THE FULTON COUNTY NZW3, McCONNELLSBURG, PA.
Mrs.
IJE5TINC PA2ASBAPES
1 ind General Interest, Gathered
Home or Clipped rm our
Exchanges,
pSbO FOR HURRIED READERS
Editor B. W. Peck i3 attending
in Ene this week.
jr3i M. M. Logan, of Red Oak,
is visiting her brother, M.
ShafTner, Lsq.
t were obliged to shorten
-e of our late correspondence
lack of space.
Ella Kendall, trained
came home from Philadel-
last Friday for a vacation.
Lo u Jackson returned
ae Saturday, after having
nt several weeks m i ranklin
.nty.
tfiss Mary Hoke, of Chambers-
:, came home Saturday to at-
her sister s weeding on
nday.
ames Truax found locust blos
jon the mountain yesterday.
jier early or late for these
jers.
Hiss Goldie Mason after hav-
spent several weeks in the
er end of the county, returned
ae Monday.
ilr, and Mrs. Joseph Sowers,
spent the summer in Al-
aa, returned to their home in
place Monday.
Our old friend, J. B. Mellott,
Licking Creek township mer
uit, was a pleasant caller at
News office yesterday.
Hiss Mary Pittman entertain-
afew ladies last Friday even-
at tea in honor of the Lride-
ct, Miss Gertrude Hoke.
0. Wible, of Tod township,
wived an appointment to teach
the Huntingdon Reformatory,
left last week to take up the
J. Comerer has the founda-
3 finished for a new house on
st Walnut street. Yes, Mc-
anellsburg is growing faster
a some railroad towns.
Mr. Fiank M. Duyle, toreman
bia otlice, has beed coutiued
u bedroom since last Friday
tccouQt of a very severe at
of chills aud fever regular
fashioned ague.
Andrew Fisher, who is in
employ of the Pullman Com
mas conductor, was home for
w day's hunt and to see
ads. Pat's Run is between
York and St Louis.
to. Hannah Cromer, of Pitts-
W, who has been spending
ie time with friends in the
torn part of the County,
at two days in town, this
calling on friends.
Man, youngest son of Trof.
A. Surface, State Zoologist,
shot in the leg recently,
c" & rolling pumpkin upset his
5 ' a wagon, discharcrintr the
of shot He is in a serious
GOD SAVE Till- COMMONWEALTH.
PROCLAMATION.
General Election.
Ma I'a IJ. ii iioi u;;u
K-jnuliliciin
jYl'MJlial l.iiK'lty
George A. Harris, who
"'several weeks in th Her.
h Hospital, Philadelphia, got
'n home as far as Harris-
wt week and is spending
;etime in that place with her
Mr3. J. Linn.
.andMrs. B. B. Young.
'JUohn Young, of Holli-
""daughter. Misa TJllio nf
'JJS sPent yesterday with
-'wr and his wife. Mr. B.
'ountr is n e r.
Peck 4UUier 01 iVirs-
c'oyd Everhart, near
WaS thrrturr, (vnm o
luuesday and severely
awut thp ou i
S rCUt3about the head
taA "waaer was cauea
atDlent ' meuicai
vtheball0fone of his
icnk i. .. a circular nnw or
.i?1 Blab mill on the
esN the ugly Wound.
feBret 80 the Pleasat
Wrl nhurch wil1 start
Mon!lng Clasa in eir
U be (fyrenin Ober
in t!"Rev-John Mel-
fir L " "'CiNewa rffi- m...
I "e said ,u tc Aues"
Ke l?at church had
Ftw. u 01 trainim? the
e to aintr
WIIKKEAK. In mid hy the nets nf the lien
ei.il Avrinliiy (if the Coiniiioiiwuiilth ol JVim
s.vlva'ilu, puiw-il the; I.th diiy iif .In uc. Anno
Domini, 1M, and thi! J'lh .lny of .Inn.!, Anno
Uoiiilnl, IK.i:,, rfKi.!i!tlvcly, It Is ninilr
tho duly f i, shiTlff of t'vi-ry county
within Hie Oiiniinonwi'iiltli torlvupiililivuoilui
of tlie (Jmi nil Jctlni and In such outlet- to
i-niitin-riit tin- ollli.-i!rs to hi- cli-eu-il mill ulveu
llt of nil the nominations tnuili-, nud ileilKiiiitt-thi-
phu-e nt nhluh the- eh-etlon Is to lie held.
