INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS
0( ( seal and General Interest, (lathered
at Home or Clipped frm our
Exchanges,
CONDENSED TOR HURRIED READERS
:iiislvo IsiiIm-1,
This ia old home weok in Grcou
castlo
C. II lottery Needmoro was in
town ou Monday.
jcussci uracoy 01 Taylor was
in town Saturday.
Mrs. David Wible of Maddens
villo is seriously ill,
Mack Kerhn of Gracey, was at
the Fultou House last Saturday.
Ward Berkstressor of Water
fall wa9 at the City hotel on Sat
urday. 'Squire J. S. Mort of Maddns
villo was at tho County Capital on
Saturday.
Mrs. Frank St. Clair of Wash
111-,'tmi, L). C, is the Kuest of her
father Benjamin Shimer's family.
Mrs. Bobb, of Beavertown,
spent a couple of days with Miss
l'.ess Daniels of this place, this
week.
William Widney of Mt. Union,
spent last Thursday night in the
lionifc of John Ewing and wife
at llarrismiville.
Mrs. S. M. Kobinson and Mrs.
II. L. Naco and son Donald ot
this place, spent Saturday last
iu Clnimbersburg.
Don't forget that Irwin still
handles "Tho White" and "Gold-
cuSlar" Sowing Muchines and
tho prices are right,
Mrs. Amauda Imler of Illinois
has been spondiug the past three
mouths with her sister Mrs. John
Kwing, at llamsonville.
Kev. and Mrs. V. J. Sheaffer,
cf the M. K Church, Everett, I'a ,
are away ou a vacation trip
through the New England States
aud Canada,
Putou your thinking bonnet
and glance at some of the bar
gaius offered by "The Irwin
Store" dunug the month of Au
gust,
Jacob Comerer and family
drove over from their home in
Morcersburg and spent the day
with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Henry A. Comerer.
"I was cured of diarrhoea by
one dose of Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy,"
writes M. E. Gebhardt, Oriole,
Pa. There is nothing better.
For sale by all dealers.
Mrs. William Bidleman and
8011 Charles of Uarrisburg, who
had been the guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles B. Stevens in this
place for several weeks, left for
their homo .me day last week.
Ivev. C. 11. Rockey, represent
ing the Anti-Saloon League, will
speak at the firpon 1M1 Prohu.
.wu & I vowj
tenaii church next Sunday morn
"igat 10:30 and in the town
church iu the evening at 7:80,
The Supreme Executive Com
miltee of the Independent Order
f He-ptasophs have grouped the
SUbonlilintn nrvn.,l.... j:
tr'cts. McConnell Conclave No.,
i ims place is in district 37.
Charlie Carbauph of the "Cor
ner" was in town yesterday. He
ys that while the rain falls on
"i just and the unjust it just
mifwstho Corner every time,
aiu that in consequence the corn
cr(,P is short.
Tuesday, August 22. Mrs.
7llloT"tle will sell at her rosi-
wj m McUounellsburg, 2 hors
c wagou and bod, s urrey, bar
"ess, plows, household goods,
' c Sale begins at lOo'dock.
lr'ht ) months.
jy- a N. Palmer, principal
i ;'l'uoiio schools at Portage,
I . and who has been rusticat-
r'o "n his farm do
mro durm
J. V. Mcllott's Position.
Mr. Jacob W. Mellott, of Ayr
township, whose announcement
for the Democratic Humiliation
for the ollico of Sheriff i.f Fulton
County appears in the proper
column in this paper, desires that
it shall be distinctly understood
that his announcement means
just what it says. lie has been
informed that certa'n persons are
trying to create the impression
that ho is in the field merely for
thepurposo of contributing to
the interests of a certain other
candidate, and to aid in the de
feat of another. This Mr. Mel
lott emphatically denies, and
wishes the voters of Fulton coun
ty to feel that he is out in the in
terest of Jacob W. Mellott first.
last, and all the time; and that he
1 l ends to leave nothing reason
able and fair undone to win the
nomination; and if nominated, to
make the election.
Fulton County Teachers.
NCHDMORE.
ir i i i
no nave nau some very nice
rains during the past week.
A number of our people attend
ed the picnic at May's Chape
Saturday.
A Runyan and wife spent a week
siting in the home of their
daughter Mrs. R. C. Dixon near
Emmaville.
