The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1909-02-25
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among friends IN Illinois, return
ed to their home In this place
Tuesday, and speak enthusiastic
ally of the good time shown them
by their western friends.
Ellwood Carbaugh and family
who have resided during the past
two years on S. A. Nesbit's farm
in Tod township, moved on Tues
day on to the Lamberson farm
near Webster Mills, now owned
by Harvey Nelson. John Peck
is gong on the Nesblt farm.
Mrs. Ella r. McKibbln, wife of
DIR. W. l.. McKibbin, of Buck Val
lev, has been spending the past
week IN the home of her son,
Herbert, the editor o. the Fulton
publican. DR.. and Mrs. Nc
Klbbin resided IN this town few
years, and when either of them
come back, they are warmly
greeted by their numerous
friends.
WANTED strictly sober steady
man with small family to take
care of horses for Philadelphia
Firm, free rent and $1,000 per
week." Write to S. r., S. w.
KENNEDY & Co., % and 30 S.
Water ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
While George Bivens was at
j. W. Mellott's blacksmith shop
up in the Extension, last Thurs
day, he was unfortunately kicked
by a horse and severely injured.
One of the horses feet kicked him
in the face crushing the cheek
bone, and the other struck one
CT his hips, lntllcting an ugly
brulse. While it was marvel
Gus escape from instant death, he
will be all right IN a few days with
the exception that he Is likely al
ways to carry scar in the face.
This is just the time of year
when you are most likely to have
kidney or bladder trouble, with
rheumatism and rheumatic pains
caused by weak kidneys. De-
lays are dangerous. Get De-
Wits Kidney and Bladder Pills,
and be sure you get what you ask
for. They are the best pills made
for backache. weak back, urinary
disorders, Inflammation of the
bladder, etc. They are antiseptlc
and act promptly. We sell and
recommend them. Trout's drug
store.
E. M. Gelvin, who lives on the
State Road between Fort Little
ton and Burnt CABINS, was in
town Tuesday. Mowery says
that there Is no question but that
the people of Fulton county may
now have a railroad If they are
willing to do the square thing.
The only thing that stands be.
tween US and a railroad is the
"right of way" and those who
have it in their power to grant 1t
or withhold 1t, have the bringing
IN, or keeping out of railroad.
The people In the upper end Of
the county are wide awake, and
have already done their part, and
done 1t well.
A large white oak tree cut down
on Reeder Posten's farm, IN
Smithfield township, Monroe
county, several days ago meas
ured four feet IN diameter and
contained 175 rings on the stump.
AS each ring indicates year, it
would be IT'S years old. The tree
was cut into logs and hauled to
Warren VanVhet's saw mill,
where it was reduced to 800 Feet
of 16 foot and 300 feet of 10 foot
bridge plank. Mr.. Posten states
that there Is enough of the tree
left to supply him with hrewood
for at least year.
A score or more of young girls
IN certain town In Indiana have
formed league to promote re-
finement among young men and,
among other things, have resolv-
ed to marry no man who drinks,
smokes or chews and who does
not take the home paper. Drink
- IL