FULToN COUNTY NEWS
Published Every Thursday.
B. W. PSvR, Editor and Proprietor.
MERCANTILE APPRAIS
ER S TAX LIST.
McCONNELLSBURG, PA.
MARCH 26, 1908
Published Weekly. ?1.00 per
Annum in Advance.
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Letter to Samuel Kelley,
MoOonoUtbnrg Pa.
Dear Sir : Hero's the couceu
trated fact :
Kvery job painted Devoo takes
less srailous than of any other
paint.
And the paint that takes least
gallons, wears longest : Always.
Wo cau't help it.
Yours truly
F. W. DSVOB & Co.
CLEAR Kl'ii.f . , ,he i(whh Sibbah Binding ?
Robins, blue birds, and even wHucnfortim New-snakes-
have made their appear-! We want to notice what the
ance. ! Scripture teaches without bind
Clarence Shore has again taken iug any man s conscience, but
IIP till' White mail H illlrdun liu leave each one lrce to extract hlS l re drriiirdeiilerilnir rid wa-es mer Inndl-e
' ' rneciw oi wnanoever Kinu or
I n lure, Mtihject to a mercantile llceitMe tux. Id
I ru ion county. V enDNVlvnnin. returtied to (he
MeConnellsliiirii. MnrehM, 10 H
The fo'lowing is a ii i of rrt.nl and wholesale
is doing house painting airain. j own evidence from the Word.
KobV J. Fleming, of McCon- We notice first that the Sabbath
uellsburg, spent Sunday at the is of the law and not of the gos
homo of his parents. i pel. The Sabbath was given by
Candidates are visiting this Moses and not by Christ. The
section asking about the health of i Sabbath was given to the .lows
the voter and his family. a"d not to the Gentiles Thetirst
The town was crow led last Sat- three of these propositions.no
unlay night. Many from a dis- doubt, all will admit. Then, to
UntM were in attendance at the I make the Jews' Sabbath binding
free concert given by the band. I on the Centiles, it must be estab
Mr. Dyson Locke and sister hshed that we are still under the
Miss Nora, of Locke's Valley, Law. Or show the Sabbath as
visited Miss Myrtle Shore Sat- ! institution was reinacted in the
ui day evening and Sunday. New Testament by Christ and his
Miss Jessie Hen y, teacher of ! apostles.
Hattlo Ridge school, and Miss
Lillian Fleming, teacher of dies
out's school, spent Saturday and
Sunday at their homos hero.
Dr. Fox is located hero for an
indoriuite period.
Now, we will notice for 2500
years we have no command to
keep the Sabbath. Passing
across the tl od we find no com
inand to Noah or his descendants
to observe the Sabbath, or d w
P. S. J. A. Boyd, Mercersburg from the Iiuston heirs.
Bert Henry spent Sunday with ind any command given to Abra
his father in law, J. P. Kerlin. ham, Isaac or Jacob, nor through
Andrew Praker moves on Wed- the Egyptia l bondage; but in
nesday from the farm which he Moses' time, after leavi lg the
sold, to the one which he bought.' bondage in Egypt and across the
and Normau O. Huber Chambers
burg, sell oar paint.
Summer Normal.
open a echo l at
Harry Ramsey moves on Tues
day to the house which John
( ;i tdfel tor lately purchased and
which Howard Uenisar loft.
Rank Foolishness.
I will open a schol at Wells
Tai.uery, April 20, 1908, to con
tinue eight weeks. Special at
tention given to teachers and! "When attacked by a coujrh or
those prepirmK to teach. Tu a cold, or when your throat is
lUon 5 00. It will pay you lo ( 8orei lt M rank fooUhDM to take
suit, ai Hie uc'K'uuinK oi me ,, ,,n,- m.i
Red Sea in the camp of Israel
Now, we will refer you to some
proof. He says i "And now re
member that thou was a servant
in the land of Egypt, and the
Llrd your God brought you out
thence tin ough a mighty hand
and outstretched arm; therefore,
the Lord thy God commanded
you to keep the Sabbath. Deut.
