THE PATTON COURIER, JANUARY 27, 1898.
-~ PATTON PUBLISHING co. et
For valentines, both comicand fancy
‘go to C. W. Hodgkins, Patton Pharm-
acy. See ad on first page this week.
Wm. Cramer and John Myers
this place, attended the faneral of
| Conductor John List at Altoona on
| Monday.
The Bon Ton is again at the
oe 4
£13
front
! this week with another large ad which
i
f
‘of before.
3
$
includes a list of bargains never heard
Look it np.
Wiilsird B. Wimer,
representing the
: Provident Life and Trost Co, of Phila
i
%
i
pees IMksier al
put in oa vers
| manufacturers of Philadelphia
pleasant caller at this office
Linterrats In Patton
'delphis, was looking after business
nn Monday
the newly elected
has recently
RB Foo Jackson,
Westover,
peat and attractive | fot of
combination vk boxes in his o
£.B RB
for Anton
wa rn an
cigar
WHE 5X
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traveling
Roig & Langsdorf,
$0,
£3
T hm.
‘day.
elder of Altoona district,
D., presiding
pre wohwad an
At hodist
Thu
Rev. D. 8 Monroe, 1.
permon in the
church
excellent
Episcopal
Inst reciay
evening.
Job Printing.
The COURIER wishes to state that all
kinds of job printing will be turned
out at this office as low in price as can
© be procarred elsewhere, especially on
note heads, letter heads and envelopes,
of which it will pay you to get OUR
prices before going elsewhere. You
CAN SAVE money.
Parrox Pes. Co
From L A w. Bulletin,
He WAS 8 YOUN, oomedited pap
And tried 10° paint the town,”
But when a “ec took him ap ™
It mather took him doen.
Ome reayon why we jen io 10 hear
The birds sing ail da
Is because they don't OY AC's ar
: Tha intent ~ entety BONE,
ow on gs
The days are getting longer.
Visit Miller's White Shoe Store.
February 2d is ground hog day.
The COURIER list is steadily increas
ing.
~~ Overcosats below cost at Mirkin &
Kusner's.
Next borough election on Tuesday,
February 15th.
Children’s fall and winter coats at
Mirkin & Kasner’s.
Go to Kemler's Bakery for your.
fresh bread and cakes.
Hats, caps and mafflers, also gloves
at cost at Mirkin & Kusner's. 4
If you want to save money in tea
buy it at the Cash Grocery.
Dr. J. A. Murray, of Clearfield, was
a visitor to Patton on Tuesday.
Clay pigeon shooting is becoming
quite a popular sport in Patton.
W. B. Gray, of Philipsburg, had
business in our town on Monday.
Go to Mirkin & Kusner and see their
fine line of fall and winter coals. It
The little daaghter of Mrs. Kirk, of
Meclntyre avenue, is quite ill of fever.
Now is your chance to get an over.
coat below cost at Mirkin & Kusner's
store.
Mrs. James Allgood and infant
daughter, of Beech avenne, are
quite ill.
P. T. Davis, commissioner's clerk of
Clearfield, spent Sunday among friends
in Patton.
Miss Blanche Good, of Lock Haven,
was a visitor among friends in Fallon
on Friday,
At Alice A. Asheroft’s store on Mon-
day and Tuesday. Go! See! Geta
bargain !-1t
Civil Engineer J. L. Elder, of Ebens-
burg, transacted business in our town
on Monday.
J. B. Dill, of Hastings, was the guest
of his brother, H. G. Dill, of this place,
on Monday.
Mrs. Mary McCauley, of Coalport,
has been granted a widow's pension of
$8 per month.
Miss Roxie Smith, of Tipton, Pa, is
visiting her sister, Mrs, J. Edwin Par
nell, on Palmer avenue.
Miss Marie Cramer, of Altoona, is
the guests of the Misses Mellons at
the Patton hotel this week.
Did you see the improvements they
are making at the Cash Grocery in
order to display more goods?
The Improved Order of Red Men of
Patton have recently placed a new
wardrobe in their place of meeting.
Your special attention is called this
week to the new ad of the Miners Store
CAtherton Mines, Barneshora,
fancy goods at Miss Alice A. Asheroft’s
on next Monday and Tuesday
fail to call and get a bargain. 1!
