THE PATTON COURIER, MARCH 24, ii
a i
ts 86 remit emmamde
From 1. A. W. Bolletin,
Here's some free ad vies 1) farmers
Which we hope they'll all endorse:
With a wide thre tire your w
Then you needn’t tim or.
A dealer who ix shrewd and wise
Is very sure to advertise,
© And to beoome, ax he wiser,
an mare and more an advertiser,
Onion sets at Cash Grocery.
Roe shad at Kinkead’s Restaurant.
For fine cakes and pies go to Dans’
Onion sete for mle at Patton Supply
Co. Store.
If you want roe shad go to Kinkead's
Restaurant.
Children’s fall and winter coats at’
Mirkin & Kusner’'s.
They say the cook at the City fw
taurant is No. 1.-16t0
Chest Creek was s little too fall for
comfort on Wednesday.
James Doyle came up from Bens
| Elmer E Davis, deputy sheriff, and
Muslin underwear just arrived at
Mra. Dartt’s millinery store.
fats, caps and mufflers, also gloves’
ata Trin & Kusner's.
Mrs. Richard Elder is erecting a new
dwelling house on Palmer avenue.
The Cash Grocery is headquarters
Tor everything in the grocery lines.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Edwin Parnell vis-
welcome visitor to sp dle rath
day.
See the announcement of I. Goid-
stein elsewhere in the COURIER this
The familiar face of BE. A. Clark, of
Johnstown, was seen on our streets °
ranges, of Philadelphia, had business
Hodghine’ new Columbia in Patton on Tuesday.
chainless bicycle arrived on Satarday.
C. W.
It is a dandy.
Robt. T. Shields and a R. Willhide,
both of Altoona, were in town on
business Toesday.
scales in front of his place of business
on Pourth avenue.
A Son wan bors to sal. | home on Satarday after a ten days
“Sanday, March 20th.
Green onions, radishes, spinich,
beets, cabbage, horse-radiah, ete. at
City Restaurant. -16t(
Patronize your home bakery and
buy your bread from Daus, oppo
site the Palmer house.
Miss Carrie Soyder, of Lock Haven,
is now employed at the merchant tail-
oring establishment of Dinsmore Bros.
Chas. E. Councell, representing Swift
& Co., wholesale meat dealers of Fhil-
ipsburg, was calling on trade in Patton
Tuesday.
Fish, meat, lard, syrup, vinegar,
flonr, potatoes, onions, apples, red’
beets, radishes, sour and sweet pickles
at Cash Grocery. ;
C. H. Adams, a traveling salesman
for the wholesale millinery house of A.
C. Ellis & Co., of Pittsburg, was in
town on Tuesday.
The Beech Creek railroad company
has been adding to ite rolling stock
until it now has fifty-five locomotives
and 6,000 freight cars.
Some of the residents of the Robin-
son addition were put to considerable
inconvenience by the high water in
(‘hest Creek on Wednesday.
The Miners Store Co, has received
two new Winchester bicycles which
are exhibited in their store window.
They are nice looking wheels.
Quite a large number of citizens of
Patton attended the funeral of Hon. A.
A. Barker at Ebensburg on Monday,
which was held at 2 o'clock p. m.
Gus Wolf, of Curwensville, a member
of the firm of Wolf & Thompson,
this place, was looking after business
interests in Patton on Wednesday.
Mrs. John Dinsmore, of Punxsu-
tawney, who has been visiting friends
in Patton during the past few days,
returned to her home on Wednesday.
Os Winslow’s new delivery wagon is
now longer “iin it,” since the arrival of
a bright little daughter at his home on
Palmer avenue one day last week. Os
is very much pleased over the change.
io Monday.
! Restaurant.
‘ of the Central hotel, took possession of
wholesale shoe house of Kern,
John Gantz is erecting a set of wagon ||, 4 , of Philadelphia, transacted
business in Patton on Tuesday
J. Fulton was called to the bedside of
of
Cash Grocery. Yi HK. Dixon 1s mesg & sew
Fresh fish at Kinkead’'s Restaurant.
which will be nsed for
Ice cream at the City Restaorant
vi «| He is making arrangements Be
Overeoats below cost at Mirkin &Jy 5140s more in the same vicinity,
Kusner’s. | | which will be for rent also.
