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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-01-30


ness of his mother, Mrs. Gather
inc Cowan, near Bethlehem
church.
HIDES WANTED. - II / & h t
market price paid for beef hides,
horse hides, wildcat skins, and
all kinds of grease, at Paul Wag
ner's Tannery, McConnellsburg
Andrew j. Mellott and Alfred
T. Layton, of Whips Cove, spent
Tuesday night in town. Andy
was former resident of this
place, and always receives a
hearty welcome from his friends
when be comes here.
Do you have backache occasion
ally, or stitches" in the side,
and sometimes do you feel all
tired out, without ambition and
without energy? If SO, your
kidneys are out Of order. Take
DeWltt's Kidney and Bladder
Pills. They promptly relieve
backache, weak back, lnfamm1
ton of the bladder and weak kid
neys. Sold by Trout's drug store
A recent letter from p. N.
Runyan at Mountain Lake Park,
Md, says they have had tine
slelghing there all winter, with a
thunder shower on the night Of
the Goth inst. Mr.. Runyan has
just returned from trip to Mey-
ersdale and other points.
HIDES-James Sipes & Sons
pay the highest market price
flr beef hiles al their butcher
shop in McConnellsburg, also
highest price paid for calf skins,
sheepsklns and taIlow.
Mrs. j. X, Johnston of this
place, who has been suffering for
several months with rouble in
her eyes is IN Philadelphia for
special treatment. Since putting
the above IN type, we learn that
on Monday she underwent sur
gical operation for the removal oI
an abscess ia one of the lschry-
NAL ducts, aud that now she is
comfortable as possible under the
circumstances.
Kodol For Dyspepsia and In
digestion Is the result of scien.
titic com binatlou of natural di.
gestants with vegetable acids
and contains the same juices
found in healthy stomach. 1t
is the best remedy known today
for dyspepsia Indigestion and all
troubles arising from disorder
ed stomach. Take Kodol today.
it is plea SAINT, prompt and
thorough. Seld by Trout's drug
store.
Up in Erie, this State, wom-
an has sued her husband for di.
vorce because he gave her a cook
book for a Christmas present.
She says the inslnuatiou contain
ed in the gift has worried her
sick and made 1t impossible to ev
er again live happily with her hus
band. 1t does not seem to have
occurred to her to take her mind
off her troubles by studying the
cook book.
Itls very important and In
fact it is absolutely necessary to
heath that we give relief to the
stomach promptly at the first
signs of trouble-whlch are be
lchlng of gas, nausea, sour stOr.
ache, headache, lrritability and
nervousness. These are warn
lpgs that the stomach has been
mistreated; 1t is doing too much
work and it is demanding help
from you Take something once
in a while; especially after meals;
something like Kodol For Dvs
pepsla and Indigestion. 1t will
enable your stomach to DO its
work properly. Sold by Trout's
drug store.
After we reach the North Pole,
explorers will have no rest until
they finally reach the South Pole.
And after it is all done they will
then wonder what they wanted
with either. BY that time some
fanatic will conclude that there
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-01-30

W. b. Stlger, Bethel's hustling
miller spent a day in town last
week.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-31

@eorQ Shcrhcl SdoBmciitcr; &.
Gngsla, Setrct0r; Aooli %icncrt, 5.
6ron& &obn Wdnn0cr, NooIi @0Qrie-
gel otto 6GrItcr, 6rouj &roB. 9nlg.
i. Ncdcr mo 9rlulo Noicnbaucr.
Nus @oibington mor cine QcleOu.
ton Der gGollmPio- Scttiou" nltcr
6ilbrunn OeS ErGiiOcntm Soligon0
GudOGid)cl crificncH, Die oru @ciud)
NcuiG nidlt bcrcnt h0NCl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-31
CpiCr iciues 8crnfs.

