rf Shelf Hardware
- Paints,
PATTON, CAMBRIA CO., PA, THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1898.
$1.00 PER YEAR.
ASTANA AMOR wc A AE SP
IN
RDUERTISING'
Goes hand in hand with
honesty in merchandis-
ng;
representation might
draw you to a store and
perhaps sell you once,
BUT,
It wonld be your LAST PUR-
CHASE there.
We not onl y want to
This Winter, but again next
Spring, and also the follow-
ing seasons. We cannot
afford to even exaggerate
the merits of our offering.
Our statements are backed
with the merchandise, and
if not the case, your money
back if you want it.
Newspaper mis- |
00K,
LOGAL AND GENERHL NES
Gleaned Here and There by
the “Courier” Reporter.
ASSESSORS’ REPORT
Of Cambria Coanty as KEeturned for the
Yinr of 18%
According to the fri ential Asia irn-
ment of Cambria county as prelarned
by the several assessors for the vear of
AS, the report of Patton borough ix as
Santdxd ands Noo of aemes,
250; valuation, $6,450. Unseated lands
not any. Minerd rights not soy.
Houses and lots Number housed, i505
namber lots, 480; valuation, M400
Hames and males Nombey, 56;
$580. Cattle Nuamber, #5;
Occupation value, $61,240.
Last and not least, by an;
dogs Namber males, 10%;
n compliance with an Ad
bly regulating triennial
and constituting a board of resasiog,
the commissioners of Cambria counl
the above statement
follows:
abilish if
Py give notice that Monday, Jud
aary 17, 1895, has been fixed as U
time the county commissioners will 4
a8 a board of revision to revise 2
ell You
quialize the pascssments as requirea by
$d Act of Assembly,
Tir Washington,
Washington is a most interesting
city. The capitol, the Congressionn
library, the National Museam, and the
Monument are among the great orea-
tion of civilized man, and append
with peculiar foroe to every American
citieen. Few journeys, in fact, are of
more benefit than a trip to this city,
the Nationa! Capital, and the scene of
much of vital importance, To afford
an opportunity to visit it while Con.
pi 8 in session, the Pennsylvania
Railroad company has arranged for a
series of low rate ten-day sxcurgions to
the National Capital, to leave Pitle
burg February 17, March 17, April 14,
andl May 12. Roundtrip tickets will
be sold at rate of $3.00 from Pittsbarg,
Patton Pharmacy.
Headquarters for
by Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals,
Stationery, Confectionery,
Cigars #2 Tobacco.
THE LAST DAY OF
’
S 7
HAS DISAPPEARED.
. Nieholas Burke
jJortng ta bay
i allowed it
: On the first Page of the
New Leal we find a welcome
"BETTER accommodation
for our customers.
‘A LARGER surly of
ND shall continue to rec-
.
tify mistakes, give satisfac-
tion, sell goods according to
quality and try to have
what you want in
~ Oils,
Glass, Etc
A Good Line of
‘Heating Stoves.
Washington, I. «,
Pennsylvania
| somewhat lengthy trial the note
: Manufacturing Co.
of brick, laid in
‘used and Messrs. Davis & Drumgoid
well know the art of brick faving as
former contracts through the county
will show.
wed going on special train leaviag
Talon Station at 8 A om. sarryiag
through parlor cars and couches, and
making same stops as train No, 10, or
on train No. 4, leaving Pittibarg at
8:10 p. m, carrying through sleeping
cams to Washington, returning, Hekets
will be good on any train except the
Limited Tiikets on
gale in Pittsburg at Union ticket office,
360 Fifth avenue, and Union Station
Por fall information apply lo agents or
Thomas FB. Watt, Pasanger Ag
Western District, Fifth avenue nd
SanithOeld street, Pittsbary.
