I STERESTING PARAGRAPHS
WATERFU.I
Tlio farmer are
busy witl
j their prioft plowing.
Oil en anJ General Intercut, Gathered M's Alum McC.'iiifi visited lior
. H;ifrtc or Clipped Irom our
Fvchangcs.
parents, Saturday evening and
Sunday.
A N. Witter, our hustling mor ',
CONI)l!NSKD l-OR KURRIBO RKADHRS 1 a' ma(l(! a OttHM trip to 1
liroadtop City and Dudley, oue
Subscribe for the "News, 'only last week,
fl. 00 a year. j Thomas Honson. who h ib been !
For that new suit, new hat, or al Altoona Mt- Faion, and Burn-1
pair of new shoes, try llarry ' K. , hara' soekinK employment, has'
Huston, Maltillo. returned homo.
If when in Mercersbur, you .ran 1,as ,,ad cm' !
want new harness or your old Pymtnt th,S mt
ftMMMJ -.11 .,., the past winter, has returned to ,
Smith ,i .in . n,s home in Troug i Creek Valley.
Bin lio, and yon will get a square ,,, . ,, .. , J
-deal every time. e- Barnott, of WellsTannery,
., I was a business caller in our town
"W, I8c; Huttor, 28; Potatoes, ! iast Saturday.
50c; country side meat, 11c; Lard, Uoy Wlttor expect8 t:) faI ni for
2c at Hany E Huston's, Sal-! D. A. Black Ul0 coml l)mmer
tillo. ,. . ,
J lie citizens of our town have
Harry E. Huston, Saltillo, Pa , : decided not to use any of the Uon
is showing a nice line of Spring ; soltdated Ice Co's ice this sum
suits. It will pay you to call and j mer (? ?)
see them. Notwithstanding tiunnclenren
Harvey Snyder and his sister j y tne weather, and tho small
Miss Orphs, ot Noedinore. and ! congregation lie v. Forrest
Oordor Snyder and his wife, of ! preached his first sermon in Zion :
G im, spent laxt Saturduy at Mc-1 M- K church, Sunday night, and
(Jonnellsburg. Corder is think-; we are 8lai1 to note that he made
lag of moving to Hagerstown. j a favorable lmpressi n on all who
rciini.af h Mt.wt.il... I heard him.
He Met Her
It will pay you to READ THIS "ad"
that's big business. She loved htm that's her business.
They are to be married that's their business. They will
need Clocks, Silver Tableware that's our business and
we will make it ou- bus ness to see that they are properly
supplied with these necessary things.
Write to us and we will send to you illustrations and
prices of sterling or silver plated table ware that's mote
of our busii'oss.
JV. H. LUDWIG,
.Imvelcr nnil Silversmith,
Chambersburg, Pa.
Racket Store Prices
for Court Week.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. (iraut
Fix, of Licking Creek township,
died April 4th, aged 1 year and 1
month. Interment was made
last Friday in the cemetery at
Bethlehem U. B church. Fuuer
al Be. vices were conducted by
Uev. Henry Wolf assisted by E.
J. Croft.
Frank Newman, of Ft. Loudon,
Pa., visited his sister, Mrs. Jacob
Cutchill and family last Satur
day; and on his way home, ho ex
pected to stop over Sunday with
his mother, Mrs. Mary Newman,
near Hustontown.
Loy McClain and Coo. Alloway
passed through our town last
Mr. Reuben Wible, who moved i Monday on their way to Pitts
to Guilford township. Franklin burg, to seek employment,
county, last fah, has purchased a Ethel M. Barnettvisitod friends
farm m Hamilton township, near at New Grenada, Sunday.
Chambersburg and moved upon Wfl are Rorry to note that Mrg
iu leumiuy, anu is now ousy wun
ins spring work.
G taut Baker sold off his stock
of horses so close at his sale the
is not improving very
Newman
fast.
Miss Laura Cutchall, who his !
hpon Vlslt.lntr hnr mronta nnrl
other day that he rame to town ; friand9 at t,HS , returned to
Mlllirlnir "fnntUn, " M I'..! ....
her home in Everest, Sunday afternoon.
