At the Insuirvatf on,
When President If oosevelt look
ed over the crowd down at Wash
ington on Inauguration, the onlj
man he could see from Lickinv
Creek touuship, was our veteran
f rioud John W. JJoop. Yes, Wes
ley was there, but whether he
told liosy that he voted for Inm
or not will be best answered if
Wesley gets a fat appointment.
Wo do not know whetlier or not
any of the Hoop family attended
any previous inaugurations, but
Wesley's grandmother on his fa
trier's sideattended Washington 's
funeral.
ATTACKED BV A MOB
and beaten, in a labor riot, until
covered with sores, a street cur
conductor applied Uucklen's Ar
nica Salve, and was soou sound
and well. -'1 use it in my family,"
writes G. J. Welch, of Tokousha,
Alien., "and tind it perfect."
Simply great for cuts aud burns
Only 2' cat Trout's drug store.
Local Institute.
The eighth local institute, of
Brush Creek towuship, held at
Oak Grove school, Saturday, eve
nit:!,', March 1, wan called to or
der by the teacher, Jas. E. Kell,
after which Howard Garland was
elected chairmau.
The following questions were
well discussed: 1. School Discip
line. 2. What Constitutes a Good
School. Who is liesponsiule
for the Pupils' Waste of Time 'i 4.
System and Adaption.
The teachers present were,
Miss Lillian Hill, K. K. lender
slmt, Tolbert Shank and S. E.
Walters. The discussions were
enlivened by recitations and mu
sic. Jessie Alason, secretary.
BV THE TONIC ROL'TE.
The pills that act as a tonic.aud
not as a drastic purge, are De
Witt's Little Early Kisers. They
c j re headache, constipation, bil
iousness, etc. E irly Risers are
small, easy to take and easy to
act a safe pill. Mack Hamilton
hotel clerk at Valley City, N. D.,
says: "Two bottles cured me of
chronic constipation." Sold at
Trout's drug store.
School Report.
McConnellsburg Primary,
sivth month, ending March 7.
Number enrolled during the
month, 3; averageattendauce, l!C;
per cent, of attendance, '.Hi. At
tended every day: Ruth Wolf,
Lucile Grissmger, Grace S teach,
.Marion Wolf, Alary Irwin, Floss
Thompson, Elizabeth Doyle, Jean
Johnston, Lois Alason, Faith
Reed, Guy Reed, Wayne Taylor,
Raymond Grissmger, llolhs Wi
ble, John Stouteatrle, Harry Lar
gent, Alac Alortou, Lewis Lar
gent, Thad Shimer, Harry St'jach,
Harry liender, and Albert Lar
gent. Olive Grissinger, teacher.
tiOT OI F CHEAP.
He may well think, he has got
olT cheap, who, after having con
tracted constipation or indiges
tion, is still alle to perfectly re
store his health. Nothing will do
th i s b u t D r. KUi g 's N e w Li f e Fills.
A quii.k, pleasant and certain
euro for headache, constipation,
etc. -."c at Trout's drug store;
guaranteed.
$.13.00 Pacific Coast.
Tickets on sale tidily from Chi
cago, Alarch 1st to May lSth via.
the Chicago, Union 1'acitic &
North-Western, Line. Corre
spondingly low rates from all
points. Daily and personally con
ducted excursions through with
out change to San Francisco, Los
Angeles, and Portland, only 7.H
for double berth. Full particu
lars on application to W. Ii. Knis
kern, P. T. M.-, C. A N, W. Ry.;
ClIICMgO.
The Omnie Law.
A general game law, embody
ing the ideas of Secretary Kalb
fus, has passed the Senate with
some unimportont amendments,
"and is in the House committee at
present. It will likely become a
Jaw; and if it does.it will be a
complete game and fish law, re
pealing all other Jaws, which is a
thing greatly to be desired.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR FILES.
Itching, blind, bleeding or pro
truding piles. Druggists refund
money if Pazo Ointment fails to
cure any case, no matter of how
long standing, In 6 to i days.
First application gives ease and
rest. 50c. If your druggist hasn't
Jt mend Wc in stamps and it will
be forwarded post paid by Paris
Medicine Co., St. Louis, Mo.
