FULTON COUNTY NEWS.
Published Every Thursday.
B. W. PECK, Editor and Proprietor.
McCONNELLSBURG, PA.
MAY 25, 1904.
Published Weekly. $1.00 per
Annum in Advance.
ADVKKTIMPIU BATH.
I'cra-iunre of linen 3 times l 50.
l'er wj inre Pitch auhaeqiient Insertion.... fto.
Ail itUicrtiMMnent Inserted for leu than
I -ree months clmrKed by the square.
Smw. I itmin. I yr.
. ...iivoo. I ijn.oo. :nn
iVon. 4".no. woo
(0.00. I 66.00. I 75.00
On-fourth iolnrnn..
Onvh;ilf column....
One Col'imn
Noi hlnir inserted for less than ft
Professional CurOs one Tear h
CLEAR RID0E.
Miss Ettie Fields who has been
living with Daniel Uotz's family
in the Oovo, spont Sunday with
licr areut.s, Mr. and Mrs. J. II.
Fields at tins place.
Mrs. F. Is. Stevens and chil
dren are spending this week
with Mrs. Stevens' parents, Mr.
and Mrs. N. I J. Henry.
Walter Urown, Clarence Shore,
Cleve Fields and Braidy Flen.iDg
spent Sunday with J. C.Appleby's
at Decorum.
Mrs. George Fox aud daugh
ters Hilda and lluth and her sis
ter Miss Laura Henry of near
McCouuellsburg came up Satur
day and remained until Sunday
evening with the family of J. W.
Wiuegardner.
Miss Myrtie Hamilton of Knobs
villa, spent Sunday with Miss
Ada Fleming.
Mrs. Martha Wible is ill with
pneumonia.
S. M. Shore and Mrs. Sarah
Fields spent Sunday with the lat
ter' son W. L. Fields and famiiy.
Miss Sadie Fields of Huston
town spent a few days recently
With her parents at this place.
Mrs. J. V. Carmack anddaugh
ter Miss Maggie spent Friday in
McC'onnellsburg.
We had services in the M. E.
church on Sunday the first since
it has been remodeled.
Jacob Carmack came home
to spend a few days with his
friends here.
Henry Fraker and family spent
Sunday with friends at Fort Lit
tleton. A Lesson In Health.
Healthy kidneys filter the im
purities from the blood, and un
less they do this fcood health is
impossible. Foley's Kidney Cure
makes sound kidneys and will
postively euro all forms of kidney
and bladder disease. It strength
ens the whole system. Sold at
Trout's drug strie.
BURNT CABINS.
Mrs. Sam Widney and daugh
ter made a business trip to the
County Seat last Tuosday.
Undo Jacob Miller spent a
few days last week with relatives
at Hhirlevsburg, Huntingdon
county.
Harvey Nelson of McConnells
burg, spent last Thursday and
Friday in our town.
Mr. I!en Wilds and wife and
Mr. Irvin Wilson and wife ol Fort
Littleton, were nour town last
Saturday night.
Wilber Fraker, intending to
quit hauling, sold his team to II.
C Mcdowan, who intends to haul
lumber in Wells Valley.
Mrs. L. C. Kelly and Mary Bal
win spent a few hours at the
home of Mrs. Alex Skinner of
Fannettsburg.
Mrs. Anna Thomas of Saltillo,
visited her parents, Jos. Sny
der's last ween.
Miss Cora Doran started Sat
urday to seo ber sister Mrs.
Alice Mclluay at Puna Valley,
Pa.
Messrs. Jesse Briggs, Howard
Naugle, Iloy Curfman, JohnNau
gle, and William Cline joined the
American Telephone Company
Monday and expect to go to Isew
Jersey.
Mrs. Hannah Tod hunter of
Fort Littleton, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Jennie Finley
near this place.
Dick Morrow, ol Cincinnati,
Ohio, spent a few days last week
with his brother, Hoy, of this
place.
