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Road IlostoUcr's ad this week.
IJrick for sale at Morton's yard.
Coffee. 10, 12,: aud 14 cents at
Kohison's.
The Kouss Racket Storo has a
new ad this week that it will pay
you to read.
Lewis Ockerman, Goshen, Ind.:
. "DeWitt's Little Early Risers
never beud me double like other
pills, but do their work thorough
ly and make me feel like a boy."
Certain , thorough , gentle. Trou t 's
drug store.
Ex-Cora missioner John Gtunk
u rd of Wells speut a day or two
iu town last week.
Do you suffer from piles? If
so do not turn to surgery for re
lief. DeWitt's Witch Ilazel Salve
will act more quickly, surely and
safely, saving you tho expense
aud danger of an operation.
Trout's drug store.
On account of the illness of
Mrs. Markley, II. K. Markley did
not iustall the officers of McCou
nellsburg and Fort Littleton
Lodges last week; but sent Geo.
W. Fisher as deputy.
W. T. Wesson,Gholsonville,Va.,
druggist, writes: "Your One
Minute- Cough Cure gives perfect
satisfaction. My customers say
it is the best remedy for coughs,
colds, throat and lung troubles."
Trout's drug store.
Cards are out announcing tho
marriage of Miss Estella White
Doyd to Harry B. Angle of Welsh
Run, the ceremony to take place
at St. Stephen 'sRef or mod church,
Upton. Pa.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure is not a
mere stimulant to tired nature.
It affords the stomach complete
and absolute rest by digesting
the food you eat. You don't have
to diet but can enjoy all the rood
food you want. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure instantly relieves that dis
tressed feeling after eating, giv
ing you new life and vigor.
Trout's drug store.
What's Y;ur Face Worth.'
Sometimes a fortuuo,but never
if you have a sallow complexion, a
jaundiced look, moth patches and
blotches on the skin- all signs of
Liver Trouble. But Dr. King's
New Life Pills give Clear Skin,
Rosy Cheeks, Rich Complexion.
Only 25 cents at W. S. Dickson's
Drug Storo.
L. C. Mann, Everett's apple
man, in one day last week shipped
V)30 bushels of apples. Mr. Mann
is pushing things iu this line and
in superintending tlio buyiug of.
apples iimsolf. Everett Press.
Stepped Into Live Coals.
"When a child I burned my
foot frightfully," writes W. II.
Eads, of Jouesville, Va., "which
caused horrible leg sores for 30
years, but Bucldou's Arnica Salve
wholly cured me after everything
else failed." Iufallible for Burns,
Scalds, Cuts, Sores, Bruises aud
Piles. Sold by W.S.Dickson. 25c
6 A. T. Irwin & Co.,
Miss Annie May Everts of
Need more was in town Monday.
S20 Kewurd.
There strayed, or was driven away,
from my .voudj; cattle on Cove mourn -o
in sometime between July 1, and July
15, a small Jersey cow, dark on nook
und back, short horns dark at points
and turn in of points, small white spot
on rijrht shoulder, and one on ri'ht
Hank, and would have been fresh about
tho middle of July. A reward of 2()
vill le driven for the return of the cow .
or for information leading to lior re
covery. David A. Nkt.son,
McConncl'sluirir, Va.
TRKSIMSS SOTTCl:.
Notioe is lirreliy k'iven by tin umli "-i -r.. ...
r '-Mi-lit nf A yr tm rr-liip, tt :i . p.-r . i.r
lif-pa-i on liny of llic rouinN 11 -i.i.- ,o
t inn. iiimt ii. kr. iKhtiiL't c . as tliey.M i:i..--i
oult uuvone so otl.Midit.lT.
N. W. ITOHMAX.
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.1. K. JOHNSTON'.
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M. KKNIJA ' .
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, have m,w on ham, t.,e .ares,,, FASHIONABLE MILLINERS AND DRESSMAKERS.
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Hand Made Harness 5
lii I'omiNylvania, and soil them
cheaper than the cheapest, liar-
ness from $8 to .$ '2ft always on
hand. KF..V1 F.M BKU, wo make
all our work BY HAND and
guarantee it to be all rifht.
