Wj b B, he byDi t jsts witl1 raj tio wh w bii fV' Take der H for b: hill h It 01 e. th wb opl fill, t 1 I f.ars at v.. I. Me AN ELOdUr H t.M.T John I '. .ore will preach ; in the Sideling Hill Ibipti.st Church the lirst Sunday i'1 ' l" her at half past 10 o'i Ux k. DoWiu 's Carholized Witch Ha Eel Salve is good for boils, burns, cuts, scalds, and skin diseases. It is especially good for piles. Bold at Trout'.-, drug store. Ooith invaded the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Cieorge Braduick, ol Knobsville, Motility, and claimed u)r little baby boy, Harry Kr- 3t, aged 1 month and 21 days. Huston at Sallillo has just re ceivod a car load Kock Salt, Land Salt, and ordinary Salt. Trices right The Green Hill M. K Sunday school will hold their annual l'ic ; nic Saturday, Sep. L'stb. lu the j evening the ladies will hold a . Social for the benefit ol the j school. C. E. Starr at Thiee Springs, is paying H cents a bushol for wheat in exchange for fertilizer, which can be got at auy time. e : 4t. HIDES. James Sipes & Sous pay 10, 13,' and Hie a pound cash, for beef hides at their butcher shop in McGonnellsburg, also highest price paid for calf skins, slieepslnua and talbw. There will be a locil institute at Clear Itidge, Friday evening 27th mat. Topics: Grading and ! class management. How do you : teach Geography? Aims of the, country school. Stomach troubles, heart aud kidney ailments, can be quickly corrected with a prescription known to druggists everywhere as Dr. Shoop's Itestortive, The i prompt aud surprising relief! which this remedy immediately j brings is entirely due to its re- ' storative action up.m the controll ing nerves of the Stomach, etc. N. I. Pinitl, on Tuesdav sold j his farm iu Licking Creek town ' ship to David Bishop, son of NaJ ; than T. Bishop. I'ossessiou He ceniber 1st. Mr. KiuitT expects to have sale of his person il prop ' efty this fall, aud will likely re move from the county. lrialLatarrh treatments are being mailed out free, on request, by Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis. Those j tests are proving to ti;e people j E without a penny 's cos t-the great I value of this scientific prescrip-' 1 tion known to druggists every j where as Dr. Shoop's Catarrh j Remedy. Sold bv Dickson's; drug store. Contractor N. H. I'eck is busy ' nuking a two-story aiditiou to. jhe dwolliug house of N. H. Evans, of Thompson. The addition is made to the front of the house 1 B I and when finished with the por- j dies will add much to the appear- I ance of the house as well or to the comfort of the occupauts. There's a reason for that ache In your back right where it stitches'' ev ry time you bend over, turn around or walk any distance. It's your Kidneys. Tike DeWitt's Kidney and Blad der Pills. They are uuequaled j for backache, weak kidneys and j inflammation of the bladder. A week's trcatmeut 25 cents. Sold I by Trout's drug store. David Starr Jordan, l'res dent I of Stanford University, says it j would be a good thing if two j thirds of the people of the w m Id were killed off. The man who: undertakes the massacre ought to begin with David Starr Jordan, of course, and there should he no punishment for him, if what he does is his plain duty. If real coffee disturbs your StomacD, your Heart or kidueys, then try this olever coffee imita tion Dr. Shoop's Health Coffee. Dr. .Shoop has closely matched odd Java and Mocha Coffee in flavor and taste, yet it lias not a jingle grain of real Coffee in it Dr. Shoop's Health Coffeo inula t .on is made from pure toasted j grains or cereals, with Malt.Nuts, etc. Made iu one minute. No j tedious long wait. You will sure j Jy like it Cut a free sample at our store. 