The args + uae Poded
Attorney FF. J. O’Connor on Salar
day filed bin peport aa anditar in the
estate of Edward Burke, of Clearfield
township, and this probably marks the
end of that
This in the state In
samaw hat notable case
which a son
prodaced a note jar-
fears bia father, in his
avor, which swallowed up the entire
property of the decedent and still lel
the claims unmtafed in fall. Aftera
pronounced genuine, and Mr, OF Consor
It amounted to about
$1,000, and when other claims and cowta
‘of the proceedings were added, the
=
estate, which amounted to only #$2,-
354.86, paid only 77) per cent. ‘The
auditor's fees in the case were $18
‘and expenses of litigation $213 more,
There may be objections filed to the
report, but it is the general fending that
ie will be confirmed as it stands
Brick Wark Commences.
The brick work of the new (aldstein
| block on the corner of Fifth and Ma-
e avennes was commenced on Tues
y morning Contractor W, (
Hubbard has secured the sorvios of
Contractors Davia & Drumgold and
their crew of men to do this work, and
the brick to be used on the building
are manufactured by the Paton Clay
The first quality
red mortar, will be
Dasving Sehaol,
Prof. McBride has been requestad by
a number of the young gentlemen of
Patton to organize a daneing school
Hie has given the matter consideration
and will open a school in the Firemen's
Hall Friday evening at 8 o'clock. All
wishing to join his school are requested
to eall at this meeting and band in
your names, Severin's Imperial Ur.
chestras will furnish the musi
Granted Patents.
Among the many patents granted at
last weik wie the
ane to L. W. Adolfsen, of Hastings, for
La clothes holder, and one to J. C. Bon-
pete, of Brookville,
for an automatic
overhead joist-boring machine.
Nota woman in town who doesn’t.
admire pretty Furniture. A few
years ago only the rich could enjoy |
the luxury of a nicely furnished
home. It is different now—Every-
body can make a cozy, comfortable
home. If you haven't much mony, |
or if you have plenty, step in and
see whit we have to offer. It is
simply a case of few dollars and
much sense, or in other words a
few dollars and much furniture
—If you buy your furniture from
J. E. Kirk Hardware
Company. |
mtons. «1 yee
Free, Fre, Freel
Pith every $25 worth of goods pur.
chased at our store you will be pre-
sented with a beautiful pieces of siver-
ware, which can be seen displayed in
our show window.
35 Mirkin & Kusano
Patton Markets,
Subject to market changes:
Hutter | Iowans Ley pravigied
Cabbage en : ;
Buckwheat . :
RES ‘ Aras
Potatoes baastied
MINERS STORE Co. | Limited
Shiloh's Consumption Care cures
where others fail. It is the leading
Songh cure and no home should be
without it. Pleasant to take and goes
right to the spot.
Store
»
Sold at Corner Drug
made on it.
Successor to
COOK, SALMOND 8 COWDEN,
FIRE CO APPOINTMENTS
As Aunvanesd by the Chil Wililam FL.
Probert
Chief of Patton Fire Co. No. 1, W,
I. Probert, has announced the follow.
ing appointments as assistants during
fire for the ensuing year
Nozzlemen Geo. Hunter, Jesse Fox,
WwW. M. Merriman, MF. Tate, Chas,
Weston, Jonn Scheid, John Monteitn,
H, Davis
Plogmen John Lowes, John (hwena,
¥. H. Kinkead, Ed Hanter.
