Chimpfon Wheeler. Nolson Dauicls, at Judge Mor ton 'a bnrlr yard, wheeled from mud rniJl, distance about sixty varda, at one timo, ouough mud ! Q to mould lit bricks, each' weigh-1 S iug t pounaa, making a total, weight ot 108(1 lbs. Nelso says he can do a little bettor. Limekiln Wood For Sale. A nice lot of pine limekiln wood for sale cheap. See i A. M. Sevillk, McConncllsburg, Pa. Thanks, Mart Martm Averts. Licking Creek of V No Suit In Court. 1 will attract half so much attention, as -those beautiful late style FALL SUITS that are beinjj gotten out at our busy merchant tailor ing establishment. REMEMBER that it doesn't cost any more in the 'long1 run to wear clothes that fit you, that are well made and made of fashionable material, than to wear shod- I; ; ay oui-oi-aaie siun. ..... ... emember m a d mi i JLf JSL VJL JL JGL township, brought mo a box . .. mil it c nnr hucinocc In tnun m tnnU .., IL iUa nearly all ono size. I weighed one l lw r.H luUui wmi ' cnani:es in siyie ana material, and that when vnu a ' are clad in a suit from our store vou can deoend J$ ' upon it being the correct thini?. .... .r- - UVl..U MftUArl ID . 1 ured" around 14 iuliefi. i Mart j saia tney were nn the largest. Dr. II. S. Wishakt. To Cure Cold In One Day. Take Laxative Hromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money . if it fails to- cure. E. W. Grove's signature is on each box 25c. ' Big as a Pumpkin. ' ', Mrs. M. A. Thompson of this j place sent us an apple the other j aay tnat weighed as much as a watermelon aud measured as much in circumference as a pumpkin. Now, Clear Kidge, where are you APLRGATIVE PLEASURE. If you ever took DoWitt's Lit tle Early Risers for biliousness or constipation you kpow what ,a purgative pleasure. is. Those $ Remember , that we can on short notice make to order any O thin? from the dress suit to the plainest work X j, suit; or we have on hand ready made clothing ' for men and boys, both dress and plain at prices ,-' i that can not be beaten elsewhere. : - - Rememoer that we have the latest things in Hats, Shirts, E2iCollars, Ties, Suspenders, Hoes, etc' ; ftt prides that you'll find all right. A. U. N ACE & SON, .McConncllsburg;; Pa. IT SAVED HIS LEO. purgaue pleasure : 13. ihose 1. I A.v Daiifortb of UCJ ranee i 1N;,,,,'Ctf ' "?""' lb " .Wi! filttlOUH litr.ln rilU rWiwrt tfiot ' ' ' " V1"0 I au.l.tnr u.mintei to inuke .listrlhuiion ,," the iamous nuu. puis cleanse the Ga su ffer(Wt for slx Withs with I SSWSS,"" ufvit"' T liver and rid tl.e system of all a frihtful ruun-n- sore on his ; XnlZX JM X bile Without nroduein" unnWo , rW"" ruuu.ll sore on Ills performance otlil, .lull-,, ,u 1,1s mu. . laM.. Diio wiuious proauuug uupieas- e but wrtes that Bucklen's ""'rVA''v.0? nT a. ALIHTOK'S NOTICE, ani enecw, . ,iney. uo not grip, , fea , A it in sicken or weaken but give tone flvQ davs F ul WQUnd and strength V, the tisauos and Wrid it.sihbeslin the world organs involved. W. U. Howell Cure ;oarautoe1. 0nly ?5 cts. of Uouston,, Tex., says -No bet-1 s61d h a tor pill can he used than Little , . Early Risers for ' constipation- & H THE .NEW .M0DERAT0J sick headache. etc.V. Sold at Trout's drug trtore. j ' ' 1 1 ! 