10 R. McClaiu. The board of county coinmiss toners aud the sheriff of Hedfoid county have organized a prison boar I in a ordauce with the act of the recent state legislature. taller all prisoners sentenced iuuty ju will Ije required to V. on the streets oi public iways of Uie county eight i h h day during their termsof 3 . Satiud iv, OcluWl .", John lu Locke, intending to remove lrom the County, will sell at his re sidence at Fort Littleton, good black horse, good buggy, fmrncss household goods, &c. Sale be Kins at 10 o'clock, a in. Credit, 0 months. Saturday. October ", William Anderson, of Adams county, will sell nt th" residence of Anderson Mellott, U miles north o! Need more, a carload of thorough - bred cattle, consisting of heifers aud bulls, weighing from 200 to BOO lbs. each. At i he same time he will buy a car leal of cows. Farmers and others desiring to buy good slock, or to sell cows, will find this a great opportunity. Sule begins at 10 o'clock, a. m. Terms will be made known on day of sale and a reasonable cred it given. Saturday, October Fostor Bohuger and W. G. Kerling. ad ministrators of the estate of C. 0. Kerling, decoasod, will seil at the late residence of the decedent at Dubl'n Mills, horse, bupgy, wag on, hogs, 18 h p.'engine, farm ing implements, household goods &c. Sale bemus at 10 o'clock, a. in. Credit, 'J months. WORKED LIKE A CHARM. Mr. D. N. Walker, editor of that spicy journal, the Enterprise, Louisa V a., says: "Iran a nail iu my foot last week and at once applied Buckleu's Arnica Salve. No in Ham rnatiou fallowed; the salvo simply healed the wound." Heals sores, nurns aud skin dis eases. Guaranteed at Trout's drug store. -5c. NEW UKENADA. Miss Delia Foster, of K-nid, vis ited triouds in Now Grenada, Sat urday evening and Sunday. Larkin Moore, wife, and Lark in, Jr., who had been among us for a few weeks, left on Thurs day for West Virginia M. E. Stunkard and Sidney Roherbaugh, of Sixmilo Run, Were in our town on Sunday and Monday until noon. Mrs. iuy Weaver, of Saltillo, visited friends here and in Tay lor township a few days, return ing home on Sunday. Gut Locke, wife and son Ted dy, and Mrs. Sylvester Everhart and daughters all of WoodviJe, visited Richard Alloway'son Sun day. Lottie is the girl that was burned nearly two years ago, by an exploding lamp. The Soc al was a success in ev ery way. A large crowd was present. Realized about twenty dollars for Bethel. An enjoyable occasion was had at the home of Jacob S. Black on Sunday, iu celebration ol hisMrd birthday anniversary. A few old folks were present, in N. C, aud Delia Foster of Eoid. I guess there was oceans of chicken and good things. Jake says he got all that was coming to him, and can eat as much chicken as any man in the ricg. How about the poorscnbe who wrote this, who has a wouie:ful capacity for spriug chicken and sweet cakes? Mr. and Mrs. Justice Fields, of Clear Ridge, visited Jacob Cri der's on Suuday. The last three Saturdays have each been attended with an event that caused unusual excitement in our usually quiet little town. The first was the sudden and ser ious illuessof Mrs. Mills; the sec