: 15. This declaiation should
ii..,,, n..
term, hoc further information k'i'no-'a Vonr n,Z-n ri i mi. i.h mnt.br t root
address, a. & okvim.ic, j O Eldridge, of Empire, Ga. "I This is conclusive that the com
' 1 a- 1)ave used, New Discovery seven mand was given to the Jews and
! years, and 1 know it is the best u i mu u uU .u a.
EE M McEidowney and D. A. 1 remedy on earth for coughs and Dobody e'8a lhe Sabbath of ihe
Fisher, of Gem. spenta few hours colds, croup, ard all throat and Law wa" the Jewish rest day,
in town yesterday.
long troubles. My children are from the Eg.v ptian bondage, Deut
subject to cioup, but New Dis-1 5:3. Moses speaks; The Lord
Squire G. E. Clouser was a
business visitor at the county
seat yesterday.
A HIGHER HEALTH LEVEL.
"I have reached a higher health
level since I began using Dr.
King's New Life Pills," writes
Jacob Springer,of West Franklin,
Maine. "They keep my stomach,
liver and bowels working just
right.', If these pills disappoint
you on trial, money will oe re
funded at Trout's drug store, 25c.
Mrs. Bertha Bare and grand
daughter Marjorie Bare, of Ft
Littleton were.shopping at
County Seat last Saturday.
the
IT DOES THE BUSINESS.
Mr. E. E Chamberlain, of Clin
ton, Maine, says of Buckhn's Ar
nica Salve.' "lt does the business;
I have used it for piles and it
cured them. Used it for chapped
hands and it cured them. Applied
it to an old sore and it healed it
without leaving a scar hehuid. "
25.'., at Trout's drug store.
J. Clark Barton, Jesse C. Bar
ton, Mahlon A. Barton and Jona
than ( ;iinet all of Brush Creek
Valley spjnt a few hours in town.
Mahlon has bought the Judge
Barton a m from Mr. Gilnet,
and the papers in the deal were
passed yesterday.
covery quickly cures every at-'
tacK. ivuown uie woria over as
the King of throat and lung rem
edies. Sold under guarantee at
Trout's drug store 50c. and $1.00.
Trial bottle free.
HUSTONTOWN.
Mrs. John Hoover who had
been seriously ill is getting bet
ter, we are glad to say.
George Deshong accompanied
by his mother Mrs. Harriet Dish
ong spent a couple days last week
at Pleasant Ridge.
Charley Hoover is home from
Pittsburg on a vacation.
Miss Viola Mumma visited
Miss Dotte Dishong one day last
week.
Movings are the general order
if the day.
Harry Wible and family spent
Saturday at Clear Ridge.
William Hoover has again re
turned to the Merc irsburg Acad
emy after spending a week at
the Hoover home.
There will be a lo3al institute
at Chesnut's school, Kriday eve
ning, March 27th.
Si rs. Thomas Reeder ib recov
ering after a siege of erysipelas.
Miss Maggie Hess is spending
this week with George Taylor's
at Hiram.
made not this covanant with oui
father but with us, even us, who
are all of us here alive this day
The Sabbath was done away with
the law for which it was a part.
Now, take notice: 2 Corinthians,
3:11. For as much as ye are
manifestly declared to be the
epistle of Christ ministered by
us written not with ink but with
the spirit of the living God, not
in tables of stone but in fleshly
tables of the heart for that which
was done away was glorious-,
much more that which remainetl
is glorious. But ;f the ministra
tiou writen and engraved in stone
was glorious so that the children
of Israel could not steadfastly
behold the face of Moses for th
glory of his countenance with
glory was to be done away, Christ
taketh away the first that he may
establish the secoud.
New Remedy For Toothache.
Two irishmen met, one suffer
ing with toothac he. The other
said, "I have a gtod cure." What
is it? "WJien 1 have toothache,"
said Irishman No. 1, "My wife
kisses me and rubs her hand ovei
my aching jaw until I forget all a
bout the ache." "Say Pat," said
Irishman No. 2, "Is your wife at
home now?"
A tg from a 10-cent piece will count PULL Vslua
A Ug from 5-cent piece will count HALF value
Tobacco
with valuable tags
JOLLY TAR
STANDARD NAVY
Tlntlay'i 16-oz.
