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Martin Baker and si
Trough Crook vWvd the
A. F. TWuhiv u!c.
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carmen syston andwifo.of
-Siting friends in
imniliv,jrdayan(1 Sunday.
The mirroui;l"8. J. C. MelluU
ality of KU with the family of
nia-known in chambcrsburg.
Carmen Sy r. , . ,
Coinpnnio' are ' spending ijo.tyc!.
Writes : fr. iVck's Da'routs.
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to
.vlrs. Isaac l'ock.
A "lipr'onnis Morgrct, of near
Hancrttik, was visiting his brother-in-law
Mr. T. R. I'almer.
Our old soldier friend, Jamos
O'llourke, was visited in this vi
cinity .Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. T. R. I'almer continuos se
riously ilL We hope for his
speedy recovery. .
Capt. Kershner has been suf
fering from rheumatism for some
tirno.
Mrs. Levi Broadstone is suffer
ing from a severe burn. Her
clothing caught fire, apd before it
could be torn from her body, her
., one wide and arm were burned to
u crisp.' ' '
Mr. Chas. Gordon and wife
were called to Fort Littleton to
attend the funeral of Mr. .Gor
' don's father.
;;31r. P. P, 'Mann', . of McCon
nellsburg has been ' spending
some time at his farm here. He
is improving it by 'quite- a lot of
new fence.
Uncle John Shafer was out on
Saturday. Glad to see you again,
Uncle John.
LaiuiK-
Jamie and Arthhur Gilland
started ou Saturday for Alleghe
ny city to spend Christmas with
their mother.
Sadie Hockensmith and May
Laidig came hom last w'eek from
Cliambersburg to spend1 a few
weeks.
John Speck came home from
Pittsburg last week to spend the
holidays.
There will be a Chrstmas enter-"
tainment at Fairview to-night
(Dec. 24). An interesting pro
gram has been prepared.
John and Charles Deavor, and
David Hockensmith, who came
home a few weeks ago from near
Mt. Carroll, 111. where they had
been employed at farm work for
more than a year, seem well pleas
ed with the West.
Fannie Hockensmith is still in
poor health.
Fanie Deavor came home from
Williamsport on Saturday where
she has been employed for the
past few months.
Samuel Deavor is home from
Kearney where he had been em
ployed awhile.
Loo Fields and Floyd Curfman
of Trough Creek are visiting in
this township.
James Foreman is building a
barn for J. C. Foster in Wells
Valley.
Fob Sale A pair of mules
dark brown four years old in
the spring good condition per
fectly sound and gentle and of
good size and bu41d. Inquire of
David A. Wright,
Rays Hill, Bedford Co., Pa.
Since putting in type tho artic
le on the action of the railroad
companies in reference to the
grantingof special rates to clergy
men, the matter has been recon
sidered by the companies, and
they will issue clerical orders to
ordained ministers having regu
lar charges of churches.
Mr. J. Cal Maun has rented
Mr. Adam Lauver's- roller mill
for a period of five years, and lias
taken possession of it. Mr. Maun
and his family will after April 1,
-s upy the present residence of
A M. Cook, and Mrs. Cook
TnkiWvf S McConnellsburg in the
Write jv occupy her sister
friend..e'l'louse-
.r-d tl!
Blora' eKs iarah P. Horner, of
After uiillers sister of the late
and ha.'ut otv rBlf.eMm nf hin nisi.
per adve
hi . , 7 1
?ated for cancerous
win bo Bui, of ,,torj4 nm and Craw-
,' ' tupll'rivato sanitarium
, Tho most . of ou ,
Im matin ax .
eir own. wyj eroct a
l,y Risers, a inula. , . . .
.a'sDrugSt'P-ofi ture
I : .j luoinNaughton's
v ,tiugina drauj .! Hon-iri-law,'
"lit B ! rrwiat rtt OialJ t'n "e-Vn" i . 1 1 , ,
all
"'to.
7HOU nutj'ir,
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... VirsrMibi'it Ilelsel has return-
ort'frof avo weeks, vi.sit among
tat
friin 1:i iil South Fork.
Il 11 Griffith, Principal of tho
school at Derrick City is ponding
tho holidays with hi.;' 'parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. 0 Gritfitlv
Miss Alice Wiphfct recently
visited the family of Jiov. Fuloh
er at Everett. " !"
