Misses Maine lliuismilh and u'VNT CABINS. MiunfeMwknrtonoVfl the Luther Henry MeUowan is very poor nn Iwounion nt I'm M:;r InstThurs 'y with dysontory. (lav. Tliiviilnril I'oulc ii nd wifo of Mr. and Mrs. Klmer WaKiop 1 1'ittshuru, are visiiiny relative and their little daughter ( Jail, and I hero. Miss Nolle Seihort all of Fan-j Nathan Vdt of Nebraska, took nettshurg, are spending a week ' supper with Misses Mary and at the Washington Uonso. j Lizzie Welch last Friday. On account or ropiirs that ore lly McUclioe had the misfor beinf? made at the church at Ned-! tune to his foot last week more preaching services next ! whiU? hauling telegraph poles. Sunday morning at ten o'clock1 Wallacc McCelieo visited his will be held in the P. O. S. of A. i cousl. Clarence f!ype, in Chum Hall in that place. I horsburg a few days last week. Mr.andandMrs.OeorgoSnv'. der, accompanied by their dau hv nna l .r " ' ter,MrS.f;eorgeMockanddai..rb.;"eUsburp' are v,8,tlD'? tvxcnd tor Mildred and son, (Jrlyn. loft ,C" , , , , , i on Tuesday for a visit to their , croW( 20 per-oni. walKed J daughter, Mrs. G. M. Slnmer of rt"" ? to, 1 ' T Osecoola Mills pft i llomo of CamPbf" Peterson near ' ! Decorum. All report a nice time, i f Uilov Frnlfor who' Limekiln Wood Tor Sale. . , A nice lot of pine limekiln wood ' for sale cheap. See A. M. Si:vir.i.i:, McConnellsburg, Pa. LOWKR THOMPSON. J. L. Roser spent last week at Indian SpriQgs. Mr. Still Kirk and sister, Miss Sadie, spent last Tuesday at John Pittman's. Miss Anna Weaver is spending a few days with her brother Ab- nor Weaver. 1 Kev. John Barney of Clearville ; is visiting in this neighborhood, j Mr. David Ituxel who has been spending some time with rela tives in Tennessee, Pittsburg and Johnstown, returned home last week. Arc We Interested ? M iss Tjlizabeth Patterson of Webster Mills, who has been ab sent several years teaching music will remain in Fulton county this year; and in the event of her se curing a sufficient number of pu pils, will open a music studio in McConnellsburg, and will give both vocal and piano lessons. i WARroKDSIIllW. ; Last Friday while moving some i timber in his barn Frank Kanck fell a Jistauce of about fourteen feet to the barn lloor breaking his wrist and receiving other severe injuries. Dr. Stigers rendered the necessary medical atteutioo and he is resting comfortably un der the circumstances. Saturday evening while return ing home, Howard Mollott's horse becarao unmanageable and back ed over an embankment, a dis tance of about thirty feet, com pletely demolishiug the buggy and iniiirinf t.lm hnruo Tlio nt. I tent of Mr. Mollott's injuries have not yet been ascertained. Mr. W. II. Charlton is visiting his daughter, Mrj. C. A. Cover at Covington, Va. . Miss Fannv Rinehart of Leban on, Pa., is visiting her cousin M rs. D. E. Fisher. Charles Bishop, ot whom men tion was made last week, is im proving rapidly. Lutheran Services. Holy Communion will be cele brated by tho Big Cove Tannery congregation Aug. 2nd at 10 a. m. The preparatory service will be hold Aug. 1st at i:.10 p. in. Tho pastor will bo assisted by Kev. G. McSherry. Divine service at St. Paul's Aug. 2nd at I 'M p. m., conducted by Kev. McSherry. A. (i. Wolf, Pastor. SALlU. I Hustontown. Jackson Deshong h on the sick j w aro glad to hear that Mr. list. Harry Dawney of Hustontown, is Herte Hann spent a day last ' ae t0 b0 out afiatf week in Hod ford county. Grand mother Fields visited her W. C. Mann fell off a load of I son William part of last week, hay last week and sustained a' Campmecting commences at