i I ; N CuUNiV NEWS !
! Lbllh'd Every Thursday. :
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AK"JONNfcLLSBURG. PA.
JULY 5,1006.
I' ihlished Weekly. 1.00 per
Annum in Advance.
ATiVlllTISINil HATCH !
Per iitmre of s ;ine 3 tiler I'
l'ir Ktjiii.r.' ciiL'h stilisetiiirnt. Insertion . . . . M. i
AM ;itviTt!i.mi'n! h iniertcil for 1cm than!
t h rt:r njor: ..hs churired by the square
y inns. (J inos. 1 yr.
One-fourth t'lilnun.
OnM,.lf enlunin
)ne Ooiutii'i
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Ni.t.hm
I'rof ;s
: 'nierteil for less thun fl
iiem! Curds one year 1
Harvest days are now here.
John J n.-ksnn anil Charles Lodge
are n.iu spending their summer viu-ii-t
i i i; at their respect i ve hollies.
George . I.vneh hail the misfortune
to have one of his horses badly hurt
one day la.-t week,
'The Children's service at McKendree
was well rendered and mueh praise in
due to flip worthy Supt. M. W.Hixson.
Anions tlie guests of Mrs, Klliot.
I.odtre's family last Sunday were Mark
Lodge und Harold Kirk of Wells Val
ley, and John and Hunter .laekson of
Akersville.
I ! rti i n W i 1 1 i ti n i u cot 11 rrwul f nnm H-i1 -
ford to her home at Akersville last
week. ,
Craee and Claude Smith of Emma-
vill.., and Ada. Klla and Sebert Bar-
ton
.f Crystal Springs, attended the
I '1,11,1,.,.,,'.! . ,.t tirl.. I'limu.l
last snmlav'eveoinsr. ' ;
Mi s. Sarah F, l'.arton spent a couple
of days last week with the family of IT.
X. Harton.
Mr. and Mrs Watson I 'lcssiugetyiinl
Mrs. Kuiery Diehl spent Sunday with
the family of John I). Smith at Kinina
vi lie.
Willard 1 "lessinger spent Sunday
with Ira Miller.
Many Live 1 1)0 Years.
The chances for living a full
century aro excellent in the case
of Mrs. Jennie Duucau, of Hay
nesville, Me., now 70 years old.
She writes : "Electric Bitters
cured me ol chronic dyspepsia of
3-cars standing.and made me feel
as well and strong as a young
girl." Electric Bitters cure
stomach and 1 i or diseases, blood
disorders, general debility and
bodily weakness. Sold on a guar
an tee at Trout's druir store.
Price only ."vie.
Early Forecasts for Fanners.
A practical test of the plan to
supply the laivners living on the
rural free delivery mail routes
with weather forecasts li! hours '
earlier than those now sent out
will be tniule by the postotlice de- ,
partino:it and the weather bur
eau. Postmaster Genera Cortel-
you now lias the matter under ,
consideration. ; Beatrice Riggleman, of Thomas,
The plan is to have the weather ! y. Va., is the guest of Rev. A. O.
bureau telegrapli the morning Powers.
forecasts to t ie postmasters in ' E. C. Peck and daughter Mm
the rural towns f.-om which the uie of Kingman, Kan., are the
mail is sent to tliC farmerr. These ,.. of the former- hr,.o,0rc
Iio.stmasVM-s will oe provided with
rubber stamps with which the'
will stamp tii.' weather predic
tion on the back of each letter
that passes through their offices.
Wanted at Once.
.' an'1'i:i. One man as a saw
.V ' 1 applv '.'.t once to
II. Kai.uach ev Sons,
Allen's Valley,
Richmond Furnace, Pa.
Mar. 7. tf.
Personals.
Sunday evening July stli,
ii-k, the Kev. John flecker
' preach in the ( ireen Hill
i in next
of Iowa, will
M . !'.. eluirch.
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j
in
eki-t was lost either
.
uil or 011 Liie oii-,t- nan vroiiuu yes- i
t.rilav
n v. al t
The
1 hv
liiKier will he suitalily
lea v in-r it HI. I liis olUce.
