jon Courier.
PATTON PUBLISHING CO. Proprietors.
£ Wins Greexe, Editor,
THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, (895.
The days are getting longer.
Visit Miller's White Shoe Store.
| The Courier list is steadily increas
fing. :
i Fresh country butter and egge at
Cash (Girocery.
| Next borough election on Tuesday,
i February 15 th,
| Children’s fall and winter coats at
Mirkin & Kusner's.
There will be many bicycles rode in |
Patton the coming season.
Goto Mirkin & Kowner and see theb
fine line of fail and winter coats. -1t
Thunder and lightning this time of
year ix quite an anusial occurrence.
i. Everyone was pleaied with “Peck’'s
Bad Boy’ at Hastings Opera House on
| Friday night.
hm
Fill your ice houses.
1888 is becoming familar.
How about that New Years resol
tion
Overcosts below cost at Mirkin &
Ruosner's.
Go to Kessler's Bakery for your
fresh bread and cakes.
ig have a personal or news item
it in to the COURIER.
Hata, caps and mufflers, also gloves
at cost at Mirkin & Kosner's.
Miss Alice Ashoroft visited friends at
Plttsbarg the first of the week.
W. C. Baum, of DuBois, was a wel-
come visitor to Patton on Monday.
Now is your chance to get an over-
coat below cost at Mirkin & Kasner's
John Otto, the popular lamber dealer
of 8t. Lawrence, was a visitor to Pat-
ton on Monday.
Hon. Jas. Kerr, of Clearfield, was
g after business interests in
Monday. .
. Brady, proprietor of the
offering low prices. See his
column.
| Ebensburg, are visiting relatives
\ Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lattringer, off
n
‘town this week. :
Your attention is called to the bar.
gain sale of Wolf & Thompson in
another column, :
! Patronize your home bakery and
‘buy your bread from Kesler, oppo-
[nite the Palmer house,
. B. A. White, of Titusvilie, repre-
; senting an electrical firm of Chicago,
“spent Monday in town. ¢
Did you see that handsome young
gentleman in “Grit” last week. He is
very popular in Patton
Mr. EJ Severin rol
fram Curwensville, Pa,
visiting friends’ the past weak
Frank E. Taylor, a
wholesale grocery Flips.
burg was looking after trade in Patton
on Monday.
“Bay where do you get that tea?’
“Why, at the Cash Grocery; do yon
know that I can save money by buying
my tea at that piace.”
A good meal at all hours at the res
taurant of GG. J. Fitzpatrick. Fine
cigars and tobacco kept constantly on
hand. See ad in another column.
Paul Clark, a young colored man,
was killed on the Pennsylvania rail-
‘road a short distance from the Lilly
station about 8 o'clock Satorday
morning. ;
Reports from Spangler and Barnes
boro are to the effect that the coal busi- |
ness on the river is booming dnd
times in those towns are a certainty in
the near foture.
There were 199 sheep killed and 151
wounded in Indiana county last vear,
andl the county id out $1171.25 in
sheep dama pe is a balance in
the dog fund tax.
For constipation take Karl's Clover
Root Tea, the great blood purifier.
cures headache, nervousness, eruptions
on the face, and makes the head as clear
‘as a bell, Sold at Corner Drug Store. |
Fire at Williamsport, Pa., last Thare-
day evening destroyed the planing mill |
of Valentine Lupport and the sash
1
Monday
fe was
Perrone nd YL
Bastpees of
on and door factory of W. D. Crooks
La
v's lows is $10,000 and Crooks’ |
| #132,
8% | The coal business has been picking
granted a
¥ on January 5th.
; , A. E. Patton and son Alex, of
Curwensville, and Miss Alice Dill, of
Phlisdelphia, were visitors to Patton
3 y- .
Miss Grace Dinsmore, of Punxsa-
tawney, Is the guest of her brothers,
ard and John Dinsmore,
3 considerable the last few weeks
Mr. John Leahy informs os that a few
; miners can find work at the Bear
ock mines, There are a few vacant
houses. — Lilly Signal.
. Miss Alice Hughes, Norfolk, Va
was frightfally burned on the face an
neck. Pain was instanty relieved by
| DeWitt's Witch Huzel Salve, hich
healed the injury without leaving a
scar. It is the famous pile remedy.
C. W. Hodgkins, Patton Pharmacy.
The town of Indiana, which had
license granted last year for the first
d time in several years, will have one dry
Dr. 8. W. Worrell, of Patton, has
again been a ted by $he 1 Oamtaia
ty poor as r jo
dan for this district of Cambria. pry
The members of Patton Lodge No.
y Odd Fellows, attended the John
memorial service in the Metho-
dist Episcopal church last Sanday
morning.
for apples, cabbage, po :
: onions, turnips, oranges,
1s, bananas, candies and meats
of all kinds.