Monday "footback." Mr. Baker
says he had a good sale, and feels
like thanking his friends and
uei,hbois for their presence and
patronage.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Cen
ter M. E church, will hold a fes
tival at the Election House, near
.lames Cutchall's, Saturday even
ing, April 20th. Come and you
will all be glad of it.
HUSTONTOWN.
Rev. Harry Daniels, who has
been reappointed to this charge
by the M E conference, return-
Letter From Iowa.
NEWS : Thinking that probably
some one back in good old Fulton
county might be interested in
knowing what kind of weather
we have had out here in beautiful
Iowa this winter, we can truth
fully sing "Beautiful Land," for
the weather has been so nice
I l-ntr till wlntaH ERtf&Wn raT oAnm. I
I ed a perfect day, and every one
i seems to bs in perfect health, too.
I never knew of so little sickness
I'll linmfi :iti rruwfln v iinmrnnan
I r. am- n r m m iimli. Mi. m I , 1 1 I , .
led by his father, who expects to, . , , ,
- j , - .u- i city seems to be a very hoalthy
l mini cnitia 1 1 m ., nt lino T-.I. I " "
Kpend some time at this place.
Quite a number of young ladies
and gentlemen attended the play
at McCounellsburg on Thursday
evening. They report that they
had a fine lime, and got their '
money's worth.
Miss Carrie Wiiand, of Cham-j
bersburg, is spending some time :
in the homeof Mr. and Mrs. Jeie-
place.
The mud has all disappeared
and the roads are dry aud dusty.
Here, as soon aa the frost is out
of the ground and the roads be
giu to get dry, they put teams to
their King road drags and go ov
er tlio roads, which makes them
just so smooth that you would 1
We have lidded to our stock tins season un up-to-date stock ot Wall Paper.
These are all new fresh troods some are In-some to come in jet, 4c to 12c a
bolt.
Also, we have added to our line, Bnjruy Harness, Front Gsars and Collars,
and these goods are made ly the best makers that make harness. Don't buy
Fly Nets until you see ours. We can save you money on team collars and
harness.
Cobbler Sets 3 lasts and stand, '2 boxes of noils. 1 hammer, 2 awls and
handles. 1 knife all for !. Knives and Forks .'IS-4.1-l(l-7." and 900, Manure
Forks, 88c and Mo, steel shoeing hammers, fc.'lc and 28o, Hasps, 1 and
38o( web halters, 14 and tSo, rope halters, 10c, leather halters 7fc and 00c,
wire plyers, 10-ln., Me, teaspoons, 8a set, tablespoons, 12c, split rivets, loo
in box, 4c, tubular rivets, BO in box, 4c. The best axe you ever suw for 56o
Single bit a.xes, 4.V. Dish pans, 10-14-2.) and 300,
TABLE OIL CLOTH
1 2c yd, straw matting, 12 and ISo, Japanese matting 20 and &lc, carpets, 10-83
2"i-.'t."i and .V);!, This 10; carpet is the heaviest you ever did see it is line.
Curtain poles, Sc. felt window shades, He. A beauty in oil shades ot 3o,
See our 83a shade, as good os any iiae ones. Lace curtains, .'10-45-tl8-7" and
880. This is a tine assortment. Shlppcnsburg Work-shirts, 44c, overalls,
48 to T5c, boys' overalls. 2) to 40c, mn's work pants, heavy, K0c to 01,10,
men's dress paDts, $1 ,2." to 2 ."i0, boys' knee pants, 2' to 480. We just go
our spring Hats in for this season, and they are up-to-date. Why puy tl.2
when you can get the same thing for 8O0. Why pay fl ."0 when you can get
the same for $1.20. Look around and see If we ure not right.
We now have about oil of our spring
siioes in stock, ond it will do your heart
good as well as your pocket bock to look
at them and have us namo prices or look
on the box and see for yourself the price.
