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VOL. v. NO. 14.
PATTON, CAMBRIA CO., PA, THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1398.
$1.00 PER YEAR.
mini SAA
Save your checks.
On January 1st, 18gy, I will
give to the person return-
ing the largest number of
my Cash Register Checks
Of standard make.
Will be on exhibition in,
September.
Full Particulars
Later
Patton Pharmacy.
and Beech avenues, Oppo- |
site 8 ol building.
and see our new line
of Ranges and Cook
Stoves. The best stoves
the All
guaranteed.
market.
We will carry a full
line of plows, and re
pairs for Oliver, Bissell
and South Bend plows.
Fresh supply of gar-
den seeds.
Floor and table oil
cloth at all price.
$ J. E. KIRK HDW. CO.
1 Furniture
Department.
We have just received
a large line of very fine
natties, which we are
offering at the lowest of holde
These goods are
prices.
close woven and will we:
well.
the latest,
Rugs for the mere sum of
and $2.25.
Carpets from 25¢ to $1.30 PCT caf dhort by the use
yard.
¢ J. E. Kirk Hardware Pattbn Pharmacy.
Compa ny.
The patterns are
of INTEREST TO MINERS
r OMe of United Mine Workers of Amerie,
Tristrice No, 2
| (iallitzin, Pa., March 1. At a con.
vention of miners employed in that
portion of the bituminous regions
shipping coal to the Eastern and Sea
bord market held at Altoona, Pa, Feb.
roary 15-17, the interests of miner and
operator were thoroughly discussed
andl in order to bring abont better con.
‘ ditions for all ecmcerned, it was nnan-
imicmsly agreed by the representatives
to said convention to invite the oper.
ators, shipping coal to said market, to
mut the representatives of the miners
‘of the territory above named in joint
ioonflerence in the city of Altoona on
Taewday, March 22, 1898, for the pur
pose of formulating plans whereby the
interests of both miner and operator
may be advanced by matual agree.
ment and thas 40 away with the s
Land nneertainty that have for years
disturbed thie coal trade of the district
\ You are therefore in-
vitex| to be present or have g represent.
Btivel at said conference.
Yours respectfully,
GrorGE Harn President,
Jaurs W. KiLprrp, See Treas,
PaTrick MoGowan,
EowarD WOKS,
TioMaz FARRELL,
JaMER NAPIER,
Execntive Board District No. 2.
| Direct all communications to James
| W. Kilduff, Gallitzin, Cambria Co, Pa.
wucH Ex EXPECTED
f Prom the Cond Miners Convention at Al
toona. Mareh #2
President George Harris, of the State
bitorsinious district, number two, was
Lin Altoona last Monday, looking up a
suitable location for the district bead-
| quarters. In conversation with a Trib-
‘une reporter Mr. Harris said that Phil-
strife
| lipsburg would likely be selected as the
officers’ headquarters because of that
town's central location in the district.
. Spuaking of the miners’ mecting,
which will be held there March 22, Mr.
Harris said:
“We expect a great deal of good to
{ peemlt from this meeting, since we de-
sire to meet the operators of the district
{ there and talk things over. If then they
i
§
i
¥
£
{ refuse to accede to just demands, the
| consequence w itl be their
heads.
| “We have been doing great work
since the convention of the 15th inst.
| Many new locals have been organized,
and many more will be in good condi-
{tion by March 22d. National President
Of OWE
Maryland, Virginia, and West Virginia
form a strong triatate organization.
“By April first we will be in position
4 way.”
Wood Company (hrganiz-d.
