HIION COUNTY NEWS
I'uMishcd Every Wednesday.
B. H. na, Editor and Proprietor.
.UwCONNELLSBURG, PA.
JANUARY 24, 1906.
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FLICkERSVILLE.
This little place or business has
ntraio changed hands. D. C. Mai
lott, or Needmore, has purchased
thn store and expects to occupy
it in the uear future. Mr. Malot
expects to have oi: hand by the
first of April, a complete line of
goods of such a variety as to meet
all requirements of the people.
Jennie Young, of Breezewood,
is visiting her brother, Geo. Lay
ton. Howard Garland and wife, who
have been visiting the former's
parents, returned to Cumberland
where he has employment as fire
man on the B. & O. R. K.
The property at Locust Grove
has been purciiased by William
Dielil. Mr. Crook will be post
master ani miller.
Geoige Layton was in Bedford
couuty a couple days last week.
Frank Plessinger of Sunnyside
was seen hustling around among
t!i neighbors with a paper rais
ing money to help purchase Rev.
Powers a new buggy.
George E. and Denton Garland
a ro visiting friends here.
Nathan Mellott and wife spent
Sunday with the latter's sister,
A".e PlessiDger near Needmore.
Maiott P-ros. expect to start a
produce wagon in the near future.
SALUVIA.
George Wible, of Bedtord cc un
ty, was visiting his father, Fred
erick Wible last week.
Mrs. Sheridan Ilann was call
ed to the bedside of her sister,
lira. Uenry Truax, last week, on
the account of trie serious illness
of the latter.
Dr. Hoop was in this neighbor
hoe d on Monday attending to pro
fessional business.
Mrs.. Lewis England has recov
ered from a spell of sickness.
John E. Moore and wife were
guests of Mrs. England last Sat
urday. A reasonable amount of food
t horoughly digested and proper
1 assimilated will always increase
thts strength. If your stomach
is a "little off " Kodol Dyspepsia
Gue will digest what you eat and
enable the digestive organs to as
similate and transform all foods
into tissue building blood. Kodol
relieves sour stomach, belching,
heart burn and all forms of indi
gestion. Palatable and strength
ening. Sold by Stouteagle & Bro
y DOTT.
M rs.Simon Fix of Hustontown,
visited the family of Denton Hen
dershot last week.
Zee Mason, teacher of Gordon
school, Pigeon Cove, visited her
sister Jessie, here Saturday.
S. P. and Maple Winter have
improved the appearance of their
blccksuiith shop by building an
addition 12x20 feet for the pur
pne of keeping machinery in.
.I.C. Fisher, wife and son, spent
Fridiy in Hancock.
Edward Goiden and children of
Warfordsburg, spout Sunday
with ttiljy Lynch.
Lemuel Ilendershot of Pigeon
Cove, visited his grandmother re
ceinly. Reuben Layton and wife spent
Suuday with friends and relatives
at Sideling Hill.
Sijuire Job L. Garland had the
in:toriune to get kicked with a
Inn se lust week.
Ella Mellott, of Deshler, O., Is
the guest of Ella Mann and her
brother F. D. Mann at Burling
ton, Colo.
"Poets are born, sir," Maid the
bard to the editor.
"Yes, I knew they wereu't
hatched from duckeggs, " answer
) tht? "ditor. "But the question
is, why are they born?" Clevo
lauu Leader,
IN EXTRA SESSION.
The Legislature Back at Harrlttburf la
Obedleacc to Call of the Gov
ernor. Old Bosses'"
conspicuous orhe3r Aicfe
(Continues from first peg,)
In addition; United States, State,
county or municipal bonds equal
to the amount of deposit must be
assigned to the Treasurer. If a
bank fails to honor a check or
draft on the Treasurer the bonds
may be sold in the open market
on ten days' notice. .Each month
the Treasurer must advertise for
bids froth banks wishing to be
come State depositories. The de
posit is limited to one-half of the
capital stock and surplus. The
minimum rate ot interest is fixed
at 2 per cent. The highest bid
ders are to be'selected. Ou9 bank
in Dauphin, and two each'in Alle
gheny and Philadelphia, are to be
selected as active depositories.'
The Treasurer does not need to
resort to bids to select them.
