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PATTON, CAMBRIA co, Pa,
THU RSDAY, Ju
NE 2, 1868.
$n 0 PER YEAR
Sere yout checks,
On foment 1st, 1899, I will
give to the person return-
ing the number of
my Cash Register Checks
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ns on exhibition in|
of all i vi
Largest selection |
section of the country. |
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. dition existe at all the mobilizing points
"of Hawall, even before it had been de- her bed for nearly six
o We have not all the trade
of North Cambeia Co, but are
steadi fair deal-
you 3 on ol, a at cost and
i DYetehargs | on evesytiing,
~~ JLE. Kix How. Co's
me mere ging pc er half-price. 300 egg batcher, $30-§15 if The required number to fill the com-
boots. We don't have
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fight, but they are not yet properly
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From a Special
LATE WAR NEWS.
The following is by the Amociated
| Press to the Johnstown Democrat:
Gleaned Here and There by Cupe Haitien, Hayti, May #1525
the “Courier” Reporter. |p m.— Advices just received from Ha-
WASHINGTON LETTER vana say that since 2 o'clock this after
noon the American fleet at Santiago
Corrempanden to the | de Cuba has been cannonading the |
—— | batteries of Morro Castle, La Socaps
a ingen, D. 0. 23) 3 Wat lat Punta Gord. At the same time, |
Papa Iti added the American ships bave
tingent in its importance upon
If Commodore Schiey has that Spanish | been engaged with the Sqanish war.
fleet bottled np in the harbor at Santi- | ghips. The firing was extremely court commencing June 6, 1598, in the Harry Hess, fornication and bas
450 de Guba, 48 the adeninistration oun. | peasy. At3:45 p. m. the cannonading
Sdently bebeves haa, became loss heavy against the fortifica-
with, as it has been definitely deckied | tion but was more accentuated in the
and officially announced that the in-| | locality of the fleet which were engaged. |
5 | vasion is not to be postponed a minote Morro Castle is at the entrance of the
longer than is considered harbor of Santiago de Cuba. La Zecaps
‘also shown on the maps as La Socapa
capture by Spanish warships of the
transports that will carry our soldiers. | castle, is a short distance inside the har-
‘The transports to carry 35,000 or 30,000 bor entrance, and Punta Gorda is sito-
many men thoroughly equipped for of Santiago de Cuba, showing that the
WSRYiCS are as poims of embarkation
is not bottled ap, and there are. | according to te Havana sivio.
doubters in gh cio, the couney a Memanat Day » Grand Busnes
in for ] of Yexs ONS UN- semorial services in Patton this
tis ¢ sad gusnie. i by Gen. Miles and | year exceeded ail other attempts in the
of success, since Patton has been
others that nothing will be gained by | Way
Inveds Cut til wo oun pd at} 2 IOWA The weather was fine, which
i added greatly to the result. Every-
least 100,000 men. Because it will be b was conducted in & proper
ner and those in charge deserve credit. |
| Everything, from the decorsting of
‘the dead heroes’ graves st fit. Law-
pence and St. Augustine and the fine
parade, to the services conducted in
the apple grove below the school build-
ing, where several very appropriate
' addresses were made by Rev. Witman,
pastor of the M. E. church; Rev. Dise,
when the President went to review the | pastor of the Lutheran share; Dr. J
volunteers there, the lack of equip: | Io on Jom Tok ugust-
ohn Tackitt, which were
vent was made painfully spparent by |
the fact that only two-thirds of the interspersed with singing by the choir,
music by the Concord Grange hand and
20,900 we 18 Sunp ond Soko payin in| ‘the Keystone fife and drum corps, was
enjoyed by the vast number present
shat were in live is stery worthiems “The order of the day was exceptionally
fighting purposes. good, and taking all in all it was a
. grand day for Patton.
Mrs. W_ 1. Perry Dead.
Mrs. Elizabeth C. Perry, wife of Wil.
liam J. Perry, of Coalport, died at her
residence at that place on last Tuesday,
The Americans are tolerant is well- | May 24, 1898, of consumption. About
known. It is also well-known that the | 18 months ago she contracted a severe
‘sentiment of the country was over- | case of grip, which developed into con-
whelmingly in favor of the annexation sumption. Sbe had been confined to
months prior to
| saying that it will require three or four
more weeks to equip enough of the
volunteers to make up that number.
