" THE FULTON COUNTY NEWS. McCONNELLSBURG. PA.
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FULTON COUNTY NEWS
Published Every Thursday.
B. ff. fiioK, Editor and Proprietor
McCONNELLSBURG, PA.
JUNE 17,1915
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S ALL' VI A
The sad mteligence reached
Fernando Decker on last Satur
day that his son in law, Frank
Mellott near Deshler, Ohio, had
met with a serious accident. The
team he was driving ran away,
and both of his arms were broken.
No other particulars were eiven.
Fortunately for him his father
Ephraim R; Mellott 'and Lee
Decker are both assisting him on
the large farm, and will carry on
the work this year.
The sick noted last week, and
prior thereto, are a little better,
namely, Mrs. Ilomer L. Sipes,
Mrs. Mahala Deshong; Joseph
Sipes, Jefferson Wible, and Jos
eph M. Mellott
Mrs. Lydia Minmck, common
ly called "Aunty," suffering at
times greatly with cancer on her
hand, was invited by Rev. J. L.
Yearick, of McConnellsburg, to
take an automobile ride to Green
Hill Presbyterian church and re
turn last Thursday. It is said,
the aged lady now about 87
years greatly enjoyed the ride,
her first, and stood the trip well.
The many friends and neigh
bors of Mrs. Clara Decker will
be pleased to hear that she safely
reached her son Rev. John Deck
er'shomein Iowa and is in fair
health.
Mrs. Fernando Decker started
on Wednesday o.f last week for
Ohio, to visit her two sons, Rus
Eel and Lee, and her two daugh
ters, Lois and Ada. She report
ed having reached Russet's home
near Republic, O , last Saturday.
Uncle John Liann is taking a
visit among relatives in Bedford
county and elsewhere.
Orphans' Home Day.
The Lutheransannuallyobserve
a children's day known as Or
phans' Home Day, and the offer
ings on that day go to the Tress
ler Orphans' Home at Loys
ville, Pa. Last Sunday was
the day set for the McConnells
burg congregation, and a finer
program was never rendered.
Every child seemed to have its
part well committed, and all the
drills passed off in perfect order.
The collection for the Home was
above the average amount
Sale Register.
Thursday, September 30, J. C.
Fore, intending to quit farming,
will sell at his residence at Knobs
ville all bis farming implements,
live stock, household goods, and
at the same time offer for sale bis
larm of 113 acres and improve
ments. A WORD FOR MOTHERS
It Is a grave mistake for mothers to neg
lect their aches and pains and suffer in
silence this only leads to chronic sick
ness and often shortens life.
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Jl'NE COURT.
It Only Took About an Hour to Dispose
of all the Business.
TheJune Court called at 10 a.
m. Tuesday, with Hon, S. McC.
Swope, Pres. Judge, and his As
sociates Hon. W. B. Stigers and
Wm. Mellott on the bench. '
The petition of Myrtle McDon
aid administratrix of John J. Mc
Donald, late of Licking Creek
township deceased was presented
praying for an order to sell real
estate for payment of debts. Or
der awarded upon giving bond in
the sum of $5,000.
Widows appraisement in the
estate of John J. McDonald, was
approved and ordered to be re
corded unless exceptions be filled
within 20 days.
In the case of Eva B. Bard, vs.
Erastus Bard, proceedings in di
vorce, Hon. S. W, Kirk, was ap
pointed Master.
Widows appraisement in the
estate of Harry Plessinger late
of Belfast township deceased,
was approved and ordered to be
recorded unless exceptions are
filed within 20 days.
Return of Viewers appointed
by the Court to view a site for a
county bridge at Gladfelter's
fording in Taylor township was
confirmed.
The return of sale of real es
tate, of B. A. Deavor late of Tay
lor township deceased, wa3 con
firmed. In the case of D. J. Truax, vs.
Anna Truax, Libel in Divorce, a
subpoena was awarded by the
Court.
The petition of M. W. Nace,
and George B. Mellott, guardians
of the minor children of Geo. B.
Daniels, deed., was presented
asking leave of the Court to con
vey the interest of their wards
in certain real estate in Licking
Creek township. Order made by
the Court as requested.
