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Patton Courier.
_ liment recently paid the country.
power as a wesalth.producing nation.
the freest. Freedom made intelligence
possible and intelligence has created ight beantifal designs showing the
- that a traveling fakir could cheat my
_ partner of joy and sorrow out of ten
_ the salesman. 1am sorry I was caught | Er me net ¢ dose
AT THE BAR or atwrrce.,
{Continued From Piro Page.)
~~ For stealing some ment; from Frank
: mn, rieto
y paTrox PERLIHING co. Prop ™ Dodson, to which act he acknowledged,
Harry Singer wus sentenced to serve
six months in jail, besides paying the
TERMS of SUBSCRIPTION. costs of prosecution and & fine of $20,
Ome copy, one ear, in advance, - - . $1.00 Mr. Robert Stewart wits &harged by |
Sr Advertising rates nade known upon his wife Laura with assault and bat-
application,
&FNo papers: discontinned until all ar tery.. It was developed that the white-
| THURSDAY, JUNE 13, 1895. -
" FEREREES are paid, unless st the option of the winged dove of peace did not brood
much aronnd the family altar, largely
through Laura's fault, and that she
had deserted her husband. Conse-
quently the jury found him not guilty,
to which Laura raised vociferous, but
very pe the Postoffiee ut Patton as second.
class mall natter,
COUNTY.
PIE OF HOLDING COURT.
© Ist Monday of Murch 1st Monday of Sept.
ast Moniay of June | st Monday of be. useless objections.
OFFICERS. Ladies’, Misses’, Boys’, Girly, Men’s
BrmsorxT Sonor Hon. A. A. V. Barker. tennis shoes 34c., 40c., 4be. and up at
PROTHONOTARY J, rby. . ;
INTER AND Racoxn J. A. McGough. Bell's, -80tf -
TeEASURER-¥. H ricer.
Saxxtrr—D, W, Cosher. Sunsmer Excursion Raste RBeok.
Y BIEL I¥ys-Samucl Davis, Elmer
gPEren ‘The passenger department of the
raion ATrovaY-_I 8. Murph ¥: 11oyq, Pennsylvania Railroad company will,
© Geo. M. Wertz. on June 1, publish its annual Summer
Gomes (La Joh, (BUT, Excursion Route Book. This work,
CounTy BURvEYOR—8. G, Fetterman. c. whic is compiled with the ut t!
ROE ary James Puy ~Wm. J. Jones, W. a. te 98
ie v ar mms Asem Weakland, | CiCop public with short descriptive
m.
Dr. Martin.
Sonrge Be Samm notes of the principal summer resorts
Poor DIRECTS Moore, James Som-
erville, Raphiel Hite. in Eastern America, with the routes of
BOROUGH OFFICERS. ‘reaching them and the rates of fare.
Bunorse—W. J, Ponnelly. TL x There are over resorts in the book,
ey en AY dons to which rates are quoted, and over
BARC. C. Crowell president; G. 1,800 different ways of reaching them, |
, seeretary; W. Handford, treas- | or combinations of routes are set out
_. H, Curfman
RE L The book is the
USTICE OF THE PrACE--Jesse E. Dale, Jas, plete and comprehensive hand book
W. H. Sandford. | of summer travel ever offered to the
Geman dito public. Its 210 are inclosed in a
handsome and striking cover, in colors. |
Several maps, presenting the exact
; routes over which tickets are sold, are
‘bound in the book. It is also profusel
STREET (OTR A. Jackwon. | nd with fine halftone cute of |
‘THE GREATNESS OF AMERICA. .. | scenery slong the lines of the Pennsy}- |
The New York World says that per- | vania railroad and elsewhere. Any
Asspsson—Jou, H. Ric
oorrons—F. iL Kikend, H. 0. Winstow,
Gould,
; oy ELR TION—Sam'l Boyce.
