1 1 ;- ., ; ' ' I- V. I1! i Vi I'm'-,,; 1 hv.so ami C'uUk) Puvv-i- i'.Ii u.r at Kohi n son's. Tin.' i i.'iii.T ,'. F.. Society, uf tlio I.ut.h-nni c'nirch, will hold : fos i iv.'i! Sat mday ironing August 3 ilt tin- Mi'soliage. Kev. I. X. Poightel, pastor of the lit-tor mod congregation at (Ireoncasrlo, preached in the lie formed church at this place last i'vrsoi ; wishing Dental Work u ! Or. Stevens in this place i". i ' I lii.it he is away from .! !'" ;:! the LT.th to the end of r;u. l.H.lith. T';e mercury took a tumble (if '.'" kst !,,ri;ly evening 1 i ! lov i:-itil Sunday i' '1 no and fastened -a :! h.'ld in t!'. I'. . on tin- Hustoniowu .-t .A-.-g-ist I rs fcl- Valley, 10:"0 a. m. 2:' p. in. Mt. Tabor, .V. .'all term Central Commercial C.-lioge, Cumberland, Md., Win chester, Va., begins September "nd. Write for catalogue and !-,ve lesson in Cregg Shorthand. Si. ;:o!arshtp -l7. A. IT. Na--c & Sons are offering it cial inducements to their cus t i: i';'s through the dull season v. lor that they may give cm ; ' , -.neL'.t to all their hands. See ' ', r ad in another column. '. O. Buck, Beirne. Ark-., says: s troubled with constipation I bought DoWitt's Little 'v llisc-s. Since then have ' (n.tire'y cured of my old ;!. -i'jt. r r 'commend th-m. dnig store. .-. '"Minie McDonald, of the . : nt. priuting o'V.ee, Wa-.li-75. (.:., spent a da' or two : reuovirtg old acquaint ; "J.is place. lie w,is ac- :!.?; from Slnppoasburg i " r.'s iiiew, faster Percy .',' .vhiie here, visited . - s viissei; a.n.1 .Josephine ' ,! m: Donald brt.nght . : V. .v ::, for llnssi-ll .. . i .;. - j '.line, a beautiful fox i i : r. nod now the children !;!. ..'.!. McDonald one of tiro ri'.'" t . . : know. .;ijees w nito liryantsviiie, 1 nd., .says PeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve healed running sores on both legs, lie had sufeC' -d o years. Doctors '1 to help hint, (let DeWitt's. ''t nri imitations. Trout's i':r. -g e. T ..-.i.-M'.:t Kpiscopal services, ' ''. . ( springs charge, Sunday, A i: t 4. --Special services at at !:::) a. m. Services of addresses by pastor . id Wells Valley at S-'iig seiA'ices and 1'iiie drove T:iii' p. !..ty will be used as tlie . . ..; of our (icnei'al "i'-es. Three Springs .-. preparing for a joyful . -asion at '.ion church, to i at Zion, Thursday, Au ; in. Tim program of the (lav v. ill bo published later. It v...L profitable to arrange to he preheat. W. J. KHKAKFKli, Pastor. ! f the action of your bowels is ; !), i-asy and regular serious i iicutions must' be the linal .;it. Dowitt's Little Early .rs will remove the danger. . pleasant and o 'Toot's ve. ' . it's drug store. :. and Mrs. J. V. Sohooley, .' ' . ckii.g Creek township, and i . ' s' n, .NTa.sti'i-Joseph, were '. '''ii last Tiiurday. Mrs. y reeor.tly, at her home d-.ing her work about the a e, went to the wood box and i . I in to get a stick for the ' iv.'. As she did so her '.-.' ca aii' in c(ntact with ...aii'mg -that sent ch.IIs, and ; ( : ed hi and saw a snake ' r !