davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-08

at seems strange" remarked the
observer of Events and Things, that
the little brook murmurs, and yet the
river, with a large mouth, never says
q word."-Yonkers Statesman.
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-08

We do not think girls realize what
q big compliment a man intends when
he says he likes a girl because there
is no nonsense about her."-Atehison
Globe
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-08

The honest man-his wrath oft swells
Into a note Of sorrow.
He buys lead pencils and umorells
For other folk 10 borrow
--Washington Star
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-08

Bixby-Tm going out to see man.
Mrs. Bixby-Why don't you ask him
TO close up his saloon and come back
with you to see the play2-Town
Tanics
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-08

one day, when ! was very W,
/ called the doctor quick.
But when / got that Doctors bill
II simply made me sick
-phfadelphia Press
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1902-05-08

Newly-Married Daughter-Mammal
How long does the honeymoon last?
Practical Parent-Until you ask
your husband for money, my dear
Ally Sloper.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-05

ch ncsil =, 81. woodward, GO,
For S ate Ssnals:
Oldham. 81, Hicks. 2, CaTTigsn, So
For Houeeof Delegates:
FO1dyce. II, Gier. 50 Hatch, 2.
Rogers. /. Gregory. II, Hui, 9I.
Clerk Circuit couri: ss
Minamyer. 4. MayfeldS 96S 49,,
Clerk County Court:
Duty. 70, Curtis, I, Hickman,7 ~
CornT. Count. CouTr:
Sweeney, Is. YaTd,2. Underwood
~.
Co. Supt. Free Schools:
Dorsn S, Taikipgton ga
PRECINCT no, 4 yssss,... !.
For Congress; ~. -...
Chancellor, 90; Brown, 5; Wood q
yard, Io9 =
For Senate: u
Oldham, 90; Hicks, S. csrElsan
no: 50
For House OF Delegates:
Pordyce, Ios; Grier. 1885,; HATCH
T. Rogers, 4; Gregory 9S; Hill Io7.
Clerk Circuit Court:
Mlnamyer 2; May6sld r4t.
Clerk County Court:
Duty ia; Curtis 1. Hickman, 81.
Commissioner County Court:
Sweeney, I2S; Yard 8; Underwood
70.
Supt. Free Schools.
Doran 5; Talkirgton 100.
The total vote for congress 10
Ellsworth District was 77S votes
Woodyard's total vote was 422,
Chancellor 346' WoOdyard's ma.
iority 66. Sweeney's msjorlty over
Underwood was 90. Duty had q
majority over Hickman of 70 votes.
Hill carried the district by 4I4,
Gregory 3SS, Fordyce 34I Grier
ara car1igan for State Senate had
ITO majority. Gregory defeated
Fordyce by II and Grier BY IS.
Hill defeated Fordyce by q major.
ity Of u and Grier by Iof. The
voters of Middlebourne don't vote
for sIstersville men II they can help
Il.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-05

