The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1912-04-16
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h .,csl and General Interest, Gathered
At Home or Clipped firm our
Exchanges.
,ovDeNsRD POR HURRIED READERS

iRepository says that Harriet j.
Dixon, of Chambersburg, is re-
lowering from recent illness.
Lee Decker, who went out to
ohio last August, writes that he
hikes the country there, and says
.the farmers are busy now put
hing out their oats.
4 MALE HELP-Man with vehicle
|or auto to tack small tin signs on
Pike East and West. Akin Com
|pany, 1S41 Oliver Bldg, Pitts
'burgh, Pa. 4-lo-lt.
4 Do not fail to glance at the
hate sale register in the NEWS.
"A number of sales are advertised
for April because of conditions
arising after the usual sale
season closed.
AL. While moved from Knobs
Mile to this place two weeks ago
Ind opened a barber and shoe
repairing shop in the house next
DO the U. P. church, on west
Water street.
At least, a dozen new adver-
tisements appear in this issue:
M. H. Hollinshead, Harrisonville;
Huston Bros, Three Springs;
Glenn Chestnut, Hustontown; j. X.
Johnston, town; also, a lot o f
F'Want" Ads, Sales, etc.
EGGS FOR HATCHING Thor
oughbred Single Comb, White
Leghorns-extra fine stock. For
} record of these hens ] can point
10 the best layers IN existence.
Is eggs only GA cents; 40 eggs on
N 81 AZ. MISS N. KNAUFF, Nc
Connellsburg, Pa. 4 1866.
Our old friend John S. Hull, of
Mansfield, Ohio, cannot persuade
himself that he can keep house
without the NEWS; hence we
have another dollar to push his
subscription into 1915. Mr.. Hull
stood the grounding weather first
rate, and sends greetings to all
bis old Fulton County friends.
First-day fishermen did not get
bone in time yesterday for US to
count their fish before closing the
forms for this weeks paper;
hence we cannot report the
patches. We will see to it that
the fish caught do not grow larg-
er by this time next week-they
10, sometimes, you know.
Little Pearl Rhodes made her
frst trip to McConnellsburg last
Saturday. Pearl is a very sweet
httle girl who adopted Mr.. and
blrs. W. Scott Brant as her fos-
Yer parents, over a year ago.
hlr. and Mrs. Brant are expert
! raising turkeys; but when it
eomes to finding hidden nests,
Pearl can spy them first.
Mrs. David Sipes, who recently
moved from the toll gate west of
<own to her property on Walnut
9treet in this place, had the mis-
lprtune to break both bones in
ner right forearm Sunday, when
ne tripped on a board in the
pack yard and fell. DR.. Robin
on was Immediately called, and
ne succeeded in reducing the
racture before any inflammation
and swelling had taken place.
I L. L. Wilvert, of Harrisburg,
passed through this place last
flday on his way to the Pacific
past Mr.. Wilvert is making the
purney on stills. By means of
FlltS which are concealed by
hg trousers, he looks like a man
Ten feet eight inches in height.
palr of shoes fitted to the
leet Of the stills completed the
'eceptlon and he attracts much
Ouce wherever he appears.
Merrll W. Mace had the mis-
VrIune to sprain one of his an
PES last Thursday, and for sew
raj days was forced to use a
fOuV cane. The accident hap
eneo when he tried to pull a
iio out of the top of a tree by
leahS Of a rope; when the limb
Iarted to fall he ran backwards
escape being hit and his ankle
uoled under with the abo We
Sult.