Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Dcshong . Owing to thcj inclement weath of Pleasant lviclj.'e wore in towu I or on April (ith tho communion i last Thursday. ' I services in St. Paul's Reformed 1 Uriek for sale at Morton's yard. Preaching service at Rohoboth M. E. church Suuday afternoon May 1 1, at 3 o'clock. Save tho frouts from "Uecker man's Raking Soda" and secure valuable presents. II. P. Palmer of Ucthel town ship a prominent candidate for the nomination of county com mis ion or on the Republican tickot was in town last Saturday. "Hocknrrnan's Raking Soda" is ,"c a pack aud even the package is valuable, save them. Miss Sadie Michaels and her sister Miss Alice Michaels of Ev erett, aud Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Snyder of Waynesboro, were hero to attend the funeral of Mr. and Mrs. Goo. W. Hays's little son Hoyt last week. If you have any papering to be done this spring.it will be to your interest to consult Thompson j and S teach. The Sunday school at McKeu dree has boon reorganized with John D. Smith, superintendent; M. E. IJarton, assistant; (.. W. liixsou, secretary ; Mrs. Chas. D. Iiixson, treasurer, and Miss Jeu nie Lodge, organist, "Hecker man's Baking Soda" is absolutely pure. Save the fronts bearing his signature and secure valuable presents. Notice A. U. Nace & sons' new advertisemeutrnent this week. Read Reisners' uew advertise ment. Beautiful, hardy, entrancingly fragrant once planted, lasts a lifetime "The Cinnamon Vine," new from China. Roots only five cents. For sale by D. Malloy. Geo. W. Sipes aud Oliver Sipes in town Mouday. A list of Handsome presents for the return of frouts from "Heckermau's Raking Soda" is now l.eiug prepared. Save the fronts bearing his signature. Emory Booth and brother Gil bert, of Todd township, are at tending Pennsylvania Business College at Lancaster Pennsylva nia. Foit Sam-: .Corn for sale. Will trade for good young cow fresh. Jersey preferred. D. Edward Fori-:. Knobsville, Pa. J no. B. Booth, wife, aud daugh ter returned to Everett Tuesday after spending a few days with friends here. Mr. Booth and fam ily are going to move to Orbiso nia in a' few days. M rs. Harry Wible and son Mer ril, of Maddensville.who had been visiting Mrs. Wible 's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Zack Vallance, returned home a few days ago. Mrs. Val lance and daughter Nora accom panied them home. Mr. William II. IIcss of Thomp son township had the misfortune a few days ago to have his foot badly hurt with a rusty nail which caused him much pain. Dr. Swartzvvelder was called and is taking good care of the injured mem ber. Jacob Naugie, who spent last summer in Licking Creek town ship has recently returned from Bedford county and will board this summer with George W. Sipos:and his step-daughter, Miss Sarah Hinish, will board with Sa rah Ivclner. Mr. Dennis Morgret of lower Thompson, is having his large brick dwelling treated to a coat of paint. Mr. Morgret has one of the nicest farm properties in tho County, and he knows how to take care of it. P. 1'. Shivos uud S. C. Peck are applying the paint. A good one is told on ouoof our doctors. A few days ago he was called to' tho bedside of a patient. Ho pulled out his watch, felt the man's pulse, aud began to count "seven, eight, nine, ten, queen, king " The patient immediate ly burst out laughing and got well. John II. Decker and P. O. Crist, two of Bethel townships firstrate citizens spent a. few hours in Mc Coiinollsburg last Saturday. Mr. Crist Luiu sold Lin farm, the "old i' lleudershot place" and has pur-1 chased tho farm of the late, John II. Fisher. Mr. Crist will take possession the tirstof next April. Mr. Decker says that his sou lioy has rented a farm in Ohio, and gone to farming on his own account, church