Flour at Scott's, K"ic. Jit.
Mrs Uath V. Srpo aud son
' toward A ore m town Monday
jijoruintf.
O.i account of repairs jroingon,
M tho GrecDhill I'ns jyurnn
liurch there will not be any ser
viros th re next Sunday nionnng.
Y. I' :ott Dickson, who h;is
jjin with the Taylor engineering j
r t!'ps in York county, came home '
o Monday evening for a short I
vacation. '
Uidks Wantcd. Highest
market price paid for beef hides,
liorso hides, wildcat skins, and
all kinds of greaso, at L'aul Wag
ner's Tannery, McC'onnellsburg.
There will be a meeting of the
W. C. T. I', in the Presbyterian
rhurch Friday evening, at 7:!!0
o'clock, to which Jl persons are
invited, who are interested iu tins
work.
HIDES. James ISipes oi Son.
iay the highest market price
for beef hides at 1'ieir butcher
shop in McConnellsburg, also
highest price paid for calf skins,
khcepskins and tallow.
Mrs. M. V. Cromer has a cac
tus that is now twenty years old
and has in bloom one hundred
and twenty beautiful (lowers. It
is certainly a thing of beauty.
Samuel Mellott, of Ayr town
si ip, commenced his wheat har
vest last Monday. The wheat in
the Cove is unusually heavy this
year. The hay harvest appears
to be rather backward, very little
hay having been stored as yet.
uite a number of our town
fni ;cs went up to the Uockson top
of Cove mountain last-Friday aft
ernoon, took lunch along, and
had a very pleasant time. A
shower in the early afternoon
threat3ned to spoil the affair, bui
the sun came out and soon, the
leaves were made dry, and the
atmosphere cleared, and the
weather was all the more pleas
ant tor the rain.
If you have pains in the back,
weak back, or any other indica
lion of a weakened or disordered
condition of the kidneys or blad
der, you should get DeWitt's Kid
ney and Bladder Pills right away
when you experience the least
sigti of kidney or bladder com
plaints, but be sure that you get
UeWitt's Kidney and Jiladder
Pills. We know what they will
do for you, and if yon will send
your name to F. C. Do Witt & Co.,
Chicago, you will receive a free
t.n.-'l box of these kidney and
b: der pills. They are sold here
by Trout's drug store.
Fulton county people who may
want to go to the seashore this
summer will bo interested iu
ki. owing that the annual excur
sions are now on. The first one
.wr the Cumberland Valley rail
road went this niorniug, and will
go every two weeks until the 'Mb
of September. The next one will
I'-ave Mercersburg, Thursday
morning, July l."th. Round trip
to Atlantic City, Cape May and
other seashore resorts, five dol
lars, ticket good for sixteen days.
At a meeting of the Borough
school board last week, the follow
ing teachers were elected for the
nsuing year : High school, 12 no
cry Thomas; (i ram mar, Miss Fan
mo Creathead; Intermediate,
Miss Gertrude Hoke; Primary,
Miss Minnie Ueisner. The only
change from last year is that of
the Primary, in which Miss lieis
. nor takes the place of Miss Nora
Fisher, whoso matrimonial plans
take her out of the public schools
Tho salaries remain the samo as
list year Mr. Thomas, and
tho others, $."A Term eight
months. Schools open Gth of
Septern ber.
Dr. W. F. Sappington, of Web
ster Mills, performed a surgical
rperation on llobert A. Stoutea
gle, Fast Water street, Tuesday
afternoon, removing from Mr.
Ktoutcagle a large handful of gall
stones. Mr. Stouteagle was rp
rated upon in Alloona last win
tor, and the operation was not
v ry successful, and a week or
t vo ago, he went back to Altooua
t have tho operation repeated,
lie was there advised agmnst the
risk that a second operation
would entail, and ho returned.
Tuesday altomooo, Dr. Sapping
ton reopened the old incision, aril
found that tho gall bladder was
full of stone in size from a pig
eon's eg, to a bi"d shot. Those
)ia carefully removed, dressed
tho In vision, and Mr. ritouteage
i now restmg comfortably, and
it is believed that be will recover
id ft hhort time.
Rate Bull.
At McCounellsburg, Saturday,
June L'llth.