Sobn SprciiuStp, Elm ShiiiSitditrr,
0ui Dem 9onpier o6erringforo"
vi &oulit.E oiut toOtlih ucrlebt.
&lrOe non cincm nit Glen.
erj gefIiuten elmer letrpiicn.
Sturb I'M Noipita(.
GIHcu qltaluoleu 200 erIitt leltern
Ser S6ifiSitultcr \Sohn Spreiinstp
BON 9tr. 30I2, Noitpn- Ctr. Na6renO
cr AMI OcrQ 0onpier ~6crringioro, q"
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rlcl cin nit Grj belaoeucr elmer ulla
bctrod)tlid)er S06e AMI i'm berob ltuo
tuidtc ocu lluglildIihcn i0rmlih 5lts
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O0iicIbc ic0odl mieoer, nm 9rdBlihe
Shmcr5cn nl0iteben SIT miiiien. che
cr im o9lulcmcincn MarplonO Soipi.
tal," mobin man i'm ilberiiibrte,
rllrt oen 600 bon ieinen 2eioen CT.
lot mur0c. Ter Sootc mar 80 Sabre
alt uno O%erhcirntbct.
Scincu &erlebuugcu
crleqcn.
@eltern Abeuo NM ) llbr crlad
Nr. Did. II. acnneop. AbtheilinqS.
Superintendent ser gS~touoaro Oil
Co." I'M oSobna @opfiuS SoipitaI"
zen &crletun1cL meldlc or am lettclt
Montag bel Ocm @rauoc in Der Nh
ldGc Der Gompoqnie 81 Guntou or
Iittell bate. @r. &emeon crlongte
nor lcincm NbIebcn ou9 9emuBtiein
nid1t mieOer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-31

rntbct rl0 Batter BON iiini 1ofteru
un0 eiuenI Sobn. Henerfensfbert6
it, ooG altgeblif adt Gage Dor Dem
%bcilIten Hlltbe ole idmmtIifen Sll.
melcn pon sri. Noie Roberto JIM
&crtbc non $500 aus ocrclt 3iIun1er
dcituhlCu wltr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-31

Ncr GerletIn1cll, meldlc or I'm lestclt
APontag bel Ocm &ranoc in Ger Nh
ldAc Der Gumpaanie 81 Gautou or
Iitte1t bate. @r. &emcop crlnn9te
nor icincm 9IbIebcn ooS 9emuBtieiu
nidlt mieOer.
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Ger Illtbcriihen Stride ser Sucaruo,
ton mltr0en qeitcrn Sr. 6reOerid Z.
Gorton mo Sri. Selmo Siianitu
2etd)cr BON 9tr. $50, G~omono'on+
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batcr Gctrout. N0d Ser Gercnonie
bcAab lid 6no Eaar naf 0cp Dort
uno Canada, I'm sort Sic 5litteriDos
d)cn III pcrIcbcu. Nad ibrcr Hiid.
tchr ucr0cn lie III Dem 0oilic Nr.
521, Noro, @i(moritruBc. Nobuuna
rcbnen. 0r. 9orfcn lit elm repItbIi
tlniihcr G%rciiCu cine moblbcfanute
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cr Wiitllico oe3 l%lntCrboulcS ocy
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Nliccamo Strobc, Dem Eoli3eirid,
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un6' cine l(brtctte. Wrolpn bcbollp.
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mcrs ser Central Sdirp. tunroe Der
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h~cfannten cine SGitre olif Die Stiibe
Neaoilcn lpuroe.. wcIde Die Setteren
ruinirtc. Sic gob Der @oliSei Die
MISUNDERSTANDING cincS Mon.
mes. Den lie inn Seronf)t bnt. Ger
iclbc ioll 80 bis 30 Sabre alt lcir,
nlnttrniirtcS @clift bo6eu mno oiins
tel getleiOct ieiu.
Gle Gouioltodtiou poIl.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-01-31

bmtcr bo% YrotofoQ. Giulo0lmgcn
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Grobcu nit DEM @%cuuBticin cincn
ih0ncn 9(bCuO pcrlcbt III hubcn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-03-19
A MODERN STABLE.

The livery stable now being erected
by Mr.. Peter Harrington on the east
side of st. Asaph street, between King
and Oomeron, is nearing completion,
and when it shall have been opened for
business it will be one OF the largest
and most modern in The State of'Vir-
ginia. The structure will be impos-
ing, the sanitary arrangements perfect
aud everything in connection with 1t
constructed on the most approved plans.
The building has been erected with a
definite purpose in view-that is, should
il be desired at any time TO convert the
structure into modern fiat, it can be
accomplished with but few alterations
of the original plsns.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-03-19
ROAD To CEMETERY.