We mark our goods in plain Mgures, that
every one gets just the same price. There
is something wrong when a merchant only
marks the cost on the box.
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We want you q take a little time, and go and see and be convinced for
yourself that we do exceed in quality and price not only in shoes but every
thing else wo sell. We claim we can save you 10 to 20 per cent. Try ua.
Respectfully ,
HULL & BENDER.
1
I think you were riding on paved
I streets, which is quite an im-
miah Liidig, of this place.
At Hip. wTo'lnr o vn mi nn I ion holrl
.... , 0 , ,ni provoment over the old way ot
at this place, on Saturday, Taylor 1 .. ... , .
. . ... waiting until the travel wore
township was represented by ten 0
1 ll U I. I " '""
lippuuuuua
all of whom stuck
right to it until quitting time.
The sick of this community are
slowly improving.
Mr. and Mrs. John Mart, were
The gras is starting up and
the birds are hero to stay. I was
awakened this mornltig by their
mu ic. There is a laige grove of
evergrsens about twenty feet
tri-r nnf .'.pfntinto in ltiurr 4. Hull
. , . . . . from my window, so when the
two mouths old baby last Friday , . , J . ,
morning.
It seems as though the you ug
men of our town are very sleepy
at times, when they leave an out
sider come in and take one of our
girls away and marry her before
anyone knew what was in the
wind.
NEW MINISTER AT ST. PETEK'S.
Made
If
Very Favorable Impression
Services Yesterday.
Knmi the Dunvlllt; Nc April 8th
Rev. John C. Grimes, the new
pastor at St. Peter's Methodist
Episcopal church, liiversido, who
was recently appointed by the
Central Pennsylvania Conference
arrived Saturday and appeared
yesterday for the lirst time in
cnarge of his now congregation.
Uev. Grimes preiched two hue
sermons and addressed the Sun
day school yesterday, and the
members of St. Peter's express
ed themselves as highly pleased
with their new pastor. The pas
tor is a married man but has no
children. He conies to Riverside
from McConuellsburg in the Har
nsburg district. Mrs. Grimes
pas not as yet arrived in River
side.and the members of the con
gregation there are awaiting her
arrival befoie giving a pubhc ro
oeption to their now pastor.
birds come to their old summer
home we know that spring is
here. Everything looks bright
and prosperous, and both farmer
and business man are looking
forward to auother year of pros
perity. Iowa has always yielded
an abundance of everything and
markets ar.i most always good,
but they have been exceptionally
good the last year considering
tho enormous crops we were fav
ored with.
I see by the Eastern papers
that tho weather has been rather
bad there.
1 would be glad to answer auv
questions about tins country that
auy of ray friends wish to ask.
With kindest regards to all 1
refmain. '
Mits Hattii-: Wintku Wii.uamk.
Fulton County Bank.
O -
( ORGANI ZEb IN 1H8T )
0 3 Per Cent. Iniereat I'.iM on Time Deposits,
This old and well known financial Institution is now
mm permanently located in its new room in the A. U. Nacebuild
y ing. Lurge udditions have been made to the
!CAPITAL STOCK
and the number of Stockholders has been increased to FIF
S5 TEEN, which givos all depositors a security of upward of
SS Two Hundred Thousand Dollars.
0 The Fulton County Bank does a GENERAL BANK
Cy INO BUSINESS ar.d extends every favor to their patrons
and friends, consistent with sound banking.
W. H. NELSON,
McConneilsburg, Pa. Cashier.
OUT OP SIQMT.
"Outof sight, out of mind," is
an old saying which applies with
special force to a sore,-burn or
wound that's been treated with
Hucklon's Arnica Salve. It's out
o.c sight, out of mind aud out of
existence. LMes too and chil
blains disajipear under its heal
ing influence. -Guaranteed by
Trout's drug store. 25o.
KoHrkl For '"digestion.
Kulievus sour stomach,
palpiutioa ot the heart. UiseDtu what vou oal
Mrs. A. F. Little
has just returned troni the Eastern Cities alter
having spent two weeks there carefully selecting
the finest line of Millinery ever brought
to Fulton county.
