t Lg pans the Juniata Coal Co. 3 # Mirkin & Kusner's, Carrolltown business Monday. Vin | anlly ut Patton will do well to call on F. H. Kinkead. contract for the plumbing in the new : block. T ir——— RE tf ! | peo Kirkpatrick, a prominent | atton Courier. farmer of Elder township, had business | iin Patton on Monday. The editor of the Courier is under | | obligations to J. J. Donnley, proprietor | {of the Bon Ton dry goods house, fora | very useful watch goard. H. C. Yerger, mining engineer of | Gallitzin, has been doing some work | for the (Chest Creek Land & Improve | ment company the past week. GG. A. Meiain, P. F. Garman and 8. | | M, McHenry, three prominent citizens | of Indiana, Pa, drove to Patton on Saturday to transact business. When you take a trip to Ebensburg | stop at the Blair house and you will be | ased all right. Accommoxiations éx- cellent and rates moderate, $9-tf, “Peck’s Bad Boy,” one of the most successful comedies ever placed before ® the pant, will be the attraction at the Hasting Opera House Friday night. The holiday rush is over now, and if you will take time to look at my stock of teas snd get my prices you will always buy your tea at the Cash Grocery. The COURIER is in receipt of several very unigae blotters furnished by fhe PATTON PUBLISHING CO, Proprietors. BE. Wins Gueexe, Fditor, _THURSDAY, JANUARY 13, 1998. pular and well-known firm of Den- | Bo Bros, wholesale oil dealers of Pittsburg. | A sleighing party composed of the following from Barneshoro visited Pat- ton on Fria: ay night: Misses Williams and Woodward, and Messrs Stevenson. Partioniar {arr and From L. A. W. Bulletin. FH here a pomdox anfold A fire grows hot by heing comled I vowed to quit obaoeo, Als, pry oath broke My New Yen's resolution all gone np in smoke. He's By lo ta quit profanity; hal, upon nl ery da ay * swearing of Hen x still be swearing on. i EL AN Borough election next. Read the ads in the COURIER, Bad weather for improvements. attention is cailed this week to the large ad of the on Ton stare im another eodum of the Cor REER, Read over the prices, and then call and soe Lhe goods. i Lyndell is the name of a new town that is being established four miles from Pando. place is being rapidly | developed by the Mountain Coal com- pany, Sentinel. “Jack” Minds, the noted foot ball slayer, is at the home of his father, at Bue , unable to move hand or foot Visit Miller's White Shoe Store. | on acconnt of a severe attack of rhea. Children’s fall and winter coats at matism. Philipsburg Record. . The Irvona Coal company has noti- | Attend the Fire Co.'s ball on Mon- fied all the oven men employed at its! day night, Janaary 17. ‘mine at Blaine City that they would be | Breh ' Bak | given an increase of 10 cents per day 12 io Bs i Bam ory for your | to date from January 1st, 1868 Esq. Been Miss Virginia Lingle, who has been Wa. Davis of % was nding her vacation with her parents, in town on business M CS Mr and Mrs H Yd visited | Mr. and Bes WwW. 5 Lingle, * Poses hy 1. : ; p iO Alavsigs friends at Philipsbur, is week, I fo RE oh on Mond ay. ! Did you see the nice line of loose ; you are contemplating pure hain 2 coffee at the Cash Grocery. & fine new suit of tailor-made clothes Goto Mirkin & Kusner and see their pantaloong or overeoat see the fine line fine line of fall and winter coats. It of foreign and domestic goons at Ding- Miss Bella Turnbull is confined to more Bros, merchant tailors, Pal her home on Beech avenue by severe | tom, Pa. illness. Stephen Washley, . Emory Deitrick, who lives a short | y ears, was truck by a train in Cresson | distance from Patton, is quite ill with i ae il night about § «clock and | pad injured. He was walking along sucasles HH H. Somerville, of Chest Springs, the sacks and failed to hear a train made the # pleasant call on approaching. Tuesday. | New Yeur so far has brought pros- Mise BiH Fs cher, of New Wash. perity indeed to our vicinity. God, in ends in Patton on sent