There were twenty-seven tele
graph men at John Spook's Sat
urday and Sunday. . .
' Miss Jessie Speck, who has
been going to college at Uagers
town, returned home last Fri
'day.
EPIDEMIC OP SLICIDE.
SI Persons who Have Destroyed Their Own
Lives Since (he First of May.
While many people are travel
ing up and down the face of the
earth seeKing a climate that will
be more favorable to the extension
of life, or who are spending the
last cent on skilled physicians
and surgeons m the hope that
they may remain as long as pos
sible in this world, there are oth
ersmany it would seem who
are plauniug to assist the death
angel to get them into eternity
at the earliest possible moment.
Jane Harris of Wells Valley,
aged 70, on the 2nd of Mny, John
Armstrong of Mercersburg, aged
i!0, on the (itli, and Elder James
B. Seibort, aged ."0, . f Fannetts
burg, on the 7th have already
been mentioned in this jajer, aud
now we have three more: Ches
ter 11. Whitcomb, aged L'.", a for
mer resident of Bedford and a
graduate of the Bedford High
School, class of ''.Ci shot himself
through the head with a revolver
Sunday afternoon the loth inst.
Bruce Kennedy, aged 2w, a
brother of our townsman William
Kennedy, hanged himself in the
attic of his sister's home in (!reen
castle, last Friday evening. Mr.
Kennedy had been in poor health
and had just returned fom a
Philadelphia hospital a few hours
before.
The sixth is that of ex-County
Superintendent Frank II. Slyder
of Franklin coumy. Mr. Slyder
was about 50 years of age, was
county superintendent in Frank
lin county from 7 to 'iliJ, taught
school last winter, and conducted
the teachers' examination for
permanent certificates at Cham
bersburg, a few days ago.
Ho hanged himself in the attic
of his home last Monday morn
ing. A Revelation.
If you make inquiiy it will be a
revelation to you how many suc
cumb to kidney" or bladder trou
bles in one form or another. If
the patient is not beyond medical
aid. Foley's Kidney Cure will
cure. It never disappoints. Sold
at Trout's drug store.
KNOBTOP.
It was 80 in shade, Sunday.
Bark peeling is about over and
a nice lot of it.
Corn is all planted, but comiug
up poorly on account of cool
weather.
Candidates are plenty. Would
like to seo L. L. Cunningham of
New Grenada, elected county
chairman; ho is a first rate, good,
jolly fellow, and an old time Dem
ocrat. Wells is entitled to it.
Primaries next Saturday. All
turn out.and do the fi ghting at the
primary, aud then stick to ticket
nominated.
Ladles and Children
who can not stand the shocking
strain of laxative syrups and
cathartic pills are especially fond
of Little Early Risers. All per
sons who find it necessary to take
a liver medicine should try these
pills, and compare the agreeably
pleasant and strengthening effect
with the nauseating aud weaken
ing conditions followiug the uso
of other remedies. Little Early
Risers cure biliousness, constipa
tion, sick headache, jaundice, ma
laria and liver troubles. Sold at
Trout's drug store.
At the close of Speer's sale at
Saluvia, June 4th, I will offer
buggy aud harness botn in good
condition.
. . S. S. Nkwman.
Our merchant friend, H. B.
Hego we noticed, was in an unus
ually good humor on Monday
morning, shaking hands with ev
erybody ho met, and, ou making
inquiry, we learned that the Stork
had left a little daughter at his
house. He says ho will sell goous
25 per cent, cheaper for the next
ten days. Mercersburg Joiri nal.
When (be Sap Kites
Weak lungs should be careful
Coughs and colds are dangerous
then. One Minute Cough Cure
cures coughs and colds and gives
strength to the lungs. Mrs. G.
