Buy Fire Crackers at Irwin's.
Read Hostetter 's ;id this week.
Cheese, Hams, Dried Hoof and
Bologna at Irwiu's.
l.'oorless Horse and I'nttb Pow
tit: i ;' packs for L'c at Ko'iinson's.
I ru in sells Glass Jars, Jelly
Tumblers, Jar Caps.Kubbors and
l'lirutine Wnx at lowest prices.
Guru l'l.s, narrows, aud Ag
ricultural implements geuerally
ut W. H. Ne.sbit'.s and prices
riyht.
Mrs. Roy (J. Bohn, nee Minnie
Fields, of Pittsburg, lias been
critically ill of typhoid fever for
several days.
Persons wishing Dental Work
done by Dr. Steveus in this place
will note that ho is away from
town from tlse 2.'tlitothe end of
'.';. i .!' divine services in
Si. IV.. ucluiiu-'d church in
this place next Sunday at 10.U0 a.
in. and in the Hebron church near
Big Cove Tannery at L'.SO p. m.
The many friends of Mr. Lu
ther Yeakel, of Sylvan, will learn
with regret that ho has been crit
ically ill for several days. He is
a brother-in-law of C. J. Brewer
of Ayr township.
Eczema, saltrheum, tetter,
chafing, ivy poisoning and all skin
tortures are quickly cured by De
"Witts Witch Hazel Salve. The
certain pile cure. Trout's drug
store.
There will be Children's Day
services at Center church next
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. A
very good program has been ar
ranged. Everybody invited to at
tend. Preaching at Fairview at
li p. m.
A surgical operation is not nec
essary to cure piles. DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve saves all that
expense and never fails. Beware
of counterfeits. Trout's drug
store.
The Cumberland Valley Rail
road has arranged to sell excur
sion tickets, account Fourth of
July, from all points on its main
line and branches, on July 2nd,
Crd and 4th, good to return until
July 5th, at reduced rates.
W. 11. Ncsbit has a lew old
binders which lit) guarantees to
be all right, that he will trade, for
young stock; of course, in addi
tion to these, he has lots of new
ones latest improved that he
will sell cheap.
Nutiee the change in the big ad
of Conn Bros. Mercersburg, on
the 5th page. They have just re
ceived another large invoice of
goods from New York, and not
withstanding the weather, are do
iug a hot business.
The Editor had the pleasure of
taking dinner one day last week
i:i 'he plo.vsaut home of Mr. and
A!!' i . Sices, of Toledo,
( :i.lr. and Mrs. Sipes
:: uativos of Belfast township,
but have been away from this
county about thirty-five years.
Mr. James Brown of Putsrnouth
Va., over (J0 years of ago-suffered
for years with a bad sore on his
face. Physicians could not help
hini. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
cured hini permanently. Trout's
drug store.
Four candidates are in the
Franklin county field to succeed
Prof. Zumbro as county superin
tendent next June. They are L.
F. BencholT, of Waynesboro; John
Finafroek, of Mercersburg; J. B.
Wingerd, of New Frauklin, and a
Mr. Miunick, of Orrstown.
You can buy at Irwin's nice
fresh Lemons "0 cents per dozen;
Corn Starch, 4 cents; clean Rice,
15 cents; Olives, 10 cents; Pickles,
10 cents; Prunes, 5 cents; Canned
Corn, fi cents; Crackers, 5 cents;
Roasted Coffee, 10 cents: Shred
ded Cocoanut, la cents a pound.
Painters John II. Doyle, Christ
Shimer, and John Selsor have
beeu busy the past week apply
ing a coat of paint to the big Nace
building on the corner occupied
by George W. Reisner & Co.
They are painting it an Ohio
stone color, with slightly darker
brown trimming.
, Scores of old barns in Ohio have
floors and mangers of black wal
nut, put in fifty or seventy-five
years ago, when the chief endeav
or of the pioneer was to clear the
dense forests for crops. So pop
ular is black walnut furniture
abroad that English and French
agents buy even old barn timbers
and fence rails. One of the few
walnut groves left in Ohio was
Bold recently for export as lum
ber. The largest tree, eight feet
in diarnetor atlhe Btump, brought
Dauger disease and de;ith fbl
loW neglect of the bowls. Use
DeWitt's Little Early Risers to re
gulate them and you willadd.vears
to your life and life to your years.