ond, that of Mis. McDouough, and last Saturday J. G. Cun ningham was at the home of his son "L L." getting his hair cut, when he became suddenly very ill so ill, indeed, that it was fear ed for a time that he would not recover. He afterward rallied, and is now able to go about a little. Administrator's Notice.,ff' N.tii.. i firnr- .vrn th it letter-- of n.lnilti- -U'ttl.jn hifp in pn ?rfttitfHl lollw inilr iMt.Nt 'ipon in pst ti i f t . C KiKfi Wt "I i'rfvi r t.v',shiv . Fulton oo intv. I'n.. .1. . t-.k- '! All !' !- . ....VltlM I'll.' II i .':l .i '.Ill i n i iui pr MTii ihtm prop.-i-iy niuhr'iii--:utl for MHUt'ltMHtt. '.'"I those OW iDK Olf MMtlil' Mill in. .- i'hii mid -.in,' w.i;. kkki.:.i. .1 V BOUNOML -."-:t AilmlnMtor. r Notice. NoUoo i- tirreliv Kiveu vx n petlilnu wl. VMtSWi oft Inn' llth. IW7. to the Court ol yuiirtfr Senhloim or Fu'lot County. lft by Dr. A. K l)n . A. J. I . ii 1 1 " ' Wm. I l.aldlir. nt, al . for thf. Iiicorporutlnti m n portion nr 1'itylor i.ttd Uiit.lln 1o.vtmhit . sii'd rontity. In irtojllll th" HflfcVO of 1 1 . n Into ii bor oiik'li I. till thitt tli.' -.All Court oruVn'tl tin -.nlil prtitlon BIOS, oitl tin olfrk iiu.l nolliM- iheri -of to Im- iriveu BOOOfMsf to low, mill thut the Hfilrl Court will proi-cr-d ut tin' next term, to wli : (i.'toter7. tto7. to niaki nu InvAMIirntion un.l iiiuke an oriler .rdecrer in the. oinnner prescribed by the Ac-l of June W, IMHS. UBOKOE A. HARRIS. Clerk of the Court of 0 5 ISt. limner SeMtlorw $100 Reward. I If 111 pay ltK) reward to the person who will (five me information neces sary tor the arrest and convli'llon of persons ("low down curs") who are Hailing up posters about myself and others, detrimental to my character. J. J. Pai.mkr, M. Di Trespass Notice. Notice is hereby jfiven that all per sons are warned against hunting, (ralherinjr nuts, "ropes or terries, or in any other way trespassing on the premises of the umiersiirned in Tod township, as the law will be strictly enforced against any one so offend ing. DAKIItf. Mock. s.-pt. lii, 1907, :it. Register's Notices. Notice Ik lieret.y kIvimi ttint the fultowitiit ROOMOoooonrilAnliluiVoAtod their Accountt III the KetflKti-r'i. tifrlce ut' Knltun County, ln.t hiiiI that the name will ho pfosofltod to the Orphaim' t;ourt of imi.l Comity, lor rout! rmal Inn, on I'uei iluv fallowlju tlie 'ltit Mi. n. lay, 7th day) ut Oetobar a. it., nw;. 1. BOOTH. The timt and tlnal acoouut of 'I'honiat. It. Shiftier aiinlnltrntor ..t itle ctite of Mi Jaiit HiM.lh, lae Of UttitS tuwiit.hl., duceaaed. . 2. Hll.l.. BttpptoOMOtOl OflOOOOl of -I. Til. leu Hill rtd nilntftrator c.t. a. ol the entatn of ,luhn Hill, late of He the! tow nnhip, ilccased. Ik C It Aid. TOO InS and AMI account of Hn. .Inhn P RIpM odnhtlairotor of otdoto or A 4 Craig, late of Ayr loOOOTllo. OtOtOloil. . MOCK. Tlif ll ret and nual account of Hun. John P SI(l-k executor of the entate of I. H. Muck, late Of 'I'oihl towuehlp, deceased. I HANKS. Tin- tir-t mid tlua' account of Dr. .1 O. Hatikn and William C Hunk, executor of the lant will a-.d t.'Ntunieiil of Nathan H. Ilaiikf, Km , lata of l:i i . creek towiifliip, dereaM-d. 6. BRl'IIAKKK. Th Urst mid I'M.. I account of W. 0, Itrill. aker mid VV , H. Nelson a.liiiliilstrators ut the eatatu of liMVid H. Hrut.aker, late ol Dublin township, deceased 7. McOKIIKK. Tli- lirsl ami lilinl account of Charlua McOc iifi' h 1 1 in i u istra i or of ihe estito of Mrs. Laura MtiOcbce, late of Dublin township, deceased. H. OOI. DSMITH. 