Eliza Souders of Thompson
township was committed to the
county jail some time ago on ac
count of her being of unsound
mind, and the Court appointed
three persons to make report on
the condition of her mind, and
this report was read, and the
Court made an order, that she be
conveyed to the State Asylum at
Harrisburg. A petition was pre
sented asking the Court to ap
point a Committee to take charge
of her estate, and the Court ap
pointed Andrew Souders.
The petition of Tobias Glazier
and Nancy Glazier his wife, was
presented asking the adoption of
Miss Mildred Alma Cuhan, and
the Court made the decree in ac
cordance with the request
In the estate of Mahlon Barton
late of Brush Creek township de
ceased, the petition of M. M. Bar
ton, was presented asking for
writ of partition, and the Court
awarded an inquisition.
The petition of W. H. Nesbit
was presented for a rule on J. J.
Harris Sheriff, to show cause why
certain money was not paid over,
in matter of execution against
Dallas Myers. Rule awarded re
turnable next term.
The following accounts were
presented:
First and final account of Frank
Schetrompf, Admr. of George
Schetrompf, late of Union town
ship, Confirmed and Hon. S. W.
Kirk, appointed Auditor to make
distribution.
First and final account of Mar
tha J. Alexander, adminintratrix
of A. K. Alexander, late of Ayr
township. Confirmed.
First and final account of F. M
Lodge and Dennis Smith, Admrs.
of Levi Smith, late of Brush
Creek township deceased, Con
firmed and F. P. Lynch, appoint
ed auditor to make distribution.
First and final account of Sa
vina Anderson and Blanche Rotz
admxs, of W. B. Anderson, de
ceased, Confirmed and M. R.
Shaffner, appointed auditor to
make distribution.
First and final account of W.
E. and J. F. Deavor, Adms, of
B. A. Deavor, late of Taylor town
ship deceased, Confirmed.
First and final Account of Har
vey Cooper, Admr. of AbramFox
late of Ayr township deceased,
Confirmed and John P. Sipes, ap
pointed auditor to make distribu
tion. The petition of citizens of Ful
ton County for the appointment
of viewers to view site for a coun
ty bridge over Tonoloway Creek,
at the Daniels fording on road
from Warfordsburg to Union
township. Court appointed, M.
R. Shaffner, Frank P. Plessing
er, and D. H. Patterson viewers.
Petitition of citizens of Brush
Creek township was presented
asking the appointment of view
ers to view a public road from a
point near Crystal Springs Camp
Ground N. W. past Buffalo school
house to a point at T. Fletchers,
about half mile from starting
point. The Court appointed M.
R. Shaffner, Frank P. Plessing
er, and A. M. Corbin, viewers.
In the matter of Rule of A. H.
Anderson, to strike his name
from judgments Nos. 36, and 37
March term 1907, Nos. 10 and 13
Oct. term 1914, and No. 28, Jan.
term 1913, vs. W. B. Anderson
and A. H. Anderson, Rules con
tinued in cases not served, and
John P. Sipes appointed auditor
to take testimony on those in
which answers are filed.
Court adjourned before noon,
until August 17th, when the
Court will hear the argument in
the John McCullough will case,
&c.
BRUSH CRLEK.
Our valley is being frequently
refreshed by showers of rain.
A large number of people of
our valley attended Children ser
vice at Gapsille last Sundav.
Blaine Hixson is hauling lum
ber to Everett, and cement from
Everett for W. H. Williams.
O. A Barton and wife, Rev. Ira
Duvall and Miss Kimte Jackson,
and M. A. Bark man attended
dedication service in Whips Cove,
last Sundav.
Mrs. T. II. Walters and daugh
ter Marian and Master George
llixson visited her brother N. B.
Hixson and family last Tuesday.
It is reported that the P. 0. S.
of A. Boys will hold a picnic in
the near future.
Mrs. L A. Duvall called to see
Mrs. T. II. Walters last Friday.
Miss Verma Jacksou of Juni
ata is still with her grand parents
Mr. and Mrs. J. L Jackson.
Miss Clara Whitfield recently
returned to her home, after hav
ing spent three months with her
sisters, Mrs. Blair Ford and Mrs.
George Wigfield.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fry vis
ited in our Valley last week.
