The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-02-15
'COnnellSburg
THYME YEARS AGO.
| the Ken who were Engaged in
Business at that Time.

Il the FULTON Democrat which be- |
Is career i'm McConnellsburg |
Nthe first of September 1850. 1t |
resting TO look over the old pa
u a see who were among those ac-
engaged in business, and the
ement pf public affairs in the
at that period.
Democrat office at that time was
old bniiding now being torn
by John Sheets. VIM. G. Nc
father Of the widow of the late
.tIohn A. Robinson, advertises a
stock of boots and shoes cheap |
sh or country produce at his
n a room in the same bu ilding
ohnston Work informs the peo-
1t he has the Bargains of Two
ID at his store in the room now
ed BY ri. G. Smith &Co.
FRANCIS G. Reamer uses half |
10 tell the people that he has a
stock Of Everything from "a calo-
Iwder to fish-hook at his Drug |
I)ne door west of Mark Dickson's
known as the Cross Keys hotel.
bd on the corner where the large
I building now occupied by Geo.
,isner a Co., now stands. Hence
IRIS drug store was between the
md Charlie Stevens's building.
.ug store afterward moved across
eet into the room where Trout's
tore now is.
,b Reed had come down from
I'd and Started large general
andising store in the room now
led by the Racket Store. His
residence was in the Mrs. Ster-
Hiding, now occupied by Mrs.
m and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Tritle.
eed about this time erected the
L house opposite the Court House
wned md occupied by John p.
!" Esq.
I'D Goldsmith says, "Gentlemen,
Herei'' He informs the people
Connellsburg and vicinity that
connpenced the tailoring bust
Il.In all It's various branches, in
op one door east of the printing
Tho Sheets old building.
A b Davy Goldsmith has sprung a
4 of NATURAL born tailors Sam
POLO, Illinois, and from the en-
Sc shown in his advertisements,
one Of the most wide-awake busi-
nen OF his city; Harry owns and |
cts largo merchant tailoring
ess at Everett, Pa; Charlie, a
sr one cutter, is in the shop oc-
\ BY his late father in this place:
., e is married to Charlie Stevens
WINS and conducts a fine mer-
tailoring establishment in this
and Miss Name, who is just as
n with the needle as any of
Is iirst-class dressmaker, and
nt home with her mother.
% Gibson annonces that he has
"Fashion Emporium" in the
rent of Mrs. Windle's hotel THE
HOUSE where he is prepared to
ifnoQate all in want of well fit
'armon<s Gibson was poetical
as tne following from his adver-
ent wilIindicate:
~ fashions are both late and fine
WORK VIII every grace combine,
s<iii ~ 9mple and complete,
uhe'u fiS you out both CHEAP and NEAT
sn' peEux II you want to cut a..
ftcomc hlong with your goods and cash;
eioson's the boy to rig you out
Goat Pants, and Roundabout.
90 McDonald offers his stock
sting Of Spanish, Ladies', Plain.
wasoh. Saddles, Harness, Bri-
arunks &e', at his shop oppo-
irs Windle's hotel.
'rge ". Kennedy says he has
'enoeo nc Boot and Shoemaking
~ ~ y ariordsburg, in the shop
>t'y ocqupied by Samuel Hedding.
's'n v1lmore has determined to
y Sen5''e stock ofhats, caps, boots,
MADE pp clothing, cloths, cass-
a. @e'' ~ public auction during
week q his store opposite Mrs. |
giie's hotel.
aaa 7amuel Bender (our pres
( v"'' nA9 Samuel-the only per-
'ne'''loned in the paper who are
puA''ess A'''ess in our town take this
~ 3 'Normlng the public that
"ave 81 tablished new Cabinet
~ ''n Street, a few doors east
= r fhurch, where they will
"'' Hfep on hand and make to
7o' plvans, ottomans, settees.
,Q'e' parlor and rocking chairs,
=, 2! pther things "too tedious
as the sale bills say. The
In the building now
'| M. Bender, and the
'aoned was a small stone
M peeast side ofFirst Street,
George w. Greathead's
nese gentlemen are still
I 'siness in their new build
east of "Mrs. Windle's
" liver carried on cabinet |
'hdertaking in the house
ana occupied by Mrs.
on First Street.
mmel father of James
this place. has taken