Congressman Oarlin aud City Attorney
Fisher a few days sgo called on the
Qqartermss er General, in Washington,
in reference to the road extending from
the inte section Of Wllk's and Alfred
street., this city, TO the National Gene
terry. They told the Qa'riermfs;er
General that the road WIS much out OF
repair and needed immediate attention.
The official told the Alexsndriaus that
he would at once send an engineer to
this city to make 8 report as to the con-
dtiou Of this road, and added that it
look ID TO him IS if the government had
built the road aud then abandoned 1t.
He intimated that he would recon- mend
Is repair.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-03-19
FAILED TO AGREE.

The jury 10 the case of the Common
wealth vs.. Wilbert Cook, indicted for
felonious and malicious assault upon 1.
]. Schneider, on February IL, at late
hour last night failed to agree, and was
locked up for The night. This morning
the jury again reported that they could
not agree and were di.charged. Otis re-
ported that The jury stood IL Tor a jail
sentence of one year aud one for peoi-
Tertiary sentence. Mr.. J. M. John
sou, counsel for Cook, then withdrew
the plea Of not guilty and entered plea
of wilful shooting, whereupon Judge
Barley sentenced Cook to jail for one
year. Schneider, who is young Fair
fax county farmer, was shot 10 the chest
by one of three men, who held him up
while he was returning home. For a
time his lite was despaired OF.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-03-19
PERSONAL.

Rev. DIR. W. r. Turner, ct Washing
ton, will conduct the lenter services al
Christ Church tonight.
Mr.. G. W. York, CT San Francisco,
CAL, bank examiner for the Bankers
Association of the United States, was
in the city yesterday. He left last uight
for Salisbury, N. O.
Mr.. j. NJ. Dulaney, formerly OF FAIL
fax county, but now secretary OF the
]. P. Bell Printing Company, OF Lynch
burg, one of the largest aud most
successful printing establishments In The
South, employing upwaIdO OF 200 people,
was 10 the city yesterday, the guest OF
Mr.. O. Randolph Davis.
Mr.. James Bsumgsrdner has gone to
Providence Hospital, Washington, where
he will undergo a serious operation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-03-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

A meeting Of the Board Of Police Ohm
missioners was held last night. Most
of the business transacted was of no
public iuterest. The board decided to
review the action of Mayor Psf 10 i'm
posing a fine Of So upon Officer John
Henderson for failing to report the
whereabouts of a grindstone which had
recently been taken from the Jail yard.
The rules OF the board, it seems, provide
no foe in such cases, the penalty being
forfeiture of ten days leave Of absence,
reduction Ia pay or dismissal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-03-19
M. f. OHUROdtOUTH.

The fourth quarterly conference o.
Washington Street III. E. Church, Sou'f
was held IN The psrlOr Of the YOuol
Peoole's Building last night. Rev. E.
V. REGISTER presided. The pastor, Rev
Chslles d. Bulls, submitted reports fol
the year.
Mr.. j. I. Myers IVES elected superin.
tendent of the Washington Street Sun.
day School and George r. Smith super
intendent of the Village Chapel Sunday
School. The following we're elected
stew ards for The eusuring year:
Metss j. f. Alexander, 8. Z. Oats,
P.O. Coekey. II. X. Field, E. O. Ora
ham, g. w. KEYS, J. F. Myers, O. E.
Odtcalt, o. B. Pierpoint, W. G. Plss-
kett, F. j. Pollard, Alvin Powell, J. p.
Robinson, j O. Smoot, J. E w. Tim
herman, j. B. Watkins. w. L. wilkins,
j. Wilbert O. Baggelt, Charles E. Dare,
Walter @. Davis, ]. q. Graham and
Walter s. Niekli0.
The Baltimore Conference NJ. f.
Church South will meet in Roanoke,
March Is. Next Sunday will be the
las; Sunday of the year.
A most delightful incident Of the
conference last evening was the presen-
tation of an oil portrait of Rev. VIM.
f. Munsey, d. d., TO the church, by
Mr.. M'lIard P. Vincent.
Nj. Vincent In short, but very apt
address ,oId Of his recollecliOns of DR..
Muusey, the painting of the portrait
and of seeing his father, the late VIM.
F. Vincent, mike the frame of the
picture; and then asked Mr.. Wm. ID.
May to formally present he portrait to
the church.
Mr.. May, with much of his old-time
: v'gpr, in very eloquent speech, on
bebaIf of the donor, gave the portrait
TO the church.
Rev. O. d. Bulls, the pastor, APP
vroprislely responded aud accepted the
portrait.
The portrait was painted by SCHUYLER
and is a striking likeness; il vii! be
hung 10 the church parlor, which will
eventually become the Methodist ITEM
pie Of Fame"
Rv. Ir. Muusey was pastor OF the
Washington street church shortly after
the civil war; his ministry here was
great personal triumph and the
memory of his eloquent sermons and
lectures still remains with those who
heard him.
He was & pulpit genius, his fervid
and fgurative orstOry sttacted large
audiences everywhere; while here the
church and galleries we're cio.ded snd
the aislss almost filled by those eager
TO hear him. From here he Was sent
TO Baltimore, first TO Central aud then
to Trinity, where be was also acclaimed
the prince of preachers.
He afterwards returned to his native
sDpthEsst, where he, died in The prime
of his life.
The very thoughtfGSand gracious act
of Mr.. Vincent is greatly appreciated by
the church and the gift highly priced;
the portrait is almost priceless as ii is
the only oil portrait Of DR.. MunseJ> known
20 BE- ia existence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-03-19
"REMINISCENCES!