They are to pay 1J per cent on
daily balances. There is a heavy
penalty for any one offering any
thing of value in order to secure
a State deposit, and the Treasur
er accepting is deposed, lined
$5,000 and deprived of holding of
fice for ten years. :
Three primary election bills
were introduced in the House by
Messrs. Cook, of Allegheny; A'
merman, ot Montour, and Hitch
cock, of Tioga.
The Cook bill provides for the
boldiug of the general primaries
under the regular election officers,
members of all political parties-
voting for their respective candi
dates on the same day. The' bill
abolishes party primaries and
conventions. The names .of all
the candidates belonging to live
variouspartiesappearon the same
official ballots, which are printed
by the County Commissioners.
The distribution of the ballots is
hedged about by the same restric
tions provided for the official bal
lots of a regular election.
'.' he 'Republican or Democrat
or any other political ' partisan
who wants to run for nominal on
to office on a .party ticket must
tile his intention with the Secre
tary of the Commonwealth if he
wants a State office, or wtyh the
County Commissioners' ifie'as
pires to a county, municipal, bor
ough or township elective office.
Would be congressional, judicial
or State senatorial candidates
must tile their declaration of in
tention with the County Commis
sioners of all the counties includ
ed in their districts. Infractions
of the primary election law, frauds
in the casting or counting of votes
and every other offense punish
able under the regular election
law are also penalized ry this bill.
1 he sessions of the respective
branches on Wednesday were al
so shorl.
The bills to pay the Secretary
of .the Com mou wealth $10,0C0 a
year and abolishing, their fees
were reported to the House today
with a favorablev recommenda
tion. . . .j .-. . . v?
These officers h&ve been getting
the innocent looking salaries of
$4,000 and f3,000 respectively,
but there has-been a' string at
tached. It was shown, that the
Secretary of the Commonwealth
last year in addition to his salary
drew in fees" $28,000, thus ma
king the emoluments o his office
moro than three times ihatot the
salary of the Governor.
State Treas u rer Math ues threw
consternation intov the ranks of
the impecunious legislators and
there are many of. them, attend
ing this 8ession-r-by ; announcing
that he would make no advances
to them on their salaries.
It has been the practiee in reg
ular sessions for legislators to
draw a portion of their salaries at
anjr time during the terra and it
was thought by every, one that
this practice wou) I prevail at this
session. The State Treasurei,
however got an opinioni from the
Attorney General and the mem
bers who are not too well fixed
are trying to make arrangements
with banks to take their notes for
moderate advances nutil the end
of the session or until an uppro-
nria hnn Kill la riflaanl
j-ri i Waist Vti ac uoovHi j '
Both brancbesadjoumtdThufs?
d
iv for a recess until fl$odayev- ?.
3 lug of this wek. ' ;' f
e
' There was h il iv when it
j
was
regarded a mark of honor to be a
member of the lejrlajlature, gift)
v lieu the people of Pjunylvanla
regarded these "men s their uiofl.
useful mid t rust-1! servants. Now 1
the assembly i.f the legislature I
brings with il Ihi! iJ'es.J. serious
apprehension, lr j'ldini; from
past experience, i h.n e is no tell
ing what they will do next.
Mo bettor service could be ivn
dered than the 'repealing of the
pernicious .legislation enacted ui
past years.and restore confidence
to the minds of the people. Even
iu the tone of the staid old chap
lain who conducts the spiritual
end of the business in the House
there is a suspicion of ridicule for
in his opening prayer last Wednes
day he said, "O, Lord, we com
mend thy blessing to rest on
these dear Representatives. We
verily believe that there- is not a
man on this floor that money or
political influence could constrain
to puncture the dear old Consti
tution of the State. May these
Representatives quickly consum
mate the legislation of this ses
sion and go to their homes and
loved oues, and there they can af
ford to patiently await their .judg
ment day in November."
The soothing and comforting
effects of DeWitt's Witch Haze
Salve, when applied, to piles,
spresveuts, !bpilsj etc.. subdues
paiif almdst instantly. This Salve
draws out the inflamation, reduc
es swelling and acts as a rubefa
cient, thus circulating the olood
through the 'diseased parts, per
mitting or aiding Nature to per
manently remove the trouble en
tirely. Sold by-Stouteagle &
Bro. -
; 'WATERFALL.
