1
ipjM-d beef at '
iru in s.
Hon. W. .Sciitt, Alexander is ul
t n i i i n 1.1 10 lii'puh!i';iii State
convention this week.
dipt, anil Mrs. C. T. Dixon of
Sipi's Mills, spent a d;iy or two iti
ti ii lust week.
A fresh suin.lv of Cakes and !
11 " i
crackers at Irwin s.
Merril . Xace was in Harris
burtrlast Wednesday. Ikirnuni
ar.il l!;ii!ey were also there.
I). V. Trout, Max Sheets, A, M
and C. :. Seville of this place
spent last Sat urday at Chambers
burg. Tho boys got up a scrub game
of base ball on the Athlei.ic
grounds in this place last Satin--;
day.
The Hynd man (I :cdford conn-:
ty Bulletin was sold last week to .
I. N. S .vnjio, a newspaper man of ;
Miipl 'Ion, Huntingdon county.
Lake lish and Potomac Herring i
at Irwin's. j
While we were sweltering with I
the unusually hot weather o last
week tlie greater portion of Mou
tana was covered with teu inches
,.f wll,
oi suow. ,
Thirtythree thousand j.ersons
are dying each week of plague in
" f I
India, according to a report from 1
r,uw., it..... t I
i r.V r, i r i! :'iim
vviiinui-iH-uuiai L flLLUl noil, ill V.I11- n".i i., tvjl's
cufta. j Memphis, Tenu. I M0'
... ... , , , i ! Mrs John Keinard, near Neely-
thy let your wile break hen - - - I. , . . '
back washing the old wa v when ! After a laborious search of the ' t(?U' """tu-on coun y who trav
you can buy the Vaudergrift Hot-1 Scripture for a just.ficatiou of ! c'ls ou fo,.,t fu'f bf ke,U to sUP
arv washer boston the market, at the tobacco habit, a subscriber of ! Porl an Iuvald h"f m
Berkstresser's store for si-LT,. the Colon Exp. ess, who started ! tho 'f eu,d of U'e c?Uttty lasl
, ., , i in with the tirst. ehimtor of r.,,o. ! WWM- Mrs- Bernard is o!) years of
.uo ui iisiu ou i! s a re s i
through the col u ins of a widely I
circulated family newspaper is i
the best way to attract patronage '
and win fortune. So say all sue- i
cessful business men.
The New Breakfast food, Maple !
Flake. ( Jet it at Irwiu's.
Our enterprising neighbor Al
bert Stoncr is having the win
dows to his property cut down,
and new .sash and single lights
put in which adds much to the
appearance of his property..
We are sorry to hear of the ser
ious illness of Mr. Conrad Iiron,
of Lanark, II!., who is at present :
recovering from a surgical opera-,
tion in a Chicago hospital. Mr.
Lamp is a subscriber of the News
and one of the most progressive '
a.i.i prosiierous' citizens of Car-1
rol coiiiity.
A good canned corn c per can '
at Irwin's. ',
Mr. Lloyd ISarnt.-s, formerly r. f
Fulton county, died in Dayis, W.
Vu., two weeks ago, aged years i
Mr. Harnes removed from Fulton !
county about two vears asro to -
Cumborland and from there to
Davis. He is survived bv a lartre '
family and many friends in the
county. Hiiueook Star.
Mr. and Mrs. Ahimaaz Kuny;i,n
of Ni.'Pdmore, sjii'iit from Satur
day until Monrhiv u it.li tlmfWni-
lv of their son, .h.hn it. Runvan :
and othi:r friends in this place
I'arewi'll services were held iu
the Reformed church at Myers-j
dale, Somerset county, on Tucs- j
day evening, May nineteentli for.
Miss Christine Reifsneider wJio I
was chosen by the last general .
conference as a missionary teach
er and who will leave shortly to ,
take up the work of teaching in
the (Jirls' ()rjjhaiui;ci! at Zochou,
China. Miss Reifsneider was ;
once auest of Miss Katharine ;
Cook, and her acquaintances here
congratulate lier on her trip to :
the Orient.
