Rf.isnkks have the largest lin
nf NlwHa to show yon, and a1
p ice that are right.
'I'he Indies or the M. E church
at Knobsville will hold a chicken
swallop and ice cream supper.
April the 18th. Everybody in
vited to como.
Bt'OGY Fou Balk Only run
nine months. Apply to C. J. i
Hrower, McConnollsbut f!, Pa.
Kx-Treasuror J no. D. Smith. '
i U Kinmaville, was in town a day '
.or two 'ast week on husiuess.
FoBSatJE Thirteen tine ewes
and ten nice lambs.
WlLLIAM Bishop,
Webster Mills, I'a.
A DakoU man aged sixty has
married a j,irl of twenty, while
his son married the girl's moth
er, aged forty four. People with
nothing else to do can now busy
themselves with this latest re
lati nship puzzle.
When your back hurts it is al
most always a warning from youi
Kidneys. When your kidneys
are wrong there is nothing si
good as the use if DeWitt's Kid
ney and I (ladder Pills. They as
sist the kidneys. Sold at Trout's
drug store.
A Missouri man dropped dead
the other day when his wife ask
ed him for money. This seem.
to have been a choice between
tvo evils, of which the least was
taken. If he had given her the
money the wife might have
dropped dead.
When you need a pill, take a
pill, aud be sure it's an Kirly Ii.s
er. DeWitt's Little Early Risers
are safe, sure, satisfactory pills
The pills witfa a reputation. They
do not gripe or sicken. They are
sold here at Trout's drugstore.
A South Dakota man says he
has lost his taste for chewing to
bacco since having grip, although
he had b ?en using the weed since
he was six years old. Another
reason for being careful io avoid
The sacrament of the Lord's
Supper will be observed in the
Reformed church next Sunday
morning at 10:80. Saturday af
ternoon services 2:30. Preaching
at Hebron Sunday afternoon, at
l'iju. Dr. W. C. Cramer will hold
these services.
Samuel Stains and Mrs. Kttie
Long, both of W'.odvale, were
united in marriage at the bone
of Charles Bolinger, at that piace,
Wednesday, March 29, l'.07, by
Rev. J. C. Collens, pastor of the
Orbisonia M. E church. At)
elaborate wedding dinner was
served the guests.
Rent for call boxes at the post
office on April 1st, wer-j advauced
Sale Register.
Thnisdiiy, AptH 18 O.B Me
ridian Diehl will sell at his resi
tenet' In Whips Cove, north of
Locust throve postoffice, cattle,
hog', ehickens, farmin-r
meiits, household K'xkIs, &
begins at 1 o'clock, p. m.
8 months.
Tuesday. April 80.-
Mellott, intending to ret' re fiom
farming will sell at his residence
in Whips Cove, 2 miles southwest
of L icust Grove postoffice, h rs
os, cattle, hogs, sheep, farming
implement, engine, shingle mill,
wheat, rye, oats, buckwheat, and
household goods. Sale begins
at 10 o'clock, Credit 6 months.
imph
A liner
Nurmal School.
We will open a school in Me 1
Connellsburg, May 18, I907j to
continue eight weeks. Special j
attention given to teachers and
those preparing to teach. Tuition
:(. It will pay you to got in
at the beginning of the term. For
other inlormation, address us.
EmOKY Thomas,
Bi 0. Lambkrron.
BRUSH CREEK.
Oor little vallev is doing (uit.e
a rushing business in the lumbar
trnde. There are eight steam
sawmills In running condition.
The Suncby school convention
S te t Ake. sville, was largely ntlend
Credit ; ed-
Clarence B irton and Wm. Ilix
son, of Akersville, left for AltOOM
the latter pirt of last week.
Miss Jennie Lodge is speeding
some time With her sister, Mrs.
Boyd Jackson, at Everett.
Miss Ida Mixson spent last
Saturday t Everett.
Waiter Barton is on the sick
list.
Presiding Elder Evans preach
ed a very interesting sermon
from St. John 1 1:19, last Suuday
at McKendree.
Sebert Barton and sisters Ada
and Ella, spent last Friday even-
i mg with O. A. Parton s family.
! Penrose Seaman spent last
Friday evening very pleasantly
in the home rf (). A. Barton.
C. D. Hixsou has purchased a
horse.