MERCANTILE APPRAIS
ERS TAX LIST.
McCoimrllPbui-tf, Mmi-b 13. It ft.
I hr lullowitiff U IUt ol retail nnJ mhvU I
rmtrr r iir m in Kooiln. wHfr, mri'tmniliw
ct niniutiit it ir frtfcii (' wlnttwwrer kiml ir
imttirc, nuhecf to m-n-iitlle I torn tax, 111
Kiilrmi runiity, Pennnylvmil, returned to III
prn'pr mithorlttoN therein, by the unilmuiieil,
M'TCKittlle Aj'prnltMT hi mh! for the county f
Kulton atorf-tfiid ami i-uhlMiril by tlie direction
ill' t tie Coiiimlnniohcrft ol kwUI county.
Nrtroonof retailer. tlaf I Mention uf buliief.
Ayr TownMilp.
I. C. Mciitrr-, mrri-liiknim
I. H. pHrttrmoi A Son, merrhimll..
Peter kirk, merehiitniie.
llelrVr TowrMilp-
tloMph H. Mrllntt, niiri'hMtui!f.
ii. J. Mllutt, tiiereli;tii.f.
arl l, MHtott. nuTehtimh-M'.
AhiniHiix hnnvHM, uierrtmmll".
W. K. Itlirt, llltTtMlHInllHS
Joseph l.itkf , men humHsr.
Mr. Mntililft Alter, moreliarellMe.
It.lh.'l Town-liii.
Uoit. V, Ii. Hill, int rchfttHlfr.
Mr. M. K. M:nm, nun hiih-tl-o.
' "firnel! A Nun. iiicrrliniuliiM'.
W in. Palmer, inert Immune.
W . P. (tortloii, iiii'r( liiiinip,
W. t. Khim k, niitrhiiu'ry.
.I.w. K. KiU, tmrdwun, "
Hrn-h 'ri;k Towin-iilp.
I. K .tm-knon, mcrcliiimti.
ii, H. Nrhe-nrk, iiMTcliiiwhur.
tico. (t. I.viii'ti. nn'tvlinnilij"-.
W, Triinx, m'-r-)urihts
S. Hurt, jcweliT.
.lohn I'lcMHtntft r, tiicrr'i.iiKlino.
ito. W. Mellott, ni'TchninliHc.
Huwaril (iurtmtii, iiirrliiiiKliic.
ItuMIn TownM.l!'.
H irry H iinil, cik'"u.
S. L. Km kley, iiit'rcli;intliso.
Frmik 0. Jire, iiKTrluiinliKti.
.Mix .1. 1,. Welch, millm.iry.
I. ii, Wt'H'h, iiier-iiitiiiltHt-.'
1j. C Kt'llev, mtTcliJiniltfti.
tluo. V'.. Spt'Ck, Oi,tirn.
CUhh. AU-tli'lire. lucri'hitiitliiie,
K. M Clint', nuTf h;unli'.
Klun;r ItHiuHcy, iihtcImikIi-x.'.
8. H. CKuner, h(ovh.
Koy Morrow, mt'u'liinnlirte.
L. H. liruvn, iiHrrflmiHlt-"',
V itit' iriiiitT A. Sun, utt rchnthli-0.
Llcklnn Crt'i'k 'J'ow nIit(,
flo-epli B. Mt'llott, iror h:iinli."t',
V. K. Sner, u.ert:hiiiiiij.e.
W H. Hult'iilH-jnl, inutrJiHii'llm'.
K. Orutt. iiierchHinltt;.
McCouiK'M'-htir.
y.r. A. K.-UMl.', niillliiery.
(iro. V, Smith, k-rtM-rrit's."
(1 ftt. Ii. M imIoU. Ii icnl vi4t c Hinl niAchint-r v.
W. M. N.'nI.h, tmrdwure.
C C. Itcnd'T, (roi'erh'h.
Win. Stoner. turntiuri'.
'I rout Drutf Stun', irii.
V. J. Dit'kMiu. ilrujis.
lt'o. W. K' tHtier A Uo., nioroli:irnll"(1.
