INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS
Of l.ocnl and General Interest, Gathered
at Home or Clipped from our
Exchanges.
CONDENSED FOR HURRIED READERS
Sto Mayo Johnston's how ml
vertisernent tlscwhcro in this pa-
I P'r'
I LVune Clover aeod for sale this
wruk at W. II 'Nosbit'a. '
T. Clyde Straiu) of Pleasant
I Kido, leaves Wednesday of this
J we ;k for Uudt. Illinois.
L dies' Furs aud Coats at a re-
duclion of ono fourth from regu
I lar pneo.-i at Huston's.
! Huston is jrottiug ready to have
another lean up a!o at Saltilio.
j bargains will be in store for you.
Wanted : Men, women, boys !
and irls to re: resent McClure's i
Magazine. Good pay. Address
07 East 22d St , N. Y. City.
Tuesday, March 0, Wilber
Kralter intending to move from
the farm will sell at his residence
on the Alexander Farm 1J mile
north of Burnt Cabins, 11 head of
cattle, 14 tiueewes, wagot:, mow
er and many other articles. Sale
begins at, 1 o'clock p. m. Credit
8 months.
Register and Clerk's Notice.
Notle la bereht ven that the following
nunied nccountann hnve Hlrd their necnmtt
In the KeirlMpr'K Office of Kulinn county,
l'enn.; and the mnn will be prevented to the
Orplinn Court for connrmuilon on Dip Third
Momlny of March next, helnr the Imh dy.
1'tfur.R. The Brst and final account of Ooo.
H. DanleX Eko,., nnd C. F. Nesblt.
Administrator o. t. a of the rotate
of Mm. Huxnn C. I'ntrer, lute of Mc
CotiriclWuurtr lVnii.i., clof uned.
M.xvtiKit. The lint and Html account of Mm.
Mary Snyder, administratrix of the
et ite of Frederick Snyder, late of
Tod township, deceased.
M l I.I F.n The first nnd Html account ofdeo.
Miller, administrator of theestatt
of Kebcccit Miller, late of Unlou
township, deceased.
kh.wv. The tlrst and tlntil ufcouni of It. II.
Shaw, administrator of the estate
of Z. A. Shaw, late of Taylor town
ship, deceased.
Register' Oftlce.
Feb. 21, 19011.
THOMPSON.
The protracted meeting at Au
tioch is still in progress. Up to
this due 23 have come forward
and 1'ihaveunited withthechurch.
May the good work continue.
Among those that spent last
Suuday at B. K. Simpson's wero
Wllnain Barretand MissAngeline
Anderson, of Great Cacapon, W.
Va , and Lena Gordon and wife,
of Hancock.
Ii. M. Daniels and wife spent
Sunday at J. C. Comerer's.
LJ. 14. Simpson received word
last week that his son Keed, who
is in Washington state was lyiug
very ill at the St. Luke's Hospital,
Spokane, of rhoumatism.
There will be a local institute at
Ditch Run Friday evening.
Celebrated His 65th Birthday.
On last Saturday morning as
the sun rose clear and bright, and
the pit spects lor a beautiful day
had come, the friends and neigh
bors of lio.v. Henry Wolf thought
they would give him a surprise.
And as lie was leisurely reading
his morning literature, he was
accosted by strange voices, and
appearing at the windows he saw
conveyances and people walking,
and on further observation he saw
baskets and toxes when it, came
io him that they were making
him a surprise. And so it was
for him.
When they had all gathered in
about him, they numbered thirty
eight, ranging from five mocths
to 80 years of age, as mother Shaf
fer was there, and that day she
was 8'J years old.
All who wero there enjoyed a tieorVcc. tanner; uim'i
good dinner, and Mr.. Wolf re
ceived a nice lot of useful pres
ents which he was more than
grateful for.
Those present were Sylvester
Cunningham and family, Beaver
Gross and family, John Raker
family, Nick Finiff and family, Ed
Croft and daughter, Clyde Gress,
Samuel Wiblo and wife, Adam
Oyler and wife, H. W. Pawing and
daughter Mary, John Shaffer and
family.
