The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-11-02
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Goldsmith the Tailor.

The mighty hunters arc out in force
pnd come home with big stories.
There is no more unpopular or mn
successful man than the chronic advice
giver.
Football Is really an intellectual
game. 1t certainly brings the UNDER
standings into play.
Summer clothes are being worn lat
or this Fall than usual. There are
several reasons for this.
Ladies' coats altered, or anything in
che line Of tailoring neatly done by
Goldsmith The Tailor
Stock sales are unusually numerous
and unusually large. Horned cattle
are out Of sight in price.
Few people can live without working.
II they don't work themselves they us
ually work somebody else.
A woman can put on her customary
airs when she knows her purse is emp
ty, but q man cannot. This is one in
stance of feminine superiority.
Forty-two wives scattered through
out the world four of whom are in Chi
cago, was the confession made Tues
day by Walter l., Farnsworth, Chi
cago candy commission man, who was
arrested Monday charged with bigamy.
Farnsworth also admitted that he was
a man OF many aliases.
Irwin is selling lamps, glassware
and china dinner sets at special low
rates.
Five gallon oil cans filed with best
Water White oil for S1.1O at Irwin's.
The best buckskin glove in town for
20 cents at Twins.
All kinds of stoves at w. H. Nes-
bits. Call, examine them, and get
prices before you buy.
An uptown man who has been with
out the power of speech for years, while
visiting a wheelwright's shop recently,
pickedup hub and spoke,
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,
3pounds 3 for quarter, and full line
OF canned goods.
Read Albert Stoner's new advertise
ment elsewhere on this page, and take
advantage of his special stove sale.
S. M. Robinson has bought Charlie
Scott's store in this place, and took
possession this morning.
Merchant John A. Irwip treated his
dwelling to new roof last week.
Messrs. John and Harry Linn did the
york.
A good second hand organ for sale
at a'bargain. Inquire at this Office.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Mollie Runyan, of Need
more, and Mr.. Robert Dixon, of Pitts
burg, on the Sth inst.
Norwood Sewing Machines for eigh-
teen dollars at Twins.
Why not send your name in and be-
come a regular subscriber to THE
FULTON COUNTY NEWS?
Messrs. Reisners have just attached
tubular street lamp to the corner OF
their store building, which serves the
double purpose of keeping the pedes-
trian out of pitfalls and as protec.
tion from unwe.come visitors after
business hours.
Solomon |. Miller is now engaged in
erecting fences on the Judge Logan
farm in Ayr township. Some of then
he built during the war and are in
good condition yet. Unlike those OF
The politicians, Soils does not require
continual looking after.
Paragon and Standard Rotary Sew.
ing Machines at Irwin's. Best ma,
chimes made. Sold for cash or month,
ly payments.
Painter John Selsor has just put the
finishing touches to the residences o.
Thomas Hamil and Harvey @. Unger
The appearance OF Germantown Is
much improved by the lavish use o
paint, artistically applied.
Whole number of pupils enrolled il
the Harrisonville school during month
OF October twenty-nine, Honor roll
Maude Deshong, Goldie Deshong, lie
nora Ham, Viola Hockensmith, Dar
rel Hockensmith, Nathan Wishart
Emory Pittman, Albert Hoc1ensmith
Robert Metzler, Joseph Deshong, Johi
Deshong John Ham, Clyde Hocken
smith, Thomas DeshQng.
II. l.. WIsHART,
Teacher.
DR.. Beumbaugh, an educator whose
opinion before county Institutes OF
school topics carries influence, hai
been talking this week to the teachers
of Delaware county. One of the dis
eouraging observations that he mad
was this' That no young woman cal
QupcQSSfullv Pin har school and n haal