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Head Ilostettpr ml this week.
IVrrli-s llorao ni:il Cutllo Powder
lit KobiitHon'ti. 10ct per lb.
Mr. J. W Mowers and T. W. Hus
ton of t'leur Kiiltfi) wen; in town Wed
nesday. Dont ny 10c for one II). of Wheel
Greaso when you can get 2 Dm. for Kc
at 1'. I Mann's.
Owing to the Bteady rush of buslcess
the Union Photograph Company will
remain in this place a few weeks yet.
We trust the Kpworth Leaguers
among our many readers will appre
ciate the notes on tlio topic found in
another column.
Uev. and Mrs. II. O. Clair, of St.
Thomas, remained after the Installa
tion services until Tuesday morning,
when they went to Penmar. They were
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. ShulTner.
It Is feared that Mrs. Philip Cordon,
of lielfast, is taking typhoid fever.
Pott Mc.Kee, wife and baby who
were reported last week as having ty
phoid fever are letter now.
Uev. Louis F. Xlnkhiim, Superin
tendent of the Bay view Asylum, Haiti
more, Md., Is visiting the family of
Michael KnautT, and is expected to fill
the pulpit of the Unformed church next
Sunday morning at lrt,.'l().
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Stewart, of
Wells Valley, accompanied by their
son Master Walter, attended the in
stallation services of Dr. Went at Mo
Connellsburg last Friday evening and
remained a day or two with friends in
town.
The dedication of the Jr. O. U. A.
M. hall at Clear nidge, last Saturday
was a great success bot h socially and
financially. The order was good, the
speeches interesting, and a larire gath
ering of people had a very enjoyable
day.
HolM'rt A. McDonald, George Kittel,
and James O. Cleary were arrested
Monday morning charged with fraud
In the matter of pensions. They were
taken before a Chambcrsburg Justice
where they furnished bail for their ap
pearance at the coming term of the
United States district court at Phil
adelphia, beginning August 20th.
Assistant Postmaster W A. Sloan
and daughters Scott and F.mma, Mr.
and Mrs. T. F. Sloan, Uev. W. A.
West Mr. Clarence Trout, Misses
Hattle Alexander and Alice and Jessie
Dickson, all of this place, and Mrs.
Abbie Speer and daughter Miss Anna,
of Saluvia, were among those who at
tended the Presbyterian lteunion at
Penmar on Tuesday.
One of the neatest business rooms In
town now is that occupied by Kobln
son's Grocery, opposite the postottlre,
It has just been artistically paint
ed and generally overhauled. Mr.
Hobinson has a nice line of fresh
groceries, confections, and fruits; and
his line of tohacoes and cigars is the
largest in town. Not the least of at
traction this hot weather is his lemon
ade and ginger cake department. It
just "beats all" the satisfaction one
can get out of a nickle wlxm Invested
In a glass of ice-cold lemonade and
a big hunk of gingerbread.
Chambersburg has lost no time in
acting upon the Idea of an automobile
line for the town, and a company has
already lnien formed with a capital of
$"j,(MK). It has been deemed best, how
ever, to issue only two hundred shares
of stock at 10.00 per share at first and
this was all taken in a short time. The
company has in contemplation the pur
chase of an automobile or locomobile
with a capacity of six or eight passen
gors, and place it upon the street at
once, with a ten cent fare and after
the experiment bus been thoroughly
tried to purchase more machines and
establish regular linos over the town
with a live cent fare. The parties In
terested In tlio scheme are very enthu
siastic. NOTICE.
There will be a meeting at Webster
Mills school houso on Saturday even
ing August 4th, at 5 o'clock, for the
purpose of making final arrangements
for the Soldiers Ileunlon. Members
of Die committees on sneakers, music
and groundsund all others interested,
are requested to be present.
Elliott Uav,
President Ass'n.
Woolen Mills For Sale.
Situated at IMoomry, W. Va., in
excellent condition, line water power,
a rare aiuiortunit v for the right man.
