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Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-26

MAeNul MARKET
NEW YORK, Aug. @.-MBTALS-Ths
market for standard copper on the New
York metal exchange was easy. today but
very quiet, no sales being reported The
London market closed steady with spot
at ESQ lis Sd, and futures at $50 los. al
locally was quoted at SlsOOQl8. S7A; electro
llytaiS, $2S1tqlsl24; easting. sls.62nQ
and September closing at go. 30aSo.t0; Oc-
tober, $50. 5000. 47h; Nov, $50, S5qSoH; De-
cember, $50. 4OqS0.60. No sales were re-
ported on the local exchange. The Lon
don market was easy, with spot closing
at f1S7 ls Cd, and futures at n8S 1855, Lead
was steady, with spot at N.s7hQl42h New
York, and at A2b@4.8O East ST. Louis.
The English market was unchanged at E2
s. Cd. spslter was quiet, with spot clos:
ing at 81. New York, n at 5000
5.65 East st. Louis. The London market
was a shade higher. at f22 rs Cd. The
English iron market WAS lower, at 48s
1Ohd for Cleveland warrants. The local
market was steady. No. / foundry north
ern, S17.5Oa1s.O0; No. 2, u700qi7.5 80; No. /
southern and No. ! southern soft 'lT7S@
ST. LOUIS. Aug. aS.-METALs-Lead,
weak; A.27h9+S0. spelter, lower, t6A
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-26
mflwaukes Grain. Marx,

Z MILWAUKEE, Aug G-WHEAT-No.
1 northern, uJ@; No. 2 northern. sos: sep
temh5r, W&o.
O~ErS-NA0Sc,
BABLEY-Samplea. 5S9ssO.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-26

TOLEDO. O., Aus. S-6EED-ClOver.
cash SO5; October. G.0; December, t1.4O.
MRnch. H4O Prime timothy, HSo Prime
alsikes Hh
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-26
NEw YoRK eENERAL MARKnT
Quotations. of the Day on various
COmmOdftfes.

