l'i i no Tim( tliy Sood for sale nt
SLoutcaglt) Uros. M L'! Jt.
I 'earl Uooth, of Maddeusville,
is speudiug sotii'? time witli friends
l 'i this place.
Notln N'st)it Ims lieen sutler
in;." from a serious nttiick f turn
lv;n the a st. tew days.
Mrs. Tom Marshall and chil
dren are spending some time with
f euda in lluutiugdou county.
ieo. B. MocK and famify aud
r. :tmio Mock, attended the G. A.
i; picnic at Shade !ap on tlic Uli
inst.
Marry Hustou at Saltillo, just
received a carload of phosphate
v liich he will sell on special terms
ti ijuicl; buyers.
Max Irwin and Albert Hays, of
this place, were among those who
ttteuded Crystal Springs camp
S.ilurday and Sunday.
DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder
l'Mls act on the liver as well of
i. .rk ache and rheumatism. S ild
I. - Trout's Drug Store.
vmg to the heavy rains and
Mo ids of last Saturday night, llev.
1'iUenger was unable to reach his
appointment at Mt. 7iou church
in Thompson township.
i-'ou S.u:. LSeed wheat, "Cau
ad.i Wonder.'1 Hard to excel.
A!-i a good second-hand "Farm
er's Favorite" grain drill. C. J.
K fewer, McConnellsburg.
diss Nora Coin ad, one of the
S i iilcy City's lightning stenogra
p i.'rs, is .pending a short vaca
t '.ii with her parents, .1. J. Con
r.nl f ml wife, of Ayr township.
V.'rite f ji- a free copy of the
iiV-" catalogue and new Illus
it.cd College Journal of Colum
i Business College, Hagers-
Md. They will interest
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Capital $150,000.00. il'JO Stockholders.
Farmers and Merchants
Trust Company.
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ili'posits by mail in C'hi'rkiinj or saving ilepartment, i in lnltiT ;i per sj;
cent interest is puuli: arts as Inistee, I . minium, ..xeeiuor, Allium- t
Vstrator anil, Hoeoivcr of estates: Sells uinl Ilenl-, liouses anil farms.
Your attenliDn is espeelully Invileil tn our Saving ileparlnieiil , in
which interest Is allowed on ilepusits at rale of .1 per cent, per milium,
compounded every six mouths, which possesses advantages over mi'it
aes at higher rates. N ilciuHlfiil titles of real eslale to cause wor-
rv; no risk of lire: nionev siihieet to cull and always ready for you i
when you want it. The total assets of the Company amount intr to ov- yJJ
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We have many customers located at a distance, who do their liank
inc with us entirely by mail and lind it a very convenient and sails
factory way of doing business.
Our real estate department has been placed in charge of Mr. H. V
Karper who is well and favorably known to many of the reader oj
this paper, and any one desiring to purchase or rent a farm in Frank.
M lin count v will do well to coimnuriciite with him.
Your business in any of our departments is respect fully solicited
" and will receive our prompt and careful attention Write lis for
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Omi'l put oil until to nun row hiiyou should buy to-day.
Take advantage of our
Summer Clearing
Solo of millinory
Kvery hat in stock at sacrifice price, Ueady-to-wear Dress Skirts,
IVtti its, Muslin rmlurwear, Oanze ests.
"iuality as well as cheapness" describes our stock of dress goods.
Don't fail to see our assortments.
Notions ! Notions !
Citoves. Ilclts, Corsets, Veilings, Neck-wear, Itand-bags, Hosiery,
lira ids. Hair Tins, Side Combs, ,Vc, Ae.
Locos, Embroideries,
LEWIS H. WIBLE,
PHtSIDF.NT.
W. iiOOTT Al EXANOUM,
VIC PROIDINT.
FRANK P. LYNCH.
ATTORNEY AND POUCITOn.
MERRIL W. N ACE,
CAPHItfl.
U. MIANK lirN'P, .
ASST. UASHIfcfi.
The demonstration given by the
National l.iscuit C om any at
C'.ldsnnth's (irocery was quite a
sueeess, they having disposed of
M-urly packages of their fam
m: s goods.
i'here will be a congregational
ni-eting held in the Iutheran
church of McConnellsburg, Aug.
'ii, liinti. All members are re
quested to Vie present.