Thos. Moore came over from Altoona i The Patton Clay Manufactoring com-
Oysters on the half shell at City construction of two new sewer pipe
kilns, of which the contracts wiil be
W J Smith, of Coalport, spent Sat- let in a few dave. They will be com.
nrday in Patton. pleted abont the fist of May
H. C. Miller, of Batavia, N. Y, id Weakiand, who lives near town,
Tuesday in Patton. ' made a trip to Indiana, Pa, one day
Give the Cash Grocery one trial and | last week and while there purchased a
you will call again. large incubator. He has secured some
Sheriff Geo. M. Wertz was a visitor fine specimens of fowls and will go into
to Patton on Friday. the chicken raising business on a large
—, fo so Bakery Bro. Kaylor, of the Hastings Tri-
| bune, has found that an editor's life is
| James Whalley, of Barnesboro, spent |, 41) strewn with roses, judging from
' Sunday night in Patton. the he had on Saturday.
© C.D. Payne, of DuBois, was @ visi- | He shonld console himself by recalling
tor to Patton on Monday. the fact that there are other country
Aprons as low as 15 cents a piece at aditors who have met the enemy and
Mrs. Dartt’s millinery store. ‘were ‘knocked out,” but are still on
| Have you tried the ice cream at the {earth to tell how it was done.
City Restanrant? It is delisions. | A correspondent reports a novel dis
L Goto Mirkin & Kusner and see their COVOTY made by David Burkhart, of
! Beleano, this county, last week. While
t line of fall and winter coats. 1t
{fre looking over the Bible Mr. Purkhart
Watch for the big announcement ad found written on a blank the will
of the Patton Supply Co. next week. of his wife who died hint The
J. B. Hahn, a traveling salesman of 4 ont is valuable to the husband,
Philadelphia, was in Patton on Fridsy. aq it makes tim heir to considerable
John Rolland in having A new resi- | | property Johnstown Tribune.
dence erected near the Firemen's park. |
The COURIER has added 98 new sud |
seribors to ite list since the last week's
spent |
for your
DICKERS iN or
Perds Recorded at Fhenshurg up to Date
Friday. March 8,
Gust Olsson to Otto Johnson, Eider;
Lawyer Itell, of Johnstown, tran- ... ideration, $35.
sacted business in Patton on ty Fred Bland et ux to Frank Russell,
night. Reade, $15.
Geo. Boone, formerly of Frankstown, Andrew Strittmatter et ux to Hanna
Blair county, is now a resident of | ' Rose, Ebensburg, $300.
Patton. Anselm M. Dietrich et ux to John
F. H. Frietley and Juline Hoffman, ( Miig, Carrolltown, $500.
of Johnstown. were in Patton on busi- | Assignee of Henry Ager #t ux to
ness Monday. Edward DD. Brawley, Carroll, $2,000
Jw. Lapfer has moved his family jsaae Davis to W. A. Lathrop, Cam-
into Dr. V. A. Murray's new residence Uris #73
on Beech avenne George W. Gallagher, by the Sheriff,
to William M. Beers, Reade, $300.
Griffith Owens et ux to Thomas
Engines ig down from Eber : Michael, Carroll, $15.
Evan J. Michael, by the Sheriff, to
John L. Yeckly, the new proprietor gumuel Griffith, Carroll, $100.
Samuel Griffith et ax et al to William
'R Rowland, Carroll, $1.
Jennie M. Cramer to James C. Scan-
that house on Friday.
Miss Alice A. Asheroft is in Phila- |
deiphia this week purchasing new lan, Cambria, §1.
goods for Mra. Dartt’s millinery store. CASTORIA.
Will J. Kirk, representing Howard | ] : J
|B Clark, wholesale sor desir of £2,
Mrs. T. N. Nagle and danghter, who!
have been visiting relatives at Jerwey | F : E LLO!
Shore for the past ten days, returned |
What's that?
home on Tuesday.
