INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS
Of I and QeiMrai interest, dithered
Home or Clipped from our
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CONDENSED FOR HURRIED READERS
iav. U V. Mc.Clain, of Mechan
icsburg, prpached in the Presby
turian charch at this place last
Sunday morning and evening.
R jv. McUlain was pastor at the
Presbyterian co. gregation here
about twenty eight years ago,
and his many former friend
greatly enj yed hearing him
preach again. -
Mr. W. Scott Kinedullar and
bride arrived here on hint Tuesday
evening from their honeymoon,
which was spent at the home of
the formers' parents at Webster
Mills, Fulton count', and other
iwints. Mr. Kinedol'tir has been
receiving the congratulations of
his many friends since Kis return.
Everett Republican.
It depends upon the pill you
tike. DeWitt's Little Eaily
Riseis are the best pills known
for constipation and sick head
ache. Sold by Trout's drug
tore
Two landslides occurred on
the Cumberland extension of the
W. M. R. R early Monday morn
ing. The one, 20 miles from
Cumberland, is reported to have
been 100 feet long and 20 feet
deep. The other, at Kairplay,
was a small slide. The wrecking
crew from Hagerstown was sum
moned to clear the track.
Robert Bridges, one of the
wealthiest citizens of Western
Maryland, died last Thursday at
his home at Hancock, aged 73
years. He was educated for the
Presbyterian ministry, but owing
to the death of his father, entered
business and made a fortune from
coal, timber land and farms. His
widow, now ill with pneumonia,
and nine children, survive.
When you want the best, get
DeWitt's Carbohzed Witeh Hazel
Salve. It is good for lit'le or
big cuts, boils or bruises, and is
especially recommended for
piles. Sold by Trout's drug
store.
Between four and live hundred
farmers and their wives took a
week's course at State College of
the special study, and from the
opening lecture on tiie selection of
seeds the interest continued un
abated. Fifty out of the sixty
seven counties in the State were
represented, A wider dissemina
tion of knowledge respecting the
farm and domestic economy is the
underlying motive of the-assembly.
Because they feared the spread
of small pox, persons living in or
near Bendersville are supposed
to have set fire to the large Gul
den Flour Mill ud burned it to
the ground. Edward Gulden, a
Bendervitle man, died in the mill
from small pox last February,
and the community has regarded
the building with dread ever
since. A county bridge near by
was saved with much difficulty.
Birthday Surprise.
At a surprise birthday party
recently held, Mr. D. L. Alexan
der made the assertion that he
could not be surprised in that
way. His good wife thought it
could be done, so she quietly sent
out invitations for Thursday, Jan
uary 9uh.
in the morning be decided to
go upon the mountain and see if
the pike needed opening. On re
turning home, he was greeted by
a number of friends ai.d neigh
bora, who had assembled during
his absence, and who informed
him that it was bis 33rd birthday.
He admitted that the joke was on
him, and that he was not infalli
ble as to surprise.
At 1 o'clock, theoouipauy were
iuvited to partake of the bounti
ful repast prepared. Mr. Alex
ander was the recipient of a num
her of useful presents.
The guests departed, after hav
Ing spent a vary pleasant day,
wishing him many more such occasions.
The Usual Result.
Mrs. Colin Eaily Ho you ever
permit your husband, to have his
own wa. ?
Mrs. Strongmiud'--Oh! yes,
now and then. It doesn't hurt
to let him make a foul of himself
occasionally. Illustrated Bits.
Wosterj Maryland Railroad Company.
In Effect June 2. 1907.
Trains li-nv llnni'ifi a follow):
No I l.,Ji (d.llvi for il . rlorj B.l
tliuor. i, o.- t..,i . 1. 1. . ui f i 01. 1
..J MCI in. .1.
No I 1!U m. (week diy) i uok land art
iLt.im.dlaie
No. 4-iU JO . in tM 4ii iiht'tiMir Bet
triborf. York ami loteruiMl.t.
No. 1-IJ.Mp hi ( k l ll i) I.lttW Orleaov
Old Towa. Cumberland, Klkloi and
weal Veatt ule train with obarrvalloD
bullet air.
2 67 p m. (we. 'k dayi) Haltlmore and In
termediate t it i. it. Vettlbule tialr,
with otiserratloi nurret ear.
Nu S S .41 i oi (dally) leave UUllmore
p. tn . IlagerHtown T.o p. m.
All trains make oooneetlon at llmcevlHe for
Kreder cknd train I and 4 lor p tnlH north
ud at Baltimore (Union Station) lor rhlla.
deiphla and New York.
F. M. HOWEU., C. W. MY Kits,
Uen. Ha h. Aft Agent.
No t-
PHONOGRAPHS
and
RECORDS
FOR SALE BY
E.R.McClain,
MCONNELLSBURG.PA
JOHNNY'S DEBUT.
