H.I-UN COUNTV NEWS
i w.bli5.h d h'vcry Thursday. !
c ... f'.-M, Editor and Proprietor.
AWCONNELLSBURG, PA.
JULY 19,1906.
r '.IMishod Weekly. 1.00 per
Annum in Advance.
I'crsiin.irr or x lltn" .1 tlmen II W.
I'it M(iiiin ':tfh wutTst'iiui't't Insortlon.... M1
All advertisements inserted far less than
firee months irhurtfril by the square.
;t tuns. I tftuos. i t yr.
I ino-Tonr-t l! eoimun
One-li.l. f eoiutun
One Column
t OP I no. (to
:.!l. 40.00 S0.00
4(1 HI. I Wi.00. I Th.00
S-t'; ,r insiTted for Ipss than '
l'ro' ss'onui Curds one year f
1)1 H TO OLD MMDS.
nJ It's All Explained hy Silence, Too.
Can you toll me the reason, tor
Hit' fresh health v appearance of
tho lOnyl imIi poopleV" inquired an
Aiimm ii.':in tourist of liis compan
ion. "Thuir complexion is far
superior to ours or our couutry
iiih) over the herring pond."
"Well, 1 know what an eminent
scientist saj-s. "
"Anil what reas n does he ud
vance Well, he says it is all owing to
the old maids. "
"( .ving to old maids ! You sur
prise me. "
"Fact. He figures it out this
way. Now. you know the English
are very l'ond of roast heef."
'Hut what has that to do with
oldmaid.s-r"
'(J.i slow. This genuine Eug
lip.li beef is tne best and most nu
tritious beef in the world, and it
imparts a heautiful complexion."
"Well about the old maids."
"H' .ld on. You see, the excel
lence of this English beef is clue
exclusively to led clover. You
re arli that?"
'All but the old maids. They
are still hovering in theshadows. "
' '.Veil, this red clover is en rich
oil, sweetened and fructified by
Ivj in blebees.
"Cut where do the old maids
come in V said th.i inquisitive
American, wiping his brow wear-
iiy.
"Why it is as plain as the nose
on your face. The only enemy of
the 1m in blebee is the field mouse. "
"Uut what have roast beef, red
clover, bumblebees and lieid mice
to do Willi old maids
"Why. you must be very ob
tuse. Don't you perceive that
the bumblebee would soon De ex
terminated by the field mice if it
were not for ---"
"Old mauls
"No; if it were rot for cats, and
the old maids of old England keep
the country thoroughly stocked
up with cats, and so we can di
rectly trace the effect of the rosy
English complexions to the benign
cause of English old maids at
least that's what the scientist
sa s about it. Science makes
ele;:r many mysterious tilings."
--Tit Hits.
Dues evil still, your whole life till V
) i,,i s woe betide 'i
You- thoughts on suicide';'
You oei-.-d a pill !
Nvjw fur proseand facts DeWitt's
Lit'-I" Early itisors are the most
ple.isant and reliable pills known
to day. '1 hey never gripe. Sold
by S' uuteatrle ,v. Urn.
The Wehsters.
A mem tier of the Nebraska
Le:.'i-i ..tare was making a speech
ri'i some momentous question,
a id. m concluding, said :
"In the words of Daniel Web
site, who wn te the dictionary,
'I live me Hoci'ty or give me
death I' "
t )ne of iiis colleiiguc-s pulled at
his coat aud whispered : "Daniel
Webster did not write the dic
tionary; it was Noah."
"No ih, nothing!" replied the
speaker. "Noah built the ark."
A Perplexed Bridegroom.
Iw son "Do you tatte this wom
an for better or worse V
Briilegroom "Well, 1 can't ex
actly say. Uer people think it's
for better, but mine think it's for
worse." Life.
Whit It Cost to Live in 1828.
From a Heading newspaper
published May 2, tho follow
ing prices show the cost of living
then : Batter IU cents a pound;
caickens, 3 cents a pair; turkey
75 cents a pair; coal, .1a ton; ham
6 cent a pound; whiskey, 22 ents
u gl!.:; ".(!.', t'1 cents a .i ;vn
FRANKLIN MILLS.