were postponed, and will now bo held next Sunday May 4th at 10:30 A. M. C. M. Smith, Pastor. Miss Mary E. Daniels of this place, is visiting her mother near Harrisouville. Owing to contin ued ill health, Miss Daniels is go ing to close out her stock of milli nery at cost and quit tho busi ness. Help Wanted. A good girl for general house work; good wages, aud transpor tation furnished to Lancaster Pa. Reference required. The posi tion would be in the country, along the trolley line. There will bo uo cows to milk, or baking to do. None, but a good all around girl for house work need apply. For further information inquire of L. C. Reisner, 11 V. Chestnut St. Lancaster Pa. Sale Kcnistcr. Wednesday, May 21. Isaac V'arnes intending to quit house keeping, will sell at his residence 3 miles north of Needmore, horse, cows, buggy, farming imple ments, household goods &c. Sale begins at 10 c'clock. Credit 6 months. Ycakle Summers. At Funk's Hotel, McConnells burg, Pa., on Wednesday, April 23, 11)02, by the Rev. A. D. Mc Closkey, Samuel Yeakle, of Han cock, and Arbelia Summers, of McConnellsburg. Notice. Notice ts hrroby jriven tlint my hod. Milton Hill, u mluor. lys left home without euue or uent. nut! 1 warn all ptrouH urunst hurhor I IK him. or hltlnir him. or permit titiK him to Rtuy about their premises. Auy one mo oileniliiiK will be held for his ucrs. MesE) Hii.i., IJelfust township. MERCANTILE APPRAISER'S TAX LIST. MrConnelNburtf. April X iih. Tilt following is u list of rrt;itl mul wholesale vrnders jr ilt'iilrrs in ifnotK wiires. tnerirlmu (lis(. (omru)(titis or effects of whatsoever kind or nature, suhjeet to a mercantile license i:tx in Kultou county, I Vmisvlvaulu. returned to the proper authorities therein, by the under i.md Mercantile Appiui-.fr iu uud for the county of Kuitoii n foresaid, ami published ty tht direction of tlic com iiiissionei-s of said county: Niitiicsof Retailers. ( Massiticationof business. AVUTOWNSHll. .1. C Seiders, merchandise. J. L. & K. S. i'nUersou. merchandise. Mrs. Jefferson I'eck. merchandise. Peter Kirk, merchandise. UKLKAST TOWNSHIP. Joseph V. Ijtike, merchandise. Mllott lirolhers, merenuudise. ' i. J. MelloU, merchandise. Joseph li. Melloll, merchauUlhO. Mrs, M. Akers. merchandise. W. K. Hart, mcrciiautlise. A . Ituuyuu, mcrchanthse. JIKTHKL TOWNSHIP. Curuell & Hon. merchandise. ieowe K ii. Hill, merchandise. W. K lioldeu. merchandise. William Palmer. merrluiMlist. Win. P. (ioidou. merchandise. Mrs. M. K. Mituu, merchandise. liliUSll L'KKKK TOWNSHIP. Charles Lynch, merchandise. Charles . Truax, inerchaudise, S. W. Hart, jeweler. .John Plessiuer. merchandise. James s. A ken. merchandise. J. K. Jackson, merchundist-. (ieorife Schenck, groceries. uniux TOWNSHIP. Id. C. Kelly, merchiiudise. Charles Meiehee. merchandise. Johu K. Speck, cigars. S. I lluukicy. merchandise. Kruuk C. Hare, merchandise, Kush M. Kiiue, mcrchauuise. Hurry Haunl, cigars. N. H. Henry, merchandise. O. M. Koddy, tfrouertes. A- C. MeOowun, merchandise. LICKING CKKKK TOWNSHIP. S. K. Pitt man. merchandise. C. M. Dixon, merchandise. W. K. Speer. merchandise. Scott brunt, merchandise. Charles li. Davis, merchandise, McCONNKLLSHI'KO lMJltOI'GH. John I'atterson. merchandise. C. b. Stevens, merchaut tailor, tieo. W. Ketsnerdt Co.. nierchaiidise. Hull A Hemier, merchaulise. StoutcuKle brothers, groceries. W. 11. Nesbit, h-irdware. Thomas A. Hammil. groceries. A. V. Nuee. mcicliant tailor. H. C. Smith & Co.. merchandise. John W. Kuuk. eivrai-s. Johu A. Irwin, tfroceries. John W. tireathead. merchandise. Ceoive Kexroth. citrars. C C. bender, groceries. J. K. Johnston, merchandise. W. s. Iiickson. firings. Mrs. M. II. Trout, drutrs. Albert Stouer. stoves and tinware. David Malloy. groceries. S.A. Nrstnt. hardware. Mrs. A. K. Little, milimer. Miss a. J. Irwin