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Goldsmith, Out Tailor.
Banner Kay at llitf C'ove Tannery,
Is weaving lots of ran oarpot. IYIih-h
rrasonabla.
Mr. William Hash of Buck Vallov
while vlHltinj; her parcntx Mr. and
Mrs. Adam Hess In llelftiHt townKhip
last week became quite 01.
Uonelcss Cunned Horrln)? at lloliin
son's Grocery.
Miss Mangle U. Strait, of Ilarrlson
vlllo, sends the following to Knobs
vllle's riddle:
"To my idea, Kve,
Adam's wife v ould be."
Judge Uoyd Impose I a tine of .'0
and costs In eacji of tlie t,wo cases in
which the Hagerstov.n Fair Associa
tion was found guilty of allywing
gambling on Its grouni'.s.
On Sunday, March 17, at Franklin
Mills Hev. James H. Logue baptized
four uei'sons by immersion In the
creek in a blinding snow storm and
plenty of floating Ice.
Warner Slacker, of Plum Hun, and
Miss Susie Caruthers, of Hancock,
were married Monday, March 1!, in
Herkeley Springs by Hev. C. (.'. Pear
son. James II. P.inedollar, of Ayr town
ship, and Miss Matilda Pay lor, of
Thompson township, were married at
the homo of the bride's parents, on
Thursday, March 15, WOO, by Hev.
Lewis Chamlters.
P. P. Mann has moved his residence
to tho C'levenger building on West
Water street, and his Saddlery to the
brick building just back of the Racket
Store.
Levi Keefer of Webster Mills, had
the misfortune on Monday to run the
tine of a pitchfork through jne of his
feet. He has suffered much since from
the accident.
Captain Skinner was one of a com
mittee of three who yesterday called on
President McKinley at the White House,
to formally invite him to be present
ut the State Kncampment of the G. A.
R. to be held at Gettysburg in May.
Mrs. John H. Truax of the Meadow
Grounds is the possessor of a pump
kin two feet seven Inches in length,
two feet, eleven inches in circumfer
ence, and weighing thirty pounds. Al
though it was grown In 18!8, it is in
an excellent state of preservation and
shows evidence of keeping to the end
of the nineteenth century.
Sanner Ray has moved Into his new
house near Big Cove Tannery, whorg
he and his estimable young wife are
now living "as snug as a bug in a
rug." He has moved his loom and
fixtures into his resideuce and is pre
pared to receive calls from all desir
ing weaving.
Public' Opinion has this to suy of a
former McConnellsburger: "John
Stoner, the well-known South Second
street veteran, paid his annual call at
the Opinion sanctum Monday. Major
Stoner was one of the first on our list.
He has been on the sick list this win
ter and will gladly welcome spring
weather. Despite illness and age he
is one of the active members of Hous
um Post, G. A. R."
The other day Charlie and Wcbbie,
. two little sons of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
K. Mellott, of Belfast township, were
visiting their grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Jonas Truax. .While at play
about the room, Webbie stumbled and
fell face foremost right into a bed of
coals In the open fire-place. His
screams brought to his rescue his
grundmother, who saved the boy from
what might have been a horrible death,
He W thought to be out of danger now,
' IMPORTANT TELEPHONE
M EETING.
The annual meeting of the Flilton
Telephone Company will be held In
the P. O. S. of A.Hall at Needmore on
Tuesday. April 3, 11)00 at ten o
clock sharp for the purpose of electing
officers, and of attending to such other
business as may come before the meet'
ing. '
A full turnout is earnestly requested.
J. II. Covalt,
President,
DR. J. S. SWAB.TZWKI.DKH, '
' Secretary,
Sale Register.
March .11. S. K. Pittman, odmlnis
trator, will sell at the late residence
of his' father George II. Pittman, de
ceased, in McConnellsburg, a lot of
valuable household goods. Sale at
one o'clock. ,
March .'10. MrB. M. B. Mills will
sell at the residence of her son George
Garner on the J. C. Brewer furm,
three iniles west of McConnellsburg,
cattle, ( hogs and household furniture
April U, Mrs. Rebecca Alexander
will sell ut public sale one mile east
of Wifljs Tannery, in Wells township,
1 horse, :i cows, 1 yearling bull, 10
sheep, falling top buggy, harness,
wheat, corn, potatoes, bacon, and val
uablo household and kitchen furnitere
Sale begins at 10 o'clock. Terms 8
months.
