THE PATTON COURIER, AUGUST 4 ht
Patton Courier. Jon oe . hi
PATTON PUBLISHING CO., Proprietors. |
F. Wirt Greene, Editor.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
President Judge-Hon, A. V, Harker,
Prothonotary —8, W. Davis
Register and Becordor— FB. Jones.
Tremsurer—E. F, Spencer.
Sheriff ioe. M. Wertz,
Deputy Sheriff. ~Eivenr avis,
Pstrics Attorney. - FL 8 Morphy,
Cnn issioners Himtetior
Hoover,
Corn as issboners’ lork
‘Connty Superintendent T 3
County Burvesar- { Pitti rrnsn
County Asditon—-A, Lo Milenherger, P.M
fawrente, Jobin (attings,
Commissioners -
C1 Miller,
wa Ire. F. 8 Livingston
Poor Directors Jlumes Somerville,
Jones ahd James Moar
ww Jogos, and
wd HT = {ym tas
Tym svy
Ansiern Wenkiand
Them, T.
TINE OF Ho BING COURT.
Ist Monday of March. | Ist Monday of Sept.
int Monday of June. | Ist Monday of Dee.
Argament org is held between the above
dates
somoucH OFFICERS.
Burgess.(heo, Prindible,
Council Alex Montieth, president; W.
Hubbard, Das’l P. Jones. J. Dr. Bale, KE P.
NeCurmies, Frank Anderss, John Scheid,
Carfiman, wera > WH. Santor, t =
H. Carfran WW rons
urer; H. E Harton, C. C. Holter, W. {angie
Justice of the Peace — Jesse Fo Lo Jas.
hon.
Clerk—E. Will Greens,
Colleetor—Jas. Mellon.
Assessor--John H, Bomerville, .
Anditors—-Eimer Smale, W. A. Mellon,
Jadge of Eleetion-—John Truman,
Inspector Wm. Clark, James Gilliree
Comstabio- Samuel E. Jones,
Chile! of Police—Dan’t Holes.
Breet Commbsioner—Samt F. Jones,
High Constable-—Dun’) Holes.
Bi er
SPATN'S DEPLORABLE CONDITION.
The Philadelphia Commercial
figares of Spain a few deductions
tending to show reasons for the deplor- of the ladies is to the effnct th +
able condition of that country.
population of the country is estimated
“at 18,000,000, and half this number have.
no employment.
work in the field The total number -
son, $1.
DICKERS IN DIRT.
Recorded at Elemsburg up to Date
Friday, July 29
Executor of Rev. Thomas Van Scoyoc
Ellen Ferguson et vir to
Darragh, Ebensburg, $1,700.
to William McCartney, Reade; consid-
eration, $20.
Augus J.
Charlotte Watt to Conemaugh coal &
coke company, Allegheny, $1,
304.
Matthew Ivory et nx to Conemaugh
coal & coke company, Clearfie
Thomas J. McCullough et u
emangh coal & coke company,
gheny, $1,072.
id, $1,018.
x to Con-
Alle
Samuel Kelly et ux to Conemaogh
coal & coke company, Clearfield, $1,654.
U. 8. Flick et ux to Abram Matthews,
Reade, $175.
Catharine Kirschner et vir
to John
Kirchner, Jr., Cambria, $3,000,
John G. Kaylor to Conemaugh coal
& coke company, Manster, $1.
Assignee of John G. Kaylo
emangh coal & coke comp
ster, $424.
r to Con-
iy, Mun-
Oliver Evans et ux to Harry Row-
land, Cambria, $575. |
Bernard Litzinger et ux| to Philip
Burkhart, Carroll, $50.
Chest Creek Land & Improvement
company to James Lynch, Patton, §150.
James Lynch et ux to Patrick Lynch,
Patton, $100.
John Ashoroft et ux et a
District of Cresson towns
John Ashcroft et ux et al
District of Cresson towndl
son, §1. |
An Pditor's Hard Lot.
A melancholy picture of
life is drawn by an exchange
“There are Sivave those who
inal article, they will say it
If you reprint an article, the
If you say a de
can't write.]
word for a man, you are p
jealous; and if you don’t,
win, you are a tin horn, and
to School
ip, Cres.
fo School
ip, Cres
editor's
will Kick.
the danger of
A New Means of Sher itaation.
Ome of the simples: and most thor
- ongh methods of sterilizing when it can
' be used ix by means of heat One of the
difficulties in the nee of this megs is
that the articles may be soiled 5
cially where the heat is long continued
Baking or placing articles in dry heat
for any length of time ix rg uly an
anrelinkle method but ato 4 with
Are if a degre oo 1%
sufficiently thorough to sterilile them
Boiling or steaming is objectionable
becanse most things would be rendered
oseloss from the oomtact with moisture.