( j.r-t in length. Wliile ''. s. !;,io! does not enjoy tak : ' ! .!.! i' a snake' with her ir. i L.sai.',: is notufrui.l, and it did , :' a. ke her long to bruise the t hi'-x 1. A day or two ai t, r ll.al sia.' killed anotla.'r finite a-lare tiaat had found its way into her home. Wiuil a. Talc It Tells. If that mirror of yours shows a wretched, sallow complexion, a jaundiced look, moth patches aud blotches on the skin, it's liver trouble, bat Dr. King's New Life Fib's regulate th( liver, purify the 1 i.m d.;i.e i.ltar (skin, rosy cheeks, rich complexion. Only 25c at W. S. Did son's drug store. VrrON COUNTY 8 'SPAY S'"'l!"OLS. STATIST!! A!, lO'l'OKT KOK YKAK I'.NIHNU JINK I, l!Nl M. K. SUAKKKl:!!, I'KHMANKNT SK. KKTAIIV. ! " . .'i 1 1. t 3 i! S c . ':? t - i- 3 -f g . 3 Si-liniil Siiporintomlent "35 ia u,a s "' dd Hoik Hill fniou Ceo. Co'iicriT ... :s :i2l(0 Asmiciato I'l'i'sliytefiiin . . . Kev. S. H. Houston . 7 .31 ;iK :t() urrniKi.. W.'irfoiilsluu'e Pn'sbvtrrian . W. Jl. Kanck ... It 70 7t M 100 V. iirfoi'itsliai'ir M. I-'..". . . . Pr. A. J. Kemsbuiy . " 42 47 21 1(H) l!l:u-lM:ik Kiilro M. E. . . . Myrtle Mann ... ti .'is (U X, Oilur (Irovc I nion I. Frank lies ... 7 'J 40 27 Mays Onipel Mr. Martin .... HF.I.t'AST. Pleasant Grovo Amos I'lcssintror . . 8 on lis Kbonia-.or M. K CliaR. Hard .... fi II 20 12 nut sn cur.r.K. V 1 1 1 ; 1 s (,'evr Cbristiiin . . . Alln'i't I'li'ssincr . . ! .'10 I'.'.l 2" AWi'Vsv'lle M. K Ix'wis A. Duvall . . .r s !.'! its 1 00 I.Tiisal-m Christian . . . . I l'Vank Diehl . ... 11 :t .Ml ll'l Knsmuv.:;.' .V. K folin H. Smith . . . 1 10 to j .V.i i 2." I H'T.I.IN. I i Oui'r.HLi'.M. K A. .1. Fi akor ... 12 I'd .10 j 1 00 Harm Cabins Hri'sbvti'i'iun . A. 1'. Koran . . . 10 "i 00 :to ' ".0 norn! C:i';ns M. K." . . . . II. H. Hoftzlcr . . . 1.1 !:'. ."in ."o Vert Littleton M. K K. K. Fruiter ... 14 (!.". 7!t .'(.") I 1 00 I.ICK1NII OKKKK. I Green Hill I'l'fsbvtorian . . .T as. A. Stewart . . I t T.2 Wi .10 j I .Wnirv M. K Kltm-r Dishonjr . . . 10 70 w) 4.1 1 1 00 j Siloam M. K Georjre V. Decker . 10 al til 40 .V) SiiJednir Hill Christian . . . H. I'.. Si pea . ... 12 78 !) 4s ,"n M'eo.N.via.i.sni'ito. Lutheran George V. Iteisner . 17 ";! 170 100 1 00 Keformed J. A. Irwin .... 10 7a 80 100 Cove L'nited Presbvterian . . J. L. I'atterson . . 00 OH ;s:t 1(H) l'resbvterian . H. W. Peek . ... 0 00 00 47 1 00 Methddist A. I. X ace .... 10 120 l.'itl K, loo T A VI. OK. I Hustontown M. K t. IT. Lohr . . . . ; 14 70 !I0 401 1 00 Fairview M.K W. F. Laidiff ... 10 71 81 On j 1 (H.) Centre M. 1'. S. C. Oracev ... 14 72 HO 70 Dublin Mills M. K John Wi iht ... 4 40 41 20 j 1 00 Luidi t'nion Grant Hann .... 10 40 ao r0 TOO. Knobsville M. i: D. W. Kolsn ... 17 70 87 AO Naareih I nion Abraham Wajjner . & 2"i .'(0 12 100 liethleheni !'. 1' Henry Wolf . . . . 7 41 4H :i2 100 THOMPSON. Oakley M. F. ,T. TI. Covalt ... 10 7" s5 aO 100 Antieeh I'nion Austin Peek .... Hehoboth M. K W. U. Daniels . . . IMll.V. Christian S. Hottoniliekl . . . Lutheran C. Hit. H ;m 04 40 Methodist Mrs. Ida Kit. ... '.' 0"i .74 X 100 Gi'i'i-nHili t'nion Kiehard Foster . . WKU.S.' He:li( 1 t'nion William Alloway . . JO 4.7 ;Vi 4"i 100 I'nited Hr.'tiii-en L C. Foaer . .' . . ! ,'i0 ;i!t 2"i Wells Valicv M. V. Grunt Wallace . . . K ox 81 1 42 Wells Tannery M. F,. . . . A. F. Raker. . . . 1") 12" 140 j 100 Wells Tannery Presbyterian . S. P. W.shart . . . 10 7.) Id 7."i loo Tor -d . . . . 4oa !2.".10 2!i7." lliiHT 2400 In iionie le)ai'tment Green Hill Pre Pre-b'.aerU.u has 2". 