. .i m ti.i, ,iiI.ii,i ,
"W. B. feanclr, of Warfordsbur'g,
was among the visitors that re
mem berrd the printer while at
court this week.
Henry H. Deshong1, of Sipes
Mill, and John W. Eard.of Eiutna
ville, spent a few hours in town
hist Thursday.
S. O. Fraker, of Orbisonia, has
o Id his telephone line, known a
the Shade Gap lino to the Tusca
rora Valley Telephone ('omnany.
(Jeorgo A. Winters, of Tlutn
Uun, U the inventor of a milking
stool, which, for simplicity and
perfection, excels anything h,
that line yet brought to our atten
tion. Mrs. Win. M. Di.Nouand daugh
ter, Margaret, ot Titlsburg, arc
visiting Mrs. Dixon's mother,
Mrs. K. L. Daniels, of Licking
Creek township.
' The followiug managers have
been elected for the Chambers
burg it Bedford turnpike com
pany: D. V. Sipes, McConuells
burg: David Brake, St. Thomas:
M. J. Slick, Mercersburg: D. B.
Nace and J. A. Strite, Chambers
burg. The board met and elected
Mr. Strite president and Mr,
Slick secretary and treasurer.
BV THK TONIC ROUTE.
The pills that act as a tonic.and
not as a drastic purge, are De
Witt's Little Early Risers. They
cure headache, constipation, bil
iousncss, etc. Early Iiisers are
small, easy to take and easy to
act- a safe pill. Mack Hamilton
hotel clerk at Valley City, X. D.,
says: "Two bottles cured me ol
clironic constipation." Sold at
Trout's drug store.
Josie Amy Peck.
This community was greatl.y
shocked Friday morning by the
sudden and unexpected death of
Josie Amy, daughter of Jacob
J'onlf and wife, of Thompson
township, of thatdreaded disease,
cholera infantum, aged 1 year, !
month and 27 days. She became
ill Sunday afternoon and steadil.y
grew worse until Friday morn
ing when her spirit wafted away
and went back to the Cod that
gave it. Josie was a bright little
baby and was greatly beloved by
all her friends and neighbors.
Her remains were laid to resl
in the Antioch cemetery, Satur
day, and was followed to her lasl
resting place by a large concourse
of relatives and friends, there to
remain to the resurrection morn,
when it will come forth at the
sound of the trumpet to meet its
Saviour in the skies. The bereav
ed family have the sympathy of
the entire community iu this their
sad hour ot affliction.
"A rose budded on earth to
blfm in heaven."
Covalt, Fa., U.
March loth.
TOClTtfi A COLD IN 0MI: DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure. E.
W. drove's signature is on each
box. LTtc
PLEASANT KIOCiE.
George KaufTman intends to
puachase a now traction engine.
Frank Shives and Jacob KaufT
man were in McCorinellsburglast
Wednesday before the Examin
ing Board.
Riley Truax' spent Saturday
night tho guest of Jared Pittman
in Tnompson township.
Sylvester Shives and George
Wink expect to go to Franklin
county to work.
Andrew Truax received word
Saturday morning of tho death
of his. little grand-daughter Nellie
Morse at Bree.ewood, Bedford
county. Interment at Sideling
Hill Baptist church Sunday.
Siebert Barton and sister EUio
of Brush Creek, spent Saturday
with their sister Miss Ada at
Andover.
Tho readers of the News need
not bo surprised if the News
'comes out edited by the reporter
ht Pleasant Ridge, as some of the
imoplo think that he had better
buy tho plant lrom the present
editor and run tho paper. We
would if we had the money. Prob
ably one of them would lend it to
us.
C0UUH SETTLED O.N MLR LUN0S.
"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 Honey and Tar
which cured her." Refuse sub
stitutes. Soid by all dealers.
?.-ile Register.
Friday, March 24, S. K. Pitt
man, having sold bis real estate
at liarrisonville, will sell at pub
lic sale, his stock, household
goods, store goods, Ac. Sale be
gins at 10 o'clock. He w ill also
begin to auction olT his store
goods on Saturday 18th at 1 o'
clock, to be coutinued.
Friday, March 21. Mrs. Ema
line llobiuson, having aoltl her
farm, wiil sell at her resideuce,
one mile north of Mann stof
tice, horses, cattle, farm imple
ments, household goods, Ac.
Salo begins at 10 o'clock.
