All stylos and Mdi of jvist
cards at the Irwiu store.
Call at the Irwiu store for the
bust pot card view of McCon
nellsburg two for tive cents, i
If you wa it L'uc. per Hi. tur
yonr butle.-, 2:!c. per u. i.r
"c. per bushe for onions
t:ike theui ii tiustou, at Saltillo.
Mrs. Goxre Mo;k and Miss
Katie Fort , of T.id township, arc
iiay ou a tnp mong frionds in
western s'h'ps.
i'uf btckaclm and rhejinutism
use DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder
Pills. Cleanse aud pmify the
blood. A week's treatinci t for
-Tjc. Sold ut Ti out's drug store
C. H. Kendall aud danrli'er
Miss Lillie, of Altooua, spent the
time from Saturday until Tues
day among relatives in the IVvp.
llarvey lieuder, of the firm ol
Hull A Render, is the proud fa
ther of a bouncing young son thai
was left by the stork at his home
1 ist Sunday night.
True and tried friends of the
family DeWitt's Little Early
Risers. Best for results aud
best to take, liosy cheeks and
sparkling eyes follow the use ol
these dependable little pills.
They do not gripe or sicken. Sold
nt Trout's drug store.
Ernest Uixson, of Brush Creek
township, and brother Jesse, of
K is ton, Pa. , pentla.st Friday night
in the home of J. V. Stouteagle.
J sse, who had p-cne home to at
teud the wedding of his brother
Ernest, was on his way back to
E istou.
J. S. Corle and wife, and Frank
IMghtbill and wife, of Bedford,
soeot Monday night at the Fulton
House, returning home from a
v tv pleasant drive across the
mountains, during which time
they visited the Hagerstown Fair,
t le battlefield atGefctysburg, and
other places of interest.
Keep the bowels open when you
'nave a cold and use a good reme
dy to allay the inflarnation of the
rucous membranes. The best
Keunedy:s Laxative Honey and
T ir. It contains no opiates, moves
the bowels, drives out the cold.
. a reliable and tastes good. Sold
tit Trout's drug stoie.
Miss Lula McCleary. very kind
lv remembered as a former resi
dent of McConnollsburg, but now
residmg in Dixoi, III., in advanc
ing her subscription to the
' News," says business is boom
i'ii,' in her city. A new City Hall,
a new Y. M. C. A. building, and
lots of private residences, have
hoen erected this summer and
full.
There will be an educational
meeting at the Corner school in
Ayr township, Oct. lUth. Ques
tions for discussion : 1. Elements
oT a successful school. Spirit
and form of politeness in school.
IS. How do you teach grammar to
both grades; its value. All pa
trons and friends of education are
cordially invited to attend. Lil
lian Bishop, teacher.
Baby had a little pain.
Father said "Thatkid again!"
Mother gave her Cascasweet.
Father said "it can't be beat."
Cascasweet is a vegetable cor
r riive for the stomach and bow
els nt babies and cnildren. Con
tains uo opiates aud the ingred
l.-nts are on each and every hot
t!'. Pleasing to take. Sold at
Trout's drag store.
Miss Emily C. Hall, of Keyscr,
W. V.i., a siiuduate of the West
Virginia I'uiversity her course
of tu,y buvmg included civil en
H'nem iug. has accepted a position
with lb.) Pennsylvania Highway
D p u tineut, aud is at present in
i h oflico of Engineer Taylor as
fcistini? iu tho drafting of the
roads in this comity. Miss Hall
U also a skillful stenographer and
typewriter.
Mrs Felix Bellman, formerly
Miss Amanda' ll'ihman, f Ayr
township, now a resident of tho
stile of Wit w 1 1 i f i i ( iu, in sending
us the cash to advance her sub
scription to the News well Into
the year of l'Jt'D, ay, "We are
all mi anxious to rad the News.'
It is just like reading a good let
tor from tho friends back in 'Lit
tle Fulton.1 My moihoi and John
- both very 'well,"
Killed at Mount Union.
Sa nuel Croager, of Orbisonia,
vvaa .truck and ground to pieces
at Mo-mt Union last Sunday aft
ernoi.n while driving over the Di
vision direct crossing. Creager
was ..ccoinpanied by William
Creamer, no i elation, who jumped
and escaped injury. The horse
was unhurt, the buggy smashed.
Creager whs a-jed 50, a widower
with three children. He was em
ployi .1 by Hie East Broadtop Kail
j road i -oiiipauy. It is said he dis
' obeyed the crossing watchman's
orders.
