WTST Dt'BLr.
Mrs. Iliratn Cleven,?er and son
Harry and Mrs. Martin Laidig
visited relatives in Trough Creek
Valley, Huntingdon county, last
week.
Clareuce Berkstresser lias re
turned from a short visit to Al
toona. Johu Coleman, who ient the
past four years at Z. A. Sliuw'a,
will return to Pittsburg this week
whore tio has promise of employ
ment. .
There was a good atteudauce
at Z. A. Shaw's sale ou Thursday,
and medium paices obtained.
The weather before and after
St. Matthias's Day resulted in
much of the snow leaviup.
Traveling is somewhat difficult
where the roads were drifted.
The result of the election in our
township was a division of the of
fices almost equally between the
two parties.
PMIOJMOMA FOLLOWS A COLD
but never follows the ust) of Fol
ey s Honey aud Tar. It stops the
cough, heals aud strengthens the
Jungs aud ailorUs perfect securi
ty from au attack of pneumonia,
lief use substitutes. Soil by all
dealers.
BACK RUN.
Those who have been enjoying
good sleighing for so long are now
compelled to use their buggies.
Addie Motter, who has been
coufiued to her home since De
cember, is able to be out again.
(Jeo. Pay lor, wife and son, May
nard.ofTod; Jchn llendershot
and wife, Henry Carbaugh and
'live Mellott, of Cito; and David
Clugstou aud daughter Helen,
visited Wm. Pay lor 's last Sunday.
Mary Cooper, of Tod, spent
from Saturday until Monday With
friends in Ayr township.
A n u mber of our people attend
ed the sale iu the Meadowgrounds
last Saturday.
Miss Kachel Thomas is report
ed much better.
TO CUKE A COLD IN 0ME DAY
Take Laxative Dronio Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure. E.
W. tJ rove's signature is on each
box. 25c
Sledding Party.
Through the courtesy of Wil
liam (inssinger, a merry sled
load of fourteen spent last Friday
evening very pleasantly at the
home of Zack Vallance and wife
in Tod township.
While Geo. Snider and wife,
Mr. and Mrs. (irissingor and
Mr. and Mrs. Vallance talked of
the dandy times they had iu their
younger days, the young folks
enjoyed themselves with games
and other innocent amusements.
Though the sledding was poor
all seemed to enjoy themselves.
FOLLY'S HO.NtV AM) TAR
Cures coughs and colds.
Cures bronchitis and asthma.
Cures croup and whoopiug cough.
Cures hoarseuess and bronchial
troubles.
Cures pueumouia aud la grippe.
Sold by all dealers.
Scliuol Report.
Warfordsburg school, tilth
month, ending February 11th.
Number enrolled, :it; average
attendance, CM; per cent of attend
auco h; attended every day
Cora Hill, Hayes Markley, Verna
Hill, Mamie Hess, Clara Miller,
;ieu Youker, Virgie Mellott, Iois
Markley, Kttiel Mellott, McCau
lay Whitfield, Arthur Mellott, Al
etha liernhart, Lla.el Yonker,
Marshall Hill, liay Mellott, Chos
U;c Miller and Ernest liorrihart.
7.oe Mason, teacher.
Report of Saluvia school,
month eliding February "J7th;
number enrolled during month,
2i" ; attended every day Elizabeth
Williams, Myrtlo Williams,
Ulanche "Schooley, Gertrude
Keagris, Etta Ilann, Katharine
Austin, Eleanor J'etz, Nela Hair,
KdimtlaBD, Charley Schwley,
Harry Williams, Paul Austin,
Miuich Mellott, Henry Uann, Carl
Hanu, Clyde! Austin. Margaret
Daniels, teacher.
U0T-0FP CHEAP.
He may well think, he has got
off cheap, whp, after having con
tracted constipation or indiges
tion, is still able to perfectly re
store his health. Nothing will do
this but Dr. King's IS ew Life Pi I Is.