( )n account of the continued ill i
nessof Mrs. Daniel Mock of Tod
township, her home last weok '
was visited by her sou Fred of
Pittsburg, and Mrs. Sinnott ()f
Philadelphia; by her brother Mr '
S. (i. Miller of Marklcsuurg,
Huntingdon county; by her sis' ,
tcr-in-law, Mrs. John Sherman, !
and daughti.'r of near Knobsville, ;
and by her brother "Uncle" Jako ,
Miller, and wife of Ilurnt Cabins, i
Mrk. Sinnott returned to Pl.ih,. :
delphia Monday.
A suit for wo d.nmiges lias i
been brought against llarnum i
and liailey's Greatest Show on i
i.arth bylyiuis M. Pessaguo of , f ,;l wyer's farm, and then weut
Harrisburg, for injuries received , down to Webster Mills and bored
by his nine year old child being! two holes in the Knob. This
struck by a falling bill board. It j seemed to satisfy them, for last
is alleged that about a month ago Saturday morning they packed
us the child was passing along a t)l(;ir kit, took it to Mercers
btroetin the above city a large j ourg and shipped it to tho north
bill board eighteen by twelve feet I 0rn part of the Stato. Inasmuch
fell on her, cutting her head and . ns the parties concerned neglect
breaking her nose. . j t.u to (.om0 ln and tell U8 w10tiU)r
Wantkd. KKw chickens at 10 ; success or failure attended their
cents a lb., and 6000 dozen eggs investigations, we cannot satisfy
at 13 cents a dozen.
Ciav Pakk,
Three Springs Pa.
saic KcRistcr.
Saturday, .June L'o. V. K.
Spoor, executor, will soli on tho
promises one mile south of Salu-
via tho Mansion farm of tin- lati;
lamps Miniiiek,
deceased, con -
tniuiiif? 12 acres, mnro or less
about !I0 acres closirud iiiirl well
r... .i. ,.. ... , , . ,
".-utvu; niso a nousi; nau lot ail -
. . . , Dir, uuu .urn. uuuii'i i i-uiiiLwi
jo.nms farm.. Sale be-ius at K' ; S.,van sp(Mlt a fow days w,ek
" tloe"- , : among frieuds on this side of the
- I mountain.
As Mr. and Mrs. William Mel- .1. S. Mcllvaine, K'j. cashier of
lott of thu corner -accompanied j the National Bank of Chambers
by Miss Mary fjrouso were on ; burg was an agreeable caller at
their way to the salvation meet- j tl'is ofiice Tuesday,
ing on Sunday moruing the yoke j I'ainters Thompson and S touch
of the harness was broke letting
the tougue fall to the ground
As a moans of stopping the hor
ses Mr. Mellott directed thorn
against a fence with so much
force that he and his wife wore
thrown from tLo carriage und
both were considerably bruised.
Teachers Wanted.
We need at once a few more
teachers, both experienced and ;
.inexperienced. We have more!
, calls this year than ever before.
I . . , , , ,. , 1
Schofils and colleges supplied
' with competent teachers free of
! cost. Address with stamp, ,
i i
American Teachers' Association,
t r. f:,..,in, rr. n r., ;
i -.-...
sis but reached the last chapter
of lievelation without finding any- j
thin" wol,tliy f ""to. was sway- j
,u" "u uia VCI OJ oespair, wnon
iu the middle of the eleventh ;
v;ini-, ui tin; .-si;ujuu Vliiuso, 1IU
paused, read twice,' slapped his
! leg, took a fresh chew and read
aloud : "He that is filthy let him
be filthy still "
A record not often equalled by
school children has been achieved
by J. Klliott Trego, a member of'
this year's graduating class in j
Tyrone. Starting to kinder''ar-
ten ut the age of 4 and fusing j
two vir later into' the public i
schools, he has been a pupil elov- j
en vears. and in that timo has i
never missed live, minutes from j
school, novor boin.' nhsont or tuv. i
dy, besides doing excellent work
in all studies,
Watcrtall.
More rain more rest.
Mrs. Mary E. Rhone of this
l'Iilc,i has gone to Mapleton Dc-
l'"1 -
Mrs. Ida Ileaton of this jilace j
v's'ted friends at Dublin Mills ;
Inst vrcck.
Mr. Samuel Leuly and wife of j
Sultillo visited Mrs. Lizzie New-1
man of this phce Sunday. j
John Cracey and wifeofCJracey
caUuct on Irie,uls 111 tllls place cue j
i day heat week.
On account of the bad weather,
mum as no iaiifuiugui iiDU ami remedies lor lour years.
