DON'T GROWL.
It is not ours, but the railroad
company 's fault that you get the
"News" a day late this week.
Prime Timothy Send for sale
at Stouteagle Bros'. Price to
suit the people.
.Miss Abbio Uoupt anuouuees
that slio will do plam sewing,
cheap. Give her your work.
Last Thursday Davy Little pur
chased the Cooper House proper
ty including the hotel and the
store building adjacent for $G, 100.
Mr. Willis Younker and Miss
Lucretia 1J. Myers, both of
Thompson township, wore mar
ried by Squire Daniel Covalt on
the 2th ult.
Atteuttou is called to the fact
that owing to another sale being
in the neighborhood, the date of
II. II. Brideustine's sale at New
Grenada, has beeD changed from
Saturday 19th to Saturday, Sep
tember 20th at 10 o'clock a. M.
Sec advertisement elsewhere in
this paper.
New advertisements
Racket Store. !
II. Sierer & Co., Chambers- J
burg.
Ilege & Myers, Mercorsburg.
Sun Bros. Big Show.
Mrs. A. F, Little.
Geo. V. Keisner, & Co.
Alexander Sutherland, of Oil
City, Pa., Car Inspector with
Walter L. Main's show, while as-
Public Sale
at
New Grenada.
S EpYemTbER 2G, 1003
I At WTiirt'S NOilCI-'.
I Nntlee t nrrhy iflven thiil the mtUrlifnr1 I
I niKllior nppnlnt.tl tn milk lltrlliiitlun of the
I funds in III1 hitljils of Ml I.l.y.ii Knuims one '
I the hxiMutiti-a of the V', i.f lirury oyier. i
lMt ol r.Hlt.iw rihip lic'ncil will -it for t lip 1
' iHTforniiiiie,) of liiN rlntloM. at his ollluo in Me- I
t:hUPlNIiiw. I'u.. on Thurdiy, Koptfinhpr 'li. '
I 'It at In u loi'k. A M.. whi'ii iiml where nil
nrtle Intnri'steil nniy nttrml It thev ep plop- ,
MONEY
8 A :S
I
Tlie limlerslnnet will ho) 1 at his res
lilenee nt Netv Grenada, tlio following
property, to wit : ONK G(XJD (JO W,
1 Ui-droom Sulto, 3 Hedsteatls, 4 sets
1 ttl .springs, 3 stumls, 3 Lounges, 1
Home Comfort STKKMtAN'OK, (near
ly new). 1 heating move and pipe, 1
iron k!ttlt. ONK PAKLOIl OIUJAX,
I Intension Table, 1 l)ouhle-siiiat-e
eupUiartl, 1 four-piece Silver Tea Set,
1 French-plate oval Mirror, ONK
SKWINO MACHIXK, 1 Hanging
Lump, 1 hand Lamp, 1 set of Chairs,
1 Churn, 1 Hutter Howl, 1 Lantern, 1
Lot of Matting, ami CAKI'KT Lan
tern, Lard Cans, Half bushel, Presto,
Nut-Hake, Window Class, K;)f Crates,
Ixt of Chickens, iDTATOKS, Dishes,
Tinware, Crockery, Hoes, Hakes,
Shovels, Axes, Saws, Harrels, Kegs,
Window screens, Linseed Oil and
many other articles too numerous to
mention. Sale iH ins at 10 o'clock A.
M. when terms will ho made known,
H. H. imilJKNSTLNK
.Tas. M. CMKSNfT, Auet.
eit. 9. Irtfl
.S. tV. KIHK.
A lull I. ir.
Administrator's Notice.
Notice h hereby iflvcn that lotti-re of iMlmln
Mnillnn hiive been Krunli-U tothe uwlersiifiit'd
.ipnn the entitle of .hunt's I.. Kerlin Inte of
I hiblin township. Kulton county. I'a., ileoens
uI. Alt persons havlnif chilm 'against mid es
tate will present Ihem properly authentleated
for settlement, anil those owlnir the mime will
j please eall and settle.
T. K FI.KMINO.
ft. pt. fl. inna. clear Kiile, I'a.
K
,'XKOUTOK'S NOTICE
A PLR0AT1VE PI.EASIJHR.
If you ever took DeWitt's Lit
tle Karly Kisers for biliousness
or constipation you know what a
purgative pleasure is. These
famous little pills cleanse the
aver and rid the system of all
bile without producing unpleas
ant effects, They do not grip,
sicken or weaken, but give tone
and strength to the tissues and
Notice In hereliT iven that l.n.n ta.Mtunii.iit
sry have been granted to the iiiiilemlRiieit upon
the etate of Samuel rlecrlst lute or Thompson
township. Kulton count", Pa., deceased.
