V- - li t ft' 0 i' t h w p, Ml t w m , of, Gs ri: . I hitv Wit Th Miss Mary iloke is going to At lantic City to-morrow. The recent heavy rains have greatly damaged the roads. Mr. and Mrs. Y. R. Truax and , their sod, Roy, spent a few hours In town Monday. 3'ha Racket Store people have raw advertisement this week. i 't fail to read it. Cider Ahimaaz Mollott will ach in the Hall at (iem next bday afternoon at 4 o'clock. his is a good time to sub ibo for the V ulton County vh. Only a dollar a vear in ad t ce. Sound kidneys are safeguards of life. Make the kid neysnealthy with Foley's Kidney Cure. Sold at Trout's drug store. Everett wants a park. Fulton county owns one, and has it stor ed in McConnellsburg. The hay crop on it this year was pood. The Mercersburg Journal says that peacli orchards in that vicin ity are giving great promise for an abundant yield of fruit this year. Attention is called to the new advertisement of Clay Parks on the lastpage. Special attractions in buggies, spring wagons, fertil izers, feed, etc. The weather has beon tine dur ing the past week, greatly to the advantage of the farmers who are housing an unusually heavy crop of grain and hay. Hon. and Mrs. S. W. Kirk and little son, Malcolm, went over to Brush Creek valley last Saturday and stayed untd Monday with Mrs. Kirk's mother, Mrs. E. II. Lodge. Foley's Kidney Cure purities the blood by straining out impur ities and toues up the whole sys tem. Cures kidney and bladder troubles. Sold at Trout's drug store. Mrs. Ilattie Keudallaud daught er Miss Huttie, Miss Mary Ken dall, aDd Miss Olive and Dessa Kendall all of the Cove, attended the Presbyterian Reunion at Pen Mar last Thursday. The German Haptist people will hold their annual Harvest , Meeting in the church at Pleas ant Ridge on the 30th and 31st of - 'July. Several preachers from a distance are expected. The colored brethren at Bed ford and Everett are holding a , campmeeting at Mt. Dallas. They advertise it as one of the genuine old-fashioned kind and promise shouting and praying in accordance with old ti m e m ethods. Admission 10 cents. No reserv ed seats. A party composed of J. M. e Cameron, J. G. Bradley, Mrs. 4ilirauiey, Miss Dull, ana Miss Seder all of Ilarrisburg, and Miss Warren, Mattaponsett, Mass., drove overland to Bedford Springs last week and stayed Monday night at tlio Washington House on their return trip. Landlord Leslie W. Seylar and Judge Bender left town last Sat urday night at ten o'clock and drove through to Gettysburg, where they spent Sunday with Leslie's sister, Mrs. Buchler, who has charge of Leslie's child. They left Gettysburg for home Sunday night at eleven o'clock and reached McConnellsburg Monday morning in good time.' Dr. and Mrs. John W. Johnston ' of Claysburg, Blair county, spent from Saturday until Monday at the Washington House as guests of Dr. and Mrs. John W. Mosser. It was with Dr. Johnston that Dr Mosser read medicine before the latter went to college and the I two practitioners are fast friends. Dr. aud Mrs. Johnston are taking a summer outiugtravelingleisure ly overland with horse aud buggy, and will go aa far south as Rich mond, Va., visiting some of the - old battle-Held whore the Doctor participated during the Civil War. WEAK HEARTS are caused by indigestion. If you eat a little too much, or If you are subject to attacks of indigestion, the stomach expands swells, and puffs up against the heart pil , Thbi crowds the heart and abort- am'- ens the breath. Rapid heartbeats m. '. and heart disease is the final re ('J: suit. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure di Tis gests what you eat, takes the l strain off the heart, cures Indi '''! gestion, dyspepsia, sour stomach "'rJ md contributes nourishment, it tirength and health to every or- "3 of the body, . Sold at Trout's :vg store. Walnut Grove Campmeeting. j The annual campmeeting at I Walnut Grove will begin on the 12th of August and will continue ten da"s. It will be under the direction of Rev. Dressier, and the opening sermon will be preached by Rev. C. C. Bartells of Steeltou, on Friday evening of the opening day. The following is a partial out line af the work : Tuesday. Au gust 10, Temperance Day, ser mon at 10 o'clock. Thursday, August 18, G. A. li. address by Rev. J. C. Forncrook. Friday, August lit, at :'M P. M., commu nion services. Bible Reading tit lJ o'clock A. M., of each day by Elder Maguire. The song" ser vices will be led by L. C. Sollen berger of Wallaceton, Pa., Miss Grove of Clear Ridge, organist. Usual services on the days not meutioned above. These grounds have been great ly improved, and additional ac commodations provided for man aud beast, will be in charge of E. R. Wible. Tents .'J and up; board ing fca for the term, with slight advance for shorter time. The grounds will be under the strict vigilance ol police, aud good order will be maintained. TWO BOTTLES CURED HIM. was troubled with kidney 'I complaint for about two years," writes A. II. Davis, of Mt. Ster ling, la., "but two bottles of Fol ey's Kidney Cura effected a per manent cure.', Sold at Trout's Drug Store. NEW GRENADA. Mrs. X. (i. Cunningham is on the sick list. Luna Dickson, of Media, Pa., is the guest of Curtin Mi-Cluin's family. Verna Shafer, who litis been at Mapleton and Mt. I'nion since April, is home aguin. Mr. and Mrs. Golden, of Yel low Creek, spent Sunday with S. P. Metzler's family. Mrs. H. C. Aukprman, of Six mile Run, visited friends in Xew Grenada and at Gracey. Maude McClain is spending a few days with her brother, Dr. Uowe McClain, at Mt. I'nion. Benjamin Bolinger, near Dublin Mills, is seriously alllicted with a cancer in the roof of his mouth. C. 15. Stevens, McConnclls burg's popular tailor, was a busi ness visitor to our town last Sat urday. Rev. William Shade, of Six mile Run, will hold preaching service in Bethel Church on Sat urday evening and Sunday morn ing, July 30th and 31st. WONDERFUL NERVE. 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. ."c, at Trout's Drugstore. HUSTO.NTOWN. The M. E. Sunday school is to be congratulated on their Chil dren's Day exercises on last Sun day night. The Ladies' Aid Society will hold an ice cream social in the grove next Saturday night. David Laniberson is having his house repainted. D. P., N. II. Alloway and Wm. Pergstresser of Waterfall, inatall ed the officers of W. C. 554 P. O. S. of A. on Saturday night. Last Monday Claim Adjuster Phillips of Philadelphia, of the W. vmpuuy paiu ueo. 1 TT v u , n ! .1 - .. If! lilnia thu uiim nf m-u Hi fiw 1 1 privilege of reconstructing their lino along the old State Road through his farm. It pays to own a farm along the old State Road, so says Clinton. An automobile passed through here last Monday on its way from Counellsville to Blairs Mill, Pa. David Cutchall and family of near Williamsburg, Pa., spent a few days last week with his pa rents In this place. t PILES UPON TOP OF PILES. J Piles upon top of piles of people have the piles, and DoWitt's Witch Hazel Salve cures them. There are many different kinds of piles, but if you get the geuuino and original Witch -Hasel 'Salve made by E. C. DeWitt & Co , of Chicago, a euro is certain. II A TUdale of Suinmerlon, S. C, says, "I had piles for 80 years and DeWitt's Salve cured me aft ter everything else failed. ' S!d at Trout's drug ku re. WROUGHT jRON RANGE" CO. Manufacturers of Home Comfort Steel Ranges Paid 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 nnnthi-r column iippi'tir the udfertlne mcnt of the St. Louis Wrought Iron Runire Company, whose uia'iits are cunvaiwInK thin county lor the hu!i- of the widely known nnd Justly eelehmted rauKCM manufactured by the compauy. The headquarters of these agents lire at McDonald. The testimonials printed In their udvertlM'ment. from so muny prominent citit-us of Oreene and WashtUKtou counties, are sulllclent to satisfy ull reasonable people that the character of the men now traveling this county Is all rlKht, und that their business methods huve been entirely satisfactory to their customers. We commend these men to our readers uud the ramies commend them--elves.