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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-06

All druggists, soc. per boz, or by mail
upon ,eceipt of price. Stamps accepted.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-06
She Knew Her Business.

The thing that makes man like
woman is he can never tell why.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-06
A CRITICAL PERIOD
INTELLIGENTW WOMEN PREPARE
Dengers and Pain of This Critical Period
Avoided by the Use OF Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound.
How mnnY vvo-

How many vo-
men realize that
the most critical
period in a wo-
mans existence
is the change of
life, and that the
anxiety felt by
women as this
time draws near
Is not without
reason 4?
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
hall's Catarrh Cure.
i. j. CHENEY Il Co., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last 10 years, and believe MIN
perfectly honorable in all business trsnsac-
lions and financially able to carry out any
obligations made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists, To-
ledo, U.
WALDISG, KISSAN 4 MARyIS, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo o.
Halls Catarrn Cureis staKeninternally, act
ngdirectlyuponth the blood aud mucuous sur
faces ofthe system. Testimonials sent free.
Price, 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills Tor constipation.
Ten years ago, with population of
100000 Prussia maintained nearly
5000 technical schools, representing
all the principal industries. with an
attendance of over 100000.
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AILINc WOMEN.

Keep the Kidneys Well an I the Kidney
VIII Keep You Wei.
Sick, suffering. languid women are
learning the true cause of bad backs
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Surprise Party.

The home of Mrs. Oliver Mel
lott, of Needmore, was the scene
of Joyous event last Friday.
While Mrs. Mellott was gong
quietly about her work, her
friends and nelghbors began to
arrive, bringing with them we'll
filed baskets, to remind her that
1t was her 37th birthday. When
dinner was announced, all pres
ent did justice to the good things
that had been prepared.
After dinner there was singing
by all present, and prayer by
Rev. Powers. Mrs. Mellott re.
ceived many beautiful and useful
presents.
Those present we're Rev, and Mrs,
A. G.. b. Powers, Rev. and Mrs. G. i.
Funk, William Summers and family,
of McConnellsburg DR.. and Mrs. J
j, Palmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Hess and son Blair Mr.. and Mrs. G
]. MelIott and children, Mr. and Mrs
w. NJ. Funk, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Mel
lott, John G. Mellott and family, Mrs
Lake Garland and children, Mrs. Har
riet Mellott aud daughter Rosa, Mr.
and Mrs Eli Ham and son David
Mrs. Philip Ham and children, Thorn
as Leisure, OF Everett; Misses Matti
Funk, Esta Hart. Cora Hill, Jenni
Funk, Lucy Belle MeIlott, Mimi
Summers, Eva Bedford, Libbie Funk
and Catherine Hart.
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KILLED ON RAILROAD.
Was the Husband of Rhnia Ross, Form
erly of Ayr Township. This County.

George w. Wolfe, Hagerstown,
a brakeman on the Norfolk Il
Western railroad, was killed by
northbound freight train about
1105 o'clock Monday night one
mile north of Berryville. His
body was cut in twain. Wolfe
fell between two cars upon the
track, and twenty.seven loaded
cars and the caboose passed over
his body.
His body was found lying on
the track. One part was lying
on one side of the rail, and the
other part between the rails. The
train had passed over the lower
part of his chest and stomach.
His remains were gathered up
and placed on a cot and taken to
Hagerstown at $3.50 o'clock and
taken to Suter's undertaking
rooms and prepared for burial.
Mr.. Wolfe was aged 80 years,
and a native of Mercersburg. He
had been resident of Hagers-
town for four years and was en-
ployed on the Norfolk q Western
for three years. He was mar
ried, and leaves wife who was
Miss Rhula Ross, daughter of
William Ross, deceased, former.
ly of Ayr township, this county,
and two sons, Daniel and Edward,
at home. His mother, Mrs. Scott
Wolfe, and brother, Harry Wolfe,
reside IN Baltimore.
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EVERTS.

