The Fulton County News from McConnellsburg, Pennsylvania • Page 8

Brick (or sale at Morton's yard. Wall paper from 2 cents a roll up. Thompson Stecli. rs. Marg iret Cook of Sylvan is visiting Mrs.

S. M. Cook of this place. C. E.

Stevens of Dublin Mills spent last Wednesday at McCou-uellsbu; g. Foley's Honey and Tar cou tains noopiat.es and can safely be given to children. All dealers. Mrs. Mary Corbin of Waterfall attended the funeral of her niece Mary Ktlly at this place last Wednesday.

Many valuable presents are being added to the list for the return of tags from "Honest John" Plug Tobacco. Mrs. D. M. Kendall and daughter Ethel, spout last week visiting Mrs.

Iirewer, and other friends in Washington county, Md. There is a tablespoon packed free in each package of "Ilecker-man's Star The Coffee costs you no more than others aud is guaranteed better. Mrs. W. H.

McNeil and little son arrived here last Thursday evening and are visiting Mrs. McNeils mother Mrs. Sarah Pitttnan. There is no larger piece of Tobacco made for the Money than "Bedford Plug" and forty(40) strips from 10c cuts will secure a handsome knife. Miss Dix Kobinson who had been spending several months in Philadelphia is visiting her parents Mr.

and Mrs. S. M. Robinson of this place. Beautiful, hardy, entrancingly fragrant once planted, lasts a lifetime "The Cinnamon Vina," new from China.

Roots only five cents. For sale by D. Malloy. urday. Watson and Ellis Lynch of this place attended the funeral of their uncle, Dr.

H. H. Hill in Everett last Saturday. Fou Sale for sale. Will trade for good young cow fresh.

Jersey preferred. D. Edward Fore. Knobsville, Pa. There will be a meeting of the Lot holders at Union cemetery in Ayr township, Saturday, May 31, 1902, at 3 o'clock for the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing year.

The Owl Creek Band has been engaged to furnish music for the memorial Day exercises at this place Friday and a large crowd is expected. Mr. V. H. who has sold his hotel property at Williams-port, been spending several days here.

Miss Myrtle Stouteagle of this place is visiting friends in Pittsburg. Master Earl Taylor of this place is spending a few weeks at the home of Mrs. E. L. Daniels of Sipes Mill.

See Thompson Stech for samples of wall paper before buying. Mr. and Mrs. S. D.

Stevens and daughter stayed a few hours in town Tuesday on their way home to Chambersburg after a few days visit among friends in this county. Capt. and Mrs. C. T.

Dixon of Sipes Mill were among the visitors to the County Seat Tuesday. Rev. A. G. Wolf preached the Memorial sermon to the members of King Post G.

A. R. at the Lutheran church last Sunday morning. A large congregation was preseul and the sermon very interesting. Rev.

W. W. Dal bey, who himself, wears a bronze button, was present and assisted in the services. In the afternoon the two Reverend gentlemen conducted a memorial service at Big Cove Tannery. Holds Up A Congressman.

"At the end of the campaign," writes Champ Clark, Missouri's brilliant congressman, "from over work, nervous tension, loss of sleep and constant speaking I had about utterly collapsed. It seemed that all the organs in my body were outof order, butthree bottles of Electric Bitters made me all right It's the best all-around mediciue ever sold over a druggist's counter." Over worked, run-down men, and weak, sickly, women, gain splendid health and vitality from Electric Bitters. Try them. Only 50c. Guaranteed by W.

S. Dickson. A Revelation. If you will make inquiry it will be a revelation to you how many succumb to kidney or bladder troubles in one form or another. If the patient is not beyond medical aid, F.Jey's Kidney Cure will cure1 It never dissappoiuts.

All dealers. D. B. Nace and J. M.

McDowell of Chambersburg, attended the funeral of Dr. Hill at Everett last Saturday. What Is Foley's Kidney Cure? Answer: It is made from a prescription of a leading Chicago physican, and one of the most eminent in the country. The ingredients are the purest that money can buy, and are scientifically combined to get their utmost value. All dealers.