Spring
Summer
LOCUST WOVE
Whooping cough has the "mid
dle of the road" in the Cove.
The protracted meeting has
closed at the Jerusalem church,
ft was a good meeting.
Mr. aud Mrs. B, W. Morris
and family spent Lister at Mr.
John S. Eugle's. -
C. P. LaytOD has purchased a
tiue horse.
W. L McKee and wife" spent
Sunday at Oliver Ple.ssinger's re
cently.
Rev. T. P. OarUnl preached in
the Cove Sunday and Sunday
night.
Aaron Layton has purchased a
tiue horse.
Abraham Plessingers sale was
largely ittended.
Andrew Mellott has moved in
to the Cove. We are glad to see
you am mg us again, Andy.
Lemuel Smith has moved tohis
new home.
D. C. Mallottaud wife and son
Wallace took dinner at Simon
Mellott's Sundry.
A number of relatives and
friends spent Sunday at C. T.
Layton's recently.
Mrs. Belle Shutter has moved
to the Cove again.
Rev. T. P. Garland and wife
spent Sunday afternoon at Aarou
Lay to Vs.
Howard U. Lay ton of Pittsburg,
spent Easter at the home of his
father, William Layton.
Edward Mellott had the mis
lortuue to get his horse crippled,
A CRIMINAL ATTACK.
on an inoffensive citizen is fre-
SALUVIA.
The "moving" season is about
over for this spring, and our peo
ple are now down to hard worn
for the summer. Among those
who changed place of residence
the first ot April are as follows:
Elmer Deshong moved into the
McDaniel house: L. R. Swariz
moved iuto the house vacated by
Mr. Deshong: George Schooley
moved in with his father Watson
Schooley: Leonard llockons i.ith
moved into the Joseph Everts
house.
Anna Maun is visitmg friends
in Everett. Her father, C. U.
Mann, spent Easter .Sunday in
Everett.
Miss Carrie Deshong of Ev
erett, has been visiting frieuds
and relatives in this neighbor
hood. Fernando Decker had the mis
lortnne of losing a good horse
last week.
Mrs. Btiffler and children of
Bedford are visiting the former's
sister, Miss Jennie Mellott.
D E. Mellott laimprcving his
property by planing a now fence
around his garden aud house.
Scott Kegarise spent a day at
Everett last week.
from 10 to 15 cents per quarter j Muently made in that apparently
by order of the postoffice depart
ment at Washington in order to
make a uniform rent. The post
master had nothing to do with in
crease in rent.
"Nothing so good as Casca
sweet," writes a mother who has
used it. "It saved my baby's
life," writes another. Casca
sweet is a vegetable corrective
for the disorders of a child's
stomach. Contents on the bottle
in plain Euglish. Do doses for 2S
useless nttie tuoe caned ttie "ap
peudix." It's generally the re
suit of protracted constipation,
following liver torpor. Dr. King's
New Life Pills regulate the liver,
preveut appendicitis, and estab
lish regular habits of the bowels
-7c at Trout's drug store.
WEsT DUBLIN.
Mrs. Stephoi. Wilson who had
been ailing during the past win
ter, died Saturday night. She
was buried at Green Hill on Mon-
cents. Recommended by Trout's J day. Mrs. Wilson had suffered
drugstore. a great deal at times for several
Last Thursday, while Alex Ril- years, but would become better,
ey, a driver of one of W. W. Mc-1
Daniels' lumber teams, was boom-1
ing a load of iu m ber at the Stailey
farm, east of Ureezewood, the
pole struck his left arm fractur
ing one of the bones. Mr. Mc
Daniel hurried to Rays Hill and
took him to Everett, where surgi
cal aid was rendered. Mr. Riley
was a driver ou the western staye
hers several years ago.
Rest is the great restorer. We
tire our muscles by exercise and
then .est to rostoro them" yet a
great many of us do not stop to
thiuk how little rest wo give to
our stomachs. As a usual thing
no pari, of our bodies is so gener
ally overworked as our digestive
organs. A tired and overwork
ed stomach will give signs of dis
tress to which we pay no heed
until at last Dyspepsia takes hold.
