THE PATTON COURIER, NOVEMBER 17, « 1808
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BAL BRANT POWTER on ' ww YORE.
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rE THE official ‘returns of the elec.
tion of Cambria county on the first
page of the CoURIER this week.
Wonbim will the politicians of the
little town over the hill be so kind as
fo invite the candidates, whom they
tried to defeat, over to banquet with |
them? Soch strange things have
occurred in the pa.
ALREADY persons aspiring to be
elected to borongh offices have com-
menced to ‘figure’ on securing the |
nomination. The borough election |
will take place Tuesday, February 21,
1809, which is a little over three
months hence. The principal officers
to be elected are a Justice of the Peace,
two councilmen, two school directors
and other minor officers. The best of |
“timber’ will no doubt be secured on
both sides, especially for the office of
Justice of the Peace, and a lively fight
may be looked for.
AN EXTRA SEWION.
The probability of an extra session
of Congress in the spring is much
stronger, now that it is certain that the |
Republicans will have a majority in the |
next House. It has been regarded as
~ improbatile ever since the close of the |
war that Gen grons will be able at the |
coming short session, to act upon sll
the legislation made necessary by the |
' war, in addition to the regular approp- |
riation bills and rontine business, but
| it was thought that an extra session chased a tract of hemlock timber of
would depend largely npon the control |
| of the next Houge. Had the Republi- | this county, which comprises over
“cans lost it, the administration would
have done everything possible to avoid
An extra session, by trying to push
through at the short session all the |
legislation needed to carry out ite!
_ policy, colonial and otherwise. Now, |
| no haste will be necessary, and should | situsted along the line of the Ebems-
the present Senate not meet the admin- | burg branch of the P. R. R., between
Itration’s expectation in acting upon | Twin Rocks and Vintondale, affording
bills that go through the House, the excellent shipping accommodations. |
President will doubtless feel that an The operations will Inst for a period of
: | extra session of Congress will do as be | about four years, and in view of this
fact Mr. Baughman, who personally
looks after the interests of the firm,
expects to remove his family from
shes, us bis party will have a large
majority in the Senate after next
fore be indifferent as to an extra
Weteion, knowing that If the last semion
A STRAIGHT TIP. :
Things look a little threatenening in
meeting,
instructed to bave our peace commis-
sioners inform the Spanish commission |
A] any Enropras nation or “combination
of nations to modify our demand for
: Philippine Islands—a demand that |
ment od prepared to
ition growing tired of the
ied thay 41 they falled to act
| dressed free of charge.
‘struction, Dr. Corson.
-sonations.
| Masie, Prof. Excell, 8 to 8:25; Instroe- 0
Committees, Miscellaneous business;
Instruction, Dr. Boone;
: office of the County Superintendent
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sections will be made.
: “will be marked absent.
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| rectors at any or all entertainments.
of Patton, will be removed to the new
tract soon and operations will be com-
Continued from ist Page. Ere Sastings Opars House.
THE TEACHERS® INSTITUTE.
Afternoon Session--From 1:30 to 4 #eason in a new play, “Garry Owen”
o'clock. Music, Prof. Excell; Instroc- which is termed an Irish comedy drama
, ton, Dr. Heiges; Instruction, Dr. snd has an annsnally interesting story
| Albert; Music; Instruction, Dr. Boone. running through the play. It is en-
Evening Session Music, Prof. E. 0. tirely unlike the ordinary run of Irish
Excell; Reading by Mary French Field, comedy dramas, as the suthor was
| from her father’s poems, particulary careful to avoid aotilizing
Thursday. November 24th. any of the old conventifnal and thread.
Forenoon Session —From § to 11:45. Dare features, which generally prevade
Mais Drill. Instroction— “Class A: Irish plays. His aim was to present a
Dr. Albert, Dr. Corson, Dr. Boone;
“Class B' Dr. Boone, Dir. Albert, Dr. | ored to garnish his work with a goodly
Corson. ’ 3 portion of fan, frolic, charming songs
Afternoon Session--2 to 4 o'clock. 80d characteristic dancing. In fact,
Music, Prof Excell; Instruction, Dr. “Garry
termed a rollicking Irish comedy. In
Boone: Instroc Ibert; In-
: Sia, Dr. Albe order to portray the action of the play
Evening Session — Concert, Smith in a proper manner the management
Sisters -Sextette. Music and Imper-.
and elegant scenery, among which are
a number of mechanical and sensa-
tional stage effocts. The illuminated
exterior of an Irish church with its
organ and church choir of
nine trained voices is generally con-
ceded to be one of the most beautful
Friday, November 25th.
