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PATTON, C AMBRIA co, PA, THU RSDAY, NOVE
MBER 29, 1894.
$1.00 PER YEAR.
ER LIST IS INCREASING
HBV.
RY . DAY.
Bh chiffiren will be happy.
just or the finest line hy
~ Holiday Goods
ever ht to this section by any
panedhi will make your eyes water
to see our stock of
TOYS, DOLLS, GAMES,
BOOKS, ALBUMS and a whole store
of other holiday goods too numer-
Ne are ng to.
gERP EVERYTRING.
LE fall line of
—_—”. a Christmas or New Yeary'
Suitable for old or yoang.
p And Sco Us.
C. W. HODGKINS,
PATTON PHARMACY,
| PATTON, - PA.
A GREAT SALE
"Of Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, Rubber Goods and Gent's
Tuenliog Goods at
ECONOMY
DRY 6000S AND
CLOTAING HODSE,
'P. H. Wall.
~ Carrolltown, Pa.
PRICES 25 PER CENT. BELOW the
market price. Clothing retailed at
strictly wholesale prices. This will
give Carrolitown and vicinity an op-
portunity to buy bargains which never :
have been offered bere before.
; WONDERFUL VALUES in Men’ 8
Suite, $4.00, 4.50, 5.00, 5.50, 6.00, 7.00
and 8.00.
ALL WOOL Clay and "Diagonal ui
i $8.00.
HUNDBEDS OF OVERCOATS, $4.00,
4.50, 5.00, 5.50, 6.00, 7.00 and 10.00.
MEN'S PANTS 6c and up. Some-
. thing very firie; All Wool Panta, $1.75,
2.00, 2.25, 2.50, 3.00, 3.50, worth $5.50
in apy other store iv the county.
YOUTHS’ SUITS from 14 to 19,$3.00,
| Sam, 4.50, 5.00, 5.50, and 6.00 for
4 CHILDREN'S SUITS 4 to 1, with
Kno Pasta, 1.15, 1.25, 1.50, 13, 2.00,
495, 240, 275, 3.00.
GATES: COATS und CAPES, $4.00,
a, 5.60, 6.00, 7.00, 7.50, 8.00,
and 10.00. Ownr Coats and
op to Ziie and the finest |
; - and lower in price than any
ars ol
00
are
: AINE RESS Ww i
bp GUODS., Al bastardy; Minnie Wagner.
‘burg, felonous assault and battery
A. A. Glasser.
{ Jacob Leap.
ck of each line. If
Shr Driven, Symane con-
: and |
i
| Isaiah H.
tery, intent; Mary E. Bisbing.
Foos,
© Wines, Liquors, .
Beer, Etc.”
Phoent: BrewinG Co.'s Beer.
Flas, Corks, Jugs, Etc.,
Hastirgs, Penn'a.
Bl |, WEIBA.
DISEAgs OF
EAR, TOSE AND
THROT
A SPechity.
‘Offs in Good Bulling, Stairs, |
~ PATTO. PENNA. |
EYE,
“mitted by District Attorney Murphy
"will be found below.
the Commonwealth must be present on
~ be present until the day named for the
Catharine Rhodes.
{ naloe; P. H. Wall
license; Oscar Yarnick.
pretense; Peter Brown.
and battery; Clara Slogenhop.
lary; Kate McCarty.
:
Adam Shedlick.
-tavs Ruseick, Frank Zinkler, and John
§ ardy; Lillie Rundle.
weapons; John A. Riblett.
battery; John A. Riblet.
ing liquors on Sunday; P. Kelley.
Frank Andrews, selling liquor with-
out license Peter Kelle oy.
I TH CAIN COURT.
Cass for the Rea! ar Term Rebeca Jac oon.
Commencing at Ehenshurg, Frank Bee, alias Sutton,
: . ~~ John Gutwald.
James Mahan, assaolt and battery,
intent; Isabella Gillespie.
Thomas Glosson, assault and battery;
Elizabeth Cllosson.
