INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS
MARCH COURT.
Of lcl and Oeneral Interest, Gathered
ft Home or Clipped frra our
Exchanges.
Began at 2 O'clock Monday Afternoon,
and Was All Over In 48 Hours.
Prt tnptly at tfoYliiuk, Monday after-
noon, President .lud ge S. Mc. Swope
and AsHociat i, D. T. Humbert and
J. Wesley Hoop, took their respective
CONDENSED FOR HURRIED READERS on (he bench, and the uhuhI
O yea; O yea; by the Court Oler an-
Doucel that the March term of court
was in session ana ready lor any
buHiness that might properly cotne be
fore it.
The several constables of the county
were called and sworn, and made their
usual returns more conspicuous for
what they do not report, than for what
they do
I he list of grand jurors was then
,.n..i .i . . . . .
cm itu, wnen twenty-two or the num
ber anHwered to their nHii.es. They
were sworn, and James Henry, of Tod
township, was appointed fureman
iue tjourt tnen delivered the usua.
charge, giving them the necessary
caution to observe, and such directions
& would enable them to intelligently
discharge the Important duties devel
oping upon them
i ne names or tne persons drawn as
petit jurors were then called and every
J. Kendall Johnston, who has oje of the thirty-eight responded
been confined to the house since promptly to his name
Try Tne lrwin tstore on your
Watch work. We guarantee all
work to give satisfaction.
Miss Alice Michaels, Everett's
leading milliner, has been in New
York and Philadelphia for several
days buying New Creations for
her spring trade.
Our old friend and schoolmate
Merchant Joseph H. Oovalt, of
Covalt, sivnt Monday night in
town, and called at the News of
fice a few minutes.
Don't you want a nice Dinner
Set? You can save money by
buying at The lrwin Store.
the twenty fifth of January with
grippe and its attending conse
quences, is gathering strength
slowly, and it is hoped that he
may soon be able to be out again
Mrs. KMh Mcfnerson died in
Des Moines, Iowa, last Thursday
at the advanced age of 102 years,
one was tne oldest person in
Iowa, and was born in Teyson
county, Virginia, August 22,
1807.
Special prices on Watches,
Clocks and Jewelry, at the Irwin
Store.
Prothonotary Geo. A. Harris
went down to Buck Valley yes
terday to be present at the pub'
lie sale at the home of bis father-
in law, George McKibbin. We
are informed that Mr. McKibbin
is in very poor health.
Nathan H. Mellott has decided
to offer for sale his farm of 267
acres, about 2 miles south of the
Sideling Hill Baptist church,
This is a fine chance. New House,
Barn only four years old, land in
good state of cultivation, Mr. Mel
lott having burnt ani put on the
place the lime from 17 kilns in
the last 20 years.
The nest known pills and the
best pills made are DeWitt's Lit
tle Early Risers. They are smail
espy to take, gentle and certain,
and are sold by Trout's drug
store.
Senator Alexander is still pret
ty badly crippled up with rheu
matism. He was not able to at
tend court any of the time this
week. It is hoped that when the
changeable weather incident to
Accounts were then taken up as fol
lows:
First and final account of O. A Bar
ton, administrator pf the estate of
Mason Barton, late of Brush Creek
township, deceased. Confirmed and
on motion of M. H. SbatTner, attorney
for the administrator, the court ap
pointed Jno, P. Sipes, auditor to
make distribution.
First and final account of George W
Hays, administrator of the estate of
Philip S. Ott. late of MuConnellaburg,
deoeaned, confirmed.
First and final account of Mrs. Nan
cy Layton, administratrix and trustee
to sell real estate, of the estate of Wm
J. Layton, late of Bruh Creek town
hip deceased. Confirmed.
First and final account of S. W
Kirk, trustee in the e-itate of Henry
Long deceased. Confirmed.
