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' : CuUMi' NEWS! The First National Bank.
i Wo fall tho attention of our
! 1 ' i L' erv WoJllcsJay. j rcadors ti tho advertisement in
- - - ! ano'lipr column of the First Nu-
ii :,. .' . ., V.itOt and Proprietor, j tional Bank of McConnellsburp,
- I I'a. As will be seen the direct." i a
A: JONNLLLSliUKG, PA. "d fflcern of the Bank are all
; business men who have succtvd
"HY 1 ed in business by a careful man-
i:lAI Z, iJvl), ; ngement of their own affairs, unl
" "" " i w o feel satisfied that the busine-s
I !lMihed Weekly. 1.00 rlof the Bank will be coiducted m
Annum in Advance. careful business principles, so
- ----- 1 that those who patronize it need
TiVFTtTll N'l R .TK!
IVr
Per
-H.tt. sniH-.'.'n.i'h"iki-VtVon'.'.'..'
tii'inrtim insiirunl for lesi thim
i, .'iiunndby the squiire.
t 'linos i i m:.
On.'
ninth fo'il'iin
i; f i utrn . . .
t ;iui I (ai..io i
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April .". sprint; comes fortli
a.u.i, her wor
k f f-'liidness to'coststOKOlllcr. tho Cf)gt Qf .,)0
i' '
Y.'I.Iuun vink is making prepa- 1
i allocs to bulla a new house this ;
'.V; ..'.un Carb;iii'rh of L'I u m Run
w;..-, ;:i
(.)., I
An.'., ew
gli's .;:
ur vicinity recently.
ustliug shingle maker, i
Truax, is making shin-
.ev. .J. u i unarm s new j
biu i).
Beni .iniu (iarland was seen in
tins vicinity Monday.
1 1. j Wink aud Dauie
i
Meilott ;
w revisiting in our midst recent j
;
David Uann's have the -hicken
l)OX- , j
,or L"c i
came into the '
.MuJc Happy
( ! reat happitiesr
ho i.e ..if S. (J. Blair, school super- j
intendent, at St Albans. W. Va.,
when his little daughter was re-
stored from ' the dreadful com
plaint he name.-;, lie saj's : "My
lif.'e (iaugliter had St. Vitus
Willi.
h yi'.;lJeu to no treat
ment o-itgrew stea;!ily worse un
til as a list, resin t we tried Elec
tric i'.it'er ; ard I rejoi-e t' say,
tin eu'lies eilVcti.'d a complete
cure.
Veil- ,
ity. !"
isiie !
anti.'ei
l'l'ie
'Jmck, sure cure for ner-1
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i ' .nu1-, Ten : Tin ueinu- j
e.ikiiesses, impover
1 and imdaria. Guar
Trout's drug store.
WILLI:.
Giii,i..' Hanks and
,i n
Airier', ..n;-,d
tr:o lo I Ir
mudi ; ii ousino.-.s
last week.
I ii.vson mid family were
th" guests in t:.e l.imiiy of Ben
son ll.'in'cs last Sumlay.
' 'hrist"pln.'r Spado visited h.s
br. .titer Cbuvles, of Pur-el', lust
Su rula '.'.
lii v. Weise pre;iched a very
able -i.rinon at Mck'uidee M. K
churel, las!. Sunday.
lo'm Smith, f this pla-e, has j
htiis-ie I iiurning his mm.
kiln
1 on i'siiay of la--t week.
Ja-iob (' ir!:ck has moved to the j
iriri-iiii iiouse situated ou his i
mi.tl.ei 's place. ;
: , , , , i
ivitM-.'. ;i iiiivs is enipi.iyeU by i
M Ci; :s i;,::s at present.
The party in 1.1 at the home of!
Martin ffixon'last. Saturday night j
Wits we
:. p.
list.
A li "
Gr:;ce,
. uf.-.'ii.-Jfd au.. all report
t tun". ,
II inks U still .hi tiiu sick ;
'
I!. '.-on iiml danghti-r ;
is-ed through our village I
one day last week.
Job i itair, i.if llancfiirk, sjient
one r.i. M last wet'k with tho fam
ily i f ilens'in Hanks.