M. E. church Sunday evening. Then Huckleu's Arnica Siilve cur
II. II. Rerg.stresser and Tilden ' .(1. It's iust as irood for burns.
Newmau of ttiis place left for
Washington D. C. to take a few
days outing.
Misses Hetty and Ooldie Witter
and Nora Oracey of Oracey, visit
ed friends iu this place one day
'ast week.
Mrs. Lizzie Newman is on the
sick list.
Notice.
The directors of Ayr township,
Fulton county, Pa., propose build
ing a school house in the above-
named township. Specifications
;an b obtili"cd of John Stonger,
McConnolUburK, Pa., to whom
",:il:u "'"ui u.i iKiuressen (in
or ljtjfol' Juno at 1
(,'''"clf V' iM l5oard wiU rnt,ot
at Webster Mills on abovo hour
and d:lto:
,.
S"me 'steru capitalists have
oeen prospecting in this county
for minerals during tho past few
weeks
Ihey sent a New York
Drilling Company here who put
j.,vn a Kw-foot hole on C. VV.
, the curiosity of our readers, and I
j will loavj them to do as we aro
doing -guens.
j Miss Lida I Vt-k of (Jem spent
j Tuesday in town.
After an absence of 11 years
Mr. Allen IS. Sines of Toledo Ohio
spout Tuesday in town.
i
, I II. Wihlo. Ksn..is working:
nfo iusuranco in Franklin county j
1 i. 1
HH" I
1 m , f t ,.ii. v,,ni.Ln
left Tuesday morning for Wells
Valley, whore they have con
tracts for a couple weeks' work.
Mr. and Mrs. Fernando Deck
er of Licking Creek township,
are happy over tlie arrival of au
o:her daughter.
A cave has recently been dis
coveied near Warriorsmark con
taining the skeleton of a man sup-
,..,l l. t.,,i:.,.,
,,aw)f a iw(J flf blilnket and s,v.
, ,,. , . ,
... T , , ,
Miss Irene 1 rout who has been
:. ..,,,,.
!" f h.l:loIPliiu for some t.me has
Ust n lnl"
m'lli llocilnl und ..nt.in.id n tnn
, 1 """ """ -u
three years course as trained
; age and walks on an average of
miles aday. She expects to visit
McConnellsburg next mouth.
Cards have arrived announcing
the marriage of Dr. Frank P.
f iengenback of Denver, Colorado,
to Miss Anna Welty Stuartot the
same city. Dr. Cengeubick was
a summer visitor iu our valley in
and made many friends du-
ri,W I'-" stay who wish him "bon
voyage" on the matrimonial sea.
---t -. -.-r.-r.r .
'"'t It expect Old Arc.
It's shameful when youth fails
l" S,M'W Irojor respect for old age
DUt JUst llK' contrary in the case
()f )t'-
Kin:
New Life Pills.
Tliey cut, otf malarie no matter
M(,w severe and irrespective of old
aL'f. Dysiiensia, jaundice, fever.
and constipation all yield to this
perfect Pill. L'c by all druggist.
The trustees of Wilson college
have received a letter from Dr.
M. H. lier.ser, president of Liu
denwood college, St. Charles, Mo,
accepting the election as presi-
dent of Wilson college. Lie will
arrive with his family to assume
tlie position in the latter part of
June or July.
-
A Uiinaway lticyclc.
' Terminated with an ugly cut on !
the k of J. U. Oruer, Frankliu
(Jrove III. It developed a stub
born nl:er unyieldiug to doctors
scalds, skin eruptions and piles.
Siio by all druggist.
I'lcasant Kidc,
fieorge Morton and Michael
M allot have returned homo from
Riddlesbui g, for a couple of
weeks.
The Rosebud Traction Engine
Company have moved to Aaron
Garland's where they expect to
saw a large lot of lumber for Roe
Mellott.
Logue Deshoug and Frank
Skiles atteuded May Meeting at
Touoloway last Sunday.
Joseph Strait was a pleasant
caller at 1). P. Deshong's last Fri
day. Virgil Hard loft "Monday for
Pittsburg.
Mr. John II. Strait has com
pleted his new house and has
moved.
Ella Mellott in going to Little
Hancock last Saturday eveniug
lost a buggy wheel. While she
was calling for help Mason Mel
lott caino along and helped her
out of her trouble.