What a spirit of improvement
presents itself to the eye of Uie
wayfaring man as lie traverses
the hills and vvlleys of our own
isolated little county of Fulton !
I say isolated, from the fact
that it seems shut in from the out
side world no railroad having
crossed its borders; therefore, we
have no floating population, and
the people whose lots have been
cast among these pine clad hills
have accepted their situation, and
fully realize that they, as a people,
are free from mauy of the con
taminating influences and vices
that confront more thickly settled
and more densly populated dis
tricts, free from that disturbuif
clement that follows along with
this rapid transit improvements.
I say the people have accepted the
position and have resolved to build
up nice pleasant homes as indi
cated by the amount of modern
and up to date farm houses, and
large commodious barns in which
to store r.he go deu giviu that has
largely increased its yield in last
decade for the industrious farm
er. While the spirit of improve
ment as to the home surround
ings is in evidence, they are not
unmindful ot the dutv they owe
to Him who watches over them
that He should too be remember
ed aud have a building dedicated
to his service. Therefore, the
church known as the Christian
church at Cedar Grove will uu
dergo marked improvement with
m the next thirty days. A large
bell, weighiug 1-JuO lbs., is already
on the ground, aud will be placed
in position in time to ring tor the
annual meeting commencing Au
gust iiord. As stated, the chui ch
is undergoing repairs, aud preach
ing will be in Spencer's Grove
uext Suuday at o'clock p. m.
Sermon by Rev. W. H. Header
shot. LOCUST OKOVE.
The farmers of tlm Cove are
done harvesting and hauling in.
Nora Garland aud Michael
Fisher made a flying trip to 'Wash
ington, D. C. aud Baltimore. Ru
mor says wedding bells will soon
oe ringing in the Cove.
W. C. Martin is slowly improv
ing from an attack of blood poi
soning. Mrs. E. A. Diehl has gone to
Pittsburg.
Mrs. Nancy Lay ton and Nancy
Garland visited the home of H.
Garland, in Cumberland, Md.
Gertrude Garl vnd has return
ed from Cumberland, after a
short stay.
II. Garland and wife, of Cum
berland, are in the Cove visiting
relatives.
Lemuel Smith has sold his farm
and purchased the farm of Hen
ry Laytou, in the lower end of the
Cove.
WbST DUBLIN.
May Reeder has gone to Phila
delphia, where she will be em
ployed In the family of her rela
tive, Mrs Keller.
Ex Mayor lion. Vance McCor
mirk, of 11a1 risburg, with some
friends, stopped at lliram Cleven
ger'a one night last week on their
way to Bedford Springs. The
ex-mayor and his friends proved
to be very agreeable people.
E. II. Kirk attended a meeting
of the executive committee id' the
Fulton County Sunday school as
sociation, at J. C. Kirk's, in Wells
Valley. I 'art of the members not
being present, the utility of the
telephone was proved.
Mrs. Joseph Deshoug, of Lick
ing Creek, and daughter, Mr.-i.
Lmna A. Trogler, of Mercers
burg, attended preaching at Fair
view last Sunday foreuoou.
The steam thresher has begun
its work. Samuel Strait's crop
on J. E. Lyons' farm, was the first,
to be threshed in this com in un'
ty this year.
The friends of Prof. John N
Deavo? will no glad to learn that
he has received ph increase in his
-vuges from the electric com pun
in Omaha, Neb . where he has
been employed the past few
months.
WANTED
Local Agent to represent a
well-known and substantial
Life Insurance Company,
with Guaranteed Dividend
policy. Liberal contract and
renewals to the right man.
A4drM B. HI. Payne, Mgr.
MM KrtM Mb
PHUbwf, Pa,
Importance of I .inn.
Customer' I'njusl kick in Kcsliimaiit
Illustrated this Truth.
Wahoo, the Chippewa catcher
of the Carlisle Indians, said the
other day of tortus :
"Form in athletics, as in every
thing else, counts for much. Form
helps a man to dohis stunts more
easily. It also bluffs his oppo
nents, making them thinl him
hotter than he actually is.
