The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-03-24
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Watches, clocks and Jewelry
repaired at The Irwin Store.
Fare one way between Mer-
cersburg and McConnellsburg so
cents. Sheets Stage Line.
You will find large assort.
ment of Easter Goods at The lr-
win Store.
An Easter sermon will be de.
livered from the pulpit in the M.
e. church in this place next Sun
day morning at the usual hour,
Be sure to go and hear the new
preacher.
Mrs. Allen B. Smith, of Bel.
fast township, feels very CRATE
iul to her friends for the pleasing
way IN which they remembered
her birthday. One hundred and
ninety-fve beautiful postals,
brought greetings from as many
friends.
Lewlstown has had three pa
rents fined two dollars each for
falling to send their children to
school. The process is to take
them before a Justice who fines
them, and collects the fines or
sends them to Jail If they refuse
to pay.
Rev. +. H. Gordinier, father of
DR.. G. Fl. Gordlnier well known
to the teachers of this county as
an institute instructor, died at
his home in Troy, Pa, on Tues
day of last week. Rev. Gordinler
had passed the three score.and.
ten mark, and had been an ac-
tive minister IN the Disciple
Church for forty years.
John w. Strait, of Thompson
township. was among the mum.
Der who enrolled with the big
family of News subscribers this
week. Mr.. Strait was attending
court as petit juror, and al
though fifty six years Of age, II
was the first time that his name
ever came out of the jury wheel.
From the appointments, we
notice that the Conference at
York sends Edward s. Bierley to
Burnt Cabins; Wesley M. Cline
Supply to aarrlsonville charge;
Hustontown, to be supplied. The
many friends of Rev. 9. W. Bry-
ner congratulate the Bishop on
his good judgment in sending Mr.
Bryner back to McConnellsburg.
Mr.. John Fl. While and family
are moving from their property
in Knobsville to a farm near st.
Thomas, Franklin county. Mr..
While is a son of Reuben S. Wi
BILE, formerly of this county, who
purchased big farm in Franklin
county a few years ago, and
moved upon it. The NEWS will
keep John posted on the happen
lngs in old Fulton.
While on business trip
through the lower end of the
County, Mr. Stork stopped at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Dan
iels last Sunday morning, and
left with those good people the
incest little boy you ever did see.
And now Mr.. and Mrs Daniels
think Mr.. Stork one of the best
fellows that has come down the
pike for four years.
The sale at ]. Findlay John.
ston's last Friday brought to-
gether large number Of people,
and prices were very satisfac-
tory. Work horses brought from
5000 to $3.50 apiece. A 21-months
old colt sold for 5000, cows sold
from $50 to $40 each, and hogs
brought 104 cents pound. Corn
$l.56 a barrel. Auctioneers A..
l.. While and G. Murray Ray did
the selling, and the News Office
printed the bills.
All persons are cautioned by
Z Dana Durand, Director Of the
Census, not TO refuse to answer
the various questions which the
census enumerators will be re.
quired to ask when the enumera'
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