INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS P
CONMiNSlll) I'OK HlfoRIliD KCAUI:KS
The time for Mr. Gulda.ith's
funeral has been changed to 3 o'
clock, Friday afternoon.
Arims Revillu sold a scrub of a
horse, Mondnv, to no mo ltroad
topper for tfSLTi.on.
Tho Irwiu ttore soils the best
post card v.ews of our Court
House two for five cents.
Don't buy a coat until you see
the news Lidiiv' and Children's
Coats llirry Huston received last
week.
Hev. S. J. LNttenger will preach
at Mt Ziou next Sunday after
noon at2:i!0and at Bedford Chapel
nt 7 in tho evening.
On Monday aftern' on, 8th mat.,
Merlil David, infant son of Kev.
mid Mrs. S. J. Pittenger, was in
: erred in the cemetery at Asbury
church.
Mrs, Uarrv Dawney returned
to her home at Ilustontown last
Sunday, after having spent sev
orai days in the home of her par
ents in this place.
Maude Ott, of Tod township, is
spending some time with her sis
tor, Mrs. G. H. Kuotts, of Alum
na. She will also visit friends in
Pitt3burg.
Marry Huston, Saltillo, is Know
nig Ladies' Long Coats ps low as
each, acid he has a nice lot
of Ladles' and Gonts' I Jain Conts
at. rightprices.
.lames Smith, of this place, may
hear of something to h s advan
tage, if he will cad on or address
V. II. Pahnestock, 130' E. Cathe
rine St., Chambersburg, Pa.
Wanted, to hire a married man
to work on farm; house and fire
wood furnished; casti salary. For
full particulars, address Samuel
P. Woodcock, "Salisbury, Md.
10 18 4t.
The Love Feast and Commun
l n will be held at the McCon
nellsdalo church, one mile and a
Half north of McConnellsburg
the 3rd and 4th of November, at
1 :;!0 o'clock p. m.
COAL for sale at the Wishart
Mine at a ton. More than
300.09 has been expended there
to secure coal this year. The
road is in good condition. The
mine is operated by practical
minors. Your patronage is so
icited. Thomas E. Shepherd and wife
went to Hancock Tueslay after
nooLi to take a tram lor their home
iu Ohio, after having spent a week
or ten days in the home of Mrs.
Shepherd's parents, D. M. Ken
dall and wife, and other friends
and relatives in the Cove.
New advertisements this week:
Geo. W. Keisner & Co.
J. I. Johnston
C. 11. Stevens
"Ada Spangler
Nell Dawnoy
E. It. McClain.
Read every one of them. The
people who advertise are paying
yood money to give you a special
invitation to come to their re
spective places of busicess. A
business man that advertises his
goods, T-. antsyour trade; and it is
only common sense to conclude
that after he has you in his store,
he will take sufficient care of you
to make you uomoagainand again.
Scbenck's
Mandrake
Plllj are
For Sale
Everywhere
25 cents t
box or by
mall.
Handed Down
From Father to Son.
Tn tlionaanria of famltlta.
all orer the land, HchenckV
Mudrtki Pllli have
through tlrec feneration,
given proqf of, not only
theircuratire irotjTlie. hut
aluo tiieir Purity aod Sal-
SCHENCK'S
MANDRAKE
PILLS
art Positive Cur
for Hilioimnrpiii, I.iver Com
plntnt, CotmttpaHnn, Indi-
(ration. Mck Heartache
; jaunntc. Mpurtntirti. Plat
latency and Malaria. They
"Liven the Liver."
Dr. J. H. 8CHENCK
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Local' Institute.
The second local institute of
Uelfast township, was held at
Maple Grove school l:ith inst.
The meeting was called to or
der by the teacher, Minnie Funk,
and Gilbert C. Mellott was ap
poiuted chairman. The questions
were well discussed by the ten
teachers present one being from
Licking Creek and one from Heth
el. Music was furnished by the
graphaphtne.
A very interesting program
was prepared, for which both pu
pils and teacher deserve much
credit. Adjourned to met t at
Need more in three weeks.
Maude Deshong, secretary.
Can you win ? You realize that
to win in anything these days,
require!1 strength, with mind and
body in tune. A man or woman
with disordered digestive organs
is not in shape for a day's work
or l day 's play. How can they
expect to win t Kodol for Dys
pepsia contains tho digestive jui
ces of a healthy stomach and will
put your stomach in shape to per
form its important function of
supplying the body and brain
with strength building blood. Di
gests what you eat, relieves ind l
gestion, dyspepsia, sour stom
ach, palpitation of the heart and
coustipation. SoJd at Trout's
drug store.
AMARANTH.
Dr. Teeter, of Chambersburg,
made a flying trip to the valley
last week, getting some of his fin
est dental work for lion. John T.
liichards, which is said to be a
very satisfactory exhibition of his
skill in such cases.
Mrs. L-titia N. Ilixson, wife of
.1. C. Hixsou, and daughter of J.