Easy to take, never grip. Trout's
drug store.
John D. Mellott and G. Wesley
Mellott, of Belfast towuship.h.ive
just finished drilling a well for
Peter Kirk at Big Cove Tannery.
While the well has a depth of M
feet, of which was through
solid rock, they did the work in
two days. The well contains ;!0
feet of excellent water.
Miss Estelle Logue was em
ployed by the school board of Pe
ters township, Franklin county,
as teacher in the graded schools
atFoltz. Prof. N. E. M. Hoover
aud Miss Minnie E. Mock were
assigned to the schools at Bridg
port, and Miss Belle Stouteagle,
to a school in the same township.
Will Nesbit took his traction
engine over to Waynesboro a few
weeks ago,and left it at the shops
for a thorough overhauling and
repairing. While there he pur
chased a new latest improved sep
arator. On Mouday he went to
bring the outtit home, and is now
in good shape for a big threshing
season.
Geo. A. Comerer & Co., in or
der to meet the demands of the
increasing business at their
creamery at Webster M ills, have
just put in place a new Imperial
Separator of double the capacity
of their former one. They are
now able to separate '2,-00 pounds
of milk per hour, thus enabhug
their patrons to return home
without the loss of time.
Services will be held in the U.
B. churches on the Hustontown
charge, June HO, as follows: Hus
tontown, JO. ill) a. m.; Knobsville,
2.30 p. m.; Bethlehem, ".ill) p. m.
Rev. G. W. Sherrick, of Tyrone,
will preach in the U. B. church at
Bethlehem on Thursday evening,
Juue 27, at 7.30 o'clock, and in the
Hustontown U. B. church on
Friday evening, June 2s, at 7..'ii
o'clock.
Last Thursday evening there
passed over this county one of the
heaviest d wn pours of rain that
has beeu seen for many a day.
While the rain did not continue
so long, the quantity of water
that fell was very great. Streams
were swollen in an incredibly
short time, and had the rain con
tiuued to fall for an hour longer,
there would have been a flood ex
ceeding that of 1m80.
The Children's Day services at
the M. E. church in this place
last Sunday evening were very in
teresting, and attracted a large
audience. The primal y object of
these services is to raise money,
md each church has a special ob
ject to which this money is ap
plied. The Presbyterian people
use their Children's Day fuud
for the extension of the Sabbath
school work, while the Methodists
use theirs to enable poor young
men of their church to secure an
education. From this fund they
lend students money to assist
them to get through college. The
students are then supposed to
pay it back into the fund, when it
is used to help others, and so on
ad infinitum. This scheme was
started 2 years ago with 300;
since that time the Board has
loaued almost a million of dollars,
aiding over lO.uixi students di
rectly and over Lo,0oo indirectly.
D. F. Cover, with fourteen Alia
ses and about a dozen different
home addresses, representing
himself to be an optician, adje
tor, a sewing machine agent, etc.,
has been imposing on the people
in this neighborhood for several
weeks past. His scheme is to get
money by false pretenses and
then decamp. Ho offered to cure
Mrs. B. F. Johnson across the
river for 5 in advance, balance
when cured. Ho also sold a num
ber of sewing machines on easy
payments, securing 5 in advance
and never delivering the ma
chines. His slickest scheme, is
to examine a sewing machine, ex
tract the shuttle, put in a broken
one, and tell the owner ho will fix
the machine for 2. J fe then takes
out the broken shuttle, replaces
the one that was in the machine,
and collects the 2. Ho also sells
spectacles to his hoodwinked vic
tims, so that they can see to get
home. Mr. Isaac Morgret, the
liveryman here, failed to collect
in advance and he had his team
six days no cure, uo pay. Han
cock Star,
I-aldig.
Harvev Mummais home from
1 tlair count v where he has I 1 1 i
employed -i). a saw mill.
M r. inters, ol' Kcai i ev. : "d
George M umma spent Guini at
George's home uear liidig.
