The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-03-26
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ern cities last Monday to buy
spring millinery.
Elizabeth Mae is the name of q
daughter born to Mr.. and Mrs.
George X. Nelson on Tuesday.
Ex-Sheriff Frank Mason has
had to resort to the use of crutch-
es on account of a very sore foot.
Van Owens returned to Kear'
ney Monday after having spent
a few days at his home in Knobs
vile.
One of Walker Mellott's hor-
SEES kicked to death a two-hun-
dred dollar mule colt for him q
few days ago.
Mrs. E. N. Akers Of Sipes Mill
came to town on Monday to spend
a few days with her sister, Mrs.
P. P. Mann, and other friends.
Harry Johnston went to the
Eastern cities last Friday to buy
spring goods. He spent Sunday
with his brother Paul in New
York.
Get insurance that will protect
you against damage by fire, light
ening and wind storms. Write
or see M. R. Shaffner, he has the
policies.
Save your pennies: shad fish
ing begins in the Delaware this
week, and you will want your u.s.
ual share of this toothsome, but
costly, fish.
Harry Deshong of Harrison
vile, who has employment at
Kearney, was compelled to return
to his home on Monday on &C
count of a severe cold.
CLOVER SEED For SALE:-.H
l.. Sipes has for sale at his home
in Nc Connellsburg, Choice Clio
yer Seed at prices lower than you
can purchase elsewhere. tt.
Elmer Glunt, who had been
employed at Kearney since last
fall, returned to his home at
Knobsville last Saturday and ex-
poets to spend the summer in
this county.
WANTED-Man and family to
work on and run farm; also man
TO work on Steam saw-mlll. For
tull particulars address Samuel
P. Woodcock, Salisbury, Mary.
land. 26 At.
We heard some parties inquir-
ing for board for students who
will attend the Summer Normal
this year. For a few cents the
NEWS will publish names of par
ties who want to take boarders
this summer.
Rev. A. G.. B. Powers, of Need
more, will begin a series of meet
ings at the Laurel Ridge Christ
ian church Wednesday evening
April l., at 7;30, and continue
over the first Sunday. Rev. J..
/. Powers, of Greenspring, W.
Va, is expected to be present
and assist in the meetings.
Tommy was a great talker at
school, and the punishment in
fiicted by the teacher seemed I'M
availing. So following the de-
portment mark were these words:
Yommy talks a great DEAL" In
due time the report was returned
with his fathers signature, and
under it was written, you ought
% Hear his mother talk"
John Mcclellan, sole survivor
q The crew of the famous Con-
I~Iederate ram, the Merrimac, was
PORN in Ireland in 1881, and is
now S2 years old; he lives in the
Almshouse in Harrisburg. Will
nam burst, sole survivor of the
creV that manned the equally
1e'nous Monitor, antagonist of
tne Merrimac, lives in Philadel-
1pnla, and is rs years old.
liter having lived eleven years
~ ne Samuel B. Oyler farm in
1oQ| township, Daniel Fix pur-
|n27ed a farm in Huntingdon
IVY, | mile south of Selea, and
owing to-day to his new farm.
and Mrs. Fix are excellent
e and we hope they may
their new home pleasant and
the chanoe to tbo;r odvon+.