Tuesday, March IX Chas. E
Stevens will sell on the J. D.
Stevens farm :.' miles south of
Dublin Mills, live stock; farm nn
piemen ts.graiu, household goods,
Ac. Sale begins at 10 o'clock.
Credit '. mouths.
Wednesday, March L".i, Rachel
A. Spcer will sell at her resideuce
at Saluvia, livestock, farming im
plements, hay, grain, Ac. S-.'le
begius at it o'clock.
Thursday, March '.'). John
Hoover, intending to quit the ho
tel business, will .soil at his resi
dence, the Indian (ueeu hotel, at
Hustontown, 1 horse, and a large
lot of valuable household furni
ture. Sale begins at in o'clock.
Friday, March 31. Alda J.
Sipes, haviug sold her farm, will
sell at her residence, !5 miles
south of llarrisouville, on Fatter
son run, her jiersonal property,
consisting of horses, cattle, farm
ing implements, household goods.
Sale begins at 10 o'clock. Credit
6 months. ,
Thursday, April l.'J. Charles
T.Dixon, having sold his farm,
will sell at public sale at his resi
dence at Sipes Mill, live stock,
farming implements, household
goods, Ac. Sale begins at 10 o'
clock. Credit '. months.
Thursday, April li. Carey T.
Laytou, intending to relinquish
farming, will sell at his residence
in Whips Cove, horses, mules,
cattle, sheep, hogs, farniiug im
plements, household goods, Ac.
Sale begins at H o'clock, sharp.
Credit mouths.
FNi; I'MONIA FOLLOWS A COLD
but never follows the use of Fol
ey 's Honey and Tar. It stops the
cough, heals aud strengthens the
lungs and affords perfect securi
ty from an attack of pneumonia.
Refuse substitutes. Sold by all
dealers.
Ilnglish and I rcnJi Stjlcs Contrasted.
The difference between the
English and French styles of
walking suits is brought out in
an article in the New Idea Wo
man's Magazine for April, where
it is stated that the ornate styles
in vogue fr.r dressy occasions,
trimmed with passementerie,
fancy galloons, braids and lace
ruffles, are French in their origin,
while the English model "is con
lined to morning frocks, is ex
tremely simple in design," and
is cut "in mannish fashion." In
regard to the pcplura effect intro
duced last season and prominent
in this season's styles, the writer
says: "The peplum.is very chic
on slim ligures, but it is not so
becoming to the more rounded
ones. For such figures, the
blouse should end in a postilion or
a smart belt.1'
A Severe Cold lor Three Months.
The following letter from A. J.
Nusbaum, of Batesville, Ind., tells
its own story. "I suffered for
three months with a severe cold.
A druggist prepared me some
medicine, and a physician pre
scribed for me, yet I did not im
prove. I then tried Foley's Hon
ey and Tar, aud eight doses cur
ed me." Refuse Rubstitutos.
Sold by all dealers.
Contractors Wanted fur Hark Peeling.
We, tho undersigned, will con
tract with one, two, or three par
ties to peel bark, for any quantity
such parties think they call peel.
We quote liberally per ton."
For further information call on
H. Kalbaeh A Sons, Aliens Val
ley, opposito Kuobsville, or ad
dress them al Richmond Fur
nace, Franklin county, Pa.
U0T OI F CHEAP.
11a may well think, he has got
off cheap, who, 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 NewLifePihs.
A quick, pleasant aud certain
cure for headache, constipation,
etc. 2jg at Trout's drug store;
guaranteed.
MERCANTILE APPRAIS
ER'S TAX LIST.
McConfiPllsburg, March M, J"5.
The fallowing in a Iht of retail and w huk-nlp
fmlr ut flfttP r In tfooil, re, tnerclmiHliw
cmninoihiien ur r fleet of wlmiMM'fcr kind or
tmture, miliect to iuirrnutlie llrt-y- tn, lit
Fulton riMititr, rViiiivlftrilit, "tttrifVeil tit Mm
proptT ftittliorltluR UitTfln, ty the unl?rpinftl,
1iT(-Hiitiln Appntimr In ami for th county of
Pulton ftf'iitfMtid aihI juiIiIIhIkmI hy tlm illrecttoii
of the Co mmi Unit rant until county.
N union of retailor. CI maIH ration of buntnenn.
Ayr Townplilp.