TIIKHKRIUK.
1. JAM ION J. IIAKItlS, lllnh Sheilff of
tho t-ounty of Kulion. do licrcl.y mu!e known
und Klvc this I'flll.K; NOTlt'K to the Kiueiors
of the county of Kultiin, tli.it on
Tlie l li-st I tKsJny aftir the I Ir-t MdiiJii)
oi ,i)vcinncr nct, hcliiK thc.'tru Juy of
the month
A (ii-nc:iil Klc.i'.on will l.c held ut the Hcvenil
Kii'ction HlsirietH rsniiillxhcil iiv i ,. .
Couuty, ii id un iiulihslied below.
OIUCKUS TO UK KI.IXTKD.
fine per-cn vo till lie oltlco of Judi-e of the
Supreme Court.
f)no person t ) till th ollli-e of JudKeof tin-
Superior Court.
One person lo IIM the o llcc of ITnited St.it.-K
Senu or.
One person to till the oTcc if i iovprinn .
One pe son to till the ofllet- of lii ulcmint
I oviTiiur.
Ore person I o till the o llco of Seeietnrv of
Intern il Atlulrs.
I'our pe-si.r.M to till the olllce of Ui-prcseiita-
live In l.'oin'!i-ss..ii.I.iii e.
O.N'i: Pl'ltSON tn mi the ni ,i KeiueseMt
nllve In Ciiu;-r 'ss, fur t' e dii net eiitiiiii-ed of
the cumuli. of Kninkllu. l-'uln-n. lliintiiu:dou.
Xllmiii, .luiiliitii. Snyi'ir, i'l n v mill Cul.iu.
One pei-sou lu till the uiil f Sen.itor In the
Cem riil As i-mlily f inn Hie ills; riet euuii'iiseil
the counties of CiiKoid. I unun and Sum-
oi-t.
OM-. ri-.KSt iJ to represent, ihn eountvof
Kulion In the General AsscinUy of IVnu-ylt.i-
OFFICKHH To UK KI.KCTI'.D.
I have enumerated the uiileers to In- i h eted
mill here pulilisli the fulluwlm.-list ur CAMH
IIATKS eertllled hv the Seerellirv uf Stale
and County Coiniiilslsouers.
I aNn herehv make iinou n and elve notice.
th.it the plum- uf holilliu' ttieiifnresulileleeiiun
in the sevi-r.il liuroiii'hs und townships witlilll
:iid couutv arc u follous. to wit:
The KJeelor of A vr low lisliin lo i t at the
I'lllilll) .S(!huol House nefir V ellster .Mills.
The Kin-tors of Iti-lhcl tow n-hio to met-t lit
the leirittt house ot Mis Minnie li.irtiiu, nt
V arfonlsliui'i;. In said tow nship. -
The Mlretors uf llelfasl to nsliln to meet nt
the place late! lived fur s;iu purpose, to vvil :
Tier traiiic liuiMin near to the rcs.ileucti of
JelTelsiill C. .Mellott.
Tlie Klectui-s uf Hrlih Creek tuuii -trn lu
meet ill llle p!ilcc lately llxi (I fur alil pinpose,
luwit; the carpenter shop of M. 1. liariun, at
lili ;ll.iille. in said tuwnhip -
Till! Kleetoi-s of Imliliu town. hip 10 meet in
Kusl loom on tirst floor of huiiiliiii uciriy up
puslte Chil'les Whilsel hotel, in Fort I. it
tlclun-
The l-'.lcetor of l.lchlm Creek tuwnshlt tu
meet at tlie place lately tlxed for that pur(iose,
to wil: Thomas Metler huiel. Ilarrisouxilli- -
The (''.lector of Mc( 'oiiiiellslmr lluruiik'h lu
meet at the place lately lixed fur that purHisc,
tu wit: Tlie Commissioner' otlleu ut the Court
House in said lloruui.'h- -
The Klecturs of Taylur tow tishlp to meet at
the place lately lixed for that purpose, lu wit:
J. VV . Culi-hull's store room, in said township
C'Thc Klecliirs of Thunipsun townttiip to meet
ut Centre School House, No. 'i. in said town
ship The F.leetors of Tod township tu meet ut I).
