.let Tre Co;? ?eii',c,
J. Wesley was not the oti'ry
"Lickm'cricker" at the Inaugur
ation, as the following letter will
show:
Ofllce of Supervisor,
Trenton, New Jersey,
M uirli Z, TltOS.
lOditor News: Noting your
mention m the Fulton County
News that our friend J.Wesley
llop was the only representative
from Liekiug Creek in attendance
at the Inauguration of "Teddy'
ou March 4th, I wish to state
that another of Licking Creek's
sons helped to swell the crowd.
Am sure that "Teddy" would
have been "de lighted" to have
known that two representatives
from the well-known Domocnatii-
stronghold had forsaken political
differences for tlie time being
aud were enthusiastic coustitut-
eiits of the policy of the rights of
American citizens as outlined by
him.
Am very sorry I did not meet
J. Wesley, as we might have at
tended the Inaugural Kali, or
something else as memorable.
Anyhow, "Teddy" got there with
a great ovatioi; yet, I noticed
with regret that the "Oak Glen
Band" was not present to assist
in rendering "America."
With kindest regards, and
wishing the P'ulton County News
continued success, 1 am,
Yours truly,
Will N. Stkwart.
BY Till: 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
iousness, etc. Early Risers are
small, easy to take aud 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.
STILWBLL'S RIDUE.
Mrs. Jocob Peck is seriously
ill.
Ed Sigel is singing a lull-a-by
it's a boy.
Eon Barnliart was a guest at
Win. Sigels Saturday and Sun
day night.
Sunday school will be re-organized
at Oakley next Sunday by
Rev. Meeks.
Mrs. Mary Feck and daughter
Olive and Howard Martin and
family visited Wm. Sigel's Sun
day. Mrs. Joe Mellott was visiting
her father-in-law, Enoch Mellott,
one day last week.
Miss Stella Sigel has gone to
McConnellsburg where she has
employment in the home of Mrs.
Abbio Little.
Charley Cordon, of Need more,
has a goose egg that measures
12 x l.i inches in circumference,
with four yolks.
Howard Martin's lime kiln is
nearly completed. Ezra L. Peck
is superintending the construc
tion, and Emanuel and Charley
Fegley, and Charley and Ira
Gordon are assisting him.
A GUARANTEED CI HE FOR PILES.
Itching, blind, bleediDg or pro
truding piles. Druggists refund
money if Pazo Ointment fails to
cure any case, no matter of how
long standing, in f to 14 days.
First application gives ease and
rest. 5uc. If your druggisthasn't
it send 50c in stamps and it will
be forwarded post-paid by Paris
Medicine Co., St. Louis, Mo.
Mr. Samuel M. Glass moved to
Chambersburg Monday. Sammy
has beeii a resideut of McCon
nellsburg about twenty-three
years, and it is with regret that
we lose him as a citizen. We hope
lie and his family will iiud their
new homo pleasant.
The entertainment at the Court
House Friday evening by Dr. J.
F. Harton with the X-Kay, wire
lesi telegraphy, Radium, and
many other beautiful and inter
esting experiments, will, from an
educational and scientific stand
point, be one of the best ever
tfiven here. The admission will
be - cents and not 10 cents as
stated last week. It has been
found that a ten-cent admission
will not nearly cover expenses.
PNC UMONIA FOLLOWS A COLD
but never follows the use of
ey s Honey and Tar. It stops the
cough, beals and strengthens the
lungs and affords perfect securi
ty from an attack of pneumonia.
Refuse substitutes. Bold by ail
dealer.
i Thursday, March 30. John
J Hoover, intending to quit the ho
j tel business, will sell at his resi
! dence, the Indian Queen hotel, at
Ilustoutown, 1 horse, and a large
lot of valuable household furnl
; ture. Sale begins at lu o'clock.
! Friday, March 31. Alda J.
Sipes, having sold her farm, will
: soil at her residence, it nnlos
'. south of Harrisouvillo, on Fatter-
son run, her personal property,
consisting of horses, cattle, farm
ing implements, household goods.
Sale begins at 10 o'clock. Credit
6 months.
Thursday, April ?. 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, oie. Sale begins at 10 o'
clock. Credit !i months.
Thursday, April G. Carey T.
Layton, iutendiug to relinquish
farming, will sell at his residence
in Whips Cove, horses, mules,
cattle, sheep, boss, farming im-
! plements, household goods, &c.
I Sale begins at ! o'clock, sharp.
I Credit 8 months.