Jt ( 'o.. milliners. s. M. Kohiiison, iroceries. T. J. Comerer, farmiiu implements. W. S. CieveuKer & Co.. furniture, 'ieo. W. sjuiiih. groceries. Wm. Stouer, furniture, W. M Kennedy, harness. I Mrs. K M. tirusH, millinery. j Imniel (irissinKer. ' M. M. Plttmuu. mauhinery. I ( ieo. W. Cooper, jnol table. ! Ceo. W. Cooper, merchandise, Miss Mary Daniels, milliner. TOD TOWNSHIP. John A. Hammil, merchandise, ' 1). i'Xlwurtl Kore. merchandise. J. C. tore, merchandise, I Mrs. H, muk Wible, merchandise. TAYLOK TOWNSHIP. A. J. Lamberson merchundist. W, K. Kvans, UuifieN. N. b K'irk, iiierciirudise. Jacob .Miller, inerchaudise' H. (ireym'y. merchandise. Clem Chesnut, f uruil tirt. Micliael Laidii. merchandise. S. t.;. iii aeey. merchandise. j Locke & Wright, merchandise. i W. L. HerUstresser. merchandise. j H. li. Huston, merchandise. i Samuel liedford. mcrchaiilise. I A. N. Wilier, merchandise. j THOMPSON TOWNSHIP. j Amos Sharp, merchandise. (e mi is Kveris. meruhaiulise. J. II. Covall, merchantiKe. i J. C. 1muk1us, merchandi-e. L'NIONTOWNSHIP. . I S. hlward McKee, meruhuudise. Scriever brothers, menmaudise. S. it. Iushlev. uierciiandise. W. P, Iushlcy, merchandise. WKLLS TOWNSIP Itaiimifiiiflner & Co., merchandise. Harry Spainler. nittrehaudise. H. M. Kit wards, merchandise. M. W. Houek. mcrehandise. ) N. O. ( uniunham, merchandise. H. ii. Jirideiuotinti. mrehuiutu. Krank Sprowl, merchuudisv. H. Mc(,'ir;n. mUiitmrv. I K W. MuOutin, inerohandlw. And tiolloe In hereby fiven tu all taxable nereui inui an appeal, Ui uccoruauee with the Mercantile Appraiser' A of of rVwembly will be held hy the Tieasuntror thilton oounty. uctinif Iu uonjuucilon with uuid Appraiser, at the o Mi ce of the CuuutyTiettfturer. In the Court House Me 'onnellsburtf. I'eniiMvi vaiua, ou Sulurday, May the :ilst, in, bt-twern the houiHof luo -olock. ik. m., and -I o'clock, p. m., when uim! where all parlies interested are required tu ap pear uud all grievance w ill be heard. W. N. DAN1KI.S. Mercantile Appraiser, J. C. Fore's Cheap Store Knobsville Pa Notice these Prices: Fine Shirts, 7."c kind, 35 cents. Kvory clay Shirts, ")0c kind, 2')c. Linod Pants $1.L'5 kind, Ol) cents. llluo,IUack,aud L?u tT,ovcralls, 40c. boys' 2.23 Suits, 1.30. Pants lto2"c. Ginghams, 4 to 8c. Cot ton Flannel, 5 to He. Calicos aud Lawns, 3 to 0c. Outings, 8c. Ta ble Oil Cloth, 11c. Paper Win dow Blinds, Th:, Good Machine Oil, LTic. gal. Coal Oil 12c. Hardware. Holts, all kinds, 1c. ench. Cape well Horse Nails, lOc. lb. Vulcan Horse Nails, 10c lb. Clinch Nails, 3c. lb. Wire Nails, 3c. lb. Vin ish Nails, 4c. lb. Horse Shoes Toed and Corked, 5c. Horse Shoes uncorked 4c. lb. Good Steel Shovels l(c. each. ( Jardeu Hoes and Rakes 20c. each. Those prices, Fridays aud Satur days only. White Sewing Machines kept on hands. Second Hand Ma chines from 4 to Catalogue Machines, any kind, ordered and delivered 25 per cent cheaper than catalogue prices. Sewing Ma chines and Bicycle Repairs kept on hands, or ordered. Bargains in Millinery! Closing-out SALE Owing to continued ill health I v. ill close out my entire stock of Spring Millinery at, aud below- cost. This consists of Hats, Flowers, Laces, Velvets, Chi (Tons, Ribbons, &c, and must aud will bo sold. Come J-arly and Get Your Choice of liargains Marv V.. Daniels. GRESS'S New Millinery. Everything in the millinery line, including the most beau tiful Pattern Hats Trim med Hats, and the choicest selection of Tlowers, Chif fons, and Trimmings of all kinds. As this is.our first spring season, our goods are all new, and of the LATEST STYLES. No shelf-worn goods, nor goods from other seasons. Our Prices arc the Lowest. Call and be convinced. Thanking you for your pre vious patronage, we ask you for a share of your present. Store diagonally opposite the Cooper House. Mrs. L. M. GUESS. REMOVAL. I tuke this mcthdil of informing my friends and tlio public jrcneially, tliut 1 liavi! removed my stork of roods from my old stand to 'lie newroom in the ( levene;er ljuildir opposite the Telegraph odiee, where will he found a Fresh Supply of Groceries, eotisistinj,' of ColTees, .Sujriir, Tea, Spleen, Unking I'owder, Kxtraets.Coru Starch, Ae., Ac. Also a full and Fresh Supply of Confections of all kinds. I hove cheap Candy and I have extra Imib Candy which I am tfoinjj to sell at small prolit. I also have Tobacco and Cigars. 