Indigestion is justa warning, and
if we heed the warniug we can
easily avoid further conseiuenc
es. Kodol is a most thorough
stomach relief. J t digests what
you eat aud gives the stomach the
needed rest and greatly assists
in res oring it to its normal ac
tivity and usefulness. Kodol is
sold ou a guarantee relief plan
It is sold here by Tgout's drug
store.
Letter to M. R. Shaffner.
McConnellsburg, Pa.
Deai- Sir : They won't foci him
any more with paste paiut; they'll
try something else !
Editor Saulsbury Dover, Dela
ware, having used :ir gallous
paste paiut on his house, bought
;!5 gallons Devoe for it. lie had
enough left for a uew stable 80
by SO and fence, and' returned
four gallons.
Paste pain t has as many tricks
as a bunco stotrer.
Yours truly,
in f. w. DkVoc Co.
P. S. F. C Bare, Fort Little
ton, a tic' J. A. Boyd, Merce s
burg, sell our paint.
and Saturday night at cloven o'
clock seemed quite cheerful, but
sometime during the night quiet
ly passed away.
Mr. Mrantner who his been
sawing lumber for B B. Young,
ou C. M. Brant's farm, has been
at work near Breezewood the
past few weeks sawing lath.
Three of the jnipils of Pine
Grove school and one pupil from
Laidig school, took the examina
tion at Hustontown on Saturday
to complete the common school
course.
A. J. Comerer of Wir.dber was
in this vicinity on Saturday.
His Dear Old Mother.
"My dear old mother, who is
now eighty three years old,
thrives on Electric Bitters,"
wntos W. B. Brunson, of Dublin.
Ga. "She has taieu them for
about two years aud enjoysan ex
cellent appetite, feels strong and
sleeps well." That's the way
Electric Hitters affect the aged,
aud the same happy results fol
low in all cases of female weak
uess and general debility. Weak,
puny children too, are greatly
streugthened by the in. Guaran
teed also for stomach, liver and
kidney troubles, by Trout's drug
store. TiOc.
Best Values and
Lowest Prices
Have won success for our
QuSlOi New Styles -trimmed anil tinli-liumil ready for your selection.
Our flov.-iT garden is lijled with
BEAUTIFUL BLOOMS
Vlole's. Heliotrope, Valley l.illies, Daisies, Wild Hoses. American
Beauty Woses -while, pink, SOd all the season's colorings.
R i fc Id O n s
All the new colorings dahlia moonlight blue, lime green, empire
green, taupe, heliotrope.
our line of Dreti Material te nnqaestlonabljr the finest offering of
the season. I 'laid, plain and fancy trie with ench other in harmon
ious and artistic shading.
W 1 1 i t e Goods
l.inen. India Linens, Dimity, Fancy Moussellie, Dotted Swis.
W a I s t in g s
Silks, Wash fcti.ks. Mohair, Mercerized Ginghams, etc.
Beautiful white shirtwaists, ludies' muslin underwear, ladies' knit
underwear.
American Lady Corsets.
Com-; ami buy '.he IlJst (ijodj obtainable at the closest margin of
prolit.
T. J. Wiener,
LEWIS H. WIBLE. FRANK P. LYNCH,
PMISIDCNT. ATTORNCV ANO OL ICITOR.
W 8COTT ALEXANDER.
VICI PSF9IOFNT
.
MERRIL W. NACE
CA8HIKM.
B. FRANK HENRY.
AtOT. CASHIIft.
MillinerylTHE FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF M'COINNELLSBURG, RA.
Will pay 3 per cent, interest per annum on all time deposits.
The Hank has Increased In business rapidly and It is now ready to
share Itl earnings with its depositors, thus giving them a safe invest
ment at home. Commenced business on April 2, l!HW; notice the grad
ual growth during th" pas', year. Total resources a' theelme of busi
ness MAY liiOO, 79,eB7.0G; OCT. 1, 1008, 1121,288 1L';
JUNtf L 1000, $92,060 22: JAN. 1, L907, il86,t84.B2j
JULY 2, 1906, 0l,056.Sty MARCH 88, 1907, $156,908.20.
.'.oans made on personal and c illateral security, and Notes dis
counted. Courteous treatment to all. Correspondence solicited from
those desiring Loans or wishing to open an account with ns. If yon
cannot call in person, send your deposits by mail, they will receive
prompt attention.
