Mr. Courud (ircss lost a valu-1 able cow one day last week. Them will be an ice-cream sup- per iu the Hall nt Corn, on Satur- i (lay evening, July !i, 1!K) I. No Rood healtli unless the kid-! noys aro sound. Foley's Kidney j Lure makes the kidneys right, j Miss Elizabeth Dietrich of Wuynesboro, is visiting lier cous in, Mrs. It X. Fryman of the Cove. Thoinas ilollensliead of llai ri- soiiville, was a business visitor at trie County County Seat last Thursday, i'his is a good time to sub- i r.be for the V u.rox County ! scr Nkwh. Only a dollar a year in ad wince. Thellolhnsliead distillery prop-1 erty was sold a few days ago to j A. J. Unger of Foltz. for 1520. 1 It includes 70 acres of ground. M. II. ShafTner, Escj., spent last Wednesday at Harrisonville and at Huston town in the inter ests of his telephone company. Miss Mary Scott Sloan, who has a iwsition at the Chester Spring Soldiers' Orphan' school, is home for her summer vacation. Iu asking us to change the ad dress of your paper, do not forget M give the name of the post-office to which the paper has been going. Chronic bronchial troubles and summer coughs can bo quickly relieved and cured by Foley's Honey and Tar. Mrs. Thomas F. Sloan, and Mrs. W. S. Dickson and daughter Miss Alice, are spending this week at the Mountain House on Kays Hill. Morse Sloan left Monday for j t0 d wUl int u,e tirst ,n. larkers Landing, Pa., where he I stalraeut next (Suuday Juue wii resume work abandoned sev-j with illu8tratI0U worthy of the oral weeks ago to recuperate his j st,,ry health. ! Miss Michelson, the author, Preaching in the Presbyterian j has been for several years a sue church next Sunday morning at j cessful aud much-admired writer 10:150: and combined C. E. and ! 0f newspaper and magazine arti church service at (5:15 p. m. j cles. Subject for thceveningdiscourse: ' mgnteousness exalteth a na-, turn." Dr. West and his grand daugh j tors Miss Kuth and Margaret, ! took advantage of the delightful woainer early these mornings, and drove over to trie Dr's farm Monday,' starting about five o'clock. Two valuable cows belonging to Mrs. David C. Smith, of Peters townsh,r Franklin county, were ! Association will hold its four killed by lightning on Monday of 1 teenth annual assembly at Mont last A-ook. The bolt struck them ! Alto Park Thursday.ljAugust 4, as Micy wore standing in a field a-! jy0 lung the fence, not under a tree, j T1)Q addresses Wlll D0 deHver. During the thunder storm on ed by Kev. A. A. Long, Shamo Monday of last week a flash of kin; Kev. C. H. Woolstou, D. D., lightning struck wire fence on ! Philadelphia; Kev. W. U. Fouke, the farm of D. P. Myers in Cum- j Uarrisburg; and Kev. John O. uerianu couniy, wructi conveyed vie oaitury among his herd ot cattle wltich were huddled to gether iu the field near the fence, causing instaut death to four of his best milch cows, twoof which he refused $45 a piece for a short time ago. It is supposed the heat of the cattle attracted the elec tricity from the wire. AN ALARM CLOCK FOR 25c. If you want to get up early and feel good all day take a Little Early Kiser or two at bed time. These famous little pills relax the nerves, give quiet rest and re freshing sleep, with a gentle movement of the bowels about breakfast time. W. U.. Howell, Houston,Tex.,say8 "Early Risers are tlio best pill made for consti pation, sick headache, biliousness etc." Sold at Trout's drug store.