responsible.
follows:
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R. C. Kauffinan, ‘of Altoona, wiss| The Ancient Order of Hibernians,
i EBENSBURG.
The COURIER and the New York' For pain in the chest a piece of flan- -
discontinued.
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Patton Courier, guest at the Commercial hotel Satar- | Board of America, Division No. 2, of | EBENSBURG, Pa., Oct. 22, 1895.
SP et episode} pri Sos . : : : i Patton, will hold a ball. in the Yeager! \ vy . 4
PATTON PUBLISHING C€O,, Proprietors. day. 1 hall Taesd nN, be or | Argument Court convenes here next
es ; °e Ladies have you seen the new Arm- na esdaay evening, vovember buh. | Monday, the 28th inst. :
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1895. | orside Corset? If not call at Patton It is a truth in medicine that the Messrs. Anna and Bauman, of Pat-
: Supply Store.-98t2 smallest dose that performs a. cure is ton, drove to Ebensburg on Wednes-
Get the New York World three times | the best. De Witt’s Little Early Rirers day. Lae ty
a week and the Patton Courier for are the smallest pills, will perform a Postmaster Phil G. Phenlon, of this
: : { cure, and are the best, CC. W. Hodg- place, made a business trip to Johins-
ing He el " i kins : : town on Wednesday
v weribers order the discontinuarice : ya ; 1 a ; : ! say.
of their periodicals, the publisher may con- The Cambria Hardware company ., etd! Prof. ‘Gitson. ’ of the Bbendiure
tinue to send them until all arrearages are | carry the finest line of heating stoves | An epidemic of scarlet and typhoid : 0 i : the B > : )
; : Te : | : tidy itv schools, is attending the Erie County:
pe If subscribers neglect or refuse to take | in this section. -96tf | fever is raging with great severity at 1 7 g ! ? . 3
‘thelr periodicals from the postoffice to which! =. _ he - : Spangler, Cambria county. In several Teachers Institute this week. Prof J.
y are directed, they are responsible until |= E. C. Rankin, a hustling commercial | oe ; ith | W. Leech has charge of the schools
have settled their bills and ordered them . the Cou { families all the members are ill with YY- ut CF : : ‘
; man of Johnstown, made the COURIER | > ol : aa ;
: ; "| one or the other of the disesses and in during our principal’s absence.
4. If subscribers move to other places with- | g pleasant call on Thursday. i one TO : he TSE Ate St Of
out informing the publishers, and the papers | ” others two and three have died. John Tibbott’s corps of paper-hang-
are sent to the former address, they are held | Attorneys Wm. H. Davis, and J. F. | sl i : ers repapered the interior of the bank
ee L Dt te ! . | Executions amounting to $43,000 : : =
5. The Courts have decided that refusing to | McKenrick, of Ebensburg, were in| : : v lai of Johnston, Buck & company, of this
take periodicals from the office or removing Patton Thursd biisiness. | were issued at Altoona last Monday vince. on Saturda 4 :
and leaving them uncalled for, is prima facia ‘at n u ay on business. morning by the H. B. Chaflin company, I , on Satu) y.
vidence of intentional fraud, . : 3 : he at. )
his If sabseribers pay in advance they are Nir. and Mrs. Thomas Bishop and. of New York, and other creditors Among the attorneys who attonded
| the supreme court, which was in session
nn MOREE RR Rg Ry Mr. and Mrs. John Cawley spent Sun- | against Frank M. Morrow, the owner ;
wise the publishers is authoriized to send it | day in Patton with A. C. Fisher. ‘of a la ‘merchandise - store in Al- last week at Pittsburg, were Alvin
and the subscriber will be responsible until an | | Rrge : =" Evans, Wm. H. Sechler, Donald Daf-
express notice, with puyment of all arrear| Sam’l Cross and J. E. Turnbach, two | toona.” ~~ ton, Don. Kittell and P. J. Little, of
a1 { ’ mn. 16 . de ALLIES OF!