Ivudig Juniors
Foreman p Spangler
Brant. D c Wiblo
Grace.v, Ii ss Fisher, U
Stiusou lb Irwin
Biaut, C 2b Fisher, P
Brant, E .".b Helnian
Graoey, J If lUlbey
Clevenger cf Stevens
Cutchall if MeCjuade
Ssorc: 1 -1 in favor of tho Jun
iors. Seven innhigs.
At McC'onnellsburg, June 2'Uh.
Lai dig. lilue Grass.
Birton, p Pensinjror,
Chesuut, c Knauff,
Graeey, ss Helnian,
Stmsori, lb Dovle.
Brant, 0 2t Fisher, P
Brant, K lib Alexander,
Brant, D If Kivey,
Clevenger, cf oouders,
Foreman. rt Fisher, B.
FiL'ht inning, Score: IJ-1 in
favor of Blue ( 1 rass.
Bjtweon Jig Cove Tannery and
Green Uidgu Clubs on the ' form
er's grounds, last Saturday.
Green Uidge, Tannery.
Moore, A Williams, T
Spriggs, L Mellott, G
Mellott, F Mellott, VV
Spriggs, J BiveTrs, II
Scheidelman, W Truax, II
fipriggs, V Wink, G
Spriggs, K Seville, B
Shermau, M Reefer, T
Spriggs, T Gordon, 11
Score: 10 to (i in favor of
Green Uidge. Nino innings.
At Burnt Cabins last Satur
day. Metal. Burnt Cabins.
Horning, U p Welch, W
Glass, c Tayirr, VV
McKelvey, ss Mathias, Ii
loaning, lb Montgomery
Weise, 2b Snyder,
Carhn, ob Mathias, B
Jones, if Webb,
Brown, .cf Mathias, B
Hancock, rf Uorton,
Score: !)-0 in favor of Burnt
Cabins. Umpire, Naiigle; Score
keeper, Keebaugh.
At Andover, Saturday 2Gth.
Ft. Littleton. Dane.
Fraker, J B p Fix, G
Shafer, II J ss Connelly, V
Fraker, li K lib Connelly, C
Cromer, II 12 rf Strait,
Fraker, 12 B cf Wible, U "
Taylor. AC lb Peightel, A D
Morton, L P If McGarvey,
Cromer, U B 20 Giess, C
Wilson, P I c Uaker, G
Ft. Littleton 7 1 I 2 ii 2 x Ki
Dane 000000 22
Strike out Fraker, 9; Fix, 4
Umpire, Richardson.
At Andover, Saturday 2G.
Ft. Littleton. Andover Stars.
Fraker, J B p McGarvey,
Shafer, 11 J ss Connelly,
Fraker, H 12 3b Peightel,
Cromer, II E rf Sipes, D
Fraker, 12 B cf Sipes,
Taylor, AC lb Strait,
Mortou, L P If Fix,
Cromer, U B 2b Metzler,
Wilson, P I c Uowe.
Ft. Littleton 4 i) 7 7 532
Andover Stars 1 0 0 0 0 1
Strikeout Fraker, 5; McGar
vey, 1. Umpire, Itichardson.
HLkcmrv COUNTS.
June 10th at Knobsville.
Ft. Littleton. Knobsville.
Fraker, J B p Spangier, J
Wilson, P c Scheidelman, W
Shaffer, II J ss Fore, I
Taylor, AC lb Kelso, B
Cromer, It B 2b Kerlio, W
Fraker, It E 3b Gunnells, J
Morton, L P If Peck, I
Fraker, 12 B cf Kelso, S
Cromer, II E rf Campbell, J
Score Littleton, i); Knobsville,
2; Umpires, C. Itichardson and E.
Glunt. Time, 1 hour and 42 minutes.
HuBtonlown U. B. Charge.
Sunday, July 4.
Hustontown Sunday school,
U:30; preaching, 10:30.
Bethlehem Sunday school, 2:
00; preaching, 3:00; C. 12. at H:00.
Kaobsville Preaching at H;00.
Cromwell Sunday school,
30; class, 10:30.
Mt. Tabor Sunday school, 9:
30; class, 10:3 J; C. 12 at 8:00.
Wells Valley Sunday school,
11:30; class, 10:30; C. E , 8.00.