PENNSYLVANIA K.UI.HOUt PERSONAL
I.Y t:ONIl CTLD TOl'H TO
WASHINGTON. 1. C.
The Cumbcrlund Valley Railroad
has urrauged to sell excursion tickets
to Washington, D. C, from all sta
Hons east of and including Chumbers'
burif in connection with the P. R. R
personally couducted tour advertised
for April 2d. Rate 10.:i0 for the round
trip including three days board at the
National, Metropolitan, Willard s
Regent, Elsmere or Oxford Hotels
Tickets to be sold for train No. 4 on
April 2d and good to return on regu
lar trains until April 7th Inclusive.
For further Information apply to
Ticket Agents or address H. A. Rid'
die, General Passenger Agent, Chain
bersburg.
TO TIIACIII US.
The spring examinat Ions of pupils
for the spring of 1IMM) will be held Sat
urday, April 7, opening ut H A. M.
and closing at it P. M. Ayr, Webster
Mills, Committee, Gilbert Mellott,
Mattie C. Palmer, and Stella Hard.
Belfast, Needmore K. K. Kell, S. R.
Martin, and I). C. Hart. Bethel, War
ford sburg -Harry Hill, James I). Kirk,
and Klla Mellott. Brush Creek, Km
mavillo A. M. Hlxon, G. I. Covalt,
and Kdward Lodge. Dublin, Fort
Littleton- S. W. Cline, S. R. FraUer,
Frances Cromer. Licking Creek, Har
rlsonville R. R. Sipes, Howard Iloll
Inshead, and Olive Grlsslnger. Tay
lor, Hustontown B. C. Lamberson,
W. G. Wink, and Fannie Lamberson.
Thompson, Center -H. W. Wink, A.
C. Peck, and Annis Litton. Tod, Me
Govern's B. F. Henry, C. C Hot.,
anil iora uootn. union, uenier w .
Stein, J. A. Whitfield, and Harry
Lewis. Wells, No. 2 Harry Truax,
B. M. Stewart, and Nora Grilllth.
First named teacher In each town
ship Is chairman of the committee.
lonunittees please follow Instructions
n circular letter accompanying term
reports. Questions will be mailed to
each chairman by Monday, April 2.
Respectfully,
C'l.F.M CHKKNCT.
SELECT NORMAL.
I will open a Normal School in the
, O. S. A. hall at Needmore, April
10th at 1.. '10 p. m. More advantages
will lie otTered the student than at any
previous term. An experienced and
successful assistant has been secured.
Students wishing to specialize in Al
gebra, Latin, Geometry, &c, can se
cure a course covering the same that
Ahey could obtain in a State Normal,
and ata much less cost. Board at
easonable rates. For further informa
tion, address
B. N. Palmkk,
Needmore, Pa.
DRAMATIC ENT E It TAIN M ENT.
A drumatic entertainment will be
given in the Court House at this place
Friday evening, April (1, 1000, for the
benefit of the McConnellsburg Public
Library. Music at the opening and
between the acts by J. W. Evans's Ed
ison Grand Phonograph. The play to
be presented is entitled, "A Rival By
Request," in three acts.
CASTKOF CHARACTERS.
Wulter 1'lerson Mr. Wilson Nuoe
Wlnthrop Sniythe....Mr. Wellesley Lireuthcud
Robert Hurnett Mr. Merrill Nuce
Hon). HrlKK" Dr. J. Slnitleton Uurthwulte
Lord Albert AnthonyM Miillln. .Dr. K. L. Smll.li
Alexunder MuitKens Mr. Horace Nuce
Mi's. lluruetl Miss Elsie Oreutheud
Miss Hurnett Miss Alice Dickson
Mrs. HrlutfH Miss Emily Ureutheart
Miss BrttfKs Miss Mary Robinson
Mi's. Chutterton MIssMury Hoke
Music.
FARCE "THE BOSTON DIP."
Mr. Moses MulllKrut) Dr. liarthwalte
Monsieur Adonis Mr, Loxun Sloun
Mr. Richard Dusher Mr. Horace Nuce
Mr. Lavender Kids Mr. Wilson Nace
Mrs. Moses Mulllxrub Miss Mary Hoke
Miss Ida Mulllifi'ub Miss Mary Robinson
ss Kvu Mullitirub Miss Alice Dickson
A good cause a good play a good
farce a good caste of characters.
