t I-TT1.R ()l: ACCI.PT4NCE.
(C'Hll iimril trimi p ltrr I" r I
Ihm jilf df such miUers as
to U.
Uk- cU-Ltii.n i'f 1. mticj Matff ron
ators, I cil option, tin.' t-Atnioidi
uary cM'i t ise of Uih police powi'r
of the Stilt." ami ot!l"r questions
of uii ilar c'iu-ral ehanu'tor, would ;
resolve tloiibts which unsottlo th" !
judfrmont of. legislators, and re- '
move important, issues from the
sphoicof pernicious r.i 11 nonces, j
The triiunph vi our cause will j
savu IVunsyhuuiiifroiiieveragain j
vulierui iho humiliation of the
taunt that men know to be Kuilty
of robhiii;; the public cannot he
punished.
In acccptinj,' the standard you
h;i: com inittml to me, 1 di'dicate
to the cause of the people what
ever t ilentand energy I possess.
Thirty or more years of my life
I have spent in battling for civil
rights and for the dignity ami
h' .nor of the State. I f I can be
iiii:ith a heritage of duty faith
fully performed, if I can strength
ecu the faith of the rising genera
tiou iu trie honesty and trustw irthi
n. ss ot puolie servants, 'if I can
help to demonstrate that govern
mei.t by the people is uot possi
ble, if I can leave to the State the
record of a clean administration,
chara"terized by high ambition to
safegnard popular rights and lu
tere-ts, my life will be crowned
us I wish it to be crowned.
1 1 will give me pleasure to meet
you and the committees of your
conventions. I suggest Tuesday
the lth day of August, and the
city of Pittsburg, as a time and
place that may be convenient for
the meeting which you proj ose;
when the issues before the people
of Pennsylvania and our oppoi
tunitie.s, duties and responsibili
ties in regard thereto may be dis
cussed. With great respect and apprec
iation, 1 am
Sincerely yours
Lkw is K.mkky, Jk.
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A Uli COMING TO
ORBISONIA, PA.,
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
take Laxative Urorno (uiniue
Tablets. Druggists refund mon
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signature is ou each box. iic.
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Will be Converted into the most Up-to-date
and Most Enterprise Store in all
Huntington County. ,
Kiiti'l-prisi', l'usli, I 'rnuri's.iivt' Icli as, lim Ucil liy wlilc
awake lliiiriniylil.v ex pi'i-irih cil and well Inn nicreli mil i
will lit-t i to cslulilish in ' li liUoniu the kiml nf slui-i' llic
t'oml n'dile hi'ivahmit have hern wutitiiitf, anil tlie kiml
of store this liij,r eiimiminity is hail 1 y in need of.
A fair anil siii;iri- ileal, a yoMi-n rule nl icy , with
progressive ideas, will permeate the new anil latest mnve
haekeil hy
WENDER BROS.
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LEWIS H. WIBLE,
pnesiocNT.
W. SCOTT ALEXANDER,
VICi PRESIDENT.
FRANK P. LYNCH.
ATTORNEY AND SOLICITOR.
MERRIL W. NACE.
CASHIER.
B. FRANK HENRY.
ASST. CASHlCR,
To our many hundreds of friends in this viemity we
extend a hearty welcome when the dnurs of lrou lheek's
old corner w ill he opened In us.
Old and new friends both are welcome whether us on
lookers, whether as buyers, or from mere friendship's
sake, we bid you all welcome tn our new store !
OPENING DAY S
on or about
X( SEPTEMBER 1st.
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Their Money's Worth.
A negro minister was supply
ing a strange pulpit, and just be
fore the ernion he said, "Now,
brethren an' sisters, I have here
a one dollar sermon and a three
dollar sermon aud a rive dollar
sermon. Take upyer collecshuu
and see winch yer'll have !"
LATEST NOVEL IS
OF NEW JERSEY LIFE.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES
Ttching, blind, bleeding, pro
truding piles. Druggists are au
thorized to ret'uud money if Tazo
Ointment fails to cure in ( to 14
days. TiOc.
Surprise Party.
