Road .7. K. Johnston's new advertisement. Morrow W. spent Sunday brother Hon. S Kirk oT Taylor night with his V. Kirk of this place. Have you soon that shirtwaist pooihs at .1. K. Johnston's. Mr. William 1'ayJor, of Ayr township took iliuuer last Sunday at the home of Daniel E. Fore, (Jive that old suit away and go to J. K. Johnston and get your si If a now one. " JelT llockensmith ol Saluvia, callod at the News otlice whilj in town last Saturday and left s me "mivmIIuI" with the printer. For a neat nobby well fitting stylish suit at a low price go to .J. K. Johnston. Miss May Sheets has complet ed her term of school in Bed ford county and is now at home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joint Sheets of this place. Mrs. Wilson Cutchall of Clear Jlidgtv and her daughter, Mrs. Howard Fix, called at the News otlice a few minutes while in town last Saturday. Kdward Stoner of Mt. Union spent a few days last week with his grandfather William Stouer in this place. Ed looks well, and is getting along well. Mr. A. J. Bolinger spent a few hours in town last week one day arranging tor the sale of the old homestead, which must now be closed out owing to his mother's death. Superintendent Harton will hold teachers' examination at the close of Prof. Palmer's Normal school at this place, and at the close of I lev. Shull's at Harrison ville. The tirst Quarterly Meeting in tho M. E. church in this place for the present conference year will be held next Sunday morning. Lovefeast at 'J-Mu and sermon aud Holy Communion at l():3(i. Sun day school at I'P. M. Tli; remains of Mrs. Sophia O.vler widow of the late Henry Oyler f Tod township, who died at Arendtsvitle, Pa., April 1, and was buried there, were last week exhumed and brought to Bethle hem church and laid by the side of thosj of her husband. Samuel Widney of Burnt Cab ins, a few days ago sold to an Ur bisouia butcher four stall-fed cat tle for the snug sum of 170.00. Sam has long ago learned that lie loses no luonoy by putting his stock into proper condition be fore offering them for market. hile in town Monday morn ing Mrs. Ella Fryman brought into this office a stalk of rye that measured TiliJ inches in length. It wasn't a stalk that she pulled oat of an old straw stack, either, but one that grew this year; and she says they have a whole field just hke it. The Commencement exercises of the grad uatiug class of the Mc Counellsburg High School, will be held next week. Baccalaureate sermou in tiie Presbyterian church next Sunday evening by Kev. Adams of the M. E. church and Commence in eut exercises iu tin.' Court House, on Thursday evening- Chas. E. Barton was at the Methodist Hospital in Phila., last week undergoing an examination with the view of submitting, if necessary to an operation on his hip, which has caused him a great deal of annoyance far several weeks. He. was advised that with pi ojM-r are no ojieration will be hoeetsary. Pension Agent ShaUuer in- foriii.