The day was spent very pleas
antly by social chat and music by
graphophone aud accordion, and
when the time came to go home
they only wished for the same ac
casion to happen often. The ev
ening was spent in making and
eating ice cream and cake.
UKO. A. HARMS.
Keuisier.
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A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PII.E8
Itching, blind, bleeding, pro
truding piles. Druggists are au
thorized to refund money
Ointment fails to cure in
days. 50c.
f Puzo
6 to 14
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
take Laxative Br'oiuo Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund mon
ey it it fails to cure. E. W. G rove's
fiipnaturc is on each box. 2"ic.
A Surprise.
A surprise party was given to
Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Mellott
Wednesday eveuiug, February
21st, in honor of thbir sou G rover.
O.ving to the iucLmeacy of the
weather quite a number was un
able to be present.
Those present were Silas H )lly
and wife, Mrs. Martha Robinson,
Mrs, Golden, Rexie Dingley, Liz
zie Bishop, Grace Wink, Lenore
Downs, Miimie a d Bertha Gold
en, Fern Bernherd,14eode Downs,
George Kirk, Charlie aud Earle
Golden, Lee Cutchall, Wilbur and
Omer Lay ton.
Refreshments consisted of oys
ters, s wallop, ice cream, cake .md
lemonade. All preseut hud an
enjoyable tune.
SALUVIA.
Owing to the warm weather
the frost is coming out of the
ground, making lots of mud.
April 1st will bring several
changes in our community. How
ard Hann has purchased Scott
Kegarise's property. John A.
Haulman will movo to his new
hous'j.
Some persons in this section
are in the habit of destroying the
land notices. Wo hope these of
fenders will be caught and pun
ished. J Plessinger, wife aud sons
The protracted meeting at Side- j George and Russel were visiting
ling Hill Christian church, con-1 friends in Whips Covo last Mon-
ducted bv liev. Riuehart, the ev- da.v
FULTON COUNTY COURT.
1. 1st of Orand Jurors drawn for March term,
!!!.
A vr. Mellott. Andrew J., farmer: Nelson,
P.. farmer; Patterson, L. II., merchant; Slues
John, laborer.
Itelfast.-- Hess, .laeob 1... farmer.
Ilethel.- Itlshop. Isaac, farmer; Hess, char
lea, farmer; Palmer, Kdwanl. merchant,
llrush f!ree.-Akers, T. H., farmer; Plea
singer, Albert, farmer.
Dublin Fleming, Robert, blacksmith;
Mock. Riley, farmer; Slpes, Clifton, farmer.
Lickintr Creek. Lake, John M., farmer;
Mellott, Scott, farmer,
McConueHsburir.Hender. Martin M., car
penter; llrlsslrmer. Wilbur, laborer.
Taylor.
Thompson Secrlst. Wllllum. farmer; Yonk
er, Wm. C, laborer.
Todd.- Plttuian, A. J., fanner; Marshall.
Thomus, laborer: Cromer, S. R., rurmcr.
I'nlon. -Hanimaun, Jacob, fanner.
List of Pktit Jt!itnBn.
Ayr.- Helnli.tuKh. John, farmer. Neslilt. Al
bert, farmer: Tritle, Frunk, miller; Trnax. Fred
crick, farmer: Neurol h, John, farmer.
Ileirasi.- Hard. Charles, furmer; Mellott, O.
W., farmer: Mellott, Lewis, laborer, Mellott,
Hennct H farmer.
Heihel. Oarland, Hoy W., farmer; Hess,
Moses, rariner: Kirk, Lemuel U.. farmer: Mel
lott, Clayton K , farmer; Mellott, Howard H.,
laborer; Sharp, Scott, farmer; Schetrompf,
Frank, farmer.
Dublin. llrubuker. William C. luborer,
Hershey. T. Scott, miller; Henry, Nathan 11.,
carpenter: Locke. Irwin, laborer.
Licking Creek.--Deshonif, llenjnmln F.,
farmer; Decker. Ueorite W., farmer: Mellott,
Lewis H farmer: Strait, Philip, laborer.
McCounellsburtf. Conrad, John 1. laborer
OoUlsmllh. Charles K.. tailor, Stevens, Charles
11 , tailor.
