The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-11-23
ADDITIONAL Local.

GrOcery.
Buy your fruits and canned goods
at Irwin's for Thanksgiving day.
Irwin is unpacking loads of Holiday
goods.
Don't forget Irwin's store when out
shopping.
Irwns is the place to buy lamps and
all kinds of lamp fixtures.
Thoughts are turning toward Christ
mas.
The best thing to lean on is fat
purse.
Somebody will have to eat crow for
Thanksgiving.
It's the man who drinks that gets a
head.
The price of paper is advancing in
great jumps.
Buckwheat cakes and sausage are
with us once again.
There has been feeling of snow in
the air.
The first thing to learn in golf is
how to pronounce it.
Everyone fancies his or her individ-
ual trouble to be the worst.
A rabbit in the pot is worth dozen
in the bush.
Even the people who don't believe in
signs will shy at "Paint."
The man who boasts of being self
made assumes deal of responsibility.
When you hear people boasting
about their family tree, he sure its
chestnut.
There is no disease that can be cured
so quickly as the school-time head
ache.
The postoffice will be closed on
Thanksgiving day from 3 to o'clock,
p. m.
THE NEWS Office is turning out fine
job work at reasonable prices. Orders
filed promptly.
All kinds of stoves at w. H. Mes
bits. Call, examine them, and get
prices before you buy.
Rev. ID. p. Drawbaugh will preach
in his own church on next Sabbath
morningan in the Presbyterian church
in the evening.
Pennsylvania furnished over 10000
men for the Spanish and Philippine
war, making her total more than any
other State or Territory in the Union.
Mrs. Lydia Shaffer, widow of Levi
Shaffer, died at her home near Grace
vile, Bedford county, on the 18th in
stant She was the mother of Mrs.
Alice Bivins, of Wells Valley.
The social given by the Junior
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Lutheran church, at the home of Miss
Mabel Jackson, on Tuesday evening,
was decided success. They netted u
sum greatly exceeding their most san
guine expectations.
Marriage licenses were granted to
the'following persons at Bedford last
week. George w. Mcdaniel, of West
Providence, and Miss Harriet Layton,
of Fulton county. Mason l.. Thomas,
of Broad Top, and Annie Daniels, of
Fulton county.
In remitting dollar bill for THE
FULTON COUNTY NEWS a year, DR..
John Russell Hunter, of Lewistown,
Pa, says: 81 find THE NEWS to be a
bright. clean, newsy sheet-a model
country newspaper-one that should
find its way into every home in Fulton
county.
DR.. Smith has just fitted up his Of
flee with special apparatus for treat
ing nasal catarrh and throat troubles.
He took special course in these dis
eases in city hospital and has been
treating number of cases in this
county.
David II. and Elizabeth Myers will
sell at their home one mile north of
Knobsvile On Saturday next at 10 o.
clOtk, lOTScS, Cdbult, mugs, ldIihihE
implements, and many other articles.
Our friend John Bender is carrying
pet hand this week. Last Saturday
evening he attempted to take down
from its place in the woodhouse, an
iron-toothed rake with which to gather
up some leaves that had collected in
the yard. The rake fell and one of
the teeth penetrated his hand, making
an ugly sore and causing that member
to become badly swollen.
Messrs. Doyle and Sinner are
changing the unsightly appearance of
the new Cooper building by the artis-
tic touches of the paint brush; and it
will hereafter take rank with the fine
looking buildings in its neighborhood.
Tommy Hamil has purchased and
taken possession of George Smith S
restaurant. Mr.. Hamil expects to keep
this popular resort up to the high
standard of excellence of the past
The rooms are veritable parlors and
the appointments all that the most