Any persons baring claims against said estate
will present them properly nutheutleated for
settlement, anil those owlnir the same will please
call and settle.
JOHtf R. KKCUIST. Hum Run. Pa.
(HAK1.K.S F. SKCKIST. Sylvan. I'a.
Kxticutors.
Administratrix's Notice.
Notice Is hereby irlven. that letters of ad
ministration on the estate of Amos Wink lute
of llrush Creek township, r'ultun roun
ty. deceused. huvinir been granted to the un
dersigned, bv the Ki-Klsier of Kult n
county. Notlue Is hereby Klven to all persons
indebted to said estate tomake Inimediatepiiv
uieuis. aud those hnvintr claim atruliis the anie
to piescul theni to the uudcrslKued. duly au
thenticated for settlement.
KAOHIX WINK. Admit.
Auk. I-.' 'OT Iicusl (irove. Iu.
irgans involved. W. IJ. Howell
sisting to load the circus on the of Houston, Tex., says "No bet-
train at Chambersburg last Sat
uaday night, fell under a truck
which passed over him crushing
both legs, which were afterward
amputated at the hospital, but
the poor fellow died in a few
hours.
Miss Irene Pott, of Big Cove
Tannery, spent the past two
weeks with her friend Miss
Mamie S. Clevenger, of McCon
nellsburg. Thesetwoyoung ladies
expect to leave soon for some
eastern city whero they will
spend the winter and their many
friends will regret to see them
go as they are prominent youDg
poople.
Tom Johnson, John Sheets,
Merril Nace, Harve Sipes, Dr.
Fontaine, George Cooper, Wells
Greathead, Dan Trout and Mary
Iloko, Horace Nace and wife, Jim
Henry and Charlie Barton, Char
lie Stevens and Bennett Peck
all of this place, went to Cham
bersburg last Saturday. Mr.
Main, the showman, hearing of
the crowd from McCounellsburg,
aud seeing a chance for some
business, sent his elephants and j
monkeys up from Westminster,
Md.,and showed the McConnells
burgers a mighty good time.
Thanks, Walter.
ter pill can be used than Little
Early Kisers for constipation,
sick headache, etc." Sold at
Trout's drug store.
YOUR SCHOOL TAX.
Pay It in Time, and Save the Percent
age. When to Do It.
All school tax paid on or before
Octolier 1, an abatement of "i per cent,
will In; allowed. From Octolier 1, to
November 1, the full face ot the tax
must be paid: after November 1, live
per cent, will be added and unpaid
taxes placed in constable's hands.
The following shows the time and
places to meet the treasurers in the
districts that have their notices print
ed at this office.
Mct'ONNKI.I.SIiritO.
John A. Irwin, treasurer, will re
ceive the school tax for the Horoutrh
at his store, at any time during busi
ness hours.
I.ICKI.Vii CKKKK.
I. W. Schooley, treasurer, for the
purpose of receiving the tax of Lick
ing Creek township, will git at Dr.
Hoop's from N A. M. to 4 P. M., on
Tuesday, September 2; Harrisonvllle
from N to 1 1 in the forenoon of Wednes
day September 30: and in the after
noou of the same day from 1 to 5
o'clock, at Suluvia.
To Cure a Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure. E.
W. Grove's signature is on each
box- 2jc
IT SAVED HIS LEO,
! t. j. uaniorin 01 uaurange.
Ga., suffered for six months with
a frightful running sore on his
leg; but writes that Bucklen's
Arnica Salve wholly cured it in
live days. For ulcers, wounds,
and piles it's the best in the world
Cure guaranteed. Only 25 cts.
Sold by all druggist
Clear Kldne Items.
Mtm. Aaron Knepperandditugh
Ur pusHod through our town last
Sunday.
Mrs. Juno Gunnells and daugh
ter, of ilHgerstown, is visiting hor
brother, John A. Henry.
Mrs. Kiiiina Cttrmuck and Mrs.
William Honry are on the sick
list.
Andy Bolinger, of Taylor, mis- J
ed ti radish this season Unit mens- i
ure.s 2!H inches in circumference.
Can any one bent this?
Jacob Winegiirdner, wife and
daughter, Inez, were the guests of
Knndull McDonald, of Wells Tan
nery, recently.
Mr. Huston Stinson is visiting
her parent, near this place.
Mr. Randall McDonald and
two children, of Wells Tannery,
are visiting her mother, Mrs. Jno.
Stinson, this week.