Manufacturing Company of Patton,
Pa, was organized and steps were
{taken to procare a charter,
tal stock of $12,000, and will engage in
i the handle and spoke business and also
iin the saw and planing mill business,
They have procurred from the owners
‘of the patent the exclusive
Platt Patent Machine for the mann.
facture of spokes handles, and all
irregular shaped articles made of wood,
{the owners of the patent also being
‘members of the company. If these
i ventares are successful the company
‘will branch out into other wooden
‘manafactares. The company has ar-
{ranged to buy the B. F. Wise saw and
{ planing mill near the PF. RR. station
‘and will thoroughly remodel and refit
i this plant to nit their needs. When
the piant is in full runring vperation it
| will give em nent to about 6 men.
| The following are the officers elected at
ithe meeting of the stockholders: LL
M. Patterson, president: 8. W. Worrell,
vice-president; J. E Paul secretary:
3. WW. Lupfer treasurer; LL.M. Patter
‘son, 8 W. Worrell, M. B. Cowber, B.
PF. Wise, H. 8 Lingle, directors. The
follvwing are the principal stock
I. M. Pattermvon, 8. W. War.
rell, iy F. Wise, J. WW. Llupler, J. E
Parhell, M. B. Cowher, W. C. Lingle,
H. 8. Lingle, W. C. Hubbard, Geo. E.
Priridible, all of Patton; Geo. 8. Good,
of Jock Haven; J. IH. Parnell of
Houtzdale, and others.
|
HOYT
ir
$2
Ww hooping cough Is the most distress
malady; but ita duration cau be
of One Minute
the best known
all lung and
W. Hodgkins,
in
2s cure which also
‘remgdy for croup and
‘bronchial troubles. CC.
ro Cure Coustipation Yorever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic. 1c or 35a. |
fd a e. !
1;
|
|
For Grand
tardy;
Ratchford has sent organizers into the |
fields and enconraging reports come
from all these sections. Representatives
from all these flelde will attend the
icoming convention and we expect to
to enforce our just demands, should
the operators refuse to meet us half
At a meeting of the projectors of the
company held on Tuesday afternoon in
office of Parnell & Cowher the Wooden |
Berg
ume of the
—— iy;
CRIMINAL COURT TRIALS
Cases for Regn] Term Com-
mencing on
MONDAY, MARCH th.
Prosecntors and Witnesses Mt he Present
iy raves Sei Forth
The criminal court calendar, as sab-
mitted by District Attorney Muorphy,
for the trial of cases in the criminal
eourt. commencing Monday, March 7,
1588, will be found below, he follow.
ing announcement is made:
Prosecutors and witnesses for the
Commonwealth must he present on the
days named below, when canes will be
presented to the grand § ary. Defend.
ants and their witnesses red not be
present antil the day named for tr al of
pases in which they are concerned,
Jory, Monday, Murch 7, 180K,
Common iweaith ve. William Ringler,
nication and bastardy; prosecutrix,
Mag: © Grindelsperger.
William X. Devinney,
battery; Maggie Devinney.
Edward Reininger, assanit
tery, W. H. Eckénrode.
Frank Wet mare, fornication and bas-
tardy. Matilda Elli
John 0. McMillen, assanit and battery
with intent; Eliza L.
Valia Baker, fornieation and bastardy;
ar
and bat-
Maiinda Farrier,
Albhort long. fornication and bas.
Filia 6 rearge.
Hugh Corrigan, fornication and bas.
tardy; Mar san hammer,
Robert N Mer, fornication and bas
tardy: Laura Harbangh.
Harry Hess, fornication and bastardy;
fornication and bas.
Mary Sloane.
Ralph Ritter,
| tardy, sednetion; Lilly Williams.
Broce D. Cramer, fornication and
bastardy: Mabel DD. Merritt,
Harry Janowitz, false protense; Max
Lowry.
W. Reigh et al. entering with intent;
‘RH. Boekman.
Edward Fleck, larceny and receiving:
James Fessler
John 8. Pank, forgery, false proten-
ses; John Brown.
Mike Vallenta, larceny and receiving: Co
$10.15,
Samnel Lowery.
Anna Lavely, larceny by bailee; TW
Foley,
Lena (PY Neill et al,
tery: surety; Jesse C hriztner
(3. BM. Foust, assanit and hattery
surety; Joseph Garrity.