slight injury to his side. ! Maddensville on tho 14th of Au- Mrs.Homer Sipe returned S it-' K"t and will last over two Sun- nt-ilni.' friiin 11 vinit. nrrwitio- rf.ln. II i..il r. e., t: i u o n;t-1 oaiuiuilv and Sunday with her sister, Mrs. E. C. Whitehil), at Cypher, Pa. She was accompanied on her ro- turn, Monday, by her mother, Mrs. R. A. Socr. , -- Jui Akoui Bedtime. Take a Little Early Riser it will cure constipation, biliousness aud liver troubles. Do Witt's Lit tle Early Risers are different from other pills. They do not gripe and break down the mucous mem brances ot the stomach, liver and bowels, but cure by gently arous ing the secretion and giving strength to these organs. Sold fc Trout's drug store. iviisses ueien uanu 01 tiarris- of Fan- Mrs. J. Weslov Fraker who' . . . , ' nas ooen visiting ner sou ouam j . ?, . i i . .. n-:o:... on noofiiinr fit win ;ni uti nil ri in to her home in Fort Littleton, Sunday. Domestic Troubles. j I It is exceptional to find a fami-; ly where there are no domestic j ruptures occasionally, but tnese can oe lessened by having Dr. King's New Lite Pills around. Much trouble they save by their great work in stomach and liver u,,uu,w' uuluu, but cure 2Sc, at all dru ; &lsts - j troubles. , i . -i-i . . i .. i : WEST DUBLIN. M. L. Kirk and son Herbert have been painting at Orbisonia. T .Tiliiiurii tniirln n Kuwmi.wu u '""; ... , ., Ihree Springs visited J trip to Hancock the tirst of this1,, r . 1 - week. i Ualdwin Fraker of Fort Little ton, attended church at Fairviow on Sunday. Kev. Melroy jircached an in structive sermon at Tairview Sunday afternoon upon the life of King Saul. John Clevenger bound the gram from nearly 42 acres this har vest, the grain having been cut by the reaper. tw, iconi,. ensmith aro ,.omo from Williams-! . e r , i4i port for si few weeks, where they ; , , .. , I have been working, Wondcrlul Nerve. Is disolaved hv manv a man ! 4 - - j - enduring pain of accidental cuts, j wounds, bruises, burns, scalds, sore feet or stilf joints. But there's no need for it. liucklen's Arnica Salve will kill the pain and cure the trouble. It's the best Salve on earth for piles, tot). 2Tic at all druggists. CLEAR RiDUi:. Tho people are busy getting ready for the entertain ment and festival at the Grove next Satur day evening. There will be a game of ball in the afternoon. Our team played Saltillo last Saturdav but came homo a littlo blue. One of our ladies had a cat tight last Friday. We trust the pests have left her. K. J. Fields and wife spent Sat- i urdav and Sunday with friends in McConnellsburg. Harris Wagner of Laidig was m our town last Saturday. Mrs. J ulia Ann Wagner of Uar risburg, is visiting her son Har ris this week. William Dishong was at J. W. Mowers' on Saturday. J. S. Mort brought his daugh ter Nannie home from Knobsville last Sunday. Dr. McClain's sister-in-law is spending some time with him at i da'8. I Mr Jnmh Win-nrdnpr and ! ro.. ..t .itr m ti.i iauiiiv vmiwin dill. i. xjt'utui d uii Sunday. J. W. Hooter was a pleasant caller at Amos Sipes on Saturday evening. j Harvey Stevens and Irvin Wiue ! garduor visited Mr. Dort Henry j at Knobsville on Sunday. Church Nolle. Preacbing at Zion M.E. church Sunday, August 2, both morning and evening ; at Ebenezer Satur day evening, August 1 ; second Quarterly Conference at Zion Thursday evening, August 6, ser mon by Presiding Elder Stevens. C. II .Shuix, , Pastor, i usiv.wewN. John Taylor spent Saturday ut lionie. ; David Stiiiil i. Imildihi: ;i c; i next will be the bird. l David Foh nor speiii'Sniidii.v a!