On Monday, July ;ith, the
home of Harvey llatdorf, ofHar
risonville, was the scene of a joy
ouf. event occasioned by the cele
bration of Mrs. liatdorif's !Uh
hirtiidiiy.' About half past 10 o'
clock, her neighbors and friends
began to gather, bringing with
them wellUilli.'d baskets. After
greetings had been extended and
a little sr.ciai conversation indulg
ed in, all sat down to a table that
groaned beneath its loid, Mrs
Hatdorff received quite a number
of u -eful gifts to remind her of
tlm event. Those present were :
Rev. S. J. I'ittenger and wife,
Nathan Doshong and wife, Alli
son Hrant and wife, Daniel Fix,
wile and little daughter, George
Fix, wilt; aud children, Mrs. John
Mum ma and daughters, Mrs. N.
I. Fin iff and daughters, Mrs. Wm,
Deshong and children, Mrs. Har
ry Ueshong and daughters, lia.lt-
r Cutchall, wife and children,
Mrs. Milton Kline and daughters,
Ivsworth Mat'iorff aud daughter,
Mrs. Sarah liatdorll', Mrs. Dick
Si ho"li-y, Mrs. Gilnert Deshong,
Mrs John Shaffer, MyrtleConaa,
llerthu Newman, ftthel Deshong,
K I ward Deshong and Alven Fix.
Wanted.
To buy a large lot of White
Fine 1 inch boards. 10 ll'-ll-fl',
ft. long. Apply at once or ad
dress C. . Sl'AM.l.KK,
;it. K'nobsville, Fa.
Hark Wanted.
A large quantity ltock-oak and
Hemlock 'bark, I '.'Oti peel, for
which the highest cash prices
will be paid. For prices, address
or apply in person to
Saltii.i.o Ta I'NKUY,
Apr lb, l'.H'b Saltillo, Fa.
"Due. flordon," by Mary E. Wilkins. lo
be Published Next Sunday.
The best novel for the i eader is
the novel that most nearly por
trays tlie people with whom the
reader comes in contact. David
liar um pictured a homely char
acter aud his friends in such a
way as to makoevery reader of the
book find in his own community
a counterpart of the great philos
opher and horse trader.
Mary E Wilkins Freeman., who
has for some years been known
as tlie author who drew true life
portraits of the characters of the
Now England village, has found a
new field for her work. She has
written a novel, the characters
for which she has found in south
ern New Jersey. Whether the
' people of that section will enjoy
her picture is yet to be seen, but
they will surely enjoy the story
itself -one of the greatest mys
tery romances ever written.
The title of the novel is "Doc.
I Gordon," and the first instalment
' will be printed in the Sunday
! North American next Sunday,
August ."th. It will be completed
I during the mouth of August in
Summer Clearing
Seile of millinery
livery hut in stock at 8ue i:le" price. fleiuly-to-weiir Pre-H Skirts,
lVtlicoiitu, Muslin I'nderwen r, liaue Ve.sU,
"ijuuliiy a h well u.s uluiHiiiiess' ' describes our Block of dies'- jroods.
Don't fail to nee our nsHortnieuts.
Notions ! Notions !
tlloves, liells, Corsets. Veilings Neck-weur, 1 l:iiid-blii.'S, Hosiery,
itriiids, Hair Piti.s, Side ( 'oiubs, .Vc, Ar.
Laces, Embroideries,
Hn liner 1 'interns in stock for r.udie
seams allowed on all Hiinner Patterns.
Misses- and Children. All
T. J
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Hancock, Aid.
Hest trade prices paid for Kggs and Poultry.
Harvest Home Picnic.
The annual Harvest Home I'ic
nic of the Dig Cove, will be held
iu M. M. Kendall's woods south
of McCounellsburg on Thursday,
the '.)th day of August. Promi
nent speakers will be invited to
address the people. The McCou
nellsburg Cornet Hand will fnr
uish music, and your friends and
neighbors will be on hand to greet
you lor everyone is inviteu.
( ; i vg your baskets to the commit
tee, and forget your cares for the
day and have a good time.
A. V. Johnston, Jr.; Aaron
Martin, Hoy Kendall, Wm. Hrew-
nr, and Kooert .jonuston are ap
pointed a committee ou decorat
ing the grounds. The Basket
committee will take charge of the the special tlction supplement of
provisions and arrange the tables. ! that pa pee before it is allowed to
This Way!
New Grocery Store !