"Yes, form in many ways gets
us through at half the labor and
at half the cost.
"There was a man who dined
regularly at a certain restaurant.
He paid so much a week. One
nightatdiunerhe .:ahed the waiter
over aud said, frowning ;
" 'Your portions aresmallagain
this evening. As an old customer
I generally have two pieces of
beef, but to night you have only
brought rnc one.
" 'By gum, sir, you're right,'
exclaimed the wauer. 'The cook
must have forgotten to ':ut it in
twe . ' " Kansas City Journal.
Try a little" Kodol for Dyspep
sia after your meals. See the
effect it will produce ou your gen
eral feeling by digesting your
food and helping your stomach to
get itself into shape. Many stom
achs are overworked to the point
where they refuse to go further
Kodol digests your food and gives
your stomach the rest it needs,
while its reconstructive proper
ties get the stomach back into
working order. Kodol relieves
llatulenee, sour stomach, palpita
tion of the heart, belching, etc.
Sold by Stouteagle ov Bro.
An Old Hen.
A. L. Carothor, who resides on
the Noble farm back jf Orbisoma,
is the owner of a hen that is past
seventeen years of age. It don't
have any particular pwdigrce in
the hendom only that she has
been named the mammy hen. She
has raised and done the scratch
ing for at least two settings a
year for 1(J years averaging about
twenty-five chickens each year.
Her hawkeye is always on the
lookout for danger aud she is
ready and willing at all times to
apply her bill and spurs to any
old thing that might come in her
way. She has survived the
chicken cholera three times and
at the present tune the bird will
pass oil' for a two year old hen.
She is now taking care of thirty
two chickens aud looks bright
and cheerful enough to live sev
enteen years longer. What duck
en fancier can beat this record ?
And what is the average life of a
chicken ? Should anyone doubt
the above statement Mr. Caroth
ers invites them to come up to his
place and see the proud old mam
my hen. Orbisonia Dispatch.
The chances for living a full
century are excellent in the case
of Mrs. Jennie Duncan, of Hay
nesvilie, Me., now 70 years old.
She wntes : "Electric Bitters
cured me ol chronic dyspepsia of
years standing, aud made me feel
as well and strong as a young
girl." Electric Bitters cure
stomach aud liver diseases, blood
disorders, general debility and
bodily weakness. Sold ou a guar
an tee at Trout's drug store.
Price only li Jc.
liillen Hy a Coppi'rhvnd.
On Monday afternoon, as Mrs,
Harriet Jane Gruve. of Clear
Ridge, went to pick up an apple
from under a tree, she was bitten
on the second linger of the left
hand by a copperhead snake.
Some home remedies were ap
plied until they ( ould get the ser
vices of Dr. D. A. Hill. It is hop
ed that it will not give her much
more tro il le.
Handed Down
From Father to Son.
In thousands of famlliei
all uTer the land, Sctieuck'
Mandrake have,
through three xeneratiotiH
jfiven proof of, not only
tli eir cura live proiei ttr. but
11U0 their Purity and fcaf-
"SCHENCK'S
MANDRAKE
PILLS
re Positive Cure
for WiUoiisiit-jiH, J.ner Com
plaint, Constipation, lndi
Keation, bit k Ht-udat he
jaundice, fit-Rrtimrn. rial
ultney and Malaria. They
Scbenck's
"Liven the Liver.'
Mandrake
Dr. J. H. KCHI:NCK
& SON
For Said
Everywhere
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The Fulton County Hank tloes a GHNKUAr. HANK
INO HUSINKS8 ui.il extends every favor ti their p-it i'ins
mid friends, consistent with sound Imnkinjr.
W. I I. NELSON,
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All Hats Trimmed Free
of Charge.
To mnke a clearance of nil my Hats ( have mai lced
all very low.
Amontf the lot you will lind stylish ehilTons, Tus
cans, Pyroxalines, Mllans, Fancy Hrnids. and a lot of
new Sailors. All must jjo at -"n- to instead of .10c to
.-.
Come early and irpt tirsi choii-e'.
Mrs. H. C. McClain,
Hustontown, Fa.
