The Fulton County news. [volume], December 07, 1899, Image 8

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Additional Local.
(iolil-miitli, the Tnilor..
T,Yv Date, Macni'oiii und New Crop
MoIuhkph lit Koliinwnii's.
Kliler Core, of Virginia, reHrlii'l nt
iv'iM'dinorc Saturday nnil Knnila.v.
l'ap Mnvni', of fort Littleton killed
a porker lust Thursday that weighed
Mil pounds.
M'ih .(t'ssic Kendall has lieen tiuit
111 for several days.
Thomas Ti'iiax, son of Mr. ami Mrs.
Aimer Truax, of lielfast township, had
the niisfortuiie last Sunday to have a
linger cut olT. We do not have the
eireuinstances under which it happen
ed. Hats, caps, underwear, shirts, col
lars, culls, gloves and neckties at ('.
It. Steven's, Merchant Tailor.
The Quarterly Conference will meet
in the M. church on Friday, Decem
ber Hth at 3 o'clock. The I lev. K. N.
Yoctini I). I)., will preacli at 7 p. in.,
and aaln Sunday at 7. p. m.
You will lind every tiling up-to-date
In ('. U. Steven's new store.
The Johnstown Democrat on lust
Saturday say s a (leal is on foot for
tin? sale of the ( oniincreial Hotel in
that city to Messrs. V. 1'. and .1. C.
Mi'Cavit, of ( IcttyslHirjf. 'l'he con
sideration will proliahly he ll,."oi).
.). C. McCuvit was formerly proprietor
of the Fulton House in this pine.).
Special bargain during Institute
week in clothing and gents' furnishing
goods at I'. It. Steven's.
The Duneaniion correspondent of the
Perry County Freeman says: llev. ().
H. McCurdy, pastor of tlie l'resliyter
ian church, reached his farewell ser
mon on Sunday. The reverend gentle
man leaves for 1'hiludelphia in a short
time. Itoth Mr. and Mrs. McCurdy
will be sadly missed in our town,
where they have done much good.
A few good wagons at T. J. Comcr
cr's ut liurgitin prices.
The pension department has adopted
a new rule reiuirlug pensioners to
take their quarter's vouchers to a
magistrate every quarter. The num
ber of the certilicate is no longer in
serted in the pension voucher at the
pension office, but must lie written in
by the magistrate when the voucher is
executed. This, therefore, makes it ab
solutely necessary for pensioners to
take their certificates.
See T. .J. C'omerer's nice lot of new
buggies. Special juices for a short
time.
llev. L. I). Ott, of McVeytown, while
ut tlie Methodist Fpicopal hospital in
Philadelphia last week, had the shot
that penetrated Ills skull at the time he
was accidentally shot, .cut out by a
skilled surgeon, It is completely flat
tened out and uliout one-eighth of an
inch in diameter. Of course he now
feels much relieved.
"TopsyM Darts, a prominent mem
ber of Win. S. Dickson's household,
while overseeing the storing away of
the celery crop, picked up a gold dol
lar, the other day. When any one in
timates that they lost one at some re
mote period "Topsy" immediately pro
du sen tlie little coin, and remarks,
"Here 'tis, I 'sped it's yours.
A smooth young man lias been vic
timizing some towns in this state in an
easy milliner. Hu takes orders for
dress goods, exacting $2 in advance,
saying tlie goods will be shipped im
mediately and experienced dressmak
ers will arrive to make up the patterns.
The goods are never shipped and the
dressmakers never arrive.
Jumes Figart, tlie F.Ieventh avenue
barber, while hunting in Fulton coun
ty last week, shot u 100-pound deer on
Cove mountain, which he brought homo
Saturday evening. Hi? also bugged
considerable small game. Yesterday
Mr. Figart and u number of his friends
feasted on deer at the noon meal. - Al
Itoona Mirror, :20th instant.
The next Itepublican Senatorial
ulidate fu the Franklin-Huntingdon
i-ict will probably be W. U. llrew-
k'hambersburg, who once before
-iented the district. His chief
rs will be Alexander Stewart,
in county, and Senator Chris-
mtingdon county. Fx-rcpre-
iV. Hush tiiilan mav be the
nominee for the place,
rob Wentz, n well-known
Hadical United Mirth-
kied ut his home at Mar-
ufter a lingering 111-
on. Hev. Wentz was
unity und wus twice
Vd wife who survives,
i .lacoh Sliuman. A
so survives.
farmer residing
if Kverett, Pa.,
I'uliar circuin-
inhhit hunting
i was husk-Suddenly
rkiiig that
ihcad, und
.dying."
uid lie-
Uired.
rstiiig
1 was
.and
Some miserable, miserly, mooneyed
miscreant hud the mendacity lust
Tuesday evening at the Sideling Hill
Christian church to deliberately steal,
curry oil, anil appropriate to his own
use, a good lap robe from tlie buggy
of (leorgc C. Pishong.