HniliV lit'i'lvr. lii'Ti'lininii-c
. Ki'xrotli, rieiTs'
'I'. fl. ioniTtr , t:tniiii(t intfileinenls.
A. V. Naci) - Son., incrcltuiit tmlor.
S. A. Ntifbtt, iHrniitiK iniplfinuiiiH,
Albert Stinitfr, stovi.'h A fancy ouil.
I no. A. Irwin, reci It's.
W. M. Kuntieily, Ji:rntnn.
il. K. Ju)intoii. liift ch,in!if.
J int. W. (.irtMitl'vitd. ini;rr):itn.tie.
.. W . S'' lnr, ri;n.
Duvitl M;Uiy, ifioceriun.
A.. I. Irwin lV t.o,, mitiitnTv.
Mout'-Htclt Itroa.. (iftftfi'ici.
'I hoH. ttHiinl. yroi'fi iff.
y. i. Mann, tiarnt"-j.
C B. StfvtMi.-, Hi'Ti-lmnt tailor
(Jliarlt'M V. Scolt, roft't'it!.-,
Oft). V. Hav Co., mi t Itamli-K1.
Sa id tiol Bonder, turtiitiirf.
V. s. t'lvriijjt.r, I u r mt ii re.
Taylor Township.
C'alt-h Barton, nit-rclmndi-si!.
W. K. KvaiM, linKifK.
Clem tjht'Hiiut, t urult ore A bardwart'.
A..). l.ainberHOii. nu't('h;itidie.
N. M. Kirk, iniTctiandiMi.
V. Ij Bi'ikstreMt'T, mi.TrliHiidlM;.
S. K'j . i rat'i'V . uicirt'Uaii.iiht.
' M ich't'l Liiidig, lntTcliiindie.
Uoh'Tt liiiMoh, riii-rrhHlidlu.
A. N. Wiltt-r, imrrcliandiMN
ThotiiMtti Townhl.
ti. II. t'ovalt, iuerc)iandi"t3.
Aiuon SliMipu, liierijUiiiiili"f .
fno. C. IHli;lHc.Ht tlltTcllMlldiMtJ.
iN'iihM KvriL.-. iiifurliHiidiff.
tjto. W. Jtihhof), meri'liandise.
Tod rjwiifhiji.
if li ii A. II a in 11 , luer.'liaiidlMi,
John . 4 1 ii nt, iii'Ttliatidi.
Ira Fore, nicrcliaiulifc.
t'liloii 'l,ownhi,
laineH A. Bratly, HiiTchMiidhtu.
S. tj. LahlLy( m-ri:ii-Hidife.
Scnevtir Brow., murrhaihiise.
S. K. .McKire, men-handine.
Nortlicrait BrotliiMH, iii.:rchiiiidit.
WcIIh Township.
W. H. B'uiniynriliirr, nii-rfhiindiat.
M. W, llmuk, mt-ifluimliMj.
N. ti. 'iliiiiiiii;lniu. mci fhandiMi.
K. A. Horton, ini'i chunaice.
Mm. It. K. .MClaiii, inilllm ry.
tlt'o. W. Sipc, in- i 'hnndi-r.
B, J. lloitou, lut;r'ti indNn.
And notice is ht-n-hy y;lvtn to alt taxable
hr;in thai an appt-al, in accordance with the
Mercantile Appraiser's Act ot' Affombly wilt tie
held by the Treasurer of Kulton county, actinic
m conjunction with the haul Appraiser, ut the
othet tf the Count v Treasurer, in the t turt
ilnue, McCoiiin ll-buij;, rennylvaiiia,on Mon
day, April 10, liitifj, b. -tween the hours or 10
o'clock a in. and 4 o'clock p. iu., when md
where all purtiw interested an re'iulred to ap
pear and all gricva ihmh will tie beard.
.Ku. v. HIXSoN,
Mercantile Appralber.
)ANKh OF OKAM AM) TKAV KKS K
.1 1'HOKS drawn to the Marrh Term. Iift.1,
comtuchi-in on the ;td .Monday, hellnj the "Joth
ilay of the uinnLli.
I1KAM) JtK JKS.
