THE PATTON COURIER, MARCH Patton Courier. | PATTON PUBLISHING CO,, Proprietors. | : x Wire Pini Editor, “a wr. The birds will soon begin to peep For fine cakes nnd pies go to Dans’ C. A. Rogers carne over from Altoona Monday. Overcoats below cost at Mirkin & Kusner’s. Oysters on the half shell at City Restaurant. E. E. Warner, of Reading, Pa, was. here Monday. Shell barks as iarge as your head at City Restaarant. Give the Cash Grocery one trial and you will call again. J. R. Jackson came up from Clear- field one day last week. I. 8. Bell is attending court at Ebens- burg this week as i juror. Mr. Jacob Karlheimn made a business trip to Pittsburg last week. See the new ad of the J. E. Kirk Hardware Co. on first page. Jas. A. Coulter, of Ridgway, was in Patton on business Monday. Go to Mirkin & Kusner and see their fine lie of fall and winter coats. -1t John Otto, the lumber dealer of St. Lawrence, was in town on Tuesday. Another miners’ convention will be held at Altoona on Tuesday, March 22. H. J. Karlheim, of Altoona, visited friends in Patton Toesday and Wednes- day. A. E. Patton, of Curwensville, made the COURIER offige a brie! cali on Monday. Have you saw those rugs Cash Grocery is giving away are dandies Good's store is for farmers ti purchase good goods at reasonable prices. A new hiss drum has been added to Severin's Imperial Orchestra. It ar rived on Baturday. Patronize your home bakery and buy your bread from Daus, oppo- tint the 7 They headquarters i site the Puimer house. In the hinds of the infuriated Chi cago womin the hat pin is much more dangerous than the sword. Kid McCoy knocked out Nick Burley in the second round at Hot Springs, Ark., on Friday, March 4th. Wm. Zergler, a traveling salesman of Pittsburg, was looking after business interests in Patton Monday. Red beets, radishes, carrots, onions, ; cebbage, potatoes, celery, oranges, Jemons and bananas at Cash Grocery. Prof. W. P. McBride spent Sunday wt Tyrone, He presided at the piano at a banquet held by the Elks lodge at that place on Saturday night. Next Thursday, March 17th, is St Patrick’s day. Just one year ago from this date Jas. J. received the “soler plexus biff"’ from Fits at Carson City, Nevada. No doubt before many months pass by Patton will have an Athletic club. Preliminary stops have already been taken in regard to securing suitabie quarters. This is a good move by our young people push it along. O.B. Straw, the efficient and obliging clerk at the Keystone Clothing Co's | _ store on Magee avenue but who has been looking after the interests of said | Mors 4 Barneshoro for the past month, | is agajn behind the counters Patton store. One day last week Edward Kinkle, | who lives near Patton, visited his father at Beaver Falls, Pa, whom he has not seen for 22 years and strange to say, neither the father nor son rec- ognized ench other when they met, as the son’s visit was unexpected. It was a pleasant meeting and will never be forgotten by the two. granted at Ebensburg court this week, | the following is by R. Somerviile, Esq, | of this place; His own report as auditor appointed by the court to make and re- port distribution of the funds in the hands of Isaac Michaels and S. 1. Reed, | Raq., executors of the last will and testament of George B. Wilke, late of the township of Blacklick, deceased. Confirmex] nisi. signs in Men's { the | ’ 'all the latest shades. iand Children’s Among the notions and petitions | and Shoes. W. W. Stratiff is again able : around, The coming and catching epidemic | spring fever. | Children’s fall and Mirkin & Kusner's Wm. GG. H. Heach, of Altoon | Friday in our town. i Go to Danes’ Bakery fresh bread and cakes, w spent Monday in Patten, J. E. Snyder, of Sabuia, friends in Patton Monday. . Jas. D. Allison, of Johnstowr, Lin town one day ast week Jno. 8B. Miller, of Petersburg, spent Tuesday in our town, { Jas. M. Huber came down from | rolitown one day last week. Hats, caps and maffiers, also gloves ‘8% cost at Mirkin & Kosner's. iC. A Gette, of Philipsburg, trans | acted business in Patton on Toesday. 