E. Fenner of Marlon, Ind., Bays,
"I suffered with a cough until V
run down in weight from 148 to
02 lbs. I tried a number of rem
odies to no avail uutil I used Ono
Minute Cough Cure. Four bot
tles of this wondorful remedy
cured me entirely of the cough,
-ttrengthened my lungs and ru
torHl mo to my normal weight,
houlth and strength." Sold at
Trout's drug store. -
NLEIJiWRI!.
Farmors are just boginniug to
grumble at the crown for pulling
corn. I suppose that it is not the
crows' fault that they did not be
gin sooner.
J. B. linnyan and son linssel
of McCouuellsburg, spent Satur
day evening aud Suuday with tho
former's father, A. Kunyiin.
J. W. Lake and family of Pleas
ant Kidge, spent Suuday with
Mrs. Lake's parent., T. II, Pe
rnor and family.
Jesse Daniels, o. student from
Lhc McConiii.'llsburg Normal,
passed through here last Friday
vrll saturated with mr'asles. A
number of our people being ex
posed while he was here.
P.P. Mnnnaud family of Mr
Connellsbiirg, spent Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. ElT.tmy Mmup.
A meeting of the t nkh ilde.rs
of the Fulton Telephone. Cm -puny
was held here last Satur
Jay. A new board ot directors
was elected and other important
business transact od. It is to ? e
hoped tho service may bo better
than it has been for some time.
Kev. Baiiglior pieuelies lis
farewell sermon next, Sunday
.veiling. Mr. and M re. Bnugl.er
ire excellent people and will l o
very much missed.
The new road law irt a hi irk
eye in Belfast lust Saturday. 'J he
supervisors tooic a vote of the tax
payers whether or nut Uiey
should apply for the appropria
tion. There were three votos in
tho affirmative.
Emanuel Fegloy, who had for
sometime been in the State Hos
pital for insane at Ilurrisbur;,
caiiu: home last week ou a fur
lough. Prof. B. N. Palmer goes to day
(Monday), to Chambersburg to
attend the high school com tuenco
metit. the last of the week.
Jesse A. Peck of Mrtinshuig,
W. Va., came up last Friday t
see his aged mother, Aunt Nancy
IVck, who had been very ill, but
we are glad to report cunvalss
oiut now.
Our Prohibition friend S. M.
Clevenger has improved his lot.
by enclosing it with a substantial
post aud board fence. Sammy
will have a very cozy little horn.;
byand-by.
T. W. Peck and wife visited II.
P. Palmer's family last Sunday.
Thompson is recovering very
nicely from his recent mishap.
Leu Funk made a trip down to
Philadelphia one day last week
and brought home a tine new
piano. Leo never does things by
halves. Not a Sick Hay Since.
"I was taken severely sick with
kidney trouble. I tried all sorts
of medicines, noue ol which re
lieved mo, One day I saw an ad.
of your Electric Bitters and do
termined to try that. After tuk
ng a few doses I felt relieved,
and soon thereafter was entirely
cured, and have not had a .sick day
since. Nesghbois of mine have
been cured of rheumatism, neu
ralgia, liver and kidney troubles
and general debility." This is
what B. F. Bass of Freemoiit, N.
C, writes. Only r.Oe by all drug
gists. Next Saturday afternoon will
be held a primary election in the
borough and townships of the
county, at which time the Demo
cratic voters will say which of
the candidates now before them
shall be the nominee of his parti'
at the next fall election. It is tho
duty of every voter to attend Ins
party's primary election, for it is
a difficult matter to correct a
mistake made there; anil it sel
dom happens that the wrong man
is nominated, when' there is a
free and. full expression of the
voters at the primary election,
whether it bo Democrats or Re
publican. Travcllnz Is Danxeroas.
Constant motion j irs tho kid
neys which are kept in place in
tho body by delicate attachments.