Bar and axemen-T. N. Nagle, 8. EK
Jones, A. G. Anderson, Paul Bilier
Hook and Ri. A. Lilly,
Wr Clark, John Boyer, Robert Man
rests
Y kHydrantmen
Meiion
finemen 2d Leish: Ed
ttle Ram’ Fisher, Wn Mellon, Thos
swen, Wm Howe, H 5 Conbey, GG
Howe, Wm. Morgan, CO. A. Philips,
John Howe Chas Bove, Alex Monteith,
J RB Corasling. J. FE Parnall, BR. Som
mille, 3 5 YW *T fr 82 rowel,
Wm, JF
Fine
Ex ¥ %
oder,
Ludddormen
John Hewlett, Fred
FH. Wilson,
f
£
¥
Martz, Clad
ERP NSBURG POLE TAX WAR
Son Hove LG Take a Hand in
$85 wring be
Ebepshirg refases to
tion in passing the ordi
tux of 50 cents an-
puaiy on each ppt, elepnone
atud electric light pole in that county
capital, says the Johnstown Demoerat,
and it is reliably stated that if the
courts do not decide the tax unconstita-
tional, the companies doing busine in
that place will pull op stakes and
eave,
The origina ordinance Was jeoisid
about «ix months ago and later ap
proved by the burgess. At that time
there was a determined kick against
the measure and the people of that .
borough, who were pot in favor of the
imposition of such a tax presented a
petition to the borough dads in which
thay asked that the action tw reco isd.
eredl. Last Monday night the petition
was tarned down by the council and
the action of the latter body declared
final
It i= nnderstood that in a very short
time before the ordinance goes into
effect the Western Union, the Postal,
the Central District and the Johnstown
shone companies will prescott a
combined petition to the cout in
which Jodge Barker will be asied to
pass on the constitationality of the
ordinance. It is reliably stated tial in
the event the decision is against the
companies they will promptly close up
their offices in hat piace, dt jenst wo far
as i practicable. amd that ail, or at
least a grest many, of the poles sill be
rernay ed
todo
fiftee ry Floated
At a meeting of Patton Castle No
Ww Knights Golden Eagle, held on
i evening, January 6s, the
following officers were elected: WW. W,
MeFarline, pobie chief: NX. O. Fattér.
son, past chief, OC. A, Danlelssn, vies.
chinf> W. H H Bell M of BR; LR
Beli, K. of Ex; John Sterrett, ¢. of
Fx: John RB Anderson, H. P.; tea
Jenkins, 8 H.: PF. K. Mitchell, V. H.;
0. FP. Bloomquist, trastee; N.C. Pat
tepson, representative to grand castle;
Fred Mitchell, Jobn Anderson, Gust
Anderson, auditing committee, AQ
members of this castle are ecarpestiy
requested to be present al the installa
tion to be beld on Thursday night,
January 13, aa Sir Knight District
Grand Deputy CH. Clesson, «of Al
toons wili be present and confer the
third degree.
AL
CIRCA,
I. BR. BR. Orders New Rails
Word from Philadelphia says that
the Pennsyivania Railroad company
has placed an order for one hundred
thousand tons of steel rails for the
building of new tracks and the re.
placing of those that do not meet the
standard of ita system. The rails are
ta be of the 100-pound standard size,
and the order is divided as follows:
Pennsylvania Steel company, 15,000;
Cambria Iron company, 25,000; Uar-
pegie Steel company, 30,000; lLacka-
wanna Iron company, 5000, and the
Hiinois Steel company, 13,000 tons
This is the Pennsy's first order for the
coming year, and it Is said that the
placing of such a large one at this seq.
son has ereated a good feeling in ron
and steel at Philadelphia. It is ander
stood that the price was $18 per ton,
Al Your Ooder.
s dispatch from Loodon, Eng, says
that according to the Vienna corres
pondent of the Daily Chronicle, Dr.
Schenck, professor at the University of
Vienna and president of the Embryo.
logical institute, claims that after 0
years of experiments he has discov.
ered the seoret of exercising an in
fluence over animals and men so as to
fix the sex of their offspring. Dv
Schenck declines to reveal it until he
has placed his discovery befire the
Academy of Baiences; but he says the
influence depends upon the nature of
the food consumed by the female.
Patton Bakery Yrasslvored,
On Tuesday W. WW. Kessler trans.
ferred Lis interests in the Patton bakery
to Brehm Bros, of Johastown, These
gentlemen come to our town weil
recommended, and are known ns fest
class bakers with years of experience,
and the COURIER extends a hand of
welcome to the new firm. Mr Kessler
retires from the business leaving many
friends, won by his courteous treat-
ment to bis trade. He expects to still
reside in Patton.
ts Tt all Wind? Hope Not.
