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CHURCH NOTICES.
BPBCOPAL.- Rev. Ir. M. Cann, pastor. Serv. | bicyclist.
The mines in Patton have all resumed
oes at 8 o'clock po mn. every Sunday.
day school a at 0a. m.
Cationic Father Fuschins, pastor. Mass |
every Sunday at X and Ha om Sanday
at 2p. mand veepers al 7 po m.
LUTHERAN Rev, 1. 8. Dise, pastor, Preach. |
Ere Lf mdRYK 6 rR 8 om. and |
m. Shandy sehoo! at 230 a.m,
HC Eat fig pon. cach Sanday.
METHODIS: prea L— Rev, B, H. Witman,
I ae ied Lom.and 7TH p.m.
school at 2 Bn Epaanh re:
Lew m. Jan :
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Propristors. !
Ban
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and |
meeting every Wednes |
ei the place-at the Cash!
| : Showers are e welcomed.
| Groce
| Shore has
a
operation.
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the youngest | :
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Even the children insist on going to |
the Cash Grocery.
Bellefonte Tuesday.
‘ order at Daus’ bakery. 27tf
“ have been raised to two cents.
Feed and Buckwheat Mille 26tf
had business in Patton Monday.
Jas. Nolan, Baq.,
for his own use on Fifth avenue,
borough were in proper condition ?
| T.R Dubbs has moved his family
back to Philipsburg, his former home.
Sash ribbons in all the desirable
‘shades at Mrs. Anna Dartt’s millinery
store.
E. C. Brown made a business trip to |
All kinds of fancy cakes made wm
All the penny newspapers of Chicago
Pure rye or corn chop at the Patton
Dr. W. B. Diefenderfer, of Cresson,
is erecting an office !
Who said that the board walks in our
| M. J. Carroll, a pleasant young man
You Tried
C. W. Hodgkins’
Pine Soda Water Yet?
Lawn fete Friday night.
Read the COURIER for all the news. |
: For fine cakes and pies go to Daus’ |
bakery.
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Lecture in Catholic church Tuesday
evening, August 9th.
Go to Dans’ Bakery for your
fresh bread and cakes.
Ladies’ wrappers for the most fas- |
tidious at Mrs. Dartt's.
Daniel Frits came over from Haet- |
ing» on business Tuesday.
Chas. F. Kurts, of Clearfield, tarried |
in cur town a few hours Monday.
All are invited to attend the lecture
in Catholic church Tuesday night.
The Cash Grocery is headquarters
for everything in the grocery lines.
Councilman Frank Anderson made a
business trip to Clearfield Wednesday. |
- Go to the Patton Feed and Buckwheat
Mills for your rye flour, corn meal,
"
Jobn Fox, of Philadelphia, is visit. !
og Senives this vicinity for a
ph , of VanOrmer,
alt Patton a pleasant visit
John H. Parnell, of Houtsdale, is!
visiting his brother, J. Edwin Parnell, |
this week.
~The extension of East Palmer ave
‘nue, near the residence of Mr. Henry,
is budly needed.
Call at Gaglairdi’s store for your
- lew tril and grosn groceries. Always |
: Des» Mellon, of Nokesville, Va,
n ed by his mother, Mrs. John
, Is visiting relatives in Patton
0 ar attention is called this week 0
. mine Kane, be.
of Johnstown, Mondsy
| Patton.
spent
in
. Sampson Hewlett is confined to bis ;
| home on West Magee avenue by severe
| illness.
Vietor Quinn is all smiles over the
{arrival of a little daughter at his home
‘Sanday. §
Cool soda water and refreshing root T he
beer on tap at C. W. Hodgkins, Patton
| Pharmacy.
A ocorn-cob pipe foctory is among
| the list of industries shortly to be ad-
' ded to Tyrone.
The freshest and nicest line of green
{groceries and fruit in town at Jobn
| Gagiairdi’s store.
Patronize home industry by buying
Wolf & Thompson.
of Selling—is ended.
game Is over.
Prices are down.
The whole story o
their fall 1s told in
a few words.
We have too much
| your flour and feed at the Patton Feed stock.
: and Buckwheat Mills 26tf
Jas. Barckley killed a black snake at | he
{the Columbian mines Friday which |
| monsured four feet and four inches.
lying very low with cancer. It is
| thought she cannot live many days.
Attend the lawn fele
Ladies’ Aid Society, of the M. E.
charch.
. Mrs C. C. Holter, accompanied by
| her daughters, Edith, Carrie and Mary,
| are visiting relatives at Philipsburg
this week.
