Wanted. 100 busbwlnof sn-ll-barks
at C. F. Scott's grocery.
Kov. Wins. H. Sliull, jiilor of
the M. K. churches on tlio Ilarri
Nonville charge, was a puest at
the Lutheran parsonage one day
this week.
Miss Jane Unger aud her niece
and nephew, Elizabeth aud Ed
mond Uugor, visited friends in
Charabersburg from Siturday
until Mouday.
At the public sale on the prem
ises last Thursday Superintend
ent Charles E. Barton purchased
the old homo farm, the proper ty
of his father, the late Hon. C.o.
W. Barton, in Brush Creel val
ley. A party, com posed of Sam and
How Mellott, Dan McQuade, Bert
Doyle, Frank Ueiny, (Jon. Suders
Sam Shinier, Harry Linn, and
Lob McGovern arc over in Augh
wick taking a deer hunt.
We are glad t learn that .Miss
Myrtle Stevens, who had typhoid
fever is convalescent, and will,
this week, take charge of her
school at Fort Littleton.
The Moral Reform Assciation
of McConnellsburg will meet in
the U. P. church next Friday at
7 p. m. It is honed that a report
will be made of the doings of the
National Reform Association,
which will be in session at Har
risburg next Wednesday and
Thursday.
The home of John Nesbit in the
Cove has booo the headquarters
of two very genial hunting par
ties from the eastern part of the
state. Last week Mr. Xesbit had
with him Mr. Jessie Boose, Dr.
Nevin Loreuz, and Mr. Walter
Leedom all of Bristol, Pa., and
this week George A. Morrow,
James H. Wharton, and J. Jones
Leedom of Delaware county are
there. These are all very pleas
ant gentlemen, and will always
find a welcome when they come
t Fulton.
MADE YOUNG AGAIN.
"One of Dr. King's New Life
Pills each night for two weeks
lias put me in my 'teens' again"
writes D. U. Turner of Damp
seytown, Pa. They're the best
in the world for liver, stomach
and bowels. Purely vegetable.
Never gripe. Only 2ac at all drug
stores.
WEST VIEW.
Wm. C. Peck and Mrs. Hill
were guests of Mr. aud Mrs. Jno.
May last Sunday afternoon.
Rev. T. N. Alderton and Miss
Opul Kid well of Great Cacapon,
W. Va., were guests of Luther
Hiot Saturday evening.
Charles Lashley and three chil;
dron spent Sunday with Mrs.
Malinda Nycum.
Baptist meeting at Touoloway
last Sunday was largely uttoud
ed. Wra. Weaver and family spent
Sunday at Charles Weavers.
Miss Lydia Truxel spent a few
days last week with Mrs. J. A.
Bair.
ANXIOUS MOMENTS.
Some of the most anxious hours
of a mother's life are thoso when
the little ones of the household
have the croup. There is no oth
er medicine so effective in this
terrible malady as Foley's Honey
and Tar. It is a household favor
ite for throat and lung troubles,
and as it contains no opiates or
other poisons, it can bo safely
given. Sold at Trout's drugstore
Birthday Party. i
On last Friday evening, a num-1
ber of guests assembled at the 1
home of James V. Carmack at j
Clear Ridge, to celebrate the
twenty-first birthday anniversary
of their son Jacob Waidlich, he
has been ubseut from home for
sometime and had come home for
a Bhort visit.
Some of the guests were, Elsa
Baker, Ada Fleming, Jessie Hen
ry, Goldie Wiuegarduer, Lulu
Brown. Anna Wiuegardner. Lil
lian Fleming, Mary and Margaret
Carmack, Mrs. J. A. Henry, and
Mervin Stewart, Melvin Brown,
Berte Wiuegardner, Dr. C. II.
McClain, Luther Grove, Charles
Henry and Owen Carmack.
Jacob was tho recipient of many
valuable and useful presents.
At sine o'clock seasonable re
freshments wore served, and aft
er indulging in games until a late
hour, tbey departed wishing him
too see many more such Joyous
occasions.
KnnrsnrciiEYCUFi
. askas Kl4ar m4 BI4h Right
1ti0,Wi.0N,
Samuel Sit'ipMiu aud David
Gregory each lnvu n new boy.
Mrs. Rachel llcvett. ami Mrs.
Peck were guests of Mr. Lew is
Reefer's family last Sunday.
