Brick tor sale at Morton's yard.
The Dold Hams and Shoulders
are the best. Buy thorn at Irwins.
Mrs. Johu F. Johnson of Luidig
and Miss Nettie Mellott who has
her homo with Mrs. Johnstou,
spent lust .Saturday with friend
at McConuollsburg.
Air Dried sliced Beef at Irwins
iu any quantity.
Beautiful, hardy, entrancingly
fragrant once planted, Lists a
lifetime "The Cinnamon Vine,"
new from China. Hoots only five
cents. For sale by D. Malloy.
Try Irwin on Cakes and Crack
ers. Tweuty-live nice fresh Va
rieties to select from.
Foil Salm .Corn for sale.
"Will trade for good young cow
fresh. Jersey preferred.
D. Edwaiu) Fork.
Knobsville, Pa.
Buy all your Groceries at Ir
wius, and get the best Goods at
the lowest prices.
Without any apparent cause, a
valuable stallion died for Mr. Wil
son Waltz iast Sunday -a-week.
About a year ago, Mr. Waltz's
dwelling was burued. It does
seem, sometimes, that troubles
never come singly.
There is a tablespoon packed
free in each package of "Heckor
mau's Star Coffee". The Coffee
costs you no more than others and
is guaranteed better.
Miss Maggie Uuger writes
from the hospital at Colorado
Springs that she is getting along
well, and that her broken limb is
beginning to grow strong.
Many valuable presents are
bMng added to the list for the re
turn of tags from "Honest John"
Plug Tobacco.
Iu adjusting postmasters' sala
ries at Washington the Bedford
postmaster's salary has been i ais
eu from 1ni0 to 11)00 and the Ev
e.ott postmaster's salary is low
ered from $1000 to 1500.
There is no larger piece of To
,bacco made for the Money than
"Bedford Plug" and forty(10)
strips from 10c cuts will secure
a handsome knife.
The local organization of the
Fulton County Agricultural So
ciety, will meet at Need more Sat
urday, May 17, at") o'clock P, M.
to elect officers, aud a member of
the County Committee. A full
turnout of the farmers is request
ed. Lake fish audPgtomac Herring
at Irwins.
There will be communion ser
vice at Ilustontown M. E, church
next Sunday morning, May IS, at
10:30 A. M. Preaching at Center
2:30 P. M., and at Fair view 7:30
P. M.
J. R. Melkoy,
Pastor.
llolJ.t I'p A Congressman.
"At the end of the campaign,"
writes Champ Clark, Missouri's
brilliant cougressrnau, "from over
work, nervous tension, loss of
sleep and constant speaking I had
about utterly collapsed. It seem-
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oi r.ieciric outers maae me all
rignt. It's the best all-around
medicine ever sold over a drug
gist's counter." Over worked,
run-down men, aud weak, sickly,
women, gain splendid health aud
vitality from Electric Hitters. Try
thein. Only jOc. Guaranteed by
W. S. Dickson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. 73. Cosgrove
and their sou aud daughter Char
lie and Miss Bess, visited Mrs.
Cosgrove's sister, Miss Annie 15.
Frey in this place from Saturday
until Mouday.
A Revelation.
If you will make inquiry it will
be a revelation to you how many I
succumb to kidney or bladder
trouble in one form or another.
If the patient is not beyond medi
cal aid, I' .ley's Kidney Cure will
cure- It never dissapixjints. All
dealers. I
Foley's Honey and Tar contains j
ro opiates aud can safely be given !
to children. All dealers.
What Thin Folks Need.
Is a greater power of digesting
and assimilatiugjfood. For thorn
Dr. King's New Life Pills work
c-u mau uu uie oitus in my Douy iy chipped at one corner. A re
were outof order, but three bottles ' ward of one dollar will be paid for
wonders. They tone and regulate I ci.v'l service position aud an illus
the digestive organs, gently exix.-l tratiou of tho required qualifica-
all poisons from tho system, en-
nch the blood, improve appetite
make healthy flesh
W. S. Dickson's.
a, i o-
wujyacai
Tho Rouss Racket store people
have a iiew ad this week on page 4.
Auction.
I will close out my eutiro stock
of Groceries, Confections, nt
auction on Saturday evening,Mny
17, beginuing at 7 o'clock. Also,
all tho furniture, consisting of
Show Cases, Scales, Lamps, To
bacco ('utter, Ice box, Desk and
everything else connected with
tho store.
A Great (into.