Mike McCardy, fornication
bastardy; Mary McCabe
Feter Firagon,
Pobita. »
Evan Godwin, fornication and bast-
andy; Martha Wassing.
Andrew Yeckley, assatlt and bat-
The following announcement is also. tery: Henry T. Hertsog.
made: Prosecutors and witnesses for Horton Cunningham, assault,
attempt to kill; George Clark.
the days named below, when cases will Lucy Kough, malicious
be presented to the Grand Jury. De- John Vogle
fendants and their witnesses need not Cases for Grind Jary, Wednesday. Dee. Sth.
H. Fraopklin
battery: prose-
larceny;
larceny;
3, 180.4.
MONDAY, DEC.
Some Interesting (Cases Wiki be Broaght
Hefore Judge Barker.
The criminal court calender, as sub-
and
sodomy;
for the trial of cases in the criminal
court of Cambria county commencing
at Ebensburg, Monday, December, 3,
with
trespass;
Commonwealth va
Horner, msanlt and
cutor, C. J. Beegle.
Joseph Lee, robbery;
Elias Nelson, film
Luther,
A. C. Brown, furnishing liquor to
miners; R. C. Myew
- Minnie Steel, selling liquor without
and license; J. 'W. Seese.
Alice Steel, selling liquor without
license; J. 'W. Seene.
Thomas McCloskey, Jr., fornication
and bastardy; Mary Gormaa.
S. D. Eirick, assault and battery:
Adam Huebner.
Mary Orso,
[ogan. -
Stella Kimmel, fornication; Isaac J.
Harris. :
‘John 8. Hipps, larceny; John Hippe.
John 8. Hipps, larceny; John Hipps.
; John 8. Hipps, asssalt and battery ;
William larceny Join Hippd
P.H iam Drybary ny bails; John Hipps, carrying
Willem McFarlin, larceny by bailee; | WeaPons; John 8. Hipps
P. H. Wall | Job 8. Hipp
i
7 wai Bell, larceny by bailee; P. H. Onroiine Hartfield larceny, Masry A.
‘Bowser, -
B. F Lang, selling liquor without’ Henry Taylor. luovny:
hardt.
Blanche Douglass, fornication; Steve
trial of cases in which they are con:
cerned: :
Cases for Grand Jury, Monday, Doc. 3rd,
Commonwealth vs.
embezziement; prosecutor,
Thomas.
.-Moses Feathers, embezzlement:
H. Thoms.
Maurice Wohl, forcible entry
detainer; Joseph Sach.
W. J. P.. McConnell, felonous rape;
‘Samuel Jacobs.
Glen Davis, fornication and stand 3
Alice Gray.
Moses Feathers, pretense; Ann
H.. H.
I.
Pater McPadden, assault and bai
tery; Maggie McPadden.
Samuel Snyder, larceny;
Drennan. :
Matthew Robinson,
fornication : Michael
Wiliam J.
iarcen y by
Thomas Laverick, larceny by baile;
coticealed
A. Ww, back
B. F Lang, leasing house for im-
moral purposes; Oscar Yornick. on od
James McMickles, forgery: John H. (ONT
Davis. A Barbara Rager,
Frank Ross, alias John Lane, fale: Kelley.
Ann Pergrine, adultery;
fornication; Peter
Peter Kei-
Harry L. Whiteman, felonoas assault
en Pergrine, fornication; Peter
C Ke Alley
Harry L. Whiteman, sodomy; Clara
Slogenhop. | George W. Smith, fornication and
Jacob F. Smith, assault snd batte ’TY | | bastardy; Elizabeth J. Pote. :
Maggie Smith. | Charles Aker, larveny; Joseph H.
George Gleicho la rs , | Cox.
Kurtz. Gleic of, Javeeny Joe, John Kelley and Pat Doughany,
John Davis, larceny by baile. | ergtary; Sues Cuilughier am
Emanuel Seese. - | reoranni Deuza, assault and battery
tand intent; D. D. MeGGough.