1 ' Sale Register. Saturday, September 26. II. II. Bridcnstine will sell at New fi renada his household and kitch en furniture, including 1 parlor organs l,Home Comfoct steel range, sewiug machine, etc. Al so o good cow. Snlo begins at 10 o'clock. Saturday, October jh.John'II Doyle, intending to remove from the State, will sell at his resi dence in MoConnellsburg his household and kitchen furniture, potatoes, garden vegetables, painter's outat, &c. .. Sale begins at 1 o'clock, p. ra. , , ;, . WORKINQ OVEKTIMB.. Eight hour laws are ignored by those tireless, little workers Dr. King's New Lift PilU, , , Mil lions are always at work, 'night day, curing ipdigestioq, bilious ness, constipation, sick headache and all stomach, liverf-and jb'cJ, troubles. Easy, pleasant, safe, and sure. Only 2&c at all drug stores. . ( ' The, nqw moderator who will rosi'tfe''6VeTJ 'ttie' fall 'dtUsion of Carlisle presbytery at Waynes boro next week is Hev; Eugene A. Johnson, pastor of the Capitol street church, Uarrisburg. He is. anlike the previous tnoderators of the pids;bytrv in that he' is a' member of atribe (l Ibdiacg In, ew York state. He has also in his veins some African blood. Ily is, h.igb,iy educated, and none to' hear1 hiin spuak,"without see ing Jtim, ,vouid imagine that he is other than an educated Anglo Saxon. He is. a brilliant , orator aud a close student who holds high rank in his church and is ac cepted as one of the presbytery's bright minds. . It Is said, that he has never renoo.nced.his member ship in his. Indian tribo and that he is one of the heirs to large tracts of land which belong to the :it 10 O Ckll'k. A. M . u h..n u.l ......n prtle! ImoroitcU amy atteuU if Hit s;e prup- Administrator's Notice. Nutlet l hereby Klven thiu linn-rs of admin IMriitlon huve lv;eu imtnttMl t.iiliu unaerlKned upon the entBtu of Jurum. U Kcrliu lute of Ituolio towrnhlp. Kultoo county, l'a., di;oeun ea. All persons huvlnii cluluji. uirulriNl mid en title will present them properly imthentlcuted for Hettlenieot. and those owlnif the name will please cull and Mettle. T. E KI.KMIN'O. Cleur Riditc, I'a. Sept. 9, IttM JXKCUTOH'S NOTICK.- Motice it hereliT glren that letter! tentamcnt ary Iikth heon granted to the unili;rilitiid upon the Mine of Samuel Seorlal lule of Thompson townnhlp. fultun rountv, !., dvceused. Any pumont having r.lalum aKalnst Haiti estate will preKcnt thuu properly authenticated for ettlenieiit.and thone owlnif theaunie will please call andHettle. JOHN E. SECKIST. J'lum Uun, Pa. CIIAKLKS K SKCKIST. ylyan. Pa. Kxeouiom. HARRISON VILLE. Listen Sot wedding bells along our creek. ' 1 - ,;i Ilowd Mellott is all smiles. A young mill hand has corne to stay. ! ' A few of our people visited the County Seat last week, and some of them enjoyed Sunday visiting, j William Vallanco, our cham pion apjilebutter boiier, attended the sale on Clear Ridge last Sat-1 urday. j Ilev. Molroy preached us an el j egant sermon on Sunday, and , our minister, Uov. Shull, filled Ilev. Melroy's appointments. ! Mrs. George Deshongand chil , , A fXw Jcrej; Editoc'f TeslUooolal. M. Lynch, Editor of the J'hilipsburg, N. , J, ! Daijy,; Post, writes: "1 have used many kinds of medicines for coughs and colds in my family but never anything so good as 'i Foley fs Honey and Tar. I cannot $ay too much in praise of it." Sold at Trout's drug store. Notice. Notice Is hereby g-lven that 1 have Hied in tin- oflloy of the Secretary of Internal Altai at IlurrKburK an application for a warrant for 2'4 acres, more or lean, of unimproved vacant land situate in Helfast township, Fulton couu t. adjoining lands of Joseph H. Mellott on tl.e wen. William Kelner on the north. C. W, Mel lutt on the, east und J. 1'. MeKee'on the sou in. UKO. W. MKLUJTT, Sept. 8. 