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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-05-06
SALUylA

Mrs. Brown @. Dawney, of
Philadelphia, recently visited the
bereaved Mcdonald family. While
here she called on her old teach.
er, ]. A. Stewart, and other
friends in the County, She start
ed homeward latter part of last
week. Two sons of Philip
Strait have pneumonia. The ell.
der-Speer is in critical condl.
tioD. L W. Funk, of Need
more, sold new piano to Mr..
and Mrs. w. 3 Bar for the use
Of their daughter Nellie who has
returned home from attending
Beavertown High School. just
to think! Who would have
thought 1t? Andrew Brant has
bought an automobile. Well An.
dy Is more able to ride about in
an auto than many others. g..
Miss Lizzie Funk, Of Needmore,
has been visiting her sister Mrs
Ed. K. Henderson, for past few
days. Roy Baker, of Ea t
Broad Top, recently visited his
sisters, Mrs. Randolph Fegley,
Mrs. Chester Ham, Mrs. Rich.
ard Pittman, and other relatives
in this section. Stephen Ten.
ley and Geo b. Brant, of Will
hanson, were registered at the
Green Gill House Wednesday
night of last week. They bought
several fresh COWS IN the County.
. "A force of men began work at
the stone crusher on east side of
Sideling Hill, on Monday OF last
week, to finish resurtaclng to
Austin place. DR.. F'aslck's con
ference meetings as follows; May
10th, 2 p. M, at Asbury; on same
day communion will be observed
at Z p. n. and Sloan congreea
tion will participate On the fol.
lowing Sunday, services will be
held at Mt. Zion at 10 a. M, Bed
ford Chapel, at 2 p. M, aud at
Ebenezer at Z p. m. While at.
tending Sidellng Hill Bapti s t
church last Saturday, Rev. Ahi
maaz Mellott was stricken with
paralysis and taxed to the home
Of Milton Decker in critical con.
ditlon.
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Charles Lavender, a Chambers
burg negro, was sentenced last
Saturday by Judge Gillian to serve
a term of from twelve to fifteen
years in the Eastern Penitentiary
On March 10th, Lavender knock
ed down another negro, Charles
Winters, and kicked the PROSTATE
man SO that he died a few min
utes afterwards. The verdict of
the jury was second degree mur-
der.
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Bazaar and Exchange.

The Ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold a Bazaar and ex-
change in the basement at the
residence of Mrs. j. G. Reisner
on Saturday afternoon, May Sth.
In addition to being able to get
many useful and fancy articles,
you will be able to get the neces-
sary articles for a nice Sunday
dinner.
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PLOWS AND REPAIRS.

Syracuse Walking Pows and REPAIRS Vulcan Walking Pows
and REPAIRS Oliver Walking and Riding Pows and Repars Oliver
Single Furrow for horses Oliver Reversible Suky Pows for
horses Oliver two urrow gang for horses The machine pow
beats any hand pOw The Oliver the leader of all pows In
ghness of draft and completely turned urrow the Oliver Beats
all the rest The famous Syracuse Spring Harrow John
Deer Spketooh Harrow all the What you
think of complete horse ow for $1,000 each? We have We
have all the above here
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HOUSEHOLD PAINTS
see our stock.

To- cans Varnh by the pint quart gallon Dryer Sheac
Stains and Liquid Veneer barrels of pure Lnseed OIL Will
be underso White Lead Lead and OIL wearing pant
made cheapest per gallon If going paint before buying
OIL and Venian Red best barn paint gallons of oil
gallon equals S. 2 mixed with 100 pounds lead 0
makes 10 gallons of pant of 81 33 per gallon
beterhan ready mixed costing SLIGO S6 90 for 10 gallons
Don't be swlndled with read y mixed paint
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HARNESS..

Single DRIVING $1,000 to $60O Collars Lines Brides, Traces
Hames Belly Bands Shaft Carrerany parts need
ed Yankee Harness for horses all complete $780, Work
Collars 81 10 $780, Work Hames Traces Breast Chains Saddle
Pads 10 to 60 Collar Pads 3 N and 45 Come and
stock
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Care Of Horses Teeth.