This is tho reasou that travelers,
trainmen, street car men, team
stern, mid all who drive very much
suffer from kid iiry disease to some
form. TVev's Kidney Cure
siren;; :'';, t he !i.!ncy-aud cures
all form of Kidney and bladder
di.-se.ise. (!(" E. Huusan, locom
tW'j engine, r, Lima. (, writ-,
"Constant vibration of ihoengh.i..
caused im. a Krv:ii ,J,.;, f troubli;
with my kidneys, and I got no re
lief until I used Foley's Kidney
Cure." Sold At Trout's drug
store .
Mr. II. S. I "i"i,o.i having clis
posed of hi hardware storo and
most, of his real e state holdings in
this place, left this morning with
Mrs. Patterson for Nowville, Pa.,
where they inl Mul to reside, and
v here Mr. Patterson expects to
engage in business. Mr. Patter-
s in has been one ol our most en
terpiising yoing citizous and it
is with regret that we lose from
v.ir town him and his estimable
wife
Do your CHILDREN
QUESTIONS?
Of courso they do. It is their
way of learning and it is your duty
to answer. You may need a dic
tionary to aid you. It won't an
swer every queslion, but there are
thousands to which it will givo you
true, clear and definite answers,
not about words only, but about
things, tho sun, machinery, men,
places, stories and the like. Then,
too, tho children can find their
own answers. Some of our
I greatest men have ascribed their
j . i i m j 1. l'j!
power to siuuy oi too uicuonury.
Of course you want the best dic
tionary. The most critical prefer
tho New and Enlarged Edition of
webster's
International
Dictionary.
If you have any questions
about it write us.
WPBilER-S
rlSJV Q. & C. MERRIAM CO.,
. DICIIONAKT
PUBLISHERS,
SPRINGFIELD, MA88
s
i Fur nl Uire
iRooms.
! Contain ;. fnu' line of
' ClK-M.no i .i:id Oak
a
; P'C'UC'iJill Suiic.S,
' Sideboards,
Cilb::k'N,
j Extension Tabits,
Chain-.,
! Kookcfs,
V.atliv.v.-s
and Springs,
his iuinumv is hand
i 'I
I made .in. trouintecd
j to jrive s; lisl !Cii"ii.
Undertaking
My IL'arse has been
i tnoroiinlv overhauled
and rejr.n.k.d, r.nd I am
prepared to lake charge
ol I une nils promptly.
All kinds of
jCOFFSNS
I AND
iCASKETS
j ;it prices ; to it) low
er than anybody else.
lii.vioi'.i. iir:uiii,
I'irt !i ii id ,11 woil. rif l''u'!ui:
l lllM'.
S. R. CROMER,
Tinner,
Fort Littleton, Pa.
UanJK-s the
GREENCASTLE
Ratchet Pumry
ANH Tin:
PITTSBURG
Ratchet Pump
Galvanised Spouting
n c a foot.
'S.'i..'t4VVvrvVwrVr.rv's
M ' C O N N F. L L S 1 J U K 1 ?
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KAY & KEYSEK
Proprietors.
rJ.ionA, ....
Nolls,
Cakes.
Delivery on Mondays, Tues
cays, Thuriduys, and
Saturdays. .
1 All klr1'" of r.'.i;pK furriMipil mi
tmrt. im' .
i -SANNEK KAY, f
hinascr.-'"
SArSrfVMMM.VAAMMAAAAy
vnvt'i' H- f; iv
Himi l.l.t, I' k I I &
Rouss Racket Storo
4Z OPPOSITE THE
We wish to cull your
HARDWARE
Sin y Jo tree clip9 coinplete
Uoulile tree clips
Null, eut or wire
1.1c.
2V-.
42.(10.
, and iH.
f.tii'-; trur'es
Hrent elialns
5j ft. Simons sawn
Horse shoo nalln a II).,
j-ln. Urdu S to 14-in.,
lj to n-ln. Holm lc;
Gui'ileli and Held lioea
Garden rakes
Sterd Shovels
.'-corner files
Iiest Hut liles
Hlnr k Diuiiiond Hies
I'nint, all colors, can,
Lucas carriage paint
Good double bit axes
.(. nnrl ;VM:
11c.