A new scheme to swindle the farmer is coming this way from northern Ohio. A man comes aloDg and offers to sell the right for a now faugled wagon tongue. If the farmer does not bite readily the tongue is left with him. A confederate comes along and gets stuck on the patent and offers $400 for it. The farmer sends 2j0 to man No.

1 for the right and the job is done. What Thin Folks Need. Is a greater power of digesting and assimilating food. For them Dr. King's New Life Pills work wonders.

They tone and regulate the digestive organs, gently expel all poisons from the system, en rich the blood, improve appetite, make healthy flesh. Only 25c at W. S. Dickson's. A cof respondent from Big Cove Tannery last w.eek made thestate-ment, that Miss Lillian Pott had attended May Meeting at Tonolo-way in company with a young eentlemau.

As Miss Lillian Pott is a young Miss who has not begun to think of beaux; and as she did net attend the May Meeting, the whole report was false and she doesn't have a most favorable opinion of any one who would send items of that kind for publication. When we find that a correspondent is not reliable, we do not accept any more communica tions from that source. Stands Like a Stone Wall. Between your children and the tortures of itching and burning eczema, scaldhead or other skin disease. How? why, by using Bucklen's Arnica Salve, earth's greatest healer.

Quickest cure for Ulcers, Fever Sores, Salt Rheum, Cuts.Burns and Bruises. Infallible for Piles. 25c at W. S. Dickson's drug store.

Girl Wanted. A good girl or widow lady for general housework in family of five. Good wages, and transportation to place of employment. Reference required. Address, J.

W. Stuoup, Yeagerstown, Pa. Looked Like A Hi Fire. Last Mondaj', as the morning train pulled into Mercersburg station, great excitement was caused by great clouds of smoke pouring out of all the windows and doors of one of the cars. A bucket brigade was quickly formed and the Fire Department called out but by this time the train had stopped and it was learned that every man in the car was smokiug a "Bedford Toby which is noted for being the best, largest and freest smoking penny Toby made.

"Bedford Sports" Tobies at all dealers. Decoration Day. On Friday and Saturday will be bargain days. At our Store we will sell regardless of cost Come and see and be convinced that ours is the bargain Store. Yours Respc't, Mus.

A. F. Little. Guy, the eight-years-old son of Harvey Gordon, who lives in Antrim township, Franklin county, swallowed a silver half dollar a few days ago. The little fellow was lying on his back and holding the coin above his head, wht it fell from his hand and dropped into his mouth.

Itstuck in his throat for a while but finally passed down into his stomach. A physican has been consulted but is unable to render any aid until further developments. Thus far the lad has exerienced no pain and is none the worse for the mishap. Democratic. Primary.

Next Saturday the Democrats of this couuty will moot at their respective polling places and select from the candidates announced, men whoso names shall go on the Democratic ticket to bo voted for next November. The Primary is tho most impor-taut election of the whole year. It is here that an opportunity is given to select the most capable men available It is the duty of every voter to turn outathis party's primary. It is too late to correct mistakes after the ticket is mado up. For the benefit of the readers of the News, we give below a sample ticket.

Do not put an at tho right of tho name you wish to vote, but scratch out with a pencil the names of those you don't waut to vote. The scheme of allowing every voter iu any political party to have a voice in the election of the men who shall be candidates on his ticket is in accojrd with tho prin ciples of our government, and as tho interests of every citi.ten are' more or less directly affected by the character and capability of the men who shall fillour behooves every voter to go to the primary election aud assist iu selecting from the material at hand the men who are most capable for the discharge of the duties of the office sought. Men who will cast their vote contrary to this standard who will allow themselves to be influ-. enced by selfish motives at once forfeit their right to citizenship iu the sight of all honest meu and become a dangerous element in preserving the safeguards of our public institutions. Let the people be honest.

Corrupt politicians could not thrive if thpy had a cleau constituency. Democratic Primary. LEGISLATURE. (Sera eh all but one.) W. II.

S. Wesley Kirk. PROTIIONOTARY, (Scrulch ull but one.) Frank Mason. George A. Harris.

James P. Waltz. Philip J. Barton. COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

(Scratch all but two Samuel D. Mellott. S. II. Hockinsmith.

