SounJ kidneys are safeguards of life. Mukothokidneyshoalthy with Foley' Kidney Cure. Tliis is a good time to sub srilio fur tho V ultox County N i:vs. Only a dollar a year in ad vanco. Mr. ami Mrs. Anthony Mellott und their little son Judson Pal mer of SiH's Mills, spent last Friday in town. Monvrslmrg employs eight t'sachors in her public schools, and pays tho principal 70 a month; the assistant principal, ir: tt achor of grammar school, 13, mid all tho rest $8h. Foley's Kidney Cure purities' tiie blood by straining out impur-1 ities and tones up the whole sys- j tew. Cures kidney and bladder! troubles. Mrs. Dr. Bernhardt, of Three I Springs, hpeut a few days of tho past week with J. 15- McClain's family in Maploton. Mrs Bern hardt is a cultured lady and her friends always have a glad wel come for her. Maploton Item, i The school directors of (iuil i'ord township, Franklin county, elected teachers for their schools last week and fixed salaries as j follows: To teachers with perma-1 nont certificates, or normal school i diplomas, 10; professional cer- j titicatcs, $38, and $:". 72 for pro- j visional certificates. Herbert, twelve-year son of I Daniel Mills, a promiueut farmer living near Indian Springs, Md., was last week, mstautly Killed on the porch of his father's resi dence, in the presence of his par- f-nts, brothers and sisters, by the ard Smith.of Harrisburg. After accidental discharge of a shotgun j lh(. ceremony the happy couple which Herbert had just brought 'left for Gettysburg aud other out of the house to clean. i eastern cities, after which they Tho meauest youug . man in ' will return to their homes for a FeunsylvanialivesupatOrbisonia. ! sliort time and then taKe tiieir He asked a young lady what j departure lor the West, where she wanted lor a birthday present ! they expect to locate permanent and suggested gloves, but the y. Mr. and Mrs. Matthias are girl thought somethiug for her neck would be nice. On the even ing of her birthday he handed her a small package neatly done up. Nervously slie opened it in the pre.seL.co of the other girls, and found a bar of soap. An editor of a paper in a small western town observed: "The couhtry papers have many faults; 1 liiey make many blunders audi leave uudouo many good works, i Yet, when you follow them, mouth after month, you are struck with i the unanimity with which they ; stand loyally by their communt-j ties and the constancy with which they preach thedoctrineot friend-' ship and fair play iu all things." True, indeed, for the country edi tor. His horizon is restricted, but there is of m more manliness and honor in the directing head i of the little couutry newspaper : Luemuia Laidig.orgauist of tho than in the eutire staff of a met-: Fairview Sunday school is spend ropohtau yellow sheet. i it'g some time in Trough Crook The Sunday school puVrims ! und Huntingdon. ul;n rutnrnurl nuwnllw fn.m i 1 visit to Palestine on tho steamer Grosser Kurfust made a record ou one point, says an exchange, that immensely disgusted the steward of the vessel. There were hl2 of them and the steward laid in a supply ot beer sufticent for the needs of the average man behind the thirst. The trip oc cupied seventy-seven days, and during its continuance the whole number of beers absorbed by tho passengers was but sixty-one less