- ages. Is sent ine I rg : prominent citizens of Philipsburg, | Ground was broken last week for Evensburg. Lhe
© CHURCH NOTICES. were visitors to Patton on Sunday. {the plant of the Patton Clay Man-| “ry. | dies’ Mite society, of the M.
CATHOLIC— Father Marcellius, pastor. Mass | Where did you get that elegant ufacturing company, the contract for po: , 4 or Ebensbarg, held a chickeft
“every other Sunday at 8 and 10a. m. Sun- syrup? At the Patton Supply Store. | the masonry having been given to W. | and waffle supper at ne ideation of
"| NEWSPAPER LAW DECISIONS.
. 1. Bubseribers who do not give express
“notiee to the contrary are considered as ish only $1.50 a year.
Thrice-a-week World for only: $1.50 a
year. #
5 November Teodlottes,
Ladies are incessant in thoir praised
of Toilettes as a seasonsble and :o-
liable guide fo what is fash) | :
There is not a single article for lac 3’
wear that does not. occasionally fin a
place in its pages; and the wants of
the little ones are regularly attended
to, from the baby to the girl just bud-
ding into womanhood. The Novem-
nel dampened with Chamberlain's Pain
Balm and bound on over the seat of
the pain, and another on the back be-
tween the shoulders, will affort prompt
relief. This is especially: valuable in
cases where the pain is caused by a
a coid and there is a tendency toward
pneumonia, For sale by Patton Pharm-
acy, C. W. Hodgkins.
ber edition, lately received, which
comes to us very much enlarged, and
if possible more stylish, amply illus:
trates these comments in its rich and
handsome models for all kinds of
winter. It contains among many new
changes, four beautiful color plates,
:and an entirely new cover design,
likewise lithographed in colors, which .
render the book more attractive and
artistic looking than ever. - Evening
| dresses are especially represented in
admirable variety and novel designs
which our lady friends pronounce
day school at 2 p. m.and vespers at p.m. .
METHODIST EPscorarl—Rey. C. W, Wasson,
tor. Services at 10:30 a. m. and 7:80 p. m.
nday school at2 p. m, Epworth League
=t 6:30 p. m. Prayer meting every Wednes-
day evening at 7:45,
LODGE NOTICES.
ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBERNIAKS OF AMER-
tea—Division No. of Patton, Cambria
ty, meets every first Sunday afternoon
of po + month in opera house. :
: snnis Flannigan, Pres,
Philip Callighan, Ree. See,
INDEPENDENT ORDER oF ODD FELLOWS-—Pat-
ton lodge ify heels Every Thursday
ing at 7:30 in Good's . wa
sadn G. H. Curfman, N. G.
B. F. Wise, Bee.
Loeal Time Table. :
The hours of arrival and departure
of trains at the Patton Station are as
PM
. ™8.B. Jones. : |
Mol
; Train ‘numbers marked “N» are
northbound and ‘‘8” southbound.
ap — —; os BP,
By the Card.
She thumped the keys of her writing-ma-
: ne,
And a fairer thumper I've seldom seen;
the question, then and there,
ng beseechingly by her chair.
She answered me not, but she nodded hef
© head
Ata card on the wall, whith silently said,
In the most unfeeling) tive way:
THIS IS MY BUSY DAY!
; «Judge,
They handle the best in town. -98t2
A. J. Jackson has just completed a
new addition to his house on Palmer
| avenue in the way of a neat kitchen.
Mrs. A. C. Fisher has been suffering
with a severe attack of quinsey the
past week, but at this writing is im-
proving. ;
Mrs. Effie Wilson and daughter
{athleen, of Mahaffey, are visiting at
| the home of Mr. and Mrs. 8. M. Wilson
this week. :
You will find the largest assortment
of heating stoves at the Cambria Hard-
ware company's store. Go and see
them.-96tf
Jas. McDevitt, of Palmer avenue,
- has been improving the appearance of |
his residence by treating it to a fresh
coat of paint. :
Jas. Walters, of Johnstown, candi-
date for District Attorney on the Dem-
ocratic ticket, registered at the Central
- hotel Tuesday.