H. K. Stevens and Mr. Smith,
of Nhippenshtirg, spent
t,
n.;a v
with David Stevens.
Very heavy thunder storms
passed through this township on
Thursday and Saturday afternoon
of last week. Along the brooks
fences were washed away.
J. H. Edwards, George King.S.
S. Wilson, and Grant Hoover were
engaged last week chopping off
right of way for the American
Telegraph and Telephone Com
pany on the State road.
Didn't Marry lor Money.
The Boston man, who lately
married a sickly rich young wom
an, is happy now, for he got Dr.
King's New Life Pills, which re
stored her to perfect health. In
fallible for Jaundice,Billiousness,
Malaria, Fever aud Ague, aud all
Liver and Stomach troubles. Gen
tle but effective. Only 2."c at W.
S. Dickson's drug store.
Uiusli Cn
A series of very heavy rains
passed over our valley last Thurs
day, Friday, aud Satu rday.
Some hail fell each day, that on
Thursday being most damaging.
Rev. Campbell baptized several
persons last Sunday.
George Duvall,who has been at
tending school at Williamsport, is
home for his summer vacation.
Some of our people took a plea
sure trip to Washington, I). C,
early in the week.
Quite a pleasant little social
event took place at the home of
Mrs. Irene Truax at Emmaville,
Saturday evening, l.'th hist, in
the form of an ice cream supper.
A few invited guests were pres
ent and report a lovely time.
A Terrible I'.x plosiyi)
. "Of a gasoline stove burned a
lady here frightfully," writes N.
E. Palmer, of Kirkmau, la. "The
best doctors couldn't heal the
running sore that followed, but
Buckien's Arnica Salve entirely
cured her-" Infallible for Cuts,
Corns, Sores, Boils, Bruises, Skin
Diseases and Piles. -Tic at W. S.
Dickson's.
Thompson.
The Salvation Army meetings
in Sharp's grove are still in pro
gress and are attracting large
crowds.
Rev. Pittinger will preach at
Ziou next Saturday at 3 o'clock.
Mary Mellott spout part of last
week with Mrs. Hess.
Geo. N. Garland, of Washiug
D. C, was at P. P. Shives's last
Saturday night, and Clarence De
uoeu, of Lock r3, Sunday night.
W. II. Hess and Samuel Simp
son, who had been visiting Dr.
Joe Pittman in Virginia, returned
home last week.
Miss Lida Brown is visiting
Mr. Tay man's family.
Lower Thompson.
Mrs. Hannah Truxel has re
turned home from a five weeks'
visit to her daughter, Mrs. Jo
sephine Welsh of Illinois.
Mr. John May and son Stillie,
spent Sabbath at Chas. Vance's
Mrs. Jas. M. Lake is spending
some time with her daughter,
Mrs. A. G. Shoemaker, near Mc
Connellsburg. Misses Anna Weaver and Mad
aline Sensel have returned from
Washington, D. C.
A number of our young folk's
attended service at Warfordsburg
Tuesday evening. When return
ing, a couple of buggies became
entangled, and both were badly
smashed up.
Harry Hill spent Sunday in the
home of Samuel Shaw.
Miss Blanche Shaw is spend
ing some time with her friend
Altoljike.
Summer Tour to the I'acilic Coast
On account of the Epworth
League Convention at San Fran
cisco, the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company will run a personally
conducted tour by special train
to the Pacific Coast aud North
west Canada. Tour will leave
July H, and return August b
Round-trip rate only $188.50.
Address Geo. W. Boyd, Assist
ant General Passenger Agent,
Philadelphia, for itinerary.
JL
H. L. INORRIG
can quote you Buggy liar-
ness--everj 'tiling complete.
from !-...( id to ;.u).(M. '
Team and Farm Harness,
1.00 to 20.u0. . $
Flyuets (team) 1.25 to
l.iH) a pair. S
Flyuets (buggy) 1.45 to 2j
3.! in. ' S
Collars, !5 cents to ?2.."0.
Whips, s cents to 1.5i).