5,000 'Visitors in a .Single Day. For tiie convenience of the thousands who spend vacation days at Atlantic City, The Phila delphia. North American has es tablished a free reacting room on the spacious Auditorium Pier at that popular resort. Here writ ing material is supplied free of charge, and amid luxurious sur roundings, fanned by balmy sea breezes, thousands of letters are written to the loved ones at home. Over lido letters have been writ ton and mailed from this reading room in a single day. Admission to the reading room is entirely free. In addition to hundreds of newspapers from all parts of the country on tile for visitors, there is a large bookcase tilled with the latest works of popular authors for the use of patrons free of ehargj. Copies of Tit !: Fulton County Ni-W.s will be found on file in this reading room, and a cordial invi tation is extended by The North American to all of our readers to make the Auditorium Pier head quarters during a visit to Atlan tic City. For convenience have your mail addressed: The North American's Free Heading Room, Auditorium Pier, Atlantic City, N. J. Your vacation will not be com plete, either, unless you visit The North American's Sanitarium for Poor Children and witness the magui'acent work being done there for the unfortunate waifs of the slums. To Save Her Child From frightful disfigurement Mrs. Nannie Galleger, of La C range, Ca., applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve to great sores on her head and face, and writes its quid; cure exceeded all her hopes. It works wonders in sores, ' bruises, skin eruptions, cuts, turns, scalds and piles. 2")C Cure guaranteed by W. S. Dick son, druggist. Arm HroliLii. Itst Friday afternoon Uussoll, eight-year old son of Mr. and Ms. William Ott, of Ayr town ship, while at play climbed onto an ash hopper. By some mishap he fell striking au open end bar rel, breaking both bones in his right forearm. Dr. Curtis was called and put the little fellow's arm in shape again and it Mill soon bo all right. Thk Fct.ton County Nfws$1 per year. byterian has 20, and Wells Tannery A Grand Lecture. PishopE. B. Kephart D.. ,D., I Jj. D., of Westerville, Ohio, will give his jiopuiar lecture "Obser vations in the Orient." In the Hustoutowu U. P. church Aug. 12 at b oclock, P. M. The Bishop has traveled very extensively in Ger many, Italy, Greece, Palestine. Asia Minor, and Egypt. The lec ture is delivered without a note or scrap of paper of any kind. Bishop Kephart is a very eloquent speaker and one of the ablest men in the U. B. church. Don't miss one of the best treats of a life time. This being the lirst time a Bishop of any chnrch has visited this community, let the people show their appreciation by turning out en masse, and give the Bishop a royal welcome. Admission, adults, 20 cents; children under 12 years la cents. Doors open at 7.30. P. M. Come early aud avoid the rush. V. II. Da f tie. Pastor. rlH I I' 1 l '1-l-H-l-yr "One Is Quick to Suspect Where One Has Suffered Harm Before." t Perhaps there are some busi- 1 ness men in this town who have 4 T tried advertising and found the T results unsatisfactory. It so, something was the I trouble. Contracting for soace I in a newspaper is not enough. 2 When secured the space must J . 