PATTON C0
VOL. V.—NO. 18.
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THURSDAY, MARCH
SIT L. W. COOK'S
EPARTM.
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rand offer
Ch 2
Save your checks.
On January 1st, 1399, I will
give to the | rn-
wrens | gah
sO Tel
TH
ph
ing the largest number of
my Cash Register Checks
Of standard make.
Will be
September.
Full Particulars
Later
her Strong
“My mother has been
aming Pins Cxiexy
CouroryD for nervous
PNSSNIOH, SeSuS- |
on exhibition
ber a world of good
\ It is the only medi
cine that strength
Patton Pharmacy.
pe Fifth and Beech avenues, Oppo
site School building.
ARDware.
A woodman is known by
his tools, and he is a geod
workman in the same propor
tion that they are good tools.
We have the best line of
Mechanic's tools, complete
line of paint brushes, carry
the best line of cook stoves
and ranges,
Capello,
Columbian,
and
Cinderella,
all fully guaranteed.
Just received all varieties of
Gorden Seeds. Give us a
trial order
Furnitu to
Department.
Come and examine our
new line of Carpets, Mattings,
Rugs, Window Blinds, Cur-
‘tain Poles, Brass Curtain
Rods, Pictures, Mirrors, Iron
Beds! Well, to make a long
story short, we can fit you out
from cellar to garret.
J. E.
HD. CO.
in
"ing be upon th:
DICKERS IN DIRT
Flonase
, March 18
Deeds Recorded at gr AEE fix Fate
Frida
AV. Barker
Clearfield: consideratinn,
H. Vv. Jackson € t al tor bi
Hugh, Hastings, $200
Rarah Ellen Tomiinson to
Reanian, Cambria, $1.
John Montgomery
gomery, Cresson, $1.
Cinorire
Matin
R550
ward Mo
of nx to
Jamies
Hamman to Annie
mond, Allegheny, $2300,
Rarah A. Cox et vir to George Swi
Clearfield, 145,
John Anderson ef
ner, Cambria county,
Grallitzin Building & Loan Asso
to Clara A. Quinn, Gallitzin
$1,000.
Patrick Madden to Thomas
et al, Clearfield, 8500.
Regina Callan ot vir to Enterpr
Grange, No. 111* P of H,
gheny, $1.
Prudence 3M. George et
Litzinger, Washington, $25.
Philip A. Burkhart et ux to William
WwW. L , Patton, $550
George Bruce et ux to Lingi Bozo,
Cresson, $800.
i John I. Ahles nx to
| Farabaugh, Carroll, §1,500,
i Executor of Michael Clark to Cathe
| arine Bradley, Gallitzin borough, $100.
3
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FAFER
edd,
bx Frei
al to BE
Sebastian
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£5
Bids to be Opened.
The bids fur the erection of the new
i Catholich church in Patton will be
opened some day this week and the
contract let. As soon as this is at.
tended to work will be commenced at
once on the erection of the same. John
Gaglairdi, who has the contract for the
laying of the foundation, will com-
mence work as soon as the weather
permits. It will not be many months
until one of the finest church edifloes
in this section of Cambria will adorn
the grounds on the southwest corner of
Palmer and Sixth avenues.
Retarined from the Cities.
Miss Alice A. Ashcroft, who has
“been in the eastern cities for the past
ten days purchasing a spring line of
millinery for Mrs. Anna Dartt’s millin
ery store, returned home this week,
and the finest line of ladies trinumned
hats ever brought to Patton will be
“exhibited at the store, next door
the First National Bank. Ladies’ are
invited to call.
tO
On the Inside.
On the inside pages of the COURIER
will be found the official report of the
blowing up of the hattieship Maine in
Havana harbor; President McKinley's
message regarding the disaster: late
telegraph news, and an important
Good Roads column. Don’t fail to
observe the same.
Fractieal Puintieg
T. W. Letts, practical painter. Spec.
ialtiex Natural finishing and
imitations of oak, ash mahogany, rose-
wood cherry, walnut
‘Can paint a sign and hang wall pauper.
Uses nothing but the best of materials,
yh
fox
wow
and marbles,
The time when
RAY ar col to Patton and
people with whos we have
pleasantly five
Titasd
thee
Se
LO
basen
iy
years.
apprecisnion
daring our sta:
has ever been
in every particuias Cond 's bless.
tleay ether and hin
family who succeed Gs,
church, Ups Gi anid UG
all the institutions of he town, whi
have for their purpose the uplifting
humanity.