d. commodities ~
NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-FLoUR-Receipts
e. 1856 bbls.i exports ssh bills about steady
with moderate jobblng trade; Min
Enesota paJents,f S5.TbGS.25; winter s~traights,
Asog6.10 new Minnesota bakers iSI6
winter patents, E's6@5.6O, new; winter
low grades, M4014.70, new; Kansas
straigkts, $4s5@5,i0 new. Rye. flour steady;
fair 70 good, A.l5g4,%; choice toi'fapcy,
CoRNMEAL-Market steady; fine white
and yellow SL6O9ts6b; coarse, $1.5Og1.S;
R'YE-Dutlii; No, 2 western, 7sc, nominal,
Z. o.. b.. New York. ID tI'n
WHEAT-rReeeipts, 1900 bu. spot mar
elevator, and $1,1Oa.f. o. b., a%float;l No. !
northern, new. s1.0SM. nominal, fy]o. b.,
~afloet; No. 2 hard winter new, s1il6,
nominal, Z. o. b., afloat. Yielding at first
to. heavy northwestern receipts, favorable
threshing and harvesting conditions and
easler' English cables wheat later, steadied
September, $1Q9MG1O7h; closed at h.07h;
December, S102hQL03; closed al tlO2s;
/ CoRNEReeetpts, 1855 bu.; exports, 1.A5l
bu.; spot market easy; No. 2 corn. s0bc
nominal, elevators and Sic, delivered (old)
No. 2 corn, 62%c, (. o. b. afloat new
option market was more active and on re-
ports of showers In Kansas, Iowa and Iii.
nois, closing NC net lower. September
closed at 75e; December, 65h9es$c; closed
~ WV
oATs-Receipts, 152,5OO hu.; spot unset.
tied; mixed, 26 to 80 lbs, new, 4lo, nominal
natural white, Is TO 30 lbs, 4Oh44Sc; clip
ped white, "a to AZ lbs, 5000. all nominal
~HAY-steady. No. 8, 75QS0c; good to
choice, s6c@S1OO
nHoPs-Dul; state. common to choice
1908, 15Q1sc: 1901, nominal; Pacific coast
t90si l4llf7; 1907, 1lq1ic. -r-a.,
H1DES-Quiet; Bogota, 20k02t&c; Cen.
tral' America 2tc.- ~ SIS -err
LEATHER-Steady; acid. 23Q3Oc.
IPRDYISIONS-Beef, steady. family SAC
| Q14.50;, mess, sl1.O0q1l.60; beef hams, S24.O0a
&c. co. fpahket. SiR50d13OO; city extra Indis
mess, S20.50Q2100 Cut meats firm, pick
led Bellies, S~12.506130ol picked hams, SAC
4 Q1s,00.. Lard, steady, western, So 4OQt2.5o
refined strong continent. $1SDe0lS.50; Soutl
America, -k132h; compound, H.50q7.S7M. Porl
4 firm; family, 322.O00a2.50; short loleaf, S21.O
G23. O;t mess &21. 76G22.50. =
TALLOW-Steady; city 02 per PACKAGE
b-lsej country package reelr.,B S-lsQ
RicE-ouietj domestic, a%0sHc; Japan
EGGs-Irregulsrs western extra firsts, 2
G25e; western firsts, zzg2Sc; western sec
BuTTERSstsadxi process. common L
CHEEsEEsteady; state, fun cream
good to prime, 1S&@I4ko. .,
EGGS-Irregulari unchanged.
POULFHY-Alive, firm; chickens, 1S619c
fowls, 17qI7hci turkeys, lac; dressed, firm
western broiiers. l4q21c; fowls, 1Sh81Ic.
I
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-26
coffee Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 25-COFFBB-Mar-
ket for coffee futures opened steady at
unchanged prices to IN advance OF five
points In sympathy with the partial ad.
vance. of "a pig. at Havre. Much of the
business was in the shape OF exchanges
from September to later months In prepar-
on Friday, ana In the late trading near
months were rather easier In sympathy
with the spot situation and as a result
OF LIQUIDATION. The close was steady at
a decline OF s points on August, but gen
orally unchanged 70 8 points higher. In
Guiding 10000 bags switched the business
aggregated q, $50 bags, September closing
at 5.SOq5.S 5c; December. 5000; July, $3.50.
Spot market, quiet; Rio No. !, Tic;
Santos No. 4, sAG9c. Mild, quiet; Corr
dova. shd12e.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-26
81. Louis General Market.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. S.-wHEAT-Futures,
higher; cash, firm; track, No, 2 red, cash,
31.0ql0; No. 2 hard, 99c0s106hi Septem-
Der, 9Nc; December, 95h99SAc, tCr-fa
CORN-Futures lower; cash firmi track,
No. z cash, esei September, $40; Decem9
Der, 6SAc; No. 2 white, 70a70he.
OATS-Futures, weak; cash. firm; track,
No.. 2 cash, 9608ehc; September, 36ho; De
cember, 366c; No. q white, s9hc. -
RYE-Firm; 72072ho.
FLOUR-Market steady: red winter pa
tents, &.OOQ5.S0; extra fancy and ~straights,
A.70Q5.O; hard winter clears, t.39A.@.
SEED-Timothy, 8,2Q36O
CORNMEAL%34
RR4N-Markst weak; sacked east track.
HAYLMsrket dulli timothy. slOOO0l5OO
prairie, Sl50Q10.50.
BAGGING-7c-
HEMP TWINE-7c.
PROVISIONSEPork market steady.
Jobbingi S2,26 Lard market lower; prime
steam, sff.s0d1LSO Dry salt meats, mar
ket steady: boxed extra shorts. eIz i24
clear ribs. s1212h; short clears, s12&. Ba.
con. market STEADY boxed extra shorts
ilSl2h; clear ribs. HSlh; short clears
POULTRY-steady; chickens. 12c; springs
15c; turkeys. 17o; ducks, &c; geese, &c.
BUTTER-Firm; creamery. 23Mq2Shc.
~EGGS-Steady, tic.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-26
tW,nn...oI1. GraIn Mnrket.