C, 111 I. A. Ci iM KKKK,
SeoretHry.
Wa tki i.--l''or Kulton County.
A-.1 -nt for Tin: ( .ki-:at A. .v P.
Tka Co. fiood lndiifemouts and
hi i pay.
T.ik I a i A. .V 1'. Ti;. (.'o.
l::il 11 Ave.,
t'.t Altooua, Pa.
.ViHiam Fejjley, wife and litt'e
.s ui Klzia, retiiriiod home Satur-
0, 'v evening after spending a few
n.tys last week witn friends aud
r.'.dtives in ChambersDurg. Mr.
Fegley attended the Uig Show in
Chambersbiir v, Inle on his trip.
Mr. aud Mrs. Harry Ueener, of
"i rristowu, L'a., were guests of
lli'.-ir uncle, M. li. Shail'ner, Ksq.,
a r v days during the past week.
Ti.'jy, iu company with Mr. ShafT
ner, left Tuesday morniDg for a
visit, among Huntingdon county
rol.itives aud friends.
A world of truth iu a few words :
'N'.'ir'y all oilier cough cures are
c.oi.istipatiriir. especially those cou
taiuing ojuatos, Kinnedy's Laxa
t.vo Honey aud Tar moves the
bic.vels. (Contains no opiates."
,i . can get it at Trout's Drug
Store.
S.C Miller, of Marklesburg,
1. : ; s. J. V. Mdler, of Shirleys-
g, S. li. Poster, of Kind, olive
,) ill.-r, of Shade I Jap, and J). P.
.V! .iler, of Athens, CJa., w ho have
he .-n visiting the family of Daniel
Mock aud other friends iu the
Ci.'e, have returned to their ri
s,"'ctive homes.
Charhe Stevens, Horace Nace,
( iarlie Barton, .John Ueisner,
John Kunyan, and Limi Patterson
had business in Chambersburg
la.st Friday. It happened that
John Robinson's big show was in
Chambersburg that day aud the
boys say that the street parade
w;.s great.
Why does the sun burn.';' Why
does a mosquito sting y Why do
we feel uuhappy in the flood Oid
Summer Time? Answer wo do
nor. We u se DeWitt's Wi teh Hazel
S;ilvo, and these little ill m don't
h ither us. Tj iarn to look for the
name on the box to get the genu
ine. Sold by Trout's Drug Store.
Ceo A. Stewart, aud sou Wal
t 'l , of WellsTannery, wereguests
or the family of L. II. Wible, Fsq.,
Monday night. Mr. Stewart is
riiueh luterested in the develop
i::-nt f Fulton couuty's minerals,
and he ha specimens of more
tli iu a score of different kinds,
a'l of which ho says are found in
this count v in paying quantities.
Fall Term Opening.
The Tri State Hu-iness Col
lege, Cumoerland, Md., Sept. 4th,
"ith aud lith. Write for catalogue
and terms. !
Teachers' Preliminary Meeting. j
A teacher preliminary meeting i
will be held in each township of j
this couutv at 1 o'clock n. m., on
Saturday, immediately pteceding
the opening of the schools.
The meetings will bo held as
follows, and the teachers named ;
will act as presidents. I
Saturday, Sept. 1, limb.
Dublin. Fort Littleton. Lewis i
Harris; Uethel, (Jordou's, Hertha
fiolden.
Saturday, Sept. Mh.
Ayr, Webster Mills, Uussell
Nelson; picking Creek, Harrison
ville, V. L. Hollinshead; Tod, Mc
Govern's, K. H. Cline
Saturday, Sept. loth.
Heltast, Jacob Lake's, S. L.
Wink; Brush Creek, Buffalo, Ada
Bartou: Taylor, Hustontown, D.
K. Chesuut; Tnompsou, Center,
Harvey Sharpe; Fniou, 2C:euter,
FSmer Hendershot: Wells, No. 1',
Harry K Seville.
The purpose of these meetings
is to discuss subjects incideut to
school organization and school
work.
Last year !iu per ceut. of the
teachers were present at these
meetings. No teacher can afford
to absent himself.
The one named for chairman
Sale Kcfrister.