‘stir up a little enthusiasm along this
Root Tea, the great
cures headache, nervousness, eruptions
. on the face, and makes the head as clear
“as a bell.
the Love Feast and the Sacran
large adddition 10
The new electric mining plant at the
Was. »O
jast
nee Bs yel
cessfizlly started ap week. Only
one inachine is in
ings Tribune.
E. L. Miller. of Penfield, Pa.
guest of his brother, J. Watt diier. He
expects to remain in Patton and assist
Bsat-
= Lhe
in looking after the interests of Miller's
White Shoe Store.
R. A. Shillingford, of Peal, Pa spent
afew hours in Patton on Monday.
Mr. Shillingford is looking after the
interests of the Clearfield Bituminous
Coal Co. at Spangler
iiss the
and
not
Ladies, you should
grand clearing sale of millinery
Don’t
Tho COURIER has been requested to
‘ask what has hecome of the Patton
Board of Trade? It would be well to
line the coming spring and summer,
For constipation take Karl's Clover
blood purifier,
Sold at Corner Drug Store.
The services held in connection with
| the fourth quarterly meeting of the M
BE. church were most interesting and
helpful A Inrge number took part in
vert
the Lord's Rapper.
Jarnes McQuiltkin, the popular res.
taurant man of Glen Campbell, accom.
panied Ly his grandmother, Mr
Waiker Gardner, of Burnside, visited
At tne homes of John Bovee and FL B
Willinms the first of the wool
Albert Thomas, agent for the Me
Pleasant Brewing (¢., is erecting a
the storage and
ice house on Fifth Avenue and
states that when completed it will have
a capacity of holding about 400 tons
W. H. Denlinger, the genial and
hast hing representalive Denlinger
Bros. , dealers in oils, ete, of Pittsburg,
was a welcoms visitor to our on
Tuesday, and while here
into” the CloURi ice
minnies,
Miss Anna MoBe A
who bi visiting he ther, WW. P. Mc-
Bride of this place, this week. ro ae
the COURIER a pleasant call on Tues
day. Miss Mehride is an accomplished
musician and Eronicing at the pipe organ
in the Catholic church at her home
Don't forget the
noanoed elsewheor
week if you do vom
an examination of 1
vingee you §
Ladies Aid So
jovabile characte
by all who are
them. Your patronage i
appreciated.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
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One Minute Cough Cure, curcs.
That is what it was made for
The Greatest
SALE
Of the Season
-- AT THE
Bazaar.
Co. in another column of this paper. |
You should ut Hiss the clearing sale |
of millinery and fancy goods at Alice
Ashcero ft's store Monday and Tuesday. |
Miss Cora Sypher and Miss Sarah
Godcharles, of Milton, Pa, are the
guest » of Miss Gilliece on Lang avenue.
A. P. Weakland, one of the efficient |
teac! sers of the Loretto schools, was a
plea pant caller at this office on Sat-
urd ay.
F Wditor Foley and Joseph Farabaugh |
wi! } each deliver a lecture in the Y. M.
I. council rooms on Saturday night, |
J: snuary 29th.
The Oash Grocery is headquarters |
f br butter, eggs, apples, onions, turn- |
* ips, oranges, lemons, bananas, candies
and nuts of all kinda.
| Everything goes at prices unheard of
by any would-be competitors.
Miners squibs per box
' Nice glass lamp complete
pitcher at
1 gallon gulvanined oil can
Best oil cloth, 2 yds for
Sood wash rubber al - -
4 bushel basket - .
‘and every other article away sider the |
regular price.
We are also closing out oar winter |
: shoes at prices that Surpiiee all. Seea!
few samples in our window which have |
prices on them at
THE BAZAAR,
le. O. Brady, Prop'r,
distance
similar nature.
overwhelming success
every
command the field
offering
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Shasta
We must
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For general bargains
most aml
Although we have imitators
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al $7
Boys Knee Pant Suits
F se Bove agwd from 4 VARS
Ld ar from Ete 4.50 now go al Trem
1 5 to 3 50.
All Overcoats at Cost
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Penn’a. tS
Winter Caps
Must all
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Lined Gloves will be sold
WOQLEN UNDERWEAR cost; and
se = va > SR ) :
all our underwear foe t for our
SPRING GOODS
Al goods bought at this sale must be Spot
Cash to All.
WOLF & THOMPSON,
Good B
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Its your appo runs ty to
A iy iy yr £4
pay Lo) wk
LOWEST COST
In the World.
ants ; 1
must go at & Sadr 0 Mane room
uilding. Patton, P