Miss E. Maud Baumgardner is
liomo to remain until" the New
Year e(iwin.
Harry Meredith, an Altoona
student, returned to his homo in
this pTiuio Haturday.
Hon. S. W. Kirk and wife visit
ed the family of J. C. Kirk last
week, and attended preaching at
Pino Grove and Presbyterian
Sunday school.
David Swope of Port Perry has
returned to his father's home,
bringing withhim a pretty, young
wife. Our boys gave them an
emphatic reception.
Mrs. Susan Mitch el who has
been helping to take care of her
invalid mother, Mrs. Ruanna
Sprowl, returned to her home at
South Fork last Saturday.
The Ladies Aid Society will
hold an oyster and ice-cream so
cial in tho Hall Saturday evening
Dec. -9th. Everybody invited.
Pleasant entertainment.
l'aid Dear Tor His Leg.
H. D. Ulunton of Thaekervllle, Tex.
In two yeurs xu id over $:)00.00 to doc
tors to cure a Kunning Sore on his
cg. Then they wanted to cut it off,
but he cured it with one box of Huck
len's Arnica Salve. Guaranteed cure
for Piles. 2," cts. a box. Sold by W. S.
Dickson, Druggist.
Lost.
Tnere strayed away from the owner,
Jacob W. Mellott in Ayr township
about tho 15th or 20 of October a black
and brown nmley heifer about 2 years
old, supposed to have a calf about the
first of December. Mr. Mellott is
willing to pay for any information
that will lead to the recovery of the
animal.
Don't use any of the counterfeits of
DeWitt's Witch. Hazel Salve. Most
of them are worthloss or liable to
cause injury. The original DoWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve is a certain cure
for piles, eczema, cuts, scalds, burns,
sores and skin diseases. Trout's
Drug Store.
On Wednesday night of last
week, burglars effected an en
trance into the xstoffice at Ever
ett, blew open tho safe, and es
caped with stamps, money, regis
tered letters and notes, in all
amounting to several hundred
dollars.
' Whon you need a soothing and hoal
Ing antiseptic application for any pur
pose, use the original DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve, a well known cure for
piles and skin diseases. It heals sores
without leaving a scar. Beware of
counterfeits. Trout's Drug Store.
You will notice Sanner Ray's
broom advertisement in another
column. Be makes- a very
good strong, serviceable broom.
It strikes us that it would be to
the advantage of each farmer to
plant an acre or two of broom
corn, , and have it made Into
brooms on shares by Mr. Ray.
With very little trouble and ex
pense, a family could provide it
self with plenty of brooms, and
have enough to sell to make a nice
sum of pocket money.
Help is needed at once whon a per
son's lifo is in danger. A neglected
cough or cold may soon become se
rious and should be stopped ut once.
One Minute Cough Cure quickly cures
coughs and colds and the worst cases
of croup, bronchitis, grippe and other
throat and lung troubles. Trout's
Drug Store.
You are invited to call and see
tho elegant new furniture ware
rooms of II. Sierer & Co., 49 & 51
Queen street Chambojsburg.
There is not quite so nice a place
in that town now, and tho beauti
ful goods are well worth seeing
even if you don't want to buy.
You will bo welcome. Beaijti ful
ly lighted at night. Open till 9
o'clock every night now and till
10 o'clock Saturday night. ,
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vv ' Ai of wool ilp tn l, wu-u, ly
musi1)W f fjmiiion l w;,n ju, ui-nllier l
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d j Uv nir'llsli. niiH, .'i'nl Now York
larnv of fnul,i I . V iwiru tfiem
yro', smioiie i!)' in j'tJiiw ilisx JJtiy
Jtliitidy. -Mis. Hidyj. ;i,nt 1 Isli and
M Jss Crciil I'o'iii ro.y. 'I'lie.- nte .nly
ivbni ill tlie morilil jr. 3d liicy l;jol
i.'dii' and senKil.'l'; tiu4 i'iu rnJ c imfort-
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We think we have cause to
Josh Billings ouco said:
jt things one for tho crow that
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mo sjiurs "air on nun to oaoiv
We crow about our splendid line of Merchandise be-
ir'ji cause we know it is worthy of
In
Wo back up the crow with low price spurs that no one
is bold enough to challenge.