- us that a tension Las been granted to Mrs. Savina C. Fore, widow of the late Hon. John M. Fore of Knobsville, of twelve dol lars a mouth in addition to a check of some (l-'t to start with; also Mrs. Fram es Faker of Fort Lit tlfcton, widow of the late David Fraker will receive about and eight dollars a month. B. F. Shivesof Ayr townhhip getn an iii reae from ix U eight dollars a mouth. At the late election in Winsiow township, Cleartield county, three kcIkjtiI directors were to be elect ' ed, two for tbrej years and out for one year. The republicans Luied to UeK-ijmate tin; time on their oftioial ballot, aud the diree tors of that party who were t-lect--U Live been c a -itel a the re ult of a couet on the part of oemocratft The decision ia itn lortitt fcid will fcLblih a pre cent for simiiar cajtes. Gravel Hill. Iliehard Deshoiig and family wore visiting Mrs. Deshong's pit rents last Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs. John Ott'of Hig Cove visited Mrs. Ott's parents last Sunday. Uriah Kline spent last Sunday at Morgan Deshoug's Levi Morton aud brother Ross, and James Mellott were callers at John Lake's last Sunday. Amos Barber brought Elliott Harbor back from McConnells burg jail last Wednesday even ing where he had been confiued for temjKjrary insanity. Broke into Ills I louse. S. Le Quinn of Cavendish, Vt., was robbed of his customary health bv invasion of chronic con stipation. When Dr. King's New Life Pills broke into his house, his trouble was arrested and now he's entirely cured. They're guaranteed to cure, 23c at W. S. Dickson's drug store. School Report. Term report of Morton's Point school, with Levi P. Morton as teacher : Number enrolled, 42; percent of males for term, t5 females, !i:i. Those present every day were George Mellott, John Mor ton, Ida Hard and Blanche Wink. Iu addition to this the last of the above named pupils,, who is now l.'l years of ae;o, and begau com ing to Morton's Point to school when between the age of 3 and 4 this being her ninth term. TJie distance she has walked each day in going to and from school is four and four-fifth miles, which makes a total distance of 5,472 miles. A Sweet l'ijiht. The sugar trust and Arbuckle Bros., are haviug a whack at sug ar. The trust made a cut of ten cents per hundred pounds and Ar buckles cut live cents lower. There isn't much demand lor sugar just now, so the monopo lists are doing a little lighting among themselves. In con so- quince the price is fifteen cents less a hundred thau it was attliis time last year. All the same it would be a good idea to buy what sugar you need for the canning seasou. When that time comes the trouble will be adjusted and the consumer will be pinched once more. A l.ovc Letter. Would not interestyou if you're looking for a guarnuteed salve for sores, burns or piles. Otto Dodd, of Ponder, Mo , writes: "I suffered with an ugly sore for a year, but a box of Bucklen's Ar nica Salve cured me. It's the best salve on earth. 25c at V. S. Dickson's drug store. .... Lizzie Knouss and Adam Oyler, The trolley car is becoming j executors, will sell on the premi tiresome but nevertheless it 1S j i-'i miles northeast of McCon omniscient. A woman got into i nellsburg .the Mansion Farm of one yesterday. Nobody said, in J tl,e late Ileury ler deceased, McConnellsburg. She sat down ! containing 103 acres, 50 acres in the corner, and the conductor I Reared and balance good timber, advanced for the fare. She un- ! Terms: (,ue half cash: balaDct' in hooked her fur boa and got out oue ear Sale beius at 10 '' her bag and opened her bag and c,"ck a m- took out her purse and shut the !" Saturday, May 2,-There wUl bag and