The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-11-26

were Dorm TO Mr.. ana MRS. u. w.
Lawyer, of Licking Creek town.
ship. One of the boys died on
the day of his birth, and on Mon
day of this week the other died.
Reuben r. Sipes Is nothing if
he is not progressive, and this
fall he has been busy hauling
limestone from the Cove to burn
another kiln on his farm IN Lick.
ing Creek township. Mr., Slpes
knows that after all no other fer
tilizer pays quite so we'll as lime.
B. 7. Bence, of Three Springs,
telegraph operator for the Pipe
Line company at that place, has
been transferred to the pumping
station atAughwick, where he will
manipulate the keys of the new
line and at a considerable advance
of salary. Edgar Stevens sue
ceeds Mr.. Bence at Three
Springs.
Robert N. Sinner, of this
place, narrowly escaped an acci-
dent last Friday that might have
proven very serious. He was in
the cellar at his home on West
Walnut street, splitting some
wood, when the axe struck a
joist and came down on Mr..
Shlmers head, infllcting an ugly
cut.
HIDES WANTED. = Hig b e t
market price paid for beef hides,
horse hides, wildcat skins, and
all kinds of grease, at Paul Wag-
ner's Tannery, McConnellsburg.
There is said to be a general
movement among sportsmen
throughout the State for better
protection of game, by means of
shorter hunting season. To
this end Novem Der l is advocated
for the beginning of the open sea-
son for squirrels, rabbits, pleas
ants and turkeys.
Grand Masonic Fair, at Han.
cock, November 25-26-27-28, ben
eft of Masonic Temple Fund.
Band and Orchestra Concerts
every night. Thursday, Novem.
Der 26 will be Pennsylvania night
There will be something dong all
the time. Meet your friends on
the Appian Way-they will all be
there.
The Chief Burgess of Waynes-
horo, who is also Director of the
Wayne Band, gave orders to en-.
force the law about cleaning snow
from sidewalks. He had the po-
lice make returns of those who
disobeyed the law and fined each
property holder 81. In the list
was himself, for he had forgotten
a lot he owned. He paid up like
major.
HlDES.-James Sipes & Sons
pay the highest market price
for beef hides at their butcher
shop IN McConnellsburg, also
highest price paid for calf skins,
sheepsklns and tallow.
The annual union Thanksgiving
service IN this place will be held
IN the Methodist Episcopal church
at ten O'Clock, Thursday morning,
and the sermon will be deliverd
by Rev. Bryner. If you think
the Almighty has not done enough
for you during the past year to
make 1t worth your while to go to
church and show by your pres
ence, at least, that you have
gram of gratitu de in your heart,
then don't waste your time but go
ahead with your usual work.
N. r. Hoover of the Extract
Company here, whose home is IN
Hustontown, according to the
Fulton County News, was obliged
to wheel John r. Jones of that
town about II miles in a wheel.
barrow because of Bryan's de
feat. We think Hoover has got
enough exercise to last awhile,
this stunt IN addition to the one
he was compelled to fulfil here
in Mount Union. Hoover is
good fellow and is true to his
Democratic principles. 80 Mount
Union Times.
Through the earnest efforts of
Gee A. Comerer, Mrs. Warrie