'ULToN COUNTY NEWS
Published livery Thursday.
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B, W- Pivl, Editor and Proprietor.
1 McCONNELLSBUKG, PA.
SEPTEMBER 5, 1907
Published Weekly. 1.00 per
Annum in Advance.
DVtKTlsl NQ RATH.
Ilrr igtiri UlMW I times
Per sijuuro each ! Hsrijurnt Insert inn . . .
All rtTrtlHcmpnt Inserted fof ihh
threw months ohnrirnd by the nquare.
1 M.
AO.
than
Kemps Bata I c: ducation
Will slop any cough that
can be slopped by at-y
mcdtallM and cure conijlis
that cannot be cured by any
other medicine.
It Is nlw&f's the best
cough cure. You cannot
ntford to la'co chances on
any other kind.
KEMP'S BALSAM cures
coughs, colds, bronchitis,
grip, asthma and consump
tion In first stages.
It does not contain alco
hol, opium, morphine, or
any other narcotic, poison
ous or harmful drug.
Mary Ladi .1:.! Last PaJ For Their
Edtteatisa I.y Eattiowr Work.
Uulloa t'sreeri Started With
Liuti capital.
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One-fo iri column
One-keif ooluain
I l-ie i 1 jmu
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MOO. 15.00
Dent Oct Rusty.
I U'M not got rig to work myself
to death for anybody.
We have hoard tbtfl foolish fx-
Letter to W. H Nesbit,
MoConneilsburg, Pa.
Dear Sir: Every j b Devoc is j preaalou so very ofteu from p ev-
done with less gallons than ever lab, self pitying meu and women
before with any other paint.
8. J. Field, Iodtanola, KJa, says:
"All houses here arc painted De
voo. The hot air is too try ing tor
other , aints. One coat Devoo is
better than two of any other paint,
so far as wo kuow."
Less galh ns, less cost.
Yours truly
32 F. W. Dkvok A Co.
P. 8. -P. C. Dare, Port Little
ton, and J. A. Hoyd, Mercers
burg, aell our paint
One of tr.e moat remarkable
stoaiTs we have read recently is
'"The Little Fear," which is in the
September number of The La
dies' World (Nsw York). It Is a
nature story, liut so true to na
ture that it entirely escapes prcs
luential cmidoiiinatioii. inu.
should read it. There are sever
al other good stories in this num
ber, aud a lot of other matter
most interesting to ladies, includ
ing the preparation of the school
wurdrobe, scoool luncheons, and
eneial hygiene. The magazine
is always a marvel at Fifty Cents
a Year.
Occasion,' 1 headache, belchinj ,
bad taste in trie mouth, lack of
appetite and .-light nervousness
are symptoms of inaigestion
which, when allowed to go uucar
ed for, will develop into a case of
dyspepsia that will take a lorg
time to get rid A. Don't u . 'gleet
your stomach. At the first Ittdl
cation of trouble take something
that will help it along in its work
of digesting the food you eat.
Kodol for Indigestion and Dys
pepsia will do this, Kodol will
make your f od do you good and
will enable you to enjoy what you
eat. Sold by Trout's drugstore.
A SENSITIVE DANE.
Hans Christian An&ersen's Struggle For
Recognition by Denmark.
Hans Christian Andersen was as
loving and simple us a child and as
lensitive. The lir i pari of his life
was imliittctvtl by the fact that his
native country hud failed to recog
nise him. "How strange," ho wrote,
"that all my hook- are flying over
the world and that at home 1 am no
little appreciated. There 1 am stiil
only a poor schoolboy, always in the
lowest form. If 1 am wronged.
Denmark, it is thy shame. Still, let
me forgive as 1 wish to be forgiven."
He waa not at i h- Mart personal
ly popular among his countrymen.
lie a i'o fond of talking auout
him-clf and the honors uud compli
ments he had received, Hi' out
spoken pleasure in his own pursuits
came from the most candid and in
genuous interest. But it irritated
jn;ople. Perhaps they wished to talk
about themseh es.
Yet in time the great men of Co
penhagen came to take him at the
valuation given him all over Europe.