Patton Pharmacy.
The services of J. Willis Hall, drug-
gist, of Williamsport, have been se-
‘cured in the store of C. W. Hodgkins,
Mrs. John Travis, of Barnesboro, is So
Friday night,
to be given under the auspices of the
WOLF &
| “Yes,” soliloquized the editor as be
| Jooked at the pile of exchanges, ‘the
‘ne per owes more to the inventor
| of shears than it does to the invention
of printing.”
During the accident at the Patton
clay works incline Monday morning
ing to stop the runaway car.
and Recorder F. B. Jones,
burg, and Pred Krebs, superintendent
- of the Gautier steel department of the
Cambria Iron company of Johnstown,
were visitors to Patton Tuesday.
Reports from Nittany Valley in
not near as large as last year. The
crop on Good's farm near this city wiil ,
be large and peaches fine. — Lock Haven
Express.
The members of Prof. Hancher's
{dancing school at Spangler gave a
doighifal hop ak the Biasion hotel at,
that place Tuesday night. A large
* were present and report it as being the
"ball of the season. Several from Pat
ton were in attendance.
The Spangler school board at a
| recent session fixed the rate of taxation
| for school purposes at thirteen mills
‘ and for building four mills. The wages
‘of teachers were placed at $48 per
| month for Principal and $30 per
{month for the other grades.
to the big circular saw. He was cut:
for a distance of eight inches in the
abdomen but the incision was not so
| deep as to be fatal
The badly decomposed body of John
party of Altoona berry pickers in the
mountains oear Gallitzin Tuesday.
. Brett disappeared from his home sev-
| eral days ago. He is supposed to have
died suddenly. He was a miner em-
* ployed by the East End Coal company.
. Ebensburg has the prettiest band in
the state and if their present progrem is
say Keptup’ Su
‘out on Wedncoday evening Tne new
ance. Whoever selocted those uniform
ele soar shrs rnally goes with
‘enthusiasm for band practice, and while
Wm. Banks received slight injuries to
his left side and shoulder while attempt
Register
Commissioner Benj. Jones, of Ebeus
| referance to the peach crop are con-
flicting, but all agree that the crop is
Lioyd Gulich, of west Clearfield, was Ladies’ night gown, weil made
badly injured one day last week in Pull size wash board . .
Dimeling’s mill in Union township, | Pocket comb and case for .
Clearfield county, by getting too close (Child's sets, knife, fork and spoon 10
Brett, of Gallitzin, was found by a trac
season 1s going.
So must the goods.
Prices must
carry them off.
THOMPSON.
See these gold-saving
nuggets:
Table oil cloth, fall with, -
Ladies’ pear! shirt i worth
25e at - 10
Good tooth brush,
bristles,
Te
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Children's Tam O'Shaaters, were
25¢, now -
Nickel alarm clocks .
Waterbury watch, warranted
Men's overalls, our price
: Ladies’ belta, were 10c, now .
Men's socks, double heels, for
Ladies’ biack hose at .
Ladies’ biack hose, betler, at
Men's dark color work shirt
Men's linen collors -
Men's heavy Suspender, wire
buckle .
, Ladies’ corset, “Leader”
a.
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for
EEE 8uREBENSE
on
We make prices
that will win your
le and court vour
conhdence.
Your satisfaction after buying
is part of our profit
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and of the suffering Cubans.
‘Eponse to most touching appeals: the
appeal came and the Society was ready.
It bas besides made a large number of
shipments of goods, provisions, cloth-
ing, medicines to the Cubans
“ably by the people of Philadelphia, bot
also by those
L Rtate and of Na
tion was necessarily suspended, bot the
Sorvdety was not idle, stores continued
field six ambulances, with their proper
appurtenances and a properly equipped
field hospital
by those wretched, suffering people,
‘it does not cure any oough,
lung difficulty.
| one 3B-cent bottle of either of the above
onions, syrup, vinegar, tea and coffee,
(in a first-class grocery.
for yourself
cursion ticketa, from all points on ite
fare for the round trip. Tickets will
Powers, R. W. Peddegree, Miss Martha
Bates 2. GG. W. Bates.
will please say they are advertised.
pe ne
area
of Pennsylvania by ihe Red
Cross Society,
The Associate Society of the Red
Sr
‘To the People
Cross of Philadelphia bas, during the
‘present war and the distress in Caba,
which preceded the breaking out of
hostilities between our country and
Spain, been actively engaged in its
humanitarian work of ministering to
the necessity of the men in the fleld
It has
sent many articles of comfort, even of
life-saving importance to our troops in
their various camps, sometimes in re-
Zuilitiidtadiidni iia tistasta o
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In all
Y -
ite work it has been nobly upheld, not- \ Oil Can always hn dd
FRESH
GROCERIES
and of
Our
headquarters for everybody.
of other parts of the
w Jersey.
