COUR! ER, AUGUST r i 1808. ass by TE Patton Courier. A———— A SE IStark sed for davinges “on assount of! | articles published. Judge Speccer re- {fused a rehearing ‘of the case, which { 3 i PATTON PU% xa co., Prop * had been decided in favor of the de : E Wiis tneese, Editor. ESTABLISHED - - 1863. TEAMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. One copy, one your, in advance, plication. A No papers diseomtinued until all ages fre paid, unless at the option of the publishers, Entered ai th Postoffies at Patton as second. class mati mane. COUNTY OFFICERS. President Niptge- Hon A.V. Harker, Prothonotary -8, W, Davis Register amd Recorder ¥. B, Jone, Tremsurer—F. F, Spencer, Sheriff. (ion. M. Wertz, Deputy Sheriff. Elmer Davis. Thistrict Atthrmey -R, %. Marphy. Commissioners Jones, Himtisetlor Hoover, Commissioners’ Clerk John C. Gates, County Superintendent T. Lo Cimon, Connty Sarveyor- KG Fetterman. = nh i : County Awiitors A. L. Milwnbenger, FP. M, beer on tap at C. W. Hodgkins, Patton Lawrence, Jolin Gittings. oF Comalastonen a 1D. Miller Comores Austen Weakland = F ® ivingeton. Poor Dirsctors James Somerville, Jones ahd Jurmnew Mose, Thom T. rome or "OL PING COURT, et Monday of Mareh | Int Monday of Sept. : - Momday of June i tet Monday of Ine Argameni mrt ix held between the above rr Barges (ion, Prindible, Council Alex Montieth, ident; Hubtmrd, Dani PF. Jones I. MeCormick, Frank Anderson, John Scheid, Behool Board B. MePhe pucyty, prowident; H Cuorfros H. Sandford, tress ares; Tn er WwW, Lingle, oe af the Ponce oo Jesse Fo Imle, Jax Mellen. Premsarer— W. H, Sandford, Clerk BE, Wii (irene, Oollestor Jat. Mellon, Assos -f ohn H. Somerville, Anditors- Fimer Smale, W. Judge of Election ~John Traman Inspector Wm. Clark, James {Hive Constables Marmuel E Jones, Chief of Police Dun’! Holes, Street Comimimdoner—Ham’l BE. Jones ‘High Constable— Dan"! | Holes. RA I Se AR A. Mallon, “Ir wouLD be well,” says a con- _ congrgtulate herself that she gets of $his scrimmage wih a fatare JSR Srp po pga Ir GERMANY is Just simply looking | for & “scrap” with Uncle Sam, she can | ‘be accommodated on short notice, as our boys, especially those who were | | by Patton Pharmacy, Cc. WwW. in not having a chance at the Dons, ire anxious and ready to de-| fend old glory at all hazards. ARE THE officials of the Board of Trade of Patton going to call a meet- ing to see what can be done, or are we going to take a Rip Van Winkle alum- | ber? Let os get together and “‘com- : {* there might possibly be something in the wind which may be | | fendents. ATTERr: The defense was the truth of what had been published. Judge Spencer said in part: “If the sub- ‘ stance of the publication in its full and - fm Sa-Adverting rates made Known upon ap “be true, the justification is comple fair meaning is alleged and proved to Have You Tried C. W. Hodgkins’ Fine Soda Water Yet? Remember the place at the Cash Grocery. Festival in Swedish Mission church : Satarday night. Go to Daus’ Bakery for your fresh bread and cakes (io to the Patton Feed and Buck wheat Mills for your rye flour, corn meal, ‘oto 28t0 Cool soda water and refreshing root Few odds and ends in shirt waists, closing out below cost at Mm. Dartt's millinery store. The freshest and nicest line of green groceries and fruit in town at John Gaglairdi’s store. Read the new ads of the Patton Hardware Co., and Patton Pbarmacy w on first page of the COURIER. Biatr, “P| September 20th has been settled on as the date for the launching of