After having been in declining
health for a long time, Mrs. Eliza
beth Everts, wife of Joseph Ev-
erts, at Saluvia, died last Thurs
day, aged "a years, II months,
and II days. Funeral on Satur-
day, conducted by her pastor,
Rev. S. j. Plttenger, and inter-
ment at the M. E. church at
Greenhlll.
For period of thirty. five years,
Mrs. Everts was a consistent
member of the Method ist church.
Her maiden name was Ham, and
besides her husband, she is sur
vved by the following brothers
and sisters Scott S., of Web
ster Mills; James, Saltillo; Reu-
ben, Frederick City, Md; Mary
Ellen, at home; Caroline, wife OF
John Minnich, of Hyndman; Lot
tie, wife of Harry Snively, AL
toona; Anne, wife of Alex Haul
man, Marks, Franklin county
Rebecca, wife of John Barber
Arvllla, Ind, and Miss Abble
near Philadelphia.
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ANNUAL REUNION
OF the Fulton County Colony" in Ohio
Next Meeting IN the Second Satur.
day OF June. 1907.

The "colouy" Of Fulton county
folks living IN and near Republic,
o., held their Seventh Annual Re.
union at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. p. w. N kirk, on the 9th
inst. The following order of ex-
erciseS was observed
After calling the meeting to or
ler, all joined heartily In singing
''Pcnnsylvania Hills" and prayer
was offered by James Smith.
The address of welcome was
made by Mr.. Nelkirk, after which
the company sang, "All the way
my Savior leads me. " Alter ap-
pointing d. O. Garland, Charles
Funk, and Roy w. Decker CON
mlttee on nominations, adjourn
ment was made for dinner.
The formal exercises of the af-
teruoun began at 2 o'clock by
singing. Three recitatlons were
then rendered IN a most pleasing
manner by Gilbert Garland, John
Garland, and Bessie Shirger.
Then came another song, "Land
of Pure Delight. "
Opal Funk, Ethel Peck, and Ar
mold Funk then entertained the
company by giving three nice re-
citations. James Funk then
made an address, when the fol
lowing officers were elected to
serve for the ensuing year Pres
ident, G. H. Keeier; Vice Presi.
dent, VIM. Funk; Secretary, F..
w. Neiklrk; Assistant Secretary,
| Mrs. Susie V. Funk, and Organ
lst, Della Garland. After read
ing and approving the minutes,
and singing, eve are gong home
to- morrow" the meeting adjourn
ed.
Fifty persons were present
and the day was one Of delight tC
those present. Each year finds
some new faces added to the
mum ber of the mem bers of the
colony. The following visitors
were present; Della ard Bessie
Shirger, Christina Growel, Mrs
Ed Cramer, and James Smith.
The Reunion will be held on the
second Saturday in June of next
year.
MCCAULEY PECK,
Secretary.
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Not a Bad Investment.

Eighteen years ago last Friday,
Mrs. S. b. Woollet, OF this place,
allowed herself to be persuaded
by an agent to take out ten. pay
ment Life Endowment policy of
$500, in the Union Central Life
Insurance Company, of Clncln-
natl, o. For this she paid S36 at
the time Of taking out the policy,
and S36 a year thereafter until
ten payments or $3.50 had been
made. Last thursday, Mr.. A.
j. Decker, of Altoona, one of the
Company's general agents, came
over and placed in Mrs. Woollet's
hands check for $52l.59 in set
tlement of the policy,
When tits considered that Mrs.
Woollet had 6 protection of $500
from the day she took out the
policy, and that at the end of
eighteen years the Company re-
turned to her every cent she had
paid in, and $141.59 besides
about 81 per cent. interest-it
was not bad investment.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-20
PLENTY OF MELONS.
The Luscious Fruit Will Be In Abundance
During the Coming Season.