The Altoona Tribane says that
Thomas A. Shoemaker, of Bellefonte,
has received a contract to construct 80
miles of railroad from Johnstown to
Patton, near the Clearfleld county line.
It is an extension of the Beech Creek
road and there are two tunnels to be
{reine
BORD. COUNCIL MEETING,
y
Held in the Council Chambers
Wednesday Night.
BILLS PASSED UPON.
Ruosiuess of Mach
Was Fransnelesd
Patton, Pa, Jan. 5 -Conneil
redriiar session this evening with
following present DET
call: President Hubbaed, Lelech, Mone
teith, Jones and Leadbetter
The minutes of regular meoting held
on the evening of December 1, 1987
were res] and approved. The
committee reported that board walk
notices were served on the following
named parties in Patton borough: W
W. Speneer, C. OL & 1 Co, John
Raker Catholle Chuareh Organization,
Dennis Flynn, all of Beech avenues,
which report was accepted by the
Conn,
Om metion of Jones and seconded by
[endbetter. it was carried that the fol.
lowing bills be accepted and Clerk
bet inutrocted to write ardeps for the
ame: Ro Somerville, 825 for salary for
six months: P. H Biller, 81.84% [
Blacksmithing: Patton Water Co,
&i8 34 for water rent for month of De.
somber, 1897: Howard Woomer, $1.55
for salary for month of December and
meals to prisoners, ete; 8. EF
$12 00 for services as Board of Health
ofeer: 8 F Jones, 8300 for acting as
specind police on December 25, BF OWil
£00 for clerk services for
month of December, 18387; Hunter &
Baughman, $10.97 for lumber; W. J.
Donnelly & Co, $8.02 for lumber, and
the following for street work for
months of November and December
per Street Commissioner 8 EE. Jones
account: SE Jones, $12.46;
Yeager, 6.65; Adoiph Hoffer, 3.00; Fred
Mellon, 3580: Vie lLaner, 4.35 Geo
Tempo, 1.75; 8. FE Jones, 14.00, Fd
Thomas, 1.75
No firther business Coanell then ad.
journed to meet at next regular
meeting night Jan, 18 (S88
No her Pmperisnnes
myer bra
slp
*
»
2%
Jones,
£3800,
-
i
3
DR FETZER ELECTED
Ae Fiwalident of the
A Cemn!
flararrasy Ile Bank
Mun
Dr. DD. A Fataer, of
3
mL a
JAre MII
anmnber City,
Fas been elecied of the Car
wensville bank to 81 vacancy dinised
bey thw death of Hon, John Patton, A
FE. Patton, who has been cashier of the
Carwahsvine Dank sine 1
in the same position, but has also bsgmieny
advaneesd 16 the position of vies prea
¥ 3
two positions
3x, coniinges
dent. and will held the
AR One
Pir. Fetaer, the new president, does
not need any introduction to either the
of Clearfield
doing business wilh
hank He Jong
known as one of the most conservative
and carefal men of the connty in
which he presides, and aa a financier,
ie present fnancial sitaation Bon
svidence of what be bs in this particular,
:
ar to the
the
peiple county,
i { ‘ur
hawt
EL pe
Wane ia EE]
The Farmers Twas Step.