For further particulars call on, or ad
dress FlIANK llANCK, Agent,
Hancock, Md.
11KICK.
Judge Morton will furnish brick at
his kiln at this place on and after
July :i0th.
AN ICF. C.KF.AM SITPI.R.
On last Saturday evening about
thirty-live of tho scholars of the
Whips Cove Sunday school gath
ered at the home of their good
superintendent Mr. Albert Pies
singer, where anabundanco of
ice cream and cako was served
Tho merry voices and happy
laughter of tho children proved
that they were having a good
time; while tho older ones seem
ed to enjoy themselves just as
well. They remained until about
10 o'clock; when they thanked
their Suporintendentand his good
wife and family for affording them
Buchan enjoyable occasion, wish
cd them a happy g(xd uight, aud
all returned to their homes high
y delighted.
FOKTL7TTU0TON.
Mr. and Mrs. Kurpor.of C'liuiu
hershiirr, h;ivo been the quests
of Miss Annie Huckloy lor n few
days.
Mr..:uul Mrs. John Maid win, of
Hurnt Cabins, spent Sunday af
ternoon in town.
Prof. A. C. Gordon und family,
who huve, been visiting the Prof's
parents for tlio past two weeks,
left Monday morning for their
home in Allegheny. On their
way they will visit friends at Al
tooua and Irvona.
Miss Annie Mayne spent Sat
urday and Sunday with her
friend Miss Millie Huston at
Clear Ridge, who accompanied
her home Sabbath afternoon.
Mrs. Joseph II. Covalt, of Co-
valt, is visiting relatives at this
place. She was accompanied
here by her step-sou Simeon Co-
flilt, who returned home on Sun
day, accompanied by Miss ' Kath
arine Cromer.
Mr. L. P. Cordon and son
Charles, of West Newtou, are vis
iting Mr. Cordon's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. .Peter Cordon.
Misses Margaret and Emma
Cromer were visiting their sister
Mrs. John Baldwin, of Burnt
Cabins, one day last week.
Miss laker, of Kuobsvillo, was
the guest of Miss Alice Fraker
last Sabbath. .
Quito a number of our people
attended the dedication at Clear
Ridge last Saturday.
Mrs. Benedict und her grand
daughter, Miss Carrie Hill, re
turned home Saturday last after
spending thl winter at Shelby,
Iowa, and part of the summer at
Denver, Colorado.
Mr. Paul Suizer, lumber in
spector of York, Pa., is in our
town again.
Mrs. Sander Cline, who has
been ailing for some time past
with fever, is convalescing.
Mr. Ralph Barnett, who has
been at the hospital for some few
weeks, returned homo last week
greatly improved in health.
WARFORDSBURC.
Mr. W. B. Stigers, of near this
place, mado a business trip to
Cumberland recently.
Mrs. J. S. Booth and Miss
Bessie Booth visited tho former's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Taylor
Blair, at Hancock.
Rev. T. D. Richards, of Oor
nuintowu, Md., visited this place
last week.
Misses Nora Booth, Mary You-
ker, Etta Mann, and Kate An
drews, all of this place, left Tues
day for Mountain Lake Park,
where they will spend some time'
Miss Daisy llarr spent some
time last week at Dr. A. J. Rems-
burg's near here.
Miss Nella Palmer is visiting
friends at Sideling Hill.
Mrs. J. P. Fisher, Misses Mary
and Rosa Ashpangh, Ida Deneen,
and Mr. George Fisher all spent
Mouday very pleasantly with the
Misses Gayles.
Miss Bertie Audrews spent
Sabbath with Miss Myrtle Stouf
fer. Miss Ida Deueeu.who has been
visiting friends here, returned to
her home at York, Pa., last Fri
day. Mr. Bert Akers, of Sideling
Hill, was a visitor to this place
last week.
Miss Cora Ranck spent some
time in Croat Cacaponk W. Va.,
Inst week.
Miss Delia Audrews spent
Sabbath at her home near here;.
WIIIL'S COVE.
M r. Ceorgo Diehl, of Clearfield,
came homo to attend conference.