Silas Holly. Geo. Gigel. J. H.

H. Lewis. M. M. Bender.

W. L. McKee. E. L.

Peck. John Henry Silas M. Morgret. COUNTY AUDITOR. Jno.

A. Myers. DELEGATES. Hustontown. Mr.

Ross II. Johnson died at the 18th of blood poison. His remains were interred at same place. Ross was a young man in the bloom of life, and of a good character and kind disposition. He leaves a host of friends to mourn his sad death.

The sympathy of the community is extended to the friends in their bereavement. W. R. Evans made a business trip to Chambersburg and southern towns last week. M.

R. Kirk spent Tuesday last in Franklin county on business. The Memorial service was well atteuded and one of the most able sermons that the soldiers of this community have ever heard on patriotism was delivered by Rev. Jackson. Mr.

uud Mrs. C. Skinner, of Dry Run, spent Sunday at the homo of Mr. Skinner's sister, Mrs. John Jones.

Harvey Nelson and Hon. S. Wesley Kirk spent Saturday iu this place looking after their political interests. It looks as if the use the same schedule. F.

McN. Johnston was looking up his political interests in Taylor township last Friday. Caleb Barton visited his sister, Mrs. H. Gregory of Latrobo, a few days during the week.

Prothonotary's Notice. Notice htu'retiy givnn Wllllmn Ciin- nnxlmm rirnimltioo of Cutliurtiie Oiitohutl tmHtl htis lllml hK nccntint tn tho lrnthnno iif Kulton County Rivl Unit the i nine will to tho Court of I'oiMuon ClertMof Kulton County for oonilrnm-tlon ou Tueluy following tho fcocond Mondiiy ot June ui-xt (HfJ) IibIiik huh day. FHANK 1'. l.YNl'H, I'rotlionolury. ProthoDotary'K Ofllcc, May 10.

HUM. Register and Clerk's Notice. Notloff In hrvol'V irlvnu that tho fnllnwlMi ii.iint'tt uccounlaniw have Mleu their uoooutitj the Itoitisifr ami t'liM'k olllcc of Kultoo county, ati1 that the nuhic. will be presented to ihn OiplmiiM' Court of mild county for continuation on following the second Moniluy or June nett (HfJ) belux me win mv, I. The tir-t mid final ncoo'int of lllxson Akeis of the IMatc of West A.

Akers hue of llruh Ci-cck ljwu.h!). deceased. The first nn.l llnal account of V. of the Kstatc of II. K.

llesa lata of Tli m.pson township, deceased. a The account of 11. S. Daniels Trustee to sell the Iteni I 'lc of K. Sipes lull of Union township, deceased.

i. The account of William Heatty of the Kstme of Ann 4'catty Into of Union township, deceased. ft. Klrst and fltml account of Wilson Souden of the Ksiato of Marirret Leas late of Tod township, deceased. II.

Kllst and (mat account of S. W. Kirk of the IMatc of M. late of 1-hihlln town-hip. deceased.

Kuank 1'. Lynch, Kctoster Cl'rk. Uenlster aud Clerk's Olltue. May IJ. Good Farm For Sale.

A (footl two horse farm of 110 nores, acres of tfoori farm land and to) acre of uom timber land well adapted fnr stock, can koI running wutrr from eiich Held. Located on the Hun bury and Ijewist'wn Hull road ft mile east of Lew Into 11 aud Huruhum.one mile fromstatfon. llc.st market la the country. Rood IJuildinjrs, Kruit, Tlnihcr and best Spring Water. Kasy Address.

J. W. Stikutp. YFAtJKIiTUWN, I'A. FARMERS, ATTENTION! The season is here when you are thinking about farm machiuery, aud I waul to toll you that I am better than over prepared to offer you inducements.

Remember I am headquarters for Buggies, Binders, Mowers, Hay Kakes, Hay Tedders, Corn Plows, Cultivators, Spring-tooth Harrows in fact, all kinds of Fa i 1 1 I in pi in en s. Repairs for all kinds of machinery. Pumps, Pipe aud Fittings, fencing wire, ashing Mail chines, all kinds of Hard ware, Dr. Iless's Stock Food every packageguaranteed. Chop, Graham Flour, andCornmcal always on hand, togctlver with a full line of Groceries.