-May S
Saturday, August
Lake, ad mmistratrix of t he estnto
of Miii-tin W. Lake, will sell at the
late residence ol the deceased,
onehalf mile sotithof tin Soldier's
reunion grounds, the following
personal property : pair of trood
mules, I head of cattle, I head of
lu gs, i i oils, wagons, aud other
tanning implements, together
with a lot of household goods.
Sale begins at lO::ii a. m. Credit
1) mouths.
Thursday, August ;tuth.--Wil-,iun
Ueed having sold his farm,
sell at his residence at t'ltoi
,) istoftice iu Ayr township, horse,
viogs, ftiMning imiilements, wag
ons, buggy, household goods, A c.
Sale begins at h o'clock; credit !
months.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund mon
ey if it fails to cure. K. W. ( J rove's
signature is on each box. ITic.
! WCST IILI1I.IN.
Chester Braut, who is emjiloy
I ed at Mapleton Depot, Huntiug
! don county, spent from Saturday
j until Wednesday at his home at
j this pla-e.
; There was quite a heavy rain iu
this vicinity early Sunday morn
ing. While the rain fall was not
I measured it was at least four
j inches.
! A few of our young people in
i tended to att-nd Crystal Springs
veil! ni'flnnrpn nrimrimmn niiifn
., , . ' ' . . ' i campmoetmg ou Sunday, butow
the subiects, take charge of the ' . . . ,.,
meetings, and will also report to
mejthe results of the meeting.
Teachers are requested to or
ganize at these preliminary meet
ings for the local institute work
for the term.
All interested in school work
are invited to attend.
Pesper-tfully,
Cl! AS. ). liAKTi )N.
i ing to the heavy rain did not go.
Some of them attended Walnut
(.5 rove iu the afternoon.
Hiram Laidig's youngest child
that had been ailing for some time
died on Sunday afternoon aud
was buried at llartmau Chapel
on Monday afternoon.
A (il'ARAVTtED CLkl: IUK PIUS.
Itching, blind, bleeding fir pro
udiug piles. Druggists refund
. oney if Pazo Ointment fads to
; re any case, no matter of how
i ,ug standing, in b to 14 days.
" irst application gives ease aud
.est. fiOc. If your druggisthasu't
it send fjiic in stamps and it will
.ie forwarded post-paid by Pans
Medicine Co., St. Louis, Mo.
HI: WAS IN TK01BI.H.
"T was in trouble, but found a
way out of it, aud I'm a happy
man again, since Dr. King's New
Life Pills cured me of chronic
constipation," says Iv W. Good
loo, 107 St. Louis St., Dallas, Tex
Guaranteed satisfactory. Price
I'." cents at Trout's drug store.
Corner-Stunt: Laying.
The corner-stoue of the Oak
Grove U. ii. church near Water
fall, Pa., will be laid on Sunday
morning, August bth. The I lev.
Brubaker, president of the Hunt
ington County Sunday School As
sociation, assisted by ministers
of other churches will otliciate.
The morning service to begin at
10 o'clock, and that of the evening
at 7: l.. Your are all cordially ic
vited to attend thesa services
which promise to be practical
and helpful to all.
Your co worker,
M AKK G. IIOLTZMAN,
Pastor.
HEATH SCHOOL.
Business and Shorthand cours
es, day and night sessions. N.
K Cor. 13th and Market Streets.
Opposite Wanamaker's, Philadel
phia, Pa.
F. li. Ukath,
4t. Principal,
Formerly with Pierces,
I.ALKI.I. RlDljl .
During a heavy electrical storm
which passed over this place a
few days ago, the new barn of G.
Iv Clouser was struck by light
ning. It was not burned, butthe
roof was considerably damaged.
Mrs. Robert Gordon, who w;is
s seriously ill the past week, is
al)l ) to Vie about again.
Mrs. P. 1'. Slaves spent a day
recently with the family of K. W.
Mellott.
TeuiaUarri.s was vUitiug friends
in this vicinity last week.
Nettie Shives visited Grace and
Goldm Mellott last Saturday.
Mrs. Howard Pittman spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Mc
Cauley Pittman and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Jiobart Shimer
and the latter's brothers, Lewis
ana Walter Largent, were the
guests of Mrs. Shiuier's aunt,
Mrs. .John J. Gordon, a tew days
the l itter part ot lant week.
