The Patton courier. (Patton, Cambria Co., Pa.) 1893-1936, June 25, 1896, Image 3

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    a Louis, which hon Et wh
a» ‘tention for a week or more, to Chisage,
; Democratic Convention will meet on
July 7, says Bradstreets. Recent id.
vices have seemed to make it probalyie
that the free-coinage men will be able |
to control the convention, though per. |
the nomination, unless the |
i
3a It seems clear, however, that after 7
period of depression, induced by the
robable victory of the free-silver men,
the sound-money men have during the |
last week or two recovered some Je. |
gree of confidence, or if not confidence, |
mt least resolution to make An earnest
struggle for the control of the conven.
tion. The victory of the gold men in
tribeted 10 this feeling of confident,
| success of the sound-money men in {|
Bt. Louis convention. el ;
that the silver men will |
every
not be allowed to shape the action of
- Dairy on
the convention without a strong fight
ol The most dramatic feature of {he
convention at St. Louis was the probes
and retirement of the delegates from
the silver states sfter the vote of the
convention laying on the table Senator |
free coinage substitute for the
rt by the committee.
i
Berator Teller, who led the tiring
ates, and the reading of a formal
st by Benator Cannon, ot Utah.
+ Tellers remarkable address
was notwirthy for one statement, that
in reference to the possibility of an
international bimetallic agreemqmt
being adopted. He declared that there
‘would be no bimetallic agreement with |
the great commercial nations of the
world. Such an agreement, he de.
clared, could not be obtained, partic
ulary in view of the attitude and in. |
rest of (reat Britin. The declaration
i this subject he declared to be a
: Senator Teller sees some
things very clearly, whatever may be
the conclusion as to his view of the
desirabili of free coinage.
A m—————————
Young mithers dread the Aomaier
months on account of the great mor
; tality among children caosed by
bowel troubles Perfect safety may be
assured those who keep on hand De
Witt’'s Colic & Cholera cure, and ud.
‘minister it promptly. For cramps,
bilious colic, dysentery and diarrhoea,
jaffore just ant relief. C. W. Hog
. GEN. HARRISON ON OUR FINANCES
Ex-Prewident Harrison will disciss
ur National finances in su article on
“The Bevretary of the Treasury,” °
which will appear in the August issue
‘of the Ladies’ Home Journal. He will |
tell briefly of the origin of our finan.
m; ite expansion’ or develop- |
§ how the nation raises its reve.
noe, and disburses its moneys; and
detail the faults of our system of
Referring to the meth-
{oe we meld
Boughler, D. J,
Manner Grange Ha Near
Bradley Jonetion, on July Sih
|Onmbris County Pomona Cirnnge,
INo. 51, P. of H., will meet in regular
{session on Monday, July 6th, at the
Banner hall, one mile west of Bradley
| Janetion. The forenoon session will
be opened promptly at 9:30 clock.
| After the reguiar business of the order
is disposed of the following program
"will be rendered: Address. of welcome
by ‘A. Strittmatter, W. M., of Banner
range; respotise by M. P. Kearney,
of Munster Grange: solo by
‘pate Granges wili then be heard.
Afternoon session will be called to
‘prder at 190. Following » the pro
gram: Report of secretary of Cambria
County Maotual Fire Insurance com:
pany P. of H.; solo, Miss Susie Rick-
etts: essay on taxation by Joseph
Parabsugh; discussion, “Best methods
‘of harvesting and curing hay,” op
ened by D. J. Davis and E. P Bender:
“What officers in Cambria county are
paid exceswive salaries, and what shail
{we do about it? opened by Jos. O
{ Thomas nad T. W. Hughes; the fifth
Evening session
order at § o'clock. Bong by Flinton
Grange clioir; Talk on “Running 8
the Farm®™ by John Ricketts;
th of July orstion by John Shettig
recitation, Miss Minnie Farsbaugh;
essay, Miss Susie Rie Jetin: address On
| patriotism by Hon. J. J. Thomas; brief
the welfare of the order
Miss
remarks for
‘by any member present. solo,
Eva Gates. All Patrons coming by
rail will be met at Bradley Junction
All fourth degree members cordially
dures Draws fir North Camden.
Following is a list of the names of
persons from North Cambria drawn to
serve as grand and traverse jurors st
the September term of court, com.
mencing on Monday, September 7,
1506. and to continue two weeks:
Gram darors.
Brawley, Bd. DD, farmer, Carrodl town-
ship.
"Binder, BE. M_, merchant, Spaugier.
butcher, Barpssboro
Dooglass, Wm. K., miller, Allegheny
township.
Kibbler, Anthony, farmer, Ubest
Luther. Chiarles L.. farmer, White
Weakland, Bennett, farmer, Carroil
township :
First Week.
Alheiter, John, mason, Carroiliown,
Abrams, Henry, farmer, Carroll town-
ship.