Mr. Herbert Smith, of Everett
was in the Cove last week.
The hum of tho separator is
hoard now.
Mr. Simon Ijiiytou is buildiuga
summer kitchen. Mr. N. W.
Mellott's new house is about
completed.
Mr. and Mrs. David Carland
spent last Sunday at David Wint
ers'. Mr. Job L. Carland, who has
so satisfactorily carried tho
mail during tho past three years
from Hancock to Locust Crove,
has sold out his interest in the
route to Aaron Lauehart for tho
remaining one year. Mr. L. was
sworn in Monday morning, aud
took charge of tho route.
"Wheat is yielding fairly; some
rye threshed in tho Cove the
other day turned out a bushel to
tho dozen.
SALUVIA
The installation of Dr. W. A.
Wesl, us pastor of the Croon Hill
Presbyterian church, Friday
morning, was very impressive.
Rev. Haggerly.of Curlislo.preach
ed a very able sermon, and tho
charge to the congregation by
Rev. Rose, of Mercersburg, left
no doubt in their minds as to
their duty. The charge to the
pastor by Rev. Clair, of St.
Thomas, was delivered in his
usual convincing manner. The
members of the Green Hill Pres
byterian church are to be con
gratulated on securing such a
minister as Rev. Dr. West.
Mrs. Rev. Clair, of St, Thomas,
Mrs. Rev. Rose, of Mercersburg,
Miss West and niece, Mellon
nellsburg, attended the installa
tion services Friday.
Tho social given by the Eudoav
orers, Saturday evening, was
fairly well attended, and they
realized a neat sum. Among those
from a distance, were Mr. Piper
Barton, and Miss Blanche Bar
ton of Brush Creek, Miss Ora
Dixon, Mr. Howard Dixon, Mr.
Bert Akers, Sipos Mills, Mr.
Hosslor, Pleasant Ridge, and
Miss Palmer Warfordsburg.
Rev. Bruce Hughes preached
his farewell .sermon to tho Croon
Hill congregation Sunday morn
ing. He will exchange with an
other minister, who will preach
his lirst sermon, Sunday evening,
August 1L
Rev. Charles Pittman, gave a
very interesting talk on foreign
missions at the Presbyteriau
church Sunday evening.
Mr. Clarence Trout, Misses
Alice Dickson, and Scott Sloan
of McConnellsburg, attended ser
vices at Green Hill, Sunday
evening.
Jacob Hauinan continues dang
erously ill.
Goorgo A. Harris, esfj., who
has boon confined to his room tho
past six months, by an attack of
Arthritis, in his right limb, was
able to attend the installation ser
vices Friday.
Mr. Frank Eitemillor, and Mr.
Jacob Conierer, of McConnells
burg, attended the social Satur
day evening.
KNOMSVJLLK
Miss Katie Fore spent part of
last week with friends in Frank
lin county.
Mr. A. J. Fore, of Hurnt (Jab
ins, and Mr. Ceorgo Fore, of
Philadelphia, wore visitors to our
village on Monday.
Miss Bessie Lehmaster, of
Lehmastor, is visiting her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Fore.
Miss Virgio Jin mill has pur
chased a bicycle, aud is learning
to ride.
Daniel Cunnells of Airydalo,
Huntingdon county, is spending
a week with his many young
friends at this, place.
Miss Mary Hamill spent Sun
day with Miss Katie Fore.
Mr. Edison Foster, wife and
sou, of Euid, spent Saturday aud
Sunday with AdamLong's family.
D. Edward Fore is building a
now store room adjoining his
dwelling house, which when liu
ished, will bo quite an improve
ment to our town.
Some men from near our town
walked to tho Fannettsburg
mountain for huckleberries one
day last week and brought in two
bushels.
Mr. Frank Fore and Miss Mary
JJamill attended tho picnic at
Clear Kidgo Saturday night.
Miss Libbie Diveus spent Sat
urday and Sunday with her sis
ter, Mrs. llortzlor, of liurut Cab
ins. T11F COKNEK.
