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KM fON COUNTY NEWS
'u'. '.Mi J Lveiy Wednesday.
B. a. Ji, L'Hor and Proprietor.
Al c CON N c LLSB U RG , PA.
APRIL 11,1906.
iblLshed Weekly. $1.00 per
Annum in Advance.
AtiVr.KTim.Ntl HATH
Per ire ot c line 11 limes II M.
Pr ii ti I'tvi'h si)os(Miunt Insertion . . . . Ml.
AJ itilveriisfirit'tim insi-runl Tor lews than
thrtfi' ni,mtle. "hurled by the stjuiit o.
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N."i -i . ' -it?rud f nr Ii-hs tb,tn It
V e'essljnal Curds vine vesr I
CLOAK liWOE.
One of (!. 1?. Sipos little boys
liiiJ Lis arm broken lust Thurs
day.
Ijoruc Shis'cs moved to Fiank
1 1 ii county last voek.
Mrs. J. H. Mellott and two
dau ".'biers visito.d Mrs. Thomas
Mellott last week.
I. P. Desliong, wife and little
daurh'or EJitli are spending a
couple weeks in Pittsburg.
Chas. Hess' little son is very
ill.
There will he si n piny held at
Andover on Friday evening by
Miss Flora Mellott. All are in
vited. Thos. Mellott will begin his
ucw house before long.
!. Ueeker is not well.
Myrtle Sipes is living in Bel
fast.' The most rational remedy for
coughs and colds is Kennedy's
I. i.xative Honey and Tar. It acts
on the bowels as a mild cathartic
s'xp.'ls all cold from the system.
Cuts all phlegm out of the throat,
relieves coughs, colds, croup,
whooj-injj cough, etc. An ideal
remedy ''or children equady
good for ad a Its. S ild. ny Stout
tMgl.j A l!ro.
WEST bl'HLI.N.
Mrs. .1. II. EJ wards and daugh
ter Mertie have returned from a
visit, 'ft friend-, in Johnstown.
Charles Foreman whose illness
has been noted in the News, is j
rather worse. j
hvne ot our young people at
tended the examination at Uus
tontown on Saturday.
I). 1). Ue-hou'. Jr., passed
thro'v:h this place on Friday ev
euii;:.' on his way from Sandy ljun
whore he finished his term of
school last week.
John N. Denver and N. K. M.
Hoover have returned from Broad
To i, having finished ttieir terms
of .sell Kll.
A Young Mother al 70.
"My motliei has suddenly been
made young at 70. Tweuty years
of intense u (Turing from dyspep
sia had entirely disabled her, un
til six months ago, wheu she be
gan taking Kiectric Bitters, which
have completely cured her and
re stored the .streugth and activity
she had in the prune of life,"
writes Mrs. W. I... (Jilpatriek, of
Danforth, Me. ( ' I'eatest r(;stora
t've medicine on the globe. Sets
st much, liver ;,nd kidneys right
purities the blood, and cu;es ma
laria, biliousness and weakness
es. Vonderful Nerve Tonic.
I'rice ."oc. ( ' naranteed by Trout's
drug store.
The moving of Win. Mellott
from the vicir.ity of McOounells
burg to the Chambers' farm at
Font Hill, took seven wagons to
convey the farming implements
and housoholdet'fects, having nine
he i'l of horses and I'll head of cat
tle. He will farm and control the
two larms relieving Ilexekiali
VVingortof va V i esp-in si bi I i ties.
Spirit.
"Normal School."
The undersigned willconducta
terjn of school at this place, in
' tfie Public, Sell iol building.
Length of terra W weeks, begiu
nii.g Tuesday, May H, at 1:1a p.
m. Tuition Ci0O. Special atten
tion to teachers.
B. C. Kamhkukon.
SI'KING OPENING.