David McDade, alias McDevitt, burg | © Charles A. Lane, alias sn Rows,
| alias Charles Alexander, adultery;
| Elizabeth Weis,
Annie - Hoover, fornication:
e. :
John Campbell, John Brown, and
Daniel Campbell, larceny: J. G: C.
Bearer. i
John
Daniel
Bearer.
George W. Shaffer, larceny ;
uel Smith. :
Thomas W. Hagan, assault and bat-
tery; Emily Viola Williamson.
John Drvburg, lrteny; Abraham
Noel.
. Vincinzo Valerio and Fortunata
John Endler, Charles Endler, Frank Cafano, adultery; Nichola Cafano.
Huber, and Petey Bo maldetger a David C. Dale, fornication and bast-
- | ardy; Blanche Douglass.
Mrs. Michael Collins, larceny; John
Hockey.
Hiram Webb, malicious mischief;
Daniel Allison. :
William Troxell, receiving stolen
goods; George H. Lang.
Emma Wilks, enticing young girls
David McDade, alias MeDevitt, rape; |
Kate McCarty.
William Yeager, larceny;
stead.
William Maalhauser. fornication and |
John An | Alice
. Cases for Grand Jury, Taseday, Dee. $15.
John Brown, and
larceny; J. G. C.
Campbell,
Commonwealth vs. William Campbell,
Wine-
prosecutor, Jos. Whitmor.
George Makin, assault and battery
Eman-
John Pedcord, lt and battery:
William Gray, assault and battery: |
; 9. W. Cole.
tery, intent; Mary Hunter.
, assault and bat.
John Rolko, Pomsick Rolko, Igna.
tavs Russick, Frank Zinkler, and John
felonious assault and battery;
Shedlick.
Jobn Rolko, Pomsick Rolko, Igna- Fox.
tavs Ramick, Frank Zinkler, and John Laser For Triul Monding, Dee: Sed.
00s, felonious assanlt and battery; :
YPoun, Sleuions Commonwealth vs. Harry Gouagh-
John Rolko, Possick Rolko, Igna- Dour, non-support; prosesutels; Ella
tuvs Rassick, Frank Zinkler, and John OGoughnonr. ©
| Foos, felonious assault and battery; Joseph Heslop, surety of the peace;
John C. Sible.
John Rively, desertion and non-main-
tenance; Mary Rively. :
Thomas W. Jones, surety;
Manamy.
Thomas W. Jones, malicious mischief;
James B. McManamy.
Thomas W. Jones, assault and bat-
‘tery; J. B. McManamy.
R. P. Roberts, malicious mischief;
John Lindenberg.
Clara Miller, assauit and battery;
Hannah Dawson.
Robert Dawson; assault and battery;
Joseph A. Miller.
John Rolko, Possick Rolko, lena
Foos, felonious assault and battery;
- Adam Shedlick.
Thomas Melvin, assault and battery;
Ellie Huver.
Frank Makin, fornication and bast
Frank Dick, larceny: J. A. Page.
Frank Dick, burglary; J. A. Page.
Frank Dick, larceny; J. A. Page.
John Russell, carrying concealed
John Ruseell, felonious salt; and
| Harvey,
Cases for Trial Tuesday; Dec. 4th.
. Commonwealth va Lizzie Thompson,
C. A. Sherlin, cruelty to animals;
Frank McAnuity.
Frank Andrews, selling and furnish:
ing liquors on Sunday;
Martin
John Hipps, assanit and buttery;
J. W. vole.
‘into house of prostitution; Cecelia
J.-B. Mec-
James A. Bracken, sodomy; Rachael -
selling Sqsion without license; prose.
cutor, Edward Whalen. :
Lizzie Thompson, selling and furnish
E. Whalen.
Lizzie Thompson, furnishing liquor
to minors; Edward Whalen.
Lizzie Thompson, selling liquor with-
out license; Edward Whalen.
Matthew Robinson, larceny by baile,
P. H Wall
Thomas Laverick, larceny by
P. H Wall
William Dryburg, larceny by baile;
PH ‘Wall.
William McFarlin, larceny by bailee;
P., H. Wall
Henry Bell,
Wall.