A quick, pleasant aDd certain
cure for headache, constipation,
etc. i!Sc at Trout's drug store;
guaranteed.
The CpKnj Election.
(Continued from first patfe .)
r, 71; Chas. W. Mellott, d, 8&; T.
G. Mellott, d, !?6. Directors,
David H. Croft, r, 02; Thus. Hoi
lonshead. r, 75; H. K. Malot, d, H I:
U. P. Deshong, d, 87. Supervis
or, Sheridan Uann, r 79; I). L.
Deshong, r, 77; J no. Sipos, d, 1)7:
Nicholas KinilT, d, tin. Justice,
II, S. Daniels, r, .John Davis,
d, 7.
m' onnki.i.xiu K(i.
Judge, Wm S itluc-k, r, !;
Clias K (loldsmith, d, 44. In
spectors, Jno P t'onrud, r, M; L
A Youse. d, l. Burgess, W II
(trcathond, r, 73: Henry S Wish
art, (I, '. Council, Win II N'es
lit, r, M; Leslie W Soylur, r, ;
Tho.x. N llamil, r, Hi); Sam'l Hol
der. A. .".0; Lcuiiiinl 1I limiin. ,
71. School directors, I II Wi-
ble, r, 9;:; S Ii Woollct, r, n; (i
W Hays, d, 40; Jacob (J Iieisncr,
d, :;v Constable, 1 avid T Fields,
r, titi; Joe Thomas, iid, :!"; Over
seer, David Malloy, r, !m. Hor
aco I' Nuce, r, '.. Auditor, Al-
vin D Dal bey, r, 17. Dig
stable, Max Sheets. :!.
Con -
tai i.oi:.
Judge, J K Lvon. r, 7: Martin
j Laidig, d, N. Inspectors, A L
Shaw, r, 70: Derkoley Sipes, d,M.
j Clerk, John Woodcock, r, 70; C J
Uarton, d, no. Constable. William
Keehaiigh, r, 7: A J Comerer, d,
7'.'. Justice, C C Kerlin. r, 74: li
II Shaw, r, ."!; S C (iracey, d,lli';
John F Johnson, d, 4:'. School
directors, Lewis Shaw, r, 7s; I A
Dcavor, r, 4H; Daniel Laidig, d.
7..; Luther Kirk, d, J ,. Super
visors, David Winegardner, r. S2;
James McKlhaney, r, 7o; S H
Uockciisinith,d, Mi: N II Alloway,
d, 7.". Auditor, H II Dergstres-
scr, r, Ml; W 11 Fields, d, 71. j
()vcreef, Kphraini Mellott, r, ."i."i;J
in Mrait, r, H
d, '.mi.
Mieliacl Laidig,
!
tim m ex . i
.luihre (irnnt Hr.,i,.,,ii .. .... !
(ico L Cordon, d, 7H. . Insncetors.
Jacob Peck, r, 42; (ieo Bishop, d,
i. Overseer. Duvid I'owell i-
44; .Moses Mellott, d. K). Clerk,
.Jno 1'ishcr, r, yt; W C l'eck, d,
74. Treasurer, J C Hewitt, r, 42;
Henry Cordon, d, (ill. Directors, i
David (i McDonald, r,
s. j,,,, j j
Tavinan, r. :!4: Jas 1 Waltz, d. Tii: I
Tavinan, r, :!4; Jas
Jas Johnston, d, 74.
Supervisors.
Simile Truax, r, do; Chas Peck. ,.( i-'onds on Saturday lth at 1 o'
:J7; .Jno W Truxell, d. 7-'; Moses I c,oclf' to b(i uoutiuued.
Cordon, d, ."4. Auditor, Hichard ! " :
K Hollenslicad, r, 4'i; Jno II. (ior-1 C0L(il1 SLTTLLI) ON HliR LINUS,
don, d, il'i. Constable, John II "My daughter had a terrible
Fisher, r. 4s; Euiiiniiel Keefer, d. cough which settled on her
ii.
mil
Judge, David JJotz, r, 57: Jacob
Long, d. 02. Inspectors, Daniel
Everts, r, Chas E Tice, d, :.