'UBLIC S
Of VAUABLE
Hv virtue et un order ot the orplmns' Court
ot l-'ultou couat.v, renusyivimiii. the undersiKU
ed uppoiuteil trustee of the estate of .losatied
l.mlu-e, late of Hriish Creek township. Ill said
enmity, deceased, will Kell at public sale on the
premises, on
TUESDAY. JULY 24, 1906.
the
following described real estate of which
IV said deceased died Mecd. to wit :
THE ylrtNMIOlN FftRV
situated in llrush Creek township. Fulton coun
iv. about one in le nnflli of KumiuviUe. contain
more or lcs, about ninety acres being cleared
and under cultivation and the balance, slxty
tlirce acres, heluif heavily timbered with
White I'lnc aad Ouk. AdJolnlUK lnnds or Mrs.
: 11 h U:c. .1 -hn ind .lere Hlxson, Krauk
.,i.Ht- t'.rul others This tract or land contains
the n::'-t while pine tlnibcr in Kuilon co.inty.
Tiic In-.'j'ioveiiH'nts are a two ami ami a half
-t.cv wcathcriiuarth'd hoiue. tun b-.ttn. and
ether outtwiUiniM; well v.utcred with an ex
r(. ent spnuif elo e the dwelling house A Hne
VOUNG ORCHARD
and excellent fruit of various kinds.
sji.le btius at 1 o'clock p. m.
TI'.UMS :- Ten per cent, when property Is
knocked down one-third including the ten per
cent, ou contlrnu.tlon ol sale by the court, and
the balance In two equal annual payments
from time of continuation with Interest,
The
terms may be modirt-d to suit e
ieice ol
p.iH-h iser.
1IKXRY I.. I.dlxil-'.
TruHtee,
VALUAELh FARM
at Private Sale.
The undersigned, on account of ad
vancinjr years, oilers his farm of lii
iicrcs, situate in liethel township, Ful
ton county, I'll., very near the Masor,
Dixon line, on public road leadino
from Hancock to lltiek Valley, 6 milt s
northwi st of Hancock. The improve
ments uiealaijie FltMF. IIOITSE,
Store House,, l.ojr Haru, Hlaeksmith
shop, Ice House, and all necessary
'mlhiiildmos. inn ui-re-s are cleared
and in ;oo(l state of cultivation.
There is plenty of choice fruit on the
farm, and excellent water at the door.
The farm will he sold on reasonable
terms to quick buyer For further
particulars call on or address
JOHM MANN,
Hancock, Md.
1'. S. If the farm is not sold within
a reasonable time, it will l for rent.
VALUABLE FARM
(IT
Private Sale.
The undersigned will sell at private
sale Mansion Farm of the late Conrad
Glazier. Sc., d.-ciu-ed, s'ttuattd in Ayr
township; about i mibs easj, of ui!
i'f)v Tannery Then., are three tracts
hie luil ir.i; the M niision I in in triiet. that
Heyreu'ttle about , kci-, s, tile ul l."0
acres improved and bn I nnce 'n timber.
The improvements are a (iood Frame
House, 1 Junk Itaru, (!raiu Hotiseand all
necessary farm btiildius. Tl ere are
very few farms on which is such a
variety of excellent fruit i rees in ood
bearinr i-oiiditions. 'I'lie f :i i-i . i I esitlea
beintj proiluctive, hi utimirably adapt
ed for ffrazintf purposes. I 'rice right
and terms reasonab'c. l-'or fiirtnei
particulars Inquire ot W. 11. Nelson,
McCon.icllslr.iri.', or Tobias (1 uzier
Webster Mills, l'a.
7-l!l-tf. ' ' .
DeWIU's B Salve
For Pilet Burns, 8or
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Kennedy's Laxative Honey and Tar
Cures all Coughs, and expels Colds from
the system by gently moving the bowels.
NEW
BUGGIES
My sheds
new buggies a
factory anil
are full of bi-aml
it' wagons, both
HAND -fr
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MADE $
and my
prices are as low as the
lowest .
Please call and see ray con
veyances. Very truly vours,
W. R. EVANS,
Hustontown. Pa.
One r.linute Cough Cure
For Coughs, Colds and Croup.