Forenoon Session From # to 12 m.
Instroction, Dr.
Report of
' tion, Dr. Corson;
| Albert; Music, Prof. Excell;
Closing ad- | i,n0} features which bas been seen on
the American stage. At Hastings
Opera House Friday, Nov, 18.
A Very Heavy Vote.
Figures made from official returns
Teachers should enroll as soon as from some counties and unofficial fig-
| dresses; Masic.
A committee will be found in the
fromSa m to 1:30 pp m. on Monday’
possible after their arrival, giving their ures from others show a total of 958,
| names and districts to the enrollment S18 votes cast for the three leading
committee, when they will receive candidates last wekk. This is the heav-
ecards on which the classifications in Jest vote ever cast for Governor, and
has been exceeded only in the Presi.
absent dential elections of 1888, 1892, and
should notify the Superintendent. 1896. Stone received 473,068 votes,
Teachers who are tardy in attend. Jenks, 353.742, and Swallow, 132,006.
ance, or who leave the room before the Stone's apparent plurality is 118,326,
session is over withoat good reason, #vd be polled only 12,680 short of a
clear majority over the other two can-
A copy of Prof. Excell’'s new music didstes. The vote for State Treasurer
Any teacher unavoidably
book will be presented to each teacher. 18st year was: Beacom, Rep., 372,445;
All who desire course tickets may Brown, Dem., 242,371; Swallow, Pro,
select seats for the four entertainments 118, 969. Beacom’s plurality was 129,
on Monday. 717. Stone carries 35 counties and
Every tenth row of seats, from the ‘Jenks 31. Swallow was third in every
front to the rear of the court room, will county except Lackawanna.
be reserved for the general public at Two Infante Dead.
any time after 8 o,0lock a. m., Monday, John, the 19-months-old son of Mr.
November ist, st James’ Srug siore, ‘and Mrs. John Watkins, of Lang ave-
but all seats will be marked in the
court house corridor. The board will fever, after an illness of about two
open on Monday one-half st 10:30 8. | weeks. Funeral services, conducted
m. and the other hall st 4:15 p. m., ‘by Rev. Kiucker, were held at the
and on each of the other days at 4:15 home Tuesday aflernoon, after which
interment took place at the Patton
| cemetery,
Lydia, the 15-months-old daaghter of
Mrs. Mary Aligood, died Tuesday
morning at 5 o'clock. Her remains
were interred at the Patton cemetery
Wednesday afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Heartfelt sympathy is extended to
the bereaved parents by many friends
of this place.
A Handy Culendsr.
The COURIER Is in receipt of the 14th
annual edition of the Columbia desk-
pad calendar, issued by the Pope Man.
ufactaring company, of Hartford,
Conn. This handy reminder has bean
for years one of the most pleasing of
advertising features. We note that the
new calander is very similar in design
and make-up to the 1508 calendar,
although it has more artistic covers and
is more profusely illustrated. Any
person may obtain a copy by applying
to the nearest Columbia dealer, or by
sending five 2-cent stamps to the Cal-
endar Department, Pope Mfg. Co,
Hartford, Conn.
Rhertdan Troop Sill In Serviee,
The Sheridan Troop, Tyrone's cav.
‘alry organization, of which J. RB. Cor-
Brookville nelios, of this place, was a member,
Pe, 9 Eensbug. is still in the United States service,
Shot While Hunting. though the furlough expired last Fri.
About noon Friday John McNicolls, | day and the men have been examine!
Good seats will be reserved for di-
Rates of Amission Season tickets,
| with reserved seats, $1.50; Single ad-
‘mission, with reserved seat, 50c.;
Single admission, not reserved, 0c.
T. L. Ginsoxn, County Supt.
J. M. Berkey, City Supt.
New Lamimr Operntions.,
Through the agency of Frank R
Mahaffey, of Mahaffey, Pa, Hunter &
Baughman, of this place, have pur-
: Barker Broa, situated near Vintondale,
12,000,000 feet. The large saw mill
located at the abandoned operations of
Hunter & Baughman, two miles east
menced in the spring. The tract is
‘of this place, was terribly injured by | preparatory to being mustered out,
the accidental discharge of a gun in ‘ which is expected to toke piace soon,
the hands of W. R. Jones. The young probably this week. As soon as the
men were hunting south of town, and new National Guard Is organized the
Mr. Jones fell while descending a steep | troop will probably make application
bank, his gun being discharged and for admission. It was organized more
the entire load of shot entering the {than 27 years ago.
of his compainion, who was
about thirty feet distant. Mr. Me-
Nicolls was at once brought to town
and given medical aid, and he will
probably recover.—Cambria Tribune.