Mrs. A. F. Little wiil have her
Spring Opening of Millinery Btock
Friday and Saturday, April 13th
and Uth. She will bo glad to
have you call and see her goods
IJev, Powers will preach atLuu
rel Uldge next Sunday at 3 p ni ,
April 1" th. '
New Women Clti.-cm.
'J hat a Woman who direets a
home and trains up children is a
responsible citizen with a large
share of state business to per form
n suggested by the title of a scr
i s of articles begun in The New
Idea Woman's Magazine for April.
"Th. Kvolntiou of Our Womeu
Citize. s: i. Their Arrival, " deal
with the lauding at Kills Isl ind
f Aomen r, Mil Uussm, Itily,
H'l in.uiy, and other peasant pro
lin ing European states; and con
siders them sis the raw material
iut of which American womeu
ituens, with American aims rind
deals are to be made. The writ
r, Miss Elizabeth Howard Wet
vood, tells of the inducements of
'ered toeinigrant womeu to corae
to America, of the dangers they
have to meet on lauding, of the
protection societies which have
sprung up to care for d afenselsss
women and girls, of the fathers
aud husbands and friends who
meet them at the end of their
painful steerage jouruey. Iuter
stiug realistic photographs are
shown. The article is optimistic
concerning the material advan
tages found by emigrants in this
country. After recounting the
story of the daughter of a Scott
ish lord, who found in managug
the hand-embroiderie of an
American sill stocking factory
the prop of failing fortune, the
writer says : "It American op
portunities cau thus induce tho
high class foreigner woman to
forsake comfortable home, fam
ily ties, social 'position what
must be the lure with which it
calls to the woman who has noth
ing hut misery to lose and every
thing that makes life livable to
win." One cannot but acknowl
edge, however, in observing the
doulJtful Paradise of our city
slums, that much has yet to be
done before our peasant immi
grants do more than grapple with
a new set ofptoblems in under
taking the lot of American citizen
ship.
Letter lo Rev. W m. A. West, D. I.
.fc Cowii'llsburg.
Rev. Sir : Three churches in
Baldwinsville, N. Y., h ave had
their tirst lesson in Devoe.
Messrs. .sterhout it Lock'Aood
painted tin Presbyterian parson
age; estimated 0 gallons; took ii.
Messrs. Slingorland it Shutter
painted the Kpiscopul church: es
timated 10 gallons; took
Same painters pain ted th? Cath
olic church: estimated rM gallons;
took :;:.
Of course, they estimated from
what they had been using. The
;-aviug in paint and work is 1 or
a gallon. Total saving on three
jotis l-7 to 1."0 the painting
costs two or three times as much
as the paint you know.
Yours trulv
F. W. Duvok it Co.,
'J New York.
P. S. F. U Bare, Fort Little
ton, sells our paint.
SALL'VIA.
Mrs. Tiieodore Sliertz and
grand daughter, of Curwer svilie,
are visiting friends and relatives
in this county.
Mrs. Frank Nor r is was the
guest of Mrs. John Harm on Sun
day.
As All Fools Day came on Sun
day this year, few were fooled.
Marion Hessler, is visiting An
na Mano, of this place.
We invite a practical side-
by-side test of any other paints
(hand-or-machine-niixcd)
with
Lucas
Paint
(Tinted Glosb)
This is a fair and con
vincing way to show
you that Lucas Taint
covers more surface,
Luc&s
and looks better Ion ger
Paint
than all other paints.
Challenge on every
can with a guarantee
that better value can
not be made.
John Lucas & Co
Suly ycftr of paiot-iuftkmg
Philadelphia
NtwYoikl Cbic.io
1iChallen eeT
TUT li st Vi'.'"
I r . I If ei (N IOK
'4 I'lli-Mi .tin-!, VPr com-
1 , 3 l1,'i,n, in iiir."-ui,ii, C(t.
inril, l!-qll.iiTi. I'lritH
lency, Ja.imli etc.
SCilliNCK'S
Mandrake Pjlls
"Liven rfic Liver.