Our store has become a land mark for
Low Prices.
Our aim is to give you tho best avo can for the least we
can.
We cordially invito you to call and examine our slock
h
jf, and compare our prices with
i! you we have a right to crow.
We luave on exhibition in our South Window a largo as
sortment of Glassware, consisting of Water Pitchers, Cream
Pitchers, Cake and fruit Stands in fact, almost anything
one could desire which wo propose giving away
FREE! FREE!
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with each Two Dollars purchtise.
jg Come.early, as this very liberal offer can not last long.
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HARRY E. HUSTON,
(Successor to Thomac W. Huston, Dec'd,)
Clear RicJge, Fei.
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Trustee's Sale
of Valuable
Real Estate.
OX SATURDAY, MXK.MIII K 21, UMKt.
The nnrterslKnccl, Trustee uppolntud by the
Oriihiins' Cuurl of Fulton county to sell the
reul estate of JiimeH and Mamarut Sproat.late
of Hrush Crvv.k township, ilei'easod, will oiler
at piihlio sale on the above naineililay. at the late
resitlenue of the tleeeased. about one-half mile
south of the "Mellvaine Hotel." In llrush i:reuk
township. Fulton oouuly, l'u., two tracts of
valuable real estate, to wit:
Tract No. I, the "Mansion Tract." containing
IW) acren and AS perches, neat measure, about
lfi acres of which ure cleured and In a hlwh
state of cultivation, and the bulauce in Kood
Pine and Oak timber. The Improvements con
sist of a I,AU(!li UWKLLINO UOUSK.LAHOK
HANK HAUN, nearly new, Wut'ou shed,
Spilnif house, Smoke house. Small Frame
dwelling house, and other out-huildiuKs. A
uo(hI ciuulity of Limestone on the farm. TJie
premises are well watered, with running water
at the house; an Orchard of all kinds of choice
Fruit.
Tract No. 2. containing ltll ncres and 11
perches.neat measure. About VM acres clear
ed and In a fair slate of cultivation, the bal
anee in young l'ine and Oak timber. The Im
provementH consist of a LOU IIAKN und LIXJ
Sl'AHLR
The tracts will be offered together, or sepa
rately, to suit the purchasers.
Sale to commence at 1 o'clock P. M.
TKKMSi Ten per ceut. of bid when proper
ty is knocked down, one-half (IncludluK the
111 per cent) on contlrmallon of sale, and the
balance In one year from confirmation of sale,
with Interest, secured by Judgment.
W. SCOTT ALEXANDER, ,
Deo. 6, 1900, St Trustee.
RCGI STICK & CLERK'S NOTICE.
The following accountants have filed their
accounts In the KeKixter and Clerk's otlloc of
Fulton County. 1'enusylvauia, aud the same
will be presented to the Orphans' Court of said
County for confirmation on Tuesday the fif
teenth day of January A. 1. bM.
The tlrst and final account of NathauH. Hen
ry Administrator c. t. a. of Mrs. Clara V. Zim
mii'is late of Dublin township.
The first and tinal accouut of S. W. Kirk.
Fsi Administrator of Philip Smith, late of
llrush Creek township, deceased.
The llrst and tlual accout of William MillPr
Administrator of Ueortte VV. Miller late of Tuy
luv township, deceased.
The Hrat and final account of D. H. Naco,
Trustee to sell the real estate of James E.
Dowues. late of MeConuellsburK. deceased.
The second and tlual account of Dr. Win. L.
McKlbbin and Ueorge McKibbln, Fxecators
of the lost will and testament of Mrs. Surah J.
McKibbln, late of Union township, deceased.
The tlrst nnd flDal accouut Jas. P. Waltz Esq,
Administrator of Lewis llurr, late of Ayr town
ship, deceased.
HeKlstcr & Clerks oltlce
Dec. 16, ltioo.
1'HtANK P. LYNCH,
Uvgister
Lost. '
Mrs. M. It. Shullner ut Institute
Tuesday forenoon lost a tfold pin on
which was engraved a "cross and
crown." A liberal reward will be
paid for its return.
A Keen Clear liraio.
Your best feelings, your social posi
tion or business success depend large
ly on the perfect action of your Stom
ach and liver. Ur. King's Kew Life
Tills give increased strength, a keen,
cleay brain, high ambition. A 25 cent
box will make you feel like a now be
ing. Sold by W. S. Diekson.druggist.