Come one, come all. Admission, 23
and X cents.
SIDELING HILL.
There was no school at Mount
Airy last week on account of tho
illness of the teacher's mother,
Mrs. Dennis Mellott.
The preaching at Cedar Grovo
last Sunday by S. L. Larned was
not largely attended.
A. G. Davidson and Riley Gar
land started to their work in Cam
bria county last week. They
stopped oil in Cumberland to vis
it Riley's sister, Mrs. Karns.
Amos Lay ton is on tho sick list
this week.
Squire John Garland traded off
one of his mules last week for a
tine traveler to carry the U. S
mail. Be careful, Squire, or they
will beat you.
Roy Garland was seen driving
his match bays last Sunday. Roy
knows how to handle the hues.
Our genial friend B. M. Logue
expects to move next week to
Franklin county, borry to see
you go, Bart, but wish you sue
cess and all the good luck.
Lav ton liixou aro sawing
lumber for J. T. Bridges, of Han
cock. They have a big timber
right to cut out.
Success to Thk News.
BELFAST.
Funks & Co., are dono sawing
at Alex. Mellott's and expect to
move to Marcus Mellott s to do a
largo bill of sawing for a new
housd.
Adam Hess and daughter, Mrs
Mary Rice, are seriously ill at
his home.
AhimaazTruax is still improv
ing from a paralytic stroke.
Aaron Hess is seriously ill,
John Clevenger and wife, of
Hustontown, were visiting menus
in this community last week.
A Sunday school was organized
at Pleasant Grove, last Sunday at
10:30 o'clock.
Miss Viola Hess was visiting
her uncle Morton Hess last Sat
urday evening.
John Spade and wife have
moved to their new home in Buck
Valley.
The champion hunters, Harry
and Riley Hess caught live coons
and two jtolecats last Tuesday.
Charley Funk spent u very
pleasant evening last week at
Aaron Boss's.
WEU.S TANNERY.
Frank Ciinuiutflium litis ,'one to
W i 1 lin n i spur t, ho ni i n ary Ho r t
Doslionjj hiis moved to A. K. Ha-
kor's small farm Mr. Mo-
Donald of Maddousvillo has inov-
1 into one of V. II. Baunigard-
tmrV houses V. D. Soliotick
thinks ho will quit huckstering
and farm for J. B. Alexander's
icirs E. Maud Baumgardncr
is homo from Wilson College for
for a two weeks' vacation
Moody Stewart, teacher of No. 4
s housed up with mumps
finindmother Sprowl is gradual
ly growing weaker. She has
been enduring her sufferings pa
tiently Tho members of Pine
Grove M. E. church are observ-
ng this week of prayer for tho
revival of Christian work the
world over. We cannot vouch
for their fasting Miss Flo
Stewart, daughter of G. A. Stew
art, who has been in Pittsburg
teaching music for several years,
was married a few days ago to
Mr. Blackmore at that place.
. . Miss Blanche Meredith is
visiting her many friends in Al-
tooua Albert Helsel and
daughter Emma left Monday
morning for a visit among friends
at south Fork, Pa Wm, II.
Baunigardner has just returned
from a trip toScranton Reese
Greenland hits left for Pittsburg
to resume work as a carpenter.
..Prof. Will Kanck is on the
sick list, hence our school is
closed again Tho M. E. peo
ple of Three Springs charge aro
greatly pleased to have their
former pastor Rev. W. J. Shear
er return to them for another
year Our sportsmen Messrs.
A. S. Greenland, Wm. Clippinger
andT. A. Sipe while out hunting
one day last week secured twelve
coons and ten opossums. Go
again, boys.
PLEASANT GROVE.
James Hill spent Thursday at
James Kline's, and returned
home with Mrs. Ahimuaz Truax,
who was visiting her mother,
Mahala Mellott. That is right,
James, keep on the good side of
the parents Luther Smith
and family visited relatives near
Pleasant Ridge, on Sunday. ....
Irviu Fisher moved his saw
mill on Howard Hill's farm to
saw out a bill for anew barn. . .