DIRECTORS :
LEWIS H. WIP' w, JNO. P. 8IPES, UNO A.HENRY.
W. SCOTT ALEXANDER. PETER MORTON. GEO. A. HARRIS.
D. L. GRISSINuER. R.M.KENDALL. CHASJ. E. BARTO N
Hancock,
Manner Patterns !
Maryland.
In Stock.
Auditor's Notice.
The undcrsltfuert Auditor Appointed 1)7 tl'C
i irplui n-' Court of Fulton county, to niuke-ill-trilnitiiiii
uf tlit; funds rMMtnlag in the atodl
1 1 r Ron. Ok T. BumbMii AdnlnUtrAkop of Mm ;
Mtc .if ouniri B. snivei. luu' or DitlfMt town
ship. dtMeased. will -.It for Hie perforinanoo or
liisiluili-. ill the offiOS of .1. Nelson Slpes. Kw.
In Mci.'onnel i.lU'. on Tie winy. April 35. IW7
in tto'atook A. m . when sad srheN nil pnrtlwl
,- torastad my nttend II ihvy sen proper.
IIOKACK N. SII'ICS. Bsq.,
4.H-::i. Auditor,
CIIAKTKH NOTICK. Notice is heretiy
nlven thOI upp low ou will tie UMdf to
the liovern irof PauBS )v iUU hy Ujii-
v. LofoM, rwre H Rudy uuil WBUMO R
BMUwrt, on ih .".mi ii.iv or April, inor. uadot
tbfl QWMrol Corporation Aot of April su. It" I.
uud It suppienieiitN. for Ohsrtflr Ot .in lutendeil
oorporM ou to li known lis Hie Vork Tele
phone sod To otfrspn. Oontpony tiie purpose
uuil objeet ofwhleh In us follows : ButtdlUfl
oonsl ruoUov, leucine. puyoUMUuroporotloa l,t
malntsnlng system or toIopkMo Md ule
tniih lints, exeh.iik-es uud htuilons In the
oouades or riiiliidelplilu. Montgomery. Ueln
wure. Chester. I.sneiste.. York. Uuuphlu. Ad
uius. CmfboHAnd. l-'ruoklin. Hunt UffdoO. Kul
lOO, Hertford. Sonierxel. ruyette. Westmore
land, WMhtpai n uud Alles-licny. with the
rlfW to conneet with the lines of simllnr com
puims III the Suites ol New Jersey. Deluwure.
aforylabd, WTost ii-i::iu und ohl. and to fur
:n hand rent tO the OitfitOtM tlu-reof loOtl uud
OUT dlatttDOfl telephone und teleL'rtipli fuelli-
iIom, Tin- prlnorpol rootooof sold oomuony
DOtoA as follows, vi.: BfgtBttUUJ ut ttie ex
..'t.rp;'i' .i Mis york Toloohono and Tolotfropli
Oojopapy in th I It y ol 'trl. York t'ounty.l'u..
ih'enee lu un etMerlf dlreeilon through the
OOUBtloi of York. Laittuster. Chester. Oelu
Mrsro. Monlgonie-y und rtiiludelphiu and tOf
inlr.iilInK le the exchange of the York Tele
phone and Telepruph Company In the city of
riiiludelphlu .tlso. bOfJlUintg at the exelmu'je
of the Yofll Telephone Md Telegraph Coin
puny. Iu the City of York, thenee by the most
PrtOtlooblO touie Into and UUNMUth the eouu
lies of York, Dauphin, Cuml.irlimrJ. .iion-.
Krauklin. BlUtUtuydOB, Kultou. Bodlord, Somor
set. WestmoreUnd. Kayette. Wushluutou. uud
Allegheny uud tOfniinntUtl in the blpBOOffO of
the York T-leplione :iud 'I'eleiit uph i.'ouipanv
lu the City of nttObunf, I'euusylvuuiu
Uld IBUE s. 8CH1UDT,
Solieltor.
i.tiutu.
Whore's the Laidig correspond
on t?
The sale at 8. U. Hockeusiiiith's
was well ittteudt'd.
.lonas i.'ikc and wife spent Sat
urday and Sunday atSipes Mills.
V. D. Schenclc and sou Earl at
ter tied 11 o c k e n s m 1 1 h's sale,
Wednesday.
