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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-05

5enn oteie Mn5eige mir0 51peifeGos Of
tiers eridei1ren. Die @egen0 tit 5mar
bergig, aber nidt iebr iteil, uno man
fin0et sort ifepar5e gr0e bon einem
bis pier SUB tief nit 2ebm ols I'm
tergruno Inns fret bon 5tetnen.
Mls Sd)rei6er STE es inn Sull bort
NOR, ltal1o er in einem nit bier SUB
bpbem Simotbp be0edten Teloe, mr0
man perliderte, 6oB 0ies ifon Ste
lehite grnte iei. 9as 2an0 lag 5ierr=
lih 6of an ei1rer @erg1pano. @ieSer
omSere batten i6on 5m0lfmal Ben
Iinotbp bon elmer ginlaat gel9nt=
ten. g6en 10 boten itd 0em Muge
@ei5en rtl10 anoere 6ru6te bon 5met
bis flint SUP hpb nit ooaen Mebren.
@epiB Elm 3eiden, 6aB Ser 8ooen
gut tit. @il0es 9aro lit Biz sur
b0h1ten Serglpite nit mabrbaftem
8iiidrelgras bemadier. Stir Steb-
5u6t fnnn man ouber tettpe before
@egeno fin0en, 1u6er bonn SDnoifat
auh bereit5 fir cine @lttterfabrtf
@or Jorge g%etroften lit. Mu6 iub
s9reiber oieies einige Sbitgdrten, in
cenen Sic 6ru6tbal1me 0erart ldtper
belaSen maren, 0uB man etnen Sbetl
Ser Srudt ubnebmen muBte, oomit
sic Meite, Sic iid Biz CUR groe beug=
ten, ri9t breden iouten. Gin Sdmei=
ser, Ser Elm ausgebil0eter @artner
lit, gab an, 6aB &letnobit lebr gut
geoeibe. Gie l1ri ude, mesbalb 10 me-
mig gepflan6t miro, tit neil Ste oer=
beiraf6eten Nerionen &it10er als etne
ShonSe betra6ten. 9enn lit 0us Sb1t
reit 10 fins Die Soften fir 0as Cont
meln b0ber, als es einbringt. 9a
b1rt man oenn bdirfig 0en Mlasoruf::
uIos lit etrpas fir sic Dutd, Sic ba=
ben fire eigenen Sammler." @emiB
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-05

lebr j9meihelbaft fir uns 9elti6e!
@etm1 mir MIR nidt au9 ldon 10 pie=
le unter atrs biaitten, sic an Sem glei=
den ltebel leiOen!
&l1ltipirte Tarnnen, 800 Mder um=
faller0 uno gan5 um5dlrmt, mande
NIT guten @ebaulidfeiten, fonnen
BON $4,000 auf marts BON 0em GIN
0ifat erltan0en mer0en. user immer
es Der tebt,u 8alebol5 gut idge1, nr0
es miirSe 1ieler eine 5dgemiible
balre1r, Ser miiBEte mbe0ingt biel @elo
upaden, ga nod oiel @o15 am &labe
lit. 6olgenoe @eihafte itn0 So MOTIF
men0ig: Gin Spe5ereilaSen, Mobel=
LADEN, Shnbla6en &leu0er= m10
5dmittmaarerr : 2a0en, @iienla6en,
Daebl= uno 5ltterlaoen, @potbefe,
8aiiirgeidaft init Noolballe in ger=
bin0ung; Johann ioaten 8agenmn-
der, 311midmieo, Bidder, 8anf, Meeb=
ger, 9ol5banoler ltnD 9uf1t)n11eo Bter
ieir. Nebit0em no6 eir gutter Mearn,
Ser 0as g%egen1partige @aitbaus nit
ShGnfe tau fen min. Ser ridtige
Mann mir0 fem b%eiieres @eidaft fin
SEN ols Sieles, "a oas Sta6tAen nltr
5mei Meilen BON Ser n0roli6en
@renae 6es gtootes @aibington emit
fernt lit un1 es i'm l1mfreiie bon
5amon5ig Meilen feline @ddnfe gfbt
u1r0 a11d, i'm Std6t6er MIR eine fem
6orf. Das 9i5en5iabr fdngt nit Sem
erI ten Sar1ltar an.
SHE 9ertlhe ltrn0 uns miufommen,
glei6piel mer lie ietn m0gen. Sir
Srunfenbol1e ur16 @aiferapoitel ba=
ben mir fem 2an0. Mne 8riefe core :
fire mon:
g. 6. 2amb=G1mbicate,
Melrol lie, Minn.
(Nn5eige.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-05

