The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-10-15
SIXTY YEARS AGO.
Matters Of Interest to Home Readers
Found ia the Fulton Republican Of
March 81, 1854.

|B Woollet received from C. Trox
|en. Pottsville, Pa, copy of the
Fulton Republican published on
|the last day of March, 1851
{more than sixty years ago. 1t
|was sent by Mr.. (or Miss or Mrs.
|TrOxell) as a contribution to the
|Fulton County Historical society.
|The paper is in good state of
preservation. 1t is a six-column
[tOur.page, paper, with James
Buchanan Boggs as editor. The
Subscription price was $1.50 a
Year if paid in advance; $500, if
tayment was delayed more than
year.
George M. OFT, deceased, late
"a McConnellsburg, was the sub
Briber to whom this copy was
Originally sent. How it fell into
the hands of Mr.. Troxell, we do
bot know. In looking over the
advertisements, we fin d tn e
fames of Wilson Reilly, j. B.
BOggs, and John Robinson, attor-
beys. Dr.. Harvey pulled the
iching molars; John Cook, an
Ounces to his friends and the
public generally that he still con-
fnues to accommodate the pub
i at the old Stand-the Spread |
Lagle Tavern [City Hotel in the
Borough Of McConnellsburg. His
ar contains excellent liquors and
S stable attended by a careful
pStler. Boots, Shoes, and Cen
pal Merchandise at Fletcher's,
NOw, A. U. Mace & Son. Da-
b Goldsmith announces that he
prepared to execute all work
fashionable tailoring at his
POmS one door west of Fletch-
Is, up stairs. E. D. Mcdowell
lis the public that he has charge
the Fulton Hotel, and that he
rl take boarders on reasonable
pms. Samuel Sinner has his
arneSS and Saddlery shop op-
PSlte the postofiice. VIM. Bra
Seylar is prepared to make to
per heavy castings of all de-
rlptiOn; also, plows and plow
lntS at his foundry in McCon-
FIsburg.
Sheriff Samuel Michaels gives
uce to Hon. Francis M. Kim
e' president of the several
parts OF Common Pleas of the
'a judicial District, composed
ne counties of Franklin, Full
Bedford, and Somerset, and
Associate Judges Samuel Rob-
SOn and Nathaniel Kelly, that
ufE will be held in McConnells-
= on the first Monday in
Our'een persons apply for IL
use 10 keep tavern in Fulton
uI[Iy' namely, Thomas McCaus-
lCroSS-keys Hotel, on the
OF the building in which is
'Iers S store and the First Ma
u. a' BANK &. D. Mcdowell,
T.IOn ~ HOusel both in McCon-
sOurg' CJames W. Rummell's
-'' having died in the Buck
i5 y motel lnow the Clevenger S
Ingl In 1853, Mrs. Rummell
J. i1lnlly moved into the Eagle
Es. " n the spring of 1854. To
',' lSea with the names of those
pSlng " :, for license, we find Pc
1.nllf' to keep a tavern at the
sqrn above Johnnie Mag ,
O'''A mouse, on the Cham I
h ''1rg 4 pike John Weaver, to
r. 'SVern at the Summers
" =. ana u Jake, Houser to keep
tSs % '9e 'N John Lake place both
\. paI PIKE west of McConnells- !
. Robert Blair, at Pattersons
n SSi' |o% the Daniels farm;,Eph-
IooIa,p SIalpper, ? in the house where
LnyiH.l ey lives this side of Har- :
rri,a ,,Ie' George Metzler, a t /
of ofSTpayiIle; p Abram Busgart, on
AZ and rays q Hill; Benjamin Wool :,
farmoa samuel Baker on adjoin-
tIIIs af T. on the State Road,
on ul F. Fort t, ,Littleton; John liGus' Hus.
ap,to}nnte pr }ne Evans place, just .e east as
Burnt GOWN; Gown James j. Walker '
n, at n.I Iwarfordsburg. ''N"'''i
paper tells that roL m :