Those who spe it Saturday aud
Bund' at JotUM Lake's, were
Cleave Linn and sister Sarah,
i Scott Stains, and Thomas Crom
well and sister Kva.
Maynard linger and wife lolt
for Chi vgoou Thursday, on their
Wedding tour.
.Mrs. Mabel Snyder and broth
er Otis lliukeusinith, left on
Thursday for Williatusport.
Joseph PriM speDt Sunday
with J.tmes Reader's, at Hiram.
( ur people were shocked Suu
day to hear of the death of Mrs.
Sarah Wilson, near this place.
Nora Uitehey spout, part of
Wednesday evening with .eldn
and Clara Laidig.
iiello Witter and Kdna Strait,
oflJracoy, spout Saturday night
with Daniel Laidig's.
Frank Hampton, who lias been
sick, is better at this writing.
HIDES. James Sipes ft Son
pay 10, 18, and Hie a pound cash,
for beof hides at their butcher
shop in McConnellsburg, also
highest price paid for calf skins,
si eepekins and tall w.
NliW (iKI:NAUA.
W. U Foster of Bhglfl Foundry,
was in town on Saturday and vis
ited old 77:i, I. O. O. F.
Mrs. Sarah Cromer of Fort
Littleton, is visiting her many
friends hero.
J. A McDonough, D. D O. M.,
installed the olliccrs of Fort Lit
tletou Lodge lust Saturday night.
Daniel All.. way is seriou.-ly ill
with septicaemia (blood poison),
in his rlgbt hand and arm, start
ing from a scratch on the little
tinger.
Loy McClain and George Alio
way weut to Pittsburg where
they secured employment.
Sherman Cornelius, near Sal
tillo, moved to Jesse O. McClain's
upper farm, known as Samuel LI.
McClain's property.
Btnel Harnett of Hubblesville,
visitcU friends here last Suuday.
Mr. aud Mrs. George Thomas
aud Mrs. John Thomas visited
friends in Sultillo.
Martha Black spent Friday at
Woodvalo and saw Ritner Dlaek's
school close.
Maude-Cunningham's school in
Coles Valley closed last Wednes
day. Catharine Stains who was suf
fering with goitre is improving
slowly.
Wilbur Mills left for Kossuth,
Pa , where he is engineer on a
steam i hovel.
Lottie Kvorhart, the 1 year old
girl who was burned February
1908 at Woodvale by an exploding
lump.amd has been for some time
past at the Medico Cluurglcal
Hospital, Philadelphia, has so far
recovered as to be able to .'eturu
home iu a lew days.
Kindly feeling may be cultivat
ed, and this cultivation begins
when the child is tirst tuuglit to
be gentle in its play with com pan
ions, civil to servants, resjwictful
to the aged aud kind to helpless
animals.
m
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MERCANTILE APPRAIS
ER'S TAX LIST.
Mi Conni'lMtiir,., Marrli IH,
Thl following ti 1M Of rrtitll nml whoU-oiili'
virulent or ittHlern In umln, wnrN, tnurcbMitdlM
ciiiiiMMxIillfa Df I'lh't-tn hi M tuMMMfff k I ml or
imlurt. itubjOtt tO RHtrCAIltlli Ih't'iiutt tun, ill
PtlltOh I'oiititv , 1 iiii-vlviiiiU. (MiirtiHi) to UW
l'tipj'T iiiUhiirKle tln-ri-tii. by Ihu uiMbTfigiieil.
' 1 1 1 1 i i Apprnlxcr in hihI tor ttie county ot
Pal ton ft Am wo Id uud pablNthod by the illructlon
ot the UonnMoSlonf n Ol Mtd cuuiity.
Num oi rotOjUotti ' . i --in. G !i- of ortiiooMi
Ayr 'J'owiihtiip.
.1. .1 HOldOlM, im rt'li-iniHsifl.
I. II I'HtUTfton V Hon i tuerrliHiMlliM'.
fetor K Irk, MorobmidlM,
Kowc Mellott, MorcbftOdtM,
Jli'lutf-t TOWMblpf
MirK Khi- SiniiTi, tm rclmiiillMt.
ilobn Plao1tt4f, norobftivtifOt
AktsuMM KuiiyHii, DwroboncttMa
ii. bt Mciiott, nofebondlMi
j, v. Lnkf, reorotaondiM!