(!. .1. Mellott, one of Bedford coun
ty's most successful teachers, accompa
nied by his friend .lohn Smith, both of
Hobinsonville, cuine last week to
spend a few days at his old home in
Belfast township. On Thanksgiving
day they took u little scout uround
the fields for rabbits. They got thirty.
Johnson says it was not a very good
day for rabbits.
Harry Austin and Hubert Fisher
were coming into town in a buggy
from 1). F. Trout's on Wednesday,
when, in some way, the horse they
were driving liecumc frightened and
ran off, throwing tlie occupants of the
buggy out, and demolishing tlie ve
hicle. John McQuade started up through
town Wednesday noon with a load of
spokes for over the mountain. He
stopped u minute to talk with Dwlght
Thompson and allowed the teum to go
alieud. At the alley at Mrs. Samuel
I'nger's the team turned in so short us
to damage the wagon considerably,
causing Mr. Mcljuade some delay.
While cutting up some ears of corn
for his fattening hogs on Tuesday,
John Doyle, of this place, had the mis
fortune to clip the end oil' two of his
fingers.
Carpenter Johnnie Martin of Whips
Cove is building a barn for Amos
Barber near Needmore. It was raised
Tuesday. Amos's Michigan brother-in-law
is a good hund but hard on
overcoats.
A Scranton soldier, now in the Phil
ippines, writes home that he bus been
converted by the chaplain of his regi
ment, und wants friends to send stute
ments of all bills owed by him, as he
wants to puy up. That is the kind of
religious revival we would like to see
started at home. Tlie President should
order Unit chaplain on duty in the
i'nited States at once.
X-mas Gifts!
l Let us surest a few nice
IN SIllL'li: U1K.
Special reduction during Institute
week. We have just received a full
line of lute style mid-winter millinery,
ut greatly reduced prices. We have
all the latest shapes in felt, chenille,
and velvet: the prices ranging from
twenty-live cents to .'A).
Oiir trimmed hats are something
grand, und consist of Bullimore, New
York and Philadelphia styles.
We have all kinds of trimming,
such us feathers, flowers, birds, wings,
aigrettes, buckles, and other orna
ments. We have beautiful silks, satins, and
velvets for wuists.
millions from 2 cents a yard up.
Laces in nil widths Events up. Yell
ing 3) cents a yard. Handkerchiefs
" cents to Tetlow's Complexion
Powder 10 cents. Perfume 5 cents a
bottle. Beauty Pins all prices. Cor
sets from 2." cents to 1. Jet trimming
" cents a yard to 1", ChifVon, stamp.
e;l linen, braids, swansdown, feather
stitched bruid, bustles, hose, neck and
belt buckles. No trouble to show
goods, come and see them.
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. A. F. L1TTI.K.
McConnellsburg, Pa.
Sale Register.
Howurd L. Mellott will sell at pub
lic sale on Monday, December 11,
IN.Mt, on the Herbert Morgret farm two
miles north of Needmore, 2 good
horses, ") head of cattle, 75 barrels of
corn,' wheat, rye, und himgarian by
the bushel, besides buggy, stickwag
on, harness, and many other articles.
Credit H months.
Mrs. Barbara Mellott wilt sell at
her residence on the (jordon farm one
mile west of Wurfordsburg on Satur
day, December 2.'id, a large lot of
farming implements, household goods,
live stock, &c. Terms !) months. Sale
begins ut 10 o'clock.
sensible 'articles:
Silk Huts.
su in tuts.
Soft Huts.
Fnr Ciips.
Fur Gloves.
Sweaters.
Faucy Shirts.
Nitflit Robes.
Gloves Uulined.
Ilnves Woolliiu'd.
Gloves Silklined.
Glows Furlined.
Umbrellas.
Mackintoshes.
Women's Furs.
Fancy Suspenders.
Dress Suit Cases.
Neckwear.
Hath Robes.
Smoking Jackets.
Panjanias Underwear.
Hoys' and Girls' Mackin
toshes. Mail Orders Have Our Prompt
Attention.