1 .11 t. .--uiiday morn in
S lleclter of Ml. 1'le;
the I lev. John
ant, Iowa, de
I a v.-ry
iiiterestinn and insli-uc
n the Siioain M. K.
t i , o scrim Ml
chill ell.
There will be preaching by Rev.
Pitlenger in the M. Zion M. E.
churcli next, Sundr.y afternoon,
July Mb, at ?:.',) o'clock. Every
body come.
l.usT. -A fralciniiy pin i'ohli hc
tweeu Wclistcr Mills and I'nlon eeine
tcry. iVflucday ufternoon, A llheral
l-ewui-il will he paid for its return to
Fir. Sappintrton, Wclist.-r Mills.
n the !d of June at Silomn,
in th j
afli-ru'cin, t cut y-seven
undulate 1
were liaptred hy the l.'ev. .) (.'.Crimes
of McCoiinellshiir. Seven were ini
mersnd and twenty, sprinkled. In
Sunday July 1st, the candidates were
received Into full connection with the
th urch.
A Children's day service was held lu
the Kboneer M. K. church on lustKuu
day aft'-rnoou. A very interest Inif
proirame wag rendered. Mis Jessie
Hard deserven much credit for what
he did In helping to make the pro-Ki-m
a su"ce,r.
clear miuib.
Harvest is hero -itid tho farm-
ers re busy with their grain.
Quite a lot of our you n; folks
attended children's service at,
Dublin Mills last Sunday nirlit.
K. U. Cromwell is engaged in
hauling posts for the new church
yard at his place.
Mrs. li. K. Brown is bettor at
this wntinu.
Harvey N. Walker called at A
V. Brown's on business.
An Annoyance.
n last Sunday evenicp; du ring
service iu the Green Hill M. K.
churcli a littla intruder came troin
its haunts aud greatly disturbed
the sanctity ot the service by run
ning up and down the aisles of
the church. The congregation
hopes this may uot occur again.
It is always well to have a box
of salve in the house. Sunburn,
cuts, bruises, piles aud boils yield
to DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
Should Keep a box on hand at all
times to provide for emergencies.
For years the Standard, but fol
lowed by many imitators. He
sure you get the genuine DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve. Sold by Stout
eagle A Bro.
PLEASANT grove.
Uussel riessinger and Hlanctie
: and Clyde Smith were guests of
' )liver Piessinger, Sunday.
David Garland and family visit-
ed Allen Smith's, Sunday,
Lee Fuuk and Ksta Hart and
. PnnW n.
Needmore, at-
tended meeting at this place Sat
urday evening.
Pearl Hill spout Sunday with
Blanche and Jennie Truax.
Job Plessinger and wile and
Blair Garland and George I'los
singer visited B. H- Truax's,
Sunday.
Samuel Truax aud wife visited
Mae Mellott's Sunday.
l'ausy aud Pearl Morgret visit
ed Queen and G race Lake recent
ly. There will be preaching at
Pleasant Grove next Sunday af-
ternoon, at 3 o'clock.
Basket Picnic.
The Clear Ridge Sunday school
will hold a basket picnic in the
1 rove, Saturday, July lth. At
thta time the Ladies' Aid Society
will offer for sale a fancy quilt
with fiOO names worked on it.
Able speakers will deliver ad
dresses, and refreshments will
be served. The Clear Ridge
band will furnish music for the
occasion.
MULDYUIKi;.
Mrs. S. L. Wink spent Monday
with her mother in this place.
Frauk Mellott, we are sorry to
state, was taken down with ty-
IOid fever last week.
Thompson and Eli, and of other
1 friends of his boyhood o'ays.
; Rev. Martin Powers, of Marion,
! Ohio, who had beer spending
; some time with his brotlu r here
I left last Monday for Piedmont,
! W. Va
I Sijuire Gariand is old bachelor
I Hut ing the absence of Mrs. Gar
Maud who is spending sometime
j with her sick mother at Mr-Con-I
nellsburg.