Mrs. A. R. Piltman and fiituilj
visited at Geo. W. Bishop's Sun
day. Upton Bishopaud wifeof Wood
laud, Clearfield couuty, are visit
ing relatives here.
Miss Belle and Lee Cattlett
spent last week in Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Davy Lit'lc,
Squire Garland aud wife, Samuel
Hess, wife aud son, Mr. and Mrs.
Ira W. Zimmmerinau aud their
daughters Helen aud Amy nnd
son Ira Leo were all guests of P.
P. Sliives family last Sunday.
Miss Stella Sigel and Jesse
Daniels spent Sunday with Olive
Gregory.
Mr. nud Mrs. W. R. Daniels
spent Inst Sunday at John Me-Ivee's.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE IT. .
Many broad minded physicians
prescribe Foley's Honey aud Tar
as they never have found so safe
and reliable a remedy for throat
and lung troubles as this great
medicine. Sold at Trout's drug
store.
CHURCH NOTICES
For Sunday, November 22, 1003.
Elder Funk will preach at the
Cross Roads at 11 o'clock a in.
Dr. West will preach in the
Presbyterian church in tins place
both morning and evening.
Rev. Adams will preach at Lit
tletou in the moruiug, at Knobs
ville in the afternoon, and at Mc
Connellsburg in the evening.
Rev. Baugher will preach in
Whips Cove church at 10 a. m., at
Pleasant Grove, at 2:30 p. m., and
at Sideling Hill at 7 o'clock in the
evening.
Rev. Wolf will preach in the
Lutheran church iu this place in
the morning and evening, and at
Big Cove Tannery at the usual
time in the afternoon..
Rev. Sl.ull will preach at As
bury at 10 iu the morning; at Eb-
enezer at 2 p. m.,and at Siloam at
7 in the evening. An Evangelical
meeting is in progress at the last
named place.
QUICK ARREST.
J. A. Gulledge of Verbena, Ala.
was twice in the hospital from a
severe cas of piles causing "24
tumors. After doctors and all
remedies failed, Bucklen's Arnica
Salve quickly arrested further in
flammation and cured him. It
conquers aches and kills pain.
25c. at all druggist.
Airs. William Kuhn.
Annie, wife of William Kuhn of
Ayr township, died Tuesday
morning after an illness of about
four weeks, aged 28 years audi
month. Funeral at 2 o'clock,
Wednesday afternoon, aud inter
ment in the cemetery at McCon
nollsdale church in Tod township.
Her husband and tho berelt chil
dren have tho sympathy of their
many friends in this their sore
bereavement. The deceased w as
a consistent member of the Ger
man Baptist church.
MILL FOR RENT.
Fine Chance For a Good Miller.
Tho Hess Roller Mills in
Thompson township, now owned
by Denuis Everts will be rented
to a miller of good character and
not less than 5 years experience.
Good chance. Inquire of
Dknnjs EVK.'tTS,
Dickeys Mountain, Pa.
A 0001) NAME.
From personal experience I
testify that DeWitt's Lit tie Early
Risers are unequalled as a liver
pill. They aro rightly named be
cause they give strength aud en
ergy and do their work with ease,
t-W. T. Easton Boerne, Tox.
Thousands of people aro using
these Uny little pills in preference
to all others, because they are so
pleasant and effectual. They euro
oniousuess, torpid liver, etc.
They do not purge and weaken,
but cleanse and strengthen. Sold
at Trout's drug store.
Buckwheat Flour Winted.
Charles F. bcott will pay tho
i . i i .. .
I u iues k niuruei pnce( iu casn or
I trade lor good buck win at lioi;r,
I if delivered soon at iii !ore in
J McUonuollsburg.
A;1 '.'rwftrs in h.'-r'iy Wiirnrd rurttlnsl t n-w-
't .!.'.,. l.;n:
ti.ir h hi '.i ;.u t
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J NO. W. o i l'.
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-tt-Mtil of I III . tliltlCK.
Ar '!). hip.
Toil tii'.vriship.
I-AUM lOII SAI.I-..
f'ilmi'i'il n o mile rn-i of Mpfir np'.lNhiirir,
. I'xuT.miir i.t :.iiuiiiiii j.iio. I'untiilnlntf
M AC!.' I s, ,v LAIKif M.V, MAM II A UN,
lm : it nr. y hei'ti ml 'i'. 'i I:,... !;,,: ..vrnil'tils,
I .if furm l uiiHiir.iliiv m'.!iHoi inr Hini'k pur
pi) i-s. Mn iu- K.'iyiit i.-ii i-.niii loHulluur
iihii'r. AU'lrvH tin- owuirr
IIANIM, K.HFKT.