Used over t.;
5eveny Vtnri v
tlies(roiiKeit(es-.- ,
relinhiliiv. Tlirv V
yol wfll tin nrrfl
to t;tkp tlieiu ton-
tintiousty.
Ptirrlv Veir-tnMe.
Alolutel 1 1 ii i ttilcss.
For wntr evi-rvwherr,
23 t i nts a bus, or by "
i limit.
J. H. SchencktV-'M
- l'hlld. -tphia. 'I'' A!,c,
A I'L'H'KK 1 IK I'l l. ION.
Keep Your l-'.iir to Th-.- (irouiul
and Await DjVel.ipnieuts -A
(ilancc H.iokwat-il aiul
(ilanco Ahtail.
The panic of I !.'!. according to
Hon. I). Hunter Patterson, of
Wctister Mills, Fulton county,
sipiaslied the project to build a
trolley line from Mercersburg to
the top of the mountain and to
MeC'oimelUbtirg- a hotel on the
peak and a park at Buchanan's
birthplace. The snberiptions for
the enterprise hud about all been
subscribed. The then President
of the C. V. K. H., the late Col. T.
1!. Kennedy, had agreed to t-du-twenty
live per cent, of the stock,
for the reason that the road would
be a good feeder U the C. V.
With the prospect that the next
legislature will give trolley com
panies right to carry freight, Mr.
Patterson thinks there ought to be
sullicient inducement lo some one
to build a trolley road into his
county t connect with a Franklin
county line.
Mr. Patterson, who is wide
awake and a student of conditions,
remarked to the Waynesboro
'Zephyr" man that he believed
Fulton county contained po.-.-ihili-tie-
for the development of very
pr.i!i;-thle agricultural undertaking.-.
The mountain si,e are ::d
inirablv adapted for Lrrowinir lo
inaLo". for instance. Tii,: be-; io-nritoe-
are obtained on the I. ill
sides, experience has shown.
Fulton county has never gmwn
fruit on a large sea hi and il i- be
lieved there ouht lo be very pio
lilic orchards there in a few years
if fruit culture was in eiirnrated. -People's
Iieirister.
Wanted at Once.
Wantkij. One man us a saw
yer, apply at once to
II. Kauuch it Sons,
Allen 's Valley,
Kichmond Furnace, P.i.
Mar. 7, tf.
Willi's covu.
April 4. April made it appear
ance V::ry nice with tho exception
of a few April fools.
The sick in the (Jove are slowly
Improving.
John Plessiiiger has moved on
iiis new farm lately purchased of
John Truax near Iddo.
H. C. Mellott is enlarging his
store room at FlicKerville with a
lino lot of uew goods.
Albert Deneen tias moved from
the Denton Mellott farm to the
Iloopengardiior heirs farm.
Augustus Davison, who has
been in West Virginia the past
year, is visiting friends iu the
Cove.
Coitrude Oiarland, who has
been s pen d i n g ,-,o rn e 1 1 m e a t Pi 1 1 s
burg, is visiting her )arent, Mr.
and Mrs. S. N. Cai-land.
Bert Hoes, of Sideling, and
Miss Bertha Sharpe, of the Cove,
spi.-nt Sunday at Ilai coek.
Mr. and Mis ll-en v :- I :; n
gave ;-n oysl.-r supper at
new home last Saturday evenu.u',
(Uito a number being pres i,i..
AH returned to their homes feel
ing that the eveii-iig had b --,
Veil spent.
Isaiah La vtoti, J r , our, ., ... i
a li;;e I else from C rc !:-. :- n
Ii-' week.
t'U'e a number f'-o;i, i; ,. :
a'leeili.il the s-.le of K , I. . r,
at Ivn mavilie lat woi.dr.
No'hir: v. ill relieve lude.'i
t' a! is not a thorough dig . i
K I Dyxpi-psia Cu re ,!.., u
what you eat, and alto-.v. i!..