Biinner I'litterns in stock for Ladies, Misses and Children,
seams allowed on all Banner Patterns.
All
T. J. WIENER,
Hancock, Md.
1 it-st. tnule prices paid for Ktftff and Poultry.
This Way!
Mew Grocery Store !
I take the ileasure in uiinouneiii'.' to the citizens of MclNin
liellslitirjr :in;l vicinity, that 1 have opened a new and up-to-date
(irocery in tni Sipes I loom, opposite Dickson's Drug
store.
My stock consists of a line line of Staple and fancy Grocer
ies, Confections, Tohaccoes n-d (Mifars.
Oon't talk about the National liiscuit Coods, hut come iu
and tret a sample.
In Tobacco and (.'iyars I can not bo surpassed.
Hoping.' to receive a share of your patron aj.'e, I am
Yours for lair dealin;.'.
E. R. M'CLAIN.
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.Special reductions from now until ufter tliu Fourth.
All roads lead to McConnellsburg' on the Fourth. While
in town, call at our store und see our beautiful line of hats,
belts, ribbons, etc. Our Dowers and foliage are exquimte.
Come and see them.
We assure you, you will be delighted
you may secure.
Kverybody welcome. Store opposite I'ostolllce.
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STEVENS' & RAKER'S
NEW STORE, At Clear Ridge.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF m'CONNELLSBURC. R.
Absolute Safely. Fire proof nnd Hurlnr-proof Sufo nnil Vnull, nnil nllleors of Hie llniik
heiivllv lioniled.
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TrttiisnolM Kenenil Hanking. Kxehnnim mill Collection liiiNlness, nnil Is nmler the i:iiMr
vision or the Comptroller of the Currency of I he 1'nltod Suite liovci n n:eni
Driiflson New York, riillmlelphhi itn'l I'ilivlinra issued ill loil ones. I citillciites of
deposit Issued.
I,oiuih iniule on personal nnd colliiterul wncMirity, nnd Notes discounted Courteous
treatment to nil: Correspondence solleted from those ilcslrmit bonus or nl'ihlnc to open mi ue
count with us,
lllsf KCTOIJH :
LEWIS H. WIBLE, UNO. P. SIPES, 0NO A.HENRY.
W. SCOTT ALEXANDER. PETER MORTON. GEO. A. HARRIS.
D. L. GRISSINtiER, R.M.KENDALL. CHAS. E. BARTON
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all have 18 Spokes and riveted rims.
All fully guaranteed.
Prices Very Low.
Phosphate now in for Fall Seed
ing. Yours for a neiv Vehicle,
CLAY PARK,
g Tliree Springs, Pen.
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25 IK Granulated suar, $1.25: Glass jars; quarts,
50c. a doz.; one-halt gallons, 60c. a doz.; Fish, 65 cts. a
bucket.
We aie selling a nice line of Lace curtainette at 10c. a
yd. and up; Lace curtains, 60 cts. pair; Towels, 15 cts.
pair and up; Ginghams and Calicoes at 5c, and up
llliV llllt' 111 llrr'S-s; irfio.tv; ullllM I'lumc rikKniic l..r.,...
Ladies' and Gents' bhoes at prices that will astonish jig
you. Machine oil at a tfuaranteed price. A lull line of ij
Dr. A.-C. Daniels' veterinary medicines. You will save
money if you deal with us. We will pay lirst-class
prices lor Ls, Butter, Pork, Lard, Chickens, etc.
Everybody welcome.
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Stevens & Raker, Clear Ridge, Pa.
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Bui eat unci UuickcBt Ours tor all
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or Hale bv 8tnuteafto Rro.
Having just returned from the city we are now
ready to show our spring and summer oods to
better advantage to our customers and at more
sasisfactory price than ever before.
Our line of white goods was never so complete
in Lawns, Linens, Dimities, Shrunk AUislins, Tat
fetta, Swiss Muslins, Panama Cloth, Baliste,-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. There are still a lew dozen of our
19c shirts left.
See Our Shoes
We are proud of our shoe line. Oxfords for 1
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 lor 51.35. Look Ml
them. Lace curtains 30c to $1, window shades,
8, 20, and 25c, curtain poles Mc.
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 lull and so complete as
it is this spring, and consider it a favor to display
it to all.
J. K. Johnston,
McConnellsburg.
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