Isaac B. Layton spent Monday in
Whips Cove, on business Job
Plessinger spent Sunday with
Allen Smith and family The
grain is not looking well When
we look over the death record
week after week, and Bee so many
that are passing away, we should
stop and think that we, too, must
go Next Sunday, April 1, Rev,
Troutman will preach at Pleasant
Grove. After preaching, the or
dinance of baptism will bo ud
ministered David Deshong
and Collie Peck attended meet
ing at Ebenezer Saturday night,
While Mr. Deshong was getting
ready to start, Mr. and Mrs. Lay
ton being out of 'the house, he
thought he would lix up a dose of
medicine that would bo good for
a cold, but through mistake he
put the medicine in Mr. Ltiyton's
tea but it did him g(X)d; he is as
frisky as a colt Boys, if you
have mittens enough, your hands
won't get cold D. C. Garland
is much pleased because his
youngest daughter came home;
but is wondering why his boys
don't come, as spring is most
here. He thinks the war depart
ment need not call on him for
help, but tho little boys, when
they grow to bo men, can call on
him for u help-mate.
LICKING CREEK.
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Mellott
spent Sunday with J. N. Daniels
and family.
Miss Margaret Daniels and
brother, J. Nelson Daniels, spent
Saturday with frieudw in Mc
Connellsburg. Messrs. E. Norman Akers and
M. Piper Barton spent Sunday
afternoon with Miss, Margaret
Daniels.
Mr. Harvey Strait aud Miss
Olive Grissinger attended preach
ing at Ebenezer, Sunday eveuiug.
A. W. Deshong and sou Riley
made a business trip to McConn
ellsburg on Saturday.
Miss Mary Hess was the guest
of Miss Rose Deshong, Saturday
afternoon nnd Sunday.
Mr. Aaron Clevenger, of Mc
Connellsburg, spent Sunday with
Jackson Strait.
MLRCANTILE APPRAISER'S TAX LIST.
Mi'CoimHNiiury. March in. IfX'O.
The following is a list r rrlull and wholesale
venders or dealers in good, w ares, merchan
dise, nonimmunes or elleeis or whatsoever
kind or nature, subject lo a mercantile license
lux In Kulton count v. Pennsylvania, relumed In
the proper authorities therein, by the under
signed Mercantile Appraiser in and for the
county of r'ultoti uteres ilil. aud published by
the direction of the commissioners of said
county:
Names of Retailers. Classlllentlonof huslness.
AYR TOWNSHIP.
.1. C. Scalers, merchandise.
.1. 1.. It. S. Patterson, merchandise.
Mrs. .IcITerson Peek, merchandise.
Peter Kirk, merchandise.
HKLKAST TOWNSHIP.
W. V. Hart, merchandise.
A. Runvan. lnerehundise.
W. H. Peek, mcrehiinill.'C.
C M. Dixon, merchandise.
Mrs. M. Akers. merchandise.
1IKTHKL TOWNSHIP.
C irncll & Son. merchandise,
(leorpt! l. Hill, merchandise,
.tames l' Mellott. merchandise.
W. (lohVn merehuiulise.
William Palmer, merchandise.
Win. P. (lordon. merchandise.
Mrs. M. K. Maun, merchandise.
1IRUSH I'ltl'.HIt TOWNSHIP.
(Jennie o. Lynch. Tnerchandlsi ,
Isaac Mills, merchandise.
Charles W. Truax, merchandise,
S. W. Hart. Jeweler.
John PlessliiKer. merchandise.
David S. (iarland, nierchanlse.
DUIII.1N TOWNSHIP.
L. (I. Kelly, merchandise.
Charles MeUrhce, merchandise.
Miss . I. I.. Welch, merchandise.
John K. Speck, cliars.
S. I., Hueklev. merchandise.
11. k. Hare & Son. merchandise,
Rush M. Kline, merchandise.
R. W. Harnell. oiKars.
Mrs. J. II. W elch, merchandise.
'LIClvINd CIIKEIC TOWNSHIP.
S. K. Pillman. merchandise.
M. Dixnti. merchandise.
W. R. Speer, merchandise.
Mcnjancn Deshong. merchandise.
Scott llrant, merchandise.
MeCONNKI.LSHUKU HOROUllH.
Thomas Patterson, merchandise.
C H. Stevens, merchant lallor.
Oco. W. Ilelsuer A Co.. merchandise.
Hull & Hcuder, merchandise.
Stouteaide f trot hers, trroccries.