He was a privileged friend of the
king and was finally accepted as a
arrest national institution. His van
ity or what seemed to be vanity
was but skin deep, and his true mod
esty comes out in a reflection like
this, taken from one of his letters:
"When people hear that I am
Danish they speak about Thorwald
bcii, (Ehlenschhiger, flirsted, and
when I say sadly, 'They are dead,'
the reply is, 'Anderson is still liv
ing.' I feel so small ai d almost be
lieve it is a vuin dream. Can ii be
that 1 uin mentioned with these
three?"
Toward the close of Andersen's
life public honors reached their cli
mil, Odense, his native town, he
stowed its freTdom upon him and
had an illumination when he eamo
to receive it. His seventieth birth
day was ob.-crcd as a national holi
day. Copenhagen was in festal
garb, and his statue una unveiled
there. That year he died.
Chare: to Mal e Money.
Complete Motion-Picture and
Stureopticon Outfit for sale. Just
new and ready to set up. For
farther information, call on, (r
address,
Chaiu.ks DlCHUONU,
Dig Cove Tannery,
22 lit. I A
that it has come to lose the full
i'orc-o of its contemptible weak-,
iiess arid utter silliness.
Work has killed some men un- J
doubtetlly. Hut the men who
killed themselves by work, are 1
not the men who complained that ;
they were doing too much. These
suicides had no ootn plaint enough
in the time, and with the strength
Plotted to them.
They get their pull from their
push. ( )ne po aid more pressu re
n the vast boiler putan immense,
locomotive Into motion. A little !
extra exertion on the part of an
lusigmlicant clerk in a big corpo
ration may lead to gigantic re
suits. Continued and conscien
tious effort never fails to attract
notice.
Don't be 'if raid of hurting your
self with work. You can't do it.
I Botyou cau aud will hurt your-
' self by Allowing yourself to rust.
It is the lightweight in the
world's activity who is heard to
whine that he is not going to
work his "head off for anybody.
If he would dectease his pros
sure, he wouldn't have to do a lick
if work h r anybody - ave himself.
The man who is afraid to do a lit
tle more than he was hired to do,
is the man who never rises high
er than but jib. With jealous
:yes he sees young, energetic
fellows step over him, and ask
where they get their pull.
To check a cold quickly, get
from your druggist some little
Candy Geld Tablets called Pre
ventics. Druggists everywhere
ire now dispensing PreV ntios,
for they are uot only safe, but
decidedly certain and prompt
'revenues contain no Quinine, no
laxative, nothing harsh nor sick
ling. Taken at the "sneeze
stage" Preventioa will prevent
pneumonia, bronchitis, lagrippo,
etc. Hence the name, I 'revenues.
Good for feverish children. 46
Preventlcs 25 ceuts. Trial Box
es Ticts. Sold by Dickson's drug
itoru.
John I'eterman, the hornet nest
weather prophet, of Butler, Pa ,
predicts a mild winter, from tl e
fact that hornets are budding
their nests high in the air. The
hornets, in some wav, get an ink
1 ag of the brand of weather to
be dealt out during the following
winter, and if the signs arc for
severe cold they build o i the
ground where the sr.ow drifts
cover them aud protect the lar
vae from the cold. If they select
a high place foi their nest, thev
prophesy an open w inter. This
same prognosticutor further
says: "The corn husks, too, tell
of a mild winter, the husks are
thin and few."
Misses Carrie a id Klsie Creat
head and Miss Km ma Sloan have
gone to Johnstown, Pa,, where
t iey will all be engaged in teach
tig in the ublic tchools of that
ity dir.ug the curreu t school
year.
tfodetn Ycut'.i May Ce educated al
Leading Colleges For a Ridicu
lously Low Cost One College
President Offers a Help
ing Hand.
It Is difficult in bring home to the
average yotlttg i lan or woman of to
day. In a way that ran be easily un
derstood, the fart that a college edu
cation li wit '.in the easy grasp of any
one WhO lias a' mind to 11,'t himself or
herself 4o n position where leader
ship nmrtiK one's fellows may be right
fully acquired and consistently held.
