The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1906-07-12
INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS
i, oeaI and General Interest, Gathered
At Home or Clipped from our
Exchanges.
.oSOeysep FOR HURRIED READERS

CONDENSED roN ho"N'Io "1n"'
The festival at Asbury M. H.
hnrcb will be held Saturday ait
,rnnn ana evening, July 2Sth in
stead OF the 2lst.
WANTED. - FIVE industrious
,.u TO work in Taunery. Wages
lC and up per day. Apply i'm
nediately and go to work at once.
S;ALTILLo TANNERY,
., SaltIllo, Pa.
Children like Kennedy's Laxa
we Honey and Tar. The pleas
ontest and pest cough syrup to
81 take, because 1T contains no OPT
otes Sold by Stouteagle q Bros.
Those walkover shoes about
winch you are told IN the Racket
81 stores new advertisement this
& week are all right, and il you are
nearly barefoot 1T will pay you to
+ walk over and see them before
& you buy any other.
WANTED: An experienced
4 woman for cook and generalhouse
y work. Wages 50 per week. Ap-
fply to
Mrs. X. h. SIMMONS,
Hancock, Md.
4G 2l.6t.
James G.. Turner & Co., Han
\ cock, Md, are now closing out
ktheir line of Ladies', Misses and
II Children s Summer Hats, TRIM
lined and uutrim med shapes.
8This line will be sold regardless
4 of cost, as they will not carry any
4 in to another season. Hats that
\ were S1.50 to $500, are now sell
for 60c.
n II. NJ. Griffith, Robert EARLY,
q Daniel Cunningham, of Wells; W
A Don Morton, of Tod; b. @. Lam.
\ bersou, of Taylor; Hattie Kendall
\ of McConnellsburg; Olive Kendall,
n Maude Rlnedollar and Vlrgie
4 Truax, of Ayr, and Elsie Baker,
of Dublin, were Fulton county
\ teachers in attendance at the
\ State Teachers Association last
\ week.
Does EVIL still, your whole life fill ?
Does woe betide?
You" thoughts on suicide?
You need a pill
Now for proseand cts-DeWltt's s
Little EARLY Risers are The most
pleasant and reliable pills known
to day. They never grippe. Sold
by Stouteagle & Bro.
The Fulton Democrat this week
contains an advertisement for
bids for the construction Cf 5000
feet of road in Ayr township, be
ginning about 1000 feet north of
the bridge across Duffey's mill
race, and extending southwark
by Webster Mills; the road, of
course, will be constructed under
the late State law, and will be the
first IN this county.
Joseph F.. Barton, A. M. Sc. d.
for eighteen years on the faculty
OF the q. V. state normal school
has accepted position as lnstruc
TOR in the Hamlin University, st.
Paul, Minnesota. DR.. Barton
spent the time from Saturday un
TIL Monday IN the home of hls
cousin County Superintendent
Chas. h. Barton, of this place,
and starts for his western home
this week. Joe's many Fulton
county friends hope he may find
his new work pleasant and that
his health may be improved by
the change.
The chances for living "a full
century are excellent IN the case
OF Mrs. Jennie Duncan, of Hay
nesville, Me-, now 20 years old
She writes Electric Bitter:
cured me OF chronic dyspepsia o
years standing,a and made me fee
MS we'll and strong as young
girl. " Electric Bitters cur,
stomach and liver diseases, bloot
disorders, general debility an,
bodily weakness. Sold on a qua,
antce at Trout'S drug stol e
Price ouly 5Jc
a. j. Drexel I}iddle aud wife
of Philadelphia, who passe,