INTERESTING PARAGRAPHS
Of Local and General Interest, Gathered
at Home or Clipped from our
Exchanges.
CONDENSED FOR HURRIED READERS
Mackerel and Lake Fish. Get
thorn at Irwin's.
Paul Wagner is paying 7 and 8
cents a pound for beef hides.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and
Spectacles repaired at Irwin's.
Reduced prices on Elgin and
Waltham Watches at Irwin's.
Seven of the ten Ayr township
teachers will tako the spring term
at the Shippenburg Normal.
Jeremiah W. Laidig, of Huston
town, was in town Monday at
tending to a liHlo business.
A large stock of Lamps, Glass
ware, Tea and Dinner Ware, at
bargain prices at Irwin's.
...jThe weather this week has just
been splendid, and the families
who are changing places of resi
dence are appreciating it. , Yes
terday the Mercury stood at &T
at 2 o'clock.
Gen. John Pcddeu and Capt. A.
Dotterman will hold preaching
pervices at the Salvation Army
church near Dig Cove Tannery
on Saturday evening at 7:30, Sun
day at lO.-.IO, 2:30 and 7:15.
After a visit to his old home, of
three months, George A. Bard,
has returned to Perth, N. Dako-1
ta. On his return, he stopped at
Pittsburg and visited his broth-
ers there, lie satys the weather
is very favorable for spring work !
out in N'.rth Dakota, and termors j
are making good use of it. !
William Barmont, lormerly of
Tod township, but who has hern !
employed near Pittsburg the past
j eighteen months, visited friends
I here last week; and last Sunday
j he and his cousin, Miss Nell Bar
mont Hrill'B rVOP tr flhn n.K,....,
Foley's kidney Cure makes the bu ndvi8ited Wi1,a brother
kidneys and bladder right. Con- John Bnd fim Nell retnrned
tains nothing injurious. Thursday, and Will expects to
tiarry namn leaves me noteiat j return in the near future. .
McConnellsburg, Pa.
March 25, 1905.
Mv iJK.Mt Mil LrnwN;
Please send to my address one of those seventeen
Jeweled Conococlieajjue wntelies of which T have henrd somnny fuvnr
nhle comments. I enclose check for $1..00, the nmonnt nt. which 1 saw
them nilvcrllsed. I.nlor I will have the movement put Into a solid
jrold case, nt present I will .have to be satisfied with the nickel case.
I see that you are advertising solid gold signet rings for children at
85 cents each, suppose you send one olohjr larpe enough to lit a live
year old youngster.
Yours truly
OKOllOK .
6E0.W.-RE1SNER1C0:
have now ready a nice line of
SPRING
and
SPRING
Port Littleton Saturday and B. J.
Wilds moves into it the same day.
This is a gK 'l time to sub
scribe lor the Fulton County
N kws. Only a dollar a year in ad
vance.
Miss Annie B. Frey left for the
eastern cities this morning to
buy her spring and summer
stock of'millinery.
The names of two more good
men have been added to the list
of Democratic candidates for the
nomination for county commis
sioner. They are John Stunk
ai d, of Wells, and Simon N. Gar
land, of Brush Creek. Those
preiously announced are, Geo.
W. Wagner, S. D. Mellott and
John Henry the last named of
BARGAINS
Don't forcet the Directors Con- Taylor-
ventiou at t ie Court liouso on I Assisting in moving a big wag
Friday and the entertainment i on UP at T- Comerer's "estab
Fridav ni"ht. ' listiment yesterday morning,
G. W. Parson of Fort Littleton, !
Merchant George W. Keisner,
who in mssins had stnrmori to
moves this week to Mount Union, j lend a helping hand, found when j
It is to be hoped that they will j the job was over that he had, at
find their new home pleasant. i least, lent a finger; for the second
unger or nis nana was caugm,
La grippe coughs yieklquick ly
to the wonderful curative quali
ties of Foley 's Honey and Tar.
There is nothing else ''just as
good."
Wanted at Paul Wagner's tan
r i.ey, McConnellsburg, tallow,
. befhides, horsehides, callskins,
ar-i sheepskins, for which the
highest market price in cash will
bo paid.
Wanted. Married man to oc
cupy my tenant house, and to
work by the year on farm, in
woods and at sawmill. Good
chance. Apply to
C. 11. SlWNULEK,
3t.
K iobsville, P;u
Four cans good corn, i'5 cents;
prunes, (i cents; pens, 3 cans for
25 cents; string biaus, 3 cans 25
cents; sweet potaloes, 10c a can.
Get them at Irwin's.
On Monday four of the schools
of this county closed, namely,
Woodburn m Tod; Battle Ridge,
Smiths and Mud Level in Dublin.
Kn ibsville closed Tuesday. Sev
ern! others will close during the
week.
Jacob Henry, of this place, is
carrying his arm in a sling. He
was assisting in some work in
Paul Wagner's tannery Monday
of last week, when he slipped and
fell, breaking the bones in his
right forearm.
TheMechanics Baud will give
a free ontertaiument in the Jr.,
0. U. A. M. Hall at Clear Ridge
Saturday evening, April 1st. Re
freshments of various kinds will
be for sale. Everybody most cor
dially invited.
Show your Fulton County News
to some neighbor, who doesn't
take it. Call his attention to the
large amount and quality of the
readiug matter. Tell him it all
costs loss than two cents a week.