'I'he lirst and final acrount of Charles R. Oold snul Ii OdoilrllfllVOtOf uf the estate of David Ould sinitli ond Hannah (iuldsiu'th, lute of McCuu MUooorrii I'a , decascd. D, KVKUTS. 'I'll.' rtrst and flli.-1 accniiut of R. R. Harm ad tllliilstratur Of the estate of Mr. KtlaObOUl Rv urts late of l.ickluu creek township, ueu'd. Rca-lster'somno, j ORO. A. HARRIS, Ii. i i. .Sept 1, IU07. Ill to V, ' There are a great many people who have slight attacks of indi gestion aud dysyepsia nearly all the time. Their food may satisfy the appetite but it fails to nourish the body Bimply because the stoinacn is not in tit condition to do the work it is supposed to do. ft can't digest the food you eat. The stomach should be giveu help. You ought take something that will do the work your stomach can't do. Kodol for iu digestion and Dyspepsia, a coin bination of natural digstauts and vegetable .icnl.s, digests the food mself aud gives strength Utd I rat th to the stomach. 1'leas ant to Uke. Sold by Trout's di ng store. I)ANKI. OI' OltAND AND TRAVRRSR .1 1'RultS drawn in the l ictolier Term. IMI , auwomooioo mi the 1st Monday, being the 7th day ut the uiunth. OltAND JL'R'JRS. Ayr loscph Richards, Frank Smith. Ilelfast Aiuua Uarber, Thniuiwon Peck, W. R. Palmer. B Mitel .fames Mac. llaoiharr, Howard C. Charlton, Itiiudy O. Crist. Hi oeli Creek llver C. Clevetijfer, Kdward Diehl, S. 1.. Pleailier. Duhlill-ll. W. Mellult UoklM Creek-Kluiir Ucahung, K. R Mellott (iiurne S. Mellutt. Mnl ilTWOJllllllirg r M. Tavlur. Taylur Huwaru Harnett, William llcrahey, J, .1. Muuiiua- 'riinmpson Warner llewett. .loliti Snyder. Union loon HoffflMMh UIOHMi I Lehman. Wells Maurice C. Illvena. I'KTI .ICUOKS. Ayr-Wllllim 11. Cooper, Ucurge W. QlMS, David C Uillts, Henry llann. N. H. Hull man, Kdward Keyaer, David Lauver, William Mell ott, A. V. II. Huiidira, Klllier Selders, U. P. SI, ii.s, C. P. Trltle, D. A. Washabauah. ifelfaat Jamea Hill, .loaepl. W. Lake, Of urge W. Mullen, M. W. Mellott, L M. McLlduwney, I'lium as W Ink lletiiel Frank Post. Kdward floideu, Aatoli Lam-hart, Cliarlus 11. Lewis Clayton, K. Mel lutt, Fdwurd Palmer. Ilriish Creek o. A. Barton, Dublin .Juseph 11 . Haker, Oriint Baker, .laa. Clifsnut, 8. W. Ciitiniiiifliam, Oeorge Frakvr, William Orove, fieorge McCoy, Kdward Welsh. UsklOO Creek-H. S. PoMolf . JOka K. Deh uiik, I- In. F'ijley, Wllsuli .luhiiauu, Oeurae Mumma, John Raker, llumer L. Sipes. A J. ttMMk Mil unnell-burK Harry Orlilnaer, Tliumas Hamll, P. P. Maun, Charles B. Stofciw. Taylur Hiram Clevrngcr, R. .1. Fields, W. 8. ilracey, K. o K sselrlnif . .lame K Lyon, Mae O. LpPIPOHOM, Zack MeKlUeuy, John Marta, o.-orge W. 'I'aylor. T Ii jiupsou It i-tinrd .lulitoton. l.-.v;- Reefer, Mm Litton, Shade Pit man. Kxra Peck, Kdward Sunders, If. It. Hiu aun. John Powel. Tod A. R. Culle.a. Wtntleld Klsher, Phllls Rot, Petar Kheidlemaii. I'nion lobn S. Crawford, Ralph Mclvlbuiii, Joseph Potter. Weils I. W. Harnett. J. r. Karley. John Houck, Jaiuea f, MeClain, Hunter Truax. ttUSrONTOW.Y Miss Dora Speck, who had beeu spending some time with her brother John's family in McKeesport, has returned home. H. w. Karper ami wife of Chambersburg, spent a few hours, calling on friends here last Tuesday. Andrew Woodcock has return ed to Mt. Union where he will be employed in the East Broad top Yards. H. C. Malhias has gone to