Sliced BeefTcuders Get them
at Irwin's.
S. S. Nowman of Saluvia, spent
last week with frionds at Fan
mats burg,
Mr. 'and Mrs. J. (Jonrpo Trille
spont Tuosday nt the homo of
their son Scott iu the Cove.
II. B. Mi'lor, oun of Chambers
burg's kadintf mei'chunts, spent
last Wednesday in tins place.
.Special Jilend of Java Coffee -iJ
uts. per lb. Get it at Irwin's.
Mr. C. II. Mann of Saluvia, has
aiuoujur his collection of rare coins
a half penny of lXi aud one of
1L'!J.
Mr. Denton Peck of Thompson,
found ready sale fr a load of nice
strawberries in this place last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Ilamil and
son Frank, of Knobsville, spent
Sunday with Mr. aud Mrs. Leslie
McGovern of the Cove.
Try Irwin's assorted Fancy
Cakes, lcts. a lb.
This is a good time to sub
scribe for the 1 ulton County"
Nkws. Only a dollar a year in ad
vance.
Mr. Ed Koisner, who has been
spending the past year as a stu
dent in Ursiuus College, is home
. for his summer vacation.
Oscar Metzler of Philadelphia,
is spending his summer vacation
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. F. Metzier at Harrisonvillo.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.
Get them repaired at Irwin's.
Mr. Thomas F. Sloan of Mc
Conuellsburg, spent Wednesday
night in Everett the guest of Mr.
W. A. Alexander. Ho was on his
way to the St. Louis Exposition.
Everett Kepubliccan.
Ex-postmaster Billy Whisel,
Llewellyn Peck and Andrew Mc
Farland three of Everett's Civil
War veterans, passed through
this place last Saturday morning
on their return from the State
Encampment at Gettysburg.
We are anxious aud willing to
print all the news that's fit to
publish, but we mujt insist that
nil correspondence bear the
writer's signature. If this rule
is not complied with, do not be
disappointed if your article is not
published.
The Indiana farmers are wor
ried, same as in otlier localities;
by their failure to find farm help.
This advertisement appeared iu a
county paper recently: "Farm
help wanted. Wages will be st5
a day. Breakfast served in bed.
Working hours from 10 a. m. to
'2 p. tu. All heavy work will be
done by the boss. Cigars fur
nished free. Any hand working
the eutire season can have the
farm. Apply at once.
A COSTLY MISTAKE.
Blunders are sometimes very
expensive. Occasionally life it
sulf is the prico of a mistake,
but you'll never be wrong if you
take Dr. King's New Life Pills
for dyspepsia, dizziness, head
ache, liver or bowel troubles.
They are gentle yet thorough.
iDo, at Trout's Drug Store.
Farm for Sale.
Farm of 14.1 acres of lino slate
land in first class condition, 2
miles from Mercersburg. A run
of water through every field.
Good stock farm. Will bo sold
right.
Write to
F O. Box 5,
3 mo. Mercersburg, Pa.
Notice to Farmers.
Farmers wishing to buy the
Binder Tongue carrier Wheel
this season, can bo supplied by
calling on me at Foltz, Pa.
T. O. BllADLKV.
For Sale.
An "I J" Peerless Engine, a"C"
Peerless Thresher, an Empire
Clover Huller, a Woodsaw nnd
Water tank all in good condition
on Easy Tkums. Address,
Ed B. Dikhi,,
4-H-3 mo. Lemaster, Pa.
AN ALARM CLOCK FOK 25c.
If you want to get up early and
feel good all day lake a Little
Early Riser or two at bod time.
These famous little pillu relax the
nerves, give quiet rest and re
freshing slep, with a gentle
movement of the bowels about
broukfafct time. W. II. Bo well,
Hoiislon,Tex)8ays "Early Risers
are the best pill made for const!
pntion, sick headache, biliousness
etc." Sold at Trout's drug store.
BRUSH CRLLK.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Mellott of
Buck Valley, spent last Saturday
with C. D. llixson aud family at
Em maville.