Some person or persons stole a
quantity of tar-rope weighing 50
pounds from the porch of John
Huston's store the other night. In
order to avoid trouble the parties
had better return it, as they are
known.
Itert Sipes, of near Hustontown,
is the happy father of a bouncing
big boy.
Mrs. K. O. Kesselring is on the
sick list.
Jere Knepper, William Knpp
per, wife and three children, visi
ted Jacob Winegardnor' Sunday.
David IJriggn went to hi home
at Charlestown Monday. He had
been staying with Calrin Carniatk
for some time.
Iter. Mflroy preached at this
place Sunday afternoon. - ,
Girl Wanted.
To do general housework in a
good family in Chambersburg.
Wages from $2. 00 to f. 50 a week.
Inquire at this office.
Notice.
Notice Is hereby Klycn that 1 have Hied In
the omee of the Secretary of Internal AITatrs
at llurrlsburK au application for a Marram for
acres, more or li'ss. of unliiiiroed vacant
lund ltunte In Helfast township, Kulton coun
ty. ndjolnltiK lands of Joseph K, Mellott on the
west. Wllilam Keineron the north, (i. W. Mel
lott on the east and .1. I". McKee on the south.
;ko. w. mi:i.i,ott.
Sept. 2. IBM. i ;,.,. p
K.tRM FOR S.U.F..
Situated one mile cast of McOir.nelNlnirir.
I'a.. cxlemlitiK to I,.mm1.hi pike. ('oiitniniiiK
245 ACKkS. A I.AIMiK M.W HANK ItAHN,
has lately tieen ndded to II. u improvements.
The farm is udmiralilv udapteil for stork pur
IHises. t un he liouxht on terms to suit pur
chaser. Address the owner
IIAXIK1. (ilt.UKKT
( haniilersliiiri. 1 ...
I'ttrtics wishliiK to visit the premises Inquire
of
W. II. XKf.SON.
McConnellsiiurK'. 1
PUBLIC SALE OP VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Saturday, September 19, 1903, I o'clock.
Ily virtue of an order of the orphans' Court
the undeislKned administratrix of Klilott L.
Harher. deceased, will sell on the almve date,
on the premises, nituate on the waters; of Mek
Inif Creek, one-half niliu east of I'leasauiK'dKe
and a mile smith of Owl Creek ( ;) In Muklnif
:reek township, the followliiK deserlhed real
estate.
A TRACT OF KAKM LAND udjoinlnif lands
of L'rluh Kline. II ! , Dcshonx, Mrs. I.ueretlu
Hess, Mrs.Oeo. W. Skinner, und otlicrs. con
tulnlnx ONK-HUNDHKD ACHKS. more or less
ahout US ucres cleared, halanee In Kood tlmlier.
The huildlnvN ure u Kd TWO-STOIIV IXJ
WH'sK. fair loir liarn. corn crib, sheds, etc.
Convenient to school and church.
TF.K.MS: Tea per cent, on day of sale: one
half Including the ten percent, at confirma
tion: balance in one yeur with Interest.
JIINMU HAKliKU.
Administratrix.
Register and Clerk's Notice.
Notice is hereby Klveo that the following
named accountants have tiled their accounts
in the UeKistcr and Olerk s ortlre of Kulton
county. 1'u.. mid that the samu ill lie present,
ed to the Orphans' Court of said county for
couilrmiitloii on .Monday, the run dav of Octo
ber next. beiuK the llrst Mouduy.
I First uud tlnal uccount of Jesse It. Snyder
administrator of the estate of Jonathan H.
Snyder, late of Thompson township, deceased.
The account of Martha Walt., administra
trix of the estule of John Waltz. lateof llelfast
township, deceused.
3. The account of Mary J. Anderson, admin
istratrix of the estate ofjotiuthau Anderson
late of Taylor in wo ship, deceased.
4. "Irst and tlnal account of I.ueinu (inrllck
sui vlvinK executor of Abrum (iarllck. late of
llrush Creek township, deceased.
r. First and tlnal account of S. Wes'ey Kirk,
jidmiulstrutui of the estate of Zephthu Moats,
late ol Thompson township, deceased.
. First uud tlnal account of II S. Daniels.
K(.. administrator of the estate of John Dan
iels, late ot IJcklnK Creek township, deceased.
7. First and tlnal account of V. K. Speer.'
executor of the last will c . of Kllzabeth Hess
late of LickiuK Creek township, deceased.
D. First and tlnal account of II W. I'ecv ..
eoutor of the last will .to., of Win. II. lies.
late or 'Ihompson tow nship, deceused.