1 T be used to advantage. A con- t vincing story should be told. A plant will not prow unless it is tenaea. An impression can not be made upon the purchas ing public except by careful, T persistent work. Many merchant en erit-vouslv In be lieving tlmt time sjitnt upon their di T is time wajteiL No tin.e cud be made X mure pruh ruble. We believe the advertising T columns of this paper can be ; ; used profitably by any one who jr seeks to reach the buyers of J mis community, we will gladly J. X aid any one who desires to try i it or who is trying- it and is not I T satisfied. I! Midsummer Reduction 8ale.ll 1, ; 1 : ( r l : ( ) ' ; M I ! ii ; 1 V I ! t n ; ! ) H ) 1 Hi M f ). EDWARJ) FORI Knobsville, Pa. To stimulate trade during the hot season and to clear my shelves for Fall slock, I sh: II for a short time offer you n iot of Sl'LENDID IJAKGAINS. Men's, Ltidies', Misses' an 1 Children's Shoes at 20 per cent discount. 1."3 shoos for $1.0."). $1.7.a shoes for $1.40. $1.50 " " $1.20. $2.fi0 " " $2.00. ' And so on. Come while they last. My stock of Shirts and Pants reduced 10 per cent., and other goods in proKrtion. ! ! I Fine Port,n!t Free with $20 premium card. I will not he undersold by .lew nor leiitilo when quality of goods is considered. I do not sell granulated sugar at f.V or (i cents a pound; or Arbuckle's or Lion collee at Ji cents, and then ohnnxe vou two ttriees on somethiter else. I ! ! 1 1 T I I ; 1 t )' ! I I ' : ; 1 : r 1 4 ! f I ti while they last, as I expect to close them out at cost. I have the agency for Fulton county of the Crescent Bicycle, built like a watch tho only wheel that stands the test, Send to mo for a catalogue. D. EDWARD FORE, Knobsville, Fo. ; 1 : L. NORRIS can quote you Buggy Har ness everything complete, from '5.t0 to s.'u.OO. Team and Farm Harness, 4.00 to 20. in"). Flynets (team) 1.25 to 4.00 a pair. Flynets (buggy) 1.45 to 3.90. Collars, 95 cents to 2.50. Whips, s(:c!nts to 1.50. Summer Lap Uobes 25 cents to 2.50. mi; kl I 1' A Rutll Line of everyt hinif used by a horse owner. Vc iiiitu'.n iioi ure all our --rooils. uml tfimmnti't! them to lie risrht, or money ix'fuimeil. 5 II. L. NOIUUS. J Three SpriiiKH, l'u, GUESSING CONTEST. FREE K'-K FREE Any pesrson lnivliiK work ut my sloro. Cooper liulliiiutf. will be eutiLled to u triHs oit the tiit ruber aS beuns eoutniued in the jar m my wuidfiw, The person t'liesMtitf the ne:iiftst will reeuivo free, iv Solid (itld Opal liin. Con tt it cloven October 1. All work Kuuniuteed. II. W. kll.LI AN. M. R. SHAFFNER! Attorney at Law, Office on Square, AcConnellsburjj, P;l All leul husinesK and collections entrusted will receive eureful iind prompt ntteiiLion. R. M. DOWNES, KiiiST Class Tonsorial Artist, McOONNIUXSIiUU.';, PA. A Clctin Cup iind Towel with enoh Shuve. -J-Aerythinir Antiseptic. HitzoiN Sterilized. Shop in roomialely occupied b IU1 Hnike. the HARR1SONVILLE INN, AT Harrisonville, Pa. On the Turnplko six miles west of MeCon-rit'li-tiuo.'. Ttus oldiuill popular Imlel stiunl haw bren eiiurely rt'iiullt. nfiwly fui-mshi'd ulid is uiiili-r iirw iijiiiiuti-iiii'iil. 1'irM I'hiss A ci'iimiii'Mliil inns. UeiU'tiltul itoliie lul- .Suninn-r Heiii-.trrs. , Uiitrs Krusoiiitb'.e Suiieiul Atturitlun to 'rrimsit'iit t.'iiHt.mi THOMAS S. MI.TZI.F.U. I I'ropneLor AlcConnellsburij & Ft. Loudon Passenger, Freight and Express Line. R. C. McQuade, Proprietor. ItUN 1)A1I.T UKTWKKII MeC'oNNKI.OIUriKi AMI Kent IajI'IjoN. I.eftvlnir Mi'Conn.'M'-iri.' ut I't'IV-o iilou. t'.M.. maUlui,' emjiiectioir v, llh uflen.oou train un s. k: u. K. Keiurnititr leave Fort I.omlon mi tjie arrival uf the eveliliiK traio on S. R H. U. I mil prepart'd to earry pitNj-i'nKt-r ur.it y. in-eHh to make euuueeliou wuli ull Iruirjs l J;'l. 1 .uudon. 