3 Tursday, March X, 1898.
Commonwealth ve William Lomax;
murder; prosecutor, Robert Davis
Jip Fox, assault and battery;
H. Wonmer,
Es Fee ard Kelly,
H. K Woonwy
John Stramp,
H. 8 Waoomer.
Peter MeGiaire,
James Hoover,
Andy Greenwood,
assanit abd bhat-
For Gurand Jury
assanit and battery;
assanit and
battery,
assault and battery
robbery; assault
Lari baitte ry; John O. Hay.
William € aulfivl, sssanit snd battery;
Ww. We eisentery.
A. C. Gray, sssanit and battery; John
Younkin.
Charles Boppe, false pratense, Otto
Nickel.
F Kirkwood et al;
ceiving: E J. Dunlap.
Danie! Mahoney et al, robbery: Joh
larceny and re-
| MeClackie
George Dugend, larceny and receiv.
ing; Jessie D. Coleman.
August Meir, assault and battery,
Elizabeth Roscko,
M. Custer, et al, assault and battery;
Susan Knee,
Henry Hose, burglary ; Fred Goebert.
Mike Christaff ef al, malicious mis-
chief: Riehard Cowen.
| 2 H Roshan,
Pelka, Kate
4: int ian larceny ;
The com. Stray er.
pany will be incorporated with a capi- |
For Tria Momslay, Mareh 7, 15398,
Commonwealth va. Chas Goughnour,
desertion; prosecutor, M. i Myer
Andy Rosko, surety; A. G. Myers
James H. Maloney, desertion:
Maloney
Harry Hess, fornication and bastardy,
Mary Sloane.
William Ringler, fornication
bastardy: M. Gindelsperger,
Robert Miller, fornieation and
tardy; Laura Harbaugh
Hugh Corrigan, fornication and bas-
tardy: Mary Beanhamer,
Albert Long, fornication and
tardy: Ella Geo
Vaiia Baker, fornication
tardy; Malinda Ferrier
Frank J Wetmore,
bastardy; Matilda Elli
Neil Black, larceny and recwiving, 8
J. Mardis
Edward Reininger, assault and bat
tery: William Eckenrode.
J. C. McMillen, assault
intent; Eliza J. Reed.
William X. Devinney, assanit
battery; bigamy; Maggwe Devinoe:
Bruce D. Cramer, fornic ation
bastardy: Mabel D. Merrit
Ralph Ritter, fornication and bas-
a sednotion; Lil Hy William
-B. ML Foust, assault and I ers
Joseph Glarmty.
Letia O'Neil, ot al,
tery, Jesse Christner
Anna Lavely, larceny
W. Foley.
Harry Sanowitz, false pretenses, Max
Lowy.
Far Trial Tuesday, March 8
Commonwealth vs. W. Reigh, et al |
entering with intent; prosecutor, 8. H
Rank te PIAL,
Edward Fleck, larceny and receiving;
James Fessler.
John ¥F. Funk, forgery;
sew: John Brown.
Mike Valienta, larceny and receiving;
Sam Lowery.
James Fox, assault and battery; H.
S. Woomer.
E.
and
has.
has
ang haa
fornication and
and hattery
it
Addl
hat
T
assanlt and
by bailee;
I NON,
false preten-
Continued ou Sth Page.)
W. COOK'S DEPARTME
assanit and!
tition from the Keystone Drum Corps
is E Jones, $840: WP. Jackson, $1.50;
Gh
$1.50, Will Elison, §1.50; Geo. Yeager,
that
Reilly,
false pretense, Mine
tunity while it lasts,
=
th,
NT STOR.
REPORT OF COUNCIL MEETING
i Wedd uy Er
Ordinsner No, 47 Passed
Patton, Pa, Feb. 23, 1888... In par.
suant to a eall by the Prexident, Patton
Borough Council met in Council cham-
bers in special session this evening for .
purpose of transacting regular routine ORDINANCE
of business.
Al
Field o coing, Febhroary 23
inten bot
the Courier’ Reporter.