1003. - oetu. Pa: - FARM FOR SAI.K. , : Situated one mile east of McConnelLsburir. Pa., externllng to l.oiHton pike, contalulin 2AS ACRFS, A I.ARliK NFW BANK 1IAHN, ni lately heen added to the Improvements. -The farm la admirably adapted for Ktoult inir posen. Can be bouirht on terms to ault i,ur ehaMer. " Address the owner - DANIKL Oir.BKRT. ! " w CUamuemlMirK. I'a, Partica wishing to visit the premlsea Inquire of " W. II. NF.LSON. " ' , , , r . , MuCupnf llso,urn. Pa. Gitt .Wanted. To do general housework in a good family in Chamborsburg. Wages from 12.00 to $2,50 6 week. Itirjuireat this office. VT CLAY PARK'S. THREE SPRINOS, PA. Kggs, cts per dozen. ' j Huttcr, 11 'cts p)r jipuud, , Wheat, SO cts per bushel. Kye, 75 cts jx-r bushel. Oats, 40 cts ier bushel. Register and Clerk's Notice. Notice in hereby riven that the following named accountant have tiled their account In the KetdHter und Olerk a nmoe of Kiilnm co'jnty, la.. and that theaame will be present ed to the Orphans' Court of said county for confirmation on Monday, the nth day of Octo ber next, being the tirst Monday. I 1 First and llnal ancount of Jrsae II. Snvd'T administrator of the estate of Jonathan II boyder, late of Thompson townanip, decuased. ! . The account of Martha Waltz, artmlnlstra thxof the estate of John Walu, late of Belfast township, deceased. 9. The aCCOLint of fcfarv .1. Ani1i,n,nn i.rfn.l... ' b,rratrix of the estate oajonulliau Andermni lut of Taylor township, deceased. ' 4. first and final account of Luema f iarliek fimvintr executor of Ahrum riahlea. late of Ilruih Ureek township, deceased. . First and llnul account of S. VVes'ey Kirk, , adminlsirutor of the estate of Zephtna Moats, late of Thompson township, deceased. I n First and ttmtl iii....,nnt ,,t 11 s i.,.ni..iu Kstj.. administrator ol the estate of John Dan iel late of Licking Creek township, deceased. 7. Flist und ttnul account of W. K. Kpeei, Fxrciitor of the last will jtc . of KlUatieth Het latnot Lie-king Cieek township, detMsaxed. . a. K,rt and final act;oitnl of H. W leoK ex ecutor of the last will Ac . of Win. H. Hess, late of Thompson township, tlecf ast d UKOROK A. HARRIS. Register & Clerk. Register and rierk h Oilier. Chickens, old or y6uug 10 cts dren passed through our village I'ond, ' Suudaylast to visit her mother -M , -, r :- . v- in-law, Mrs. Harriet Deshong. ' durcd Memorrhe ol the Lungi. the pigon hill corespondent ', "Several years since my lungs wood do well to learn to spell cor ' w?re bo badly affected that I had ect before they Ilight any more, ! many hemorrhages," writes A. " '" " i b- ! M; Aki nf; WwidInd. 'fl'took tttt woiie i immtiu tiiT j treatment with several physl- "I had kidney trouble so bad i cians without any benefit. I then that I could not work," says J. J. i started to take Foley's Honey and Cox of Valley View, Ky., my feet j Tar and my lungs are now as were swollen to immenso size and sound as a bullet I recommend I wa confined to my bed and I It in advanced stages of lung physicians were unable to give 1 trouble." Sold at Trout's drug me any relief. My doctor finally ; store. prescribed Foley's Kidney Cure which made a well man of me." Bold at Trout's drug store. Now advertisements A. U. Nace & Son, Merchant Tailors. W. 11. Nesbit, Stoves A Ag., ; as much to the buyer a the sell Keep your eye on the adver