Nathan 11. M-iloit. Karuier, B'll'a-t; Kdward
IlruiiU-.H. l-.il.ui.r, I hniijp.-on; lidwaid i iood
in tit, K:n in-T . Bethel, .lulni I. Ihivall, Mason,
Wells; William .Mi,der. Fanner, 'I huijippun;
tiuure K Muilott, Fanner, Ar- dno. W. Wood
cock, Farmer, Taylor; Sentt, Warner, Farmer,
lii)lin; .iain'H t link, I' hi iii.t, 1 HuinpKiin; Sam
uel Iteiider-hot. Farmer, I rnon; i.i-o. Si reiver,
Fanner, Cnioii; Clayton K. Melhitt. Farmer,
Bethel; l-aae Beattv, Fariin-r, I nion; C. (j.
Kot, Teae'ier. Icdd; A. i .. Ci.1 lee , Laborer ,
Tudi); B. F. lfiinlN, Farmer, lieilat; B.irry
Miller, Fanner, Inibliu; ('rank Hereiver, Car
penter, t'nion; Kdw ard Black. M iner , Tavlor;
Oei. t ress, Farmer, Todd, il.trrv Maiuil. Band
bird. 1'ubtin; dub n F. doiii'H, ipera.or. 'l a I r;
Aaion M. (arland. Farmer, BelJait; ftoseph W.
Melluit, Farmer J'boinpoii.
Wk thp niidersiKiied Sherltl and dury CommiH
Floners of Fulton County. J-a., on tlie !tli day
ot Februarv. l:n.';, did draw from the wheel cou
li'ininx the tieneiitl Baiie.l tor the ear i'.mli, tlie
nbovii named persons tuei.her with their oreu
p.ttjtHi and residence t.i be tirand Jurors In the
County ComtH of Fu.tori County, on Monday
tlie .'Oth day of March, I'm...
I A M FS O. Ai.KXAMiKIt,
Attend: SIMON i MIoNO,
,evl B. Mort i. a. Mil A.
I'FTIT ICIUJKS.
It. K. H.mii. Fanner, l.i kln (;rek: N . S. Kd
wards, Faiiucr, Wei in, Sainuet (i. Atolrews, La
Itorer, Bethel, Neirtu Btoth, Farmer, Bethel:
W.M.Bart-, Farmer, Licking Creek; W. M.
l-ake.Boft Miutter, BeltaM; Martin A.Burkman,
Fanner, Brimh ''reek; F.uianuel Mllln, Fanner,
Brusii ' reek; F.ra ' levttnm'r, Bitiiurer, Tavlor!
Oliver Bill, Farmnr, Bethul, Under Laiiibcron,
Fanner, Taylori Oavid Stevemt, Bntmrer, Ayr;
Alltert llixon, hanner, Bethel; Khuer (Bunt
Laborer. Todd. Wells tircatliead, C'b rk, Mt un
nePsburkt; Bauiel Mock, Farmer, Todd; Oavid
Laidi. Farmer, Taylor; Saiuum Truttn, Fanner,
Beliasi; 'alvin Maun, Miller, Ayr; Thou, 'om
erer, Merchant. M c f'nii ne I UJnir; J arm's Mum
ma. Fanner, Llrklnir 'reek: Bov M.
Fanner, Licking fieek; .John liolleiiMhead,
Karmer, Beliat, Kntuiid Alltiwav, AJlner,
Welis; Onint Mencer, Fanner, Thoinpun; Wil
liam Kdwardu, rarpi nter, Tsvlor; .lame It.
f'ooper, Laborer, Avi; lirsnt Break!!. LalH.rer,
Thoiupson; James W. I nnell, Farmnr, riiomp
sou; Alex. LamlierHon, Farmer, Atr; .laincwF.