- ' ternoon at James Taylor's. j Harvest is over, and now the j hum of the thresher is hoard. i Mrs. Ocie Curfmau is spend-. ; ing a few days with her pareuts. : MissCecie C'lino spent Satur-! j day and Sunday with Jacob j Sharp. ; Mrs. Dennis Hess and dnugh-i tr Ada spent Snnday at James Taylor's. Miss Killa Chosnut is spending some time with her mother, Km- olino Chesnut. Jacob Sharpe and son Fidolio assisUd w w H c,iun tf) malf0 j last woe . .... Mrs- A nomas Keotler spoi.it a f , , . , . low ctays last v eoif v itn lu i is- ... . . . Anaanhinn rn,n. ,,., : jurday and Sunday vith her i grandmother, Elizabeth Sipes. NtW (iKH.NADA. Mr. C. R Stevens a merchant tailor of the "liurg" made a bus iness call to our city Saturday. TInrrv. son of Mr Mini Mrs Jf)1)n r,.imsey of A,tonn;t js ,y. ing an outing among friend? i'C. Mrs. Ebn-ht, dau-htor llo.t ca anJ HOlJ S;lmnof visIl:nj the family of Win. Alloway. Supt. Harton and Lewis Harris were iu our village last Wednes day evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ed liornhart, of OSS' McClain, recently. I iM r. luctiaru Alloway is singiug 'a new tune on Sunday cvonhigs. j "Go to sleep, my baby girl.'' ! D. M. Cunningham, that, big j hearted real estate man. and t'v sons, Coyle and Merril, of Wi! jkinsburg, are among the Cun I ningham tribe at New Grenada ; just now. dames Alloway is nursing n : sore head caused bv coining in ! contact with a horxe sho'? while U'. hys W,iro VW lst t- urday evening, T, , ,T . Kev. . H. Drossier, on Sun day, was loaded down with twon- ty dollars in cash, alter services iu liothol, as a donation from the cheerful givers about here. Richard Alloway was the solicitor He raised it in a couple of hours. The reopening of the U. B. church is over and enough raised to pay all debts, and build a new fence around thecometery. Wells now has live nice churches all with bellsand all paid for; also four new school houses, for all of which, Wells has just reason to bo proud. j N. H. Alloway, District Prosi- dent of P. O. S. of A. accompanied by John Houck went to Crystal : Spings and installed the officers of the camp at that place Satur day evening. BACK RUN. William Cutchall and family spent last Sunday at llarrison ville. Mrs. Annie Fittery is visiting the family of James Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Motter ! spent several days in Franklin ! county last week, j David Thomas who has been I away for some time is visiting his j parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas. The noisy huckleberry pickers can bo heard almost every day. While working on his father's farm Geo. Paylor recently found j a turtle with the initials of Goo. j Ca,arr!l Stomach. E. Garner carved on it back liftecn When the .stomach is overload years ago. ; od; when food is taken intoit-that Win. Motter spout last' Satur-1 fii'ls to digest, it decays -and in day night with the family of Wir. H-nros loo mucous membrane, Cutchall. ' exposing the nerves, and causes Bert Keller h spending sum timo with his sister, Mrs. Wn. I Cutchall. Wrn. Paylor lost two valuable young cattle last Week Pbilin and Dan ol Ott returned home last Saturday. m:. rn 1. TY....1.M I...... ;.. Iw... 1UIH 1 IHU'UK 1 ttj 1"! llcl.