ATTACKED BY A MOB
and beaten, in a labor riot, until
covered with sores, a street car
conductor applied Tiucklen's Ar
nica Salve, and was soon sound
and well. -'1 use it in my family,"
I writes G. J. Welch, of Tekonsha,.
Mich., "and find it perfect."
Simply great for cuts aud burns
j Only L'5 cat Trout's drug store.
I . - -.-
I Ilustontow 11.
I Miss Kmuia Laidig cuine home
j last Sunday after having spent
! several weeks at l'.road Top City.
! Mrs. Ezra Ileefner, of I'itts-
burg, was a recent visitor at the
j home of the Ileefner family in this
j place.
I Floyd Shaw recently purchased
j a lot from Jacob Strait and will
j build a house thereon in the near
. future.
j W. F. Laidig and force of cur
j pouters completed the building of
1 a stable on the parsonage lot, and
I an addition to the house owned by
! David Heefner, Jr.. last week.
! It is rumored that Miss Lena
! Laidig will open up a first class
j up-to-date millinery store in this
I place, this spring.
! The Ladies' Aid Society will
serve ice cream, chicken swallop
and other refreshments on the day
of John Hoover's sale, Thursday,
March '30th.
Miss Winifred Mct.ler of Har
risouvillo stopped here last Friday
night on hor way homo from
Clearlield.
Dan ISishop lias moved into the
house vacated by .Mrs. George
Doshong, the latter moving back
to the farm. Other changes con
templated this week are: John
Hoover into his own house, now
occupied by George Clevengcr,
who will move into the David
Ileefner house; John Martz into
the hotel vacated by Mr. John
Hoover, and Mr. Ephraiin Nead
into the house owned by the Daw
ney heirs.
COL'UH SETTLED O.N HER LINOS.
"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." Kefuse sub
stitutes. Sold by all dealers.
Bark Wanted.
We are in the market for a
large quantity, this year's peel,
Rock Oak and Hemlock bark.
For prices, apply to
Sai.th.lo tannkky,
3-20. m2. Saltillo, Pa.
Book on California
50 pages, 70 illustrations. De
scribes California and the route
there. Chicago, Milwaukee and
St. Paul. Union Pacific and South
ern Pacific Line.
This is the route of The Over
land Limited. Leaves Union Pas
senger Station, Chicago, 6.0") p.
m. daily. Arrives San Francis
co the third day in time for din
ner. California book sent for (5
cents postage. F. A. Miller,
f ieueral Passenger Agent, Chica
go, or W. S. Howell !M Broad
way, New York.
FOLEY'S HONfcV AND TAR
Cures coughs aud colds.
Cures bronchitis and asthma.
Cures croup and whooping cough.
Cures hoarseuess and bronchial
troubles.
Cures pneumonia and la grippe.
Sold by all dealers.
MERCANTILE APPRAIS
ERS TAX LIST.
McCoutipll'burg, March 13, 19' S.
Tlie followinfU a Mat of remll nnil nholenftle
vender or ileHlert In (foods, wnr?s, mrctifl inline
commodities or t'tlectt ol wlmt-ot ?tr kimi or
tmture, mibiert to r niiTonntilo liei'int :xt tn
Futtmi county, Pt'nii'vlviwiia, .'I'tnrnml tn ihv
proper itnttiorttlt-M fhm In, ly tin umlemtfimd ,
MrrcMiittlp Aipmlrfr In mul fur the coiniiv of
Fulton At'oreKiiid mid imMiidittd by the ilin-otloii
of the CommtHMiomrM ol unit! county.
KaniiHr retailor. Clarification of bnHitp.
Ayr Ton itililp.
I. !. Seldom, merchandise
1. H. rntltToti A foti, mori'liaudlftc.
I'ctor Mi k, inerclnihdiHO.
ltd lust Towi)Plili,
lowdi II. Mellott, mereliAtKllM.
it. .1. .Mellott, merehtiili"o.
nrl l. Mellott, nier'hniidte.
AhlmnHZ Kmiynti. ineri-hHtiiltKe,
W. K. Hurt, iniTchitiidlte.
iloHeph Luke, mere Immune.
Mr. Mittildii Akers, merchandise.
Itethel Township.
Ueo. K. It. Hill, tnerrhriiHliae.
Mrs. M. II, Mum, meri'liH!idt.e,
''urnell V Son. mrcluiiidie.
Wm. I'tilnirr, IiHTeJiundlw.
W. I. iirdtn, inerchiindite.
W. It. Itanek. iniichinei v.
hi. K, Kit., lnirdwiirc. '
lrnli Creek Township,
I .1. I' .lurk-on, nicrchrtiidls'.