Notwithstanding the unseason-
able weather, winch has had such
a marked effect on the fruit and
vegetable market the last six
months, it Is generally believed
that this years watermelon crop
will be Of usual size and up to the
standard in quality. Watermel-
ons are already in the market at
30 to 60 cents apiece, according
to size, and these have been com
ing from Florida, where weather
conditions have made them good.
There will Oe no large demand
for them in the local markets un-
TIL the regulation "watermelon
weather.
Florida melons will reach their
height shortly, and continue for
about a month longer, and then
the Georgia and New Jersey
crops, starting IN about the same
time, will supply the demand.
These will last through July and
August, and then will come the
"DiXie" melons, the long slim
ones, which are grown in Mary
land, and which are now making
formidable strides toward first
place in popular favor, though
none that grows is considered
better than the melon from New
Jersey. All through the summer
too. little coasting vessels bring
ia cargoes from the Carollnas
and the patches in those states
are reported to be in prime con
ditlon this year. All that the
watermelon now needs, indeed
is the hot weather, which create.
the watermelon appetite. Doc
tors and dietests agree that it i
one of the most healthful fruit
known, but insist that 1t shoul,
not be eaten during periods o
low temperature, even thoug
such a period is of very brief dun
alton.
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DOUBLE FUNERAL.
Thomas p Barber and His Grandson Bur-
led al the Same Hour in SaItillo on
Tuesday of Last Week.

Thomas Peck Barber died at
his residence at Saltlllo, Pa, Sun
day, June 10, 1906, aged 60 years.
He is survived by two brothers
Amos, near Needmore, this coun
ty, and John, residing IN Indiana;
and by four sisters-Lizzie, wife
of d. H. Myers, near K1obsvllle;
Mrs. jennie Graham, of Chad
wick, ILL.,: Mrs. Catherine Price,
residing in Michigan, aud Sadie,
wife of Jonas pruaX, of Belfast
township, this county; also, by
the following children Russell,
Lerov, and Mrs. b. d. Rough, OF
Saltlllo; Mrs. w. K. Faulkendar,
cf Huntingdon, Pa, and Mrs. b.
Y. Bence, of Three Springs.
Mr.. Barber was veteran OF
the ClIl War, he having served
IN the 22nd Penna. Cavalry. Dur
the last thirty.one years Of his
life, he was consistent member
of the Methodist Epis copal
church. On the first day of last
April, he moved from his far m
IN Clay township, Huntingdon
county, to Saltlilo, at which place
he resided to the time ofhis death.
On the same day as the death
of Mr.. Barber, in the same town,
his grandson, Ithol Edgar Rough
eldest child of b. D. and Myrtle
Rough, died at the age of 20 years
he having suffered from hear
trout bic about year.
The funeral services of the
grandfather and grandson were
held at the same hour q o'clock
p. m on Tuesday, June 18th, il
the M. e. church, Saltillo, ant
were conducted by the pastor
Rev Harry X. Ash, assisted b.
Rev. D j. r. Strayer, and inter
ment was made IN the cemeter,
at that place. An UNUSUAL.
large mum Der of persons wer,
present at the funeral.
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order granted.
Petition for order to sell realty
in the estate of Miss Jane Booth,
was granted.
Hon. w. Scott Alexander, was
granted permission to pay into
court money belonging to ANNE
and Lizzie Clark, minors.
George w. Relsner, was ap-
pointed guardian of Harry w.
Comerer. Bond in the sum of
$500.
Leave granted Bert Brown and
VIM. Keebaugb to pay money in
10 court.
Estate of Geo. w. Comerer, de-
ceased, inquest awarded.
Estate of Ethel Jackson, minor,
PERMISSION granted guardian to
invest funds at a rate not less
than per cent.
Order and return of sale in the
estate of Miss e. Rebecca Pott,
deceased, was presented and con
firmed.
D. II. Fields appointed tax col
lector for the borough of McCon-
nellsburg.
In the estate of N. B. Jackson,
late of Brush Greek township, re
turn of sale of real estate con
firmed.
Real Estate Trust Company ol
Philadelphia, trustes of Alexan
der McKlboin, was presented
asking it's discharge as trustee
and leave granted by the Court
Petition of w. S. and Alice
Knable, and Ellzaoeth Rasp, foi
decree of adoption OF Victor )
Jackson. Decree as prayed for
ARGUMENT COURT
The case Of w. l.. Mosby VS.
Frank G. McClaln. Motion TO
! new trial was argued, and tn
court refused to grant the me
ton. Judgment was entered Of
the verdict.
Appeal of County Commission
1 ers from Auditors settlement
. Notion to strike off appeal. Mo
: tion refused, and commission G
a M. r. Shaffner, auditor, continr
Y ed.
Appeal of James G.. Alexander
r sheriff, from auditors settlemer
I argued in open court and appe'
d sustained.
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Onward, Upward.