C'linni.H-!-miinf. Til.
runic-. uUirri;- to il-U th., (.irml-ws luuiilre
or
W. II. NK.r.NON.
Mji' .'-mn.-i i -i u rir. Va.
y X K' C'iiH , i it I ; ; ,.
.V-tii-i- Ik ii.tdIiy imvi m t'mt I le.tiimcht
Bry In.-. l-i' p -i i; :"i ti t rii in i in t,ii,yi i-tii-ii upon
tin- i-tnii. of Thon-im n-iiiilicn I : ' t- of Ayr
to-A rif Imm. Kiiltiin ciiunt--. I':i . d . 'i-:iHr-l
A i. - in-t -mi iif Invlitj r'mifn- . i -ii -i vi'id i-tiite
wi.i fin-ai-M ilii-m tnM-iv ml r-i.-.-tol for
Krttii'iii.-iit . h ml 1 1-ni.i! ii v ini't llfsiiMif n : ! pUrur-e
PHi' ;iIm' IT'.,.
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t!t. .i! HI I ..-,:li,:-.
Anilitcr'a Notice.
t:.-t- K r.K-ly t!ivn th it Hit! in:ili'. -:r-ii-il
aiuli'.nr npi i.ir li (1 in n. iki-ilKi vlb i ion of the
fumlK in Inr !i.". of l:im S -s!i y Kl'K. 'l
niin'stritoi o( th" i-.' .ti of Xi-.ilithiMoiiislutu
of I'li'iiiipsoi town-t'iip, iIi-eo:i-i d. will nil Iu his
ollli-c Iu Mi-Uoiinil'-liiMv. Til . for IIil- po:furni
unco uf suid iluly on l lniril:iy. November
IIKKI. ut lu o'clock A. M v. l.tii mid ivhrre nil
pL'iMiii!. hit.eI utl miiy uttciid If they k-o
proper.
OKO. 11. DANIKLS,
Hl'(f. Auclltor-
rXKCl 'rons NOTIK.-I,at will nnil li-xm-liiunt
of ;.lr, Cathetino Ivrejirhhituin. lute
of Ar town-itilp. Fulton county. I'u., (Iuul-ii
eil.
hotter--testumentiiry on the nnove estute
huviuir l.'ceii (.-lai'ti'd to the U!i li'iMKn'iJ. u!l
per--ohH imli-bleil to the --aiil e-t:ite lire re.
iiut'steti to rimke puyuienl, atifl tho-c liuvlutf
clulins to present the suuiu without Ueiuy to
W. II N1XSOS,
II lu l.secutor.
Sale Reislcr.
Tuosd:iy, November 24. Caleb
B. llocketismith, intending to
quit fanning, will sell at Ins res
idence one mile northwest of
Hai-risonvillc, on the road lending
loLaidig, horses, cattle, farming
implements, stoves, ifcc. At 12
o'clocit sharp on the same day he
will otter his farm, containing 221
acres, having thereon erected a
log weatherboardud house, bani
barn G-lxSii, nearly new, together
with outbuildings, splendid or
chard, Ac. Sale begins at 10 o'
clock. Saturday, November 21, M. E.
Shaffnor, Esq., executor, will sell
on the premises in McConnells
burg, at 2 o'clock p.m., Mrs. Mar
garet Mock property, formerly
kuown as the Mrs. Sterrctt prop
erty. This property consists of
two full lots frouting 110 feet on
the south side of Water street,
aud on the west adjoining prop
erty occupied by V. T. Iloupt,
aud on the enst by lot of Mrs. Eke
miller; erected thereon. Is a stone
dwelling house 40x30 feet and 2J
stories high, with a hall way in
tho middle and two kitchens,
suitable for two families.
Friday," November 27, D. B.
McQuade, will sell at his resi
dence 2 miles south of McCon
nellsburg, 5 horses, 2 colts, 5
milch cows, 3 heifers, 1 bull, 4
brood sows, 4 shotes, 10 head of
sheep, hay, corn, lumber, and
many other things. Sale begins
at 10 o'clock.