8. 1. Reed and Geo. Hartham, of Al toona, were visitors to Patten Monday. The familiar face of J. B. Clapper, of Harrisburg, was seen on our streets Tuesday. to be i winter ronta st a, spent for your { has Soot, of Williams» rt. visited Car Miss Lizzie Taylor now has charge © the culinary department at the (om- mercial hotel The familiar face of Geo. B. Hopkins, of Altoona, was seen on our streets ope day last week. Chas. E. Councell, representing the Swift Beef Co. of Philipsburg, spent Tuesday in Patton, Isaac R. Snyder, of Lilly wus granted an increase of pension last week from $5 to $10 per month, LC. Rockfeller, came down from Gallitzin Monday to look after his ex- tensive trade in Patton. J. Reece Pantall, of Punxsatawney, was looking after business int Patton Thursday of last week W. C. Baum, of DuBois, wus locking after business interests in Patton on Tuesday. Mr. Baom is a good joily feliow and his many friends in this j Place are always plensed Lo soe him. teresia in Kindling a great fire. excelient vou see the There are plenty of will make it Pe lenty of wiii a ppreci ite the give youl. [et us benefit V1 in Shoes for v Boy or Girl. We sell the best and cheay P est shoes tn town. Our ¢ 4c Sh Boys’ or Girls’, ; 5 hum blaze 5 places 5 ntl oes. 6 Alisa ier. 1 As or HERTS they are the best chicap they ever saw. hen our 1.18, 1.28, 1.3! $1.48 Shoes are money savers and wearers. We carry a full line of hosiery for Boys and Girls, Men or Women. The ones at 10c. are best money For 48c. ‘you will 15¢, 1Rc, i buy. In one window nd a hundred de- Dress Shirts. Dollar values and the price less than half. For The other window 1s 2c choice neck- ‘wear which we have just ‘placed on sale. You can't ‘duplicate them in town for style, beauty or price. Our ats for spring wear are now in and comprises ur Caps are in also and we have a dandy line. Look in the window for Men's, Boys’, Children’s or Misses’ shapes. ‘atch for our spring nouncement of Men’ Suits, It's early Still we are always ahead. Our motto still is “Penny Profits— Big S n THE KEYSTONE CLOTHING AND SHOE CO. ~ ales. i | s@rDirsctly opposite the Bank. § Miss Lizzie Ripple, of Johnstown, in visiting Mrs, John Karlbeim of near Patton { Dr. J. Van Wilson retarned Monday from Tyrone where he spent a few days ith hie parents, and recuperating from ah. attack of the grip The Besoh beer: adding it has 5 locomotives and £40 CEE Cros ratirosd company Frans to ite rolling stock ten you take a trip Wo Ebensburg Fag “Xx ime ANG YOU Will coro RIOTS £9.11 the Blair hos right Sor TRIAS 1TH tarp at 4 ¢ wrod wir Ele. | the entertainment at the M >. church on Friday evening to be given by the Junior Epworth Leagne eThers Adm free. All are invited A medical anthority on the virtues of various kinds of food declares that the herring gives the muscles elasticity, Fam the body strength and the brain vigor and is not flesh forming. Howard Reed of near O'dDhanter, Clearfield county, died at his home on Raturday evening of pneumonia, aged about 26 years. Josiah Henry, of this piace, attended the funeral which piace at O'Shanter Monday. CW Hodgkins chainless Colantis beycle, which is 6x- pected to arrive in Patton the inst of this week It will be the first chainiess bicycle received in this section and anxious to ork has ordersdl a pew many Ge riders will be sew it bk bb yi Joseph Bensinger, of Pittwbarg, who i well-known by many traveling men as the veteran hotel landlord, was a welcome visitor to Patton on Monday Mr Bensinger, is now a saiesman him. wolf, representing & wholesale liquor house of Pittsburg, PA T. W. Letts has recsived the contract for the painting and finishing of the won] work in the new Goldstesn block on the eorner of Fifth and Magee avenues Mr. Letts is a painter of many years experience, and well knows how to wield the brash in all depart ments pertaining Wo the art Mr and Mrs W. H Sandford and daughter, of Paxtion, came ipsturg Satarday to attend the family reunion of the