I. C Ni'Mrr, ni rvhathllm
l. H. I'HitfTxon tV .Son, ni,rcliit'nllr1
f'ctar K ii k, iiii-rrli'iiHlliH1.
Itell'iiM Tiwufttil
.Jowj.1i R. Mflltitf, noTch-uitlim.
(i. .1. Mrlli.lt, HirrtitinllHt'.
Cfirl h.Mellott, mtTrlriiiiluw.
Aiiiiiirtnz Huiivnii, lUfrclmuiiliw,
W. V. Hurt, hM'n hun.liw.
Irwtth l.akr, mT( haiitltxr.
Mm. M.uildn Akrr, mrlirtUilHf
IliMml Town-LIp
-'. r. K. him, iiicri'iiathiii',
Mr. M. I-:. M:itm, ni'TWnui'lue.
Otrni-ll tV Sun, iii''ichliith.r.
H"m. I'filiiMT, nnrrhuTiif.f.
W . I". itorittiii, iio'i -Iisiim.
W . If. k tick, niiii'litimry.
lil. K. lift, lift! iUiU''. "
llnifli Cnek Townplilp.
.1. K tlHckrn, nii-rrtifiuili"'.
(1. II.. Si tlflK'k, llitrl l.:il)illM',
lii'n. Lvncli. iiit-rt-liini'li!!'.
V. Trinx. in'Ti'lmii-ll-f.
M. V. Hfirt, wt;liT.
-luliii ricMinf.-r, lin'trliumliMo. '
(il'O. V. Ml!)il)tt, IIMTfllirnl';.
Jlo nl i i -a lun I, inrclimi(mi
DiLIIii Towti!1ilp.
Hurry H;imil, i'ii;:ir,
S. I.. HllCkll'V, IliTt'llittllll0.
Kriink C JfMic, nnrrhai'iliM.
Mr-. .1. L. W.h h, lutllin.-ry.
J. li. Wi-h li, tniiri'liuiMiiM-.
(J. Ki'lit'v. hi -rchaiMlihu.
thin. 1- Sprc.i, ri.Hlr.
t;hn!. Mrilfiit-u, uircliathllrtc,
K. -M (lints mei chuntJi'.
J'.linur Kmiiftfy, mcrt'liiinill'M?.
S. ii. Cronici , xtovi'i.
lioy Morrow, iiii'ti'hiiiiili.xo.
L. II. tiruvt', utt'i i:hnn'liM.
Wlin (r.liit-r A. Son, lui-rchfuntiMj.
1. Irking Cri-uk TownHliip.
Ionk)iIi It. Mcllott; jron liuinllfK.
W. K. SpeiT, u.urclminllHu.
V il. Ilnli'iifttit-Hil, nieicliutnliHe.
K. J. Crott. iiier:liHiHiie,
M(Coimt'llflur
y.r. A. F. Lit I If, millinery,
tiro. Y. Snitlh, ifriM-erifK.
io. It. Miillotl. Imnlwurc nnl niarlilnrf y.
V. II. Nfflnt , haritwart;.
C. C. Itciuk-r, Knii't-ilfM.
Win, Nttinur, turnituri!.
J roiit'- Dnij Sitiru, ornH.
W. ji. Du kHtii. drnH.
(ito, W. Ui'iHticTiV niercliainlixo,
Hull A llt-mltfr inen'liumJiM'
4ifit. Kt-Xltltll, ('iHTH
T. .1. i;nnr)r, l;iriotng impletiieiitM.
A. I'. ;tr .V Non., iiijrcli;iiit tiiilor.
S. A. ffhit, f liruii ii 4 implnotMitK,.
Alln rt Ston r, ninV'-s .V l.uiuy goorU,
Ino. A. Irwin, Krocrit-.
. M. Kt'inicdyi liritt'jt.
I. Iv. rlolmstoii, liu-rclitiTi'tiw.
Iihi. W. tin-.ill't'ml. nicri'liHiLle.
I.. . .Scyliir, cin-trf.
J.ivM Mitliov, iot't'rit'P.
A. . Irwin V o,, tiiiliiiicry.
PSIcinti:i;l(f Itros., ruivnct.
'I ltnn. iiillll. lOrtTio. ,
I. I. M:t1ili, liiH IM'W.
(J. It. hteveiif, noTi-liant tailor
t.'inrlt K. .Si'o.i, yiiH-rric-.