sufficient snow to give emyloy- % Vinited ment for a while and the railroad lemtifal car supply to the of Lo Xoclmiagle snd Mr. Goldstein, people 3 AA Signa | of Barnesboro, visited Patton on Tuesday. FA Joung so of od and Mm Be lamsey, of Kast Ager AVITIOS, } or hesplendid offer Wolf & Thom, on Satarday morning at 3 o'clock of this & measles and pneumonia. He was hil pabes. wd 18 months and interment took G. any i is Making several im- plane at Ramey, Pa, on Monday. a his property on Mo- Whoever has read the hamorous ntyre sven sketch of boy life written by G. W, Met Luther and John B. Hoffer, of peck Ex-Clovernor of Wisconsin, will , came down to Patton on want to me the only and original fanny play, “Peck’s Bad Boy" at the anise your bome bakery and Hastings Obera House Friday night. se he’ our bread from Brehm Bros.,oppo- A ©. Fisher, the painter ang paper Palmer house. hanger, has recently added a fine new The Pletannt face: of Father John stock of pictures, pictare moulding, | Ludden, stine, was seen on crayon poriraits, ete, to his store on our streets on Moriny. Magve avenue. The first of F ebroary D.W. Deeter, who is working near be expects io receive a car lomd of fine spent Sanday with his wall paper. Baoghman's Milix M. M. Crain, the contracting plas ve children of R. J. Willi terer, exptots to have the job of of Mellon 8 avenue, who were quite il plastering the large hotel at Ebens. with measles, are improving. completed in a short time. Mr. Ed. Lieb, of Nicktiwn, and Amanda | Crain, who has the reputation of doing of Carrolltown, visited fine work, is still sustaining it as the friends in Patton on Sunday. oUanty seat, Mrs. % Harry rity comes quickest to the man the home ry Hu bey, I iting a * hires in in good condition. De- | s Witt's Little Early Risers are famous Wilkins on Weat ot agree 3 ae sabe little pills for pay billioasness, Jae Cousin {indi on and all stomach and liver vertisers ia make a note of this bmi Mies Sana Dale returned home from | . 7 Wass . y DuBole on Satarday whero the has Dae Dr. & W. Worrell, Wm i. been visiting friends [or several weeks. | gn dora EL C. Brown, Ed A. Mellon, Have you read about the bargains John M. (lick, Wm. I. Thompson, » fhe Ravstone Cloisg Co. is offering | ‘John Ashcroft and E. Will Greene were the big ad elsewhere in ; the many who attended the Janene nf Hon. John Patton at Cur- Sn wishing to purchase one-half wensvi lotin a Brut clam business location in The Philipsburg ledger says that Frank Lingle left Monday for Patton, after spene ing his holidays in Philips. Bogs Pell left on Tuesday for Barnes. bry ae people ap in that. country to take ch of the electric are like lr they have to come to arg ¥ for a the surface socarionly to get air enough to keep $m at their work. When D. H. C. Warren his just completed the pressure of homesickness geta too D1 v ug 3 heavy to be horn they forsake their ex- Kusner the clothing and Mirkin flo fora few days of Hfe In their om nts. | homens. Patrick Keren, an old veteran of the The following persons composed a inate war, who resides near Chest Sleighing pasty w ich wen! to Ration: ; te il MO ON Bay nig Fr. Alu rr Springs gh In lying avi lll at his home H. FE. Barton, Mees Alice Ashoroft, Jlaalysis k, who has been quite ill Sarah Jones, Gertrude Heltmarn, Mand ‘Gibb, Nina Walker, Edith Zimmerman, | forthe past ES Qaps, Is again able to | (4, Ty. kare Minnie Spotswood, and at the Miners Messrs: B leel Somerville, John Trib- Store company. ley, T.J. Hart, Frank McClure, T. J A bran new daughter arrived at the Scholl, R. §, Tozer. The party report home of M. M. Nolen on Fifth avenne | having spent an enjoyably caning, ny ‘Sunda : Mat, certainly wears a potwithst a: ding the fact that if was smile necessary Lo emi syeral delivers tn TE, ww that the Bs inp wore acts anfely nesday, anuary 10th, is the last day taxes can be paid withont percentage be added. remeniber that on Wed- Nuilee! We, the undersigned, i John Click, of this place, has secured REISE Tait ih ne I aiwg = the of looking after and run- ters, if it fais Fgh ure ‘constipation, Emp fox tie Bteriing Coal | biliousness, ek head ache, or any of seases for ich it is recom- Bara, of thi pace is confined | mended. Also will refund the money | to bie with an abucess on the lung. ' on a 50-cent bottle of Downs’ Elixir, if His case is serious and he may not re- it does not ture any cough, cold, croup, cover.