Among the lg of late publications
wa note, with nosmall feeling of pride,
a cutehy two step entitled “The Farm:
er's March’ composed by Prof WwW. P
MeBride, a former St. Marysite, This
is the young man's first composition
in print, and is dedicated to his sister,
Miss Anna MoeBride, the charming
young organist of the Sacred Heart
Cathoite church of this city, and al
though just bsued is gaining great pop-
alarity. It is not a diflesit composition
although it possesses a peculiar charm,
a catehy air, and an inspiring strain
throughout. [twas first introduced to
the public by McBride's orchestra,
which Prof MeBride was the sucoessful
leader of the past three years. He is
now located in Patton, Pa, an enter.
rising town of Cambria County, where
9 in mesting with slrong success as a
musical instractor. We wish to extend
the young man our congratulations. He
has many friends in this vicinity who
will always extend a warm welcome to
his former home Elk Uo Gazette,
Jan. 8, 1368, published at St. Marys, Pa.
Notice of Elation?
There will be an Fection held at the
Firemen's Hail on Tuesday, February
15, 1888, for the purpose of electing the
following officers: One Justice of the
Peges: twaoschool direclors; two coun.
cilmen, one for three years and one for
ONE VEeRr, one assesor; ote Judge of
election: (Wo inspeclur, one atditor.
=. FL Joes, Constable.
Following are the officers whos term
will expire March Ist. James Mellon,
J.P GH. Carfan and HE Barton,
schon directors; Ralph Letsch, J. H.
[rgon and WoW. Ressier, connaimen;
JH. Ricker, and wil on the
election board
he
Ls enn,
Jwekein KRinkead Dead.
Mm Martha Kinkead and son Frank
attended the funeral of Jackson Kin.
kead, grandiather of Frank Kinkead,
at Philipsburg on Sanday, January 2
Deceased expired at his hothe on Decems-
ber 31st at the age of nearly 81 vears
He had many frends in that viemty
whi will sadly mins a good citizen and
riend. :
Horn,
A service in memory of Hon. John
Patton will be held in the Methodist
Episcopal church next Sunday at 10:30
a. m. The pastor, Rev. Chas. W. Was-
son, will preach an appropriate sermon.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
to attend this service,
john Patton
Mining Machines al Hasiings.
The Tribune says that on last Friday
Duncan & Spangler closed a contract
with the Sullivan Machine Co., of Chi-
cago, for the installation of a fifteen
machine mining plant at Sterling No.
i 8, in that place.
$
L. TOON
WASHINGTON LETTER
By “Mows Poking” Regarding the Civil
weryvice Law,
Washington, OC Jan. 10. Speaker
Reed, when it suits bis purpose to do
so, can play the role of the sphinx in
a manner that has never boon sorpassed
by any man in public iife.
playing it during the tormpdl in the
House weer the question of modifying
ww repealing the oi il servion nw, and
ap to thix time all attempts to
tain where he stands have failed
ing the warm debate, which
aes
Pur
hegran the
day Congress reassembled pnd whieh
still ont not sald or done
sides, if
Fis
i
3 haw
which
with
Tae ands ‘Were ony
making a rumpns on the subject for
ae among thelr constitaenty has made
trun ever Wo do
anvihing to indicate
¥
psither, he svmnpathises
¥
statement thal
them mote determingd
something, They have oppenly told
thse Republican colleagues that if they
not help them to poss a bid
evil Mw they
113d with Dietoerats for
the purposs of passing a bill for the
repeal of the law More than 1090 Re.
publicans are said to have promised Le
vote for the bill modifyviog the civil
weryvios nw that x tobe reported toy the
Honue from the oommiitee OD the civil
wry fi that bill is not
more radical than the introdoced
fant week, which confines the operation
of the civil service aw to offices with
walarios from SOOO to KR R00 a year and
Ley localities where thers are more than
35 employes
If thi presen
Ce
3
Pie
+}
Lhe
ities
I carried
out the question of the annexation
of Hawait will have the right
of way ontil settled The treaty
was taken up today by the Senate,
and daily executive seasions are to be
held anti it is disposed of. There have
bens, it is believed, coough changes
among Senators to make the vote in
favor of the treaty reach the required
two-thirds But the opponents of an-
nexation are going to mike a hard
fight, and, under the Senate rules, they
can streteh ib out, if they are so dis-
posed However, they da not talk as
confidently of defeating it as they did
when Congress fim met.
