i
ant
i appropriations
under permanent laws, of which
: Cin the statements sf Bp splat EOE,
| rand 4 on. Songung of the Tei pisame of
: : ou |
- THURSDAY. JUNE 18, 1868.
APPROPRIATIONS o ADE
The appropriations made by the Con.
gress just olosed amount to 515.750
#90. How this compares with the ap
_ propriations of the congresses im:
mediately preceding may be gathered,
from the fact that the Fifty third Con
| greens appropriated £950,990 205, tha
Fifty-second Congress §1,007, 104,547,
and the Fifty first Congress £1,005, 880,
100. The record of the Congress an
oh regards appropriations, therefore, goes
beyond that of the Fifty third Con
gress, nnd is about «nn par, speaking
ronghly, with that of the two proved
ing congresses. Chairman Cannon, of
the House Committee on Approprin.
| tions, in discrssing this branch of the
work of Congress, explains that the
inelnde | $1054. 160)
amonent 85,000,000 1 for sinking fond |
and $30,500,000 for interest pubs |
He debt, or $3.355.814 wore hi Amb was
| ineluded at the Inst session of Congres
of the CoMAtry by thes Sipe
istration ap Wo February 1585,
terest and sinking faod charges on
| account of the later bond deur of
sonnt:
| $100,000, Oy ie Pebrasry, 188 5
ing tor 84. 300 000 nat being inednded in’
| the entimalios of permbnent appro
| thom, we stated nd sabiittesd to Con
| grows in the Tust re gH Fie embinalen,
A statement in regard
: 1 propriations af The session Ji Chase
hae ales been given out by Se savers,
[on beliall of the minority of the ¢
mittee pe
Dtlons exeasd by £150
He says that th
propriaticns made during the Greet
session of the Fity- th
§ frp od
| and bedng $18,751,299 in exooms of the
Hh appropriations kets Bt the Last session
| poopie of P
ies phat of any in the
and thy Fg wigeh é
eLecren
Prot T x Fitton, of Kane. Ya., Elevied
Principal Salaries Fixed,
meeting on Monday evening decided
an an eight month term, beginning
the first Monday of Keptember, an
| elected the following teachers: Princi-
al T. J. Falton, Kune, Pa; Miss Edith
Zimmerman, Bellefonte, Pa; Mine Ida
Deckert, North Mountain, Pa; Misa ¢
tlintondale, Pa; Miss
Lian Reed,
“Gertrude Holtman, iock Haven, Pa,
leaving the jjrammar and two primary
bd
Fades 10 supplied. The Board
Eh it will require
sshonis fo school the children of our
rapidly g Zrowing town. The compul
sory edueational law, with the jarge
and continusns increase in population,
making it impossible to get along with
Tis,
Prof Fulton comes highly recom.
wended am a edurator. He has had
large experience and stands wéll BS A
speoessfal and progressive teacher with
the profession. The i selections,
people, are git $ i ronghly Prat prast
sMoinnt and sree teachers The
food foraand to an exceptionally Aye
: pant sohiesl term.
The School Board is actuated solely
hy the desire and purpose of giving
the children of Patton the very best pos
sible adv Antages and training anid rade. the little folks parti
ony pabl o mohonls
Bata ts fosr £ “Hie A y
a The remaining vas
JF nf teacners will
Ling the standard
i probably hae fille wh oat the next meting
of the Hoard Monday evening nexd
salaries pall Bre as fodivwn:
sal. $7006: Grammar grade,
[Intermediate and Primary
grades. BRL por pronth
Fortin of Fal Ofteors
Fi veing Are fh “ff HPN dye tent
vintedl WHO Are vx
Tae at rrr rr Coe
¢ ye part in
Eiaail A
; : M
of that Congress. Mr Sayers says
| farther hal the Sonate, by
ments to the general Appropriation
bills §5 they passed the Home, prey.
posed to increase the sam total of ape
|| propriations by $320 442 By con.