1 will be pleased to have you call and examine my Stock and feel sure I can please you in prices. Thanking you for past favor I respectfully ask a continuance of the same. Very repeetfully, S. M. Robinson. Kiftf" taken in exchange for Kod. Terms, Cash. BANNER SALVE th moil healing Mlva In tha world. j oooooooooooo i Spring Time Hints. I 8 HEN A LADY GETS e generally finds a 8 a new mattress, springs or GOOD MATTRESSES are 13. 00 and to order up to $30.00. The very cheap kind, that only servo to look at and worry you awhile, you can got else where. BED SPRINGS, $2.00 to $12.00. PILLOWS, 50c to $2.00 Tho same remarks apply as to mattresses. A NEAT CLEAN IRON BED often replaces an old wood en oue to great advantage. Makes the room brighter aud J looks cooler on a hot day or NEW ORIENTAL STRIPE TAPESTRIES at 50c and 75c a yard (double width) make attractive curtains and cover ings. A COUCH SPREAD in same goods, 50 by 108 inches, fringe all around, at $1.50 is pretty and cheap. Qo-Carts and Baby Coaches. Third new lot this season. Have you a nice baby ? . H. SIERER & CO., FURWITURS MAKERS, X On Queen Street, Chambersburg oooooooococooo oooooooooooo SUMMER 'millinery. Heady for one aud till. Milli nery display. The largest, grand est, and most attractive ever brought to Fulton county. TRIMMED HATS. From .VV- up. Sailors 25c up.t Shirt-waist Hals, ready trimmed 50c. All the new patterns of Ap pliques and Laces. TRIM HATS FREE of charge, and trim them In best style, and quote undoubtedly tho lowest prices on everything. Call and be convinced that ours is the Bou Ton Store. 31 RS. A. F. LITTLE. FARMERS, ATTENTION! The season is here when you are thinking about farm machinery, and I want to "to you that I am better than ever prepared to offer you inducements. Remem ber I am headquarters for Buggies, Binders, Mowers, Hay Kakes, Hay Tedders, Corn Plows, Culti vators, Spring-tooth Har rows in fact, all kinds of Farming Implements. Repairs for all kinds of machinery. Pumps, Pipe and Fittings, Fencing Wire, Washing Ma chines, nil kinds of Hard- every packageguarantoud. i Chop, Graham Flour, and Cornmeal always on hand, together with a full line of Groceries, Confectionery .Tobaccos and Cigars. W. II. NESBIT, (Opposite Fulton House) McConnellsburg, Pa. NEW SPRIINC GOODS Notice These Prices Calico all colors 4 to 6c Cinghams 4 to 7c Indian Lawns 5to 10c Lawus 8 to 7c Percale 7c Muslins 6 to ))c Hosiery 5 to Oc Men's Half-hose 4 to 15c Straw Mattings per yard 12c Men's Overalls. L'5 'to 48c Men's Shirts . 18i to 4hc Straw Hats 6 to l.V Press Hats L'5 to 4c Coffee Uto 12c Sugars ..."Jto Co Ready-made Ponnets ...21c Ladies' Keady-madt Shirt-waists 40c If you have not been getting good oil, bring your cau and get it tilled with 150 test 11 to 12c a gallon. v Produce taken at hijihost Mar ket Price. I). C. MALLOT, Needmore,. Pa. oocxxxxxxo READY TO CLEAN HOUSE bed or two that ought to have pillows. 