Experiments have proved that hot ofl is
ome of the best sterilizers known, espe-
cially for instruments
(Ome of cur mest aminent surgeons
has demonstrated the fact that the most
complete sterilizing follows the dipping
of wurgleal instruments into boiling
olive oil. Ome may determine the tem-
putatere of the ofl by a very simple
of dropping bread crumbe into
the ofl
eriep, the oil is hot enomgh for the sur.
geon's us. This is moth more oon-
venjent than nsng the thermometer,
which may not always be at hand. The
nil may be heated over a spirit lamp,
and a few spoonfale will be sufficient
for sterilizing the lostraments ased in
sme of the more simple operations —
Exchange
Rutned the Sate,
A young lady from the city was try.
ing her band as an amategr sles onan
ina plantation store ope morning last
week when an old colored woman, gor-
geously arrayed in ber Sunday clothes
entered the store and, pointing to a bot-
tle of German cologne on one of the
highest shelves, saked:
“What dat™’
“That's cologne, suntie
“Well, I'll take it."’
Delighted at having made a mie in
soch s short time the young Iady busied
herself in getting down the bottle and
dusting it for the customer's inspection,
_ at the same time commenting npon its
youself away.
but now you done let out dat it's puf-
fume, an I don't want it, for puffume
excellencies with the volnbility of an
experienced auctioneer. »
“I believe, auntie '' she continued,
““that this is the finest perfume ever
She was trought to a sudden pause,
for the old negress had thrown up both
oq DADds in horrified protest
“Stop right dar! Yous done gd
Fust you maid oclogne,
nebhear holds its scent I wanted co
erat.
Jogne. '—New Orleans Times Demo-
Yaloable Ware.
At the Saveton male, in London, a few
years agn, a servios of old Sevres ware
was sold for $5,000. The genuineness
1. of this set was proved by certificates is
sued to the owners by the Fremch gov
ernment, writes F. Vizetelly in Godoy’
persons unable to read or write is 4 00 one continual round of pleas-
estimated at 6,104,470, of which
FARMERS C. CAN MAKE GOOD ROADS.
to Have Good Country Roads,” in the |
August Ladies’ Home Journal, pro-
ry first shot on Sunday (althougs | ©
© we did fire the first shot, after all}; but
; is is well enough to remember that | DUe
Patton Markets. an
Subject 1 to market ok changes:
Cea 38 eents pe r pound
“dozen
* bushel
a“ -
MovRs STORE Co. [Limited]
ant complion
Putier than Kiondike!
is part of our profit, at the
John Gilmer Speed, writing on “How (i. O. Brady, Prop., Patton, Pi
Important Notice,
,. If any of your family shou
i tacked with a sudden cough
, don't fail to try a bottle of
Balsam, the great guarantee
gare Jt HevG i
promptly cure coughs, colds,
bronchitis, croup and w'
‘No family with children
without it. Samples free.
ties 25 oenta. Sold only by
Hodgkins, Patton Pharmacy.
| BENE of the condition
Lonos and discounts...
Overdrafts secured “unsecured
0. &. bands 10 secure strealation,
Premios on U. 8. bonds... :
1 Banking House, Wark rony & fixtures
National Hanks {not Be
Due from
in pan
urer, 5 per cent of cirenlation
Liabilities,
§ Capital stock pad in.
Narpl fund,
vided profits, le Jews eX peniecs and
i Time certificates of dep at)
Certified checks.
Total. -—
TATE OF PENNSY Ly ANI AY
Qoumy aL oan Camltata
}
. ndford, Cashier of
Aanied Bank, Ao solemnly swes
above statement is trae and compe
best of my Rnowledge and Hellef
H. SAaXDrorn,
subseribed and sworn fo befure nw
day of July, 18,
Ls
But by far the most valuable service
turned out at the Sevres pottery (in
1778) was made for the Omarins Cath
erine II of Russia and oonsdeted of 745
pieces, which cost $635, 880.
The Sevres ware, old or modern, is
asanlly light in celor and daintily dec
orated with flowers or figare mbjects
', sostatully arranged. The porcelain
rounded by frames of gilt scrollwork
iteslf, although of good texture, is in-
ferior to that of the English potteries
Decorated pieces gemernlly bear pic
torial panels om white ground, sur
2} Those, well as the tableware, are
_ quite in keeping with the national char-
| Soter.
utation in the manufacture of the wares
| which made them amos
Blew OF the My.