L. lirissineer's tenant house near OoukIii
School House, in said township
The i;ieeturs uf I'niun tuwnsh'p tu meet at
the place lately tlxed fur said purpuse. tu w it:
deuiye Seieiver carpenter shop, near li.
Schelrompf'H Store in said town-hip
The Klectors of Wells tow nship to meet at
Levi Ttuiix'h store room, neur land, in said
tow nship.
Jos -ph II Allen
Siiclit I a
' h:i"!e-. N. I'ri.ii:,!
l:ull.lo,i -
William Drap. r I.enit
KooM-veli I'roies-lvo
.Vutlhew II. ),!,. i
I'lollllllli.HI
Call Ii II .cri son
I ml,.' .iilall.t
Lieutenant Governor
(Mark One)
William T. ( reusy
Hemoeriilio
Keysl-im-
I'erey F. Smllh
Washiniioii
Hull Muosi!
ltoosevcit FroKrc-
siVO
Frank II. MeClaln
tiepiihllcun
l'ersunal I.llierly
(icurtfeC Anton
ludisti 'al
Fii-ilei-li! J. Shul'nr
Suc.il'.t
II. J. U h.llcl,
I'ioIiiImM, ii
Secretary of Interna! Affairs
( Murk One)
William N. McN'iCr
Hi-noeiallu
Fi ed V.. I e w is
Wa .iiinir.u'i
linll Niuiise
lluusi vell I'rui-'re-sivi.'
Hem y 1 1 1 1 . '.
HriiMlilican
Ke nun'
IVisoiinl Ulierty
Itoliert II. Ii ni'ler
Soi'u.i'st
C. W. It Sin ill
I'lollli. ll.lll
Wm. II 1 "oinus
Indus lialisi
Representative in Congress
at Laree
(Mark Four
liolvil S llrii'hb
iH-iLuciutie
Mullli .lei
llei'i
Artlur II. Cla-li
lie.uoci.it e
Churles , Crcsliy
Ueiiiociatc
I.ei. N. Mitchell
Wiislimk'ion
. Hull Mouse
Roosevelt Progressive
Arthur U Ituplev
Wiishlutoil
Hull Moose
ItiHisevelt l'roi;resslve
Audcrsun II Wallersi
Wushiiih'iou
Hull Moose
Koosevclt Froirresslve
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UMN, opposite the name of
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A cross mark in the square
opposite the name of any
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If you desire to vote for a
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To vote for Judge mark a
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of the candidate desired.
Judicial Ticket-Non-Partisan
Judge of the Supreme Court
(Mark One)
Hubert 8. FriKt-r
CioorKO Kuukel
Judge of the Superior Court
(Mark One)
Jaiiie K. Clark
Frank M.'Trcxler
United States Senator
(Mark One)
A. Mitchell 1 'aimer
DeuiocrallO
Ulltoi-d IMuuhot
Washington
Hull Moose
Roosevelt I'rokTPiwlTe
Eoles l'eurose
Itepubllcun ,
Personal Uberly
Fred W. Whiteside
Socialist
Madison F, Lurk In
Prohibition
A, S. I.undiH
Industrialist
Governor
(Mark One)
Vance 0. McCormiok
Democratic
Wushlnulou
Harry Watson
Washington
Hull Moose
Roosevelt Pronrcsslve
Thomas M. 1'rnno
Republican
l'ersunal I.llierly
Mahlon M. (iarlaud
Republican
Personal Liberty
Daniel F. I.iifcau
Republican
Personal Liberty
John It. K. Scott
Republican
Personal Liberty
Dennis O'Hrlcii Coiik'hlin
Socialist
Kdwuid W. llaydou
Socialist
W. 8. Crcelv Kink'
Socialist
Chillies Seld
Socialist
Senator h the General
( Mark One)
I'lulip P. Hitter
Denio(!riilic
Ciiurles J. lleniniiturer
W..slnn:'Lon
Cleork'c Hart
Prohibition
James ,1. I attuu
Prohibition
H. R. Plko
Pruhlliltliui
S. Harper Smith
Prohibition
Alliert V. Hill
Keystone
Joseph II. Holt.