Summer Lap Hobes 25
-. . . - . .
cents to
i:
M I I' A
FliI! Line
of cvryl liin;' 'ii-tl
W niiinul ;uM ul c
L'uiirnnl.'t' tiicm t.i
li-r miiU'd.
ii Imp i' nn iht.
our foiMts. uml
rlht. or money
1 1. L. NOUKIS.
'I'll roc Sptiiu;s, Pa,
"For a Republic J
I We Must' I
Have Men."
a For a suct'.es-ful business
there mu:.t hi buyers. A well
; equipped store, a well assorted
stock of Oodi, c.'.k'ieut clerks,
t all attract buyers; b;:t no mat-
S ter what the store-, uo matter ,
o what the stock, no matter how
x agreeable or efficient the help,
J buyers will not be at'.r-n
less they know the fa t
:ted uu-
4t Tciiii;; the iT.-.s in i pH to your bust-
f new a r.aver'i i :i. Tii.it nieib.id wnich O
V wi:l tt.U tin iii lo t'io i.;fj est rr.imbrr of
2 prspcc:lpe huyrrs V6 lhj licsl inrtrif d. ,
J It is obvious that the bent j
method of telling the ta:ts to
4' the buyers cf this community &
is through the advertising coi-
umns of this paper. Are ycu 5
employing this method to the
best advantage ?
I
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School Notice.
Wo will open a preparatory
scliool in tho Hustontown 1'. O.S.
of A. Hall, on July H, l'.iol. Term
to continue six woks. An oppor
tnnity will bo rivin for otru
brauchos. (lood boarding can 1m
socurnd at roasoiiablo ratos. l'Vir
otlior iiifornialiou, address,
11. C. Laiii:i;i;si).-,
Ar. II. Ka.wii.
Card.
Tho family of tho Hon. .'lames
Daniels deceased di sire in this
way to express tlioir appreciation
of tho symiatliy and liind olliees
of liuijhbers and friends during
thoir recent sad bereavement.
Normal and Select School.
I will beji'in school Monday, Ju
ly h, at l.::'.i p. 111. Write me for
further information.
II. N. I'al.mki;,
Need more, l'a.
'1 hii'ty-day 'I'ranMCoiitiiiciilal I'tiur
"uil'oiiiisylvania Hailroad. Spec
ial train leaves July '-i. Only
' lHK."jO round trij). Covers Den
ver, Colorado Sfirinjs, Salt Lake
City, San I'Yaneisco, Ijos Angles,
S';attli., and Han if J iot 'Sprinjrs.
Address (li.'o. W. I !oyd, Assist
unt (lenend I'asseii.-r .Njvent,
1'liiladelphia, for itinerary.
Sharpers have ;i new plan and
are working it in smut! parts' of
this statf. They lirst exaiiiiue
the court records in order to '-el
the p.uuit'nof jiai'ties ii'ainsl whom
ai-tions are pending and lrom t)ie
paper they K,ln a pi-etty i'air .
knowledge ol' IIwciim!, Then they
drive to the homo of the victim j
and claim that they are ;it i.oi 'upys
uuthoried to compromise the
case for a certain sum. As the !
amount seems reasonable the :
parties in many cases jn.it up the !
money. lu view of this uow fako '
attorneys who visit parties 'ujiou
bona lido business had better take J
along their credentials or they !
may lie met by a bull lo;r or a?
shotgun. j
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$ HAKNKSS J
5 AND
I i 1 11 m' now 111, 1 1 1 11. 1 I In' largest ,
Ik-.: mt lx;iii-i iivsni tnionl (if
Hnnd Ma He HcTrnoiS
in IV niisvlv until, uml mi-11 llioni
elion j icr limn tti" rln'iipi'sl. Hur
ni's.s IV11111 !tH to .'2S alnuvs 1111
liiiiul. Ki;.lK.ll;Kl!, up iniiki;
nil our wink I1Y HAM) uml
(j :i :n .1 nt o it to In' all rljilit.
1'lv .fls unit Suiuincr DumUm-s
vi r.v' clieiip uml at, COST with
1 Illl-IICSM.
F'orm Gears
nf ntl kinds iilivnyn on lmnd
lvintv for hup. Wo sivo
SI'I.CIAI.
low jiricf's to oni'
I t I.IO.V COI NTV
custoiiii'i-.s. Whips, Collars,
II Htncs, Hrlillos, and every thing
for the lini'si'.
