The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-10-11

Trolley Insect Exterminator at Rob
inson's. Sure death to bed bugs.
Mr.. Ernest Linn has typhoid fever
at Glen Campbell, Indiana county.
T. B. Stevens has force of men at
work on the erection of his new DWELL
ing on "Magsam's Addition"
Hunters will find a nice supply of
shells, 10 to 16 guage and Hunters
Belts at 9. @. Bender's.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Peck, OF Philadelphia
last Wednesday. Her name is Ruth
Virginia.
Yuco, Americas greatest Breakfast
Food at &C. Bender 's;also Dilworths
fine coffee at ID cents.
Mr.. Roe Mellott is using Miles Mel
lofts traction engine in saving out a
lot Of lumber In the lower end of Ayr
township.
Mrs. John H. Truax of the Meadow
grounds has a pumpkin which she
raised during the summer of 1898. She
has put 1t by for the next centennial.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fix desire in
this way to thank the friends and
neighbors who showed so much kind
ness during their late bereavement
Communion and Love Feast will be
observed at McConnellsdale church
near McConnellsburg Saturday after
noon and evening. October 18th. There
will be preaching services on Sunday.
M. e. Daniels has just received
large stock of fall and winter milli-
merry. Latest styles, and very low
prices. Trimming free of charge. Call
and see goods.
T. J. Thompson, by following the
instructions given by his attending
physician, DR.. Mosser, respecting the
treatment OF his injured limb, is inn
proving, and expects to be able to at
tend to business soon.
The Fulton county News, under the
able management of B. w. Peck, has
begun its second volume. The News
Is worthy the name it bears and is
deserving of the support it is receiving
from the people of our neighboring
county. Opinion.
j. Lloyd Doyle, formerly of this
place, has succeeded Harry Gold
smith in the tailoring business in Ev-
erett, and from his advertisement in
the town papers, we may judge that he
means business. Lloyd is reliable
young man, and his many McConnells-
burg friends wish MIN success.
Rev. James Morrow, D. D., Secre-
tary of the Pennsylvania Bible So
ciety, delivered very interesting ad-
dress in the M. E. church in this place
on Monday evening. A reorganiza-
tion of the Fulton County Bible So
ciety was effected by electing A. U.
Mace, president; J. A. Irwin and Geo.
W. Reisner, vice presidents;' b. w.
Peck, secretary, and w. H. Nelson,
treasurer.
A deal has been consummated be-
tween the Cumberland Valley Tele-
phone company and the Franklin and
Fulton Telephone company by which
the latter line will soon pass into the
hands of the former. The G. V. co. will
soon begin replacing the metallic wire
now in use on its lines with copper
wire.
Master S. F. Huber, Chambersburg,
heard evidences In the suit instituted
by Clara B. Amsley against her hus-
band, Oliver Amsley, who is now in
Altoona, for divorce. The wife al
leges desertion and cruelty. Several
witnesses testified to the charge of de-
sertion and the wife told how her hus-
band had threatened to kill her. They
were married near Mercersburg ten
years ago.
d. D. G.. M. Markley, of Warfords-
burg, installed the following officers
in McConnellsburg Lodge No. 744, 1.
o. o. F., last Friday evening: N. c.,
H. A. Comerer; V. G., H. o. While;
secretary, B. w. Peck; assistant sec
retary, d. Malloy; treasurer, A. d.
Dalbey: r. S. to N. G., James Fry
man; warden, G. B. Stevens, l. c., L.
II. While, r. S. to V. g., Geo. B.
Daniels; chaplain, G. A. Comerer.
Mr.. Markly was accompanied by Mr..
Frank Ranck, of Warfordsburg
Lodge.
Familiarity with prevailing stand
ards OF etiquette gives young man a
distinct advantage, and he who is sure
that he knows is at ease and conforms
automatically to social requirement.
None can be perfect in department who
has to stop to consider how things
ought to be done. If man be
gentleman at heart the outward polish
is easily acquired-between manners
and morals the tie is intimate. A
true gentleman is simple, unpretend-
ing, natural He is courteous and
considerate and has the personal
dignity that comes of self-respect, not