Taylor. Fix, Simon, laboror; Huston, Kot
ert 1., merchant; Hecfner, David, carpenter;
Kerlln. Mack, farmer; Kerlin?. C. C, miller:
Lamlteton. Harry R.. painter; Nead, Kphralm.
aborer.
Thompson. C'omercr, J. C. farmer: Sharp.
Amos, merchant; Truax, Thomas, farmer.
Totld. Fore, Ira D.. uierchunt; Finiff, Oeo.,
Sr.. 'aborer: Soulier, Howard, farmer. i
Union - Hctincr, John. Jr., carpenter; Mil-1
let. Johu., farmer; Shank, Toihert. teacher; t
Winters. Morgan, farmer. i
. Wells. Blveus, Haves, miner; Foreman.
Ooo". V furmer: Horton, Hrlce, o., miner; I
Sprawl, Wm., farmer.
IDDO.
Matthias has come and has
neither broken nor made me.
Mrs. D. R. Garland and son
Sherman were visiting at this
place last Friday night.
Watches, Clocks
and Jewelry
4
I can sell yon a watch or cluck in liny mtiko or style nt t.ho
lowest city prices, or any kind of soliil jroltl of lilletl jewelry.
4fT 4 " ' se" J'"u B ' j"wn'e,l Eljrln or Wal-
V-VV thntn His open face, 20 years guaranteed
case tor 10.
SPECIALS
Gold brooches 50c to i o Watch chains '- i0 to !
Gold lockets Vic to tS Wntch cliiirtns otic to ".f0
Neck chains $1 to7.."i0 Watch fobs $1 to
Hat pins :I5 to .'t-V Collar buttons 10c to 1
Silver thimtilos 2."c to $1 Solid noll Signet rinifs Jl.iV) to I
Scarf pins "0e to 12 Solid (fold batiy riP(f "5c to'1.2
Watch repairing, jewelry repairing, Unman coloring plat
ing, plain or fancy engraving a speciality
D. C. HART, Jeweler and Optician,
''Watches that tell the truth."
'10 i Broadway, Camden, N. J.
MILLINERY.
MRS. A. F. LITTLE'S
Big Underselling Store
We still have afevr hats that we will close out at, and below
cost. Don't fail to come soon, if you wait too long von wili n iss
frreat bargains.
The winter Is long. Come and get a hat at your own price
We have all kinds of Dress Trimmings. We have a few shirt
waists that were 11.40, now only $t. Collars reduced to cost.
All shades of Ribbons at cost.
Give us a call before going elsewhere, if you want to save
money. Our store is just across the street from llx'p'C.olVn'e.
McConnellsburg, Ffi.
Harisonville
Store Prices
Lantern globes, H cts.
Fire Shovels, 4 cts.
Files, 10 els.
Strap Hinges, 4 to 15 cts.
Cow Chains, 10 cts.
Tin Cups, 2 cts.
Galvanized oil cans, 1H cts.
10-nt. Galvauizcd water pails, Hi cts.
12-qt. Galvaniled water pails,
4-qt. Kuameled colTee pots,
Horse Brushes,
Shoe nails, box, .1 and ! cts.
Horse shoe nails, lb., . 12 cts.
Knaineled Wash Basins, 10 cts.
Shoes and Uubber
Table nil cloth, yd., l.'l cts.
Ifrootus, l." to 2." cts.
Felt Window .Shades, 8 cts.
White Cloud Toilet Soap, 4 cts.
I'kg, CoU'eo, 15 cts.
Loose ColTee, lit to 1(1 cts.
Eagle Butter Crackers, 8 cts
Men'sKnitovershirts, fleece lined 45cts
18 cts. Overalls. 45 cts
2. cts. Work Shirts, 40 To 50 cts
10 cts. Leggins, 40, 50 and (10 cts
Ued Key Tobacco, cut, 8 cts
Tin Dippers, 4 cts.
Gingham, 5 to 7 cts
goods at the right prices.
V. H. Hollinshead,
Harrisonville, Pa,
Watson Cooper and Mr. Foote,
of Chanehpville, visited Mr. Coop
er's father Jonathan Cooper, one
night last week.
Samuel Truax visited his sts-
Turkey Supper.