than six seventh of a beer daily. And these, the steward avers, were all surrounded be tween midnight and four bells in the moruiug watch. Farm lor Sale. Farm of 143 acres of lino slato land in tirst class condition, 2 miles from Mercersburg. A run of watur through every field. Good stock farm. Will bo sold right., ' ! Wriifj to ' 1'. O. Box a, 3 mo. Mercersburg, Pa. WKAK HEARTS are caused by indigestion. If you eat a little too much, or if you are subject to attacks of indigestion, II id ' stomach expands swells, und Jiu IT s up against the heart. This crowd the heart and niiort i'iis tiio breath. Rapid heart beats and heart disease is the final re sult. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure di ct what you oat, takes the .train off tho heart, cures indi gestion, dyspepsia, sour stomach aid contributes nourishment, strength and health to every, or gan of the body. Sold at Trout's drug store. BURNT CABINS. Mr. Ira Briggsand family i ft. er scnding two weeks with rela fives at this place, returned to their home in Altoonn iastThurs day. Ralph Speck, who has been bu tiering with a lump on his ueck underwent an operation last week at Harrisburg. ! Coddes Kelly spent last Satur- uay night at f anuettsburg. Johu Baldwin is improving his house by building a new porch. Mrs. Sam Widucy aud daugh ter Cornelia spent last Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Widney's father Lazarus Yctter. Mrs. Chas. McGehee is on the sick list. She is under the care of Dr. Alexander. Miss Ola Metzler and Mr. (Jliu ton Mathias, both of this place were married at Harrisburg last Tuesday. Miss Bertha Cline returned home Saturday from McConnells ourg, after having taken the j spring term of school, j James Harper and wifeofNeely town, visited G. S. Doran's fam ily last Thursday, j John Bowmau spent Sunday j with John Kope's family near this place. Miss Bessie Reese returned horn 3 Thursday fom tho Ship pensburg StateNormal. Matthias Metzler. A very pretty wedding took place in Harrisburg on Wednes day, Juue l".ith, when Miss Ola Metzler aud Mr. 11. C. Matthias, both of Huntingdon county, were united in marriage bv Rev. Rich- excellent young peopie, and have the best wishes of tiieir inauy friends for a long, happy pros perous life. WONDkKFL'L NLKVE. Is displayed by many a man enduring pains ol accidental cuts, wounds, bruises, burns, scalds, sore feet or stiff joints. But there's no need for it. Bucklen's Arnica Salve will kill the pain and cure the trouble. It's the best Salve on earth for piles, too. 2ue, at Trout's Drug Store. WEST DUBLIN. Joseph Price visited friends and relatives in Orbisonia aud Huntingdon last week. Hiram Laidig wears a smile. A boy has come to stay. Myrtle Coleman of Pittsburg, i visiting at Z. A. Shaw's. TllO festival at Fairview last Saturday night was well attend ed and everything passed olT cuietly. Some of our young people at tended the Fourth of July cele bration at Hustontown. Miss Daisy Hoover of West Dublin is visiting friends at Hus tontown. PILES UPON TOP 01 PILES. Piles upon top of piles of people have the piles, aud DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures them. There are many different kinds of piles, but if you got tho genuine and original Witch Hazel Salve made by K. C. DoWitt it Co., of Chicago, a cure is certs