the battleship Jlinois, now under con- sruction at the shipyard at Newport News. Work on the two battleships that both ships will be ready for their trial teips early next year. One of the naval attaches at the shipyard is authority for this statement. A Young Girl's Experience, My daughter's nerves were terribly out of order. She was thin and weak; the least noise startied her, and she wakeful at night. Before she had gin She is rapidly growing well and | ‘ strong, ber complexion is perfect, and . she sleeps well every night.-~ Mrs. Lucy McNutt, Brush Valley, Pa Celery King for the nerves, stomach, liver and | Kidneys is sold in 25c and 50c packages Hodgkins. An Iwmportast Question. Senin A Hat & Biles Dut w. display advertisement in the PATTON | Here Amount Rapidly Increasing. In no country are there more dia monds to be found than in the United Rtatos, according to the population. It is estimated by a leading Maiden lane RSS A NAA Abs SA i To Advertisers, Hereafter ull patrons who wish a CouRripER, or who wish to change their vad now running, must hand their’ copy in not later ihan Tuesday at 2 o'clock p. m. of each week. (New York) diamond dealer that there are upward of $500,000 000 worth of Aamonds in this oountry. Moreover, this vast amount is increasing year by Until quite recently diamonds were rarely cut in this coantry, bot Amer fcan inventors have developed a process for diamond catting which is vastly su- perior to that dene abroad. The loss in weight through cutting is sometimes fully one half, but the value is increased probably more than two fold The Dutch city of Amsterdam has bewns the great diamond cutting center of the world from time immemorial and gp to a few years ago over 12,000 peo- ple in that place were directly or indi- rectly dependent apon this trade Bat it was not reasonable i SUPPOSS that Amsterdam should contufue to hold a monopoly of diamond cutting As one of the greatest importing cities of the world. New York gradually offered in- ducements to diamond cutters, and an industry has been gradually boilt up here that is now very flourishing and profitable. In 1558 Henry D. Murse of Boston invented a machize for cotting and polishing diamonds, and sine then improvements have bec made npon it that are vary important. The foreigners continue to polish their stones by hand, but in this country machinery is large Kearsage and Kentucky is forging ' abead at a rapid rate, and it is expected If your friends or neighbors are suf- fering from coughs, colds, sore throat, or any throat or lung trouble (includ. ing consumption, ask them if they have ever used Otto’s Cure. This famous German remedy is having a large sale here and is performing some wonderful cares of throat and lung diseases. No matter what other medi- jcines have failed 10 do, try Otto's cure. sizes 25c and S0c. Sold by Pat- TAKING the number of taxables in ton Pharmacy, C. W. Hodgkina. souls. This, in our judgement, would be a conservative estimate of our pop- ulation owing to the fact that there are many foreigners in our town who are cana pare i hy rights of newspapers to plead in justi- fication in libel suits that the articles © case of Charles B. Stark vs Publishers | Geo. Reape & Company, in which great encouragemens for the coming ‘exhibition and confidently expect to ‘surpass all former exhibitions. The cititzens there generally are giving the | officers their hearty co-operation and {every indication points to a very suc- 1s 8 matter of importance. The Pome