The Patton courier., January 24, 1895, Image 7

Patton Courier.
raTTON PUBLISHING co, Proprietors.
. $WHURSDAY, JANUARY 24. 1895.
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have settled their bills and ordered them
fed,
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ont informing the publishers, and the papers
5 are sent 1o the former address, they. are held
3 ag ‘oarts have decided that refusing to
take periodicals from the office or removing
and kay tog them uncalled for, is prima facta .
1 intentional fraud.
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bound to give notice at the end of the tine if
they do not wish 10 continge taking it other:
wine the publishers is guthoriized to send it
and the subweriber will be responsible anti an
"x noties-, with ment of wll arrear-
Een, 18 sent to the - polite
Local Time Table.
The hours of arrival and departure
of trains at the Patton Station are as
follows: ;
Train No, Arrives, Mail Clowes,
TES... J ; e. TOR AM
02-X...... : 3 TAN
708-5... i (EE . 310 Pu
TORN. 5 7.r
Postoffice hours from 7 A. %. 10 3
P.M
Train sumbers marked “N" are
northbound and “8 southbound. .
Hereditary.
strictures are anmerited,
gti are inherited,
rectly from cur groan’ pes they all oRINe;
Ofte defects have been transmitt
And we should be atquittnd
Of all fesponsibility and blame
We are nit depraved beginners,
But hereditary sinners,
For eur fathers never acted nx they shoald:
“Tis the folly our gram’ pas ;
That continually hampers,
What a pity that our gram’ pas weren't good;
Yes, we'd atl be reverend senators,
I a depraved progenitors,
} ad ail been prudent, siadious and wise
But they were quits terrrestrial,
bis? new Hl be celestial]
¢'d #1] be proper nants for the skies
we're wot all blameless sages,
And beacons to the azes,
© And fit for prinetpalitied and pars rr
If we do not guide and man i.
© Andengineer the planet, f
"Fis the folly of our forsit hers nO GOrs
MiLpRED LANCASTER,
Valentines at Hodgkins’.
At Good's hall Friday night.
Ashcroft's millinery store A44-tf
- Coffins are made of paper pulp
Hustle up and get your texes paid.
Sleighing parties are quite the rage
now.
Americans use 90,000,000 ponds. of
tea a year,
Fresh shelled oysters at Kinkead
‘restaurant.
At the Hastings opera house next
Tuesday night.
E. Ww. Sharbaugh came down from
_ #‘wrrolitown Friday.
There are forty-two prisoners in the
"Cambria county jail.
Abe Mirkin is again able to attend to
his duties at the store.
A. B. Roorisn, of Tyrone, stopped at
Hotel Beck Thursday.
T. Weaklan, of Hastings, was in Pat-
ton on business Fridsy.
R. B. Flemming came over from
Barnesboro on Sunday. °
Miss Dollie Murphy, of Gallitzin, is
visiting friends in town.
Maple syrup by the quart or galion
at the Patton Supply. -80tf :
KO. Raup, of Altoona, registered at
the Palmer house Monday.
Heating stoves now at cost at the
Cambria Hardware (0.’s.-58t2
Full styles in ladies Hats at Alice A.
: Asheroft's millinery store.-44-t{
Ujele Tom and Little Eva at Hastings |
house next Tuesday night.
B. Dunlap, of Pittsburg, stopped
at the Commercial hotel Monday.
gi) P. Sobers, of Williamsport, was a
guest at the Palmer house Friday.
You are invited to visit the COURIER
office to see the wheels go around.
. BE. T. Gould, of Reading, was a guest
at the Commercial hotel Saturday.
Patton Supply will sell you Pepsin
flour. Every sack guaranteed.-60tf.
5 Read the Cambria Hardware com-
pany’s new ‘ad’ in another column.
Attend the phonograpic entertain-
ment in Good's hall on Friday evening.