E. R. Miller, representing the Grander
Stove Co., manufacturer of stoves and | |
Miss Brugger invites all ladies who
are interested in embroidering to call |
and see her at Mrs SW. Bday. |
Lessons given at any time.
H. BE. Holtzworth, representing the
ander. |
Andy Glasser, of Hastings, retu ned Couns . +
A : gn, returne | Have we our Spring SUITS?
YES!
Have vou the new Shoes too ?
Yes!
We have the most of our
Spring Goods 1m the house
I'll be down Saturday!
We will show you
‘some nobby Suits for men at
the latest
Arnold, at :
in
15, 6, 7, 8, $10,
Our BOYS
visit at New York, where he purchased
his spring line of clothing. ete.
Mime Kathleen Wilson, of Mahaffey, |
who has been visiting ber grand-par-'
ents, Mr. and Mrs 8 M Wilson,
returned to her home on Satarday.
On Wednesday of last week Mra. T. | cht!
her mother, Mrs. Wm
Sterling Ran, Pa, who is seriously UL
«x 2 ae. nk Ayr y
C. Eastricher, of New Washington, shade > Soe a
Pa., visited his daughter, Mm J. c. St ITS will interest you
Harper, on Thursday, and while in and the prices are the lowest
Patton made the Courrier a pleasant 111 the county.
call, AA CHILDREN'S
It is said that 79.000 fools and EE SUITS are worth ¢
men are going to the Klondike and th e prices run
SEINE. The na 48% Wash Suit up to
and the wise men will work the feo |." * : Fo
This is called Klondike ratio. Ex. ! ; money can bs.
The Coal Trade Journ SH VES —— Wi el
never was there a time wi : tation
untruths have been printed as to gov- 1g pt eds ite stock
ernment contracts for coal. Every
petty concern that ever put in a bid
has blossomed out, in HE
contractor
The Clearfield Republican says Simon
Flynn, who is in charge of the river
log drive thia spring, started his “rear
at the Cherrvtree monument Tuesday
morning. He will have abant 50,000,.
000 feet in charge when he gets to the
mouth of Clearfield creek.
E. P. McCormick and EE. M. Ellis
spent a portion of last week among
friends ut Hollidaysbarg. Phi
and Osceola. While away
Cormick purchased a
cock. It ia
3} un
std
VES
#N
100 wise
thim 1.0
PEI
1G RCC,
fools will wark the
wu
ETON
»
+
we
al says Toa t
repu KE 1 D-
hen 20 Ruy i
Sh
Dower s
Let papers,
up to 22.4x
THE
1.54 »
They an hig valn
or R NE CKWE AR
3 he
Lat
t Ne
4
tps vy
i SR
Hrmboarg
Ms Me.
pea. We h: is jenty at 28K each.
an be (( ME HE RE ~— Save
seen at his residence on Palmer avenae, ; till re-
R. Somerville and L 1 took Penny Profits
advantage of the high water in Chest :
Creek on Tuesday and started for Caba
on a dog raft, but after sailing along
very nicely for about a mile they struck
a snag and were compelled to return
home by land. Reuel says the water
was a little chilly for a plunge bath,
however, he was compelled to try it
| during the trip.
4 Hn
E11 caldiies the eve. Th EE ag §
heey Lrg ig
a flue speciman pint eo
Fra a
sad D>
8. Bel
it
kraal
— Big Sales
THE KEYSTONE CLOTHING
IND SHOE CO.
sa) Directly opposite the Bank.
dwelling house on East Magee avenue,
tenement pear
| pany is laying. the foundations for the
All
© ns
fi
You're Not So
Warm”
ry
.
YOll would be i
you were located near-
cr the equator and vou
are not obtaining such
values for your money
as you would if you
were to look over the
bargains we arc offer-
Ing in
CLOTHING,
SHOES,
HATS,
CAPS, SHIRTS,
GENTS FURN-
ISHINGS.
Wolf & Thompson.
Notice of Application for a Charter.
Notice is hereby given that an appli-
cation will be made to the Governor of
the State of Penneyivania on Tuesday
April, 5, 1598 by I. M. Patterson, 8. 'W.