Having for twenty years made
special study of the horse and ID
dressing OF his teeth, the undersigned
whose residence is on the Lincoll
Highway, IL mile west OF McConnell'
burg, offers his services to farmer
and others in this and adjoinlpl
counties. Satisfaction guarantee
Prompt attention given to orders D'
mail.
A. J. PlTTMAN,
Postofiice, McConnellsburg, ~
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Runyan, the Optician.

Will again be at his office in Nc
Connellsburg, Friday, May 14th.
Go early. Only one day. 2t
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TABLES-.LEAF AND EXTENSION.

Stands Is 80 @ Iron Beds So 70 and $8 50 Springs
50 CO. SO So co. and Mattresses S4 co. 81 So large
and varied stock here Big shipment now in.
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Come and See
We Have

Chairs to $3.50 set Rocters $500 to s. co. Sdeboards
S1 80 to $780, Cupboards $780, Kitchen Cabinets S. so to
$780, Oak Suits SOO $780, $4,000 S35 co. Wooden Beds
500 to Sc Dressers $5 $780, Couches IS 90 $1,000
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CARPETS, WINDOW SHADES AND RODS.

Carpets B 90 2 80 40 and so STAIR Carpets 22 inches
wide &c., 25 and &c., Luoleum 80 and 80 yard Table
OIL Cloth by the yard or by the roll
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last Friday afternoon with Mr..
and Mrs. j. K. Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Harper,
of Chambersbug, called to see
their sick friend, Mrs. S. B.
Woollet, for a few minutes, last
Sunday.
Some Adams county farmers
have ploughed up their wheat
which was frozen out in the cold
of winter and are replacing it
with oats and corn.
Excellent mullins are now be-
ing made of soybean meal. This
article of diet contains no starch
and it is highly recommended for
those who must avoid starchy
foods.
HlDES.-Frank B. Sipes
pays the highest market price
for beef hides at their butcher
shop IN McConnellsburg, also
highest price paid for calf SKINS
sheepsklns and tallow.
Advertisement.
Mr.. Daniel Teeter, of Green
castle, is visiting his friend Da-
vid Maun, and others in the Cove
Mr.. Maun always treats him to
ride behind the 3O-year-old colt.
This time the colt was gayer than
ever.
We continually hear of Frank
lin county farmers complaining
of deer eating wheat. Here in
Fulton county the farmers seem
glad to have the dear deer come
down from the mountains to be
sociable and take a nip" with |
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee B. Cattlett |
and children Mary and Abbie, of |
Needmore, were shopping in
town Thursday of last week. We
know they were, because they
gave US a dollar, and Mrs. Gait
lett said that she lust couldn't
do without the NEWS"
Messrs. Henry Rowe and How
ard Tice. of Wells Valley, were |
transacting business in town last |
Monday. They report the Valley |
as being quiet and Industrious.
Howard did a little shopping. |
One of the things he bought was
a anifty automobile justbig enough |
for two.
J. S. Mort Esq, Of Clear
Ridge, brought his daughter Su-
sic (Mrs. W. E. Stouffer) and |
her two children, Margaret and |
Elizabeth, to town last Saturday, |
and they took passage on one of !
our autobuses at noon for her |
home in Waynesboro. 1t was
Mrs. Stouffer's first visit to the |
home Of her parents in two years.
Miss - - Campbell, secretary
OF the D. A. r. Of the state of |
Kansas, is visiting relatives in
Mercersburg, and was the guest
of honor in an automobile party |
that visited relatives in the Cove |
last week. The party consisted |
of Miss Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Johnston, and Mrs. John
ston's mother, Mrs. Minnie Brad
ley.
Although Bedford and Everett |
are connected by a steam railroad, !
a motor bus runs regularly over
the Lincoln Highway between
those towns, and finds plenty of |
work to do. A notorious is also
running between Rainsburg and |
Bedford. There is a chance for |
some wide-awake fellow to pick |
up the route between McConnells-
buug and Everett.
Little boys who want to go
swimming before their parents
think it is warm enough, should
remember that there are awful
things in the water now. Some |
of them are 0pedia Solonglypha, |
with much poison in their teeth. |
Another ugly thing is the larva
of a winged insect known as Ry-
dalus Cornutus. There are also,
many species of the American |
Fundulus. and Of the Catostomi-
dae family. Better wait a little
lonoa, t1ntil tha xuatov 10 raal /
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TlNWARE.