NO. 4a.
al event . An Ordinanes Sascaning % “ewnge Tax on
The follo mng members were present the Properly Owaers Adjacent 10 the
as per roll call: President Hubbard,
Sewer of Peel Avene in Patton Bor
Ieisch, Meanteith, Dixon, Jones and
ough.
Blair SserTion 1. Be it enacted and or-
. dained by the Burgess and Town
The minutes of regular meeting held iP re iain
s Wodneadav evening. Japuary 10th Council of Patton Borough, and
on -. . al RY : ee ap d * is hereby enacted by the anthority of
and special i # a 0 Ti F
Ae] EP 2 n AY: the same, That whereas, the actual
January 21st, were read and approved. Sr }
: coat of constrocting the sewer on
On mation of Monteith anda seconde :
be K re : B x . Saath a he ned Beech avenue, beginning at an alley
by Ressler, It Was unanimotsly earned near Fifth avenne and ending in Chest
fine Borough Enginece E. & Bivwa on | Creek, i is ascertained to bi $448.98
ro i To nen 8% otic t > OUR along which line of sewer thera are
‘ouncil with a tracing or blue print | v0 any. font Jots making a pro
giving streets, alleys, number of each .... Lu of twenty-two dollars and
lot, water line, water plugs and sewer forty-five cents for each fifty.foot Jot
lines, up to date, Febroary 23, 1868 so adjacent.
On motion of Kessler and seconded | yo 0 1p ufore enacted and ordained
by Monteith, it was carried that the sewage tax be and is 4
communication from Geo. 8. Good apon the following (being all the prop-
accepting ordinance No. 41 be accepted
by the Borongh and placed on file lor line of sewer, to the following
b oa ctrl Moutehh _- Jecviuled i amounts and that the Borough Treas.
Y Kemmer, h Was oar " Pe Carer be authorised to collect the same
according to law and to apply the same
asking for permission to meet in old ito the sewsr fund to pay for con-
Council chambers on every Tuesday structing the same:
i
fed
WY feet,
pEEsEEh Eas anna
CHET OEE
HIG feed,
{of February, A. D., 1888
i W. ¢ HUBBARD,
: President of Couneil,
{ Attest:
E Wil Greene, Clerk.
Approved by the Burgess this the
24th day of February, 1588
Geo. E PrixpiaLe,
and Thursday nights be granted. Mrs Wd Orla 0 fd:
On motion of Kessler and seconded © e a a
by Blair, it was carried that the bill of | ¥ ¢ Mo A
the Patton Clay Manufacturing com. (op Firpeifck ov,
pany he referred to the Rireet Com- Michael Omelvand
(toe eh
On motion of Montaith and seconded "1 Benin i
by Blair, it was unanimously carried | (eo R, Soot 3 i=
that the following bills be granted and | Me ¥ Mei anni], 9 feet
Clerk instructed to write orders for | Yietar yout She L 33 fous et
same: A J Gill SRoeenta: H. A, With. | (C3 Orel Land & Tovpiny
arow, $1.35: Patton Pub Co, $650;
Geo. R Good, $853: Patton Water
$83: J E Kirk Hardware Co,
Howard Woomer, $50.00; E
Will Gireene, $10:35; Enoch Short, $1.00;
E Rrown, sewer account $7.00; E.
C. Brown, $4.00; and the following for
street work per 8. BE Jones’ account:
W. Blair, $150; Fred Kinkead, Burge
Bw img Contest,
35 cents An interesting ten pin contest took
On motion of Monteith and seconded | place at Kerr's bowling alley on Wash.
by Kessler, it was unanimously carried ingtons birthday, and notwithstanding
Ordinance No. 42, assessing a the fact that several of the playem have |
RW age tax on the property owners on ‘never rolled but three or fear games
Resch avenue in Patton borough, be’ prior t to this ane, an exceptionally large
passed as road, score was made on both sides. Follow.
Council then adiournad. of the players
{ing are tle names and
LF my .
