INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS
Of Local ind General Interest, Gathered
at Home or Clipped from our
' i Exclinrnjc.
CONDENSED FOR HURRIED READERS
John U. Ke'suer, of Mercers
burg Academy, la home for the
' holidays. .
Now is tho time to buy Salt.
Huston at Saltillo haa just receiv
ed a carload.
New Advertisements :
, Hull & Bender,
.1. K. Johnston,
E R. McClaln.
Il?ud them.
Representatives' wanted in this
city for leading Automobile
School. Liberal terms to right
man. No "has been" or fakir
need anply. References requir
ed. Correspondence School of
Automobile Engineering, 40 West
00 St , New York City.
COAL for sale at the.Wishart
Mine at $1.50 a ton. More than
$300 00 has been expended there
to secure coal this year. The
road is in good condition. The
mtno is operated by practical
miners. Your patronage is so
licited.
Piles get quick relief from Dr
Shoop's Magic Ointment. Ro
member it's made alone for piles
and it works with certainty and
satisfaction. Itching, painful,
protruding or bliud piles disap
pear like magic .by its use. Try
it aud see ! Dickson's drug store,
While nearly every family in
the county take3 tho News, there
are still a few who do not. Why
not start tho New Year right by
getting on the band wagon. Ouly
a dollar.
t Headache
Can be ctiml only by
romeily tlml -will
remove t he cans.
The oflenrr you
stop It with hi'iuliwhe Z
powders or pills tho
quicker will it rvturn.
Gonernlly.liondarlie
comos from ft dis
turbed etointicli or
Irregular bowo.Iu, and
almost iuvuriubly'
Lane's Family f
Medicine
(a tonio laxative) will cure boail
ilcIm ia abort order by regulating
tbe bowels sod roinvigorating the
stoniath. .
It Is a great blood medicine
and tho favorite laxative of old
and young.
At druggists', 25o. and 50c
After the Next Issue
ofthe.News
Fallowing Tbe Trail.
When our soldiers went toCuba
and the Philippines, health was
the mostu:portantconsiderati -n.
Willis T. Morgan, retired Com
niissary Sergeant U. S. A., of
Rural Route 1. Concoid. N. II.,
says : "1 was two years in Cuba
and two years in the Philippines,
and being subject to colds, I took
Dr. King's New Discovery for
Consumption, which kept me in
perfect health. Aud now, m New
Ltempshire, wo find it the best
medicine in the world for coughs,
colds, bronchial troubles and all
luny diseases." Guaranteed at
Trout's the druggist. Pr'ce f)0c.
and $1. 00 Trial bottle free.
CLEAR RIDQI2.
There will be an institute at
Cherry Grove school Friday even
ing. Heury White, on last- Wednes
day had the misfortune of losing
his pocket book containing a sum
of $0. Any one lindiug it will
greatly oblige Mr. White by re
turning it to him,
C L. Heury and famiiy visited
Dr. F. K. Stevens Saturday and
Sunday.
13. S., Fleming and sister Ada
visited friends at Decorum Sat
urday. Mame Fields expects to Bpend
the winter at D. L. Henry's.
L. H. Grove and sister Minnie,
and h. M. Brown Bpeut Sunday
atEina Hockenberry's.
: Russol Steens, of McConnells
burg, is visiting his grandparents
N. H. Henry and wife.
Mrs. J. Winegirdneranddaugh
ter InezT visited friends at Cen
tre Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Hannah Brown ia on the
sick list.
W. L Fields and force of men
are building a house for Dauiel
Landers.
Howard Grove, of Somerset
county is visiting his parents, J
W. Grove and wife.
The Mechanics band of our
town are expecting to have a
Xmas entertainment in Jr. O
U. A. M. Hall, as they met ou last
Monday evening and mode out
the program. Thoy haye not sot
the night for this entertainment
yet. '
. Deadly Serpent Ultel
aro as common in India as are
stomach aud liver disorders with
us. For the latter however there
is a sure remedy; the great re
storative medicine, of wbioh S.
A. BrowD, of Bennettsville, S. C,
says : They restored riy wife to
perfect health, after years of suf
fering with dynpepsiaand achron
legally torpid liver." Electric Bit
ters cure chil'a and fever, malar
,' ia, biliousness, lame back, Kiduey
troubles ana bladder disorder!.
Sold on guarautee by Trout's the
drugghit. Price 50o.
Surprise Party.
At the old homestead of Joab
Dcneen, of Bethel township, on
the 10th ult., there occurred an
event long to be remembered by
the part cipants. It was the an
niversary of the birthday of
Mother Deneen, who has passed
her three score years, and eighty
three of her relatives aud inends
assembled to celebrate the event
and to wish her many more hap
py returns. Not the least im
portant part of the ceremonies
was the serving of a turkey din
ner, with all that that means in a
hospitable farmer's home. Jn
fact, some of the guests would
hive felt morfe comfortable in the
afternoon if tho bill ol fare had
been a little more limited.
