Fewer gallous; wears longer;
Dcvoo.
Mrs. James Woodal baa the I
thanks of the editor's family for
a mess of beans and new potatoes
secoud crop for this season.
Dr. West will preach in the
Presbyterian church in this place
next Sunday morning at 10:30 and
in the evening at 7.
Foley's lloney and Tar cures
coughs and colds and prevents
pneumonia. Take uo substitutes.
Sold by all dealers.
Annie Irwin, who had been vis
iting the llustou family at Saltil
lo, returned to her home In this
place last Sunday accompauied
by her niece, Grace Huston.
Mrs. Florence Spencer and
children, who have been visiting
Mrs. Spencer's parents, John
McKee and wife, have returned
to their homo near Baltimore.
W. II. Speer aud wife and the
former's mother, of Everett, and
Mrs. E. C. Whiteh.il, of Yellow
Creek, attended communion ser
vices at Greeu Ilill Saturday aud
Sunday.
Clark McGovern and George
Mock of Tod township, and B. F.
Henry and Geo. A. Harris, Esq.,
of this place, spent Saturday in
Licking Creek township on busi
ness.
To draw the tire out of a burn,
heal a cut without leaving a scar,
or to cure boils, sores, tetter, ec
zema and all skin and scalp dis
eases, use DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve, A specific for piles. Get
the genuine. Sold by Stouteagle
& Bro.
Mrs. Mertie Harr, who had
been spending the last six weeks
in McKees Rocks, Pa., visiting
her brothers, returned home last
Saturday accompanied by her
brother, John Shimer, who will
spend a week or ten days visiting
his old home.
lially Day was observed by the
Sunday school of the Methodist
Episcopal church in this place
list Sunday evening. The pro
gram was interesting and well
rendered; and the room was taste
fully decorated, and a larye con
gregation was in attendance.
No pill is as pleasant and posi
tive as DeWitt's Little Early Ris
ers. These famous little pills are
so mild and effective thatchildren,
delicate ladies and weak people
enjoy their cleansing effect, while
strong people say they are the
best liver pill sold. Sold by Stout
eagle and Bro.
Harvey Black writes that they
like their home in Johustown, and
that they have work enough ahead
to keep them busy for another
year. They have just begun the
erection of a Methodist church
and parsonage, that will take ov
er 00,000 feet of lumber. The
church is 100 feet iu length by
40 feet m width, with a 54-foot
ceiling in the clear.
Miss Lillian Pott, ot Big Cove
Tannery, was a pleasant caller at
the News office last Saturday
morning. Miss Pott says that
her grandfather Rev. Lewis
Chambers has had a very success
ful operation for the removal of
cataract in the Methodist Uospit
al, Philadelphia, and will bo able
to have glasses fitted in a few
days.-
Dr. J. B. Mellott, of Needrnore,
and his son William, of Harrison
burg, Va., spent a few hours in
McConnellsburg last Friday.
William and his wife and their
children, Lewis, Athol, and Sie
Ver came up from their southern
home on the eighth of Septem
ber, the family coming by rail,
and William making the trip
through on his bike. The family
returned several days ago, and
William will leave for home this
week.
It is impossible to have a clear
head, an active brain, a vigorous
constitution or a strong body
when the digestion is weak or
when the stomach is out of order.
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure will put
the stomach and digestive organs
rnVgbod condition and improve the
general condition. Sold by Stout
eagle & Bro.
A local institute will be held at
Independence school house, in
Thompson township, on Friday
evening, October 20. Questions
for discussion: How do you teach
Aritbmatic? What knowledge is
most useful to children? At
what grade would you begin
teacbiug Algebra? All teachers,
' directors, and friends of educa
tion are invited to atteud.
Nkllik Simwon,
Teacher.
Sale Register.
Saturday, October 21. Intend
ing to remove to the West, Mar
tin Everts will sell at his resi
dence, 4 miles northwest of Mc
Counellsburg, horses, cattle,
hogs, farming implements, grain,
household goqds, and many oth
er articles. Sale begins at 10 o'
clock, a. m. Credit six months.
Friday, October 27, Mrs. Maria
Maun will sell at hor residence
on the turnpike just east of Salu
via, valuable personal property.
Sale begiusat 10 o'clock.
Saturday, October LX W. H.
Keller, administrator of the es
tate of Sarah C. Keller, deceased,
will sell at the late residence of
the decedent in Huston town, a
good cow, and all of decedent's
household goods. Sale will be
gin at 1 o'clock. Credit f months.
