oo - fresh bread and cakes. | visitor to Patton Moiaday. thanks John Truman, proprietor of the HH Patton Green house nn Mcintyre ave- 4 Fee {a A ON covRIER, MAY xo, 1898. a Seni i 7 'N PUBLISHING CO,, Proprietors. ; BE. Wir GREENE, Editor. mies 2 A pn Se was an An | bakery. Finest onion seta in town at Cash {on business Monday. Have You Tried C. W. Hodgkins’ Fine Soda Water Yet? Memorial Day, Monday, May 30th. For fine cakes and pies go to Dans’ Grocery. Wm. Smith came over from Hastings | New things in ladies skirts at Mrs. Dartt's D. A. Moore, of Williamsport, was. | here on business Saturday. Dennis Kline, of Hastings, made | | Patton a brief visit Monday. Robt. F. Notley, of Hastings, was a pleasant visitor to Patton Tuesday. i J. J. Preston and lady, of Spangler, | were visitors to our town Sunday. The (ash Grocery is headquarters for everything in the grocery linea. Frank E. Taylor, a traveling salesman of Philipsburg, spent Monday in our town. the Spaziish Xnave, The dew it fll, hat shot and shell now they ink of Pow And hix Yankee fighting Ne dete lt? vy 0 i Pon I inate darkue. ! And they did not pet a smell. Ln. ye waists and Supply. y al! the Spa "beer on tap at C. W. Hodgkins, Patton pre C ate sell vou and the cash Ladies” see the new line of shirt dress skirts at Patton Cool muda water and refreshing root : Pharmacy. J. R. Lewis, a traveling salesman of Pittsburg was looking after trade in . Patton Monday. black satin, | oh A A mn AS There 1s poetry in ‘what we are saymg. ‘Not metered lines or lyrical sentences, but ‘homely expressions of practical helps at this season. You will ap- the goods we: vou WC Cdl S4VEe on | Julius Morrison and Philip Sarony, ttle or big purch: ases. of Morrisdale Mines, were Patton Monday. My Pern of Patton High Seheod, Cash Grocery. Don’t forget Memorial Day. Give the Cash Grocery one trial and | You will call again. | 'The most up to date maslin ander- wear ak Mra. Dartt's. Go to Dsus’ Bakery for your Old newspapers fur sale at this office i © at 10 cents per hundred. J. J. Johnston, of Madera, was » John A. Morgan, of Altoona, a a Lr : visitor to Patton Saturday. John W. Leonard, of Ansonville, visited among friends here Monday. : halk Hulton, prominent stiorney | ! Philp Brann snd D. A. Kinkead, of ; were sein on our streets 0s "0.0, Dickey, of Houtsdale, was the : | mtr. w. Lupfer and family over | i i "R.A. Shillingford, of Peale, Pn, was | Sig in town Monday while en roate to, a lB Kighte to at Caw tend Patton Castle 8 K. G. E. Busi | Hon. Jaa. Kerr and J. W. Bloom, Jr., o Huai were In town Saturday | . Sen Decker, 8 traveling esman bean ill of diphtheria, is convalescing. | ' M. J. Kennedy, representing the ‘Scotdale Brewing Co., of Scotdale, 4 Srammotel Dusisums in town Tues- 5 x F. Drury, of hotel register fame, ~ and Pred 8. Kelley, both of Johnstown, were Visors to Patton a few hours | Soh 2d Bowen, a prominent hotel pristor of North Spangler, was a b visitor to our town Monday. or Williame, of the Glen camp. t, is again bappy over the ar- Me oes 8. Good and two sons, | Sere 8d Ralph, | were visitors to ; Mr. nd Mrs. Thomas Nagle and | John A. Nagle, all of Clearfield town- | ship, near 8t. Augustine, were pleasant to to Patton Monday. vikitors tO H R Owens, W. LL. and P, O. Jones, all of Ebenaburg, were welcome visitors to Patton Sanday. Patronine your home bakery and buy your bread from Daus, oppe:; | site the Palmer house. C. W. Hodgkins has his large soda | fountain in running order. Stop in ‘and get a good, cool, refreshing drink. Anthony McGarvey, a prominent and good natored farmer of McPheron, Clearfield, county, was circulating. among friends in Patton Monday. Chas. M. Rowland, traveling sales- | man for Newlin, Knight & Co., whole- | re hardware