The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-11-09
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

cold cash.
Hotel keeper George Hixson has the
largest porker in Everett.
It's the short girl sometimes draws
the long beau.
Women are the salt of the earth.
Remember Lots wife.
The more you think of some people
the less you think of them.
Some people who trust in providence
eventually lose their credit.
The rejected loyer is Va TO slip up
ON the peal Of wedding bells.
A good second hand organ for sale
at bargain. Inquire at this office.
Everything comes to him that waits
with the exception OF wealth.
Everything may come to the man
who waits, but most of US are poor
waters.
Some men are so superstitious that
they object to lending money on Fri
day.
Chestnut eaters should remember
that the worm will turn when bitten
upon.
A fish lays million times more
eggs than hen, and doesn't cackle
about it at that. II
The man who gets along iprt'11sew ne world
is the one who alwaSsgsk knows what not
to do. ~~
twenty-five or thirty young men of
Bedford have organized Fire com
pany and applied for a charter.
The Franklin county teachers insti-
tute will be held at Chambersburg next
week.
Women describe those little bonnets
as ''just heavenly" They do not like
halos, that's fact.
All kinds of stoves at w. II. Nes-
bits. Call, examine them, and get
prices before you buy.
The children are looking around for
such things as they would like Santa
Claus to bring them.
Women may be fond of bargain
counters, but you don't catch them
taking man who is reduced.
The man who lives next door to an
amateur cornet player knows all about
the horn of plenty.
IIoxo ,,,, :, 80 s.,,,,o IL lsor It'll
form civic club for the Improvement
of our streets and the town generally?
When the ladies take hold of any
scheme for the betterment of the com
munity it always proves successful.
Hon. John M. Reynolds, of Bedford,
has been elected Vice President of the
Colonial Iron Company at Riddles
burg.
The Pennsylvania railroad company
has issued notices of general ad-
vance of local freight rates of Is cents
per ton, to take effect Nov. Is.
The commissioners of Huntingdon
county have paid out and have claims
filed, altogether amounting to 81, ,53S. 90
for sheep killed by dogs since the first
of last January.
Charlie Bender has the incest lot of
bright dried peaches you ever saw,
and only 10 cents pound. See them
in his window. They cannot be bought
at wholesale for that now; also prunes,
3 pounds for quarter, and full line
of canned goods.
The Saxton Herald understands that
orders have been received by the man
ager of the furnace property at that
place that preparations are to be made
mt once to get the furnace in readiness
for operation. The Saxton Iron Com
pany will be the operators.
While Miss Frank, "a spinster of six
ty-seven, was climbing over stock
train at Benson, Mimi. on her way to
church, the train started and she was
carried thirty miles on the bumpers
between the cars before it stopped
again. She rode safely with her Bible
in her hand and the railroad company
gave her free passage back to her
home.
Clarence Houser, a three year old
son of William @. Houser, of Cham
bersburg, went up stairs into a room,
few days ago, in which was an open
hole for register The little fellow got
too close TO the hole and fell through
upon hot stove. His screams soon
brought help when 1t was found that
his left side and the lower part of his
left leg We're badly burned. Large
blisters formed and he suffered great
ly, but he is now recovering.
Z 8Ex-Goyernor Hogg, of Texas, re-
Gently went to see the San Antonio In
Sensational Fair, and incidentally, he
f, said, to have some fun at the expense
OF the pickpockets, who, as he had
heard, We're infesting the fair TO fool
them he had a mild Internal machine
arranged inside of a large cheap watch
case. While looking at the menagerie
an ostrich spied the bulging pocket
and deftly lifled the timepiece out. A