The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1899-12-07
ADDITIONAL Local.
Goldsmith, the Tailor.

New Dates, Macaroni and New Crop
Molasses at Robinson's.
Elder Gore, of Virginia, preached at
Needmore Saturday and Sunday.
Pap Mayne, of Fort Littleton killed
porker last Thursday that weighed
$40 pounds.
Miss Jessie Kendall has been quite
i'll for several days.
Thomas Truax, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Abner Truax, of Belfast township, had
the misfortune last Sunday TO have a
finger cut Off. We do not have the
circumstances under which it happen
ed.
Hats, caps, underwear, shirts, col
lars, cuffs, gloves and neckties at G.
l}. Stevens, Merchant Tailor.
The Quarterly Conference will meet
in the M. +. church on Friday, Decem-
her Sth at O'Clock. The Rev. f.. N.
Yocum ID. d., will preach at p. M,
and again Sunday at I. p. IN.
You will find every thing up-to-date
in G. B. Stevens new store.
The Johnstown Democrat on last
Saturday says deal is on foot for
the sale of the Commercial Hotel in
that city to Messrs. w. p. and j. c.
McCavit, of Gettysburg. The con-
sideration will probably be 81 800.
j. c. McCavit was formerly proprietor
of the Fulton House in this place.
Special bargains during Institute
week in clothing and gents furnishing
goods at G. b. Stevens.
The Duncannon correspondent of the
Perry County Freeman says: Rev. O.
b. McCurdy pastor of the Presbyter-
ian church, preached his farewell SER
mon on Sunday. The reverend gentle
man leaves for Philadelphia in a short
time. Both Mr.. and Mrs. McCurdy
will be sadly missed in our town,
where they have done much good.
A few good wagons at Y. j. Conner
er's at bargain prices.
The pension department has adopted
"a new rule requiring pensioners to
take their quarters vouchers to
magistrate every quarter. The num-
Der of the certificate is no longer in
serted in the pension voucher at the
pension office, but must be written in
by the magistrate when the voucher is
executed. This, therefore, makes it alb
solutely necessary for pensioners to
take their certificates.
See II. j. Comerer's nice lot of new
buggies. Special prices for n short
time.
Rev. l.. d. OFT, of McVeytown, while
at the Methodist Epicopal hospital in
Philadelphia last week, had the shot
that penetrated his skull at the time he
was accidentally shot, cut out by
skilled surgeon. 1t is completely flat
tened out and about one-eighth of an
inch in diameter. OF course he now
feels much relieved.
"Topsy' Darts, prominent mem
Der of VIM. $. Dickson's household,
while overseeing the storing away of
the celery crop, picked up Il gold dol
lar, the other day. When any one in
Inmates that they lost one at some re-
mote period ''Topsy" Immediately pro-
duces the little coin, and remarks,
'Here 'tis, 'spect it's yours.
A smooth young man has been vic
timizing some towns in this state in an
easy manner. He takes orders for
dress goods, exacting So in advance,
saying the goods will be shipped inn
mediately and experienced dressmak-
ers will arrive to make up the patterns.
The goods are never shipped and the
dressmakers never arrive.
James Figart, the Eleventh avenue
barber, while hunting in Fulton coun-
ty last week, shot a l00-pound deer on
Cove mountain, which he broughthome
Saturday evening, He also bagged
considerable small game. Yesterday
Mr. Figart and number of his friends
feasted on deer at the noon meal.
\toona Mirror, 10Th instant.
The next Republican Senatorial
\pdidate IN the Franklin Huntington
\rict will probably be w. U. Brew
hambersburg, who once before
sented the district. His chief
itors will be Alexander Stewart,
in county, and Senator Chris
huntingdon county, Ex-repre-
w. Rush Gillian may be the
Ac nominee for the place.
cob Wentz, u well-known
Me Radical United Breth-
49, jed at his home at Mar
|I| after lingering ILL
Qtion. Rev. Wentz was
Apunly and was twice
pd wife who survives,
Jacob Shuman. A
' IA farmer residing
~ Everett, Pa,
kculiar circum-
abbit hunting