CHIEY OF Povriez—-John Boyee
STREET
haps the article on the wealth and in- | ' doubt as to where the sammer should |
telligence of the United States just | be passed will be dispelled after a care- |
d the celebrated English | | fal éxamination of the contents of this |
published by
statistoian Malhall is the highest comp- publication. On and after June 1 it
rosy be procured at any Pennsylvania |
‘He dwells chiefly on the fact that in railrosd ticked office st the nominal
the thirty years between 1860 and 1890 prioz of 10 cents, or, upon application
the United States showed an increase to the general office, Hroad Street
of $49,000,000,000 in apparent wealth. Station, by mail for 20 cents.
Bat more important still is the ral There is one roedicine that will cure
wealth of the country, which he shows jmmediately. We refer to De Witt's
as far as can be shown in statistics by | (olic and Cholera Cure for all summer
saying that never before in the history complaints. . No delay, no disappoint-
has any nation possessed 41,000,000 pant no failure, C. W. Hodgkins. |
citizens who have been taught to read.
1A Ae in Mods,
In that lies a great secret of our :
L'Art de la Mode is the highest
Visible wealth is the result of the in. 8uthority on the subject of fashion of
ich creasing intelligence. It is al- country. The styles are strictly origi-
among those nations nal and represent the work of the
a rm intelligence of the leading artist designers in Paris. On
working masses, the actnal | this account those who depend upon
os has been most highly developed by ed- | this journal as a guide on the subject of
weation. . dress can do so with confidence, since |
But in America and everywhere else the styles are new, varied, sdvanced
intelligence depends on popu- | and have never appeared in any other |
: Jopuiar inte No people can become magazine. It iu the design of the pub- |
- intelligent except in the measure that lishers constantly to add new features |
they become free. Nor can they re. | Of Interest to L'Art de 1a Mode so that |
' the journal may ever hold the front
{rank it now. occupies ns the finest
Americas has become | fashion Journal in. the world. To this |
country of h b it has been | end extra colored plates have been |
Hoty the last namber containing
wealth beyouad the dreams of the men latest combinations of color and ma-
who founded the Republic. - It must be terial, besides nearly one hundred |
the care of Ameritans who succeed black and white sketches. The coupon
them in all grmeratians to see to it that | Page of special patterns, the monthly
the wealth thus crested is used to in- New York letter, and the bright and
rease nok to destroy or reprom intelli | chatty fashion notes are features that
make L’Art de la Mode invaluable to
i all who are interested in Dame Fash.
‘ion. Ask your newsdealers for it.
gence and freedom.
NOSES PEKING, SWINOLED.
: ne Says 1t Does Not Pay to Patrontse Single numbers 35 cents.
- Hangry F'eddiers.
Were you in it? | was, and I was’ Sonietime wil I waa troubled with
mad too, as mad as | could be to think | jan rheumatism, 1 used
Chamberlain’s Pain Balm and was
completely cured. I have since ad-
vised many of my friends and cus
hard-earned dollars was too much for tomers to try the remedy and all speak
me, and I made sulphur by the ounce.
It is Dardly ven for me to state | Rey, Cal. For sale by ©.
ean for I du not think there is pj yey City Drug Store.
a dozen families in town but what are y rug
in love with the picture dealer who ; Get Tollet ten.
was here litely. ‘Luckily for him, We are pleased always to note #
and possibly for me, he came while l happy idea in the line of artistic em-
was out of town and in crnsequence belishment, such aa has nade the cover
1 am that much pocrer, owing to the page of Toilettes the cyncsure of all
easy manner which this person had, eyes in search of the latest magazine.
and the successful way he pulled the This publication presents with. each
- dollars out of the wives of Patton was monthly issue a lithographed boquet
~ enough to make the eagles on the dol | of beautiful lowers emblematic of the
lars screech with horror. It is past month for which it is named. = For the
now and though poorer | am richer for current number, July, a magnificent
1 think Mrs. mes: WAH DOVET again | bunch of Gladiolas is twined half
bargain for a picture. She ordered a around the figure of the proverbial
picture of our three-year-old child, and summer girl attired in a becoming
1 declare, I thought it was a picture of lawn tennis costame. Each issue of
a young Chinaman. I asked her what Toilettes contains a larger number of
she bought it for and she said, why illustrations than any other fashion
that is Albert. I am sorry she told magazine published in the world.