. Aaron Garland iias purchased
a $1-T horse. Ho can drive now.
Miss Fiances Deshong visited
Christopher Deshong last Sun
day. Claton Deshong and family
spent Sunday with Richard Desh
ong. Miss Nancy Truax visited
Martha Strait last Sunday.
Mr. Albert Mellott and sister
Pearl were pleasant callers at
Martha Strait's Sunday,
1 -
Subscribe for the Newh,
PU1JLIC SAL1'.
Of Valuable
Kl-AL i:STATI-.
ON SATURDAY. JUNE 6, 1903,
Tin; MTitleiHitftK.'U udmlui.Himlur will Hell on
the premise nnrvhulf mile south of AkersTllle
tho rollovvimr viilMtihle rul estate, theproperty
of N. II. Jackson lute of (Irtish Creek township
tleoestsiMl. t wit :
IOO ACRES
urn! Hi perches ncnt measure, mljolnltm Innds
on the north by K. I). Akers; on the cust, by II,
K. A hum: on the south by Wilson Conner, mid
on the west by the mansion furm of wild de
feased. There lire HO acres of
TIMBER LAND
from which imy be cut 3 MO feet of lumber
-JNMmo of whltcoak. 5(1.000 feet of yellow pine
unci chestnut and W.eoo feet or whltepine. The
rest of the land Is cleared and In (food state of
eultlvat'nn of w hlch .'? uurei Is In winter irruln.
acres In oats, and the remainder In uruss.
It Is all up Jimd. sin villi, and well watered. -A
Hue site for ImililiiiKs alou the public road.
Sale to heiln at I o'clock.
Ti:HMS: Ten per cent, of bid to be paid
v. htn im pei ty Is knocked down: one-nulf, nf
balance on c .iillrinatlon of sale, and the bal
ance In one year with Interest from dnte of
eonfli-iiiailiMi.
MAKSII.VIX .lACKSON.
AdiiilnlHtrator.
Ill the Court of Common Picas of
Fulton County,
Order of Publication in Divorce.
To .lames ftrviu
hereus .Minnie Mertle Krvln, your wife
has Hied a libel In the Court of Common Pleas
of Fulton county, of January Term IKKI. No. 12
prnyinu a divorce against you. Now you are
hereby nutilled and rciinred to nppeur In suld
I Court on or before Tuesday the H'lidayof June
next to answer the complaint of the said miu-
me.McrtieKrvin and m default of such appear-
anee you 111 be liuble to have a divorce ifrant
eu In your ulisenee.
1). C'. KLIX'K,
Sheriff.
May 12. l(o:i.
In the Court of Common Pleas of
Fulton Comity.
Order of Publication in Divorce.
To Daniel O. Hockensnilth :
Whereas Rebecca HiX'Keusmlth. your
wife has tiled a libel In the Court of Common
l'lens of Fulton County, of Jauuary Term lam.
No. I. prayliiif a dvorce analnst you. How you
are hereby nutilled and required to appear In
wild court on or before Tuesday the llih day of
June next to answer the complaint of the said
Uebeceo Hoekeusmlth. and In default of such
ttppearance you will be liable to have a divorce
trranied Iu your absence,
I). C. KI.KC.K.
Sheriff.
May I2. !VJ3.
Register and Clerk's Notice.
Notice is hereby ifiven that the following
named accountants have Hied their accounts
iu the Register and Clerk s olllce of Kulton
county. On., and that the same w ill be present
ed lo the Orphans' Court of suld county for
ciilillniiatiou on the llrst Tuesday after the
second Monday or June next. beluK the llth day
1. Kirst and linal account of Mrs. Marv A.Kiik
ley admiiiisirainx of Mis. Anna K ihuer lute or
Liekilo: Creek township, dccei.scd.
2. KIini and Until account of KWe Oreithead
ailininlstratrix ot llephsib.ih (ircathead lute of
Meeol'iiellshuir. l'a.. deceased.
:i. The account ofOeo w. oicnn atlmliilstra
tor of tlie estate of Mrs. Rebecca CarbaiiKh
late of Ayr low nhip. deceased.