! Dr. J. B. Mellott and family are
i visiting friends at, and near Ev
I erott.
j Mrs. A. T. Wink, who had been
I very much indisposed for several
weeks, we are glad to state is very
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tu ucn oeitei .
Mrs. Robert Dixonandehildron
of Pittsburg, came home last Sun
day to spend some time with her
mother, Mrs. A. Kuriyan, who
has been for some time, and still
continues to be very' unwell.
Davy Stevens and his best girl,
Miss Maude Clark, are going to
take in the excursion to Pen Mar
on the Ith. Gossip suspicious a
wedding, but we must wait to
know.
Veteran W. H Wink was given
quite a surprise last Sunday by
his friends in the wav of a bi.-lh-
day dinner. Billy has been on 1
the picket post many a time, but
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However he seemed to ve.y much
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Btrk Wanted.
A large quantity Hock-oak and
Hemlock bark, I'.miJ peel, for j
which the highest cash prices j
will bo paid. For prices, address 1
or apply in person to
Kaltillo Taknehy,
,pr. 10, I'm Baltillo, Pa.
THE FOURTH.
Big Day In McCunncllsbiirx. Weather
Fine and Large Crowd Present.
Program Carried Out.
somcthin" doiv the whole day.
The Fourth in McCon lellsourg,
wis all right, and those vvho bad
the management of the ailair are
to ho congratulated. The wenth
er man could i.ot hdve pluum-d
more wisely. The clouds looked
threatening enough in the morn
iny; to make many farmers believe
that it would be a poor harvest
day; aud many of them took the
day oil, that would otherwise have
staid at home. Toward noon the
clouds disappeared, and with the
exception of a little shower 11 the
afternoon, the weatlvr all -lay was
ideal.
By eight o'clock the streets
were lined with visitors, and by
ten, there was a crowd hero such
as has not been here since the
Centennial. The buildings were
copiously decorated with bunting
and Hags, and arches were erect
ed in several places on Water
street, so that the old town pres
ented a gala appearance.
About ton o'clock the parade,
which was composed of the fun
niest looking fantastics, indus
trial and historical lloats, led by
live marshals aud two bauds the
McConnellsburg aud the Mercers
burg made a display that ivas
well wort!) taking a day olf to see.
At one o'clock the bands led the
lovers of the ball game to Wag
ner's field, just to the left of the
Forks of the pike, where the Ed
eusville team and the MeConnells
burg team crossed bats. As the
Edeusville peoole had been invit
ed to help entertain the crowd
that day, our boys were good to
them, and Xev tossed them nhe
balls, and our fielders were not
particular about holding the nail
when it dropped into their hands
on a lly, and just let their visitors
trot around the diamond until
to save them from becoming over
heated they were sent out into
the tield again to get some rest.
Of course our boys did not scoi e
any points,- didn't want to, you
know.
At three o'clock the tourna
ment took place on the Commons
on the northeast of town. This
attracted much attention. Nine
Sir Knights rode for the honors.
The riders were Dr. and Walter
Sappington, (.Jam Patterson, and
Frank Duil'v, of Webster Mills;
and Waiter R. Sloan, Alex Patter
son, Mark Dickson, and Dan and
Hal Trout, of this place.
Frank Duffy won the honor of
crowning the "Queen," aud plac
eu the coveted wreath on the
brrw of his wife; D. F. Trout won
second, and crowned Miss Mayo
Johnston, first maid of lienor;
Dr. Sappington won third and be
stowed the honor on his wife:And
Waiter Sappington w n the priv
ilege of crowning M;ns Jess Dick
son third infill of ti 'iior.
Dan Trout, Dr. Sappington,
and Cain P.itntrson entered for
the running race. Mr. Patter-1
son won nnd carried oil' the cash
pri.e of live dollars.
This ended the formal program
until evening, when there was a
tine display of lireworks, balloon
ascensions, rockets and cannon
crackers galore. The band had
ei ected tables on the public green
west of the Court House, and a
festival was held lasting until
midnight.