OKOIUiK A. HARMS.
, Keirfster A. Clerk.
Reitlstar and Clerk's Onloe.
Sale Regigter.
Saturday, iSeptember 19. T.
F Fleming, administrator will
sell at the late residence of James
L. Kerlin, deceased, live stock,
farming implements, hay, &c.
Sale begins at 10 o'clock. Credit
0 months.
Saturday, September L'G. H.
H. liridenstine will sell at New
Grenada his household and kitch
en furniture, including 1 parlor
organ, I Home Comfort steel
range, sewing machine, etc. Al
so a good cow. Sale begins at 10
o'clock.
DISTRESS AFTER EATIN0 CURED.
Judge W. T. Holland of Greeus
burg, La., who is well and favor
ably known, says: "Two years
ago I suffered greatly from indi
gestion. After eating great dis
tress would invariably result,
lasting for an hour or so and
my nights were restless. I con
cluded to try Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure, and it cured me entirely.
Now my sleep is refreshing and
digestion perfect." SoldatTrout's
drug store.
AT CLAY PARK'S, THREE SPRINGS, PA.
Eggs, IK cts per dozen.
H utter, 14 cts per pound.
Wheat, 80 eta per bushel.
Uye, 75 cts per bushel.
Oats, JO cts xr bushel.
Chickens, old or young 10 cts
per pound.
Fall and
Winter
MILLINERY.
FALL AND YINTER MILLINERY
Sept. 24. 25. and 26,
will be our llrst opening
with a feat display of
pattern hats from Balti
more and New York.
Ready-to-wear hats the
popular colors trimmed
with quills, wings, birds,
and, in fact, every thing
that can be found in a first
class millinery store.
We have the largest
line of millinery ever
brought to Fulton county,
and prices so low they
will surprise you.
All are cordially invited
to come and see goods
whether you buy or not.
Mrs. A. F Little.
WORKING OVERTIME.
Eight hour laws are ignored by
those tireless, little workers
Dr. King's New Life Pills. Mil
lions are always at work, night
day, curing indigestion, bilious
ness, constipation, sick headache
and all stomach, liver and bowel
troubles. Eisy, pl asaut, safe,
and sure. Only 2ic at all drug
stores.
by purchasing your Fall lioods irmii
HEGE& MYERS
at Mcrcersburg.
Special Announcement
livery day brings lots of New Goods to us, which we have
bought at lowest possible prices. Our large Fall
Stock, which tills our store to oversowing,
consists of, Shoes, Boots Hats.
Caps,, Felts. Carpets.
Rubber Goods, Heavy Coats, Abckinto.shes, Oilcloih, Trunks,
Suit-cases, Ladies Wrappers. Full stuck of new up
to date Corsets, full line ol Dry Goods.
Clothing, Gents' Funvshings,
Blankets. Etc.
SHOES AND BOOTS.
We make special mention of our Shoes and Boots, since
this is the lime of the year that every one needs some
thing in this line.
Boots. Shoes,
We luive a new stork of lrutlier C.i.od SHm.,! Slmes. Kinr Carlisle
Hoots of tin' lirst quality fur ti:i; itnil I)ii -s Slide, for- V.'iniicii i,nl Children,
boys ul rlon pi ires. 1 10 tint liny un- Men's l.cuvy s!nirn, Men's line
til yon come to see uh. ilre.s s;.o , , .',,,s',m ir.; ,,1 Ui,A culf,
ti: i use-1 jii'eti! leather.
Clothing.
Suits. Overcoats,
l'p to date J!cadv Mmle Suits for IJi.n't forpet us vheii you want an
Children, Hoys, and Men at moderate overe ml.
prices. Our ever increasing clothing !;i) PANTS ;is low us 1 .."; for
trade is but evidence of tin; superior men, und "idc. (or boys,
value of Uicm.
We kindly invite every one to call and lei us show you our
stock and give you prices which really are what talk, and we j
promise our Fulton county friends special inducements dur- j
ing this season. Try us. !
HEGE & MYERS. !
'She!
Is.
At J. K. Johnston's
MM
Mr
Jill 3d .r U:-'
M ) F aTJt
villi
SingLr Barrel und Double
Ihirn l.s, Jireevh-Loading ,
made for Smokeless Tow
der. Ham merles Double.
Barrels MaHin Pump
Shot Guns and. Winches
ter Rijl.es.
Shells, Etc.
Jilarh and Smokeless yotc
der Loaded Shells, for 12
und 16 Gauge Guns
Clean i ng Rods, Loading
es & gun grease. Belts
, Hunting Coats and Vests
I
rieis on these
oltraetive.