Miss Jennie Lodge is visiting
her sister, Mrs. S. W. Kirk at
McConncllsburg.
Mr. aud Mrs. Rusher of Bed
ford, and Mr. aud Mrs. Carpen
ter aud little sou of Everett, spent
a couple of days last week with
John Smith, Jr., and family.
Children's service at McKen-
dree last Sunday was well attend
ed. Iho music and recitations
by the school were well rendered
and all present seemed to enjoy
Geo. Rohm, wife and children,
of Gapsvillo, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Rohm's parents, AmosBix
son and wife at Three Springs.
Among the people who attend
ed Children's service at Akers
ville were, M. E. Barton and fam
ily, Mrs. J. X. Barton, Georgia
and Laura Lodge, Flora and Grace
Smith, Flora Mills, Jennie aud
and Clara Banks, Claud Smith,
Ira Palmer, Piper Barton, Chas.
and Earl Truax, George and Alex
McKibbin aud Ross Jackson.
Will Hixsou spent last Sunday
with his cousins, Alex and Geo.
McKibbin at Crystal Springs.
Miss Esta Akers of Emmaville,
spent last Sunday afternoon with
her parents at Akersville.
Brother Gardner's Philosophy.
"If I had a boy I shouldn't be
alius advisiu' him to do dis an'
not to do dat. but I should en
courage hnn to go out and picl:
up a bumble-bee an' find out iy
experience which was de bizness
end ol the iuseck. My grau'fad
dor used to talk to 1110 by do hour
'bout do evils of iutemperatice.but
I couldn't catch on till one day I
drank a gallon o hard cider an'
was run lrew a threshiu' machine
along wid do wheat. Bar's about
so much in life to ram, an' it's
well to l'arn it as soon as possible
an' git ober feelin' curus. "
We Would Never Do It
"Dar hain't no queshun in my
mind but that do pore man has
got jest as much right to ride
around in his kerridge as do rich
one, but when it comes to payin'
fur do axle grease dat's a differ
ent matter. We ought to hev all
bin bo'n rich, but bein' as we
wasn't, it 'pears to me to bo de
wisest plan to make de best of it.
Ize cussed de rich an' Ize sym
pathized wid de poor, out I neh
ber could see dat I cu m out ahead
cither way."
WARNINO.
If you have kidney or bladder
trouble and do not use Foley's
Kidney Cure, you will have only
yourself to blame for results,
as it positively cures all forms of
kidney and bladder diseases.
Sold at Trout's Drug Store.
LICKING CKLLK.
( The corn crop is looking tine.
Dick Deshoug raised his barn
Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank I less has been on
the sick list for some time.
John Deshong is singing "a
charge to keeplliave." It is a
girl.
Misses Mary A. Hess and Ella
Deshong spent Sunday with Miss
Deshong's sister, Mrs. George
Souders of the Cove, and attend
ed the colored people's meeting
Sunday night iu Springhouse
Valley.
Miss Effie Deshong is employed
at Mrs. Lizzie Deshong's.
What has become of the And
over correspondent''
Jacob Deshoug is still on the
sick list.
B. F. Deshong has moved his
saw-mill to John Deshong's and
is sawing lumber for a new barn.
A I RKillTHNliD HORSE,
Running like mad down the
street dumping the occupants,
or a hundred other accidents,
are every day occurrences. I,t
behooves everybody to have a
reliable Salve handy and there's
none as good as Buckleu's Arni
ca Salve. Burns, cuts, sores
eczema andpiles, disappear quick
ly uuder its soothing effect. 2."c,
at Trout' Drug Store.
Sheriff Sales.
The sales of real estate adver
tised by Sheriff Fleck were held
at the Court Bouse Monday aft
ernoon at 1 o'clock and attracted
a fair sized crowd, but not many
bidders. The Adam Keluer farm
in Belfast township was knocked
down to M. R. Shaffuer, Esq., tor
$45; the David L. Keefer farm
in the same township, at to
to Geo. B. Daniels, Esq., and the
D. A. Boyles property, consisting
of one-half interest in a ten-acre
lot at Burnt Cabins, to Hon. S.