Wednesday, November 1,
James K Fryman, having sold
his farm and inteuding to quit
farming, will sell at his residence
in Ayr township, 4 miles south
west of McConnellshurg, horse",
cattle sheep, hogs, farming im
plements, household goods, etc.
Sale begins at 10 o'clock. Credit
!) montns.
Saturday, November 11. Geo.
B. Daniels aud Chas. F. Nesbit,
administrators of the estate of
Susan C. Unger, will sell on the
premises of the late decedent in
McConnellsburg, a house and lot
situated on the south side of Water
street, and bounded on east by
alley, aud west by property of
Harvey Bender. Sale begins at
1 o'clock p. m.
TO CURE A COLD IN OME DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. All druggists refund
the money if it fails to cure. E.
W. Grove's signature is on each
box. 25c,
School Report.
Report of Wells township High
School for first month ending
Oct 13: Number enrolled, 11;
number attended every day, 11;
those iu attendeuce in order of
classes, are: Seuiors Marjorie
Sipe, Paul Baumgarcinor, Rene
Guillard, Vaughn McCiain and
Walter Stewart; middle-year
tJeorge Edwards and Earl
Schenck; and juniors Murrill
Foreman, Frank Guillard, DeFor-
est Gibson and Roy Barnett.
W. Don Morton, teacher.
"WATCH THE KIDNEVS."
"When they are affected, life is
iu danger," says Dr. Abernethy,
the great Eughsh i hysician. Fol
ey's Kidney Cure makes sound
kidneys. Sold by all dealers.
Big Turnips.
And now Mr. Cal Summers
comes lorwaru with a turnip
which he raised this summer,
that measures 25 inches in cir
cumference and weighs 5 pounds
Mr. Summers says he has a crop
of the biggest turnips this year
that he has ever raised.
Have You Tried
the new Quick desserts that gro
cers are now selling ? They are
justly termed "Easy to Make" as
all ingredients are in the package.
Three complete products D
Zerta Qu'ck Pudding and D-Zerta
Perfect Jelly Dessert at 10c per
package, and D Zerta Ice Cream
E'owder, 2 packages for 25 cents.
A trial will convince you how
easy it is to have the finest des
serts with no labor and little ex
pense. Married.
WALK Kit C'A KHAL'GH.
William Walker, of Franklin
county, and Miss Mary E. Car
baugh, of Cito, were married at
the Lutheran parsonage In Tag
erstown on Wednesday, Septem
ber 20th. Tho gioom is an indus
trious young man, and the bride
an estimable young lady, and the
happy couple have the best wish
es of their many friends as they
start together on life's matrimon
ial tour.
Cheated Dcatb.
Kidney trouble often ends fatal
ly, but by chousing the right med
icine, E. II. Wolfe, of Bear Grove,
Iowa, cheated death. He says :
'Two years ago I had kidney
trouble, which caused me great
pain, suffering and anxiety, but I
took Electric Bitters, which ef
fected a complete cure I have
alno found ihein of great benefit
in generally dhi'ity ft"d norve
trouble, and kept thrnn constant
ly on hand, since,, n I liod they
have no equal. Trout's the dru,?
giat, guarantees them at 50c.
FIRE AT WILLIAMSON.
Peckman Mill Bnrned Last Friday Morn-
Ing at a Less ol $10,000.
Williamson, on the Cumber
land Valley railroad, eight miles
from Mercersburg, was visited
by disastrous fire last Friday
morning, at which time the big
flouring mill of S. F. Peckman
was destroyed with five thousand
bushels ot wheat and a carload of
Hour ready for shipment. The
loss is estimated nt 10,000.
Flames were discovered issuing
out of the third floor of the mil!
about 3 o'clock, while tho mill
was in operation. It is believed
that overheated machinery start
ed the blaze.
The null was doing a thriving
business and was located in the
midst of a prosperous fanning
community.
It is reported that Mr. Peck
mau inteuds to rebuild the burn
ed structure.
A DAREDEVIL RIDE
ofteu ends in a sad accident. To
heal accidental iujuries, use Buck
len's Arnica Salve. "A deep
wound in my foot, lrom nu acci
dent," writes Theodore Sehuele,
of Columbus, ()., "caused me great,
pain. Physicians were helpless,
but Buculen's Arnica Salve quick
ly healed it." 2r; at Trout's drug I
store. i
Local Institute.