I take the jileusure in announcing to the citizens of McCon
nellsburn and vicinity, that I have opened a new and up-to-date
Grocery iu tne Sipes Kooni, opposite Dickson's Drujf
store.
My stock consists of a line line of Staple and Kuncy Orocer
ics, Confections, Tobaceoes aud Clears.
Don't talk about the National Uiseuit Goods, but come in
and jet a sample.
In Tobacco and Cigars I can not be surpassed.
Hoping to receive a share of your patronage, I am
Yours for fair dealing,
E. R. M'CLAIN.
McCounellsburg, Pa.
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THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF M'CONNELLSBURG, FA.
Absolute SufHy. Vlre-proof and HurKlm-proof Suf nnd Viuilt, and mumr of Dip Hinlt
hivivllv lHUulcd.
TmusnotH u tfpripml Hanking. Kx'hitnv and Collection business, nnd In under the mi pep
vision of the Comptroller of the ('urreiiey of the tTnlU'd States Ooverninent.l
lnif1i on New Yirk. I hiludelphfii and IMt(shitr issuetl at lowest rules. Certi(leiles or
deposit Issued,
Ijoiii mude on person ul aud coiliitiral security, and Notes dUoounted Courteous
treiitineot to all. Correspondence Kollcted from those destnnv Loitus or lhlutr to open au tie
count with us.
DIRECTORS :
LEWIS H. WIBLE, JNO. P. SIPE6. JNO- A. HENRY.
W. SCOTT ALEXANDER. PETER MORTON. GEO. A. HARRIS.
D. L. GRtSSINtaER, R. M. KENDALL. . CHAS. E. BARTON .
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Deenng Binders.
Hay Rakes,
Reapers s
Mowers,
ft rite for prices and catalogue, or send
me your order. Every machine guaran
teed. Top Buigjgies
and Wagons
A fine Buggy at $49, $55. and $65.
Farm Wagons, 2 horse, $55.
Veering Binder Twine for sale.
Fertilizers for buckivheat are now in.
Remember we hare anything you need
to use, wear or eat. Prices are lower
than elsewhere.
Yours for Bargains.
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The committee is as follows :
U. J. Brewer and wife, (leoi ge
Comerer and wife, Frauk DulYy
and wife, Mrs. Albert Xesbit,
Mrs. Peter Mortou, Mrs. D. A.
Nelson, Mrs. George Mock, Mrs
Conrad Glazier, and Misses Olive
Kendall, Ella Kendal!, Stella
Logue, and Grace Johnston.
The speaking will begin at in
o'clock, dinner will be served at
and the aftei noon will be giv
en up to social enjoyment. The
invitation is general, and a large
tune is anticipated.
J. F. Kkndai.i.,
VV. C. I'ATTKiiso.v, Fres.
See' v.
appear in book form.
The demand for the Sunday
North American for August is al
ready enormous, and readers who
would not miss reading all of the
Wilkins novel should make them
selves safe by ordering the pap jr
for the full month.
Fall Term Opening.
The Tn State Business Col
lege, Cumberland, Md.,Sept. Ith,
." th, and tith. Write for catak gue
and terms.
A (il:ARANTEI:D CL'Kfi (:0K PILES.
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I Itching, blind, bleeding or pro
; trading piles. Druggists refund
: money if Fazo Ointment fails to
j cure any case, no matter of how
lung standing, in fi to 14 days.
j First application gives ease aud
I rest, fitic. If your druggisthasn't
I it send fiOo in stamps and it will
; be forwarded post paid by Paris
j Medicine Co., St. Louis, Mo.
WotlunKiiien Wanted -
Single men under vir years, to
di- farm ditching 7 months in
Wis. if 17ri.n0 and board for sat
s' v;tory hands.
'Also a faithful man to run
si' mi ditcher."
F.l IlKJl HKN'BAt'K,
Orrvillo, Ohio.
Wanted at Once.
'Vantkd. One man as a saw
e", apply at ouch to
II. Kauiach A Sons,
Allen's Valley,
Richmond Furnace, Pa.
Mar. 7. tf.
For Sale.
A 1 II. P. Portable Htigino on
wheels iu good condition. Geiser
make. Also a portable mil), tio
Ft. Ways lie ft. carriage. 5 head
blocks, all in good condition. 15,
000 ft. capacity mill.
Kat.hacii Si'AN';:.i;it,
lit. K'nobsville, Pa.