. ferences between the two hotses, this
mggregate increase was red aced iy
$1283. 818, so that iT the Senate had
w
been allowed ite way in Incrensing ap.
propristion billx, the sum total of
appropriations at this session woukd
| have been raised $10,635 624 above the
aggregate as it now appears.
To Nisgars Falls
Barly summer excursion to Greater
Buffalo, the Queen City of the Lakes, |
and Niagara Falls on Tuesday, Jus!
on 1898. Tickets to Niagara Fats ani
retarn good five days. Tickets to
lo andl return goad teqy days voy
als Rochester & Pittsiair f rail:
rd New York Central raite
The train will leave Clearfield at 11 7305
& am, arriving at Niagara Falisat 8p, |
The fare fur round trip will be
oon Returning excursionists can
Niagara Falls by any reguiar
2 train o the Now York Central & Hud:
railronil on Wednesday, |
Thursday, Friday or Saturday, Jani:
3 Tarde)
#0th or 27th. and from Bal.
lar trains of the Buffalo,
rs Pittehiirg Piiway on off |
before Thursday, July 8
above rate enables person Wy
visit either Buffalo or Niagara Falls
and enjoy several days’ outing, Special
cursion tickets to Lewis.
y and N agara-on-the-Lake may bi
od ab the New York Central
at tioket office, Niagara Falls. River
view trains, composed of obwervation
ears, ran ut short intervals between
iagara Falls and Lewistown, whorp
the Niagara Navigation company's
steamers ply between the latter point
and ats and Toronto,
For a information consult agents,
: amed, or address AF.
Raoret Excursion Agent, Rochester,
: L Lapey, General Fassenger
Examminallons of Teachers.
Below In given the date and place of
solding teachers’ examinations hy
¥ Superintendent Cribwon: July |
13, at Barnesboro, for Susquehanna
id Barcobars; July 1%, at Spangler,
for Spangler; Jaly 90, at Nicktown, for
21, at Hastings, for Eider
and Hastings: August 6 at Cressor,
Upesson township: August 7, Fi
, for Cambria township and
wr August 8, at Loretto, for
“ny ad Oorettn: Augnst 13, at
ry for White, Angst 12, st Gla
gow, for He : Augrust 13. ot St. Lav.
er Tot township: Angust 14,
at at Augustine, for Clearfield and
Chest Springs; August 15, at Carrol}
town, for Carroll tow pahip, Patton and |
olitown: August 19. at Ashvilhl
for Ashland, Ashville and Dean: Ang
net 20, at Noel, tor Munster; Seten-
ber 3, special examination at Eben
bor Exusminations will = begin
promptly #t 8:3) 30 a. mi.
The Thine of Tralns asd Fares
For the excursion to Buffalo nad
Niagara Falla via the Bee h Cres k
Cpailroad on Tuesday, Jone 25d, Hie
following loa rates and train Hirose
have been arranged: il
Fok Haven. .
Paved Creek.
Philly stung
Munson.
Re FrOOr
LIardan
ancy. %
hese Tow rates for a dny elight ridge
Niagara Falis will uo doubt indaes a
I tits a take
it
» we ed Sig
any Sark id
You naed
Hee the “resent «
40 Jo Pate
Cw nite :
Ht
FARCE Cree Halaned My
Bend
Two “Paatcheino ’ Waodded
On Tassday morning at eight
| etock, Wilter J. Weskland and Miss
ia. Sehettig, and Ramage! Weakland
and Miss Lizzie Buck were married at
the Carroiltown church, Rev Father
: Mareellios officiating.
are well thonght of and highly respect.
och being residents of this county, The
“COURIER ext tends congratalations
New Law Firm
The Mountaineer says that on June
Financial Report
tat Messrs. Alvin Evans and J. W.
Leech, attorneys-at-law of Ebensburg,
entered into partnership and their
card will be found in another colamn
for ue to aempt to eulogize them as
bi attorneys and gentlemen, and we can
only wish the new constellation many
happy returns of the day.
A Large Adveriiner.