Account of a. S. Daniels, executor
of the lat will, &o., of Frederick
Wible, late of Licking Creek town
ship deceased. Confirmed.
First and final account of II. S
Daniels, administrator of the estate of
Dr. S. S. Hoop, late of Licking Creek
township, deceased. Confirmed and
Hon. W. S. Alexander appointed au
ditor to make distribution of balance
in the bands of the administrator.
Edgar A Diehl was appointed guar
man or Ada H. lloopengardner to
give bond in the sum of $800 with
sureties to be approved by the As
sociate Judges.
hstate of John D. H. Davis. Return
of sale of real estate, confirmed.
Estate of Mrs. Sarah M. Sowers, de
ceased. Report of auditor confirmtd
In the case of Charles G. Watson vs.
Wm. L. Lee, appeal from the docket
of Justice of the Ptace, Calvin Ritz
On motion, leave granted to take a vol
untary nonsuit.
Second report ot auditor in Joseph
A. Shaw estate, confirmed.
Report of auditor In estate of Her
bert Morgret, late of Belfast township,
deceased. Confirmed unlessexceptlods
be filed inside of ten days.
Estate of Janie4 C. and Louisa M
Davis, minor children of John D. II
ship for appointment o' viewers to
view and lay out a public road. View
er appointed
Kilate of Joseph II Snyri-tr. Order
of sale awHnld toll A. Snyder ffnd
1 I). M l h, itdinlni-: i'alor. up m
til'1)- L'lvin.- hi, nd in the kiiim of Ll(l()0
to beapproK'd by tin) Asfoclati-Judges,
In case of C. II Mann v Lillio W.
Mann. A I i a- Subpoena, returned and
M K Slii tlner appointed mnmcr to
talc-! testimony and report the facts,
Return of viewers t' vlun and lay
out a public road in Ayr township. I
Viewers report that there is no ccea- I
Mon f(,r ft public road whom same was
acled Court ordered report filed.
In case of A. E Hurkman vs. Wm
N. Stetler. Rule to t-how caure why
i-sue vhould not be framed, W. II.
Boody, claimant of goods having fail
ed to comply with act of Assembly.
The rule dismissed by the Court.
In case ol J. Milton I'nger vs. Anna
Unger. Alias subpoena in Divorce
awarded.
Jury was called in case of VV. H.
Davis vs. Blaine Il 'i tzler, and balance
of jurors discharyed at J:4j a. tn.
t here being no other business before
the Court, a recc.-K was taken until 1
p in.
Aktkrnoon.
Com. vs. HiiHin Reese. Process
awarded for the defendant.
In the ruaiUr of the pt tltion of citi
zens of Belfast township for viewers
to view, and locate on other and bet-
Birthday Party.
Last'Saturday was Mrs. G. A.
Uuterbaugh's birthday, and her
boys and some of the neighbors
thought she deserved a birthday
party one of the kind you do not
know anything about until it
comes off. So it was all quietly
arranged, the word passed around
Saturday evening came, and with
it came a big lot of her neighbors
and friends. The evening was
pretty dark, aud her visitors left
their teams down the lane aud
went quietly to the house, when
they all pounced in. But Mrs
Buterbaugh is a jolly good soul,
ana sne aia not fall down ma
faint, but took the matter in the
best of humor, aud the result was
a delightful occasion. The folks
had brought with them chicken,
cakes, icecream, rolls, and all the
accessories that go to making up
a big supper; and at nine o'clock,
ttiey gave thjir attention to eating
it. Everybody there had a "dee
lightful" timg, and went home
happy because they had helped
to make somebody else happy.
Among those present were J.
ter grade, a portion of public road in i c- Seidors and wife, Geo. Souders
. I iO in w s uii.t,iug vyi ccn sunuDUiU
cUu is over ana me ongni deceased. Petition of Clark Barton
warm days of spring and sum- guardian, for order of court to distrlb
mer come that his rheumatism
may disappear, aDd he be restor
ed to his wonted health.