Jas. H. Allport and lady, of Hastings,
took a sleigh ride to this place Mon-
Ed. H. Knee, and lady, of Evens- |
© I N. Rodkey, and W. H. Liddle, of
Spangler, were visitors to this place
er Brooks, & lively traveling
Lent begins on Fegroary 27th.
For fruits go to Kinkead’s.- q0tf
Valentines at Hodgking’ drug store.
Try the Courier for job work.
Prices moderate.
J. F. Schroder came up from Johns
town on Monday.
There were 13,885 bosiness failures in
the States iast year.
If yon want a nobby hat at cost go
to Patton Supply. otf
J. Kusner. of Altoona, was a guest at
Hotel Beck last week. :
Hon. J. J. Thomas is at Harrisburg
this week on business :
fee cream, oysters and candies st the
Gales’ restanrant. 60-tf. :
Jas. Ryan, of Bradford, stopped at
the Palmer house Monday
All kinds of tinning done on short
notice at A M Thoms’ store Htf
When you want good goods at least
money try Patton Supply Co. -60tf
J. W. Shaw, of Punxsutawney, reg-
istered at Hotel Beck on Monday.
C. J. Hoffman, of Johnstown, was a
welcome visitor to Patton Monday.
H. J. Schnell, of Pittsburg, was lock-
ing after business interests Monday.
Dr. 1. J. Weida sports a fine look-
Ing and spirited piece of horse flesh.
Patton is the centre of attraction for
a large majority of sleighing parties.
‘Miss Funnie Criste, the postmistress,
visited at her home in Gallitzin over
Sunday.
The Driftwood (Cameron county)
Gazette is a new exchange added to the
COURIER list.
R. W. Nicholson and lady, of Coal
port, were among the many visitors to
Patton Sunday. PY
P. J. Little, Esq.. of Ebensburg, and
Miss Hattie Sharbaugh, of Carrolltown,
Grove to Patton Sanday. :
. P. Ernheart, a traveling sales
man of Pittsburg, registered at the
Commercial hotel Saturday.
A wall plaster plant is being erected
at Mill Hall, Pa. It is being built by
the Mill Hall Lime company.
‘A M Thomas has secured an ex:
perienced tinner and is now prepared
to do all kinds of work in that line. -80tf
R. F. Gallaher and Frank Yeager,
two of Patton’s energetic merchants,
drove over to Coalport on Thursday of
last week. :
J. H. Cordell and family are now
residents of Patton. He has moved
‘into the Yeager balling on Fifth
avenue.
Merchant: Why the doce don’t you
shut the door? Insurance Agent: Do
you think I'm fool enough to cut off
my retreat. ;
J. R. McKee, a prominent merchant
of Westover, was » visitor to Patton
on Tuesday and while here made the
COURIER 3 pleasant call.
D. H. C. Warren, the painter, has
received the contract for painting the
new M. E. parsonage which is being are
erected on Palmer avenue.
Olmir J. Deen and lady, and F. W.
McTague and lady, of Gallitzin, took
advantage of the splendid sleighing
Sunday and drove to this place.
Everybody is invited to call and
raake the Patton COURIER office a visit.
| You will see the neatest sad cleanest
office in Central Pennsylvania.
H. C. Beck has his ice house filled
with spring water ice from Anna's dam
east of town. This ice is considered
the finest to be secured in this section.
Walter Weakland, John Boyce, P. P.
| Young, T. W. Letts, Bonner and Marks,
| and James Douglass, have filed pet-
itions for wholesale license in Patton.
The Hastings Tribune is running a
kicker’ s column-for the . benefit of
kickers of that place. Would be a
grand idea to run one in the Patton
paper.
A sleigh load of young people num-
bering twenty, of Ebensburg, drove to
this place Saturday and while here
called to see the “devil” of the Cot-
'RIER office.
‘Judge Gordon, of Clearfleld county,
has handed down the list of licenses
granted. Out of 159 applicants, 9%
were granted 31 refused, and the re-
mainder held over.
The Pomona grange wish to express
sincere thanks to Mra. PF. Bengeles oy
‘Capt. McDonald, of Loretto, for
| generous hospitality during ii
| recent meeting there.