in. H. A. Tisdalo of Sum morion, S. C, says, "I had piles for 30 years and DeWitt's Salve cured me aft ler everything el9e failed. Sold at Trout's drug store. ' A Historic Tree. An immense oak tree nu the Kzra Shoemaker farm, near Guil ford Springs, Franklin county, under which, tradition says, in 12H occurod the last public sale of slaves in Pennsylvania, has beon cut down. Tho tree, which measured four and one-half feet in diameter, is behoved to have beon over 200 years old. Under this tree in Colonel Youug sold at public sale two negro slaves. Samuel Grove being the auctioneer. Asunder thoGrat) ual Abolition act of 1S30 tho chll dren of all tho slaves bwaino'fri'n when they readied tho ago ol 2 years and the two slaves sold on ly had about two years to serve, they are said to have been sold at a very low price. TuoV were purchased - by Silas . Harry, u Chambersburg contractor. WROUGHT IRON RANGE CO. Manufacturers of Home Comfort Steel Ranges, aid up Capital 1 000.000. Founded in 1864. These Ranges are Sold from the Company's Wagons, by Their Traveling Sales men. Read the fol lowing: In iitinthcr column iiipniirx tho udvfrtlso iiiftit of the Si. Iiuis Wrought Iron Kitnve I'oinpuiiy. whose iu;rnli tiro iMiimiMni; thin rouuty for Ihc sulr of the lilrly known Mill JuMly I'plulmiU'il ru uircs miitiuriieturfri bv the eompuny. The hf ;icl'ii:ii utm of these uncut tin- ill Mulionald. The t.-slliiioniulH prinlml In Iht'lr uiivertlsi'im'iit . from so ninny prominent eltleus of (iieene iiml VVitshliiiflon eountles, me sullleient tosaiUfvall reiisonitlile people ihut tin- t'lmiMoter of the men now traveling Oils eoiirtv Is all rliflil. ami U:;it Ihelr business nirtliuiW lime been entirely satisfactory to their eusiomers. We I'oniuiend these men to our rentiers ami the ntnu'es eonitnend themselves.- Washington liemotfr.il. Ilelow Is tin: opinion of a number of Wawies biiru's Itasiness mi u as to Uuir contluet here : "We the undersigned cltiens of Waynes burit. l'iteiin freely suy Ihut our tie iiualmnnce ami observitlion with the Division Superinten dent for the W rought Iron Itauire Co.. St. Louis. Mo., ant his corps of salesmen ftir the past three months, permit us to teeommenil as beliit; t,c htleitieu: they havemanifestedpiish ami enterprise In their business, while In onr inlilst. anil our well wishes uo with them In their new ileitis of labor." W. S. IMI'KS. Jeweler. JOHN. I. KOKIIKUT. Harber. .1. K. WOKHKY. Shoe Merehant. J. T. IN'iiKKAM. Shoe Denier. It. II. i;til.lHKIttl, Shoe Merehunt. IIKAIil.i:i;.t.loltN. i:ds. or Demoerut. I. II. KNOX. Alitor of Itepubiloan. HACAN & KVANS, l:ds. und I'rops. of Inde pendent. JOHN I'. I'Al'I.KY. Krt. of Messcnter. I.. '. 1IOWAHD. Demist. M. K. CAHItol.I,. Attoiceyal law. It. I' lHWNi:v. Attorney at law. T. II. WILKINSON. Attorney ut law. K. M. S A VKIIS. AlloKiey at law. W. V. lll"T(.'III.NS. of Wuyuesburif Nat. lias Cotiipiiny. f. K. WOOD, (iroecr. S. I.. .11 HI N, Uestuurant I'rop. T. N. HIWl'iAHNKK. Merehml. OKolttiK It. SII.VKfS. r.toeer. A. M. II. (,'AI.I., Urooer ami Itestituratit . 1IAKVKV CAM., liroeer. J. It. CUDSS. Confeetloner ami (iroeer. W. I-:. Illl. I., Mi-rehaiit. .1. 