Melh.tt, Firmer. Beibftl, Hllas Melloit , Karnn i ,
Belfast; Harvey Mharp, J'eaiher, Thompson;
William F. Kelso. Farmer. Bublin; John Lntx,
Farmer, Oubllti; John A Hei.iern. Fanner, Ayr
A-J. ''tiinerer. Fanner, J'ayior; tlacob Winters'
Farmer, Bruh Creek; Aioom Htithl, Farmer,
L'niuii; Jacob (' Mellott .Farmer, Lick iiiif'-'rnek;
Joint . Htpes Fanner, Oiihlui; John Screlver,
Fanner, t nion; William llebner, Farmer, Dil
lon; Willhiin ''uinhall, Fanner, Tayloi; John
Baldwin, Mill, r, inihlln, Nichol W. Hobiuan
Farmer, Ayr; J me. Bhea, Farmer, Uniont a
vM L. Fulton, Fanner, Ayr. y
We the underpinned KTierlH and Jury CVinmin
Hlonersof Fulton t ouiity, Ja.,ori the JHthdav of
February, listo, dlu draW from the wlieel cm
talnliitt t'J Oeneral Fane) for the year iWH, tha
aiiova namuil pemous totfntber with tliflir ooeu
lattion and rftsidencM tu be Petit Junr In tit
t'oupty Courts of FiiHou County on Monday the
VOthitayof Murch, B"o.
, A M KH ii. ALKXANDKK.
Attest: HI.Vlo.N OJ8lloN(i,
1-evi P. Morton. II. A. TBI AX.
You caa hava the NEWS on
whole year for a dollar.
Sale Rogtetcf. " :
Friday, March 17. Jamoa ;
Vores will sell at his residence in
McCounellsburg, . three hrss,
ciw, wagon, buggies, &c. Sale
begins at 10 o'clock. Credit 10
mouths.
Monday, March 20, Caleb J
Ilockensmith, having sold his
farm end intending to remove
from the County, will sell at his
residence, 1 mile northwest of
Harrisonvillo, horses, cattle, hogs,
fanning implements, hay, corn,
oats, potatoes, household goods,
etc. Sale begins at ) o'clock.
Credit 0 mouths.
Monday, March UO. -W. 11.
Xesbit will sell a carload of Jew
buggies and spring wagons, farm
implements, harness, ttc, m
front of his store at McConnells
burg. See advertisement in an
other column. Sale begins at 10
o'clock.
Tuesday, March, 21, Samuol
M. Glass, intending to remove to
Chambersburg, will sell at his
residence in McConnellsburg, his
! household goods, kitchen furni
j ture, vVc. Sale begins at 1 o'clock.
Credit l) months.
! Wednesday, March"", (Jeorge
W. Comercr, intending to move
! to IJurnt Cabins, will sell at ois
: residence, - miles west of Jturnt
; Cabins, live stock, farming imple
ments, all in fine condition. Sale
, begins at 10 oelock. Credit it
, mouths.
Wednesday, March 22. In
tending to remove from theCoun
i ty, Mrs. Malinda Skipper will sell
at her residence 1 mile northeast
; of Uarrisonville, on the road lead
! ing from the Tike to Knobsvillc,
, live stock, grain and household
1 goods. Sale begins at o'clock.
Thursda3 March -il. D. S.
Meilott will sell at his residence
in Licking Creek township, horse,
i cow, wagons, buggy, mower,
1 plows, farm gears, hay aud many j
i other articles. Sale begins at 10 I
1 o'clock. Credit months.
t
Friday, March 24, S. K. Pitt
man, liaving sold his real estate
at liariisouville, will sell at pub
lic sale, his stock, household
roods, store goods, c. Sale be
gins at 10 o'clock. lie will also
i-egin to auction olT his store
goods on Saturday Jth at 1 o'
clock, to be coutinued.
Friday, March 21. Mrs. Eraa
line liobinsou, having sold her
farm, wiil sell at her residence,
one mile north of Mann postof
lice, horses, cattle, farm imole-
i ments, household goods, Ac.
j Kale begins at 10 o'clock.
I Tuesday, March 2H. Chas. K
j Stevens will sell on the J. D.
I Stevens farm 2 miles south of
Dublin Mills, live stock; farm itn
plemeuts, grain, household goods,
&c. Sale begins at 10 o'clock.
Ciedit 'J mouths.
Wednesday, March S'.ij Rachel
A. Speer will sell at her residence
at Saluvia, livestock, farming;im
ploments, hay, grain, &c. Sale
begins at 9 o'clock.
Thursday, March 550. John!