omf @ebalpoe $4,000, ouf @etreioe
$4,000, mpourd @er(uit pollitanoig ge=
bedt iit.
Snterior. - @ine Brtpatge=
lelidnft bat eitr @erielellmgsproiefht
tl1tr fnit poGenoet, unto in f11r5er 3ett
mir6 ous @alier eimgeluilen mer0et
fonaper.
Noint. - Sn SEN eriterr
@odeu miro 0ieie Ortidnft eine Ste
gter1ngs : Ser mdBiittahion erbaltem.
Size 8auarbeiten an einem @ebdu0e,
iu SEM Die Mrheiten 1atrdwefiibrt mer=
SEN ionem iinb beuets INT @nrge.
9ie meme Sttatton mtro aus einem 2at
boratoriltm helteberh in Dem l1nher=
ilrhlrngen. binitdtli9 Dom Snieftten
arugelteat hper6en, 6ie 6em @etreboe
u111 @ral ern fddbli6 iimo.
Sierre. - Mnrs bem iabrlihen
@eridte 6es Stuats=8epgbauinipef=
tors lift gut erieben, haB bie @oloul1s-
bearte I'M 5tane mGbren6 oes pergm=
genen Sabres ii9 oatf $8,035,598 be-
lief, allo be0elrte1uber lit, ais iemnG
Dorber
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-05

Ieiner 5latdt gult Starter bier olS Wh1=
iterbiirger uno gerpb 0qs Done Ser
truuen ser 9espobner. CT batte ais
Mlnpor 0es Srtes fnmgiert unb larrg
I'M Gbor Ger Metbo0iltenfrrfe nit.
Barrier batte itets cine offene @an@,
arnS Se56plb NOR ma bier geneigt,
ibm ieine l1rteriHlngungen gu %Der5et=
fen. Sic 8ignmie=Mffatre ober bat
i6m alter Spmpatbie beraubt.
prb=9 afota.
Sarge. - "a Ste @iride 0ieless
Snbr bei mertem mht 10 5ublrei6 iin1
als friiber, beltebt Ger 8unlh muf
etiper Mbanberarng ser b%elteberben
@iloidmbgelebe, bel o1ubers Scr 6iridde
un1 m0dhe MON 6aber oarf @rlegung
pon Siridffuben gon5 empfinolide
gelbimafen gelegt ieben.
Clinton. - Geo. Setter matr0e
bon oem 5m0lfiabrigen Gb. @raft auf
ser &raftfarm bet SfrmlSblrpg 0ard,
ei1en SdmB idtper %per1punbet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-05
@runbei9entbu

Midolas 2ibert uuo Srau an @az
tbarina &c. gran0, 2ots 10 uno II 8lod
46 Central 9arf Mbb. 500.
Genital Minn. Rotper & MtiIing 60.
on S. g. @artma11n, Got 2 8lod 25,
5aut Centre, $500.
George q. 6erberger unb Sran an
5ermam Maurtb, M@A Gee. 4=124z31,
SSarming, 5000.
6. 6. Sd1ner II. a. an @ermann Sea-
tie, @h M8A @@A sec. 3=125z33,
@robe, $500.
Soiepb @ieebr un0 Srau an anoretp
GoBmetsl, 2ots z, 8 unD 9 8lpd %,
8ruenings Mbb. gu Mi6mon0, $4,000.
Sranf S. Eeterneu an Marb eSu1tin,
Cots 6 bon Got s. bon 5arteus &enrrauz
cement bon 8lpd z bon Got S, 5nrteu
$1,000.
@buaro Sbielman unb Srau an Sran'
56mib, S8A ipeniger 9i. st. Gee. 20:
125z30, Mbon $4,000.
Sobn @anber unD Sran an @einrid
IS. Mtbmann, ISL M@A unb gh N@
4 Gee. 1z123z34 Grotp Sitter unD g
@A S@A un1 @h Got 4 Gee. 36:
124>34 2afe @eorqe. $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-05