Writi' or mill for prices bi'foro
yon liu.v.
v. s. nosTi'T'n.R,
Meiverslmrjr, l'a.
S. K. Cor. Diiiinonil.
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i LITTLE'S EXTENSION.
' LOTS FOR SALE.
1). K. Liulu litis pnrcliused land
lyhitr brtwenn the Chumbertsburg
and Memirsbiirif jiike at the
forks cast of town. lie has had
it laid off in lots with alleys und
streets, and has already dispos
ed of six.
There are yet a number of very
desirable ones that will be sold on
Easy Payments.
D. E. LITTLE,
.McCoiincllshiirg, Pu.
I ATTENTION!
I I have just received the
I largest and Best assorted
linp ol" popuIar,uprto-date
I Millinery Goods
for Spring and Summer
I and guarantee my custo-
mers a saving of from
v 2n to 7o Per Cent.
I Gall and see them.
I MKS. 15. .1. MCKJUHEAD,
Hustontown, l'a.
A. R. SHAFFNEK,
ArrouNbv at Law,
Oilice on Square,
AicConnellsburg, Pa.
Ail Ic-u'u! buiius ami culleeikms entrusteU
I will rfot'ivf ostivi'iil and tniiupt uitentlun.
K. M. DOWNES,
t'ntsT Class
Tonsorial Artist,
MfCOXN'MI J.SHUIU1, PA.
A (.'Umri Cup anil Tout! with each Shuve.
KvrryUiiiii,' Antinipiio.
Uutn's SLi-iiJitnl.
; iT Slup in room lately oeoupied by VA Drake.
THE
HARRISON VI LLE
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AT
Harrisonville, Pa.
I lill IHU lUnilUKW SIX milt H H tl Ol AlUt'OH'
i.i'iuiiuri. -Phis old ami i)oj)ulur hotel Miami haw
nct-u t'iuii(i rrhuili, uuwly turulsliuU uud In
, lllLTlltrrt lli:iniH,'Clll('lll.
I l-'il'st I.Iiins Atit'onillioilullons.
liciiMhti'ul Homo for Summer nourdtirH.
Kates Kt-usoiiuble
peciiil Attention to Tniiisitnit tUistom
THOMAS S. WKT.I.F.R,
t'roprleior
iMcConnellsburg & Ft. Loudon
Passenger, Freight and
Express Line.
R. C. McOuade, Proprietor.
It UN 1UI1.Y HKTWKEN Mi C N N RIAJiUV BO AND
1'OKT liOUlKJN.
liruviinr Mtit'umifllsburtr ut l'J:30 o'clock, P.M.,
inakiiik' cuuucciiou with uiLcrnoon truinou
s. j'. it. it.
iUiiurniitx ifuve Fort Loudon on the urrtvul of
Uu? fvt'uinu tntiu on S. l 1. K.
1 am iifKiiul to carry pusscnera und ex
ii i-ss Id lualic eonuecMoD with ull Lralus ut Ft.
Louilon.
Executrix's Notice.
(:-.l;al or.lntin Moolh. diuiiMised.)
i.t ttitrs ti'siiiiiiKiitur.v on the euuu at John
!:.,othif TikI town-hip, l'iillou uitunty. lu.,
u'-.m';is,-(. hii liik' brmi grunted to the uudur-i'-iii-il.
nil iifi-MHiN inilrltli'ii to hulU estute ure
.lueli-il to uutkt! iimtn'iliuto nuyuienl mill
tiios.' huvlinr chiint-i or ili-iitiwitw liuuliiht the
-lune. will iirusfut thuiu iluly liulhentieuietl for
Ji:;VIHIMlL.
MAItliAHKT HOOTH.
May -M. Illoi. Kxeoulrlx.
row sai.i:.
A irmiHti uml Lot ut Hustontown.
