The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1915-06-24

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The legislature voted the Cham
bersburg hospital an appropria-
ton Of S14,5O0. Governor Brum-
baugh shaved it down to $13, 900
which is $500 less than it receiv-
ed two years ago.
HlOES.-Frank B. Sipes
pays the highest market price
for beef hides at their butcher
shop IN McConnellsburg, also
highest price paid for calf skins
sheepsklns and tallow.
Advertisement.
After having completed anoth-
er years work as teacher in the
public school in Akron, o., Miss
Jessie Mason is home for her
summer vacation. Miss Mason
has been promoted to a more de-
sirable position in the City schools
at an advanced salary.
Editors as a rule are kind heart
ed and liberal. An exchange
tells of a subscriber who died and
left fourteen years subscription.
The editor appeared as the lid of
the coffin was being screwed
down and put in a linen duster,
a thermometer, a palm fan and a
recipe for making ice.
Last Friday afternoon when
James E. Lyon of West Dublin
came to town for his daughter
Ruth, they were accompanied to
their home by Miss Minnie Dick
son who remained until Monday
morning when she returned with
Ruth and her father in their au-
tomobile. Ruth is attending the
Summer Normal.
Among the acts passed by our
recent legislature, was that of
providing convict labor on the
highways. The term convict"
includes all persons serving a jail
sentence. For each days labor
a convict shall receive % cents to
be paid upon expiration of his
term of sentence, or to depend
ents, by the county, state, town
ship or municipality. A number
of convicts are already employed.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Walter C. Allen,
Prof. o. N. Shaffer, Earl Swartz-
welder, and Miss Lula V. Naus
all of Bedford motored to McCon-
nellsburg last Sunday afternoon
and took supper at the Fulton
House. The fine condition of the
road between Bedford and Me-
Connellsburg, coupled with the
magnificent scenery, makes it one
of the most popular drives in the
State. The distance is "a miles
passing through two mountains
in river gaps, six miles fine drive
along river bank, crossing river
twice, and passing over three
mountains and minor ridges the
highest having an altitude of
more than $500 feet. The run
may be safely made in from two
hours to two and a half.