me for I always thought the boy good Price 20 cents at all naws stands.
looking. The morul of the experience pergons who are subject to diarrhea
of last week bs plain, patronize your wij) find a speedy core in De Witt's
home dealer and you then have re- Colic and Cholera C ure. Use no other.
course if the work is not satisfactory. It is the best that can be made or that
But if you like to be swindled, buy money can proc ure. It } waves the sy H-
from a traveling salesman who makes (on, in natural condition after its use.
; a house-to-house canvas. Iam willing | We sell it. Fu Ww. Hodgkios.
to wager that more women found
Local Market Ruport.
out last week how their husbands can
For the special benefit of the farmers
‘swear than can get into church on
in the vicinity of Patton the COURIER
Sunday evening. Not that the cus- the following local market
sing helped ihings any, but it relieved | report, revised each week:
the feelings and started the hunt for’ Batter. Hi cents per pound.
and I am more sorry so many others op bushel ;
were canght. but experience is the best | ae.
teacher, though ht many times o dear | (37 iii
one. Bewaze of
your . and I will inl EE AR
wise hereafter. Moses PERKIN.
PE
id
a
al:
to GIVE AWAY.
of some of the FURNITURE we are going |
ANDARD WRITING DESK.
" You make a purchase we give you a coupon worth [Bice >-y
_ the amount bought and when you have the reqUITEd men fee vin. 1 inter dons
of emne, 5% inches. Ilolds seeount books
sum In coupons we give you one of these ele >gant polished OAK standing and statiooery flat. Strongest,
pieces.
chenpeyt, and best writing desk made.
Oak snd soticne finish, besutiftully
enrved us por cut.
Remember it costs you | nothing. We dow’ t tack on enough | in the long run to pay us fori it.
willl say so too.
‘Boys 1. 50, all wool,
OUR BIG
2.00. $3.00 in knee
STOCK -
: Co ———
Our Stock of Suits is largest and best in town.
In men’s at $5.00, all wool, up to $14.00, worth fully $20.00. You
pants. Fully 500 boys’ suits to select from.
- Gives you a large assortment fr om which to nile your choice.
SHIRTS,
A HOSIEY,
UNDERWEAR,
PANTS,
BELTS,
NECKWEAR,
pre. ETC,
In great profusion at low prices, not even ving prices, at that. 4
Best S Stock [.adies Shoes | In town, black and tan.
Nicest Stock Men's Shoes in black and tan.
Bows’ Mi ser and Children’s in black and tan.
Everybody invited here to see us
_ telligence of the masses. It increases APY Other journal published in this .
L.
S. Bell,
CLOTHIER, TAILOR, SHOE DEALER.
CASH-ONE PRICE.
highly of it. Simon Goldbaum, San
FARMING | NOTES
Of Interest to the Farmers Whe Read the
"ation “Courier.”
This is the month in which to breeed
for February calves.
It is nndoubtedly true that food of all
| kinds flavors milk to A greater or less
| degree.
In the season just ended Canada and
the United States sent to Europe
nearly 4,500,000 barrels of apples.
More butter is injured in the ripen-
‘ing of the cream than at any other
point.
Cattlemen in the Argentines are con-
'tracting to deliver dressed oxen in
' Liverpool at $80 per 700-pound carcass.
Nut cake made in India from rich,
nutritious nuts is being extensively
sold in Europe as far superior to oil
cake or oil meal.
In Copenhagen last year 16.28 per
cent. of the animals which entered the
slaaghter houses were found to be
tuberculous.
The size of the cow and thé amount
of food eaten are no indications of -
she will do at the pail or what the
milk will churn out.
The lady-bird beetle are unusually
numerous this season. They are one
of the fruit grower's best friends and
should never be destroyed.
Swamp muck is not generally as val-
unable as it appears and requires to be
heavily dosed with lime the first sea-
son to produce mach effect.