Fly Nets and Summer Dusters
very cheap and at COST with
Harness.
Farm Gears 5
of ail kinds always on hand ?
ready for use. Wo g'we
SI'I.CIAI. .
low prices to our
I I I.TIIX KII NTV J
customers. Whips, Collars, ; j ,
names, liriuies, anil every tiling
for the horse. J
Write or call for prices before
you buy.
W. S. IinSTnTTEK,
M"reorsburjj, I'a. '
S. K. Cor. Diamond.
D. E. LITTLE'S f
-Bakery- $
McConncllsburg, Pa.
Bakes Every Day. '
Delivers Tuesdays, Thurs- k
days and baturuays.
.
Cakes
k and
Pretzel!
on hand all the lime.
Administrator's Notice.
I'. i:ite of A. .1. IMtm.in. ilcocitstvl.
' .t u . 'i v ni :t 1 !tni t rn : ion. with ill : achrtl,
' ! .t st;iii'ui A. .1 . 'i: 1 man. lut of Tlinm; -a
-islrp. lic.'.vi h i nii' I'ci'ii rnmifd
' 1 in lt'L.-i-.t rr of W :1 i for l-'ti'tnn cm nit y Xo
r mil'scribrr. vtios. pusi uilii iu!lrtv, lv
':ilt. K'Mttiti t'Oiintv. I'i'uria.. all pt'r-inis
v . are imirhU'it ti tin: -.il.! oMuie will iJifiie
1 )i; vmnrnt anil tl.ot having I'laiins
) .-t'tit thi'in u
WIMJAM SH',i;i
0!l. 10. 1001. Attniinis'.MLior.
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it!roV tVfti tl,;it li tri r O :t 1 : 11 i : . ,
I ie tstatt of .loniUlw.iji.Hiiyilrr. lu'ct
'II ' (iWll.b!J, FullOii CiMMliV, P' , itt't
li Pi(o'i- liHvhn.- hiliii' a hit. si 1 it- 'at
' ill i-rtont tht-m j-roperly auta an- i Um! lor
1 1 fin nt. mul tboHu ow liid the n.aii-. : ill I'lean
til and neitle.
JKSSK B. SXVIKK,
Oct. 3, 6t. A.lminUtraior.
House and a1 lor Sale.
A M-HHtrn fraiutMlw o:if!.t- ii L'no l sii.'ole, i;tr-
'f h'll-t coal h ills , i.'t; c. ton t;n.i-.I
v ( s. ami lot coi'iii'n!!' rifrly 1111 n -;c of
: 'H.-.d. s.tn: ted it r. Dim-Iik Mii;-.l'rlinn C'"iri' y.
This i ; (orntily lii" f'Si li. ucc uf Dr.
M'-rt.lmi't.t. 1 ml is 11 vi'ry i inihli jn-oucrty.
Tills proi-'ertv eanbe ho'.urht rh'tii T('!Tii-i-iv.
C. C. Kl'JiLI nt;.
Dublin Mills, i'a.
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from tliu efl'c;'t of
low price's und
good vuluos.
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No Violation of the
Game Law
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Wo aro now ready to show you a full liuo of Fall and Winter
Millinery. You will iind we havo maJo extraordi
tf) uary eiTorts to outdo
I Everybody Else,
O and you'll lind wo have striven successfully to out class ev
Kj ery competitor. We make beyond all question
O the most uuique, the most superbly
Trimmed Hats
V ever shown in Fulton county. We claim for our hats tho
V greatest superiority of perfection aud quality
O coupled with tho
o Lowest Prices
for c(iual grades. We have all the newest novelties used iu
trimming. In fact we have everything that is to be
7 found in a first class Millinery Store. Kemem-
X bcr every hat purchased from us
S? trimmed free.
Thanking our patrons for past favors wo cordially invite all
to come examine goods, get prices and you will bo
sure to say you never saw such bargains.
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"ALL SHUL 3ALL. j Will Soon 11c Here!
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Vi nt.'Vcr pal ihrnuh j)raisln our
Slides. Too much can't bo said.
Wo pluoi'd our order for
shoes early this season.