Moms Feathers, etnbezzlement;
H. Thomos.
Moses Feathers, smbezziement;
H. Thomas
Maurice Wohl, forcible entry and de-
ballee:
larceny by bailee; P. H.
H.
H.
tainer: Joseph Such.
W. J. P. McConnell,
Samuel Jacobs.
Gledt Davis, fornication and bastardy;
Cathorine Rhodes.
Peter McPadden, assault and bat-
tery; Maggie McPadden.
Peter McPadden, surety;
McPaciden.
. Samuel Snyder, larceny
Drennan.
Mike McCardy. fornication and bast-
ardy; Mary McCabe.
Peter Bragon,
Robits.
Evan Goodwin, fornication and bast-
ardy; Martha Wassing.
Andrew Yeockley assault and battery :
Henry T. Hartwog.
W. M. Mavibauser, fornication and
felonious rape;
William J.
sodomy; Martin
bastar iy: Minnie Wagner.
Cases for Wednesdiny. Dee. 5th.
commonwealth vs. B. P. Lung, sel-
+ ling licuor without license: prosecutor,
- Oscar Yarnick.
BF. Lang, leasing house for im-
maral purposes, Oscar Yarnick.
James McMickles, forgery; John H.
Davis.
Frank Ross, alias John Lane, false
pretense; Peter Brown.
Harry I. White, felonious ‘assault
and battery; clara Slogenhop.
Harry Whiteman, sodomy;
Slogenhop.
Jacob F, Smith, assault and battery:
Maggie Smith,
George Gleichoff,
Kurtz.
John Daly,
uel Seape.- :
Davi McDade, alias McDevitt, burg-
lary; Kate McCarty
David McDade, alias McDevitt, rape;
clara
larceny;
larceny by bailee; Eman-
Kate Mccarty.
William Yeager, larceny;
stead. ;
William Wineburg, felonious assault
and battery: Joseph Whitmore.
George Makin, assault and baitery;
A. A. Makin.
John Pedcord, assaalt and battery;
Jacob Leap. :
William Gray,
John An-
assault and battery; -
John Endler, charles Endler, Frank
Huber and Peter Simmelsberger, as-
sault and battery; F. C. Yeager.
Lavi C. Dale, fornication and bast-
ardy; Blanche Douglasa.
Camis for Trial Thursday, Dec. 8th.
Comraonwealth, va Adam Ham-
mond, assault and battery and intems;
prosecrutrix, Mary Hunter.
Isaiah H. Bittner, assault and bat-
tery and intent; Mary E. Bisbing.
John Rolko; Possick Rolko, Igna-
tuve Russick, Frand Zinkler, and John
Foos, felonious assanit and hastery;
Matthew Shedlick.
John Rolko, Possick Rolko, Igna-'
tuvs Russick, Prank Zinkler, and John
: Poos, felonious assanit and battery;
Adam Shedlick.
John Rolko, Poassick Rolico, Igna-
tuvs Russick, Frank Zinkler, ‘and John
Foos, felonious assault and battery;
Adam Shedlick.
John Rolko, Possick Rolko, Igna-
tavs Fussick, Frank Zinkler, and John
Foose, felonious assault
Adam Shedlick.
Thomas Melvin, assault and battery;
Ellie Huver.
Frank Makin, fornication and bast-
ardy; Lillie Randle.
* Frank Dick, larceny; J. A. Page
Frank Dick, Suva J. A. Page.
Frank Dick, larcony; J. A. Page.
Rhon Russell, carrying concealed
weapons; John A. Riblett.
C. A. Sherlin. cruelty to “animals;
and battery;
‘ Frank McAnaity,
Frank Andrews, selling and furnish-
1 ing liquors on Sanday;
Frank Andrews, selling liquor with- |
Peter Kelley.
out license; Peter Kelley.
Frank Bee, alias Sutton, larceny; Re:
becca Jackson.
Frank Bee,
Joan Gutwald.