CHa
gpon. the
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ii } Krgiok
W. Wasson ano Fawn
Tor Advertisers
Hereafter all patrons who wish a
‘display advertisement in the Parron
COURIER, or who wish to chang
“ad pow running, must hand
copy in not later than Tuesday
o'clock p. m. of each week, If handed
in later than that time it will have 1
be held over ‘till the next week. All
well regulated newspapers must have
a specifled time in which to receive
such business; if not, the paper
liable to be issued several hours be-
hind time and then the subscribers
would have good reason to complain,
Try to get copy in early.
Patron Pon Co.
is
Ar Carner Drag Store,
Albert Marris, the prescription clerk
at the Corner Drug store,
in rear of building and any
wishing prescriptions filled or other
medicine after the store is closed for
the day can be accommodated by
| calling at the rear door on Magee ave-
inne, AM oad prompt al lentio
it. D. Hasson, Propretor
has a room
person
THE LATEST WAR TALK.
¥ 3
Pas woop os pg
FRE TEMS
DEPENDS ON CONGRESS
Will me $
ARI
2 Fen
¥s
Foe Serine
Nebraska, ine
Produced 0 premoin PRCOEIT EAT Er The
independance of the Cuban republic.
by a resolution pro-
This was fills i
Bawlins,
by Mr tah, de
war against the xingdom of
Mr Foraker, (hin, then
introdineed a resolution declaring for
such intervention in the Coban war as
would bring about the independence of
the Cobans Following this came a
resolution by Mr. Frye, of Maine, de
manding that Caba be made free
The resolutions followed one another
so rapidly as almost to stun the
auditors, both Renators and spectators
The galleries were in a commotion and
the people were prepared for anything.
This was the condition when the vice.
president recognized Mr. Mason, of
Hlinods, for his announced speech on
the President's message transmitiing
to Congress the findings of the Maine
court of inquiry. Mr. Mason read his
speech from manuscript, but it was de.
livered with all the vigor and fire of
which he is capable. The intensity of
the feeling of those in the alle
wan evidences by the storm of applaose
which was elicited by his declaration
that he was for war. Vice-President
Hobart had real difflenity
ing the demonstration,
After Mr. Mason's speech
p asa] seve nBty
Bilin
%
PH yee} of
slg mien
Miarmng
&
{5
Spain,
Loom
in S13 HITE
the senate
pansion
with
of
{%
o LE3
Hour private
and followed this order
eulogies on the ate Senator Farl
South Carol of the most re.
markable of which was pronoanoed by
Mr. Tillman, a long time political op
ponent of General Farle
na, Oth
The several resoiotions introdoced
relating to Caba were referred to the
commities on foreign relations exoept
hat of Mr. Allen, which at his request,
waa laid on the table
spaniants iTolding ap Ganmerce,
Kingston, March 28. The
schooner Hester, on tr
was held up off the coast of
boarded by par from a
gunboat and towed into port at Calsida
Aller being detained three days her
Aen were pronounced to be all right
and she was allowed to proceed
American
roti Janngea,
aba and
1 im Noanish
Aga i Be Fiovted
" Fa w% 5% ¥ ¥ § 4 & x
How hormas, wha Lives bear
town. has again bean as aR
hese Agri
culture of U;
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posation he
ae
Ea
Youd canted i wi "oy EER
i EEL TO eT ATR, Las
fins head ! BEVEL YOATS I homas
tas served i CApacity withital
always looking
weilare of the farmer in
He will still
raf the haiding of farmers’
Ey
and just manner,
ward 1a the
Cainibria continue lo
R12: avis aw Jains the Navy
Bal Ddwver an
Houna macianist, sue.
; fay ud ex Emination
al Sew part 8 NOW
a msanibey
He In J
fie States navy
& WOT
A William Dwyer, assistant
of the paint shop at 1220
sirang € lab,
menbery of
cinb will hold
a mevting on Saturday & evening for the
Prose
ad
rganizing and getting in
We wail
seta
awe Por hw OH RENN
$1 YY a
> a
stpstigest team
than we ever had,
Las this
Many Veupiw
A good many people
vicinity are using the Cz
atid Ranges, which is the
of their merit. Scid bs
Hardware Uo
For Na
A good pool room and stock of
tectionery, cigars ami tobi
Apply tO or
I. Jd. KLINE, Patton, Pa
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address
Sibi
flan
f cneajs
Eighteen young men from Clearfield
arrived in this city yestesday
timber rait. The excursionists spent
the day wing the sights of the city.