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RHEUMATISM
LUMBAGO, SCIATIC!
NEURALGIA and
KIDNEY TROUBLE
"S-UKOPS" taken Internally, rids the blood
ol the poisonous mutter nd aolda which
are the direct causes ol thnse diseases.
Applied eiternally It affords almost In
stant relief from pain, whllea permanent
cure In being effected by purifying the
blood, dissolving the poisonous sub
tauce and removing ll from the system.
DR. 9. D. BLAND
Of Brewton, Os., wrlteai
"1 tiad bn a aufferer fur a numbar of yaara
with tumbtiro and Ktifuiuatlimi lu my arma
aud leg, and tried all the rutdla that 1 cm Id
Katttar from uifHlk-l wnrka, and alao uouaulted
will, a lit m bar of ttta b,at idivalolana. but found
nottilntf ttiat irara ths relief obtalaed from
"b DKolH." 1 aliall preacrllHi It lu luy urautloa
for rbaumatllui aud kindred dlaaajea.'
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If you are suffprlmr with Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, Kidney Trouble or any kin
dred disease, write to us for a trial bottle
of "i-UHOi'S." and test It yourself.
"8-OH0P8" ean be used any length of
time without acquiring a "drug iiablt,"
as It is eutireiy free of opium, cocaine,
alcohol, laudanum, aad other similar
Ingredients.
Larseniee Battle, H5.HUPSiOO Daw)
St. OO. jrr la by Uragalata.
IWAHSOa IHEUMATIB OUR! C0MPAIV,
!. so. lev Lake tltrMt, CMux.
DeWIH'a
Early iliser3
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FULTON
t COUNTY
: NEWS
Covers the Field.
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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
Alarkets. The Sun
day School Lesson,
Helps for Christian
E:ideavorers, and a
Good Sermon for ev
erybody. g
THE JOB DEPARTMENT
IS COMPLETE.
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SALE BILLS,
POSTERS,
LETTER HEADS,
HYELGPES,
CARDS, &c
In fact anything and
everything in the best
style along that line.
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Sample copies of
the NewS sent to any
of your friends on
request.
SaOcB Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eal.
REVIVO
RESTORES VITALITY
Well Man
THI'r IVl.fl.UAl'
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XXEVIVO XIEMEDY
irodiK ea fine roMllta In SO day. It acts
powerfully uud quit-lily. Cures when others fall.
Voiinr men cun reimin thrlr lost manhood, and
old men may recover their youthful vls-or by
using III-'. VIVO. It quickly nnd quietly re
jioves NervouNnesn, Lost Vitnlity, Sttzunl
Weakness mich us Lost Power, Falling Memory,
Wasting Diseases, nnd ollectsof self-ubuse or
(ixeesg ond Indiscretion, which untlts ono for
study, business or nmi-riuKe. It not only cures
by Ktnrting at the seat of (lisoase. but is a great
nerve Ionic and blood builder, bringliiK
biu k the pink glow to iiale i-lieeltaand re-smi-inK
tho tire ol youth. It wards nit ni
proachlnu disease. Insist on havinir HICVIVO,
no Oilier. It can be curried in vest pocket. Hy
mntl.Sil.OO per paokauo, or six for 9.5.0U. We
nlve tee advice and counsel to" all who wish it,
with uii" lee. Circulani free. Address
ROYAL MEDICINE CO., Marine Bldg., Chicago, III
For sale in McConnellsburf? at
W. t-'. Dicls son's iri)? stoiv.
.icnnedy s Lax&ti ve Honey end Tai
"ores all Coughs, and expels Colda Iron)
the etystem by ueutly moving the bowels.
UHICHESTEatYS N?USH
wfr. Atwava rt-llutjU-. I-Lrtlea. a-k nntr'ulst for
ii leu kvi'kk'm ,., d
.oltl lin.u.lhn buxes, h,-ilI,-,4 ,nlt niu ribtwn,
'I iik no 4lli.r. IUrii.i (iaiiiit.roiiM si.li.ff.
tntiiinMuiiil liuilitiiuii, j;,iv ti vour liiiiMifist,
nr sriul lr. in Muinpi h.-r I'lirlii'ii'liira. T-(l-moiiiiila
uml "Itrlii-r fin. I.imIi.-n," Inlrtlir,
ny rt lurii .null. 10,000 'I'isaimuiiiala. u'u by
'll ilrucKlsls.