1'. I'DI.UICK. Ilunlware. OKi). K. II" !K. C;othliM'. M. I.LVI.NO. tlenural Merehuul. .1. II.. V A. I.. IIAHIIITT. Ilanlwaie. W. Ii. SfO-l'T. Merehant. j . T. WKHII, Harness lliisiness. ! T. 1'. MOKKKTT. Mer.'hant Tailor. II. S. III.A'.'IILKY. Dni(clst. ! JK-.SK I.. ItOSS, ,V CO.. Dl lll-'K sls. 1 Oi:. A. S l'OY. DntKi'h.t. I JnllN K. COTTKItKl.. I)nur,.'is. ! J. T. IttKiKKS. liniKirls-.. JOHN T. 1 A.MS. Physi.t aii. ! JOHN T. I'l.l.OM. I'hysleian. K. I:. HlfOI K. I'hvsiulati. N. W. CAK I'KIt, Funeral Plreelor. .M IKDKDA1 K'KNT. Slletil . I FAItUAIIKK it tidltlJilN, 1,1 very u ml Feed Dealers. A.I. COOKIC, Coutruulur. aud Adams Ki-', press Atrent. i S. W. KIM.lNiiSI.KY. Saddler und Harness. W. II. I I. I.OM. Teller, Farmers' & Drovers' j Nut. Hank. Waynesburu. I'u. i .1. II. F. KINKUAUT- Cashier Farmers 1 a I Drovers' National Hunk, W'tiyne-liuri;, I'u. ' K. F. CK1SWK1.I,. Hook-keeper. F. A 1) I National Innk. Waynesburtf. IM. J. J. I'ALI.KY, I'osttt, aster. ' ' rxii:us& WKAVKIt. l'hotoifruphers. I JAS. I.. SMITH. Hotel Downey, I'rop. JOHN A. MOOUR ex-Mierlff. j JOHN T. ltKKS. Miller. j W. A. DINSMi:ii:, W. X. I'. Flouring Mill Co. 1 O. i;. Ill i W Kit, Supt. of W. & W. It, It. Co. VV. F. MeAVOV. Annul W. W. It. It. Co. J. A. F. KAXDol.l'll. Insurance und Ileal i Kstute. . I M MIOA N Ki )SS. CurriUk-e Dealer. I .1. A. HAH1UTT K SON, Hoiseshoers. I JAS. SYI'IIKKS. Policeman. ' .1. 1). MeK AHAN, Harness. i A. A. KINKHAKT. Chief of Police. I A. H. I'ritMAN.I.'InarManiifuetuier. Ji 1 1 1 N M. WII.KY. Court Crier. I Auditor's Notice. Notice Is hereby ulven that the uudersluned iiudlior uppolnled to nuiUc dlsirlbutlon of the funds In the liauds of Hull.er W. Mellott and I.ueludu Mellott. udmlulstrutorN ut the estate of Matthew V. Melloti. late ef I.lckluir Creek township, deecused, will sit In his nlllce In MeConnellsbiiru. I'u . for the pcrform unee of said duly on Saturday the 11th day of July, nail, ut lUo clock, a. in,, w hen und where all persons Interested muy uliend If they see proper. FUANK 1'. I.VNCH. '-"JiM. Auditor. Administrator's Notice. I-Xtatc of tifor'e W. UushotiK I.ftters of nilniluistnition ou tlio cstutv of fitfortre W. IH'shotiir lulu of Avr townshlu. Ful ton county. I't!.,'UM!t;isf(l, huvliitf been i.'nuit eil liy the Hcifl-ti'r of Wills for Kultoci itouaty. to Hie suleill(r, whosf. jiosiofliite utltlresM Ik iti ..imiikmisiiiuk, r unoii .o..t-u., U'i perNotlK wno am iniifMeii to the suiti esut win pieuse niiistt puyiniti.i, aim mose naviliiir ululuis will present llieui to M, It. SHAKK.VriK. .luue 2D, l(l. AUiululstriitor. Christian Endeavor Day. Tho Mont Altt) (J. E. Assembly Association will hold its four teenth annual assembly at Mont Alto Park. Thursday, August 4, l'J'J-1. Tho addresses will be deliver ed by Rev. A. A. Ijoii?, Shamo kin; liev. C. II. Woolston, D. D., Philadelphia; Kev. W. U. Kouke, Unrrisburf?; und Kev. John O. I1oh(1, Shippensburff. lVof. aud Mrs. J. J. Lowe of Philadelphia, will conduct tho Ritijk'inr. A isixhI orchestra will rt'iifitT .special tnu.sie. i l'lvory fllort is beinir nriado to have an 'nj"y:tilo and profitable meetinjr.aud the Kudo ivorrs and their friends ir.ay anticipalo a profrum ff spiritual helpfulness. TWO BOTTLES CURliD HIM. '"I was trouble! with kidney complaint fur about two years," write A. IT. Davis, of Mt. Ster ling, la , "but two bottles of Fol ey's Kidney Cur i effected a tier-, munent euro.', Sold ut Trout' ,J Drugstore. A Continuation Notable Selling