. Have'vou broken any of your
New Year resolutions yet?
" What has become of the New
Grenada correspondent?
The Waterfall mill owned by
the Bergstres'ser? Bros., is so
busy by times, they are compell
ed to run day and night.-; .
, A. N.'.Witter -andG. W.-IMin-ger
have leased the sawmill own
ed by Jesse Bolinger, and are
now engaged sawing near G. W.
Barnett's. They expect tf h-ive
quito aJot.oMiea and bill stuff to
saw befcweo, now and spring.
What has b-3coai3 of t'i 3 b ill at
Zion? , , s . .
D, M. Black recently had two
sheep ' bitten' by' "a! mad dog and
they became' niad. They were
separated from the other part of
the flock, thinking thy might ro
cover, but they finally died. Fort
unately Daniels' fine buck escap
ed injury. -
Mrs. Lib Barnett is sojourning
among friends in Johnstown.
W. G. Bergstresser has bagged
several foxes this winter. Wil
liam certainly enjoys taking his
liounds to the mountaiu and get
ting a chase started.
Jeremiah Gladfelter has return
ed from the Wills'- Eye Hospital
Philadelphia and hopes are now
entertained that he nay have his
sight restored.
Hubelsville now seems a very
quiet place, as the office that was
kept by Nathan Barnett, deceas
ed, forr abJoit'20 years, and. the
house it was' k"ept In now stand's
vacantj. (..This property is a very
desirable place for the right par
ty and would jnake a good location
for a stoi'e arid blacksmith snori.
The postofhee is now kept by Jas.
L. McNerlrng. .
Zion M. E;: Sunday school re
cently organized by electing the
following officers : Supt., .G. W,
Barnett; asst. supt, N. G Cun
ningham; sec., Arthur. Cunning
ham and John Cutchall; librarians
Ruth Cunningham and Roy Cut
chall; treasurers, David (Jladfeler
andG. W. Ba,rnett. , .May there
be a good attenvddgeel duriBg the
year now before us. .
Purely
Vegtuble
SCHENCK'S MANDRAKE PILLS.
cur oy of tbeitc artecttoua. mt Ullloua-
ncM,- IoditfeaKLoii, Cnnsitipktion, Kick
Hclarh, Nausea, CftlUinewi, Malaria.
I or Ncrvou dlftonlrra,
! SCHENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS
vUl rU. r M MlhlMf la will. tkr
"Uven the Uven"
tmmT tun M liUwttai n pnw IMr '
hull, in ti,lWly7yuUr nM .
Sanlf VUbRabwlutilr HaraUM.
' PorSaleevcryvbcre. 25
(Ja
V ViTifT y :Si
w nirmitu i
l!9
IS
Men Capable of Earning
$1,000 to $10,000 a Year.
Traveling Salesman, Clerk, Merchant-1-
No Matter What Your Present Business.
A COMl'LKTK. reoi'Kunlzation of Hip producing dnparttnpnt of
tlio Company In this section affords a cliuni-e for a few good men.
Klglit vacancies on the agency force in tills rich territory re
inivin open for men of character and ability: you can find out by
writing whether it will be worth your while to make a change.
' No previous experience Is necessary.
A course of professional instruction given free.
Ths Mutual Life Insurance Company
of Now York. ,
CI I AKLKS A. PKABODY. President,
... Has Paid Policy-Holders Over 665 Million Dollars.
Address, GEORGE T. DEXTER, Superintendenf of
Domestic Agencies,
32 Nassau Street, New York, N. Y.
Chambersburg Trust Company,
!
Chambersburg, Fo.
COMPARATIVE STATEMENTS
DKCKMBKU 31, 1904.
Ilesources
Cash on hand and in banks, $137,570.82.
Loa-8...... ...S77.46l.4S.
Stocks and bonds II1.S20.83.
Real estate, furniture, and .
. fixtures 93.S15.00.
$920,368.10
Liabilities
Capital stock. .' '. . $162,600.00
Surplus and profits 58.835.61
Deposits 69.",680.49
Dividends 3,232.00
U20,3(!.10
. Trust funds, $54,020.14.
Growth Since
Deposits.'
