mfi-iBiriT nnM
. Snle Register.
Thursday, December 14. James
A. Fuuk, intending to remove to
'.'Iim, ill . vU on the piT"iiic3 tji
l.h M. Funk, iu Thompson town
ship, 1 mile south of Sliarpe post
oflieo, lior.sos, rattle, hops, farm
ing implements, gram, household
goods, c. Sale begins at 10 o'
clock ; credit H months.
Tuesday, December 12. S. A.
Wiblo and Ij. 11. VVible, adminis
trators of the estate of Lewis D.
Wible, deceased, will sell at the
residence of the late decedent in
Licking Creek township, live
miles north of McConnellsburg,
horses, cattle, hogs, farming im
plements, grain, hay, household
goods, it c. Sale begins at 10 o'
clock. Credit 5 months.
Hough skin and cracked hands
are not only cured by DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve, but an occa
sional application will keep the
skin soft and smocth. Best for
eczema, cuts, burns, boils, etc.
The genuine DeWitt's Witch Haa
el Salve affords immediate relief
in all forms of blind, bleeding,
itching and protruding piles.
Sold by Stouteagle & Bro.
Renews Old Acquaintances.
Mr. J. W. Bowman, of Oneida,
III., better remembered by his
old-time Fulton couuty friends,
as Wes Bowman, in renewing his
sunscription to the N i:vs, writes:
"Although J have been away
from Fulton county, my boyhood
home, for nearly forty-three
years, yet the names 1 see in
your paper each week are quite
familiar, audit has seemed like a
renewal of all old acquaintances
since.
"I began my subscription
about four or five years ago. The
News is hailed with delight each
week even having a preference
overmyowi. home papers both
daily and and weekly.
Yours for luture prosperity."
A BAD SCAKh.
Some clay you will get a bad
scare, when you feel a pain in
your bowels, and fear appendicit
is. Safety lies in Dr. King's New
Life Pills, a sure cure for all bow
el and stomach diseases, such a
headache, biliousness, costive
ness, etc. Guaranteed at Trout's
drusr store, only i'5c. Try them.
CLEAR KIDOK.
The children have had a vaca
tion, and have turned their faces
toward the little blue schoolhouse
again.
James Carmac.k made aflying
trip to Three Springs last Satur
day. Mabel Abbott returned to her
home at Saltillo last Wednesday. !
James Stevens passed through
our town last Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. George Fox and twochil-;
dren, and Laura Henry, were the '
guests of Jacob Winegardner 's
family, Saturday and Sunday.
Flsie Baker spent Thursday at !
Burnt Cabins. j
Charles Henry was at Three j
Springs one day last week.
Goldie Winegardner spent last i
week in McConnellsburg. 1
J. M. Brown left tor Altoona.
B. S. Fleming spent Saturday
at the County Seat. ' j
L. II. Grove went to Three
Springs last Friday after a load
of Store goods.
G. C. Fields was seen going
through Clear Ridge last Sunday
with a haversack on his back. We
don't know whether he was leav
ing, or whether lie heard that
the children were having a vaca
tion and he was going to have one
too.
Some of our young people at
tended the Farmers' Institute at
Fort Littleton.
A UUARANTKKIJ CUKE FOR PILES.
Itching, blind, bleeding or pro
truding piles. Druggists refund
money if Pazo Ointment fails to
cure any case, no matter of how
longstanding, in 0 to 14 days.
"Hi'st application gives ease and
rest. 50c. If your druggisthasn't
it send 50c in stamps and it will
be forwarded post-paid by Paris
Medicine Co., St. Louis, Mo.
Sunday School Convention.
Arrangements have been com
pleted for District Sunday School
Convention to be held at Fort Lit
tleton Methodist Episcopal ch u rch
December 16, 1905. Tho schools
directly interested are those of
Dunlin township with the addi
tion iA Knobsville. The public is
invited. Sessions 10 a. m.; 1.110
and 7 p. ui.
OKT I IT Tl I TON.
Ceasin Renot s Mde bv e
"..hnol Ciillilrrn
As jl, i so si'l.luui I sec our lit
tle villap represented iuyour pa
per, has e concluded to write once
lest we should be forgotten and
Santa Claus miss us at Christ
mas. Fort Littleton contains twenty
four houses, two of which are va
cant, and has a population of eighty-seven.
