The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1911-04-27
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1rleuuS LII OuiPPouSouIS du'
Cham bersburg.
How about this Springs Blue
Serge Sult9 Well j. K. Johnston
has solved the question for yor
81 80 up to $1,000, also, IN differ
ent colors.
A simple test for the purity o.
sugar Is to burn 1t. If pure, fire
will entirely consume 1t; If adu]-
terated, it will leave an ash.
Lame shoulder Is nearly always
due to rheumatism of the muscles
and quickly yields to the free ap
rlication of Cham berlaln's Llnl.
ment. For sale by all dealers.
Thomas A Waddell, died al
his home IN MERGERS burg on
Thursday morning last aged 81
years. Mr.. Waddell was well
known to many citizens of Fulton
county. He had been in the ur
dertsking business la MERGERS
burg for many years.
If it's Shoes or Oxfords in Tan
or Black, you have only to see j..
K. Johuston's Spring Styles. If
you want the very newest snap
piest goods, ask for their Guar
anteed Ones. The Guarantee
will be made good.
Mercersburg Academy base
ball team defeated Franklin &
Marshall College nine at MERGERS.
burg, last Saturday, score 8 to 0.
Krepps of Waynesboro pitched
for Mercersburg and did not give
the colleglans a run or hit. He
gave one base on balls and struck
out 8.
John W. Gunnells, Jr., former
ly Of Knobsvllle but now of Cham
bersburg, has just graduated
from the Schissler College of Bus
mess at Norrlstown, Pa, and is
now very competent bookkeeper
and accountant. He is about to
accept a responsible position
with large Philadelphia firm.
When a medicine must be gwen
to young children 1t should be
pleasant to take. Chamberlaln's
Cough Remedy is made fromloaf
sugar, and the roots used in Its
preparation give 1t a flavor simi
lar to maple syrup, making 1t
pleasant to take. 1t has no supe
rior for colds, Group and whoop
ing cough. For sale by all deal
ers.
Frank Mason, agent, left Tues
day noon for Hancock to meet
Fayette and Westmoreland Coun
tY parties, who have been negoti
atlng for some Fulton County
farms. He had met Pittsburg
and Washington County parties
there the two previous weeks,
whom he has interested IN Fulton
County properties.
W. B. Karns and W. G. Karns,
representing the Everett CARR.
age and Auto Company, came
down Tuesday IN one of their E.
M, +. Thirtles, and called on some
OF fMcConnellsburg's prospective
automobile purchasers. There
are likely to be several automo'
olles purchased IN this com mum.
W during the current season.
The many friends of Rev. A. G. |
b. Powers, of Needmore, will be |
pleased to learn that his health Is
improving, and that he is In the |
harness again. He failed to meet |
MS appointment at Laurel Ridge |
On account of lnclemept weather,
out he will preach at Damascus
at 10 o'clock the first Sunday IN |
may, and at Laurel Ridge at 3 |
o'clock, and at Antioch at 7:30 the |
same day.
Inc District Meeting held at
'le Pleasant Ridge Brethren
cnurch last week was we'll at.
'enaed, Notwithstanding the I'M
clemency of the weather, and the |
services were very interesting |
aua helpful. The ministers from |
Instance who took part in the
meetings were A. B. Barnhart,
W. 3 Relchard, and D. R. Petre,
VI hagerstown; David Zuck, |
MerCerShnrn Cnlnh Lam of |