The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1900-07-26
Read Hostetter ad this week.
Peerless Horse and Cattle Powder
at Robinson's. 10 cts per 10.


at Robinson's. 10 cts per 10.
Mr.. Riley Peck, of this place, has
been on the sick list few days.
Miss Lizzie, daughter of Mr.. Isaac
Hull, has been sick for several days.
The birthday party at the Washing
ton House Monday night realized Sll5.
Galley G. Chambers, of Big Cove
Tannery, is employed at Ocean Grove
this summer.
Don't pay 10c for one 10. of Wheel
Grease when you can get 2 lbs. for &c
at p. p. Mann's.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fox aud daugh-
ter Hilda spent last Sunday with the
family of M. Knauif.
Advertisers are appreciating the fact
that the Fulton County News is the
best advertising medium in the county.
Mr.. Michael Laidig, merchant at
Laidig, Pa, spent Wednesday at the
county seat.
Clarence Goblin has sold his valu-
able tarm at Fort Littleton to James
d. Stevens, brother of our Doctor
Stevens.
Maynard Sipes the efficient clerk in
Reisner's store has been sick during
the past week.
w. II. Nesbit who has been confined
to his home for several days sick is
able TO be out again.
"Woodap house in this place to Geo.
b. Daniels and John p. Sipes for their
interest in the Mercersburg Journal.
L. B. Stevens, j. A. Chestnut, w. L.
Fields, Joe Baker and Will Fields are
bringing Dwight Thompson's new
house to a speedy completion.
DR.. .Garthwaite of Webster Mills has
returned from the Johns Hopkins
Hospital where he has been taking the
post graduate course the past months.
Wilbur Grissinger killed big rat
tlesnake up at the Big Rock on Cove
mountain Sunday 1t was probably
mate OF the one that gave Harry
Johnston the scare when up there the
other day.
About two weeks ago u SOW and six
shoats strayed away from the prem
ises of VIM. II Woodal in Ayr town
ship. He will be very grateful for
any information concerning them.
They are all black.
Mr.. Burton Troxell and wife, of
Washington, d. c., spent Saturday
and Sunday in the family of Mr.. w.
II. Bootman. Mr.. William Bishop, of
McConnellsburg was also visitor in
Mr.. Bootman's family over Sunday
Hancock Times.
Thomas Johnston, of this place,
spent few days during the past week
visiting his brothers in the lower part
of this county and in Maryland. On
Sunday he took advantage of B. a.
o. excursion and spent most of the
day at the National Capital.
Getting out of bed last Wednesday
night to investigate as to the cause OF
noise, Mrs. Philip Crist of Franklin
county stepped on the back of color
her bed. In the excitement following
the discovery of the intruder's pres.
ence, the negro escaped with Mr.,
CRISIS watch.
Misses Amy and Nan Fleming o.
Harrisburg passed through McCon'
nellsburg on Monday, on their way
home after spending nearly three week;
with their friends Misses Daisy ano
Eta Polk at Knobsville. MissAmy lis
graduate from the Conservatory o.
music in Harrisburg. Before leaving
she engaged rooms at the Washington
house, where she expects to locate the
first of September, for the purpose o
teaching music.
One day last week, says the Shade
Gap correspondent of the Mount Unior
Times, IL large black bear came of
the mountain near Nossville ant
caught a yearling calf belonging tt
John Rouse. A lumberman, namet
John McGrain, heard the continued
bauling of the calf and went to inves
tigate, and he discovered the bea
holding the calf. He ran back to hi
shingle mill for gun and help, ant
when they returned the bear was gone
The calf was SO badly torn that it hat
to be killed.
Prof. f.. T.. Kell attended the funera
of his mother last week. Mrs. Elizi
Kell died at the home of her daughter
Mrs. John Zullinger in Orrstown, Pa.
Saturday afternoon, after being con
fined to her bed three weeks. She wa
lifelong member of the M. Il. church
She was aged 73 years. The funera
took place Tuesday morning at O
clock, services being conducted b.
Rev. A. d. McClasky, of Green viii
age, assisted by Rev. M. f.. Swart2
of Shippensburg,S S. S, Wylie, of Mid
die Springs, and l.. Il. Snyder c