Peter ofa Lox ugk ie = bow 10 Your Complexion wu of pide Tha Sark $5 keep your skin clear and healthy. Your Toilet wast sot be overlosked. The best Too tome Doctor. F tending of infanen. Medical advice free, but We have no medicine to sell. sa Weathly magazine of informa ere ahce sabjocts, sad : ts every ome. Save So doctors’ bills and subscribe for _ One Deller a year buys 01 with NINE elegant toler artic & premigas. A Sy, Age 1 so, send for & sample and THE HOME DOCTOR CO., 128 White St., Nev York. ly noed A famous gem expert places the total value of all the diamonds in the world at over $1,000,006, 000, of which $350, - O00, 000 worth are in the hands of deal ers, carried as stock. All of the other diamonds are in the hands of private in- dividuale, and the question naturally arises, who owns then? This is not so easily answered, except in the came of large and world famous gems —~Godey’s Magazine PAYNE'S DESERTED TOMB Reminiscences of he Author of “Wome, Sweet Home.” The old Christian cemetery at Tunis is ome of the strangest sights in that strange town. Just off a busy thoroogh- fare, under an ancient archway, is a heavy wooden gate, much worn by the lapse of time, thickly studded with fan- tastic nails and provided with a prodi- gious knocker The latter, however, is not needed, for the gate yields to an energetic push, and yon find yourself in a large, walled inclosure, half garden, half graveyard, wheres an Italian wom an is hanging out clothes among the gaunt white tomba It is 12 years since any one was buried here, and the place is beginning to look meglected The modern cometery is pow outside the walle, and its guardian told me that many people came to him to inquire for the monument of “an American poet’ ar “an American consul, and be had to pend them to the old graveyard, The potinment in question is that of the author of * Home, Sweet Home, and it bewrs the following inscription spon its sides: “In memory of John Howard Payn, suthar of ‘Home, Sweet Home.’ Born 1791; died April 9, 1852 Erected A. D. 1888." { American Arms—eagle surmounted by motto “BE Plaribus Unum. '*} “ Disd at the American oonsuiate in Tunis Aged 80 years and 10 months “In the tomb benesth this stone the poet's remains lay buried for 30 years On Jan. 5, 1883, they were disinterred and taken away to his native land, where they received bonor and final burial in the city of Washington June 9, 1883. ‘Then be content, poor heart." ’ To realms beyond the sare dome With arms catatretehed (God's angel mid, “Weloome to heaven's bates, sweet home." There is a oertain Appropriateness about the fact that the author of the _exile’s most pathetic anthem should have died so many thousand miles away from home, — London Sketch. Rough on Solomon, The following incident happened at ome of the “‘catecheemus’’ which are held periodically tn Scotland for all the 5008, IE members of the kirk of a certain dis “The lesson was in Ecclesiastes, '’ says Mr. Johnston, “and ane day they had been discusxing the vers: in which Solo mon sayy, ‘Among a thousand men I have found one, but among a thousand women bave | found not one,’ meaning one just and good and upright And an old Seotchwoman, when she had jistened in silence and beard the rest | accept it as present and gospel truth, got her dander up and rose to her feet. eyes blazing 'Do you find why that ‘Hoot! she maid indignantly, her was? It was becaose nas dacent woman wad be seen in his cozapany Ye Mil- wankee Wisconsin. How, Indeed? She—Do