A Ll'CKV I'OSTMISTRtSS
is Mrs. Alexander, of Cary, Me.,
who ii'ih found Dr. King's New
Life Pills I be the best remedy
h id uvr tried for keeping the
stomach, liver and bowels in per
feet order. You'll agree with her
if you try these paiuless purifiers
that infuse new life. Guaranteed
by Trout's the druggist. Price
WEST DUBLIN.
J. E. Lyon is having the engin
eer's shop repaired for the con
venience of the hunters who are
spending a few weeks at his place.
The store room at Orchard
Grove has been improved by a
fresh coat of paint.
11. B. King and Joseph Laidig
have employment at Broadtop
Mr. King at Kearney, and Mr.
Laidigat Sixmile Run.
William and Samuel Winter, of
Saudv Kun, are spending a few
days iq this township hunting.
li. K. Hann, our mail carrier,
was so unfortunate as to lose his
gray mare on Erida' night.
Prof. John Holland passed
through this place on Saturdiy
to spend a few days huutmg with
friends. .
A GUARANTIED CURE FUR PILES.
Itching, blind, bleeding or pro
ti uding piles. Druggists refund
rt.oney if Pazo Ointment fails to
.ire any case, no matter of how
ijug standing, in 6 to 14 days.
"'irst application gives ease and
.est. 50c. If your druggisthasn't
it send 50c in stamps and it will
e forwarded post-paid by Paris
Medicine Co., St. Louis, Mo.
Bl'RNT CABINS.
Koy Shadle, of Chambersburg,
is visiting here.
H. C. Matthias and family, ol
Altoona, are visiting relatives in
this place.
Mrs. Annie Thomas, of Saltillo,
spent last week with her parents
i near this place.
Blanche and Mary Skipper
spent Sunday with Ethel Cisney.
Mrs. W. M. Chne visited at Ft.
Littleton last week.
Rev. and Mrs. F. G, Baxter, ol
Fannettsburg, spentlast Wednes
day in this place.
Blaine Welch has returned to
Steel ton, where he has employ
ment. Wm. Harpor and family are
spending somotime with Mrs.
Harper's brother.
Frances Fields spent Friday
here.
Katharine Waters, who had
neen visiting in Lewistown, has
returned home.
Clinton Matthias and wife have
returned to their home at Fargo,
N. D.
There will be a social at tho M.
E. parsonage on tho 19th, inst.
Everybody cordially invited.
Mrs. Mary Johnson died sud
denly at the home of her daugh
ter, Mrs. J. C. McGowau.
Mrs. Sarah Comerer's new
house will xoou be completed.
Cora Doran has returned from
Philadelphia.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund mon
ey if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove's
signature is on each box. 25c.
Cumberland Valley Train
Ivevo Fort Loud m nt 7. 12 a. m.,
1 1 17 a. m , 2 43 p m : loavo Mer-;-rburgat8
04 a m., H' 07 p. :n.,
Hud 3 05 p. m.
Arrive at Mercershurg at 7 47
i m., 10 24 a. m., and 5.53 p. m.
Loudon, 8.07 a. m., 10.48 a. m.,
u. d 6.18 f. m.
I A Tnn nf Hnraf luh
At the Hagerstown Fair list
week, we notice the Brut prize for
heavy draft horse was awarded
to the imported Roan Belgian
horse bought from A. J. Hays,
Mannington, W. Va., by J. N.
Ricker, near Mercersburg, and
N. W. Hohman and D. A. Nelson,
of Ayr township.
The horse was 3 years old, last
June, and now weighs over liiOO
pounds.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PI'.tQ
Itching, blind, bleeding, pr.
trudiug piles. Druggists are tu
thorized to refund money if Pazo
Ointment fails to cure in 6 to 14
days. 50c.
BUY
Your New Fall Hat
at
May Johnston's
I Ait us put our heads together
over your NKW FALL, HAT.
t. You want n lint Hint is hi-com
l"ir.
2. You want It comfortable! and
to lit the hciid.
.'I. You want it well made anil of
good material, -
Hlack, Hlurk and White. Brown
and Green seem to lie the prevail
ing colors for this season.
I have frames of all the newest
shapes and any material of which
you want your hat made. I also
have a full line of sty Iish felt hats.
Hats trimmed free of charge.
MAY JOHNSTON,
McConnellsburg, Pa.
Hides Wanted.
The undesigned will pay for
green hides free from cuts, the
following prices : Steers aud
heifers, 10c; 3ows, 9c; bulls, He;
calf skins, 60to80c; tallow, 4c.
Cut hides, 1 cent a pound less
thau foregoing prices; salted
hides, 11 to-12 cents.
Paul Wacjnkk.
HEATH SCHOOL.
Business and Shorthand cours
es, day and night sessions. N. E.
Cor. 13th and Market Streets.