We bought more than we
t'lid )ht Keasou, as our
shoe trade lias been stead
ily increasing. We ex
pected to sell more shes
and we huve been realizing
more than o.ir most sanguine expecta
tions. Already we have been obliged
to i cplenish our stock.
li.iston's shoes l.ave become a syn
onym for good honest shoes shoes
tha' :ire sensibly built and that will
wear.
Children's Kangaroo and oil
Oraii Snt.es, SO, ill), and 1.0(.
Mis' s" Kangaroo Culf Shoes, fl.(K)
to ifl.ii jiair.
Women's Kangaroo Lace Shoes in
tin? modish and common sense lasts
for good solid service, $I..'K) and $1.40
pair.
Women's Shoes Beaver cloth lined
clear to 'he toes warm and comfort
able, .j l..l pair.
All kin. Is of Infant's, Children's,
and Women's Dress Shoes at our un
derselling prices.
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Millinery Store,
diagonally opposite Cooper House.
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Wo sell IlandkiM'chiufs. Ladies'
J and Misses' Dress Huts, 'Street
liats, C'hil'iiea'.s Ileiulwear, Veil-
iu,, llibbors. rtiiks, Satins, Velvets,
Feathers of u'l Jiinds, Orcaments,
4. Leggins, (.'innh, Kte. Prices to
suit every iioJy, Iso trouble to
show goods. C01110 and examine
T our prices and goods before buyiug
t elsewhere.
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MRS. E. M. GRESS
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The boy ni.iy live to be 80, but
the poor hois foi v.nnt of a bl.nn
'et in the stable has to die at 20.
How about your Blankets and 4
c Holies? Wo havo the largest and 1
J. best assortment in the country,
l.i.rl .if iiiiuiu t. unit. vmvVwfl v
Sq:ihio bidckets, 00c to "i.OO.
Stabie Blankets, s?l.L'3 to 4.00.
Robes. 1.80 toG.iiO.
Buggy Harness, ".00to if 50.
Front Gears, 1.00 to !?('..50.
Double Vankei) Harni'ss with
I'rcicl.ing f very thing complete
2-1.00 to . '1.1.00 Team and Buggy
Whips all prices, dollars, !).1c
to S.ill). Sole Leather, 110c lb.
Shoe tacks, 4c box.
V c ItiH'P ufull Hue of everythlus? used
bv it inifse owuiir. All vil'k Kiiurtin
lec.l 1 i'iii. or nioiiitv refunded.
STORE.
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Wo wish to emphasize the word VALUES, and explain its true meaning as it is employed in this
store. The principle upon which our business has been so rapidly growing, and winning and holding the
confidence and good will of our patronage, is the plan of giving the greatest and best qualities for the
lowest prices.
SHOES.
DRY GOODS.
We have our Dry Goods
department just packed with
limn ti vttii.ii luioi. inw ll
infants underwear, also heavy ff36
warm tlttceed storm llannels a
and outings, heavy 'dress f
goods. Silks and Henriettas. 1
Kxl YA heilvir ( 'Ii i hi ren'd
Misses' hoods, 25c. Ladies'
wool mittens ti and 12c. Ladies corsets 25c. Fancy
silks (tafeta and fancies) 5()c. Lace curtains, ! feet
long, 4SC. Ladies' heavy, all wool skirts, sue. Horse
blankets, large heavy ones. (!0c. Outings in dark
colors, 7c. Men's all wool hose, lf c. A splendid
watch, a correct time keeper, H((c.
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Our shoe deartment has
grown to he almost twice the
size it was two years ago. We
carry Men's, Ladies' and Chil
dren's shoes in fine Velour and
box calf; also, strong and neat
every day kangaroo cult shoes
for ladies, hoys, and girls the
kind that wea;1 and keep the
feet warm and dry; also, young
and old ladies' j'clt lined shoes.
Liunbermans sucks, felt boots,
and mcn'sund Indies' gum boots.
We carry one of the largest
lines of foot wear in the coun
ty, and at prices that challenge
competition.
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fj Men's eorhirny
:jo.
Ladies' hats from tioc up.
l ie. Ingrain :nriets at 2.1
and Childrcns cai.es from
SSI. 0o.