Sale Register.
Monday, December 31, Otho Sum
mers, will sell at his residence on the
pike two mill's west of MoConnellsburg
Horses, Hogs, Hay, Harrows, Harness
Halters, aud "Heap" of other things;
Sale begins at 10 o'clock (i month cred
it. Friday, January 4.-W. F. T. Mel
lott, having sold hitfurm, and iiiU'ini
ing to go Into other business, will seP
at his residence on Back Run, 2 miles
west of McCouriellsbui'g, all his live
r stock, consisting of Horses, Cattle,
''. .rU. An. nnd FarmhiU' IniDlements
our
t,',o begin ai 10 o'clock; Credit one
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'irf.'sday, Februiwy i!0, Kphraiin
this
the
P' sell at las rejildeiie.) at the
of iln 1 farm, one mile south of
" ,,ls, Horses, Cattle, Agri-
Cl'S ( 11 T!..,,u,,l...l,l U
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others, and we will convince
business,
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HOLIDAYS ! 1
Klogant is the proper word for
such a lot of Trimmed and Un
trimmi'd Hats that I have receiv
ed especially for Institute.
We have a full lino of Felt,
Velvet, Chenille, Silk, and Chif
fon Hats. Ilcady-to-wear hats,
carriage, reception, dinner, walk
intf hats, aud Children's soft,
felt, knock-about hats.
FEATHERS.
Ostrich plumes and fancy feath
ers, quills, wings, birds, ducks,
coques, and breasts, from 2 cts.
to $:i..rj(). Also, a full line of rib
bons, silks, velyets-r-ovorything
fonnd in u first class millinery
store.
Call, examine goods, and be
convinced. ''
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Mrs. A. F LITTLE,
Bon Ton Store
New Broom Factory, '
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Tho undersigned has just put in
the necessary apparatus, and is
J now prepared to make first class
Brooms .
Persons having broom corn and
desiring it made up, can do so
for the half or at the rate of 10
and 12 cents per broom cash.
! Carpet Weaving,
Rag Carpet woven on short no
il tlce and satisfaction guaranteed.
J SANNKIl RAY,
t Rig Cove Tannery.
License Notice.
1 V '11 1 K (TtrUT OK (JITAHTKU SESSIONS
FUlVrON COUNTY,
It U oi'ilfM-i'tl that ftll upplicutlous for lloeiiKcs
f-r tin) hale T vinous, .spuittnw, malt, or brew
ed liquors, wliolrsiiltf or retail, for (lie veur
1 tol, will he heard on 'l uesditv. the lath day f
January, hol, at 10 o'eloek u, in., ut which
time all persons npulyiux or multiuK ohjeutloiis
t apptluauons, will oe neurtt hv evultuiee, m
tltiou, reunnstran'e or oonriMel. Tlu'ie tuiKt
he uo eomuuiuieulion ut any time with tin;
J'jdtU'K pt rsoually upon the Mihjecl, hy letter
urauy other privute way.
The petition, veriiled by ulllduvlt of aijpllount.
f-iiall be in eonlotiiiiiy witli the rtMpurenients
of the uetK oi As-sL-uihiv. tl ik Lament bonu sha 1
be i'xeeiiled lu Hit' -nn I sum of if'Jnoh, with uo
less iir.iu t wo repiua hie freeholders nf the enmi
ty us burette, each of them to he u bona I hit1
owner of real e-.iale In the eouuty of Fultou
worili. ov;r ami above all tiieumbruueeK, the
Nimi of i' M-'K lioud eondil iom-'l for I he failh-
lul observama ol all l he law; relating to Hie
Ki'llliiKnr liiihKhittK of Uiiiioi uud to pay all
U imawes which :-hult be reeovfr Ufaiust the
li'.'i'U-,ee, and all eosiH. lines, una p-naJUes
V Inch may be imiioxedotihiiu uhder unv indiet
ruent for violating ;lidlws; and Use suretie-
may be reiiuued to uipear in C.'tiurt uud justify
uraer oain.