Opjiosite Wanamaker's, Philadel
phia, '.'a.
F. II. Hkath,
4t. Principal,
Formerly with Peirce's.
Sale Register.
Wednesday, Oct. 24. James F.
McClain aud S. P. Metzler will
sell at New Greuada, Horses,
Household Goods. .Steam Saw
mill, Farming Implements, &c.
Sale begins at 10 o'clock.
Tuesday, October 30, Mrs.
Marian Mollott will sell at her
residence about two anil a half
miles north of Needraore, buggy,
stoves, tables, chairs, bedsteads
and bedding, carpet, dishes, and
household and kitchen furniture
in general. Salo will begin at 10
o'clock. Credit, (i months.
MUSIONTOWN.
Last Saturday a party of young
people from this place went to
Sideling Hill mountain for Chest
nuts. They repori having had a
good time, and found chestnuts
plenty. Those who were includ
ed in the party were Sallie Fields,
Nell Curran, Luemma Laidig,
Dora Speck, Nettie Kauck, Hazel
Lamberson, Paulino Kirk, Virgie
Mathias, Edna Hoover, Ola Mum
ma, 1). K. Chesnut, H. P. Barton,
and W. W. Hoover. They were
taken by Bert Sipe on a wagon
tilled with straw.
K. Lindsay and wite, of Indi
aua, are visiting friends iu aud
around this community. .
Mrs. Harry Daniels returned
to her home in this place, after
having spent several weeks at the
home of her parents in Lancas
ter county. She was accompan
ied home by her father.
Prof. B. C. Lamberson, of Mc
Connellsbui g.spent Saturday and
Sunday with his parents at this
place.
Mr. Wilaud. ot Chambersburg,
is visiting in the home of Jeremi
ah Laidig.
The carpenters bean on Mon
day, the erection of a southeast
exteosiou to the house of John
Hoover.
The institute that was to have
been held at Gracey on Friday
night, Oct. l'Jth has been post
poned to Oct. L'Cith.
Ilev. Daniels took quite an e
tendpd trip lnt week going to
Cettyshnig, llairisbury, mid
through to Philadelphia.
Tena Wible and brother Sam,
of Chambersburg, are visiting in
the home of Clem Chesnut.
If an article is imitated, the
original Is always best. Think it
over, and when you go to buy that
box of salve to keep around the
house, net DeVVitt'H Witch Hazel
Salve. It is the original and the
name is staixped on every box.
Good for eczema, tetter, boils,
cuts and bruises, and especially
recommended for piles. Sold at
Trout's drujj store.
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Attain haa McConuellshiiri; hunded the pulin to this
store; once more our millinery has triumphed, We show a
treat line of novelties In our hut depurtmert. Many of our
own make which Insures the customer the very lowest prices
at which new merchandise can be sold. Outrich feathers in
large Tips and small aud medium sUed Plumes will he very
much favored by the best class of trade. Funey feathers and
wlnus are very stylish. We show a very complete and at
tractive line.
' Our assortment of Velvets, Silks, Uibbons, Laces,
Veilings, &c, is complete. There Is not much use of us peg- Q
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You know this house is chuck lull of bright, crisp, new, Jv
stylish, quick-selling millinery, aud If you don't buy them, it yr
is your loss; so come in und see for yourself. It will be a O
great pleasure to us to help you select a Stylish Hat. Q
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MILLINERY. jjj
At the old stand of C. H. Crum, SaltlKf, l':i.
A full line of the linen and most beautiful styles.
.'.Untrimmed Hats-- t
trom 2Ce to 1..10. Plumes, Tips, Yaw.y Feaihers, aud
Wings us low as 10c elsewhere you would pay 2fe. Try
lis. You wllls llnd our stock and prices right, and you
will be pleased.
ADA SPANGLER,
Saltillo, Pa.
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of tho latest styles and dolors to select from. No matter
what price you puy you receive best value for your money
at our store.
We proved it to hundreds lust Fall and will prove It to
other hundreds this Fall and have ojr old customers hack.
This season's latest. and most popular ftyles now on
display. Silk, Velvet and Felt Hats In all colors Long
nap silk beavers.
Large variety oMntrich Plumes. Hirds, flowers, and
Fancy Feathers, Itibbons, Laces, Colars, llelts, Combs,
Ladies' lleady-mndo Skirls, Petticoats, Shirt Waists, Chll
dren's Coats, Caps, and Toques -In fact everything that
may be found in an up-to-date, lirst class milliner store.
When you want to know the correct sty le come to us.
All hats trimmed free of charge. Fancy hat pin given
with each hat. Store opposite Postolllee.
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LEWIS H. WIBLE. FRANK P. LYNCH.