2 to -lc.
kss In lull lots.
17 to 2.M!.
l.j to 17c.
4Hc.
:i to fic.
II and lie.
12c.
Hie.
:t.'c.
4ric.
Stationery
To those coming to school we would
ask you to call and get our prices on
stationery. We are in good shape to
show, tablets, lead pencils, envelopes,
and box paper.
Lead pencils 1 to 3c.
Pencil tablets 1 to fc.
HULL & HENDEU, Proprietors.
The
Smith Premier
TheWorlds Best Typewriter
imnd far omr Ltttlm Book which oxololit Wht
When you want a competent stenographer (male
or female) to operate any make of machine, call up
Our Employment
Department
We furnish them promptly.
We save you time and trouble.
We carefully examine all applicants.
We select to meet your requirements.
We make no charge to either party.
We have operators with the combined qualifications
of stenographer, typewriter and bookkeeper, also ex
pert telegraphers.
Let us know what machine must be used, the char
acter of the work to be done, and the salary you want
to pay, and we will promptly meet your requirements.
The Smith Premier
,23 South Eighth
MILLINERY .
GREAT SALE
-OH--
17'
HA-TS
O
3.
We have HUXDUEDS of styles to
select from. Ladies Trimmed Hats
from 75c, up to i15.00; Shirt
Waists Hats from 40c., to $2.50;
Sailors from 25c, up. Children's
1 teady-to-Wear Hats mostly trim
med with streamers -as low as 25
cents.
Shirt Waists
from 40 cents to $3.00; Shirt-waist
Suits from $1.50 to $2.50; Wrap
pers 00 cents; Sunhnnnets 15 to 25
cents. Children's Hose In all col
ors; Ladies' and Children's Gauze
Vests. All tho latest Xuckwcar.
In fact,' we have everything that
may ho found in a
FIRST CLASS y
millinery store.
Come ono, eonio all.
We"
Have
Moved
"our store to trout street oppos
Ite
mi- iH.nuuuri.
Airs. A. F. Little,
McConncllsburx.'
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J YOU NEED A BUGGY t
I HOW DOES THIS STRIKE YOU? X
J - 4- - I
t A Urnn New Fulling Top J ,
J Uugy with Full Loatlior t '
X Tiiiiimiij, Spring Cushion 1
X ami Hack, Thounand Mile t
X Axle, AGrado Wheels, Pat- t
f oiit. Mn ft. rVilltilnrn nnrl IVinu. T
cut Shaft Couplers aud Fine
ly Finished throughout for
ONLY $50.
:
Liir'e 3tx;k to
select f
nmi.
I atii ul o handling Haud
made Uuies and Wagons
W. K. EVANS
)
I Uustontown, Pa.
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POSTOFFICE.
attention to some prices.
Ink tablets 4 to (tc
l'eii points 2 and .'I for lc.
Memorandum books 4c.
('(imposition books 4 and Tic.
CLOTHING
If you are wanting clothing don't
buy until you see ours.
CJilldrens M to 1.M.
Hoys' ;i-pioce 'suits f 1.D5 to 94.75.
Men's suits $2.4") to $7.75.
Also samples to select from.
The best men's work shirts made.
The Shlppensburg 30 to 45 overalls at
old prices.
Hoy's aprons 2" to 40c.
Men's apron or pants shape 45 to 75c.
Men's moleskin pants 75 and !i5c.
Men's dress patits $1.20 to $2 48
Hoys' dross pants
Ladles bonnets
Ladies Vests
$1.20.
ill to 2.1c.
5, 1) and l:lc.
25, 45 and 8llc.
I Corsets
M isses Hose no soains und double knee
5 to !. only Me.
Ladies black hose I) to 13c.
Hoys' extra heavy hose 25c.
Hoys' and men's dress shirts 23 to 'i5c.