Natural Last
Eglantine
Old Peach
Save your tags from
TOWN TALK
SPEAR HEAD
Old Statesman
W. N. Tiniley'a
Natural Laal
Granger Twist
Old Honaaty
Sallor't Pride .k Bear
Matter Workman Ivy
Me Horaa Shoe
J- T. Bridie Bit
Coupons from
RED. CUT and PICNIC TWIST
Tags from the above brands are good for the following and many othtr
useful presents as shown by catalog :
Gold Cuff Buttons SO Tags
Fountain Pen 100 Tags
English Steel Razor 90 Tags
Gentleman's Watch 200 Tags
French Briar Pipe 50 Tags
Leather Pocketbook 80 Taga
Steel Carving Set 200 Tags
Best Steel Shears 7 S Tags
Lady's Pocketbook 50 Taga
Pocket Knits 40 Tags
Playing Cards 30 Tags
60-yd. Fishing Keel 00 Taga
Many merchants have supplied themselves with presents with which
to redeem tags. If you cannot have your tags redeemed at home, write
us for catalog.
PREMIUM DEPARTMENT
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO CO., Jersey City, N. J.
proper antnomlea tnsreia i v the iiadaratned
M.-roumilr Appraiser In unci for the onuntv of
KiiIiod iidiieHHld nu1 pul. l-hi-il ly theorem
lion r the t si ..i..-. or al i county.
Numei of retailer Clumltication of buxlnexa.
AyrTownh p.
J C. Seldera m rehamlixe.
1 1 II I'att n n & Son. in rshaaflSSn
l'eter Kirk. meiihiindlne.
Roe Mellon, m n'lmnrtlne.
BslfSSI Township.
O. J. Mellon. merelmndlMe.
ahbaaai Hunyan. merehutuHae
W. T. liart. merchandise.
Jon. I nUe. ti..-. .1... . i
Mr M AkerM. mer tmndle,
H. 8. Mellotl. ii -r.-hiindlie.
Jobs I'.. . :i .- merc.hundtno.
Kate smith. TerehaodJ c.
a. m. uunund BMrahandtee.
Ilethel TowlmIi P
Andrew lllabop. farm implement.
H V. Hill, nierehai dli-e
S. M. Caruell at Son meri'handliv.
Wm. l'.ilmer. merchundiie.
W 1' tlordo-. ineruh .ndlse
S 1'. Winter a Bro. , farm imp exent. ete.
Brunh Oeelc T wnhlp
O. II. Duyall. merohnndlae.
O. U. Schenck. meichuu'li-.e.
Ueo. O Lynch, uierctmiidlse.
'. W 'rriiiu merchandise.
Carl Mellon merch udl.e.
A. W spade, merch tuulne.
Carey I. nylon, nierchaudbe.
Iutiln TowiiHhlp,
I. . 11 drove, merchandise.
8. I.. Huclilev mercbandNe.
Krank llarc. mrrcbundlae.
M. S. Wilt. clKum
Brsoe Woolen, mcrehaniiine.
lira J It Welan. merchuaci.ie.
Uobef U imI eca. otgaTF,
( h i Mctiehee. meruh md c.
J. K K'iuir. me chundie.
D. I". llovmun me ihuudlse.
W It Kvau. bUKtfteM.
Licking Creek Township.
Joseph B Mellon, mer hai.dlce.
C. ti. Mann. merchar.dSe
Ncvlu M Laidlu. merchandise.
M. H. Ilollenvhead. merch udlHe.
tl. K. Hunn merchandise.
A J. Crofi. merchandlae.
McConLCll-burf.
lieo 11 Mellotl. hardware and machln"rv.
leo W. Hays, merohundl" .
C. B -teveus, Uents furnlsliluic.
TlOat'a Druif Store, drug.
t!i o. Ilexroih. cigar
Su...u i Bender, furniture
I' C. Ileudci- groi-erles.
i'OQJI W iri-alheuil. IllerchnritlKi.
Mr A V l.ltlli mlOiuery.
Ilurrv Hamll. clgair.
Wm Nislill hardwure and machinery,
Thos i until, groceries.
T U. Steve xti on, furniture.
Mis A I. Irwin a Co.. mii.lnery.
John '. Irwin, groceries.
Ch h. F. Scott, groceries,
Wm. Stoner. fuiultu e.