Uncle John McClellan had
light stroke of paralysis last Sun
day but is now able to be around
Elder Funk will preach here
next Sunday evening.
Miss Enza Wink, who had been
at the University Hospital in
Philadelphia during the past five
weeks returned to her home last
Thursday much improved.
J. C. Mellott and wife, accom
panied by Mrs. Mellott's mother
Mrs. Maria Palmer also by uncle
A. Runyan and wile, went to see
Mrs. Dennis Morgret who is very
ill, last Sunday.
Need more band was reorganiz
ed last Tuesday evening.
Annual Reunion.
The eighteenth annual reunion
of tho Fulton County Veterans
Associations will meet to hold
their reunion in Hoop's Grove in
Licking Creek township, Friday,
September the first. All old
Soldiers and famlies are cordially
invited to attend.
By order of Committkk.
D. F. Fua K Kit,
H. E. Pai.sixjuovk
)wn at Need-
. - uuring vacation, passed
i ugh town on Monday on his
son
drove
ly to New York.
I , <. McClain, wife and
ihard and W. II nimn ,
i - Mil 1 ,!i ll'u ni.l- ft J .a
-v,u0miu. mrs. Mc
a'andson wlj v,slt her broth
- X C Trout's family. The
UIlluu returned
the
same
Otl0fftho mOBt.Pnmmnn
that hard -;;r:: i:: :
Kl Hthamberlain'a Liniment
Nvnn Jnat e'ch application,
. " " KeWlUlP.k rol of ftY,
r alldeilors.
During a heavy thunderstorm
n Punxsutawnoy, Pa., last Fri
day the wind blew in a window at
the residence of Goorge Kuntz,
and a piece of Hying glass struck
his daughter Stella ou the neck.
An artery was severed, and the
child died within half an hour.
"Were all medicines as meri
torious as Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
the world would be much better
off and the percentage of suffer
ing greatly decreased," writes
iindsay Scott, of Temple, Ind.
or sale by all dealers.
Mr. D, F. Booher of Pittsburg
spent Monday and Tuesday in
town gettiug dental work done at
Dr. Stevens's. Mr. Booher has
been au employee of P. R. R., dur
ing the last eleven years, and is
now off on a sixteen days' sum
mer vacation.
Mrs. Goorge Knotts and two
children, of Altoona, Pa., arrived
in Everett Thursday morniug.
hey are guests of Win. B. Earns
and family on First street aud
will also visit the formor's pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. John Ott, in
McConnellsburg, before return
ing home. Everett Press.
On account of the ill health of
his wife, Oscar L. Smith, who
during the last six years has
been editor of the Bedford In
quirer, has sold his stock in the
Inquirer Publishing Company,
Bedford, and will remove to the
far west. Prof. Ira M. Long, for
live years as the principal of the
Bedford Schools, purchased Mr.
Smith's stock, and will have edi
torial management of the Inquir
er. Mr. Clarence College and fami
ly of Pittsburg, are spending
their summer vacation among
their Fulton County friends.
Clarence has been stationary en
gineer with the May Drug Com
pany, one of the largest concerns
of its kind in the State, during
the past seven years, and to show
their appreciation of his services,
they give him a substantial in
crease in salary as each new year
comes around.
Names and Postoffice Addresses of Those Who
Will Have Charge of Our Schools
For Year 1911-12.
Ayr Begins September 4th.
Back Run Maud Rinedollar, McConnellsburg.
Mill Lewis Harris, McConnellsburg.
J ugtown Sophia Hohraan, .McConnellsburg.
Cito Mary J. Johnston, Cito.
Rock Hill Barbara Martiri, McConnellsburg.
Webster Mills John Ment.er, McConnellsburg.
Big Covo Tannery Lillian Houpt, McConnellsburg.
Laurel Ridge Jeanette Stouteagle, McConnellsburg.
Corner Elizabeth Harris, McConnellsburg.
Belfast Begins September 11th.
I'leaaant Grove Blair Garland, Needmore.
Philip Alorgret Zoo Mellott, Sipos Mill.
Sipcs Mill Margaret Daniels, Sipes Mill.
Jacob Lakes Lester Mellott. Needmore.
Needmore Blanche Smith, lddo.
Morton '8 Point Nell Morton, Pleasant Ridge.