took off her clove and ' be sold on the Premises one mile opf-ued her purse and tfxk out a dime and shut the purse and gave.tho dime to the conductor. Then" she opened her bag and put I the purse in her bag and closed : her bag and put it in her pocket and put on her glove and h,K,ked i her boa. Meanwhile, the conduc- U.r gave her the change. She i unhooked her boa and got out ; her bag and o.iened the bag, Uiok ! out her purse and closed the bag ; and took olT her glove and oieued j me purse anu iook tue nicKei from the conductor. Then she put the nickel in the purse and j closed the purse and ojKmed thoj bag and put the purse into the ; bag and closed the bag and put the bag into her pocket and put on her filove and hooked tho boa and murmured, "Transfer, please." She took the transfer and un hooked her boa and took out tier bag and opened the bag and took out her purise and closed the bag and tok otT her glove and opened the purse aud put in the trans fer and closed the purse aud o,Lod the bag aaJ pot the pun lusher bag and closed the Ug ud put m tier glove put the baginUi her pocket and hooked her oua. Juftttea iilie reactied . - - . other car. When aeated, he no- j ltxkc-d her Lo aud tkouther bag frod but why vuntluuv't 1 an old fttory. Notice. ' ' Xotltfp is ti-rcliy ,,'Tvon Hint t tinve fl! d tiithf ' od'.ee of llin Srerotiir.v nf Inn-rail Aitalrx it ' fl.irrlsMirif, na' nnpnVfitlnn for Vnm.rl for l.lxM Acrif. of unimproved N.ontit ISndit.i ,.KIxliu Bru-h Ci' Pk to Btl t And iohdij ol i l-'ulliil. ii'ljulriiliir IiiihI of .lin. Miiry IVilin: on j tlio nortli. tho Thoinu l.oiti virvey 'P thr I eiit. A tniw W. 1 in vU if the miiii h imrt i. B. i I'll villi mid Miiry t'lllnir on the vr-1. ! o n. i.pvai.i.. ! ! AkorfVille. 1'n. iMc('nnellsbiii-fi Normal. A Summer Normal will beopeu ed at McCoiinellsburgat I o'clock P. M., Monday, May 11th, tocou tinut' eight weeks. Tuition ijCi.OO, Good board as low as 2.00 a week. Superintendent Chas. E Bar ton has consented to assist. B.N. Palm Kit. Principal. Tnnhci Klslne Cold weather. Bert Mellott who has been con fined to his room with fever, is out again D. It. Mellott, oue of . Uncle Sam's meu, has bought a brand new organ. Mrs. Harriet A. Deshong and grand daughter spent Sunday with Mr. and Mis. George R Hoop. M. A. &. J. C. Kee.l it Co, Koso Bud Traction company ir Owl Creek, have completed a largo job of sawing fer Dr. Hoop. Harry Mutnma who was hous ed up for several weeks with a lame back, is out again. , The farmers are very busy planting potatoes and getting ready to plant corn, but too cold. Quite a number of our folks werb disappointed when they went to Joseph Lake's for fruit trees and found none. What's the matter.' Mrs. Harriet A. Deshong and grand-daughter on the 10th went to D. M. Kline's. Not at home. Thence to Simon Deshong's. Not at home. Thence to D. 11. Mellott's and thence to Harry Mum ma's all iu one-day. Pretty good walk. Riley Truax made a trip to Kiddlesburg last week and met with poor success. Try again, Ri ley. Notice to Contractors Bids will be received at the of fice of M R. Shaffner, Esq., Mc Counellsburg, Pa., up to (5 o'clock in the evening of May 2, 1WC, for the erection of a frame parsonag'e for the congregation of the Pres- byterian church in McConnells- ' burg, during the coming summer and