W. Kirk for if 12.
Personally-Conducted World's Fair Tour.
The undersigned has arranged
for a jersonally conducted tour
to the St. Iouis Exposition over
the most attractive route availa
ole for the members of the Alum
ni of the Cumberland Valley
State Normal School and their
friends, teachers aud all others
that may desire to join the parly.
It will bo a fifteen-day excursion,
starting from Shippensburg, Pa.,
July Mh. Everything that will
contribute to the comfort and
pleasure ot the members of the
party will be carefully looked af
ter by competent persons. V
expect to have a party large
enough to secure a sjccial traiu
all the way through.
For full particulars concerning
what promises to bo a most de
lightful trip, address,
Joh. I Bauton,
Shippensburg, Pa.
"If we'd study our fellow-man
a leetle closer we'd git along wid
him a heap better. Wheu I know
cd dat my naybur had put his
fence two feet ober on my laud I
also knowed dat he'd law me fur
ten y'ars if I axed him to move it.
1 jest got a friend to throw out a
hint that my shed was six inches
ober de line, an' do naybur paid
all de expenses of a survey an'
hustled his fence ober when he
found he was wrong.
"Dar am sartin folks who seem
to find great conslasiiun in telhn'
how wicked de world has becum,
an' how utterly impossible it am
to longer find an honest man.
When I h'arsich pussous gwine
on I alius move de woodpile a
leetle near de doah an' tell do old
woman not to forgit to bring iu
de clothes line. De man who
stole my wheelbarrer one night a
y'ar ago sot an' talked to mo fur
a hull hour on do dishonesty of
mankind, an' de pussou who rob
bed my hen-coop was ready to
weepober de degenorashuii which
ho could see was takin' place in
human natur'. If de b'ar trap
which I have sot in my cucumber
patch cotches anybody 'U.11 dis
summer de chances am fifty to
one dat he'll be a social reformer."
Many folks am disappointed
with life bekaso dey fail to realize
dat deir am an eternal fitness of
things. When yo' drap do price
of whitewashiu' from ".") cents to
i)0 cents de white washer draps
in less lime an' pours iu mo' water
to maintain de equilibrium.
What yo' save in yo'r purse he
saves in his pail, an' so yo' hain't
no better off."
"At some time or other ebery
man sits down to figger dat if he
could lib his life ober again he'd
steer clear of all blunders. He
furgits, in do fust place, datnatur'
might bo'n him a 1'ule to begin wid,
an' dat if sho didn't ho wouldn't
be human if he nebber made mis
takes. I kin look back an' see
wliar' I orter hev gono into hawgs
instead of chickens, an' whar' I
orter hev planted half squashes
instead of all pumpkins, but if I
was to lib my life ober again I
might make wuss mistakes.
Taken all in all, it's a good 'nuff
world to lib in, an' de people who
preach moral degenerashuu am
al 1 w r on g. 1 1 's jes t d a t d o ba r bed
wire fence keeps us out of our
naybur's truck patch, an' we lock
do woodshed doah so ho kin no
longer git at our soft-soap bar'l.
It's jest daldo streetcar conduct
or gibs us a quarter wid a hole in
it an' do grocer won't tako it in
turn from us. It's de same world
an' do same people, only human
natur' ain't buyiu' mewls without
lookin' fur suavins."
Notice.
A chickeuswallopaudice cream
supper will bo hold at Harrison
ville Saturday evi.ning, Juno luth.
Proceeds fur tl'0 benefit of Iho
M. E church at Greenhill,
Committee.
Gettysburg. I'a.
CITY HOTEL,
(One iti:ue from eilhef depot.)
AisvdiiiiiioJiitUiiiK fin 251).
Knt on M.So to m.Ht per liny.
BOARD BY THE WtEK $7. SS & $10
Hot.- C-o Id Until, ' lct rle
Liu: ht. C-u . ntwmm
II wait dtr CZn 1 1 Holla.
JOHN E. HUGHES, Prop.