Worrell, J. BE. Parnell, J. W. Lupfor,
R F. Wise and MR Cowher,
under the Act of Assembly of
Pennsylvania entitied an “Act to pro-
vide for the incorporation and regul-
AS
ation of certain corporations’ approved
April 20, 1874, and the supplements
thereto for the charter of an intended
corporation, to be called “The Patton
Wooden Manufacturing Company,”
the character and object of which is
the manufacture and sale of spokes,
handles and all wood products and for
these purposes to have, possess and
enjoy all the rights, benefits and priv.
fleges of said Act of Assembly and its
supplements
The proposed charter is now
the office of the Secretary
Commaonweaith
RECEL SOMERVILLE,
Raolicitor,
It in, or should be, the highest aim of
every merchant to please his custom.
ers; and that the wide-awake drug
firm of Mevers & Eshleman, Sterling,
on fle
af the
Lea
wis
Ill, is doing.so, is proven by the follow |
Eahleman:
px perience
“In my six-
in
ing from Mr
teen vears'
/ we, the adnet, do hereby
| agree to o refund the money on two 25.
cent bottles of Baxter's Mandrake
| Bitters, if it fails to cure constipation,
'billiousness, sick headache, or any of
the diseanen for which it is recom.
‘mended. Also will refund the money
Lon a S-cent bottle of Downs’ Elixir, if
it does not cure any cough cold,
‘ eroup, whooping cotgh, or throat or
lung diffealty Wa gaarantea
one B.cent bottle
a ines
to prove satisfactory
funded. For sale by
Patton Pharmacy
or money me
W. Hodgkins,
Renda
P ase W aabington
P.O SB of A, 1
the Camp Mond: ay evening,
the following
stracted pobilshed
WHEREAS, it has pleased the Almighty
(vod the Ruler of all, to remove from
onr Camp oor bro ther, A. A. Barker,
and as a tribute to his memory, we
tender the following resclutivus,
Resolved. that in the death of oor
brother this camp loses one of ite most
honored, respected and | patriotic
members
Resolved, that we deeply mourn the
departure of our dear brother, who
has heen called to a higher and lwtler
camp above.
Resolved again, that we tender to the
family of the deceased, our most sin.
cere condolence in the bereavement
and that these ressiutions be copied
in oor minnte book and be published
in the PaTroN CorriEr and E A
Mountaineer and a copy of same be
mailed to the family of deceased, also,
Resolved, that our charter be draped
wen oA Reowpeet.
435
milar meeting of
March, 01
in
by {amp
i
renoltitions were
in mourning for thirty days.
Gin. H. CureMax,
Harvey BEXNETT,
I. R Beta,
Commities
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
Cures Piles, Scelds, Beres.
Ripaas Tabules cure Dauses.
Ripans Tabules for sour stomach
Ripans Tabules assist digestion,
Ripans Tahnles: one gives relief
Ripans Tabulea cure Antulence.
A GREAT
opportunity
in offered at
If von are not a customer of ou
you cannot fail to see the necessity and
advantage of being one when you look
Al these prices.
Best or matches, per dos. boxes, O07
Six tollet soa Bie goods, 0
Men's heavy work s 4
Large wit boiler, ‘warranted 1 not
i Large os wash bow!
: brace or bits sach
Fancy cake dish, footed, .
square or round glass dishes
for bargains is
19
Ladies calico wrappers, worth 75,at 58
Boyw' suits, ages % to 15 yours, $1.28
Mens’ Kentucky Jane pants
Fine of Tam O'Shant-
ers and hats
— New Spring
line
Ladies trim ied
zr Sty
Ladies’ dress skirts, made of Figured
Brilliantine, Biack Mohair and Figured
Rilk, best qualities at prices no ane can
compete.
THE BAZAAR
G. O. BRADY, Prop'r.
+f either of the above
Ar OR
'RE Notley,
; - Dealer in—
‘Wines, Liquors,
Beer, Etc.
D. Luntz & Son's Beer a
Specialty.
Our Bottled Beer and Porter for
family gee cannot be excelled Prices
ATV TOAAOH
FLASKS, CORKS, JU GS, ETY.
ns HASTINGS, PA;
A.C. Fisher.