- IU HIT . . . possession a iNicouana plant which has three huudred aud sev enteen Mowers and buds. The flowers aro star shaped and snow white in appearance and very beautiful. Mr. and Mrs. John Ott aud daughter Kella spent last Sunday with Mr. Ott's mother. To Cur Cold in Oo Diy. , Take Laxative liromo Quiuino Tablets. All druggists refund the monoy if it fads U cure. E W. Grove's signature is on each box- 25c. v -acts Worth Knowing. i n'- MillniH) Wiiirnns, Surreys nnd Iluirle, Kiiu;iloiils, I'ut'iii ci -s .; i)l,-.Viiirns, Tup Spring-wagons. Bimlern, Mowers, T I a v -I'al-i s-'. i ilivor cliillril, .Syracuse awl Wlanl chilled plows, Wood r.mi .Sin I frninc harrows. Srwiny Machines with I drawers, drop lieuil, uni-uiitooil for ton years, for $11. The Win e'er & Wilson Sewinj: Machine latin; lust made fur dressmakers. Pon't fail to to it licfifro buying. I'm headquarters for Grain drills -stock always on linnd. I have the largest sloek in the county in buggies and farm Imple ments. My poods nrn right- and prices right. Goods right hero and I will lie wrc to tell you that I run give just as mucli for your money as any dealer in the County. Me sure to come and see met or write to me before buying. T. J. COMERER, McConnellsfourg, Pa. Administrator's Notice. ... ,.!,V .r V:, ; ,., ( ,,f j;, ,itl- ;.!, ." i-U i tnt1!!' (iinlM''.i;'ti'(i , . ' i- ,li I ; V . ' rcl '.. luif (if -hip. l-'iimii Mtitny. (irft-us- -hm- iiitviMi.' t'M'itn- dtrniij'. mid t-s-1 1 1 iii i pn ip f 1 y ant IK'nMi'itTerl U- , : '.r. I Mo-( 1 1 iliK' till' ! me w 111 III! -fl ! Ic t.MI' U ill pi s.-r i pifi!"-t Vii'A ).!,uvrr Di vki.iuss. A dfn'tiitmtor. I Ml M I oi sai.i:. SiMiutffl iff t:ist of Mci 'opneiN'rir. I l i . i'.xirt"iiu' to (,i"Kiim p i-c iM!it'ini:rtr :i5 ackis, a i.Ai;i. m;u h.w k it., , . !i i" tnfiM: - .n ll.c ?'.'Tin)V-ni"!ii -v i y aii.ipt.-d uy (' U j'lir . ti'iii'.tii. Ii'rrus t Mill IH'- '!li IAMK..,!., ' 'I.--1: -- isit nn- pu i.nr.in-. .I.'ir;. O.i I' lrii'-. w! -ti mr ! vv. u. ni:i.son M.-C..l.!ii-;l-.ni-.'. 1'i To thi: Facincrs. I will, for the next two weeks, have some low prices on Hay and Grain Hn'cow, aild 011 a few Mow- .rs and Spring Harrows. Come 1 soon and gi't the advantage in the oul in io.i'.s. j have :vme old ock Moat Si:riuiis, that I will close out at h' , T. J. Cumi;i:i;u. Dciith nl an Otet-ined Citlen. .l.i, ;;!! Hoc 'Oi!!..:i runor, one ol ' 'io o:u ly sol !,!or: uii;d ;.l his hoi.irj ptu'.il.vsis, ag"d 7 sof I5nckVidl-y, 1 July 17, P.,'0:i. of I '!! yours. lo was i a son ol .Ioh" Hoopi'iiga rdiior and ; his wif ', i"jli;:n.hot,h 1 1 u II. U'-in-r of n lively u mj-oramont , "Joe' always look an active part ' hi the piciisii r's as w.-l I ns i'n-i pvooomorit of o l!- Valley. Ho was j an earnest and eonsi-'i.ont mom-I her of long stiiridin-j- in the Meth odist church, which he aided with : energy ana u liberal haiid in i building up and inaint it i U 1 1 .i.r, lie served in Co. 11, 2ith K'ei'. ' P. V., and vi'as a member of John Q. Taylor Posl, r.sji ;. A. K., hav ing br'f.n elected Cliapl.iiu of tiiis Post yoar after your since its or traniication. He is survived by his wifo, oiie daughter, Mis. Anna Boatty, of Philadelphia, and live sons ; George, living iu Michigan, John! aJ Luther in North Dnkota.Har- j T m Judiaua county, Pa., and Will, of Philadelphia. His remains wore laid auaj the orottv cemoterv of the M. church, near the scone of his en tire life. An excellent sermon was preached by Kev. Anthony to a large number of people who gathered to pay their last re spools to their friend and com rade, lie was buried under the auspices of John Q. Taylor Post. While in the church acting Com mander Stephen Mellott held tho draped Hag droopingly over the casket, which was- prettily deco-; rated with wreaths of beautiful j (lowers Tho services wore very i impressive nnd comforting to the bereaved relatives, comrades and ; friends. Fulton Kopublican. j i '' glands lo secret mucin, in- I stead of the natural junvs of di - gostioii. This is called Catarrh ..f tlw. ..1, l,.n I tnf. ieroci with catarrn or ii;o siomacn : caused uy mdigeslion. Doctors '.ml mediciniw failed to bene lit 1 r'lo iititil I n.