Steiners, held Monday in bonor of Mrs. Elisabeth Steiner's 6h birtiniay. The veneralsle bead of the f syed and hotored by a ES 0 hii Aff y large circie of children and grasdehil- dren, who siege every ow their doving Steiner. May wre opportunity lo ski fealty oo Mm she live Ls cewbirale many anniversaries, Philips harg Leddiger Far Si A good pees wre) Teva foc tionary, 3 4 Poa bs 5 is Baby i ef ST Me Toe hax ~ Fis ruin worth SuspenGers, sale offer se Good heavy apron the Kind that is being wld Our sale price Sec yard gingham, an Lancaster. Friendship Knot ringa Gold filled and warranted for 5 years. Worth 5c, sate price 10c each Fine Dotted Swiss for sash Real value 190; our price 120 FRMRILN I Tals Je Damask, 64 inches thers at Bo: oar sale ladies fine leather pocket books Wall worth 235¢; sale price 1% kh Plaid Dress Goods, 2 noche NO i Worth Sc: sale price 4ic wiGe yard Light Calicos, not the cheap kind), orth 5¢ yard; sale price 3a Sunday Desturbeance. RS A A AO pi 8 ga i Frery one was sorry for those people | d in church last Sunday, who were suffer. ing with a distressing cough A fall dome of Downe Elixir om going to bed at night domes during the t permistent cough a ticking senestion a few drops of the temgne snd let it run be throst and immediate We guaran. oroap or Tey refunded For Hodgkins, Patton and wali day wil Wher in tw arre Le from Ter Lhers throat take Pir On Lee 3 Lies remit. i eh, eoibad of Feb 0, 1808 1 warmatiam, and ay in 1 t, when | got a hottie of hamberlain $ pain Balm. The first application of i relieved me almost en re tirely from the pain and the second afforded «¢ time | Sipe plete relief In 3 short A estat Min W. Was able LR AT hy Ly Hougkins Moreaux, loverne, Patten Pharmacy, 35 sa wes i men SE PURrAR. Men's gum shoes, worth 85 re daosd 0 . - - . [adies Candee storm rubbers worth See now Pure linen table cloth, red border, Bent linen crash, per vari, X jew fk 28 £ rash, ¥ ard, Best quality cal cloth, nicest pats terns, our price, : . Boys’ sailor suits, made of bioe Banned § 50 % years $ Bove double breasted suits, ages stor 15, at . - - Men's Kentocky Jane uli at - or 3 di EE 1.26 pPROK, Wwe THE BAZAAR {.. ¢) BRADY » Pr ow tid A + Po. T Sersey Barnes. Prion, BS corp We 0 Borer Prine Ar pod wr tis w PN Cutniogon of all cur ries BRT Wao t liebe ELEMART camm sex axD BARNES MPG C0. W. A PRATT. Ser'y, KLUBARY. IND. A i 3 3: = = 3 3 = 3 g 3 3 3 i an always find FRES GROCERI Ar our store PA and of the very Our store for OW best quality. i headquarters everybody. 1 1 as the iOW- ERS STORE CO. LIMITED. Prices are as est. LE iE 2 ST————————-———— AS04144 044044 WMA IY 7 Alers FF HRT Toe i SIRI 1? the growin he ale Special Sale of HOUSEHOLD DRY pre Ne yo GOODS! Lo» a “af A Lila nat noe «1 A: GAY Crownd Reavy tic PT Yara 3a C, 42-ir ach Bow case mosin not the cheap Coa r PX 3 Yr ard % 3 C White yard Tar aubieaclewG TOs0nN, iy heavy feather tioking, alin Extra worth 25: cur sale price per fois, T ry 8 #3 2 , 2 1 Oo miss Lillis ODAaue - x a -la a NEE B, PATTON, made night gowns, sold We sade price Te each ¥ Large wze cotton TOWeiA. mateh them at Te, sale price 4¢ em to at 12. sale price $c yard 3% inches hae Prue Te tanhie yard or vie Us demi bed arid wy Hu wot In wk Anineh fall bleached lable wm worth Av hor oni $e yard ATMS, ag fir KF . March yard ladies’ ambreilin 38 inches natural wood handle, paragon frame: our sale price sie each Satin Figsbed Nainsooks sid al 150 eleewhere; om price per yard ow S Linen Lawn per yard Ae Bovey Silk Suspenders, made tn wil af Toe; during this sale aI Se par oa ian Owes SND Large size Py Gi Turkey red talico, the f& price per yard 35 preven dress gingham cerns =o all the new styles and patlerns sok regaiar ¥ Tor x “Rds pre O PRT Nine Quarter Mowhawk Bleach Sheeting, worth 18; our se | yard 1h Oe Tr TON, PENNA. Large and wmall sme patent ping sold in other stores al price x dosen Fast Black Hatine. Would he heap Best Indigo biue calico, worth do; sale | price 3c »
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