The t'ouri shall in all eases refuse the appli
cation whenever, lu the oniuiou of the (!ourt
l-,i vinif dut; repaid to tho uumherund eharaeler
of the peiitlom rs lor and, against the appliea-
lion. Hii'.in neetise is uoi nee4ssary lor ine ue
eoTrluiotiatloii of the pidihu md enlertaimneiit
ot siraiiMersaud travelers, or-1 hut. the applicant
in not u fit person to wuom siai license snouiu
ue trunied.
1'tdltion .to be illed with the Cleric of the
Court not lator than Monday, the Ith day of
I leeemher, biKt. i ibjeui Ions nnd remoitslrun
ees to Lit; ftlt tl not later ihuu Tuesday, the Mil
day of January, bxi). t 'poit sitiheh-nt euuse be
in k show 11 or proof he Imr made to t htU'ourt that
the party hololui Iioeiise. has violated unv taw
ot' the Commouweullh relating to the sale of
ll'jliors. the Court sliail. iihu uoliee beimf wiv-
efi 10 lau person iiecn-.a, tevouy Ml" lieeu.su.
It; l tu t 'onrt,
- SAMl'KLMoO. SWOl'K
A1 test: i Jv
y'UA NK V. liYNUil, Clerk Q. 8. ' " r
.: "e. tt, lytH). y
S. C. YI- AKLi:
has rented Uiu lUuckhimith bliop down
ut Ayr iu the t'ove unl iw
p;t't'd to do ull work in hid lino
promptly, at roafouublti rut-oHfand in
a woi 'kinanltkejranruir.
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PATTERSONS
STORE,
McConncllsburg, Penna.
Two I-loors and a Base
ment each seventy-five feet
in length by twenty-five in
width just packed with Gen
eral Merchandise. A full,
and completes stock of
Dry Goods.
Canhnieres, Ginghams, Cali
coes, Muslins, Shirtings Linens,
Towelings.
Clothing.
Overcoats, Men's and Boys'
Suits, Overalls, Underwear, &c.
Hats and Caps in great variety
Boots and Shoes.
The most reliable makes at
lowest prices.
Carpets.
Rag', Ingrain, Mattings, &c. ,
Hardware.
You can hardly miss getting
anything you want.
Groceries.
A full line of Syrups, Collees,
Teas, Spices &c.
Tobacco and Cigars
-no better.
Harness, Trunks, Notions,
Jewelry, and in fact we try to
keep any and everything called
for by the people of our county.
McConncllSDurg Bakery.
DAVY LITTLE, Proprietor.
Bread,
Rolls,
Cakes,
and
Pretzels
on hand all the time.
Bake Tuesday, Thursday
- and Saturday.
Free delivery in town on
bake days.
i Your Iutrunugo Solicited.
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EDWARD BRAKE,
Fashionable Barber,
One Door Fust of "Fulton Houso," - ,
McCONNKLLSHUKO, PA.
FlrNt-clusH sIiuvIuk und llulr Cutting.
Cleuu towl (or vvurvcuNtoiuer.
"Our Native Herbs,"
' The Orlt,'lnul Herb Compound.
Tho Urcat lllood l'liriflur.
Kidney and I.lvcr Kcgulutor.
Ouaranteed by our RKGISTKHED
OUAUANTKK to cure all diseases
arising from iMi'unn Blood and in
active LlVKK or KlDNKYS. y
200 Days' Treatment $1.00,
MAILED AXYWIIKRK,
T11K DOLLAR HACK IF YOl' A HI)
NOT ci;kkd.
I hiivo iwed "Our Niitlve Herlis" for Neuml
ulii of thu Stoiniicti that 1 luul for 2h yein-H, und
lliey have uuicd me. ufier nil olhur reiiiudie.s
iiiuea. it mis now men lour yuura kuioo 11
cured mo, and a fuw dosuKdid It.
John JS. i'awi'iiki.i,,
KuoIjnvIIIo, l'u.
J. A. ALLEIt.
Knobsvil'e, Pa.
Mi-diclno miiilod upon Kccclpt of price-
DR. STEVENS, Dentist,
H'CONMKELLSBURG, PA.
(radiiiite of I', of P. Ten Yeurs' Exper
ience. I'lllU'M flold, I'llHinuiu. Silver Alll
uihiuui. OellulDld, Kulilier. nnd Kulitier Ahmil
uuiu lined. Melul with Ituliher Atluuliineut.