The order during the day and
evening was as good as one ever
sees 0:1 occasions of this kind.
There was little diuukenness
scon on the streets, and but one
arrest was mad", and that was
due to the fac t that the man w ould
riot listen to the eoin inon sense
advice of his friend -,
Try a little K'H.. f r )ys ep
ia. lifter vo-ir meals. Sec tin.
llT..,.t it w.ll ro.l m-.. ,, v..-.r ir-i.-
era! foel'mtr by digesting your
food and helpii ;r your stomach to
i.'el itself into hit;io. Many stom
achs are overworked to the point
where tliev ci-fiiso to at, furlhoi-
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.while its recoustruc' ive proper-
;.M t Kt liU;h M int
I .1
v'ukiiil; iiio:i, i'iuoi leneviis
tlatulenee, sour stomach, palpita
tion of the heart, Oelchinj.', etc
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ouu r.M,r.u5'' .. Jrn' '
I-'oi xn :--( )n South Second
slrner, Monday morning, a pair
of spectacles and a case, Owner
can tret same at thisotHc by pay.
'ng fr this notice,
BARGAINS
In Trimmed and.JJn
trimmed Hals.
I trim all hats free of
eharue. That you may I let
ter underst and what this of
fer menus. 1 ill illiiMruic
a hat purchased unt rimmed
Hinl trimmed fi ec of charge
t ine I'r- 1 ch Ch'.p I :ai
l.4!t: 4 yds. all silk ril.l.en
lit "1; yd., l .nil: spi 11 y of
roses, "."m- ; Lining fie.; mak
ing the lot at cost for the at
tractive Hat hut
I have a full line of line
Tuscans hi natural color, and the new Sa ilers nre
here for you:- inspection. Hats from ." up.
Mrs. H. C. McClain,
I I LI S t O M t o w
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Bi& Underselling
Store.
HURRAH! FOR THE
FOURTH OR JULY.
Special reductions from now until after the Fourth.
.Ml roads lead to McCotmcl i sl n jr on the Fourth. While
in town, call at our store and see oar beautiful line of hats,
belts, ribbons, etc. ( lur llower- and foliape nre exquisite.
( ome and see them.
We assure you. yon will be delighted wi-h the hariraitis
you may secure. ,
I'.very body welcome. Stoi opposite I'oslollice.
McConncllsburfj, Pa.
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INew Grocery Store I
I take the pleasure in anm
tn-llshur and vicini'y, tha
date Crocery intne Si pes
store.
My stock consists of e-.,
class Crocery. Xothiny 01
If you use tobacco i 1 any.
also have a nic slock oi n
National lliscuit Co's. o , . i
t he factory. ( 'ome in and :
I lupine to 1 ive a share
-v N'oui's for
E. R. M'CLAIN.
.McConnellsburg, Pa.
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I W. M. Comcre'r
1
t ai;cnt for
' THE GEISER MAKDFAC
TRIKG COMP.KY
I BURNT CABINS, PA.
I for the sale of True' inn ami
f I'ol-table I'.Jn'uies, Coi.-ollne,
f Separatoi's, Clover lluilers,
j Sawn il Is, ,Vr,
I'.njr'mes on hand a! I. the tiun .
NEW
BIJGGIES
My she
l!l' bileeil'S
laetorv and
is are
a lii-
iil II r,f brand
i'a;;ons, hot.li
HAND
MADE
lowe-t.
I'
a.e call aiei see my eon-
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B. EVANS,
Ilustontown. Pa.
I ' 11 1 1 o 11 County Hank
of McConncllsburK-
Ha removed to Us new r
1
a.
mis in
A. I'. Nai'e's build in, opaosite tlie
I'ostoltiee and Ci (iiitlieail ' it store.
Will do a tzeiicrtil banking leisi
neH as usual.
Depositors have security of nvci
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS.
YAm. H.
Nelnon,
r ashler
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I I have opened
ellOlll. Opposite
it izens of MeCon
a new and up-io-I
Hckson's Iruy
1 tiii'l in a lii'st-
t hi !,
VOll Wll'l
Ul' stale-
ever,. t h if i fresh,
nd see my line. I
a lull line of The
ti M'lll.