tisements. Just now the busi ness people are having somo In formation for you, and It is through the advertisements you gut it. Kemeraber an aJ Is worth Implements. er. f A QUESTION IN EQ0S. A lady walking to town with a basket of eggs was run into by a gentleman driving by. The lady fell and broke all tho eggs. The genlleman apologized and offered to pay for the eggs, asking how many she had. The lady replied when counted 2, 3, 4, 5 and 0 at a time always one remained but if countod 7 at a time they came out even, how many had she? DISTRESS AFTER EATIN0 CURED. ' . Judgo W..T. Holland of greens burg,' .LaVwhd is well and .favor ably known, says: "Two years ago I suffered gfeatlj frpm ndi gestioo. After eating great dis tress wotjU, -variably result, lasting for an hour or so and my nights were restless." ' I con cluded to ry; Kodol, Dyspepsia CoreaW it cored me entirely.- rNow my sloop is refreshing and digesUbu per feet "Sold at Trout's dwgat.re.rj.?,,,..,1,: , ;v H. W ytk la W Eh 0 t by purchasing your Tall Goods from HEGE& MYERS at Mercersburg. Special Announcement Every day brings lots of New Goods to. us, which we have bought at lowest possible prices. Our large Fall " ' ' " Stock which fiIIs"our store to overflowing, ' ' consists of, Shoes, Boots Hats, ' Caps,, Felts, Carpels, Rubber Goods, Heavy Coats, Mackintoshes, Oilcloth, Trunks, Suit-cases, Ladies Wrappers. Full stock of new up , " to date Corsets, full line ol Dry Goods, Clothing, Gents' Furnishings, ' ' " ' Blankets, Etc. SHOES AND' BOOTS. ,t . .-..- i . We make special mention of our Shoes and Boots, since this is the time of the year that every one needs some- ' . ; - ming in mis line. Boots. Shoes, 'We liaVo a hfw stork of loatliBr Good School Shoes, Fine Carlisle Hoots of flip Ix-st quality for men and f)rs Shoes for Women and Children, bny t :lo! pi i.jos. Do not luiy un- j Men- imhk.1 lieavj shoes, .Men'g fine til you come to see u. ! dress shoes eoiixisling of box calf, enamel rind patent leather. Suits. I Overcoats, I'ptodate lU'udv Made Stilt., for ' Uon't forget u whim you uant an Children, I Joy., and Men at moderate ! oeieoat. priees. Our t-vw iom-asi'itr clothing , Co;:i) 1 'A VPS as low a $l..( for trade i but evidenee of the - superior men, and fiiie. for hoys, value of them. j W,ViWiWW WAfV We kindly invite every one to call and let us shew you our stock and give you prices which really are what talk, and we promise our Fulton county friends special inducements dur ing this season. Try us. HEGE & MYERS. Guns any'lpi' Shells.;, ffe M f mM At J.Kv Johnston's I he Washington County Bank $ Hancock, Md., A IS DKANC.II OK TJIK jg Farmers' Trust, Banking and Deposit Co., 8 V 1 Of Baltimore, yd. DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS. Actinic Officer Hlected by the Stockholder: DR. J. S. SWARTZWfcLDcR, R J. TANEY. J. FRANK FICLDS E. V. HENDERSON JOHN W BURGESS. r)epOHits suhjett to elieek hear interest iu the rate of 2 per eent. er annum. Deposits in saving departineut, J )ier eent. ler annum. Time eertilieates of deponit, at the rate of 4 per eent. per annum. Paid in Capital and Surplus, - - $235,000 00 Security to Depositors Against Loss, $400,000.00 Accounts of Corporations und Individuals Respectfully Solicited ; OFFICERS: juiiu . y ooiuttiiu, rros. r.. :s. jonnston, Jst uie-l'res. J Fenton Thomas, id Vice-Ires. , W. 1. Allen, SeeretaryTreas . Facts Wortff Knowing. n 1 1 i . i Pur MUburn WatroiisKurreyn and IUiirieH, Uunahouts, Farm ers Milk-Wagons, Top .SpriiiMvit;oni, Ilindera, Mowers, Ha rakes, OJiver chilled, Syracune und Wiard chilled plows, Wood ' ' and Steel frame harrows. !.' !' 