W. H. Nesblt. hardware.
Thomas A. Hammll. restaurant.
A. U. Nncc, merchant tailor.
H. C Smith & Co.. merchandise.
1. P. Mann, saddlery.
John W. Kunk, clears.
John A. Irwin, irioceries.
John W. (Ireathead. merchandise,
tieorjie ltcxroth. clears.
C. ('. Mender, wroeerles.
J. K. Johnston, tnerclMiudlse.
W. S. Dickson, drum.
Mrs. M. It. Trout, drills.
Albert Stoner. stoves and tinware.
David Mulloy, iroeertes.
S. A. Nesblt. hardware.
Mrs. A. F. Utile, milliner.
Miss A. J. Irwlu ft Co.. milliners,
S. M. Koblnsou. groceries.
T. J. Comerer. farming Implements.
W. S, ClevenKcrA Co.. furniture.
John W. Kvutis. jeweler.
Miss Mury Daniels, milliner.
TOD TOWNSHIP.
Jacob A. Hanitnll, merchandise.
John A. Hammll. merchandise.
D, tolwurd Fore, merchandise. ,
TAYLOR TOWNSHIP.
Lntnherson & Kirk, merchandise.
H. (Irorory. merchandise.
Clem Chesnut. furniture,
Michael l.aidh. merchandise.
S. C. (Iracey. merchandise.
Locke & Wrlcht. merchandise.
Mrs. M. F. Hei'kstrcsser. merchandise.
Thomas W. Huston, merchandise,
Samuel Hedford. merchandise.
A. N. Witter, merchandise.
THOMPSON TOWNSHIP.
Amos Sharp, merchandise.
Hess& Kverts. merchandise.
J. H. Covalt. merchandise.
' J. C. DollKlas. merchandise.
UNIONTOWNSHIP.
S. Kdward MeKee, merchandise.'
Scrlever Hrolhers, merchandise.
Lashley ltrothcrs, merchandise.
WKLLS TOWN SIP.
HaumKnrdner & Co., merchandise.
Harry Spanuler. merchandise.
H. M. Kd wards, merchandise.
M. W. Houck, merchandise.
N. (1. CuuniuKhain. merchandise.
H. II, llridcnstlne, merchandise.
And notice Is hereby iflven to nil tnxnbles
herein that un appeal. In accordance with the
Mercantile Appraiser's Act of Assembly will be
held by the Treasurer of Fulton county, ucttnir
In conjunction wltn said Appraiser, at tlie out'
ee of the County Treasurer. In the Court House
Met onnellsinii'i. Pennsylvania, on Tuesday.
April the Will, WHO. between the hours of 10 o'
clock, u. m.. and 4 o'clock, p. m,, wIicd nnd
where ull parties interested are required to ap
pear iiuu uu HTicviiuces win nc ncard.
CKOlKiK It. MKLLOTT.
Mercantile Appraiser.
NOTICE.
THIS is to certify that I have this day pur
chased a ttay Mare from Jacob Denver, and
have left Ihesume in his possession until culled
for. All persons ure hereby notllled not to
meddle wltn me same.
I R. II. CAMPHKL,
New Grenada, Pa., March III, IIIHU.
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THE most newsy, enterprising and prnures
I slve Newspaper in HnrrlshurK. Publishes
u complete Telegraphic and Local report. As
sists more people through Its udvertlsInK col
umns tnau any other uenlrni Pennsylvania
Dally.
Subscription price by mull M.oo per year In
advance.
The Wkkki.y Stah-Indkphndknt, Issued ev
ery Saturday, subscription price iM.OU per year
in advance.
Sample copies sent on application.
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The Star-Independent.
No. IH South :kl, Hurrlsburtf, Pu,
LOCUST GROVE.
Prayer meeting at the Whips
Cove church last Sunday at J) o'
clock, and a Sunday school or
ganized with Albert Plessinger as
superintendent.
Rev. A. W. May passed through
the Cove, Saturday on his way to
Sideling Hill.
liev. J. M. Troutman willpreach
in the Whips Cove church Satur
day night.
Ephraim Hart is still growing
weaker.
Miss Blanche Mellott accom
jxiuied Mrs. Mary Price to the
Everett station hist Saturday, on
her way to visit her son at Bed
ford.
Henry Vauclief is 'getting ou
timber for Hn extensive straw
shed.