LATER. ~~ The unfortunate young.
man has, since the above was pub.
lished, died from the effects of the in-
Not Visible In This Vicinity.
Those who so anxiously scanned the
heavens Sunday and Monday nights in
clouds that shut off the view.
appear and it is said that there wa
quite a brilliant display, but that none
Honor of Miss Wolfe,
The ball given in the Goldstein hall enough to the earth to penetrate the
Friday evening in honor of Miss Bessie clouds. A
Woife, formerly of this place, who is
"| visiting Miss Bessie Lingle, was a grand
success. The evening was put in very ,f (has E. Walters, at Hunter &
pleasantly up to the wee hours dancing gauehman's mill, east of Patton, at 1
to the music furnished by BSeverin's clock p. m. Wednesday, Nov. 30th,
Imperial Orchestra, which had to play A5 household goods, wagons, sleds,
many encores. Mise Cecelia Flick de- 4 rnees and in fact all personal prop-
Public Male
| lighted the dancers by singing several ‘erty will be offered for sale. Terms
solos, which won rounds of applause. | 046 known on day of sale. See
Thankegiving Ball. posters for particulars.
A grand Thanksgiving ball will be | You cannot do better than to call on
held in St. Thomas’ hall, Ashville, Pa., (441d & Beezer for first-class plumbing,
on Thursday, evening, Nov. 24, 1808. o0, Egtimates freely given. 44tf
Be ar vn held Under tie Suapices 3 Pure rye or corn chop at t oh atton
music will be furn by the C ' Feed and Buckwheat Mills- d
ished by the Cresson :
Parlor Orchestra. A pleasant time is i,
assured to all who attend. Admission { | FA Sem § |
' 50 cents, including supper and dancing. |
Always Fresh. :
Fish and oysters at H. Atkinson's, The Kind You Hae =
next to Weakland's livery. Fish re- Bears the
Bought
Tony Farrell's company appears this
“eves that jenses will correct.
clean natural comedy, and be endeav.
Owen” might truthfally be
has provided the company with new
* soepes of the many realastic sensa-
hottie free of cost,
‘nue, expired Sanday morning of brain
search of the meteoric display, were
disappointed by a heavy fall of stormy
In some
portions of the country clouds did not
A public sale will be beld at the home |
Seporant 4 to Our Readers.
The most important power in life is
the power tc see. Eye sight is price
less. D. Lantman, regular visiting
optician and special in lenses, will
correct all errors of refraction in the
He can
furnish reference from the best people,
certifying to the excellence of his
work.
His visits nre regular, and he goaran.
tees perfect results.
Don’t trifie with vour sight or that
of your children, (all and see him at
Palmer house, Patten, Pa, November
224 to 6th. EYER TESTED FREE
OF CHARGE. Thanking the public
for past favors, Respectfully,
D. LarrMax,
Regular Visiting Optician,
Johnstown, Pa.
Overcome evil with good. Overcome
your coughs and colds with One Min-
ute cough Cure. It is so good children
ory for it. lt cares croup, bronchitis,
pneumonia, grippe and sll throat and
lang diseases. . W. Hodgkins Pat.
ton Pharmacy.
How to (Care a Cold
Bimply take Otto's Cure. We know
of its astonishing cores and that it will
stop a cough quicker than any known
remedy. If you have asthma, bron.
chitis, consumption or any disease of
the throat and longs, a few doses of
this great remedy will surprise you, If
yon wish to try, call st our store and we
will be pleased to furnish you a sample
Large bottles Sw
Pharmacy, CC. W.
arnl he Patton
Hodgkins
A cough is not like a fever. It does
not have to ron a certain course. Cure
it quickly and effectaally with One
Minute cough Cure, the best remedy
for all ages and for the most severe
cases. We recommend it becanse it's
good. C. W. Hodgkins, Patton
Pharmacy.
A Sure Rigs of Croup.
Hoarseness in a child that is subject
to croup is » sure indication of the
approach of the discase. If Chamber.
iain’s cough Remedy is given as soon
aa the child becomes hoarse, or even
after the croupy eotigh has appeared,
it will prevent the attack. Masoy
mothers who have croupy children
siways keep this remedy at hand and
find that it suves them much trouble
It can always be depended
and worry.
apon and ix pleasant to take. For sale
by Patton Pharmacy, C. W. Hodgkins,
Early to bad and early to rise, pre. ;
pares a man for his home in the skies
But early to bed and a Littie Early
Riser, the pill that makes life longer
and better and wiser. C. W, Hodgkina,
Patton Pharmacy.