you believe in platonic love? " He—1I hardly know. Do you? She—Well, of courses there may be such a thing, but—but—well, between two such people as you and—and— He—No, not between you and me Ah, Helen, platonic love would not do for me! 1 must speak Can you—can you— She—Oh, Alfred, how did you guess emir A pew invention is one to make tele | graph wire out of paper The interior cable is lead covered, und thin spirals of paper are wound arvand each interior he's angry; be's dangerous | ware also of the man who looks glum wire. The cost is said 10 be one fifteenth 1 of rubber insulated able. Beware of the nian who smiles when And be ! when he's glad : he’s probably a humor If handed in later than that time it will have to be held over “till the next week. All well regulated pewspapers must have a specified time in which to receive such business; if not, the paper is liahle to he lesned several hours be. hind time and then the subweribers would have good resson to complain Try to get copy in early. Paros Pre Co, Cholera and always affords Patton Chamberlain's colic, Diarrhoea Remedy prompt relief For saie by Pharmacy, (". W. Hodgkins Parnell & Cowher, Lge foe. LIFE AND INSURANCE. ACCIDENT Jl BEAL PNTATE AGENTS tre, Pa FIRE, Crown Buti se, fax Plume Ne. 8 YOUR FORTUN Sa ¢ ry - nd Aires Fane Tanawe ath wi HM A Ls a ¥ o i¥ Wm WEEE AL Tie van TN TROT INIA LER te the FE ait HOLT. CA AAA SAR AA ES A Ei “DRECTORY, J. VAN WILSON, mele wat Phikeleiphie Ie ind College. std il $k" 3 § Fan Press R | thorn « of the rtrmsl tewth sri fiend eth a Cspoviaity. Oesed Boikding, Patton, Pa DR. S. W. Worrell, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, wry tice in Good Building, fHoom No. 3 Sr Genera! Swrgury and the Eye 2 Specialty. Al calls will mveive pros pl attention. DR. W. |. DOWLER, Physician and Surgeon. Offlee in Mellon block, next door to Postofce, Patton, Pa, Ai ends, day or night, proinptly responded 14 wf Dr. V. A. Murray, PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. (fice in Arflngton Block, Bex! io PomtoMies. Patton. Pa Atl might rntin rospritided to prosnptiy, given spewial attention. OPFIVE HOU RMT JAMES NOLAN, Attorney-at-Law, Patton, Pa. Offer in Good Buollding. URE WY DAVIR, Haviog soured a million feet of amber | am now prepared to farnish it in the rongh in a pew, lengthe, ete. Delivered on short notice, at lowest price and on reasonable terms. an furnish ail kinds of minin ber such as Dunk rails, ote. 1 wi nandle hard wood lumber. All bills ent to order. Kindling wood by the load. Chas. Rhody, PATTON, PA. tim- also OfMee in Otto bullding, Beech avenne. FirstNation'|Bank OF PATTON, Patton, Cambria Co, Pa. CAPITAL PAID UP, 850,000.00, SURPLUS, 84 000.00, Fivmae luadivide- promt SRNOre i! ¢ tr PUERR are arse rvalive bari Ring wWyiewk frend ip § Bat if Fh, Fiare] Bi th tor ad} the Tomding i the pines r prong and ibervet padi on Time deposits A E Parrox, Wu H Saxnprord, President. Cashier. R. FP. Notley, ~ Dealer in-- Wines, Liquors, Beer, Etc. D. Lutz & Son's Beer a Specialty : Our Bottled Beer and Porter for family use cannot be excelled. Prices are reasonable. FLASKS, CORKS, JUGS, ETC. HASTINGS, PA; nw FOR PATTON, Dr. Chas Ernest Chase, graduate of Pennsylvania University, Is lowateed fn the Sedona building, organi a City Heostan inl, where he ix prepared tos dev mil Risto Dwntal worl, suah as FILLING TENTH PEATE WollR, CROWN AND BRIDGE WORK EXTRACTING ET, Ciffles Sted thrmughont with all modem ap pliances. Oftee hours will be frosn