Mouday, November 23, W. II.
Nelson, executor, will sell at the
late residence of CatherineKriecb
baurn, deceased, near Back Eun
school house in Ayr township,
livestock, farming implements,
household goods, &c Sale begins
at 10 o'clock. Credit 8 months.
To Cure a Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
tho money if it fails to cure. E.
W. Grove's signature is on each
box 25c.
Orchard Grove.
Prices,
Kgtr , 2d c.
Utitn-r' 20c.
J'mtllry 8c.
4-tinn mumtrn forks 35, 50 and 55c.
Steel shovels 4" ami .'i0c
Fellies 12-ln., collar jadu team,
.Th:., Imptfy, 2."e.
Shoes, r,al ion neoee lirrnrt
from ei.OO to tl.4S. MisseH and Chil
dren. ' shoe at all iicen. Men'
heavy work and fine ahes. Boyn'
school shoei.
Harlem oil -le., a bottle, 3 bottlen fur
10c. Good Santos' Coffee per lt lt:.
Best Hlo 12c.
Manager.
m TlniWocliini.t
Hancock, Aid.,
is Bn.vrcii of tup:
Farmers' Trust, Banking ruui Deposit Co.,
Of Baltimore, Mi!.
DOES A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
Acting Officer! Elected by the FtocklmM. rt: 1
DR. J. S. SWARTZWELDER.
J. FRANK FIELDS.
E. V. HENDERSON,
Deposits subject to check 1m Intcr-st, nt tin i-ato of 2 per rent,
per atinum. Deposits in savings i!i'iiiilinci)t, '.I per cent,
per annum. Time cerlilioutcs of deposit, at. the rate of 4
per cent, per annum.
Paid in Capital and Surplus, $235,000 00
Security to Depositors Against Loss, $400,009.00
Accounts of Corporations and Individual Respectfully Solicited
OFFICERS:
John V.'. Woodland, Pres.
J l enton J homus, 2d V iee-I res
Facts
Worth
For Milburn Wutfons, -Surreys and Huiries, Itunubouts, Farm
ers Milk-Wagons, Top Sprinsf-wagonH, Hinders, Mowers, LIuj
rakes. Oliver chillod, Syracuse, and Wiurd chilled plows, Wood
und Steel frame harrows.
hewing Machines with 4 drawers, drop head, guaranteed for ten
years, for 414. Tho Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine is the
best 'made for dressmakers. Don't fnil to see it before buying.
I'm heiKifjunrters for (irain drills stock always on hand. I
have the largest stock In tho county in bugles nnd farm imple
ments. My growls are right and prices riyht. Goods right hero .
and 1 will be hern to tell you Unit I can give just as much for your
money ns any dealer in the County.
He sure to come and bee me or write to me before buying.
T. J. COMERER,
McConnellsburg, Pa.
Wool Gzzrdhifz
and
Carpet Weaving
H. H. HERTZLER still continuos (Jardinf? and Weaving at the
WILIJW OUOVK MILLS at Burnt Cabins.
Carpet Chain always on hflnd. Wool put into hats for liars.
I will take in Wool and work at tho following plaeo.s, oamoly, Frauk
P-are's, Foil Littleton: Michael Laidig's, Dublin Mills; W. H.
Speer's, Saluvia; C. W. Lyn-h's, Crystal Springs; J K. Jack
son's, Akeisville; Caleb Barton's, Hustontown; A. N. Witter's,
Waterfall; Harry Huston's, Clear liidge; W, L. Herkstresser g
Orcliard Crove.
I Will Visit these places monthly during tho soason. Thankful for
past favors, I hope for a continuance of the tame.
H. Hertzler,
Burnt Cabins, Pa.
"if
THE ART
of putting the materials to
aether is what makes the
hat become you. The ma
terials mav not be the
most expensive and still
the hat be very fetching.
We have learned the
art. That is the reason
one woman will say to
. another after admiring her
friend's new hat and hav
ing been told the price;
"It looks so stylish I
thought it cost heaps more
than that.'"
We can make you one at the
same price that will look
equally stylish.
The best materials, and pains
taking workmanship make
our hats the most desira
ble. Maye Johnston,
MeConneilsburi;, I'u.
5K-
Harness! Harness!
WALKER MANUFACTURING CO.
Fannettsburg. Pa
had on hand, und will make to order
ou abort not Ico, from select material
In most workmanlike manner,
Team Harness, &
Buggy Harness,
any style and price.