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nine in
lis, and
Is. wliii h I havi
just received In
oin
"t a sampl.i.
of your patronayi
fa it- dealine.
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CUMIBS 0
RHEUMATISM
LUMBAGO, SCIATICA
NEURALGIA and
KIDNEY TROUBLE
"I IH0PS" tulieii internally, rida the blood
of the uoIhuuouh mutter and aclda wlilcn
are Hie direel cuUNt'i of Ibeae diBeasea.
Apiiliml ejciernaily It afforda alumal In
turtl relief from naln, while a permanent
cure la beina eneoted by purlfylnv the
blood, dissolving- the nolaonoua sub
tauce and removing il from ibe ayatem.
DR. S. D. BLAND
Of Itrwton, Oa.. wrliflt
'I had tiMti 'itrnrHr for a nnmhw of yMn
wlih ,I.umliuo mid HlioiiDifttlHitt lu nit inui
kml InKi.Riid tritlU th rtiuiliua tht 1 cuuld
IfiitLtwr fruiu aidl M wurki, &ud tlao oomultd
Willi a uuuilitir of tit (!, lh luUnt, but round
-......a, mm . tnv a? 1 lei uiitaiuwi irntD
"t lw H." 1 Khali prwrlbe It 1 uiy uraUUM
tor rtiiumUm aud kiudritd
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If you are aufferlnir with Itheumatlam.
NeuralKla, Kulni y Trounle or anv kin
dred illNeufie, write to ua for a trial bottle
of ' B-bUOl'S." aud leal it youraeif.
'S-UMOPS" can be used any leniftb of
time without aciiulrlna a "drug bublt."
aa It la entirely fr of opium, cocaine,
aloobol, laudanum, and otber ilmilar
liiliredienta.
L,ar(fi Hue Hefile, uB.niinia(aoDDaMa)
l.OO. or Mil by UruxaUta.
j IWANSOa IHEUIfUTIG 0URE COMPAIY,
I lrpk !. lu Laka aureel, ilkbiaaa.
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He famous littlo pills
S ihs, ribe for thn "News, 'only
l Oi 1 year.
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THE
FULTON
COUNTY
NEWS
Covers the field.
In every part of the
County faithful re
porters in located
that gather the daily
happenings.
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Then there is the
State and National,
News, War News, a
Department for the
Farmer and Aechan
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. : THE JOB DEPARTMENT t
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I 10 UUllir LJD1 D.
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SALE BILLS,
POSTERS,
LETTER HEADS,
HVELOPES,
CARDS, 4c,
In fact anything and
everything in the best
style along that line.
t i Sample copies of
the News sent to any
of your friends on
request.
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t'odol Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
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an&ta REVIVO
RESTORES VITALITY
119
"Made a
Well Man
nEVIVO nujVTESIDY
i.roitiieea lino reMilta In 80 luya. It acta
ninvertully unilquii kly. (.111 es when others full.
onmr men i nn nviiiu thiilr lost niunhood. and
eld men n.ny rerovi-r their youthful vluor bv
-isin ICIiVIVO. It quickly and quietly re-.iiov.-s
NurvousnesB. Lout Vllulliy, Keiuiil
Wciilcnokx such us l.oHt Fewer, FuiliiiK Memory
WiisiiuK DIhciikiih, nnd ellerts of anlf-ubuse or
excels und indiscretion, which unllts one for
study. buslncsH or niurrliit-e. It not only cures
by stiirtliiif at the ent of dlKOasft. but lsu (trtut
in'i- to.ile mid blood builder, brhiKlnK
11:11k the iliikluwla nnle tlieekann.l re
morlnif the lire ol youth. It wiuiN off an
1rimhlndlscii.se. Insist on having ICI'.VI ,
;;o other. It can be curried In vest nockot. lly
mull. 91.00 per puckau-e, or six for Wu
nlvo free uilvlee nnd counsol to all who wish It.
with viiiirnu tee. Chi ulnrs frue. Address
ROYAL MEDICINE CO., Marjne Bldg.. Chicasot III
l-'or salp iu Mt Cont illsbnr;
V'. S. Dickson ' drug; storr.
at
i'.ennecly's Laxative Honey r.nd Tai
'uri'S all Couohs, and expels Colds front
system by gently inovlng lbs bowels.
liHICHESTEiS'S ENGLISH
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CHIOHHHTKB OHMMIOAt. CO.
tluo Hilliin N!uur, I'llll.A., PA..