Sa. Bu We tm. lpmoip mand? pm 1 30 pom All work guaranteed wag a liberal share of yom patrosege solieited. GO TO THE People’s ¥ Marke MAGEE AVENUE, — POR— Fresh and Smoked Hams, Salt Meats of All Kinds. Home-Made BOLOGNA (nm Hand. Te is U0 Meats Pure Ww eh our Attorney and Counselor at Law, o EniNsntreG, Pa. Al legal business promptly aiteated {Mee in Barker Ballding. TOBACCO and CIGARS The forest Hine (np Patton at G. J]. FITZPATRICK'S Restaurant on Magee avenue, near P. RR. depot. MEALS AT ALL HOURS Your Watch may need Hogulsting. @e4 nelook al it. No charge fur examine! et. IF it newsis attention we'll well von, and if you would bhive os put it in shape we'll do 11 well at a regiiinr charge thst yews wos" ableert ta, TOZER. The Putton Jeweler, Business Educaton. The Andean Sell of Reisdness, A too, na, Pa. will give you a graduating soar 1 Beol-Keeprdng, Shorthand, TY mn. Penmanship and English Heanehow for the PRICE OF GNE-BOOKR PREE SEND FOR CATALOGUE. ARE YOU READY For winter Ives your beater give you satinfaetion® Don't sal op with toon bies That srithesyend vous lal pemr. CONKRULT ns about nemtitg oar Hates either oy hotPeir best walter or sivas. Van give $00 estitnates on Aly Work GOULD & BEELER. we PATTON, PA CREST SPRINGS FOUNDRY. We are Casting. Mchinery, iron kettles, stoves, stove repair, plow points, plow re- reasonable. pairs. Our charges are ied petal taken in exvhangy for new work Eh iyr CHENT SPRINGH, PA, Reuel Somerville, Attorney-at-Law, Patton, Pa. 2 OfMce in the Good Building. MAHAFFEY HOUSE Mahaffey, Clearfield Co., Pa. A ecommedations Sretciam Best of Ligoomn aud Wines at the bar. Stabling attached. GRORGE FERGUSON, Prop'r. Get Your FIRE INSORANCE or juidress Thos | Finb avense, Plittsbare. rain From James Mellon, J. P. Good and reliable com- panies. Office corner of Fifth and Magee Aves Patton, Pa. WOODEN COMPANY, wee Maps pi Bnet ti veers of apd Ds bers Dppeem— Lomber of all Kinds, Planing Mill Work, Sash and Doors of all Kinds, WORK MANKHIP AND LUMBER GUARANTEED. Prices and terms res nable. We have just received a car load of call your doors and sash to which we special attention. OFFICE At Mill and in Room No. Building. a T of Good Hastings Furniture & Undertaking Co. UNDERTAKERS, EMBALMERS, FUNERAL DIRECTORS, ETC. All calls promptly attended to. Office in Cornelius building, next to Commercial ho- : » Pa ton Pa., and Spen- cer building, Hastings Pa. Ao ofhee in Sprece he tol ding, RB. ir eshoro, Fn LR H C. EASLY, Manager. Wide of the snr, nme amd throat wes mand Qlweipm Cdeinbiie and leading rein wit Prammy!vanis shd North : Palmer Philadel phin &® C Wetaeil ©. “Lot me give you a pointer,” said Cee TE Co Fe iA (the Missouri Pacific railroad. “Do | you know that Chamberlain's colie, : | Cholern and Dimrrhoea Remedy cures ~ Surgeon Dentist. yo CR {i friendly bit of advice, the jolly com- ductor passed on down the aisle. It is you when you have the stomach ache ? it does.” And after giving this a fmt that thousands of railrosd and traveling men never take a trip with- “out a bottle of this remedy, which is the best cure for bowel disorders in the world. 