“1 was onos speaking nt a temperance
meeting in Creen Bay," says ex-Gov-
. ernor Peck of Milwaukee, ‘and in the
. course of my remarks I looked about for
some water A mug bad been placed be
~ side me, and bow it could have happen:
od at a temperance convention I do pot
know, but it was a beer mug filled with
water Well, it was a warm day and
. where there is comvention food spread
‘out on » warm day there are likely to
, be Blin
“There were flies, and one had light-
558 od aot the surface of the wa
ter in that mug | saw him as I lifted
it, and 1 did the most natural and hu-
snes B2s8AR
si
2,100 00
270 00
yo
§ 000m
0.00 0 |
the above |
that
wl $s the |
Castiler,
& this hb |
Jesse BE Dav Notary Pablic.
Qorrect-— Attest:
E. Parron,
Brows,
G. PALMER, |
A
FE.
A.
i
> Directors,
mane thing I could think of—blew him
off the water. Well they cheered for
- | five minutes. And to this day | suppose
you can't persuade a Cireen Bay man
that anybody from Milwiakee can drink
| » glass of water, even at a temperance
' convention, without first blowing off
' the fom.’
oman
A Real Gentle Beven.
“I want a gentle horse for my wife
| to drive,’ mid the prospective purchas-
er. “Can you recommend this one?’
“Yes, indeed.’ replied the owner
“There ia not a safer horse for a lady
to be found anywhere, aud there is but
“He is awfully afraid some one will
my ‘Whoa!’ to him and be won't bear
it," replied the conscientious owner. —
| New York World
Mrst Requinite.
“Now,” mid the lawyer, "I cannot
take your case unless you tell me the
| whale truth.
"| states that birds have been seen at a
_ beight of 15,000 yards. Their distance
was estimated by the time it took them
to cross the moon's disk.
ern OS rt Sl Sm
The street decoration which takes
When they tarm brown and
Although the Sevres works are
en ne
i You Don't Buy of
Patton Supply Co.
You Don’t Get
the Lowest
Prices.
Our big
Reduction
~Will continue for—
I'he prices we are
naking are sure to
interest yOu.
All Wash Goods, Dress
Ginghams, Percales,
Shirt Waists and Tan
Shoes will be closed out
helow cost.
Here is a chance to get a
Handsome
Dress
Pattern
At a Bargain
Will give you
reduction on all
DRY
GOODS
Our stock
a big
In our store.
is all new and up-to-date, and:
of the best quality,
Special low prices
on remnants of carpet
Will make beautiful
RUGS.
Don't fail to come before
this big Reduction Sale 1s
past, for prices WETE never as.
low as now. If you want
bargains that are bargains call
and get them.
Try Thomson's
Glove-Fitting
Corsets and Juha
Marlowe Shoes,
The most perfect fitting
corset and and shoes
on the market.
Patton
Supply
Co.
i is een ted in
the subject of the war
New DENTIST
POR PATTON
Dr. Chas. Ernest Chase, graduate of
Pennsylvania University,
the Medespine
1 besilding. coppewmite
{ivy Bewlgurant, wi wer Be iw prepeeryel to Sa all
Kistrte of Dental work ench aa
§
FILIING TEETH. PLA
MEiivdsg WR
EXTRACTING ET.
CROWN ARG
AREER Se
$m mon
nom
!owbmrw of
WOODEN MANUFACTURING
COMPANY,
we So vinferteivers of and Deniers)
Lamber of ali Kinds, Planing Mil
ork, Sash and Doors of
all Kinds
WORKMANSHIP AND
LUMBER GUARANTEED
Prices and terms reasonable.
We have just received a car oad of
doors and sash to which we call your
special attention,
OFFICE
At Mill and in Room No. 7
Building.
FirsiNation'| Bank.
OF PATTON.
of Good |
Patton, Cambria Co, Pa.
siromimasinni
CAPITAL PAID UP, 50,000.00.
SURPLUS, $40,000.00,
Arwvasnts of Corpeomtlnes, Firms, Individo-
ain aid Hanks recut unt wpa mr Ue mat Savors.
le terme onmeietent with safe adel conservative
Swen Reg
wie We all The ond
Mteavpaeditp
ies. Foreign Tronfin pay abie bn the pried
citiom oof the Old World
AH ovrrespeeststetne w
personal attention.
Interest paid of ttme deponits,
A. E Parrox, Wx H Saxprokd,
President Cashier.
R. F. Notley,
Wines, Liquors,
Beer, Etc.
D. Lutz & Son's Beer a
Specialty.
Our Bottled Beer and Porter for
family use cannot be excelled,
are reasonable.
FLASKS,
air
AGENTS WANTED
SRD ag
9h
sve duty prosnplt and
CORKS, JUGS, ETC.