Mrs. Dencen was the recipient
of just a shower of gifts that will
long remind her of tho loving es
teem in which sho is held by her
friends aud ucighbors. Those
present from a distance were
James Bcrnhard and wife, of
Clearfield; Roy Booth, wife, and
son, of Cumberland; Mrs. Rebec
ca Miller, of Scotldale. From
Buck Valley, wore Harry Don
eeu. family, and mother; Fiauk
Stable and family; Adam Shank
and wife; Jacob Schullz, wile,
and daughter; Mrs Hammond
aud sou, Lola Uenuer, and How
ard Deneen. Tho immediate
neighbors were Lewis Younker
and wife, Nelson Booth and wife,
James Booth and. family, . Bert
Schetrompf and family, Wm
Hiks and wife, David Ritz, Mrs.
Edward Rite and daughter, Mrs.
W. P. Younker aud daughter,
Mrs. Wm. Golden and daughter,
Mrs. John Powell and son. An
thony Lynch and family, P. O.
Crist and daughter, Mrs. Thos.
Bishop, Mrs. John Booth, Mrs.
Nathan Hill and daughter, Mrs.
AbbieWink, ofNeedmore; Mrs.
Matilda Dorner, Mrs. Dennis
Hul'; Bandio, Chris , Otto, and
Reed Booth; Claude Scriever,
Mrs. John Carbaugh and son, of
Timber Ridge; G. W. Fisher and
family, Mrs. Hattie Hepler, aud
Mrs. Laura Booth.
Photographer Belt, of Hancock,
was there and took a picture of
the crowd.
Last, but not least, it must be
added that Grandmother 3ooth
was there. She has passed her
four-score milestones in life's
journey, ana inucn ejjoyea me
occasion. UNO.
CliitMmas of '11 will lmvc piiKsrd. Wo wish you all a
Merry Clu lstmas and trust tlint Santa Claim will be ynod
to all of you.
, Shou'd any renders of Ibc News want any diamonds or
gold watches, (fold thimbles or any thing In our Hue, phono
to us or telegraph and we will be pleased to 11 II your orders.
Wo will send any thing on approval.
WM. H. LUDWIG,
Jeweler and Silversmith, Trjst Company Buildl'iil,
CIIAMBMlSUb'ltG. l'A.
Hurrah ?. For The . 1. 1
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We Arc Kcadv for You
Eagerly awaiting the opportunity to put you
with all the luU'st and best in
in touch
Christmas Novelties 1006
We are offering the best product of the most reliable
manufacturers, and a certain assurance of HIGH ivl'AL
1TY and honest worth in every ait'cle.
We ofl'er our
En tiro Stock
of HOLIDAY GOODS at a uniform scale of very rea
sonable) prices, assuring the buying public that our
price marks have but one meaning and that, is
HONEST VALUES
Hear in mind that purchases from our stock are cer
tain to give PtaU'T.CT SATISFACTION ON CHRIST.
MAS MORNING.
X-tf ..A -A . i, f :
i Si liC Ik- ili'r
! I ) n V'V ',J .:, I! I
The Gasoline Enpine it one f.f lh
most useful thiegs H fnirm-r can own.
With One of these useful 'machines he cmi
Haw wood, grind feed, hholl corn, pump
water, and many ollu r ihlrgs. They mo
being used In koilb places for elictrie light
plants. I have sold two sinco .Tan. I. l'- ,
and expect to sell several more before the
year is up.
The demand for rilUljurg fenoe is st ill
growing. This is a positive proof that it
is al! right. I have it on hand, and nui
selling it right along at the lowest price
possible.
Tar rope, Tic. fl: Llnsrfd oil: Me. n giil
lin: Miithine oil 18 to .17: gal: t'yllnrin
oil 27e: 1-lb. ran Mica Axle gt-fiise '.W:
U. can Micu Axle grease -.!c: Jii-lh. bni'k-
ts Mica Axle grease, (1;V: Hnriu"K oil IH'i
l ewis lead, "h'V CarVr'lehil.. Vc: I'utili
li nd Tc; Mixed paint, l.t a gallon; Dou
ble bitted axes flue, to 1, Single bitu'l
axes "0e: solid slee, picks, -10c: solid H1
mattocks, -K'e; fmooth wire, 12.75: limb
wire, M.ir,: Wire fence, li:t to Cl.'o. per roii:
Wire nails, 2 50 ajkeg; Steel buggy tirr
Jc; Dirt shovels, 40 to 5i-e; Long band i
scoop, 70e: Short handle scoop, 70c: Cow
chains, 17 to 25c; Trace chains, 50 to !KV:
Simon saws, 6 ft, 5i j:l.45; (I-ft. 4.0-i; Hati.l
s;iws 40e. to t2 50: Yellow collar nails, 27c;
Volt collar puds, 40c. .
