The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1901-09-12

Pu1 ~ uOWn as poor opinion.
The teacher and scholars at
McGovern s school in Tod town
ship will hold a festival in the
grove at the school house next
Saturday evening for the purpose
of raising funds to purchase more
books for their school library.
Their object is worthy one and
they should be well patronlzed.
Norris Silver, North Stratford,
n. II. 81 purchased a bottle Of
One Minute Cough Cure when
suffering with a cough doctors
told me was incurable. Ode bot
tie relieved me, the second and
third almost cured. To-day l am
We. ms1. I oats drug store.
Mrs. A. U. Mace of this place
last spring planted two small
bulbs of the calladium or "ele-
plants ears" plant. The plant
is now six feet in height, and has
twelve big leaves, the largest be-
ing 43 inches in length and 30
inches in breadth and the outer
edge of the leaf measuring ten
feet.
Now, at the close os another
year in the life of the Fulton
County News, is a most oppor-
tune time to examine the label on
your paper. If you owe for a
year or more, pay up. Most of
the subscribers to the News pay
in advance. 1t takes whole lot
of money to get TO you as good a
paper as the News, and you eau
help US greatly by keeping paid
up. Besides, the longer it is left
run, the harder it is TO pay.
William Parsons, OF Shade Val
ley, Huntingdon county, went
with his two horse team on bus
mess trip 10 Dry Run, Franklin
county last Tuesday. AS he was
leaving, the yoke of the tongue
broke and the horses started TO
run off. Mr.. Parsons stopped
the horses, but in doing so broke
his right arm at the wrist. DR..
Shope was called and reduced the
fracture.
A young gentleman who had
very kindly accompanied a young
lady home from the bush meeting
at Gem one evening last week,
was surprised when passing
through the yard gate on leaving
her residence to have a big some
thing like a dog spring at him
and with savage growl grab him
by the heel. The young man did
not faint, however; for little in
vestigation proved it to be wac
gish friend who wanUed TO have
little fun at his expense.
This issue ends the second
years existence Of the Fulton
County News. Tneproprletor is
most highly gratified with the
success the News has attained,
and with the generous support
given it by the people both in and
outside the county. 1t has a cir
culation much greater than that
ever attained by any other paper
in the county, and subscribers
are being added daily to it's list.
No effort VIII be spared to keep it
what it is now, the peoples favor
ite paper.
Services VIII be held in the U.
B. churches on the Hustontown
charge September IS, as follows;
Mt Tabor, 10 a. m.; Oak Grove,
2.30 p. M; Wells Valley, 7.45 p.
m. Subject Two things that
are absolutely necessary to eter-
nal life and admission to heaven.
This being the last service before
conference, alarge Congregations
desired. A silver collection will
be taken ia behalf of the confer
ence assessments. Service at
MIR. Thos. C"0mwell's on Thurs
day eve hug, September -, at 3
o'clock.
Rev, Thomas j. Cross, a su-
perannuated minister of the
Methodist Episcopal denomina-
ton, died Saturday evening, Aug
uSt RI at Tihartvtovun Md