Goods are.
J. K. Jolinston.
;AN6l
! GREAT
i
BANG-!
ANG
GUNS !
The Washington County Bank
Hancock, Md.,
IS A HKAXCII Ol-' Till-:
Farmers' Trust; liankinjc and Deposit Co.,
Of Baltimore, Aid.
DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
6
Acting Officcru Llecttd by the Stockholder:
DR. J. S, SWARTZWELDER,
J. FRANK FIELDS, R J TANEY.
E. V, HENDERSON, JOHN W BURCESS.
Deposits subject to check bear interest, at the rate of '1 Per cent,
per annum. Deposits in savings aepartmeni., 'A per cent,
per annum. Time eertliicales ot .b-posit. al tin- rale of 4
per cent, per annum.
'iPaid in Capital and Surplus, - - $235,000 00
Security to Depositors Against Loss, $400,000.00
Accounts of Corporations und Individuals Respectfully Solicited
OPFICJ-KS:
John W. Woodlanil. Pres. K.
J Fenton Tlioinas, d Vice-I'res. V
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i. .lohnstm. 1st 'ice-l'rcs
l. Allen, S-vretary-Treas
Facts Worth Knowing.
For Milburn Wagons, Hurreya and Unifies, llunabouts, Fann
ers Milk-Waifons, Top Sprin)-wa2on, Hinders, Mowers, llaj
rakes, Oliver clii lied, Syracuse and Wiurd cbilled plown, Wood
and Steel frame harrows.
Sewinjr Machine,, with 4 drawers, drop bead, yiiiirunteed for ten
years, for 14. The Wheeler . Wilson Hew-in Machine Is fie
best made for Urciii:ikei ,. Don't fail to si e ii before buying.
I'm headquarters for i 'Jrain dnl's stock a Iwayn ln hand. 1
have the largest stock in the cniii.iy pi bunnies and farm imple
ments. My (foods ure riht--aud prices -ilu. (loods riht here
and I will be here to tell you thai 1 can j i v? j,i,t as much for your
moni'y us any dealer it, the County.
He sure to come and see me or write to me before buyinjr.
T. J. COM ERER,
McConnellsburg, Pa,
May be seen at
R. J. PATTERSON'S
NEW STORE.
Please call arid examine our stock of GUNS. be
fore purchasing.
PRICES THE LOWEST
Also, full line of Shells.
Full stock of tarred roofing, Gas tar, White lead,
best Linseed ojl, ready mixed Paints, Glass, Grain
bigs, Iron and Steel Tire in fact everything found
in a first class Hardware store.
Prices I he lowest.
Tl-HMS STRICTLY CASH.
Yours respectfully,
R.S. PATTERSON,
McConnellsburg, Pa.
. P. S. i have a few Plows and Harrows that I will
sell cheap.
Pour doors oast of the Telegraph Onice!
VAool Carding
and
Carpet Weaving
H. H. HERTZLER still continues Cirdins and Weaving at the
W1MX)V (iU(JVli MILLS ut llurnt Cabins.
Carpet Chain always on hand. Wool put iLto bats for Hups.
I will take In Wool and work nt tho following places, namely, Frank
Uuro'a, Fort Littleton; Michael I.uldi'i, Dublin Mills; W. lj.
peer's, Suluvia; O. W. Lynch', Crystal Sprlnt;s; J. K. Jack
son'i, Akemville; Caleb Harton', Uustontown; A. N. Witter' g,
Waterfall; Harry Huston's, Clear Illdirc: W, K Herkstrenger a
Drehard Grove.
I Will Visit these places monthly during tho aoanoti. Thankful for
past favor, I hope for a continuance of the same,
H. H: Hcrtzler,
Burnt Cabins, Pa..tl
CLAY PARK'S
THREE SPRINGS, PA.
No. 9 galvanized smooth wire in 500 lb lots at
i 52.60 per hundred.
Fancy recleaned Timothy Seed, $2,25 per bu.
3-ply tar roofing With caps and nails complete
per roll $1.30.
2-ply complete $1.00.
Single Barrel
Shot Guns
choke bored at 4-98,
Winchester shells per box 45 cts: per hundred.
'51.70.
Heating Stoves 6 to 525 each.
Cook Stoves 514 to $22 each.
Table oil cloth strictly first class $1.75 per roll.
Corn cutters 15c each 2 for 25 cts.
SYRACUSE FURROW PLOWS
complete $10.C0, -
Mail and telephone orders filled same day re
ceived. . '
CLAY PARK