Ali kinds of stamping. Miss
Blanche z. Campbell, SO Water
street. 54t
Jesse L. Smith, of Rouey's Point,
Is In the city today.
Ex-Chief of Police of this city
Jack Ritz, OF Weston, Is calling on-
friends In the city.
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Yard, pro, E.
Superintendent of schools:
darlington, rep, 100,
Doran, pro, IS,
Lowry, I.
First amendment to the constit'
ton for IS, against 2. For secol
amend ment e for and S again!
for the grid. a. for and 4 against; f
the 4th, II for and 9 against; St
"a for and 4 against.
Lincoln district officers:
Justice:
Pine, dem, 81,
Kirkland, rep, I27,
For constables:
Lacy, dem, IIo.
Smith, dem, g.,
Cutler, rep, Io4,
Buck, rep, 81
President Board Of Education:
Mccormick, dem, Io2,
Bailey, rep, Ioe.
Commissioner:
Keifer, dem, 100, +
Buck, rep, 100.
Ut. Jones Hose House Vote.
For Congress. - =
Chancellor, dem, r5s,
woodward, rep, 1856.
State Senator:
Oldham, den, I56,
Carrigan, rep, I34.
House OF delegates.
Fordyce, dem, $50,
Grier, dem, $50,
Gregory, rep, no,
Hill. rep, I17
Clerk circuit court:
Mayfield, 154
Clerk county court:
Duty, dem, I7S,
Hickman, us
Commissioner County Court:
Sweeney, dem, I62,
Underwood 1913,
Superintendent Schools:
Talkington, I4o,
Justice Of the Peace:
Pine. 100,
Kirtiand, 1888,
Constsbles:
Lacy, I6z,
Smith, $50,
Cutler, 142,
BEck, 1873,
Prest. Board of Education:
Mccormick, I46,
Bailey I46.
Commissioner of Board:
Keller, ISL,
Buck 1874
Garry Owen.
For congress:
Chancellor. 125,
woodward, I47,
Brown, S.
For State Senate:
Oldham, I24,
Carrigan. 145s
Hicks, q.
House of Delegates:
Fordyce, 1874
Grier, 14I.
Gregory, liz,
Hill, I44,
Hatch, IL,
Rodgers,7,
Clerk Circuit Court:
Mayfeld, 153,
Minamyer, 5,
Clerk County Court:
Duty, III,
Hickman, 100,
Curtis, S.
Commissioner County Court:
Sweeney, I4I,
Underwood, I26,
Yard, s.
Superintendent Free Schools:
Talkington, I48,
Doran, g.
Lincoln District Ticket
For Justice:
Pine, 81,
Kirkland, us.
For Constables:
Lacy, I3I,
Smith I25,
Cutler,I45
Buck I45-
For Pres. Board of Education:
Mccormick, I72,
Payiev rso
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District OiIlceT9.
For Justice:
| Pine, IS,
Kirkland, SO.
For Constable:
Lacy, 10,
Smith, 81,
Cutler, SIS,
Buck, 81.
For President Board of Education;
Mccormick, 28.
Bailey, 81,
For Commissioner School:
| Keller, SO,
Buck, 81.
District Officers Elected.
Chas. E. Bailey has been elected
president of the Board Of Education
of Lincoln district by q majority OF
II.
I'll. Buck has been elected com
missioner Of schools of Lincoln dis
trict by q majority of 80 votes.
Both school officers are Repuhli'
cans.
For constables, D. II. Lacy, dem
Iocrat, L. elected and G. o. Cutler,
Republican. Lacy's total vote IN
the district was $50, Cutler ~,
Smith, 4o6, Buck, 42o.
For Justice of the Peace, Lynn
tKirtland has been elected by ma
iority Of 22I over Capt. Pine, Dem
ocrat, who did not want the othce
and made no actual CANVASS.
On the County ticket Sweeney
the Democrat nominee for Commits
sioner Of the County Court has 43
msjority over Underwood.
For Clerk of the County Court,
Duty, democrat, has a majority over
Mr.. hickman In the District OF I8I
votes.
For House of Delegates, Charles
IGder leads the tcket with 46S
votes, Hill, republican, Is second
with 44s, Fordyce, democrat, third
With 43o votes. and Gregory last
with 324 votes. Grier has a MAORI
ty over Gregory of IA votes, and
over Hill of 90 votes. Hill has q
majority over Fordyce Of Is votes.
and majority over Gregory OF 100
votes. If the vote In this District
settled the matter Our delegates
would be q Democrat and Repub
Ilican, namely-GrieI and Hill.
For State Senate, Carngan, rep,
defeats Oldham, deG1., by q
majority of 49.
]. G. Mayfeld's majority for
clerk of the circuit court Is nearly
600 In the District, he having nc
opposition.
woodward, the Republican NOM
|inee for congress, carries the Dis
trict, over Chancellor by a majority
OLA.
| CIBHOIn UbulCL
PRECINCT NO. I.
For Congress:
Chancellor, 100,
| woodward, 100.
For State Senate:
Oldham, g.,
Carrigan, no,
For House of Delegates:
Fordyce, 70,
| Grier, 63,
Gregory, 81,
Hill, lob,
Rogers, I.
For clerk circuit court:
Minuemyer, 6; Mayfeld, I3I.
CLERK county court:
Duty, IS; Hickman, IS.
Commissioner county court:
Sweeney, 88; Underwood, 80.
Co. Supt. Free schools:
Doran 2S; darlington, 100:
PRECINCT NO. 2 (IUKA).
For Congress:
Chancellor 81,
Brown 2,
woodward ia.
State Senate:
| Oldham 81,
Hicks 2,
| Carrigau II3.
House of Delegates.
Fordyce 81, Grier SO, Hatch 4
Rogers 3. Gregory, 95, Hill Io8.
lClerk Circuit Court:
Minamyer 8, Msy6eld I26.
Clerk County Court:
Duty Ic6, Hickman 81.
Commissioner County Court:
Sweeney ITO, Yard 2, Under
wood 81.
lCounty Supt. Free Schools:
Ooyan (. Talkinptou IN
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MeEIrOy Dist.