Clerk, All)i;rt Kelso, r, 47; Ira D
l ore, d, 70. Constable, John Hol
inaii, r, 4-J: Ira Kerlin, d, 73.
Ovcrseer, Coo E Brant, r, 12;
Wm IJiiterbauirh, d, 73. School
directors, Harvey Wagner, r, f.i';
Daniel Fix, r, jo; A J Si pun, d,i;;;;
Win E Snyder, d, t',-2. Supervis
ors, Albert E College, r, to: Hen
ry Anderson, r, 1H; (ieorgc Finill,
Sr., d, 77: Wm Cuunells, d, i;7.
Justice, I iivi, A Cillis, r, hi; D
E Fore, d, Auditor, John V
Glunt. r. 41: Ceo Cress, d, 71.
I MIIN.
Judge, Joseph Brady, r, Us;
Harry Deneeii, d, .Vi. In-peetors,
Wm II Dorrier, r, .ri.'i; J C Wert,
d. 4."i. Overseer, Frank Uay, r,
:5; W E llendershot, d, 57. Clerk,
Clem Lehman, r, .".s; J C Di ni'en,
d, ti;i. Constable, C II Feotl, r,
4.".; Nathan Wiglield, d, M. Di
rectors, Dr. I M MiKil.bin, r,
Jno Stable, r, :i7; Vernon North
craft, d, 71; Jacob Schultz, d, 7l.
Supervisors, Andrew liainey, r,
(HI; Albert Schctroinpf, r, i;;j; E C
llendershot, d, 41; Chas M Shank,
d, ti:i. Auditor, C A Foster, r, 7:t.
Justice, C II Kitz, r, iii; Jno Hast,
r, :i; II E Deneen, d, 4; Clay Hen
dershot, d, 2.
WK1.I.K.
Judge, (ico W Sipos, r, 51: F
C Mills, d, 71. Inspectors, Ar
thur Cunningham, r, til; F S
Thomas, d, ,y.. Overseer, V L
Cunningham, r, 74; Jno N Duvail,
d, 47. Clerk, 1 L liaruett, r, 5:!;
E. A. Horton, d, 7;i. Constable,
J L Duvall, r, 3ii; J C Foster, d,
S7. School directors, J U Lock-
aid, r, 70; Jas Woodcock, r, i'J;
J A McDonough, d, K J I, (Iris,
winger, d, .!:. Supervisors, Win
E Ilivens, r, 47; Win L. ('unning
liam, r, 7l; A I) Keith, d, 7t; li ( J
Truax, d, 44. Auditor, A (i Ed
wards, r, OU; A S (ireenland, r,
51; John Stuukard, d, M; Hiram
llauingardner, d, 34.
Sa'c Rtfistcr.
Friday, March 3. Mrs. TJira
Crusty navmg sold her house and
lot arid iuteudiug to remove from
this place, will sell at her resi
deuce iu McConuellsburg, house
hold goods and kitchen furniture
and mauy other articles. Sale
begins at 10 o'clock.
Saturdav, March I. Intend
ing to remove from llio county,
Mrs. Kobert A. Fisher will sell at
her residence in McConnellsburir.
all her household and kitchen '
furniture, and mauy other things, j
Sale begins at 1 o'clock. j
Tuesday, March 7. Having!
routed his farm, K. M. Cliue will j
sell at his residence at Fort Lit-
tleton, hisontirclotofstock, farm-1
uig implements, ivc. See Post-:
ers.
Thursday, March !. L. K.
Cliue will sell at liis residence at
Dnrut Cabins, live stock, farm
ing implements, &c. Sale begins
at 10 o'clock sharp.
Saturday, March 11. -Mrs.
Kate Shoemaker will sell at her
! former residence at Hustontown
household furniture, sleigh, Port
i land cutter, and many other
things. Sale begins at 10 o'clock.