4. The second and final (sepi-ratel aeeountof
Mrs. Mie knaiiss i.ne of the executors or the
H ill ol lleiiiy ll.ilci iate of Toll tow nship, de
ceased. 5. First and linal account or II W. Kelso and
(leo. W. Wat'ller executors of the last will-e
or Jacob A. Ilamil late of Tod Township, de
ceased. OKOIt'.K A. HARRIS.
,. , Reu'isler & Clerk.
Register and Clerk s (mice.
May 111. A. I. V.HA.
YOU NEED ABUGGY
HOW DOES THIS STRIKE YOU?
A Hran New Falling Top
Huggy 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.
I am also handling Hand
made Buggies and Wagons.
W. R. Evans,
Ilustontown, Pa.
I T
. GO TO
C E. Starr,
Three Springs, Pa.,
To Uuy Your
FERTILIZERS,
and save a dollar.
Headquarter Por
FEED and FLOUR:
ALSO,
Road wagons
For Sale.
The editor of the country paper
that wrote tho following was in
tended for a larger fluid in which
to operate. "A woman has writ
ten that a kiss on the forehead de
notes intellect." This may be
true bilt the man who would
wasto his time kissing a woman's
forehead when nho lias the rest of
her face with her, hasn't any in
tellect worthy of mention.
H. M. Whitosidoof Baltimore,
aged 111, and K. L. Dunphyaged
113 of Towsou, Md., were drowned
in the canal about 200 yards west
of Hancock a few days ago. They
had been playing base ball and
becoming very warm went into
the canal to wado around until
they would cool off.. Mr. Dunphy
got beyond his depth and Mr.
Whitesido tried to rescue him:
Neither could swim; both drown
ed. They were ni em bora of one
of the B. & O. engineer corps.
REDUCED PRICES
at
D. C. AIALLOTT'S
STORE.
1 liavotlio Ijtirsrpst Lino of Men's,
Womcn'B, and Children's Shoes to
pick fniii) Hi at I ever curried before,
also I just received n new line of Dry
Goods, which I have not room to shelf
Here are a few prices mnon many
Bargains : Calicoes, "i to c , a yard,
Muslin 5 to Hri fiinnliiims 7 1-2 to 10c:
I have a bi line of Shirts: they must
go at 4.1c u iiece: . dozen pair of Over
alls at ii cents each.
Straw lints from (I to 17 cts; Straw
Matting l.k- a yd: Floor Oil Cloth 2.".c:
Summer Lap Spreads
lied need from tl.(X) to 7."i cents
I have also, reduced
GROCERIES,
Granulated Sugar ." 1-2 cts: C Brown
at 4 1-2 cts.
I iuy tho highest market price for
produce.
D. C MALLOTT,
eedmore, Pq,
Correct Styles.
For All The Latest
Novelties in Trimmed Mil
linery, you want to call at the
Store of
MAYS JOHNSTON
One door wostof Albert Stoner's
No Old Stock.
Everything up-to-date and
at
LOW PRICES
LUMBER,
We are in position to fur
nish you with most all kinds of
Lumber, consisting ot
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, write us.
KALBACH & SPANGLER
Knol-svllle, Fulton Co.. Pa.
ORCHARD QROYE
MARKET.
Side Meat Xc.
14c.
15c.
14c.
12 c.
13c.
3 c.
Hutter
Lurd
Shoulder
Ham
Tallow
HATS.
In Straw Hutu my line Is com
plete work and fancy; and in
Wool Hats I can i;ive you tome
thing nice ut 50c to 111. 30.
CLOTHING.
Wool Suits at 11.33 to 14.00
Hoy' und Youthg'. In prints I
cun show you a complete line in
Ktundurd Goods.
GINGHAMS.
Lancaster anil all the standard
mukes. Curtains, Lapjiettg, Ty
phon Silks, Fine Lawns in while
and colors. Seersuckers, Muslins
for I'lllows-samu In 10-4 for
Sheets, Satteens, Draperies, Ta
ble, Stand and Bed Spreads.
Cotton and Linen Crashes. Ta
ble, Stand and Shelf Oil Cloth.
Ladies Wrappers.
Ladies und Children's summer
1,'mlerweur.
I ask a share of your patron
no and will please you ln prices.
W. L. BERKSTRESSER,
Manager.
To Cure a Cold in One Uuy.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure. E.
W. Grove's signature is on each
box. 25c.