1t.
MeElOy Dist
pRxc1Ncr1 (sH1RLEY)
For Congress: ,'etA
Chancellor rs. Brown l, woodward
I76, ft -t,i
State Senator: r.
Oldham "a. Hicks !. carrIgGu I7s,
House of Delegates:
Fordyce 50, Grler 70, Eetchs7'
Gregory ISL, Hill, III,
Clerk Circuit Court.
Mayfeld 1873,
Clerk county court:
Duty III, Hickman I39.
commissioner county court:
Sweeney III, Underwood 66,
Supt. Free Schools:
Doran ID. Talklngton 100,
PRRc1ENT 2.
For congress:
chancellor IsS, woodward ia,
State Senate:
Oldham ISL, c1rTigan lib,
House of Delegates:
Fo1dyce 1853, Grier I6I. Gregory
los, Hill II8,
clerk Circuit court:
Minamyer 9, Msyfeld 49,
clerk County Court:
Duty 2o8, Hickman SO.
Com. County Court:
Sweeney zo2, Underwood II,
Supt Free Schools:
Doran IS Talkiugton IA,
PREc1Nr NO. 3 (BIG RUM
For congress:
chancellor 81, Brown I, Wood.
yard III,
State Senate:
oldham 80, Hicks 1, carriEan
III.
House of Delegates:
Fordyce IS, Grier 80, Hatch 1,
Rodgers I, Gregory 81. Hill lis.
clerk circuit court:
Minamyer I Mayfeld lib.
clerk county court:
Duty So, curtis I, Hickman 90.
Commissioner county court:
Sweeney So, Yard 1, Underwood
IS.
Superintendent Free Schools:
Doran 6, darlington I15.
Woodyard's majority in McEl-
ROY district IS r45. The total vote
cast was 66e Carrigan's majority
was 146 HIS 'otal note 's4I4
Gregory 80. For = 2"t and
Grier 266. Duty = -ttv ia
the dist of sc -'''sd
the dist. by P j Q. =. Io-1
Is in Unds 49, 10 nc dis
trict.
Union District
Precinct NO I.
For c. gress:
Chancellor 70; Brown 6; Wood
yard 9z.
State Senator:
Oldham 80; Hicks S; Carrigau,92.
House of Delegates:
Fordyce SO; Gier 81; Hatch Z;
Rogers 5; Gregory 80; Hill 80.
Clerk Circuit Court:
Minamyer S, May6eld 81.
Clerk County Court:
Duty e2, Curtis 3, Hickman 30.
Commissioner County Court:
Sweeney e5, Yard 4, Underwood
Is.
Superintendent Free Schools.
Doran IS, darlington 50.
PRECINCT NO. 2.
! For Congress:
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Oldbsm 34;Hicks 4; carriean O..
House of Delegates:
Foidyce. "a. Griey IS. Hatch 4.
Rogers 3, Gregory g., Hill 9s,
clerk circuit cour,:
MinamyeT-3, Nay FIELD o5.
clerk county cJutt:.
Duty "a. Curtis J. Hickman 90.
COMMISSIONER COUNTY COURT.
Sweeney 9,sYASd 2, Underwood
so. ~.
ESuperiuteRdens Free Schools.
Dorsn 4, TalkipRfon ga,
Uhsoa District TidA -
For Justice Of ,be Pace Henry
WIlllamson, republican, was elected
By = mojopitY Of 81 aud J L His i.
Sam, democrat was ahead Of w. D.
Virden BY about the same vote.
George Virden. Republican John
D Cornell. Democ at, OF Little, was
also elected constable
CsntervIiIe Dis.
PRECINCT NO. I.
For Congress:
Chancellor TI6: W. dyard IIo.
State Senate:
Oldham III; CsrriEan IIs.
House OF Del.
Fordyce I29; Gier IIS; Gregory
Io8: Hill III.
Clere Circuit Curt:
Miuamyer q: May6eld I32.
Clerk County Court:
Duty 1853; Hickman 80.
Com County Court:
Sweeney ISs; Underwood a..
Supt. Schools:
Doran 10; darlington II6.
PRECINCT NO. 2.
For Congress:
Chancellor 81; Brown S, Wood
yard %.
Senate:
Oldham 81; Hicks s:Carrigan 30:
House Of Delegates:
Fordyce 4S; Grier 81; Hatch S;
Rodgers S; Gregory "a; Hill SO:
clerk circuit court:
Minamyer {, Nay field 81.
clerk county corrt:
Duty, 46, curtis 3. Hickman "a,
Com. county Court:
Sweeney 81. Yard4. Underwood
IS,
Sept. Free Schools
]. Dcran IS, TGlkiuEton 80.
Meade District.
PRECINCT NO 1.
For congress:
Chancellor So Brown I. Wood.
yard TT.
State Senate:
Oldham IS, Hicks /. clrrigan
1873
House o. Delegates:
Pordyce 81. Grier So, Hatch 2,
Rodgers I. Gregory $50, Hill IS4.
Clerk Circuit Court:
May6eld 1873.
Clerk County Court:
Duty 81; Hickman I54.
Commissioner County Iourt:
Sweeney 81; Yard l. Underwood
40.
Supt. of Free Schools:
TalkiDgton 1874
PRECINCT (M'K1M)
For congress:
Chancellor a., Wood ard so.
State Senate:
Oldham ~, carrigaD so
House OF Delegates:
Fordyce so. Grier SO, Gregory 3d.
Hill SO
clerk circuit court:
May field 81.
clerk County court:
Duty %. Hickman A.
Commissioner County Cur:
Sweeney 43, Underwood 40.
Superintendent Free SehooIs:
Lexington %.
pAajOhies,
Gregory has a maj ority OF IIo.
Duty 236. The other msjDri:ies
will have TO be figured lut as the
returns came IN too late tor as 70
do It today
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-05
OIL DEVELOPMENTS