Mar1 i:i Hixson and daughter
1 11 will toGlearville last Sun-
uay. ,
i .i.'.nry Lod . ..iiiii his nnne mate I
of Sixnnle llix'.i, are visiting t'ue
former's frc-nds and relatives, of
this 1 1: i'- '.
P
TliE SUREST CURE
fur
Bitionsnti. Ijvr r-mitilnint. Tu-
diKeiuoii, Coiunpalioii, sick Hfid-
che. Nuus-n, i.tUiiiiiini, Mtilnrla,
iicurtbum v Jaundice, K.
SCHfiNCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS
Orer hevtuty years use bat proved
their merit.
"Liven the Liver."
with arheil' k'ii Mi.iidrake Pill and
le well.
Purtly Vcgftablc,
Abnulutely HarnlcM
For bbh i-vry where,
23 cents s t.ox or by mail.
Dr. J. II. Schtnck 1 S n, Phila., Pa.
loamaiiii hiiiiiimiiNA'
have no fear of suffering auy loss.
, The ollicers of tho Bank are hcav
'., , , ... ,
ily bonded, and the oafe aim
i Van It are secure iipamst fire ami
burylai s.
Thus far uuusublsue-
1 !i ....1.1 .1 ... ... . 1
niis iiiieuueu me nauit nuu
teuded the Hi
we hope it may continue.
Letter to D. S. Maun,
Mi CiUf.trg,
Dear Sir: The way to lecko-i
the cost of paint is to putbi th
paint and the cost of putting it
nn
lt Wauld save this country huu-
1 1. wmild suVp v.n nlnnn ('if vnn
happen to he a victim) several
,i,1n..e
See how it works. It costs as
mucJ t0 )Ut ou ()ne paint as au.
other, don't it, '
Ves, if you use the same num-
her of gall ius.
VVoll rlr.n't I V
x0. yr,u'n use twice as many
gallons of adulterated paint as of
Devoe. an;i youVe Kot t() pay
twice as much for putting it on.
Mr. X. Avery, Delhi, X. Y., has
two hour es aHkeaud in same con-
dition. Painted one house with
Devoe; ti gallons. Painted the
other house with a paint that was
half adulteration; 1:.' gallons.
Same painter, Geo. Gilbert, did
both jobs. One cost $27; the oth-
Better go by the name.
Yours truly
F. W. Dkyoe A- Co.,
1- Xew York,
i S. F. U Bare, Fort Little-
ton, sells our paint.
THOMPSON.
Henry H. Brewer, near Covalt,
died April 17, 1HO0. There sur-
vives him a widow and one son to
mourn their loss.
Ed Simpson was a recent caller
in our neck of timber.
Xell Simpson spent a week with
Mrs. Lula Gordon, of Hancock.
Olive Zimmerman was visiting
friends here recently.
Dan Trout of McConnellsbu rg,
was calling on his Thompson town
ship friends last week.
Jno. Gordon and force of men
are building a barn for Xewton
Phinecy. t Little Cove.
Peter Shives aud meu are build
I ine; a burn for Rnhi.rt, Snpri.it nf
Franklin count
John Tavman expects to move
to or near Baltimore in the near
future, where he has bought a i!00
acre farm from Howard Zimmer
man.
Frank Martin and step-mother
Mrs. P. P. Slaves, of Thompson
townshiji, spent a short time in
.McCoimel'shurg, Sunday. Mrs.
shives was vi.-iting her mother,
Mrs. C'attlett, who is very ill, and
other friends.
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WZ-nnr 1?iij
TWO
lii'aiil Inl y to o'eil
SOUVENIR
?0ST CARDS-
r.'KielS'irect,
Witt. i-:.,..i .
mat hwt-
iMcx'i Sunday
AprI
.iiliilcH of l'hi!.n!i-!il
..lilitiiiKS iinl jil.u-i k v
y JllltSl M'. If It
Hi" with 1 1
ii'l.i ' I i ' iii.H' I il.it.