On Friday John J. Kinney was ap-
pointed Postmaster at Gallitzin. Six
years ago he was the democratic candi-
date. for sheriff, but was defeated by .
Hon. J.C. Stineman. —(ambria Herald.
Joseph K. Love, of the firm of Love
" ‘Sunshine & Co., wholesale grocery of
aes oaiot 15 pric at Alice
A. Asheroft's millinery store upstairs
in Good binding:
N. Pack, of the Beonomy clothing
tore at Odalliawin, spent one day in
Patton last week. : :
The Pptton Supply company is at
the front again with a large new ad-
_ vertisement. See it. ga
‘J. F. Kelley and lady and Harvey |
Little and lady, all of Chest Springs,
&.4ve down to Patton Friday.
Did you éver hear or see a talking
machine? If not, it will pay you to go
to the Good hall on Friday night.
Johnstown, was in Patton Tuesday and
while here placed a large attractive
advertisement on the fourth page of
this paper. :
The directors of the Gallitzin Build.
ing and Loan association met in the
+ opera house on Tuesday last and after
fa hard fight re-elected Ed. T. McNelis, |
of Johnstown, solicitor for the ensuing |
| year. —QGallitzin Times.
Daisie- Markoe, (Topsy No. 1) played
very cleverly indeed and met with
much favor from the audience.—New |
| York Herald. In Uncle Tom's Cabin
‘at Hastings opera house, Tuesday
night, ‘January 29.
C J Wood, (seo Speice, James Speice,
| Samuel Taylor, Jas Wablley, Chas’
Williams, L L Williams, Dan’l Me- Argument court svened Ebene:
5, Pa. Jans 95 1906. 1
Donald sand Milton Spencer, all of pou
Barnesboro, composed a sleigh load |
who drove to this place on Sundsy.
The railways in Ohio earried 55,000,.
000 passengers the inst two years whth- |
out a fatal accident to one of them--a
creditable fact which appears to 0On-
firm the assertion that a seat in a rail
way train is one of the safest places in
the world. - Railway Age
A merry sleigh load consisting of t the
following drove over from Hastings
one day last week nnd took sopper at
Hotel Beck: Mrs. M. Neff, Mrs. Row
ley, Mrs. C. M. Goss, Mrs. R. J. Yath-
ers, Miss Mollie Haines, Mr= C. S.
~ Baird, and Mrs. Charles Speidel,
The Morrellville Times, Vol. 1, Neo.
6, an eight page, six column paper
edited by F. W. Clarke, came to the
CorRIER on Monday, and judging from
its appearance will be counted among
the best exchanges that come to this
office. May the Times forever prosper.
H. E. Keller, the jovial baker, whose
place of business «as on Pifth- avenue,
has removed from this place to his
former home, Williamsport. Mr.
Keller has a large number of
friends here who were sorry to see
hima leave, btit are with the C COURIER
in wishing him success in kis new lo-
cation.
There is god resson for the popular.
ity of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
Davis & Buzzard, of West Monterey
Clarion Co., Pa, say: ‘Tt has cured
people that our physicians could do
nothing for. We persuaded them to
try a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy and they now recommend it
"with the rest. of ns.”’ 25 and 50 cent
bottles for sale by CE. Belcher’s City
Drag Store. ;
W. H. Sechier. Esq., of Fheasburg,
was in Patton: on business one day last
week. Marks and Bonner, who have
applied for a wholesale license in
this place have placed their petition in
Mr. Sechler's hands. The above
firm have leased the Hodgkins building
on Fifth avenue for the purpose of
doing business if they are fortunate
enough in sncaring license. Mess.
Bonner and Mzrks are two well known
and industrious citizens of Patton and
their friemds will be pleased 12
learn of their petition being granted.
Insitute nt Ashyiiie.
All friends of edneation are cordially
invited to attend the Local Institute at
Ashville Janpary 26. Institute will’
convene at 7p. m.