Keystono
John Llpaett
Kcysluno
Howard S. Welker
Keystone
James F.rwlu
InUust rlullsl
II. (1. Melnel
Industrialist
Charles Diirncr
Industrialist
A. M. Fisher
Industrialist
Representative in Congress
(Mark One)
Frank L. Dcrslicm
Di'inucrutlo
Prolilbltlon
Charles L. Johnson
Washluiftou
llenjamin K. Focht
Itepubllcun
William (I. Hiiwein
Socialist
James W Ftalsley
Hi pulilir. ii
Allen li'di I
Socialist
Julin C. Speiclicr
PlllllillillllU
Representative in the Gen
eral Assembly
(Murk One)
It;moviMtic
lYoliibii ion
Mrnill W, a,:e
Wlislt IlKtOU
IVur MniL u
Krputillcin
KV-'i'.v prrsiiii rxrept inif JustliM nf (tie IVai'
W sli.i,, h.,,,1 illV D in llp.iillt IIH'Ill III
in n. i ur i ru -i ih:ht thf (.ovrniiiit-nt nf tlu1
l ni'ril iiUi'siirij ttrs Slut-, or uf tmv fit
'' in ii.tniii il il; .i in-L. wl.rl li'rarnnniiivvi(ii
rd .I'lt'-ci nrul I mtv, u Hiilniidillitl f olllriT or
trvi'i. tin is. or -.11:111 lie. ciimliivrd ntuliTtlu1
-i.ittVi. i'xrt'inf or jud-inry ilcpart nicut
ol ihis .simctir.if t In Tintfu y ii t". or of any
fit;, or ini'oriMii ;i! fi ii .( nM . amt ui-o t hat rvt
I ifin I rr of i uii: . :iml of thr Stale .';MMa
t in f. ami oT I In- m ! i -ci or coin mon council of
.in cii ur cuiiiini .-ii.iiciMil any mm orpoi al
i J l i'. 1 tv lau iiiiM pa hlr of tiolihtti; or cmt
ci v -i f, a t ' h- vt ii, c I line, t lie nMlcc or appoinl
ni'-ni in .ii:ii -c. ia-p'-ct.r or icrk ur anv ru-v
1 1. mi of i his i mniiH hi . cult Ii; ami no liispcctor
,i!:i!:'c. or uHirr oiii.-cr or anv such election,
"t-'l!l M: e:ia-i;, olll-,. io be then Voted
Tor. except Hi it uf an elcciion oltli'cr.
(JtW 1,1 l-'K ATIDNS (r VOTKItS
I'.verv m:i!c cit icn t went y-on ycai of litre
i-m-ssi n' I he folios im' t'iail tica t tofis, vhaM he
cniil'eil lo vote at all evciioir,; l-'lrsi. he shall
h.'ve l.cen a citien..f i he I' nih-d St al esal lea
oiu-nion:!i. Sr.-niiii. In-shall li.iv residcil In
t la- st ,it e line ye.. r (or if liavitiu' )ire (onsly In
a ijaallhed flt-etor or iiiiijve horn citicti of Hu:
St.ili-. he -h ill liavf ren.ovcil t hei-rrom and rt1
turni'd. uitniti s month-.' imine'lialely pi cced
iru' ine cieeiinn, i runt, iiesiiai nave resi
In (he cli ction di-lrtct where lie shall oiler lo
vole at least two months tinriiciliatelv prcced
Mil' I nc eieci mil. loni'lli. I r I w etil y-1 Wit yeart
of a; c or njiw anls he shall have paid within
two yenrs a state or ouii'v tux, which shall
li.ivclieetiasKCs.sed nt least two months and
paid al leasi niie moiit h he. ore the election.
State t.'onstilal.on. Article VIII, Section. I.
Clven under my hand, ut my oMlce, In the
hoi iniu'li of Mci 'otiii'-ilshur;'. t he ' st day of
(Molier. A. l(. I and oi the tiidcpendeiic
the I'niied Stales, th.i one hundred and
tliirt y-eii,lnli.
JA.MKS J. II AltltIS
Sheriff.
Wanted, For Sale, For Rent,
Lost, Found, Etc.
K.V'I'I'.S One cent por word foreaeh
insm-tuiu. No ad vui tisumi-tit accepted
or less than !') i-uuts. (Jusli must ae
uompuu; order.
Timothy Seed for sale at Stout
eagles. 9 17-tf
Vantn(l A woman or cirl for
Sjenoral housework in small fam
ily. Address W. M. Uyers, Fort
Loudou, Pa. 0-18-tf.
Wanti:d Party to contract
cuttmr and placing Extrnct wood
alongside Tramway. Vincent
Lumber Company, Milllin, Pa.