autumn. Architects design, specifications, and other infornia- J tiou can be had at Mr. Shaffner's j ollice, I U. W. Peck, j Prest. Board of Trustees. I J. 13. KirxYAN, j Sect'y. Saie Kegister. Wednesday, April 29. Mrs. norm or Waterfall beginning at 9 o'clock A. M., The Mansion farm of the late Rachael IJohnger leased, together with the house j ,,,,ld -,,ods' 1,ve BtHck- "S "nplomenU &c. 1'i'ursday, May 14,-Gea W. J S,1M'S w,!1 M at hw residence 1 , oulU of eedmore, Live j t. farming implemeuts.house ' 1,"ld ', C" ' befe'iU8 at 10 " cIj2 ! aCiijC t;ast Withmit Chaunc'. . t.. non ii,iinm 'ordinary" j ! sleeoers. wide vostibuled aud v.iLh fcVe,.y 0l0(lei:n convenience, i char0 (l competent agent, from CiucluDali anj Chicag . via Loiiisville. New Orleans, Houston Saa Antonio, El Paso and Los A ugelu to Situ l-'raucuui. liates f r Ixjrtlis i..s than half of cost in regular le;ers. F'or free de- :i iiitive matier aud f all particu lars, address II A. HICIiTEII. Trav. Pass. Ageut, Illinois Cen tri.1 Uaiirond, Park Building I . . a I .. 1. 11 ' V I t-tliaouru, j t. Prank a J .Carhale ; , wulracled with ICo5ert gj i nreauj n-prewsnuiive of U,e' piedmont -ML Airy, Guaoo Cu.J : f r !WI tnns of ft'rtilizprii in Le j Aim n4rd on hi apring crops. Mr. I, l.w., I., ...A r.t cows. lie na aaoptod tne sou , ing aystem, turns nothing out to ; pasture, bat rai ijreen croj ' and haoU it to the barn. Auditor's Notice. "'hr iirdrr l ;n"U ii'ii'ltnr Riipnlntcit by the Court of Comm. hi We i of tirtton 0'iaDty, to in.iUpdl-.fi llmvon of th"timiMn thq hnnd of iimiir in urv i.i-ii. it. i.i::iM'!i nun j,. n . ivirii. Ati-MU'Hs for thn hi-iu-lli of cretlltoi-K of H (.'. Swi'lh lltrly rtninif liii-imw u II, l. Smith ( Iiivo'i.v Kill's u Hoo lliiit hi) will fit fof Ihe pt rfoi miini'i; "f OH il'itlisot 111" office In Me Coii'iflNHuri;. 1M., on l'rliliit, Miiy H. It':i. ut 10 o'i'ioi-k in thi' forenoon, when uuil where nil pn riles liiUruHtinl umy ullenil if they eo prop- IN". I 8IIKS. Auditor. A prli in.!. Charter Notice. .S'oUim; Is liervliy itivt'n tlmt no iippllomlon will be m;iile t o I lie Court of Common l'lens of 1' niton comity on the Ninth day of June next lit M uo'oloi'lt In tin- forenoon, under Act of As M inlily entitled "All Aim to provide for the In e'lrponulon and reiM'iillnn of certnln corp ini tious." unproved April ilitli 171. iindlhvmippln menu thereto, by Hurry K. Schneider. lid. T. t hrew. Clurenec S' Douiilicrty, I him. Spiowl. and I. J. Utile for the charter of an Intended corporation lobe culled "The Fulton County Hod and linn Club " the character and object of which Is to maintain a hunting and INhinu park, und for these purioses to have, possess, and enjoy all the rights, bcnellts, and pnvllieH conferred by the Act of Assembly aforemild. aud Its supplements S. WKSI.KY KIUK. Solicitor. EXECUTORS' SALE Of Valuable Real Estate. ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1903. Ily virtue of the will of Henry Oyler, lute of Tod township, deceased the undersigned ex ecutors w ill oITcr at public sale, on the ttbove named day. on the premises of the deeeused.on ll.el'eaeh Orchard mud.'.' 1-'.' miles north of Mo CorHM-HslHiir. the follow Inn valuable rami, con tnlnltii.' 