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THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 1595.
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CHURCH NOTICES.
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of trains ut the Patton Station are as
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northbound and “8” southbound.
Fishing Fever.
I don’t know how to ‘count for it,
Rut every year in March
A homesick feelin’ gits mo
Jos* sort o lose my stanh,
(iit thinkin’ of the old hame
Up where I was born,
Af how the game-cock rooster
Used to wake me in the morn,
Seem to see the cherry trees
Burstin' into bloom;
Altnost smell the fmgmnec
Of the hyacinths perfome.
Wond rin’ if the honey bees
‘Li git to business soon,
Thinkin’ {f the trout brook!
Rings the same old tune.
Oh, the dancin’, riplin’ trout hook!
An’ then [ jes’ git wishin’,
*At business was in Halifax
An' time ‘nd coms for fishin’
~'Tin Horn,
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Soda
Soda water
At Hodgkin's
Jee cream season is here.
Go to Kinkead for fish. -72tf -
will Menorial Day be observed in|
~ Patton?
Read the Sheriff sales in another
oolumn. :
Jas. Mitchel,
on Tuesday.
Have you gathered any
arbutos yet?
Latest styles of men’s hats at C. H.|
Perry’ 8.-78t2 :
~ Straw hats, good ‘ones, 5c. ‘each—
Bell, The Clothier.
R. C. Kduffman,
Altoona on Monday.
came over from:
§
"DD. M. Trout, of Altoona, was a guest |
id Hotel Beck Monday.
N. Wayne, of Spangler, registered at
Hotel Beck on Tuesday. !
Fred Nagle, of Houtzdale, was a vis- |
itor to Patton Saturday.
Lock Haven is to be visited by two |
large circuses this season.
The Euclid mines at South Fork were
closed last week by the sheriff.
give © Xpre RX
MoE
all ATPCATHECS Are |
take
are
a up from Clearfield |
adn Mais
Tey Truman's coal. -67tf
The tree will soon awake.
Try Lerch, the tailor, Mahaffey. Pa. |
Wall paper at 4 cents a bolt at Letts’.
Sdy, have you tried Hodgkin's soda |
| water? :
Fresh Shad and Herring at’ Kin-
kead’s. -72tf
Lerch. the tailor, Mahaffey,
tees a perfect fit. -68tf
If you want to be ‘‘in it”! put an ad
in the Patton COURIER,
TT. G. Cronover, of Lancaster stopped
‘at Hotel Beck Saturday.
A female clown travels
num’s circus this season.
The roads have been excellent in this
section for the past week.
T. W. Graffins, of Tyrone, registered
at the Palmer house Monday.
Lon. Rhody, of St. Lawrence, was a
‘ guest at Hotel Patton Saturduy.
E. H. Evans, of Lock Haven, was a
guest at the Commercinl hotel Tuesday.
Butterick Patterns can be purchased
at the store store of Geo. 8. Good. -85tf.
Just received at C. H. Perry's, Chest
Springs, Pa., a large lot of wall paper.
73t2
Send for
mond, edited by
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guaran-
with Bar-
of the Biack Dia-
A. Bischoff, Chi-
cago, Til
G. E. Hipps, of St 1, awrenoe, rode ts
Patton on bicycle Wednesday
| morning. :
a copy
“HH:
his
should
Mellon's
All persons wanting coal
leave their orders at Jas.
| office. -72t2
Every Pattern of the Spring and
{summer styles in stock at Geo. 8S.
Good’. -85tf.
Chilled plows and 5 tooth cultivators
at C. H. Perry's. Cheaper than ever
before. -87t2
If you wish to get cooled off stop in
ito Hodgkins drug store “and get a
| drink of soda.
Mrs. Edith Allport sud her daughter
Janet visited Mr. sand Mm. R. Me-
| Pherson over Sunday.
E. D. Welwood, a traveling sales-
‘man of Pittsburg, stopped at the
' Palmer house Monday,
A. M. Thomas, of Lock’ Haven, is
stopping in Patton this week looking
| after business interests. :
L. 8. Bell, the energetic wievoliant; is
to the front again this week with
: another “ad.”” Read it.