Although extra efforts were put forth
to make a good showing at Camb Alger
The men are ready and anxious to
Bat the work of
| clared by the administration to be a ber demise. Mrs Perry's maiden name
‘notwithstanding the present use
Lif not, it will be pushed to a vote, re-
was McCanliey. She was born on
{October 7, 1859, and was aged 38
years, 7 months and 17 days at the
time of her death. The deceased was
‘military necessity. Should the pressure
. of European governments compel Ha- |
wali to declare neutrality and to refuse |
to allow our ships bound to and from
the Philippine Islands to coal at Hono | 8 consistent and faithful member of the
lulu, while the question of annexing Methodist Episcopal church, having
Hawaii is bung up in Congress by a espoused the caase of Christianity in
combination of thie power of the sugar | her early youth. Besides her husband
trust lobby, personal spite, and politi- | she is survived by the following chil.
cal spleen, not even the habitoal toler. dren: Myrtle, Georgie, Grant, Harri-
ance of Americans will prevent the soo, Harper and Mildred, all at home.
political punishment of those respons- Interment took place on Tharsday
bles. Should no trouble arise on after services in the M. E. church at
| account of the mipority hold-up in that place.
that is now on, the parts From Fatton wo Maniils.
played by individuals in the hold-up | On Monday, May 16th, Daniel C.
will soon be forgotten by the people, Jenkina of Patton, received a photo
‘such words as a hbase 4 iri
“tr unteer in Uncle Sam's army, belonging
| An ammendment to the war revenue | to Company C, of the 10th regiment of
bill providing for MReXuton iy bees | | Pennsylvania. The photo was mailed
t will
iat Grand Island, Nebraska, while he
pushed or not according to What wu, enroute to Sen Francisco, from
Speaker Reed does. If he allows the 00 al re |
House to vole on the annexation r®o- 1g nde to assist Admiral Dewey in
lution—be has partly promised 10 do | ¢oping Manila. Mr. Jenkins joined the
so—the amendment will be withdrawn; woot nol Gaards of Pennsylvania a
few years ago st Uniontown. He is
‘the only representative fron this sec
tion who has departed for fin
luvesligating the Streets.
court house, at Ebensburg, on Satur.
The Curwenaville Review says that .. June 4, 1396, at 1 o'clock p. m., for
the purpose of electing seven delegates
to the State Convention, and to tran.
sact any other business that may
Properly Sune befows She cusasaleten.
Organising & Company.
Jobn W. Kepbart, Esq., of Ebens |
i burg, is taking the preliminary steps
‘to forming a military organization at
Your Auention to This! . that place. Six young men of Patton
Incubators and brooders for sale at have already enrolled their names.
! those towns and will report to the |
Patton connel] M4 is hezt meeting.
taken right away; 600 chick brooder, pany will soon be obtained.
§35--816.50, if taken right away; 200
egg hatchers, one of the best made,
Mamirinl Services.
Concord Grange, No. 1135, will hold
$20, brooders to match §10. $10 green , ;ononial meeting at their hall, near
[7 bone mill $5. Apply to Alex Davidson ye of J. J. Thomas, on Friday even-
¥ L or James Mellon, Patton, Pa.-1t
ing of this week. Address by Hon. J.
J. Thomas, Rev. Ferdinand, Rev. Kit-
tell and others. Everybody is invited
to attend.
C. W. Hodgkins has his large soda |
fountain in ruaning order. Stop in
and get a good, cool, refreshing drink.
R. J. Kaylor.
AL TERM OF COURT
To Commence 3 at Ebensburg
Monday, ; June 6th.
A LARGE _ CALENDAR.
Prom North Csamsbria on
the List.
The district attorney has submitted
the following criminal court calendar
for the trial of cases in the criminal
‘Quite m Number
court house at Ebensburg.
Por Grand Jory, Monday, June 6th.
Commonwealth va. Robert C. Myers, |
malicious mischief. prosecutrix, Sadie
Myers.
Michael Boanach, carrying concealed |
weapons; John H. Wallass.
Samuel long, fornication and bas
tardy; Annie Little.
