The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-08-02
Read Hostetter add this week.

Read Hostetter ad this week.
Peerless Horse ard Cattle Powder
at Robinson's. 10 cts per Id.
Mr.. J. w. Mowers and T. w. Hus-
ton of Clear Ridge were in town We'd
nesday.
Don't pay 10c for one lb. of Wheel
Grease when you can get lbs. for &c
at p. L. Mann's.
Owing to the steady rush of business
the Union Photograph Company will
remain In this place few weeks yet.
We trust the Epworth Leaguers
among our many readers will appre-
ciate the notes on the topic found in
another column.
Rev. and Mrs. II. G.. Clair, of ST.
Thomas, remained after the installa-
tion services until Tuesday morning,
when they went to Penmar. They were
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ShafTner.
It is feared that Mrs Philip Gordon,
of Belfast, is taking typhoid fever
Pott Mckee, wife and baby who
we're reported last week as having ty
phoid fever are better now
Rev. Louis r. Zinkham, Superin-
tendent of the Bayview Asylum, Balti-
more, Md, is visiting the family Of
Michael Knauff and is expected to fill
the pulpit of the Reformed church next
Sunday morning at 1920.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Stewart, of
Wells Valley, accompanied by their
son Master Walter, attended the in
stallation services of DR.. Went at Nc
Connellsburg last Friday evening and
remained a day or two with friends in
town.
The dedication of the Jr. o. U. A..
M. hall at Clear Ridge last Saturday
was great success-both socially and
financially. The order was good, the
speeches interesting, and large gath
ering of people had very enjoyable
day.
Robert A. Mcdonald, George Kittel,
and James 0. Cleary were arrested
Monday morning charged with fraud
in the matter of pensions. They were
taken before Chambersburg Justice
where they furnished bail for their APP
pearance at the coming term of the
United States district court at Phil
adelphia, beginning August 20th.
Assistant Postmaster w. A. Sloan
and daughters Scott and Emma, Mr..
and Mrs. r. F. Sloan, Rev. w. a.
West Mr.. Clarence Trout, Misses
Hattie Alexander and Alice and Jessie
Dickson, all of this place, and Mrs.
Abbe Speer and daughter Miss Anna,
of Saluvia, were among those who at
tended the Presbyterian Reunion at
Penmar on Tuesday.
One of the neatest business rooms in
town now is that occupied by Robin
sons Grocery, opposite the postoffice,
It has just been artistically paint
ed and generally overhauled. Mr..
Robinson has nice line of fresh
groceries, COUleCtlOHS, anu lrulus, anu
his line of tobacoes and cigars is the
largest i'm town. Not the least of at
traction this hot weather is his lemon
ade and ginger cake department. II
lust cheats alp the satisfaction one
can get out of nickle when invested
in glass of ice-cold lemonade and
big hunk of gingerbread.
Chambersburg has lost no time In
acting upon the idea of an automobile
line for the town, and n company has
already been formed with capital oi
So 900. 1t has been deemed best, how
ever, TO issue only two hundred shares
of stock at $1,000 per share at first and
this was all taken in short time. The
company has in contemplation the pur'
chase of an automobile or locomobilC
with capacity of six or eight passen
gers, and place it upon the street al
once, with ten cent fare and after
the experiment has been thoroughly
tried to purchase more machines and
establish regular lines over the town
with five cent fare. The parties in
terested in the scheme are very enthu
siastic.