F. M. Evans, of Pittsburg, and G.
B. Holland, of Altoona, two traveling
salesmen, registered at the Commercial
‘hotel Monday. : :
The new woman wears the Armor-
side Corset. Why? Because it gives
her a stylish figure. For sale by Patton
Supply Co.-98t2 he
J. W. Sceurman and T. W. Hancock,
of Philipsburg, and Jas. Allport, of
Try Hodgkin's | Patton on Tuesday.
Sods Water and Hope Ale.
There is plenty of water in Patton.
\ Pay your state and county taxes to
The A. O. H., of Spangler, will give
time is anticipated.
Abraham Byers, of Mineral Point,
T. Robinson, and that for the Super. | Mrs. T. J. Davison. It was a success.
‘structure to Haobbard & Wise. The 4,0 proceeds netted about $35.
plant will cost $50,000 and give work | ° wie jennie Conrad, of Gallitzin, on
(to one hundred men.—JohnStOWN | ryeeday last entertained the Convent
| Tribune, of the Sisters of St. Joseph in Ebons- |
& burg. : : 3
lod | The Rt. Rev. Bishop Phelan, of Pitts- |
‘burg Diocese, confirmed about 75)
| persons at the Catholic church in this |
j-. Argument Court List.
| The following cases have been fi
| for Cambria county argument court,
| commencing Monday, October 28th:
| Meskes vs. Delozier, McCoy vs. Confer, | aay he confirmed 140 at Loretto, Aller
| Dun re ye. Biombengh, use Smith vs, | the ceremony, Father Kittell, pastor of |
| Brallier et al., in re exceptions to re-
| port of auditor in assigned estate of J. i Loretto church, had breakfast served
| in the hall for the children.
iD Rhodes, in yo exceptions to report ‘Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Jones, of Ebsns- |
of auditor in assigned estate of Reyn- + ah a Ly “8 i
: : burg, returned from their wed¢ ng!
{olds & Bowen, Moxham Building & ; d pot!
I iation vs. Evangelical tour on Thursday evening, an not |
| Church intion, Clty of Johnstown only “the small boy,” but a number of |
| va. Gooner & Co. McConaughy vs larger growth, joined in the serenade |
St at :F H lL plaintiff i ‘ on Friday evening and made our!
| Strayet o Ux.; Farrel, pimnuil In eF-: streets ring with music (7). 1
(ror, vi. Peach, defendent in error; tid Z |
{ Mahan v8. Jones, Anderson vs. Glass, i Come and examine new fall line of |
| Drass vs. McCloskey, Long vs. Sell, in Underwear. We cap save you movey.
| re exceptions to Sheriff's deed to Pat. | 962 ~ Patron SuprLy On.
rick Leahy, Lamb vs. Trustees of Beau- New Vork World. 7d
(lah church, Crouse vs. O'Donnell, The Twice-a-week edition of the |
| Bidner va. Patton Coal company, in re New York World has been converted |
| exceptions to report of auditor in #8- | into the Thrice-a-week. It furnishes 3|
(signed estate of Theo. Bendon, in re papers of 6 pages apiece, or eighteen |
{road in Busquebanna township, in re | pages every week, at the old prics of |
;road in Susquehanna township, in re. (One Dollar a year. This gives 158 al
|road in Summerhill township, George year for One Dollar and every paper |
| v8. Cresswell, Barnes va. Barnes et al.; has 6 pages eight columns wide or 48 |
{in re private road in Reade township; columns in all. The Thrice-a-week |
| Monroe, plaintiff in error, va. H. M. World is not only much larger than |
| Hastings, were pleasunt visitors to|Klepser & Co., defendent; use Gram- any weekly or semi-weekly newspaper, land gloves, babies’ outfit, etc.