-- Washington lteniocrut. Ilclow Is the opinion of a number of Waynes bunt's business men as to their conduct here : "We the undersigned citizens of Waynes hum, Pa.,can freely say that our acquaintance uud observation with the Division Superinten dent for the Wrought Iron Kunxe Co., St. Louis, Mo., und his corps of salesmen for the past three months, permit Us to recommend us belnii Kentlemen: they huve manifested push and enterprise In their business, while in onr midst, und our well wishes no with them In their new lields of lubor." W. S. l'IPKS, Jeweler. JOH.V J, KOKHKRT. liarber, ' J. K. WOUI1KY, Shoe Merchant. J. T. IN'OKIIAM, Shoe Deuler. It. II. (iOLDIIKKO. Shoe Merchant HKADLKK & JOHN, Ed, ol Democrat. I. M. KNOX. Kdltorof Republican. HAOAN & KVANS, Kds. and Props, of Inde pendent. JOHN K. PAULEY. Kd. of MessetiKer. (J. C. IIOWAKO. Dentist. M. K. CAMKOI.L, Attorney at law, It. F. DOWNKV, Attorney at law. T. H. WILKINSON. Attorney at law. K. M. S A VKKS. Attorney ut luw. W. V. HUTCH INS. of Wuynesburu Nut.Ous Compuny. ', K, WOOD, Orocer. S. L. JOHN. Restaurant Prop. T. N. UUMUAKNKIt. Merchant. (JKOItiiK U. 81LVKUS, Orocer. A. M. II, CALL, arocertind Restaurunt. HARVKY CALL, Orocer. J. K. CROSS. Confectioner und Orocer. W. E. HILL, Merchunt. J. P. POLLOCK, Hurdwure. GEO. K. HOOK. Clothier. M. LEVINO, Oenerul Merchunt. J. H, & A. L. HAHIIITT, Hurdwure. W. O. SCOTT, Merchunt. W. T. WEIIII, Harness lluslness. T, P. MOKFETT. Merchant Tullor. H. S. 1ILACHLEY. Drugirlst. JESSE L. ROSS, & CO.. DruKKlsts. GUS. A. STOY. DruKKisl. JOHN F. COTTEREL, l)ru(lst. J. T. ROGERS. Uruk-idst. JOHN T. 1AMS, Physician. JOHN T. ULLOM, Physician. R. K. HltOCK. Phvslciun. N. W. CARTER, Funerul Director. MOROEOAI KENT, Sherltl. FA ItRAHEE ii GORDON, Livery und Feed Deulers. A. 1. COOKE, Contructor, und Adumg Ex press A Kent. S. W. RILI.INiiSLEY, Saddler und Harness. W. H. ULLOM. Teller, Farmers' & Drovers Nut. Ilunlc, WuynesburK. Pu. J. H. F. RINEHART- Cushler Furmers' St Drovers' National Hank, Waynesbur, Pu. R. F. CIUSWELL. Hook-keeper, F. 4 D National li'ink. WuynesburK, Pu. J. J, PAULEY, Postmuster. ROGERS & WEAVER. PhotoKruphers. J AS. L, SMITH. Hotel Downey, Prop. JOHN A, MOORE, ex-Sheriff. JOHN T. REES, Miller. W. A. Dl.VSMKRE, W. N. P. FlourlnK Mill Co. C. I-.. IIOWER, Supt. of W. & W. H, R. Co, W. F. Me A VO V. AKent W. Si W. R. R. Co. J. A. F. RANDOLPH, Insurunce und Real Estute. MORGAN ROSS. Currluxe Deuler. J. A. HAHIIITT & SON, Horseshoers. JAS. SYPHERS, Polloemun. J. D. McKAHAN. llurm-H. A. A. RINEHART, Chief of Police. A. H. PUR.MAN, Ulnar Munufucturer. JOHN M. WILEY, Court Crier, Auditor's Notice. Notice Is hereby Klven that the undersigned auditor uppolntcd to niuke distribution of the funds In the huuds of Ilulter W, Mellon and Lucinda Mellon, udmlnlstrutors of the estate of Matthew W. Mellotl, lute ef Lloklnx Creek township, deceused, will nit In bin oftlce In McConnellsburg. Pa , for the perform ance of said duty on Saturday the 16th day of July, li'l. ut 10 o'clock, a. m when and where ull persons interested may attend If they see proper, PRANK P. LYNCH. 