Cann, John, mine-hoss, Reade,
Cooper, Jumes, farmer, Allegheny.
Comerford, W. G.. agent, Loretto,
Hammersiram, Andrew, blacksmith,
Elder,
Link, Martin, farmer, Clearfield,
Lowel, J. HL, farmer, Reade,
| Miller, Thomas, farmer, Clearfield.
Patterson, 8. D., farmer, Barr,
Reffuer, John, foreman, Chest
Smith, AE. laborer, Patton.
Now Werk.
Adams, Wm, , butcher, Reade.
Binder, Isodore, merchant, Hastings
Deonabey, M. A, J. P. Barnesboro.
‘Hauk, J. J., merchant, Carrolltown.
Habn, John, farmer, Eider.
| Kirkpatrick, Thomas, farmer, Carroll.
Lord, J. A, stone mason, Hastings
' Patterson, Harvey, agent, Patton.
eral Harrison expresses
if with evident disapproval and |
: great credit upon the executive
| of Judge Barker, and District Altorney, |
point he says: “If fifty dollars
“would suffice to hold £50, 000,000 in the
treasury the secretary could not ex-
pend that small sug. He must stand
r until the gold is gone, and then pell |
ds to get it back. The resalt is that
the banks and the brokers are often
able to make play of the treasury. A
financial institation whose board tran-
sacts its business in public is at a dis-
5 advantage.”
‘Mothers will find Chamberising’
Cough Remedy especially valuable for
croup and whooping cough. It will
give prompt relief and is safe and
pleasant. We have sold it for several
years and it has never failed to give
the most porfess satisfaction. G. W.
Rie Duquesne, Pa. Sold by C.
w Hodgkin, Patton Pharmacy.
Goes to Supreme Court.
i The contest which has come t be
~ known ae the Cambria county Commis- |
sioners’ case, and has already passed
before two tribunals—the Cambria
POR) county Court snd the Pennsylvania
yr Court—is now to go to the
emo Court, having been appealed |
mix ser Lloyd. There are in:
_ realit two cases, Commissioner Dillon | the
‘being interested in
: on of one will settle both, as they
: are similar.
Ecsema is a fright] affliction, but
skin diseases it can oe
A ot!
the benefit of the people,
pal church of Patton.
‘after an appropriate sermarn by the
pastor, Rev. Chas. W. Wassor, 26 pro-
| Daticners, after being questioned as to
Stephens, 8. 8, laborer, White
Smale, Elmer, clerk, Patton.
| Somerville, James, farmer,
hanni.
Legal Hustlers
The extraordinary amount of busi.
ness transacted at the last session of
Conrt reflects
ability
‘our Cambria connty
Robert 8. Murphy. During the first
week the unprecedented number of 5
cases were actually tried before juries,
and this in addition to the many mo
tions, petitions, and other business of
the Court which was disposed of. The
calling of whose who are needed at
Court on the days only when they are
interested is a scheme of Judge Barker
‘and Mr. Murphy which has inured to
and the
further plan also introduced by those
gentlemen, of holding (wo courts
) simultaneously has also facilitated the
‘work and reduced the expense at
‘tendant upon prolonged sessions
| Ebensburg Mountaineer.
Interosting Servives,
Last Sunday was a day of more than
usual interest in the Methodist Episco-
At 10:30 a m.,
their faith and purposes, were received
‘into full membership. During the
singing of the familiar hymn “Blest
Be the Tie That Binds” the new mem-
bers were welcomed by the members
| of the official board and many others.
It was a beautiful and inspiring scene,
and many hearts were touched. In
evening the pastor preached an.
the other, but the interesting sermon from the life of
| Daniel, it being the third in a series of
| sermons from the book of Daniel.
Xavier's Academy,
"| fanersl took piace from her iste
week of the State Firepien's
i follows :
4th: Indiana, September 15th to 18th |
Kittanning Augoet 15h to 2st; Greens.
burg, September, sh to 1th
tf
June 3,
CF rity ok
eesantra, Pa, June 2rd. 1596,
H. J. Hopple, of Carroll Township,
was among the visitors to Ebensburg
to-day
There are & jrood many city boarders
in town today, notwithoutstanding
that our summer resortd have not yet
Opened.
The Congregational church which
has been andergoing repairs will be
dedicated next Sunday.
Webwter Griffith of Main steet has
Migs had 8 porch added to tris residences.
Amelia Bennett; reports from Subordi-
There were four new basta placed on
Lake Rowens last week.
Albert Morris. of Hastings, spent a
pomple days last week in Flwnsburg.
The Indies of toe Mite aoniety, of the
M. BE church will hold xn joe cream,
rake and strawberry festival at the
home of Mrs. Dr. T. J. Davison, on
Julian street to morrow evening Toes
day
Misses Farinie Shoemaker, and May
Brown. returned home from St
om Friday evening
snd will spend their vacation here
Mrs Perry. the mother of Mm J B
Wilber, of this piace died st her hone
in Chet Springs on Saturday. The
home
to-day.
