The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-04-14
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selection; best stock; best prices
Call at Irwin's Store and see
the Ideal Vacuum Cleaner.
II. E. Palsegrave, of Huston
town, spent Monday In town.
Irwin will sell you the Ideal
Vacuum Cleaner on liberal terms.
Fare one way between Mer-
cersburg and McConnellsburg so
cents. Sheets Stage Line.
Frank Hess, who resides at
Warfordsburg, Route 1, was a
visitor to our Office, Monday ev-
enlng.
Fresh new line of ladies' and
gents shoes just received at j..
K. Johnston's. The prettlest
ladies pumps ever shown in this
town.
I desire through the columns
of the NEWS, to thank my many
friends who so kindly remem mber.
ed me on my birthday. 1 receiv.
ed one hundred and eight cards.
Sara Palmer.
Irwin will rent you, at one dol.
lar per day, the Ideal Cleaner,
that will clean your carpets on
the floor perfectly. We guaran
tee 1t to do this. A trial will con
vince any one.
There will be preaching at the
Sideling Hill Baptist church the
last Saturday In April and the
first Sunday IN May,at 10 O'Clock.
A minister is expected from Phil
adelphia. Ali are cordially invlt.
ed.
Michael Black, of this place,
has gone into the chicken raising
business. He Is Matching his
peeps IN an incu bator, and one
day last week, had nearly hun.
dred little fellows to ''come out. I"
If the News this week should
seem to be little more interest
Ing than usual, 1t may be attrib.
uted to the fact that the Editor
is "away down south IN the fields
of cotton" and all hands around
the Office take turns IN holding
down the edltor's chair.
A clergyman was much sur
prised one day at receiving a bas
ket of potatoes through the gen.
erosity of an old lady in his par
lsh. The madam s message stat
ed that she had heard HIM say IN
bis discourse on the previous
Sunday that some com mon taters
(commentators) did not agree
with HIM, 50 she had sent him
some good ones.
Hats-It means much to get a
hat that you need not be ashamed
to wear after you have it,
and to get it at price that will
please you. J. K. Johnston has
been fortunate enough this spring
TO secure an entire line of sam
pies, of the latest and best goods
In the market at a price that will
take them like hot cakes. Stiff
hats, fur hats, and straws-and
at aoout half the usual price.
Victor, the large Saint Bernard
dog belonging to Donald s. Mace,
OF this place, had to be killed last
week. For several weeks he had
given evidence of rheumatism,
and last week his headquarters be
cane paralyzed, and he had to be
Killed. Victor was known to, and
the friend of all the children id
the town, and his death is univers
ally regretted.
Daniel Fl. johnson wishes to
express his gratitude, through
the NEWS, to some of his friends
who met In his home, on the eve
ming of the 9TH inst, to help him
during sickness, with a pound
party, though many took pounds.
those present we're, Dewey and
Letta Sprowl, Anna Denisar, LII
ian and Grace Burket, Kate Hor-
Ton, Minnie Swope, Lena Skunk
ard, Hllene Bivens, Bess Bivens,
Mrs. Bert Deshong, Mrs. Alfred
Stunkard, Mrs. Belle Gracey,
CHARLES Stunkard. Row Deshonq.