dealers of Philaglelphis, | | was looking after trade in Patton Tues | day. J. L. Liberman, the regular visiting | optician, is now at the Palmer House in | Patton and will remain here until San- | day at 12 o'clock. Persons wishing their eyes examined should call and see him. -1t During the absence from: town of Beech Creek Fireman Dennis Dristol, “who is attending the Grand Lodge of 1 ‘0.0. F. at Wilkes-Barre, Pa, M. L. ' Wicks, of Jersey Shore, is filling his { Place on the locomotive. Wm. Cramer, yardmaster on the | Beech Creek railroad, is attending the session of the Grand Lodge of 1. 0.0. F. | of Pennsylvania at Wilkes-Barre, this | week, as a representative of Patton ‘Lodge No. 1089, 1. 0. O. F. Owen Garrity, of Barnesboro, was a visitor to Patton Monday. He was, here in the interests of the coal mining | ‘machines at the Pardee colliery, and (expects to move his family to this place | in the near future. C. Earnest Chase, dentist of Clear ' | fel, was in Patton Saturday looking for a locatien and was very much . He expects to locate here in the near future. E. B. Chase, his brother, was also a visitor crowded condition of their office, Parnell & Cowher, the Patton insurance and real estate agents, have secured | another room adjoining their present one which they have had cosily fitted up. They have made several other im- portant changes io their offices which ' adds materially to their convenience. J. A. Allen, of New York, represent- ing she Banborn-Perris Map Company, {is spending a few days in Patton. He Is here for the purpose of making a | complete map to be used principally by fire insurance companies. When com- pleted it will be a very useful acquisiton to any office or business house in Pat. ton as well as to an insurance office. A dozen “old maids” constituted a happy party who took a straw ride to’ ' Chest Springs Saturday evening. The ' night was spent in dancing in the large hall at that place, when they returned to their homes during the we sma’ hours of the next day. Notwithstanding | they had no gentlemen escorts, except Je driver, they reported baving had a 3 : The Nicktown & Spangler Telephone | 0 mp ny’ had let the contract for the erection of poles betwoen the two towns | to John Boslet, of Spangler, who prom- | insen 30 push the work to early eomple- | i The Carrolitown News says that, bets tn Coun heartily | at Cash Grocery. An exchange publishes the following es “Whenever you borrow | a paper and see an item that doesn’t suit i your fancy, don’t get mad at the edi- ‘tor and want to lick him, but go to the | man you borrow it from. It is his | property and he needs a licking for : being jay enough to loan it to an ignor- amus who won't subscribe, yet wishes to dictate as to how it shall be edited.” For the best fresh fish go to Matthew Miller. 10tf "Don’t Puget That Mathew Miller has the Carroll- | town manufactured ice for sale; also! ice cream and fresh fish, 28tf F meat syru vi ah : lard, ig ne nd beets, radishes, sour and sweet pickies | i : 9 1 LeT ‘COME HERE First S Say a word shout] More Suits. We you a good all-wool suit for 86.18. Just think of it. It's nice looking and well fitting and as well made as can be. We also have a suit at 7.48 that £10.00 quality. The ones we sell at 9.98 are actually better than others in Patton and Altoona ask 13.00 and $15.00 for. WE CAN Show you an ele- ant line of Boys’ and hildren’s Suits — all] prices and dollars saved on every one. WE CARRY A Fine line of 1S a regular i i Notes. | We, the undersigned, do hereby | agree to refund the money on two 25- [cent botties of Baxter's Mandrake | Bitters, if it fails to cure constipation, billiousness, sick headache, or any of the diseases for which it is recom. mended. Also will refand