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LA D I E S
)Dr. La Franco's??
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Safe, Quick, Reliable Regulator
aMipurMtr i' miiiT rointi iumi an ihkh y n-uai.
Cum h''iHrnultHl, iurcfiiiifulljr imea by over
'JOO.OIrU (hih-ii, lr. i3 OuIh, driiv
wtaiKtir lv mail. 'lusnluioulttU A txtokit-t (rt-i.
lr. UFrauvo, Phlladlplilu, .
W Early Risers
The famous little pills.
dr-1..-n4H:3.1J.T?
CURES WHEHE ALL ELSE FAILS
Beet Couf h Syrup. Tastea Cord.
Use In lima, Sold by diugultla.
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
JlAKIll HS.
R. M. DOWNES,
l-'IKST CLASS
Tonsorial Arms 1,
Me.OONNr.U.SniJIttl, 1'A.
A Clean Cup and Towel with pnch Shave.
Kterythlnir Atitlsepllo.
' IlitKors lerlllx.d.
I'SfMhop In r."in llitelv occupied by Kil Hriike
ISAAC IN. WATSON,
Tonsorial Artist.
Kt Hotly up to date In all at vies of hair cut.
II11K yuiek. eiiyy shaves. Iiay-rum, Creams.
Witch-hazel without extra ohftiKe. Kresh
towel to each euMuuicr l.titest llnproveil up
liHinlun for stcrtllzliiK tools 1'urlors upbosm.
r'ulton House.
I.AWVtRH,
M. R. SHAFFNER,
Attorney at Law,
Office on So ua re,
AkConnellsbur, Pa.
All leifal bus.ncss and colleotiona entrusted
will eucive careful and prompt attention
ClltRCHF.S.
Pkksbytkrian. Kev. W. A. Went,
D U., Wastor. Preaching services
each alternate Sabbath at 10:30 a. in.
and every Sunday evening at 7:(K).
Services at Green Hill tin alternate
Sabbaths at 10:30 a. m. Sabbuth
Bohool at 9:1.1. Junior Christian Ku
deavor at 2:00. Christian Kndeavor
at 6:00. Prayer meei.injr Wednesday
eveninff at 7:00. 1
Methodist h;iiscopal Rev. J. C.
Grimes, Pastor, Sunday School
at 9:30 a. m. 1'reo.chlnp; every other
Sunday niornlnjf at 10:30 anil 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 9:30
a. m. Preaching every Sunday morn
ing at 10:30, nnd every other Sunday
evening at 7:00. The alternate Sabbath
evenings are used by the Young Peo
ple's Christian I'nion at 7:00 p. in.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at 7:00.
iwanc:ki.r.Al. j.uthkran Pvev. A.
G. Wolf. Pastor. Sunday school 9:15
a. n. Preaching every other Sunday
morning at 10:30 and every other Sun
day evening at 7:00. Christian Kn
deavor at 6:00 p. 111. Prayer meeting
ou Wednesday evening at 7:00.
Reformed Rev. C. M. Smith, Pas
tor. Sunday school at 0:30 a. m.
Preaching un alternate Sabbaths at
10:00 a. m. and 7:00 p. m, Christian
Kndeavor at 6:00 p. in. Prayer meet
ing on Wednesday evening at 7:00.
HOHOI GH Ol I'ICFHS.
Justice of the Peace L. H. Wille.
M W. Nace
Constable O. T. Fields.
Burgess W II. Greathead.