A library conundrum social was held
at the residence of Wm. H. Sanford on
Palmer avenue on Friday evening
Quite a namber were present and a
very pleasant evening waa spent.
Judge Gorden intends to enforce a
new rule in the notification of jurors
court he will call all jurors and
those not answering will be sent for at
the sheriffs expense. Owcecla Mills
Leader-Courier.
H. A. one of the efficient
councilmen from Second ward, it is
rumored, will resign. We hope the
rumor is not true, bat, if it is, five new
councilmen will be elected this spring.
~LCurwensville Review. pring : Sts
W. 8. Kregar, representing Ottis
% & Co, w - grocery firm
: of was looking after busi-
ness interests in town on Monday.
Mr. Kregar, is the honorable sec
of the Storm Sayed Association, whic
will meet in Pittsburg on Satarday,
February 19th. ;
‘ An exchange says an editor ina
neighboring town sarcastically remarks
that he wants to bay a sack of flour, a
pair of shoes and a felt hat, and he ia
ready to receive lowest bids for the
same. He says that some of his own
town people treat him that way when
an printing to the amount of $2
or §3 done.
The following persons have been el-
ected directors of the Cambria County |
Mutaal Fire Insurance company of the
Patrons of Husbandry: Michael Noon,
John E. Tomlinson; J. J. Thomas, Wen
A. B. Kirsch, John Ricketts,
H. J. Ivory, T. L. Parrish, John SMe.
Coy, M. 8. Carl, John Wright, H. J.
Dimond, James Westrick.
The postmaster at Coalport has ad-
vised United States Commissioner
counterfeit fifty-cent pieces are in circu-
lation in that section. Action will be
institutad to run the counterfeits down,
as it is supposed that those who are
ng the spurious coin resides some.
where near Coalport.
Dra. Murray, of Clearfield, Murray,
of Patton, and Somerville, of Chest
srformed a successful opera-
frs. J. H. Dixon, of Beech
afternoon. She
as could be ex-
the care and kind
villiam McCale, of
she will regain her |
month at least this spring. Judge
White has annoanced that he will not
‘ decide license Applicagions until the 1st
of next April granted last year
date from Mareh 1st; hence a month
will intervence with no Lioense, no mial-
ter how the deciiion may ultimately be.
Notice
We, the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on two 3b
cent bottles of Baxter's Mandrake Bit.
ters, if it falls to cure constipation,
bilionaness, sick headache, or any of
the diseases for which it is recom.
mended. Also will refund the money
an a S0-cent bottie of Downs’ Elixir, if
it does not cure any cough, cold, eroup,
whooping cough, or throat or lung
diffienity. We aise guaranties one 35-
cent bottle of ejther of the above to
prove satisfactory or money refunded,
‘or sale by C. W. Hodgkine Patton
Pharmacy.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The fae
kn
soutan eery
of TIARAS.
One Minute Cough Cure, cures.
That is what it was made for.
The Greatest
Of the Season
AT THE
Bazaar.
Everything goes at pri
yy any would-be
Miners squibs per box
Nice glass lamp complete
arge glass pitcher at
1 gallon galvanized oil can
Best oil cloth, 2 yds for
Good wash rubber af : -
i bushel basket - .
and every other article away
regular price
ie
20
10
15
5
10
0b
under the
We are also closing out our winter
shoes at prices that surprise all. See a
fow samples in our window which have
prices on them at
THE BAZAAR,
QG. O. Brady, Prop'r,
JANUARY CLEARING
SALE.
SPECIAL REDUCTION FOR ONE WEEK.
Commencing Monday, january ending Saturday,
Jan. 22. More genuine t
than any other store.
been satisfied with the results of their purchases. The
new year finds us in position to eclipse all previous
efforts in bargain giving. Your interests are our in-
terests. Make your purchases here. F
sults at the end of the year. You'll find yon
saved money. For a 1 comes this
Clearing Sale” We will ¢
satisfy the n ndent
that. Remember every article
reduced for this week.
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NOTIONS.
5c, sale
DOMESTICS.
fu
American and Merrimack indigo
blue prints, sale price per yard
Alabama cheviots, regular selling
price Se, sale price per yard
l-wool country flannel, 30 in.
wide, others get 350, sale price
per yard . . .
Patent safety pine, worth
price per dogan :
Superior wire hair pins, saie price,
#) pins - . - .
Plated thimbles, worth He, sale
price sach - . .
Darning needles, 25 in paper, sale
price per paper - .
large sige pure aluminum hale
pins, sale price each . .