Tho second educational meet
ing of the teachers of Ayr town
ship, held at Back Run school
house lat Friday eveuiug, was
one of great interest and very in
structive. The topics, 1. Tho Value of
Books, 2. What Should the School
Do for the Child ? 3. School Evils
aud how Overcome, were very
ably discussed by eight teachers
of tho towushin, and three teach
ers from other districts A num
ber of recitations given, in a pleas
ing mauher by the scholars.,
showed very careful instruction
on the part of their teacher, Hat
tie Kendall, and were appreciat
ed by those present. Tho third
institute will be held at Big Cove
Tannery in two weeks. Ethel
Hays, secretary,
The first institute was held iu
Belfast township, last Friday ev
ening at No. T school, and was
called to order by the teacher,
Gilbert C. Mellott. Jefferson C.
Mellott was made chairman, and
IdaF. Bard, secretary. Iho sub
jects, which were practical, were
ably discussed by S. L. Wink, Ida
Bard, Amos Mellott, Minnie
Funk, Orpha Snyder, Queen
Lake, Annie deShong, H. C. Mel
lott, and others. An excellent so
lection of recitations was render
ed by the pupils of tho school,
greatly to the satisfaction of the
visitors.
FRIGHTFUL SUFFERING. RELIEVED,
Suffering frightfully from the
virulent poisons of undigested
food, C. G. Grayson, of Lulu,
Miss., took Dr. King's New Life
Pills, -'with the result," he writes
"that I was cured." All stomach
and bowel disorders give way .to
their tonic, laxative properties.
2."c at Trout's drug store, guar
anteed. Local Institute.
The teachers of Wells towr.ship
held their second educational
meeting Friday evening, Oct. VI,
at school No. ;i. The teacher, Til
he Stunkard, called the meeting
to order. A. G. Hd wards was
elected chairman, and Rene Guil
lard, secretary.
Questions: 1. "Whatshould the
school do for a child V was ably
discussed by W. Don Morton. 2.
"Do the schools torch what is
most practical ?" was opened by
MissChilcoto, followed by others.
3. The evils of tho school room."
was spoken on by Robert Early,
Prof. Morton, Daniel Cunning
ham and others. 4. "Under what
conditipu willed ucation prosper ':"
was ojioiied by K. A. Horton.
The institute adjourned to meet
at tho Pine Grove school in four
weeks.
A GUARANTEED CUKE FUR PILES.
Itching, blind, bleeding or pro
truding piles. Druggists refund
money if Pazo 'Ointment fails to
cure any case, no mallei' of how
long Kt,indm.', in 0 ti U dH.vn.-
First application (fives ease iipd
res t. TiOc. I f y ou r d r u z? i I , ; fii 't
It send f)0o in !itmp and it. nil
bo forwarded nt paid by Paris
Medicluo Co., St. Louis, Mo.
Ribbons 1 F;Ul
MILLINERY
Our variety of Trimmed and Untrlmmed Hats, Felt Hats, Velvet Hats,
Silk JIats, Patent Leather Hats, exceeds and excels In style
and quality any pant Neason.
Matchless lino of Trimmings, Ostrich Tips, Ostrich Plumes, Wings,
Ornaments, Pom Pons, Silk and Velvet Flowers and Foliage.
All the Newest Weaves
DRESS GOODS
M.'lln tMi', run--. Mohair, Whip Cords, Shcnherd Check Mohairs,
l'.icitt'l ('loth .ill colors, 1'anamu Cloth, llain Cloth, Beautiful
Shirt Waist Material.
FALL UNDERWEAR
Ladies and Children
llosr-ry, ( I'.tibioidory, Dress Trimmings, Neck Wear,
i'
till 1 iM HMHHHHHMWMMMMM MMMMMMMMM
Uln vim. insertions, Germantown Yarn. Holts.
T. J. WIENER,
Hancock, Md.
Rouss Racket Store.
Prices for court week.
Douhlo hited axes "!i, and H."c
Single bitted axes 50c
10-iu Steel carpenter pincers 2.JC
12-in shoeing pincers
1 lorse rasps 11'
Horse slum nails
2-ft rules
Carpet tacks
Hold fast shoe nails
Long traces
Halter chain
Kepuir links
Mica axle greese
Horse shoe hammers
iH and ii.'ie
. 10, 22, and 2.h:
lie lb.
8, 10 and 28c
lc
3c
4K, 58 and "c
15, 1!) and 2:fe
8 and 10c a do.