Thousands of earnest young people
yearn for the elevating and ennobling
Influence ami associations which
higher education brings, but In the
path of ninny, the ilttnly defined dragon
of ENORMOUS KXPBN8B rears Us
monstrous bulk, at the Hist glimpse of
find mnny other brilliant men have
spent a century and a Quartet in up
building. Pi i lei ' Ree I r Id the o'her day
that he wrtllld like to lur e the privi
lege of a five minute lath wit evey
i pmtng man or women who felt the
I (Mrtthta f-,t mnrr etMn -r l,K-hpr nnd h 't-
ter : ii l I that he fell thru In t'nut i-hort
Dice of time with e:it h. he could seaio
away I hough false ebstorios ami sup-
I i ly enough soil for the growth of
ambition to fill the collcjm of the
I ftttnttryi
I rtickinson College, Wch will in 1 o.'8
relebrate the llfth anniversary or her
(onndation, and Which ranks as elev
enth In point of ae amoni? the colleges
rf the country, furnishes remarkable
evhlenrn to show tiint n (ollege eclu
catlon is almost Invariably followed
by distinction of some Kind. The
niiniiiil statistics or the college show
that out of a total number of alumni,
tggregwtMfl Ifflfl, the Kradnates were
I4dfl and the mm graduate alumni.
:tfi.
The alumni records of the college
ihOW that the hle.h hopes elierlsheil by
her Illustrious founders have been
realized many times over, as the fol
lowing statistics showing the lines of
activity Into which her alumni have
gone, would Indicate:
PnOKOSSlONAL l.ll'n I.nw, 9tJ8;
ministry, S,; medicine. Hi.
BOUCATORfl College presidents.
41; college professors, 12t; Btipeihi
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Value
BEAUTT COBSETS
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Low
Prices
I.1WVKK.H.
M. K. SIIAFFNER,
AllORNEY AT LAW,
Oflice on Sauare,
McConnellsburg, Pa.
All lersl bus.nem snd collections entrusted
will eei'lve oarpful snd prompt stteotlou.
BUY HERE.
Hot Weather Offerings.
Our showing of Mid Summer Merchandise is very Infer
eating in styio, quality and price.
Quality and qotvntltj always here lor selection. We
never tnoriuOS Quality in order to g've quantity.
We endeavor to give good value at all times.
Silks,
l Iress Oooda.
white IVststim),
India Linens,
Linen Suitings,
Cotton Suitings,
fancy l.arvins,
Fancy Glnirhams,
Plain Otngusmsa
figured PeCO'Sj
Walking Skirls,
I .'Hi.' ( i If vs.
Lad lea' i :iis,
I uderwsar.
White Hosiery,
"lack Hosiery,
Tan Hosiery,
Hack I'omlm,
Side Combs,
f.adies' Niiikwear,
I .ace and Insertion,
All Over Lace,
Millinery,
millions,
Veiling,
Fanu
l.uee Cu rtdins,
Curtain Swiss,
Drapery,
I'illow C ases,
Sheets,
Toweling,
l.inen Towels.
Constipation
nl.i nv.-.t r,,,,1,.v . noor.l, ,rln
pranipi r.-i .-i ir .,iMli. Wi ,";, J?
r -Ii wll t wtirimv the L'U.'i-t
r. l1..v.. ey,r-j,i nttotows i .m. if pl rinHans
111.- Irlt r.f ,, cert IM In Oslftonita-Cks.
ruru .Siunclii - nir.-i i .-x. .11,.,,, , ,,.,
B.b( I with Kcypttsu Sl Mlln!
pery V.lm nrk iilid KsUsct ol prunm, , i" .iX
un. Cnaosrslmrk I. ifli.n ii- ni,.i ,
CSndy lalili t. lulled jix-,.t, I now limit.. i u,
nr. j-Ii.ii rlK)rUirlo. (n,ui this Imbi-iiiiuiib i
u.uat (ff.-ciivi- preM-rlptliiii. lis effei I iiii Court,!.