W. K. Ihirt, un ivhutnliKe.
(1 ti, Mollotl , inrrrliunillxe.
M r InUlldo ;.. . toil TlutnrJIfte.
I'n't In-1 Ttwin-hlji.
fobs Mon&i MfrobondtMi
w I. Qordott, mofOhMiMlliOi
Wm, foinori nofoboviio1
A let I row Hlftbopj Kunu lniptofttoiit
iieornir.H inn. nwi tf oon Iint
s I, winter, f orn InplotMotit etc
H, M. Uornelli nwrohAiidlw,
Brnoh Oteuk Townoblp,
vv. k ihxmhi, nttrohondlor.
: H.Hetionok, norobondlto,
leu. u. Lynob, niuropsndtM
i), WtTrusx, ltii'ictMiniiiH.
h Mollotl nrtrennndttvi,
Uonry it. Hbnrio, moroimndtoo,
babltn Tow noli I p.
.luo. R. SnccK, i'l urn.
i. r, bo win in, nit i ebondlN
Mr -i H. v't ii'ii, iorohoMnh'0,
Chun. MoQoIiom, norobonduiOi
!. Kl Klltl, lUITrllKlllllrH).
M s Wilt,olgora,
S. L ittll klt V , imTl'llHttlUrtr.
K M Ollne, tDtrAbjuiUtro
Krniih O. Bore, int-rrtiiiiiUlne.
V. Kl I'.VHIl-, llf lilt'S.
J-. II. jUrOTOi WOfOBOOdllO,
Liektng Ofoofe !Tolraablp
rlooMph It- Mellott orenadlM-
C II. H0nn( innrclmmiirte.
MotIo Al- Lotdlg, pwrobondlte
M H. Ilolfiir-lii hi). inHrttliHiiUite.
h iiiiim, RMreboodUm,
K. ti. C roll, iut rclmiitiiso.
McCoiiiiL'lUl.ury.
(loo. It bfellotti brdJofl odd tndiiinry.
(un. VV. HiiVM, uii.'ri'liHiidlfn.
U, H. Stwene, noroboni tailor
TrOttt'l DruK KtOfO, uruga.
Uoo. ftoxrvtbi - i.- n
Wiiiitiii'l Bfinler, I ii r nit urn .
i'.C lli'iul-T, groct rleit,
I no. W. Ill ottt I i . . ini rrhHn.lirte.
A m. A. K. Little, i ., i .
Hun y l i .i in i.; ii -.
W. H. .Scul.it, Imnlwiirc h ml mHrhlnury.
TbOO, HOIOlId .: ii v
T It. KtoTOM A' Son, Furniture.
MlM A. .). Irwin A t.'o,. lullliuery.
Jito. A. Irwin, nooorlio,
Onorloi K, H00ti itrocerien,
Wm. M toner ittrninire,
Hull A' Henilt r nicrelmiHllM1
A. C Nmco A' Son., PMroOOUl lullorH.
J K . Jobueton, norcbMKlliio,
w. s. oievonter, furnUttro,
I U Mr(;lnlti, grooi'i leu.
(lOO, W- K'-Unerdt Uo., nicreliitutlne.
W M. Ki iiiictly, ti hi,. -.
I. r. Munn, huriit'KM.
T. ,1 Ooowrori forplng lnipleinent-.
BtoMloMle ttroe., gtoovrsVo,
Atborl stoti.-i, etfiree A ihiicv jrooitN.
w. s. iileuon. .iru.
CIOO W. Sfuilli. gfOOfflOf.
s. A. NMblt, luriuhiK iniiilttmettU.
ioldoiiiltli A (Jo., groi-erlen.
Ttiylor 'i'owiinhrp.
Oltn ObOMBOt, furniture A liitrdwure.
N. M. Kirk, norotlMdlMi
Co. h;n Ion, met ehn ml tue.
Mix ll U, MuUUln, ullltanwe.
A. J. httiitbamoii iueri:)ttiiilliie
sti-vetiH a itukt-r, norohnndtM
, k Rniioojr, norobaiulhio,
Itobnrt Hut.n, nefoboiidlM,
M lebnel I 'll,- uierclnimliite,
a n. wutt'i . merelMaotoV
WiuofOfduorM Moaii n.-1. i
H. I.. .!..,. in I I I t-r
Kit, m. k HerkjArvoter, no-i. lon.-ii-.-.