8 aud 2:ic
20 and 23c
We now have all of our winter Underwear in and was fortunate in
getting the same one that we handled last year at the. same price. Our
men's underwear weighs Ki ounces to the shirt, and costs you 43 cents
each or 8o cents per suit. These are goods that are sold every year
at oiic. The reason we can sell it at this price Is that we buy by the
case. Last year we bought a 3(1 dozen cate und then we had
to order again and we had ) dozen to carry over. If you haven't try
ed this try it this winter, and the ladies that we mentioned we have
showed it to a great many people and they say they havo never seen
as good one for anything like that price. Don't got it into your head
that tliis is a 25c one selling for 24c, it Is not.
GlotHing ! Clothing !
w e have made a special ell'ort, this year on Clothing. Our sales
havo been increasing in this lino and this certainly will cause any per
son to work the harder. All that we have space to say is that we can
knock them all out, for where we sell once we caa sell again. If you
want an overcoat we havo them. Oh, yes, we forgot to say anything
about our boys underwear. It is heavier than ever and only costs
the same as before, 2lc. Kelt window shades He; brass rods complete,
Sc.
Respectfully,
HULL & BENDER,
Proprietors.
ENGINE WANTED
AND
MULES FOR SALE.
A 10 or V2 H. P. Eugiue wanted !
in good condition at a bargain. !
Give full description including I
make, number, condition and low-1
est cash price and whore it can i
be seeu at work.
12 Missouri mules and mulei
colts, 10 Steers, 73 tons ot line
hay and a lot of corn for sale at
Warfordsburg, Pa.
Address
T. D. KlCIIAKDS,
Germantown, Md.
Or call oii
H. K. Mauklky,
Warfordsburg, Pa.
KN0I1SVILLE.
Win, Gunnclls aud wife visited
friends and relatives at Hancock
last week, and on Thursday took
in the Hagerstown fair.
Henry Divens is improving un
der the car o of Dr. Mosser and
is able to bo out again.
Mrs. Logue, of Pittsburg, is
visiting. John A. Myers, at this
place.
Chatlio Foro moved back from
Charnbersburg to our town yest
erday. Welcome back, Charlie.
Some of our hunters get plenty
of hunting, but not much game.
Quite a number of our people
attended tho fair at Hagerstown
last, week. Some misunderstand
ing caused some of them to cou.e
iu a day late.
Our farmers report a very large
corn crop.
Levi Kalback is moving a saw
mill onto the Woollett farm this
week, and will bo ready to saw iD
a few days.
NBVl-K ASK ADVICE.
Whon you have a cough or cold
don't ask what n good for it an
get some medicine with little or
no merit and perhaps dangerous.
ANk for Foley 'h Tfonoy and Tar,
the greatest throat aud lung rem
ei'y, it cure coughs and ' colds
quickly. Hold by all dealers.
Opening silks
3 corner tiles
8-in flat tiles
10-in flat tiles
Tea spoons
Table spoons
Buteher knives
Corn huskers
Hatchet handles
Steel hatchets
Single-tree clips
3 and 4c
S and lie
10 and 12c
0c set
12c set
13 to 20c
3 to 20c
4c
35 and 48c
13c set
Double-tree clips
24e
Cobbler, sets 3 last and stand, 1 ham
mer, 3 awls and handles, 2 packages
of nails and I knife 45c
millinery
We are now ready to bIiow you a
full line of Fall and Winter Milli
nery Goods. We do not claim to
have the largest line of any in the
county; but we do claim to have the
Cheapest
quality considered.
Don't fail to come and see our
goods before buying elsewhere.
We can, and will, save you mon
ey. Thanking the public for pas!
patronage, I am yours for business
Nellie Dawney,
Hustontown, Pa.
(Successor to Annie E. Dawney. )
XKCUTOK'S auric k..
NotKiw Ih herebv ulvun flint letrtf m tutttttiuen
dry buvo Imhii irttiittMt tu tlm uiMlurttuiit)il unut
the etute o f Conrad ilu.ir, Sr., lute ofAyi
towDKhlu. r'tiltou count", tu., (WveuMud.
Any pontons IimtIiik claim hjuIukI mild entitle
will pruHunt tlieio firopurly uutheutiouteil for
attttleiiitiiit, ami thotm owIiik tlitSHUiue will pluuiu
cmii aim (ten 10.
T01UASULA7JKK,
W. U. NKLHON,
9 :i iV. Kiecutora.
Rule on Heirs.
Kktatk tip John P. Kckkht. i.atk okTu
U'iiWNNMIH. f Ul.TC'N COUNTY, 1'KN SiH VI. V AM A
lfc'KAhfcl.