Wolf & Shade j
Successors to Shade,
the Hatter. f
C!iambersburg.
l LET US REMIND YOU
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X H OLIDAYS, t
Also Unit we liuve lots of
NICE NEW GOODS
X St'ITAHI.K t'oit X
x X-mas Presents
AND OF THE USEFUL ORDER
Handsome Brass and Onyx
X Tables and Lamps.
Over 400 Framed Pictures
X from 25c up to $10.
t Blankets,
Comfortables,
X Marseilles Quilts,
X Over 400 Rugs.
All Ulmls, sizes uiul priors
License Notice.
IS TIIK COT'KT OK (jITAKTKU SKSSION'S
OF KIM-TON COUNTY.
It In ordered thut nit iippli.-al ions for lleenses
for the sule of vinous, hjurltous, mult, m- tifew
ed liquors, wholesale or retail, for the year
muni, will tie heard on Tuesday, the IHh day of
January, Mmxi, ui Ut o'cloek a, in., at whleh
lime all persoiih upplvitik- or niakhiif ohjeetlons
to npplfeaLlous. will he heard hv evidence, pe
tition, remoiist ranee or einuiNei. Thei-e must
he no eoinmunii'iiiloii at unv time wnli the
v.Iik1k pi'isonally upon tho mihjuet, hy letter
or any oiner pnvaie way.
Tlie petition, verified, hy atltdavlt of applieunt,
Khali he tn eonformitv with the reiptireinentK
of ihe nets of Asseinhly. Judgment houd shall
he exeeuled in the penal sum if J-jcoo. with no
less limn two reput alle f reehnlders of t tie enmi
ty as sureties, eaeh of them to he u houa llile
owner of real estate In the eoiinty of Kulion
worth, over und ulmvu nil lutMimnt-anees, the
sum of f.'iNHt. Hoial eoiKlitloued for the faith
ful otiservanee of all the laws relalltur to tlie
selliutf or ttiniishlim of llctuors, und to pay all
dJiiuuKen whieh shall he reeovered against the
lire usee, and all eosls. tines ami penatt ies,
whleh fun v he Imposed on him under any ludiet
iiient for vlolat iuu said laws; ami the sureties
may hu required to appear In Court und justU.v
under oat h.
The t'ourt shall In all eases refuse the appli
cation whetiever, In the opinion of the Court,
having due retard to the nil in her und eharaeter
of the pet 'doner for ami against, the appliea
tlou, sueti license Is not necessary for tint ae
ttiiiiiodat Ion of the public and entertainment
of sit ani-'ers and travelers, or that I heapphcaul
is not a tit person to w hoin Mich IWiciie should
he m-uuied.
lt tilioir, to he tiled with the Clerk of Ihe
Court not, later than Monday, the inth day of
Ueeeiuher. I MM. Objections and reiiionstVan
ees to he tiled not later than Tuesday, the .'nd
day of .laniiury. luon. Cpoii sinlieleul euuse tie
Inu show nor proof helii' made tot tit l 'on ft that
Ihe party holding IUmminc has violated any Law
of the Commonwealth reluilmr to the sale of
lifjuors. the Court shall, Uou notice heiutr tviv
en to the person licensed, revoke the license,
hv the Court,
SAMl'KI. MC!. SWOl'K.
Atte-t: IV J.
KltANK V. f,yCil, Clerk CJ. S.
iX OV. I", inifii.
(MconnellsbUr ik Ft. Loudon
C. McQuade, Proprietor.
1A U IIKI'WKKN Ml'('INMKI.Ii4IIUI((l AMft
I iivlnif M'('iniii?llKliuru ut 1 o'cilouk, 1'. M.,
pimUum etnumciUm wlih uftumoou truln (in
S. P. It. H.
I'turuliiK Uiuve Fort l.iiuilun u I lie urrltul of
;htt oveiiiiiK trutu uu S. r. U. it.
II urn propured lo curry pnwiuiiKurN avf ex
ItrHI U IllUUtt (5UUIUSOIIOU Willi UU H-UIIIK II l-l
Lace Curtains,
I'Vimi .Vk) to tlS.ui pur pulr.
X Fine Tapestry,
Chenille and
Silk Stripe Curtains. J
4- Kur l'lirllni'L-s fnmi to tit. Mi purpr.
Chenille.
Tapestry and
X Silk Table Covers.