1d.'t ACI1KS. perches aud allowance, about fid ueres cleared und under cultivation, und the bulauee in Knod OAK AND 1'INKTIM Ili:i; adjoining lands of Oeorire Ores, Ueorxe llrant. Samuel Oyler. Samuel Nesblt and the Ciispnr Mlllerproperty. Hnvinit thereon erect ed a TWO-STOKV I.tHJ DWKLLINO HOUSK, UOODDAKK BAIW, and other outbuildinus. The Furm Ik well watered und has thereon an Orchard of choice Fruit. a d Is convenient to School and Church. Persons desirlna to look ut the property will call on Adam Oyler. near the premises. Leed deliered und possession Klven when conditions arc complied with. Sale to commence ut lo o'clock, A. M. Te.'ins, - line half caNh. and bulance In one year, with Interest, secured by judgment. mus nizzii': knai'ss,. aoam ovi.iat, t. Kxeculors. MERCANTILE APPRAISER'S TAX LIST. MifCoiiHRlMmrtr. March -HI Iftitt. 'i'h- followitik' n 11 lit of retail unci wholesale vcinitjr. or (lHlerH m joimIs, ware, merchan di"u. uorjiiiKMiUH-s or tn(rt of whatsoever Ki i il or naiiiri'. uhjeci to a mere nut iIh lleeuse lax tn Kwitoii euiiiity. l'etiu.ylvauia, returuetl to the mtH-r tiuuionties therein, hy Uih under! siuneo M.-ieiini iie AiiptainT iu unil Jm the i t'ouniy of Kiiitnii aforesujit. and puhlisheil hy the tlueetiou :' the coiiiiuNsimierN of Kuld uoijiy: NaiiifHOf UiMailers. ClaUleation of business. I AVKTuWNSMII. J. ;. Sefder. iiierelmnrll'.e. J. . Patterson. ineremwlle. Mi v JeHerMiQ leck. iriweliaudi.se. IVter Kirk, luei ehuudise. I IKI .V A ST 'i'f W N'SHI!. Joseph W. Kake. rnerehaiidlse. IK Meiioti, i.ierenarioise. tJ. J Mellon, inerciiKUdise, Joseph H. Melioti. n.ei chaudUe. Min. M. A ker, merehatjilise. W. y. Hart. nietei.jrjlite. A. Uuuyuu. ineroUaiidie. 1 iKT H Kl TOVNSHII . raruell 6l Son. iiietehandie. (ieurKe K. 11. J till, nterehamlise. William i'aliner, lueretiaiiUi-H. Wm. 1. Coidon. iiierelij ralise. Mrs. M, V.. M.iiiii. uierehaialNe. iifti. J. Ho)r. i;jerehitinlit?. W. M. ldiitrk inachtui-ry. JtUt'.sU CKKKi; TOWNSHII'. Chor es I,j,ueli. merehaiidise. ('. M. Trmix, ruerehande. S. V. Hart. Uierehandie. lohri l'le-sjui.'er. iiierehaiidKe. James S Akers. merchandise, J. K. Juekson, merehiiidise. ie(r'e Sehenuk, ro.reries. t.eo. V. Me lott. merchandise. Dl'HIJN TOWNSHII'. L. Kelly, mereliandise. t'harlej Metlehee, merchandise. John J-l Seek, eiwarn. S. J. Jtuckiey, merehundise. l-'rauk 0. Mare, merchandise, iiush M. Kline, nieretmudise. Harry liamil, cigars. N. M. Henry, furuilure. H '. Motiowau. merelinDdlse Johu lUntih, BriK merehaiidise. Jaeoh Miller. Merchandise. Harry K. Huston. tuerchikiMlise. J. Weleii. merchandise. ia, M. hoddy. merehundise. S. U. Cromer, btovet. LU'KIN'C VHKKK TOWNSIIII S. K. Ilttmun. nterehantlise. . M. H. Hoiienshead. merchandise. V. IL Sjieer,. meridiand. W. S. Hrunl. merchandise. McCONNKIJ.SHriWi IKMUlUGH. B. S. Hritter-4n. hardware. John Putteiun. uieretiandise. t. K. Stevens, merehaul tailor, (leo. W. It)nert 'o., Uierohandisc. Hull &. Jienoer. mfrehandiM;. Stouteaie Ifroihers. irnteeriex. V. H. N-ltt Eitercuaudie. Thomas A. Hami:iil. i.Teeries. A. I.. .Sa'e & Suii., merchant tailor. I John A. Jrwm. iiu-reli.tndie. John V. i eathe.id merchandise, i dieorire xroth. ciars. C. I . IW'ijiier. kro.erie. J. K. Jdiii-tjii, merehaudlMj. W. S. IhcUvon Unit''.. Mrs. M. H. 'I rout. drufs. Albert stoner.sdnfs uod tinware, lntvid Mally ttcerle. Mr. A. J-'. little. uaJiuer. Mis. A. J. Irwin &. o.. nnidoem. S. A. NesiHt. frin ny impiementM. T J. Linuerrr. laiitniiK implements. w'. leveuyer A. Co.. furniture. ;. W. !smith. irnM-eries. Wm. Stoner. furniture. . 