$168,736.48
303,406.15
566,705.38
695,680.49
791,026.15
1901 December 31
1902 December 31
1903 December 31
1904 December 31
1905 December 31
JVe Pay 3 Per Cent. Interest on Time Deposits.
READ
Only a one-cent postal
card sent to me with your
name and address will bring
you my
Quarterly '
Catalogue
of valuable faring for sale in '
Maryland, at very moderate
prices.
J. Waters Russell,
f"?&at PctatA RrnlrAr
Chestertown, Kent County,
Md.
f NEW R
AU BU66IES AU
'; and
WAGONS
Cost and Carriage
pT;ht is DQ.joJce. 1 have 15 brand
new FALLING-TOP BUGGIES
and WAGONS on hand, and I
have decided to close out every one
of them at cost and freight in or
der to fill up with
SLEIGHS $
AND
CUTTERS
for winter.
I meau just what I y, and if
you mean business co'ue to see nif
W. B; EVANS,
Hustontown. Pa.
-i in
KILLthi couch
Lni CURE the LUNGS
WITH
Dr.Kine
lky:j OisGOvorv
ji
4
rnn CONSUMPTION Prlet
Ull 1 uuu'19 ana duoi.uu
Fr Trial.
,- liuiext fciii4 Wu.i:kun( turn fur ail
, THxlOAr nnd LX'NO TKOUB
k Lt), or UOUZY BACK.
t
AS OF DECEMBER 30,1904-1905
DECKMBEB 30, 1905.
Resources.
Cash on hand and in banks, $159,51240.
Loans 649,972.70
Stocks and bonds......... (165,555.46.
Real estate, furniture, and'
fixtures .... 112,500.00.
$1,087,540.76
Liabilities
Capital stock $200,000.00
Surplus and profits 94,514.61
Deposits 791.026.15
Dividends. .-. 5,000 00
$1,087,540.76
Trust funds, $(15,140.45.
Organization
Profits.
$ 1,596.18
11,365.45 .
35.891.00
53,835.61
91,514.61
Depositors
296
900' ,
1,509
2,522
' 3,230 .
DeWitt's Salvo
For Pilesi Burnt, Sores
W. H. NESBIT
Nearly opposite Cooper House
' Is better prepared than ever be
fore to furnish our farmers with
BINDERS,
MOWERS,
HAY RAKES,
and one of the best .
Corn Plows
in use. Repairs for all kinds of
Mowers and Binders, Sections for
all kinds of Binders and Mowers
cheaper than ever.
Binder
Twine
AWAY, away, down this year.
Machine OH from 20c to 50c per
gallon.
Falling-Top Bugfres
and
Runabout Buggies,
Stick Wagons, &c. Also Garden
Tools of all kinds.
If vou want to save money you
will call on
W.H.Ncsbit.
MConnellsburg
Kennedy's Laxativt Honey and Tar
Curas all Cougka. u4 xpcla Calds from
th aystsm by gtntly roavlao tk kils.
IMnmM (fiaf J
Ibf ITU
RESTORES VITALITY
Made
Well Man
the "-VViraJ.frOf Me.
prodnoxi the abov rmnlta In SO day. It act!
powdrfullr and gulckljr. Cure. bn all othara fall
iouugm. uwillregam tbair lott naubood, auil old
men will recover ttioir youtliful eifor by ueluf
Itl.VlVO. It QUIcklraudauielyreaioretNartoua
Disa, Lout Vitality, rm potency. Nlfbtlr KmlMlona,
Lnt 1'owflr.i'alliD aiemorr, Waallua I)lieawa,auit
all effect of auli-abuaa or exceeeaud tuiilecreUon,
'blnb unllta one lor afudr. bnelneee or raarriase. It
not onlr curca by atartlnc at tbe eeet of diataae, but
i4r:re.it nnrvtHilo and blood bulldar, brlna
Cig hick the pink (flow to Bala ohaeka aud ra
'olji the fir a of youth. It warda ed lueaulla
and CunauuiutlnD. lualel on bavim KtVlVO, ne
otUer. Il can be earned la eet pocket. Br nail
1.0Operpaokaiie.orali lor OS.OO, with a foel
tiva wrlttaa aarata t eora r vatuata
Ue meeey. Hook unit adrlM free. Andret
kUYAL MEDICINE C0
Kur iu McOouutjlUburvf u
Tiout' drupr ntore. 1
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CUMBERLAND VALLEY
TIMETABLE. Nov. 2(i, 1805.