'I ciiclicrs' JMiiiuii ttions. Bethel, Gordon's school house August Tlioinpson, Centrt;. August '.); Vells, No. 2, August 12; Brush Creek, Errimaviile, Hi; Union, Center, 14; Belfast, Need moro, ir.; Ayr, Webster Mills, 10. 'i'od, MeGoverns, 17; Buhlin, 1't. Littleton, 10; Taylor, Huston town, Hi i, aud Licking Creel:, llarrisouville, 121. Usual require ments and limit. Open H a. in. IIojxs hoards will meet at name time and place. Clkm Chkknut. Stop at Dickson's drug store and get u cool refreshing drink of soda water. ' Rev. aud Mrs. 1. N. Peiglitel, of Greencastlo have been sjiend ing Boveral days at the Fultou House. I oit H. L. NORRIS : 1 . A ; r ' i : ?! 1 1 ; 1 ( 1 1 , ; 1 1 ! t n 1 ) 1 1 1 ; 1 1 i ; 1 1 1 1 I' 1 1 1 ' t i i 1 i 1 am giving a r"WVrWfVTWfWrWVW HARNESS AND FARM GEARS. I have new on luir.il the liiriri'si,, bust ami i heinn'nt assortment of Hand Made Harness in IVnimylviiipa, r.tnl sell thfin ehcapi'i' tli:tn tin I'lji'iipt'st. llur licss irom SS to JSCS nlwiiys on bnnil. 1 tl'.M !'.M I ;t:i I, we 'make all our work ,V HAM) tuid jjuarunk'o it io be all riyht. t'ly Nets aiiil Suiiinier Dusters very chi-ap and at COST with IturiH'-.s. F'oriTi Gears of nil kinds alvay-i on hand rcadv for n.i'. We jive in: ' i a i . Inw i''iccs to. our I t 1.1 ON ( III I" V customer-. Whips, Collars, Humes, Urid'ei, and every tiling for tin' horse. Write or call for prices before vou buv. s. i;osti;i "i i;k, Mercerslnir, I'a. Cor. I lian.oed . 5 ! f VWifVVVvWANW'Vj'M' i LITTLE'S EXTENSION. LOTS FOR 3ALE. i I). K. Little lias pnreliused land lying lietv.een the Chamberi-.biiro and Mert'ersburjr pike ut the 5" forks east of town. He has had " ? it laid off iu lots with ulleys and y streets, and lias already dispos- ed of six. i There uro yet a number of very desirable ones thatwill bo sold on j Easy Payments. I I D. E. LITTLE, i J McConuellsbnrj;, I"u. ! i i VALUABLE MACHINERY AT - Private Sale. The UDtlersiguod desiring heavier machinery will oiler at private sale Lear Laiditf, Fulton County, Pa., tho fol lowing BARGAINS: 1 K. ENGINE, PEERLESS, portable, 18 11. P. -good as new. 1 SAW MILL, O. S. in good condition. j f 1 NEW SAW MILL. 1 RUBER T I ACT I ON EN CINE AND Til KESII.ER, 12 If. P. Thresher Now. 1 GOOD SECOND HAND 'JTIRESLlEi:. ! f ! I V Ir ' ! ( , v. I 4. j I j ! 1 CHOPPING MlLf-capac-. ity, 40 to iii) bu. jier hour. 1 liAEk" MILL w ith all Bov- el Gearing, good as now. 1 VICTOR CLOVER Bullet in good condition. 1 SHINGLE MILL, ctqiaci ty 40 M. per day -- good as now, vith Pulleys, Belt ing, Counter-shafting all complete. 1 NEW ACME WAGON. We v.'i.s'l t,'i set lie up our hooks and conduct our busi ness in a different way. Energetic young men cau 1 . : j ;t . ij i ? here find what they are look- ing for, and at reasonable h lir'.ces, for cash or on pay- merits, with notes mid au- iroved security, good only for 80 days. Address, JOHN F. JOHNSON, .Hancock, Md. ' WWAW 'UAAVW , 1 1- 1 rouss racket tore ; I-" Has Made Another (Jrcat Hit.' r; 1- t i..' Wohuyonow iii stock another lot of American plate ; ' arch -lop mirrors, that wilHcause you to wonder who stole , ,-' them. Note the price: KxlO whito enamel frame, 14c; 7x9 !! arch top, 20c; HxlO, 25c; 9x12. 30c; 10x14, 33c; 10x17, SJec.;. 