Hoover, intending to quit the ho
tel business, will scil at his resi
dence, the Indian Queen hotel, at
llustontowu, 1 horse and a large
lot of valuable household furni
ture. Sale begins at 10 o'clock.
Friday, March 551. Alda J.
Sipes, having sold her farm, will
sell at her residence, 3 miles
south of Harrisonville, on Patter
son run, her persoual property,
consisting of horses, cattle, farm
ing implements, household goods.
Sale begins at 10 o'clock. Credit
6 months.
PNE liMOMA FOLLOWS A COLD
but never follows the uso of 1'Y1
ey 's J looey and Tar. It stops the
cough, heals aud strengthens the
lungs and affords perfect securi
ty from an attaclr of pneumonia.
Ivefuse substitutes. Sold by all
d.jalers.
The Scalp Bill.
The scalp bill has pot yet been
reported from the committee on
Fish and Game, but it stands a
good chance of coming "ut and
passing the House. Its chance
in the Senate is not nearly so
good. The friends of the bill are
doing wliat they can, and will
continue till it passes or finally
fitils.
COUCitl SETTLED ON HliR LU.NliS. ,
"My daughter had a terrible
cough which settled' on her
lungs," says N. Jackson, of Dan
vill, 111. "We tried a great many
remedies without relief, until we
gave her Foley's U(ney and Tar
which cured her." j liefuse'sub
stituteu. ' Sold by all dealers.
T. J. WIENER.
Hancock, Md.
l-Vo Patterns riven free with
Dress Goods,
Choose from these Pretty l!M)n
Dress Fabrics.
Hluck Silkb, Wash Silks, all colors. Seasonable
iinylmin, Cheviots, mixed ami ilain. Super!) lilaek
Ooods.
' The "BERT"
Linen Tailor-Made Walking Value In new
Skirt Embroideries
Crash B!a k Silk Black, Cream Torclion
PassnniMirie a"! ,e LafCS- Jds
TowellM Triinn.lnfs AI,"Ver 81,(1
Trlnmilngs Laces Insertions
Linen Towels Gloves: Kid, Hosiery: La- Ladies'
' and Wool, Lisle, dies', Children's
Toweling Driving Gloves and Infants' Sweaters
Ladies' Lace and Fancy Silkateeii Knit- Infants'' '
Nockwear ting Wools, all caps and
Corsets Surprises Colors Wraps
tWj
Muslin and Ribbons, Taf- Veilings: White, Women's
Knit' ft ta and Satin, Biowu, Black.
Underwear ..; all Colors Blue, etc. Petticoats
MILLINERY
Mourninir Millinery a specialty,
licit, truilo prices for.K.jjirs and l'oiilii v.
T. J. WIENER, HANCOCK. MD.
ROUSS RACKET STORE!
Prices for February and Alarch.
."W lb., build ing paiier, per roll 7"c.
Tar roofing paper n: and H.
.' oz , Roltle f machine oil 4c.
2 it., covered hmtkol I r.
'.i and 4 j t. , covered bucket . and IHc.
(i and 8 jt covert'l buckets ..K! and -c.
The lieavlest No. H w ash boilers. .KV.
Wood saw double brace We.
Dutt traces trie
Lontf traces per pair. . .4", fiK and iWc
Rreast chains, per pair .'I'.lc
10 (t tin buckets. 10c.
10 t dairy pails 15c.
12 qt dairy pails e.
14 (t dairy pails L'Oc.
Gobbler sets complete. 12c.
Axle, prease in buckets 2l!c.
5 ft cross cut saws !ic.
i ft cross cut saws 91.10.
12-in. shoeing pincers . . . .' 5"ic.
H-in. parpcijier jiincers 24:.
l.'l-in. wood files l.'Jo.
Wajron whips
ColTi'e mills
...OHc
...1H and :12c.
Table oil (doth 15c.
!
. Wo are now .fetndlinff the Walkover sboes at .1.50 a.nd certainly have sold
a. jot of them. See them. We now lnve a nice lot of new shoes i aud it will
pay you to see them. In takin(r an inventory, we find that we have about six
pairs of shoes that wo had last yer at tlu's time.
HULL 8c BENDER,
V Proprietors.