1 ilt'f f Jl i' I III ii i . mi u . 'II : l'i t
-.HT.-. ti rut ill :.in. ;t wtLi ilin- uM.il'
i) any ;nnt i ni r iMi-. i i.iii,
T Itt'M i, if. If- Will h- fit,' WM
act! nl llit r-'ttn;:! l'i H..i
nail Hu- 1'iiiirc Hffi-h It:... I.i t-n "ai
It-li-d. Uon'l ints iu' ! lip-in. 'IU
i" well wurthv t I't-iMK lit ;i u - I
'I Li- ililluit t-.i' h ,S,nilii' , -i) Ik- litni,'
'liicf uui" uiiiu-r in ,ir.nn'. in ln-in
t.tiilnh.u ll iiV nf (!n-
Public Ledger
Next Sunday, April 29
aO advance in pkicl
2c
Buys Newspaper
Magazine and Two
Souvenir Pot Cardi
ui .Jir of I dur newdeulr, or nitttl ordj
In the I-iibijc Ijcixikh, PhlladoipbU. I'a.
Mrs. P.. .1. Mi t 'ia:,i Mil .',
week very pleas. i nl l' v, il Ii In r
soiti'i-, M is I i.i i i. I 1 1 1 i. . i nl I, ii
tl iv.
Maud 1.' n t. u i n 1 i i m nivl M.trih i
Black I. It Monday n omiiie ,., a,
j term or school in I hu i isct v..,.
Charles Alloway has hm I i
! t hi property of t he Nallnri Inr;
! ( It In irs at lh'blx Isvill". ,e .1
j take possession of it the lit si ol'
I May.
j Misses Aim:; Mc ib. dura
Laidig and Ivdoii Mt v.. i.im spee'
liiH sday c veiling very jiieai
autly at the I loucl.: 1 1 tj
S. A. M.'C'lain iiiis p'i i (!::. -."i! a
j valuiible hors !'rom John 1 le.s.s
I ( 'lata Laidig, having spent a
I week very pleasantly with her
j cousin, AhnaMcC'lain, has return
ed to her home.
I a Gi'AS vvnxo ciK.i i;ii.i:s.
Itching, blind, bleeding or pio-
truding jiiles. Druggists refund
noney if Pazo Ointment fails to
cure any case, no matter of how
loug standing-, in ('; to II days.
First application gives ease and
rest. fin.'. If your druggi.sthasn't
it send ,mc in stain;, s and it will
he forwarded post-paid by Pans
Medicine Co., St. Louis, Mo.
Death of un lin'aiii.
Harry and yrtlo Mock, died
last Tuesday morning, AjirilL'lth,
at y o'clock, at the resideiiC'.' of
the parents, l' It." ( )ak avenue, A!
toona, of inanition, ..ged il months
and s days. Funeral was he'd
Thursday i:f;.ernoou at 1' oViock.
Intermeni, in liose ilill ceiuetei-y.
CKYSr U. SI'l IMiS.
J. C. Harton expects to build a
new barn m the near luture.
Ada Barton spent lust week at
her home here.
( 'ur aeci.un ui.odatiug store keep
er, G. O. Lynch is doing a good
business. -
John McK'ibuin, of South St.
.Joe, Mil., who has been visitn.:
his motliei, Mrs. L K. Mc'ubbhi
the past t'.vn weeks, left for his
home Saturday, and. will visit his
brother, A. i)., at Mario.",, Ind.
lioss Jackson, of A.'toona, who
spent his K ister Vi.u-ation with I. is
mother, 'returned t J his work last
week.
Clarence S toner am1 family
Jiassed through here enronie ior
the home of Mr. S toner s fathi.r
in Luion township.
George l.lix-'u uud sons, Mar
shall aud Roy, called on friends
at Xeeduiore, Sunday.
We are sorry to say that X. 1!.
Hanks' condition is not much im
proved. We hope for Ins speedy
recovery.
Ernest Hixson was in Everett,
Saturdav.
1 -wC
culls
RHEUMATiSr.l
I
lumbago, soinical
NEURALGIA aEiiiij
KIDNEY TRGUOLE
S DHOPS"tukcu intwrnnUy. riiistlm blood .
or Llie poisuuuuH uiauer uml acuU winch I tf
ar tho Un-f.cl, cuuM.a of tlt.-sti (Iim-hv-h. L
ApMitiU ci(t,Ttiiiiy it arf-ii.ls ulniiKSt in- I
fimnt relief ivoui wiln. witilw x ir inununt t
currj in btiii.j oucL a by punfvii.tf tne L.
oioou. uis.-.uj7it,rf ine I'Oisorums huu-
Uti- t
DR. S. D. GLAND
"I hail tmuri ii. rtVriT Tr a ntimher of y-t..- "'
I With 1,'llllhitUi) a.'.tl lOn iiiiirillMii hi ii. v nri. u V
ainl Ii-tft.ainl irh-.l ull tin- i i-ut .llm i.ut'l cm',!