- Farm (or Sale. Farm of 143 acres of hne slate land m first class condition, 2 miles from Merccrsburg. A run of water through every field. Good stock farm. Will bo sold right. Write to P. O. Box 5, 3 mo. Mercersburg, Pa. Notice to Teacher'. The Horough schools will be given out on Saturday, Julj Dth. All applicants must apply in writ lng by above dat. A. U. Nace, Secretary. A FRIOHTENID HOUSE, Running like mad down the street dumping the occupants, or a hundred other accidents, are every day occurrences. I,t bt-hooves everybody to have a reliable Salve handy and there's none as good as liucklen's Arni ca Salvo. Harris, cuts, sores '(2')iia and piles, disappear quick ly under its soothing effect. Slif, ut Trout' Drug Store. Tbe Most Original Novel of The Year. ' The most comj,otont juflg0!4 have pronounced "In the Uishop's Carriage ' the most original novel of the year. It is a tale about llesh and blood loplo; a story for men and wo- meu "Uncle Joe" Cannon, Speaker of the National House of Kepre Heritatives, is most enthusiastic in his praise ot Miss Miriam Ml chelson's bcx)k. This is what he lm" 10 8aJ about lt: ,. "J J" "?t.roce,Pt "f a. C0M l ?,U . tho , ?.T,P 8 Ca"w0 . b? jf by Miriam Michelson. I read the same with great pleasure. It 1 seems to me it ousrht to ha a rtnn- ular publication and one that will exert a good influence. Perhaps 1 can best describe it by saying that I commenced reading it early in the morning and finished it that night and the coming morn ing, and wheu finished I drew a long breath aud felt that I had forgotten everything else but the book and regretted that there was not more of it. With respect, etc. "J. G. Cannon." Could anything be stronger or could praise come from a better source? The story is something abso lutely new in the literary line a theatrical romance that abounds in thrilling situations interwoven with genuine humor and human heart-burnings. In fact, the tale is so remarkably good that the Sunday North American of Phila delphia has secured the exclusive right to publish it in this torn WARNING. 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. Christian Endeavor Day. ThA Mont. Alto V. V. AsucmMir Keagle, Shippensburg, Prof, and Mrs. J. J. Lowe of Philadelphia, will conduct the singing. A good orchestra will render special music. Every effort is being made to have an enjoyablo and profitable meeting.and theEndeivorers and their friends 'may anticipate a program of spiritual helpfulness. WAS WASTING AWAY. The following letter from Rob rt K. Watts, of Salem, Mo., is instructive. "I have been trou bled with kidney disease tor the last five years. I lost llesh and never felt well and doctored with leading physicians and tried all remedies suggested without relief.- Finally I tried Foley's Kid ney Cure and less than two not ties completely cured mo and I am now sound and well." Sold at Trout's Drug Store. WEST DUBLIN. Some of our people attended the laying of the corner-stone service at Center on Sunday aft- i eruoon. Kev. j. u. w. Ueavor had charge of the service. Samuel J. Strait went toThroo Springs on Monday to meet his brother William and family who have been living in Altoona the past two years. There will ho a festival at Fair view M. E. church next Saturday evening, July 2nd. Last Tuesday forenoon about eighty of J. W. Laidig's neigh bors met to assist in raising tho Iramo of his new barn. Every thing went together well and by a few minutes past eleven o'clock the rafters were all iu pliu-o aud those present parto k of a good dinner which had been prepared for thefn. II. K. Mollott has charge of the caricnter work. The barn is OtxIiH feet, snd when completed will add much to the appearance of Mr. Laidig's farm. WROUGHT IRON RANGE CO. Manufacturers of Home Comfort Steel Ranges Paid up Capital 000.000. Founded in 1861. These Ranges are Sold from the Company's Wagons, by Their Traveling Sales men. Read the fol lowing: In uniitlicr column iipprui-H the iitHci-llse-nmnt of Ihn St. I,,iuls Wrought Iron ItntiKe Compiiuy. whose iiKenls nro uunviissltiif thin couuly for the null- of the widely known and Justly eelebmted runxes miiuufiictnrod by the company, The