The following visited in the
home of E. E Akers Sunday: N.
B. Hixon and family, Blaine and
Elizabeth Hixson, Verna Jackson
and Lula Schenck. Visited in
the home of R H. Walters: T. H.
Walters and family, O R Duvall
and family and Mary Welch. Vis
ited in the home of Howard Con
ner, George Schenck and family,
and Mr. and Mrs. Tolmage Bar
ton. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Grove of Ama
ranth spent Sunday with tte tatter's
sister Mrs. H. X. Barton.
Miss Clara Whitfield, who had been
visiting hes sister .Mrs. George Wig
field of Ashcom, returned home last
week.
Mr. and Mrs Charier Fry of Broad
Top, spent last week visiting Jelutives
In our va'ley.
Mrs. G. W. Hixson, sons Marshall
and Grant and daughter Margaret,
spent Saturday a d Sunday with rela
tives in Buck Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lucas and his
daughter Sara, of Kxerett, are spend
ing a few days with M. . Barton and
family.
The Junior Bible Class of McKen-
dree M. E. Church will hold a festival
at Crystal Springs on Saturday even
ing June 2bth. Everybody Invited.
Proceeds will be used to purchase Bi
bles for the Sunday School.
A surprise Pound Party was held
for Elton Barton, on Saturday even
ing June 12th. A number of young
people were present and the evening
was pleasantly spent in playing games
Those present were: Miss Lulu
Schenck, Myrtle Duvall, Lizzie Hix
son, Bessie Akers, Burrle Barkman,
Minnie Lach, Gelia Barton and Ver
ma Jackson, Messrs: Ross, George
and Jamos Barton, Percy, Raymond
and Blafn Hixson; Clyde, Ralph and
Merle Akers; Elton, Grant and Ho
bart Barton, Will Conner, Foster
Mellott and Johu Bruch.
That Igg Receipt
To preserve eggs, use a pint of
slacked lime, half a pint of coarse
salt, mixed with three gallons of
water.
Slack some lime under water
and do not use until cold. Then
use but a pint of the slacked
lime. As published last, some
may have understood that more
lime was necessary, namely, all
the slacked lime that a pint of
stone lime would make. This
would be too much.
Summer School at Ship
pensburg Normal School.
The Summer Session of five
weeks will open at the Shippens
burg Normal School, Monday,
June 28. A strong faculty has
been secured. This is a splendid
opportunity to prepare for exami
nation for Permanent Certificate
or to pass extra branches needed
for entrance to College.
Write for circular,
.v ifiv'it u', i'
Political Announcements.
County Treasurer
I hereby announce mysolf as candi
date for nomination for the olllce of
County Treasurer of Fulton county,
to be voted for by the voters of the
Democratic party at the primary elec
tion to be held Tuesday, September 21
1915, and I pledge myself to support
the ticket nominated as I always have
been loyal to the support-of the Demo
cratic ticket. Your vote and Influ
ence are solicited.
DAVID GREGORY,
Thompson township.
County Commissioner.
1 hereby announce myself as a can
didate for the nomination for the olllce
of 'County Commissioner of Fulton
County, subject to the decision of the
voters of the Republican Party, at the
primary to be held Tuesday, Septem
ber 21st, 1915, and pledge my support
to the ticket then nominated. Your
vote and Influence are solicited.
GRANT BAKER,
Dublin Township.
That Citizens Meeting.
Because I was chairman of the
Citizens meeting held two weeks
ago when about two hundred ad
ult people were present and be
cause a number of us who were
active in the first meeting have
been asked about the meeting
last Friday night, a great many
who are heartily in faver of the
movement asked what we did,
and a few who are apparently
glad to see that the citizens do
not get together in civic right
eousness and improvement ask
ing in the spirit of sarcasm, are
the reasons for this personal an
swering of the question why the
meeting was not held last Friday
night.
First, not many people knew
that there was to be a meeting
last Friday night. Second, no
definite program of subjects for
discussion was made out and an
nounced to the public.
It is true that our County news
papers being always loyal to such
movements did their best to use
the short time for announcement
of the meetings but when the
writer of this article was told by
several people that they very
seldom get time to look into their
papers before Saturday then at
once it was clear that they knew
nothing of the meeting to beheld
on Friday night.