K'l'nir iroui iui.li. ul tv.,rli.-, uiiu ulnu iii.iiciiUi ii
ltll Ili'IlltuT nf I 1,'J t. -.1 , 1. 1 M 1 t . M Hk llj'H. I 1
IlOll.lI, lllfct r'.iMI tl... ri-thf ( Ul:.,,!' ,1 I : i,I I
'blKllH " I fltllll il rf'Tllif If III tl ' IJl'KCLii 'J t
for rJittuuiatlnin kin kli.iii i 1 Jltvii-a.'' j
If you are anftfi'lni? v.iili I'l'i-umutl'im. j- '
NuuniliilH, Kitinpy Troui.lo ur unv Itin- A
Ureil dlsi-usi-, wntn to lib f..r a li inl lioulo f. '
"B-DHOt'S" can hn iniil unv In.iKiti or '
ttrno wimout aiiuiiinu a "ui tiulii, " jji
B It Is 0litln.lv tl. H of Ollllnil. lOciiu,.;. I j
alcohol, luutliuiuui, and clUur niiuilur I 1
lnKri:dlttiim.
LrgaKIr llolllo, 5.nU(PH",BnO bw) 'I
I. Ull. I: ur Mule l lruUI.. j
IWAKSOI RHEUMATIC CURf C0MP1I1Y. ' i
iluvl. Mil. ICO Lai., Hiraat, tal.ua-o. 1 j
V
Tcts Laxative Brcmo OsLIna relets.
Seven Million boxei sold In past Z months, 1 h;j siIiDttire,
The Largest
Vai to'y Btoro
in Fulton
Counly.
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v ' i 'I ll
plo'ly tn leiv
est.
T Vw 0
STORE ROOAIS
liiied with ....mis tiiu one with Carpets, Mattings, Furniture,
Springs, etc., hh- ii,..r v. nh General Alerchaiulise.
'J'liin',- nf a line of eai'iict like wo handle lit -ic, -c, ;i"ii, 4"i;, and ""!,
cr yard, and FURNITURE of all description that will sur-
prise tiie niii skeptical in prices.
Our Dry Goods and Notion Lines
are tilled with the latent Dimities, I'erslun Lawns, intchcr Linens, Lawns,
.-'cersui'!;...t, ( ', inhiuus. .Mercerized (iinuls, etc.
Wall Papers. Oil Cloths, Similes, etc.,
Paints, Oils, Glass, etc. Hats and Caps.
Wood and Willow Ware, (Juccnswarc, and
Glassware: Drugs and Medicine.
of every si v'e and kind .
Cloth i rise
O 5
'I 1 1 :i ve ever iaiil before.
,-ielhese e(i(ls, and examine ij mil ity before making your spriiifj pur-u.-c.
.Mail orilci's filled. Samples and prices sent on application.
F. C. BARE,
Fort Littleton, Pa,
OPENING LETTER
STEVENS' & RAKER'S
'I'o llie public. Xew ";ooils s'ill coin int- in. W'e have just receiv
ed a hue of shoes, strict Iv new, ui prices thai will s'.irprise you. Ladies'
i.xf.irds from A.'2) up: ladies line dress shoes from 1.10 up: men's line
lire- si ..es from ?( :. ' to tf:t.."l; buys line dress shoes from $1.10 up We
liiive a fiii! line sf I'.;... and every d iy shoes aud prices arc ri'ht.
Dry Goods fis-jcl Notions
We have n line line of dry e',,o,ls coniiu' iu. ( in.,'lmni nnd eali
e ns, a .mI., ami up: C'irtaiti net HI and l"c yd: .Miisiins from ."ii: a yd.,
up. U'e. I avc a full !ii i lawns, mohairs, silks, plaids, seersuchers,
llantiels, tickiiif."-. eli.' , at the lowest price.
lienN, ladie:, and misses hose He per pair up: ladies and gentu
l.'j.; up: ladies' ribbed vests 7c up: fjeiits summer underwear .'"ic. up; window
blinds 'u up.