the money on a 5-cent bottle of Downs’ Elixir, if it does not care any cough, cold, croup, whooping cough, or throat or lung difficulty. one 25.cent bottle of either of the above to prove satisfactory or money re- funded. For sale by C. W. Hodgkins, Patton Pharmacy. Masical Definitions. IW. virtaoso of Patton, has formulated the following musical definitions: Quatre- Main Playing - Generally a test of strength, Accompaniment Piano solo with vocal obligato. Ad Libitam- Generally interpreted to mean, play as many wrong notes as you please. Ama- teur- One who gives points, never takes any, generally has money but never buys a concert ticket. Appasion- ato Smash the keys, tear out the strings and keep your foot on the padal; if playing violin, throw down the in- strument and stamp on it. Bach. - The bane of music stadents’ exis tance. Bass Singer Often a misprint; should read basesinger. DeWitt's Little Early Risers, The famous Hithe pills. The human machine starts but once and stops but once. Yon can keep it offer going longest and most regularly by using DeWitt’s Little Farly Risers, the famous little pills for constipation and | all stomach and liver troubles. , W, Hodgkins, Patton Pharmacy. A Famoas German Doctor's Work Consumption is now known to be curable if taken in time - the German remedy known as Otto's Cure, having been found to be an almost certain ture for the disease. and all throat and lung diseases are quickly cured by Dr. Otto's Great German Remedy. (nto’s Cure are being given away by our agent, C. W. Hodgkins. Large -wimew 25 and 50 conta. “One Minute cough Cure is the best preparation | have ever sold or used and I can’t say too much in its praise.” I. M. Kennon, Merchant, Odell, Ga. C. W. Hodgkins, Patton Pharmacy. the Celebrated Sweet, Orr & Co. 98¢ ones up to 83.98. Ww E ALSO Have the Overalls ° and Jackets that we sell for 88¢, regular prices £1 each. We have the soc Over- alls and Jackets at 38c. each. Ww E CALL Your attention to our clegant line of Straw Hats from the 3c ones up to $1.98. WE CARRY A Complete line. Up-to-date and at penny profits. OUR FURNISHING Goods and Hats are always ahead of the procession. SHOES, WELL, Yes we carry the biggest and best line m town. Ask vour neighbor, or last, and our motto still is Penny Profits—Big Sales. THE KEYSTONE CLOTHING IND SHOE CO. par Directly opposite the Bank. The Cuban question and political issues sink into insignificance with the man who suffers from piles. What he desires, is relief. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve cures piles. CW. Hodg- kins, Patton Pharmacy. The Patton Herald is a recent ad dition to the early dead, in the nows. paper world, The Cormier is all the paper that tows needs or wants and it's good enough for anybody. Editor Will Kinsloe will now try his hand on the Cambria Democrat, another fledg- Ling be has launched on the ‘canld, Ebens- ~ Philips canld blast” of a cruel workl burg is the Democrat's home. "burg Ledger. 8. E. Parker. Sharon, Wis, writes: 4 have tried DeWitt's Witch Hazel | Salve for itching piles and it always i stops them in two minates. 1 consider DeWitt's Witch Haze! Salve the great- est pile cure on the market.” CW. Hodgkins, Patton Pharmacy. One Minute Cough Cure. cures. That is what it wes made fer. Pants—from the DeWitt’'s Witch Hazel Salve Cares Plies. Scalds. Burma. Always safe! Always the Plain truth! Always satisfactory! So HS a NS We also guarantee P. McBride, the clever pilano- : Asthma, bron- thitis, croup, coughs, colds, pneumonia Sample bottles of : 75C.; Our Specialties. Star dinner pail, heavy tin at Oval dinner pail, best (uality Fancy Jappaned flour can, holds 50 bs, at - 1-gallon galvanized oll can at 10-quart tin bucket goes at Large granite wash basin at