Buckets 10 to go CENTS Straners 10 to 25c Washboers ST. SO
S25 and S5O Copper teaketes nckled Rome Brandt Wash
boards 20 and &C., Galvanized buckets 5 20 tubs 80 CO. TO-
&c., Majestic Washer-the quality it-only ST. Wrugers
Churns to gallons 81 so 400 Ice freezers
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S SWEET CORN

We have made arrangements with largest seed
houses the State to handle their
Golden Bantam and Sores Evergreen that selling quite
lot of at Oc pound In the package goods you get
it, What saving
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GLASS;.

sxlO lOxl2 1920 12x2 1926 2Ox2 24x 24A26 24x28
on hand Get prices before buying.
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That is all WE can promise you. But we GIVE what

The bright days of spngtime bring with them life
and take this opportunity of calling your
many seasonable bargains
We have yet nice line of horse collars that
last winter when the collar business dull for
we bought them at that will money
we have never had good trade Harness
&c. $24O $50 800 326, and $4OO. Nice line Buggy
nessS226 to $780, Fynets; htchng straps hame
pow lines check lines, buggy and team bdes and
Front gears 1898 and 426and not split leather Rawhe tie
up straps Oc bunch Don't forget that have the
Mower with all brass bearings II 4-nch have han
died for five years26O and 266 Garden pows oS gar
den akes 25c hoes 2OC broad
forks dirt shovels 38 &c., maoCk
hoes 4OC.
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GARDEN TOOLS

OF all kinds hand Spadmg Forks three kinds Hoes
of Rakes; Garden Plows $500
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ARKET REPORT.
ooRREorED EVERY WEDNESDAY,.

The grain markets are taken from the Cham
persburg daily newspapers. The provision
prices are those that obtain In McConnells-
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HARDWARE

All kinds of nails All kinds and of strap hinges
Celebrated King Charm door track hangers Rmocks
Mortlse Locks and Front door Sets.
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THE INDUCEMENT
WE OFFER

We do not give something for nothing No merchant
that continue in business
We do sell goods below You would that your
self if you a merchant.
We advertise either of these things For we
advertise to do only that which faithfully accomplish
But do advertise give you the biggest dollars
worth Of goods for dollar of store this community And
give what we advertise.
We do advertise give you the best quality goods any
store in this community And we give what we advertise.
We do advertise to give you the best any
this community, and give what advertise.
We do advertise that will treat you exactly to
treated when elsewhere buy goods
And we do exactly advertise.
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PROTECT YOUR STOCK.

So Boss Kill Fly 75c. gallon. Bug Death, the great
killer. Sprayers, 80 cents each
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McLAualN NOTES.


McLaurin is enjoying the cool spell
Mr.. Milling returned from Richton
Sunday, stating Mrs. Russell is much
improved.
The many friends of Andrew Mill
ing are glad to see him out again
after an attack of typhoid fever.
Little Marguerite and Norman Hat
ten, of Hattiesburg, are spending the
week with their grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. D. Carter.
Miss Maude fairfield spent Thurs
day in McCallum, the guest of the
Thompson family.
Services at Christian church were
conducted by Rev. Kelly, from Hatties
burg, Thursday night.
The young people are at work OF
another play called "The Man O
Mystery"
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COURT HOUSE FoR poNroroc

Jackson, Miss, Oct. IA new $751;
900 court house is to be erected in the
town of Pontotoc at an early date.
In Pontotoc county papers there ap-
pears bond issue notice to the eff
feet that the board of supervisors OF
the county will meet on the first Mon
day in November ito enter an order
and do all things necessary to the is
suance of the negotiable bonds OF
Pontotoc county to an amount not to
exceed $4,000 for the providing and
furnishing court house and purchas
ing a site therefor
The question Of erecting a new
court house in Pontotoc county has
been agitated for some time, and il
now seems that those who have favor
ed building one will have the pleasure
of seeing their efforts to that enc
prove successful.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-12
A MEDICINE OF MERIT