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Mlow i ouplsilou. i-U-. U fndced pnuuut nd
Mo snotnt, no unplousnt itlur efforW srnsx
8 Slioes, Oxford Tics, White Slijipers, Men's Dress Shirts, O
Men's Neck-weur, Men's Under wear, Mattings, Rugs. O
g JAMES Q. TUNI;R & CO., g
Masonic Temple. - - - Hancock, Md.
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Mctiam s More
I hare two of the best brands of
Stock Food 1
for horses, cattle, sheep, swine v
and poultry, and I am going to K
give 5 per cent, off from now un-
til August 15th. Now is the time
that your horses need a little ton
ing up. Don 7 overlook it. 0
E. R. WcCLAiN. p
West End of Boardwalk, J;
McConnellsLum. Pa.
NO. i o ; i I.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The ntat Nntlonnl llnnk, nt McConncll
hnrg. in the Mtotc of I'cnnsylMinln, at
the close of business. August 'J2.
11107.
assMisost.
I.incsiind DSMoaatS Mt
Ovcrdriilts. sncurpd and unsecured , SJTVSB
0, S. ttoaAs to secure clrc rtSttoB ri.9W.lu
l'remhims on IT. 8 IWDd .. ati.HU
Hoods, sfcuritlei, etc. (s,vui.l)t
Due rroin .stiitn lluuks and IliinUers.. 8S.40
Due from upp-nved reserve intents .. s.l.rui.S
r iieehs nn I other ossh Itemi IM SO
Notes of other utionul Hunks ' IS I 00
rrsetloesl paper currency nickels uud
cents 101.00
1. AWtUI. MoNKV ItSXKHVF. IN 1UNK. VI. I
Specie SIS.SM SO
LeitJl tender note 1,00.00 ls.7Sfl.no
Kedeniptlon fund with V. 8 Treasurer
(tprreen.. of clrculstliiu) SltSO
fata ia3,4ui.fu
1.1 MIII.ITO-.S.
C'upUnl stock paid In -iiumi
Surplus fund SOO.CO
rndlvlded proilts. eM expenses and
isxespald ... I.H7:i
WatlOBSl Hank notes nut tund'n(.... n.-jSO.OO
Due to other IfSUcMMl Ikinks l,tv.7.fs
OvidenOs UttpSst '"n
Individual deposits subject to check ill.RW.fil
Oeujiind eertlllcnlen of deposit l.'flSf
Time cert tlcuies of deposit tw :-):! I
I 'un Hied cheeks 7 00
Cushli'i cheeks oulN'audluif 8H.70
tOSAt SI9S.44MAI
St ATS Of PSM ssvi.vani I, i
Col' NT V Of Kl'l.TON. I
I. Merrill w. Naee, Cashier or til's shore
named bunk, do solemnly sweurthut the ubove
Statement Is true to the bett of my ki OAledire
and belief.
MKUItll.I. V. NACK. Cashier.
Correct Attest I
I. U Okishini.kk.
Jbo. H. Sipks,
K. M. K KM) a l.l.
S. VVksi.ky Kihk.
Directors
Subscribed snd sworn to before me this 28th
day of August, no?.
SniLi M. BAY 811 Ah'KNKK.
Notary Public.
cih'kciii:s.
iKtmimnomtifiKitnioiii fy
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I. ' ' iih.t Ux i'b HI',. Mill llll 1., I... until.. I
SPaed uieul bo., i nt ..wills uud v.-. celiL
liliioirni
i r I
ter SUtlShfllg Ili'V
elf.srtlve, Uy box ol
GEORCE ED
vrhli h, many a bravs heart Bbudder
ini?ly slinUs backward to the easy
going ami anprnffltable ways of Ignor-
aneo, wlilie a few dnriim souls ad-
vanpe to the observation hill ot INVES
TIGATION to find the horrible monster
to he nothing mare than a stuffed bug-a-DOO,
a sham, a stage property, any
thing lull an impassable obstaele" nnd
smilingly proceed 10 the vantage
points whit Ii a (.cllrjje edueatloa of
fers. Investigation of the cost of a modern
college education and the means by
Which the wherewithal might be se
cured, win open up a boundless Held
of possibilities for anyone who is In
clined to state his ease fully, and apply
to the proper sources for Information.