25 and 50-cent botties for sale by Patton Pharmacy, C. W. Hodghkina Beech Creek Railroad. NY C&R R R Co Lessee. Condensed Time Table, Bend np Rig Wait Naot NOP # 30 04 May 15 88s i Nou os ene 28585 % Patton Westover Bow «ari seasNgssue® 3 lf AEE Ben ASEAERNENES sei iNSSNIERERANTEY © ie ie - pe wr PEER E RE 2 BRAS ERARENIATS SRNENA ESSENSE "MBB BEWEN 3 Muorristale Mines Munn Phtlipebang Munson Winlsirne saxV gx wy Sh hea sa isiv Har; FC A ——— “4 YnEeu: i fiilintawn sow Shoe & Bees Mili Hall a ER BR ESE PE ng nL el ee -. PBEBovumrnn Engle iv Ww HR — Phil's & Heading KH BR Wi Ha aveagwart iy of Philadel plils ar =3 NY vin Thitagies ar #8 NY vie Phila arbine 980 Pom am #0 pow sundeye Een oem mm R pm . pm nt REY Wael 0 Hin } HA BD BE pm Tally jw iis ae wf tWerkdays 3 am SOndays wk dhe Ahi trevelin “Hh New ¥: vis Phil sdeiphis on 1244 pom rein from Williamsport will vhs yy cary at Tlantingdon 8 Phila, Coinertipes A Wikia with Phils rwry More the Fal Heel Co st Mi Han with Central Haliroad of Preansyl vans; Phifipebury with Peonsyivanis maimed a Altisitin & "hilipsbung § ct onpecting msitrond; at iPmrfleld with the Rowhewter and Pittalbarg mdlway, st Mabas with Cmesbria and Temrfiehd Penmmyvanis milred: st FR Hervtmen, “Pinang, fa sand fvisdon of the with the AG Ra perintendent. Pennsylvania Railroad Time Table May 16, 1898, Main Line 1 sot ve Cresent Fat ward, spi Nore Box prow, week days A Limi Ansutausiation, week day Main Line Fxprews, Alloons Acvolmiation, daily . Mull Expeess, daily ¥ a Foard WY Sap ent ward, Jobinmtown Acevim., week days. Paes Be Express, daily ¢ Pasmenger, dnily Pitubary Exgrems repared to do all Kinds of Mai Pastline, daily Jolipsiown Asoo, week days. cambria and clearfield. sSosthwanl. Minrniing tein fir Patlon and Cresson aves ten Cam Hees Kewe 8 m1 ontves a: A or Fin. rnc Gm ( Catplell at 188 poo | nt 2 LaJose Westover £51 Bary Une Common) or Patton 30 Junetion ok Kaylor £18, a Cresson at $38, Northward, Morn temin jemves Cressor for Maha ey at 10 Blhenwbang Wa Kaylor edi; Hemaley Junetbon 08k ings | Weer Gazany ifor Hast nap 11a: Hastings for Maha fey ha Gar way for oi Wary 1; Le Jon 12 arriving at Glen Catnpleedl at a a. tui sind Glen opel saves Cresson st Kaw ar kl Sole Junetion 1 Gsrway for Hastings: To: an ID 1: TS army. or PE lover “I, arriving st imi BEL JB Hutehinsas, shen. Mgr. Haat (aban va dna! Fir rate; 10D, % jouye bon Station MalafTey: Reeth reek Junetion es Miluathey Labmthurst { f | fi ed bina iitinh indhiptbilhe h BEBLEERER SEER tsaed Hoon Run 48 Fistler Run. lh nd whl ol eh ag YEE ea 5 fill - - S ® Lave Fo : Lo BJ F ® r Fitter Run Horton Ran & tien 5 Campbell . = sas AT rey bd ede = WEE SNR Mal v i Heel Cres Janetion Union Sistion Mabaso: Fling station, Compections—Al Union Station, with Bese Creek aaiirond, C&G Pennsylvania railromd, P aN, rom: st Whiskey Run nd Motions & | tombineg mitrosd; at Motes with P. & w rod | rows Notas ati] further ootiee trains will ran oni between Union Siation | 3 aad Lapin Onmpbell, Al trains daily except Sun Any. . Hicks, tiemeral Mahaffey, Pa. a adn affale: Rochester and Pitsburg Ry. rier, Jd —r. Op and after July 3 DK tins will lesve Pavel Crook Depot, Clearfield, as follows 8 a. m. Re noddsviile Accom Cprwensville, DuBois, Palla Crook and he Conneeting at DuBois way. Johnsonhirg, Rmdfiad and Puihessn. EERE EEsCEn EER AMAR BREO®R eT ES SEBVEnNsEH ERLE i 4 Huai Express, for Curwensville, Dg Hots and Fills Unk. Uiiinecting of Paabbois, for Ridgway, Johnsonbarg, Hels ved sind Boffo, Fi a amt. a5 pom. Dube and Pun ssaawney Kx press. Fur DuBois, Fails Urvek and Pans. SHE W DEY ait 10 and DD Toapins arrive, ow rn he INL, roe tle kets, thine fables aad fail faformation, call on or add ress, £7, BL Hvsiip, EB. Lapey, Agent, then’! Passenger Agy,, Clertield, a Rochester, N, ¥ SERBBBEELU Www BECABREsEESENS -.
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