G. Galley Chambers, a former
Ayr township boy, who has filled
the position of principal of the
Public Schools at Ri1ley Park,
near Philadelphia, so acceptably
during the past three years, has
resigned his position atthat place,
to accept a more lucrative one
that of instructor in mathematics
in the University of Pennsylvania,
in Philadelphia.
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JUNE COURT.
The Usual Grist OF Accounts, Auditors Re-
oorts, Widows Appraisements, &c.

The several courts of Fulton
county, convened at the Court
House, on Tuesday of last week,
at 10 o'clock. Associates Bender
and Humbert were present. AS
was stated IN the "News" last
week, Judge Swope could not be
present until Thursday. After
presenting rule on heirs IN estate
of JOS abed Lodge, deceased, the
heirs we're called in open court,
when Henry Lodge accepted part
of the land, and was appointed
trustee to sell the remainder.
Court now adjourned until Thurs
day at 9 O'Clock, when Judge
Swope and both Associates were
present,
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-20
Sold a Diseased Cow.

An example in the punishment
of dealers who sell diseased meats
was set Friday at Wilkes Barre,
by Judge Lynch, who sentenced
Judson Lutes to six months in
jail and 500 fine. Lutes was con-
vlcted of killing a diseased COW
and selling It's meat to number
of people. He conducted his de-
fence himself, but was convicted
quickly.
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Birthday Party.
MCCAULEY PECK,
Secretary.

A delightful birthday surprise
and dinner was the happy event
that occurred at the home of
Thomas Shaw, in lower Ayr
township, on Saturday, June 9,
1906. 1t was Mr. Shaw's 68th
birthday.
Mr.. Shaw went to Mr.. Kirk S
In the morning, but before ne re-
turned home about 10 O'Clock, his
neighbors had begun to invade
his home, where they were given
hearty welcome. They soon
had dinner ready, and all were in
vited to the dining room. After
dinner, music and games occu-
pied the time until late in the af-
ternoo1, when all returned home
much pleased with the day and
hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw.
Among those present were
James Bivens, ST., and wife, Jas.
B. MeIlott and wife, VIM. Paylor
and wife, John Souders and wife,
Ephraim Houck and wife, b. f..
Shives and wife, Mrs. Margaret
Lynch, Mrs. Elizabeth Tolbert,
G.. e. Clouser and wife, S. S. Mel
lott, Many, Alice and Flora Shives
Cora, Leah, Harry, Walter and
Dave Shaw.
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On Monday of last week, DR..
Mosser and family drove from
Claysburg to Bedford, and on
Friday afternoon Jim Pepple, of
Bedford, brought them to Nc
Connensburg in Jim's new auto
mobile. The Doctor was very
much fatlgued, and went to bed
soon as he reached home, and is
in bed yet; but his condition
seems to be Improving every day.
HIS worst trouble now is rheuma'
tnsm.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-20

Miss Maye Johnston, who has
been employed IN the millinery
department of one of Philedel
phla's big stores, for several
months returned last Friday Tor
her summer vacation with her
parents, Mr.. aud Mrs. }. W.
Johnston in the Cove.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-06-20

Maria Dickson Alexander, An.
ma Relsner, Josephine Runyan,
and Harriet 3. Sloan, each made
hundred In their first examina'
ton IN their Normal class work.
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BowMAN-RoBINSoN.