Tuesday, March 1 1, George li.
Mock will sell at his residence ou
the Cove Koad I mil js south of
McCoiiuelsburg, 7 head of horses,
;ir head of cattle, hogs, sheep,
co-n hay, farming implements,
c. Sale begins aid o'clock.
Credit In months.
Friday, March 17. James
Vores will sell at his residence in i
McConncllsbnrg, three horses, j
cow, wagon, buggies, c. Sale'
begius at 1 o'clock. Credit 10 '
mouths. !
Monday, March I'd, Caleb U'
ilockuiismith, having sold his
farm aud intending to remove
from the. County, will sell at his
residence, 1 milo northwest of
' larrismivillc, horses, cattle, hogs,
farming implements, hay, corn,
1 1 oats, potatoes, household goods,
etc Salo begins at U o'clock.
Credit ! months.
Friday, March 24, S. K. l'itt-
man, having sold his real estate
at I larrisonville, will sell at pub
lic sale, his stock, household
goods, store goods, &c.
Sale bo
will also
'"',ns at w " c,oc,k- Ho
oegin to auction off his store
lungs," says X. Jackson, of Dan
vill, 111. "We t ried a great many
remedies without relief, until we
gave her Foley's Honey and Tar
which cured tier.' Uefu.se sub
stitutes. Sold by all dealers.
BURNT CABINS.
Uncle Jacob Miller is still con
valescing. II. C. McCowau made a busi
ness trip to Wellsvalloy last week.
Mrs. Chas. McCehee, who has
been sul't'ering for sometime,
went to a Philadelphia hospital
last Wednesday for treatment.
Dan Trout was a pleasant caller
in our town last Friday.
Mrs. May Fraker visited her
friends at Fort Littleton last
week'.
Miss Myrtle Locke, of Lockes
valley, is visiting her sister Mrs.
Uoy Morrow.
Uev. Phillips took a Hying trip
to I'.elleville last Tuesday to see
his son.
ATTAtKLO BV A MOB
fud beaten, in a labor riot, until
covered with sores, a street cur
conductor applied llucklen's Ar
nica Salvo, and was soon sound
and well. -'1 use it in my family,"
writes C. J. Welch, of Tekonsha,
Mich., "and find it perfect."
Simply great for cuts and burns
Only U.") cat Trout's drug store.
A Wasbiugton count. (Missou
ri) editor writes: "One of our
newly married young ladies
kneads bread with her gloves on.
The editor oi this paper needs
bread with his shoes on: ho needs
H with his trousers on and unless
the delinquent readers of this old
rag ol freedom pay up so n we
will need broad without a darn
thing on." ,
RAW OR INFLAMI'D I.LN0S
Yield quickly to tho wonderful
curative and healing qualities of
Foley's Honey and Tar.j It pre
vents pneumonia and ttonsump
tion from a hard cold .ettlolon
tho lungs. Sold by all dealers.
T. J. WIENER,
Hancock, Md.
i-w Put terns tfiven free with
1 1 Dress Goods,
Choose from these Pretty lOOn
Dress Fatvies.
lilnclc Silks. Winli Silks, nil colors. Seasonable
( l inyliiiin, Cheviots, mi.ve.l ami plain. Sii'i'l Hlack
ioods.
1 ! The "BERT"
LiiH.-n j Tailor-Made Walking Value In new
I si: i rt Embroideries
I'.iasli Iliad Silk Black, Cream Torclinii
Fasseiiwutrie a"M ),V!,ite
lriuiiiiiii L(m Iiisertiuiis
Lliion Towels Cloves: Kid, I Hosiery: La- j Ladies'
anl Wool, Lisle, dies', Children's
Towelii'i! Drlvinfl Cloves and liifants' Sweaters
Ladies' Lace and Fancy Silk ateen Knit- Infants'
Hack wear tint! Wools, all Caps and
Corsets Sitrpriw Colors Wraps
Muslin and Ribbons, Taf- Veiling: While, Women's
Knit Ma and Satin, Brown, Blatk.