—Carrolltown News. ‘whooping cough, or throat or lung H. M. Kuester, of Williamport, one of difficulty. We also guarantee one 25 the most prominent insurance men of cent bottle of either of the Aherge ti the State, made a business trip to Pat- prove satisfactory or money refunded fue on Monday of this week For sale by ©. W. Hodgkins Patton Gould & Beezer have received the Pharmacy. No-Tu-Bac for Fifty Cents ~ Tra NRrasieed wtnces Janis cure makes weak some changes in the wystem of So va Au pied ing in ther residence of Dr at One Minute Cough Cure, cures. Hastings, Pa. ! That is what it was made for. * y com- | work on Wednesday to make | me | sufferer from pain in the writes Louden Grover, of Sardis, | | one hottle of Cha {headaches and | enased them so much saffering. the skin and all blood diseases wizen 25 and 50 cents. or . He writes: ir CC isoar., It a Slay aged s My dnught ter, from an attack of fever, was a great! back and’ hips,” After neing remedies without any aunite 2 number af & Pain Baim, and it has given =ntire relief” Cham. iberlain's Pain Halo: as ado 8 certain eipe for rhuma ¥i sautid By { WwW. | Hodgkin #8, Patton Pharma 5 A Grint Mri Away. C. WwW. Hodgkins fs now giving free to all a trial pie kage of the great : herbal remedy. Baoon's Celery Ki 13 {If ladies suffering from nervous dis. oh # miwrinn ne Given orders and constipation will ose this remedy they will soon be free from the backarhes that hav It in rfect regulator. It quickly cures billiousness, indigestion, eruptions of Large Mothers whvswe children are troubled with had colds, fo h will do well to read what Dr. shey, of Olney, Mo. benefit she tried | croup or whooping ; says on this. or years we! when recovering | People who are troubled with indiges.| tion wi will be interested in the ex of Wm. H. Penn, chief clerk in the rail- viv mall service of Des Moins, who writes: “It gives me pleasure to tently to the merits of Chamberlain's Colin, Cholera, and Diarrhoea Remedy For two years [| have suffered from indigestion, and am subject to frequent attacks of pain in the stomach and bow. els. One or tan does of this rem. dy ever fails to give perfect relief. Phe 25 and 0 cents: sold by OW, Hodgkine, Patton Pharmacy. Mra. Mary Bird, Harrisburg, Pa, says, My child i worth millions to me vet; I would have lost her by croup had | not invested twenty-five cents in bette of One Minute congh (ours it cores coughs, colds, and all throat cand lung troubles. (C. WW. Hodgkins, Patton Pharmacy. ‘We boast of the HEAT VALUES have nsed Chamberlain's Cough Rem-! 'edy, and always keep it in the house It is regarded in our family as a specif} for all kinds of colds and coughs, The! 25 and 50 cent hotties for sale Hodgkins, Pasion SPICY Yadisa te All the adios of Patton yC. W. | Are respecth store of Mirkin & Ruoniwr, next Banik, fall and winter capes md conte, Tl ning from &8 to $25. PHY Mm M RB Ford Roddeli’s, 111, suf: fered for eight years from dyspepsia and chronic constipation and was finally cared by using DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the famous little pills for all stomach and liver troablea. CW. Hodgkins, Patton Pharmacy. : To Cure Constipation Forever. Fuke 0 ancarely Candy Cathariie - Tal to cure. draggosts refund money Miss Alice Hughes, Norfolk, Va, wan frightfully burned on the face and | ain was instanty relieved by Pewitt’s Witch Hazel Salve, whic ‘healed the injury without leaving a vile oT : is the famous C. W. Hodgkins, Patton Pharmacy