Groceries 1
2k ;i.,ii:iils ei-auulated su-ar 41; ;j puckayes Mothers Oats -.Vic; It
cans syrup llV: ii bottles extracts iV: li packages smocking tobacco 2.1c;
chew!-;; tobacco cm, up: kerosene 12,. gallon: best b irrel oil lou.
We have a nice line of tin and e ranituware; Hour, feed. etc. llieh
.-.i . , n '. s p.iieu inr pri.iiu,.!',
i.i, a:s i ni'iv.. n you want to save
and be convinced
Kvery tliin
Stevens & Raker,
iGUoiiiieiisDiirp
1 1
New Furniture
Read ihis ;m,l ho convinced that we have in our store
i :., J.ir -om stock or sel-ct.d FURNITURE and HOUSE
. i 0 L D F U R M ! S 1 1 1 IN G f. 1 ha t Ins e ve r bee n 1 n t his cou n
ty. and at prices that will suit every body :
mill Bi'.U ; ri cti, l.lu.. nnd wM'.,.,
-'I l, I'-'.l.."., . I, lil.i'l, lllKl Hl.
11." I .Sii in.'. - li.i'ii w.ivcii u ii-o, unil
il- :!.!, a ml :i.7.-,.
M ii!:rt!,M ox, ('ifiiur, husk, i-i.lliji-.,
. 1 in, v.'t.T-'i iiml
.i-.i.'.-e i). .Ic .Su'i,. .!"i.',ii s,"i
1 10: II;.
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.iiv 1 l' ii:'' v.'iii wn.iM l'i. -
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ltl:1 u-k oi ir iiiinr.'.l in
V) 1 1 : 1 v
lU C.ill :.!l..l M'K'ti
same 1
Iroii.ij'c, ;,::J
'I'll
1
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Thos. B. Stevens&Son.ji
I,' I l;t ll' I T 1 1, ...
''I'll A 1 hi,
To uiire a Cold in One
BARE'S
BARGAIN
STORE
S'oirs ail- not nil tiliUn 'I'lii'.v ililTrr iik liotcls,
sli'iitii!.iiiis or l iiihMi.v linen, t-i-t's s ii y they are "8tt In
t licit- wn.v'n." Ami they lire su m't. iu their wnyti Ixii-nuse
their ili'vi'lnpni 'iit luis I'liinc by tin' j rticulu r way the
store 1i:h lit'ld to.
Think of Hiiro's P.arjrain Store for a moment. A
ilini'ii iit iiml li.'it. stun- In every interest that lt handles.
Ilei'ii hero since l1-!!", i' ml hist year tho largest volume
nT siiles for the pr..si ;s years. Why t lieeauii! of hnn
i si minis, :ejil lowei' 1 11 t-e-. Hut we have saiil enough
in stai-l von thinUing, aril thinking insiule ur more
vvhere I hey can .t the best gomls elira
c
The largest line we have ever purchased
before for uur trade. Hoys', Youths',
mid Men's i-lnth iuy at prices lower than
At Clear Ridge.
umtor, iMe'S,.i.,ickens, wool a
speeial-
mon
ey call and see us before you buy
Clear Ridge, Pa.
fl.l"., $l.7., itl.'.is, (KM.-,; Child 'b Itock
irs iiiiiIIUl-Ii t'liulr.s; lti( llix.'kers,
j' i.7 i, i.ij, ij..i.7r, unj jii.'jii.
(JiiiH'lii's, t.i $12; lieU Lountfes,
''!1.!-; Hots, liii unit 91 1 .70.
I'ivi-iiu.'i. I'lu liir Suito, uiila.Uttircd
in Silk Dumasi;, .iii.
Sti.iHls, 7.",. li:,. mill lij. Kasols.fiO
in id li,"i(..
Mil'fl.l'.s 'l'i',,,; l'lato, S.I, fl.(li) Ullll
fV.11. I'i.'i,'..r..s mill I'Viiiuos, l to I.7.1
I u.'im.,u' .'ili:,!.,, n to Sir. 'JV11
j.'UTo Tiiili't, KctH, f.i;2 nnd 91.15.
.. i.. : i . . . . i . I
iu nave, .iiki wc 11011 1 nave
the ab..ve list, would be glad
Ii'Oin illir (:it:lliiirn. m.l
llillklll" - .,ii l,.r imnp ivnf
II Unship uU ltl VOLir past pa-:
llllvill!- vi.M l.ir uiiitr iv
1 ,, 1 .... 1 !
