bet dir pol a cp sb i ne attou Cour : er. | Pay your post-office box rent. 5 PUBLISHING 0. Proprictars.| AY, APRIL 3, ° 1996. NEWSPAPER LAW DECISIONS. Hubnoribers who do not give pxprom Belles to the contrary are considered an Wi ty renew their subscriptions. If subseribers order the diseontinusnoe % Body periodicals, the publisher FHRY Son. He | bo send them uniil all arromrages are SOB Af submeriber di their pret tosh ion be fre 1! ye ets hee ter whieh Lo they are dineted, they a they have settled thedr Bile al tek ordteasd Ther dine atinued. 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Piss Tr | VAI : Mmsw—of Patton, Cs imam fet or refpse to ve Jace with. wal paper at C. M. Letts’ relatives in Patton Friday An immense throng visited Florida | on Wheels in Patton on Monday. T Jef! Bloom, of Carwensville, Was ployed at Cymbria mrinies, Was orautwd ‘ beneath a fall of rock Monday, receiv. ing severe injories to his spine, a welcome visitor to Patton over suns day. Note the change in the advertise: ment of Chas. W. Foi gins on first bargain order. Pation Supply Co. Before making your spring suit visit Mirkin & Kos ner. - 1660 Deputy Bheriff Eimer E. Davis and on Taexduy. It looks a4 if McKinley would ‘get there” at the Republican National convention. . The next Central Pennsyivania Methodist Episcopal conference will meet st Clearfield. Hobbard & Wise, the contraclims, ; 4, Erie this week on account of | the death of his only brother, Henry have about completed their work at the Patton clay works. ' Li 8. Bell, who has been confined to his home by sickness, is abie to look ¥ | Md, has moved to Patton. He is em- ployed at the Reilly colliery. RH. Yeager and Johu Solomon, two | prominent citisens of DuBois, spent a at} Erovainent Patton last week. err asnrs_ Paton second and “month ut £p. mn 0 RW. Eady, Pree poem caves gv Hrmmnraxs oF No. of Patton, AREER 5 Mo. Arrt Gh i AR lo A meme of A Mie ee BO PR. sme n. A Bachelors Hint. her your Asd yetthe wpiem pil x dont sents to know It Thar ai EE eto sot she wo i I smile Meanwhile, lh neglect my Hie with grief i Pus gorxines knows ~Reineryiiie Journal gd : Ye “Adeertivers. Hereafter sll patrons who wish a Ly advertisement in the PaTrox ‘each on Sataniay by Patton Sopply vad” now running, must hand their | 00. How the people know a good ©opy in not later than Monday evening, of each week. If handed in later than Monday evening it will have to be held * 7) the next week. Try to get : rly. Parton Pym. Oo Cambria ( See the new arrival of white goods, Say, don't miss the Firemen's dance in Firemen's hall, Patton, Pa, on ana | Easter Monday night, April 8th. $ ¥ i £ i i | bing, two doors porth of the Om to mest all her old friends and de et News. Tony Bpinnsll, an Italian miner em. High prices for inferior Zoos. Silver, we have H was taken to the hospital at Johtsto wt Toeaday afternoon. Spangler Sent inel. Keep vour eye open for our ne xt R I. Goff. formerly of this plac bot now of May's Landing, N, Jf. 3 your pamhase of a weleome visitor on Saturday. many friends were sorry that het coals not make a more extended vist than Bd H. Knee had business in oor town November elect 30 congressmen, sides help elect the president and vice | jegisiatare chosen will elect a United States senator. ; BIL down stairs and breaking his neck. wml D. L. Jones, formerly of Frostburg, and industry and andoubetedly will make his mark. He has the COURIER'S | ! best wishes in his new home. | Special attention is called to the ad. | vertisement of Alex. Hunter in another | column of the COURIER this week. j Jace, embroideries, bottons, belts, buckles, ste, at Patton Supply Co Everybody is invited to aftend the white slave sale and festival in the | Yonger hall on Saturday night, April . 8th, 1598. Your feet will feel comfortable and i your life become more plessnratie if you bay your foot wear from Patton Bupply Co. On Tuesday work was commenced {on the srection of the bmiiids P Gallaher and CO. Iximiston on ‘on Fifth avennoe, Don's tnims the white slave sale and | fomtival for the benefit of the Baptist Young People’s Union in thé Yeager {hall on Saturday night, April ith. burned Satarday st noon and died in the evening about 7 o'clock, socident occurred cannot be expiained, The supposition is that the child crop- ped a lighted natch into a can of ker- ‘sheet of flame. She quickly wrapped the child in ber far cape, and thox suc- about the body. Hon. John Patton, of Curwensville, They don and Hon. T. H. Murray, of Clearfield, an they SIE woh = i than | have been elected delegates to the Methodist Episcopal National confer | ence, which meets in Cincionatti pext ‘ July. : Twenty-nine orders filled at 12.5 thing when they see it, and still they for delicacy of flavor, and are pro- he did. He left for his home on the; same day. Voters of Pennsylvania will next] 25 State senators, 204 assemblymon, be! : president of the United Staten. ‘hel Charles B. Freeman, of Cresson, was i hel £4 i | A. Freeman, who was foreman al Asbry & Vincent's printing establivhnent there. Death was cased by his falling’ of Repa WwW. B. Buck, And i it will be put in n right ranning eral yes ex ex When yon want a gid article, if it's sale of gold or it. Things useful. ornainental and essential, crowd our trays of 6 old and Silver Novelties. srder—in a very little while. Sew rmits of my claiming expertness in all kinds emember the place—Next door to Patton Phar rience Work. macy, Fifth Avenue, Patton, Pa. of Carroll township, | brother of H. 8. Buck, the fornitare dealer of this place, departed for Odell, | Iii, on Wednesday, at which place be | has secured employment. Mr. Book is s worthy young