Our town contains
postoftice, a foundry, a hotel, a
grist mill, a blacksmith slip, a
furniture store and three gener
al stores, an Odd Fellows Hall, a
Methodist Episcopal church, a
doctor, a retired minister, an ex
sheriff, a retired blacksmith, ten
pensioners, a miller, a trapper, a
silversmith, a traveling salesman,
a lumber manufacturer, a pump
maker, two plasterers, two man
tuamakers, two widowers, five
widows, and on Thursday even
ing when one of the speakers at
the Farmers' Institute asked the
farmers in the house to raise their
hands we noticed there was one.
Also, we have two carpenters,
two school teachers, one teaching
in Taylor township the other
close home.
The Farmers' Institute which
was held in the M. M church was
much enjoyed by those present.
1 1 is the first time for a long time
that we have been favored with
oue of these meetings, aud we be
lieve many farmers have not
awakened to the fact that they
would be amply repf.id to leave
their work and attend these ses
sions. William Orth is working for
Richard McGowan at Burnt Cab
ins. Mrs. Wesley Cliue is visiting
her brother George A. Smith in
Tennessee.
Mrs. Alice Gordon has gone to
speud the winter with some of
her children at Pittsburg.
Krnest Fraker is home from
Pittsburg on a visit to his parents
Wesley Fraker and wife.
Sue Orth, who had been work
ing at the Washington House Mc
Connellsburg, returned to her
home sick a few days ago, but is
better now.
Mrs. Fannie Fraker, who mov
ed from here to Tennessee a short
time ago, thinking to regain her
health, writes that she is much
better, and the change of climate
agrees with her.
Baldwin Fraker has gone to Al
toona to seek employment.
The remains of Bruce Fields,
w!iO died of typhoid fever were
brought to the home of his broth
er Charles of this place, and in
terred in tae family lot in the
Fort Littleton cemetery.
Have You Tried
the uew Quick desserts that gro
cers are now selling V They are
justly termed "Easy to Make" as
all lugredieutsare in the package.
Three complete products D
Zerta Quick L'udding and D Zerta
Perfect Jelly Dessert, at 10c per
package, and D-Zerta Ice Cream
I'owder, 2 packages for I'.'i cents.
A trial will convince you how easy
it is to have the finest desserts
with no labor and little expense.
j John S. Harris has a set of new
j handmade buggy harness for
saie. uwing 10 me advance in
leather and supplies, this is the
last set that can go for this mon
ey, Hi.
The mission of "Early Kisers"
is to clear the way and give Na
ture full sway. These famous
little pills rid the stomach and
bowels of all putrid matter, thus
removing the causes of headache,
constipation, sallow complexion,
etc. DeWitt's Little Karly Ris
ers never gripe or sicken. A safe,
pleasant, perfect pill. Sold by
Stouteagle & Bro,
Local Institute.
A local institute was held at
Wii egardner's school in Taylor
township last Friday evening.
The meeting was called to order
by the teacher, Wm, lloover.
The questions were thoroughly
discussed by the Dine teachers
present of which four were from
Dublin, four from Taylor and one
from the Borough. The institu te
wh greatly erilivuned by ngs
and recitations rendered by the
school which mIiowh t h food
work of the teacher. Tho meet
ing adjourned to moct m three
weeks at Wititergreen school.
Elsie Baker, secretary.
License Notice.
THE COUHT OF vlTARTPR SESSIONS
OI IULTON COUWTV.
It li ordered thn .iv''ntions for li-'r.so-?
fur till' .Ilk- of in..c . fli tnii '. limit, or liri'vt-
mI Uiiuoin, wholfMilo or iftull. for ttif y';ir
IV;. will be lieiuU uuTueMluy. ill- Vlli Uav of
.hiDuary, Unw. ut 10 oi!li"k a. m.. at winch
tune nil person nppIyiiiK or multlni otijpetlons
lo upplh'tttion. will in- liriiitl liv evHli'w'P. pe
tition. rt'iiionirmiui or coiiii?).
There nuM be no eoiiiiiritiicuilon M ony tim'
upon the subject, with the Jmiires personally
either by letter or any other printe wny.