Uudenvcar ail Colors Blue, etc. Pctlieoats
MILLINERY
Mourniu;.' Millinery ;i s e-i i ;i ! I .
ill 'l trade prices for l-s and I'oultev.
T. J. WIENER HANCOCK, MD.
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I'jllTiiiT, M-n..i I'l.'ik; I-:iii;iihi,. Mill,. l-':ir itl'-r .
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'Hiv.t llil', l-'imiiiT, l:i'll:.-l; K nil, r Lit'iilii'i!..!!!
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Allii-rt Hi'.un, l-u'iin'r, li.-llirl; K,ni,-r lilni.t.
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neliflmrt:; ll.mii'l .Mock, I'ariui'r. 'r,i,,; ll-iviil
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mil. l-iiilii'-r, l.li-kini.' ri'rk; llnv M. Siit-s.
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KiirniLr. An; .1 uni'M Ulii'ii, I'lirnn r, I'niiiii, IJa
vlil I. l-'niiuii, l''iuiin.r, Ayr.
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Vllth iluy nl Muii'h, liii.-i.
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MILL PROPERTY
For Sale or Rent.
Owing to tlu! dmmintU of ollmr Inis
iiioss (lie innlct'sin-iK ( will si'!l or rent
Ii'ih mill ii'iii.'t'l y lit IVcionvilln, Mil
This mil! lias linn wulcr iuwer llio yoar
round, Is L'(uii)L'il v.llli full roller
process, lias a line oiistoju ami in near
a railroad station. Terms tti'c all t i;,lil
anil tliis is nil excellent cliain e f,,r the
rinlit in ti ii . Cull on or add re., the
tiwui-r
M. I.. I'KCK,
fectoiiville, M,l.
BV Till: TONIC ROUTIi. .
Tho pills that act as a tonic.und
not as a d rustic purge, arc I)o
Witt's Litt-lo Karly Risers. They
c jro hoadai.-ht!, constipation, hil
iousutss, etc. Karly liisors arc
small, easy to tako and easy to
act a safe pill. Mack Hamilton
hotel clerk at Valley City, N. D ,
ways: "Two hottles cured uio of
chronic constipation." hold at
Trout's drug store.
If you change your rcsidonco
thin spring send us ,our old as
well as your now nddrcs atluast
ton days in p.dvanco ro that you
will not miss any papers.
Tom Watson's
Magazine
"I he Muuiiinc Hint 11:in An IJcn lluck of
II
ll:ivi- ymi licliiil Unit linn. Tlio. !: WhImhi. ol
ili'in-'hi lm, iictiiin Hi- p.ililiciiliiin of ti
iiu-'iiiinr '
Y'ju know w lm Mr, iit-on Ik? 1c IIii-iilii
bIi.i wi'iiti- "'I lie Story or Kninci'." Life
of X;iinli'iiii," uii.i "'l ii,. i.Hc mid Tlnii's of
Tlioiiia. .li iTniiiu.'- i,. li,. pcnpi,.'.
r;irw viiiiiliiliiic r,,r 1 ' ill , n t lust vi'iir.
, Kir. I tin nil n-r nf Tl M ATSON S M A( I A.IN'K.
Mill he iiil,IMi(Ml K,-li. -.'S. i.",. ),. :1
Ilcu.'.-taml.i-pik'd Kv. Ily mull. l On per
yi-iir. Vim will tiiK the nu ml IntitrustliiK
--li.i:'i' luiiKii.im- l i Ammieii II ymi full to
i'i'I lb,- immimr. Anky rii'ii -ili'iilcr fur
''"M V vim in .Mahki.m: nr. '1H-tltr still.
"llil ii il.illiir lor a yi'in'v -,ti ,-.!'! it loll In
TxM WATSON'S .MAOAZINK.
I'.'l Wc-I lml Sirncl.
Nrvv YdllK ClTV. N. V.