Subscribe for tbe News.
There's Scarcely One That Reads This
Who Has Not Been There.
A 7 year old orator made his
debut in front of a large audience
at a West Sidec'ubhouse the otb
er night, says the Detroit News
Tribune. His deluded but lovintr
family, who had urged him on to
this sacrifice, were mostly with
him in the dressing room; they
wanted to be sura that bis bangs
did not fall over his eyes and ob
struct the view of his mother, fa
ther, aunts, uncles and cousins
in reserved seats, directly In
fron t.
"Now, Johnny,'' said bis moth
er, "be sure you make a nice
bow.'
"You bet 1 will," said Johnny,
with a swagger.
"And let your bauds fall easily
by your side, like this," and his
fattier struck an attitude.
"Of course," said Johnny.
"Are you sure you know your
piece V" asked his sister.
"Yjp," said Johnny, and recit
ed the first two lines :
I wish I had a little dog,
To pat him on the bead.
That's right, he'll do splendid
ly," remarked his mother.
"You'll go on in a minute now,
and we must get into our seats.
Don't you be scared a bit, John
ny." "Whoth thcared tasked John
ny, who began to feel a siuking
of the knees while his heart be
nu to rise until it was in his
mouth, and then somebody was
pushing him forward and he saw
a lot of faces, not one of which he
had ever seen before, and it was
lighter than any electric search
light he Dad ever Been. "Spean
up, now," said the manager.
"Make your bow and say your
piece."
Johnny made his bow and the
a-idienco applauded, but he had
difficulty in finding his tongue.
His hands hung down as his fa
ther had suggested, making him
look like a little wooden max, and
when he forgot and stuffed them
into his pockets, the audience ap
plauded again. The manager
took that opportunity for a stage
whispt ft :
"Speak up, now,'' and he be
gan the first line. Then Johnny
said in a strange, hoarse voice ;
I wish 1 had a little pat,
To dog him on the bead.
(Roars of laughter. Frantic
demonstrations on the part of
Johnny's family). He began
again i
I wish 1 bad a little pat,
To head him on the dog
His father arose In his seat;
that added to Johnny's confusion.
Again the brave boy essayed :
I wish I bad a little dog,
To head him on the pat.
Then a weary family took John
ny by the nana and led him home.
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atiTiiilippe & Co.
Net to the Jules Juryeosen, tliePtlt, Philippe watch Is the most
celebrated In the world. Those of you who want a timepiece whl.'h
will m t have to be regulated or set every two or three months
timepiece whose extraordinary good qualities have been known for a
hundred years by watch connoisseurs the world over; cased only In
IK kt itold open face cases -1135,0(1, $175.00, and $200.00 each
If you are interested, call us up over either phone, or
letter yet -come and see these watches.
WM. H. LUDWIG,
Jeweler and Silversmith,
Trust Company Building, Cliamborsburg, Pa.
John S. Wilson,
Three Springs, Pa.
NEW STORE.
OUR MOTTO. Quick Sales and small
Profits.
Having purchased the entire stock of hardware from B. P.
Stevens, remodeled the interior of the building, and having added
groceries, dry goods, notions, boots, shoos and rubbers m fact,
mcst everything that is usually kept in a first class country store.
I solicit a share of the public patronage.
My goods are all new, except a small portion of hardware, just
received from the Eastern and Southern markets. We have no old
or shelf worn goods. Our prices are as low. in fact on many arti
cles much lower, than you would be required to pay elsewhere,
quality considered We can save you 10 per cent, to 25 per cent,
on nearly all purchase--. It pays to trado with us.
Note a few of our prices :
-Dry Goods
Panama, granite and
Mohair 50c. per yd. and up.
Muck crepe "5c " " worth $1
Plaid silks for waists 25c per yd
Suiting 0c to 35c " "
Best suiting "5c to $1 " "
Gingham 8c to 10c " "
Cheviots 10c to 12c " "
Daisy cloth 12c " "
Outing cloth 8c to 10c " "
Flannels 25c to 50c " "
Blankets
Our blankets, at "5c for cotton, to
fit for an all wool (white), and they
are great values too.
Notions
We have a full line of notions, con
sistinj; of ladies' and gents' furnish
ings, overalls, jumpers, men's shirts,
pautalooiiS, etc , etc.
Men's extra heavy work shirts 5 c
Men's he&vy underwear per pr. 50c
Ladies' vests, ribbed " 50c
Ladies' skirts, ready to wear " " 2uo
Ladies' skirts, fancy " " 2e
Ladies' nnd gents' hose 10c. to 25c
Men's outing flannel shirts 50
Men's dress shirts 50c to $1
Shoes, Shoes
We have shoes for everybody.
Those patent leather $11.50 slices for
men, need no advertising, they ore go
log right out. We have men's shoes
ranging from (l.lio to $.1.50.