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Robe prints for covering haps and
: Plated key ching, worth Se, sale
furniture, sale price per yard . :
price each .
Safety wateh chains, made from
ent leather, worth 10e, sale
price ach . ”
unbleached muslin 38 in.
sale price per
Heavy
wide, worth 8c,
yard -
Skirt lining, the regular 5-cent
kind, sale price per yard .
Bleached pillow case muslin 42 in.
wide, others charge 12c, sale
price per yard - . .
Ladies’ mises’ and children's
howe supporters sale price
Cosmo Battermilk Soap, others
charge 100 sale price, cake
Stee! rod ambrellas, gloria cov.
: ering, worth 75, price .
Heavy bleached sheeting 2] yards
wide, worth 5c, sule price per
Unbleached sheeting 2; yards
wide, good quality, sale price
per yard . - -
Light calico, best quality, sold
usually for 8c, ie price per
Simpson's mourning prints, fast
black, sale price per yard
Shaw! fasecinators, others sell for
5c. sale price cach
Fifty corsets, sale price each Jee
Y “een y v v -
MEN'S FURNXISH-
voy El
IN ( nD.
Men's cheviot shirts, sizes 14: to
181, sale price each .
Men's wool shirts, worth §1, sale
price each - « .
sutine shirta,
for Me, sale
Men x fine French
sold every where
price each
Men's fine dresa shirts, colored
bosom, worth $1 each, side price
each . . - .
Men's celluloid collars, sale price
Minch curtain scrim, sale price
per yard - . -
All-linen crash, 18 inches wide,
worth 9c, sale price per yard
Extra heavy unbleached Canton
flannel made to sell at 12ic per
yard, sale price per yard
Turkey red table demask
wide, sale price per yard
B40
$c
Linen collars, sale price each oe
Men's atlk and fourin.
hand ties, regular 25¢ quality
UNDERWEAR &
HOSIERY.
Men's gray Sanitary Underwear
sale price each -
Mion,
senrth
15
42-inch tinted damask, known as
a coffew cloth, others charge 330,
sale price per vard . .
Cotton crash, sale price per yard
Table oil cloth, best quality, not
seconds, sale price per yard
Fifty pairs : ton
blankets, worth 6hc, sale price
per pair . - .
All-wool blankets,
worth $1.25,
12ie
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LATER Mase Od Ladien Fyn pian ribbed Hewced
lined underwear, sale price
0 Men's wool socks, sale price
large size, Ladies’ feeced hlack hose
price per pair #244 side price per :
lined
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We don't preach 1 degree of honor
ticed >. .
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Patton, Penn’'a.
Corner of Fifth and Kerr avenues.
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after the holidays
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eating just the same
Perhaps not so
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over.
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GROCERIES
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Lie tra wile Cony hiice yall
that the
is ¥ 1 * a «$3 hs i”
Dacotah ’ surpasses all other Flours
Mid si} ®
WHITE, - SWEET - BRERD
That holds Moisture. Try “Dacotah”
Every sack guanteed.
w= "All Goods Delivered Free.
Miners Store Co.
Limited.
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Beginning on Thursday, Jan. 20 and
Continuing tor 13 days we wil he fol-
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ains, and remoenmoper that
lowing barg
lv up to.
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ever we advertise
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Men's Suits
I R5 and $8 suits now #4
HD ries now $5
T 50, 8 and S50 ones now $4
S50 and 9 now only 87
10 and 11 now X
ve 1s
Mens Trousers marked
(Own. NX & dve sone
which
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1 a sacrifice
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and some Working
will
pair—
=3 per
Boys Long Pant Suits
For hovs ayoed from 14 to 18 years
£5, wid 4 now M4
and T now only #8
Mand 85, now $d
and 10 now goes at 87
t Suits
ix Ios Wins
Fee ss
. ia ‘ : i s
HICKS I Hd wiZON Willd
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Wry: 3. MY IM: CLOSU
$6, 4
8, 7
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Boys Knee Pan
For Boys aged 1
Kat from $210 Lan
1AM
All Overcoats at Cost
ved Gloves will
LOT OF HATS THAT WERE 730, 1 & 1.25 non
nN UND
All La sold ar a sacrifice. BOYS
WOOLE WEAR to be and
11 i CEATY ¥ " ve eT 5
ail our underwear must go 1 ve to mm lor our
SPRING GOODS
All goods bought at this sale must be Spot
Cash to All.
WOLF & THOMPSON,
Patton, Pa.
were
+ hy
Lai
pair.
11: 4
LEW LIE 3k
Winter Caps
Al Tay
FR “Oa at caste
ie AN =i dR cost:
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At 3 TY) Leas i
Building
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