Leave no. it no 4 no. ,no. t uo.10 no
... . a.M tA.M t.lP. H tP.M P.
Winchester , ? ai .... am 6 DO
Martlnaburg 8 1ft I! 47 7 14
Hageratown.... 6 42 9 00 I'i 17 8 it) H 0t 10 l(
Ureenoastle .... I 08 0 21 12 80 8 M e 21 1U
MerceniburK H 04 :i 07 8 Oft ... .
ChamberHburu.. 7 W B 45 1 0(1 4 2K s 4A IU 64
WayneHboro 7 00 It 00 8 16 Ift
Sbtppenaburv . . . 7 4 10 OS 1 SO 110 9 Oil 11 II
Mew vllle 8 07 10 28 I 89 ll 24 II 87
Cm lisle 8 29 10 44 2 Ul 6 32 9 4511 Ml
MeobanloaburK.. 8 49 II OA 2 20 6 to 10 07 12 2t
DillaburK H 20 1 30 5 00 ....
Arr, Harrlaburit. tl On II SO 2 3f ( 10 10 M 41
Ara Phllu. ...... JI If" 8 17 6 47 8 IW 421 4 28
rr. New York. ! on lli 8 OH II 28 1 13 7 18
Arr Baltimore.. 12 15 8 II 0 00 9 48 t 20 7 it
I. at. P. U. P. M. P. M. A. Bf. a. N
between HaKenitown and HarrlHburK, leaving
nnorawwn i uo aua arriving at iiarriHDurg at
Additional eaKt-lmunil louul trains will rui
daily, eicept Suuilnv .is follows: Leavi
Uurllsle 7.0"a. in.. 12.80 p.m. 8.16 pm,, leave
raeuuMDlUHUUrg u.f)4 u ui,. f.K4 a. m.. 12.02 p. m.
3.84 p. m.. 5.20 p. m. I.mve Ulllaburg 6.36 a. ns.
H .20 a. m. . I.:ej n m ft n n m
Trains Nos. 2 a, m.nu 110 run dally between
aaBora.um iki.u nun uui:rg
e Dally.
Daily e"n' ""nlav.-
Lea e no no " no. n no. 7 no. 9 109
,. , . P M .M A.M P.M P.M.
Baltimore u , l( 1 55 12 00 4 86 8 fj)
New YOik ? . . Ill 8 65 g 65 6 6
fblla l 4' l 9, 40 11 40 5 80 8 2S
HurrlMbu til " lh 8 25 8 25 II 80
Dtllaburg u I 0 t Or.
MeobanTanbi nr.. & H ml ,3 8 44 8 43 11 4t
Carlisle 12 24 4 00 04 1! If,
Newvllle tl ul 8 49 12 47 4 19 8 24 12 2tl
Shlppeo-lmrir.,. a g oh 1 on 4 8ri 9 4.12 4;
Waynesboro 10 87 t 00 6 4M
Cbambuiaburg.. 45 9 29 I 80 6 00 10 03 1 0!
Meroeraburg.. . 7 47 10 80 6 63
UreenoaHtle .... 7 ol f I 50 6 21 10 21 1 19
Hageralown .... 7 4 i0 il- 1 1 6 44 10 46 1 86
Martlnabury a 3 10 6 24 .,,,.
Ar. Wluoheator. 9 8 II 4 7 10....
A. M. A. at. P. M. v. ll. p. y a. M.
Tram No. IT weat runs daily except Sunday
between Harruiburg and Hagaratown, leav
ing narnaourg at 6.16 p.m. and arriving at Ha
geralown at 7.67 p. m.
Additional local trains will leave Harrlaburf
aa follow: For Carlisle and Intermediate slu
tlonn al 9.87 a. m.. 8.00 p. m. and 6.30 p. m., alsi
forMeobanloeburg Dlllsburg and Intermediate
tatlonaat 3.10 p. m. and (.25 p. m.
TralM Nob. 1, 8, 17 and lot run dally between
Barrtabure and Hageratowo.