This is . the most dangerous
time of the year to catch cold, and
It is the hardest time to cure it.
If you should take a cold, a few
doses of Kennedy's Laxative
Cough byrup will act very
promptly. Its laxative principle
cures the cold by driviug it from
the system by a gentle but natur
al action of the bowels. Children
especially like Kennedy's Laxa
tive Cough Syrup, as it tastes
so good, nearly like maple sugar.
It is sold by Trout's drug store.
Rev. Dr. Wm. A. West, former
ly pastor of the Presbyterian
church in this pla;e, but for the
last year or more a resident of
HarriBburg, preached in thePres
byterian church here last Sun
day morning and evening. "Last
May Dr. West was thrown vio
lently from a trolley car In liar
risburg which he waj about to
enter, and in the fall, the ball on
the end of one of the femur bones
was crushed. The injury caused
the Doctor great physical suffer
ing, but by the indomitable will
power which he .possesses, and
his disposition to look on the
bright side, he is able now tc get
about yery nicely with the aid of
crutches, and is able, although id
the eighty fifth year of his age,
to deliver his sermons standing
In the pulpit without the aid of
crntches or support of any kind.
Everybody in McCounellsburg
feels most kindly towards the
good Doctor, and he was warmly
greeted while here it being his
first visit here since the accident.
He went from here Tuesday
morning to his farm in Path Val
ley to look after the planting of
the spring crops.
ute proceeds of sile of real estate.
Estate of William Gordon, late of
Thompson townrhip, deceased. Con
firmed.
Inventory and appraisement In es
tate of Frederick Truax, lata of Ayr
township, deceased. Approved, unless
exceptions be filed within twenty days.
Inventory and appraisment In estate
of David G. McDonald. Appraise
ment of real estate of Lydia McDon
ald. LUt approved unless exceptions
be filed within twenty days.
Estate of William J. Layton, de
ceased. Return of tale of real estate
confirmed.
Estate of David G. McDonald de
ceased. Return of sale of real estate
confirmed. ,
Estate of Henry Long, deceased. Re
turn of sale of real estate confirmed.'
Bond filed and approved in matter
of petition of citizens for view for a
county bridge over Little Aughwick
creek near Burnt Cabins.
Case of rYm. L. Mosbey vs. D. C.
Fleck et al. Continued.
Case of Cora. vs. Wm. Ellas. Charge
f. and b. Grand jury brought- in a
true bill. Court awarded a process
for tho deft.
In case of Ada J. Jenkins vs. Thorn
's Jenkins. Libel in divorce. Divorce
granted.
Case of Com. vs. J. Frank Htoa.
Charge, assault and battery. Nol.
Pros, entered by leave of oourt.
E.tate of Wm. H. Bender, late of
McConnellsburjf, deceased. Report
of auditor, maUD(r dl,tribut!on 0f
balance In the hand, of the adminis
trator. Confirmed.
Com. v. Jacob Yeakle. Charge
assault and battery. Continued.
Com. vs. Harry Wagner. Charge
assault and battery. Continued.
Com. vs Leslie MoGovern. Charge
assault and and battery. Case set
tied, deft to pay cotts.
Com. vs. Emmert Brown.
Larceny. Cam continued.
Cora vs Conrad Carbaugb Charge
Buggery. True bill returned by G.aud
Jury. Court awarded process (or de
fendant. Tcf.bdav.
Petition of cltinens of Brush Creek
and Belfast townships to view aod lo
cate a public road. Viewsrs appoint
ed. Petition of cltUens of Belfast town-
Belfast township, the Court appointed
Wm. P. Gordon, of Be'hel township,
Samuel Mellott. of Ayr township, and
Jonas Ray of Union township. Same
viewers were appointed in matter of
petition of citizens of Brush Creek
township to view and locate on other
and better ground, a portion of the
public road leading from Needmore
across Sideling Hill mountain in
Whips Cove. In the matter of the pe
tition of citizens of Belfast township
for appointment of viewers to view
and locate a public road from a point
in public road near residence of Chas.