WALL
PAPER!
Wa have the moat complete fine
of Wall Paper in North-
ern Cambria. All new
patterns to select from.
Good White Blank 3
per roll, 8 yds long.
Rijlveretts 4, 5, 8 and
Te. Gilt from Se ap
Pictures and
Frames.
All styles and spon. We carry a
large stock of Mould-
ingw and can make any
size frame. Crayon
work life sise with 6
inch frame only $3.00;
others charge $4.50,
Give us a call and save money.
Store on corner Magee
and Fourth Aves,
PATTON, PA.
Fine Millinery.
wish to announce to the
peop! e of Patton id vicinity
that 1 have purchased the
Millinery Store of Miss Alice
A. Ashcroft and will Carry a
full line of Millinery, Fancy
Goods, Notions, Ete. It will
pay you to call,
On April oth and 7th
I will have a Grand Opening of my
millinery store when vou can ses my
new line of Sprin Sata all styles and
shapes and at al
Also I wish to oon ce that the ser.
vices of Miss Alles Lo Asheoroft have
heen secured in my trimming depart.
ment.
Mrs. Anna Dartt,
PATTON, PA.
the drag
business | have never seen or sold or
tried a medicine that gave as good sat-
isfaction as Chamberlain's colle, cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy.” Sold hy
Patton Pharmacy, CC W. Hodgkins
Notice to Bridge Builders.
Seated p
the office of the County
ers, Fhensburg., Pa, antil
APRIL I, 188% at 12
the erection of an
aver the Clearfield
Ashville.
the clear. Width of roadway 14 feet.
Separde bide for masonry and super
stroctare will be required. Al bids 0
hand with
of a surety ar
full amount of
goend falth on
pried
Creek at or near
companied by
hod
he ac two
sureties, or the
tps company to
the hid,
part
the
sid Y
Plans
AR A Tuan of
o£ bidders specifica-
for masonry
foe
he a
on fie
Bids
coompanied
nn osaid om-
neice rs’
stracin
MY REP
: ?
Peto with
wai Beations
iain
SPIE RY
ARIEL BY
Successful Bidder will be required |
Bb bomd with at least two stireties,
a surety ir rust com
Tin * oe yy
Bee amonnt of Lhe (Ha
performance of
nui fo omnssione:
testanl AY 4M
. b ,
BENG. dUNES,
Aram Hosen
"
DaoMAR iH
£ £7
ER,
{WN Eh
Ie
le ig
Pa.
J ~ {
nets Ofee, Ebenisbury,
13
GATES,
March
~ Nise
After vears of antold suffering rom
B®. P af Knoxville, Pa.
ured by using a single box af De
« Witch Hazel Salve. Skin disease
eczema, rash, pimples
Sie, rs il
Wile
Witt’
be 87 fl 4
us and ob
stipate sores are readily cured by this
famous remedy OW. Hodgkins,
Patton Pharmacy
Jr Bowels With Cascarets
wd Gonstipation forever
. drugwists refund money
Fdaeare Yiu
¥ Laibar
Cant;
We, Be ICCC fail
One Minute Coun Cure, cures.
That is what it was made for.
length of span 100 fest in
roposais will be received at
Commissdon- |
FRIDAY,
o'clock noon, for
Iron or Steel Bridge
ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED
and doakiet free. 14. STERLING LIYG BENDY 4
;
>ov Peeve VvYye Te
meee! woe ror mater reas. | Sam-§
. hicage, Bontreal, Can. or New York, mt
errr err rere wer 7%.
B The Quickest
“he Mail Order House
- in the State.
BOTH m=
BUILT
FOR
YOUR
BENEFIT
Frame
reer
Arby
AER
UNCLE SAM'S
MAIL SERVICE AND
THIS STORE
SHOPPING
Yo Poserrenrier avin
P. 3 SY IV EIA,
We prepay Postage and [xpress oa all
goons ordered bv Mail,
Wr ew Be of
wired
2emind TAY
but for Cash only.
dae for Samples
pe
Best Goods wt Lowest Prices... and
vour Money Back if vou want it.
> ALTOONA,
PENNA.