Pullman palace sleeping oara between Nov.
York and Knoxvllie, Tenn., on trains I weal
and 110 east and between Phlladelpb a an d
WelhbonN. A w. Railway on trains 109 wexl
and 12 east, enoept that on Bunday tbe Pblla
Jelpbla sleeper will run east on No! 8.
Through ooachea to and from Phlladelphli
on trains and 4 east and 7 and 9 west.
e Dally.
t Dally except Sunday.
SOUTHERN PENN'A K. a THAINB.
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8 41
8 16
8 48
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Marion
Mercersburg..
Loudon
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M-C. KKNNKDY, OBO. W. MABTIN,
Vice Pres. A Oen. Supt. Supt.
11, A. KIDDLE, Uen.-Pass. Agent.
far hUtrmi utfm. catPAV Mm mimm
LA DIES
JdrXa Franco8
f.i'-w tiiiW'ynta. -
Safe. Quick, Reliable Regulator
annartur In otaer ranuMlles aula at bias prlees.
C .t eiierenUMMt.. .auiwefully uee4 by ovee
U04I.HO Wassail. Prl.-e, tia I mnta, drug,
suie or by aealt- TeeAtiuonlale 4 booklet Iree.
Or. a.VntB, fbiliutelrhlai Vtu
BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
1IAKBI.KH.
R. M. DOWNES;
FlKST CLASS
Tonsorial Artist,
MoC'ON N KLJ ,b 1IIJ hJ, 1' A .
A Clean Cup and TowH Ub ench Sharp.
Kverythlnu Aiitlm-ptlo.
Razors Slerlllzud.
(VBhop In room Intelv occupied bj 1M Hraka
ISAAC IN. WATSON, .
Tonsorial Artist.
Strictly np to date In nil atylea of hair cut.
tlnir. Qulolc, eauy shaven. Mny-rum, Creumx-Wlt.cb-har,el.
without extra charea. Fn-h
towel to each customer. -LateHt laiproveil Hp,
puriitun for BterlllilnK tools, l'nrlora opposue
rulton Houae.
LAWYFKS.
M. R. SHAFFNER,
Attorney at Law,
Office on Sauare,
McConnellsburg, Pa.
All legal buslnem and collection entruated
will eoelve careful and prompt attention.
CHINCHES.
Prk.suyterian.- Kev. W. A. West,
D D., Pastor. Preaching snrvices
each alternate Sabbath at 10:30 a. m.
and every Sunday evening at 7:00.
Services at Green Hill on altecnnle
Sabbaths at 10:30 a. m. Sabbath
school at 9:15. Junior Christian En
deavor at 2:00. Christian Endeavor
at 6:00. Prayer ineettnu Wedoendny
evening at 7:00.
Methodist episcopal He v. .1. V.
Adams, Pastor. Sunday School
at 9:30 a. ru. Preaching every other
Sunday morning at 10:30 and every
Sunday evening at 7:00. Epworth
League at 6:00 p. m. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening at 7:00.
United Presbyterian Kev. J. I..
Grove, Pastor. Sunday school at H::!0
a. m. Preaching every'Sunday morn
ing at 10:30, and" every other Sunday
evening at 7:00. The alternate Sabbath
evenings are used by the Young Peo
ple's Christian Union at 7:00 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 7:00.
H-VANQELloAi. LUTHERAN Rev. A.
j G. Wolf, Pastor. Sunday school 11:15
v. ui. m. ivuiii UlCIJ Ulliri OUlilljiJT
morning at 10:30 and every other hmi
day evening at 7:00. Christian Kn
deavor at 6:00 p. m. Prayer im-cting
on Wednesday evening ut'7:00.
Reformed Kev. C. M. Smith, Pas
tor. Sunday school lit 9:3d a. m.
Preaching :n alternate Sabbaths at
10:00 a. m. and 7:00 p. m. Christian
Endeavor at 0:00 p. in. Prayer nit-ft.-ing
on Wednesday evening at 7:(M).
TERMS OF COI KT.
The tirst term of the Courts, 0f . .
ton county in the year shall comnici.-i e
on the Tuesday following the second
Monday of J uniiurv,at 10 o'clock a in.