Apple iieareis 'inc.
dow shinies on rollers conmlcto !)e.
11c.
Clothing at. still less
prices t him liefore. Men's
suits from i2.4') up. We
carry a nice line of Men's
satin lined suits overcoats
ranging in price at !1.7.'-.
s:: in; sit :, n, I - i ii i
'e i-iirry overcoats for
loys. yoiiins and men.
nits :10e.
Tiants
(lined) -l.Td. Men's wool
punts s; ..pi. Men's hen, y
work j ants 7ic. Men's
l.ice t'r nt tianhel hhiils
'He. W-j iil..;o carry luaek-int.i--lii.-r
, gum coal's, hunt
ing coats !'.ii(l o i r-all fnnu
to t ) 1.1 J ei cent, less than
you can ;-ct thcin else
wliere. Mi n's iloys' cans
Ji'c each, i i.iy'.-i shins is)
tfi 1.1 yeai's of n;e I.le.
Men's ni.'o dress huts 2.1c.
A splendid hemp can:et
.1.) and hoi. Iaiiics
jackets
IIP' If
Men's Shoes.
Men's lb. avy (.'ontrress,
r.ace and Buckle Shoes,
41.00, i.2), n. :):,, i,40
er iair.
Men's Hress Shoes,
!.2.1, 41.. M), $1.7.1, $-.(H
i V-'.-" ffnd S2.0.1. Kvery
puir a brgain at the price.
Men's White Felts,
with Candee Overs, $2.25. Brown
Felts, $2. 00. Wo have the best Rub
ber Hoot on the market at $3.25. Snair
Proof Uolled Sola and Friction lined. !
Cheaper ones at S2.75. Men's und
Women's overshoes, 35 to 75c pair.
Wear Good
Underwear.
11. L. NORMS.
Throe Springs, Pn.
JirtiPClWJCARA
This depui'tnient
now at lis best.
is
Children's, Misses', and Women's
Undei'vests, 25e each.
Children's, Misses', and Women's
Drawers,, 2.1e each.
Men's Heavy Fleece-Lined Under
shirts, 50c each.
Men's Heavy Fleece-Lined Drawers,
50e each.
Men's Heavy lied Flunnel Shirts
and Drawers, 1.00 each.
Try one of our Union Suits. There
is nothing like them for comfort and
convenience. No drawers to rip, no
shirt to roll up in the back.
Union Suits for children and young
tfirls, 40c.
Women's Oneita Union Suits only
50 cents.
j Harry E. Huston
j Clear Ridge. Pa.
if S. P. HETZLER
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I Still Ahead.
I have just arrived from the
eastern cities wi' ii t!.i largest line
of Fall and Winter Millinery
ever brought to this town. There
never was such a stock and such
low prices of Fall and Winter
Millinery handled at this place
before. We ha ve on exhibition
a full lino of STYLISH IJON
NKTS and MOURNING MILLI
NEHV in silk and crape. Sail
ors from 25c to $2.50. Trimmed
hats from 75o up. No trouble
to show goods. Come and see
and be convinced that I have
ribbons and laces to set off the
faces of all the ladies in this
county. Our Milliner is from the
Largest House
in the United States, and has
had long experience with the
most ' artistic and fashionable
work.
Mrs. A. F. Little,
Hie 1'BNhtunublu .Milliner.
DllALKK
In . . .
;.lc up. Ladies'
iine snaps 2c. rclt win-
eto !)i.-.
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uanio traps wiui chani
lloa-iled colfce
complete ldc.
All kinds of grain und produce taken in exchange for goods. I have given you a few ju ices ahove,
lint can't give more on account of space; if you will carefully analyze the price, and come and examine
the goods, you will find I am from 1 to 15 per cent, cheaper than elsewhere. So positive am I as to the
lowness of price of my whole stock that I will take uny thing hack that you may not feel entirely satisfied
with. Thanking you very much for the past valued patronage you have shared with me, 1 am as ever,
anxious to please.
FORT LITTLETON, I'A.
F. C, BARE,
Fianos
Organs
Guggles
Carriages
Good marketable stock
taken in exchange.
14',' When in need of any-
thing in our lino writo
for particulars to ....