-to'n;ieh to r.".t i ccniiei ae -
grow stro :g again. A few d,
of K'odol after meals will hooh re.
store- the stomach a .d dices', v.-
oigansto a full perfor-maiice "
the r functions naluraliv S Id ,
by S to u teazle A- f!ro. '
Hnts! Hots!
J Tnuin od, Unlriin
ni.:..l ami Keiulv-to-w
c;ir.
li.ai- a fii i i line el
I I ! ' '-' - i ;i i ., - !i ' 'i ;i -.Vc
I ' I '! ne-sl e- I.,,
i ' !' ii - ii ' ii- i. - a - I o
:i - ai v. A ! -o
S1SB0NS
li lull -t-
I nil l!ie
'i Kili'ls
;i, : r.-i.-t
i I neisl ! -!.
5 I ami .-o re
f CVI'I'V u iillll.
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j Mrs. H. C. IvlcClain,
? Hustontowii, Pa.
looic! Read ! Buy !
Flicbrviile's Bargain Store !
I am new reail.v to open ny New Store ut the little village etUleil
l-'iiekefvillii, which is. near tin; J. kumi (irovo post Ui::o, in Whips Cove.
I V e-iye ymi a Hole sketch of tlai linn which I expect, to handle
a ie 1 tin- pr.iiliice I expect lo t:i!:. in cxcliatiir,-.
Mutter, -JUc ciisli, ami 21r t.ruilc: l-lyjr.s 12c, cash, and l ie trade; Io
ta'ecs, Mciit, I. aril, Mean.-,, Dried Apples, all taken in exchange for
eiiiiij. Muslin lilceciicil am! unb. cached, perenli s, lawns and all kinild
el fancy ires ;:omls. t.a-lies' atci Mi-iscn Dross Skirts frtim $l.j0 up.
I'lulcr .ski i-l s T."c. culii o I to 7c a yard.
Men's ii 1 1 -i-eail -ni n le mrk and dross jiants, 5 c to !2 per pair.
Men's an l hoys' dress hut li-oin ,"i0c. to $1 each; Ladies', Misses and
Children's tniume.l huts from .' c ! f.l.Jj each, cliildrcn's caps i")C each.
Tabic oil cloth 1.1c yard, or l ie by the bolt,, why pay IS lo 20 cents
elsewhere. Straw matting ll'c yard: Ingrain carpet 21c yard; Window
curtains at 71c pair; Curtain I'oics lUc a piece; lied spreads title up.
1 calloti oil cans at 7.7c each, also will fill thein at 10o per gallon,
single gallon l'Jc. Iranuluteil sugar at c: Scrap Hinges, door knobs,
rakes, ho.--, single trees, and all kinds of hardware.
Conic one cmnc all now, no trouble to .show good sell or not.
I'phel-.ti red couches 1, why pay ti or $7 wlicii you can tfet thein
cheaper r.tirgt- Mirrors, nice frames for 1 lixLM 1 .2 . Lad ies' hauddcr
chiefs, ribbons, laces, embroil icrs, and collars for both men and women
D. C. MELLOTT.
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UJEORALGia and
1KIDHEY TROUBLE I
f;i "5 DROPS" Ulccu Intomully. rids the In.
k Of lh poisonous mutter tin J ucnis v hii-ii
are the Uiruut cttUhts or thr'stt ilmr ust-s.
1 Alili.li .1 uvlerieihi. (I off,.,,! .,1 L-, i..
f, aiiint relict from pain, while a per m Mien t v
j euro Is tiulnu ciTi-cu-a by piirityinn the
n
iiiuun, uissoiviiiu' ine 1IUISOIIOUS KUll-
tiiuce and reujuvinu It Iium lUo system. ?