Concreti and contrasted Illustra
tions, if pointed enough, bring many
people o see the force of argumonis
of which they would Otherwise be heed
less, and we believe we state the truth,
when we say that the total annual cost
of a latter-day college education, luclud
ng all Items, such sa hoard, room rent, !
light, heat, tuition, text books, lauu
dry, athletics aud incidental expenses,
001 more in amount than the aver
age rout of the four rubber tires on an
automobile. Evet) In these days of !
high prices It Is hard for a person to
realise that all expenses at college for
a year ean be paid With a sum of.
money ranfdng from to $.7.'; but
the t . t remains that there are many;
ancient and honorable institutions ot j
learning, With faculties of unquestion
ed distinction, that offer the choice of!
a classical r scientific education, with
Sll that goes with them, for this paltry
amount of money.
The eollegi a of the land have t'aou-
sands upon thousands of students who i
mni ' i Qough money at employment
during the vaeaUoq months to see!
themselves comfortably through ths.j
scholastic terms, or who, with the as- '
sistance furnished by a good friend, or ;
in many caaes l lie college Itself,
finance their coiioglate career sue-
cessfully.
Thore are few colleges in the coun
try 1 1 1:1 1 give such earnest and enthu
siastic help and sdvlce to prospective
students us the aucleut college of Dick
inson, located al Carlisle. Pennsylva
nia. The president of Dickinson col
lege Qeorge Edward Heed, is a self
made man. ol jnt the type to enthuse
the youth without many resoui'fes. who
feels that he would (e to rise al.ovn
die jevei of Ignorance. President Heed
Is one ol the few modern college presi
dents who intends in person io every
Inquiry made for Information concern
ing tiic wonderful institution whlbb ha
AARD REED.
leiiiieiiis 01 sennois, ui; principals oil
si mlnaries and high schools, 2u0;
teachers, lower grades, oill.
POUTI5AL AXI) JUDICIAL Pres
ident United Slates, 1; chief justice
United States. 1; governors and lieu
tenant governors of states. 9; cabinet
OiQcers, t)i United States senators. I0j
foreign ministers, 7; mcmliers of con
gress. 50i slate senators. 3r; represen
tatives, 1)1; federal, state, county aud
supreme court judges, sn; officers,
army nnd navy. 14S.
OTHER OCCUPATIONS Editors
and Journalists, 73; Financial and
Mercantile Pursuits, 4ti5; Bngineers,
Bl; Farmers, Ilia.
Dickinson College has three distinct
departments, namely. Ill The Col
lege of Liberal Arts. (2) The School
Ol Law, and 1 .1 1 Conway Hall, the
gift of Andrew Carnegie, one of the
best preparatory schools In the coun
try, each under distinct faculties,
composed of able and experienced in
structors. Thoroughness in work, high grade
of scholarship, and attention to the
personal development ot the Individ
ual are. however, more emphasized nt
Dickinson than the enrolling of large
numbers of studonts. This has i n
the policy of the past and will be the
policy of the future.
Dining the 18 years of President
Reed's administration, many new
buildings have been crc ted and the
numbers In attendance mere than
trebled, the enrollment in all depart
ments last year being tit.
President Heed says that many of
the students al Dickinson find ways
to earn a pari of He ir expense with
out serious interference with their (al
lege Willi..
A more appropriate environment
could hardly be "elected for a college
than the , id cariison town of Carlisle.
Identified with the early history of th
count ry ns If has b-en. a nursery of
high mind d patriotism, anil refined
as It has been by the presence of some
of the great cat minds of America, Its
classic Bhades form Sn appropriate
s. 'iing for I !n venerable Dickinson.
C-.uUsle is pre-eminently a city of
churches, a i Ity of parks, the greatest
library town of the state, the home of
refinement and culture, end tr.coruing
to tiie pub!), prints, the greatest ath
letic community in the country.
Preside n i Heed, or Dickinson, earn
estly feels that he can give help to
any young nu n or women who wish
to consider possibilities of coll "ge ed
ucation for themselves, and he will
gladly take up their Inquiries personally.