THE OIL MARKET.
asansyiy aa1s ..-yZ----------,. -. -
coYztrg-.-=------------"---'-
Esv Caste LIZ
g0gth Una-------.---- 81
South LAnS-------- -
white HOUSE W
Ipdtana---- .
6zmmerset 81
LAeT- - 81
The Keener sand was reached In
the we'll on the iDfrmary farm near
town, Saturday morning al depth
of / 400 feet. Reports say that 1t
Is the biggest gasseI in Monroe
county, o. Drilling will continue
until the Big IDjup is reached with
the outlook bright for a good oil
well.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-11-05

ELECTION
RETURNS.

Lincoln District.
Citizens Hose House.
For Congress:
woodward, rep. 100,
Chancellor, dem, IoI,
Brown. pro, Sc
For State Senate:
Carrigau. rep, III,
Oldham. dem, 81,
Hicks. pro, S
For House Of Delegates:
Gregory, rep, 90,
Hill, rep, 1903,
Fordyce, dem, Ioz,
Grler, dem, 40.
Clerk Circuit Court:
sMayfeld, rep. 12Is
Minamyer, pro, 8
:, Dennis O'Day, I.
Clerk County Court:
Hickman, rep, II,
Duty, dem, 1873,
Curtis, pro, 3
Commissioner county court:
Underwood, rep, 100,
Sweeney, dem, Io7,
Yard, pro, E.
Superintendent of schools:
darlington, rep, 100,
Doran, pro, IS,
Lowry, I.
u;~.. ,-a,dr,aot RI the oonafift1
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-04-24
I.aidig.

Levi Hockensmith, Miss Luella
Laidig, Edward Deshong, Miss
Netha Foreman, Howard Desh-
ong, Miss Elsie Laidig, all spent
Sunday evening very pleasantly
as guests of Miss Bessie Hamp-
ton.
Miss Mary Mumma spent Sab
bath evening with her friend Miss
Zelda Laidig.
John Mumma and family spent
Sunday at James Hampton's.
Edward Deshong has gone to
Wells Valley to work for Mr.. Viii
liam Deshong.
James G.. Hampton, Jr., is en-
ployed at Zack McElhaney's.
John Deavor left last week for
Lancaster.
Mr.. Frank Davis and wife spent
Sunday at James Horizons.
John Hampton is employed at
William Davis's.
Mrs. Lydia Minick is spending
a few days at Saluvia.
Mrs. Michael Laidig and daugh.
ter Miss Elsie, Miss Bessie Hamp-
ton and Miss Nettie Foreman,
spent Monday at John Mumma's.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hampton,
were called TO Saluvia Sunday
morning, on account of the SER
ious illness of Mrs. Hampton S
uncle Mr.. James Minick.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-04-24
Maple Ridge.