Nets, Whips, &c., at Uholesalo
and Retail. ,
Special attention to Repair
Work.
5. Elmer Walker,
Proprietor.
R. J. TANEY,
JOHN W BURCcSS.
I
K. S. Johnston. 1st Vice-Pres
,-e-Pres
y-Treas fH
V. J). Alh'n, Seeit-tar
f
nowing.
Hustontown.
FVL,L and
WINTER
MILLINERY.
I t ike this method of inform
ing iny former patrons and the
public generally, that I have
received a full stock of
The Latest Style
Hats und Honnets, Trimmed
and Utitrimmcd, Pattern llata,
Feather, iiilibons, uud every
thing you may need in this lino
and at prices that WILL
PLKASE YOU, I know.
GIVE ME A TRIAL.
MRS. ANNIE E. DAWNEY,
HUSTONTOWN, PA.
S. R. CROMER,
TINNER
Fort Littleton, Pa;
Is prepared at Bhort notice to do '
any work entrusted to his care. A
full lino of
STOVES,
Pipe, Tinware, Ac., always onhand
Spoclul attention given to (spoilt
ioy, Hoofing, An,,
galvanized 'steel
spouting
. At
5 cents a foot.
Don't forget that we are head-'' '
quarter for all kinds of
PUMPS
and pump repulis, and at prices
that are right.
6 1 f ill ly
experience in Merchant Tailoring, and hamJ-
hnw; Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods,
has given us a knowledge of the demands of
Fulton county that means much to you when
A 1 if
f want you lotning.
ITSOI IF?
to watch the change in styles both in material
and makeup; and the man or boy who is
-IB) ,
... viww u i tjLi i ni.iL.
mat iic 15 ciucciiy iinu iu5iuonaDiy ciaa. ;
li Our Prices eiro RiHt k
the man that promises to give you five-dollar ?A
value for tour dollars and a half in cash is l
simply lying that's all. To give you an idea: ffj
f We have MEN'S SUITS from $2.50. to Sty
the very best $10 suit. YOUTHS' irom g:i
O 2 dollars and 50 cents up; Boys', 75c, up, If i
V and Childs 50c. up.
OVERCOATS,
in Great Variety. Dress Trousers from 1 dol
lar to 4 dollars and 50 cents. When you
want anything in the way of clothing, come
in and look over our stuff. If we can't suit
you, no harm is done.
8 A. U. NACE & SON.
0
o
McConnellsburg, Pa.
BANG I BANG I BANG
GREAT GUNS!
May be seen at
R. S. PATTERSON'S
NEW STORE.
Please call and examine our stock of GUNS be
fore purchasing.
PRICES THE LOWEST
Also, full li.ie of Shells.
Fuli stock of tarred roofing, Gas tar, White lead,
best Linseed oil, ready mixed Paints, Glass, Grain
Bags, Iron and Steel Tire m tact everything found
in a first class Hardware store. Prices the lowest.
No. 9 Galvanized smooth wire $2.70 per hun
d ed pounds.
TAR ROPE! TAR ROPE ! TAR ROPE!
21 oz., Sisal tar rope, 100, strings 8 cts., a
pound in full coils. 3 ply tar roofing, Per roll
51.15. .
, TERMS STRICTLY CASH.
P. S. I have a few Plows anH Harmum ihnt 1 will
sell cheap.
Four doors east of the Telegraph Office.
CLAY PARK'S
THREE SPRINGS, PA.
The best goods for the least money.
Men's lined cord pants at 1.75; regular price $2.50.
Boy's cord pants 50 cts, per pair.
Men's heavy duck coats, velvet collar,$1.25.regular price $1.75
Ball Bearing Drop Head
ewin
13.75 each,
Heating Stoves, $6 to 18 each. Cook Stoves $14 to $22.
EN'S OVERCOATS,
at" 5.50, regular price 8.
capes any price or size.
A beautiful line of ladies and children's
TRIMMED HATS,
at about ONE-HALF the usual PRICE asked.
SHOT GUNS,
Single barrel shot guns, 32 inch barrel, choke bored, 3.9C,
, regular price 7 dollars,'
No difference what you want to buy, write us for prices or
call and we will save" you money.
CLAY, PARK.
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Boys' and Men's
- i -sr
Ladies and children's coats and
g Machines