~Lock Haven Express,
“Thu % iy
on a
SHERIDAN TROOP INSPECTED
Mo jor Penny f
the €
ecard
Pal
the Hrigade Sow
syiiry
3. BRB {
Master Sergeant
wneling, whe is Quarter
if the Sheridan Troop,
attend the
& 8 Lr
Tyrone, Pa
ime Ohh
sdneted by
of
National
Magen y 2 P
Recond
Ponnaviy
SRNY, inEpechion
of brig
ANA TS
Fy
fsrard
rat for
drill
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taser le sgrpng gn t akan d ox Fug
LER pe We i lim
and
wis wil nessed
The
rsd
{os those
PHAR TL Leg
prAReet TL 0
pestle recent
yigently stir Wy the
r Yuin
whe ry cnsidera
thnsiasm wy
guring 1
PEL pi ts ! tarvgdiel
The troop made a splendid ag
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ppenr-
seid
asinned no
from the The
he cay airy wars
provision of
ance on the drill ground. The sple
IDEA rande Wf thes Tyas WN
fittie
RIE TYE crows!
various evaintions of
execited with the vim and
regulars, and Major Penny expressed
his gratifications to Captain Jones over
the splendid showing made in warm
terms. The troop had spent consider-
able time in preparing for the inspec.
tion, a preliminary mounted drill hav.
ing been conducted on the green in the
forenoon
Calico ball April 18th
Freah fish at Kinkead's Restaurant
Ohio printers will hold a state con-
vention.
The next
April sth
If you want soe shad
Restanrant
holiday is
i poor Friday,
go to Kinkead's
New York World's managing editor
gels $25,000 a year.
Go to Dans’ Bakery
fresh bread and cakes
Mrs. A. H Burkey visited friends at
Johnstown over Sanday.
for your
Weeling miners have strock against
a ont from 40 to 33: renta a ton
at Firemen's
April 18th,
Attend the calico bali
Hall, on Monday night,
The (: a headquarters
for everything in the grocery linea
wh (erocery
The lone Asherman can be seen alipost
at any time along the banks of Chest
{reek
Factory T A
wa visitor to Patton
PHstrict inspector
Bradiey, of ilaily,
this week
of
risiers hewnre the board
Keep your eye on
Bieyele
walk linanoe,
the policeman,
Or
Misx Paseo Smith,
of Tipton, Pa, is
Mes JE Parnell,
visiting her sister,
ott Palmer avenue.
the COURIER this
read them
ads in
* 5
YE oneeget 1a
:
Mo emingd
Reveral new
FRG iste
spinich,
at
DNIONS,
SEA Foor raisin.
oi M
Springer, wha lives Bear
Wax R
» Wetlnesday
TIL, pleasant cadler ad
Pan gst.
Mellon
two
were
ay,
of Pit
adted
* oy iy Baasirieset Wadi ges
OWI OL DUSITORE WY aiesaay
Any
agit abound
ETM
Haat
ALAR 4
call an un
A NeW spring
more Bros
merchant tailors, next to Post offles
BR W. 1
into the
N
Avena
burg
pnele,
moved his family
pied by
Palmer
tas
fiirmerly
Pat
awher
hones CHO
i} ters 31
A
of Philips
if her
West Beech
is Vis Oe
Thos, 11
avele.
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th § ight
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A girl for generdl house
fami:y Comat Ww
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ror }
Patton,
WOrK if sma ages fo
mrticalars address
Pa
Magee
bv il di
4d
gird
Box 274%,
Mrs >» FE
wii
i}
Jones, of AV ee
noe, fina heen iin
the past fiw
pleases] to state,
Mi ax Mabel Robins
Ni Hie
IN ROW axing
mee ling
4 ak cnet gsd axis nt Edy
FR Jr 1A} if the
¥
rece nilly oom-
d
has
artractive
The
Pree ieg d ry artistic an
Easter show window in his
window contains, in addition to a beast
tiful display of ornamental eggs, etc,
two real live white Guinea-pigs. They
are the sma!l variety and resemble
very much the white rabbit,
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re
His
Ww
WwW.
Mae these tat i {rises
Waar fens
Wises 34
fen! Vie fi oof
oar town, and wha has boon pial
four five von amobg
ur and
de
per fledd
i
RroOwt h
Capi te
: $e
parted
The choreh has has
ii Fags SEY
When
in
the
#8 Wi {fe Rows
Rev
i843 there
M
Wasser
tyiaw gt
yng Wt
ement
arvies Patan were trig!
two menibers of et bndigt Episoo.
