The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-09-17
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Mr.. and Mrs. G, M. Unger, of
Ayr township, are happy over
the arrival of daughter IN their
home last Saturday morning.
John OFT, wife and daughter
Edna, of this place, are spending
two weeks with their daughter,
Mrs. Geo. II. Knotts, in Altoona.
Foley's Kidney Remedy will
cure any case of kidney or blad-
der trouble that is not beyond
the reach of medicine. No medi.
cine can do more. Trout's drug
store.
Mr.. John Magsam accompanied
by Miss Eleanor Logan, of Mar
berth, Pa, spent last Saturday
visiting Mr.. Magsam's friend at
Harrisonville, Pa.
There will be picnic, show,
aud dance mile aud half north
of the Cross Road schoolhouse on
Timber Ridge, next Saturday
evening. Everybody invited to
attend.
The little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wilson E. Lltton, near Web
ster Mills, fell and broke both
bones in one of her forearms,
while gathering spruce on Tues.
day.
Send $1.50 to Lock Box, 1853,
Gettysburg, Pa, for the Inter
national Book of Song. Regular
home classic music. If bought
in sheet form would cost $4,000.
917.3t.
Tuesdays Valley Spirit says:
In a message from Mercersburg
this afternoon the statement is
made that "Mercersburg people
are raising big kick against the
South Penn railroad service and
in all probability the matter will
be appealed to the state railroad
com mission at Harrisburg, now
In session"
The Huston Brothers OF Saltil-
10 have purchased the big store
of the Madden Bros. at Three
Springs, aud now have possession
of the same. The Huston boys
are hustlers and we congratulate
them on this additional evidence
of enterprise.
The attention of voters is call
ed to the fact that the last day
for the payment of cax to qualify
for voting at the November cleo
ton is Saturday, October 3. All
voters should attend to this mat
ter before that date so they run
no risk losing their voGe.
WANTED-Rehable man as dis
trict agent for the Philadelphia
Life Insurance Company. Will
give renewal contract that will
yield an increasing income for
life. Address-Manager of Agen-
cies, North American Building
Philadelphia.
Herbert Helman, a student in
the State Hospital Training
school for nurses, Norrlstown,
Pennsylvania, led
by his friend Edward de Solms,
of the same institution, is spend
ing week at the home of his
mother IN this place. Herbert
expects to graduate next June.
John H. and Edward HI. Refs
ner left this morning to pursue
their studies at Yale University.
The former is a member of the
Sophomore class IN the Academic
Department, and the latter will
take up work IN the graduate de.
partment es Larned Fellow In
Psychology and Philosophy.
These chilly nights recall the
tact that the weather does not al.
ways contine itself to one rut,
says an exchange. In 1916, there
was snow in May and June, Ice
formed in July and August, froz
en- corn was cut for fodder, and
the other green products of the
soil belonging to these months,
perished.
In an alteration between
James Walker, steward of the
Mercersburg academy, and VIII.
liam Johne, the baker, Walker
was severely cut IN the hlp bv A.