A: XIX'tTTOIt'S NOTICR
Ia1 will uuu I.estiV !
ll'Ut ol David lli'i lni'i' luti. ill '
f'"fB
KulioiMtouutv. HnuKvliiui. (U'ceust'il. :
ii v ir town '
h
t
huviutf, bi'fii r'i-uuluU l6 Wiv. umlcrsiin.'d. ull
lOtlers LsLuint'tiLuiv no i tn' uh.nx .wttito
uersuuH imletMed to the sunt fstnti? iu- n.
i nested tu runliH iilvmhiii . uml ih., i. .!..
ClaiitiM tu pruseut Lde sume wittiotit dt;J;ty to
am. 1). JJRKKNKK.
J. VI Jl A A.
iiki:km:u.
Executors,
HustotiluvvM. JJa.
TO CLKE X COLD IN 0.ME DAY
Take Laxative Dromo QuinhJe
Tablets. AH druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure. E,
W. Grove's signature is on each
box. 2"jc
WEST VIEW,
i A)jNft,jftte Shoemakau.is visit
mg Mrs.'' Jacob 'WeaveV: '''
Marion Roser is visiting his
parents Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Iloser.'
Davio Chesnut spent Sunday
evening at W. fShaw.s.
Airs. Anna Weaver visitod Mrs.
Wm. Weaver Tliursday.
Mrs. J5enjiimin llollensliead
Hieut several days with her
nephew Daniel Jveefer.
Marion and Minuie l.'oser visit
ed W. Ii. Shaw's Wednesday.
Mrs. Uomnne Sharp and sou
Forest, spent Thursday with
Mrs. II. Ii. Hill.
Jerry Hair, wife and daughter,
Lucille, of IloundTop, spent Sun
day at J. W. Truxel's.
John M. Pittinau moved to Pi
geon Cove this week.
A Severe Cold (or Three Montba. -Tho
following letter from A. J.
Nusbaum, of liatesvillo, Ind., tells
its own story. "I suffered for
three months with a severe cold.
A1 druggist prepared me some
medicine, and a physician pre
scribed for me, yet 1 did uot im
prove. I then tried Foley's Hon
ey and 'Jar, and eight doses cur
ed rne." IJefuso Mibstituies.
Sol'd by all dealers.
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shades H to .'I'jc,
He.
r,0 to V.'ic.
Curtain poles. . , ; .
Telescopes
Suit cases
l to 2.(i0
Cotton liats i and lie
Bed blankets
Men's overalls
Men's cotton pants
I !oll inf pins ..,
Double spring traps..
Wire cutlers and plyers
Heavy bridle bits
Dinner buckets
Diet lanterns
.. .. ).") to $1.
. . ..I to T.'X!.
HUc to1.15.
.-. . . .! 10c.
..'...25c.
38c.
!c.
2.1c.
4Mc.
See our 5.V' axes
A nice matting 10c.
Hotter ones al 12, 10, to 25c.
Trunks at all prices 1.00to$;t.
I.antorn jjIoIhs flCl
Lamp burners rand (1c.
We have some bargains la hats for
bftVS 11)1(1 tiinn n Vt.it Ik.l ...
J45c now is :t5c; Wic oues'at 70c: 8(1 .20
ones at 00c. and 1.00. these ipa hr.n.
'iraing
liUGGV SALE.
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1905
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" " "--"ft1 BOU Ul uuuuu
i sale in trout of his store, in McCon
j nellsburr, l'a , on the above day a
i carload of New Bugjfles and Spring
vatrons, also, Corn Plows, Sprlm?
i n" !'r"ws and ""fe'ffy Ha-ne8.
inose articles are all new aiid will
be sold without- resorvu. i. ,'
Sale to begin of 10 o'cloclc a. tfV.,
when u credit of 0 months will be jrfven
on all sums over J5.00.
W. Ii. NKSUIT.
MILL PROPERTY
Tor Sale or Rent.
Owin' to the demands of other bus
iness the undersigned will sell or rent
his mill property at l'ectonvillo, Md.
j Tills mill has line water power the year
iotind, is equipped with full roller
process, has a line custom and is near
a railroad station. Terms are all right
and this is an excellent chance for the
right man. Call on or address tlie
', owner
M. L. l'KCK,
! - 1'ectonvllle, Md.
j Register and Clerk's Notice.