Boys' double breast shirts 33c.
Typewriter Company
St., Philadelphia, Pa.
C"? IALLEY
TIMETABLE. May 25, 190.1.
I Leave no. i ou jno. 0 no. Kiuo.lu 111)
A.M tA.UItA. M P. M to. H P.I)
Winohester t Sri .... 2 lu 6 i
vlurtliixburK 8 li 2 57 7 14
Hiik'erhtown 6rV) s Kt'l 20 8 4A H OU III IS
JreenoitNile .... I 11 8 HI 12 41 4 OH s 21 lo 34
vlerwinuurK gOujlOHO 8 8u ....
ohiiuibersuurif.. 1 34 8 40 1 06 4 40 B 4f 10 6tf
Waynexboi-o 7 05.... 12 00 8 8ft....
Shlppenxburg... 7 63 10 00 1 25 6 02 8 Oil 11 19
Newvllle 8 10 10 IK 14 6 21 8 24 11 89
CaillHle 8 80 10 80 2 08 6 4M 9 45 12 02
HecUunlosburg.. 8 60 II On 2 28 10 10 07 12 21
Wllhburir 0 00 6 23
Arr, Hurrlauiirii. 9 07 II 20 S 40 30 10 25 12 40
Arr. 1'hlltt II 4K 3 17 6 47 9 2f 4 23 4 23
Arr. New York. 13 5 63 8 OH 12 83 1 18 7 18
Arr. Baltimore.. 12 lo 3 11 8 00 8 4ft 2 20 7 16
P. M. P. U. P. M. P. U. A. M. A. M
Train No l-'easl run flnllv except Sunday
between Hauunitown aud HurrlNhurv. iHuvinu
HhkctMowu 4.06 and arriving at Harrlnburg at
Q.Ol.
Additional eaut-bound local trains will run
dally, except Sunday, an follows: Leave
Carlisle 7.06 a. m., 12.80 p. m. 8.16 p.m.. leave
MeonamcuburK 6.64 a. m., 7.29 a. m.. 12.52 p. in..
s.M p. m. Leave Dlllsburg 6.86 a. m.. 10.00 a.
p. m..
Trains Noh. 2.8 and 110 run dully between Ha
gerstown and Ilarrisburir.
lMlly.
t oui;y exuept Sunday.
Leu ve no. I no. 3 no. 6 no. 7 no. 9 .108
P. H A M A. M A.M. r.H P.M.
liulllmnre II 65 4 44 8 62 12 00 4 86 80
New York 7 65 12 10 8 6A t 6ft 6 511
I'b'la II4U 425 8 40 1 1 40 5 80 8 25
llurriNburtf 600 765 11 46 820 880 11 06
OIllliburK. 8 60 4 02
Meohuniusburtf.. 6 19 8 16 12 05 I 87 8 61 II 23
Curllulu 6 40 8 87 12 27 8 67 8 13 11 42
Newvllle 8 02 8 00 18 61 4 10 8 84 12 02
ShlppenxburK... 8 20 8 18 I 10 4 82 8 62 12 18
Wuynuboro 10 82 ( 05 6 OH
I.'lmuiberaburf.. 1 10 9 3d 1 82 4 611 10 IV 12 88
Meruenbum.. . 8 16 10 80 8 4P
Uruencaslle .... 7 Oft 10 01 I M 6 14 10 86 12 M
Hiiiremiown .... 7 27 10 22 1 17 6 87 10 67 1 16
Murunaburtf 8 24 11 10 8 24.....
ArWluohentor. 8 10 1166 7 10
A. M. A. M. P. M. P. M. P. M. 1. M.
Train No. I. went rurjx dui'v exoent Knn1ui
in-iwetin Harrisburx and HaKeratowu, lev-
nunuuurn av o. 10 p.iu, auu arriving at iia
''iiiu at 7.67 d. m.