(mi, W. H;ih A' Co., nn rrhaii'li!.
JSiiiniiel Hfii'lcr, tuiniiurts
s. Cl-v(-ii4-r, tnrniiure.
Tuylor Townlitp.
f'uli'b Huiton, niL'i i-h.-indifi.
V. It. Kv;iif, ljujfi;i'H.
elfin (Jlifniiiit, luruititri' lia'Uwiin.
A . .1 , l,;iinln-iHon " ini;ii-)tuiidiMi.
N. .M. Kirk, nuTcli.ui'llhf .
W. Ij hurkstivHM'r, incr-'tunidlht'.
S. t'. (Iruci'V. loti'i:ttHiioii(i.
M H'hiK't I.h'mIik. iiiiTfhiitidiHe.
lUit.i rt Hilton, iiH:r-liaiidint.
A. N. Wittur, nicrchiiiidlMi.
ThoiiiM,u TdwiihIi
J. M. CnvHlt, ineri'lifiiHli-o.
Atiiofi SliHrfiL'. inori b:i riJ
Iiici, C. I .oni;lfi, i.'riliittiillH,.
l.i'hiiM Kvrrt. riit'rch.iiHliM.
i f.. V. !jllU, Ill!ri-Illlllltl'.
Toil TDWUIllp.
Iithrt A. Huiiill. hiiT.-lutiiillni ,
.lodn '. illlllt, IfltTI'luilnllSit.
hit I'ure, iiii.Ti-liKiiilitt.
i iii'in 'owllli,.
.ImnCM A. I'.i'iittv, fncrfli;intllHi'.
M. i. Lii-hh-y, nn-r cliitii.tix;.
Sri li-vt-r llniK., IIILM't'tiatKllnb.
S. K. .Me Kim-, ini-ri-liiiiittlM!.
n tlii-rult ItriMlii-rs, ni -rirhuniliN,-.
Wi-Uh 'J'uwntiii.
V. II. ItitiniigiiriliMT, nib-rnliuiiillkL-.
.M. W. lluiit'k, iiiirrrh.iiiilii.i-.
N. li. (.'ininiiitliiiiu, niei I'tiMliiliHO.
V.. A. Morton, ui'-ri-li;inilHi.
.Mi. K. i.. Mi Dliiin, iiiil'lnrry.
Urn. W. hiu:, mi-rchu mlt-tr.
li. i. ll'trlun. lut.-i't'liitiiiliM.-.
Atnl ni.li.-o in li.Ti.hy (ilvtrn tt, all tuxuhlef
tlCTI-lll lllHl all fill. K.'.llf.llllICO villi Hit-
Mi-ri-uiitili- A pt.r li-. ' Act of Ai-simiiIiIv lll lie
ln l.l by liie Tr-iiMit-!.r ul' Killtitn iiouiily, Hi titm
tit i.'iiii.iuiii-Mnii wiiit the kiaiiI A ijriilM-r, tit the
olti.-t; III Hit- Cniiiilv Tl i'Iihiitlt, ill IIjij Cmirt
Il.tiii, .Mi-Cm llslmr, l'eliiisylvitliiii, (ill .Moii-
l-'V- A.lll III. I'.IIW, I...IWIMJII Hiu hull I I. ,i iii
u'llltirku lit. lim) 4 u'l-lnclt p. hi., wlllrn tlllil
wli.im All p:irtn:s I iitiTentoii uiu rnilllruij lo p
puur Htul nil Krii'V.tm-f-N uill ho hiniril.
.Kc. W. IIIXSHN.
.MiJI'ctiiililu Aiirttlnitr.
ATTACKED BV A MOB
aDd boatcu, in a labor riot, until
covered with sores, a street cor
conductor applied lSucklen'H Ar
nica tSalve, and was soon sound
and well. -'1 use itiu my family,"
writes Cm. J. Welch, of Tekonaha,
Mich., 'and find it perfect."
Simply great for cuts and burns
Only LT. cat Trout's drug store.
BURNT CABINS.
Miss Edith Speck is homo on a
vacation from Millcrsville State
Normal.
Mrs. Uebecca Miller, who
spent tho winter with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Gracy Naugle, returned
to her homo at Kanuettsburj; last
Saturday.
Oren Cisney, who has boon era
ployed at I'arkosburg, l'a., re
turned home last Saturday.