H.Selienck, niercliitndir-e.
lieu. O. Lynch, inerchiinile,
W, Trimx. itu'rehiiiidife.
S. W. Hurt, Jeweler,
lolin I'lextner, inerchundlnn.
t'tw. . Mellott, inrrchittidtae.
Howard Ufirltuiri, luerctitmllHe.
Dublin Townnhip.
Harry Hum II, cijriint.
S. t, lluckley, mere ham line.
Frank C. Ilafo, inetchandlm.
Mn..l. L. Welch, milliimry.
il. H. Welch, mer liatoilHt',
L. (J. Kelley, merchandise.
J no. K. Speck, ci urn.
tJhMM. Mcliehi'U, merchatidUfl
H. M. t;iiue, mci ch.'tndise.
hluier liainey, nierch;iullHA.
S. H. Cromer, stoves.
liity Morrow, inerchumlise.
L. IL Grovn, merchamlise.
Winetiardner A Son, luerchamliso.
Licking Creek Towmdilp.
iloneph B. Mellott, n'erchamlise.
W. It. Speer, u.u rchaudksu.
W H. Holeiifiif nd, merchamllHe.
K. 0. Crott, merchamlifl.
McConnellsburg.
A.ri. A. K. Little, millinery,
(ieo. W. smith, groceries
iei. It. Mellott, Imnhviire and inuehlnery.
W. II. Nebit, hardwitru.
41. C. Bender, jfrocerlen.
Win. Sttiner, turiiiliirr.
Trout s Druu' Sltui'. tliuyn.
. S. IMrkmtn. irny.
tieo. W. K-'iMiei & ;o.f merehatidie.
Hull A: Bender iii'-relutudlMt
ieo. Lexrnth, eluars
T. :onierer, tai tiling implements.
A. I . Niit e V Son., iitorclmnt tailur.
S. A. eMit, iitrminjf Implements.
Albert Ston.T, stovi V t'uncy goods,
Iiki. A. Irwin, jfrocfrms.
W. M. Kcuneoy, hurnens.
I. K . JtJiiiiMou, merelittndise.
Jim. W. (ri'eathcttd. uu;rchautlne.
I, . W. SeylHr, cigars.
);tvid Malloy, uiocerieit.
A. .1. Irwin A' Co., niklilnery.
Sloiileiitfle Urns., iiiuecrifs. "
Tliurt. Hti'ilil, jrot:eries.
J. 1. Mhdii, hurness.
(;. H. Stevens, merchant tailor
Chiirh s V. Scotr, yrocei ies,
(ieo. W. Iliivs A' Co., merchamlipe. ,
Samuel bender, furniture.
W. S. Clevener, tiirutture.
Taylor Township.
Caleb Barton, merehaudiye,
V. U. Kvans, buntiU'n.
Clem Chesinit, turntture A liadware.
A.d. Lambeinon merch:uidifcu
N. M. Kirk, mt;rchandie.
W. L Herk."tivst;r, liierchauillhe.
S. C. (iracey. nirehtiiutirt:.
M i(.had Laidig, ntrehiiinltfe.
Uoht-rt liuloll. niereliiiiidiHt'.
A.N. Wider, merchandise.
Thompson Towiinlilp,
.). H. Covait, tuerehandisit.
A 1110H Shat pe, niercLaudi."e.
'IliO. C. l(Mll:i(-S, UIITCllIlNliise,
iieiiiiit Kveils, Jiu-rehaiidise.
(ieo. W. Hi.-iliop, merchandise.
Tod Township.
lohii A. Hamll, mer.'hainllse,
dohu . lihiht, nn-ri'liHiidtse.
Ira Fore, nu rehaiidise.
I'nioii Towtishii.
lames A. Beatty, mercliaudiso.
S. 1. Lashlcy, merchsi ndise.
Scrievnr Itros., uii-rehuitdise.
S. F.. MeKee, meivh;uidie.
Moitlicr;itt liiiithers, un rchanilihe.
Wells Town.-hip.
W. H. BtiumurdiM'r, mvrehandiye.
M. W. Houck. iiierchauiie.
N. i, Ctiniihihiim, lnerehaudiso.
K. A. Ilorton, merehamli'H.
Mm. II. K. MeCiain, milMm ry.
tieo. W. Sipe, mi-rch:imli'e.