During the blockade and the seige of
Santiago, one branch of ita ministrs-
to be received, money to be collected.
Among other things the equipment of
a field ambulance and hospital service |
has been andertaken, and already has |
so far proceeded as to be properly re.
garded as an accomplished fact, and
the Society will be able to put into the
At Our store the VETY
‘best quality. store 1s
The fall of Santiago reopens the Prices ATC dS low a8 the low-
opportanity of mercifal work in Caba.
The Society bas already made arrange
ments to forward several tons of stores,
which have been only waiting a chance
to be sent, and has appropriated
in addition for this shipment $1,200.
But this is but a drop in the ocean of
suffering. More most be done. The
Society proposes, therefore, to charter
a steamer, to sail from Philadelphia
about August 15th, to oonvey the |
ambulance corps and equipment to the |
front and to oad the vessel with stores, |
such as soldiers may need and which
the government doss not provide, and
with clothing, food, and medicine and
such other things ss may be required
ETT ETT EYEE TY EEO TYEE TY ERO IY FRATTON FOOTE YOO OY
whom we encouraged to resist Spain
and to make a struggle for liberty, and
whose soffering has been fearfully
and necessarily enhanced by the war
upon which we have entered.
The Society, therefore, appeals to
what has never been appealed to in.
vain, to the grand oid heart of Fenn-
sylvania, the grand old Commonwealth
whose foundations were laid in love to
man, irrespective of race, and asks for
contributions of goods and money to
enable it to carry out its project to
save lives to relieve suffering to feed
the starving to clothe the naked.
The Society makes this appeal in all
confidence. Pennwyivania has never
yet failed when called upon in the name
of patriotism and humanity. She will
not fail now !
Contributions in money may be sig “ i
to Whilliam Hill, Treasurer, No. =O) D J J! AN }
Walnut street, Philadelphia; contribe- | 0]! 4 YR a
tions of stores addressed to the Amo
ciate Soiciety of the Red Cross,
Philadelphia, 15301 Chestout street.
Notbew.
the undersigned, do
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We, hereby
agree to refund the money on two 25-
cenit bottles of Baxter's Mandrake
Bitters, if it fails to cure constipation,
billionaness, sick headache, or any of
‘the diseases for which it is recom-
mended. Also will refund the money
on a S0-cent bottle of Downs’ Elixir, if
cold,
eroup, whooping cough, or throat or
We also guarantee
to prove satisfactory or money re
funded. For sale by C. W. Hodgkine,
Patton Pharmacy.
Anything You Wish.
Everything in the grocery line at
Cash Grocery, viz: Mackerel, herring.
codfish, salt sid, ham, shoulder, break-
fast bacon, lard, potatoes, cabbage, Have you been to see the fine hne of
Dry Goods
At G. S, Good's We have them.
Moderate Prices
cakes, soaps, canned goods, spices,
flour, corn meal, brooms, wash boards,
sweet and sour pickles, maple syrup,
canned meats; in fact everything kept
Call and see
store’
L.A W. Meet, Indiunspolts.
For the annual meet of the League
of American Wheelmen at Indian.
apolis, Aagust 9 to 13, the Pennayl-
vania railroad company will sell ex-
line, to Indianapolis at rate of single
A a Aeon “look for nowadays.
tarn until August 15 when property
2500 Jugem 13 ian Fopny value come to us and get it.
at Indianapolis. Bicycles carried tree.
Special arrangements for clubs travel-
ing as a body.
ist of Unclaimed Letters.
The following letters remain in the
postoffice at Patton for the week end-
ing Thursday, August 4, 1898:
James Price, Wm. Brumbaugh, Thos
IT'S PRACTICAL ECONOMY
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To buy
ficed to price, and vet prices are never high.
the best things and sell them as close to cost as we
Geo S. Good, ua
Ruggles, Mrs. Leonard Riters. Thos
Shields, James Mahew, Mrs Geo
Persons calling for the above letters
E A Mion PM
Ripans Tabules: pleasant laxative.
Ripans Tabules cure nausea.
Are what most people
If you want GOOD
Groceries at this store. Qualities are not sac
We It