CHIOHisHTEB CfllBMIOAt, Ol),
luO JluUiaou N,iiurr, l"liai,A 1A.
MmpUvm taia pauar.
LADIES
0?iU- afr an c o'sj f
UcompoundJ)
wicl?5 1 if tiwjcei.tiw Writt-v i
V.ira. - ',. in.,, I...-..,, --a,
Safe, Quick, Reliable Regulator
Snperlur to other reniedle noli I t htli prlcet.
i'lifH iruaraiiti'fifl. Biiri'f-r)ifuU uil l.y tvr
KUittor ly mull. TtiimuiiiaU houkliti
Ir. Lkruvo, 1'lillMdoIplilu.
Early Risers
Tho farcous little pills.
filinrp lliurnr . r
buiito nnenr. hll tLoc rfllLS k
cost i-ouisn Siyrup. Tastea Coed, VLI
Uw In tuna. Said by drult. KJ
2V Disease
fyftiLni Health
BUSINESSDIRECTORY,"
n.tiini iim.
R. M. DOWNES,
First Class
Tonsorial Artist
MnliONM:IJ.SFIUK(), Pa, '
A Ulrtun Cup nnd Townl with eiirh shn.
Kvfrvtlilng Antlseptiu "uve
Razors Stprtllzt-d. ,
t" Shop in room lutclv oocupiid by i.y (,rsk
ISAAC N. WATSON
Tonsorial Ah;,
Strictly tip todnto In a)Utvli:s of h
townl to eiioh customer. I.ntcsi. i,l.... J1"1'
n.t-n-iiizi. wiiuout ixtia tumrirn L-
pnnitus for stci-illir,x tools. I'nrlors oun,"
i mproved
'"lor ovmm",
r uitoo nouse.
I.AYVYfcKS.
M. R. SHAFFNUR,
Attorney at Law,
Ollice on Square,
AkConnellsburjj, pa,
All lRk-itl bus.ncss and colleotions entrusts
will ecelve careful and prompt attention
CUt'KCIIES.
F'RKSIJYTF.RT AN. lit) V. W. A. West
D D.. Pastor. 1'reachinp; scrviws
ouch alternate Sabbath at0:30a. m
and every Sunday evening at loo
Services at Creon Hill on alternate
Sabbaths at 10:,'!0 a. m. Sabbath
school at 0:15. Junior Christian In
dnavor at 2:00. Christian Endeavor
at 6 00. Prayer meeting Wednesdav
evaning at 7:00.
Methodist episcopal P.ev. J. c.
Grimes, Pastor. Sunday School
at ):'M) a. m. Preaching everv other
Sunday morning at 10:30 and everv
Sunday evening at 7:00. Kpwoitli
Lena-lie at fi:0O n. Provm, mr.ii-
Thursday evening at 7:00.
Unitkli Phkshytkhiav IIrv J T
Grove, Pastor. Sunday school at 9:30
a. in. Preaching every Sunday morn
inir at 10:30. and evnt-v otlier Snnri...
evening at7:00. The alternate Sabbath
evenings are used by the Young Peo
ple's Christian Union at 7:00 p. m
Prayer mooting Wednesday evenins
at 7:00.
r.v a NDKi.it, Ai, m:thkhan Rev. A.
G. 'Wolf, Pastor. Sunday school 9:15
a. in. Preaching every other Sunday
morning ut 10:30 and every other Sun
day evening at 7:00. Christian Kd-deu-vor
at (i:00 p. m. Prayer meeting
on Wednesday evening at 7:00.
Rktokmku Rev. C. M. Smith, Pas
tor. Sunday school at 9:30 a. m.
Preaching on alternate Sabbaths at
10:00 a. m. and 7:00 p m. Christian
Ktideavor at, (3:00 p. in, Prayer meet
ing ou Wednesday evening at 7:00.
IIOKOl'GH OKI-IOKKS.