Wks teed
Ladies and pentiemnen suffering from |
throat and lang difficulties to eall at.
for on sample bottle of Otto's
Care, which we are distriboting free of
amimend it
our dare
charge. We i
as a care for coaghn, olde, bronchiting
consumption, and all diseases of the
throst and lunge It will stop a cough
quicker th
We believe it will cure you.
or whooping cough it is sare to give
instant rélief
Bold by Patton
Hodgkins
sficentiy rea
Pharmacy, C.
Soothing, healing, cleansing,
Witt’s Witeh Harel Salve is the ime
placable enemy «f sores, burns and |
wounds. It pever fails to cure pi
You may rely upon it. CW. Hodg-
kins, Patton Pharmacy.
Did
Grocery. #5uf
an nny other known remedy. |
In croup
Large sizes 50c and 35c. |
Ww.
De
ot wee the bheantiful glassware |
given away as premioms at the Cash |
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Many a household is saddesed by The Way to be Besutifel.
death because of the failure to keep on| Every lady wishes t0 appear attrast-
hand a safe and absolutely certain cure (ive. By using “Celery Wine” you will
for croup such as One Minates Cough become so. Sleeplessness, dizziness,
care. See that your little ones are fainting spells or female weakness,
protected against emergency. C. W. soon wears a woman out. To keep
Hodgkine, Patton Pharmaty. | yourself attractive yori must bave good
From New Zealand. sound nerves. “Celery Wine” quiets
Reefton, New Zealand, Nov. Zi, 1596, 30d strengthens the nerves, and pro-
1 am very pleased to state that since motes sieep. Warranted to contain 80
I took the sgemy of Chamberlain's injaicos drug Tange bottles, Soc.
more especially of the cough Remedy. | ie
In two years I have sold more of this
particular remedy than of all other | J
makes for the previous five years. As
to its efficacy, | have been informed
by scores of persons of the good re
suite they have received from it, and
know ite valoe from the nse of it in my
awn household. It is so pleasant to
take that we have to place the bottle
helm
beyond the reach of the children. EB.
J. Scawxrieevry. For sale by Patton
Pharmacy, C. W. Hodghist :
RF Notley,
— Deader in
Wines, Liquors,
Beer, Etc.
D. Lutz & Son's Beer a
Spe claity.
{mr Bottind Beer and Porter for
family use cannot be excelied. Prices
are ressonable, :
FLASKS, CORKS, JUGS, ETC.
HASTINGS, PA:! NEWEST
FirstNation’| Bank MODELS.
OF PATTON, :
Patton, Cambria Co., Pa. FANCY
CAPITAL PAID UP, $60,000.00. :
SURPLUS, $40,000.00, i
Acoomnts of Corporations, Firms, [ndivide
ais and Banks received npon (he mit Savors
Bie terms consistent! with safe and sonservalive
banking.
Stenmaliip tie kata five male for all the leadt
Hines, Foreigs roafts payable in the prime
eition of Lhe wa War
Att correspondance wii Lave cuir provypland
prreonsl atten
Interest paid m ory time deposits.
A. E Patron, Wu H Sanpromp,
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THE BAZAAR,
GG. O. Brady, Por r.
PAIN. SMART OR WATER,
{t 1s their pleading for help.
SPECTACLES!
No matter if somebody does try to dissuade
Yours is the pain and danger.
WE DON'T CHARGE
Anything for an examination of the eyes,
and if an oculist’s care 1s needed we frankly tell you. If
your glasses are crooked, or bend, or pinch, we will set them
right —for nothing, perhaps.
TOZER,
The Patton Jeweler.
you.
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of the shooting stars approached pear
BIG BARGAINS arree BAZAAR!
Ladies Coats 2.
Call and see these fine garments before the choicest are sold.
Long
Misses’ Coats and Infant's
Remember
Ladies’ Dress Shoes at goc and up.
20¢.
and up.
Infant's Shoes, sewed sole, 2c
90 and up Ladies Capes 75c and up
Also Big Values in
Cashmere and Eiderdown Coats.
Our Shoes are the Chicest for the price you pay, that
can be found anywhere. Men's Dress Shoes at go
Ladies’ Common House Shoe 60c and up.
Men's Double Tap Heavy Work Shoes, g4¢.
RIA When you are looking for Genuine Bargains call 2
The Bazaar,
GEO. O. BRADY, Prop'r.