Officers Iostailed, | the score
On Saturday afternoon the following
newly elected Sees of Peter Kaylor iy
Post, No. 833 i A
installed: W. H.
A gp
wie N aR
Wolf
BH. Mao
. R. of Patton, were = Nehdil
~~. Te
H. Bell, past com. {. X Bei
: iN 1. Tha
mander; George Cassidy, Sr. vice E A Sapa.
sn commander; Samuel Barr, J. V. C; dota tanist
. > A a - § LARRY
V. Damm, Ajt; SM Wilson, (3 M.; Frank Lite
Jomeph Hipps, surgeon; John Gants
chaplain; John Staire, officer of the
day; Adam Heist, offoer of the guard; :
val ! ¥ ahha
JW. Miller, sergeant major: Jas a, a bined
i) » =. i Fah {ES Moore
QM : Geo. M. Tibbins, | 0 Todd
trustee and representative to depart | BE Will Greene
} J Van Wilson
me to he held at Oil | Frank MoT ET
City during the month of June.
Tistal
Mile Nex, 2
mt encampment
Chas, Waite
; fen. BE Prindibie
Harve Livagie
Fy
vis
FEN
ai 8
“4
-
Ae
Ww
14
w
as
on
A New Firm.
C. 8 Smith and A. 8 Lent, of Tioga Toil.
enunty, have leased . Myers moon
opposite the Commercial hotel and will
ihe Cusil
Patterson, pastor of the
church of Patton, has in-
COURIER that
QL eeeplot
Rev, N. (1
at once open ap a first-class jewelery First Baptist
store and general repair shop. They formed the he
bicycle repairing and will also deal in Frat
bicyeles, sewing machines and musical Share,
instruments, fleld of
At present
learned who
place.
the Baptist church of Jersey
Pa, and will leave for his new
iabor about
writing it
stieoeed
Appropriately Obseyvol
¥ i3t } 7 at
Washing appro- Wiki iim at
chwerved by the pupils of the
The
tastes decorated with
and flags, and the pupils Methodist Episco
patrons with songs and day: Preaching at 10:30 a.m.
m., class meeting after
rons Birthday was
priately
Clark school, Clearfield township
9 Yaw
bak hh fully
Chnreh Notive.
Ws
fvergTRens pai shurch
and
entertained the
recitations ap to the memory Po
of (paras
¥
3
¥
PR <
3g pHa Wie
hing
ew
Epworth League at 630 p.
Will
The S, Giooad
has gathered
tT the
be entabliahed in Patton
nuanggement Lani
dw wl
NeW
Men.
NSCONRATY
plant to
the con 4
add "
ail the
3 E % " 18 only The vide od,
data for electric light Fhe Een
Pati wi
najng the
MANY penple il
Range,
gd
Alu
tracts will be at the arrival Cinderella which is
Mr
be in about a week or ten days
given oul
&
: iene of
the west, which will tu
and guaranteed by J
ware Co
said
E. Kirk Hard-
Bp ey Yah $r%g , ype
of sood from Demt evi Ha ners
Household PVopiiariy
” > Revi yg BH orvisx
The of ‘the Crorost Reading ¥osw,
Range is well established
ty. daring the FE. church,
3
popularity
Epworth League,
sumer
different
has hand a
newspapers
of iarge
of
sale in Patton and vieinit
It
3 vi Pp iy WE ssf
mosoid guaraiieed tae
by 4. E Kirk Hard
past years Mego Nns
bake Sadd
ware Cao. excellent reading matter, which
would lke to distribute to those who
wish good reading.
undersigned.
Wan ies
A gousd second ha a apartment re
frigerator, suitable for meat market
business. Apply to McCall & Johnson,
Peoples Meat Market, Patton, Pa.
Closing Out Stock. I have a full line of
We are closing out stock in onr store which [ will sell at $1.48 and up.
at cost in order to make room for our ki
ladies
spring goods, Don’t miss this oppor- las
Call at once. t.