Mrs. Frances Hendershott and
son Sharp, are on tho sick list.
Wo hope for their speedy recov
ery. ;
Mr. Philip Hanu, of Ploa.saut
Uidgo, and Miss Daisy Shaw,
of this place attended camp incit
ing near tho former's homo (W
Sabbath.
A little baby boy came to tlu
home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mc
Lucas several weeks ago.
Sophia Ilouck spent Sabbath
at Conrad C lazier 's.
Wm. Hughes spent Sabbath
with his sister Mrs. Kate Hender
shott. Mrs. Annio Mellott is spending
sometime with her sister Mrs.
Harry Duffy. Mrs. Mellott ex
pect to start for Illinois in a couple
of weeks.
HARNESS
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I have now on lintid the Lurj-rrsl. Host
11 11(1 (.'lU'Hpt'Sl NllK!U Of
HOME MADE HARNESS
In Soul hum iVmixylviinlii. iiml well tliem
uwuy below thr lowct. Iluriiess. all
our own nmke. on luiuil from
to $25.
H.Y Ni;'l S of u!l hinds vory rhriip.
NotN nt Cost with Harm's.
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for list?.
We tfivo sptM'iiil low print' to our
Kulton cioimty tvistmnrrs. and It will
pay vou to oomo awl moo my Miook ho
Tore yjm luiy,
Write or onll for priooM.
W, S, IIOSTETTER,
MERCERSBURG, PA.
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TIMHEli KIDCE.
Miss Lizzie 1'att, of Johnstown,
who formerly resided with her
parents in this county near Co
valt, has been spending several
weeks visiting former acquaint
ances in this community and at
Berkeley Springs.
Miss Sadie Cregory was tho
guest of Miss Letitia Peek last
Saturday and Sunday-
Hev. Joseph Harney preached
a very interesting sermon at An-
tioch last Suuday evening.
Quite a number of folks from
the Kidgo attended the Associa
tion at Croat CaCapon, W. Va.,
last Saturday, Sunday aud Mon
day. Mr. Ervin H. Fisher is in our
community this week threshing.
Ervin has done a great deal of
threshing already this season.
Mr. and Mrs. Hatfield spent
last Sunday with John Fisher's.
That 1 lirohbinn Ilcadaclic
Would quickly loavo you, if you
used Dr. Kind's New Life l'i!ln.
Thousands of sulTorers luivu proved
their uiiicthless merit of Sick and Noi
vous Headaches. They make iire
hlood and build ii your health. Only
'S cents. Money back if not cured.
Sold by W. S. Dickson, Dru'i'-
it : a : I n : K S' 1 -X A M I N A IT ( ) N s .
Dublin, Littleton, Monday, Any. 1.1.
Taylor,! I iisioiil own, Tuesday, Any;. I I
Wells, No. 2, Wednesday, Any. !.".
T-iirkiiiy ( 'reek, 1 larrlsonville, Thurs
day, Any. l'i.
Tod, MctJovern, Friday, Any. 17.
Ayr, Webster Mil Is, Sal ucd ay, Any. IS
'Thompson, I 'enter, Monday Any. ().
lletliel, Warfoi'dsbury, Tuesday,
Any. 21.
Union, ('enter, Wednesday, Any. 1
Finish Creek, Fininavllle, Thursd ay ,
Any. 2:1.
lielfast, Needmoi-e, Friday, Any. 24
OpenS, A. M., usual lvciuircments
aud limit. Hope boards will meet at
these times and places.
lespectfully,
Cl.KM CllKSNCT.
It Helped Win Battles.
Twenty-nine ollicers and men wrote
from tho Front to say that for Scratch
es, liruises, ('ids, Wounds, Sore Feet
and Still' .loints, liucklen's Arnica
Salve is the best in the world. Sana
for Hums, Skin l'.ruptions and Piles,
2"icts. a box. t'ure yuarateed. Sold
by W. S. Dickson druyyist.
McKIHHKN.