George Bell, how to increase ‘the effi-
ciency of our schools; Miss Stella
Wills, what relation shonld exist be-
‘tween parent, teacher and pupil; Miss
McCoy, school government; A. JL
Swoope, Physiology: A.- H. Swoope,
history; R. Neason, how to secure a
better attendance at school; Miss Let-
tie Tierney, literature in district
schools; Debate, resolved, that trusts
are beneficial to the mass of people;
Affirm, A. 8. Swoope, A. H. Swoope;
Deny, George bell, Mr. McCartney.
Following is a report of Chest Springs
school for month ending January 8,
1805: Namber in attendance, males,
17; females, 11; total, 25; average at-
tendance, males, 16; females, 10; total,
28; per cent. of attendance; males, 93;
females, 98; total, 93. Names of pupils
perfect in attendance during month:
John Charles, Chas. Cramer, Andrew
Lipple, Willie Randall, Harvey Leary,
Frank Callaban, Thoa Callahan, Willie
Callahan, Rettie Cramer, Edna Perry,
Maud Litzinger, Mand Douglass and
May Callahan. Classleaders— A grade,
Walter Wharton: B grade, Mamie
Callahan. G: E. Hipp, Prof.
w Vedding Bells. >
On Wednesday, January 16th, at
high noon, Miss Sophronia Gearhart,
of Clearfield, and Harry D. Hasson, of
Charleroi, were united in marriage by
Rev. W. A. Stephens at the home of
the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.
Gearhart. Harvey Patterson, of this
place, and Miss Birdella Morgan, of
Clearfield, were the attendants. The
bride is a young lady of culture, beaaty
and accomplishments and has many
friends in this place who wish her bon
voyage on the sea of matrimony. Mr.
Hasson, the groom, is a prominent
druggist of Charleroi, and a brother of
Mrs. C. €. Coalter, of Palmer avenue.
A Large Deal.
Captain H. F. Manges, a wholewale
lumberman «of Philadelphia, has just
closed a deal with Heidrick, Coleman.
Osborn & Co., of this place for 16,000,
000 feet of white pine lumber. The
lumber will be manufactured for the
Philadelphia market, at the rate of 4,-
000,000 to 5,000,000 feet per year. “This
is one of the largest deals in white pine
lumber made in this State for years,
and representa about $350,000, — Brook -
ville, Pa, Republican. i
A Sirious Fall.
Mrs. Westover, wife of Joseph West-
over, Br. who: lives at. Westover met
with quite a serious accident on Sun-
day. She was going lo a spring house
close by her horw when she. slipped
and fell dislocating her hip joint. She
is about 83 years old and it is thought
will not stand the shock as the accident
has caused her considerable suffering.
‘Dr. Park, the attending physician
pronounces her case very serious.
Mr. A P. Kirsch, of Barr township,
spent a few hours in town on Wednes-
day.
. Postmaster Fenlon, is having some
improvements made in the Ebensburg
Mrs. John Ivory, of Altoona, is the
gaest of her uncle, Mz. L. A. Craver,
of the Blair house.
Mrs. Haorlbert, of Zanesville, O., is’
visiting her brother Dr. T. M. Rich-
ardd, in the West Ward
On Tuesday afternoon, Dr. A. Grif-
fith and family, departed for their win-
t=r home at Ocala, Fiorida.
Mrs. A E McDonald, edna on
Wednesday last for Baltimore Md.
where she will spend the balance of the
winter,
Mr. apd Mrs. John Cole, of Kitoona,
were the gnests of Mra. Cole's sister,
Mrs I. A. Craver, of the Blair house.
lant week.
Mr George Callahan, formerly of this
place but now of Johnstown, was the
guest of his conn, P, J. Little, Fsq.,
last week.
It is ramored that the Blacklick rail-
road will be extended next summer to
connect the Indiana Branch at Black:
lick Station. :
Jury Commissioners, Miller & Weak-
land, finished filling the wheel for 1885
on Tuesday and drew the Het for March
Term of Court.