Cross Roads Ma.id Deshong, Pleasant Ridgo.
Cedar Lane Orpha Snyder, Needmoro.
Maple Grcve Daisy Strait, Saluvia.
Bethel Begins September 11th.
Black Oak Catharino Yonker, Warfordsburg.
Mays' Chapel-Ottie Hill, Sideling Bill.
Franklin Mills Eirle Golden, Franklin Mills.
Mt. Airy II. S. Alexander, McConnellsburg.
Alpine E C. Hann, Dott.
Gordons Bessie Morton, McConnellsburg.
Warlordsburg Vacant.
Brush Creek Begins September 18th.
Oak Grove Ella Barton, Crystal Springs.
Locust Grove Homer Akers, Akersville.
Buchanan lva Hixson, Crystal Springs.
Emmaville Grace Lodge, Em mavillo. '
Buffalo Sadie Barton, Crystal Springs.
Akersville P. Amy Lodge, Emmaville.
Akerevillo A. S. E. Walters, Akorsvillo.
Dublin Begins September 4th.
Battle Ridge Blanche Peck, Knobsville.
Mudlevel Dotto Dishong, llustontown.
Burnt Cabins D. Iv. Chesnut, llustontown.
Fort Littleton R. B. Cromer, Ft. Littleton.
Clear Ridge L. P. Morton, Ft. Littleton.
Chesnuts Johu Woodcock, llustontown.
Licking Creek Begins September 13th.
Shanes Dwight Sipos, Harnsonville.
Siloam Maud Strait, Saluvia.
Daniels C. W. Mellott, Saluvia.
Forestdalc- Zena Brant, Dane.
Saluvia Andrew Strait, Saluvia.
Harnsonville A. E, Deshong, Andovor.
Vallance Grace Hann, Saluvia.
Compulsion Catharine I hop, Andover.
McConnellsburg Begins September lth.
Primary Minnio Reisner, McConnellsburg.
Intermediate Gertrude Hoke, McConnellsburg.
Grammar Fanuie Greathead, McCnnellsburg.
High School J. E. Thomas, McConnellsburg.
Taylor Begins September 11th.
Fairview Russel Gracey, Gracey.
Gracey Myrtlo Stevens, Ft. Littleton.
Waterfall Ruth Strait, Gracey.
Dublin Mills W. G. Wink, llustontown.
Wiutergreen II. P. Morton, Hustontown.
llustoutowu W. H. Ranck, llustontown.
Laidig Dallas Brant, Hiram.
Cherry Grove W. Berkstressor, Waterfall.
Thompson Begins September 11th.
Bald Eiglo Mac Pittmau, Dickeys Mountain.
Board Yard Harvey Sharpe, Plum Run.
Center II. W. Wink, Plum Run.
Ditch Run Anna Comerer, Hancock, Md., R. D. No. 2.
West View Alice Brewer, Hancock, Md.
Oa'kdale Ethel Powel, Covalt.
Independence Jessie Truax, Sharpo.
Todd Begins September 4th.
Summers John Kelso, Knobsvillo.
Douglas Zoe Mason, McConuellsburg.
Scotts I'earl Cress, Knobsville.
Knobsvillo A. D. Poightel, McConnellsburg.
Woodburn Mabel Fore. Knobsville.
Union Begins September 11th.
Zacks Ridge Vacant.
Amaranth Catharine Laidig, llustontown.
Center Sheldon Hill, Buck Valley.
Harmonia-G. B. Mellott, Hancock, Md., R. D. No. 3.
Excelsior Thomas Truax, Gem.
Barnes Gap Wilbur Peck, Knobsville.
Wells Begins September 11th.
Wells Tannery P. Eleanore Sipes, Wells Tannery.
Wells Tannery A. Roy Foreman, Wells Tannery.
' Valley No. 2 Roy Shafer, New Grenada.
Roaring Run Joanne Morton, McConnellsburg.
New Grenada Robert Alexander, McConnellsburg.
Attack Like Tigers.
Infighting to keep the blood
pure the white corpuscles at
tack disease germs lileo tigers.
But often germs multiply so fast
the little fighters are overcome.
Then see pimples,' boils, eczema,
saltrheum and sores multiply and
strength and appetite fail. This
condition demands Electric Bit
ters to regulate stomach, liver
and kidneys and to expel poisons
from the blood. "They are the
best blood purifier," writes C. T.