On last Friday evening 31 per
sons in and around our little town
of Fort Littleton enjoyed one of
t those good turkey suppers at the
ftiagle Hotel, for which that old
hostlery is famous.
I Landlord, Wilds understands
jliow to make one feel comf rtable
jly his kindly way, and to say his
jostimable wife is a good cook, is
only speaking in the mildest
Iterras.
I We were all entertained with
uiusic by Prof. J. E. Mother, of
A.ltooua, Pa. After spendingsome
jtime in good social talks, all re
Wired to their respective homes,
feeling glad that they were there.
angelist, has been iu progress for
the past week. Eighteen souls
have been added to the church.
We hope the good work will con
tinue until all shall come to know
aright; which to know arieht is
life eternal. ! Saturday aud Sunday.
Mrs. Catherine Mellott. of Ev Edward Clevenger spent a few
erett, is visiting friends and rel- day8 last week w,th llis father in
atives in this community. ! Everett.
Mason Daniel is visitins? his fa- Mrs. Rachel Peck of Ohio, was
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McConnellsburg's
New Furniture Store.
Read this and be convinced that we have in our store
the largest stock of selected FURNITURE and HOUSE
HOLD FURNISHINGS that has ever been in this conn
ty. and at prices that will suit every body :
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I Boots Shoes I
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Iron Beds green, blue and white,
2.li0, 2.(S5, $11, f4.25, and up.
Bed Springs both woven wire, and
coil, 2.50, $3.15, aud f.1.75.
Mattresses excelsior, husk, cotton,
; etc,, 2 85, $11.10, $11.75 und $4.
i 3-plece Bedroom Suite, 15.50, $"18.50
! to 32.75.
I Chiffoniers, $10; Hall Hacks, $7;
ter-in law Mrs. JameeFegley last i 8ide Board., $12 to $20: Kxtension
I Falling-leaf, 11.15. Dining-room nd
Kitchen- Chair?, $11.75, $4, $;.7u,
$!, $ti.5ii, $7.80 per set. Hockers, $1.25,
tl.45, $1.75, l.t)8, $2.05; Child's Hock
ers and High Chairs; Heed Hockers,
$1.75, $5.55, $5.75, and $0.50.
Couches, $0.25 to $12; Bed Lounges,
$U.!I8; Cots, $1.50 aud f 1.70.
Fjve-plcce Parlor Suite, upholstered
in Silk Damask, $20.
Stands, 75, 05, and $1.25. F.asels, 50
and (5e.
Mirrors-French Plate, 85, fl.UO and
$5.50. Pictures and Frames, $1 to $1.75
Window Blinds, 10 to 22c. Ten
piece Toilet sets, $3.25 and f 4.15.
ther, William Daniels.
Don't deceive yourself. If you
have indigestion take Kodol Dy
spepsia Cure. It will relieve you.
Rev. W. E Hocutt, South Mills,
N. C, says : "I was troubled with
chronic indigestion for several
years; whatever I ate seemed to
cause heartburn, sour stomach,
fluttering of my heart, and gener
al depression of mind and body.
My druggist recommended Kodol
aud it has relieved me. 1 can now
used over
seventy Yea
Km
fsasm
of thi! iinii. i wo,1 In the homo
SCHENCKS MANDRAKE PILLS
A Biiri. en.. I ..
Indi-
IIIOUUICM.'
Sohenok i Mandrat Pill.
"Liven fhp I Ivor-
or by mull. ' ht'' " bo.
I.lvcim,,L,.'n7.-.Wl
eat ny thing and sleep soundly at bache'or d?es about a baby
visiting in this vicinity last week.
Growls of a Dyspeptic.
A girl may be afraid of mk-e,
but she has no fear of the mi
crobes in ki3ses.
A girl never loved any the less
because she has money in her own
right.
Woman's rights furnish atopic ! EAST VA1ER ST.
for conversation more often than
men's wrongs.
A womanknows almost as much
about a railway time table as a
Anything you would like to have, and we don't have
it in stock or mentioned in the above list, would be glad
to have you call and select from our catalogue, and have
same ordered at once. Thanking you for your past pa
tronage, and wishing your future trade, we are,
Respectfully yours,
Thos. B. Stevens&Son,
McConnellsburg.
night. Kodol digests what you
eat. Sold by Stcuteaglo Bros.