Ceo. Carlon, of Shade Cap,
spent a few days last week with
his two daughters at this placo.
liev. J. S. Phillips started Mon
day for Conference at Berwick,
Luzerne county.
Chalmers Peterson and Cora
Doran spent Saturday at Neely
ton. Miss Anna Price, of Neelyton,
is spending sometime with her
sister, Mrs. James Waters.
Tho people of this section, who
have had grippe, are better at
this writing.
FOUV'8 HONhV AND TAR
Cures coughs and colds. .
Cures bronchitis aud asthma.
Cu res crou p and whopping cough.
Cures hnarm-ness and bronchial
troubles.
Cures puciinouia afud la grippe.
Sold by all dealern.
WIENER
MILLINERY
Clever Conceptions of Artistic
Millinery Ready for Easter
Children's and Infants' Headwear, Flow
ers and Foliage, Fine Ribbons, Fancy
Gauzes and Chiffons.
o
3-
Dress
Wonderful Offerings
In
Spring Dress Good's
Mohairs, Voiles, Poplar Cloth, "Soiesette."
Shirt-Waist Goods in all the
Spring Washable Fabrics
Linen, Gingham, Aercerized Silk, Wash
Silks, Fil de Soie.
Novelties, Belts, Neckwear, Gloves, Jus
trite Corsets, Beautiful Muslin under
wear, Hosiery, Select Diess Trim
mings, Laces and Embroideries.
T. J. WIENER,
Hancock, Vd.
SLi: HANNKR
ROUSS RACKET STORE!
4
Prices for February and March.
l!0 U)., building paper, per roll 7"'.
Tar roofing paper "" und $1.
,'i o. , bottle of machine oil 4c.
2 qt., covered bucket "e.
.'1 and 4 t., covered bnekct. .H aud 10c.
( and 8 cjt covered buckets .A'.i and 2(hi.
The heaviest No. R wash boilers. .K'hj.
W.od saw double brueo 40c.
Hutt traces 40c
I.ont; traces per i.air...4S, 5 and (iKc.
Breast chains, per pair li'.'c
10 qt tin buckets 10c.
10 qt dairy pails liic.
12 qt dairy pails 17c.
14 it dairy pails 20c.
Cobbler sets complete 42c.
Axle ;rcuse iu buckets 2.'ic.
5 ft cross cut siws !IK.
ft cross cut saws $1.10.
12-iu. shoeing pincei-s 5"c.
S-in. cai')enter pincers " ..24c.
l.'l-in. wmid tiles I'M;.
Wagon whips OHo.
Collee mills IS and 32c.
Table oil oloth l"x
We are now handling tho Walkover shoes at $.1.50 and certainly have sold
a lot of them. See them. We now have a nice lot of now shoes and It will
pay you to see them. In taking an inventory, wo llnd that we have about six
pairs of shoes that we had last year at this time. '
HUJL,L Sc BENDER,
Proprietors.
The April Smart Set.
In the novelette which opens
the April Smart Set, (iraco Mac
Clowan Cooko has struck an en
tirely new note in fiction. It is a
story of the West? so saturated
with the atmosphere of that part
ofourcountry and so photograph
ic in its depiction of ranch life
that it will tako high rank among
the best tales of that class: yet it
is more as a character study that
"TheKed-IIeaded Woman" will
win praise. Tho heroine is tho
most original, tho most human,
the most refreshing woman, who
for a loxig tinio has stepped Jrom
a printed page. There is no read
er who will not be fascinated by
her vagaries and interested in
her remarkable career.
A GUAKANTI I O CtKI; F0K PILHS.
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 0 to 11 dayti.
First application gives ease and
rest. 50c. If your druggisthasn't
it send 50c in stamps and it "will
bo forwarded post-paid by Paris
Medicine Co., St. Louis, Mo.
Branch Manager,
We intond opening a Uranch in
this, or adjacent towns, for the
district between York and Som
erset counties, and require a
thoroughly reliable aud compe
tent life man to take charge as
District Manager. Good renew
al contract. Communication con
fidential. Address
Bun Life Assurance Co. of Canada,
(111 (111 Stephen (i Irani liulldlng,
Philadelphia, Pu.
flSSr Ccrly Rlscra
Th famous UtiiM pU.
Silks
o
3t
PATTERNS.
Window blinds or shades S to Hoc,
Curtain poles He.