heuiliuiirUTN of thene axentn lire hi MeDoiiuld. The testimonial printed In their iidvurtlst'inenl. from so ninny prominent citizens of Ureene imd Wiishluxton counties, are sulllclent toSutlsfy all reimomilile people that the ehuraeter of the men uow trnvellnx this county Is nil rlclit, and that their business methods have been entirely satisfactory to their customer. We commend these men to our readers and the niiiKes commend them selves. Washington Democrat. Ilelow Is the opinion of u number of Waynes burn's business nu-n us to their conduct here : "We the uuderslt'ncd cltlens of Wuynes burir. Pa.,ean freely say that our aequKlutunce and olwervatlon with the Division Superinten dent for the Wroiik'ht Iron Kanirc Co., St. Louis. Mo., und his corps of salesmen for the past three month-, permit us to recommend as belnx Kcntlcmcri: they have manifested push and enterprise In their business, while In imr midst, und our well wishes io with them In their new Melds of labor." VV. S ril'KS. Jeweler. JOHN. I. KOKIIKKT. Ilarher. J. R. WOKDKY. Shoe Merchant. J. T. IW.iKUAM. Shoe Dealer.- U. ll.i;ii.l)lli:U(). Shoe Merchant, t IIHADLKK JOHN. Kd. of Democrat. 1. 11. KNOX. Kdltorof Uepubllcun. HAOAN & K.VANS, Ms. and Props, of Inde pendent. JOHN V. l'Air.KY. Kd. of Messenger, li. C. IHHVAUll. Dentist. M. K. CAKHOLU Attorney at luw. K. y. IHUVNKY, Atloruey at luw. T. H. WILKINSON. Attorney ut law. K. M. SA YKItK. Attorney ut luw. V. V. HITTCHINS, cf Wu.vuesburif Nat.tias Company. C. K, WOOD, tiroeer. S. I.. JOHN, Restaurant Prop. T. N. m-MHAIlNKU. Merchant. OKOHUK li. SILVKUS.drocur. A. M H. ,'AI,I (iToccrar.d Hestuurunt. I1AKVKV CALL, Orouer. J. K. C'HO.SS. Coufeoiiouer and llroecr. W. K. H1I.I., Merehuut. J. 1'. 1'OU.OCK. Hardware. oi:o. k. ikx;i:. cioihicr. M. LKViNO, (ieueral Merchant. J. II. & A. I.. IIAIIIHTT. Hardware. W. (1. SCOTT. Merchant. W. T. WKI1H. Harness lluslness. T. P. MOFFKTT. Merehuut Tailor. H. S. III.ACHI.KV. DriUk'isl. JKSSK I.. HOSS. & CO., DriiKi? sis. j' A. STOV. Druulsl. JOHN F. COTTKUI-X. Drut.visl. J. T. ltlKJKKS. Dtmitfis:. JOHN T. I A.MS. Physician. JOHN T. I'J.I.OM. Physlclun. K. K. IIIIOCK. Phvsleian. N. W. CAItTKU, Fuueiul Llreclur, Ml'RDKDAI KKXT. Sherili. FAI1UAHKK A OOUUON, I.hery und Feed Dealers. A. I. l.'OOKK, Contractor, aud Adums Kx press A Kent. S. W. KII.I.INOSI.KY, Saddler und Harness. W. II. CI.l.OM. Teller, Farmers' & Drovers' Nat. Hank. Wuyuesliurir, Pa. J. II. F. KINKHAHT- Cashier FunnerK' ,v Drovers' National Hunk, Waynesburu, Pa. K. F. CKISWF.I.I.. H.iolt-keeper. F. k D. National Itmk. Wnynesinitv. l'a. J. J, PAL'I.;Y, Postiua -ter. ItlXJKHSJk WKAVKIt. Photoifiapliets. JAS. I.. SMITH. Hotel Downey, Prop. JOHN A. MooltK. ex-Sheriff. JOHN T. HKKS. Miller. W. A. DINSMDUK W. N. P. Flourlnn Mill Co. O. I-:. IIOWF.lt. Supt. of W. li W, R, R. Co, W. F. Me A VOY. Aircut W, & W. It. It, Co. J. A. F. RANDOLPH, Insurance aud Rcul Kstate. MOIKiAN BOSS. Curriak'e Dculer. J. A. HAIII1ITT& SON, Horscshoers. JAS. SYPIIKUS. Polloeman. J. D. McKAHAN. Hururess. A. A. K1N12IIAKT. Chief of Police. A. It. PrK.MAN.l.'ltfarMuoiifaeturcr. JOHN M. W1I.KY, Court Crier, Low Rate Excurnlon T The Seashore Via C. V. R. R. k P. R. R. On Thursdays June 23, July 7, August 4, 18 aud September 1. The Cumberland Valley Railroad will sell special excursion tickets to Atlantic City, Cape May, Sea Isle City, Ocean City, Alvalon, Anglesea, Wild wood, Holly Beach, N. J. and Kehoboth, Del. Tickets will be good going on a bove dates on train leaving Mer ccrsburg at 8,00 a. m. and to re turn on any regular train (except limited trains on the Pennsylvania Railroad on which an extra fare is charged) within 10 days, in- ! eluding date of issue. Rate from ; Mercersburg $5.