WEST VltW.
Job Hill visited friends on Tim
ber llidge, Saturday and Sunday.
W. Y. Still well, of Wtshington,
D. C. . spent Saturday night and
Sunday with Jou Truxel.
Davie Chesnut and wife, spent
Sunday with the latter 'r parents,
Mr and Mrs. W. L. Shaw.
Mrs Sadie Bo jtman aud'daugh
ter Bessie, visited her brother J.
VV. Truxel Saturday aud Suuday,
Jacob Weaver aud family upont
Suuday" with Henry Seusel.
Mrs. David Chesnut and Mrs.
Geof'H Chesnut attended the
funeral of their brother David
Bru baker, last weak.
Mr, and Mrs. Bob Allen, who
has been visiting relatives in this
vicinity returned to their home
in Cumberland, Friday.
Charles and Guthene Soud.. rs
are kept busy querrytng lime
stone for the farmers around
here.
It doesn't require any great ar
tistic ability to ecable a woman to
draw an uncharitable inference.
After a woman succeeds in cap
turing a husband she doesn't con
sider marriage the one object in
life.
The ave rage girl would rather
marry in haste and repent at leis
ure tUau to never have a chanco
at all.
Tne average woman is willing
to patch U'ia quarrel with her
neighbor bicauso of the pleasure
i it, alT rd her to rip the patch off I V
again. v
Women soldom moan it when ; V
tiny Uiss each other's complex-1 O
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5 Sleighs!
o Sleighs!
t have the first Carload of Sleighs ever brought to Mo
Connellsburtf. For quality, style and liuish, the world can't beat
them. Don't forgot me when you want a sleigh. I have a Carload
of Busies and Spring -Wajtons that I will close out on a short mar
gin to make room for spring goods. I also have purchased a Car
load of Milburn Farm Wagons that will arrive tn January 1900.
Please como this way for the best wagons made. I have a few Drills,
Mowers, Plows aud Harrows that I will close out at cost just to get
room for new goods coming In. 1 must have tho room. Come right
along. 1 mean business.
T. J. Comerer,
McConnellsburg, Pa
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AN Auction Of Spring Mil
linery at Maya Johnst n's store
Saturday at 2 o'clock p. in., March
8rd.
JAYNE'S
EXPECTORANT
the standard cough and cold cure for over
75 years now comes also in a
Convenient to carry with you. lon't
be without it. Ak your di uiiL'ist.
1906 ALMANAC FKF.E. Write to Or 1). J.yu. & Son, Pbilallihl.
25c
size
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To Cure a Cold in One Day
Tcie Laxative Dromo Quinine raiets. 5 fyLjb
Seven Million fcoxe told In post 13 month. This denature,
Cure Crip
In Two Dtya.
ca every
Boys ' and Men 's Boots $1 .50 to $1 . 75.
Ladies' Felt Boots $1 25 to $1.50.
Men 's Felt Boots $2. OO to $2.35.
Boys' School Shoes $1 to $2.
Men 's Work Shoes $1.25 to $2.
Men 's Watsontovrn high Shoes $5.
Ladies' Dress Shoes $1 .25 to $2.50.
Ladies' Fox-lined Shoes $1.25 to$l. 75.
Men's Work Pants 75c to $1.
Men 's Corduroy Pants $1. 50 to $2. 50.
Best Linen Corduroys $2.50.
Men's Work Coats $1.25 to $2.
Men 's and Boys' Sweater s2 5 c to S3. 25.
A full line of
General Merchandise
O always in STOCK. Highest Market price O
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6. W. Reisner & Co,
We have just received a very full
line ofSeersuckers and Ginghams for
Spring and
Summer
Beautiful Styles at Old Prices.
White Goods
infancy Mercerized Stuffs, Lawns,
Shrunken Muslins, Linens, &c. Our
Wall Paper
and Mattings are now in, at least, in
large part or early use.
We Can
Please You.
See these GOODS and learn the
PRICES before you do your Spring
buying.
G. I. Reisner &Co
McConnellsburg, Pa
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