Hoang aa oo
chur
the
ens}
HAE
roamed fra] wife
paantio
york in the sprit of the
and the pestis pave isin fost
Tig 1%
wes 5A
nr iy BOR
reer Par avid 2 J shin tionara the
if
J é % us Pons
Runday school bas a membership of
¥
I HEY (fi the En.
wrth
w Leagae and : 1M members
in the Junior League Uh congreg-
tions have heen arg aul sopreciative
and the ME red of Pation
vigoroas in every de part ment of
The church
Sunday
1
Work.
tes the doors
evening. Rev Wasson
referred feelingly to the growth of the
church and to the associations founded,
and expressed the belief that the future
history of the church would # Dis.
tory of growth and prosperity. He
spoke in the highest terms of the work
and character of his successor, and
asked for him the same cordial support
he had The people of Patton
love Rev. Wasson and his family and
the prayers and best wishes of our
people go with them to their new home,
C.SR
WARK CPOw edt
Jest
he
pose veh
Ad
The following
appear in the
those contemplating purchasing goods
can do well by calling and examine
goods: Mirkin & Kuasner, cloth-
ing, dry goods, ete; Mra. Anna Dart,
millinery; Patton Supply general
merchandise: [Hpsmore Bros, merch.
ant tailors; Keystone Clothing Co,
clothing, shoes, Wm FPF
Gable & Co and LL Aitaona,
Pa
New risen dila,
advertisements
En this week and
hw
COUR
0 .
ard
{ ak,
ete s
Ww
akties Mali,
he held in
night,
of the
will
Munday
ausploes
A grand calico bail
Hail op
under the
rank of Patton
No 1. Ladies will please deposit neck.
tie in envelope Mrs. Rook's store or
at Kinkead’s Restaurant on or before
the 18th of April Tickets for supper
and ball will be $1.00 Good order will
be maintained and a big tine is assured
i
Firemen's
April Inth,
uniformed
Fire Co
#t
¥
H ooh attend
Vien Tas Law Deeisboi
. in the Blair County Court
fast week, deride) that the Tax
Art of June 14 1887, Hn posing a tax on
all foreign-born laborers i» anconstita-
and in confllet with the Four
Amend: provid for
whig
rt held that
and
Judge Bell
Alien
tional
tewnith et,
The 1
pre MANN: O
EAN On
equal
1
the act pat a 5
taxed the industrious of
Has made arsangemenis
y the National Pjur Ball scores
the coming hkeason and a
Dat posted
which
Also all
i
other mportant may
nappen, wii
huailetin
shoes at a Baigein,
$
oi should gol miss seeing tie
y
tale I
large
iil of shoes of kil stvies and
No Caoaomd,
Don't
Cerin,
i ®
fi DArg aki
figs al fhe stare ol
ge it all 5 4
Fhey Wa dl Ze as
miss the opportonity |
fui |
|
ee?
ia if
housekeepers the Clade
Bange, and pronounce it a perfect
sald by J. EB. Kirk Hardware Co.
Nation Lo Bi tors
relia
is -
baker
the
Dis-
for
the Pat
he refeeived by
Se hood
ath.
Proposain will
School Board of Pati
trict up watid noon, Apnil
of the addition to
lans may
INN,
the erection
ton public school. Pas merely
at offfee of GG. H.
Paton, Ya. or
M. Robinson,
The
Bids, BE
H.UuR
Carfmen,
>» +3 5
4% Leos
Secretary,
ices of Charles
Ared Altoona, Pa.
is reserved any or
CRPW ELL, Pres
I15t2
lel
td) meet
right
PMAN, Mayu
hy 78 BL
i
bugs ps the Pat don Cow Insur-
meet a
i James Metion| on Saturday,
of April, o'clock
purpose oi selecting an
Ee 4 examine
the company
FANT,
. y
are peauested to the
the second day al
§
Lie
Investigmting Commitee
of Cows insured by
JOHN
Lome
Sey
Warning ©
I hereby a all persons
owning
my land whatever 1 will hold them for
Henry Fox.
|
give warning!
damages.
cows that if thdy trespass on’
xi alike
cake TE En
on
fie
3 fRtpil Os
salinfneling
We pligese you |
2 140W PRICES
Dinsmore Bros,
PATTON. PAL
Dry goods
and Carpets
Sold by Wm. Murray's
Non & Co, Altoona. have for
more than thirty vears been con.
sidered, and justly too,
TRE BEST QUALITY.
THE NEWEST STYLES.
TRE LOWEST PRICES.
Out of Town
Purchasers
are invited to correspond
with us if it is not convendent to
come to Lhe store.
We can supply sour wants
promptly and save you money.
WM MIERA
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“You're Not So
Warm”
if
Ie ke eated near-
Vill would he
Vu
the equa nd vou
are not obtaining such
I mney
if vou
over the
are offer-
dm
We
* »™ 3
vid
3
values toi
as Vou
vour
would
were to ook
bargains we
Ng 1n
CLOTHING,
SHOES,
HATS,
CAPS, SHIRTS,
GENTS FURN-
ISHINGS.
Woli & Thompson.