Wanted.
We want your name and ad
dress so we can mail you a free
copy of our new Illustrated Com
mercial Journal.
School of Business,
Ilaerstown, Md.
The second regular quarterly
conference of the McCorrn ils
burs charge will be held iu the
Fort Littleton M. E. church, on
Monday afternoon next, at 8 o'clock.
Sale Register.
Saturday, August (. Geo. W.
Wagner, agei.t for Mrs. Laura
Keadl i, will sell at the residence
of Win. Greer, 1 mile north of
Knobsville, eat!li, ling, hay,
farming implements, household
goods, it c. ' Sale ln't.'ins at it o'
clock a. in. Credit months,
Tuesday, August 7. Jno. P
Sipos, executor, will sell at tin
late residence nf Daniel B. Mock
iu Tod township, livestock, farm
ing im pie in en ts, household good ,
Ac Sale begins at lo o'clock.
Saturday, August, Ik. 8. I.
wink, executor, wi'l sell on tie1
premises ofihe late Hiiamli
Ti uax, of Belfast, township, do
censed, th' tir.iiHion fai iii of tin
doo-ased, and soiint pursornil
property. Sale pegins atl0
clock a. m. See advertisement
elsewhere in tliis paper.
Fall Term OpLMiing.
The Tri State Bu-iness Co!
lege, Cum "erland, Md ,H pt.. 4U
Tth and Glh. Wr.to for catalog u
and termH.
MRS. A. F. LITTLE'S
Bi& Underselling
Store. SS5
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HURRAH! FOR THE
FOURTH OFJULY.
Special I'PiHictions from now until after the Fourth.
All roads lead to McConnullsburtf on the Fourth. While
in town, call at our store and see our beautiful line of huts,
belts, ribbons, etc. Our llowi i-s and foliuge are exquisite.
Come and see them.
We assure you, you will be delighted with the burtrains
you may secure.
Kverybody welcome. St.)ie opposite 1'ostoltlce.
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OPENING LETTER ,
STEVENS' & RAKER'S
NEW ST0RE At Clear Ridge.
25 lbs. Granulated suar, $1.25: Glass jars; quarts,
50c. a doz.; one-halt gallo.is. f0j. a doz.; Fish, 65 cts. a.
bucket.
We are selling a nice lire of Lace curtainette at 10c. a
yd. and up; Lace curtains, en cts. pair; Towels, 15 cts.
pair and up; Ginghams an I Calicoes at 5c. and up. A
nice line of dress goods, while lawns, ribbons and laces
Ladies' and Gents' Shoe-- at prices that will astonish
you. AVachine oil at a gu naiiteed price. A lull line of
Dr. A. C. Daniels' vetenif y medicines. You will save
money if you deal withir. We will pay first-class
n rices for Eggs, Butter, k , Lard, Chickens, etc.
Everybody welcome.
Stevens & Raker Cbar Ridge, Pa.
CLAY PARK,
Three Springs, Pci.
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SPRING AND SUMMER
' i GOODS- (i
Having just returned from the city we are now
ready to show our spring and summer goods to
better advantage to our customers and at more,
sasisfactory prices than ever before.
Our line of white goods was never so complete
in Lawns, Linens. Dimities, Shrunk Muslins, Tat
fetta, Swiss Muslins, Panama Cloth, Batiste, Mer- .
cerised Suitings, and. Silk Mull, from 8 to 50c a yd.
In seersuckers, ginghams, and prints, our stock
is complete. Our clothing department is full to
overflowing. Thete. are still a few dozen of our
19c shirts left.
See Our Shoes
We are proud of our shoe line. Oxfords for
children, misses .and ladies in white and patent
leather, and a full line of patent Oxfords, Bals. and
Blutcher tor men. We want you to see our line
of ladies high top dress shoes, solid leather soles
and counters, tipped Blutcher for 51.35. Look at
them. Lace curtains 30c to $1, windowshades,
8, 20, and 25c, curtain poles 8c.
A beautiful flowered carpet at 25c yd; a nice
striped carpet, 12 and 19c a yd; a straw matting
from 11 to 20c, worth 1-3 more.
Our stock was never so full and so complete as
it is this spring, and consider it a favor to display
it to all. "
J. K. Johnston,
McConneHsburg.
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