Don't forget to take a peep at
our new gate as you pass by, at
tho head of Leslie McOovern's
lane. Drive up aud try it. Just
stay in your buggy and pull the
wire. It is guaranteed to work,
if properly handled.
Work it at my expense. Don't
fault tho gate if you can't open it
the first time you try it: the gate
is like a new horse, you may have
o drive it a few times before you
will be able to operate it success
fully. S. II. Martin,
Agent.
Help Wanted.
A good girl for general house
work; good wages, aud transpor
t itiou furnished to Lancaster Pa.
inference required. The posi
: ion would be iu the country.along
i he trolley line. There will be no
cows to milk, or baking to do.
None, but a good all around girl
f' r house work need apply. For
further information inquire of L.
C. Keisner, 11 W. Chestnut St.
Lancaster Pa.
Bedford .Needs a Knife Factory.
H. C. Ileckerman, of Bedford,
Pa., who is sole selling Agent for
"Honest John "Plug Tobacco, in
forms us that during the last two
norths he has sent out over two
liuudred pocket knives for tags
returned from "Honest Johu"
Plug Tobacco.
Mrs. (i. A. Mellott who writes
from Superior, Nebraska, enclos
ing adollar for anotheryear's sub
scription, says : We could not
get along without the weekly vis
its of the Fulton Couuty News; it
keeps us iu touch with dear old
Fulton the garden spot of the
earth.
What Is Foley's Kidney Cure?
Answer : It is made from a pre
scription of a leading Chicago
pliysicau, and one of the most emi
nent in tho country. The ingredi
ents are the purest that money
cm buy, and are scientifically
combined to get their utmost val
ue. All dealers.
T. J. Thompson on account of
d:seased stomach aud weak action
of the heart is prevented from at
tending to business; but through
the treatment of Dr. J. W. Mos
sor, he expects soon to get strong
er. Lust.
On Sunday, May 4, on the road
leading from the toll gate west of
I towu across the Ridge to Huston-
town, thence to Clear liidgo aud
from there to McCouuellsburg
via Fort Littleton, was lost a gold
ring with a gold-stone set, slight-
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Notiee.
The Executive Committee of
tho Veteran Association of Fulton
county are requested to meet at
tlie Iieunion Grounds in Licking
Creek township on Thursday,
May 22, lSJOi', to appoint the date
for the Annual Reunion, aud for
the transaction of such business
as may come before them.
. J. W. Hoop,
D. Malloy, Prest.
Secty.
Stands Like a Stone Wall.
Hot ween your children aud the
tortures of itching aud burning
eczema, scaldhead or other skin
disease. t How ? why, by usin"
Hucklen's Arnica Salve, earth's
l.l'r.nli.cl 1 i.
ti iu.il iiiMict, vuiuisesii cure
for Ulcers, Fever Sores, Salt
Rheum, Cuts.lJurns aud liruises.
Infallible for Piles. 27c at W. S.
'''s drug store
Dr. R. W. McKibbiu, of War
fordsburg, Fulton county, has re
ceived an appointment as Assist
tan Insjector in tho bureau of
animal industry aud assigned to
duty at Kansas City, Mo. It is a
tious of the government iu its ap
I'atnients. Much credit is due
n i..Lr;v.v.; . I
it - ti. uiLniuiHu inr t;curinr nils
innwiriunt nnil rnuiv.!i,f ..!
tion. Out of 22,1 applicants only I
75 passed the examination and
but of these received appoint-
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Prothonotary's Notice.
Notice Is hi I'l-liy lvin Hint Wllliiiln I.
Cun-
' nl"':h"m ''"i11" !"'1' of cnthiuim- cutoimii n
im.Hii-. nils ll, I'd UN nooiuiiit In Ini' rriitlmni)
tiny Olllrc or Fulton County IVnnn.. iiml tlial
thn -nnin will lie m"(m.iimI to Hip Court of
Common I'li'tisof Fulton County for ronllrnm
tlon on Tiii'Mlnv followInK the Sei-oml Moiuiuy
of .Tunc next (ttm-.'l tirltiif H'tli iluv.
FrtANK I". I.VNI II,
Vrolhonoi ury.
rrothopittiiry'N OlUrc.
Muy III. llir.'.
Register and Clerk's Notice.