Mrs. Michael Collins, larceny; John
Hickey. ;
alias Sutton, Imrceny;
oy
John
"intent;
Lane.
i Shields, of Houtadale,
honesty and in
Hiram Webb, malicious mischief:
Daniel Allison.
Cases for Trisi Frida ny. De. Tt
Commonwealth vs. James Mahan,
assault and battery, intent; prosecu-
trix. Isabella Gi
Thomas Glosson, amsanit and battery;
Elisabeth Glosson.
‘H. Prankiin Horner, assault and bat-
tery; C. J. Beegle.
Joseph Lee, robbery: Alice Gray
Elins Nelson, false pretense; Ann
Lather,
A: C. Brown, Youwiiing
minors: R C. Myers
Minnie Steel, selling liquor withoat
license: J. W. Seese.
liquor wo
Alice Steel, welling euoe without |
license; J. W. Sease.
Thomas McCloskey, Jr., fornication
and bastardy; Mary Gorman.
S. D. Elrick, a and battery.
Adam Huebner.
Mary Oreo, fornication; Michael
Logan.
Stella Kimmell. fornication: Isasc J.
Harris.
. John 8. Hipps, larceny; John Hippe.
John 8. Hipps, larceny; John Hipps
John S. Hipps, assault and battery;
John Hipps.
John Hipps, carrying concealed
- weapons; John S. Hipp
John Hipps, assault and battery;
John 8. Hippe.
Caroline Hartfield, larceny, Mary A.
Bowser.
Horton Cunningham, assault with
intent so kill; George Clark.
Lacy Kough, ‘malicious trespass;
Johm Vogle.
William Troxell, receiving stolen
goods; George H. Lung. :
Emma Wilkes, enticing. minor;
celia Fox.
Cases for Trial SS “Dee. Sth.
Commonwealth va Harry Taylor,
larceny ; prosecutor, A. W. Lockhardt.
Bianche Douglass, fornication: Steve
Conrad.
Kelley.
Ann Pergrive, adultery;
ley.
Ann Pergrine,
Kelley. : .
George W. Smith, fornication anc!
bastardy. Tlizabeth J. Pote.
Charles Aker, larceny;
Cox.
Ce-
fornication: Peter
“Peter Kel-
fornication. Petr
Joseph H.
John Kelley and Pat Dougerty, burg-
lary, burglary; James Gallagher.
Georznni Geuza, assault and battery,
D. D. McGough
Charles A. Lane, alias Charles Rows,
alias Charles Alexander. adultery;
Elizabeth Weis Teal cae
Annie Hoover, fornication; Alice
John Campbell, John Brown,
Daniel Campbell, larceny; J.
Bearer.
John Camppell,
Daniel Campbell,
Bearer. :
George W. Shaffer,
uel Smith.
Thomas W. Hagan, assauit and at.
tery; Emily Viola Williamson.
John Dryburg, larceny:
‘and
G.: C.
. John Brown, and
larceny; J. G. C.
iarceny; Eman-
A braliain
‘ Noel.
Vicinzo Valerio and Fortunata Ca
fano, adultery; Nichola Cafano.
Where Goods are Selling at Low Prices.
While at Altoona this week we vis-
‘ited the great house of Cook, Salmond
& Cowden, and found them crowded
with customers and goods selling off
like hot cakes. Among the many
bargains we noted were:
American indigo print at 5¢ a yard
Turkey red, with black or white
figures, at 5c.
One case of 10 4 gray blankets mark-
‘ed at 45¢ a pair.
Five pieces of fine cream damask
2c a yard.
At the men’s furnishing department
is a large line of men’s gray under
. wear at 0c each that we are sure will
compare favorably with those scl at
other houses for 72c.
Scarlet wool underwear at 9ic each,
fully equal to those of other houses at -
$1.35.
They have the handsomest line of
Scotch plaid ties in all styles to be
found in the city. The latest whim
and only 50c. each.
They are now busy receiving an im-
mense Holiday stock that will do
vour eves good to see.