The petition, verifier! by nflliliivit of applicant,
hnll he in conformity with the re-niirenielil'
of the tielof Assembly. .luH'ment bono rmll
be exeetiteil In the penal sum of f'.tn n. with no I
less! h:i n t worepul able freehohlorof the conn- f
ty a sureties, each of tb"ln lo bo tt bona lltle 1
owner of real estate In the county of Kulton
worth, over anil above ai! incumbrances, the
sum of -jiMI (or other letral security ilven)
Hond comlitioucit for the faithful otiservanee i
of all the luww relatintr to the aeltinK or furnish- j
inv of liquors, and to pay all damage which '
shall tie recovered auuinst the license, and 1
all costs, lines and penalties which maybe lin-
liosedonhitnunder any indictment for violating j
said laws: and the sureties may be required to
appear In Court aud Justify umler oath. 1
The Court shall In all eases refuse the nppll- j
cation whenever, in the opinion of the Court, t
having due reirard to t he number and character i
of the petitioners for and airiiiust the applica
tion, such license Is not necessary for the ac
commodation of the public and entertainment
of striim'ersand travelers, orthut theupplieant
Is not a lit pel-son to whom such licence should I
be irrunted.
retltions to be filed with the Clerk of the
Court not later than Monday, the IMh day of i
lecember. lUO'v object Ions and remonst ran-j
ees to be tiled not later than Saturday, the wtli I
dayof December 1UOY I'pon sufficient cause be j
jntf show n or proof bcini made to the Court that
the party holillrnr license has violated any law
of the Commonwealth relating to the sale of
liquors, the Court shall, upon notice tieluc n'v-
en to the person licensed, revolic the license.
liv the Court.
SAMI'KI. MeC. SWOI'K.
Attest: 1. .1.
iKO. A. HA KKIS, Clerk y. S. I
, Dec. II.
PUBLIC SALE
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
The undersiirned trustee, appointed by the
Orphans' Court of Fulton couuty to sell for the
pavtneut of legacies, the reiil estate bequeath- J
ed by Sarah I. MeKibhin to Kduiud T. Taylor 1
w ill expose the sumo al public outcry on the j
pret':i-.es. In I'liiou toun-.liip Kulton county,
Pa.. mile west of llni'U Valley poloNlee, oil ,
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23 1905
t)i(" follovviiiL' U"-oriln'l ff.il st;itt. lo wil ;
tLl jtit n j ti land- or(i;orc MoKihLIu. j
HiMipt'in-'urdner's lit.'lrs, ( :
(ii-orL'f - iririifrr. Alex. M
I'tntro Si'het ruinjtf,
KMthirr lit-irs. untl '
others. I'ltiiliii' iiiLr
worr or lfs uliout 10 iH'ie-. rU-ait'O and the
luiluuci' ill liinluT. Tlir snil is un vxrv
(juulity of Keu Shall, hits nht in the i-tMiie
tin-. bfHHtlful vulley. only a few liuiulreU yards
I Trom sehool, threi chni tjhes mi -.li'tit. anil store
n ml postoiliee within half a miSi. Th land is
in a tint state of cultivation. Amontr the mi-
I provements are a rood two-Mtory
j H;mi. U'UL'orj lloti.e. IllaeUsuiitli Shop, mid
othiT out buiidiiit's. ( tuotl wttt it nrar I ho poteli
i Ahundanee of 'ool fruit. Altogether this u
; very dsiruile pnipert.
' TKUMs: Ten per eetit. on day of siile: hill
i of Imlaiiee whi'ti sule is eontirmetl, and reiimin
j dr in one year with inl enst from da i e of eon
i liruiatiou.
f Snle begins at I o'clock,
j LlyJK K. MeKIItlllN.
! Nov. I'Aft. Trustei.
FARM AT PRIVATE SALE, j
Tho nnilersiotieil will sell at private i
j sale a larjre farm itnate on pulili
mail lour miles northwest of MeL'oii
, neilstmry, r ituon eonntv, l a., eon
i tuiniiii; 'M AC'KK.S. About one half
j cleared ami in jfootl ntate of enltiva-
' lion. 42 acres seedetl in ;rain, aen
; in elover, and "ill acres in timothy and
; bine yrass. The balance, aliont l."0
I acre, is line timber
of OAK AND PINK
luui-e, itiiout ion
lantl, consistinp;
from wluoh SEV-
KUAL Hl'NDriKDTIK lI'SAND FKKT !
I of lumber can be cut. About 40 acres
has recently been limed. Never-fail-j
j irjy water in nearly every Held, making
j it a fine stock farm.
I The building consist of a 11-UOOM
j DWKLUNG, HANK DAI1N 40x0.". ft.
; Waon Slied, Spriny House with a
: line spriiijr of slate water uear the
j house, and all necessary outbuildings.
This farm is w ithin three-fourth mile
of school, und 1 mile from church.