I Notlurm huii-l.y vbd lliut tho following
, !"'''l "inuuits have lllml thKlr ucuouiiu
I in thu Ui-rMnr mid uierk's (iitlne of tiuu
, oiiunlv. 1'u . mid tlmt Ui hiiiiiu Willi).: prasem.
ea to Oil- itrnhuiiM' Couii. ef Mild county lor
ooiii.i'iMiiii,,,, ti, Miiiiiiuv or Mareh
IM'AI. Ill-Ill,! OlH 1(1 ,t.iy J (jlm.li l, M.
I .' ' ""'O "''("unit of SUIwcll W-
. Ii-i i ii x . iiiliul 1 1 i in I or nf mo esliiln or Imuki j,
i i-i-K lute ol 'l'lioliiiion towohlp. (lcceiinctl,
.'. Kirst uml Himi uucomit of J. Tilili n Hill urt-
uiiiiiMi'ittiir ti. I. u, uf Urn kui of John J 1 ill
j laieor HiMliel lownlnj), (Imi. u,oiI.
I l''l't "ii'l Uuu) uocoiiui of M. It, Shiiffnor,
. cei-iilor of the liinl will mill tuntuiiuiiit
or l.thi-r Klt.lier luie uf Tod to nhl, ildrnim-
id.
Kctflsier'i. ofllce. I
Feb. -JU, s
Kd. A. HARI(I.
KnKlHler.
p)r Pale at Trout's drue store.
"Ask for the 1U0B
j Window blinils or
CCdD (i
$! - DOLLARS - Jl!
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 fact6ry 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 RagCarpet 35, 45,
and 50 cents per yaid. ,
40 COOK STOVES
and RANGES
on hand to select from, 13
Furniture
for outside and in; and then furnish it from Top to Bot
tom at bottom Prices. We are having built
3 Carloads of Buggies
and Wagons
which will be here in April and tor higli grade guaranteed
work, we will sell lower than any other dealer in the
county. We get JoblborS Prices
and will sell at wholesale prices.
We have bought
200 Tons
PHOSPHATE
you get nice tresh goods here, and ourprice will be fbwer
than others.
Remember we have
3 Stores
in Huntingdon county.
CLAY
Three Springs, Pa,
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But bur spring trade has been started for
more than a month. We have everything
ready now and the orders for suits are com
ing in. Drop in and place your order, and
-, ; we will take plenty of time and build, you
. " a good .suit. , .
Goldsmith the Tailor
McCbnnQllsburg, Fa.
Opposite the Public School Huilding.
m&nd This TwiVr-
StarTradlng Stamps Given.
Fix It on Your Memory,
It is interesting to know "that"
$12.95 buys an Oak Bedroom Suit,
$12.95 buys a Parlor Suit.
$ 2.95 buys an Enamel Iron Bed
full size.
Qe buys a'Velour covered
CoMch
A postal will brlnu you an illustratHd-elriului It wl.'l post you on
prices.. Complete line oT Furniture, Carpetu, Mullins, 0)1 Cloth
Laco Curtains, Shades, eU!."' '
y'tar Tradinir tumpH g iven.
Pri Frank E. Miller, . ,
( w m. n. n. j I3.17 Eas" Markct s
awwwm4 Vhambersburg, a.
iraPEPSIACURE
DIGESTS WHAT YOU EAT
Tk. II .00 kotll conUInt 3S4 Mm.ilh trial It; hlch Milt (of 80 emUi
rilMHO 0ll.r AT TK. UHUTOl or 1 "
B. C. D.WITT 4h COMPANY. CHICAGO. ILt.
Kodol Almanac and 200
Woven YYNirc Fencing
at Prices so low as to
Surprise all.
to $35 each.
Cheap, medium and high priced.
We can furnish vou hardware
and glass to put up a house, a
steel roof to put on it, and paint
of
which will be in in
time forspnng plant
ing. We carry no
fertilizers over; so
and enjoy the distinction of
carrying the largest variety
of merchandise of a-ny linn
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