Nathan W. Mellott expects to
tear down part ot has dwelhn
and erect a new one.
Court assembled at D. S. Gar
land's last Saturday. Only ouo
case and it was soon decided and
the jurors dismissed.
George S. Layton and Howard
Garland were pleasant callers at
Na than W. Mellott's. Sunday af
ternoon. Diehl & Layton sawed a nice
pile of wood for H. P. Vtmclief.
' Clarence Mellott and his sister
Minnie started for Chester coun
ty on Thursday.
S. C. Layton attended Benjamin
Hanks' sale near Rays Hill on
Saturday.
James S. Akers two children
are staying at John Plessinger's.
Tho boys of tho Cove are geting
ready to run their wheels.
Miss EtTainy Layton is sick.
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STORE,
McConnellsburg, Penna.
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Two Floors and a Base
ment eitch seventy-five feet
iu length by twenty-live in
width just packed with Gen
eral Merchandise. A full
and complete stock of
Dry. Goods.
Cashmeres, GingimniH, ('ttll
cot'g, Muslins, Shirtings, linens,
Towelltifrs.
Clothing.
Overcoats, Men's and Utiytt'
Suits, Overalls, Underwear, &v.
Hats and Caps In irreat variety
Boots and Shoes.
The most reliulilo makes at
lowest prices.
Carpets.
Il'dg, Ingrain, Mailings, &
Hardware.
You can hardly miss jjettinx
anything you want.
Groceries.
A full line of Syrups, ColIVes,
Teas, Spices Ate.
Tobacco and Cigars
no heller.
Harness, Trunks, Notions,
Jewelry, and in fact wo try to
keep any and everything called
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The miilerslinetl Is preimrtid to fur
nlsh on Khnrt notlue l uinily llox top
or Drop-head Sowlnn Machines ul
priuus itiuKiiiK from tu. tu !.'.
If yon wunt u (loot! Muutiloe, buy thti
QUEEN,
und If you wuut the Host Machine ou
the Market to day buy the
WHITE.
Tbese Machines Placed In your Home for
an Honest Trial Before You Need Buy.
Old ttmuhlitew taken In exchange; also,
Stouk, drain, or l.umher, orTlinelllven.
The hall hearing system for lltfht run
ning, und the new tension hy whieh yoit
never break the thread when removing
the iroods, are two reasons why you whl
take the "WnrrK"in itreferenee to any
other. Call on or uduresx,
J. C. I OKI:, Knohsvllle, I'a..
und he will cheerfully irlve you all nec
essary Information.
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McConnellsbur; & Ft. Loudon
Passenger, Freight and
Express Line.
R. C. McQuade, Proprietor.
Rim DAU.y uktwkkn MeCoNNKi.ijsuuuo AMU
Finer IxiuuoN.
Lcavlni; MuConuellshurK at l',':!td o'elouk, P. M.,
making eonueellou with ufteruoou truln ou
S. K It. K.
Itt'luruiUK leave Fort I.oudon on the urrlvul of
the uveulut? Irulu ou 8. V. It. K.
I uin prepared to earry pasMenvei'N und ex
press to make euuueutlou with ull trains ut Ft.
Loudon.
EDWARD BRAKE,
Fashionable Barber,
One Door KiiHt of 4Fultoo IIouho,"
MuCONNKIXSIiUKU, IA.
Flrr.t-clusK ShuvliiK iiihI Ilulr ('ultlur,
Clt'im towel for evufvuunlomer.
DR. STEVENS, Dentist,
M'CONNNELLSDURG, PA,
tiradnatt; ut '. of I'. Ten VeurH Knper.
tuncu. flutes Hold, l'iaiiuuin. Silver Ala
uiinuui. I '('Haloid, Uuiiher. natl Uuhher Aluini
uuiu liniMl. Metal with Huhher Altaehmeul.
Hlutea from t i.OO up.
llrldifes. Itleliiaoml t.'rowus, Lohuii ciowuh,
Gold V,:ih, 1'lallnoid Caps, &o,
I'lllini; of Natural Teeth u Spcclulty und
ull work (iuui'iiiitecd.
lDforauLiiou hy mull tft In persou.
TJUUMS OF L'OUXtT.
The llrsi term of the Courls of l''ulton oouu
ty iu the year shall eomuu'utie on the Tuesday
following the seeond Moaduy ut Jauuary, ul IU
O'cloek A. M.