H. B. Hokkman, pastor.
Cherries are unusually plenti
ful in this vicinity, and are offer
ed for sale a low as 4 cents per
quart. '
If Your Name l fchvards, Ynu Arc in
the Line of an Illustrious Ancestor,
James M. Edwards, of O.sceola
Mills, iu a recent letter says :
"1 herewith enclose a little
sketch taken from the Juno num
ber of "The Poultry Item," of
Sellersville, Pa., concerning the
Edwards' connection of which
Fulion county has a good repres
entation, and will ask that you
kindly insert it in your nsxi issue
as nearly all the Elwardsos do,
or ought to, take "Tho Fulton
County News" as it is worth its
weight in gold.
"If you are breeding from
first class stock, you are to
have a rock like faith that the
stock j-ou mature next fall
will be first clnss. There will
be culls, but the rule will be
high class sto.'.k. But if you
haveu't first class stock, do
not look for first-class bii ds.
"Like will produce like " Wil
hum Pitt was one of the grc at
est statesmen of his time. Ho
was Prime Minister of Eng
land. He had a son whom he
named after himself, William
Pitt, the younger, becinie
Prime Minister of Eigland
when he was only twenty
four vears old. Why was
this young man so highly en
dowed 'i Because his father
was highly endowed. States
men produce statesmen.
Great preachers produce
great preachers. Charles II.
Spurgeon preached for thir
ty years to a weekly audience
of about six thousand people
in the great .Metropolitan Ta
bernacle in London. When
he died, his soli succeeded
him. General Grant, in the
person of his own sou, is still
one of the foremost military
men in the United Slates.
Endless instances might be
cited giving us confidence in
this supreme law of heredity.
It will just as certainly worK
in birds as in horse?, cattle,
and men.
"Sometimes the great man
is the exception in tho family.
There was only one Benjamiu
Franklin among seventeen
brothers and sisters. But
look at Lyman Beecher's
sons and daughters! Look
up the descendants of Jona
than Edwards if you want to
realize the value of 'line breed
ing,' 300 college graduates,
14 presidents of colleges, 100
professors of colleges, 100
lawyers, 30 Judges, liu phy
sician, 10) preachers, theo
logical professors, etc. These
are matters of record and
scientific investigation."
Will Open June 2Mb.
Juniata College Summer Term
will open Jure 2S, lint!) and con
tinue six weeks. Normal, Prep
aratory and College Courses will
be given. Beautiful surround
lugs. Hates reasonable. For
booklet and full information ad
dress, I. IIakvky Buumuai;ii,
Acting President,
( 10, 3t. Huntingdon Pa.
For Sale.
Ono span Dark Mules, about
seventeen hundred lbs. weight.
Gentle and good single or double
drivers. Also, t;o hacks and
harnesss. itcasou for selling
have no use fir them. Address
J. It. EnwAiiiis,
I) J7 it. Broadtop City, Pa.
ICE! ICE! ICE!
.1. N. Iloeh of Merceisbmy
lias ma tli arrangements will)
llie(.'liaiiiliei-:-ihiii- l-e iituH.'olil
St or ago Company of( 'liambcrs
Imrj; fcirtlieliatKllini; of a! Illicit
ice delivered at Mercerslitii'tf
'ICE WILL BE RECEIV-
Stuck I'rctdcrs. Take Notice.
"Jerry," the well known stall
ion can be found at the following
places on the dates given:
McConuellsburg, April 1, 2, 3;
12, 13;21,22; 30 and May 1; 10,
11; 10, 20; 1H, 2!t; June 7, 8; 10, 17;
L'H, 20.
Webstor Mills, April 5, 6; 9, 10;
14, IT.; 19, 20: 23, 24; S-, 29; May
3, 4; 7, 8; 12, 13; 17, 18; 21, 22; 20,
27; 30, and June 1; 4, ';!, 10; 14,
ir;18, 10; 2.-), 2(5.
Hollinshead's, Acril 7, 8; 1G, 17;
20, 27; May f, G; 14, 15: 24, 25;
June 2, 3s; 11, 12; 21, 22, 23, 24.
J. K. JOHNSTON,
J. K. JOHNSTON.
A little child of Will Youso, ag
ed about three years, who with
itSj mother were the guests of
Roy Cromwell, got one of its fin
gers caught in the door of Mr.
Cromsell's house, so badly mash
ing it that tho services of a phy
sician were required to dress it.
Executors' Notice.