MINNEAPOLIS Aug. &-wHEAT-Sep-
s5@ei December, eSAei May. @ae-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-26

SILVER-Bar, steady at 23Ad. per ounce.
MONBY-262% per cent.
The rate of discount in the open market
for shore bills is mol 7-ls per cent? for
three months bills, mol 9-16 per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-26

cash; No. 1 hard. a.OThdLO2k; No. =
nofthetn HDMdL0ihs 10. 2suurtberu as1s
49, No. 2,nqFthern. ga96c,
Atat45f
HhAN-fh 10eih. AtHs.T N~0s1f9l0a
sfLof4R FIRST patehte. Nto8ssB: secopd
patfnts - 4o06@. fifst clears, Ssdt65.
second clear. $40 II
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-26

I%tleles.l open. High Low. CIose.l Ys'd.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-26
Metal Market.

A asked. B bid.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-16
TRY THE MONEY-BACK CURE
FOR INDIGESTION.

Nine times In ten stomach de-
rangements are responsible for sal
low complexion, dull eyes and thin
body. in
It is. the stomach that supplies
nourishing blood to the muscles. the
nerves, and skin. If the stomach Is
healthy, plenty of nutritious matter
will be absorbed by the blood. II 1t
Is not healthy, the food will fer
ment, and undigested, will pass
along through the bowels, furnishing
SO little nutritious matter that the
blood becomes impoverished, and
the glow of health vanishes.
II you suffer from nervousness,
sick headache, belching Of gas, sour
taste in the mouth. heaviness after
eating, or any other miserable stom-
ach disturbance, you need Mi-o-na,
and the sooner you get It the quick
er you will be healthier and happier
1t will relieve any distressed
stomach condition almost Immediate
ly. 1t will cure II used according to
directions. Hood & Curtin sell 1t for
so cents large box, and they think
enough Of 1t to guarantee 1t to cure
Indigestion. 272-2S0-290
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vlth I s Hn'f Hfer..I m fHr TrHIf
and TfaHHn NHIIr ftHf fueufre aN
rstfa Ha'f foHHas' ior Soc fUfutt
b. thp yHurr fittn Tor Ibf immtHs.
Volume of business IhBf it h9e b.
inc routed nNtr tbie inr
last ysaf according fo BOO aHfhHr.
lis iu rlosp touch With fh' situation
ihe trinity and uBsua Nnllft ufupd
ava{ otyt tnue l0adra gafH dostiu.
"a for Houston and Gbltrtfuu Boo
cause So physical condition had
b,sn taaod to the imif vilh she tom
uarp Carried
since that time. hoRefsI the road
hus been wonderfully strengthened.
auG both fhr tili aud Rock lslhud
Frisco Hups have becn drlurinr Do
with ears bound for thr SUR coast
ln fact. 30 is reported that this franic
is ~a heavy that great difficulty hat
been experienced iu properly ballast
ing the line The threp EYeHt systems
mentioned are said to ht feeding the
Valley short Line WITH loaded
freight cars In such profusiou as chat
freight trains pass over iho line too
often go permit any rest iu the track
for Improvement purpose Hous.
ton Post
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-16