T. liichards, started Monday to
meet her brother, Dr. J. N. Rich
urdsand wife, of Fallsington, Pa.,
at Huntingdon, on a joint visit to
their brother Albert and family
at Wellington, Kansas. They all
expect to return in time to vote
the Lincoln fusion ticket, Novem
ber 6th no preventing provi
douco, Ttio late "Horry" freeze will
likoly prove fatal to the "Plum
. mer's (gang).
THOMPSON.
Quite a number of people from
Thompson attended the Hagers
town fair last Thursday.
Mamie Carver of Plum Kun, is
visiting friends in Frederick, Md.
Mrs. Carbaugh's dwelling is
nearing completion.
TheTonoloway Baptistchurch
has been under-going repairs.
A new pulpit has been made, the
church has been repainted, and
will when finished, be very con
venient as well as handsome. This
church was built many years ago,
and is one among the largest
churches in the county.
Mrs. Miller, of Connellsville,
Pa., and sister, Mrs. Beaver, of
Scotsd'ale, Pa., are visiting rela
tives and friends on the Ridge.
William Yonker, of Christian
county, 111 . is visiting his many
relatives in this township. Mr.
Yonker left Fulton when a small
lad, and had not seen the county
of his early boyhood for nearly
fifty years. Ho will spend a few
weeks visiting in this count,.
la the Moon Inhabited.
Science has proven that tho
moon has an atmosphere, which
makes life In some f irm possible
r,n that satellite; but not for hu
man beings, who have a hard
enough time on this earth of ours;
especially those who don't know
that Electric Hitters c.urs head
ache, biliousness, malaria, chills
and fever, jaundice, dyspepsia,
dizziness, torpidliver, kidney com
plaints, general debility and fu
male weaknesses. Unequalled rs
a general tonic and appetizer for
weak pers us and especially for
the aged. It induces stund sleep
Fully guaranteed by Trout's the
druggist. Price only 50c.
Trespatta Notice.
The midergijfriefl horeby warns all
Iieraoiu againxt trespassing on hi
1-hniW Id Tod towrmlilp, either by
hunting, tfathoilinf nuts, berries,
ttrupeg, or In any muuuer whatever,
lie hut recently suffered much damage
hy peiuona prowling over his farm,
unit fair notlca is now given that the
In will be rigidly enforced against
all trespassers In-the future.
DANIEL MOCK. '
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Never stnee we have been in business lias our line been so I'ty
complete b it h this s.nisnn. This is trim of the better class of
goods especially. ( 'iis-iiineres. Ilenrieltas. Mohairs, ftroad- VJ
cloth, Venetians ami Suitings are in abnndanee at reasonable
prices.
Flannels fur Skirts and Underwear in large variety await
your inspection.
Puring October we will sell Lancaster Gingham at II cents per
yard to our trade but not merchants, as this is less than cost .
HUSTON'S!
A question asked and answered tor you i' you are undecided
where to go for your fall and winter goods
Since our return from Philadelphia and Mallimore, we have
been busy placing on our shelves a complete line of winter
gimns mini ns yon win want fur vour winter use.
g Dry Goods ! Dry Goods !
1 Shoes and Rubber Goods
Now is the time when the whole family needs better shoes
than any time in the year.
We have made wonderful strides in shoe selling, and we have
put in a line of shoes for winter which should largely increase
our sales. Uemember our shoes range in price from the lowest
up to H.'M per pair.
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Shoot, that hat, if it is n straw one; and if the old one is get
ting a little shabby, yon should see our new arrivals in huts
and rap.
The new swell shapes and colors already so popular in the
larger cities are here, and you can be fight up to the minute in
stylo if you wish and at little expense.
We have the best line of men's aim boys' L'.'ie, heavy caps we
have yet shown.
We have made preparations for n good business this season,
and it will depend on you f.n- us to get it. Shall v.e b" disap
pointed 't
Harry E. Huston,
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Our Fall and Winter
Stock is Ready
Heady with a larger and a more complete lino than
ever before, showing the very latest styles in suits
and overcoats.
Men's Cardigan Jackets, Sweaters, Flannel
1'uderwear, and all tho wool clothing you need.
Children's ( 'auiel-hair Tum-O'-Shanters, and
nobby Mats and Caps for boys.
Our line of Fine Shirts, Collars, Cull's, and
Neckties, and in fact every thing you would II nd in
an up-to-date
QenVs Furnishing Store.
Hurrah ! For The I. H. C.
The Gasoline Knglnc Is ono of the
nust useful things a farmer can own
With one of these useful machines he can
saw wood, grind feed, shell core, pump
water, and many other things. They nro
being ii'ied In some places for clrrlrie lignt
plants. 1 lone sold two since inn. 1. 11MI,
and expect to sell several more before tho
year is up.
The demand for Pittsburg fence Is still
growing. This is a positive proof that it
r all right. I have it on hand, and n in
selling it right along at the lowest price
possible.