! CARPET SWEEPERS. ;
X " dozi'ii I'lirjift Swi'i'iici's from J
$l.i" to $:t.oo..
CHILDREN'S FUR j
CARRIAGE ROBES. I
X, AND I IIi: III:ST IIAKtiAINS IN J
Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Linoleums,
Window Shades and X
X VVr.ll P-.n.M-.:
J X I'-vi'i' olf'ci'i'il in tin- ( 'ninlii'i'lunil J
Vulli'v.
X ATtiT .In ntiary 1st, l!t(Kl, Car- X
jifts .will Imi from ."in to Ion )i r
yiuil lii'licr than tlicy ari' now,
X H' lfy now anil Kiivi' inoni'y.
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CHAMBERSBURG, PA,
EDWARD BRAKE,
Fashionable Barber,
Ono Door KukI of 'Kiiltou IIouhp,"
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The good people of Fulton County are now invited
to come and see
The Beoutif ul Store
which I have now completed and tilled to overflowing
with all kinds of CHRISTMAS GOODS, such as
Cliinu DislicH, Fine Viucm, ( iliisswure,
Qui'cnHwaro, Tlnwnro, Albums,
'l'oilct t'liscM, Jjiun)H, Clocks, Wntrhi'M,
Cutlery, Silvcrwurr, .Tcwt'lry of all kiiuls,
Fitu" Kriuni'il Knuravins, Kino Mirrors-all nixes,
Toys, and Everything in thn Kancy Goods lino.
These goods will be sold just as low as at any place
the East. I Will Not be Undersold. Come
and see my store. It is worth seeing. I will be glad
to show you the goods; and will do so as freely if you
don't buy as if you do. Thanking you all in advance
for your" patronage, I am,
Yours, truly,
ALBERT ST0NER.
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We have bi'cu before the Fulton County public for tweuty
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You will find a coinjilete assortment of
Doeorntt'd Cliinu Ten und Dinner Ware,
Kuney nieces of China of nil kinds.
K.leyuiit line of ( jlussHiiro, i und 10 routs.
The Bountiful Wuve Crest Wure.
Deroruted Ten Sets, "ill pieces for $4.(M).
Deroruled Dinner Sets, 100 pieces for $12. (M).
Kuni.'y Lumps. Hull Lumps.
Krumed Pictures. Medallions.
Dressing Cases for Ltulies und (iontlemen.
Cull's und Collur Boxes. Neoktie ('uses,
i 1 'hotrijruph Alliums. Docket Books,
l'urses. Cutlery. Bazors. -r.
VUatche. Cloclm. Jewelry andSllverPlatecl Ware.
Dolls, (James, Toys und Books.
Norwood Sewing Machines for $18.00.
Our stock of Groceries', Candies und Krn its never was in as (food
shape.
We would be pleased to have you call and look through
our stock of Christmas Presents.
Respectfully, JOHN A; IRWIN.
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Will be the great centre of attraction next week.
The Finest Candies for the ladies and Hcst
Cigars for the gentlemen.
Then his store is just chock full of
Fancy Articles,
Notions,
Christmas Goods
generally.
. One door west of Fulton House.
C. C BENDER.
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EVANS,
THE JEWELER,
Will not have any Special Prices
during Institute week, as his prices
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Supplies always on hand.
Special attention to line Watch
and Clock Kepairing. Hecx
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To Start the Fall Season
Boots for fall. A specially
fine whole stoc kip $2.7 o
Light weight calf dress
boot $2,75
The famous "conductor"
boot . $2,00
The "Mohaw" boot $.169
A nice light split boot
at $1,49
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FINE ALL-WOOL TUICJOT, LONCJ,
DARK OXFORD MIX., ROUND
SACK SUIT, SINGLE-BREASTED,
SATIN PIPE FACINGS,
WELL MADE AND TRIMMED.
FULLY WORTH
Our Price for the Suit 4.50.
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IJLACK COTTON
CLAY WORSTED,
warranted fast black. If you
traveled the country over you
wouldn't find the equal of this
value, for it is worth 4.00.
Our price $2.90.
A special drive in an
ALL-WOOL IJLACK
CLAY WORSTED.
Extra tine trimming, French fac
ing, elegantly tailored, and will
suit the most particular man.
Our special price is only 10.00.
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A pretty child's suit, 75 cents.
A good suit for a rn'ji
Men's underwear, 25 cents. (
Ladies' soft fleece lined heavy underwear,
Children's union suits soft fleece lined, per suit 11
, Ladies' beautiful skirts!
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