-.wl Triul.il 1 1,-rvnrwiii 1 " ' J - - f'- 1 ti ,11 n .,i ri. . i cue. . u. ivuoa, .oppeii, iw old at Ti n'ltV. d'ru;.' ntore. OCEAN (.ROVE. Tho Cumberland Valley Rail road has arranged for an eleven days excursion to Ocean Grove, Asbury Park, N. J. via thir lino aud P. 11. K. on Friday August 21st. Excursiou tickets good to re turn uutil Sept. 1st, 190.1, inclu sive will bo sold for train No. 4, leaving Mcrcerabui g at 8.00 A. M. on above date. Kate $(1.00 for tho round trip. Administrator's Notice. l'-Nt' of IUvM Mart tioe;itrd LrttiTf nf iKliTiliilstrution, on ihe estate of iMvtl Mnrtz. lute .of Llok njf Creek township fUii'iisctl, hiivluif heou granted by the H!ifistiT oi VVi.l.siii ! titt.in f-mnly lo the mii wcriher. wtioe posUnMre udilresN If Hurrl -on villi. Kulton county, n.. till ptrson who tire iiulchtfd to the wind otute will nlfime muke j ptiymettt anl those hitvinrf cltiims will present i ut: in II. X tiANIRLH. Adtuinist rutor. June 21, V.m. PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATlE SATURDAY, AUGUST 1,1903. j Ttiu umlor'.lKui.(l Ailmlnlstrutor of the tMtiiti; uf Aliiuliam Kiiiu. ileocaved will Hell on i hi: nliove niinicd 0 to, nn the premises lu Tay- lor tnwn-lilp. lullin county. I'a., one mile I mirth of I.uirtlK pnvtollluc. the following de- .-ri n-u esmte, ! A GOOD FARM I of oik; liunilml and twcniy-llvennrps. One '''''' 'rc'i. fenced un.i moodcon- . fllti.in. iliil:inue In tlniher. ; nimsu TWO-STORY LOG HOUSE r,in Hunk Hum u lid otheroiithulldlngs intriHHl reiuiir, fl'ho fiirm Is well watered. A never riiilmi! spring of water near the house. A GOOD ORCHARD i vi:h a variety of fruits adds to the value of the I pluce. Church and school house near. Farm i lien within oue-(Urter of u mile of the South I'cmd rii,'lit-cf-way. I A GOOD CHANCE t for u runner. Sale begins at 1 o. clock P. M. , TKKM:-Ten per cent when property is l:noi'i(.'d down: one-third, IncludlnK the ten per ' cunt, at couNrnnaion of sale, and balance lu ' 1 a n cilia! annual payments with Interest to be 1 r.ciircd byjudtimcnt, I JONAS LAKK, Administrator. HOME FOR SALE. A IInuso unci two Lots with out inulilhit.'s ami staltlo ilx.'lo, all under ( xccllont )'0mir. TViis jiropci'iy would Huit to open ii'nto! and Livpry: or a good location V'ir ti phj-sicinn Will soil ot a bar ;rn in , nnd niovini; to the City is reason for snllino-. Call or address Mas. Kkv. K. Siioi-.makf.k, Unstontown. I'a. Wax'J'kd. 10d0 chickens at 10 cents a lb., and 5000 dozen eggs ' at 15 cents a dozen. Clay Park, Three Springs Pa. In few instances has paint marked so great improvement as in the case of the new" color ap plied to tho residr nee of Mr. Con rad Glazier in tho Exteusion. ORCHARD GROVE Prices. Side Meat 12c- Ktfirs Klc. Mutter 12c. Lard 14c. Shoulder 12c. Hum 15c. Tullow 5c. Old Poultry ()c. Younif " , 13o. Go to Merkntressor's for Itw Hide Hi'lt-lacorH i, , i, J, In., all lengths. 22 and 2S oz , rubber drill aud duck for Bujry Tops and Wairon Covers. Packing for Knjrinog -AURORA the liest that tho market affords, and the Round Abln'stos for chest packing. Don't you need u complete 8-day cluck ijl !."; same with an alarm $2. -10. Lemons for die hot davs. I'ui'e Corn Stat-oh 1 lb., package 5c, 1 lit., can of Royal Making I'owder olk j ... . rtvntrcrTin VCCPO : " : w.w iiWkiuuii,, Manager. r YOU NEED A BUGGY t HOW DOES THIS STRIKE YOU? . 