THE PATTON COURIER, FEBRUARY 24, 1808.
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Patton : Courier. The home of the late Wm. Hewitt, | After the Supreme Court shall have
PATTON PUBLISHING €O.. Proprietors, DOW deceased, of Burnside township, decided the Capitol injunction case Gov-
E Wine Greens Editor. (fearfield county, Pa., was the scent of ernor Hastings, Mrs. and Miss Hastings,
Attorney-General McCormick, Mrs
ESTAELISHED - . 1803. | & beautiful home wedding on the 16th
inst. It was the event of the marriage
¢f his third daughter, Marvie J, to
lawrence W. Roland, oldest son of A
i. Roland, their next door neighbors
The parior was beautifully decorated,
‘and at the sound of the wedding
raarch, played by Miss Virgie, sister of
the bride. D. A Keirn, of Hastings,
i groomaman, and Miss Tamar Hewitt,
sister of the bride, appeared at the
| deor with the contracting parties. The
' ceremony was performed by the Fev
IN. O. Patterson, pastor of the Baptist
| chmreh, of Patton, Pa, in the presence
‘of J. P. Frye, Esq, and wife, J M
| Wesiover and wife, Mrs. Jane Frye
IMiss 8 A Roland, all of Westover,
Pu; H. M. Frye, wife, and danghter,
‘Olive, neighbors; A. E. Roland and
| wife, parents of the groom; Rosa V.,
| Bertie (O., Marrell, Margie, Lyle and
Gwen, brothers and sisters of the
| groom; Lydia, Pyra, Virgie, A. 8 and
0. 8, brothers and sisters of the bride
and Mise Esther Beck. After the cere
mony all retired to the dining room
where 4 sumptnons feast was in wait-
ing to which all did justice
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class mail matier,
THEIR VIEW OF WAR
The following is what four very pop-
alar and well known daily newspapers
say in regard to war with Spain:
The only war we will have with Spain
is being fought by the idiot editors and
Congressmen. — Baltimore Herald.
There is cme thing which a war with
an European power would terminate,
and that is whether the Atlantic coast
of the United States is in need of any
more fortifications or ships to defend it
than are now sapplied Cleveland
Plain Dealer.
It is time fur the devastating war in
Cuba, destructive alike to industry in
the island and to the commerre of the
United] States, to end.
the Goverment at Wasihngton to com-
pel peace. --Chicago Record.
We have been treading upon the edge
of a volcano with Spain, and our near- |
ness to the crater should teach us a
lesson.
already wenkened by the loss of the
battleship Maine. The safety of our
own country to-day is due to its new
pavy. If we had not built it, does any-
one doubt that long before this we
would not have been at the mercy
of the Spaniards. - Philadelphia
quirer.
whos
POOR LAW FOR THE PFOPLE.
Congressman Loud’s bill to alter the
postal laws relative to second. class
matter (news-papers, © books, ete!
should be termed “a hill to enonurage
illiteracy.”” [It can have no other effect
than to reduce the brain food of the
common people by raising the price.
The object off low postal rates is to in-
doce a reading babit among the people.
Every dollar that is saved to the Gov-
ernment by Mr. Loads radical reform.
measure will mean the loss of know-
ledge to the rising generation out of all
proportion to the money saved. We
commend to the careful attention of
our readers {he article upon this subject
and trust they will not only read but
act, by sending pastal card protest
against the bill to Congressman Hicks |
and Senators Quay and Penrose.
A NEW county is “talked of by
Johnstown people with that city as the
county seat. What's the matter with
Patton ?
in ta ne mb
THERE were 1,655 {rain accidents in
the United States in 1807, as compared
with 1,357 ir 1808. Of these accidents
781 were collisions and 873 derailments.
Brox H. Birrier, one of the efficient
members of the editorial staff of the
It = time for’
We must strengthen oar navy,
In-
The bride
and groom were the recipients of many
bemutiful and They
begin life under cirenm-
stances, and the COURIER with their
large circle of friends wish them a
happy and prosperous voyage.
Ferd ne
tee fal presents
favorable
Sunday Destarbance
Every one was sorry for those people
in church last Sanday, who were suffer-
ing with a distressing cough. A full
deme of Downs’ Elixir on going to bed
at night and small doses during the
day will cure the most persistent cough.
