, ,
Rovfi.1 Ai'',iini'(in TiiuiiKHoim i u..ti
VT J 7Z I " 'IiJIIlJl-fi
.NO. nU'('U nn H.ni-nf.(A M-...,lr.,
Mvenir.(-a in P. (). H. of A. Hall, ir
neuonneiisnui'.
Wahlni'liiM Ciinm Kn .Ui7 r f a
., of Naw Grenada, meets every Sat'
nvjo.jr imuiur iu i-. u. a, or a. Hall.
Washington Ca Int. 52.. RrA T ( c?
ot A., liustontown, meets every Satur-
u'j cvcuiuK m i-. u. o. or a. nail.
John Q. Taylor Post G. A. R., No.
oreceuiuir full mnun in I ui.i,.u . .. i
t 2 p. m., at Buck Valley,
Woman's Relief Corps, No. SO
rueets at same date and place at 4 p.m.
Onn. 1J. U. McKibbln Post No. 402,
. A. S.. meetR thn anfimA & n,l M, h
Saturdays In each month at Pleasant
ADVEKTISF, IS
Tlie Fulton County Um,