Ellen Mellott and son James
were visiting M. D. Mellott's fam
lily, Sunday.
Howard Garland, Anna Desh
ong, and Goldie Deshong, visited
Simon Deshong's Sunday.
Singing was well attended al
Sideling Hill Saturday night.
David Kline and wife visited
John Bard's Saturday night and
Sunday.
Scott Mellott can be heard sing.
ing GA Charge to Keep l Have. .
1t is brand new pair of slippers.
Simon Deshong is having a hen
roost erected. The carpenters
are Henry Strait, Scott Mellott,
and Sheridan Deshong.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Lake at
tended Sunday school at Sideling
Hill Sunday.
James A. Mellott hoping TO
spread measles travelled Licking
Creek and Belfast over, but to
his utter dismay, when he got
home he, did not have them.
Miss Viola Deshong was doing
service for Uncle Sam Saturday.
Scott Mellott's business keeps
him to late hour of the night
The serious result is, making his
mother wait breakfast.
James Melfott is going to trans
plant his corn from the hot bed
to the field next week.
The latest hats for young men
are red and white;anyone wishing
to see one, call on Sheridan Desh
ong.
James Feigley was employed
last week at Sheridan Deshong's
putting boards under his garden
fence to keep the bugs out.
We were quite surprised the
other day to find the air perfum-
ed with the sweet altar of roses:
but thinking it quite soon for
them, to our surprise we found
it was Cleveland Fohner passing.
William Mellott has stopped
singing, "Oh happy is the miller
that lives by himself, and is now
singing, Married life is a happy
life, and single life is lonely"
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-04-24
A Flourishing Village.

EDITOR NEWS While canvass
ing your county recently, | stay
ed over night in Needmore, and l
was much surprised to see the
improvements there since a for
mer visit to the place. New build
ings going up, new streets locat-
ed, and corner lots bringing good
prices for an inland village with.
out a railroad. But the railroad
will come in a very short time. l
have learned recently that a link
will be built through Fulton coun-
ty east aad west coupling two
roads, one starting from the far
west; the other in the east. When
this is accomplished, then you
will all see what boom will be at
Needmore and McConnellsburg:
for this link of road will we pay
both places. am told that board
ing with private families is 81. so
a week, and that part of Need
more High School is likely to
move to McConnellsburg where
the students can find places to
board in town, until Needmore
gets more boarding places. ~
These are facts. God bless Need
more and boom it on till it shall
truthfully say 81 once was small
and disgraced by naming me
Needmore, but now l am great
city OF business and morality.
TRAVELLING OBSERVER,
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Whips Cove.

The Locust Grove and Oak
Grove schools closed last Friday.
We hope they all had good time.
Miss Lille Layton is going to
Johnstown in a few weeks.
Emory Diehl has gone to Pitts
burg to travel for Portrait Com
pany. Howard Garland expects
to go in the near future.
Miss Anna Deshong, after com.
pleting a very successful term OF
school at this place left this morn.
ing for her home in McConnells,
burg. She was accompanied by
her friend, Howard Garland.
Miss Alice Hart is recovering
from a severe attack of erysipe-
las.
Lemuel Smith spent a couple
days in McConnellsburg last
week.
James A. layton has returned
from Clearfield after visit of two
days. James Is a hustler.
John Martin is a frequent yisi.
tor to Black Oak Ridge. John. is
there any attraction over there
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-04-24
NUMBER 81.
Old Relic.

Dwight Thompson, one of our
painters has in his possession a
paper shilling, which was current
money by act of General Assem-
bly, of the Commonwealth ofPenn-
sylvania, passed March 20, 1777.
The shilling bears the date of APP
ril 10, ,1777, and is, therefore, one
hundred and twenty-five years
old.
There is picture on the face
side of a ship, a plow, and three
sheaves of wheat. On the oppo-
site side is a picture of farm
house and field, also the words
Gone Shilling, No. 1898. To coun-
terfeit is DEATH. Philadelphia.
Printed by John Dunlap. 1777.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-04-24
Clear Ridge.