The estate of Jonathan J. Clevenger,
lute of Tod township, l-'ultoneounty ,
I'u., dcoased.
letters testamentary on ttie above
estate having been granted to the un
dersigned, all persons indebted to the
s.ild estate are requested to inieke
prompt payment, aud those having
claims to present tho Name.
II. S. Damki.s,
Jacoii I), Cu;vi:x;i:u,
Kxeuutors.
1. S. For tho convenience of those
having business with the estate, they
should call on or addres II S. Dun
ieU, Ks(., Harrisor ville, 'u.
Change in Schedule
M'Connellsbiirg & Mercersburg
STAGE LINE.
On and after July 1, liHltl, the llrst
wutfon will leave McConnellsbiiri; at
5:.'l." a. m., and arrive at Mcrct-rsburir,
at a. in., the train leaving at H:lu.
Ileturnlnir, the wagon will leave Mer
cersbure; upon the arrival of the lu:4n
train and roach McConnellsbiirt; In Hi
hours.
Tho second wagon w ill leave MeCon-
nellsburg at 12:.l."i p. in., and arrive at
Mereerbburg at :;0 p. m., and the
train leaves at J:l . Ki tnming, the
wagon will leave Mercersburg immedi
ately upon the arrival Of the tl o'clock
train and re ae h McConnollsbui'i; iu 2i
hours.
"John Sheetz & Son,
1-21-011, 'tf. Proprietors.
Isaac Watson,
Tonsorial Artist
Itesiectfully announces that he has re
moved' his llaiber Bhop to his resi
dence on socond street opposite the
Presbyterian church where he is tern
porlly located and where lie will tie
glad to see his old customers as well
as new ones. Every thing up to date
a clean towel to every customer.
1-1 ,Hw.
ED BY CARLOAD LOTS
As the season is approach
ing for the use of Ice, it would
be well to arrange for your
supply of ice for the summer
season.
lee will lio delivered over
town every morning, except
Sabbath. Also on Saturday
evening.
For further information in
reference to prices or lurgt
lts inquire of
J. N. HOCH,
Mercersburg, Pa.
Attention Farmers.
This is to inform all who pre
interested in breeding fine stock,
that KENTUCKY JACK will be
found during tho season as fol
lows: at
(irant Baker's, April -U, iJOacd
May 1: i:i, 14 1.'); L'7, "8, 2!i; June
10, 11, li'; 21, LTi, 20.
William Huterbaugb's, May 3,
-I, :; K), If, 12; 17, H, 19; 21, 2",
JO; :;i and Juno I, 2; 7, H, !i; II
i:, 10; 21, 22, 2;!; 2. 2'J iSO.
(leorsre Huterbaugb's, May i,
7, S 20, 21, 22; June 2, 4, 5; 17,
H, IU.
Terms: 10 insurance for living
colt.
WiI. PUTKIiBAUdM,
G !:. 15i;ti:uisauuh,
Owners
MEM'S and YOUNG MEN'S
Faultlessly-Fashioned Suits
Prices Lower than Inferior Makes.
The very latest shades from $5 to $13. These are guar witeeci the
best value to be had anywhere. Men's fancy Trousers in llht or
dark colors spring and summer weight.
' Men's Dusters, Fancy Shirts, Un
derwear, Hosiery, Neckwear and
Shoes and Oxfords
r.ndies' Spring nnd Summer Jacket Suits, fn blue, tan, white, and
white and black stripe. The very latest Shades and styles. Hog
ular ) 00 values. Our'l'rice $3.50.
Shirt Waists in Silk and Net
Messaline Taffeta Silk in White and Net Waists in Iru Colors.
Also a line lot of White Batiste and Lawn Waists tailored styles,
or beautifully trimmed w ith Lace or Embroideries, button front or
buck, lontf or three-quarter sleeve 5uc., 75., $1.00, $1.25.
I arKf0 Q t I f o 'n blue, black and brown in many sliadi,
'MV,v ulll U and styles. French Percales, Hates Seer
suckers; and Lancaster Ginghams, Muslins bleached and un
bleached, Lawns, Batistes, Suestne Silks, Jacket Suitings, &c.
Kodol dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
Western Maryland Railroad Company.
In Ef fect June 6. 1909.
Truins leave Uuneoi'lr us follows;
o. il T.iKMi. m. Oli.lly) for HinrrHtown.
tiff.ort. Va vtifshoro, i'humhersburtf,
and inlermt'diuu.