JOHNSTON'S
JOHNSTON'S
JOHNSTON'S
Johnston's
Lawn8;, a better one at ftc, and a beautiful line of nil colors at 10c. A
line of the most attractive MouHselincs at Hc, whito lawn 8, 10 und, 12c
ISluek and colored Series for skirts, and nil the latest novelties in Shirtwaist-suit
poods.
CLOTHING
Men's and boys' work shirts 23, .1!) and 30c. Dress shirts- fnncy nefjllyes
23, 48 and 11.00. Overalls and work pants 23, 40, 18 and 73c. Hoys'
dress pants 23c. Men's dress pants 1. 00, $1.33, $1.73, 2. 23, $2.73. Chil
dren's suits 80c, $1.00, $1.23, $1.73, $2.00, 2.73. Men's suits Hlnck ami
Figured Nobby Clothing, puarunteeil in making, $2 40, $.1.!I0, $: 00, $0 30
$7-73, $0.00, $10.00.
STRAW HATS
Hoys' straw hats 5, 8, 13, 2.3c. Men's straw hats 8, 10, 23, .13, 43, 73, $1.00
$1.30. Men's and boys' Wool and Fur Huts 30, 73, $1.00, f 1.23, $l.f,0.
Shoes
Children's 13, 23, 33, 4Hc. Misses' 30, 73, $1.00, $1.30. Ladies' Patent Ox
ford and Ojtera Slippers $1.23, $1.40 Ladies' dress shoes OHe, $1.23, $1.30,
$1.75, $2.36. Men's work shoes $1 00, 1.18, $1.23, 1.30, $2.00. Men's
dress shoes $1.23, 1.00, 2, H2.50, :, $.1.30. Men's Tutent Leather $1.30,
$2, 12.73, $3.30,
Carpets and Mattings
Carpets at 2-3, 35 and 50c. Straw Matting 12, 13, 17, 20, 25c. Lace Cur
tains 3!), 4075, $1. Curtain poles complete witli fixtures, 8 and 10c.
Good News!
Do you wish to save mouey, then buy your ma
chine oil at
R. S. PATTERSON'S,
Why buy from 5 gallon to half barrel to get
Low Prices
1 8 Cents
Wire Fence
Bottom Prices
on all kinds of hardware call and see. No trouble
to show goods. 1
R. S. PATTERSON,
McConnellsburg, Fa.
Four doors east of the Telegraph Office.
Best Goods For
AT
CLAY PARK'S
THREE SPRINGS, PA.
Table Oil-Cloth. Strictly first grade
at $1.75 per roll of 12 yards.
Men's lleady made suits at f3.08 to
$25.00 each.
Hoys Heady made suits at $1.00 to
$7.00.
Drop Head
SEWING
at $13.75 agents get $05.00 for tho
same Machine. .
Syracuse Hill Side Plows with
STOVES AND RANGES
$14.00 to' $34. 00 each fully guaruutced,
Carpets at 14 cts per yard.
Kggs for Hutching, While Ply
Writ for
Hani ware,
Wire,
Harness
Glass,
Cedar Tubs,
Churns,
Wagons,
Buggies,
Paints and Oils, Implements,
Mutttngs
We have large orders to fill
week and will pay the highest -
We want your trade.
J. K. JOHNSTON,
McConnellsburg, Pa.
when you can got a lower price by the single gal
lon. Good machine oil
per gallon, verylieavy oil at 28 ctf, a good cylin
der oil at 32 cts per gallon. Wire nails $2.."0.
Base fence wire away down. Come and sec.
our perfect
Binder and Mower knives and guards at the low
est prices. Simond's & Diston's cross cut saw
at lowest prices. Headquarters for
the Least Money !
Ticking faced horse collars at 90 cts
each.
White Lead (ij cts per It...
Wire Nails at 2.75 erkeg.
Lightning Washing Machlnos at
$3.25 each.
Ball Bearing
MACHINES
wiieel at $H.50
Syracuse Furrow Plows with wheel
and jointer $10.
mouth Rocks, the great winter luyc rs.
15 eggs for 50 cts.
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Groceries,
Flour,
Peed, ,
Seed Oats,
Garden Seeds,
Prices on
, Dress Goods,
Ladies Trimmed Hats,
Men's Hats, '
Hoys' Hats
Shoes,
Potatoes.
on Eggs and Poultry every
price either cash or trade.
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