Sale Without .Reserve
I 1,1 sell ut puli In. .siilu without ii'sme, re.
u.ii'illi'ss ol price or onM,
TUESDAY, MARCH 7, 1905.
i mi my farm, ut (hui-liou. W. -M. II. U.. tmur
lIu.ierMou n. .Mil . nil iy hordes, (.iui,,, sli,tl.,.
Ji is nail fmin iiiiiehiiM'ry.
20-PERCHERON HORSES 20
Auiou!' men sum,, ine )iro,l( mures, work
hor-e. uil i-i hilly Hue lot of colls. I. guild
:l .vemsold. iipiiiMlini. ; registered stulllous ami
,i rei.'isieri'ii i.roml mure, in foul to u reitlstcr-
etl sli;ilton, t'rie winners.
26 SHORT HORNS-26
lieaistKrcil sloelt. iimoui; lluMiui show hull,
wel'.'ht :.'..-C(i llis., :l times winner of 1st premium
ut llui'i'slown l ulr, cows wuljfliluit l.-liiu. I.ftou
una I.iVio ill-... iieer ineed: uw. Mime line dairy
Mini'tliiiriis,
100 BERKSHIRES-IOO
'.' herd liuurs, 1 from 1st prize litter nt the
l'tiu Anieileun K.vpositlun: u lurt-e nunilier of
sows, .vo'itiL- hours mm snivn not ukln: tkl lieud
ie:.'isii'ie(l stock from ln-t herds In Atoerlnu,
us w t'll its impori ed.
22 SHROPSHIRES 22
lic'isicred stoc!., h ruins, 17 ewes, mostly 1,
? mid :l . veals old. h!od of Aluiiniuf i,nd
' Folly r'uri" crossed. Kwes will a uniue '.IK
llis. Un in si pric winner ut IliiL'crsiowu r'nlr.
Wlile for (li-ciiitioii list to
KII.I.NU W. MIS11,
'-''' lluuerstowii, Miiryhind.
Auditor's Notice.
Xoliee Is hcniiy ulven Unit the illidfrslriicil
uuditor upnuillled to Illlike d'stlil.uliiiii of Ihe
funds in the nnuils of M .It. Siiullner exeeiilr
u,' ' he hist ill. . (.'iiihuiiiie
fix liite of 'I'.id low nsliip. deceiiseil. mil . it iu
Ills iiiln'ii in McOoliliellshnr. I'u . lor 1, p,.,.
loriiiiuice of suid duly ou Kriihiv, .Miireh
ut in o'clock, u. in, iih, -a and whi-ie
-a persons interested limy Litem it thev see
liiopei'.
J. N'KI.So.V SII'KS.
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Auditor
Audilor's Notice.
The uijiliivsijiud iiiiiliior upiioiuieil by the
oriihuus Court of l.'uiinn eoiiniy to ius upon
ei.'ciitloiis. iiinl to iniike dlHtriliutioii of the
liiiliinc: nl i in fundi. In the hand.., r (, Enu
I' lciiiim:. ad nlaisli iitni'of ti, itute of James
I- lirr.ii . line or T.m ,r lo.iii l.lp.
will sit f,,r ihn p,irp,.(, of his appointment at
his olilce iu .McCouuellsliiin.., 'u., u r'vldlly,
the. 'Ird (!.iy of March. IliuiV iu la o'elocit,
a. in. of mi lrl day, when till persons having
chums inraii,i suhl cslale inuy uppeiii' and
uillke iiioiif of Mituo or otherwise he forever
deliiin ed from piirlieliial iu;,' iu the fund,
OKll II. HANIKI.S.
S-IMw. Auditor.
Register and Clerk's Notice.
Notice is hcreliv (;ln-u i tint the following
tiuined iicconiitiiuis hine tiled their liecoiiiil
u i he liecisicr and Clerk's oltlee of Kultoi,
count v a., uinl I Iini the siiuin will lie present,
ed to tne ijrnh.ins' l oiirt. ol suid eniiulv for
eoiini uiiiilou on the ilni Monday of Murch
iiexl. nciiif l ne .' t 'i day ut 4 j clock I'. M.