Armerica’'s War
for Humanity
TOLD IN PICTURE AND STORY
Complete and written by
SENATOR JOAN J. INGALLS,
of Kansas.
Ulnatrated,
on
Sook
Nearty 200
SUPFRR ILLUSTRATIONS
from Photographs taken specially for
this great work. Aunty uve sre making
selling i. A
0 a week
snanza for live
Jat so
CAN VARNES.
yi for description, terms and terri-
| tory at onee to
| N. D. THOMPSON PUBLISHING CO.
ST. LOUTR, MO. or NEW YORK CITY,
GO TO THE
People’s ¥ Market £=°
MAGEE AVENUE,
POR
F resh and Smoked
‘Hams,
All nds
Home-Made
BOLOGNA
On Hand.
All our Meats are Pure and
Wholesome.
HASTINGS, PA;
A Remarkable Care of Chrome Dinvrioss.
In 1882, when | served my country as
a private in Company A, 167th Pean-
ivania Volunteers, [| contracted
rosic diarrhoea. It has given me a
great deal of trooble ever sincs |
have tried a doen different medicines
and several prominent doctors withoot
any permanent relief Not long ago a
friend sent me a sample bottle of
Chamberlain's colie, cholera and Diar-
rhoes Remedy, and after that | bought
and took a 50-cent bottle; and now I
can say that | am entirely cared. |
cannot be thankful enoagh to you for
this great remedy, and recommend it
to all suffering veterans. If in doubt
write me. Yours gratefully, Henry
' Steinberger, Allentown, Pa. Sold by
Patton Pharmacy, C. w. Hodgkins.
Tu Avorn
Hereafter all patrons who wish a
display advertisement in the PaTrox
Coven, or who wish to change their
“af” now running, must hand their
copy in not later than Toesday at 2
o'clock p. m. of each week. [If banded
in later than that time it will have to
be bdd over "till the next week. All
wi A rigdaied newspapers most have
fled time in which to receive
pA odie if not, the paper is
lable to be issoed several hours be
bind time and then the subscribers
would have good reason to complain.
Try to get copy in early.
Parrox Pura. Co.
It is always gratifying to receive
testimonials for Chamberlain's colie,
Cholers and Diarrhoea Remedy, and
when the endorsement is from a physi-
clan it is especially so. “There is no
more satisfactory or effective remedy
than Chamberlain's colic, cholera and
Dinrrboea Remedy,” writes Dr. R E
Robey, physician and pharmacist, of
Olney, Mo.; and as he has used the
Fewmedy js his ows tunily and id
in his drug store for six yearn, he
should certainly know. For sale by
Patton Pharmacy, C. w. Hodgkins.
17Art de In Mode.
The corrent soe of Art de Ia
Mode is full of the latest imported
ideas for all kinds of costames. Seven
oolored piates and nearly one hundred
other illustrations make it the most
useful hook for dressmakers poblished.
Articles of great interests incloding
suggestions as to every important
branch of dressmaking. L'Art de Ia
Mode is for sale at all newsdeslers, or
send 58 cents for a single number to
The Morse-Croughton Co, No 3 East
19th street, New York.
“Let me give you a pointer,” wad
M. F. Gregg. a popular conductor on
the Missouri Pacific railroad “Deo
you know that Chamberlain's colie,
cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy cures
you when you have the stomach ache *
Well, it does.” And after giving this
friendly bit of advice, the jolly con-
ductor passed on down the aisle. tis
a fact that thousands of railroad and
traveling men never take a trip with-
Prices out a bottle of this remedy, which is
the best cure for bowel disorders in the
world. 25 and 50-cent bottles for sale
by Patton Pharmacy, C. W. Hodgkine.
Got the Benefit,
Old Party —Is the editor in? Office
Boy Nope. Old Party Where is he?
Office Boy Dunno; committed suicide
last night. Old Party Heavens! Init
possible? What for? Office Boy
Took a tombstone on advertising and
couldn’t see any other way to get the
benefit of it
Chamberlain's colle, cholera and
most Disrrhoea Remedy always affords
prompt relief. For sale by Patton
Pharmacy, CC. W. Hodgiina.
Ripans Tabules cure indigestion
Ripans Tabules
Ripans Tabules cure dizziness.
Ripans Tabules cure headache.
RE WONDERS OF SCIENCE
Lung Troubles es and Consump-
tion Can be Cured.
CC
An Eminent Sow York Chemist
a Free Ofer ts Ow
Simply ®
x Pine street, Now York. giving
office wd xpi Lspian it
free medicine promptly sent.
Sufferers should take instant ad-
vantage of his generous proposition.
Please teil the Doctor that you saw
his offer in the ParroN COURIER.