Before leaving ycur order for a
spring suit of clothes call on Lerch,
| tailor, Mahaffey, Pa.-88tf
G. J. Fitzpatrick has just placed-a
' new and attractive sign in front of his
restaurant on Magee avenué. ;
Mrs. W. W. Kerr and child, of Du-
| Mrs. Jesse E. Dale, this week.
For cough colds and sore throat try
Magic cough cure. Guaranteed by C.
Ww. Hodgkins, druggist, Patton, Pa.-tf
Philipsburg hase ball enthusiasts
‘ have organized a crack club for this
season. John McC Noakey in the man-
| ager. .
| Chas Hodgkins has three fine speci-
| mens of mountain brook trout in his
| fish aquarium at the drug store. They
| are beauties.
The repeal of the oleomnrgarine bill
| was defeated at Harrisburg last Thurs
day by an overwhelming njority of, -
| yeas, 80; nays, 114.
lee Hong Quong, a Chinaman of
Philadelphia, was last weei convicted
tees every operation.
: safe for children to take.
‘Dentist at Hastings.
Dr. Richer, of Hastings, has recently
disposed of his dental office. Dr. C.
Kenney, of Erie, has assumed charge. | |
| The office has been renovated, new |
| equipments added and people living in |
' this vicinity now have an opportunity
to obtain dental work of the best class
at moderate rates. Dr. Kenney isa |
dentist of the right kind and guaran-
He is a special-
ist in the painless extraction of teeth
and deducts cost of extraction from
price of plates when they are tr, be in- | as : :
' You will notice
serted. Hasting, being 80 easily access-
‘able, our citizens would do well to
visit Dr. Kenney when in need of any |
dental work.
For all grades of fertilizers, choice seed
oto EK. W. Shar-
T1t4
oats and grass seed g
baugh, Carrolltown, Pa..
Our better halves say they could not
keep house without Chamberlain’s
Congh Remedy. It is used in more
than half the homes in Leeds. Sims
Bros., Leeds, Iowa. This shows the!
osteem in whicl: that remedy is held
‘where it has been sold for years and is
well known. Mothers have learned
that there is nothing so good for colds,
croup, and whooping-cough, that it
cures these ailments quickly and perms
anently, and that it is pleasant and
: Twenty-five
and 50 cent bottles for sale by C. E
“Belcher's City Drug Store.
The Butterine Produel.
~ The Farmers’ Review says: ‘‘Last
year the butterine, or, as it is technically
known, oleomargarine, sold in the
United States bearing the marks of Chi-
cago manufactures amounted to 38,000,
000 pounds, valaed in round numbers
at $6,000,000. The manufactures are
the packers, although there are two
concerns devoted exclusivly to the busi-
ness whose plants are more modern
and complete than those of the big
stock yard men. The capital employed
in the various plants aggregates, it is
suid $500,000. Probably 2,000 persons
are employed in the industry.”
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve cures
gealds, burns, indolent sores and never
fails to cure piles. C. W, Hodgkins.
It. will be an agreeable surprise . to
persons subject to attacks of bilious
colic to learn that prompt relief may
be had by taking Chamberlain’s Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. In
many instances the attack may be
prevented by taking this remedy as
soon as the first symptoms of the dis-
ease appeir. Twenty-five and 50 cent
bottles for sale by C. E. Belcher’s City
. Drug; Store.
“Black Diamond."
Every person interested in the min-
ing of coal should make it a special
point to subscribe for the “Black Dia-
mond,” a journal devoted to the coal
trailing | Bois, are visiting her parents, Mr. and industry in all ite branches, which
stands at the head of all jonrnals of
this class. It is only $3.00 per annum.
If you send for it, following is the ad-
dress: The Black Diamond, 845 Temple
Court Building, Chicago, Ill
J. A. Richardson, .of Jefferson City,
Mo., chief enrolling force 38th general
assembly of Missouri, writes: I wish to
testify to the merits of One Minute
Cough Cure. When other so-called
cures failed. I obtained almost instant
relief and a speedy cure by the use of
One Minute Cough Cure. C. W. Hodg-
Patrick Carney.
Patrick Carney, who occupied the
positig of weigh master at Frugality
for eral years, died Monday night,
«1 about 40 years. His death re-
Now is the time for the Patton of marder in the first degroe and was gultod from consumption after several
“board of health to look around.
We keep scientific suspenders. The
latest and best—Bell, The Clothier.