&tnDreS. - Ser 8remje r Ee=
terlon ser @reat Nprtbern 8nbn lit
bier am Cont ngungStage gefopfi
mur6en er mur 11a9 elmer @eide gum
SignaIiltren gegaargee1, um0 lit aller
@afrihetnlidfeit nad infolge zines
@%er5idlages gera0e Dor 0en eimfab=
renoen 3uge qlter uber Ste 5dienen
geitur5t.
@ran0 Sorts. - Die Snter=
rabicmul @arneiter So. bot Ste 0tr=
mie=Jarm bei @ramb SORTS gepadtet,
I'M iie als 3emonitrationsfurm gu be=
tretGeu; iie lit 800 slder groB r1u0
oie einsige o%erurtige 6arm Ser ge=
1ua11nten Sci eQidnft in @or5=Gofotu.
- 3ie Sta0ttffommiliion bat Yldme
,tno 5pe5ififatuuen fir SEN 8au Ell
mes neren @eridhsgebalt0es, oas
100000 foitem loav auf SEN II. De-
5emEer eingefor6ert.
Cargo. &idur0 Sbitte un0
6rau iin0 01trrb Siilfsideriffs aus
ltnitp, @is., bierberge6radt moroen
lr1ter ser geldul0igung, ibr bier Wao=
1mte altes &im06en in einem bieitgen
@otel ar1 4. Nopenrber ermor0et ar
Ge5abem. Ser Mea1m rim1nt Die gu115e
iGdudo alrf fifty u1as loq a1,gege6em ba=
6er, OaB er COS &im ermifrgt bohe,
neil er &mit0er rrtbt leiDen f0nne.
0en1eitb. = Mm 2. 1e3enpber
lit bier 0as MorS9 Sanatorrlnm
fir Sdmtnoiiidtige er0ff1het moroen.
gs miro Elm @eriu6 gemudt mer6em,
meitere 3unenoarngen gu erlangen,
I'm 0ie @eiIanftu lt p%ergr0Bern GIT f0in=
1re1t.
Sub=0afota.
Siomr Sails. = Die @dn0ler
i'm utp0 Mgerten fir luuotpirtbiduftli=
den Maidyinen BON S%il6batuta, SiO=
hoe tzMinnel ota amb MoromeitSotpa
aper6en an TO-, II. un0 12. 0e5enuber
bier eime Sabresperl umnlung abbal=
ten. Sc mirb ser miftigite &onoent
leim melder 6iel en 8i1pter in Sii0v
eafcta itattfinoet. - Mm 1. Sarltar
ioa COS &oitgeball0e 10 peit fertig
<ieim, 0nb Ole ginridytl1rpq i1 0emleIben
alrfgeitem meroen fnmr. 9nrm miro
Ser ltnualtg erfoGgen. 0os 8lm0es=
gertdt mirb ore otberen 5todtperfe be
5ieEen.
&omarb. - SSm bieiigm Gar=
mers Glebotor uusgebrobenes 5eaer
aeriItto6rtte sos @ebGlr6e lpn6 ~beraebrtR
10000 grid,eI @etredbe. geriidernrg
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-05

Sic @riirSarng elmer 1reren Deutl&
fatboliiden Mniieolung in einem
frudt6aren Sbeile BON 9ritiiH 60
lunpbia bat lih oas 9. 6. 2aro+Spm=
bifat, SOS aus oeutldyen fatbolil4en
Mdin11ern beiteht, sur Mufgabe ge=
nrud1t, inns in NatitebenOem lol eine
fur5e M%useina1oer lesl1ng entbalten
lem, mas 0us beiagte SpnOifat SIT o +
ferireu i'm Stanoe lit. Sn obigem
@iloe Iiebt mon ste Station Brides
bile, Sic an Ser @auptlinie Ser Great
9sorttbern 5rpiiden ct. Naltl uno
Na11eouper gelegen lit. &orlaufw tit
1mtr oorbanoen ein grober gabnbot
NIT reli0ierenoen 8ahnugenten, eln
So libars NIT Stdnfe, Eoltoffioe urro
fleil1er Store, es ioIl aber aus Die
lem fleit1en Mnfung etn Stdotden er=
lprieben. 3u es bis iebt IN Ser gan=
SEN 3ropin5 8ritiid Columbia feline
Mnlieolrng fir 5el1tide &atbolifen
gift, 10 fat ein oeutidefatboltlhes
Spnoifut iih entldyloiien, etne lolf)e
sort SIT griinoen. Sebt lit alle Meotn=
tie einnul @ottesoienit Il, un0 Biz 6rrb=
iobr er1purten mir eirren re- t0irer0en
9rielter. 3erhide &atbolifen, Ste
ults irgen6 etnem @runoe tbren
@obnltb pedieln mollen un0 gerne
in ei1em 9anoe 1ein mo6ten, no @tn=
ter uno @GGlte ungefdbr 10 iin6 pie IN
europa, mo- feline @rnte inn SCRIPT
erfriert unb feline I'M CONNER ber=
oorrt; no irgen0 etmos gepflan5t
tper0en Inns no man aub 5uglet4 eli
men Obitgnrten on1egen fam, iolde
Ipuen iih gleid mel6en Inns angebem,
Oh Tie eine 6arm, auf Der gemil9te
6ormerei mit @ortbeil betrieben per=
Sen fnnn, miiniden, o0er Oh lie Elm
@elhaft anfangen monen un0 meldeS;
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-05
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETCHER'S
CAST RIA
Citation for Hearing on Petition fol
Determination of Descent of Land.