of Dress Goods itmiin iit) the lntst frabi li's Puuiitna suiting, b'rfiifh poplin, Sicilian cloth, Hnftliwh whippord, broadcloth. Supreme Values in blitck Bilk, 1 yd wiilo-tafTetta, satin fouliird, wush Bilks for waists In liliiek, white and colors, ASo per yd. WASH GOOPS SPECIALS Dimities, line jjint!iiiiii, colors blue, pink, green: luce stripe batiste, all colors: tun color hiiIi Ititr-. blouso linen, madras, swiss dotted and plain, IdiHiiii linen, organdie, lawus, duck, black Indian linen and black butlso. POINT DE VENICE All over laces of every description -black, white, cream, tan at all prices. A lurge assortment of toiihon and fancy laces, insertion, bead lute. EMBROIDERIES Summer corsets 11. & O. Corsets. Ladles' ready-made shirt waists and tailored dress skirts. I.udles' ready-made underwear, skirts, nljrht wrappers, corset covers, etc. NOTIONS Silk gloves, kid gloves, mitts, niching, ties, shirt waists sets, buttons, bra ills and trimmings. MILLINERY A whole-sale reduction is offered on all thut is loft of our immense stock of inillery. Splendid assortment of lace hats, chiffon hats, Tus can, leghorn and fancy braids. The above is no fabrication. Decided CL'T I'KICES on all millinery. Ribbons ! Ribbons ! Ribbons! A cordial welcome extended to all. Perfect satisfaction is one thing we do not sell we give it away freely and unreservedly to our customers. 1JAXNLR PATTERNS mailed free to any post-ollice. A postal curd will bring you our fashion sheet; new styles issued every month. Uest trade prices for Kggs aud 1'oultr.v. T. J. WEINER, HANCOCK, MD. New Falling Top Buggies, ,1x1th Factory and ITandmudn from 335 to 85 Surreys and IT Wagons l.uroe stock on hand ull the time to select from. A7. R. EVANS, Hustontown, Pa. 5c. 5c. CUT IT OUT. THIS COUPON will bo accepted as FIVE CENTS on any $1.00 tiurchase tnado at my store during July', ( sugur excepted ). GLASS JARS i gallon lc dozen. knurls 48; " l'ints 4'jc " C. F. Scott, Grocer. 5c. 5c. " I Low Rale Eicurslou T The Seashore Via c. i v- r. K. K i (Jn Thursdays June 23. Julv 7. 21, August 4, 18uud,Soptembor 1. i . -. no i i i i it ii t- i i 11 no CuniborlaDU Valley Ivauroad will sell special excursion tickets to Atlantic City, Capo May, Sea Isle City, Ocean City, Alvalon, Anglesoa, Wildwood, Holly Beach, N. J. and Kehoboth, Del. Tickets will bo good going on a- bove dates on train leaving Mer cer bburg at 8.00 a. m. and to re turn on any regular train (except limited trains on the Pennsylvania Hailroad on which an extra fare is charged) within 10 days, in cluding dato of issue. Kate from Mercersburg $5.00. Atlantic City passengers may go through via Uelawaro Kiver Bridge route, changing cars at Broad Street Station. DOMESTIC TROUBLES, It is exceptional to iind a fam ily where thero are no domestic ruptures ocoasioualt; , but these can be lessened by having Dr. Kiug's New Life Pills around. Much trouble they save by their great work in stomach and liver troubles. They not only relieve vou, but cure. 25c, at Trout's Drug Store. One Hlnute Gouh Curo Fr Coughs CoM ami Croup Gettysburg, Pa. CITY HOTEL, 'One Htjtiitrc from either depot. ) Accoininojntlons for i!50. Hutcs 1-1.50 to $2.50 Per Day. BOARD BY THE WEEK $7. $8 & $10 Mot ilb Cold Both, Electric L. I a li t . Ci n , K t r n m Heat fc Call Llolla. JOHN