A proprietary medicine, like every
thing else that comes before the pub
lie, has to prove it's merits. The
law of the survival Of the fittest ap-
plies in this field as in others. The
reason for the tremendous success of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound is because it has been fulfill
ing real human need for forty years,
SO that today thousands of American
women owe their health and happiness
to the marvellous power of this famous
medicine, made from roots and herbs
NATURES remedy for womans Ills
Adv.
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'UNKlSSED WONDER"
WILL PAY $4,000

New York, Oct. 12.-Looks as if that
Mineola, L. l., Supreme Court jury
called for a salt cruet ana sprinkled
the contents all over the statement of
Bachelor Warren A. Brown of Hemp
stead, that in his whole life-and he's
getting grizzled now = he never
pressed lips against the lips of lady
fair or threw an ardent arm around a
supple waist.
The jury handed to Justice Scud-
der their sealed verdict yesterday in
the suit brought against Brown, who
is well-to-do real estate broker, by
Joseph O'Connor st. John, asking
$4,000 for the alienation of Mrs. st.
Johns affections. The jury awarded
$1,000.
On the stand Tuesday Brown swore
he had never kissed or hugged Mrs
st. John, as her husband declared he
saw him do-said he had never kissed
or hugged any woman. He admitted
writing poetry and friendly letters to
Mrs. st. John and said he had once
sat on her lap, when her husband
pumped him upon it.
Henry Maxon, counsel for Brown
as soon as the verdict was announced
lmade plea to have it set aside az
contrary to the weight of evidence
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-12


Justice scudder ordered the lawyers
to file briefs.
Bachelor Brown says, if necessary.
he viii carry the case to the highest
courts. rather than stand branded as
a kisser and especially of an
other mans wife. When the verdict
became known in Hampstead his of.
fee was crowded with friends, among
them several women, assuring him OF
their faith in his probity.
In discussing the case recently
Bachelor Brown told a friend he'd
rather go to Jail than pay cent on
any verdict secured against him in the
case.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-12
Society and Personals
--ANAoH .. . 3. Editor

Love; Reporter, Mrs. Henry Boozer.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the meeting.
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Presbyterian Aid.
The First Presbyterian Aid met at
the church Monday afternoon with a
good attendance of members. This
was the first meeting of the fall and
plans for the coming years work were
discussed. One new member, Mrs.
Ida Post, was welcomed into the So
ciety.
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PrscilIian Circle.
The Priscillian Circle met Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. Cal
houn, with large number present.
The meeting proved very enthusiastic.
All the members are requested TO
bring their needlework at the next
meeting, which will be held next Mon
day with Miss Sallie Coor, on Court
street.
C. w. 3. M.
The c. w. B. M. of the Christian
church met Monday afternoon at the
church. The meeting was opened with
song, followed by an invocation from
the pastor. Scripture lesson was
taken from Ecclesiasties 1:6. Two
letters of interest were read, one from
the State President an dthe other from
the District Secretary. Some time was
given to plans for the new years work
after which the program for the after
noon was heard, the subject being
"The Tents of Abraham" Two storiec
relative to the topic were given. After
the meeting, refreshments were
served.
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Westminster Aid.
A well attended meeting of tn,
Westminster Aid of the Bay Stree
Presbyterian church was held Monda,
afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. ]
Haynen, on Buschmann street.
After the devotional exercises sev
eral matters Of business were attende,
to. Mesdames j. o. Bolton, T. c. Rus
sell were appointed delegates to rer
resent the society at the Presbyteria
which convenes in Laurel, Oct. 25.
The hostess, assisted by her sister
Miss Warner, served sandwiches, cak
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-12