© Boys Make Money
Wanted —an energetic and reliable
boy in each city and town to sell our
high class illustrated newspaper for
women. An ambitious lad can make
money fast or secure any article de-
sired from a base ball outfit to a bi-
cycle, for a few hours work each Sat-
urday. morning. If your parents
consent, enclose stamp for catalogue
of articles given; free sample and full
particulars. Address Ladies’ Every
Saturday, 38 S. 7th St, Philadelphia
Pa.
“Many of the citizens of Rainsville,
Indiana, are never without a bottle of
(Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the
house,” says Jacob 8rown, the leading
merchant of the place. This remedy
has proven of so much value for colds,
croup and whooping cough in children
that few mothers who know its worth
are willing to be without it. For sale
by C. E. Belcher's City Drug Store.
We rcommend De Witt’s Colic and
Cholera Cure because we believe it a
safe and reliable remedy. It's good
effects are shown at once in case of
cholera morbus and similar complaints,
C. W. Hodgkins.
Say, have you ‘tried ‘Hodgkin's soda
For Women of Culture,
Thirty-two large pages with fine
photo-engravings of celebrated Amer-
jean beauties, heiresses, suecoessful
business and professional women,’
beautifal gentlewomen of F
charity work of women, including
baby wards in hospitals, the famous
baby incubator, and other features too
numerous to mention here. Post-paid
free (for three 2 cent stamps) together
with a beautiful work of art, (in col-
‘ors’ suitable for framivog. Send
promptly, as edition is limited; when
exhausted, stamps will be. returned.
Address Ladies’ Every Saterday Co. |
Philadelphia, Pa.
Butterick Patterns can be purchased
at the store store of Geo. 8. Good. -85tf.
Reuel Somerville;
Attorney-at-Law,
PatTON, PA.
Office in the Good Building.
W. H. SECHLER,
Attorney: - at - Law,
© EBENSBURG,
Cambria County, Pa.
JAMES QUINN,
Johnstown, Pa.
DRY GOODS, MILLINERY, ETC.
LADIES
Finest line of Percales, Shirtings and Illumine Checks ever
opened in the County.© An assortment of Silk Wast Pat-
terns alsa just opened.
INDERWEN
Children’s Gauze underwear 5c.; ladies’ ribbed underwear
5¢; Men's balbriggan 25c. former price soc. The best qual-
ities for the money ever offe
In Shoes I have special bar; gains for the ladies, 99 cents.
Hose
A full line just received. Good bargains at 10, 12, 15, and
125 cents.
Butterick Patte rns, Latest Styles
Come and See Goods
A. LNT,
I dealer i in
P.P. Young & Bro,
W hoiesale and Retail Dealer in . * :
Wines, Liquors,
Beer. Etc.
FRESH MEAT
OF ALL KINDS,
~ Phoenig BrewinG Co.'s Beer. Bologna, Lard, Ete.
Tih 0 Rress & 7, 6eds
TE [AR 2nd d Trim mmnds]
oy £
A
Our stock of dry goods and trim-
mings for the late spring and early
summer season is not equalled. Cotton
dress goods never were 20 handsome
as now nor prices so low. Now is the
time to buy. Come down or send to
JAS. QUINN,
Clinton St,
Johnstown, Pa.
Flasks. Carks. Juas. Etc... ranivE eS
CIASRS, LUTRS, JUGS, Etc. FIFTH AVENT 5,
Hastings, Penn'a. : ‘Patton, Pa.
BETA FirstNation’ | Bank
OF PATTON,
Dr. S. W. Worrell, [P= cambria €5. Pa.
i CAPITAL PAID UP, $50,000.00.
PATTON, PA, SURPLUS, $10,000.00.
nS = © Actounts of Carporations, Firms, Individu-
reneral S YCIrv is and Banks received the most
Gre ne ral Be urgery ble tem intent with fe and To
win EN Dee a, ship Hoketa | for saie for all the landing
aks : . iines. Foreign Din pram in the prinel
THE EYE A SPECIALTY. |"™{% SEER haveour promptand
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