E. HUGHES, Prop. We outi iflvo you tiny kind of u uiirrluR Ue sli wl over the llultlelleltl. Free llus to mid from ull tniuis. Ref : 1st Nut IJi ink or Oimyxtmry, llrutlstreet und liuuu s. Some Of Huston's Money Savers. Quart glass jars Half gallon Quart tin cans 1 gal brass jelly kettle 8 II. bucket White Fish 10 11. " " " ")0c do,. r5c " 40c " 0."ic e'eh. uOc " (Wc " 1(X tl jrran., suar $5. LT) Arbuckle'scolTee 5 gal oil for Hog rings Hog ringers Clipper cradle scythes Turnip and other Beeds 10c worth chewing too., Stair oil cloth Dress lining lic Gijc. 3c doz. 9c e'eh. 70c " 2c p'kg. 8c. 5c yard. 4Jc 4i and 5c " Calico Lancaster gingham Oic " 8c " 2c e'eh. 40c " 40c pair. 20c " Pants goods Thread Spool 50c work shirts for 50c overalls Hoys " 25, 50 and 75c men's straw hats for 20c a piece. Buggy and wagon 'tiro and blacksmith iron cheap. Harry E. Huston, Clear Ridge, Pa, W.H.NESBIT SELLS MACHINE OILS from '20 cunts to tt conU a gal lon. Don't be clwelvinl no- body will bell you a liU-ueiit oil for 2.i ceiiu. Mower Sections ii ml cuunU for ull kiudi of iiiiicliltifti at prices lower than you have ever lieunl. BINDERS on liuiiJ; Hindfi' twine, Ilorse I'.ukeg In fai t farmer's vhould rouieniU'r If tli.-y waut any tliini; in tlio iniichinery line Ihut I cud hclilheiu if anybody CHU, W. H. NESBIT, MConnellsburg i For Sale at Trout' drug atore) j Best Goods ll 8 NO Jnh m Nothing but Fresh Goods i i j . i ... iw snort xo Duy irasn i cent, bv buying Irom us. ffl 2000 Yards New Carpets j? direct from loom. Brussels, Ingrain, Rajr, and Tapes- , try at lowest price. Beaut Japanese Mattings fresh trom Jamn. P Window from Paris and Switzerland, 2, 3, and 3 1-2 yds. long. ti- DI 1DMITI IDC Irnn and Fnampl Rp.i'sfpnrls: Parlnr Suits:. P.lmmhpr Suits rnurl-xis Xr r it s-. WUI) VUVItWf -KVf Ul Agricultural M Fertilizers, If you need anythmj; to h! prices or call. Don't lorget you can save 20 to 40 ?-4 5 n.r cent. here. pi aw $ CLAY PARK. Three Springs, Pa. J. K. JOHNSTON Ready with Spring and All are invitsd Inspect tine Sec , Our Sprint; Clothing fresh, up-to-date styles for men aiui boys. Lar;f selection of separate Dress Pants. The best nOc 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 ynrd. Felt window shades 4Sc. Oil window shades 20c. 1THE NACE STORE ft M Summer Anncuncsmsnt Just received another lot f3 Iteady-to-wea Clotbluif I Hats, r& Struw Huts and Wool lluU u i:oniilel Hssi.i liiient ffl Neckwear, W Another Invoicp of tlio latent style N.wli! jml in. $ men's Suit3, w mull 9 omm fciuiU at 2.2j; Children' 2 Wo V .pa a KI..I. CI. ( .bargains not near half prlw. f, A. U. NACE & SON, DYSPEPSIA CORE DIGESTS WHAT YOU EAT Tmm $1.00 fcottki contain 3 Hmaithi Irltl ilu, which lit (ur 50 cti.it. ': MBFAIID eULV AT THI LABORATORY Or E. C PaWXTT COMPANY. CHICAGO. I IX. Least Money. Lots. Auction Goods. S direct from factory. Life is m . a i rou can save to per it ul r Curtains S3 l,-ii;pvt nriMt All L-in,l nf lvTVJI L IWV.il Jill IVIIIUJ VI Implements, . t$ Wire, etc, eat, use, or wear, write for i'5 Summer Goods. to come and pretty lines. J. I1. JOHNSTON, McDonnellsburg, Fa; of Trotisei-.; uivo, nidu im-j o $ L.' fa ... ..1 ... . . XI--. .. ... I J UIIIV J I Ut. .l, niOino J IIUlll H ti. - iiut!e s ills at .". i er V!i., a jjljj
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