1 Sewing Machines with -1 drawers, drop head, guaranteed for ten ', tor ( Tlie Wheeler 4 Wilson Hewing Machine is the ' host made for 'dressmaker. Don't fail to see it before buying. I'm headquarters for Grain Cri'ls - stoek ah.vays on hand. 1 ' have the largest stock in the county in buggieti and farm imple ments. My goods ure right and pi-ie a right. Goods right here and t will to hern lo tell you that 1 can give juit as much for your ""'Hoy as imy loler in l,io CoiiDiy. He sure to come and Bee me or write to me before Viiiying, ' T. J. COMERER, McGonnellsburg, Pa, VAool Cording: mm mm. ' i ! ffwiQ-i-'';- i.Vf:7,:;';":: Single Barrels and Double ; ,;j Barrels, Breech-Loading .. .made for Smokeless Pow der.' ITammerless Double . Barrels Marlin Pump ..i .Sliot. Guns and Winches ' ' ter liijles. Shells, Etc. Blarli, and Smokeless Pow der Loaded Shells, for 12 and 10 i Gauge Guns. Cleaning iRods, Loading Sets $ ' gun grease. Belts t Hunting Coats and Vests 77 ccs on the.se attractive. ' Goods are J. K. Johnston. BANG 1 --BANG I BTO I GRE AM- GUNS I : :!" .Way be seen at R. S. PATTERSOIN'S NEW STORE. Please call and examine our stock of GUNS be- i . fore purchasing'. ; PRICES THE LOWEST . f Also, full line of Shells. Full stock of tarred roofing, Gas tar, White lead, best Linseed oil, ready mixed Paints, Glass, Grain Bags, Iron and Steel Tirein fact everything found in a tirst class Hardware store.- Prices the lowest. No. 9 Galvantzed smooth wire $2.70 per hun dred pounds. TAR ROPE ! TAU ROPE ! TAR ROPE J 21 oz. Sisal tar rope, $100. straps 8 cts & pound in full coils. 3 ply tar roofing. Per roll .TERMS STRICTLY. CASH. P. S. I have a few Plows and Harrows'that I will sell cheap. j -i . . ' """'"'"" ' Four doors east of the Telegraph Office. T H R E E S PR I NG S, PA. No. 9 galvanized smooth wire in 500 lb lots at 2.60 per hundred. Fancy recleaned Timothy Seed, $2,25 per bu. 1 3-ply tar roofing with caps. and. nails complete per roll $1.30.r; ,m i ( ' 1 2-pIy complete H.0C. ' ' Single Barrel , and : Carpet Weaving H. H, HERTZLER bUII coatiuooa Carding und Weaving at tho - ' ". WILLOW GIIOVU MILLS at llurnt'cahins. Carpet Chain always on hand. " Wool put into baU for UaoS. I will take In Wool ttnd work; tit tho followiug placoa, liamoly,. Fi'ault nare'i, Fort Littleton; Mlchuol Luiaijf', Dublin Wllli V. It. 'Ii j.ZfHW'm tjaluvlaj C. W. Lynuh'n, CryntBl 8rinKt; J. E. Ja:k kou'ii, Akorsville; Caleb Iiarton', Huntoiitown; A. K. Witter', VJ WaUrfa'h Marry HuHton'a, Clear Uidtre: V. L. BerkHtresiier a OruliKrd Gna., , "' ' ' -: ' ..... I Will Visit these place monthly during the soasop vvThapkful lor ; . ' patfavol,.I Iiqpo for a CQDtluuaiioe o( the umo, '-.: Bu r nt C a $ i n s V Pa. A f choke bored at. 4.98v , Winchester shells per1 bbsc '45 cts: per hundred, . (-." - ..:i.7o........ ... ,,. ,., .. '! , ' '", ' Heating: Stoves to' $25 each. "' ; : :, dook Stoves 14 to $22 each! " ' ' Table oil cloth' strictly first class $1.75 per roll. . ! ..-. v; Corn cutters; 15c each 2 for 25 cts. : : . ; . 'i.-'t ' ' ni.'l. ti.ii:iUil !.'. complete $10.00, ,. r : . ,. f; , 't ''' " Mail and ' telephone '-'orders filled same day re- CLAY PARK. ;;,! I
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