Granite dish pans, 25¢ to Ciranite kettle 200 to foe cream freezers: Bua, 4 Sereen doors, complete, ningee, knobs, ete, Screen windows. nice goods 2 for Large 8-day clock, oak, at 4 Nice gilt frame mirror, 7x10 incHes Chonud, full size wash rubber at “Americus’’ bicycle, best valve ever offered, : 12-plece chamber sets, decorated, Leatheretis lunch boxes, Men's heavy work shoes, - Men's dress shoes, our andersell- ing price - - Ladies shoes at Ladies’ dress shoes Children's small shoes, WE ALSO have some hig Umbrella all right: what vou Bargains; also just received a’. a nice lot of Ladies’ Skirts. * send us makes the Black Brilliantine, figured at quality ot our food and and a nice lot of colors. Plaids and Silk Skirts at Oly people hike good things to cat. we need unheard of low prices. not tell you to hurry, because you are al ways prompt. * THAT'S ALL! | GOOD BYE! You always give us the best, we don't w Want poor stuff at the & cheapest prices, but #3 the best on the market, and your price, too, is l G. O. BRADY, Prop'r. EYERYBODY ADMIRES OUR IMMENSE STOCK OF CLOTHING & SHOES They Bear FOR MEN AND BOYS. Close Inspection. USINESS IS CERTAINLY BOOMING IN OUR BOYS’ AND CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT. We're selling Children’s Suits very cheap now--cheaper than we ever sold them before—much cheaper thau they can be bought elsewhere—and that's the reason of it. are bound to trade where they can Mothers who made selections Children’s Department during the past month, money. People thm and Cie get the most for "r from our Boys’ were vinced that we exhibit THREE Suits to every ONE « be seen in any are bright, fresh and new. + other stock in Patton-——and that all our We also pads ho make the bays happy by presenting them with Base Balls and Bats. Ladies’ Fine Shoes and Dry Goods a Specialty. Mirkin & Kusner, Next to Bank. Patton, Pa. 1 p16C of (ur extensive LW. It May be Possible That a Rumor Has Reached That We are Going to Leave Altoona. If so it is the trath for we have purchased a large D in Harrisburg and as soon as we can dispose of oor to leave Altoona and resume business in the Capital City. our immense st lower than you have ever known them to be on Standard Goods, in stock has been heavily reduced —such as To quickly move out Carpets, Ladies’ Jackets, every Millinery, Dress Goods, Domestics, Fancy Goods, Men's Furnishings and ail Sorts of Household Goods, Ont Glass and Sil every one within reach of as to coms these Wonderful Bargain Offers and to come soon as the goods are going Irumense throngs are coming dally aod you will miss the save money ever afforded if vou fail to join them before car sale closes, We want Come to the Bargain Feast we have spread for you in this (Great Removal Sale and you will find that it will richly repay vou, Oar stock mast benefit of our losses. This sale will continue as possible to the Big Store, L. Opera House Block be closed out at any sacrifice SHOES Summer Wear se 1m spec tion. show that reised m al makes stock, inpe ir. { ten looks the neatest before they are worn. examination to the for COOK. YY st y Cloods House resent? Stock We are going bear cl ation fl] At *1 Wiii An examin * ae extreme ay Fissins} Td Yan oi $c gn Lal dis AJ Aad UA 4 what Our 3 1 stock we have PUT PRICES DOWN Everything Care ¢ sig) sh iska 1 : a WOrKI wship is the excellence in You cannot tell by verware. ance mn these times. * 3 * i ele ¢h 43 xen Lae sodaiest here and have a share < hoes fant. realest ¢ hance to [t takes close 13 1, tell tae differenc Patton Supply Co. ALL GOODS DELIVERED FREE. 1 re £11 tere *1N oe, © 18 there. and our patrons are reaping the but a short time, 80 ¢ome as ion C D(C K, ALTOONA, PA.
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