(J orcl on to pointon public road leading
to Covalt, at line between Nathaniel
II. Peck and Chas. Gordon. Jonas
Lake, of Taylor, John D. Smith of
Brush Creek and
Ihompson appointed viewers.
The Court apoointed the following
viewers to view a site for a county
bridge at Burnt Cabins, where the pub
lie road from Kt Littleton to Fannetts
burg crosses little Aughwick creek at
Burnt Cabii.s, namely, Frank P. I'les
singer, of Brush Creek E A Horlon,
of Wells and W. S. Brunt of Licking
Creek.
All the civil enses having been con
tinued or settled except the case of W.
C Davis vs Blaine Hertzler, the jury
of twenty rfalled took their places, and
alt jr the selection of twelve had been
made, the case was opened, and ont
witness examined for the plaintiff, the
C'iurt then took a recess until Wednes
day morning on account of theabsence
of tlin! attorney for the defendant, and
the local attorney not having had any
time to get his defense ready.
Wkdnksday Mokmnu.
The trial of the case of Wm. ('. Dav
is vs. Blaine Hertzler, was resumed
this morning. This was an action
brought by the plaintiff to recover the
value of two hogs which the plaintill
claimed the defendant hud killed by
driving over them on the public high
way on the premises of the plaintiff in
Licking Creek township, on the 10th
of February, l'.tos. The hogs weighed
about i)o and 100 lbs. respectively.
W KUN KSD A V A I'TKHNOON .
The arguments of counsel and the
charge of the Court having been com
pleted, the jury retired at 2:15, and in
twenty minutes returned with a verdict
of eight dollars in favor of the plain
tiff.
Petition of Hon. D. T. Humbert,
guardian of Nellie Gordon, for leave
to pay his ward the sum In his hands.
Court makes the order as prayed fur.
n A ... : e o : .j ; c
uu wiie, ucuigB oeiuers, w ue
and two sons; Daniel Clevenger,
wife and nVe children; Will Buter
baugh, wife and four children;
Will Johnson and wife, Mrs. Hoh
man, Miss Bessie Hohman, John
Heinbaugh and wife, Mrs. Haze
. Sowers, Miss Sadie Buterbaugh,
i in addition to the home family.
which made 41 in all.
One Who Was Thkuk.
GKXCEY.
S. S. Strait, who has been sul-
Isaao Souders of fering from an attack of Quinsy
is so far recovered as to be able
to attend James Reeder's sale
last Friday.
W. C. McClain and wife, of
Robertsdale came down to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Jere
Heefner last Thursday.
Mrs. S. C. Gracey is spending
some time with her brother
Robert Bratton and family.
Leslie McNeal is spendingsome
time wioh his Undo David A.
Black and family.
Lemuel McClain, of Illinois, is
visiting his brothers aud sisters
aud other friends in this com
munity. MissEslella Gracey spent a
few days visiting her cousin Mrs.
llayes Strait at Uustontown.
A. S. Shaw, daughter Mary,
and son Joseph, visited at the
home of Wm. Vallance near
Harnsoaville last Sunday.
IJCHI.IC SALE OF PKUSONAI, PIlol'Kn
TV. Th unrierolKlied huvlnir oll hi n-ul
extntelll sell at his re denue ut I'leu-iml
K. rive, on
WI-DNESIUV, MARCH 2T, 1!(!.