N'otliT In lirri'hv rlvrn thnt th" followlt'K
liillllrll llroolilil.inls h:i'l' tlu'll llu'lr IK'Counto
in th KivhUT iiml ( li-rk n oflli'e of Fiiltnti
I'oiinty. Fn.. n ml Unit tin' sutnn will lie inesent
edtothe l!ihitt'H' Cou.-t. of uM county for
eiHillrinutlon on Tii.-mIii v fo lowine the Second
Mnniliiy of June next (hr:i beltiK the Icth iluy.
I. The lltxt mid Html iiceount of Hlxion K,
Akcr Ailmr.. of the Kslule of West A. AUers
lute of liruxli Creel; tow n-hip. ileeeused.
The llrst ntul Html tieeonnt of .liitnc IV
W'lIU Ailmr., of the KM lit f of II. F. Ilen lute
of Thompson tovnshii. ileceused.
U The iiceount of 11. S. Dunlels Trustee t i
ell the Hi ul I'.. lute of II. F.SIpus lute of liulou
township, ileceused.
The a Hint of Williiim C. Ilenlly Ailmr..
of the Kstulp o Auu Ileuttv late of Union
lowusliip, ih'ceit-ed.
V First ii nil lliuil ucooiiMl of tViisun Somlem
Ailmr.. of the Ksiute of .Murxret l.easz lute of
Tod township, ileeeuscd.
'i. First nnil (If ul a unt or S. W. Kirk
Ailnn.. of the Ksiute ol Jesse M. Cllno. lute of
IMihiui town-hip. ileeeii-.i'd.
Fit AN K P. f.VNI II.
licwister & CItU.
lic'ister aud Clerk's (inice.
May IS. l:'.'.
Notice.
Notice Is hcrehy nlven that my sou, M'lton
Hill, u minor, has left home wittimo cause or
conscut. ami 1 warn ull persons mrulnst harl.or
I'ik him. or hiring him, or peviuli ilnv him tosiuy
i.nout itieir premises. Any one so offeutllnif
" HI he held for his wanes.
MllMK! Ilil.t..
llelfast township.
Good Farm Tor Sale.
A tfood two horse farm of 110 acres. IK) acres
ol ijood furiu laml and SO acres of kooiI tlmlier
laud well adapted foi stock, can vet runnlni?
v nier from each llekl. Located on the Suit'
! ""' uuil I.ewistown Railroad S miles east of
i.ewlstown and Itiirnhalu.oue mile f rom statlou.
i:cst market In the country, irood Hulldlm;s,
Fruit. Tlmher and liest Sprint? Water. F.usy
t i-rins.
Address. J. W. Sthihtp.
Ykai;kiiti ih'.n, Fa.
Grain and Stock Farm
For Sale
inti'mlinc lo iptlt limmuir. the undersiu'iicd
I itetuK to si-:) his personal pnmerly :it public
i e iitjo'ii the last of Au::ust and. in the meiin
tl.no w ill oiler his farm at private sale. This
Valuable Property
'.' Il-lsts ol I'Ctueeu ;JU unci 4.-j acres, about
uoresof which is cleared and In a t'ooilslate
of cull ivallon ami lies uhmit ; miles cast of (lift
' '''ii- Tannery. Tlie Improvements are a food
TWO STOItY FltAMF. lloFSK of rooms, a
'.'ol IIAMCHAHX IS x Hil feet. Hl'tiOY SUFI)
l' lii.N'I'iail. I.A1MF. SHFF.l' IJUI'SK. and all
r.i ei'ss-.iry oullMllMink's. The ivooil.'aud I
e:-t'il with a i;ue lot of
Excellent Timber
consisting of Oak. Poplar, Ash. Chestuul
( hc'tuut Oak.
COV'
and
This Is one of the FF.ST STOCI; FARMS In
tl e Cove.
For further Information call on or address
CoMIA!) IILAZIKIt,
lllu Cove Tannery, Fa.
Bargains in
Millinery!
Closing-out
SALE
Owiug to coutinued ill health I
will close out my entire stock of
Spring Millinery
at, rind below cost. This consists
of Hats, Flowers, Laces, Velvets,
Chiffons, Kibbous, Ac, and must
and will be sold.
Conic Early and Get
Your Choice of Murrains
-Mary L. Daniels.
Mr. G. J. Anderson who has
beeu spending the past three
years at, Pitcairu, Fa., is visiting
his mother aud sister at Clear
Ridge. As his health has not beeu
the best for awhile, lie will likely
remain at home and recuperate
for a few weeks. He was in town
ust Friday.
Keveals A (ireat Secret.