6 20 04. Auditor. Administrator's Notice. Kstute of Oeorxe W. Deshoun. Letters of administration on the estate of Oeorife W, Dcshontf lute of Ayr township, Kul ton county, Pu., deceased, huvlnir been tfruui edliy the Revi-ter of Wills. (or Kultou county, to the subscriber, whose postolttce address tu M Connellsburir. Fulton Co., Pa., a I persons who ure indebted to the suid estute will please make puymeut, and tuose having cluluui will Dresent them to M. It. SHAKFNKR, June ft). IIH. Administrator. A man will ruu as fast as he can to cross a railroad track in front of a train. Then he will watch it till it goes out of sight. Then he will walk leisurely away, lie soems to be all right and prob aply is. That is a man. A wo man in a street car will open a satchel and take out a purse, take out a dime and close the purse, open the satchel, put in the purse, close the satchel and lock both euds. Then she will give the dime to the conductor, who will give her a nickel back. Then she will open the satchel and take out the purse, put in the nickel, close the purse, upon tne satchel and put in the purse, close the satch el nud lock both ends. Then she will feel for the buctfle at the back of Iter belt. WHIN OTHER MBUICINUS HAVE FAILED take Foley's Kidney Cure. It has cured whoo everything rise has disappointed. SoldatTrout' Drug Store. tnsr Ecrly Cllscro TIM foMMMM Cttl pKS A Continuation Notable Selling of Dress Goods comprising the latest frabrlcs Panama l-.ngiiHii wnippord, broadcloth. Supreme Values In black silk, 1 yd wide tafTetta, satin foulard, wash silks for waists in black, whl to and colors, 48c per yd. WASH GOODS SPECIALS Dimities, lino liinhums, colors blue, pink, green: lace stripe batiste, all colors; tun color Riiltiiij.'s, blouse linen, minims, swlss dotted and plain, Indian linen, organelle, lawns, duck, black Indian linen and black batise. POINT DE VENICE All over luces of every description -black, white, cream, tan at all prices. A I ia i -go assortment of torchon and fancy laces, insertion, iK-adi-ip. EMBROIDERIES Summer corsets II. & O. Corsets. Ladies' ready-made shirt waists and tailored dress skirts Ladles' ready-made underwear, skirts, night wrappers, corset covers, etc. NOTIONS Silk gloves, kid gloves, mitls, 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 is no fabrication. Decided CUT I'WCKS on all millinery. Ribbons I Ribbons ! Ribbons! A cord iu. 1 welcome extended to all. Perfect satisfaction is one thing we do not sell we give it away freely and unreservedly to our customers. BANNER PATTERNS mailed free to nny post-ottice. A postal card will bring you our fashion sheet; new styles Issued every month. Best trade prices for Kggs and I'oultry. T. J. WEINER, HANCOCK. MD. New Falling Top Buggies, both Factory and Handmade from $35 to $85 Surreys Wagons Lurtfo stock on hand all the time to select from. W. R. EVANS, Hustontown, Pa. 5c. 5c. CUT IT OUT. THIS COUPON will be accepted as RIVE CENTS on any $1,00 purchase mado at my store during July, ( siitfur excepted ). GLASS JARS i gallon I)"k: dozen. guai-.s 4Hc " ML 4oc " C. F. Scott, Grocer. 5c. 5c. Lew Rite Excursion Tt Tbe Scattaore Via C. V. R. R. 4 P. R. R. On Thursdays June 23, July 7. 21, August 4, 18 and September 1. Tbe Cumberland Valley Railroad will sell special excursion tickets to Atlantic City, Cape May, Sea Isle City, Ocean City, Alvalon, Anglesea, Wild wood, ilolly Beach, N. J. and Hehoboth, Del. Tickets will be good going on a bove dates on train leaving Mer cersburg 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 16 days, in cluding date of issue. Rate from Mercersburg fti.OO. Atlantic City passengers may go through via Delaware River Uridge route, changing cars at Droad Street Station. DOMESTIC TROUBLES, It is exceptional to tind. a fam ily where there are no domestic ruptures occasionally, but those can be lessened by having Dr. King's New Life Pills arouuu. Much trouble they save by their great work in stomach and liver troubles. They not ouly relieve you, but cure. 25c, at Trout's Drug Store. Ono r.Tlnuta Couch Cure Fr Otughft, Colds and Croup. suiting, French noplln, Sicilian cloth, I Gettysburg, Pa. CITV HOTEL. (One Hquare from either depot. ) Accommodations for '230. HutcH SI .M to $2.50 Per Day ; BOARD BY THE WEEK $7. S8 A SIO Hot Cold Bath, Electrlc Liht, Gaa, E3tm Haat dfe Call Hlla, JOHN E. HUGHES, Prop. We can lve you any kind of a currlaite dc sired over the Dnttlefield. Free litis to and from ull trains. Rf . 