Hie follcmlUK property. t wit:
3 HEAD OF HORSES
No. I Is a bltiek inn e ri'nK 7 year old, wllh
foui; bred lo tin- Imported Percheruo Com
p.iny Horse "Uuiden:" ?'ood worker uml driver
wherever hitched. No. 'J It black inre rl-
luir : vears old. itood worker and nlee slOKle
und double d'lver. No. .1 1 a bay horse, rlslnir
two years old. Hus thl spDenriincn of imiklnit
n very sinhtlv horse. 4 heiid ol cattle. of
hlcn are inlleh eows, oue wllh call by her
nie: oiner two will be fresh by April 1st: nice
iioisiein Dil i. 7 head of hogs. 1 of whleh Is a
nice union sow. Berkshire stock: 4 nlee thrifty
Herkshire shouts. I Adrlnce binder. I (food
usoorne mower. I ood hay rake, self-dump
can be used with one or two horses. I koih!
Kmplre corn plow. Kood us new: I Syracuse
ureiiKiDK plow, new, steel beam No. Sin!: I new
spring tooih hurrow. I cultivator, sluitle und
uouiiie-siiovei p ows. corn ooverer. 1 wind mill.
I ifood eii'tlnK box. 1 irood basket sleixh. I butf.
By. 1 npnnif wuiron with top. two seals, pole
imu,nr.-ii iiimiiivukoiiiiwi. vunxce nar
oess. i sets leail K"ars , buifirv harness, lines,
bridles, saddles, imiters. ollars. housing,
chulns. shojels rukes. scythes, hoes, etc, I
cross-cut saw. uxes. barrels, tiilw. Iron kettles.
dinner bell. etc.. etc., w heelhirrow, dl nif
,r,Fu, iiiim crm p anier. nav earners, etc , lot
household koimIs. ,)t , ehlokens-butT rocks
and w hite wyandottes, und man v other articles
not mentioned
Kule to commence at 10 o'clock V M.. when
n credit of B monihs can be had on sums of
.! and iipwanls hv purchaser itlvlne note
with approved necurity; uuder t 00 cash.
, .... J- W. I.AKK.
J. M. Lhesnut, auctioneer.
Chas. R. Steach,
Successor to
Steach & Thompson.
Painter and Paper Hanger.
The partnership so lonp; exist
ing between Dwilit Thomp
son and myself hus been dis
solved on account of Mr.
Thompson's moving to Philadelphia,
and this Is to notify the public that I
will continue the business of
Painting and Paper hanging,
and guarantee the same satis
faction that we have always
given.
Latest Styles of Paper,
may be seen by calling
dropping me a postal.
Chas. R. Steach,
Mcf'onnellsburg, Pa.
and samples
on me, or bv
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The Greatest Newspaper of Its Type.
THE
Racket Store
Some Prices for Court Week.
Just got 23 doss. D green and L green oil window shades, that we
are going to sell at 20c. Now, if you are looking for a bargain, don't
miss this sale. Also, the felt at c. White curtain poles, .; L'i yds.
white luce curtains, 32 In. wide, :rc. pair; straw matting, 12 and 1.1c.
Say, we have a nice line of Japanese green matting at JSe. yd.: carpet
10 1-2T to I'hi. If you are looking for a good Linf!."nn this spring,
It will pay you to see ours at 75c. yd. This is one piece goods, and
not pieced. The grade we sold last for I'rtc, we can sell now at .h
Why don't you make your chickens lay eggs when you can buy n
2'mj. package of Chicken Powders for 1,'jc : also, the stocK food at the
same price. We know that this is all right, as It has been tested by
good people in our own county. Try this and make money. Carpet
tucks, 7."hJ for 5c: mutting tacks, lo box; shoe tacks, :tu box; 7 cakes
of Lenox soap for 25c ; horse curds, curry combs, 5, 1 i and 15c; cur
rying brushes, 15 and 20c. ; P.ising Sun stove polish, 5 and 10c; tin
coffee pots, 12 to ltl.-; machine, thread, 4c spool. Just bought a great
wu JCiiuw iiuus ai ijc. iney are not the 10- n i e. thev ara 1i
Also the felt pads at 30.
inches.