W vuu Klva you uuy kind of u vurrliii'e ilu
slrml ovrr tile lliiltli-IHcl.
I n i! llu to unil from ull iriimv
l)af l Nl itul.Uof OiHIv-litirtj,
llvi llru.lr.ircn ud Ifciuu'k.
We would not think of sell iny yon ii renlur ie., shirt fur 4(e.: a !)c,
muslin for 7e.; n "ille., corset for -liio.. nor lain., dress Roods for X
mil Hi!., the yard, when this meuns tlmt we are selling the Roods
M what they cost us if we didn't have n very Rood renson for so
doiiiR.
We mean to quit the store business anil want to turn our entire stork in
to rush nnd know the iin'ekc-l way to do so Is to sell cheaper tlmn
uuy unci else will or run. line" in a Rreiit while u merehnnt will
sell you an uitioie at c ,l or c "on less than eost, but if he does ho
is RoiiiR to ).' -t. mj iure on his ther Roods. Wo talk from uctuul
"Xpcrienee.
not only m !1 i-hirl.-i timl ov mil- chciiiir lliun anybody else, but we
will sell yi unythiiv n,d eve rylliinR clieiiper beeaus( we do not
euro for prolit
The careful housewife knows more r.'xtut bafRiiiiis thun the average man
nnd to them would we resp-etf illy submit a few prices for compari
son as a basis of prices on our entire stmir.
Plain bitick satin 111 indies whin only 4."c, per yard, nnd if you eon beat
it ut Hoc, per yard it. is our treat. Lancaster RliiRliam life, per
,il., calico l; and .1c . shirtiiiR li and 7u., whim and red tablecloth
2: yd worth .'i'V.: dimity rv. quality for lie; white Roods (I, M,
and KV , white duck In per yard, blue, scarlet, ri-ccii and brown
velvet hie, per y a nl and worth "0c. I. aces as low as lc. per yd.
Io not put oil eomiiiR t see us. H member wo will not buy new Roods
to replace onr present stocn and somtthiiiR you want to-day may
not be here a week hence.
Harry E. Huston,
Clear Ridge, Pa.
A Continuation ((LVK Notable
Selling of .Dress Goods
:, French poplin, Sicilian cloth,
wiiianriMUM hi ifcmimmcjttyatmf.m
comprisitiR the latest frahrics - Panama f
F.nRlish whippord. broadcloth.
Supreme Values
in black silk. 1 jd whle-lultetta, s .tin foulard, wash silks for waists In
black, white and colors, He per yd.
WASH GOODS SPECIALS
Dimities, line RitiRiiain-,, colors blue, pink, Riut n; lace stripe batiste, all
colors: tan color suititiRs, blouse linen, madras, suiss dotted ami plain,
Indian linen, organdie, lawns, duck. Muck Indian linen and black batise.
POINT DE VENICE
All over laces of every description -black, white, cream, tan at all
. prices. A larye assortment of torchon and fancy lai es, insertion, bcadiuR.
EMBROIDERIES
Summer corsets K. ,v O. Corsets. Ladies' ready-made shirt waists and
tailored dress .skirts. Ladies' ready-made underwear, skirts, night
wrappers, corset covers, etc.
NOTIONS
Silk rIovcs. kid Rloves, mitts, ruchiijR, ties, shirt waists sets, buttons,
braids and trimminRS.
MILLINERY
A whole-sale reduction is offered on ull that is left of our immense
stock of millery. Splendid assortment oi lace hat, chiffon hats, Tus
can, lcRhorn and fancy braids. The above is no fabrication Decided
(XT PltlCKS on all millinery.
Ribbons ! Rifcfcori5
I Best Goods
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Jofc Lots.
Auction Goods.
Nothing but Fresh Goods direct from factory. Life is $
too short to buy trash ! You can save 20 to 40 per
cent, bv buying from us.