DeWitt's Little Early Risers, The famous Httle pills. A ————— Or or Pa lwe offer. Nev than now. er more wort ny We give Bargains that bave no pre LISTEN to the facts seomomically. eendent atl von whe wish to buy Peseanss we antl the greatest UH. and eum their fine oe of DY NO WONDER | They go at these prions: Rest table oil cloth 120 cents : Infants silk cap worth 50 at 250, Best all.wool blarketa worth $4.50 at £3 Large comforts, heavy weight at §1 Ladies’ wool hose worth 25 at ho 1 gal. galvanized oil can worth 25 at 15a 1 dor box matches worth 15¢ at So. Large coal bucket only 18c. 10 gt. tin pail, our price 10¢, Wa invite yonr inspection of our goods AT THE BAZAAR, (x. ©. Brady, Prop'r, oor Ble Cascarets are the lea Lave- i couse reny weturs reanits, Sam. Nostreal, Can, or Xew York. ur JANUARY SA Commencing Monday, Jan. 22. Special reducti Alabama Cheviot, sold eles. where for 8 and 100, sale price per yard . 6c. Lancaster Gingham, no better made, sale price per yard > 4':c. American & Merrimack Indigo Bise Prints, sale price per yard 4':c. M-inch Scotch Plaids for dress. ew sale price per yard dark colored Omting , worth Se, sale price 1. 4 - Cc. Fine Bleached Sheeting, 2i yards wide, other merchants sell the same make for 25, sale price per yard . . Heavy Fiannel 6-4 unhleaded Shecting, good heavy quality, not the cheap Kind, sale price per yard case Maslin per yard Bleached pillow 2 = x. $43 i 5 ¥ouah worth Ix y BALE Pru Ladies’ seamless fast black Hose, sale price per pair Men's cotton Socks, worth Se, Land Bosse . Cre Per pair Men's Silk Soars and Fouar-in- Hand Ties, worin 350, sale price ch . . . : - Y5c. Men's heavy buckskin working Shirts, sale price each 22¢c January CLEARING 2 LE, 17 th and in on every article in the store. Saturday, wo ending Man's cheviot working Shirts, ane price each . - 19c¢c. Mins celluloid collars, sale price sach . 4cC Beivs' fine Suspenders, worth 13, «de price per pair - 9c Man's Suspenders, patent buckles, good quality, sale price per pair - - 12¢c Ladies’ wool Hose, worth 18, sale price per pair . 13c » worth The, 45c Ladies’ black double Mittens knit with nice Spanish yarn, worth 50e, sale price per pair 22¢C Men's Turkey Red Handker chiefs, worth 5, sale price esch 2':C 3c worth sie, 44cC Men's nataral grey Underwear, worth dk, sale pri . Wool Underskirtia, sale price each Ladies! white Handkerchici, worth he, sade price each Shaw! Fascinators, sale price each wy Bah 22C 2C Safety pins per dozen Watch chains, each, Como Batermilk Soap per cake S:C THE BON TON, Patton, Penn’'a. | Corner of Fifth and Kerr avenues. flown, allow = | Jy. Of 20 Per Cen all i Heavy Clothing such as Suits and Over ts for . Boys and Children. wd Boy S WW reduction on Men's ane wilen rrrrre, THIF Iieresy, ph . (ioves ana Heavy Shoes Men's Caps, Winter *5+s 1} 3 WN 11] De Sold at Cost. wae WOLF & THOMPSON, Good Building. Patton, Pa. ELLIE 3C rn BOTHm®SX ~ BUILT : Mail Order House in the State. YOUR BENEFIT & UNCLE SAM'S x MAIL SERVICE AND BN _ THIS STORE of the best Mal Service in the world with the bed Dry Goods mtericr Pennsylvania makes SHOPPING BY Mall prompt, pleasant and satisfactory for the ladies of Central Pennsylvania, We prepay Postage and [xpress oe olf goods ordered by Mail, but for Cash only. Send for Samples 2 any goods YORE ray The combingtinn Moise in absolutely safe, t our new Rocket oo alae for with to see. Best Goods at Lowest Prices - and your Mooney Back if you want it, ; BLEG: ALTOONA, PENNA. aa |Z ITTF Eee OTO OTL Do You Eat? hit on eating just the same after the } hid days are over. Perhaps not so much, and at reason- abl ec pr 1 en, GROCERIES assed, AG DY-LH0-WAY hest, E™ Your coxa ry 3. “V Lean l LaAnnat He sun GO not a tO ry 1 £ & WRITE, - SWEET That holds Mosture. Try Every BREAD “Dacotah” 11 3 11¢eq. sack gla c= “All Goods Delivered Free. Miners Store 50. Limited. a SMBLAEMASRAAARALL EEL LL A ey Bu
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