Moss PunkiNe
program is
Firat Floetrie Light.
Jas, Misdlon, Pag bears the dintinetion
of having the first eb Haeht in the
town of Patton, Fred Mellon, a son
of the "Squire, wha is an electrician,
work seversl months ago to
effect a avatem by obtaining Lhe power
from a water moter, which he has cat.
< wtrneted near the residencd of GisSpar-
After the motive power had
perfected a small dynamo wis
pape and placed in position aed
the Bote a wired, About ten
lights are being pot in and already a
test has been made by a few of the (rst
Hghts placed, which Bave proven to br
Mr, Melton says
brillianey of the light cannot
frye
a §
wel Lo
ls
Lasers
Tsireii gg
YY ant i fist ay
that thas
PH RY rips d
Flatel Tounsfer,
fin Monday an important transfer
wis muede in the Central hotel of Pats
John BR Cordell selling hus inter
esta to J LL Yeckley, a
Summit, Cresson township. Mr. Yeok-
ley, wh is an px perience hotel man,
will take charge of that popaiar hos-
tedry an soon am transfer of the
fleense x made. Mr. Cordell, the re
tiring landlord, has a host of friends in
Patton and vicinity who will regret
to learn of the change, as he, assisted
by his estimable wife, have gained
the reputation of conductag a first-
class hotel in every particular.
Saver,
the
Commi amd Clay Shipments
During the month of December, 1887,
there wis shipped from the yards of
Patton over the Beech Creek railroad
3,600 cars of coal, which would ag-
gregate over 95,000 tons. This coal
wis mined at the different collieries of
Patton and the Clearfield Bituminous
Coal company at Spangler, During the
month of November over 180 cars of
clay products, principally sewer Bipe,
were shipped from thé Patton Clay
Manufacturing company’s works
Another Death’
Grover Boyd, the eldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. Daniel W. Peters, died at the
home of the parents on Magee avenue
last Friday afternoon after suffering
several days with diphtheria, aged 2
years, 4 months and 25 days. The
funeral, which was private, occurred
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock, brief
services being conducted by Rev. Chas
W. Wasson.
Al Ashville, Ih
The COURIER i in receipt of an inv
tation to attend a festivai amd grand
hop to be held under the auspices of
the YM. IL, Connell Noo #84 of Ashe
ville, Pa, on Toesday evening, January
PN, 188s A general good time is prom
id, Admission free. The members
of the committees are DG. Myers, E.
J. Adams and J. J. Rhody
Chivkeas For Sais
seventy-five thoroughbred Barred
Plymouth Rock cockerely for sale at
$1.25 amd $1.50 each. Abo Partridge
Cochins, Buff Cochins and Light
Brahmas. Address Dr. H. Somerville,
Chest Springs, Pa
Corman! Ball
Lieut. Peter Kavior Post, 853, G. A,
R of Patton will boid a grand bail
and supper in Firemens hall on Friday
evening, January 21. Proceeds for
the benefit of the Post fund. All are
invited. :
saieide by Wie,
Frank Diehl, Esq. a prominent resi-
dent of Portage, this county, committed
suicide Saturday afternoon in Merchant
William Moudy's barn st that place by
hanging himself with a piece of wire.
Potatoes, a ples, pears, celery, syrup,
meat of all kinds kept at Cash Gro.
cery —in fact everything that is kept in
a first-class grocery. Gi
} Casi GROCERY.
He has been
resident of
avenue and will
ve me a call, |
Notice of Election.