.i lditlonal local trains will leave HarrlHburg
ii IuIIowk: For Carlisle and Intermediate sta
U"" at 8.37 a. m.. 2 uo p. m. and 8.30 p. m., alao
lor leouanluHbur? lnlliiljurg and Intermediate
i ' tuu at i au a. nl.. a. to p. lu. ana 8.30 p. ui.
Tiiilnn Non. I, 8 and IU9 run dally between
"Buun mm nuKerHLOWo.
1' illmun palace Kleeplng ear between Ni
Nri-Uaud Knoxvllle, Tenn.. on tralna I went
mill no eant and between I'hlladelpta a aud
Yti'iHhonN. & W. Hallway on tralna 109 weal
ui. ii it earn, eicept mat ou Sunday tna l'ul,a
Ic pblu alee per will run east on No. 2.
'Pirouft-h coauhra to aud from Philadelphia
ii't trulua 2, 4 and 8 .-i.hI and 6, 7 and 9 weal.
Dally.
i Ually eioept Sunday.
SOUTHERN PENN'A B a TRAINS. '
IPaa.
I Mix.
Pat
P. M,
4 it
t4
A M
8 46
8 83
( 00
7 3H
t 80
4'
A M
II 60
10 Hoi 8 8C
II 82
4 Of
8 42
9 Or
t 80
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M . KENNEDY, OhX), W. MAKT1N.
Viae Prea. A Uen. Hupt. Sunt.
II. A. Kill! ILK. Men. Paw. Aguut
Pan. Pa. Mix.
47 183 l
P. 61 am am l.ve. Arr.
8 UI 8 4"i 6 65 CbainherHburg..
6 II 8 67 Til ... Marlon
I IK 10 80 8 16 . Meroeraburi ..
if- 10 5M H ftjj..,. Loudon
1511 Oft 9 0S... .Richmond....
P MA. M. A M.I
KAKM FOH SALE.
Situated one mile atof MoConnellNhuru.
Pa., extending to Loudon pike, containing
243 ACHI S, A LAKCiE MW HANK II A If N
ha lately been uddud to Ike Jwuroveuii uu.
Tlielarinla ailuiliublv arlapted lor aia:U pur
pnvea. Cun be bought on Urina tnault wr
chiwer. . AilUruw tbe owner - . . , .
PAKIKL OI1.I1EKT.
OhamiMiraliurg, Pa.
Purtiea wUhlng lo vlalt tbe premlae Inquire
I ' '
W, H. NELSON (i
MaCuuneluHiKrgi Pa.
BUSINESS DIRfcCTOHY.
IIAKIII.KS.
K. M. DOWNES,
I'm st Class
Tonsohial Artist,
McCONNEI.LSIIUltlM'A.
A Clean Cup nnrl Towel with t-iicli Slinvu
Kverythlng Antlst-ptla.
Ku.urK Sterlli.L'tl.
Pp-Shop In room lately occup rrtliy Kd Hrulic
ISAAC N. WATSON.
Tonsorial Artist.
Strictly up to dine. In nil stylcR of hair cut
tlnrf. OuU'li. eHMy ahavcN. Kny-rum. (."reams.
Wltoh-niizirl. without fcxlni (!m.'l Fresh
towel to eiich cnstrmier. I.utr-Jt jniproerl up,
purtttua for at.-i lllzlnK toriia. 1'urlura opp'Siu
Fulton JIoiish.
I.AVVI.Ui.
M. R. SHAFFNER.
Attorney at Law,
Office on Sauare,
AcCo,meIlsbuig, Vu.
All li'ita- buMltjcvft tmfl dollrtMtim rntruMtd
wtil vtuMve caruful aud prompt tnieiillt".
AT COST !
T will close out iny stock of Hot m
Blankcti at cost. I liavo n few Km': In
tors left that 1h of no uccnimt in hot
weather, that must po ut a sucrilior
HARNESS,
Blngle and Double Di-iviujr -m
Farm Harness. It will pay you to m n
them and jrt prices, 'aukco lu iil!c:i
from $1.50 up, and collars from $t.''0
up.