, sentenced to be hanged.
Ex Cashier Wise of the suspended
bank of DuBois was arrested last week
months illness. He is survived by a
wife and several small children. The
funeral took place at Ashville, on
THEW
Gus. Simon,
“Altoona’s Leading
SHOE TAN
Makes the following good offer to the Readers of this |
‘paper: Anyone cutting out the coupon below and taking:
sane to his immense Shoe Store will receive
~ Halt of Their Purchase Free.
] Ma rked
Men
We don't “Tack On”’
TWO prices on our goods
Thats the reason we sell
twice as much Clothing, Shoes
Ow Shoes are
and furnishings as any one m gp oper
town
al Ladies’
up. Children’s
Plain Figures.
trom
in
's. Shoes 21
‘Shoes from 1gc up.
we ‘This Offer is Good for One Month.
als. SIMON'S
LEADING SHOE ROUSE,
1400 1ith Ave.|
si mer mere -
Ladies’ Oxford
Popular prices,
Cut thig out, bring it
ha f
to my
Ties just came in. Store and get yout
puar-
75¢, 1.00 and $1.25. :
chase (ree.
Ladies shoes.
1.00, 1.25, 1.50,
New stock of
Gus. Simon,
WE ARE
THE
Clothiers.
COME AND
SEE
Our Stock.
FINE LINE OF HATS.
Anathier new invoice, :
1.75, 2.00 and np to $4.
Tan Bluchers in this lot.
Excellent Neckwear.
Sparkling Spring
STYLES.
Spring clothing for men and Boys.
Boys good shoes 85¢, 1.00, and $1.35.
Misses Dress Shoes 1.00, 1.25, $1.35.
ir iimemyiom
We can furnish You with just as fine a suit
of clothes, for the least money that can be
had outside the large cities.
We have made a special effort in select-
ing our Spring Styles to suit the people.
Just come in and look around and yoo will
be convinced that we can SUIT you.
Best Dress Shirts 45¢, 75¢ and $1.00.
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Men's All Wool Clay Suits $10, worth
$15. This is where we cut a figure.
Our clothing stock has 3 suits to any
other stores’ one. Put a pin in this. |
Childrens Spring Suits.
We are showing some exqusite styles for
the little ones. Our stock is e wre,
arest and dantiest you have ever looked at
Styles to suit every taste and prices to suit
every pocketbook.
Just Received
A BIG LINE OF DRY GOODS. The larg-
est and best assorted line that ever came to
Patton.
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You are cordially invited.
L. 3. BELL,
Clothier, Tailor, Shoe Denier.)
Signs of Times.
Not the hard times, but
those mammoth signs which
A. M. THOMAS,
the leading hardware man of|
Northern Cambria has put up!
in all sections of the county.
You can see them everywhere, |
which goes to show that he is
the man who advertises and
the man who advertises does
the busiriess. We will not state
in detail what is Kept at our
store but when you wantany-|
WIRKIN & KISNER
anny 2 NIYUIW
Prices’
STORE IN
OPERA HOUSE BLOCK.
Moderate.
Three ofa En
WHAT TOBUY,
HOW TO BUY,
\WHERE TO BUY.
Read the answer on this Ad"
The clever and successful laboring man is always wide
awake. The wide-awake man is always looking for bargai
The man looking for bargains is duty bound in due justice
to his own business interests to read this “ad.” The
woman or child that reads this will fully be convinced that t y
Turn your eye to the last page of the | on a charge of embestlemert. He gave Wednesday morning. — Spangler Senti- thing in the line of general
CoURIER and you will save money.
For table and floor oil cloth call at |
bail for $2,500 for a hearing.
The contractors for the new convent
nel.
B. H. Bowman, publisher Enquirer,
C. H. Perry's, Chest Springs, Pa.-73t2 at Cresson are getting on material a) Bremen, Ind., writes: Last week our
Jas. C. Rowland, of Philadelphia, was fast-as possible and expect to have & yop. ii baby, the only one we have, |
was taken sick with croup.
‘doctors failed to give relief, and lite
a guest at the Palmer house Tuesday. ,
C. H. Perry, of Chest Springs, w
a welcome visitor to Patton on Mon-
day. r ;
It will pay you to rend the new ad-
vertisements in the COURIER . this
weal. :
A. M. Thomas, the hardware man,
is to the front this week with a new |
advertisement. !
