The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1910-03-17
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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.
The Fall election in Pennsylva.
MA was changed from October
to Novem Der by the new constr
tuition which went into effect In
1874. The last October election
was held IN the fall of 1883.
You will find large assort-
ment of Easter Goods at The lr-
win Store.
New millinery advertisements
make one feel that spring Is here.
Spring is here, and so Is Mrs.
Little with a complete stock of
the latest and best things IN the
realm of late style millinery.
Read her new advertisement.
When Fire Insurance Is so
cheap, run no risk of loss, write
or call on M. r. Shaffner, and get
policy, on your buildings and
furniture, in one of his big COM
panles. Do it at once.
Walter E. Flanders, formerly
Of Waynesboro, now the presi-
dent of the e. M. F. automobile
company, which has just been
sold to j. P. Morgan & company,
made profits In this sale of just
$1,000, 900, it is said.
George S. Mellott, of Sipes
Mill, and his son DR.. Albert N.
Mellott of the Maryland Hospital,
Baltimore, Md, spent few hours
in town Yesterday. DIR. Albert
was called home last Thursday
on account of the serious illness
of his sister, Miss Zoe, who Is
now convalescing.
Stephen Skinner, postmaster
of Dry Run, died on Sunday,
aged over 60 years. He was pop
ularly known as "Butler" SKIN
ner and came from the large and
Influential family of that name in
Path Valley.
While making posts on the Bird
INST, Harry Swartzwelder, a son
of Mr.. r. E. Swartzwelder, of
Breezewood, accidentally struck
William G. Whitfield on the hip
with a sharp axe, lnfictlng an
ugly cut. DIR. Grant Hanks was
summoned and dressed the cut,
and Mr.. Whitfield Will soon be as
good as ever.
Mrs. Susan Walker, aged "a
years, died Saturday night at her
home at Greencastle. About
three weeks ago, Mrs. Walker
was caught In the Strickler house
fire and was badly burned, and
several days ago broke her wrist
In attempting to sit down on q
CHAIR. These INJURIES, it is
thought, caused her death.
George B. Mellott has been
busy during the past month get
ting his stock ready for one Of
the greatest business campaigns
of his life. Mr.. Meilott's busl
ness is constantly increasing,
and he Is every day becoming
more familiar with the wants of
the people IN this county. Read
his new advertisement on the
fourth page of this paper.
Never buy spectacles Of men
who come along offering you
great bargains. The chances are
that you will not get fit, and you
will pay more than the glasses
are worth. The eyes are too
precious to be tampered with IN
any such way. Go to some relia-
BILE man and have your eyes really
fitted. That's the way to do It,
Farm Journal
The ladies' of this county appre
ciate the fact that they no longer
need make a trip to Harrisburg,
Philadelphia, or New York to get
beautiful tailor made suit, which
Is considered just the right thing
tor all well dressed ladies'. They
ind they can do just as well and
save a lot of expense by going to
A. U. Mace Il Sons store, and or
dering 1T through them. See