Store
1. ospo ctiully yours,
IkCOXM'l rmtllli'"'
- m.mj,,Mrj .., I
... .;. .:
Day
Cures Crip
In Two Days.
(VLjfy
on every
yrxnn0 vox, 25c.
Mew Spring Goods.
Over six months ago we commenced to buy uur Siaux kouJj, um nuw
we are ready to show you a complete line of
Shoes ! Shoes ! Shoes !
Are. shews higher? With the average merchant they ate, but with as
they are not, as wo bought ours before the advanen We are i'cari.i
to save you money on Bhoes ami we have a big slock to select from. All
kinds of Oxfords, White Tans, Patent feather and pin in , for men, winn-
on and children are here.
DRY GOODS
Here's where we serve you well. One naturally wonders how such
surprising and pleasing creations are conceived. You will make no
mistake if you come here for your Spring outfit. Our line includes all
that is new and popular. SVe are milling Lancaster cinuham at tic. u
yard: Calico, 3 and M.; Muslin ns low as 5c.: Ticking e. yd., Lawn .V.
yd., Toweling 4c. yd.
Clothing! Clothing!
The neatly dressed man commands respect every where. To bedresn.
ed neatly and at tho same time inexpensively requires clothing tniule of.
the right material In the proper mannner,
Our clothing fits, looks well and gives satisfaction and the prices arc
' right.
Groceries! Groceries!
25 lbs gradulated sugar, tfl .25; Arbuckles coffee, 1.1c; 1 lbs lima beans
25c; 5 gallon oil, 10c; 3 boxes Uanner Lye, 25c: 4 dozen clothes pins, ."ic;
4 cans corn, 25c; 8 lb. pail iish, 55c; 10 lb. pail fish, iS:.
Harry E. Huston,
Saltillo, Pa.
THE
I FULTON
I COUNTY
! NEWS
Covers the Field.
In every part of the
County faithful re
porters are located
that gather the daily
happenings.
Then there is the
State and National,
News, War News, a
Department for the
Farmer and Mechan- .
ic, Latest .Fashions
for the Ladies. The
latest New York, Bal
timore, Philadelphia
Markets. The bun
day School Lesson,
Helps for Christian
Endeavorers, and a
Good Sermon for ev
erybody. THE JOB DEPARTMENT
IS COMPLETE.
SALE BILLS, t
POSTERS, I
LETTER HEADS, J
NYELOPES, ' I
CARDS, 4c,
In fact anything and $
everything in the best t
style along that line. t
I Sample copies of t
the News sent to any
of your friends on X
request, "
ulcol Dyspepsia Cure
Digotts what you eat.
REVIVO
DUMUH,
RESTORES VITALITY
Made a
Well Man
'?
1 fl
THE
.o Mo.
yifc rn V I F ..li
mv wk-tm. m
f.S,yf0 OdTi. KU
produce tliabovareuIU In 30ituy. Ittvti
i'lOMlullywid quickly. (Jure, when ll olb.r. Uil.
I mtm will recover tlmlr youltilul vigor by uatug
uuusn.cuwiurogiu meir low uauuooa, ud olil
i.iiiw. qiiiumy una Hureiy rcHtores nervuiia
Viet, Let, Vitality, Impotenoy, Nlklitly ioilomi,
L ai'owor, lulling Momory, Wantliut Diwimm, mj
oil elfbcu ot aeli-abuiie or xceiBu(i iuaucretlon,
nuioa uunuonnlorBliiily.DimlneMor mnrrlimo. It
nut only ouni by nurtluc at th t ot dlacuc, but
laigrut nt.rvetoi.lo ud liluod builder, briutf.
I 'ill btck tli 11I11K Blow to mile clurliiuidio.
1 ttul tb lira of youth. It wrd oil luiaulty
".V1 Cou"uol"0- Ini" on hyinBIVlVO,no
. . vu . vvrriou 1U Te pwilll, VJ U1A1I
M.00 carptukam.or ilx for B.uo, with it poll
'' written vnarante to cor or ralunil
liOYAL MliDICiNli CO.,
. nawitry. n r., nun hiivimi iri.e. A.l.lrDbll
Marin building.