Justice of the Peace L. H. W'il.le,
M W. Nace
Constable P. T. Fields.
litngess---W II. (ii-catbead.
Co'.incilmen Jacoo Uotse, Thomas
X. Tlnnimil, Win. II. Nesbit.
Clerk I'.iKvaid Shin er.
School Directors Thos. F. Slonn,
John A. Irwin, John Comorer, 0, I!.
Stevens, S. U, Woollct, L. II, Will.',
Hoard of Health-If. S. Wishart, M,
I).; pres. J. W. Greutbead,; see'v. (I.
W. Hays: V. L. McKlbbin, M. I)., J.
VV. Mosser, M. D.
gi-:ni-:hai. dikkctohy,
President Judge Hon S.Mc. Swnpe.
Associate Judges W. II. Bcndnr, I),
T, Humbert.
Frothonotary, iic.v-Geo. A. Harris.
District Attorney George H. Pun
lels. Treusurei A. C. I auver.
Sheriff J. O. Alexander.
Deputy Sheriff W. H. Nesbit.
Jury Commissioners 11. C. Mum
ma, Dennett A, Truax.
. Auditors!). II. Myers, Aaron M.
Garland, W. Grant Wink,
Coiiiniitrsiiihers S. C. Gracev, Win,
C. Davis, S. A. Nesbit. '
Clcik- ii. Frank Henry.
County Superintendent Chas. K
Barton. N
Attorneys W Soott Alexander, J.
Nelson Sipes, Thomas F. Sloan, F.
McN. Johnston, M. H. Sliaffner, Gen.
B. Daniels, John P. Sipes, S, V.
Kirk, F. P. Lynch, 11. N. Sipes.
TERMS OF COL'HT.
The first 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. in.
Tho second term commences" on the
third Monday of March, at 2 o'clock
p. in.
The third term on tho Tuesday next
following Ibe second Monday of June,
ut 10 o'clock a. m.
The fourth tenii on tho first Mondni
October, at 2 o'clock p. ni.
mk:u;tii-:9
Odd Follows M 'ConnellsburgLodi't;
So. 714 mets every Fi id jy evening In
tne Comctcr Build'iug" in MoConnells
btifg. Fort. Littleton Lodge No. 484 mectn
a very Saturday evening In the Cromer
building at Fort Littleton.
Wells Valley Lodge No. (S07 meets
every Sat.'iidny evening in Odd Fel
lows' Hall at Wells Tannery.
HarrlsouviUe Lodge No, 701 inetd
every Saturday evening In Odd Fel
lows' l-'nH at ilnrrlso'!vi!!o.
Waterfall Lodge K'o. J7'."i meets f'--ery
Saturday evening lu Odd Fellows'
Hull at Waterfall Mills.
VVarfordMburg Lod;e No. (101 meets
in Warfordtiburg every Saturday
evening.
King PostG. A. P.. No. 3J.1 meets In
McCorlnellsburg in Odd Fellows' Hull
the Urst Saturday to every month l 1
p. in.
Royal Aicauutfi,Tiisi-nnirii Counc'l
No. 121, meets on alternate Mond't)
evenings in P. O. S, of A, Hull, iu
MiiConnellsburg.
Wnshlnr.-toii '.vii. No. 4f7, P. O. S.
A., of N'c-' i J i 1 1 1 u ' ' -1 . meets every 8hI
urdny eveiilriif iu P. i) S. of A. Hull.
Washington Cutnp, No. 5;i-J, P. U.S.
of A,, Hilontowrt. meets every ftiilor
urday evening In P. O S. of A. ILill.
John Q. Taylor Poai O. A. R., N"
58U, meets every Saturday, on or jnsl
precedinir full moon tn i.ashley hall.'
at i p. m.t at liuck Valley.
Woman's Relief Corps, No.
meets at same date and place ut 4 p.m.
Gen. r. H. McICibblu Post No. K U,
O, A. 8., meets the seeomi nod fmif.t
Saturaaya) In each nioijili at i'l'M-ii.t
Kldae 7 ,
J.DVEUTISE t
Thfi Fallen CocotrNa!