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Fulton County Bank.
(ORGANIZED IN' 1887.)
0 3 Fer Cent. Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
This old and well known Financial Institution is now
permanently located in its new room la the A. U. Naee build
in);. Lrurire additions have been made to the
CAPITAL STOCK
0 and the number of Stockholders has been increased lo FIF
JJ TEEN, which gives all depositors a security of upward of
i Two Hundred Thousand Dollars.
The Fulton County Bank does a GENERAL BANK
C5 INQ HUS1NESS acd extends every favor to their patrons
Z 3 and friends, consistent with sound banking-.
W. hi. NELSON,
McConaellsburg, Pa. Cashier.
ales, ccououiiiul and
Lax-ets
W. S. DICKSON.
Mrs. Charles Koofer, who
sp .ut tho past wt!k the (ftiest of
her cousm, Mrs. Alltsou llraut,
of llarrisouville, returned on Sat
urday to her home atSocbury,
I Pd. Mrs. Keofer lohthis countv
Hi' years ao, and noted many i
I c.lianirOH Hint, hnrl tuliuii sklaisa rlnv I
sspessfssi - ssawmsni vmu u iiwjv ipBgtej
ing hor absence.
Tint way to get rid f a cold,
who. her it be ;i "had cold" or just
a little one, is to got it out of your
system through the bowels.
Nearly a!i cou;li cures, especially
tli" that coiitam opiates, are
constipating! Kennody.' Laxative
Cough Syrup contaiug no opiates
and nets gently on the fiowels.
I'lousuiit to take. Sold by Trout's
drug store.
N ONE need suffer with Rbsu
mutism, Dyspepsia, Diver
Trouble, Kidney Disorders,
Catarrh, Diabetos, Constipa
tion, Kc.ema, or any ailment aris
ing from impute blood. One tab
let of
Bliss HifB Herts
taken each day will quickly put the
most weakeuod system iu police l
older. Kui-h root, herb and bark
in its composition bus u special
mission to perform. F.acb box of
the Heinedy contains 00 Tablets
fur Sl.UO and a Registered G uarun
tee to CUUF or Money Refunded.
A 32 Page Almanac lolls the story
U0tnplete!y. The medicine is NOl'
sold iu drug stores, only by agents.
KILL the COUGH
and CURE the LUNCS
WITH
Dr. Kings
lew Discovery
-VAieciiitittTinu nt.
rnn - wimsnir iiuii rritrj
ifQH I PU(iHSaiid E0ci$1.00
olus , reo Trial.
Sure.it u'ld 'luiukeat Cure for ell
THROAT and TEOUB
I.S, or MONEY BAOK.
Among those Iroui this county
who went to iln Cumberland
Valle.V State Nirrmal on Monday,
were Ethel aud Alice Hays, Net
tie Btouteagle, Uattie, Uuth, and
Martha Kendall, Nellie and Mary
laue Johnston, Maude Uinedol
lar, and Maye Mell )tt.
THE A1.0NZU 0. BLISS C0MPANV
WASIIINUION, U. C, A HI: SOLE MAK
gjl 0IJ BLISS NATIVIi HbRBS.
SOLD BV
J. A. ALLER,
Knobsville. Pa.
i del tilled by mail.
Miss Letitia Peclr, who had
been spending her summer vaca
tion at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Denton Feck iu
Thompson township, has return
ed to New Jersey for another
year's work us teacher in the pub
lic schocls.
FULTON COUNT? NEWS
is the people's paper.
$1.00 a Year in Advance.
PurMiiVTKRlAN. Rev. W. A. West,
D I)., l'astor. Preaching services
each alternate Sabbath at 10:30 a. in.
and every Sunday evening- at 7:00.
Services at Green Hill ou alternate
Sabbaths at 10:il0 a. m. Sabbath
lehool at :l.r. Junior Christian En
deavor at 2:00. Christian Kndeavor
St C:00. Prayer meet in- Wednesday
evening at 7:00.
Methodist kpiscop at Rpv. j. C.