(10. j Atlantic City passengers may go through via Delaware River j Bridge route, changing cars at j Broad Street Station. j A C0STLV MISTAKE. j Bluuders are sometimes very j expensive. Occasionally life It self is the pric4 of a mistake, but you'll never be wrong if you ' take Dr. King's New Life Pills , for dyspopsia, dizzmess, head I ach', liver or bowel troubles. 'Tht-y are gentle yet thorough. 2.ric, at Trout's Drug Storo. Tor Hoj Cholera. For tho benefit of tlio farmer readers of tho Fulton County News, Mr. H. A. Greenland, of Draddock, Pa , contributes tho following suro cure and preven tive of hog cholera : Feed plenty of charcoal; or, balto car corn burn it until it is black aud food it to tho hogs. Mr. Greenland says this is sure. Subscnbo for tho New. A Continuation Notable Selling of Dress Goods (Hiiiiii iin(r the latest frabi lcs -Punumu rniisii ,wiiiiioi ii, lu'uuiluloth. Supreme Values In black silk, 1 yd wlde-talTeUa, satin foulard, wash silks for waists In black, white and colors, 4Hc per ydi WASH GOODS SPECIALS Dimities, line j;ni;l)iimH, coinrs blue, pink, preen; luce stripe batiste, ull colors; tan color suitings, blouse liiv.'ii, minims, awiss dotted nnd plain, Indian linen, organdie, lawns, duck, bluck Indian linen und black buMsc. POINT DE VENICE All over luces of tsvi rv description -black, white, cream, tun ut all prices. A large assortment of torchon and fancy laces, Insertion, lieadl.ijr. EMBROIDERIES Summer corsets li. & G. Corsets. Ladies' ready-made shirt waists and tailored dress skirts. T.udies' ready-mado underwear, skirts, night wrappers, corset covers, etc. NOTIONS Silk gloves, kid gloves, mitts, niching, ties, shirt waists sets, buttons, braids and trimmings. MILLINERY A whole-sale reduction Is offered on all that Is left of our immense stock of millery, Splendid assortment of lace hats, chiffon hats, Tus can, leghorn and fancy braids. The above ts no fabrication. Decided CTT l'KICKS on all millinery. Ribbons ! Ribbons ! Ribbons! A cording welcome extended to nil. Perfect satisfaction is one thins w'e do not sell we give it uway freely und unreservedly to our customers. HANN1-R PATTERNS mailed free to any post-office. A postal .card will bring you our fashion sheet; new styles issued every month. Uest trade prices for Kggs and Poultry. T. J. WEINER, HANCOCK, AID. By These Six fc. Ye Shall Know Me I 1. Tho reason why I advertise Having a gnat, variety of here is to let you know that I, C. o"ds you can't help suiting your F. Scott, am located opposite the S(,f or something or other, while post-office, in tho boroujjh of Mc- ollr prices are suio to attract your Connellsburg, the county of Ful- atUlDti""-- Example - ton and am In the grocery busl- per cun ness. And 5. l;ig cans tomatoes, 10c. CJood corn 10c. Irving introduced myself to ood pineapples lot you, 1 do expect you to come and Cepa take a glance at my storo and see what I have for sale. And . ,... , ',. All live for cash, 4oc. "" Xow then :i. When you have done this we il. The ubove is but un example aro sure that our acqualntaniie to show you bow much you can will result to tho mutual benefit of slive bv trading with us." It will ail ot -s concerned: for ffX ' g C F. SCOTT, e5 Grocer, Gcttvsbury;. Pa. CITY HOTEL, (One siiiare from either depot. ) Accommodations for 250. KutcH l .50 to .1-2.50 1'cr Hay. BOARD BY THE WEEK S7, S8 A. S10 Hotft Cold Uath, fSlectrlo Llnht.Gai, Steam HeHt C 1 1 Bvlla. JOHN E. HUGHES, Prop. We ouu five yiu uuy klnU of ft curriUKe de Hlrnd over the llatttcllultl. Free Ilus to und from ull tritins. n f 1st Nut. Hunk of Oettysburn, Kvl MruUstreut'H und Dunn . Some Of Huston's Money Savers. Quart glass jars TiOc doz. Half gallon tiiic " Quart tiu cans ,40c " I gal brass jolly kettle Ofice'ch. 8 lb bucket White Fish 50c. " 10 II. " " " (0c " 100 II. gran., sugar t5.2fi Arbuckle'scoffoo 12Jc 5 gal oil for 