The sueoud term eomineuCeK on llio third
Mouduy of Maroh. al '-i o'eltxrlt 1. M. ,
The I hint term ou the Tuesduy next follow,
llitf the second Monday of June ul 10 o'clock
A. M.
The fourth term ou the tlrsl Mouduy of Ooto
her, ut t o clock X, M.
n
. r V
i iii'n(uuiin
rr"1," - r - - .' -
An Interesting. Pre
IN THE
CLOTHING 1
FOR MEN
While Woolens h;ive advanced J
Buy Direct from t
I
and give my customers the advantag,
man's profit,
ALL WORK PROMPTLY DONE IN THE MOST
OVER 2000 STYLES TO SElEC
Give me a trial order, and be convir
Goldsmitli thel
ill ;
5; zZZ"?."?STZT???Z'"''Z?mm
SPRING
We feel that with the advan,
possess we can make our store
teresting than any place in towr
cepting the jail.
We have a Splendid lot
GARRETS
that we cannot buy to-day at
are selling them at, and the way
moving proves that the People
OIL CLOTHS and M
. Very Cl iear, and a great varie:
lect from.
-
We believe we can show yot
0
0
SHOE
than any other two concerns in t
they are all right, too. Mostoftl:
made for us by people that knov
make a good shoe and make it,
der for these goods were placed
the fall, so that we will nothav
ry about advancing prices this
Wash Stuffs for
Spring and
are here, Rretty and B
See Them.
We invite all to come'this wi
week, or, any "week it suits y
come, we will make it pay you,
RespectfuHv,
GEO. W. REISNER
0.00'00M00M00M0000 000W
now is nii; Ti mi:!
A GREAT JANUARY SALE OF HATS!
NoNUoh ruduvtltiUH were everbeTore
nuule in heuttwuur. We huve all the
laitist stmjH'H lit i it. uhfiillif, mill v.'lvi't,
triumifil ami mil rimiai'M fiinn tcnty
llve uuulH up. Ostriiili lips, AntM'l
WIiikh. Ninail hints, peacock find pum
tliso utfriut ts. plK'usuut breast, tjnillH and
fMiie Troin no up, velvnt rnes and
.tmmi follaKU H o. ('litldrt-n n sk ami
velvet hoods, citlh tun skatinuaiul unit
caiiH rroni 1!h!, lo Klbhot. laee,
veiling, haialkei'olilerM, 'IVtlow'M t'om
plexl(ii ISiwder. eoiifts. stniiiped linen.
braldK, luiMM-4, hose, neek. belt and hat
liucldeN. All must no reKi"'dlurH of (tost.
Ni trouble to show koihIs. Ootue uml
sue them.
Your licKpcctf ully,
MRS. A. F. LITTLE,
McCtniitcllshinn, l'a.
liMINISTUATOIt'S NOT1CK.- ollee Ik
herehy viveu thai letters of administration
have heeii granted lo the uudersiitued upon the
eslale of Jaeol) 1''. (Iarland, late or lleUust
low ashlp. Fulton uounly. I'a., deeeasod.
Any persou havliiK elaiins against said estate
will pruseul them properly uulheutiealed tor
settlement, aud those owinif the same will
pleuse call und sol lie.
Jlll I.. (1AUI.AN1),
S. W. Kirk. Administrator.
Alloruey. A. 1, Ul.
l hereby Kiveu thai letters of administration
huveheeu ruined lo the umlerslKued upoulhe
estate of (ieorKe II. Hitman, late of the hor
oukIi of McUouucllhurK, Fullou ciwmly, l'a.,
deed.
Any person huflim ulalnis UKaiust. said estate
will present Ihem properly uuttieutlcaied for
Netlleuienl, und tliose owlnu the sumu will
pleuse cull und scliU),
H, K. PirrMAN,
S. W. Kirk, Admlnlstitor.
Atlucney.' H, IR. I,
Hi
mm
FURNITURE, 1
BED SPi
PIUCI
A ud liny'
fiirnlslitu 1
he weli'on"
law u1'1'1'''
Hay orw1
ed hy our"
you.
I'eolile a"
ly to I III'""
und price"
selves.
We lw
KucmIs. ube
home,
wealhy.
The We
you lU-'3li '
We nail"'1"
desired i '
,.'.. Mill
sales overt1
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