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|ling va. Gramling et al.; Harris et al, ‘but it furnishes the news with much | Come early before the assort-
| plaintiff in error, vs. Englebach, de- ‘ greater frequency and promptness. In|
| a grand ball in Rodkey’s hall on the | fendant in error; City of Johnstown | fact it combines all the crisp, fresh ual-
| evening of October 31ut. A splendid | vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad com- ities of a daily with the attractive |
| pany, in re road in Blacklick township, | special features of a weekly. And
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| place on Tuesday last, and on Wednes- | :
| aniqe and perfect. It can be obtained
from all newsdealers, or direct from
Toilettes Publishing Co., 128 West 33d |
street, New York. Single copies 25
cents; yearly subscriptions, $2; six
months, $1. : | oo | :
I Wave now opened the shop on Magee | Stylish :
‘avenue near iron bridge, Pat- : : 5a
im Ta she Tan | GENTLEMEN
are finding it prof-
prepared to do all
kinds of prac-
‘itable to buy their garments
ready-made, more and more so
SLICKSMITING M0
HORSE-SHOEING, ec. Groening me what
: used to be. Now it gets just
Your patronage is respect- as much care and attention as
fully solicited.
best tailors put it together.
FALL x : : i »
Of course an exact fit isn’t
Announcement
I have just retutned from the cities alteration makes a fit perfect.
with a beautiful lineof Even a merchant tailor has to’
make alterations. [| can save
‘PALL and WINTER
‘a man at least $10 on a suit
AN 1 | \7 of Clothes. Suppos tr
Millinery Cos Some
Full line of ladies’ novelties merchant tailor. |
ment is broken. Prices low. L. >. BELL, |
MISS H. M. SHARBAUGH, “he
nal ~The Clothier.
custom-made clothes. The
Robt. A. Hunter. Pest cloth is used, the best
cutters are employed and the
always possible, but a slight
"The miners of Patton did not come | among us one day last week. He | in sale x Ww. H. Thomas property, L
‘out on a strike. has a host of friends here who were | Oreeewell, manager, vs. Davis; BP.
© 2) Grass seed for sale at Sam] Boyce’s | glad to see him again. Selig & Co. vs. Karr et al.
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in re exceptions %o report of auditor |§1.50 will get the Thrice-a-week World |
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and the PATTON COURIER for one year.
Think of it. Call at the COURIER of- |
fice and leave your name.
"been declared off.
be sure and read it. : =
feed store. 86tf |W. J. O'Donnell, of Chest Springs, |
The Corbett Fitzsimmons fight has the owner of Grandfather's clock, [tis announced that Ex-President Witch Hazel Salve nre well known. It]
Letts leads them all in wall paper, |
painting, etc.-97t2.
A. M. Thomas has changed his ‘‘ad;” |
Work is progessing rapidly on the
~ mew clay plant in Patton.
' Some queer pumpkins grow on the
ence cne day last week.
‘When you take a trip to Ebensburg
stop at the Blair house and yon will be
used all right. Accommodations ex-
cellent and rates moderate.-69-tf.
Miss Anna Trout, of Altoona, and p
Miss Mary Glass, of St. Augustine,
The healing properties of De Wist’s |
General Harrison's Literary Work.