On Saturday of last week Patrick
a west-bound
passenger via the Beech Creek rail
road was so unfortunate as to lose his
purse containing notes and money to
the amount of five thousand dollars
13.0. Giles, the trainman, accidentally
stumbled upon the missing
reaching Wil
Mr. Shitid by telegraph.
ER Sarainiy 1 be of
doubtless
i and modied
of Mr. Giles
tinue on to Patton, arriving at
‘present
during holiday week.
B.C. RLADID EXTENSION
Taking Effect
Monday, Nov. 25th,
To Patton,
NEW TOWNSHIP ROAD
Between Patton and Thotsas' Mille Werk
Comomrmevd,
Patton now has the long lioked for
Beech Creek passenger service which
greatly improves the system between
Patton und Clearfield, Philipsburg,
Williamsport and Philadeiphis.
The service went into effect on Mon-
day, November 26th.
- Formerly the trains run a8 far as
Mahaffey and retarned to William
sport, while the freight trains ran on
to this piace. Hereafler the mom
ing trains leaving Clearfield will con-
nr
m. Returning it will leave
about 4 p. m., atriving at gid in
time to connect with the evening train
on the Clsarfleld and Mahoning road
for DuBois and Punxsutawney. Also,
connecting with the evening train from
DuBois with sleeper attached, and will
take the sleeper on to Philadelphia
By the new arrangemzent a large nota.
ber of the Beech Creek's patrons will
be socommodated as hss long been
desired. The trip trom DuBois, Cur
wensville, Clearfield and intermediate
stations, to Patton can be made in one
day, giving about three hours at this
place, axl a lay-over at Mahaffey of
several bours will be avoided.
It is hoped by Patton people that
the train which arrives at Mahaffey
about 9 p. m. will ‘be extended to this
Place which no doubt will materialise in
the future.
A NEW 8040
A period of about one year has
elapsed sibsoe 2 petition was circulated
asking fr the building of a new road
and Patton parties were the principal
promoters of the affair and the necessity
which prompted the movement was
the shortening of ‘he distance between
- Patton and Hastings, St. Boniface and
St. Lawrence, besides affording acoess
to that ssction of country in close
proximity to Thomas’ Min heretofore
unopened for travel.
| Work was commenced on the new
highway the first of the present month
under the supervision of John Nagle,
supervisor of Elder township, and is
expected to be completed before the
beginning of the new year.
One dvided advantage aside from
the lossning of the distance between
Patton and Hastings will be the pleas.
are of averting the rocky road one
mile west of town imperatively neces-
sary during the drive between the two -
named places and a wave of generosity
shounid flood our hearts for the propi-
gators of the scheme to obliberate the
dangers of travel over the “Rocky
Road to Dublin.’ :
school Report.
Following is the Report of Wentz
School Nao. 3, Chest township: Whole
number in attendance, males, 17: fi
males 14; per cent. during month,
; females, 92 Names of those
overyday: Gertie McCon-
nell, Lizz» Rhoa, Gertie Wentz, Com
Deitrich, Laura Warner, Emma Warn-
er, Anthony Yahner, Philip Yabner,
Herman Yahner, Mike McConnell,
Emera Deitrich, Jessie Deitrich, John
Rhoa, Sain. Johnson, Names of those
who misasi one day: Rosie Rhoa, Ella
Yahner, HStepben Deitrich. Parents
- are respectfully requested to send their
children everyday. .
F. E. WENTZ, Teacher.
Thanksgiving Services. :
"Rev. R. C. Morgan will preach. a
Thanksgiving sermon in Good's hall
Thuredsy evening, November 29th,
‘Thanksgiving Day’ at 7:30 o'clock.
' The sacrament of the Lord’s Supper
will be observed. ‘Everybody is
cordialy invited to attend.
Ladies, Attention.
The ladium of Patton are requested to
meet in the opera house on Tuesday
evening as 7:30 to elect officers for the
firemans fair and festivai to be held
COMITTER
Coal For Sale. §
John Truman is prepared to furnish |
his trade with the finest coal for gen-
latter eral use in this section. Call and leave
upon your onder Terms cash. -53tf
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