NihSSs
w. j. Grove has gone to Som.
erset county to work in a lumber
job.
j. K. Woodcock has been i'll the
past week.
Miss Myrtle Kelso of Knobs.
vile, spent few days recently
with Lillian Fleming.
Miss Annie Fields is employed
in the family of James Doran.
Mrs. Hannah Brown and son
Bert, spent Saturday evening
with her sister law, Mrs. Ma
hala Wilson, who is in poor health
S. L. Bedford was rusticating
among friends in the lower part
of the county on Saturday.
Masters Cleve Fields and Cleve
Henry are the champion ox-driv-
ers of the day.
Mrs. r. j. Fields and Mrs. r.
E. Brown spent day last week
in McConnellsburg.
Bert Matthias of Burnt Cabins,
spent few days with his uncle,
Robert Gallaher.
Solomon Clippinger of Frank
lin county, was here on business
Monday.
Isaac Bolinger and wife spent
Sunday with her brother, S. L.
Bedford.
Misses Nellie Kelso, Ada Flem.
ing, Lula Brown, and Mamie
Fields spent Sunday with Miss
es Gertrude and Belle Henry.
Some of our boys went fishing
the other day and got so hungry
they could't wait until they could
reach home; so concluded to beg.
We would advise their mothers
to send a lunch along next time,
as they don't have any success in
the business.
Mrs. Sue Mowers helped Mrs.
A. j. Fraker to quilt one day last
week.
Miss Lillian Fleming spent Sat
urday and Sunday with S. r. Fra
er and wife of Fort Littleton.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-04-24
"a Smoker. +"

AS a reply to invitations sent
out by Washington Camp 554
Z. o. S. of A. Hustontown Pa, a
large number of members of that
organization, from the different
camps in the county assembled in
Washington Hall at Hustontown
and spent an extremely pleasant
evening.
First in order was a united ses-
sion of camp at the close of which
a number of short, witty. solid,
patriotic speeches were made.
The camps represented were
Crystal Spring, New Grenada
and Needmore. Each delegation
had it's spokesman or cannon,
0. A. Barton for Crystal Springs
S. r. Martin for Needmore, and
Jas. A. McDonough for New
Grenada. After the session of
Camp the entire body filed their
capacious stomachs by pouring
in sandwiches, coffee, pickles,
eggs, &c. The final course was
the real thing (smoke) too thick
to cut with a knife. Music for
dessert.
Such organizations and socie-
ties put men on an equality.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1902-04-24

The "Public Opinion of Cham.
bersburg, says that d. b. Mace,
former resident of this place,
but now secretary and treasurer
of the Cham bersburg Trust Com.
pany, would like to sever his Of
ticial connection with that institu.
tion, on account of failing health.
When seen by representative of
the Opinion" Mr.. Mace said 81
/ have not beenin very good health
for some time past and | would
like very much to retire from act
i've business and, as it were, to
rest on my oars for the ballnce of
my life. " Mr.. Mace has been an
active business man for many
years and his retirement would
be source of much regret to his
business associates who have held
his foresight and business tact in
high esteem. The directors and
shareholders of the Trust com
pany are very loathe to discuss
the retirement of Mr.. Mace. To
them it would be great loss. 1t
has been said that when his resig-
nation is handed to the directors
they will refuse to accept it and
endeavor to prevail on Mr.. Mace
to consider and remain the cash
ier of the company.
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Sipes Mill.

Joseph Lake and wife visited J.
N. Daniels Sunday.
Singing was well conducted at
the Christian Church under the
leadership of Newton Bard.
Miss Margaret Daniels school
closed last Friday, and the boys
reporta very exciting time. They
say some very ferocious animal
came in the school house. Iwon-
der what it was
To sharpen the citizens of Nc
Connellsburg, our friend, o. r.
Mellott took 20 bushels of grind
stones over last Saturday.
Henry Truax and wife of Need
more visited Michael Bard's on
Sunday.
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Asbury Church.

Services as follows: Preach
ing, May A, 8 p. M. Theme
"How the Christian Lives and
Dies for the Good of Others. ~
Prayer meeting every Thursday
evening. Sunday school every
Sunday morning at 8 o'clock.
The first quarterly conference
will be held in this church Satur.
day morning, May 10, and ser,
mon by DR.. Yocum. The Doctor
win also preach and administer
Communion Sunday May IL, al
2.20 p. M.
REV. ]. f. Orr, Pastor.
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$4,000 Reward!.

The Town council of Nc
Connellsburg hereby offer a
reward OF two hundred dollars
for the arrest and conviction of
the party or parties implicat-
ed in firing property of citi-
zens of said borough.
HENRY w. SCOTT.
WM. HULL. Burgess.
Clerk.
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Rev. Amos S. Baldwin.

Rev. Amos S. Baldwin, who for
sometime has been pastor of the
First Methodist church at Lock
Haven, has been appointed Pre-.
siding Elder of the Juniata Dis
trict, and is moving his family to
Huntington where he will reside.
We congratulate you, brother
Baldwin.