The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-07-27

Mr.. D. G. Merritt, formerly O
: Philadelphia, brother.ln law of L
b. Little of this place, Is tyavel
ing IN California, and writes tina
ne Is much delighted with tn
climate, and the general appear
ance of the country.
Thomas Reeder of Hustontowr
wishes through the columns O.
The NEWS to thank his many
friends who so kindly remember
ed him on his 50th birthday July
2lst by sending HIM so many
beautiful post cards.
Never leave home on a Journey
without a bottle of Cham berlain s
CoIc, Cholera and Dlarrhoea Rem
edy. 1t is almost certain to be
needed and cannot be obtained
when on board the cars or steam.
ships. For sale by all dealers.
Rev. A. D. Stone member of
the Antl-Saloon League, of Har-
risburg District, will hold servl-
ces at Damascus church on Sun
day, July Both at 1890 a. m.
Same day at Antioch at 3 p. M.
Neighboring churches, and all
are invited to attend.
Auditor General Sisson saws
County Commissioners had bet
ter withhold payments of boun-
ties on the scalps of noxious ami
mails, because the money aappro.
prlated for this purpose by the
legislature must hrst be used for
the payment of back bounhes.
Smith Hoover, of Isle OF Pines
and brother VIM. w. Hoover of
were in town yesterday.
VIII is spending a few weeks va.
cation with his parents John
Hoover and wife at Hustontown,
and Smith will sail from New !
York IN few days for the elsie" "
Mr.. w. M. Lodge, of Saxton,
came down last week and will
remain a few days. Mrs. Lodge
md little child have been here
several weeks owing to the SICK.
ness of her mother Mrs. Albert
otoner. Mr.. Lodge has job of
painting for Mr.. S. w. Kirk
which will take HIM several days.
. Mrs. Margaret Kline and her
llece Miss Mcdonald, of Green.
'astle are visiting among rela-
Ives IN this county this week.
Irs. Kline Is the widow of the late
DAVID Kline formerly of Belfast
ownship, and Miss Mcdonald Is
daughter of Joseph and Llzne
1ellott Mcdonald both formerly
t this county.
Write 1t on your heart that ev.
ry day is the best day in the
ear. No man has learned any.
hing rightly until he knows that
very day is doomsday. To-day
a king IN disguise. To. day al. =
'ays looks mean to the thought.
,ss, IN the face of a uniform ex-
erlence that all good and great =
nd happy actions are made up =,
reclsely of these blank to-days.
ct us not be so deceived, let Us
nmask the king as he passes.-
alph Waldo Emerson.
The Legislature of New York
rs passed an act providing for =,
asylum for men and women "
no get drunk. 1t provides for
leir continent for from one to =,
ree years, with or without the =
'nsent of the drunkard. This y
a new departure In the treat, ,
ent Of men and women who -
INK to excess, and indicates
at the Empire State regards
EN- as insane or feeble minded i
ID will undertake to cure such y
ses instead of inalcting punish. =,
ent on the guilty parties.
At the election on November z, T,
there will be chosen in the n
roughs, of the State justices of ia
e peace, auditors, councllmen,
nstables and seven or five O,
hool directors, according to the
pulatlon, and election officers 4,
d register assessors. The rr
Tnships will elect justices of
! ppacp ambitious s,,o,,,;a>..