Boys' from 85c to 2.
Children's 25o up.
Women's shoes from $1 .'15 to $3 50
You will need to see these shoes to ap
preciate their value.
Rulblbers
The I loyal Blue Rubbers, from $2.
50 to $125. We have a full line of
rubber shoes for men, women and chil
dren, and rubber boots for men.
Groceries
18 lbs. Gran. Sugar $1 00
Soft white " per lb. 5c.
Nice browned coffee 2 lb. for 25c
Blanke's coffee 2 " " 35c
Star soap 8 cakes for 25c
Ivory soap 5c per cake
Fancy cakes 10c per lb.
Tobacco
Natural leaf plug 15c.
IS pks. scrap 25c.
Plug tobaccos, all kinds. A full line
of cigars.
Drugs
We have a complete line of drugs
and patent medicines.
A full line of paints.
Hardware
We have a complete line of shelf
hardware at unequaled prices.
Cook stoves and ranges, runging in
prlee from $25 IX) to $40.00.
Heating stoves from $8 to $24.
Those air tight heating stoves are
great values at $24.
Snow-hall Washer, $7.50. Motor
washer, the best on the market to-day.
FlourandFeed
Highest market price paid for produce.
To i in- above stock I have just added a large line of
J-
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in all the latest styles.
OVERCOATS
a specialty. 1 was remarkably fortunate in buying these goods, and will re
tail every dollar's worth at
WHOLESALE PRICES
Come in and see us, mo trouble to show goods. It pays to trade
with us. We can save you money. Thanking you for past favors,
and asking a continuance of the same, I am, yours for business.
JOHN S. WILSON,
THREE SPRINGS. PA.
FULTON COUNT NEWS
is the people's paper.
$1.00 a Year in Advance.
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REISNERS'
SXORE NEWS.
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We will close out all our LADIES', MISSES' and CHILDRENS'
at prices that we cannot replace them at this season.
A good style LONG COAT reduced from $5 50 to $4 00; trom
$( to $4 50; from $ to $6, and so on through the entire line.
from -ft to $125; from 3 and JT.5.50 to X2.50; from $'- to $4.
borne beautiful skiMs m the lot.
Dress Goods
One lot of all-wool, 38 in. wide, at 30c, sold at 50c; some elegant
Silk Patterns Plaids, Stripes, Figured and Plain, from 35c, for purer
silk, to 75c. A large line of
Furs
Furs
at any price trom 65c tolO.
UNDERWEAR for every size person, at any price. The best utl
derwearfor Men tn the County, fcr 75c. a suit, heavy tleeced, cannot
be replaced for near that price.
SHOES for Ladies trom 1.25 up. In the better shoes, we can t
be beat. A very nice line of Misses' and Children's trom 25c. up.
Don't fail to call. We will save you money on everything.
Respectfully,
Geo. W. Reisner & Co
McConnellsburg, Pa.
Power of Imagination.
Illustrating the strange power
of the imagination, E. F. Benson,
author of "Dodo," tells this inci
dent. A doctor he knew had fouud
it necessary to give a patient for j
many evenings an injection of
morphia to enable him to get
some sleep. . After a while the
doctor thought ic advisable to
stop the morphia, and for two
nights his patient was unable to
sleep, owing to great pain. On
the third night the doctor, being
still unwilling to administer mor
phia, injected plain water instead.
The man slept perfectly and
awoke in the morning with what
is known as a morphine mouth.
Two Unwelcome Visitors Here.
At this season La Grippe and
Pneumonia cause more deaths
than consumption. Foley's Hon
ey and Tar cures la grippe coughs
tint may result in pneumonia ov
er night. Do not take chances
with a cold when Foley's Honey
and Tar will quickly cure it.
Trout's drug store.
Made No Difference.
"Oh, thank you," exclaimed an
elderly lady to a laborer who
surrendered his seat in a crowd
ed tramc&r, "thank you very
much."
"That's oil right, mum," was
the rejoinder. As the lady sat
doWu the chivalrous 1 iborer add
ed:
"Wot I ses is a man never ort
to let a woman stand. Borne men
never get up unless she's pretty;
but you see mum, it don't make
no difference to me!" CasselPs
Journal.
MIND YOUR BUSINESS 1
If you don't nobody will. It is
your business to keep out of all
the trouble you can and you can
aud will keep out of liver and
bowel trouble if you take Dr.
King's New Life Pills. They
keep biliousness, malaria, and
jaundice out of your system. 25c.
at Trout's drug store.
Dr. D!xon, State Health Com
missioner has notified the doc
tors throughout the State that
all cases of chickenpox must be
reported to the board of health,
the premises placarded and
children from the infected homes
be excluded from the schools for
a period of twenty-one days f :om
date of outset of disease. In
township districts when no phy
sician is in attendance, the health
officer of said district, wheu be
learns of the existence of cases,
shall report them to the County
Medical Inspector, who will fill
out the proper forms m order
that the promises may bo placard-cd.