1st Nut. Hunk of Oettyslnwy, s5I llrudslreel uud bunu'H. REDUCTION In Prices OF ALL My Spring o 3fe and Summer Goods. The weather has been cool most all this spring and summer, and as a re sult, I huve left on my hands ttome choice lints which would .have other wise been sold. IT IS YOl'U GAIN, as I am going to close these goods o'.-.t possitively at cost prices. This means a great suving to you. Take advantuge of it. Maye Johnston, milliner. 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 60-cent oil for 25 cents. Mower Sections and guards for all kinds of machines at prices lower than you have ever heard. BINDERS on hand; Hinder twine, Horse Rakes-ln fact farmer' should remember if they wunt any thintr In th machinery line . thut I can help them if anybody can. W. H. NESBIT, M'Connellsburg wM444 BO YEARS' M""" 4 Trade Mnn ''Fit! O Copyrights 4c. A nron Rending aktrh and description mmf i"iciF Mi-ttriMiu mir oiiiMtiii tram wiitt'.mr ail im Million pmliatilv tmteutttbla. CimMui.ntr. tloti ulnel If (iit)duiitliU. Handbook on rAinU tunt frud. OMmI ftireticr fur cut lit u utiu. HaThiiu liUttn tliniuvh Muuo 4 Co. Mooivt tftrriui ntUi without clinrue, lu Ibo Scientific American. 4 handiomelf llluitrix wMklf I.artMt otr. mlatton ut anr M'luiiilao fournnl. T.riin, 9d r.nri four montlu. (1. ItuM hf)X iwwwImiIm. 'For Sale t Trout's drug more. i ' Don't Walk when , you can buy a beautiful buggv for $45 worth $65. ' Three-seated Hand Made Spring Wagon, with top and brakes, 18-spoke wheel, war ranted for 2 vears, $85; regular price &1IO. Hand built buggies, 18-spbkes, warranted 2 years, $67.50; regular price $85. I have contracted for 200 tons High grade fertilizer for fall seeding which 1 will sell at prices so low as as to leave completion out of the question. Rememberl you get no old re-sacked goods, but nice fresh goods in new sacks. A good stock of Bran, Corn, Chop and Flour in my ware rooms at all times and at lowest prices. I keep any thing you want to eat, feed, wear or use, at prices that will save you from 15 to 40 per cent. CLAY PARK, Three Springs, Pa. J. K. JOHNSTON Ready with Spring and Summer Goods. All are Invited inspect the 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. GOOD VALUES. col&9.. LOW PRICES. Jas. G. Turner & Co. This week we ure ahowinj; some seasonable Dress ( Goods that are crisp, clean, light and airy. We have an Immense variety and want you to call and see them. : WALKING SKIRTS, : . " A nice assortment of Wash Skirts in Cluck and DIuu Polka Dot. White in P. K. India I.lnnn and Linen. Our "Bert SktrU" is one of the "oei." Utailo made and nicely trimmed. We have a large stock of these Hkirts at all times and also take measures aud Insure a perfect tit. For Ladie, Harrislmri Sloes, We positively guarantee every pair of these shoes to give perfect satisfaction. The "Long Wearer," the rPopulars" and the Czarliia are well known, try them and you will want them aguin. -: American Beauty Corsets, Are worn by more American women to-du.v lli.iu any other Corvel made, the main feiiuue of every - Corti-t are Fit, Workmanship, aud Ut le. eni-h one i guar anteed to give satisfaction, price uUc to 1 1.25. Lowest Prices on Millinery, New Collars and Belts Tor Ladioa. Jmes Q;. Ttun:i Go., , DYSPEPSIA CURE DIGESTS WHAT YOU EAT TW tl .00 otl. WBUIn. 2j Itm.llh. m.l Uu. which Mil. If, n t ' B. C. DeWITT t COMPANvTVlICACQ. tt.y i 8f to come and pretty lines. See J. K. JOHNSTON, McConnellsburg, .Pa. AS. 1, For ' Children, 1 i t
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