p'Vn..tp.us au tie iss@ut fai az,
Nts1lpn ls@anHse "a
1850 Iarnu Isf Hat m.WAHf af fb,
thaAtHwHrt Ulah February 81 81 B.
faIlavf
A. lI srrutf end
flsst iHf questions
HoH rnN. Events routpmpof aHsoua
vIh che dHfr eft tht rlaN
SHOW frnW evidence external and
InfrfuBi De- probable duu of fhit
plas
Duration oI action
WhY .s music ana song introduced
iu A. 27
shos ihp relation between thc
English drama and the miracle. mor-
slitt and mystery piafs
Compare Shakespeare WITH Milton
ln fheir manner Of deiinoaiine nat.
ural objects
To the Sritor. which H of more
value know ledge gained from
bookt or know ledge acquired in tho
personal association With men
AnulA this 60 Shakespeare.
Act u Scene
What fact docs Don John here
announce
what assertion does Borechio
make
Note Don Johns desire TO thvart
Claudms' affection
give particulars Of Borachio 81
plot
Was Margaret in the plot against
Hero4
Compare Don John with Iago in
teliectually
BE thou constant shame
ne. why does Borachio use
thou
Act II-Scene g.
In Benedict's soliloquy what
comments does he make on the
change wrought in Claudio? On a
similar change that may take place
in himself?
Give meaning OF "cheapen?"
Give the superstition I'm rcfard to
night raven?'
"Of what is the reference TO Lady
Hero's chamber window an exam
ple?'
Give Leonato's description of
Beatrices love for Benedict?
Does Benedict believe these state
ments a gulf"
What tributes do Don Pedro and
Claudio pay to the character of Bea-
trice?
Give Hero's thoughts In regard TO
love of Benedict.
What opinions of Benedict to the
prince, Claudio and Leonato give?
State Don Pedro's wishes for Ben
edict's future.
What does Claudio think will be
the result OF this plot?
Tell Don Pedro's plan for entrap-
ing Beatrice.
Give Benedict's soliloquy?
Have his feelings changed?
Who sent Beatrice to call Bene-
dict TO diner and give her words?
Note the change in Benedict's
manner to Beatrice.
What change has taken place in
Beatrice?
Compare Benedict's behavior in
this act with Malvolio and with
slender.
What has been accomplished in
Act II?
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-16
THE YOAkUM LINES.
Houston Will Soon BE Connected
With New Orleans Via Frisco.

Houston Will Soon BE Connected
With New Orleans Via Frisco.
With through traffic soon to begin
from Houston to New Orleans via
the Frisco lines, and with the i'm
provement now in prospect on the
Trinity and Brazos Valley and st.
Louis. Brownsville and Mexico rail-
roads, these roads will form a tri-
umvirate extending from Fort
Worth and Dallas on the north to
Brownsville on the south and New
Orleans on the east.
But few years ago none of these
roads were in actual operation,
which shows the rapid development
of railroad interests In Texas, in
spite OF the much discussed adverse
legislation.
The Beaumont, Sour Lake and
Western was the last to open up,
running from Houston to Beaumont,
where a connection has since Deen
made with Baton Rouge via the Col
orado Southern, New Orleans and
Pacific. And now there Is every indi-
cation that the road will enter New
Orleans over the Yazoo and Missis-
sippi Valley route.
Just recently Judge st. Paui OF
the civil district court Of Louisiana.
who had the case of the Colorado
Southern, New Orleans and Pacific
and the Yazoo and Mississippi Val
ley under consideration, rendered a
decision favorable to the former.
This gives the Colorado Southern,
New Orleans and Pacific, or. In other
words, the Frisco. the right to oper-
ate trains into the Crescent City
over the tracks of the Yazoo and
Mississippi Valley line, unless an
appeal is taken by the defendant
company. Should this appeal be ta-
ken It will go to the supreme court
of Louisiana, which will be the last
resort OF the Hartman lines.
Already the tonnage is SO heavy
on the Trinity and Brazos Valley
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-16

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Master 90 gout eas
Ana ! knpw Hr He ErDg wiser 49,
shall harm ~, iaN ~ $50
fhaf love hfings az fhings tu ua
Nothing root 'Hp come
through sfrlfs
w. Hrf aioWlt suu,iy l'afptnF whht
thr Master came 10 toll
That fhe kingdom b. within ur. o.
ih' heart vher' love doth
dwell
Sos fhr world BE- growing better
kinder. wiser day by dav
And the weary. heavy laden. Will
hnd more helpers On tho way
Courage then. . earnest wotkers
sou thy seed wsh lavish
hand
Wait rho harvest Iiear she anthem
Pcac. on earth. good viii 20
man. tharati'r Builder
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-16