I r.. ilorton, mei vIihimIIm:,
j And iiotn e is hereby given lo all taxablec
: herein that an appeal, in aeeonhtneo with the
Mercantile Appraiser's Act of Assembly will be
I held by the Treasurer of Fulton county', acting
' conjunction with the Haid Appraiser, at the
jothceofthe County TruaMirer, in the ourt
I Hoime, MfCoTim-xt,urk', Pcnnsvlvitnia, on Mon
day. April It), i!Hir b-dween the hours of 10
o cidck a in. ami 4 o clock p. m., wlien miM
where all parties Interested are. required to ap
pear and all grievances will be heard.
(iKti. W. H1XHON,
Mercantile Appraiser.
Needinorc.
Mrs. Mary llernhart moved
Monday to her farm in Pigeon
Cove.
Buzil Clark, who had been suf
fering for a long time from u large
ahcess, is able to be around some
by the aid of a crutch.
Mrs. Dr. Palmer and baby Paul
are spending this week with friends
in Chamberburg.
Amos Sharp of Thompson at
tended the Fire Insurance meeting
here last Saturday.
Addie Snyder, who was danger
ously ill lust weelv, is reported bet
ter. Lemuel (iarlund is slowly recov
ering from a bud attack of grippe.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Kunyan spent
Sunday with Capt. Dixon and
family at Sipes Mill.
The ollicers and directors of the
new lire insurance company met
here on Monday to adopt by-laws.
etc., for the permanent organiza
tion. T. K. Dowries was last week in
itiating himself into the book can
vassing business. He reports fair
ly good success.
John D. Mellott expects to
move into his new house here this
week.
(JOT OI F CHEAP.
He 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 healtlj. Nothing will do
this but Dr. King's NewLifePills.
A quick, pleasant and certain
cure for headache, constipation,
etc. L'Sc at Trout's drug store;
guaranteed.
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.
5. Brcss
Wonderful Offerings
In
Spring Dress Goods
Mohairs, Voiles, Poplar Cloth, "Soiesette."
Shirt-Waist Goods in all the
Spring Washable Fabrics
Linen, Gingham, Mercerized Silk, Wash
Silks, Fil de Soie.
Novelties, Belts, Neckwear, Gloves, Jus
trite Corsets, Beautiful Mushn Under
wear, Hosiery, Select Diess Trim
mings, Laces and Embroideries.
T. J. WIENER,
Hancock, Vd.
SEK BANNER
The Event of the Millinery Season !
SPRING AND SUMMER OPENING
. Tuesday, April ISth and Wednesday, 19th,
I905.
Having just returned from tlie city I will exhibit not, only a choi.-e
PATTERN HATS
, but a la.ye. complete and attractive stock of every thin.' lu the Mil
linery !An Fine Uoscw, Kxquisne Small Flower,, UrlltU, Laces,
Cluirons, Maluies, Silks, Uibbons, Ladies Neckwear, &c.
Lena B. LeucHg,
Hustontown, Pq,
ROUSS RACKET STORE!
Prices for February and March.
.'10 lb., building paper, per roll. .. .7i"c.
Tar roofing paper ;.",e and 1.
.1 .., bottle of maehiue oil 4o.
2 (t., covered bucket Tic.
:i and 4 t., covered bucket . .K and 0c.
11 and S (t covei'e.f buckets ..!.'! and 20e.
The heaviest No. 8 wash boilers. .H,",e.
Wood saw double brace l!)e.
Butt traces 40c.
Lonjj traces per pair... 4, 58 and (iHc.
Breast chains, per pair :t0e
10 qt tin buckets 10c.
10 qt dairy pails .....l,re.
12 qt dairy pails He,
14 qt dairy pails 20c.
Cobbler sets complete 42e.
Axle grease in buckets 2:ic.
5 ft cross cut saws. ." 08i.
.'i ft cross cut saws $1.10.
12- in. shoeing pincers 5."ie.
8-in. carpenter pincers 24u.
13- iu. wood files f..l.'lc.
Wagon whips use.
Coffee mills 18 and 32c.
Table oil oloth irJC.
We are now handling the Walkovor
a lot of them. See them. We now h
pay you to soe them. In taking an In v
pairs of shoes that we had last yeir at
HULL Sc BENDER,
Proprietors.
Branch Manager,
We intend openiug a Branch in
this, or adjacent towns, for the
district between York and' Som
erset counties, and require a
thoroughly reliable and compe
tent life man to take charge as
District Manager. Good renew- j
al contract. Communication con
fidential. Address
Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada,
(ill (114 Stephen Girard Building,
Philadelphia, I 'a.