DR. S. D. OLAND
Of Itrnwton, Oa., writoHi
Jt I "I had hoen riuftori r tur a mimhPr nf ytatfi f
wnn i.uiiuitii iki itiieiiumtl 'iii in i.iy trim f .!
lii t Uvr. Mill tri.'l nil ti:n n tijclioK tlit.r I if" 1
fcftither troin lufilh itl wirb, kitil ulho t;oiiHii ilt-i
Willi a iiiiiiil,. r uf the ln at l-tn fiitli.nii, I,. ji louitil t
fi j hlt .I'M " 1 ni. all im'tu'rltK !t hi mj i.raoUut
nu tiling ti.at uu tlt r-(i"f oi.miii"il from ff-.S
e iur riiuuuiBllpm aiiu Hilidri'U illuUitifii,
If you are s'ifti-rlru' wltti lihruumtlsro, f' i
Niuniliiia. Iiuluiy Trniililu or nnv Ion-i- .
ilrit ill '.,.u nt' wi. no t,. ,iu f,.r i .,..1 1.,-... r..'
ot '6-uitoi'S." ana ti-ii it youiiuif. V I
"8-!)H0l'S" can 1)0 Uji ll nnv liirurlh nr I i !
l tlm without ac.uin.ia s "-irug habit"' M
li as it In liiitin-ly li-.-s ot oututii. corui.ie. f t I
HS!'2!,lri""UJ" ttnU i
h ,-'''f;j.,',y,.;-;Tivir;x.,i.,o,M,, H !
Iri 8WAKS0S BKEUWftTIB OUdt CGHPASY, U
y bept. u. luu li.o nircci, cuiu.vii. hi i
, , f.
V,v.) a Farm hi IK -an ., N. .1. or D:l.
Uet, St;,,,s fur iro!i(u!ih! f-irr.i
ii.". Soil till;; pi ..ni to '.'r.'iit Cariu-
el' crop-. ''.,,ir t.i.-trio-ts th'-it,
p;i.y h".-'l prle-i s for yon . product.
I'-.fm l it, ils i i Mieso stutiw rny
s:liei;iiy, sohl ;Uol bought. Write
l'..r p'.i li' uhirs. I). ;. l-'mrK,
lh'J i;. I", Trust I -51.1. . I'hil-ulii.
Wiitkiiicmcn Wauled -Silielo
tiieii uiuler '.'i'i Vein's, to
do fiirm i t ' ! i i n r 7 months m
Wis. S ',"e ' I I ;i n:l I ji ; i i-i 1 for silt-
.-.f k; 1.oi- l ioiiU.
"AI.-.o n I'.iithl'LiI man to run
'i'f-iini llite.her.''
I'n ivi.h'H.i;.ii( n,
( i rville, ()' ,io.
Thur.s'lae, A pril (
'oas. Al-
Ion-ay will s 'i! 1,1-, Mir.
(J. M-
t. '!;ui! fi.-io nca
el l vv'l.
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t-ivos!
a-l tits ix'i's.ii.u iro:."r-
t con.t'ii "in Hurt, ni !! tiovcn i
"I !J lioi'SPs,
''"yy.y, muw.-r, drill Htid otlio- j
f irm luiplei,i('!t,s t , -.'ether with .
uM l.l-'. in il-ehohl ir.io.is. ShIhIo!
L.'in r:t Id o'cloc!; it.
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Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar
Cures all Coughs, and expels Colds from
tho system by gently moving the bowels.
Ti)'0vn and Till a.
Maryland
ic.eli!is 1
Nice climate,
Kasily tilled soil,
I tig crops, .
i li ver-it y of crops,
v lick Transportation fa
cilities, Coiigciiial people,
(mod (diurches and schools.
Send for cat a logue, "
J. Waters Kusscll,
Real Estate Broker,
Chetertown, Kent County,
Md.
Early Risers
Llttto
Tl.o farrous little pills
0. E. McCIain,
Saltillo, le.
W'h'l has sncecssrnll v i,nn, I t.