Itis oftcu asked how such start
ling cures, that puzzle tho best
physicians, are effected by Dr.
King's New Discovery for Con
sumption. Here's tho secret. It
cuts out the phlegm and germ-infected
mucus, aud lets the life-giving
oxygen enrich and vitalize the
blood, ft heals the inflamed,
i cough-worn throats and lungs,
i Hard colds and stubborn coughs
j soon yield to Dr. King's New dis
j covory, the most infallible remedy
I for nil Throat and Luug diseases,
i Guarantoi'd bottles "iOc audtfl.Oi).
I rial bottle freeatW.S. Dickson's.
Mrs. Rebecca Wilkinson, wifo
of Solomon Wilkinson, of Clmn
eysvillo, Rodford couuty, commit
ed suicide on last Sunday morn
ing a week, between the hours of
II and 12 o'clock. She perform
ed tho deed by fastening a leath-
er strap to a hook that was in a j will sell his personal property con-
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"i oieir suiau cow SUiblh
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"ar tlie Iiouso. Ihen standini' '
" a b used while milking, she
slipped the loop made, by the j
"'ap over her head iind.after up-
-o UK,1, ended her life. I
SUMMER
Koud.v for one and nil. Milli
nery display, Tlie liirj,'Pt,jrrand
ost, iiml moHt attractive ever
brought to Fulton county.
TRIMMED HATS.
From "iOc U. Sailors 2.V upi
Shin-waist Huts, iviidy trimmed
"iOc. All the now inttirns of Ap
liliiiuos unit r.iK'es.
TRIM HATS FREE
of clinriro, nnd trim thorn in best
s'ylo, nnd (Mt)t undoubtedly tho
lowest t.i'ici s on everything.
Call nnd be convinced that
ours U tlie Hon Ton Store.
MRS. A. 1 LITTLE.
FARMERS, ATTENTION!
The season is here when
you are thinking about farm
machinery, nud I want to
tell you that I am better
than ever prepared to offer
yon inducements. Remem
ber I am headquarters for
13ugies, Hinders,
Mowers, Hay Rakes, Hay
TVddors, 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, S
Fencing Wire, Washing Ma-
chines, all kinds of Hard-
ware, Dr. Hess's Stock Food
every pad.agoguarautced.
Chop, Graham Flour, andCornmeal 5
always on hand, together X
with a full lino of Groceries, i
Confectionery .Tobaccos and
Cigars.
W. U. NESI5IT,
(Opposite Fulton House)
McCounellsburg, Pa.
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r.cspet'tulile sinu'lo men, lured J
to 7 years, aide mid willin; J
to work wiih spuilo unci shovel,
find do othi r common labor in J
slimmer, and do work in tlie J
woods in winter. No free ear i
fare. Wties 420 per month and
lioard. Kxtra pay for lonjf con- 5
Untied faithful service.
ED REICH EN BACH,
y tjounty surveyor,
JetVerson, Wisconsin.
YOU NEED A BUGGY
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DOES THIS STRIKE YOU?
A Urau New Falling Top
Ruggy with Full Leather
Triminiug, Spring Cushiou
and Back, Thousand Mile
Axle, A Grade Wheels, Pat
ent Shaft Couplers and Fine
ly Finished throughout for
ONLY $50.
Large Stock to select
from.
I am also handling Hand- 1
X made Buggies and Wagons. X
t W. R. Evans,
X Ilustontown, Pa. X
I S. P. ME7ZLER I
Dkalkk
In . . .
Pianos
Organs
Buggies
Carriages
Good marketable stock
J taken in exchange.
y I'-C'Whcu iii need of any-
thing in our lino write
for particulars to ....
f s. p. v.etzler;
Burnt Cabins, Pa.
tWiV .ViVAAW'Ai'WiiVVSA
Sale Rep,i.,ter.
Wednesday, May 21. Isaac
Vanies hiti ndi.ig to quit house
keeping, win sell at his residence
o miles north of Needinore, horse,
cows, buggy, farming imple
moats, household goods &c. Sale
begins at 10 o'clock. Credit 0
months.
Saturday, May 17. George H.
McCoy having sold his real estate
k . t n of n f,Mi,t nn rai,
" - - eww- s..vu,
Snitu fsnunn Mni
ac, also, a good milch cow.
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KALBACH 4 SPANGLER,
Knobsville, Pa.,
Miiniifiiutiirora of
ALL KINDS of
ROUGH and WORKED
LUMBER.
FLOORING, SIDING,
always on hands.