PI 2000 Yards New Carpets j
j& direct from loom. Brussels, Ingrain, Rag, and Tapes-
?2 trv at lowest nnrp Rpnntilnl 4l
, .
j$ Japanese Mattings
i fresh irom Japan.
m
Window Curtains
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& from Paris and Switzerland, 2, 3, and 3 1-2 yds. long, jf,:
m FURNITURE. $
); Iron and Enamel Bedsteads, Parlor Suits, Chamber &
!j Suits, Couches, &c, at lowest prices. All kinds of f
jJ .Agricultural Implements,
Fertilizers, Wire, etc,
If you need anything to eat, use, or wear, write for
W. prices or call. Don't lorget you can save 20 to 40
ij pjr cent. here.
ri AV DADU Throa Cnr nitc Da
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J. K. JOHNSTON
Ready with
Spring and Summer Goods.
Ribbons!
A cordial welc6tne extended to all. IVrtect satisfaction is one tiling we do
not stdl -we jjive it uway freely and unreservedly to our customers.
maili d free to any jiost-olliee. A postal
card will brlnj you our fasliiou .sin e : new styles issued every month.
Best trade prices for Ki:s and Poultry.
T, J. WEINER, HANCOCK, MD.
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3 Piece Oak lied P.oom Suit $9.95.
li Piece Oak Hed I loom Suit $13.95 Up to
$50.
White Iron l!ed l.95 to 10.
Good Ilockur 95c to $10.
Good Carpet 15c. yard to 75c.
on cloth 19c, to 35c. a yd.
Parlor Suit $11.95 to $50.
F. E. MILLER,
13 to IT E. MARKET
send us
your name
and wo will
send you
our bargain
sheet.
ST,
Chambersburg, Pa.
Mention this paper when wrilinjj.
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PLEASE NOTE!
in tho "good old summer
time" within this space, wo
will tell of things we sell that
will pleuse your friend, tho
"inner man."
COFFEE
llio, Special 12e.
Ilio, Choice. l.V.
Santos, extra fancy XXXX IN-..
Marai-alho, extra fancy )c.
IiTii s, .' for (V.
Lima lieans lie.
Pea Means ,V.
Scotch Pcus
D. E. Scott,
Cash Grocery.
''Take cure of tho pennies and
the dollars will tako cure of
themselves, " those vulucs touch
the vital spot- tho pocket book.
YES SIR
Watches are
Repaired Here
unci I give a written guurunlee
with eveiy job. Clocks
and jewelry repaired.
Also a nice lino of watches,
ch cks, and jewelry
for sale.
1'ii kt vulues for your money.
E. B. Stevens,
Watchmaker
and
jft Jeweler,
Three Springs, Pa.
All are iny ite-cl to come find
inspect the pretty lines.
Sec
Pr'n-" Clothing Iresh, up-to-date styles
for men and boys.
Liiri;,: selection of separate Dress Pants.
The best 50c Overall, in blue and stripes.
We are proud ol our new lines of Shoes, both for
dress and every day wear.
beautiful assortment of Dress Shirts; also
Work shirts bought before the advance.
The finest line of Mercerized Shirtwaist Pat
terns we have ever had ; also Percales, Lawns, Dim
ities, etc.
see our new straw Hats before you get one.
Straw matting from 10 to' 30c a yard.
Felt window shades 8c.
Oil window shades 20c.
J. K. JOHNSTON,
McDonnellsburgPa.
Ithe mace store
til
i Summer Announcement
y Just received another lot of Trousers; also, a uico line o
Y$ Ileady-to-wea Clothing.
Hats,
JVj Straw Huts and Wool Huts -a complete assortment.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
DigeaU what you eat.
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Another Invoice of the latest stylo Xecktles Just in.
U men's Suite:
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Wo have a few Men's Suits to close ..t at J ;...,tb,i
Suits at 2.2."; Children' 2lece .-.it ;i! .0 c i.:s. ' '.li. :,i-
du rains not ncur liulf price.
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For Sale at Troiu'a drug suro.
DIGESTS WHAT YOU E?AT v
Tkl.00bo1lcontlni MmeithtrtlllM.VhL-h Klljiof J0:.u '
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