Mr.. Fred Bowman, of Burnt
Cabins, and Miss Ellen Robinson,
of Shade Gap, Pa, were married
on June IA, 1906, by Rev. j. M.
Whlteman, of Mifllintown. Mr..
Bowman is one of Fulton county IS
bright and intelligent young men,
and Miss Robinson is one of
Huntingdon cLunty's most sue
cessful school teachers They
will take up their residence in
Miffiintown, where Mr.. Bowman
is engaged IN the mercantile bus
ness.
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DR.. Barton Resigns.

Prof. Joseph f. Bart N, for
nineteen years teacher in Ship
pensburg Normal School, has re-
signed. More than 1000students
have been graduated since he
came to the school. He goes to
Hamlne University, st. Paul,
Mlnn., as instructor in the de-
partment of physics and botany.
HIS brother, DR.. Geo. P. Barton,
is dean of the medical branch of
the same institution. He also has
an appointment as manager of
the educational department of the
Public Service Club in Mlnneapo-
lis. While the Doctors many
Fulton county friends regret that
he is leaving the old Keystone
State, they join in wishing that he
may find his new work pleasant.
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r. r. Sipes and little son, Earl,
of Harrisonville, spent few hours
IN this place last Saturday.
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ABOUT PEOPLE YOU KNOW
Snapshots at Their Comings and Goings
Here for a Vacation, or Away
for a Restful Outing.
NAMES OF VISITORS AND VISITED