3d Kenjeiiy. barney. V. C'Her. irntcery. S. I Seylar. civan. ToliTOWNMUR John A. H itumil. mercbards. 1. rtnrO Ktire. niercliaiHliM. J. 4.:. Ir'ore. uiej-'ha'il:se. Mr. K Jr ruuk VVilie. reerv. T A V U H TOWN SKIP. A. J. I..unilK;rson merehandise. N. M Ki..(. LuercnaiMlie. '.i in Che-nut. furniture. Hicnael lMtdiK- D.erehai4dbe. S . (inKrt-y. merctittdie. M. K. iw-ri'.i resjUT. iiier'tiatdlie. A. N. Witter, merchant.. i totl li ii WD tueteUMlMlise. Wiuevardner &. Son. merebfeudine. THuMl's j TtiU'N'SJIII. ui'Hijrv. njt-.-1-h nuUe. I-litii f.tt rtM xit r'bfUlihe. J kl. Cuvjit U4r-hriUO-s. J. Ijjv:a. i:iere. uiidte, S. Kdward !.f K-e. uierch kdtse. , Scneer Itrutiitrrs. uiercfcdfjdic h i. I-fc--:neV. uer-fi.ibU)se. ia-h.fy fut-rcniott:. Auxlre U -nup m-ctunrry rrpttuu, Jtiue A. tV--ll. mi-reitlin. WU.I.S T)W.VSHIJ. HuumjTitrdrter k 10 . iuiYhkDdlsr. li. M. A J. I xi ni tuerctuutOiMat. M. W. HH'zm HirrchbUi'. N i. l'uuuMiei,ui oh? rw-hi.rd,. H- H ltrHi?isTt mrrriiarciifl. -t'muk s-tT t, n-rrchAiMliMC. H. K Mc ittmu. fc. A- iiurtob. mmrcUMuAimiL. At iMMM'e I L. rt-ry ifnen to all UuMm ; Hrrcwitm Aww.MrrAPtff a fee re u ttut H tn-e:. tit tMTrcbutor ub Um 4m1 I'l Trercr ol Wun. eoMiiijr. mi.dk . (.1 ll TrHirt: s"m - i- if "iii- . i inn'.Mn'rt teumii, w l'rAl)L t " j I AM . I L 4- M v ' illtlyC JOnilSlOrl S NEW MILLINERY She has beautiful dress hats and street hats; also, tine flow ers, fruits, foliage, laces, me dallions, ribbons, chilTons;and every thing in the Millinerv line. The new style Hair Pins, only 25 cents. Call and see her goods. Store 1 door went of Albert Stoner's. LUMBER, We are in position to fur nish you with most all kinds of Lumber, consisting of WAINSCOTING, Lath, Siding, Flooring, Shingles, and almost everything' to com plete your building. What we do not have in stock, we will cut out on short notice. Corre and see-us, and get prices; or, wjite us. KALBACH & SPANGLER Knobsvllle, Fulton Co., Pa. OKC1IAKD GKOVE. CASH & PRODUCE STORE. You can while it lasts, buy Pratt's Food, and Pratt's Animal Regulator at Cost. Also, our ENTIRE LIKE, UNDEKWKAl! light, medium and heavy and will allow the highest market price for Butter, Eggs, Tallow, &c, . Nice Rio Coll'ee 0c. Ust Santos Coffee. 12c. i Rio & Ariosa paper lc. aud everything else ut prices that I w ill please you, W. L. BERKSTRESSER, i Manager. YOU NEED A BUGGY t HOW DOES THIS STRIKE YOU? J A Bran New Falling Top Buggy with Full Leather Trimming, Spring Cushion and Back, Thousand Mile Axle, A Grade Wheels, Pat ent Shaft Couplers and Fine ly Finished throughout for ONLY $50. Large Stock to select rom. lam also handling Hand made Buggies and Wagons. W. R. Evans, Ilustontown, Pa. GO XO C. E. Starr, Three Springs, Pa., To Buy Vour FERTILIZERS, and save a dollar. Maadquarlara for - FEED and FLOUR: ALSO, Road wagons For Sale. ; Bark Wanted, i 5000 tons Oak and Hemlock Bark, for which the highest cash I price will be paid. Apply to Saltillo Tanxehy, i Saltillo, IV - - 1 To Cure it Colli in One Day. Take Laxative Uromo Quinine Tal.li-ta All HmcffiiiU rofn nA the money if it fail to cure. E, W. Grove's signature is on ea!h box. 2Lc. Wasted. 