(Revision of 1860
State of Minnesota, County of Stearns,
In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of George L.
Porter, Decedent:
The State of Minnesota to all per-
sons interested in the determination
of the descent of the real estate of
said decedent: The petition of Harry
Ct. Young having been filed in this
Court, representing that said decedent
died more than five years prior to the
filing thereof, leaving certain real
estate in said petition described, and
that no. will of decedent has been
proved nor administration of his
estate granted in this State, and pray
ing that the descent of said real
estate be determined by this Court.
Therefore, You and Each of You, Are
hereby cited and required to show
cause, if any you have, before this
Court, at the Probate Court Room in.
the Court House in the City of st.
Cloud, in the County of Stearns, State
of Minnesota, on the
goth DAY OF DECEMBER, 1912,
at 9 o'clock A. NJ, why said petition
should not be granted.
Witness, The Judge of said Court,
and the seal thereof, this Goth day Of
November, 1912.
court SeaD A. q. NASEN,
2 Probate Judge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-05
rragt klein
bruNbdnd
Nad breikigiabriser Grfabruns madte
ih einen uenen apparat fit Mdnner,
5rauen unb &irber, ber
8ruf 9eilt.
asHet nt@ts IL. perfn@em.

@enn Sbr beinabe alles anbere beriudbt babt.
tommt sl mir. $50 anbsre' feblidblaaen. ersiele ib
BON BETTE un6 i6 idide @ub mein freies SUD fir
8rucb unb beiien 6eilung. tpe[bes meinen neuen
Npparat seiet unb bic 8reiie uro Mamen BON pie=
len 2enten angibt. Die sebeilt purben. NnaenbLid=
adtet: id eebe teine salben. tein @eibirr. teine
2iigen.
SD nerid,ide iie auf Strobe. UNI su b%etpeiien. baB
allies. mas ib iage, tpahr lit. l1rtbeilt bann felbff
uno tuenn ihr mein Bud seleien babt. tperbet SIR
ebenio entbuiiaftiih iei11 mie bic 6unberte BON n,ei=
men Hattenten. beren 8riefe ebr aud leien t6nnt.
gs lit Der Mube tuertb. Of Sbr mei1en Npparat
periudbt ODER nibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-05
Better ais pruQeln.

&riiseln brinet oas &inb nidt bonn Bettndnen
ab. IS sibt cine fDnititutionele lriahe fir bieien
9rnbel. Grau M. SummerS. 8or 67B. Soutb
8eno. Snb. ien6et ireenb elmer SHUTTER lire grz
%folgreicbe 6eimbebanolung nit boiler 9lnmeiiuna
gu. Sdttt tein @elb. ionoern ibreibt beute nod
an fie. penn Cure &inoer gudb in oieier @eiie 5ru=
bel MAIDEN. Saoelt bas 8tnb nibt. oenn m6ali=
bertueiie tpirb oaburcb nidbt eebnlfen. 9ieie Be=
b%ano[ung beilt audi ertpadiene uno aIte 2eute. Die
Trims BEL 500 pber gdcht hdben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-05

@AebN iofort gegerr &ldeni9mer5en
|o0er eines labnren &iidens au merte.
8er50gerlrpg gilt 6en Ml1steln 3eit
|iteif 5u lperoem aber ob dronii9 ooer
noriibergelenS ct. Safobs Del er=
mdrmt, traftigt l1ro furirt oos Set
ben lofort.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-12-05

osa and Reliable-over $4,000 men hsve
applied to them for trestment, why not your
Men from al parts OF the country m
going 70 these specialists 60 be cured.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-15
The Philadelphia Record.