Platen from 3.00 up.
lli-ldut'H, Itichiuoiid I'rowuK, Lokuu CrowuH,
Gold Cups, riiilliuild Cups, 4iu,
I IlliiiK or Niituml Teeth a Spcelulty und
ull work (iuuriinteed.
luformuiluu ly ui.nl or In perNon.
THE HARRISONVILLE INN,
AT
Hrrisonville, Pa.
( the Turnpike hIx tuOfV'WtfriL ot MuCoru
neHlim This old und populur iioi ibiitl' feftM
henii onLlrcly rehulll, newly furntiiuil nuU In
umter new tuunuKtnumii.
t'list ClttSH AtUUrlDIIltMtUtloUH.
Uelltrhtful lioniu fur Suuitntir HourrttM'ri.
Kiiten kmiKunuble.
Speulul Attention to TmnNiunt Or-Morn
THOMAS H. MKTXKK,
l'roprielor.
We will not carry goods from one season to an
other, and thus accumulate a lot of old stock. YY
are now selling a lot of
Men's and Boys' Cops?
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A Good Sugar Syrup at 10 c a quart,
Cornstarch at 5 cents,
' Chocolate, loc for half-pound cake.
s
in ice mixed uandy at 6 cents a pound must go.
so, a full line of Tobacco, Cigars, &c.
IV
W. R. SPEER
Sal u via, Pa.
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i iffcrivTio cs . Seerthc b'9 open
; WIENER'S ing of Fall and Win.
i; CcntrallvLocatedStore, teA Go.?.()1s:
t! u , fvij 0ur Millinery line
"fei Hancock, Md. ( , ' .
5J . 's beyond comparison
Jo or competition. Style and Beauty reign supreme.
j Prices lower than the lowest.
We carry a special line of Laces, All-over and Ap
plique, Kid Gloves, Hosiery, Buttons, Jet and Gilt
'-jo Trimming, Dress Goods and everything with which
to make a dress. Trimmed Hats from 98c to 5.00
$8 or any price. Can suit all.
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"As tho tlnys boyiu to hmthou,
The cold begins to strongthon,"
. And you will need plenty of good,
Warm Clothing.
It is a pleasure to inform you that we have a stock' of
Overcoats,
Storm Coats,
Men's, Boys', and
Children's Suits.
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S that for careful selection, quality and style cannot bo sur-
i i pas'sed, for in.
Material, they are the finest,
Workmanship, the best,
Style, tho latest, aud
Prices the LOWEST!
All wo ask is that you come into our store. "Set'iusr is
bolievoing." Our stock -is twice tho sizo, and our sales
1 1 J twice as great as ever before.
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! J j We are; yours truly,
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NEW FURNITURE STORE
On Main Street in Cliambersburg.
we have opened at No. . 104 South Aain St. a tine
stock of
Parlor, Bedroom,
emd Library
FURNITURE,
Iron and Brass Beds, Mirrors, Screens, House Desks,
Toilet Tables, Hall Seats, Piano Benches, China Clos
ets, Etc.'. we have at our old olfice room, No. 55
Queen Street,
DINING ROOM FURNITURE
Desks, wardrobes, Book Cases,' Looking Glasses UP"
holstery Goods, Trimmings, lite.
Large Stock of 3-Fold
SCREENS
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Couches, Fancy Rockers,
Kacks xc, lor Christmas time.
H. SIERER & CO.,
Furniture Makers.
Tkums Ol'1 COUUT.' i '
Tlie tlrst lei-mof Iho Cuui tKof Fulton ooiin
ty lu the yeur hlmll commtMice on the Tuowluy
rillowliiK l lie Nouund Momluy or Juuuury, ut 1(1
o'clock A. M,
The Htiuourf term oomuieuciH ou tho third
Monthly of March, ut li o'ulock P. M.
The third term ou tho Tuctuluy next rollow
IhK I he Beuoud Mouduy of Juuo ut 10 o clock
A. M.
rl'JV' f mrth term ou the Unit Mondliy of Ooto
buf. o'wlyek P. M.
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liklCK.
udre Morton will furnUh brick at
hs kiln at 'bin place on and after
uly 30th
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25 cents.
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STOCK.
Tabourets, Plant Stands, Hall
AuGonneilsburtf xi
Pnv;piHrfr FrciL'ht aiw
. Express Line. J
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t. 'liAvrulnif trulu on S. i " "... t-
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