Budahn, of Tracy, Calif., "I have
ever found." They mako rich,
red blood, strong nerves and
build up your health. Try them.
50c at Trout's Drug Store.
Mrs. E L. Daniels of Sipes
Mill spent part of last week visit
ing her daughter Mrs. P. P.
Mann, and other friends in town.
Accused of Stealing.
E. E. Chamberlain, of Clinton,
Me., boldly accuses Bucklen's
Arnica Salve of stealing the
sting from bnrns or scalds the
pain from sores of all kinds the
distress from boils or piles. "It
robs cuts, corns, bruises, sprains
and injuries of their terror,"he
says, "as a healing remedy it's
equal don't exist." Only 25c at
Trout's Drug Store.
itters
Succeed when everything else fails.
In nervous prostration and female
weaknesses they are the supreme
remedy, as thousands have testified.
FOR KIDNEY, LIVER AND
STOMACH TROUBLE
it is the best medicine ever sold
over druggist's counter.
VEGETABLE COMPOUND
It has been pHtiiimti'J by careful ob
servers among the iiieiliuul profession
that of those wu j seek tho services of
a physician fully three-fourths are
women. Many of these, of course
stand inoro or less in need of mirnicul
treatmont. Many of them, and prob
ably the majority, will be greatly ben
ellted by medical treatmont alone.
Physicians experienced in the treat
ment of diseases of women have prov
ed that certain remodies produce ex
cellent results in the peculiar troublei
from which women sutler.
With sclentillc understanding of the
diseases to be treated and of the ac
Hon of the drugs most useful In the
treatment of these diseases Ilexall
Vegetable Compound has been do-
vised. It is prepared to moet tho
wants of those women who suiter eith
er from painful menstruation or from
troubles incident to the change of life,
or who, durtng pregnancy, stand In
need of remedies to preserve the tis
sues of tho, generative organs in a
normal condition.
HOW VEGETABLE COM
POUND IS MADE
In order that our patients may uso
this preparation intelligently we hero
explain just why Hex all Vegetable
Compound has been made as It is.
HIack Haw, Cramp Bark, Squaw
Vino aud Blue Cohosh are of proven
value in lessening irritation and al
laying muscular tissues of the uterus.
Unicorn Hoot is elticient as a men
strual stimulant and is of value in
painful menstruation accompanied by
scanty How.
Golden Seal Is noted for its stimu
lating effect upon mucous membranes.
Together with Cinnamon Hark it is in
corporated in Ilexall Vegetablo Com
pound for tho purpose of stimulating
the Intestinal tract to tho expulsion of
gases that might Intensify the pain at
tendant upon painful menstruation.
USEFUL-SAFE
All these drugs are carefully select
ed and scientifically combined in a
preparation that has proved to bo of
splendid service in the treatment of tho
conditions in which it is Indicated.
This remedy is neither designed nor
intended to act as an abortion agent,
in fact, its uso will tend to prevent the
dangers of abortion when due to un
usual uterine sensitiveness.
Ilexall egetablo Compound should
bo found to give splendid service In
the treatmont of Internal Spasmodic
I'ain, Hysterical Convulslons.Cramps
r latulent and Bilious Colic; particu
larly for those disorders of the gen
erative organs which cause such dis
tressing rellex symptoms, as Painful
Menstruation. Ovarian Colic and Uter
ino Pains, and I'ulns in the Back and
Loins due to excessive sensitiveness
of nervous mucous and muscular tis
sues of tho parts alTocted. Its tendency
is to render tho monthly periods nor
mal In tmio and amount; to correct
tardy menses, Its action being to pro
serve at the normal the tissues of the
female generative organs. Ilexall Veg
etahle Compound will bo found of val
uo during the period of Pregnancy,
and of special value la the relief of the
sulTcring incident to the Change of
Life. Of service also in Leucorrhea,
Menstrual Headache and in Constipa
tion. It contains no narcotic or ha-
bttforuiing drugs.