Frame Stuff
furnished to order with
promptness.
Mills ono mile north of
Knobsville.
MrCOMNELLSBUnii
BAKERY
D. E. Little, Proprietor.
Fresh Bread, Rolls, Cakes,
Doughnuts, and Pretzels on
baud all the time.
Free Delivery in towu on
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thurs
days, and Saturdays.
For Parties, Weddings, &c
we are prepared on a couple
of days notice to furnish all
kinds of cakes &c.
Your Patronage Solicited. ?
D. E. LITTLE. J
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13AKLR& MARTIN,
Undertakers,
Loci-st Guove, Pa.
Fine Funeral Car, Latest
Designs in Caskets aud
Burial Cases.
We are prepared to take
charge of funerals on short
notice aud furnish just what
you waut.
Satisfaction Guaranteed
and Prices Reasonable.
Place of business near
John Plcssiuger's store.
NEVA .
SPRING
GOODS
Notice These Prices
Calico all colors 4 to Oc
Gingh a m s 4 to 7c
Indian Lawns 9 to 10c
Lawns '. 3 to 7c
Percale 7c
Muslins 0 to 9c
Hosiery, 5 to 9c
Men's llalf-hose 4 to 15c
Straw Mattings per yard. . . . . 12c
Men's Overalls 25 to 48c
Men's Shirts 1 8 J- to 48c
Straw Hats 0 to 15c
Dress Hats 25 to 48c
Coffee 11 to 12c
Sugars ..' 5to be
Ready-made Bonnets. . .... . .24c
Ladies' Keady-madt
Shirt-waists 40c
If you have not been getting
good oil, bring your can and get
it filled with 150 test 11 to 12c a
gallon.
Produce taken at highest Mar
ket Price.
1). C. MALLOT,
Ncedmore, Pa.
CRESS'S
New Millinery.
Everything in the millinery
line, including the most beau
tiful Pattern Hats, Trim,
nied Hats, and the choicest
selection of Flowers, Chif
fons, and Trimmings of
all kinds.
As this is our tirst spring
season, our goods are all
new, and of the LATEST
STYLFS. No shelf-worn
goods, nor goods from other
seasons. Our Prices are
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. K, M. GKFSS.
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Gondii us IbiH town epi bud, nntt b-t-r Hill nt prir to pujf all.
SUMMER DRESS GOODS
W irjRift OU your onlliny to nee cur mirmm-r w.li jronil,, ino'uil
Hilltn, ITetoirizcd and plain BiiiKliiini", v- !, ilimitii'H, Ikwuh,
ntc. Wf iiIho bavo an upfo rlte line t,l m-i(;fH, bonr'ifttnn, nnd
white gooils. .
SHIRTS
A full line of uiun'a up-o datn noft hirfi dict from tbn fuutory.
Wr lm dfisidPH a job of 200 fano $1 iliiits of varii ui Btykn whii h
" bought at a price and will soil at 37J crrtti apii cp.
Linoleum
Wp (!! heat (hn coimlij nn thi-. Thf tii' iihI -, 2 jHr.l.i with;
at 74 rciilH pur yrd Muslin io iHiucnnm nt 3 corns per vnrd
HEGE& MYERS,
MERCERSBURG, PA.
11 D. Nace h Sons
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We have all the newest
Stiff, and Straw
HATS
Shirt Waists and Soft Shirts, we have in almost any
style, and lots of them at close prices.
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Do not fail to give us a call; we can save ydu money-men's
suits as low as . . $2,50
Boys 60c.
and TROUSERS we have in all THE NEW STRIPES from
1.50 to !-!.00.
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vv h e generally finds a
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15.00 aud to order up to 30.00. The ,-ery cheap kind, that X
only serve to look at and worry you awhile, you can get else t
where. ' O
BED SPRINGS, 2.00 to 12.00. PILLOWS, 50e to 2.00 Q
The same remarks apply as to mattresses. .
A NEAT CLEAN IRON BED often replaces an old wood- O
en one to great advantage. Makes the room brighter and X
looks cooler on a hot day or night. 5i
NEW ORIENTAL STRIPE TAPESTRIES at B0o and 75c O
a yard (double width) lflako attractive curtains and cover- O
inirs.
" A COUCH SPREAD in
fringe all around, at 1.50 is
QoMCarts and' Baby Coaches.
Third new lot this season. Have you a nice baby ?
H. SIERER &C.,
FURHITURE MAWHU.S
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