It is true that the excellent
motion made by Rev. Yearick in
the public meeting held two
weeks ago was clear and distinct
for another meeting the follow
ing Friday night but the motion
was made after a motion came
for adjournment and'only a few
of the people heard it. I
The writer of this article was
out of town all last week and
when he was told that no special
posters, dodgers and bell ringing
and personal work by a number
of people to get 'Others out was
done during the week it was
very apparent why no meeting
could be held. i
Another meeting will be an
nounced and held in the near
future is the assurance given by
a large number of the citizens.
Robt. E. Peterman.
Ed Mellott, of Licning Creek
township, son-in-law of Charlie
Schooley, while working on the
State Highway on Sideling Hill,
yesterday, fell about nineteen
feet into a quarry, breaking bis
right arm half way between hand
and elbow and otherwise badly
bruising bis body,
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Chicken Swallup Supper.
Those who attended the chick
en swallup and ice cream supper
at Lewis llelfriclc's last Thurs
were: Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Wi
ble; Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cook;
Kus8el Wible and wife; Mrs.
John Uamil and children Marvin,
Lena, and George; Mrs. Ira Fore
and Bon Filmore; Mrs. Harry
llamil and sons Walter and Don
aid; Mrs. Albert Kelso and daugh
ters May and Iva; Mrs. George
Wagoner, John Tice, Mrs. Jacob
Sharp, Mrs. Win. Kerlin and
children K3tber and . Orland;
Grace Wagner, Ray Kerltn, Chas.
Kosenbery, Orlando Wible, and
Harris Ashwell.
Base Ball.
A very interesting game of
base ball was played on last Sat
urday between Kuobsville and
Hustontown on the former's
ground which resulted in a score
of 8 to three in favor of Knobs
ville. Strike oats by Lainberson
13; by Wible 11.
Hustontown. Koobsville.
F. Lamberson p B. Wible
C. Reeder c B. Fore
E Bergstresserib E. Glunt
C Smith 2b J. Kelso
S. Mellott , 3b Wm. Kerlin
J. Shaw ss B. Kelso
11. House rf D. Naugle
A. Sipes cf R. Snyder
E. Keebangh If II. Naugle.
FORT LITTLKTON.
George W.McCoy,of Ellsworth,
Kausas, who has been visiting bis
uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas' Husler, of this place,
started tor his borne Monday. '
Mrs. Laura lien ter aid Mrs.
Kate Wagner, of Three Springs,
visited their mother, Mrs. Ortb,
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Dyson Fraker
made a flying trip to Three
Springs last Sunday.
Mrs. Jacob Sheffield and little
son Walter and Mrs. Georve
Sheffield started on a trip to Mt
Union and Altoona, to visit Mrs.
Jacob Sheffield's daughter.
George W. McCoy and George
A. Sheffield took dinner with
John Long's family, near Knobs
ville, last Sunday.
Baldwin Fraker's little daugh
ter who was ailing last week, is
better at this writing.
Executor's Notice.
Estate of Jacob Pleaslnger, lute ot Helfant
township, l'a., deceased.
Letter testumentary on the above estate'
having been granted to the undersigned, all
person Indebted to the said estate are re
quested to make payment, and those having
claims to present the same without delay.
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K. H. 1, Box 40.
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MAJOR
This splendid Percheron HoJ
sinuu iur service s ioilo,
first three days of each wmv
home of the owner, D. J. Jirj
stable of Cloyd Everhatt, near 3
vino. miviMg. iu iusure (ji
stand and suck, TEN DOI.l
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uwuor iictibiuK witii uinreaiief
will forfeit insurance at oiw
horse welehs UiOO, Is 115 hami!
color black, markings star oi,.
tern. License nnmtjer til). (.,
sound by U. J. Miller, owner, i
the best possible care will bet;
avoid accidents, the owner wl,
responsible, should any occur.
D. J. MILLER,
PRINCE !