S. L. Hedford, of Clear Kidgo,
spent Monday evening with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Hod-
ford.
Miss Maud Clarke spent Sun
day as the guest of Miss Dolphie
Truax.
Who will be our next school
teacher? is all the talk among the
children liow.
Mrs. Kttie Mellott spout Satur
day with her sister, Mrs. J. P,
MeKee, who is seriously ill of
typhoid fever.
Wo are glad to note Miss Cyu
itha Truax, who fell some time
dgo and sprained her arm cousid
oyably, is improving.
Joel F. Palmer and wife, of
Kansas City, Mo., is visiting Mr,
Palmer's brother, Mr. A. C. Pal
mrr
Tr. and Mrs. Anderson Mel-
lot! were among those who at
teildod tlio mooting on tho Kidgo
Sum da j'
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STORE,
McConncIlsburcj, Pcnna.
Two l''loors and a Ilaso-
niout each seventy-live feet
in length by twenty-five in
width just packed with Con
eral Merchandise. A full
aud complete stock of
Dry Goods.
Cashmeres, Ciuyhlims, Cali
coes, Muslins, Shirt inys lnieiis,
Towelinys.
Clothincj.
(Jveicoats, Men's and Hoys'
Suits, Overalls, t liderwcai', iVe.
Hats and Caps in yreat variety
Boots and S!iocs.
The most reliable makes at
lowest prices.
Carpets.
Hay, Inyratii, Matt inys, Ar.
Hardware.
You can hardly miss yytliny
anytliiny you want.
Groceries.
A full line of Syrups, ColTees.
Teas, SpiAes iVc.
Tobacco and Cigars
no better.
Harness, Trunks, Notions,
Jewelry, and in fact wo try to
keep any aud everything called
for by the people of our county.
E. R.SCHOLLENBERGER,
PLUMBER,
STEAM and
HOT WATiER
I FITTEH.
yll Work Gu;u'iiiilcci
'rices RousoiKiblc. I
HcCOMKELLSBURG, PA. k
AlcCuiinellsbur & Fi. Loudon
Passenger, F'reiji'hi and
Express Line.
R. C. McQuauL:, Proprietor.
UlIN DAll.V llinWKKN .Mr('o.Ni:i,IMMi AMI
l-'nllT UiPImiN.
Lt'iivifiM Mn(,'on!iifllshui' ut 1.'::lt o'dorU, J. M..
limiting i-uiiiicctidu with ultoruoou iraitiuit
S. I, u. u.
ItiMurniiiK U'livn Fort Loudon on ttu: ariivul of
ihe evtMiiuw Uiiin on S. 1. U. (.
I um prepurtMl to iMirry pussonv-'t'iH utut x
pi(bK to make connection with till trains at Fi,
l.oudou.
EDWARD BRAKE,
Fashionable Barber
One Door Must of "Kulton Ilou-..,"
MiMinNM-'J.l.sm-IM. v..
Khst-e .iiss Shi'vinu and luiir ('iiitlnj.'.
(!U'un it fl lor I'Vrrveit Punier.
PLKASANT liHXiK
Kl'V. J.Jruco 11 Helios, pastor ol
tlio Ilarrisoiivillocliiir-jo, la-Id liis
farowoll sorvico tit Siloani M.
cliureli Sunday ovi'iiin: July
l'.KMi. His tot was Joint 1!) : ,r,
"Hohold tho niaii.'''. His MM'tiion
v as scholarly, profound, eloquent
and very instructive. It was a
masterly presentation of the sub
ject. We may say it was the
ablest sermon preached in the
Siloatn church for years.
Rev. Hughes yot a call to ,vo
elso-where, which, at this time,
was very much unexpected; yet
it had been looked for. He felt
very reluctant to leave his charge
at present its this was pinj on
his third year of his pastorato
work of this place. He said he
enjoyed himself this year much
better than formerly and his
health is much improved to what
it was tho previous two years.
But bi'itif? willing to work for the
Master, obeyed tho call of tho
church, knowing the Lord would
bloss tlio obedient servant.
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