HARDWARE
Tinwurp, Cutlery, Churnii, Yv'ash-Ino-
Machines, Stoves, ripe, ic.
WAGONS
AHO
BUGGIES
Cornplauters, Sjn-inj; II arrows
ill kinds of furiniii-.r iniplfinents.
Don't forget that I soil the only mower
not iu tlio combine.
W. H. NESBIT,
Al'Conne! loburg
ORCHARD 6R0VE
(? ERICES.
Hutter, l"i: K.'us, l.i.
No. 1 Harness compli ti, nirkle ti im
mini,', collar ai.U hfitnes $10,511.
Harness Collars, ii5c
Team Collars, 1 est, $2.25.
Team Collars, lick face, $.1.(0.
Hauio i.tra,- with aiid without Hueklu
Fancy CeMs Straw Huts 2",
45, (i and rjl m the are
split Sennet with cord. Felt
and wool hats at all prices.
Machine men's attention.
Babbitt metal.
1-2, 5-K, cut lacers with
point 7- to 8 feet length.
. Bolts all sizes 1-in., to 10.
Tapped burs 5-lli, 3-1S, 7-1(1,
and 1-2-in.
Best Machine Oil on hand
by tho barrel.
W. L. BEHKSTRESSER,
Manager.
rati
PENHYBOYJULHLiLS
fi. Aln-aya rvhable. I,n4iiea. a.ilc linnruMst fur
(IK IIKNTt lt M t ,,V Ke.l a,,.'
Inb.aiMilhrr. Keriiar .Ian-, roi.- i,l,.(.-.
lalluaaaail liuilHliona. inn i.l vour :.ui i..:
or wikI 4r. in ainiii) r lai li-ulura. ivuiii
uunlal.ai.il Keller for l.iuK... .,
tyr.mrn JI.il. lu.uuoTvmiiuoiiihis buiu by
all LiruamMta.
OUIOHUBTEB CHEMIOAI. OO.
100 Uailliua Ni,iini-c. J-I1.I.A., p.'.,
liula ral. pap.r.
'Jki4jJ- BO YEARS'
D
,A Trade Marks
. Designs
'rf' Copyrights &c.
Anronetendlnff a akelrh aud rtparrlnMnn mar
qnk-alf aaiMinain nur fiiuiinh fruu wnctlicr ail
liiv.iillon la pruhahlf patontiiliM. rniiiiiiutilrH
tloiia alrlctljr omtlileiil till. lIunulKmk on I'aliilita
aunt frae. Olileat aunnor fur aruntiu- iuIhiih.
I'aleuu tallHil tliruuirll Muuil A Co. rutiulva
tprriot tuitka, w II huut Gtiarue, lu (be
Scientific American.
A hanrtiomeJr IlluntrntAd week If T-nniont rlr
Hlaltun of any ritmtiUc Jniirimt. iVi 'im, a
rnri nur mimui,U Bold by ull .d-ulorn.
v36iBrodly.WpW Ycrk
llraucb tmico. liK V Br. Wa.hlnvtcu. I . C
Easy and Quick t 4
Soap-Making
, with .
BANNER LYE ,
To make the very best soap, simply
dissolve a can of fianner l.yt' in cold
water, melt $i lbs. of grease, pour tho
Lye' water in the grease. Stir and put
aside to set - ,
Full Direction ea Evary Packag
Banner Ly is pulverised. The can
may be opened and closed at will, per
mitting the use of a small quantity at a
time. It is just the article needed in
every household. It will clean paint,
floors, marble and tile work, soften water,
disinfect sinks, closets and waste pipes.
Write for, booklet "Cit of JJanwr
ty"Utt.'
TtW Ptaa Caaaakal Watts, PalUaafcaUa ? ,
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