Attention is called to the two adver.
tiserents of J. 8 Bell on the Arst and
lead pages of the Courrier. Mr. Bell
is the most extensive advertiser in the
Cornrrpm and has gained the reputation
of doing exactly what Le advertises 1o
church of this phitee Inst Sunday. W
The School Board ar the regular. . :
HH. Randfond, the efficient stiperinte ped Pertaianit a Migs avenue. near
P
of the piorning service.
pre pared by Rev. Chas, H. Payne,
| Water Army.” in which
wh ve every reason tes:
anys: UAL times wy D SALW
The two grooms
whi are brothers, both enterprising
business en of Patton and the brides
‘thankfol fo ir)
TOBACED and OFGARS
The frewt Hae in Paitin gt
. |. FITZP; ATRICK'S
wid en's day wan Appropriat
obmprved tM the Methodist! Ephcorat
ent of the Sunday school, had charge
BRR Hepot.
The Pram MEAL= AT ALL HOURS
entitled “Young Crusaders’? was
well rendersd bv g children and C E NTR A L - H OTE L,
young poopie ane everyhody aan de. JORN BR CORLEY Pear,
ight] with the service
Aer pinging by the choir and raver | Adcomninodal
hv 6: H. Ciapfan the inteadat aed. Bae iu connection,
dross was delivered bv MB }
3 nd nd % pag ;
at beast eight | TOA wan follows y An SrUrcise by
the primary class ¢ ailed the “The Cold
Far apa alprors WH CIP ANIN
wore Porter MeEifresh Tonn Sapadfned, :
Carrie Holter, Stelia ww Aamo). Cran Ais s
Gante. Pearl Beaver, Rachid Sandford, rman. D
Fdith Holter, Annie Cornelins, Emma JIENRBL A, LA
Haden, Eva Barr. Laura Rraer, (his
thuns Loew The Ar iSaloon Undels’
were feprevonted by Gn arfiohd Wilkins:
Phe (ood Condnet Band” by Minnie
Holter Anna Kinkead, Eva C ‘rain and -
Mary Crowell; “The Laood Cit izenabip
some of which are well-known to our Brigade’
Loval American Leagae’ by Katie
hey Hawmnon Hewlett: Phe
Wilson, “The Conquering Legion’ by
Faia Patrick. “Stadent's Beeriat by
T J Scholl Hanners fess carro
by all the speakers and by Paul Barto n
Rohort Marsden Yianeatr Saruiie
and Hobert Me Phare Perret
Be Cold W ator Ari
the Porlahing VA Tibarad
Cpaewivind Gow the Erindator
the Church.”
ALTE pom $lhan Fe tir. Pay {his
WwW. Wasson, ti LB hy wd tha anal io
sermon He spoke £ Fen —
thee @ whet )
hi plea for Sie cases Of
whiention He insisted
vaang press Tily hay A
hore o
MT
Frseed ng anon
HEMOn an $4
EAT BRngy reli ERTIO,
ashcent for thing
and gifts of th
TH dG
Wholesale
iipenet fbr KT hve wig aes
% thangh ts, Ap i GOA fr
buy £ bust
hides
in every partis
ppl ribbons Wand
Ag Aint x asa fie par Heraklion
Ew Pehle 3 y
Fe Bestel, Ary of Lh i fred df
% LY ne Bani 3 11
jar, Twi £0 Ho raraan,
It ;
Pon't boy a bieyole gafil vou
il the “resent
J OC Parineh, Ag
OLD CABINET,
OLD FAVORITE &
AND
yoane whisk
Mr James Perdoe, an
remiding at Monrose, Mth,
yoraly afffioted with rh
mireived prompt relief from
gsing Chamberlain's Pan Haim. Ha
oni ache WEAL
so badly that 1 eould hardly fied t
If I hood pot gotten relief © would ne
a eres ba write these foo Hoes Cham
berlainis Pain Balm has done me 3
great deal of good and 1 feel ver
For sale by © W
Hodgkins, Patton Pharmsaey.
THE WESTERN
WASHER -
OF
Patton Borough School . miian “1
Both gentlemen are too well-known |
District
FROM
to J nine X.