The opening bin at the Majestic
this week is 2 eapa BILE and attractive
one and although the weather was
little icy the first performance
was greeted with a large and appre-
ciatiye audience. q. G.. Wright won
immediate favor with his refined
singing and dancing act His selec-
tions from two popular musical
comedies were cleyerly rendered
Those persons in the audience who
saw The School Marin in moving
pictures at the old Theatorium last
summer readily recognized this sub
ject in Mr. Ike from Nevada, a
comedy sketch given by the Edward
De Corsia company. Three characters
are introduced and each one IL in
capable hands. The sketch is one of
clean comedy and was created es-
peciaily for laugh producing pur-
poses and in this it is a complete
success.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-16

Conductor w. NJ Hanney of the
Fort Worth branch said today that
woman boarded his train this
morning at Midlothian who had
come in there from the country. Her
hands were frozen and she suffered
great agony. Some OF the lady pas
sengers worked with her all the way
to Waxahachie before she could use
her hands. Ennis News.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-16

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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-16

TIN Murphy f. to hs ~au af fhr
opefa houso rebfnuft .o rfsssentBur
his comedy old innwcaart The
company sarrpuudinE fho popular
comedian is dreaded hs delirbtfailt
Dorothy Sh"rraf and iutlud..s long
list Of Sen Known plaVprF The pro
ductions are on Ihia artist nsuai
scale 81 completeness aud include
for tbe ladies the shnple gowns
made by CASTOR - rls ~ pnfis for
their receni London exhibition
Mr. Murphy roles aur ones Of
eleeful JUNCTION. appealing 60 the
man OF sense aud his sense 81 fun.
based on eNea day human mature
such as furnished Jefferson RAY
mond and Goodwin their best types
az well az all that sparkling humor
which distinguishes This artist ia biz
performance Wh.ueNer n dramatisi
~ inspired with the real human
touch
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-16

785s Arnold Minis ~. Neatie
Atkins
1850 Sallie l.. Jones ~ VIII %.
Jones
73k3 Jesse smith vs Anna
smith.
1884 v Bennett ~ char. ute
r Bennett
1880 Inez Jackson y. WIZ
Jackson.
74o7 Matte Smith rs. l. II.
Smith.
$40 Mary Organs vs. Arthur
Organs
741a Jessie Sutton ~. George
sutton.
7432-w Il. Windham W. Ruby
Windham.
7440- Phillis Johnson vs.. Lewis
johnson.
7441-Jim Lemons VS. Nancy
Lemons.
Delilah n. Terrell vs.. Jim
Terrell.
1865 Hannah Watson VS.. VIII
Watson.
7475-Hattie johnson vs.. Berry
johnson.
74so-E. W Worsham vs.. May
Worsham.
Matte Pork vs.. Henry
Pork.
74s7-Addie Woodland vs.. Char
ley Woodland.
74Ss Susie Benson vs.. Harvey
Benson.
7499-Jeanett Kenard VS.. John
kenard
Henry Grimm VS.. Lizzie
Griffin.
Earnest Davis vs.. Sarah
Davis.
7510-Tilda DeCato VS.. Charley
DeCato
751s-Ellen Washington VS..
Richard Washington.
752S-Lottie Hyder VS.. George
Hyder.
7531-L n. Morris VS., Mary x,
Morris.
1888 Clemon Powers VS.. Robert
Powers.
Elijah Williams VS.. Mary
Williams.
753a-Tennessee Davis VS.. Simon
Davis.
7b40--Will White vs.. Mollie
White.
7541--John A. Robinson vs.. Lau-
ra Robinson.
Wednesday, February ~, 1909.
7547--Carrie Baily vs. John
Baily.
7549-Emma Brown VS.. J. Fl.
Brown.
7557-John Thomas VS.. Lind
Thomas.
755s-isad3 Lewis vs. Caroline
Lewis.
1000. A. Woods VS.. Sarah
Francis Woods.
7563-Arthur Knox VS.. Ada
Knox.
Annie Davis VS.. D. o. Da-
Wis.
75e6-Lula Atkins vs. Roscoe
Atkins.
7567-Hattie Thomas VS.. Press
Thomas.
Elijah Montgomery VS..
Hattie Montgomery.
7569-W II. Windham VS.. RUBY
Windham.
7603-Ella Munday vs.. Geo r.
7so5--M. A. Losery VS., A. ..
1901. r. Wood VS.. Lula J.
Wood
1903. D. Brand VS.. Millie |
Brand.
Toll. N. Pollard vs.. Sarah e. |
Pollard.
7612-Mary e. Barley VS.. Robt.
n. Barley.
7618-J. w. Santry VS.. Bina San
Try
7619-Alice Cotield VS.. Goldsboro
rofield
Nettles VS.. Florence
Nettles.
7622-Tollie Graves vs.. Josephine
Graves.
M. Holiday VS.. John w.
762S--M. B. Moseley vs.. Willie s.
Moseley.
7630-Pearl Brown VS.. Fla. Brown.
7631-S. W. Spence VS.. Edith
Spence.
7634-Recie Burns vs.. Jerome
Burns. !
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-16