Grimes, Fintor. Sunday School
t Ht.lU S, III. PrMSnbillg every lifbur
lUlldsy moroiug at in. .HI uud irv ry
4uniS) evsolUg at 7:00, I'.pwociFi
League at ti :vi p, m. I'layer Uissting
Thursday evening at ttflit.
UNITKO I 'KKSUVI'I'.UIA N Kev. J, L,
Grove, Pastor. Bunnsj sohool at i:30
a. m. Preaching ever) Sunday morn
ing at 10:.iil, and every nlber Sunday
veniug at7 00, Tiie iilternnte Sabbath
avenings are used by the Vo'ung l'eo
ple's Christian Union at 7:oo p. m.
Praver meeting Weduesdav evening
at7:u0.
e.VANGKLli,Au lCTHEKAN
Pastor. Sunday school 9,'U
a. m. Preaching every other Sunday
morning at 10:ii0 and every other Suu
day evening at 7:00. Christian Kn
deavor at 0:00 p. m. Prayer meeting
on Wednesday evening at 7:00;
Refokmed Pas
tor. Sunday school at 0:30 a. m.
Preaching on alternate Sabbaths at
10:00 a. m. and 7:00 p. m. Christian
Endeavor at. 0:00 p. m. Prayer meet
ing od Wednesday evening at 7:00.
SOCIETIES
Odd Fellows M'Connellsburg Lodge
No. 744 meets every Friday evening in
tne Cleyenger's Hall in McConnells
burg. Fort Littleton Lodge No. 4X4 mnets
every Saturday evening In the New Hall
at Fort Littleton.
Wells Valley Lodge No. 007 meets
every Saturday evening In Odd Fel
lows' Hall at Wells Tannery.
Harrisonvllle Lodge No. 710 meets
every Saturday evening In Odd Fel
lows' Hall at Harrisonvllle.
Waterfall Lodge No. 773 meets ev
ery Saturday evening in Odd Fellows'
Hall at New Grenada.
Warlord sburg Lodge No. 601 meets
In Warford&burg every Saturday
evening.
King PostG. A. P.. No. 36.1 meets in
McConnellsburg In Clevenger's Hall
the first Saturday In every month at 2
p. m.
Washington Camp, No. 450, P. O.
S. of A. meets every first and third
Saturday evening nt their hall at Need
more. Tusearora Council, Royal Arcanum
meets every first and third Monda)
evening iu Clevunger's Hull, MoCon
nellsburg. "Washington Camp No. 407, P. O. 8.
A., of New Grenada, meets every Sat
urday evening In P. O. S. of A. Hall.
Washington Camp, No. 604, P. O.S.
of A., Hustoutown, meets every Satur
urday evening In P. O. S. of A. Hall.
John Q. Taylor Post G. A. It., No.
689, meets every Saturday, on or juit
preceding full moon in Lashley hal
at 2 p. in., at Ruck Valley.
Woman's Itollel Corps, No. ,
meets ut same date and place at 4 p.m.
Gen. D. U. MoKibbln Post dNo.401
G. A. B., meets the second an fourth
Saturdays In each month at Pleasant
Ridge.
OKNKHAI. DIHECTORY.
President Judge Hon B.Mo. Swopn.
Associate Judges W.H. Bender, D.
T. Humbert,
Prothonotary, 4o.Oeo. A. Harris.
District Attorney George B. Dan
iels. Treasurer A. C. Lauver.
Sheriff J. G. Alexander.
Deputy Sheriff W. H. Nesbit.
J"rv Commissioners - David Rot.
A. C. Truax.
Auditors D HT' Myers, Aaron M.
Garland, W. Grunt Wink.
Commissioners -. C. Graeey, Win.,
C. Davis, S. A Nesbit.
Clerk 'fl. Frank Henry.
County Superintendent CI as. t
Hut-ton.
Attorneys W Beott Aleiander, J.
NAlson Sipes, Thomas F. Sloan, F.
MoN Johnston, M. K. Shaffcer, Geo.
B. Daolnls. John P. Slues, M. W.
Kirk, F. P Lynch, H. N. Sip. s.