the Chambersburg Hospital for treat ment. Mrs. Harry Newman and daughter Miss Helen, of Beaver Muadowa, are visiting Mrs. New man's father Win. McElbauey and other friends. Mrs. Waguer and daughter of Ohio, spent Friday and Kalurday with W. F. Laidig's family. T.J. WIENER July Sale of SUMMER MILLINERY. Hats at cost. Flowers, Plumes. Ribbons, Ribbons. Infants' and Children's Headwoar. Dress Goods. Panama, Serge, Mohair, Henrietta, Cashinere, Voile. White Goods. India Ltuen, Madras, Organ dies, Linen. American Lady Cotscls nitck Kid Olovcf. White Md tilnven. Summer Silks, Tiltelo Mht, Ladles' Summer Knit Underwear, Ladies' Mualin Underwear, Hoakry, Oloves, Veiliafa. EMBROIDERIES. All-Uver Ltcea, l.iscrtion .. Vil licet. Ladies White Shirt Waists, Ladies White Dress Skirts, Ladies White Hosiery. Lidies Black Hosiery, Ladies Belts and Belting, Ladies Neckwear. X, J. Wiener, Hancock., yWaryland. Banner Patterns In Stock. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF M'COININELLSBURG. PA. Will pay 3 per cent, interest per annum on all lime deposits. REHOURCES l APR. 6, 1906. $47,338.69. SEPT. 4, 1906, $118,094.99. JAN. 26, 1907, $144,509.46. MAY 20. 1907, $169,147.95. Tlio above extf-BCts from several report to the Comptroller of the Cur rency of the United States fthow Id an emphatic manner the MUocess achieved by The First National Hank of MoCunnellNhiiiir. With profrreftaivo spirit and conservative method!, this hank has proven Its advantages as an insti tution deserving your confidence. The chief concern of the oiUcers and di rectors of this hank is the welfut'c of the depotil'ors and the security of their deposits. We solicit your btisitieno. Toans made on personal and collateral security, and Notes dis counted. Courteous treatment to all. Correspondence solicited from those desiring Loans or wishing to open an account with us. If you cannot call In person, send your deposits by mail, they will recoive prompt attention. LEWIS S WlBLE, PRANK P. LYNCH. t HEOIOENT. ATTORNEY AND SOLICITOR. W. SOOTT ALEXANDER. VICE PRCOIDENT. DIRECTORS : LEWIS H. WlBLE. UNO. P. SIPES. W. SCOTT ALEXANDER. PETER MORTON. D. L. QRISSINtiER. 1 Madden Bros, g Three Springs, Pa. Bargain Day. Every day is bargain day at this store now. As the rush for Machinery and Implements is somewhat over, we are g'ving special attention to other departments of our store; and as the hot season is upon us so sudden ly, it has not caught us napping, but ready with as line a line of Summer Dress Goods as was ever shown in this place. Our Goods sell themselves. All we ask is for you to come and see them. Ladies, the White Oxfords are so comlortable this hot weather. We have a full line of them and at right prices. Come and see them. We have a full line of the Rice Hutchins Shoes. These shoes possess a style and finish peculiar to them selves, and cannot fail to please you. Farmers, don't forget, we have Fertilizers on hand at all times. We want your trade. Give us a call. Highest prices paid for produce. i Madden Bros. 1 i I H Telephone Connection. pg. M ERRIL W. N ACE CA8HIEH. FRANK HENRY. ASST. CASHISR. R. M. KENDALL JNO A. HENRY. GEO. A. HARRIS. S. W. KIRK. Fall and Winter MILLINERY We have just arrived from the Eastern Cities wl-.h a com plete lite of Millinery. We now have ready for sale, Hats lu all the latest styles and colors, Flowers, Plumes, Fancy Feathers, Kibbons, Laces, Col lars, Veils, Baby