and coffee.
The guests present were Mrs. Hill
and Mrs. e. M. Allen.
At the next meeting missionary
program will be given, with Mrs. c..
T. Singleton as leader.
.s-e-*
W. Nj. u.
The w. M. U. of the Main, Street
Baptist chucrh met Monday afternoon
at the church, with fourteen members
present. Mrs. Hemmeter led the de-
votional exercises, using Utn csapter
Of Galatians as the scripture lesson.
Mrs. r. N Steadman read well writ
ten paper dealing with the lesson
study.
AN election of officers resulted as
follows: President, Mrs. Hemmeter;
First Vice-President, Mrs. w. R.
Thames; Second vice-Presideht. Mrs.
Fowler; Treasurer. Mrs. ]. K. Den
ham; Secretary, NJ. P. L. Love; Cor.
responding Secretary and Reporter,
Mrs. r. NJ Steadman.
Mesdames w. r. Thames and ]. L.
Welborn were elected delegates to the
Association, which meets in Ellisville,
Oct. 19.
w. M. S.
The w. M. s. of the First Baptist
church met in regular session Monday
afternoon at the church, with the Vice
President, Mrs. M. p. l.. Love in the
chair. On account of the City Union
only matters of business were dis
cussed.
| Plans for canvassing for homes fol
the, delegates to the Baptist State
Convention, which meets in Hatties
burg, Nov. 1912, were made, and the
State Mission collection was taken.
| Mesdames e. N. Pack, ]. M. Brown
M. L. Thompson, e. v. Clark, A. Poll
were elected delegates to the Woman!
Meeting of the Lebanon Association
which convenes in Ellsyille, Oct. 10
The associational report was reat
and showed good years work TIL,
election of officers was postponed un
til the next meeting.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-12

MIS- sam Lindsey and children have
returned to Laurel, after visiting
friends here. .t .1s,Ds1x,
$3.50 s 1 sI2akA
MIS- G. II. Hays and little daughter
vi oakvale, are visiting Mrs. Havs,
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Miner,
w 80:
y Miss Rachel Mcleod. Of Moss
Foint, is visiting her sister. Mrs.
George Carter.
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RECREATION Of Women's Clubs.
The State Federation of Women's
Clubs will be held in McComb Citv
Nov. 1G to 10.
So:
MT and Mrs. Howard Major, of Ep-
ley and Mrs. j. o. Gum, of Stark
vile, were the weekend guests of
Mrs. ]. d. Caperton.
So:
Nautilus Club.
The Nautilus Club will meet Satur.
day afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs.
f. |. Ames, Instead of on Wednesday.
50:
Mr.. and Mrs. F. |. Ames and Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. L. Thompson, Jr., left this
morning for a stay of several days in
New Orleans.
80:
Mrs. NJ. D. Foley has returned from
an extended visit to relatives in Mich,
igan, Miss Cecilia Foley remained
\ at Monroe, Michigan, where she will
Ne student at st. Marys College.
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zenhers.eoldn.
y Miss Annie Goldin of Meridian, and
Mr.. Nathan Izenberg, of Laurel, were
married Sunday afternoon, Oct. 10
at the home of Rev. DR.. Zifsman, who
is a relative of the bride and who per
formed the ceremony.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Izenberg left for Lau
rel Sunday evening, where they vii
make their home.
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Y. W. A.
The Y. w. A. of the Main Stree
Baptist church met Monday Afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Floyd Waggoner
Seventeen members were present ant
two guests, Mesdames D. D. Dude!
and Began.
Plans for a bazaar to take place il
December, were discussed, after whicl
an interesting paper on Missions
was read by Mrs. Waggoner.
FyskAt the conclusion of the meeting the
hoStess served sandwiches and tea.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-12
ON TIE SICK LIST.


Mrs. w. F. Moore, of Bond, Miss,
and formerly Of Hattiesburg, is i'll at
the South Mississippi Infrmary.
.:-1-c
Mrs. c. H. Langford, who under
went an operation at the Infirmary re-
Gently, continues to improve.
The Hattiesburg news., 1915-10-12
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SOCIAL CALENDAR.

. Wednesday, Oct. 18th. =
= ,raa.',l al'ern0on' 3 o'clock: The Pro- :
. sresSive sl Bridge Club meets with /.
' in Harvey. noine '
Friday, Oct. 18th. .
Afternoon, 3 O'clock: Mrs NJ .
E L. Love entertains the En-. .
Dr0idery Club, at her home % on =
Main street. ~ on '
Saturday, Oct. 18th. a
=, Afternoon, 3 o'clock: Mrs =
rIoyd .Ames will be hostess to =
'ne Nautilus Club, at her home a
SO2 Third avenue. .
' Afternoon, $3.50 o'clock: Miss =
FRANCES Ferguson will be hostess a
' to the Leofast Club at her homo .
' 81 Main street. a
' Afternoon, $3.50 o'clock. Miss a
' Wayne Thompson entertains the a
' Sowania Club at her home COZ .
' Southern avenue. .
a