William Ringler, fornication and |
| bastardy; Maggie Gindelsperger. i
Joseph Hodgson, fornication and
bastardy; Charlotte Myers. ;
Isaac Parks, fornication and bas
‘tardy: Lilian Provance. ;
Hiram Roses, fornication and bas-
tardy; Mary Webb.
William Colbert, fornication and bas- |
tardy; Amanda Rager.
James Poling, fornication and bas
‘tardy; Mary Hildebrand.
Val. Thomas, fornication and bas
tardy; Clara Krutendorfer.
Gust Wester, fornication and bas
tardy; Amanda Norine.
John Maberry, fornication and bas
tardy; Edith Tate.
John Shingler, fornication and bas
tardy; Mary MeGuire.
Carl Johnson, fornication and bas
tardy; Annie Richard.
Edward Fouse, fornication and bas
tardy; Ret Strohl
Thomas Conrad, fornication and bas |
tardy; Sarah Grove.
William White, fornication and bas-
tardy; Ida Gossard.
Anthony Rabos fornication and bas-
tardy; Victoria Burgoon.
Josiah Burnagardner, statutory rape,
fornication and bastardy ; Hiram Shank.
Hugh Sparks, statutory rape, forni-
cation and bastardy: Eliza Davis
David Davis, statutory rape, fornica-
‘tion and bastardy; Mary Tyler.
Joseph Carmine, illegal liquor selling; |
Margaret Saylor.
Edgar McGuire, larceny and receiv.
ing; Helen 8. Murdock.
Jansen Reed ot al, riot and larceny
and receiving; C. C. McC ombie.
C. C. MeCombie, assault and battery;
Robert Reed.
Mary Badill, larceny and receiving;
John McNulty.
Michael Jahon, assauit and battery;
Katie Juhos.
Eary Berna, larceny and receiving;
Mary Holly.
William B. Comerford, assault and
battery; Louis E. Kaylor.
Frank Cirimes, rape; Emma J. Brent.
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For (rami Jury, Teesday, June Tth,
Commonwealth va. John Skelly, lar
ceny and receiving; prosecutor, Arnold
John Robine, larceny and receiving;
Abraham H. Levine. :
Rhif Phifer, shooting with intent;
Emanuel Johnson.
Joseph Mangus, violation livery act;
Dorsey King. i
J. G. Nicholson, assault and battery;
Charles Sickles, larceny and receiv- |
ing; J. T. Wilson.
John Broaing, assault. and battery; |
John Wood, robbery, assault and,
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battery, intent; Hugh McDonald.
Waiter Davis, smanit and battery;
W. C. Coal.
John Evans et al, assault and battery, |
| James Fisher.
James Fisher, robbery, assault and
battery, intent; John Evans. :
William Alexander, assault and bag. |
tery; Henry Reed.
Otto Plurine, larceny by bailee; Dor. |
sey King.
Lawrence Gray, violation of livery
i met; I. N. Rodkey.
Charley Ward, shooting with intent;
| Andrew Keith. >
George Modoc et al,
Ed. J. Sharretts
William Seaszolt et al, assault and
battery; Charles Lewis.
Fred Wax, sodomy; John P. Sheets.
Evan Davis, assault; William Boll |
robbery, ete
Wosko Cobotock, malicious mischief. |
E. K. Hickman.
Wosko Cobolock, carrying concealed
weapons; E. K. Hickman.
Emanuel Englebert, larceny and re-
ceiving; George Bichensehr.
Harry Janowitz, false pretense; Max
Lowy, i
Edward Grew, malicious mischief; 3
tardy; Lilian Provance. |
tardy; Mary Webb.
tardy; Mary Hildebrand.
receiving. C. C. MeCombie.
' Robert Reed.
John MecNuity.
- Katie Juhos,
. Mary Holly.
ing; J. T. Wilson.
Lowy.
{owen 4. Joes.
Trial List, Monday. June 6th.
Commonwealth vs Elisabeth Rob-
lina, avery; John Roblineki, prose
yee F. Smith, surety; Hasanah
I Wargo wrely} Jobn Kopoak.
Robert C. Myers, surety, malicious
mischief; Sadie Myers.
Michael Boanach, surety, carrying
concealed weapons; John H. Willaes.
Harry Baker, non-support; Ella
T. W. COOK'S DEPARTMENT STORE, ALTOONA, PA
tardy; Mary E. Bloan.