At a regular meeting of the Board of
Directors of the Patton School District
held January 10, 1898 the following
resolution was unanimously passed by
a full Board to-wit:
In view of the rapid growth of the
District, consequent inadequate aecom-
modations overcrowded condition of
dehodsls aiid probable large increase of
any sehool atin the immediate
future, ;
Resolved, That the following propo-
ition he snhmitted to the voters of
Patton Borough at manieipal election
rer be the third Yaeaday of
Febraary, A. D for their “ap
neoval. vizs That tse Patton Sehool
{Hstrict be authorized a borrow nod
to pxeevid Six Thousand Dollars
86.000 00 © at a rate of not to
xvod $8 per cent, payalie semi-an-
anally on Coupon Bonde of the denom.
ination of PF Dintlury
Rn oa pach, to Tan years
recioemable after ten vears at option of
anid Rehool District, for the prose of
providing and | ne §
shonl ace wintions by eredting an
miditionad : af four rooms (Oo press
ent sehool balding and heating and
firnishing same
By order of the Board,
TOU Crowell, Pres,
Geo. H CorrMax, Ree'y,
WW, OC, liNeLE,
3 ¥ 3 LINTON
WW. HH. RaNprorD,
C. C. Houten,
held on
Tigtim
ittterest
'
Hund read
tardy
ditional SH T
Directors.
Alliost
GH. Coredax, Sec'y.
Annual Simtel,
The last annaal sessed valuation of
the Borough of Patton is $313,740; the
existing indebtedness of Patton Bor-
ough School District is, viz: Bonds
autwtanding, $15,000: orders outstand.
ing, 81,810.80: total, $16 818.60,
The proposed increase of indebted-
ness of the Patton School District for
purpose aforesaid is $6,000.00,
The percentage of proposed increase
on inst assessed valuation is one and
ninety-one hundredth per cent.
Gao, Ho CURFMAN,
Sec Patton Sehool Board,
Swern and snhseribed before me this
12th day, January, 18S,
JE Dae NP
=3ataf Ioan Tor the
This week flaished up work at
the large quarries of Geo. S.
Good & Co belo tawny, for Lhe season.
In the spring business will resume
aru.
the
ad stie
again and the prospects bids fair to a.
very busy summer's work, Superin.
tendent Wm Prindible informs the
Connin that during the season of "97
over NY cars of
stane tao This important
industry ioves! during the year
anywhere fram 100 ta 140 stone culties
Several of the emploves will remain al
the quarry during the idle months to
look alter the interests of 1he company
the company
An Aged Man Mes
Mr. and Mm. WW. P and
family seturned home on Friday even.
ing from Bigier, Pa, where hey at
tendind Lhe funeral of Jacob Hoover,
father of Mes Jackson, Hoover
Jao kson
Mr.
dind on New Years morning aller an
{lines of about 18 months, suffering
from cancer of mouth. He was
aged 73 yours anid leaves two sons and
five daugliters to mourn his loss. 1n-
terment took place at the Fairview
cemetery, in Graham township, Clear
fleld county
th
Restavrant Chango! Hands
frank Kinkead, proprietor of the
Kinkead restaurant on Fifth avenue,
has purchased the Sam’! Fisher res
tavrant and hilliard parlor an Mage
conduct the two for
the present. Mr Fisher was com Hed
to transfer his interests owing to lines.
The COURIER predicts a bright future
for Mr. Kinkead.
Fire oo Rall
Patton Fire Ca. No. 1. will hold a
grand ball in their hail on Monday
evening, Junnary 17. Every person is
invited to attend. , A good time is
assured.
Saas
Thy flee
You're
wasting it.
ing to buy a Suit
ar Overcoat, perhaps bay
We have told you our
stary many times, but it will
bear repeating. Clothes of
the best, cut by artistic cut-
ters, sewed Dy skilled tailors
and finished as only good
tatlors can finish garments
From now until Christmas we
well a $22 Sait at $20, and a $24 at
$14, and so oi.
The cheap, ready - made
man can sell von his goods
for less than we can, but if vou
want genuine tailor-made clothes
look over our stock: if it does
not appeal to you don’t buy.
DINSMORE BROS,
Merchant Tailors,
PATTON. PA.
Next to P. O.
Insti
Fone