12x18, 3c; 12x20, 40c. If you are in needofanyofthe.se, t do not wait. Remember they are not the cheap goods usu- .j nlly sold: they are clean goods. Tablo oil cloth, 12Jc yard, first (inality. Iarge palm leaf faus, lc each,and we have oth- c,i 1 at C- 1 Z - ers as high as 13c. Summer lap spreads with knotted fringe, ? full size, ioc. Motr. balls 50 iu box 8c. Paris Green, 7c box 1'- ir 2."k; jiouud. Wiudow screens, 11c. 12 iu. wido sweat ads t.'o 1 (not the narrow oucs), 32c. Drowns, 13, 18 and 20c sec them. Umbrellas, 4"), d"), and 7")C with double frames. Teachers' '- Bibles, ;!.") to 9Mc, aud family Bibles, 1.75. Suspenders, 5 h".3 .1 to 88c. Men's working shirts, 19 to 4oc. Boy's working jrj cr; shirts, 23 to 29c. A s nice a line of dress shirts for 48c as you t.Zj see any place else at 7"). If you are in need of any overalls 7 or pants don't fail to see what we have. Men's overalls, 8H w v j to 70c; )ants, (10 to 1.80. Boys' overalls, 18 to 3"ic. Screen i,f5 . .-i wire, 2s in., 9c; 80 in., 10c; 32 in., 11c; 34 in., 12c yard. Axle l c grease -tin boxes fie. Glass tumblers, 20c dozen. Tiamp t-J e i globes, 4 and 5c; lantern globes, 5c. Writiug puper iu boxes, C i ' 2 5 t 18c ti box. Envelopes that you pay 10c package for 4c; Jt. iilso at. "c, Dacknirn for 25 envolones. Alarm clocks. 58 and f 1 '1 75c. Jar gums, 4c, dozen. Sealing wax strings, 4c dozen; ..sealing wax, 2c for i pouud bars. Glass jars at tho low t "liost prices. Machine oil, 3c bottle. Kusset shoe )olish, 8c. tli U'smciotii, large size, vvntp cans, Inc. 1 Iorse slioe nails, 1 lc lb. llorsO rasps, 18,20 and t i'-'S 2"io. vShoeing hammers solid steel 20c. Pincers, 25 atd c'-o fC TiOe, Hatchets, 30, 35, and 43c. Knives aud forks, 30 cents. Z Jj3 Wo have a nice line of school aud pen tablets 3 to 7 cents. Jfl Thanking you kindiy for tho increase in our business, we are, Si A Respectfully, t- "I HULL & BENDER, Managers. a -Vv.Tor-'-v r-y"i-e-r- nenrvrrr7rv'rYi"rP,-r'eceC'cr''''rf'' I WIENER'S, f Hancock, M.d., Headquarters : ior Spring and Summer iv Millinery, Dry (Icods and Notions. You run no risk buying of us. Satisfaction I Assured. J Goods the Best. Prices the Lowest We trade for Eggs and Poultry. mm mi mm m m mm'mmmmmmmm'mmi The A Comfort I 4- NEW Summer Hat's I have just received a lot of new Summer Mats in alll the latest fashions. Ajl styles of Trimming and " notions. - , Hats, Ribbons, Laces, Feathers, . Flowers, Silks, " Chiffons and Veilings. Also a lot of ready trim med hats. If you want to et a bar gain,' come to our store. Mrs. A. F. Little, T r. " socneis, no. i gai. glass on j C -1 o, : (- f c.v o (X (,, '.) '!' i '".: mmi mmimm'mm Ut SHIRTWAISTS FOR MEN 1 1 . hi n t KM m $ 'X4 iXi i ; x m MJ III rit Wi Latest in Neckwear, Belts, Etc., Etc. i Now is the time to get a Nobby Suit Tailored the best at a low price, to keep our workmou em ployed through dull season. A. U. NACE & SONS, Merchant Tailors and Gents' Furnishers. t n i 4 P " m ul tr si tn u m tm av to. rir..l i Just Finished Our Annual Stock Taking, aud as usual we find a good inany things that ougl.it to have been sold before this. Wo shall mark down prices on many articles during July and August and the people' who will go, to the trouble to come here, will be able to save .money "A dollar sav ed is a dollar made. " Baby Coaches and Co Carts are now cut in prices. The red ink pen goes on price cards of many other things from day to day. H Slerer & Co FUJ i N 1 TUP JO MA KI01 iS, New store on Cueou f it., Cha'uiLersburg. rww i ii lw
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