1000 chicken at 11 Zelur a Clay Pah, Three Springs, Pa. JOHNSTON'S JOHNSTON'S JOHNSTON' Johnston' Lawns 5c, a better one at So, and a beautiful lino of all colon at l()c. A line of the most attractive MousBellnes ut Ific, white lnwn 8, 10 nml lc Black and colored Serges for skirts, and all the latest novelties in Shirt-waist-suit goods. ' CLOTHING Men's and boys' work shirts 2.", 3!) and 50c. Dress shirts--fancy tieifliircH -25, 48 and $1.00. Overalls ond work pants 25, -10; 48. and 75c. Hoys' dress pants 25c. Men's dress pants 81.00, M.. 15, $1 75. $2.25. $2.75. Cliil "dren's suits 80c, $1.00, $1.2-5, $1.75, $2.00, 2.75. Mcn"s sulls-HIack und Fljjured Nobby Clothing, guaranteed In making, $2 40, $;UI0, $5 00, $0 5n $7-75, $9.00, $10.00. STRAW HATS Boys' straw hats 5, 8, 15, 25c. Men's straw hats 8, 10, 5, 35, 45, 75, I.(H $1.50. Men's and boys' Wool and Fur Hats 50, 75, $1.00, f 1.25, $1.50. Shoes Children's 15, 25, 35, 48c. Misses' 50, 75, $1.00, $1.50. Lad ins' Patent Ox ford and Opera Slippers $1.25, $1.40 Ladies' dress shoes ()Sc, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.50. Men's work shoes $1 00, 1.18, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00. Men's dress shoes $1.25, 1.50, 2, 2.50, 3, $3.50. Men's Patent Leather $1.50, $2, $2.75, $3.50, Carpets and Mattings Carpets at 25, 35 ond 50c. Straw Matting 12, 15,17, 20,25c. Luce Cur tains .'ill, 40, 75, $1. Curtain poles complete, with fixtures, 8 and 10e. Good News! Do you wish to save money, then buy your inn chine oil at . I i I k r. tt " b v n. to t rv. o. i -v i l izfxi'o. Why buy from 5 gallon to half barrel to get Low Prices when you can get a lower price by tho single gal lon. Good mar.'iiue oil 18 Cents per gallon, very.-1icavy oil at 28 cts, a good cylin der oil at i!2 cts per gallou. Wire nails &2.;"t0. Base fence wire away down. Come ond f-co our perfect Wire Fence Binder and Mower knives and guards at the low est prices. Simond's & Diston's cross cut haw at lowest prices. Headquarters for Bottom Prices on all kinds of hardware call and see. No trouble to show croods. McConnellsburg, Fa. Four doors east of the Telegraph Office. Best Goods For CLAY PARK'S THREE SPRINGS, PA Table Oil-Cloth. Strictly first grade at $1.75 per roll of 12 yards. Men's Heady made suits at 93.98 to $25.00 each. Boys Heady made suits at $1.00 to 7.00. Drop Head SEWING at $13.75 agents get H.5.00 for the Lsame Machine. Srracuse Hill Side Plows with STOVES AND RANGES $14.00 to Hl.Oo each fully (riisraotced, i Carpets at 14 cts ier yard. J K-gs for HaU l.iu. him Ply- ' it- Write for 'dar Tubs, Churns, Vann, i Hardware, I wire, Harness (Glass, Buggies, Iaplemnots, MaUiogs Paints and Oils, We have ,ar orders, io fiu on and Poultry, every i week and wil1 the highest price either cash or trade. 4 We want your trade. J. K JOHNSTON, McConnellsburg, Pa. the Least Money ! Ticking faced horse collars at HO i-w each. White Lead CJ cts per It.. Wire Nails at $2.75 jk-i- ken. Lightning Wanning: Machines ' $-1.25 oach. Ball Bearing MACHINES wheel at V.tjO Syracuse Furrow Plows with kI and jointer $10.00. mouth Hocks, thq great wfr.'rr layi-i. 15 eggs for 50 cts. Prices on Dress iiyods, Ladies Trimmed Hats, Men's Hats, (. Grocer Jroccrlcs, Flour, Feod,. Meed OaU. Garden SwJ- Boys' Uat Shoes, . Potatoes. J if 1 0
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