Ask him to subscribe.
John Utt is moving this week
from the Trout farm westof town
to the Daniel L. Grissiuger farm
in Tod; Amos Seville takes charge
of the Trout .farm, and James
Woodal, Sr., goes on the Andy
Washabaugh farm vacated by
Mr. Seville.
Ninety-eight is the number of
uew subscribers that have been
added lo the News list since the
rirhtof January of this year.
This without the aid of canvass
ers, premiums, combinations, or
other special effort, shows a
healthy relation between paper
tind people. Our books are wide
open.
Mr. Lafayette Tuck, who haa
been away from town several
weeks is home ugain and the
whistle at the piu-mill is heard
again. We learn that the com
puuy will work up the timber on
hand which will only take a few
weeks, and then leuiove the fac
tory from the county,
between the bed and the wheel
and crushed so that the entire
nail had to be removed and the
rest of. the linger put out of busi
ness. RAW OR INFLAMED LUNGS
Yield quickly to the wonderful
curative and healing qualities of
Foley's Honey and Tar. It pre
vents pneumonia and consump
tion from a hard cold settled on
the lungs. Sold by all dealers.
Fire at Clear Ridge.
Monday night about 10 o'cl jck
the dwelling house of J. V. Car
mack at Clear Ridge was discov
ered to be on fire. When the
neighbors got there it was ira
possible to get into the house.
l. f . . 1.1 . U A. 1 ' f
it was with great difficulty that it
was saved. The family had part- (';
ly moved onto the Henry farm, ; K
J. K. Johnston's
i SPRING AND SUMMER i
jjoods are arriving, and it becomes necessary to make
changes in the arrangement of stock. Hence we
have many things such as remnants, men's and boys'
suits, ladies' dress goods, shoes, notions, &c, that
are being closed out at greatly reduced prices to
make room tor our large Spring and Summer stocks.
This is the time ot year to come in tor bargains.
Don't wait too long,
J. K. JOHNSTON,
McConnellsburg, Ra.
that still remained in the house '?.
was the cook stove, besides many j if;
other things. ' j
KNOBSVILLE. ' l
0.
families getting into new homes, (i
Mr. Lewis Cook leaves our town;jj
to make his home ca Charley Mc- w
Gee's farm at Burnt Cabins. Ja- '
cob Long moves into the house . ir3
vacated by Lewis Cook, and Dan
Gunnellsoes into the house va
cated by Jacob Long. Austin
Carbaugh moves to Franklin, and
Samuel Cromer back to his farm
vacated by Mr. Carbaugh. Wel
come back, Sam.
William Snyder's family have
all been sick for the last couple of
weeks. Will has his hands full,
now, cooking, carrying water, and
attending to other chores about
home. ' '
Family Wanted.
To move on farm In Allen's Val
ley, opposite Knobsville, Pa., to
keep store for saw mill camps,
and to keep boarders. Employ,
ment given to men of the family
Rent free, and possession giv
en at once. Au excellent oppor
tunity for the right part.
Call on or address
H. Kaluach & Sons,
Richmond Furnace,
3t. Pa.
p.
a
THIS WAY GENTLEMEN !
50 tons feed and Hour on hand. Pure grain chop, $ 1.35;
Brand, 1.25; Flour, f 1.25 to $1.00. One carload of
but had not moved all their furni -j M.fflillburg Sprillfl WaqOHS
fill r A nnn nrm Apt.im noraccitv 1 ! w-r '
r ?' and Buggies
Wagons N0 to KH. Buggies 7:.
One car York A Grade Unties 18 spokes, rivets rim,
leather cushions, dust-proof box, bracer on chaft, full
ruboer top 4-bow, 'i-iti.
1 car of Beaver Springs hand made Farm Wagous'i
linoly painted, long hound, round coupling pole, steel
slceln, $55, $i5, $08, and $75.
Standard Fertilizers $1X00. Standard Bone and Pot
ash $14.50. I can supply you with fertilizers any time
from April 1st, to November 1st.
C. E. Starr,
THREE SPRINGS, F.
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Your
Sunday
Dinner
will taste better if your groceries are bought at
CF. SCOTT'S
They are pure and wholesome, and are sold at prices that defy compltlon
3 cans of Corn 25c.
3 cans of Tomatoes 25c.
1 can of Sweet Potatoes 10c.
If you want something good to drink buy my loose colTee.
C. F Scott,
McConnellsburg, Pa.
J Opposite Postoilloo. f
To Cere a Cold in One Day
Toko Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. PfaJy
Seven Million boies soU In past 1 3 raontht. ThlS Signature SkJ&7T
Curt Crip
,ln Two Days.
on every
your Health and S'i klCNGTill with
JAYNE'S TONIC VERMIFUGE,
a pJtusant, potent, and permanent Invigorator for WOMEN,
Get It from your Druggist.
SUMMER
Dress Stuffs in Wool, Silk, and
Cotton which they will be very
glad to have their friends see,
Seersuckers, Percales, Mercerized
Ginghams, Madras and Lawns at as
LOW PRICES
as they have sold. A few ladies,
misses and children's
GOAT;
that you can buy at a BARGAIN, any of them
will be asgood next seasonas now. A lot of
LADIES TOP SKIRTS
that can be bought for less than the cloth had for.
Good styles and qualities every one. See them,
GEO. W. REISNER & CO.
McConnellsburg, Pa.
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