05c. Hog rings 3c doss. Hog ringers 9c e'eh. Clipper cradle scythes 70c " Turnip and other seeds L'cp'kg. 10c worth chewing tob., 6c. Stair oil cloth Tic yard. Dress lining 4ic Calico 4i and 5c " Laqcastergingham (iic " l'ants goods N 8c ",. Tliread Spool L'c o'ch. 50c work shirts tor 4Qo " 50c overalls 40c pair. Hoys " L0c ' 25, 50 and 75c men's straw hats for 20c a piece. Huggy and wagou tire and blacksmith iron cheap. Harry E. Huston, Clear Ridge, Pa. Administrator's Notice. Kxluie of (lecirne W, DexliouK. letter of udiuiDlMt-utU.n on the eHlttie of tluorue V. Ih'MUiuiif lute of Ayr towtiHhlp. Ful ton uouniy. I'u., aeeeuiea, ntivinv oeea Krunt edl.y llii Uel terof WI1N for Kultwu oouutv, Ut the ubHoill.er. whoe U4.linioe udilrHHN U M'C'onuelliibi'rK. Kullou 'o..H., Ipemooawho lire ti.ili0a.fU U the Huld evtikta wtl' pleM link-p i vmiul. uul I none havlntf elHluut will ori'M-Bt llieiu to M. It. H1IAKKNKR. June tit, 11)01. Administrator. inr- Early nixen TIM ffamMM ISttM plCto sulUiitr, French tioplin, Slclllun cloth, Reasons n u u a u 5-1 04 W.H.NESBIT SELLS ' MACHINE OILS from 20 cents to 00 cents a gal lon. Don't be deceived no body will sell you a 00-cent oil for 25 cents. Mower o eg Sections and guards for all kinds of machines at prices lower than you have ever heard. BINDERS on hand; Binder twine, Horse Hakes in fact farmer's should rttmember if they want any thin); in the machinery line that I can help them if anybody can. W. H. HESBIT, M'Connellsburg Watches are f Repaired Here and I yflve a written guarantee with every job. Clocks and jewelry repaired. Aluo a blue line ot watches, dockH, and jewelry for sale. Best values for your money, E. B. Stevens, Watchmaker and 7 Jeweler, Three Springs, Pa. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure DlgoaU what you eat One ninuteGourjh Cure For Cough, Cold and Croup. For Sule at Trout1 drug 8 tor a . ?5 5 Root flnnHc Tor & NA Job ).' Ill I 1 V Nothing but Fresh Goods direct from factory. Life is $ too short to buy trash ! You can save 20 to 40 per k Jjj cent, bv buying from us. ffl 2000 Yards New Carpets S$ p direct from loom. Brussels, Ingrain, Rag, and Tapes- l! try at lowest price. Beautitul W " tt ar a a -:t m w . - fresh from Japan. 0 Window til frnm Pri in,l Qirtt-7orli 1 FURNITURE. Wi Iron and Enamel Bedsteads, Parlor Suits, Chamber P Suits, Couches, ' &c, at lowest prices. All kinds of pjj Agricultural Implements, j.jji jj Fertilizers, Wire, etc, U If you need anything to eat, use; or wear, write for (Jjj prices or call. Don't torget you can save 20 to 40 jj P'jr cent. here. , A g CLAY PARK. Three Springs, Pa. J. K. JOHNSTON Ready with Spring and Summer Goods. VI! are lnItecl t Inspect tlie See Our Spring Clothing fresh, up-to-date styles for men and boys. Large selection of separate Dress Pants. The best. 50c Overall, in blue and stripes. We are proud ot 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 Sc. Oil window shades 20c. m THC WZirC CTAHC m miiiL mivl LJivriL Summer Anncunccmsnt Just received another lot Iteady-to-wea Clothlnif P Hats, Straw Hats and Wool HaU- a couiplcto assortmcnit. m Neckwear, jm Another invoice of the latest style Neckties jmt iu; B'Men's Suits, We have a I few Men's Suits Suits at 12.25; Children's 2 - CT!!Jharnalns not near half price. A. U. NACE & SON, , McCONNELLSLUUG, PA. DYSPEPSIA CURE 1 DIGESTS WHAT YOU , EAT v " Tf.OObgltl(aoalalMaHHnMlhttairiu.hlcktIU(jr0cwtt. B C, DWITT COMPANY CHICAGO, IZX. iVJ Least Money. 1 Lots. Auction Goods. 3 Curtains "9 1 -ynA 'X i -O vr! Inno &J to come and pretty lines. J. KL. JOHNSTON, McConnellsburjj, Pa. S3 i a m to S3 of Trousoc; also, a nloe llnu o 83) m to close not ul ..7.'.; i:,w Vi.i.th's ';? iece ml: ut .V iwu. 'J limn mc ' ... 4 'i
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