About three-quarters of the
newspapers of the country seem
TO be laboring under the impress
sion of late that there is little of
consequence going on anywhere
in the world but the European
war. A notable exception S
1.-The Philadelphia Record, "
whose editors preserve a just
sense of proportion in the presen-
tation of the news, as usual.
The war is getting all the atten-
ton it deserves in tine Record"
in the shape of full and satisfy
ing accounts from all the foreign
sources, but it is not allowed to
overshadow reports of othe r
events, at home and abroad, in
which we'll -balanced newspaper
readers are interested.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-15
Two Accidents on Broad Top.

On Thursday morning of last
week, a broken cable let two
loaded coal cars run over the end
of the Triple at Finleyville, near
Sixmile Run, and injured a num-
Der of employees. William Hess
aged II years, had his right leg
crushed and the hip dislocated.
The leg was amputated below the
knee at Blair Memorial Hospital,
Huntingdon. Henry Knode, in
jured on head and back, skull
probably fractured. Wi lillian
Hollinshead injured severely a.
bout head, and one rib fractured.
The other accident occurred at
Robertsdale on the same day,
when a boiler exploded in the
boiler room of the Rock Hill Coal
and Iron Company's largest mine
Oscar Brown was injured so bad
ly that he died in half an hour.
Howard Williams was blown un-
der a car and may die. Others
injured were; Oliver Leabhart,
William Donahue, ST., and
George Leonard whose mule team
took fright and ran over him.
Albert Fraker, the fireman was
blown 35 yds, and miraculously
escaped with but a small cut on
the head.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-15

On account of the drought, this
years chestnuts look like chinca-
pins, bored ready to string for
beads.
Mrs. Sabina Mellott and daugh-
ter Miss Lula, spent Wednesday
in McConnellsburg doing their
fall shopping.
An auto party consisting Of
Sam and Guy Alloway, Mary Day
Foreman and Ruth Cunningham
all of Wells Valley, spent part
of last week at Gettysburg.
HlOES.-Frank b. Sipes
pays the highest market price
for beef hides at their butcher
shop IN McConnellsburg, also
highest price paid for calf skins
sneepSklnS ana tallOW.
Advertisement.
We overheard aresident of Ayr
township, who, by the way, is
still active in business, remark
that there are more than twice
as may autos in his township as
there were buggies when he was
a boy. From four to six autos
may be seen on some of our
church greens each Sabbath, and
they attract no more attention
than did his fathers family car
riage fifty years ago.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-15

Magazines and Periodicals. Sin
gle copies now on sale. Send or
bring US your subscriptions. On
receipt of a postal we will send
you our club catalog. We will be
responsible for your money, and
guarantee delivery; but we can
not refund money where publ
cation ceases. Whether you give
US your magazine subscriptions
or not. BEWARE of the strang.
err; as only about a month ago, a
stranger, posing as a mute, took
out OF this town many dollars,
and no magazines have been re-
celved yet, We contributed 81. 80
to that CRATER, together with the
others; therefore, give your cash
to responsible authorized agents.
Post Cards! The only PHOTO.
GRAPH local view Post Cards of
McConnellsburg and vicinity are
to be had here. The regular
81 80 per dz. card; but contract
Ing for them in one thousand lots
we can sell them at 3 for 10c, or
40c doz.
Come IN and inspect our big
line of Pipes from a 1c baby cob,
upward. Ask TO see the "Pana-
ma" Csc Pipe. 1t can't clog, and
one twist of the stem cleans the
pipe. A nice line of Bakelite bit
Pipes at GO, and 65, cents.
Flashlights at S1.00 and up
ward. Batteries and Bulbs for
all kinds.
The greatest line of GUARAN.
TEED Pocket Knives. OF the
dozens we have sold, we have had
four to be returned, and in each
case a new knife has been sent to
replace defective ones. From 10
to $500.
With every cut of Plug tobacco
we will give you a heavy paper
bag to keep the tobacco free from
dust. All our plug tobacco is
kept in glass cases free from
dust and the fly.
Cigars and Stogies from 3 for
sc to 3 for 25c. Try one of our
"Castle Hall" &c cigars. You
will come for more.
COME TO YE SMOKE SHOP
FOR YOUR TOBACCO WANTS,
AND YOU WILL SOON BE A
REGULAR VISITOR.
Ye Smoke Shop,
Lincoln Way.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-15
YE SMOKE SHOP.