MIRKIN & KUSNER.
Please call on the
E. . BrowN,
Pres. Epworth League. -
Ladies Skirts.
ladies’ skirts
Also
Mas, ANNA Dagrr,
The Milliner,
Gleaned Here and There by
erty owners | adjacent to to said street, |
{subscribers for one year at one dollar
. Rochester University.
; has had wide experience in this field of
‘art, and his work has always proven
“wm
Enacted and ordained the 2rd day
i tions,
| lengthenad by
{affords much better accommodation to
i
$ 5
28
i.
Nyt
439, P.O. 8 of A. of Patton, wish to
© tng,
lie
will be prepared to do all Kinds of aecepted the call to the pastorate of
i
the first of April. |
has not heen
this |
The usual services will be held in the |
sex? Sun.
7:30 |
morning
preaching, Sunday school at2 p.m. |
m. Morn
ing sermon to Improved Order of Red
Patton are
of Patton M,
publications for 1887, containing most
it
fond
; well
Cine Desi oaatetae ©
d gloves at d0cts. while they
LTOONA, PA.
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
YOUNG MAN’ YOUNG WOMAN
Here is a Chance for
You to Become
Aw
MUSICIANI
BY PROF WP McBRIDE A B®
Don't Forget to Read Fyory Ward of This
Valuable Offer
The young lady or gentleman who
will seonire twenty new cash snbaeribers
for one year for this paper at one dol
lar $1.00 will receive a free
term twenty. four lessons, which
each,
(viz:
‘are valued at $10.00, each lesson being
hour
Instructor.
of one
Masical
from the above great
Trial subscrip-
tions for dix or three months st 50 ote
or 25 ote. may be taken and counted §
r i, but all must be “ New Subecrib-
® By Subscribers” we
mean persons not already on oor lists
If you will sectire us 75 new cash
Bra. “ New
($1.00 ench, we will pay your tuition
for three terms, muking 72 lessons.
Send all subscriptions as fast as taken
an to have the names entersd on the
lista,
“
4
Prof. W. P. McBride is recognized as
‘one of the best Musical Instructors in
> the State in which to become a well
learned musician. He is a graduate of
the Erie Normal, Erie, Pa, and also of
Prof McBride
satisfactory and «ffictual in every way.
Sample copies of the Covrier will
be mailed if desired. For further par-
| ticulars write the publishers who will
be pleased to answer all communica.
Parron Pun Ca,
Publishers.
Room Enlarged,
J. J. Donnelly, proprietor of the Bon
Ton stom on the corner of Fifth and
| Kerr avenues, has enlarged his store
POT
considerably during the past
week, in onder to make room for the
i large line of dry goods, ete, which is
arriving daily. The room has been
several feet, which
| hin trade as well as sllowing more room
to display goods,
Reiura Thanks
The members of Washington Camp,
return thanks to all who so kindly as
1. sisted at the festival held by the camp
#5 on February 2 and 3
Commitiee,
Aitrastion Radios!
Sometiiog sew at Commercial hotel
the French and tailor system of cut.
fitting and pattern drawing.
Come and jpvestigate. In hotel par-
lors from Sto Wa manditoT pm
Harrie Hitesax,
(General Agent.
Library Day
The parents and friends of our pub.
schools are mvited
visit the schools next Friday p. m. from
hritig a book. We
ihrary, and foe!
an increase in
#xercises are be.
cardially to
1 to 4 o'clock and
have a small bot select
vary much the peel of
hooks. Approperiate
ing prepared, :
VirGaiNia Day
Minx HoLTER,
Waiter MElLON,
Committee
Admired by his
friends.
A wed] dressed man osdmiined By Bis friends
psnyvied by his caps flo condi
Hsthes
Tas
are desiree You
Bing clinbes ant have he best 1: gad
Coal pace vony anders sith
US su, ba as
well as in
Dinsmore Bros.
PATTON, PA.
We plonse von in styles of gos
LOW PRICES