THE IRWIN STORE
McCdnnellsburg, Pa.
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Horse Blonlcets and Robes
I have the largest and lt ai lortin.int of Horse niunkcU and Robes In the county. Trices from 70 to 5.75.
Robes from 12.50 to JH.50.
Thanking those who have so liberally patronized me, and kindly soliciting the continuance of the same, I am
Yours respectfully,
Geo. Bo TVVellott, ,
McConnellsburg, Pa.
1 11
Our Fall and Winter
Stock is Ready-
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Ready with a larger aud a more complete line than
ever before, showing the very latest styles in suits
and overcoats.
Men's Cardigan Jackets, Sweaters, Flannel
Underwear, and all the wool clothing you need.
Children's Camel-hair Tam-O'-Shanters, aud
nobby Hats and Caps for boys. ,
Our line of Fine Shirts, Collars, Cull's, and
Neckties, and in fact every thing you would lind m
an up-to-date
Gent's Furnishing Store.
Institute IVeek is approaching and we wish to say
to the teachers and all visitors to the institute that
we will make buying extreme interesting to them.
We are determined to close our Ladies' and Chil
dren's Wraps all out, and in order to do so, will
make prices regarldess oj cost in many of the gar
ments. IVe have had a splendid season on wraps
and all because we had the proper styles.
Dress Cords are plenty and prices right. No
tions galore. In
Cannot be surpassed,
beforo buying.
Come and see our line
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OJ B. STEVENS,
H'CONNELliSBURQ, PA.
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY,
take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. Druggists refund mon
ey if it fails to euro. E.W. Grove's
signature is on each box. 25c.
FOR SALE. ,
House and lot situated in the
east end of - McConnellsburg.
Buildings all new, house suitable
for one or two families. Esy
terms. Apply to
Ci:o. A. Uarkis,
11 22 tf. Agent for Owner.
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we are cutting prices all round, and you can not j
fail to be interested in this stock.
SHOES
for every season-quality considered, prices as low
as can be made. Rubbers for every kind of shoes.
Don't forget us when you come to town. - We
will treat yon right.
Respectfully,
m
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tmmmtmmmmii
The p-irot arniy of Com.
meriinl Ttuvrlrrl think
the tout "We line." to'
their own in a box of
SCHENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS
Thrv cm IMHttttsneMi,
T.lver Comtl.nt.
tiun, Coi'tipattou, Hick
Headache, Jnuttdice,
Henrthurti, PUtnleiirv.
MtlHrlH, etc. lu uw over
Bevenly yean.
UvcnUieUvcr."
with Hi'htk'i Mnlrlit Pill. rm4
ywi II r.tl .!!. hHk wvli, YV U-KI.I.
fnrflf VvytUlilt, bUuUl)
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Vat BU KmTwhnfc
MmoU tlx, r bj tf . .
Dr. J. N. SchtHck A Sn.
FblUftclphla. I'a.
Christmas Presents i
-4- "4- -4 For Everybody
YOUNG AND OLD.
Not any toys, but the -goods that are useful in every
day life. , '
If you .want a nice pair of suspenders, we have them
from 5 to 40c, or a nice necktie, we have the nicest we
ever had, Or, it may be that you would like to get a nice
pair of shoes tor a present, what would make a nicer pres
ent than this ? We also have gloves, mittens, and hand
kerchiefs. Gloves 10 to 89c; mittens 9 to 20c; handker
chiefs 2 for 5, to 13c each. Bed blankets, 49, 85, 90 to
SAQ; horse blankets 60c to 5; fascinators45c, or a pair
of linen towels 20. 25. 30, 35 and 4oc. We also have
table covers, and rugs from 75 to Sl.75; lace curtains
3o to 75c pair; hose supporters for men and women 8 to
23c. In hosiery, we have most any thing trom n to 23c.
Or. Dossiblv, you will want a suit of clothes, or an
overcoat for the boy, or the man of the house. We have
them at prices that can't be matched any where. We also
have Ice wool at 9c ball; Shetland lloss at 8c, Saxony and
Germantown yarn at 8c; croquet cotton 4c for o0 yds.