I. I'lrsl .iii.l llnul uccouiit of Slllwell W
I l nix ililniitiUoiiloi- ol (l,c c-iiiile of Isuiic J.
l'eck lute ol Tlion.psun loAlihip. deceased,
i. first uuil Haul ucciiiul. of ,1. Tilden Hill m.
inlnisiiMior e i. a. of Hi,- cslale of John llill
lute or lleihel township, deceased.
S. I'lrsl uinl llnul iiccounl of M. I, Shulliier.
r.si . eccator of the hisl will mid l.-iunifnl
ol I'M her I isiier lute of Tod lo u-llU. iIccciik.
(I-
ltelster' Oltlee, I
ell. M. KliS.
For Sale at Trout'a drug store,
"Ask for the 1905
t;i:o. a. iiahkm. "wwww
ItuilNter.
DOLLAR
Your dollars will go farther at our store than any
where else. We have just received a car of Barb Wire,
Smooth Wire and Nails, which we bought in November
when the price was the lowest, and we can sell to you
now for less than faclory price.
1500 RODS
9 strand heavy wire 35 cents per rod; 6 strand heavy wire
25 cents per rod. Good yellow muslin 5 1-4 cents per
yard by the web. 500 yards fancy Rag Carpet 35, 45, '
and 50 cents per yaid.
40 COOK STOVES
and RANGES
on hand to select from, 13
Furniture
steel roof to put on it, and paint
for outside and in; and then furnish it from Top to Bot
tom at bottom Prices. We are having built
3 Carloads of
and
which will be here in April and lor high grade guaranteed
work, we will sell lower than any other dealer in the
county. We get Jobbers Prices
and will sell at wholesale prices.
We have bought
200 Tons
PHOSPHATE
you get nice fresh goods here, and our price will be lower
than others.
Remember we have
O ltOrCS carryinSf the larirest variety
of merchandise of any firm
in Huntingdon county.
CLAY RRI-C,
Three Springs. Pa.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
1905
The tiitiu of your is soon here and you will soon lio
to look up your Summer Clothing. Our styles fo i
Sui'lny; and Summer lire all in now wuiting your inspei:
tion. The styles ami colorings for this sjuinj; ure nicer
than ever unit you will lind any ttiinyr you may want here.
Our list of customers have been growing rapidly and our
ntolto is to please every hody, as wo use tho best method
of liuildinjf a suit. Call in und look over our goods and
prices and place your order, and onco we have built you
a suit, you will come back u ;aiu.
; I GOLDSMITH'S TAILORING PLACE j
All clothing bought here will be pressed free for six months.
Goldsmith's Tailoring Place,
mcConnellsburg, Fi.
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Star Trading Stamps Given,
Fix It on Your Memory,
It is interesting to know "that"
$12.95 huys an Oak Bedroom Suit.
$12.95 buys a Parlor Suit.
$ 2.95 buys an Enamel Iron Bed
full size.
Oc; buys a Velour covered
vfj.v Couch
A postal will bring you an illustrated circular, it will prist you on
prices. Complete line of Furniture, Carpets, Mattings, oil 'cloth,
lilico CurttiiiiH, Shades, etc. . ,
Star Trading tumps given.
Frank
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W. M. K. It.
depot.
Chambersburg, F
DYSPEPSIA CORE
DIGESTS WHAT YOU EAT
Tk II .00 bottlconUln( 24 tlm.nl,. trial lira, which M ljfor 80 cnt
ONLY AT THI LAtOMTOIIV Or
E. C. D.WITT tc COMPANY, CUICACO. XIX.
Kodol Almanac and 20
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Woven Wire Fencini;
at Prices so low as to
Surprise all.
to 35 each.
Cheap, medium and high priced.
We can furnish you hardware
and glass to put up a house, a
Buggies
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which will lie in 'in
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