To the Editor Of he Alexandria GsE tt:
The writer Is one Of the Oldest ci;i-
zsus of Alexandra, both OF bis parents
haviog been born here, and he having
ACQUIRED much Information from those
who we're old men when he was 3 boy,
as 1t was his greatest diversion to accom-
PAW them On their walks, which were
alwaysrout moth Fairfax street. Tee
writer ID satisfied that your retdsrs who
are Alexandrians BY birth, or adoption,
and love their home, will be glad TO see
these "reminiscences 10 your columns
1t il intended to write short articles fol-
lowing each other which will be the
more readily received than would be
longer ones.
As We walked out we had to get on
high hills, which had been cut dow In
part to make road. The first things
that attrscled the boy were q marsh
which extended from Oronoco street a
long distance and the beautiful weeping
willows and q walk on the east side OF
the marsh which was what be admired
becsu.e Of sort Of road which men
seldom used uDless they we're cunning
but which just suited boys. There were
hills Of considerable height as you looked
10 the west, where there we're several
handsome brick buildings with fine sur
where two or three rich
people lived. Those we're on Wishing |
ton street extended, and gave the Only
road To the city, then having but a few
Inhabitants and getting sup
plies from Washington and George
town. The bills, as you went along,
formed a valley and one OF them on the
south side gave a continued flow OF
water, which was in every wsy good,
and flowing down to the marsh went
along the centre and carried the water
from a very large spring called the
''Sps" and was said to be very healthy.
This was reached from either side along
, hill and was in great demand, 80 much
20 that 1t had been cared for by the
and was thought to be very
healthy, being impregnsIed with iron
Ind perhaps with other things, which
while not very pilatable, we're readily
Trunk there and on the beach.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-03-19

We have received from Col. John 8.
Mcsby a copy of his new book, "Stuarps
Cavalry In the Gettysburg Campaign"
Il Is an important contribution to the
history Of the civil war, giving sketches
of the battle of Charlottesville and OF
the combat between Stuart and Pleasar-
ton and presenting the whole story
of the Gettysburg Campaign 10 new
light. Its author claims that this Is the
only true account ever written OF the
battle Of Gettysburg and that 1t STILES
several questions ofgrea; interest. This
book, which hiss been long In prepare
ton, contains over 200 pages. is hand
somely bound, has good print and in
teresting pictures and maps 1t should
be in every library north and south.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-03-19
fremont Athletic Club
POLICE COURT.

TJustice II. B. Cation presiding.
The following cases we're disposed OF
this morning:
Hayler Jackson, colOred, charged
with disorderly conduct and fighting,
was fined s..
William French, cOlored, charged
With stealing two shirts and postofice
order from Clark Gibbs, also colored,
was dismissed.
Logan Smith, colored, charged with
disorderly conduct aud fighting, was
fined So.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-03-19
FUNERAL.

The funeral of the late Mrs. George
F. Stewart, who died at Providence Hos
pital, Washington, Tues lay, took place
from st. Psu's Church this afternoon.
Rev. P. P. Phillips conducted the
services. The psllbesTers were Messr'.
G. B. Osrlin, ]. G. MiIburp. r. NJ.
Green, Carter Smith, w. d. Wood and
Thomas A. Fisher. The interment was
made in the NJ. P. cemetery.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-03-19
FIGHTERS FINED.