S. P. METZLER.
Burnt Cabins, Pa.
r."XK('(JTOK'S NOTICK. Kstutv i.f M:irl
-- liiirlou, lutu of llruli Creek luwunhip, ilo-
Iih; teMliinieiitury on the uliove entute
I llUVII.K tjBon Kr.UlUil to thu llullumlKDIKl, nil
j 1m-uiih liidHliifd to the Kuid uNtiitH ure r
, qiicshtd to muke itayifit-ni. nnd Uiom; luivlnv
; cUiIiiih tu pretieiu the iiume wlihout tli-iuv to
A1ASON IIAIt'lti.V.
I SBlrt. )t, Aktmvillo,
Just Finished 1
Our Annual Stock
Taking, . ;
and as usual wo rind a good
many things that ought to
have been sold before this.
We kIiiUI mark down prices
on many articles during July
aud August and tho people
who will go to the trouble to
como here, will bo able to
save money "A dollar sav
ed is a dollar made."
Baby Coaches and Go
Carts
are now c ut in prices.
Tho red ink pen goes on
price cards of many other
things from day to day,
H Slerer & Co
FUKN1TUKK MAKEIiS,
New store on Queen Ht.,
Charnbersburg.
ROUSS RACKET STORE g
o i Last week we called your attention to Duck Coats, Cord I'ants,
Guns and Ammunition. From the way they went out,. you must have CJ
65 noticed It. We have this week received another lot of the samo poods, to
P' Last year we sold 10 do., of this cord at $1.80, and by the way we W
sold them last week, wo will sell more this year. Don't delay. We v-?
still have some guns left; also, a nice lino of ammunition at right
nrlcps. Ilon't fn.il to see our Window Shades. We havo the felt S-'X
shades on rollers at 8c each. We have the greatest thintr yet in Oil t. j
1 Window Shades, Decorated and Fringed, at i'lc each. Stove pipe, 5
pi
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toshes, 91.15 to 82.40. The best Diet. Tubular Lantern, 45n. Dash-
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Vl board, same make, i8c.
Underwear !
Children's long sleeve vest, 10 and life. Children's union suits, 20 and
J, 23c. Misses' union suits, 2.'ie. Hoys' heavy fleece lined shirts and v
r J drawers, 2.'lc each, or 4"c suit. Ladies' long sleeve vest, 13 and 18e; ? '
i heavier, at 23 and 30c. Drawers to match these garments aro extra '?
heavy. Men's under shirts and drawers, 23c each, or -Tie per suit.
f 5 Heavy fleece lined under shirts and drawers the kind wo sold last Z'.i
I joar, and sold 30 do., last week at 42c each; others at 48, und 90c jj
for all wool. Tho greatest thuuf on the market in men s top shirts
at 2" and 4."c. Wo have a few pairs of full 104 grav Hod Blankets
' i.,n ..i .in.. ,.ii....o i ia,. , ... iiM.. r. l !., ,Sr.,i i s",,,n,i vi -i i ..... .1.
Don't fail to sec our over-shoes
They are cheaper than ever.
a:id felt boots this fall.
H Cross Cut Saws and Axes
(;.) We arc handling tho same cross cut saw as last year. We sold
1 75 last year and did not have a single complaint. 5 ft., $1.10; 5 ft.,
i" 1 $1.25 with handles. Two kinds of handles, 15c pair. Wo have axes
J.-'l at 58, 05, and SOe. Single bit axes, 5V. Lace Curtains and Scrim.
38 in. scrim for curtains, 4c yd. Lace Curtains 32 in. x 2! yds. long,
6- ) 3l)c pair. 3 yds. x3li in., 3c pair. .'! yd:-, x 45 in., 85c pair. 3j yds.
$ x 50 in, $1.00. Watch this space for bargains. ;
p ROUSS RACKET STORE i
HULL & BENDl.R, Managers.
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Ito please you.
Come and see.
T. J. WIENER,
Hancock, - - Maryland,
Finest openin; of
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A. U. Nace & Sons,
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Suitings
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and let us nake your
Fall and Winter Suit.
The style and tit guaranteed.
Mice line of Hals ju,st in.
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