Fok Sam:: Farm containing
1 ll.
i.) acres, one miie souin oiuiear
villo. Good buildings, well tim
bered, a desirable homo. Albert
McDanid. Ulearville, Bedford
county, Pa., R. D. 2. 10 15 4t.
Fjit Salk: three flue porcher
on mare coits, one, a yearling,
and two, are spring colts; also,
one 6 -year-old brood mare with
foal, jrood worner Too much
stock to winter. D. A. Fisher,
near Gem in Belfast township.
Foil Sale. The Otho Souders
farm in Tod township, 2 miles
northeast o t McConnellsburg,
containing 105 acres, good state
of cultivation, good buildings,
fruit aud timber. Apply to J. r.
Waltz, McConnellsburg, Fa.
7 9tf.
Foil Sam:: Farm of 185 acres
75 acres in cultivation, 40 in pas
ture, and balance in good timber.
8 room house, bank barn with
new steel roof; spring water. 2
miles northeast of McConnells
burg. EJgar Downin, McCon
nellsburg, Pa.,
Foil Sale-Span of fine mules
weight between 20 and 21 hun
dred, perfectly sound, one, 5
years old the other, 7; one, is a
extra good single-line leader.
rice reasonable, as owner has
no use for them. A. S. Guyer,
Bedford, Pa.
10 22 2t
NEliDMORE.
William Truax, and George F .
Smith are very sick.
Oliver Plessingor has added
much to tho appearance of his
house by applying a coat ot paint
thoreto.
Mrs. Emehne Diehl, of Whips
Cove, spent a day last week with
friends at Pleasant Grove.
Kay raond PJessinger and Tony
Mellott are employed at the Co-
hill orchards.
Miss Blai.che Smith spent last
week in Ohio attending the Amer
ican Chaistian Association.
Mrs. liiloy Morgret, of And-
over, Ohio, us visiting hor many
telatives in this section. She is
a daughter of Cornelius Diehl.
Subscribe for the "News' only
11.00 a year.
The Racket Store
Now we have 3,000 feet of floor space filled with Goods, that, if
purchased now, would cost more money. Below, we quote you
some prices. We have made a good buy on Sanitary Fruit
Cans the kind that sell for 50 cents; but we can let
you have them for 33 cents. Sealing strings
at 4 cents a dozen.
Perfection heavy jar gums. We have sold 125
pounds of them at 7 cents a dozen.
Quart and half-gal glass jars at 48 and 70 cents
a dot.
No. 20 Syracuse plow points 28 cents
No. 30 Syracuse plow points 313 cents
Mason jar caps, 15 cent a doz.
Glass nest eggs, 1 cent each
1'angTefoot Hy paper 30 cents a box, or 1 dou
ble feheots for 5 cents
Table Oil cloth; 15 cents a yard .
Linoleum 30 to 85 cents a yard.
Clothes pins, 5 doz for 5 cents.
X-ray Stove polish 4 cents:
Sewing machine oil, 4 cents
Liquid stove polish, 8 cents a bottle
Two-in one stove polish 8 cents.
SHOES
SHOES
We are ir good shape on these goods, and the way we have them
arranged, it is no trouble to show them to you. We are selling
more shoes this year than ever. We have them from 10
cents to $4.50 an sell the latest toes. Don't fail
to see us for school shoes.
Boys' dress caps 10 cents to 45 conts.
Boys' suspenders 5 cents to 20 cents.
Men's suspenders 10 conts to 25 cents.
Children's Misses', and Ladies' hose support
ers, 8 to 10 cents.
4 mouKO traps, 5 cents
1 doz coat and hat hooks 5 cents.
3 boxes carpet tacks, 5 cents.
Holdfast Shoe nails 2 for 5 cents
Padlocks, 10, 15 and 20 cents
Knob locks, 20 cents
Horse rasps 20 to 28 ceuts
llorseshoo hammers 23 cents.
Handsaws, 50, 75 to $1.00
100 split rivets, 5 cents
Alabastine 45 cents '
Shock tyers 12 and 15 cents
Fodder yarn will be in this week. Look for
prices, next week.
hoe our Aluminum pans, 25, 35, 40 and
cents.
Boar brand hosiery 2 pair for 25 cents.
Umbrellas 48, 75 and 95 cents.