The Delineator for April is on sale
at Geo. 8. (Good's store. Bubecriptions
rec’d. there. -685tf
Wm. T. Smith, of DuBois, is viaili i competed by his bw O daaygiiters, Salle
in town. He is the guest of J.
Myers on Beech avenue.
A.D. McDonald, a traveling sales-
men of Pittsburg, registered at the :
Commercial hotel Tuesday.
‘Try Magic drops for pain internal |
_ and external. Guaranteed by OC. W.!
Hodgkins, druggist, Patton, Pa.-tf
8. B. Crouse, of Philadelphia, and
D. E. Murphy, of Bridgeport, Conn.,
stopped at the
Monday.
John 8. McCoy, of Chest Springs,
and Frank Williams, of Glen Hope,
stopped at Hotel Patton on 3 Thmray
of last week.
Sam’l Addleman, ex-street oohtiis.
sioner of Patton, who is now employed
at Curwensville, spent Sunday with |
his family at this place. :
John M. Click, of Philipsburg, who | J
was formerly superintendent at the
a Wigton colliery near here, registered
at Hotel Patton Taesdsy.
Jarge force of men at. work in a very
rt time.
For the third time W. E. Rothrock’s
clothing store at. Driftwood, Pa., was
robbed last Sunday morning. = The
vaiue of goods taken imounted to about
two hundred doslars.
W. T. Sanford, mation agent at
, Leeper, Clarion Co., Pa., writes: 1 can |
recommend One Minute (ougn Cure
as the best | ever used. It gave instant
relief and a quick cure. U, W. Houg-
Kins.
Geo. 8B, Good, of Lock Haven, fact;
and Minnie ana son Harry, were vis-
|itors to Patton Tuesday and Wednes- |
‘day. Mr. Good has just recenily
returned from an extenaed trip to the
great § South-west where he is interested |
in the building of a new raiiroad.
Aaron Williams, late candidate of the |
Democratic party for Congress in this
district, died at his home at Port
‘Matilda, Centre county, on Monday
health ever since his defeat last Novem- |
"ber and his mind became affected. He
was a useful citizen and leaves a com- |
mendabie record. He wan 67 Jon
age. Clearfield Monitor. L
Freeman Williams has temporarily |
| opened up a barber shop in the Boyce |
building a ite hotel Beck, and in-
vites all his friends to call and see him. |
(Mr. Williams is a barber of many
years ex
| of friends in this place who formed his |
a cncohyed at Houtadale and ita sur-
, rounding towns during his residence
j
i
i
Teures quickly.
rience and has i large clre to |
After two
was hanging on a mere thread, we tried
One Minute Dough Cure and its life
was saved. (. W. Hodgkins.
Notice to Ladies,
[ am now in the Sclomon building on |
Fifth avenne where yoa will find every-
| thing you wish in the millinery line. |
Prices are reasouable.
ALICE A. ASHCROFT.
- Doctor H. R. Fish, of Gravois Mills, |
~Mo,, & Practicing Physician of many ||
years
| Witch
inch y
Latops §
quickly
af
Early Bim
SOT
cnm plaints.”
A beautiful
Cornmercial hotel afternoon. He had been in failing | Patton will be sold of
| payments, Call or |
| RTER office, Patton, Pa.
La Grepipe a here
old-time vigor. One
(ure is a reliable res
C. ¥ He
Geo, 8, (oe a
| fine wel
| latent patie
Mick lw \
digestion &
Littl E fi
pills. C.
mon
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CON SNE MONE
‘and the people who wants to save money will not hesitate
visit our store and take advantage of the bargains we |
offering on our stock of winter goods. We will, for ti.c ng
|30 days, sell them at cost in order to make room lor «
spring “stock. : :
~ A full line of the De st grades of flour
hand. We handle he following popular
Winter Wheat Flour:
1g:—PITTSBUG'S
WHITE RIVER.
SWAN and BISMARK.
Rye and Graham.
a trial ‘when in need of anything
‘Yours for Success,
ATION SUPPLY Co
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Hardware,
Farming Implements,
Ammunition, Fishing Tackle,
Plumbing, Tinning,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Etc., Etc.
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brands
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