0 here in stock from 3.50 to A night. KALBACH & SPANGLER, Knobsville, Pa., .Manufacturers of ALL KINDS of ROUGH and WORKED LUMBER. FLOORING, SIDING, Ac. always on hands. Frame Stuff furnished to order with promptness. Mills one mile north of Knobsville. Cheap Homes During the past few days four more Desirable Lots IN THK Little Extension east of town have been sold. There are a few of the very v, ,- , . up. j ..I 1 1 ut.u icm jui, uuu uiey win j bo sold ou terms to suit tho purchaser. Apply to D. E. LITTLE, McCONXELLSHUljG, Pa. BAKER & MARTIN, Undertakers, Locust Ghovb, Pa. Fine Funeral Car, Latest Designs in Caskets and Burial Cases. We are prepared to take charge of funerals ou short notice and furnish just what you want. Satisfaction Guaranteed and Prices Reasonable. Place of business near John Plessinger's store. Men Wanted. lU'spiftuliIn sitifflo men, atrod J 20 to 27 yeurs, able nml willinjf 5 to work witt apude and aliovel, ? und flo other common labor In C Bummer, and do work in tbe woods In winter. No free car fare. Vuj'v 20 per month and board. Kxtrn imy for lonj; con- 5 linund fttitliful Hervlce, if ED ItElCUENUACH, J County Surveyor, J Jetturbon, Wisontiin. Vluit la Fuley'M Kidney Cure? Answer : It is lnuda from a n. scription of a leading Chicago pnysican.anu one or tho mostemi nent In the country. Tlio lugredi onts are tho Durost that tiinnnv cau buy, and are scientifically combined to yet their utmost val t III! 1 F B6. W. Reisner & Co. it 0. BACK n i New York and Philadelphia 0 M0 k With a splendid assortment of summer Dress j Goods in silks, woollens and all the nice things in 5 cotton and linen summer stuffs with trimming to A suit all. It will pay you richly to see our stock ?S iu: : i inib spring, us we nave to show you, especially in summer stuffs from 4c up. BOur Notion Stock Is, perhaps, better than ever. Ribbons, lots of X them. A Mo. 40 all tancy silk ribbon at 12c; we we have sold worse at 25c often. We wish to call the attention of the ladies to House Furnishings, Carpets, mattings, wall papers, blinds, etc. Mat tings from 24c up. Carpets 20c up. Wall pa pers. all prices: a larpe stock for immpdinfp dliv ery; will sell you a pay in CApicss uiurCi. Wo will make "Clothing As we have some very 0 6 0X 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Shoe For ladies, misses, gentlemen and boys, at any price from the best down. - Respectfully, G. W. REISNER & CO. 0 0P0000 000P0070 0000000000000 0A000 000X000A0?0P 00000000X0 r i r. Spring Hnhouncemehtd n ii! M ; ( : t ' ) i Hi ) l 1 1 ) I ( I i I li ( l (ii l ' M v a ' i ' I ! I ( A trip to tbfl oily ennblpR us to offer bh complete a Hue of Spring Goods hh this towo eer bad, hd() better ftill at pricps lo unit nil SUMMER DRESS GOODS We ineist o your calling to hp. our numiUBr wnnh kockIr, inu'.url ivff BilkH, Merorizi;d aod pluin m'nabnmf, pproalH, diojiiits. Ihwuh, etc. We also Lave an up to date lioe of. oerpB, bptiruittiiB, and wbite goodo. SHIRTS A full liiifi of tiiHn'H up-o ,Ul ,fi hirl .lir.rl fr..m (h. f,.frv VVe havelwidpl,aj..bof200 fa.lo $1 u ,H f ,rj Us M, ,, ttjj(.h we boojjiir. ar a price and will sell at. 3TJ ,!, , tti npni-. Linoleum We can beat the country on lbi. Tbe best Kr.te, 2 yar.ts wide at 74 cents per yard Moulin in reiiiimnU at 3 rorta per j ar.i HEQE & MYERS, MERCERSBURG, PA. ; 1 1 ; ; t '!i HI y i ( ) ft: i We have all the newest Stiff, and Straw Hi y : H I J ml II Nar.p. Srnifil HAT for Aen and Boys. Shirt Waists and Soft Shirts, we have in almost any style, and lots of them at close prices. . . The line of Men's and Boys'- " CLOTHING III Hi i M Do not fail to give us a call; we'ean save you mon- yens suits as low as . . , $2,50 Qoys " . . . 60c. and TROUSERS we have in all TOE NEW STRIPES from 11.50 to il.a). ' I M i Em - f 0 H 1 0 i '"FP t m " W .W mf ' FROM i 0 UK 0. r 0 ti 0 i i noining dui nice new siock 0. Prices 0H fair paper for what you will O 0 5 it interesting to Buyers, special values to offer. pi Q v r f: 0 I 0 I 0 r M0 P 0 0 r j 10 r: l 0 H II !.i i rl f ' i ( ; t i i ' ' ill III ii! ; i iii i Ha : ! ' ) i ( II . 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