Confectionery, Tobaccos and Uigars. W. Tl. NESI3IT, Fulton House) Pa. Whips Cove.

Candidates, potato bugs, and locusts are most plentiful at present. Miss Anna Deshoug, 'who spent last week with friends in the Cove returned homo Sunday. Cornelius Diehl spent last week his daughter, Mrs. Pee, at Brtsezewood. Uriah Diehl visited friends across Sideling Hill last week.

llaptisinal services at the Upper church last Sunday were well atteuded. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mellott and T. 11.

Starr and family visited Nathan Mellott's Sunday. Blanche Barton of Crystal Springs spent last week with our seamstress, Belle Diehl. Eli Lafferty, of Frauklin Mills, spout last week iu tho Cove. Herbert Morgret and wife, of Necdmore, visited friends here last week. Did the hot weather or the locusts cause our painters to stop work on the church? Essie Williams of near spending the summer with her grandfather, Amos Wink.

Electioneering is the order of t'le day and because one young mau's horse would not travel at night, he was compelled to stay till daylight recently. W. had hotter learn tho ditTer-ence between gasoliue and glycerine hefci'o into drug busiuess again. Mrs. S.

W. Hart and daughter, and Manuel Mills aud daughter, atteuded Baptism Sunday. Howard (hulaud and Anna Deshong visited in the upper end of the Cove on Tuesday evening. Loguo Plessinger aud family visited A bra in Plessinger Sunday. Boston Diehl and Sam Diehl are both busy repairing tho interior of their houses.

Wonder what it all means Albert Plessinger who was in jured some time ago by a horse stepping (vi hu foot.is improving. Amos Wink has purchased Baker's property at Flicker-ville. Grain and Stock Farm For Sale Intendlni to quit fanning, tho underslKiied iitends to Hell hlK personal property nt public ubo it the hint of Aiuriisi and, Iu the mean time will offer his ferm nt private alo. Th, Valuable Property consists of between HoO nnd 4ufl ftorei. uboul.

X) ireof which In cleared and Inn KOodmUitc of cultivation and lies about -2 miles east of HI if Cove Tannery. The Improvement are a Kood 1' WO STORY PKAMK of 8 rooms. irood HANK I1ARN HO feut. IIUOO SHK'J COKNCU11I. LAHOK SHF.Kt HOUSK, nod all necewary outbuilding.

Tho woodland 1h onv-ered with a fine lot of Excellent Timber consisting of Oak, Poplar, Ash. Chestnut, and Chestnut (Ink. Vhls Is one of tho IIKST ST'lCk FARMS In the Cove. For further Information call on tn' address Con HAD 11I.AH1KII, HIk Covo Tannery, Pit. KALBACH SPANCLER, Knobsville, Meiiufnctiirt rs of I ALL KINDS Of ROUGH and WORKED LUMBER.

FLOORING, SIDING, -Sc. always on hands. Frame Stuff furnished to order with promptness. Mills one mile north of Knobsville. mcCONINEULSBURG A.

D. E. Little, Proprietor. Fresh Hread, Rolls, Cakes, Doughnuts, and Pretzels on hand all the time. Free Delivery iu town on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thurs- days, and Saturdays.

For 1'arties, AVeddings, 5 ve are prepared on a couple of days notice to furnish all kinds of cakes i 'Your Patronage Solicited. 3 D. E. LITTLE. VrVVsMrAArrVArVlrMrW BAKER MARTIN, Undertakers, Locust Grove, Pa.

Fiue Funeral Car, Latest Designs in Caskets and Burial Cases. We are prepared to take charge of funerals on short notice aud furnish just what you waut. Satisfaction Guaranteed and Prices Reasonable. Place of business near John Plessinger's store. YOU NEED ABUGGY HOW DOES THIS STRIKE YOU? A Bran New Falling Top Buggy with Full Leather Trimming, Spring Cushion and Back, Thousand Mile Axle, A Grade Wheels, Put- ent Shaft Couplers aud Fine- ly Finished throughout for ONLY $50.