Hull & Bender, merchandise.
A II. Naue & Son. (Jcnts furnishing.
J. K. Johrston. me chandisv.
W s. Clevecger furuiture.
K. U Mc lain, gr tceilea.-
ileo. W. Kelsner li Co . n crclmndlse.
W M. Kennedy, harness
1 1. Mann, harness.
J J. ChMIBS er. iiirmlug linplemeuls.
Stoutcag e Bros., groceries.
S. A. KeaMt, farming Impemcnts,
tloldsmlih & Co g ocerk-s.
Taylor Township.
Clem Chesnut. furu Mrs and hurdw.re
N. M. Kirk, merchandise.
C. J. Hat ton. merchandise.
A J. Lamoer on. merch ndlsc.
WlnegurdncrA Son. merchandise.
S. C. pesos merchandise.
Mrs M. K. Be rka (reamer, merchandise.
Mich isl Laid g. merciiandi-e
t(o-t. Husion. merchamll-e.
A X. w liter, merchandise.'
Hussel Ka usev mi r handi.se.
Mrs 11 McClulu inlllluer.v.
Thompson TOWBslUp,
Joseph Covult, merchaud ae.
Amos Shaip. merchandise.
Jno. C. Itouglass. merchandise.
K M. Simpson, merchandise.
U W. Blabop, grocerli .
Todd Township.
Johe A. Hamll. merchandise.
Ira Fore, merchandise
lTn on Townsblp.
S. K. McKee. merchandise.
C. N. Scrlcver. merchandise.
S (i. Liishlcy, int rchaudlse
Chus A. Slgie. merchandise.
Nortbcruft Bros., mcrv'hundlse.
Wells Tow uslilp.
Baiimarducr & Co.. merchandise.
M. W. Houcll. merchni dlse.
S. IJ, Cunning-am. ti erch udlse.
M. A. Ho, ton, merciutiidlse.
Lieu. Sprowl, merchandise.
Henry Truax, merchandise.
And notice Is hereby given to till laiables
uciciu uiai uu uppeui in accordance with th,
dercanllle Appral lar'S Act of Assembly will
uc iioiu iiy uie treasurer ot Fulton countv
ic init in coujunciion with the said Innulm
at the office of the County Treusurer. In the
nun ri"use. aaouoBOSUaOUrg. IViiusylvauia
a Matuniuy: April 'S. i0-. between the hours
m iu o chick u. in. ana o c ock p m.. whe
.uu w nere uu par les Interested are required
... UF.vui . .in t nonces iti ue nearu.
H Alt v i- v LAMBEBSON,
Mercunll e Appraiser,
MOCNT Lakk Pauk, Md
Instead of writing to so many of
my b ulton c uinty friends and relatives
1 will write one to all through the
News; if 1 may he allowed space.
I urn consoled hy reading the Fulton
.News every week. I wrote to the
Kditor sometime during lust summer
to send me a paper, and he promptly
uu so, ana continued sending and
ufter some weeks I sent him a dollar,
tud I think thut dollar, lias done me
diore good than any investment since
I would be lonesome and out of fix, if
aid not get the "News." I get it
very Friday afternoon on the 3:30
.nu.il express.
We are rejoicing for the tine spring
ipenlug after the long snowy winter
although wa have been having a little
old snap for the last two days, and
dlfht freezing nights, but the change
vni only help the sugar harvest.
i uciti are iiue sugar cumps all over
his mountain top, some have 1500 or
itKjo trees tapped.
I think the Netdmore reporter has
some buck or got someone in place. 1
lope to read news of Needmme every
veek in the News; for the place still
teems like home to me, and m ist, .every
ine lives and longs most for news
from home first, t am enjoying life
ip here beyond expectation I dread
1 the winter last fall, but i have
stood the winter up here fine, and
have traveled half the time through
snow drifts atd some of the roughest
days, and I have been hearty with the
exception of one cold ir- the early
pait of the winter. I think this is
a more healthy place than Needmore.
While it is some colder, the air is
pure; and in tummer, lt Is tine no
warm, close, sultry nights, but coo
and pleasant for good sleeping. Id a
few weiks, when the park gets on its
spring dress, and the city people re
turn here to their summer homes it
will be grand up here 2HWI feet above
aea. Already the nprlng birds are
here. The robins are chirping, and
the frogs are starting their old music.