50
CLOTHING CLOTHING
Just got our Fall Clothing in and can sell you a Wool suit about as
cheap as we used to sell Cotton. We have a nice Man's
Suit that we can sell you at $5.00. This is straight!
and we think we have the nicest 9.75, 10.00
ll-dollar suits, we ever had.
Child's suits $1.60 to $5.00. Knee pants, 25 cents to 70 cents.
Men's pants 98 cents to $3.25. Cords for boys, and men, 48 cents,
to $2.45. Sweater coats 48 cents to $5.00. Men's dress shirts.
48 to 95 cents. Big Bill work shirts 45c.
, The new Fall Mats are now ready and they are nice.
The prices run Wc, $1.25, $1.35, and $1.90.
Well, some time ao, we told you about having some dandy buy harness at $12.50
$13.5o, $15 5o and $16.oo If one can judge by the way they are going out, thev
must be all right. We have just received another lot at the same price. Horse
collars $l,oo, $2.25, $3.oo and $3.98.
Our Guns and Ammunition
will be in this week, and your early inspection of these goods is earnestly requested.
HULL & BENDER.
Caution Notice.
Notk-e is hereby given to all whom
it may concern Dot to trust Wil Hum
Kvans, or give him credit on my ac
count, as I will pay no debts of his
contracting, nor be responsible for
any of his actions or conduct.
N. II. l'KCK.
September 23, 1014 lit. Needmore, I'a.
IK M. COMERER,
agent for
7HLGEISER MANUFAC
TURING COMPANY,
BURN! 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.
L. W. FUNK
-:- DEALER IN -:-
High Grade Plain Pianos, Player
Pianos, Organs, Victrolas, Rec
ords, and Professional Tu
ner, McConnellsburg,
Western Maryland Railway Company.
In EITct June 14, 1914.
Trains leave H uncock as follows:
No. 7-1 81 a, m. (ilully) forCumherlnnd. I'ltts-
Imruli uua wchi, inso west virKinut
points
Nu.H-3.nt.nl. for Hnifrmtown, CJltyslmrj,
IlumiVL-r uml liullluiore.
No, 1 R.SB a. m. (dally enoopt Sunday) Kx-
press lor uumuonanu auu iniormeuiiue
points.
No. 49.07 a. tn. (dully exoept Sunday) Ex-
pre ror Ilairi-rstowu, V ayutiHiioro,
ChiimliurxburK. Ilaltlmeie and I n l-rm-l-nte
poln in. New York, l'hlludelphlu,
WuNlilnKton, elo.
No, S 8.85 p. m. (dally) Wentrm F.xpreiw for
uuni m-riuna, vt est Virginia pomia anu
too Went.
No. 83.07 p. m. (dally) Express for lluKers-
lown, wuyneHooro, unainnerNiiurK, uei
lysliurK. and York. Halllmore New
York, rhllailelphla, Washington.
M. R. SHAFFNER,
Attorney at Law,
Office on Square,
McConnellsburg, Pa.
All legal bua.nnsn and collections entrusted
will eoelve oareful and prompt attention
W Early Risers
Tlia f amout little pills. ,,
Nothing adds more to the relinements of home than
tfood music. To have good music you must have a good
instrument. There are good bad and indifferent instru
ments, and to the unskilled eye they look much alike.
The unprincipled dealer is likely to make you pay a
first-class price for a fourth-class instrument. I have
lived in this county since my birth, 1 am a taxpayer and
in a position to make good any business transactions.
Buy your piano, organ, or victrola lrom me and if it is
not all right you can come back at me.
There are families in every part of this county that
have purchased instruments from me. Ask them about
me
Perhaps you want to trade your organ for a Piano,
or Player Piano; or your Plain Piano, for a Player. See
me. Let's talk it over.
L. W. FUNK.
A. L. WIBLE
Auctioneer, McConnellsburg, Pa.
Prompt attention to all business In this
lino, lie may bo found at his home on
West Wator street where he oouduetsa
barber, and sboemendlng shop. 6-21-U
Executor's Notice.
folate of John N. Hlxun, lute ofllrush Creek
township, I'a., deceased.
Letters testamentary on the above estate
having been grauti-il to the undersliined, all
persons ludelited to the said estate are re
quested to make payment, and those having
claims to present the sumo without deluy.
I NATHAN U. HlXSoX
Akersvllle, la Executor.