The soil is red shale, and lime stone
within three miles.
This farm will be sold at a bargain
and on easy terms. For further par
ticulars call on or address
CKO. A. II A KKIS,
Au'ent for owner,
McConnellsburj.', l'a.
GOOD RED SHALE
FARM FOR SALE
In Wells Valley;
Contains 132 acres,
15 acres of which are
well timbered. The im
provements are a nine
room L House, good well
of water which . never
goesdry; large Bank Barn
and all necessary out
buildings. Young Or
chard. School and
church within one-fourth
mile, 7 miles from Broad
Top market.
For further particulars
apply to
H. L. BAUMGARDNER.
Wells Tannery, Pa.
(i. M. Koddy, formerly a resi
dent of Burnt Cabins, but who,
during tho past year has been In
tho grocery business in Cham
bersburg, has purchased a hotel
at Union Deposit, Pa., and took
possession on Monday of last
week.
NO SliCKKT AUOUT IT.
It is no secret, that for cuts,
burns, ulcers, fever sores, sore
eyes, boils, etc., nothing is so ef
fective in Buckl-n' Aroicahnlvo.
' It didn't IhUo 1'intr to cirta ad
soro I Jen, nod it is all O Is" for
Koroyes," write I L (i
rirnrv
of Hope, Tex. L'5c at
Trent's
drug store.
Furs,
SilU,
Ril'ljons,
1905 - Winter -1906
V have just reeeivort n late sliipmrtit of tli vnry ni'WPit
stylos in
M i 1 1 i nery fi
A complete linn of Keatly-to-woiir Hats, pressed or hand made
All Uib "chic" stylos in I'ntriinmed Hats. Trimiiipil tfats pab Nx
ckm.knck for ludies of fashion. Ail prices. High ((ratio Novel
ties, in VVinps, I'nm Tons, Ostrich J'lnmes, in all the latest color-
intts.
Mourning Veils and Millinery a specialty.
Best Values
I .allies'
and Children's Coats,
Dress Goods
Brotutcltit ii. Mohair, Tricot. Cheviot, Kaney Dress floods.
Bonner Patterns, All Styles.
T,. J. WIENER,
Hancock, Md-
Don't You Want
I A New Hat For
I Christmas?
There is a i li;t,n-o t'i ovt niie l',ir almnst notlihiff.
l''rimi IXvembor loth to 1 )i im tnlicr 2:, l'.KI"), we will
;:ivf Mm icr iciil o:l on inarUi'il jirico of all
ITtets, Kiirint'tb, I5u!y Cn-s.
I'lowt'l-S, l'Viltlll'IS, 'l'ililles,
Collars, I.accs, Vol vols, otc., etc.
AI.LXMW l l'-Td-l) ATK. OodDS TO SI'.rj'.CT I'llONf.
Luemma M. Laidig,
f Hustontoun, Fa.
Oppositij J'oM-oll'i'i'.
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Huston's
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Are you a judge of yoo
clothing? I have seen cus
tomers call a jr'irmcnt made
of shoddy material trund, and
condemn a liiL'h class article.
I v coiKle
Sy incr v
people caii jude cloih-
alnes. l'lavinyf served
y-w
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I O 1
two years in a clothing store
in Western I 'ennsy lvauia and
made a careful study of the
business, feel that 1 am not
boasting when I say f am
betkr prepared to supply
your clothing wants than the
averuge merchant.
I do not buy an article
unless I feel that it is worth
the money asked for it.
Kvery suit in my store is
marked according to its real
value, Jf 1 sell you a suit
for fi you can go home as
sured that you have bought
the very best garment to be
had for the price paid.
During December I want
to sell more clothing than
ever before and I should do
it, for I have a suit for tho c7r'frjff!'
wee boy in knee pants-for C LOTH ErS
the boy just donning the long pa.n s for the particular v.iun.r man
who uants stylish serviceable clothing-anil lor the elder man who
i" me conventional nitu-K or
Nobby
I ii iii si'l I itig more ovi in
Overcoat to a customer who
It is all very easy lo explain the i
uiei:l made in an up-to-date manner
The belt overcoat seems to b"
people prefer their coat without the
It will pay you to buy your uv
o
are right on Overalls, Corduroy C:,,iU and Pant,
mere Coats, and all kinds of heavy I'nilirwear,
CioDtls,
ARRY E.
o Saltillo Bargain Man. x
o SALTILLO, PA, 6
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KKIOH IIAMMOI'S
HIT K KOH OA'I'A LiMiUK
AliOOMINAI.Ht'l'I'Oltl'KKk I RUddLi
;KINOS Tlllioorr.