The Congregation Smiled.
Two country clergymen had
agreed to exchange pulpits on a
certain date. One of them m'ade
the following solemn announce
ment to his congregation on the
Sabbath previous to the event;
"My dear brethren arid sisters,
1 have the pleasure of stating
that on next Sunday morning
the Rev. Zachanah B. Day will
preach for you. Let us now
sing two verses of hymn No. 489
'That Awful Day Will Surely
Come.' "
And it took him some time to
discover why the congregation
smiled.
Seven Years of Proof.
"I have had seven vears of
proof that Dr. King's New Dis
covery is the best medicine to
take for coughs and colds and for
every diseased condition of throat
chest or lungs," says W. V. Hen
ry, of Panama, Mo. The world
has had thirty-eight years of
proof that Dr. King's New Dis
coverv is the best remedy for
coughs and colds, lagrippe, asth
ma, hay fever, bronchitis, hemo
rrhage of the lungs, and the ear
ly stages of consumption. Its
timely use always prevents the
devolopment of pneumonia. Sold
under guarantee at Trout's drug
store. 50c. and $1.00. Trial bot
tie free.
IV. M. COMERER,
agent for
7HEGEISER MANUFAC
TURING COMPANY,
BURNT CABINS, PA.
for the sale of Traction and
Portable Engines, Gaso
line, Separators, Clo
ver Hullers, Saw
mills, &c.
Engines on hand all
the time.
Hot Water Cure for drip.
The advantage of hot wat3r
taken in wardly is well known,
but not every one knows that it
has been found valuable in tight
ing grip. A famous doctor, not
ed for the speedy enre of his grip
patients, says "tie attributes his
success to the fact that he al
ways puts his patients to bed at
the first sign of the disease and
makes them drink quantities of
hot water. This should ne taken
at intervals of every two hours,
and as hot as can be drunk with
out burniug the tongue and
throat.
BnaaaatJ DbtaJaad in all Moatriam. or no fee.
TftADE.MARKS, L'aieuta and c iMiynuliU rert
I trred. Head Hked-h, Model or I'hoto, for l-. r I
r.nurt on uairmaoniiy. all lutini:.! I
STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. 1 atl-Ilt Drucllce I
I nofoaiTeiT. Duiaaavnnnpa r
l i u-avMtkfl wiveiiioiN moum o:iveoiir li:,mi- I
bcol onllovr toolil:ii:iHtid ell i.Mh ritn,VlK,t in- I
I vi'iil h.tis mil pny.llowto if,-t aiiurtnerAtidottirr I
I valuable lnloiuiation. N':it free toanyadoroia. J
D. SWIFT & CO,
1501 Seventh St., Washington, S. C.J
FOLEY'S
HONEY-TAR
The original
LAXATIVE cough remedy.
For coughs, cold., throat and lunsr
troubles. No opiate.. Non-alcoholic.
Good for everybody. Sold every where.
The genuine
FOLEY'S HONEY and TAR is la
a Yellow package. Refuse substitute.
Prepared only by
Foley V Company, Chicago.
Trout's Drug Store.
Tbii la Worth kemembcriaf.
Whenever you have a cough or
cold, just remember that Foley's
fJouey aud Tar will cure it. Do
uot risk yaur health by taking
any but the genuine. It is in a
yellow package. Trout's drug
store.
KILL the COUGH
AND CURE THE LUNGS
WITH
Dr. King's
New Discovery
micK
hi ik m "wvno io & ii.no.
vii VOLDS Trial Bottle Free
AND ALL THROAT AND LUNG TROUBLES.
ott a t ,,nne i-v a a mro i A rvns vU
au u J3xt ja vt ijao oai ioi'auivau
lOR HONEY REFUNDED.
There were 57,327 marriages in
1'ennNylvuniu iu 1900. The aver
aire age of the brides wus 21 years
and of the groom 26. The great
est number of marriages conti act
ed in any ttiugle month was in June
and the fewest utimber in March.
At tbe time these statistics were
takeiit!iert'were t)i7,63(Xunmari ied
mules of marriageable age in the
.late aud 7H!),315 unmarried fs-,
littles of marriageable age.
More wire cloth is manufactur
ed in York county than in any
other county in tbe United States.
There are 5 factories in operation
in the county. These factories
are located at Glen Rock, New
Freedom, Usnover, Mt. Wolf and
York. The value of the pro
ducts of these plants lat year
was over a million dollars, which
is equal to about one thu d of tho
entire i. utput of the Unitt-d
States. The live factories used
more than i. tons of wire in tbe
manufacture of their output last