We have excelled all our past efforts in this
wonderfully beautiful display of trimmed mil
linery. We have a tine line of dress skirts,
shirt waists, Petticoats, Collars, Belts,
Combs, Laces, and embroideries. In
lact, we have everything to be found in a first
class Millinery.
We shall be pleased to have vou call and ex
amine our goods. Wc give a fancy Hat Pin
with every Hat. '
MRS. A. E. LITTLE,
McConneilsburg.
Opposite Postoffice.
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The OmoIIm Ruaj Ine la one of the most useful things a farni-r
can own. With one of that uneful machine he can aw wood, grind
feed, shell corn, pump water, and many other things.
I have just received a curload rtf wire fence. Anyone Mrfling
wire fence thi spring will save money h calling to see my few
hood. a I have a complete line of l leld. Poultry and (iorderi f DM
on hands, dilT rent heights and weights. Also a nice lot of yaid
and lawn fence, the neatest and licst fence yon ever saw. Prices
guaranteed just as cheap as the cheapest.
I have alio a nice lot of win Natls, Cut Nails, nung Head Nalla
Slating Nails, Wire Staples, all of which I am soiling at just abou
what you would have to pay If yoji were buying them wholesale.
To anyone who is going to build it will pay you good money to
come and see me before you get the hardware.
1' rout door sets
Inside door locks
Kim locks
Hull hinges
White lend.
BeoOfJ ((hovels
Dirt shovels
forks of all kinds
Strap hinges
Barn door hangers
Burn door track
Trace chains
Breast chains
Cable chains
Bead mixed paint
(iarden spades
Garden Bakes
Simon saws, cross cut and baud
Oiston saws, cross cut and band
Double and single bit axea
Dicks and grubbing hoes
Dlumbing supplies.
Mason hammers
Claw hammers
Shoeing hammers
Hatchets
Window gla s
Pure tlax seed meal.
G illar pids aud ollars
Linseed oil
Machine oil
stoue htm met s
Napping hammers
I am closing out some
Horse Blankets arid Robes
at a very low price, (' imo and see me if you want a bargain.
Thanking those who have so liberally patronized me, and kindly soliciting the continuance of the same, 1 am
Vours respectfully,
Geo. B. TWellott,
McConneilsburg, Pa.
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REISNEFTS
STORE NEWS
We are showing the largest line of bummer Dress Stuffs in
this county, in white and colors. Lawn (white) from 6 to 50c a yard:
Linens bleached and natural. Shrunken Muslins, mercerized effects.
&c. A splendid, strictly pure silk, at 3(c (white only); colors in 2H
in. silks; splendid quality 50c.
A large line of Woollens for suits at almost any price.
We wish to call "attention to our stock ol READY MADE
SKIRTS (Dress). You will be surprised at the variety and prices.
Skirts from $1.25 to $5.00. Don't fail to see them.
xNOTIONS, we have all the nice things in Collars, GLOVES,
Ruchings, Trimmings. LACES, and embroideries a very large
stock at all prices.
Don't forget our SHOE STOCK, which is large and up-to-date.
Style and Prices right all the time.
In CLOTHING we won't take a back seat for any one in business
here. See our clothing for Men, Boys, and Children.
Wall Papers, Blinds, Carpets, Linoleum, &c See them all.
Geo. W. Reisner & Co
McConneilsburg, Pa.
If you are going to housekeeping this Spring or want to buy
any Furniture be sure and see, our line before you buy. IVe are
prepared to show you the largest line of Furniture that has ever
been in the County. We have a nice line of Iron Beds, Bedroom
Suits, Kitchen Cabinets yes, don't you want a Kitchen Cabinet?
the handiest thing in the kitchen, the housekeeper's Friend. Kitch
en Chairs, Dining Chairs and Rockers. Give us a call. Thank
ing the public for their past patronage and wishing a share of
your future trade, we are yours for business.
Thomas B. Stevens & Son,
East of Postoffice McConneilsburg, Pa.
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