Just a word to those of you that are going to housekeeping We
can save you money on these goods : Table and teaspoons, j and 12c
a set: knives and forks, :wc to J1.25 set: tin pudding pans, 4 and 5e;
tin pie pans, 2 for 5c, und 3 for 10c: tin cups, 2c; milk strainers, 10
to 2.'(c; tin dish puns, 10-14-17 and 25c: tin buckets, 10-15-IH and 25c:
galvanized 10-qt pails, 15c; pot lids, 3, 4 and 5c: 21-qt. bread raiser
with lid, 7.5c; waiters, and 10c; galvanized tubs, 40, 50 and 55c; wood
tubs, cedar, good size, 75c: largest size, We.
It Always Tells The News As
IS. Promptly and Fully.
It
Read la Every English-Speaking Country
Fourth Class Postmaster Examination.
The United States Civil Service
Commission announces that ou
Saturday, April 10, 1909, an ex
amination will be held at Crystal
Spring, Pa., for the position of
fourth class postmaster of class
It has invariably been the great ef
fort of the Thrice-a-Week edition of
the New York World to publish the
news impartially In order that It may
be an accurate reporter of what has
happened. It tells the truth, irrespec
tive of party, and for that reason It
has achieved a position with the pub
lic unique among papers of its class.
If you want the news as it really Is,
subscribe to the Thrice-a-Weok edi
tion of the New York World, which
comes to you every other day except
Sunday, and I? thus practically a
daily at the price of a weekly.
THK TIIUICK-A-WEKK WORLD'S
regular subscription price is only $1.00
per year, and this pays for 15(1 papers.
We otTer this unequaied newspaper
and THE FULTON COUNTY NtZVVS
together for one year for $1.75.
The regular subscription price of
the two papers is $2.00.
GRANITE WARE
Pint cups, 5c; D-in. pie plates, 5c; 3-qt. double boilers, 3c; blue
and white preserving kettles, 24-2S 3J and 3hC; Berlin kettles, 8-qt.
with lids, 40c; 10-qt. blue and white pails, 40 und 55c; blue and white
No. 8 tea kettles, tiOc: see them: chambers, 21 and 3(c; gray preserv
ing kettles, v-qt., 15e; H-qt , 20c; x-qt , 25c. dot another cuse of those
14-qt. gray dish pans, at 24c.
SHOESI SHOES! SHOES I
Well, we are in good shape on these goods. You can't afford to
miss seeing these goods. We have made a great etTon to pleuse you
this yeur, both in style, quality and price.
Sec our Wire Fence.
HULL & BENDER
McConnellsburg, Pa'.
G. I. Reisner & Co.
(b) at Akersville, Pennsylvania.
The mandamus proceedings against The Compensation of the post
the County Commissioners in the mat
ter of the construction of a bridge
across Tonoloway creek at Needmore,
were dismissed by the Court
In the case of the Com. vs. Peter
Shlves, the Court ordered the record
costs to be paid by the County.
Frank S prowl vs. the Bedford and
Churubershurg Turnpike Company,
Court over-ruled motion for a new
trial.
Court adjourned at 2.10 p. in.
Mr. Walter C. Peck, formerly
of ibis place has purchased the
F. L. McMullin grocery and pro
duce store m Bedford, and now 1
has possession of the establish
ment, lie and his wife will go to
housekeeping in Bedford the
first of April.
Charge,
When Herman Hoke, of Spi ing
Grovo, recently purchased at
public sale on tho farm of Lewis
Ahrens, several miles from York,
thirty-two eves, he did not know
that he was securing more than
double that number of sheep.
master at this oflice was $45 for
the last fiscal year, i
Age limit, 21 years and over on
the date of the examination, with
the exception that in a State
where women are declared by
statute to be of full age for all
purposes at 18 years, women 18
years of age ou the date of the
examination will be admitted.
Applicants must reside within
the territory supplied by the
post office named above.