To Cuthiuine. lutermurrlud wllli Matthtiw
MtHcii f. ifsltliuif Iu Wuvne-sboio. 1 rank In
county. IJu.; Sopliln, InVeriimrrlfd wllh Atluin
(t eN. reMiiniitf in lorK, y or uouiuy. i'u.; An
tile, lnUTiimniuu with John hunk, reHldmtf u
r oll.. Krunkhu county. Tit ; John KM wan
Sln-unl. rtiNHlt'Ue unknowu: WiJiium Ktlwiml
Mieimru. Joiiu u. ?iittpiiru, Mitrtriirel S,. lutHr
mum ud with IUiijmntu A (tuition: und Hurrltit
Shepunl -ull of Troy, N. V.; Wllliuiu Mullen
I'uutMnirn, residing In LuutiuNtur. 1'u . uud I'lill
Ip h. btiL-puru, rt'hldeuue uukuowu.
Yo.i und nil otht'r person Interested, tire
neri'ny n iiiti(i to upptmr in open court iu MO-
unnelKliurK. t'ultoii oounlv. t'u.. on Tliuihduy
liiK mh tlnv of November, itkA, und uouopt or
refuse Mie nil eLutu oT the Huld deceased ul
tho vuluiitum returned or make itUin on the
hume. or nhow uuuH why the siuno hIiuII not
lie Mild ott your nutflect orreluuJ lo uucepl
i ae xuiiie.
J. U. ALKXANl'Kli,
Oct. l iwfft, 8t. Sheriff.
C HITHfUIOK IIANOAOKS
O WUITK foil A I' A l. 1 1' I
siTis NineKlNOs tnnoprrt
aihxjminai. Hi crounviiH nUooCu
tiHiSHpiimiilUHiiKN St., rhlliltil.lii, p,
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FARMERS,
ATTENTION!
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New Phosphate and Land salt
arriving every rveek for fall
seeding.
I sell Baugh and Armour
Phosphate which have been us
ed successfully for 50yoars.
Phosphate $13. OO per ton.
Land Salt $7. 75 per ton.
Clay Park,
Three Springs, Pel. db
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Cuntons aud Shaker Flannels,
Knjjlish Flannelette's and Amuskeatf Outings,
1-1 I'n'iloaebe'l Muslin,
ICxi.iu Heavy all-wool FlannoN,
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10-4 Heavy Blankets, Coloiw Site and (ii'ay, per pair,
Full-size Kxtra-beavy Comforts !i0c.
Black V'owdor Shotgun Shulls -12 and Hi Gu., 40c.
Table Linen, Unbleached per jard,
Men's Corduroy Pants, Full
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UNDERWEAR
Tho Garment situation is full of interest for the women this .
season.
In the lirst place, Dame Fashion, is less arbitrary than usu
al-Hiern'll be many sorts of Cloaks that are modish and in
irood kijIh. so every type ot fi miniue figure may be fitted to
the best a 1 vantage.
There are long cloaks, short coats, and garments of medium
i nstn in this large stock of ours, und al) of them are right.
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J. K. Johnston,
McConnellsburg, Pa.
(r'" the coush .nd heal, lungs
Repairing
all branches of Buggies,
Carriages, Spring Wagons,
&c.
New work on Applica
tion. . ' .
Aaron Steele,
McConnellsburg, Pa.
Shop ou Old Heikes Stand oppo
site' Court House.
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Ladies'" I ibbed Fleeced Underwear, 22jc each.
Mon'a hfittvv IIphcpiI nmltirwpiir.' at. t!k' piu-h. i,-7S.' nor
suit. Tho shirts arc catstitehod Inside yoke, pearl but
tons, curved arinhc les, shaped sleeves, with double
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Our line of hunters' clothing Is made
up of po.s tively the best numbers on tho
market.
They a. o not made from short pattei ns
but are fnlVnizu. length and weight.
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F0LEYSH0NEMM
Curat Ooldti PrevenU Pneumonia
W. M. Comerer,
. aient for
THE GEISER MANUFAC
TURING COMPANY,
BURNT CABINS, PA,
for the sale of Truction and
Portuble Knglnes, Casoline,
Separators, Clover Hullers,
Sawinills, c.
;F.ugiuos on hand alMhe time.
"ff Early Risers
The famous little plllo.
DIGIiSTS WUAT YOU CAT
Tbill.OO b.tt:r.-ui' 2S htnt!i tr'aUlzn. fhlch fit (or fiOcinla.
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