| made himself conspicuous by his pres- | Benjamin Harrison is engaged in writ- Cures eczema, skin affections and is|
[fe Ladies’ Home Journal, in which C. W. Hodgkins. :
| periodical they will begin in the De- | At the Palmer House. |
foember number. The series will be Following is a list of some of the |
called “This Country of Ours,” and : . |
j people who registered at the Palmer
will consist of ten articles and probably | se since last Wedneuday morning: |
{more. The papers are being writen |; ",, ‘gp, Gallitrin; Chas. W. Good: |
ing a series of magazine articles for Simply a perfect remedy for piles. |
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5
ns” Re vi
igang say Ta buy walt | Glass and family last Wednesday. = | Jobe (0 Fost s rowing, witssprend
‘paper at C.M Letts’.-97t2 4 The new gymnasinm building at the | understand the workings of iin = :
our wa papers Per, a Normal chon wilh blk of Ml EL"
. cheapest place in town.-97tf tricks wil be Yeqtiived Look Haven ‘tions. It will be the aim of the arti-
. Boys get yourself ready for All Hal- Express : {iu 1 cles to explain in the clear and concise
. Jow Fen next Thursday night. | ti : : . style for which the ex-president is
Ca A Condrin, of Atoona, was a Men are at work this week grading famous, just what the Unpited States
guest at the Central hotel Tuesday. | Fifth avenue in front of the school | government means; the origin and
8'T McClain. of Cresson stopped building. When completed that part meaning of the constitution; how laws
. 5 b5e Onn trad Lotel ons day fast Wook. of the street will present a fine ap- are enacted and enforced; what the
i sal from Weisman E | pearance. powers of the president and other
i | ONE yous » Zoi Of any -ONL, | AJohn P. Byers, formerly of this place, | officials se Wish the judiciary system
hs : oy : | but now of Mineral Point, rode to Pat- | cans; OW our foreign relations a'e
The Patton Supply company is at, ton on his bicycle Saturday, a distance brought about and their meaning; how
: : ! congress and the senate -legislate--in
wr ; ; tad? §
the front with a new : this week. of thirty-six miles, in two and one- | :
a fact, a complete explanation of the
government told in a popular way.
Hon. Jas. Kerr, of Washington, D. 'y 1c poo
C., was a visitor to Patton on Monday. | : ah :
The celebrated Armorside sold and | On Tuesday Sheriff Coulter, Jeff |General Harrison writes the articles
guaranteed by Patton Supply Co.-98t2 | Evans, Clark Creery and Strang Henry | from the standpoint of a citizen who
+, | each killed two wild (?) turkeys, and understands his subject. They have
Thuraday night, October 31st, the | y pg, Thompson one, making a total lo bearing on politics whatever. While
heat day of this month, is All Hallow of nine.—Cambria Herald. : Seely ed fos women, Gon a
ae : : | The Patton Clay Manufacturing cles Will naturally have a much broader
Mrs. Joseph Taylor Jo. Vidijng id | company has awarded contracts for the | scope and likewise interest men, and
mother at Dikesson rg ‘erection of a plant at Patton. The | especially young men. :
week. a = ~ [company will manufacture tiling,
~_F.E. McElfresh and H. L. Irwin, of | goer pipe, ete.—Lock Haven Demo- |
* New Cumberland, W. Va., are stopping cra, |
; Mrs. L. L. Brown and little daughter, The Houtzdale Journal says that the | Pittsburg Post, the great home Nnews-
“The Only” for 1893.
| were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. by General Harrison especially for ough, Pgh.; Lawshe Baird, Oscecia; |
_ been sick with malarial fever the past |
a ; ‘to pay the interest and taxes on our it A A
| The COURIER is pleased to announce | home and keep our family. We have | : Cu Ss aii
its- clubbing’ arrangements with The ged Aunt Rachael's Peruvian Malarial |
S. M. McTinney, F. K. Patterson, Pgh.; | :
J. C. Thompson, Clearfield; Eugene! : : 5
Wagner, Baltimore, Md.; Gus W.| DON’T MISS IT. :
Block, Pgh.; W. G. Haupt, W'msp't;| 4 misstep would be disastrous to to this fair creature. Let us hope that
W. E. Urathens, Jno. H. Bollen, Jr., | she may not miss a secure feoting and that she may escape the perils which
Pgh.; Gus Wolfe, Curwensville; J. H. [surround her. Above all she should not miss ;
Appel, Phila; T. M. Pringle, W. C. |
Bostley, J. B. Forsyth, A. Davis, |
Portage; T. B. McLain, Bellefonte; H. |
P. Tate, Hagerstown, Md.; A.J. Neg-! Where the freshest and best Butter in the Market is sold for 17c. per pound.
ley, Pgh.; Frank Marble, Altoona; C. Neither should she miss Q|msted’s Ice Cream Parlors,
W. Gould Somerset. : ! THE FINEST IN THE CITY. :
1.oo and get 6 pounds of Butter
‘ gam. : » gies
en =r
Teka JL Nil——""_
Say, why don’t you try De Wits : Send Kf
Little Early Risers? These little fills! :
cure headache, indigestion and consti- | bv : Express.
pation. They're small, but do the| ~
work. C.W.Hodgkins. | Olmsted’s Butter Store,
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Malarial Bitters.