Councilmen .laoon Kotz, Thomas
N. Hammil, Wm. H. Nesbit.
Clerk Kdwurd Shirrer.
School Directors Thos. P. Sloan,
John A. Irwin, John Comerer, C. U.
Stevens, S. 11. Woollet, I,. H. Wible.
Hoard of Health II. S. Wlshart, M.
O.: pres. J. W. Ci-entliem me'v 1:
VV. Iluys; V. I.. .McKlbliin, M. I).
.V. Mosser, M. D.
.1.
13 EN ERA I, Dl K KCTO R V ,
President Judge Hon S.Mc. Swopp.
Associate Judges--W.Il. Hcnder, I).
T. Humtiert.
Prothonotary, ic. Geo. A. Harris.
District Attorney George H. Dan
iels. Treasurer A. C. I.auver.
Sherilf J. G. Alexander.
Deputy Sheriff W. H. Nesbit.
Jury Commissioners II. C. Mum
ma, Dennett A. Truax.
Auditors I ). II. Mvers, Aaron M.
Garland, W. Grant Wink.
Commissioners S. C. Gracey, Wm.
C. Davis. S. A. Nesbit.
Clerk rt. Frank Henry.
Cormty Superintendent - Chas. K
Darton.
Attorneys W Scott Alexander, J.
Nelson Slpes. Thomas P. Slonn. l.'.
McN. Johnston, M. H. ShalTner, Geo
. uanieis. jonn I'. Sljies, S
Kirk, F. P. I.ym-h, 11. N. Sipes.
TFRMS OF COl RT.
The llrst term of the Courts of Ful
ton county In the year shall commence
on the Tuesday following the second
Monday of January, at 10 o'clock a. m.
The second term- commences on the
third Monday of March, at t o'clock
p. m.
The third term on the Tuesday nexl
following the second Monday of June,
at 10 o'clock a. m.
The fourth term on the first Monday
October, t I o'clock p. m.
SOC1I -TIES
Odd Fellows .M'C'ounellsburgl.oilg.'
No. 744 meets every I rkfn v evening in
tne Comerer Iluilding In MoC'oniiel.'x
burg. Fort Littleton Lodge No. 484 meet
ftvery Saturday evening In th C.mn..
building at Fort Littleton.
Wells Valley Lodge No. 607 meets
3veTV Saturday eveninir In (VM
lows' Hull at Wells Tannery.
llarrisonvllle Lodwe No. mi
every Saturday evening in Odd F.-l
iows nan hi, uurrisonv 1 e.
WutHI-fllll LodL'8 N1. 773 mania ei.
t.ry Saturday evening in Odd Felloes'
n 1 1 ... ir ......... 1 1 ...ii v
nil ui vv uLcriuu ivillis,
Warfordsbur? Lodi'e No. 1101 mwn
in Warfordsbnro- evm.u Kiii.iir.il,. u
evening. .
KintrPostG. A P. N .'tiir. moo... 1..
McConnellsburg In Odd Fellows' Hull
the llrst Sa'unlay In every month ai 1
p. in.
fviivnl A 11 r ,1 m Tniu,.., 1 1. . . 11
, ... M w ...wuueii
No, 121, meet on alleriinto Momlat
evenings In P. O. S. of A. liatl. '.
McConnellsburg,
Washinirton Camp No. 407. P. ). w.
A., of h (ircri'iibi. meets every Slit
urd-iy ev.-niiiL' in I'. 1 . s. of A, Tluil.
Washliigton Camii, No. f.;1, P. O..
of A.; Ilustontown, meets every Snlnr
urday evening In P. O R. of A. Hull,
JohnQ. Taylor Post G. A. It., No.
f89, meets every Saturday, on or just
preceding full moon in Lash ley hull,
at 2 p. in., at Unci; Valley.
Woman's Relief X'orps, No.
Hi)
meets at same date and placa at 4
p. til
Oen. D. B. MeKlbbln Post No.402,
O. A. S., meets the second and four; I:
rlaturuays Id each month at pla"Hnt
Ridge. .
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