"Pat" Fisher, of this place, was
in Bedford Saturday on business.
Charles E. Goldsmith was call
ed TO Greenhll on business Mon
day.
Prothonotary Geo. A. Harris
was IN Chambersburg on busi-
ness Saturday.
Mac Lamberson, of Huston
town. spent Monday at the coun-
ty seat on business.
MIR. and Mrs. Harry Mock, of
Altoona, are visiting their parents
and friends, in this place.
Harry Goldsmith, of Everett, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. Hannah
Goldsmith, North Second street.
Miss Harriet Eitemiller is visit
ing her brothers, jacob s., in
McKeesport, and George III Pitts
burg.
DR.. A. X. Davis and A. j. Lam
berson, of Hustontown, were in
town attending to business Mon
day.
Charles Deshong, of Harrison
vile, was among those transact
ing business at the Court House
last Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Fisher, of Bedford,
spent a few hours IN this place,
Fl tiday, the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. S. B. Woollet.
Mrs. G. Il. Spangler, of Knobs
vile, left last Friday for Center
county, where she Is visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Charlie Fields and family spent
last Sunday a week with Mrs.
Stanton Heeter sister ot Mrs.
Fields, at Three Spri0gs.
N. B. Henry and sons Smith
and Charley, and John Carmack
all of Clear Ridge, called at tins
Office a few minutes while in town
last Saturday.
Mrs. Mallnda MeIlott, widow
of the late Uriah Mellott, deceas-
ed, died at her home near Gaps
vile, on Monday of last week,
aged 81 years, ) months, and 80
days.
Albert E. Mellott, near Mer-
cersburg, and his brother-in,law,
David D. Hose, near Clearsprlng,
were guests of Newton Knable's
family, in the Meadowgrounds,
last Saturday night and Sunday.
Clarence Palmer, of McKlbben,
accompanied by Miss Bessie
Morton, of McConnellsburg,
spent the tune from Friday until
Sunday very pleasantly with their
friend, Miss Rhoda Lake, at Ev-
erett.
Last Friday morning, Mrs. M.
B. Trout and daughter, Miss Ma.
bel. of this place, left for a short
visit at the home of DR.. n. O.
Trout. at Fairfield, and later to
attend the wedding of DR.. G. N.
Trout, at Greenmount, Pa.
j. H. Fields and sons Earl and
John brought nice bunch Of
COWS to town Monday, and turn.
: ed them over to that veteran stock
dealer, DAVE Martin. Jimmy
! says that the upper end of the
county is suffering for want of
rain, and that the hay crop Will
be short on account of the pro-
tracted drought.
v Mrs. Charles Skinner, 20 years
f old, boarded a tralx at Benton,
:. Pa, last Saturday, to go to Dan
/. VILE, where her daughter lives.
|. AS soon as the tram started she
?; began to scream to be put off, and
r the train was stopped half a mile
., from town. She explained, as
she was getting off, that she had
never ridden on a train before and
E. never would again.
~ Miss Mir ME Reisner, of tins
n place, and Miss Maude Rlnedol
of lar, of Ayr township, have beer
c. reelected teachers in the public
D. schools of Everett for the ensu
y ing year, as has also Miss Sadie
ID Michaels, former resident o
iS Mc(Ionnalls q hurO AQ Eyarat,
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of JOS abed Lodge, deceased, the
heirs we're called in open court,
when Henry Lodge accepted part
of the land, and was appointed
trustee to sell the remainder.
Court now adjourned until Thurs
day at 9 O'Clock, when Judge
Swope and both Associates were
present,
ACCOUNTS.
The first and final account of Il.
E. Fleming, administrator of the
estate of Harry w. Cutchall, late
of Conemaugh, deceased, was con-
tirmed.
The first and final account of
the Real Estate Trust Company
of Philadelphia, trustee of the
estate of Geo. |. McKibbln, was
presented for confirmation; and
as exceptions were filed, Frank
p. Lynch, ESD, was appointed
auditor. Also, IN the estate OF
Alexander McKiboin, same action
was taken.
The first and final account of
Mrs. Lizzie e. McKibbin, trustee
appointed by the Orphans Court
to sell the real estate wllled by
Sarah /. McKibbln to Edward Il.
Taylor, for payment of legacies,
was confirmed and Hon. w. Scott
Alexander appointed auditor.
The first and final account of
NJ, r. Shaffner, administrator of
Sarah Deshong, late of Ayr town
ship deceased, was confirm ed.
AUDITORS REPORTS.
On motions of Attorney Dan
iels, the report of John p. Sipes,
ESD, auditor ia the estate OF
Susan G. Unger, late of McCon'
nellsburg, deceased, was confirm
ed.
On motion of Attorney AlexanI
der, the report of Hon. John p,
Sipes, auditor, in the estate of u,
A. Shaw, late of Taylor township
deceased, was contir med.
On motion of Attorney KIRK
the report of Frank p. Lynch
Esq, in the estate of Frederick
Snyder, late of Tod township, wa'
confirmed.
WIDOWS APPRAISEMENTS.
The exceptions to the widows
appraisement in the estate OF Ma
than Mellott, deceased, was with
drawn, and appraisement con
tirmed.
The Widows appralsement II
the estate of William A. Bru bake
was presented and same confirm
ed, unless exceptions betiled with
IN twenty days.
Widows appraisement in tn
estate of Ahlmaaz 1'ruaX, late c
Licking Greek township, deceas
ed, presented and approved III
less exceptions be filed with
twenty days.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.
Estate of Daniel Shives, late G
Belfast township, deceased, II
turn of sale of real estate confirm
ed.
In the estate of John Weave
deceased, writ of partition we
presented, and on motion of A
torney John p. Sipes, same wi
confirmed and rule on he'll
awarded.
In case OF Commonwealth v
James Fisher, charge huckste
ing without license, the court {
rected the county to pay the cos
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Mennen'S BOrated TalCum, %
cent size now l5C.

Clark's Sewing Thread, black and white, ~ to 70, 2 spools sc.
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Fall and Winter
Bedding.

Comforts filled with sanitary cotton, faced with all
grades of sateen-$1.O 90, $3.50, $500, $2.75.
Cotton blankets, white, gray and fancy mixtures
SOC, 75c, 81. 90, 81. rs, SIS and S LOO.
Positively all wool blankets i'll white plaids, red and
gray. All weights-$3,5O so, $500, $500, $500. $500
per pair.