Whenever there is a tickling sensation
in the throat take a few drops of the
dixir on the tongue and Jet it ran
siowly down the throat and immediate
relief will be the resnjt. We
tex! it to cure any cough, cold, croup or
lung trouble or money refunded. For
stile by CO Patton
Pharmacy
PaRran-
When you take a trip to Ebensburg
stop at the Blair house and vou will be
used all right. Accommexiations ex.
cellent and rates moderate. 66.11
(Good's stor: ia headquarters for
farmers to purchase good goods at
reasonable prices
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children
Tie foe
time
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and Miss McCormick, and Senstor and
Mrs J. Cochirar, of Williamsport, will
eave for Californias, to be alwent a
month or six weeks
Patton: Colrivr Stages.
Kmoke the Patron Corrien sdogies
Hand made and long filer For
all the in Patton
surrounding towns. Two brands,
tong and short.
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and
merchants
Patronize Horne
buy your bread from
kite the Palmer home
y or bakery
Diane, oppose
Children’s fall and winter coats at
Mirkin & Kosner's
DeWitt's Little Early Risers,
The famous litthe pills.
Fine Millinery.
announce to the
people m and vicinit
that ]
M:lliner
A. Asher
full ine of Millinery,
Goods, Notior ;
pay vou to caii.
On April 6th and
will have a Grand Opening my
millinery store when you can see my
new line of Spring Hats all stylos and
shapes and at all prices
Als: I wish to announce that the wr.
views of Miss Alice A. Ashoroft have
been secured in my trimming depart.
Mrs. Anna Dartt,
PATTON, PA.
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If You Doubt
Pittsburg Times is the prood father of
twin daaghters, born unto his house
hold a few days ago. One of the other
editors of that paper was also recently
blessed with a pair of twins, which is
proof that the Times is bound to keep
ap with the times in more ways than
one. The COURIER extends congratal.
ations.
How suddenly the centre of war
news shifts from continent to conti
nent, says the Philadelphia Record. A
few weeks ago attention was concen.
trated upon the movements looking
toward the disemberment of China:
the disaster in the harbor of Havana
turned all eyes toward America, and
yesterday's news of an invasion of the
Sodan by the troops of France seems
to indicate a territory gobbling conflict
in Central Africa. Not for many years
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certain, maybe, how we can sell
High-Grade Goods
We nae.
The only way to
at the prices
be convinced is
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to come and look at our goods and see what
th Cy Ni '
are,
may be you will be conv
vantage, too.
ad
to vour
v
for
have the portents of war been more
ominous und unmistakable than they
are now. It is sad to confess that the
Christian nations seem to be the
"trouble makers. The heathens appear
to be less savagely disposed.
Wisahington anil Baltimore,
To afford an opportunity to visit
Washington while Congress is in
session, the Pennsylvania Railroad
company has arranged for a series of
Jow-rate ten-day excursion to the
National Capital, to leave Pittsburg
March 17, April 24, and May 12. Round-
trip tickets will be sold at rates quoted
below, good going on special train in.
dicated, or on train No. 4, leaving Pitts |
burg at 8:10 p. m., and carrying
through sleeping care to Washington;
returning, tickets wil be good on any
regular train except the Pernsylvania
Limited. These tickets also bu
good to stop off at Baliimore within
their limit. Special train of
parlor cars and coaches will leave
Cresson at 10:59 a m.; rate, $7.35
Should the number of passengers not
wili
be sufficient to warrant the running of
special train, the company reserves the
ght to earry participants in this ex-
cursion ont regular train. Tickets on
through
matter what your prejt
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We are headquarters
Fr, m,
In fact cveryvthing kept in a hrst-
class up-to-date (General Store.
whether you wish to purchase or not.
Call
All goods delivered to your home
sale in Pittsburg, at Union Ticket
Office, 360 Fifth avenue, Union Station,
and at station mentioned above. For
full information apply to agents or
Thomas 1. Watt, Passenger Agent
Western District, Fifth
Smithfield street, Pittsburg.
avenge and.
promptly and without charge.
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