PRESIDENT. ATTORNtY AND SOLICITOR.
W. SCOTT ALEXANDER,
VICK PRESIDENT.
MERRIL W. N ACE,
CASHIER.
H. FRANK HENRY,
ASGT. C A T-H I P R .
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF M'CONNELLSBURC, PA,
Will pay 3 per cent, interest per annum on all time deposits.
The Hank haa Increased In business rapidly and it Is now ready to"
share its earnings with its depositors, thus giving them a safe Invest
ment at h(ino. Notice the growth during tho first Ave months busi
ness. Total resources at close of business April 24, Kind,
$71,33:3.03; May 2'lth, $80,711.41; June 23rd,
$91,485.30; July 24th. $101,023.11;
August 24th, $112,000.00.
If you cannot call In person, send your deposits by mail, they will
receive prompt attention.
DIRECTORS :
LEWIS H. WIBLE, JNO. P. SIPE3. JNO A. HENRY.
W. SCOTT ALEXANDER. PETER MORTON. GEO. A. HARRIS.
O. L. GRISSINiaER, R.M.KENDALL, CHAS. E. BARTON.
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FALL BARGAINS !
1 have spent some time in the Eastern Cit-
Sies buying fall and winter goods.
I offer you a line of goods that can not be
V matched except in the city stores. Ladies',
S? ( misses and childrens
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at any price. Also a Beautiful line of Ready-.
trimmed Hats. Latest Patterns in Dress
Goods, either home or imported cloth.
Carpets at 25, 30,35, 50. 75c, and $t per yd.
Heating Stoves, 56. y8, 10, $15. $20, and
$22.50 each. Cooking Stoves, $13, 515. 520,
$25, 530 each. Iron Bedsteads, 51.85. 52.50.
$3.50. 5. Chamber Suits 20 to 25
each. Rockers 1.25 to S3 each.
FANCY PORTLAND CUTTERS
20 to 30 each. Bob Sleds 16 to 24
per set. Wooven Fence 22 to 50 cents per
rod. Top Buggies 40 to 65 each.
Anything you need to eat, use or wear at a Q
low price. " Q
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8 Three Springs, Pa. o
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pay 10, 13, and 16o a pound cah,
for beef hiles at their butcher
shop in McConnellsbur, also
highest price paid for calf skina,
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SJM A larye variety of LudliV, Misses and Children's Cloaks, !
) JacKeU und Ijoug Coats, from 2 to 10. We scored a phenom- 1
("J Inal success with that last seasou, and that is why we have the j
present collection i
See Our Clothing ! j
No matter .what the price ours fit perfectly-ralso, full of j
style, shape and Blerling service. The best men's dress over-
Sl couts In Fulton county for .'. Storm Overcoats, J-l.fK); Water I
Prof Coats, $2.50; Storm Dress Overcoats, ."; tine Hain I'oata,
W 12..Vl and ifl4. .
11 . Boys' Cord Pants, 4 'c, Youths' 11S, Men's $1.25, Men's 5
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tine cords, lined through, $2. Men's worklnu coats, $1, $1.25, I
'y and 1.50. Men's and Hoys' Cord Caps 2ac.
I Shoes ! Shoes ! Shoes ! I
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Kit Our shoe trade was never better, and our stock never larjj-
bj er, than now even though tlio price of leather is much higher I
! than In former years. Hih cut storm shoes, in black and tan '
Ivi leather. Same as we handled last year and by early buying,
jiJJ price is same as lust year. Kelt boots for men, women and cli 11-
drcn. Soe our line of j
Ladies' Fuirs J
lu bow scarfs and mufl's. A .Ine Hue of cotton, wool and
y$ leather u loves. J
pi The largest line of Ulunkets we ever had. Large full sl.fd J
W Bod Comforts, 1. I
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$?l hi all the new effects. Shirt waist Patterns, no two alike. Out- J
lug cloth, canton llaunels, muslins, ginghams, prints, wool flan- J
ti nelcttes, iVc. f
f.J Vou reincmbcr the underwear for men of last year at 75o.
w per suit, tlio same this year, and ladies' ai 4"o, pursuit. Boys ?
wj and Youths, same price 4is hcTore Men's lleeced lined heavy
fjj shirts (blue) at ait ami 45e, Trunks, suit cases", carpets, win- I'
jVj dow shades, horse blankets, and carrluge robes, grain S. K. S,
5&j cotton batting.
1 J. K. Johnstoni j
Mrnnnnolkhiirfy i
Subscnha for the Naws.
DYSPEPS
A CURE
For bo e at TroulVdru Store
DIGESTS WHAT YOU EAT
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Afcl lor Kodorn 1(06 Almanao aud 200 Yar Calander.