Logan Smith and Hsyler Jackson,
colored, engaged in a fight at the inter
section of Wolfe and Alfred streets few
days ago, which attracted large crowd.
The sssemblsge, however, dispersed
when ths police appeared. Officers
Beach and Sampson ascertaiued the
names of the principals In the fight aud
arrested them They we're srraigned in
the Police Court this morning and dued
S. each.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-03-19
NEW OFFIOE AND DWELLING.

Mr.. Samuel Devaughn has been
granted the contract by Mr.. Robinson
Moncure for the erection of a handsome
dwelling and Office building on the lot
now occupied BY house No. l2l south
Royal street. The work of rszing the
old building will soon be started. Ths
front of the new building will be Of
white brick and the structure will be
fitted up with all the modern con-
yepiences,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-03-19
LOCAL OPTION ELECTION.

A local option election is being held
at Manassas today and Is one OF the most
holly contested that has ever taken place
In the history Of that town. A message
received at this Office this evening says (.
At11 a. m. it Is said that the vote is
2 dry to | for the VETS. 1t looks like q
Bull Run rout for the vets.
At 80 O'Clock a message from Ma
nassls stated that the vote at that time
was estimated at rs TO 25 10 favor OF the
drys.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-03-19
Cause Of stomach Troubles.

When a man has trouble with his
stomach you may know that be is eating
more than he should or of some article
of food or drink not suited TO his age or
occupation, or that his bowels are habit
ualIy copstipated. Take Chamber'aln's
Stomach and Liver Tablets to regulate
the bowels and improve the digestion ard
see if the trouble does not disappear.
Ask for free sample. Sold BY W. F.
Creighton and Richard Gibson.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-03-19
TIE NEW EAST RIVER BRIDGE.

IdE NEW EhOl III En- DhiOOE'
The great csntiever structure over
East river, known IS Blackwelrs Island
bridge, which was constructed at cott
OF nearly $25, 900, 900, was trsversed lite
entire length BY pedestrians yesterday
for the first time.
Rudolph Kuorr, a workman hung bis
right elbow over 1876 feet Of sheer space
Yesterday afternoon while with his left
hand be drove home Dol that linked up
the esI 'ern cautilever Arm Of the new
bridge with tie Long Island City sP-
proach. -.
After Knorr's hammer had driven well
the bol's, Alderman Timothy p. Sulli-
van, representing Mayor Mcclellan,
whom illness kept from participating In
the event, broke ioamiug bottle OF wine
over the spot where the last span bad
capped the labor OF four years. and then
ne proceeded with a party OF engineers
to walk the length of the longest canti-
lever bridge 10 the world.
The length of the bridge proper Is
1926 leet; the river span west OF Black
wells Island is 1872 feet long, and The
corresponding span east Of the island is
9S4 feet in length; with approaches the
total length Is 1924 feef; 1875 feet is
clear height above water in the middle OF
the bridge. There are, roughly, 90, 600
tons Of s'eel in IFS construction.
The bridge will be double-decked with
completed. On the upper deck thvfe
will be four elevated tracks aud tyo
promenades. The lover will contain
two gu side trolley tracks, one inside
trolley track, and rosdwsy for We
es.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-03-19
roRpoRATloN COURT.
lg.L. o. BarI,Y presiding.

Judg IL. Y. Daily Ptesiuins'I
90 nmoawe ll.h ys. W,lbert Oook, To-
diced for tiooi 'uslY and NJ lic'ors ,
sico ing T. j. Schneidei; jury failed 10
agree and we're bsrged; plea of not
guilty Withdrawn aud plea Of wiliuI
snl6,ing entered aud prisoner 'ntenced
to rye one year 10 jail aud to pay
fine Of S.
The cases of Fred Hicks sud Edward
DfoWns, indicted with Cook, we're set
for trial for Tuesday next.
Common wealth IS John Penn, John
McCusn and Frank O. Wilkins, it,
diced for grand larceny; ples OF not
guilty and trial set for Monday, the 30 b.
Common wealth vs.. Harry Smith. in
dicsed for breaking and entering
slaughter house; plea OF guilty entered
and prisoner ,ntencsd to serve one year
10 the pe1tentiary.-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-03-19
THE FISHING SEASON.

The ifs liug sou on the Potomac
hiss practically commenced. Shsd and
herring have appeared in tie lower
river. A vessel arrived here yesterday
from Mundsy's Point, Yeocomico, with
900 shad and 800 herring Shsd we're
selling In market this morning from 50
10 90 cents each.