! Hardware and Furnituro Store since
lsss having failed somewhat in health
li-.i t. I ... l.t
, , " " e
Stock of floods ut Cost.
Hardware of all kinds, llangos,
f?,,"k aml n,,,iUn-' st,jves.
('!ilss. ''"mts. Oil, Fenolng Wire, Bur
Iron and Water l'ipe, Cliamber Hults,
sideboards, (.'ouches, Iron and Wood
' t.-ils. Spring,, MuUresses, Tables,
('linns, Carpets and Wall I'aper
I'n spiels wi'i-o never better for
hi ine
at this stand than at present
and bids fair for increase from now
on, as Hockv Ittdgecoal mini's, newly
oiencd no are not .far olf . (iood ener
getic Inisini-ss man can secure line
chance to t aln my business and con
tinue at Siiilillo, I'n.
1 invite correspondence from un.v
one moaning business.
llespectfully
I). K. M COLA IN.
Cfcnnedy'a Latafivc Honey tnd T
Cures &ll Couahs, and expula Colds front
thv; tystKin by ueiitly movlna tli bowels.
KILL tkz COUCH !
ft oC U R the L U M G & 1
OeA
WITil f!
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XkV aW (7 taf 7 ft
liSr. - . - i CONSUMPTION PrJco
Brjnl '";-' innil EOo$1.0C
t Vvui.U! Fraa Trial.
tvuLti! Fr()4 Trial. I
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For PUov, Owns, Sorus.
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THE
FULTON
COUNTY
NEWS
Covers the Field.
In even
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 bun
day School Lesson,
Helps for Christian
Endeavorers, and a
Good Sermon for ev
erybody. j
THE JOB DEPARTMENT
IS COMPLETE.
SALE BILLS,
POSTERS,
LETTER HEADS,
HYELOPES.
CARDS, Ac,
In fact anything and
everything in the best
.style along that line.
jSample copies of
the NbWS sent to any
of your friends on
request.
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NEW
BUGGIES
My sheds are full of brand
new buo-jrles and watfonn, both
fuetory anil
HAND
a
MADE rfc rfc
and my prlues are as low as the
lowest.
Please rail and see my eon-
vey auoes.
Very truly yours,
W. R. EVANiS,
Hustontown. Pa.
Elodol Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
LAD IES
Srr.i ret
ybR.LA lRANCOS
COMROUHDJ
Safe, Quick, Reliable Regulator
Siilrlur to otliir retnedlM mill at hluh prlcAi.
.'in, viiHrimtf il, 8uri-f-Mfully uiidu by uver
'JOO.OOO W nu.en, 1'rli e. i3 (.... drug
vUi h or liy .nail. TumuuolilaU buoKJut fret.
r. L.aI'rauco, Pklladolpbla, P.
rasusrspkM
REVIVO
IIE8T0HE8 VITALITY
Made a
Well Man
. of Me.
pniuwoEr. xiraivtinmp
proilncea tba above resnlta In SO day. It act)
cow.rdilir au 1 qmukl. Curaa mhm all o.bsrs fall.
Vouug man will ncaln tholr loat aaubood, aad old
ritn will recover tbolr youlhlui nor br tiling
I'. L VIVO. It auloklrsnd surely rloreiN.rou.
L"s, Lost Vitality, Impolenor, Nlilitly KmlMlons,
Lout ronar, f alling- Ueuory, Wutlog Dlseaaas. aud
all tffocu o( asK abusa or axouaand ladtaonitlai),
ttlilci. u&Bta oq for s'udjr, LualnMS ur nisrrlaga. il
notouly cures br starling at the anal of disease, but
less-rest nrv tonlo and bluoil builder, btlug.