Bell a. Washburn made the hit of
the season. This is by far the clev-
crest act you have had the pleasure
of seeing in the city. You have two
more days in which to see them. Be
sure and see them before they leave.
~
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rlm wa,pAa b ula inuoana
Fphfusft ao
Morton tHmpaf lsNfuFfF .a
As and &C.
Mar" Nitineu. 1ttmbm &c. usi.
iuHt aud HiFhf
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-16

Pneumonia often follows la grippe
but never follows the use OF Foley's
Honey and Tar, for la grippe coughs
and deep seated colds. Refuse any
but the genuine In the yellow pack
age. 3. w. Fearis. d
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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-16
JURY DOCKET.

Monday, March i, 1901.
6297-Keating I'm. & Mach
Co., VS.. NJ. A. billiard.
6726-J. II. l.. Jackson vs.. l. 4
G. N. r. r. Co., ct al.
6847--Ky. Ref. Co. VS., Waxa. Cot.
OIL Co.
1851. c. Kimmel VS.. J. c..
Poindexter, ct al.
7291---J. w. McManus vs.. II. r.
Mizell.
7300-Mary Thornton vs. Texas
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-02-16
The Last Week Of
Great Piano Sale
Good Pianos at Cost
Leyhe Piano Company's Sacrifice Sale
Good Pianos Now Being Sold at Near.
ly Half Price on Easy Payments.
Ends Saturday of This Week
You Can Save Almost Half and Have Your Own Terms
to Pay-But You Must Act Quickly-Pianos are
Going Fast and Sale is Drawing to a Close

This is positively the o. Every finds
faces attending sacrifice
pianos Waxahachie people begin realize money
importance of buying
You who have long been in need of Piano who
ised yourself and family
make the investment children
need music in their educaon who
his OF the home; who of limited
have felt the purchase piano be
burden.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-09-09
Sale Register.

Wednesday, September Is
Mrs. j. d. Stevens will sell at
her residence at CALVIN, Hunting
don county, all her household
goods. Sale begins at 10 o'clock.
Credit months.
Tuesday, Septem ber 21-D. A.
Nelson, Samuel MelIott, G. j.
Brewer, and Geo. b. Mellott, as.
signees for the benefit of the
creditors of Daniel KnauG, will
sell at the residence of the as
slgnol, four miles south of Nc
Connellsburg, 9 head of horses,
4S head of cattle, 63 head of hogs,
farming implements, gram,
household goods, &c. Sale be
gins at $3.50 a. m. sharp. Credit
6 months.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-09-09
HARRlSONVlLLE.

Everybody went to the Reunion
Friday. 1t was an ideal day, and
everyone seemed TO get their ill
of dust" and have real good
time. 1t was estimated the larg.
est crowd IN the history of the as
sociation.
Ethel Schooley has returned
flom Franklin county, where she
has been working for several
months.
LOIS Decker, who was working
at Bedford, has returned home.
Della and Ethel Deshong and
Harry Kline have secured employ
ment in Frankhn county, and
journeyed thither Monday.
Richard Scbooley says bron.
cho is too slow for him, so he
rides in an automobile now.
Ernest Slpes, of Follz, spent
Sunday here with friends.