Contractors Wan ted for Bark Peeling.
We, the undersigned, will con
tract with one, two, or three par
ties to peel bark, for any quantity
such parties think they can peel.
We quote liberally per ton.
For further Information call on
H. Kalbach & Sons, Aliens Val
ley, opposite Knobsville, or ad
dress them ax, Richmond Fur
nace, Franklin county, Pa.
llev. John H. Harney, of Clear
ville, is a candidate for the nomi
nation for county commissioner
of Hertford county.
Silks &
PATTJ-HNS.
44
Window blinds or shades 8 to 35c,
Curtain poles
8o.
....50 to 75c.
.$1 to ,2.(i0
...! and 11c
.... 05 to $1.
...38 to 5c.
89c to $1.15.
....! 10c.
Telescopes ;,,
Suitcases
Cotton bats
lied blankets
Men's overalls
Men's cotton pants
Itolling pins
Double spring traps
Wire cutters and plyers
Heavy bridle bits
Dinner buckets
Dietz lanterns
See our 55c axes
A nice matting
.....25c.
38c.
i)c.
23c.
48c.
10c
..12, 10, to 25e.
$1.00 to $3.
5c.
lietter ones at. . .
Trunks at all pri.
Lantern globes..
Lamp burners
5 and 0c,
We have some bargains i i hats for
boys and men, a hat that we sold at
45c now is 35c; 8ilc ones at 70c; 1.20
ones at ilOc, and l.l)0, these are bar
gains. shoes ut $3.50 aud certainlv have ,lrl
ave a nice lot of new shoes and it will
eritory, we iind that we have about six
nils time.
MILL PROPERTY
For Sale or Rent.
v "ing to tha demands of other bus
iness the undersigned will sell or rent
his mill property ut Pectonville, Md
This mill has line wat.-r power the year
round, is equipped with full roller
process, bus a tine 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 the
owner
M. Zi. I'KCJC,
I'ectonville, Md.
l.'XKCUTOK'HNOTICfc.-'l.iuiiwill unu tents
1 - lii.Mit of LMvId HuofMKr.lttin of Tuvl.ir lnwu
klllD. t-'UllOII .HMIIlLV. t'HIJDM IvUllll. lM..l.nkM,l
I .atlttrNtt'HiiuiuMiUiry on Um uhovu entuttf
ImvuiK been imiumcl la tlm umlr.lxnU, ull
j persotiH Indebted tu tht. Nuid rtMutf ttrt r
I iie-xted to aiuka payment, und th.mtf huvlutf
1), HKKKNKIt,
I.VDIA A HKhl'NII.
Kxeuutorx,
i in. UuNtontown. u.
pjr Sale at Trout's drug store.
"Ask for the 1905
$ ! - DOLLARS - $ !
Vour 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 vou
now for less than factory price.
r AA rrVC Woven Wire Fencing
IDUU KUUlJ at Prices so low 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 yaid.
40 COOK STOVES
and RANGES
on hand to select from, 13
uii iianu iu otivi iiuiii,
Furniture
, . r - - - -, r -
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 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
a ard enjoy the distinction of
OtOrCS cai"ryi" the Iarest vanely
ot merchandise ot any firm
in Huntingdon county.
CLAY PARK,
Three Springs. Fa.
Spring is Here at Last
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drop in and look over our line of goods, 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,
McConnellsburg, Fa,
Opposite the Public School Building.
Wmmmmmmmt,m
Read This Twice
C
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.
CDA ncr buysaVelourcovered
po. couch
A postal will briuff you an Illustrated clrculur. It will post you on
prices. Complote lln of Furniture, Carpets, MattiutfH, Oil Cloth,
Luce Curtains, Shades, etc. '
Stur Trading tamps (flven. "
Clote to
W. M. IX. It.
depot.
DYSPEPSIA CURE
DIGESTS WHAT YOU EAT
TUII.00bolooBtaln2!Hm.thtrllili,whlcli Mil. for 50 m,
I WU 0L AT TMI LAKIATOIV ttW J
B. C. D.WXTT COMPANY. CUICAGO, n-
Kodol Almanac and 200
to 35 each.
Cheap, medium and high priced.
We can furnish you hardware
and glass to put up a house, a
steel rnnf tn nut nn it. nn.t nnint A
of
which will he in in
time for spring plant
ing. We carry no
fertilizers over; so
lit
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it a great many orders for ffj
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Frank E. Miller,
1:3-17 East Market Street,
Chambersburg, Fe.
Yea-i Calendar,"