I' back tiie pluk clow to pitlo clierke and r.
lorllig th Ara uf youth, ft wards o iniiuilty
ud t'onetiruptlon. luslat oa haying ItEVIVU, do
o'lier, It osn bo carried in yent porket. Il disII,
1.00 porpacksK.or ail (orS.OO, irithapol
iiv wrl.tcD arnaranta Ut car er swland
the muury. H ink null silvira fine. A,i,1ru
BUYAL HEIUCINC CO, X8XV2F'
Fur Kiilo In McCouuellaburK at
W S. DieUr-ou's dr store,
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TUB
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
I1AKI1I KS.
R. M. DOWNES,
First Class
Tonsorial Artist,'
McOONNKI.LSnUHU, i'A
A Uleun Cup and TowhI with r-nch Sim vi
Everytl.lhK Antiseptic.
KtiziTh Mi'rlllv.i'il.
iHT" Shop In room In uh occiipltdliy W lirnkc
ISAAC N. WATSON,
Tonsorial Artist.
Strictly up to 1bi In ll slyli'N of hnir cm.
tlnw. Wulisk, ek.-y hhuvi-is. Uuy-rum, Ci'T.i),!,.
WHoh-huzel. without exirn chiii'KR, 1u-s;i
towel to each customer. LntcHi Impriiveil up.
parittUN for Nlerllir,lnff tools. 1'i.rlunt oppi .ir
Fulton 1 1 oui,e.
LAWYKHS.
M. R. SHAFFNER,
Attorney at Law,
Oflice on Square,
McConnellsburg, Pu
All leKUl bunlneND and collections entruntt-il
will eoclve direful and prompt attention.
CIU'KCHFS.
Frrshyterian. Kev. w. A. West,
D D., Pastor. Treadling- services
each alternate Sabbulh at 10:30 a. m.
and every Sunday evening at 7:0.
Services at Green Hill on altpriifite
Sabbaths al 10:.'i0 a. tn. Sabbntli
school at 0:15. Junior Christian J' n
leavor at 2:00. Christian Kndea i or
at 0:00. Prayer meeting VVednest' uv
evening at 7:00.
Methodist upisuoj-al Rev. .1. V.
Adams, Pastor. Sunday School
at 8:30 a. m. Preaching every other
Sunday mornin(f at 10:30 and every
Sunday evening at 7:00. Kpwortii
Lrapue at (1:00 r. m. Prayer nieetin;;
Thursday evening at 7:00.
UN1TKU PKKSUYTrlKIAN Kev. J. L.
Grove, Pastor. Sunday school ut U:,!il
a. m. Preaching every Sunday morn
ing at 10:30, and every other Sundnv
evening at":00. The alternate Sabbnlii
evenings are used by the Young I Vo
ple'g Christian Union at 7:00 p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evenine
at 7:00.
K.VANGE1.1l,Ai. IjI'THKUAN Kev. A.
G. Wolf, l'usior. Sunday school 9:1".
a. m. Preaching every other Sunday
morning at 10:30 and every other Sun
day eveninp at 7:00. Christian Kn
deavor at 6:00 p. m. Prayer meeting
on Wednesday evening at 7:00.
RKKOnMicu--llev. C. il. Smith, I'ns
tor. Sunday school at 0:30 a. m.
Preaching un alternate Sabbaths at
10:00 a. m. ami 7:00 p. m, Christian
Endeavor at, 0:00 p. m. Praor met t
ing on Wednesday evening at 7:00.
TKBMS OF Cllt HI.
The-first term of the Courts of pi
ton county in the year shall eomniei
on the Tuesday following the seco
Monday of January, at 10 o'clock a.
The second term commences on t
third Monday of March, at 2 o'ch,
p. m.
The third term on the Tuesday r,
following tho second Monti nv of'jv.i
it 10 o'clock a. m.
Tho fourth term on the iii st. Munii
Celt. her. v, '! o'clock p. ni.
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iioKnrnii oi i ici.ii.
Justice of the Peace-L. II. Wihle,
M. V. Nace ' s
Constable D. T. Fields.
liurgess W. H. (ireathead.