IiiiiSSvuihiiOahukm St., 'iiiliMliui, P
j KILL the COUGH
nu UUKU the LUHCS
WITH
Dr. King's
New Diacovorv
0NSUMPTI0N Prict
m
OUlidS nd
60c & $1.00
Fre9 Trial.
OLDS
burebt aad Uuiene;t (Jure tor nil
THROAT and LC'NO XEOUil
LES, or MOWEY BACIiC.
Corsets,'
Veilipjs,
Reltx,
Fascinators, Tain O'Shantt vs.
Mittens, (limes, Veilings, I'm-
liroidcfics, I.ai'i'ts, Stvlisli ! f-
feets in Neckwear, Shii'l w it isl s.
Ladies' Tailor-made Suits,
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Clothing.
the quiet
gray.
vercoats S
atslhtin I expected to liy selling one
diowid i! lo his friends I s,,l,l l,,.n,u
i-'in. A good, perfect lining gar
always communds attention,
held ia highest favor, vet man v
hell
rcout of mi
ill fact, my prices
, I luck and assl. ,
Hats, and Kubber
HUSTON,
Adminisrator's Notjce.
Km torn r iiiliiilnisfuliiiii un the esiutool
.u innmii julu ni'ltllKt lli Ilsllln, Kill
tun Diiiintv, I'll., ilicensiMl.tnivltiK Iiiuii urn 'it
eUhy theto-ul,tKrof W lll for (iilliin uouuty
to ! ne HtiliMi.-itn-r. uimsri linsluftli utUlresx I-
lj-e,iin,,r.j. h in, ,n ,.,iunv. iViiu .1., a I iierMins
........ t:M IU IMC M,,ll USI.Iilt V jiN,.
l 'Viiimiii. m,u tlmso liavlni; oluiruK m ill
.""t-ui linill in
Nov IV t Hi.
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$400 PIANOS at 300
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Heating Stoves, wood or coal at 3 to
$20 each. Cook Stoves It 13 to 30
each. Enterprize Sausage Grinders and
Stuff ers at $8 per set, large size.
Ladies' Long Coats
$5 to $20 each. A beautjful line of La
dies Hats at 1 -2 the regular price.
Men's Long Overcoats worth $9 at
$4.50.
A line of Dress Suits that cannot be ex
celled in the county either in style or price.
Our Furniture Department is complete
and contains the most beautiful line of
fancy Enameled Beds and Upholstered
Couches and Rockers ever offered in this
community.
I have six buildings filled with every
thiugyou need to ext, use or wear at low.
er prices than you can buy elsewhere.
Clay Park,
Three Springs, Pa.
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Tho famous littla pills.
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DYSPEPSIA CURE
DIGESTS WHAT YOU EAT
Tk. 1 1 .00 kotlUi eontalnt JH Mrnot th trial alio, which Milt for 10 carta.
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Store is the place fur Rubber Goods which
you will soon need. We will sell you
Men's, Felt Boots for 2.20, and the best
with Wponsocket Overs, Snae-proof and
rolled edge at 2.50. Ladies' Candee Felt ?
Boots1.25. Aen'sArcticst.50, Lumber-
men's bocks and Overs, Alaskas and plain
overs to tit all feet.
We still have men's heavy underwear trfo
at 39c each, Our sales of Ladies' Coats tj
and Furs and Skirts, has been unusually jrl
large this season, but we have lots of splen- i
did ones to show you yet a beautiful skirt
for 1.98. jg
We feel that we have the best Over- M
coats in the county. ,
See pur Suits at 4, $5 and 6- they C
me stunners. pj
More than 100 dozen beautifully Hand- M
k rchiets just received which we are sell-
in.; from 5c to 1 each. 50 dozen ladies' 1
white hemstiched, at 3 for 10 cents. raj
We are in a position to serve vou,
1. M. Oomerer,
atjent for
THE GEISER MANUFAC
TURING COMPANY,
.i2BURNT CABINS, PA,
for the sulo of Tructlon and
I'ortublo KukIhou, "busolino,
Separators, Clover Hullerti,
Sawmills, &o,
Kutfines on hand ttlMlie time.
I
DfWItt's
ri.. ps
tti. Kun itiavrs
Tho famous little pills.
COMPANY, CHICAGO. XIX. .
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