The second term commences on : ne
third- Monday of March, at 2 o'clock
p. ni.
The third term on the Tuesday i'f t
following the second Monday of Jt'im,
at 10 o'clock a. m.
The fourth term on the first Momlny
October, at i o'clock p. m.
UOKOL'GII Ol'l ICF.KS.
Justice of the TeaceL. II. WiLlc.
M. W. Naco
Constable D. T. Fields.
Burgess W. H. Orcathead.
Councilmen Jucod Rotz, Thomas
N. Hammil, Win. H. Nesbit.
Clerk Edward Shitrer
School Directors -Thos. F. Sloan,
John A. Irwin, John Comerer, C. H.
Stevens, S. B. Wool let; L. H Wiblo.
Board of Health H. S. Wishart, M.
D.; pres. J. W Greathead,; sce'v. (i.
W. Ilays: W. L McKIbbin. M. U., J.
W. Mosser, M. D.
GENERAL DIKECTOKY.
President J udge Hon. S.Mc. Swope.
Associate Judges W. II. Bender. I).
T. Humbert,
Prothonotary, &c Geo. A. Harris.
District Attorney George B, Dan
iels. Treasurer A. C. Lauver,
Sheriff J, G. Alexander.
Deputy Sheriff W. H. Nesbit.
Jury Commissioners II. C. Mum
ma, Bennett A. Truax.
Auditors D. II. Myers, Aaron M.
Garland, W. Grant Wink.
Commissioners S. C. G race v, "Win.
C. Davis, S. A Nesbit.
Clerk -ii. Frank Henry.
County Superintendent - Chas. 10
Barton.
Attorneys W Scott Alexander, J,
Nelson Sipes, Thomas F. Sloan, F.
McN. Johnston, M. It, Shaffner, Geo.
B. Daniels. .TnVin V Klnu u ir
Kirk, F. P. Lynch, U. N. Sipes. '
SOCIETIES
Odd Fellows M'rvi.rioMcKT
""""ii K iJiuy r7
AO. 744 meets every Friday evening io
tne Comerer Building in McConnells
burg. Fort Littleton Lodge No. 484 meets
every Saturday evening in the Cro-r.ir
Wfillft Vallov T ,ra HAT
- j '"f. uw, uj' '-i a
every Saturday eveningr in Odd VaU
lows' Flail Rf, WpMu
vw .
HupiiHiiii villft T oiler Kr im a....4-
' Awi ivi iiirrrri'M
very Saturday evening In Odd Fel
IaiiioI tl.ill ..4 II.. ! 111-
unit Ul iltirrlHUUV illC,
w uf-av Va f ej UICTGb9 ejya
ery Saturday evening In Odd Fellows'
(Tall of. T tttt 11 kflll,.
sua wv f oioj I a 11 XiiiJJEI.
Warfordsburg Lodge No. Ml meets
in Warfoi'dstmro- ovorv bnhiH.i..,.
m , j uumi uuj
evening.
KiugTostO. A. Fi. No. Hm meets in
the tlrst Saturday In every month at 1
M 11..
Ttnviil An-rinnni Tnu. ,....,. ri... n
. - l . ..om. Jl l V.UUUITI1,
No. 121, meets on alternate. Monday
-Yr.iiinKa iu i. . j, ,o, or J . jiail, la
VlisConriHllhbiii-g-. ;
Washington Camp No. 41i7, P. O. S.
V., of New Grenada, meets every Sat
irday eveuiug In 1'. O. S. of A. Hall.
Washington Camp, No. 654, P. O.S.
if A.. H UKUintsiwn tiiofuavAM.. C . u
unlay evening in P. O. 8, cu" A, Hall.
John Q. Taylor Post G. A. It., No.
58ii, meets every Saturduv, on .or lust
preuedinavfuH moon in' Lunhley hall.
a ei ... ii,.i. r ii.
w ii., nv iiui. VttllfY,
W(11I1II.11U TTlittf r'r.'.'.ia Wrt OA
, ' . I .. , . gv
meets at same date and place at 4 n.m.
Gou. D. B. McKIbbin Post No. 402.
tl A a mui. il.. u A i A .'
Haturdayt In each month at Pleasant
AinTKTISE IN
lie Fulton Ccantj Uws.