Tlif liuuht' ciiiitains -1 rooms and u
kitnlu-n. Well ami )um) . ni'itr tho
ilnor. Also: ut Knolisvillf, Frame for
Iriililiii- lt.i"i - t,'iiiiil uonilitlon will
iln fur houso or slalile. If wanted for
Iiiiusc, 1 havo iiiatorial ready to coiu
pluto it. Ku.- intftifularg cull on or
u.lilifsH J. C. 1'OUK,
Knolmvlllo, Pa.
him sai.i:.
f have tl.oao to T.iiimi font food jilne
luaibi r Zx4, X to 1H ft-et In length.
I'l ic.n riyht. J. 1 flAitLAXn,
Net dnioi d, la.
Six yii'l-i for ivailri'SHi'ii. Vut;iin, $2
11 vvei k, with a t liaiioo U doubltt it.
Writu ut oin ti to ,
, Aruiidalu Hotel,
livdforU, l'a.
A.N'l-l II.
(iood u 'ui dial umlt t'stuudii cooking
and yeni'i'dl lioue work. VVafjui, W
a week to Kod willing girl. No other
ni't'd unHwer. AddruBs, ,
Ai.iiwrr (litKCNLANn,
Jlruddm-k, J'u.
Rouss Racket Store.
Wo have just received a nice line of ladies' and men's un
derwear. We can sell you Indies' gau.e vests hi i, ", !) and
two for ik'. Men's sum niei- weight shirts 23 aud 45c each.
Don't fail to see this. line. Tho best every day and dress
socks that we have ever had at 4, 5, 8, 10 and two for 5c.
Corsets! Corsets! Corsets!
Have you seen our new summer corset yet? If you have
not you are missing tho best lac, value yet offered. Th.en wo
have them at 25, 45 aud tho Arniorsido at Hfle. Also a full
sized summer lap spread only 4i)c. Boy's and men' straw and
wool hats-straw hat 8,9, Id, 10, 1 s and 45. Wool hat 24 to 1.20.
Table Oil Cloth first quality-14c per yard.
0 II Arc We have had the largest sales on shoes the past
two weeks that we have had since we have been
in business. Note a few prices. Infant moccasins 1 to 4 13c
pair. Children's shoes 24, 35, 03 and 75c. Misses' shoos 00,
75, 82 and J8c pair. Youth's and boy's 75c to $1.20. Tho
best 12 to 2 tan shoes for boys at 98c. Ladies' course and
fine shoes 65 to $1.95. Men's coarse and fine shoes $1.00 to
$1.95. We claim we have the best $1.00 shoe in town. La-,
dies, Oxford ties 09, 75 and 90c.
Clothing of all Kinds Boy's suits 0 to 13 00c to $1.99.
Three piece suits $2.00 to $3.25, age 13 to 19. Men's suits
$2.40 to $5.85. Men's and boy's overalls and shirts. Over
alls, 18 to 70c. Shirts, 23 to 45c.
Respectfully,
ROUSS RACKET STORE
HULL & 1SLNDEK, Managers.
WIENER'S, I
Hancock, Md.,
Headquarters
FOR
Spring and Summer 'it
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We have also just received a splendid stock of
Soft Shirts
Straw Hats
Suspenders
Handkerchiefs
Balbriggan Underwear
AND
Summer Clothing.
A. U. NACE & SONS
NEW
Summer Hats
I have just received a
lot of new Summer
Mats in alll the latest
fashions.
All styles of Trimming and
notions.
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Hats, Ribbons, .
Laces, Feathers,
Flowers, Silks,
Chiffons
and
Veilings.
Also a lot of ready trim
med hats.
If you want to get a bar- 1
gain, come to our store. )
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Handsome, new 'Styles,, now
ready. Our special
Golden Oak 'Sett
with large Bureau and Wash
Stand, Swelled front Draw
ers, ;i pieees &!(); 8 pieces
1'5 is in stock again. Ueau
tiful new style in
Brass and Iron Beds
. attractive, hew
Parlor Suites-and Tables'
Some Colouial desigua ure
very interesting.
M i rro rs, O va 1 ,Sq u a re
and Oblong.
All Gilt, Black and Gold,
WKite and Gold, Oak
' and Gilt Frames.
H Slerer & Co
WKN1TURK MAKEKS,
New storo on (jueou St.,
ChambersburjL'.