DECATUR, IIL, Aug. 26, 1593,
We consider that we have not only | ==
saved our lives but also our house and |
home by the use of Aunt Rachael's’
Peruvian Malarial Bitters. We have!
"No Superior and Few Equals
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two years and not able to work sufficient | . CoE TARTS TUTE = it i
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Bitters two months and we are re-|
OLMSTED’S BUTTER STORE,
lew 507 Main St. JOHNSTOWN, PA.
4
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lbs pr
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store of NV. Stirman bai been seized by paper of Pennsylvania, and to persons joiced to say that our health has been
of Hastings, visited in Patton on . ;
* Tuesday. = ; ‘the Sheriff and the gwods advertised | who want the best daily or semi-weekly
ET MecNeeler, of Johnstown, stop-
ped at the Commercial hotel one day
"Miss Jennie Craver, of Ebensburg,
Was a visitor to Patton Thursday of
‘Bee the big offer Wm. F. Gable &
Co. have made in another column of
Dinest line of heating stoves in Pat-
ton at Cambria Hardware company’s
store.-96tf = 7
- Jos. A. Latringer and Chas. Hasson,
both of Ebensburg, were seen cn our
streets Sunday.
* W. H. H. Bell, Jr, of Reynoldsville,
visited relatives in Patton on Tuesday
«snd Wednesday.
» W.T. Bradley, the famous ice man | Monday morning. He proposes to te- | of Ladies’ Knit Shirts and Shawls, ALICE A. ASHCROFT,
4 Ade LAN ) 2
“of Clearfield, had business in Patton
- one day last week.
for sale, to take place Tuesday,October
122d. The store was closed on Tuesday
morning. ;
{| Rev. Chas. W. Wasson attended the
| Epworth League convention at Hunt-
| ingdon last week. Mrs. Wasson and
‘daughter Stella, accornpanied him as
far as Tyrone where they spent the
' week visiting friends.
Y W. T. Robinson and Mr. Laughlin,
[the parties who have the contract for
| building the stonework for the Patton
Clay Manufactaring company, "are
making the mortar fly and will soon be
ready for the superstructure.
Simon Strittmatter, brother of Alex.
| Strittmatter, the well-known local
Grange worker of Carroll township,
departed for the state of Illinois on
main in the west some time. —Carroll-
{town News. - :
I
| : restored and we are free from malarial
| paper published in the city, we recom- foyer and chills. :
, mend The Post. He ; MR. AND Mgrs. W. J. CAMPBELL.
The Daily Post, a large eight-page :
paper, and The COURIER one year each
“all and Winte
| for $3.00. The price of The Post alone Pailand Winter
| every Sunday, containing as much
i zines, and The COURIER one year each all kinds of Millinery Goods. |
| The Semi-weekly Post and The Cou-
| RIER one year each for only $1.50. Just
Come Early
| think of it, The Post twice a week, and
| for only $2.25.
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| your county paper for the price of one. and see for you rself. Also all
| Write us for sample copies. kinds of fancy novelties and]
| 5 2 ” ] . : ‘a ?
| We have just opened a nice new line ladies’ and children’s wear.
| Fasinators, Hoods and Touges.
82 PATTON SUPPLY 00. PATTON, PA.
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is $3.00. Send us your order at once’ : : |
(and get seven papers a week for the J} : |.
| price you formerly paid for one. 1 : |
| The Sunday Post, twenty pages : 5 BO]
bli : I have just arrived from the eastern |
‘reading as any of the monthly maga- ities with a full and complete line of!
To our Cook Stoves and Ranges. All are
Guaranteed
IN. SE to be perfec
- Our shelves are crowded w
tinware and cooking utensils of
|thein.
" THE CAMBRIA