Caps, Hoods, Toques, Children's- Coats, Lad les' and Misses Skirts and Shirt Waists, at the lowest prices. We bought a largi't- line of goods this fall than ever befo re: and, in order to sell all, we will aim at quick sales and small prollts. Don't fall to come and see good's and get prices. If you don't want to buy, you are welcome at our store. MRS. A. F. LITTLE, McConnellsburg. Opposite Postofflce. VALUABLE FARM At Private Sale. The tiudet'sigued, intending to quit funning, will ofTer at private sale bit farm situated on road to Cuvalt, 1) miles north of Flum Hun. This iurui contains about 110 acres, in addition to which is 0 acres of good timber land. These tracts will he sold sep arately, provided the home farm is sold first; or both together, a? may suit Mm purcnaser. The land is in a good state of cultivation, most of il has just been limed, and a kiln ready to bum now. There is plenty of fruit of al) kinds, and a good well of water at the door. The improvements con sis', of a 2.) story dwelling house, li rooms and basement aud cellar, .lust Ifieen remodeled. Qood barn ami till other outbuildings. For further in formation, call on or address II. K. Fitk. Plum Hun, Pa. VALUABLE FARM x PRIVATE SALE. The undersigned, desiring to rei-li-o from farming, will offer nl private salt his home farm, situate on the Cove Hoad two miles north of McConnells burg. This farm contains about 110 acres, in addition to which is li'ty acres of valuable timber land. These tracts vill be sold separately, provided the Jiotue farm is sold lirst, or both to gether as the purchaser may desire. The land is iu splendid state of culti vation, well watered, and plenty of ex cellent fruit. There is a never failing spring of excellent water at the house, and an abundant supply of water in the barnyard. The improvement consul of a comfortable HWF.LLIMi IIOUHK large BANK BARN, wagon shod, and other outbuildings. For further information, call on or ad dress OKOaUK 8NYUEH, Or . W. KlKK, 1 10 If. McConm IMmrg, I'a I AOVISh VOU TREAT NATURE CURES DR. JOHN LOUIS WEAVER, NEUROLOGIST, SJ S. A1A1N ST., CtfAMBERSBURU,, PA. Nerve and Eye Specialist. Chronic erve troubles. Irregularities peculiar tofe males. Chronic eye troubles. Chronic indigestion. Chronic constipation. Cross-eyes straightened without operation. Glasses accurately fitted. Drugless and bloodless sys tem conquering 8.S per cent. of all human ills. J.K.JOHNSTON CLOTH IING FOR. MEN, YOUTHS, and BOYS. THE Tailoring, Quality, Variety, Style, Fit, t PRICE, So found in OUR ASSORTMENT. LADIES' SHOES MEN'S BOYS' GIRLS' CHILDREN'S. Silk Embroidered Shin Waist Patterns and Ready Made Shirt Waists, Dress Skirts, Petticoats. Hides Wanted. The uudeaigned will pay for green hidett free from cuts, the following prices : Uteers ami heifers, 10c ; sows, 9c; bulls, He; calf-Blrins, 60 to 80c; Ullow, 4c. 1 vjui nines, i cent a pound lesb ! than foregoing prices; salted hides, 11 to 12 cents. Paul Wagnkk. GUNS Nofr is the time to be getting ready for October 1st Squirrels. All Kinds oj AMMUNITION AT J. K. JOHNSTON, McConnellsburg, Pa FULTON COUNTY NEWS is the people's paper. $1.00 a Year in Advance. M JET w DYSPEPSIA CURE 111 DIGESTS WHAT YOU BAT M SB fm T4il.MkwktlU.114 ..tS.trt.laW. l,hNalf M MW . mm sao n At rtt uMiuwt m For .sahi at Trout's di uftfStor. AsV lor Kodol's 1907 Almanac and 200 Year 0U idr.
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