Tar rope, "Jc. H: I.lnsud oil: 50c. a gal
Ion; Machine oil 1S to 37c gal: Cylinder
oil 27c; 1-lb. can Mica Axle grease :tH;
Hi. can Mica Axle grease 'I'M:- 10-lb. buck
ets Mica Axle grease, i."e: Harness oil '10c;
Lewis had, 7jc; Carter lead, 7ic: Dutch
ei"l 7c; Mixed paint, $1.15 a gallon; Dou
ble bitted axes IHV. tol, Single bttti d
axes 7eV: solid steei picks, -!0c; sdid steel
mattocks, hie; Smooth wire, $2.7f: I5arb
wire, .i.J.j: ue fence, -.( to Cue. per rod:
v'iie nails, $2 f0 akeg; Steel buggy tire
;ie; Dirt shovels, -10 to ";"; Long handle
scoop, 70c; Short handle scoop, 70c: Cow
chains, 17 to 2"c: Trace chains, .10 to H0c:
Simon saws, 5 ft, "J til.t'c ll-ft. 4. 04; Hand
saws 4'ic. to $2 "i0: Yellow collar pads, 27c;
1'clt collar pads, 40c,
Horse Blcinlcots and Robes
I have the largest and best asiortmenl of Horse Mlankets and Holies in the county, Prices from 70 to .f.7.7.).
Holies from 2.i0 to .fi0.
Thanking those who have so liberally patronized me, and kindly soliciting the rontinu nice of the s ime, T am
Yours respectfully,
Geo. B. Alellott
McConnellsburg, Pa.
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C. B. STEVENS,
M'CONNSLhSBURG, PA.
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KN0BSVILLE.
The sick ot . ur c. mmuulty are
O. V. Wagner, Jod. A. Myers,
and Auut Kite Wasrner. We hope
to hear of their speedy recovery.
Samuel Pittman, of AUooq'i, ts
vlsilingin the homo of, U. II. Fore.
Lewia Kelso'n harn is ready for
the raisers.
Jacob Kharpo and wife enter
tained a number ol guests last
Sunday.
Clinton Clouser and wife, of Al
toon, are visiting friend i aud
relatives iu this place.
Lillian Stinson spent Sunday
with Verda Sharp.
STEVENS' & RAKER'S
Bargain Store,
For First Fall Days We Have
The Goods.
FALL AND WINTER.
Underwear coining In at prices that will surprise you. Overshoes,
Legglus and Kubber Goods now on hand at a clean-sweeping price
goods that we commenced buying as early as April and May.
We have a full lino of outing cloth at He., a yd., gingham and cali
coes as low as Sc. a yd. Muslins, shirtings, seersuckers, Munueletts,
at low prices. Men's cords from l,4ii up.
. t. err? rx KGi ''" lu"' ,i0''' " tl"l'u w' ' ' '''J' last. ;
L'Atotai aj-rar ht;n have a few dozen tin cans thai w-
are closing out for ,'tHe.
p rjra p- v p llrst ciass Sisal twine lie. lb., rope halters l 'i
1 reT and ."ic, web halters :!0 and !)., harness
pads that we are selling for from l'i to 4Hc.
CU17I f C f Cliatlc: f W Inchest nd 1'. M. C. shells
SHELLS I Sheila I ;, uml ;U (hlll!, ol 1)()VVlll)1. ,,-
size shot llrst class for 4,jc. a box. Crocks from & to 2 gallon each,
prices 4 to 10c. each; 2 gallons 2')c, A full line of groceries that we
sell as low as the lowest, and for S.IOISr don't fail V) try Stevens A
Kaker before you buy.
All kinds of couutry produce taken tn exchange, wheat, 7."c: rye,
(10c; oats, ;iOc; onions, ","ic, and country lard 10c. Toiatoes -(Sc.
Call and see us, No trouble to show you goods If you don't buy
Respectfully yours,
Stevens & Raker, Clear Ridge, Pa.
Wraps.
A larger line to select from than
you will find anywhere else
and prices right.
FULTON COUNTY NEWS
is the people's paper,
a $1.00 Year in Advance.
lock of Furs.
Neckpieces at prices from
$1 .00 to $10. OO.
See Them.
eo. I. Reisner I Co,
fflcConnellsburg, Pa.
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p.illin.'nKuiti)Ciil "OXGC X Oil fa;inti
The JEWEL Trade-mark is your surety for
stove satisfaction and is for your protection.
It is lound only on
Jewel Stoves and Ranges
and is a guarantee of JEWEL Quality, material and
workmanship. It signifies dependability and re
liability. See that this Trade-mark and the
name P(.Uuit Stove Works, is on tho Kt.ov
,vill be certain
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For Sale at Albert Stoner's, AlcConnellsburfj,
THE ORIGINAL
LAXATIVE COUGH SYRUP
For fell Conffht and tss.sU In
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Honey Etw
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LAXATIVE
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KENNEDY'S LAXATIVE
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