This splendid Percheron or
Hainan a. Mellott, win standi.
vice as follows: Monday, TV
and Wednesday, April, 12, 13, t
at John Bishop's on Timber i
and on the first three days ofeul
ternate week, tnereulter; April, ;
and IT at the stable of the owne"
the last three days of each i
week, thereafter; April 19, 20. tr
at W.H. Duvoll's in Brush (,
anu on ine nrst tnree days oiet-
tomato week thereafter; and on:
23 and 24 at Kuimaville. and it.
three days in each alterant
thereafter. Prince weighs 14uo
a Bay 10 hands in height, and i
tided sound by the owner, and
censed by the state for the year 1
Terms: To insure a colt (run
horBe to stand and suck, gevei
lars will be chartred for each
Owners parting with mare beltn
is known to be in foal, forfeit it
surance at once While the t.
sioie care win be taiten to prevd
cidents, the owner will not be in
sible should any occur. D
NATHAN H. MELLOt.
Od
Brookside Cas
The pedigree of the stallion,
eron, name, "Brookside Casto.
ed by Burnt Cabins Horse Co
scribed as follows: weigh!
pounds, neight it) nanus, color
Iscertilied to be registered in
eron Stud Book of America, So
ZVJ. foaled In lW'U, has been
ired, is approvod aud lieeos-
stand for service in Pennsy
The said Stallion is certilied bi
Veterinarian, Stud Bi
cognized in the U. S. Deparuv
Agriculture. Dated at Harr
this 17th day of April 1015. Sis
cense. No. bS7.
C. J. MARSHALL
Sec. State Live Stock San.
The above described stallion
tilled as free from herditary
gious or transmissible unsout
or disease by Carl W. Gay, in
of Horse Breeding.
This horse will stand for s-
during the season of 1915 a ft
At Burnt Cabins, Monday, Apr
to Thursday 2'Jth and every ah'
weep thereafter; at David Mortt
Ayr township, Monday and Tt
May 3rd and 4th and same dr
every alternate week thereafu:
at John Nesbit s the remainder
time.
TERMS-Insurance f 10 00. C
stand and suck. It is made a pi'
these terms, which are accept.
anyone whose mares are servec
when a mare Is parted with, eltt-
fore, or after she is krown to bt
foal; or having been once serit
not with foal and not return.
further service shall pay the
surance money, the same as If a
colt had been foaled. Due on
be taken to prevent accidents,
will not be responsible for such
thej occur.
S. E. GILL1LAND, PrcJ
J. C. McGOWAN, b
v Burnt Cabins,
THURL I
This fine registered Percheron
stand at the stable of the unders
near Huutontown, during; the sea:
1915. Terms; To insure a colt
this horse to stand and suck a
ten dohars will be charged for
colt. Owners parting with mart
fore she is known to be in foal,
felt the insurance at once. Wbi
the best possible care will be tt"
avoid accidents, the owner will
responsible should any occur
proved license number 203. Kef
ed and Bound. All persons inM
in the breeding of improved stoo
Invited to call and examine him.
M. T. Moorehead, President,
Jno. A. Foknky, Secretary,
ZACK McELHANEV,
Qua
Stockbreeders, Attentio
The registered Porcheron horsf
acinthus, owned by D. A. Nelson
J. 11. Kendall, will stand at u
bles of D. A. Nelson In AvrtO"
from March 15th to Julv lflth. Tr
To insure a colt from this bors;
stand and suck, a fee of ten do
will ba charged for each colt. 0
parting with a mare before kno
be in foal forfeit the insuraw
once. While the best possible
will be taken, to prevent aex'l1
the owners will not hn respot
should any occur. The I'm
horse, Hy acinthus, is recorded i
Percheron Society of America,
his record number is 77,710; I
March 27 1911, weight 1700 P1
height, ioT hands; color, bay;
Intra, ntrinprl nna ttrhitn nrtstern
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State license number is 420, and
cprt.lflpd nnunrl hv t.hn nwnnrH. 1
se granted the 10th day of
1915. Certificate granted by '
Kulr Hanltaxo ttr.wA and St'P"
by Carl W. Gay, director of K
Ll-.JI -.r- la IS1
rjruuuing. i our patronage i
fully BoTloited,
n a. NELSON,
J. H. KEND'vLl
Harry Burk, v
Keeper.
M. R. SHAFFNER,
Attorney at Law,
Office on Square,
McConnellsburg. r
All let al bni.ness scd collection. 'rj
will ualvt partial and Brompl "' .