Quite an inlerestiog game af ball
was played at the fair groqinds on Sate
urday between Ebensbury and Patton,
which resuited inascom of 2 07 in
favor of the visitors Ebensbarg will
play at Patton on the coming Ratur-
day.
sae new BT Comping.
H. GG. Barclay, secretary of the Tre
eounty Agricultural and driving Fark
sasociation. has signed a contract to
have Pawnee Bill's Historical Wid
West, Grand Mexican Hippodrome,
Indian village and mosum snd ton
gress of irained animals give exhibi-
tions daily in ita beautiful park the
BTV
“Jotins
tion October "8 and 8.
teswn Democrat
5,
Will Open Thursday.
The Pennsylvania Railroad compsoy
annoances that on snd after Thursday,
June 2th sl] trains will stop at Cresson
The Pennsylvania Limied will stop
only when there are passengers to get
on or off at that point. The moaniain
honse will te opened on Maal
Commencing the same day, observe
aay.
tion cars will be attached to the Ps
‘cific Express for the trip over ihe
Tho nlRi ns,
Praies of Connty Fates
Some of the county fairs will be heid
in Western Pennsyivanin this year aa
Fronsburg, September 1st 10
for a Bicyowe.
Yon peed nol pay $100
Seow the “Cresent” only $0
J.C. PATsicx, AR b Patton, Ps
| Financial Report
Patton Bonrazh School
District
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1893 to Jume 8, 1306.
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Mahaffey, Clearfield Co. Pa
AON OTE Ambir Arst-cinsi. Best of Ligore
and Wines at the bar Stabling stlached
GRORGE PERGUSON,
Prop'r
‘W. H. SECHLER,
Attorney - at - Law,
EBENSBURG
Cambria County, Pa.
ES BE
iis Yon
TOBACOS and (RGARS
The Boas Tire ta Pisin at |
I. FITZPATRICK'S
Restummet on Magee avenue, near’
AR depot.
MEAS AT ALT Ho Es
CENTRAL - HOTEL,
JOHN BL (ORIIELL, Progr
A serrations she test, First elas |
Bar in connee tion
RATES $31.25 PER
WM DAVIS.
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
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Wholesale.
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tines and Brandi
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Rezsonapie Price.
HIGH QUALIT
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EEEINANER FIERA HAR a he svg osname
(Reuse! Somerville,
ATTORNEY - AT - LAW,
GALLITZIN, PA.
Sulicitor for (ermaan National B. |
Attorney-at-Law,
Parton, Pa.
[Offic in the (wood Building.
Beane of the Largest Fire Inwmor-
ance Companies of the World
i represented
PATTON: «©
Prestect v our
PROPERTY.
Wal ice in Good Buil ding
over 1st National Bank.
PA RNELL &
COWHER,
Agents.
Omr cloth and clothing are ennranieed to to be precisely as
presented; the dollars paid for it last, because the clothing
lasts as Jong as cloth can last. Put three things together
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lextran size,
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LYRE he Br
ow PRICES,
| SATISFACTION GUARANTEED,
cou have the secret of our sag cess.
Ww e want yom to indie for yourself, and
atime onr samples for the Spring and Summer.
from $6.20 22.00 Tailor-Made
mvite you to ex-
Ready
from
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Suits
if net caring to purchase, the information of what people are wearing will be
Lod valne 10 you
Examine nur offerings as shown by our sales agent,
ALEX. SMITH,
the PALMER HOU
LY 10: 1805.
Sou eR
iy,
FRIDAY,
The Touchstone of Success
Is te know what the people want and give if to them at the nant possibie prios,
Bot we go a atop heyond that and sarpites with the eogance and variety of
otrr Sy les.
For the past wark otir entive force of milliners has been kept as busy as Dees
brirming cut bwantiful hats for yoor isepection snd porches” and the result i»
we today place before vou what ix beyond a douls the foest line of hats ever
shown for the momey hits that oaght to tring $5 $4, ard $n window full
of there, and a hundred or more inside for $1.75.
Never before uneh hats shown for so litte money
All of our Randsome pattern hate which were $30, #12 and £15 are
marked to 80 8 anid 87.
Bildren's hata, bematifilly trimened We $1.35 $1.5 and om up 10 Any
price You may Want Io DRY.
WASHER
IS GUARANTEED
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fadies full wide sicirts $2.50 and 1.56,
shirt waists is lmimense The prioss are excesdingly low
delays are dangerous when such price prev all
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First-Class Flour.
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TERY line as cheap ay you oan
While #
(GENER ERAL buy elsewhere quality
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Considered
! = fine of Ane Foctwear for Men, Women
Good Building.
We sell the genuine Wisconsin Driving Shoe, made by A. A.
and Chiidren.
When in peed of anything in oar line call and see 0s.
can seil vou everything in the
Cutter, and a