Mr. Robert Jones, who with John E
Reese, has been seiling patent sepa-
rators throngh Maryland and Virginia,
has returned home.
Mr. Thos Collins, of veliafonts, Was
in town last week, on a visit to his
brother, Philip, who is still confined to
his home by illness.
Dr. Griffith and family, took their
departure last Tuesday for their win-
ter home at Ocala, Florida, where they
will spend the remainder of the winter.
Judge Barker, of this place, was in
Indiana last week along with Judges
Doty and Reyburn, trying the judicial
contest between Judges White and
Biair.
A sleighing party of married women,
from this place drove to Gallitzin, on
Wednesday had supper at Fitzharris
hotel, and left for home about eight
o'clock.
Capt. S. L. Reed, of Lieut. Hugh
Jones Camp, Sons of Veterans, of this:
place, ated as Installing officer for
the Gallitan Camp on last Tuesday
evening.
H. E. Bender, of Carrolitown, has
moved to this place, where he will run
a wagon and carriage shop in connect
jon with the blacksmith shop of Messrs.
Luther & Williams. on
Last week, Messrs. W. D. Miller,
and Ansiem Weakland, the Jury Com-
missioners, were busy filling the Jary
wheel and drawing jurors for the
March term of court.
Mr. W. F. Connel, chief printer for
the Johnson company Johnstown,
drove to Ebensburg on Tuesday morn-
ing, accompanied by Misses Eva and
Ardella Davis. After spending a few
hours in town among friends they de-
parted for Johnstown.
A sleighing party from Conemaagh
stopped at vhe Central hotel, on Friday
evening, and after partaking of a
choice supper, the tablés were removed
from the dining room and dancing was
indulged in until nearly 2 o'clock when
the party departed for their homes.
On Saturday afternoon, Mr. L. A
Craver of this place, accompanied by
his family, and Mr and Mia Cole. of
Altoona, drove to Hastings where they
visitad Mrs. Craver's sister, Mix. Nich.
olas Wyland. They returned home on
Sunday, by the way of Spangler and
Nicktown. .
Hon A. V. Barker, and Messrs T. H.
Bechtel and Warren Delano, Jr., of the
Blacklick Improvement company, visi-
ted their interests at Vintondale one
day last week. It is rumored that a
coal train will be put on the new road,
as a number of cars are now shipped
daily from the different mines ia that
locality. :
Lieut. Hugh Jones Camp. Sons of
Veterans, of this place, did not banquet
at the Cambria house sa was rumored
they would, but instead the Ladies Aid,
Sons of Veterans, prepared an elegant
supper at the opera house; there were
over one hundred persons present, and
ar supper dancing was kept up till a
late hoar.
School Report. :
Report of Gill school, No. 1, for the
month ending Janoary § 1885: Num-
ber in attendance term to date, males,
41; females, 30; total, 71; number in at-
tendance during month, males, 37; fe-
males, 28; total, 65; average attendance
during month, 54; per cent. of attend-
ance during mongh, a; per cent. for
the term, 88. 0. E. RODKEY,
Teacher.
« hureh Notice.
" Rev. Chas. W. Wasson, Pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church will preach
in this place next Sunday morning at
10. 30 at which time communion ser
‘vices will be held. All are invited to
attend this service. ;
Get a Valentine,
CC. W. Hodgkins, the druggist, has
just received the finest line of valen-
tines ever you laid vour eyes on, Don't
| miss seeing ther,
yesterday.
Mrs. Jom F. Grin, of Kane, Pa,
is visiting friends i Ebensburg. :
For
TO ORDER ANY AND
ALL KINDS OF
Dress Goods,
Trimmings,
Silks,
Satins,
Sateens,
Ginghams,
Prints,
Muslins,
Laces,
Embroideries,
Insertions,
Bic, Exc,
BY
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WHEN YOU ORDER
FROM.
WM. F. GABLE & C0.
Daylight Department Store,
1320-23. Eleventh Aev.,
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