DIRECTIONS
In order that those who stand in
need of Ilexall Vegetable Compound
should receive the full benefit there
from wo draw particular attentiou to
tho following advice:
For Painful Menstruation Ilexall
Vegetable Compound should be taken
about ono week before tho expected
monthly period and should be con
tinued throughout the entire period
and for one week thereafter. In fact,
It would ho well, if, in tho beginning
of treatment, the patient should take
tho preparation continuously for two
or three months. Thereafter, if tho
painful periods continue in any degree,
tho treatment should be given as sug
gested above. Ilexall Vegetablo Com
pound will give better results either
given in, or followed by, a glass of
hot water. Its effect Is enhanced if the
patient should take hot baths at the
tune expected for tho beginning of
Menstruation.
For tr eatment of the '"dragging"
pains and pains In the back and loins
that are so common, particularly to
women who have borne children, Hex
all Vegetablo Compound should be
taken over periods of several months.
These pains are due in most cases to
weight of an abnormally heavy uterus
dragging upon sensitive ligaments.
The effect of the Ilomedy will be In
creased In these cases by tho regular
use of hot douches, taken in a reclin
ing posture. It is important in all
these cases that the bowels should be
kept regular and free. For this pur
pose Ilexall Orderlies may bo used.
For Sale at
The JfeSS Store
L. W. SEYLAR,
McConnellsburg, Penn'a.
. HULL k BENDER'S
Annual Reduction Sale
ON LOW SHOES.
We have certainly had a nice trade on these goods, hut in
order to make room for our fall shoes. We have
to get rid of them. You all know what the
WALK-OVER
low Shoes, and the
QUEEN QUALITY
low Shoes are, and you know that the price is the
same everywhere. Now we are going to sell the
$1.00 Shoes for a short time at $3.25 in tan and
black. The $.'.50 Shoes at $2.78 and the $.'.()()
ones at $2.25; $2.50 at $2.00; $1.98 at $l.fi().
The Ladies Queen Quality that were $3.00 now
$2.35; $2.50 at $2.00; $2.00 at $1.00; $1.50 and
$1.60 Oxfords $1.25; $1.25 ones, $1.00. Misses
and Children's Oxfords-$1.18 ones at $1.20;
$1.25 ones at $1.00; $1.00 at 85c; 90c at C5c; (55c
ones, 50c. Boys' Gun Metal Oxfords was $2.00
now $1.00; Youths', 9 to 13-1-2 w as $1.25 now
$1.00. These are great bargains at the full price
and at the special low price they are a great paving
to you.
The sizes in these goods are good but at these
prices they won't be good long. So it will pay you
to come early.
Clothing Reduction
In order to make room we are going to sell you
some Clothing cheap. Boys' knee pants suit 1 to
lfi years old. Boys' long pants suits 15 to 19 years.
Also some Men's suits that it will pay you to see.
When we say we reduce them we do it.
SO-BOS-SO kill fly docs the work. Not only
does it kill the fly, but the cow will increase the
quantity of milk so that in one or two weeks the
increase in milk will pay for the stuff. 75c. gallon,
Sprayer 35c.
STORE OPEN ALL HOURS.
HULL & BENDER.
IU. R. SHAFFNER,
Attorney at Law,
Office on Square,
McConnellsburg, Pa.
All legal bua.nem and eollcatioM entrunted
will eoelve oareful and prompt attention.
Kodol dyspepsia Curo
Digatta what you eat
Geo. I. Reisner k Co,
are showing the largest and most care
fully selected line of General Merchandise
ever brought to this county: You can suit
yourself to anything in the way of
DRESS GOODS,
SILKS, POPLINS,
FOULARDS,
PERCALES,
DOMESTICS,
MUSLINS,
TICKINGS.
SHIRTINGS.
SEERSUCKERS,
LINENS.
A splendid line of White Goods, Mercer
ized Waistings, Lawns, Flaxons Linens.&c.
Never had a larger variety of Ginghams
to select from, and all at bottom prices.
Then don't forget our
CLOTHING,
SHOES,
NOTIONS.
CARPETS,
MATTINGS.
LINOLEUM. &c.
Geo. W. Reisner & Co.
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Prize Offers from Leading Manufacturers
Book on patents. "Hints to inventors." "Inventions needed."
"Why some inventors fail." Send rough sketch or model for
search of Patent Office records. Our Mr. Greeley was formerly.
Acting Commissioner of Patents, and as such had full charge of
the U. S. Patent Office.
GREELEY &M9INTIRE
Patent Attorneys
Washington, !). C.
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