CGA O4A
Look over your tickets and
bring IN No. 1896; and take the
Bicycle with you.
The Christmas contest is now
on, which closes December Oath.
Save you tickets, and cut this add
out RIGHT NOW. You Will
want to refer to it many times
before the contest closes.
Beginning Immediately after
the closing CT the Bicycle con-
test, we are going to make it
worth your while to come here
for your Tobacco and Cigars,
Pocket Knives, Flashlights, In
gersoll Watches, etc.
This contest closes Saturday,
December Oath, at II p. M, IN
time for you to takehome a hand
some Christmas present. These
premiums are now on display.
Some of them are more costly
than any ever given away by any
store IN Fulton County.
1st Premium: For the great
est number of tickets turned in
by any individual or club-one so
pc. China Dinner Set.
Ind Premium; For the second
greatest number-one 4 pc. Sill
yer Tea Set.
3rd Premium: For the third
greatest number-one 26 pc. Sill
YER Table Set, consisting of G
knives, 6 forks, 6 table spoons, G
tea spoons, 1 sugar shell and but.
ter knife.
For the above premiums, clubs
must be turned in under one
name, but each individuals will
be kept separately, and returned
to the individual after contest
closes; for you may have one or
more tickets good for the fol.
lowing Silverware premiums:
First, ] doz Table Spoons;2nd,
Bread Tray; Bird, Sugar & Cream
Set; 4th, Syrup Pitcher & Tray;
5th Fern Dish; 9th, Berry Spoon;
9TH, Pie Knlte; 8th, ] doz Tea
Spoons: 9th ! doz Coffee Spoons;
10th, Gravy Ladle; 18th, Sugar
Shell; 18th, Butter Knife; 18th,
Cold Meat Fork, and 18th, checks
good for one Dollar IN Merchan-
disc.
These premiums are not Sterl-
ing, of course; but good, heavy
plate-all of which will wear for
many years with reasonable care.
Magazines! In connection with
our NeWsnanarS. we have added
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-15
Local Institute.

The first local institute of Beth
ell township was held at Mount
Airy, September 25: The follow
ing questions were discussed: l..
Spelling; how taught. 2. Pos
sibilities of our country boys and
girls. 3. Discipline.
Teachers present, were: Reed
Bishop, Webster Mellott, Clara
Norris, Blanche Smith, and Blair
Garland.
The program by the school was
very good, and speaks we'll for
both teacher and pupils. Sec
rotary.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-15
See About Your Eyes.

Runyan will be at
McConnellsburg, Oct. 10 and 20
Harrisonville, October q, a. m.
Hustontown, October 81, Up. m.
Three Springs, October % p. m.
Orbisonia, October %.
Saltillo, October "a.
Broadtop City, October &c.
Probably not again in Fulton
before December.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-15

The first local institute of Dub
lin township was held at Cunts
school Friday evening, October
End. The following questions
were discussed: /. Arithmetic;
How taught to primary grades?
2. To what extent do you insist
on homework? 3. How do you
teach Geography? The teachers
present were: Erma Gress, Jen-
ME Cromer, Ira Peck, John Kel-
so, Rush Wagner, o. V. Wink,
Fred Lamberson, and H. S. Alex
ander.
The next institute will be held
at Chestnut's October 10th. -
Jennie Cromer, Secretary.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-15

James A.. Mellott, Of Licking
Creek township, took home a load
of fertilizer Monday.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-15

The second educational meet
ing of Ayr township was held at
Back Run last Friday evening.
The following questions were dis
cussed: /. Primary work. 2.
Writing; how taught? 8. Read
ing; how taught? All the teach
ers of the district were present
but one. The literary work was
very good one the decorations of
the school room were pleasing.
The next meeting will be held
at the Corner, Friday evening,
October 23rd. The following
topics were selected for discus
sion: l. Written Arithmetic; how
taught? 2. Geography; how
taught? 8. History. & ophiaHoh-
man, Secretary.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-15

EeWITT'S SssS q WITCH HAZEL
SALVE For Piles. Burns. Sores
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-15

The first local institute of Brush
Creek township was held at Akers
vile on Saturday evening, Octo-
Der 10th. A number of songs
and recitations were well render
ed by the school. Questions dis
cussed were: L. How do you
teach penmanship? 2. How do
you cope with hardness. The
questions were ably discussed by
the following teachers: Thelma
Metzler, Russell Akers, S. E.
Walters W. w. Smith,, Walter
Barkman and Iva Hixson, of this
township, and Lloyd Mellott, Of
Bedford county.
The next Institute will be held
at Oak Grove School. Iva M.
Hixson, Secretary.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-15
MARKET REPORT.
CORRECTED EVERY WEDNESDAY.

TIT grain markets are taken from the Cham
persburg daily newspapers, The provision
prices are those that obtain In McConnells-
Durg,
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