We certainly have the nicest plush lap-spreads at
$2 45 you ever saw. ..It weighs about 7 lbs.
blacksmiths we just got another lot of.16-in. 1-2, file
horse shoe rasps at 25cfl3-in. at 18c; 12-in. cutting
nippers at 55c; horse shoe nails at 11 to 18c; Burden
hotse shoes at 4 c lb ; Never-slip horse shoes by the set
No. 1 at 65c; No. 2 at 76c; No. 3 at 80c; No. 4 93c,. set
. ready to. drive. Calks 2 l-2c each.
McConnellaburg, Pa,
Geo
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Reisner
a co.
Pa.
I McConnellsburg.
WeaK
Dewirrs raiss wiTcii hazel
SALVE For Piles, Burns, Sores.
Constipation
TUiktnl nwt-ct nnih4, with wtmo iwn-'w. lrtitf
rr.jinil r.-ti-f lor i'iiiiiIiihIoii. With ihi.
4-uarM-all-uhftit Iii-"mu will Imv tlm faint Hrtvt.
NiiUuv ujliloli.ittl)y Iijh h Vflft;lHlil r.iusty to
n lii-vu avery'iillmttnt k iiiwii ti limn, 1 phvsli Imii
cuii hut linil NuUir.- wuy ui liiulih. And thin U
Hi iKiiiKiy irui wiin rrnara tn tiptitton.
riii. luiuli of u tvruilii tn-o in li.!l((iniiB Cm.
! cum HiiKiailu olli.ra a iiuist I'X'llwil aid to thi
! wul. Hut, oomlii I with Knj iitlmi Senna, Mii-
, i ry Kim llin k. Kuliil txlmi t n I'ruiifK. rw.. Una
nun- l usinni lurk U Hivi'ii In grititri( hiIi!u
i uiuvr to ii.rri'i-i (tmstliiatiuii. A iiuiIIimiiiia
( ('.iiiily Tnlili.t. illi'il Lux- t, 1 now niailo ut Urn
lr. bhMi I41 Uuntiirles. Iruiu tlilt liin-iiiioiiii ami
j limit MftVrtho pnwriit(iai. lt (T.-i i on 1'himL
; luiiiini, liUliMKiinw. Wi.nr Htumai h, Bait llr.-atli,
i Kill. .w t iiinplnlnu, (.u.., I, IniliHil irunii aud
, ami'.", "a.
CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS
Best Couh Sjmp. Tastet Good.
Uk in timo. Sold by druesntj.
Hearts
No m inimi, no umilwiiuiit aftor eff"ct aro ax.
:i'niiiivHi, alio Utx-rla am inn nu In U-autliiil
iiluiKrapliiHl uuilul boxoa at 6 ivuu and x: iiU
V I' luiX.
Kcir aiHiH-tlilnit new,
envnivu, 11 a box n(
nlca, kuiioui(1 and
ILtax-etts
w, s. picxscrj-
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COPYRIQHTS &.C,
AnvonAiwnrlltiff krtfh una dnacrintlnn ttmy
Aiitt'klr ieortiiifi our optniuit frua wliuiliur nu
? liivtutilon i prthahly fiiteninlla. 4'ttinttuiMlrtw
i tVoiutiirlotljr coiiiidttnttiU. Huiuitxmliou tatuti
tt.ut tret. OIltniit Mtfeiuiy fur hi urtlitf patent.
I t'nttmta tMkoi Utruuub Munu jk to. rwotf
HMs-uti fo(ic. wk .iuutctmru, tu ttia
Scitutinc Jitr.trlcsn
A hundnfimelr tHurtmtixt w-?hlT T urwit nl
tHilNtUm o( any .uonilUn Jc.urtiai. Ti flu, i
yttMr; lowr luuntua, $1 boiibyn,U n4eiln,
t lf.Ci,,B r-'virri
H.aK-li Omu W t tt'. VraahiiMiiutt t U
Are due to tndlgasllon. Ninety-nine of every
one hundred people who have heart trouble
can remember when It was simple Indiges
tion. It Is scientldo fact that all cases of
heart disease, -not organic, ere not only
traceable o, but are the direct result of Incii
I gsstion. All food taken Into the stomach
I which falls of parfoct digestion ferments and
swells the stomach, putting tt up aralnat tho
heart. This interferes with the action of
the heitrt, and In the course of time that
delicate but vital organ becomes diseased.
- Mr. D. KKubla. of Nevada. O , atyi: I had stomach
troubla and waa in a bad stale I had heart trouble
with ft. I took Kodol Dyapopala Cuie (or about Iwur
months aid it cured me, J
Kodol Digests What You Eat
nd relieves the stdmach of all nervous
strain and the heart of all pressure.
lotllea only. $ 1 .00 Sire holdlnt 1 time! tho trial
Bite, which sella (or 60c,
Prasad el by ft. a OeWITT ACO., OHI0AQ9.
THI OIIIOINAL UKSTC'lf
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