B EL CEY PTS Ss.
div. Sew his large Hine of summer goods
and also his dine of shoes: they are
bearita,
Aways the Case,
W. Clark, who recently published
the et wn Times, which was later
sold by the sheriff, was placed behind
the bars of the Johnstown lock ap on
Tuesday evening on charges of forgery
and obtaining money under false pre
tense. “The higher the ape goes the
more he abows his tall” Mooniaineer,
Con: True Heavy
Trafe in coal on the Beech Creek
railroad is heavy st present. Thous-
ands of Lak of the black diamonds are
he sng abiiprpesd of daily 16 the tiiewaler
Lock Haven Democrat
Fire at Dabs.
A fire broke oat at DoBols Tharsday :
DLOERAng pnd before it could be
ihpeknd Baar besseea were destroyed
The loss Ja B00 partily coven by
Insurance,
tigal Wooster.
Notice is hereby given by the under.
wigneel viewers appointed Lo askew Lh
damages and levy contributions for the
change of grade on Fifth avenoe in
Patton baropeh. that they Bave Lh
day Aled their report HE he
oF rs and no bennfite to y John X ak
ners no damages aud no benefits ta D
A. Burk: no damages and po benedits
ti John Salomon; no dams Ai
hepefita ta BH Yeaper;
exceptions be filed thereld
ed on the wiry £1
of Sing
bee 1 Sr abmalu! ay
gael N H. ROME RBYILE
Wi J Weaxy
Frrerars
Foovwg pla
FE xX PENXDITU RES.
Alas eet
Fo ameewintion
COXEY'S COMMON:
Reuel Somerville,
Attorney-at-Law,
ATTORNEY : AT | LAW,
GALIITZIN, PA.
Satieitor fr German Natipnal B. & ParToxN, Pa.
Office in the Good Bailding.
Semel of the Largest Fire Insur
amy Companies of the World
are represented
in the
paper, PATTON
& =
+
Feast eatld.
%
Protect y our
: PROPERTY.
reasonable Price. | % pe Whee in Good Building
1st National Bank.
i : PARNELL
4 ret
ba iE
‘Magee COWHER,
Agents.
Spring Clothing.
i
x
“ery t ey Sapna
Pang 5 3513 (3g ‘
13 5 ;
Wail paper at a
AVEC.
and clothing an 16 10 be precisely as
last because the clothing
SHOtR an last nt three things together;
HIGH QUALITY, =
LOW PRICES,
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED,
Gahan ng puree SINR ER
Arites
*
Jie vou to ex-
Tr
NU IeT, Ready.
x : fi I ” -
Made Suits from
¥ 8
phan OF wha?
re wearing will be
she ‘iy $4 FHI oan Hii Adres »
SMI TH,
vw
Ps
—_IWANAMAKER & BROWX.
e Touchstone of Success
add ive if bo them at the least possible price.
arud wrtrpiriie with the sleganes and variety of
ERENT Heo
vast westk DRE oF miliimpers has been kept as Dusy as hoes
ar inspection and parchase. and the resull is
Tages Betliapn pon what be Bevend 4 donb the Snest line of hats ever
$4. and 85 a window full
frpesinge ou Heautiling hints
Foon meal Ba sa bhi vine tn hang WL
Bani dest ar mnene insddde for 81.74
Boater shins Par a Jittln fey
sir handecrss pattern fate which were $10. 812 and $15 are
mie to $5, 8, aru #7
Childeen's Rate beautifully trimmed, Re R125, $1.50, and on ap 0 any
pris LOE Say WAR TH {eR :
a0 and 180
alow Tl Wickes skorts
HEP Walsls IR IDIetee he prices are exceedingly low.
deliv are dangerous when steh prices prevail
JESSEL.,
Flayenth Avenne Altoona, Pa.
ir New Stock
pring Dress Goods
tie. mers kiers, Peau Pac sanets,
. : a ET 43
Woasts, and full line
vil the wants of those
1s $ wyy on te a yr + gi
ARE Laat appear-
to buy and
¥
i HOOWEeY
examine our
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