The examination is open to all
citizens of the United States who
can comply with the require
ments.
Application forms' and fuil in
formation concerning the require'
ments of the examination can be
secured from Akersville Post of
fice, or from the U. S. Civil Ser
vice Commission, Washington,
D. C.
Applications should be proper
ly executed and filed with the
Commission at Washington with
in 1,0 days before the date of the
examination, otherwise it may be
Western Maryland Railroad Company.
la Effect June 10. 1908.
Trains leuve Huncoclc u follows;
No. S.flO a. m. (dully) for HuKerstown. Ilul
llmore, W uyne!oro. Cbamteruurif.
und luiermedlute.
No. 4 10.00 a. m (week diiyn) Bnltlmore, (Jet
tyMtiurK. York uud iuleruiediate.
No. J-8 SS p. m. (week duya) Haltlmore mid In
termediate NtutloDH. VehtibuJe tralo
witb observation buffet our.
No. 18 Its a. m. (week days) Cumberland, and
Intermediate.
No. $1.00 n m. (week days) Uttle Orleans.
Old Town. Cumberland. Elklna and
w est. Vestibule train with observation
buffet car.
No. 5 .4S p. m (dully) leaven Ualtltnore 4 80
p. ni., iiutcerHtown i.w p. m.
All trains make connection at Hrucertl! for
Krederlek and tralm 8 and 4 for paints north
and at llnltlmore (Union Station) lor 1'hlla.
ueipnia uuu iscw tora.
F. M. HOWELL, C. W. MYERS,
(Jen. PaH. Afft. Avent.
The prettiest lot of Ladies'
Waists we ever had.
Prices 45c., 95c, $1.25 to $2.00
Latest Styles.
Tint. Binia that, fima t.uranfrr fftra
of them have givfen birth to forty ,m.praf cable to examine t,,e aP
lambs, bringing the total to seventy-two
head.
plicants.
U. S.
Civil Service Com."
Th Idea! Oil for tthr
cooled or water-cooled M
tiln. DUtilled from Penn
sylvania Cruda OU-lltiht In
color, which mcana abolut
frdpm from carbon.
WAVtKIY ft Pf XI AT U
It thin oil. feed fratflr ttiroiutti
any tyliutirtt')r. and wtllii4
VuiMfool ia Umi outd waaiiwr.
If you Iiave any difficulty la
Waverly Special
from your d.ler or garac. com
inunU.t. with u. at one. and w
will ac that you ar. auppli
'T.rf.ct Hbrlcatlaa with
l carboa 4U."
Waverly 011 Works Co.
1-iu.l.ura-, fm.
L. W. FUNK
Dealer Id
Pianos 5 Organs
The undersigned takes tttli
method of Informing' the people of
Fulton county that he la prepared
to furnish High Grade PUnoa and
organs at prices that are attractive.
He makes a specialty of the
LESTER
tttt st PIANOS
an Instrument of national reputa
tion; and the
MILLER
AND THE
WEAVER ORGANS
Being a thoroughly trained
tuner, he is prepared on short no
tice to tune pianos or repair or
gans.
Satisfaction Guaranteed,
A sample Lester Piano may be
seen in the home of Geo. B. Mel
lott, McConnellsburg.
If you are thinking of getting
a piano or organ let me know, I
can sare you money.
L.W.FUHK, .
, NtEDMORE, PA.
Don't forget that you can
get a Beautiful Suit for
MEN, YOUNG MEN AND BOYS
at a wonderfully Reason
able Price. Suits at any
Price.
We have sold quite a lot
of Hats, lots to sell yet.
$1.00 HATS 75 CTS. Good Style,
$1.25 HAT FOR $1.00. THIS KNOCKS
THE PROFITS INTO A "KOCKED
HAT," SEE THE HATS.
A large line of
NEW WALL PAPERS.
Prices from 3c. up;
Borders, the same.
GEO. W. REISNER & CO.