Telescopes ...,.'i(J to
Suitcases il to f2.l0
Cotton bats !l and lie
Med blankets (15 to 1.
Men's overalls !IH to 7o!.
Men's cotton punts Nile to 91.15.
Rolling pins 10c.
Double sjiring traps: 25c.
Wire cutters und plyers 38c.
Heavy bridle bits c.
Dinner buckets 2:tc.
Diet, lanterns 4Sc.
See our 55c axes
A nice matting 10c.
Hotter ones at 12, 111, to 2.5c.
Trunks ut all prices $1.(10 to S.'i.
Lantern globes 5c.
Lamp burners 5 and ic.
We have some barguins la hats for
boys and men, a hat that we sold at
45t now is :i."ic; 8!ie onus at 70c; $1.20
ones at !iOe, and $1.00, these are bar
gain.1 MILL PROPERTY
Tor Sale or Rent.
Owing to the demands of other bus
iness the undersigned will sell or rent
his mill property at Pectonvillo, Md.
This mill bus line water power the year
round, is equipped with full roller
process, has a lino custom and Is nea
a railroad station. Terms are all right
and this is aii-excellent, chance for the
right man. Call on or address the
owner
M. PKCK,
Pectonvillo, Md.
pXKCUTOit'sNorior;.-i.tiiwiii una iemii
uienl or IMvIti llt-uriiur.liite of Tuyliti town
Hlnp, KlltLOIII-OlllltV. I'l'DDylVlilliu. (l(t(UKC'(l.
l.c-tlers tCNtuini-nlui-y un Urn nhiivo ustulti
having lirtm Ki-uuteil lo Out uuderHiirneil, ull
pei-HoiiH liiiU-htcil to thu huiU umiuh ure re
ijiinsitrU in uiukrt imyiiiL-iiL, nd IIiokh liuvlnv
oluiuis to iiresittit tilt, hilme without Uttltly lo
tiKt. I. IIKKKNKIC
i.yiiia a. ni:i:KNKit,
Executors,
" Hustontown. Ii.
California.
California entertains every
year a host of visitors. By rea
son of this, she has gained a great
reputation for hospitality. Cali
fornia wants you to visit her this
spring. Tho Rock Island Sys
tem would like to havoyou try its
up-to-dato service from Chicago
or St. Louis to the Golden State.
Asa special inducement greatly
reduced rates are offered daily,
March 1 to May".. Ask your
homo agent or write to John Se
bastian, Passenger Trallic Man
ager, Kock Island System, Chi
cago. 0no T.linute Cough Cure
Fop Cough, Colds and Croup.
Ixr Sale at Trout' dru? store.
"Ask for the 1905
17 1 IT
A (t .
ifc'ijifll Jllftlifl
$!
Vour dollars will go farther at our store than any
where else. We have just received a car of Barb Wire,
Smooth Wire and'Nailst which we bought in November
when the price was the lowest, and 'we can sell to you
now for less than factory price.
r A A rkArVC Woven Wire Fencing
IjUU KUUb at Prices so Ion as to
Surprise all.
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 yard.
40 COOK STOVES
and RANGES
on hand to select from, 13
Ull IIJIIU IU iClCll 1IU1I1, )
Furniture
We
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 ior 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 TOMS Of which will he in in
TMIAPIMl BTT time for spring plant-
PlSOSPH A I r ,n- We cany no
& I1VUI Hill fertilizers over; so
you get nice fresh goods heiv.ard ou-price will bo lower
than others.
Remember we have
3 Stores
in Huntingdon county.
CLAY PARK,
Three Springs, Pa.
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and brought with it a great many orders for
suits. If you have not placed your order yet
drop in and look over our line of Roods, get
prices and see how we 'build a suit. We can
show you any thing in our line and we are
sure to please you. '
GOLDSMITH'S TAILORING
PLACE.
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McConnellsburg, Fa.
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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. (
RA QC; buys ex Velour covered
CfcO.S couch
, A postal will bring yoft an Illustrated clrcnlur. H will p0Kt you on
prlom. Conipliito Uun, of Furnituro, Cariets, MuttlnKH, Oil Cloth,
Lot-o Curtains, Stiudim, out. -
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DOLLARS - $ !
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Cheap, medium and high priced.
can furnish vou hardware
and glass to put up a house, a
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and enjoy the distinction of
carrying the largest variety
of merchandise ot any firm
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