Michael Custer, assault and battery;
Susan Knee.
John C. McMillen, assault and bat-
: tory, intent; Eliza I. Reed. !
Samuel Long, fornication an ban
tardy; Annie Little.
William Ringler, fornication and bas-
tardy; Maggie Gindlespergor.
Joseph Hodgwon, fornieation and)
bastardy; Charlotte Myers.
Issac Parks, fornicstion and bas-
:
they give
EEEETE
the least possible
William Colbert, fornication and | elegant line f suits at
bastardy; Amanda Rager.
James Poling, fornication ami bas
Hiram Rowe, fornication and bas
Ewer
Dinsmore Bros.,
PATTON, PA.
1 i ot al, malicious fachi | ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
Pred Dennison.
Joseph Carmine, illegal liquor selling;
Margaret Saylor.
Edgar McGuire, larceny and receiv. |
ing; Helen 8. Murdock
James Reed ot al, riot, iarceny and
C. C. McCombie, assault and batierys] i RES | Wi
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Mary Badill, larceny and Fectiving;
Michael Jubos, assault and battery;
REA LE A SRP oh 50
Mary Berna, larceny and recsiving;|
William B. Comerford, assault and
battery; Louis E. Kaylor.
Frank Grimes, rape; EmmaJ, Brent.
Trial List, Tovsday, Jane TUM.
Commonwealth va. John Skelly, lar
ceny sod receiving: Arnold Lenta
John Robive, larceny and receiving;
Abraham H. Levine
Rhif Phifer, shooting with intent;
Emanuel Johnsoo.
Joseph Mangus, violation of very
act; Dorsey King.
James GG. Nicholson, assault and bat
tery; R. J. Kaylor.
Charles Sickles, larceny and receiv
John Broszinoe, assault and battery;
Michael Marsh.
John Wood, robbery, assault snd bat- | i
tery, intent; Hugh McDonald :
Walter Davis, assault and battery,
intent; James Fisher. i
James Fisher, robbery, asssalt and
battery, intent; John Evans
William Alexander, assault and bat
tery, intent; Henry Reed. }
Mio Plurine, larceny by bailve; Dor
voy King.
Lawrence Gray, violation livery act;
L N. Rodkey.
Charley Ward, shooting with intent;
Andrew Keith.
George Modoc et al,
Ed. J. Sharretts.
William Sesszolt et al, assault and
battery; Charles Lewis.
Fred Wax, sodomy; John P, Sheets.
Evan Davis, assault; William Boll-
robbery, eto.
man.
Wosko Coholock, carrying concealed |
| wenpous; E. K. Hickman.
Trial List, Wednesday, June Sth.
Commonwealth va. Emanuel Engle-
berth, larceny and receiving; Geo.
Eichensehr.
Harry Janowits, false pretense; Max
THE WAR
CRY
Should not prevent you
from taking advantage of the
"EXCELLENT BARGAINS
we are offering in
CLOTHING,
SHOES,
HATS,
CAPS, SHIRTS,
GENTS FURN-
ISHINGS.
Edward Grew, malicious mischief, |
Owen J. Jones.
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Reovived Ther Uniforms.
The members of the uniformed rank |
of Patton Fire Compasy No. 1 re-
ceived their uniforms Saturday. They
‘are very neat and attractive as was
demonstrated in the parade Monday.
| The boys are now prepared ty attend
| the district convention, which meets at
Curwensville some date during this
| month. ;
List of Unelntavad Lotter.
The following letters remain in the
| postoffice at Patton for the week end-
ing Thursday, Jane 2, 15385:
(i. H. Cook, Harry Cuper, Mary H. . .
‘Davis, John S. Filer, Miss Clay Hus. If war should prove se-
ton 3. Jos. E. Jenkins, Mrs. Jane Gen- rious you will need your
kiens, Willism Medlicott, Mrs. Mary money and will find it to your
Jou A. Wri Mary Ryan, Stephen Row, | advantage to buy w hile the
%. A. Weigh saving prices are on.
Persons calling for the above letters
Wolf % TI NOI
‘ will please say they are advertised.
E A MELLON, P. M.
DeWitt's Witch H Hazel Salve
T 1son.