No, 4 '0 ii. tii. iwwkclays) liiiltimore, llet
tysburu'. York aud intet uit-dl:ue.
No, m. f wifi'k fiuysj Haltlmnre unl In-
tymtMlinte t'lt(u.. Vestibule train
with ulwrvatioa bulTet oar.
No. I ?0:i. m. cv.Tfk days) Cuajbetlund, uad
Intermedia I e.
No. 3-1 0 j in. (wi-k day) Little Orleans,
old Town. Cumberland. Klklo and
west Vestltule truiu with observation
tttilTot ear.
No. 5-0 l p. m (daily) leaves Haltimore .V0B
p. in.. HaK'erstowu p. rn.
AI tr i-'t s mi'Ue eoaneet'on at Urueevi!! for
Ki i-ib-r ok and iraiun 0 aui 4 for points north
l ai Kail 'n .ire Tnlon Station) for Phllu,
.h; t New Voik.
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lower than you have been payiiig.
I use the very best grade ot Mar
ble and Granite.
I keep in stock a nice line of both
Foreign and Domestic Granite.
My lettering is as good as the best.
All lettering and curving is done by
pneumatic toolsi which is a great
advantage over lettering by hand.
It will pay you to get my prices. Ev
erythiiifl as represented.
USTIJN C. RECK,
Hancock, Ad.
I MILLINERY
HEADQUARTERS HERE.
jjr .
ANNIE B.- FREY.
ipNew Spring Hats.
New as the morning go irresistulily lovely are tliey
?o thut those who co'iue. jtierely. to see "what is npw"
,?n l"s(' Uii'ir heurts and ojhiu their imrses to' their i-au-
ty at omre. Clever new Straws, new Sliupos, new
rfp Colors, new IHooiiis. Note the uloss wide of a
4p ' iiun'iso Straw Hruid in exquisite color itl'ct, anil tho
luxurious use of the wide V't'h'cl Kihhons tliat eom-
liiuo no UillKhttiilly with the Sod Tinted Klower.
n You can llml a Hut that Is ' becoming to you iu thin '
(,'reat stock. The prices are sure fo ;lcuso ua well ft
,rr) the Huts. Comu anil see why we have become so fa-
inoug, for you will llnd everylliinK here that la to be
found In a hitch-grade, up-to-date Millinery Store.
i Kveryhody made welcome.
ANNIE B. FREY,
McConnellsburg, Pa. ,.
J. K. JOHNSTON.
MRS, A. F. LITTLE'S
k BI6 UNDERSELLING STORE
Spring and Summer Millinery,
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Such entirely new shapes so quaint tind picturesque such en
tirely new color loveliness, that every woman should see this exhibit
to be in touch with the new millinery. It is a triumphant pageant of
art and beauty. It points the way to your achieving a new hat, which
like the ones you have heretofore purchased at our store, you will en
joy wearing. We have
L J T E S T STYLES
shapes, and shades in hats and trimmings. We have a lino line of fan
cy fcoods. We aim to make quick sales and small prolits. Come and
sec our line of goods. - You are welcome.
MRS. A. F. LITTLE.
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McConnellsburg, Fe.
(OKGANIZKD IN 1887.)
EIGHTEEN STOCKHOLDERS
all among: the prominent business men of the County.
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J W. II. NELSON,
Cashier.
0 DIRECTORS Nplann Slnoo I'hia r? ,in,.lQn A TT M rfn
r Wm. II . Nelson, J. F. Johnston, Walter M. Comerer. A. F. Baker
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OF AlcCONNELLSBURG,
is a
Depository
for the
O STATE OF PENNSYLVANIA
6 COUNTY OF FULTON
8 TOWNof IVPCONNELLSBURG
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At Cost.
Say, you farmers! You can buy your fertilizers
for seeding from me at cost, if you are willing to
load it on the wagon.
Acid Fertilizer.
Alkaline Bone and Potash.
Other high grades in proportion. f
I will, on the first of August have on hand
100 tons of Fertilizer and
IOO bushels of Timothy seed
Will take wheat in exchange for fertilizers.
C. E. STARR, Three Springs, Pa.
FULTON COUNTY NEWS
is the people's paper.
. $1.00 a Year in Advance.