Clouncilmen Jaeou Koi,, Tliomns
N. Ilainmil, Win. 11. Nesbit.
Clerk Kdward Shin-er.
School Directors -Thus. V. Sloan,
lohn A. Irwin, John Comerer, C. I'.'
Stevens, S. Ii. Wool let, I. U. Wilile.
Hoard of Health If. S. Wishart, M.
D.; pres. J. W (ireathead,; see'v. C
W. Hays: W. L McKIbbin, M. i)., J.
W. MoBser, M. 1).
GENERA I. MKKCTOUY.
President J ndge Hon. S. Mc. Swope.
Associate Judges--W.H. Bender, 1).
T. Humbert.
Prothonotary, Arc Geo. A. Harris.
District Attorney George B. Dan
iels. Treasurer A. C. Lauver.
Sheriff J. G. Alexander.
Deputy SherilT-W. H. Nesbit.
Jury Commissioners H. C, Muiu
raa, Bennett A. Truax.
Auditors D. II. Myers, Aaron M.
Garland, W. Grant Wink.
Commissioners S. (' :.n,.r.., M ...
C. Davis, S. A Nesbit. '
Clerk -ii. Frank Henry.
County Superintmitlent- Chas. K
carton.
Attorneys W Scott, Alexandor. J.
u.nuu oitra, j nonius r . fiioan, r .
McN. Johnston. M. II. Kl
B. Daniels, John P. Sipes, S. w!
Kirk, P. P. Lynch, II. N. Sipes.
SOCIETIES
Odd Fellows M'Crinnnl luKnwT ,1 . ..
No. 744 meetR avapv Tifiilov A.,r,r.in.. T..
J m. . .u j v . glum I,,
tne Comerer Building In McConnelis-
Fort TJl.tlRloM Tjrl.m M Am '..
IJ X 1,11 I j M
every Saturday evening In the Cromer
"""""Hi i rot'f ijitiiieton,
Wells Vallflu T.iiilitn M im ... .
every Sat-jrday evening lu Odd Pel -
i.Fo umi at vv eijg i ajinery.
Harrisonvtlln T.iul
every Saturday evening in Odd Fel
uB uau at tjarrisonvlllo.
Watfirfllll T,nrlir Vii 711 ..
- - wuft. V , , t tt 1 1 H -1 ' L 3 t. V
ery Saturday evening in Odd Fellows'
Mull U. Ulnl.....,, II Villi. .
Warfordshuro-T.firlira ni ...
, ' n ' ' -'l' . uiciKta
In WarfordHhurir ai-ai'v ti.i,,H,i,,.,
. n - - , .wuu.uuv
evening.
King PostG. A. P.. No. 3t,r. meess in
McConnellsburir In T 1,1,1 I.V.l l,,,.,ui nn
the first Saturday In every month at 1 ,
p. ....
Royal Arcanum, Tuscarora Council,
NO. 121. meet,!, on nil Ant. la XI. ......
, , , -" ' " " I'lllliu.v
evenings In P. O. S. of A. Hall, in
iiu,uuueiisuurg.
WashlnL'ton C HiTi n No. 417 P n c
A., of New Grenada, meets every Sat
urday evening In P. O. S. of A. Hall.
WaHhi.n'ton flkmn. Vi-, u ti a
--r, 1 l . . u.g,
OTA., liustoritown. mnpi u nunpu c ,...
urday evenina in I. O. S. of A. Hall.
John Q. Taylor Post G. A. R., No.
580, meets every Saturday, on or lust
preceding full moon in Lashlev hall,
at 2 p. m., at Buck Valley.
Woman'i Relief Corps, No. 80
meets at same date and place ut 4 p.m.
Gen. D. H. Mcl-ril.hln TVUr. m jno
O. A. U., meets the second and fourth
Haturaaji In eaoh month at Pleasant
Ridge
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