The wild ducks are coming to the
Lake. ( saw one fellow with one, and
1 hear lots of shoollnir around the
I Lake; mattes me think of trying my
turn, oui am too ousy a', marble work
now to think of duck shooting.
With best wishes to all.
P. N. Ill MAN.
For
"Goodness
Sake Get
Kro
CORN SYRUP
A Treat That
Maizes You Eat
Kara
Corn Sgrup
li more than "goodness"
it' s afood so valuable in
its properties that author
ities clans it high among
food products. Not only
nultitious but delicious
a golden syrup of ex
quisite flavor that pleases
all palate For every use
from griddle cakes to
candy.
iOc. , 25c, and 50c.
In air-light fins
Spring Opening
At Crownover & Isenberg's,
SALTILLO, PA.
We take pleasure instating that our Spring lines of General Mer-
chandise is ubout complete and ready for your inspection We are
not exaggerating when we Ik) that our lines for the coming Spring
are more complete uud up-to-date than any linos of general Merchan
dise ever brought to Suliillo, Pa. You don't have to take our word
tor the above assertion, but come in and s;o for yourse'f.
First Floor
Dress ginghams, 8 to 12c. yd.; Percale, 111 to 12c yd.: Sharkskin suit
ings, 28c. yd.: Star.dard sacking, 28 and 'i"ic. yd.; newest Plaid suiting,
48 and 50c. yd.: Shirting, 10 to 14c. yd.: Mohairs, 48 to BOO. yd.; Pan
amas, SB to 05c. yd.; I) 4 Sheeting, 30 to 30c yd ; Pillow Tubing, 20c.
yd. In Summer Waisting Goods, our line was never more complete.
Come in and see thorn. Get prices in Gents' Dress Shirts all 50c.
styles 48c.; all fl 00 shirts 95o. You cannot miss seeing these lines
tiefore buying, in Groceries we refer you to Announcement sale for
prices In last Ad to appear in this paper, except Flour. Our own
brand Silver Leaf -is known, 1. 23 per sack, and Blended Flour
the name is White Dove 11, 35 per sack. We cannot say too much in
favor of this. It cannot help being the best, as it Is manufactured
from selected Spring and Winter wheat, carefully blended in our own
Mill. Try it and be convinced that it is the best. Don't forget wo
pay the highest cash prices for good grain Dress Shoes for Ladies,
Gents, l!oys, Misses, und Children. Our line was never more com
plete. In order to get room for our big st.ick of Shoes, we went
through our entire line, and all broken lines we laid aside, which
must be sold, and in order to sell them ulck, they go at 98c. Wo have
them in Ladles', Gents', Hoys' and Misses' for dress and everyday
wear.
Second Floor
you will llnd Clothing for Ladies, Gents, Hoys and Children. Space
will not permit, to give prices on our big Hue of Ladies' Waists and
t-kirts, and Gents' and Hoys' Suits, but we urge you to come in und
tee them for yourself and get prices.
Third Floor
Mattings, Graniteware, Ladies' Coats, Crockery, Hrooms, and every
thing in wood and willow ware lines, with prices marked in plain fig
ures. Look them over at headquarters for General Merchandise.
Yours for business,
Crownover & Isenberg,
Saltillo, Pa.
Look Here, Farmers!
V Vcsr-J.
THE WELD
THATWEU)
m mi
If you contemplate putting up any wire fence, give
us a call. We carry a lull line ot woven wire. We have
also, a full line of
RARVl IMPLEMENTS
Plows, Harrows, riding and walking Cultivators. Corn
Planters, etc. Will have fertilizer for spring use, of dif
ferent grades; also, Farm Wagons and Buggies. In our
GENERAL STORE
we have a full line of groceries, dry goods, clothing, no
tions, etc. Give us a call and look over our immense
stock of goods. Telephone and mail orders promptly at
tended to.
MADDEN BROS,
THREE SPRINGS. PA.
Political Cards.
For The I-iegislature I
DH. A. K. DAV18,
Taylor township.