man full of coumge Little Girl Burned ts Death. P The seven-year-old duaghter of Mr o Thomas Caruthers, who lives along: the ! line of the Old Portage railroad, about one mile enst of Lilly, was fatally How the | the elder sister, who has charge of the house, was not present at the time, any other's $8.50 ones; osene oil, which exploded. At the time of the accident Miss Mary Brudiey was | passing by, and, bearing the child's screams, rashed into the bousé where sha found the little girl envelcpeciin a speaks good words for us. We Make Specialty of FINE SHOES and terribly until death relieved ber. Everyhonly Sopvx 0 R Y coor DS. oseded in extinguishing the fire, but pot before the little girl find inhaled the | flames and was frightfully burned The child soilerad To see MIRKIN & KUSNER, and thereby prove to your own satisfaction what truth there is in our advertisements? vour neighbor what good things we have for them. can buy of us a far superior article for the Vou'll ind our $1 Hats better than any other's finest Furnishings for one-third twice as much all round satisfaction dealing with us that an Then you should advise your friend and It will always bear out that you same money than you can get elsewhere. $1.10 ones; our $4.75 Suits better thaw less than any other house, ywhere else. Everybody Legitimate Mer:hahdise, Popular Prices. You have? Why? Good Building, Next to Bank. That the Wines and Brandis of the 2 he. Speer N. J. Wine company, Passsio, N. Abaciutely Pare a: Baler. J. are leading all others in jmblic Speyrs Unfirmentod Grape Juice in favor. Their Brandis are snexielled 80 perfectly divested of adl fermenting principle by electricity snd fumigation ‘ that if aneorked and half a bottle and well corked up again immedia and placed npsido down in acool Suge nounced by the most capable jodes to be the very best in the markt, while their fine Old Port and Unfrmented THE - { Bapply Co. | most be in the Counter office not © | get angry if you come in late ood of Grape Juice are superior to all tithers for the sick room and Commoanion Table. For pure grape brandy their Old Climax, vintage of 1876, 's ad- mitted the best to be bad. Vineyard snd cellars at Passaic, N. J. Ha fo MeRnley, Wet feet, & ccild, doctor bills and fan. eral expenses cost in the neighborhood of $200.00. Our rubbers cost from 25 to 75 cents. Take your choice. Patton A concert is talked of in DmBoik, the to go towards the relief of the families of the twelve miners who were killed during the explosion at Remember copy for advertisinenis 14507 ik not March 29 says that the Repuliican pri- mary, held Satarday afternoon, shows that piace to be a great McKinley din trict. The official figures have pot yet date’s majority over sil in Pitabarg and Allegheny is, in round numbers, 14,000. It was practically a conplete shutout for all opposition. RN kite Slave Make. than every Monday evening. 53 All pe $i atl Bp not get your ad sel treated alike. On Saterday, April th, at 85pm. a white slave sale and festival cosshineg will be heid in the Yeager hall, Patton, : Pa. You cannot afford to rides bt as it is something new and will interyst you considerably. Everybody a 3 Vega | to attend. The proceeds will go to | | wards the benefit of the Baptist Young People’s Union. Remember the date, Raturday night, April 4th, JAMES QUINN A dispatch from Pittsburg dated heen announced, but the Ohio candi it will keep for months, bat if allowed to come in contact with the sir in a warm temperatare it will absorb the fermenting girm from the air and will not keep goocl, but will ferment and becsine slightly alecholic. Soid by drugginta I wish to inform) the inhabi- tants of Patton that 1 have opened my ew next to the Sehool i Building . with a choice selection of Teas and Coffees, China and Glassware. ‘A PREMIUM Given with each par chase A share of your patron. age respectfully reg ALEX. HUNTER, As FIFTH AVENUE Now for ; Seri ng Kitchen Ranges _ Z story building of cur own flied with 134-1 36 Cl inton st. Special preparation and y immense parciaees have been made in \ : ctr store for Spring Trade. Have just Johnstown, Pa, Sur sue Tn YF Would like to have shme od the Patton Trade. We will have a large three Car load of CHAIRS A large stock New Spring Dry (yoods, 5 § iliner ¥y Capes, of all kinds. Ready- J Made Raom Suits, I Jresses, . Underwear, hes and Lounges Etc. Ete, window shades, All Colors. A bw satiful { ‘rayon Portrait will be given away with every $15 purchase of goods A the Lowest Prices. Send For i vou can't come. Saspe d. R. Cornelius, QUINN Clinton St. Furniture Dealer and Undertaker. GE hk EAA) § rk En RR - CAMBRIA - "HARDWARE - CO. am = Drifting our “The lowest prices for the best utensils and hardware furnishings--and money back if you want it"—and sc the best of the himsekeeper's trade is bound to drift HUT Way. ais of Tn dur Parlor Stoves. None better on earth. ky o\ jes Tuo if you want complete line of one besides a full and General Hardware. C A LL THE CAMBRIA HARDW ARE CO. $3.50. look at them near Trousers to Measure, Here's ¢ . Yor war lyin La anon xactly what they lf vin 1 ay aon twat 4 gi to go an aia % r1t akg : a i qrp-—4 nme 1m and : Rp 2 b 3 . aki Taal 1 here's not iy ah cg we A pret $4 Lay how, wa £4308 Cloth Fully a doten or more neat affects in stripes pure all. worsted wool newest effects well warts twice our Ring ¥ Not 1 may and ti 1ere'll If vou want the greatist value m a pair of SAW-—T10 w is the 1 SPRI NG HATS oon oo Jo cents ! to $3. os WOLF & —_— . Patton, * less, of course. tromsers yo over $ SOON De ate ig t Lae me fo get it. Good Building
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