Large Stock to select from. lam also handling Haud- made Buggies and Wagons. 2 W. Evans, Hustontown, Pa. S.

P. HETZIiER Dealer In Pianos Organs Buggies Carriages Good marketable stock taken in exchange. B'When in need of anything in our lino write for particulars to i S. P. METZLER.

Burnt Cabins, Pa. AAA. A. 1 -S i SAJJace Mi OK We have all the newest Stiff, and Straw I'M HATS Hi ft for Men and Doys. Shirt Waists and Soft Shirts, we have in almost any i i i i At a i .11 Hi siyie, ana iois or inem ai ciose pncey CLOTHING fj Dr not fii! tn f'wp us pi 1 ey.

Men's suits as low as $2.50 HI Boys' 60c, and TROUSERS we have in nil THE NEW STRIPES from 1.50 to 3.00. Aj.AAA,tAi...j.A,.AAAAAAAAJ.AA JK.JS. ooocoocooooo oooooooooooooo Spring Time WHEN A LADY GETS generally finds a 8 a new mattress, springs or pillows. UUUU MATTKESSES are and to order up to $30.00. Tho very cheap kind, that only serve to look at and worry where.

BED SPRINGS. $2.00 to The same remarks apply as to A NEAT CLEAN IRON BED ofteu replaces an eld wooden one to great advantage. Makes the room brighter and looks coler on a hot day or night. Cfb NEW ORIENTAL STRTPE TAPESTRIES nt, mid 7 a yard (double width) make 6 iugs. A COUCH SPREAD in riuge all around, at $1.50 is GoMCarts and Third new lot this season.

6 H. SIERER FURNITURE MAKERS, On Queen Street, Chambersburg oooooooooooooo ooooooocoo THE BHGT LAWN SWINO MAOB Bargains in Alillinery! Closing-out SALE Owing to coutiuued ill health I will close out my entire stock of Spring Millinery ut, and below cost. This consists of Hats, flowers, Laces, Velvets, C'liilTous, Ribbons, and must and will be sold. Conic Early and Get Your Choice of Bargains Mary E. Daniels.

Help Wanted. A good girl for general housework; good wages, and transportation furnished to Lancaster Pa. Reference required. The position would be in the country.along the trolley line. There will be no cows to milk, or baking to do.

None, but a good all around girl for house work neod apply. For further information Inquire of L. C. Roignor, 11 W. Chestnut St Lancaster Pa.

AA a AAA SSonsi Spring Styles in Fur, v. is Great. rail: we enn snve vou mon- M' Mi 1 Mi READY TO CLEAN HOUSE bed, or two that ought to have 0 hore in stock from to you awhile, you can get else $12.00. PILLOWS. HOc to 2.00 mattresses.

attractive curtains and cover- 0 seme goods, 50 by 108 inches, pretty and cheap. Baby Coaches. Ilive you a nice baby AG EH' i I wo SwlDKS tnt oU-U, Cliclig, Camp Chuitd Irouinj Tables, Wash 3cnc AgenU easily malic $5 t6 $10 Per Day. Will furnuih sar.iplyi nt reduced prices to thor.a des irinj-Rgency. Ivxcllisivc lerjitory given.

CiearBJJ ffcaWars Cc. ci Eii', CRESS'S New Millinery. Everything in the millinery line, including the most beautiful Pattern Hats, Trimmed Hats, and the choicest selection of Flowers, Chiffons, and Trimmings of all kinds. As this is our first spring season, our goods arc ail new, and of the LATEST STYLES. No shelf-worn goods, nor goods from other seasons.

Our Prices arc the Lowest. Call and Ik-convinced. Thanking you for your previous patrouage, we ask you for a share of your present. Store diagonally opposite ili i Cooper House. Mrs.

E. M. GKESS. Men UVcinte-ci. Rertpwtable fciiflu men, acd 20 to 27 yearii, ublu mid willing to work with spude und shovrl, and do other common labor Iu Hiimtner, and do work in thu wood in winter.

Nu froo cur fare. Wagna 20 jx month and board. Kxtra pay for lonjf continued faithful Kin-vice. ED KEICHEN13ACH, SlirvAvmv Jefferson, Wisconsin, Hints. 1.