Mulijret to thr drrlnlon of ihr Democratic
votfTN at the primary Staatloa to be held on
Saturday. April II no. Yiur iiipport and
Influence Kollcilcd I aMtsjf .my ell to sup
port the ticket Dominated.
6 per cent. Mortgages.
Send for our MORTGAClb INVESTMENT
CIRCULAR, which MhoHH our unique plan of
placluit money on REAL ESTATE In PITTS
iil.'HO. "A., FIRST UOMTQAOM, "I percent
lo tie Investor. All cipcnnex paid Iiy lhe bor
rower. We accept of remittance of Siwo to
M0.0D0 and over. We have the hlghem refer
eseaei which appear od circular. Over 8ft
years In business St ml uk your spare money
for investment.
Jas. W. Drape & Co.,
Scotch Mortsaite Hankers. Multe SIS-IS l-t-IS
Farmers' Bank Bide, PITTSBURQ.
DR. A. K. DAVIS,
Hustontown, Pa.
DENTAL WORK IN AI L ITS BRANCHES.
Gold Crown and Bridge Work a
Specialty. Teeth extracted
positlvoly without pain.
A'l Work Guaranteed.
Will he in office from Thursday ev
ening until Monday morning of each
week.
L. W. FUNK
Dealer Id
Pianos Organs
The undersigned takes this
method of informing the people of
Fulton county that he is prepared
to furnish High Grade PUnos and
organs at prlcesthat are attractive.
He makes a specialty of the
LESTER
it $i m PIANOS
an instrument of national reputa
tion; and the
MILLER
AND THE '
WEAVER ORGANS
Being a thoroughly trained
tuner, lie is prepared jn short no
tice to tune pianos or repair or
gans. Satisfaction Guaranteed.
A sample Lester l'ianomay be
seen in the homo of Geo. B. Mel
lotl, McConnellsburg.
If you are thinking of getting
a piano or organ let me know, I
can save you money.
L. W. FUNK,
NfcEDMORE, PA.
Weak
Hearts
Are due le Indigestion. Ninety-nine of every
one hundred people who have heart troubla
can remember when It was simple indiges
tion. It Is a scientific fact that sll esses of
heart disease, not organic, are not only
traceable to, but are the direct result of Indi
gestion. All food taken Into the stomach
which falls of perfect digestion ferments snd
swells the stomach, puffing It up against trie
hesrt. This Interferes with the action of
the heart, snd In the course of time that
delicate but vital orgsn becomes diseased.
Mr. D. Ktubla, of Navada. O , says: I had stomaek
troubla and was In a bad suto as I had heart trouble
srlth It. I took Kodol Dyipapala Cura for about lout
month! and it cured me,
Kodol Digests What Yon Bat
and relieves the stomach ( all
strain snd the heart of all pressure.
Bottlasonly, $1 .00 Site holdlnt 2H time the trial
sits, which sella for 50c,
Prepared tj, a. O. OsWITT 00 OHIOA0XX
Buggies
and
Wagons
I have just refilled my sheds
with a fine lot of Buggies and
Wagons which I am selling un
der a written guarantee at
Rock Bottom Prices
I also have in stock a lot of
Buggy Wheels and Buggy Poles.
1 want your trade. Please come
and see my stock before you
make a purchase.
Thunkliig the public for liber
al putronage in the past, and
soliciting a continuance of the
same in the future, I am yours,
Very respectfully, .
W. R. EVANS,
Hustontown, Pa.
Trespass Notice.
The undoruiunf.il I ....... i . . . nl... ..... i....
that the lauds and premises of the Kul
tOU Countv I tod und ti II 11 1 1.1. i, ,
ganlsatlon duly in'Hirporated'by the
awa u i-euiiayivauia, slluateU In the
uiwnamps or wens ana lirush Gieek,
oounty of Kulton and state of Penosyi
vamiB, it i ti private property, and that
all imraona urn wacnal nM i .. i ....... . ..
on said lands aud 'premises for .ha
nurnose of hiintlin. flulilns ,.i i
nuts or beiries, on In any other man
ner whatever contrary to acts of as
sembly In such cases made and provid
ed aa the law will br rigidly enforced.
Fulton Cocnty Rod and Oon ci.ru.
u-ai-aa-if.