'i'tioiuiNou Totmebip,
)impii Uovnlti neiobtnitni
a bmp berpe omiibnndloo.
Jaw Q. lOUgloOfi rnerrlmmltiie, '
ii v. Rlftbop, grocer ioAi
it. m. Htmpton, iiit-rciiHiuiiHc.
Tod Townihii.
.lolin A. Hftjnlt. mer-rliiHiillHB,
Ir.i Fore, mOTQliaiHlbM
t'nltjii ToVtMklp'
H. K. MoKoOi tu'TrlmmJUe.
C. (J. Kerlever, HUTi'lmi(tl-e.
H. CI, Uwlitey, iii'i.iiv
Ob a siio, niarobeiMMoOi
MvrtLernli Brotberi, uieruhitiidlxe.
NVcllfi Townvlili.
N. ll. I'liuulntfliitiu, merrbeinlitie.
M. W. Hooekf 1 1 1 1 1 ' i in 1 1 ' 1 1 .
K. A. Horn-ii, ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i
Henry Truex, merobMdbte.
V. I. Hjbttuek. in .1 -
f Mr. W. H HuniiiuHnliior, uifrcliaiMltiie.
lit-o I,. sprowl, uiurclntiiilli;.
A ml notice linrfby (rlvin tu ell tuxeblea
Iteii in rhMl mi Heel. In ti i orJuure wuh the
Merc null. Approloera An oi A-.-.-mbly will be
liebl by the TtfUMurrT ot Fntton county, entlng
In eonjuiti'llon wltb Hit' il Aireter, et the
ortii of tin- Cuiinty XreHaurer, in (lie UOQrt
II" - . Melloi IWiurg, I'l-nimylTahle. on Hnl-
ii-,lay . April 'S-i, IIW7. b I fn the twin ra of HI
u'ulooke ni. eml 4 o'clock p. m . when mi
win-ft) all imrtirH lnli!reatu are required to an
peur niui all grlevH ih- i will be heard.
It K. SII'KS.
Murcantlle Appraiser
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Don't Put It Off
Easier comes early this year and you will want a nii'f
SUIT for that occasion. A groat many havo their orders in
already. One I'tistomer camo In and said, "I have worn this
suit two years and tlio linings etc. are as good as nuw, and
I want another suit " We can give you lots of testimonials
of this kind. Come in, place your order, and b among the
satislled. Everything new and up-to-date.
GOLDSMITH, THE TAILOR.
Opposite the Public School Building.
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SPRING AND SUMMER g
Millinery
o Hustontown
5?
Q I have just returned from the Ktistcrn Cities with a fn!l line
fj of spring and Summer Millinery. Call aud seethe
g Latest Style s
and compare (tiality and prices before purchasing your hat
jt for .summer.
v Thanking a generous public for past patronage, and so- O
O licititig a share of the same in the future
MRS, H. C. M'CLAIN. g
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Early Misers
The famous little plllo-
J. K. JOHINSTOIN'S
NEW Spring Bargains
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Clothing
FOR
Well Dressed Men.
We have materials for the exclusive as well as the most
conservative man Clothino that will keep Its shape and
look well until worn out. Our prices moreover, are loss than
you pay other stores for less worthy goods, aud are invuria
bly the lowest consistent with quality.
We have exercised just as much care in buying Clothing
for the young Men and Boys.
SHOES
Since enlarging our Slum Department, we are able to
carry a more complete and much' larger assortment of all
styles, and can now lit anybody and everybody. We want
your laol patronage we waut It because we can serve you
best. Yon don't have to take our word for It- compare our
shoes with shoes of about the same cost, bought by your
friends and neighbors, from some other store, It will show
ours much the best value. Our
Carpets and Mattings
are tloodg of standard make.
The Patterns aud styles are all new, and our stock is the
most complete of any in town.
Hear in mind that you can buy
"Buslne Silk" only at
J. K. JOHNSTON'S
McConnellsburg. a
DYSPEPSIA CURE
Koraale at Trout's drug Store
DIGESTS WHAT YOU HAT
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