1 A Hrau New Falling Top ! Huggy with Full Leather i TV Trimming, Spring Cushiou aud Hack, Th'iind Mile X Axle, A Grade Wheels, Pat X nt Shaft Couplers and Fine X ly Finished throughout for ONLY $50. Large Sto;k to select f rem. I am also handling Hand made Buggies and Wagons. W. R. Evans, X Hustontown", Pa. JOHNSTON'S JOHNSTON'S JOHNSTON'S Johnston r.awnn 5c, a better one at 8c, and a beautiful lino of all colors at 10c. A line of the most attractive Mounsellnes at Wc, white lawn 8, 10 and 12c Illack and colored Serges for skirts, and all the latest novelties in Shlrt-walHt-suit goods. CLOTHING Men's and boys' work shirts 25, 39 and 50c. Dress shirts funcy negliges 25, 48 and $1.00. Overalls and work pants 25, 40, 48 and 75c. Boys' dress pants 25c Men's dress pants fl.OO, S1..15, $1.75, 92.25, 12.75. Cliil dren's suits 80c, 1.00, $1.25, tl. 75, 2.00, $2.75. Men's suits Black nnd Figured Nobby Clothing, Ruaranted in making, $2 40, $3.90, $5 , $ti 50 $7.75, $!!, $10. STRAW HATS Boys' straw hats C, 8, 15, 25c. Men's straw hats 8, 10, 25, 35, 45, 75, $1. $1.50. Men'a and boys Wool and Fur Hats 50, 75, $1.00, f 1.25, $1.50. Shoes Children's 15, 25, 35, 48c. MisBes' 50, 75, $1., $1.50. Ladies' Patent Ox ford and Opera Slippers $1.25, $1.40 Ladles' dress shoes 98c, $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 and 50c. Straw Matting 12, 15, 17, 20, 25o. Lace Cur tains 39, 49, 75, $1. Curtain poles complete with fixtures, 8 and 10c. Do You Want to Save Money? Do You? Then call and examine our stock of Hardware be fore buying. You have, here the Largest Stock, of Hardware In the County to select from, We will name you a few of our many bargains : One 18-tooth spring harrow left we will sell at cost. Steel monkey wrenches 6-in., 19c, 8 in. 21c, 10-in. 25c, and 12-inch, 30c. Job lot nickel plated ratchet braces, 10-in. sweep, 50c Steel crowbars, 60 to 90c Manure forks On tario 32 cts, Bachelor 40 and 45c Hand saws 35, 45, 75, $1.20, $1.40, $1.60. Horse nails 10. 11. and 14 cts. a lb. Grain rakes 20and 22c. Machine Oil 18 and 25c per gallon. Iron and steel tire at the lowest cash prices. Blacksmith's supplies at the lowest prices. Head-, quarters for low prices on high grade Hardware of all kinds, prices always the lowest. TERMS STRICTLY CASH. R. S, PATTERSON, McConnellsburg, Pa. Four doors east of the Telegraph Office. Best Goods For the Least Money ! AT CLAY PARK'S THREE SPRINGS, PA. Table Oil-Cloth. Strictly first grade at $1.75 per roll of 12 yards. Men's Ready made suits at $3.98 lo $25.00 each. Boys Ready made suits at $1.00 to $7.00. Drop Head SEWING at $13 75 agents get $05.00 tor the same Machine. Syracuse Hill Side Plows with STOVES AND RANGES $14.00 to $34.00 each fully guaranteed, Carpets at 14 cts ir yard. Eggs for Hutching. White Ply Write for Hardware, Wire, Harness Glass, Cedar Tubs, Churns, Wagons, Buggies, Paints aud Oils, Implements, Matting We have large orders to fill on Eggs and Poultry every week and will pay the highest pries either cash or trade. We 'want your trade. ' J. K JOHNSTON, McConnellsburg, Pa. Ticking faced horse collars at 90 cts each. White Lead 0 cts per tt. Wire Nails at $2.75 per keg. Lightning Washing Machines at $3.25 each. Ball Bearing MACHINES wheel at $8.50 Syracuse Furrow Plows with wheel and Jointer $10. mouth Rocks, the great winter layers. 15 eggs for 60 cts. 1 . Prices on Dress Goods, , Groceries, Ladles Trimmed Hats, Flour, Men's Hats, Feed, uoys' Hats Seed Oats, Garden Seeds, Shoes, Potatoes. 1 4
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