IIIICAU.O, ILL
For halo iu McOoiitullfiburv: at
W. S, DickFoo's druj? istorr,
Kennedy' Laxative Honey end Tar
I Cure all Coughs, an1 expel Colds Irool
the ayfctHin by gently mo y lug the bowsis.
1
ttK If
4 4 $
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
1IAHIII US.
R. M. DOWNES,
First Class
Tonsorial Artist,
MisC.-ONNl LLsm.IKU, PA.
A Clean l.'up and Towel with cuch Stnivc.
KveryihiiiK Amisepiic.
Kuzurs stcrllii;U.
3Shop In room latelv occupied by Ku llrakc
ISAAC IN. WATSON.
Tonsorial Artist.
Strictly up to date In ull styles of nuir cut
tlnn. yulek, eny shuvts. Hay-rum, creauw-Witch-hiuel.
without extra uliame. l'n li
towel to euch customer. I.hu.-m improve.) up,
paratuB for sterilizing toolH. l'urioi-s opposite
Fulton House.
I.AWYKKS.
M. R. SHAFFNER,
Attorney at Law,
Office on Square,
McConnellsburg, L
All lesal bus.nem. and collections entrum. i
will eccivH careful Hnd prompt attcnlli."
CHURCH KS.
I'kushytekian. lit v. W. A. Vest,
0 U., Fastur. J'roauhlnp HTviim
cai?'i nlterDuto Sabkuih at lOi.'ii; a. 1:,.
and eveiy Sunday evi'tilng ut 7.1m.
Services at Green Hill on ultcrnuie
SabbatliH at 10:30 a. m. Sabbath
school at 0:1"). Junior Christian Kn
deavor at- 2:00. Chriitiun Kndcavor
at 6:00. Prayer nuttiiir Wednesday
evening at 7:00.
NT l."'!' urn HUT l. (..iLnrnj. r T.... T
1 Grimes, I'astor. Sunday S e h o
ut d.ou u. ni. i-reauninff every othn'
Sunday morning at 10:30 and every
Sunday evening- at 7:00. Kjiwonh
League at 6:00 p. m. Prayer meeting
Thursday evening at 7:00.
United HHRsiivTi'pnv na, t
1.
Grove. Pfistor. finnrln v unhnl ..to
.a, m. Preaching every Sunday mc.rn
insf at 10:30, and "every other Sundav
evening at 7:00. The alternate Sabbath
evenings are used by tho Young Peo
ple's Christian Union at 7:00"p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday eveninL
at 7:00. h
HiVANCIKLiuAi l.UTlir.'.KAN Rev. A.
G. WTolf, PaBior. Sunday school ft;15
a. m. Preaching every other Sunday
morning at 10:30 and every other Sun
day evening at 7:00. Christian Kn
deavor at 0:00 p. m. Prayer meeting
on Wednesday evening at 7:00.
IlEFOUMKU-Ilev. C. M. Snrlth, Pus
tor. Sunday school ut U:30 a. in.
Preaching -ja alternate Subbaths ut
10:00 a. m. and 7:00 p. m. Christian
Endeavor at. 6:00 p. m. Prayer meet
ing oc Wednesday evening at 7:00.
TKHMS OI' CIH KT.
The lirst term of the Courts of FuJ
ton county in the year shall commence
on the Tuesday following the Becond
Monday of January, at 10 o'clock a. m.
The second term commences on the
third Monday of March, at 2 o'clock
p. m.
The third terra on the Tuesday next
following the second Monday of June
ut 10 o'clock a. m.
The fourth term ou tho first Monday
October, as 5 o'clock p. m.
Trespass Notice
Notice is hereby given that any pi r
son or persons foynd tn-spiisMiijr on
the .McQuadu, Uoh--, orSciln i t farms,
mountain or timber lurid, cutting tim
ber of any kind, joun or old, llsliinu'.
"iiiiiinsr, BUttierlnif hurries or liuil,
driving, hauling, or t.n.'spasslii whiit.
ever, will be dealt with to the full ex
tent of the luw
NANCY ,1. Nl'tJL'AUK.
4-2-.lt
CH2CSTr'S ENGLISH
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! Jladl.ou Miiur. 1-ijiMm
Ul.aau till awnar.
DoWIH's 8a!vo
For PUets Duma, Soruo.