THE PATTON COURIER FEBRUARY 16,
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“Well, Caled,’
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"NARCOTIC.
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Ww il be the Fashion
In Our BIG STORE DURING
FEBRUARY.
! This will especially be the case on stocks that have been
found to be too heavy for the season and will include
Dress Goods, Blankets and
Winter.Underwear, Domestic Goods
f every sort on which the lowest of figures will be placed.
thin them out.
There will be a great saving to all who come here to buy during February
as there was in January as the advantage of reduced prices will prevail,
~ We now have a beautiful new assortment of Embroideries in all widths
# in Cambric and Nonesook with insertions to match many styles,
~ There are all prices ranging from 5 to $1 per yard,
Also a line of very handsome all over embroideries in many prices.
- Beautiful new Spring Ginghams and Percales are now in and range at
100 and 12ic a yard.
They were never prettier nor cheaper than now.
Our Annual Sale of Ladies’ Muslin Underwear is now going on.
~The stock is unusually handsome and the prices very low, lower than
you can bay the ie cborial and make them, skirts, drawers, chemises, corset
a Come and woe om. if possible. If you cannot we shall be pleased to
We make a specialty of quick delivery Mail Orders.
Vrite for sample to the Big New Store, one square from the
station.
22th Street,
L. W. COOK, Altoona, Pa.
Corner 11th Avenue and
On Friday, March 3
For Adams, Conemaugh, East Taylor
i Commissioners of Cambria and West Taylor Twps., and Franklin,
pity will be at their office in Ebens- East Conemaugh, Rosedale and South
"burg, Pa, on the following days for Fork Boros.
the purpose of hearing appeals from
persons assessed with Real Estate ac- |
quired by them, or where changes in ' For Blacklick, Cambria, Croyle, Jack:
valuations have: been made on account | son, Portage and Summerhill Twps,
of improvements, ote, since the last and Ebensburg, Portage, Summerhill
Assessment. Also from per. | and Wilmore Boros.
sons nesessed with money at interest, The Assessors are required to be
] te, ete, taxable for State present at hearing of appeals for their
purposes, and for making corrections | respective Districts,
on the Military Rolls for 1899: BENJ. Jones,
2 os ABRAM Hosrprieg,
: : THOMAS HOOVER,
Attest: County Comrs,
JOHN C. Garren, Clerk.
| Commissioners’ Office, Ebg.. Pa, Jan'y
30, 1806,
i
On Saterday, Mureh 4
On Monday, Februar:
op Alcgheny Bar, Carroll, Chest,
on Yucrday. Febhrivary 28
Cresson, Gallitzin, Munster, Reade, |
{ With years of experience in the |
aabington and White Twpa., and|
!
; i
shoe business we find that for style, fit,
neatness, comfort, wear and price,
there is no shoe house in the U. 8. can |
in any way be compared with Winch |
| Bros, of Boston, Mass., for ladies’ fine |
‘shoes. If their $2.00, $2.50 and $3.00
: j | shoes are not as good as you have been
For Lower Yoder, Richland, Stony- | paying $2.50, $3.00 and $3.50 for they
; Twps., and | will not cost you one cent. Tega
‘Hastings, Lilly, Patton,
r and Tunnelbill Boros.
On Wednesday, March 1
| Roxbury, and be convinced,
Boros. ‘Muisws WHITE SHOE STORE.
| Applications
i
wid Oaptain W. of |
| Massachusetts yours ago, ‘what will |
vou ask a day to saw wood for me? ['ve |
got several cords that | want sawed in |
two for the fireplace.”
“1 shonld ohurge you about half a
dollar a day if I had a saw,”
{ Caleb, ‘bat 1 ain't got none, captain,
‘#0 | don't see how | can aconmmordate
‘yon ''
If that's ail that's lacking, | guess
i we can manaze it, swid the caplain
“Pye got a prime new one, keen as a
weir, and 11 lot it tn yon reasonable
Lb wonld pincpence (13; cents) a
cord do for the ase of 107°
Hf reckon that's a fatr price, captain
' 'H be over in the mornin’
Bright aud early that next July morn
"jog Oaleh was at work, and he kept at
it mo faithfaliy that he finished afore
ronset, whin he went to the house to
pestle
“Lat's see,’ said the eaptain, ‘you
wore to have half a dollar a day We'll
call it a dar, althongh it ain't sundown
yot That's 5% cents for you, and you
were to pay me nipepence a cord for the
ase of the saw There were three cords
and a half in the pile That makes 433,
cents due me Somehow, Caleb, you
. don’t have very mach eoming to you.’
“How unforinit,’’
peratching bis bead dubdously for balf a
minate, and then looking up quickly,
as if a pew light bad broken in apon his
for Liquor]
Licenses.
Notice is hereby given that the ap.
| plications of the following persons for |
replied |
| office
said Caleb, after
A
mind—'‘how anfortnit that vou didn't
have ball a cord more, for then we'd
‘8’ come out jest square!’ —Ruccess
Mustenl Family.
When Andalvm was traveling in
Labrador, he came, one day. opom a
honse where the friendly inhabitants
made much of him and his companions
and where the good wife asked him if
be plaved cn any instrument
CL myself" she said ‘am extracr.
dinarily fond of mosie and have an in.
strument which has been seut away for
repairs Wo miss it greatly, far we conn
all play on it and when we are tired
the servants use it for ne’
“Yoo must be a very musical fan
ily, "smd the naturaiist = "What sort
of mo yistrameent is 1?
Bhe was parpioxed
UOentivmen, ' ssid she, “my instro
ment is large longer than broad, nnd
stands on four legs Hike a table. At one
end fen crooked hand, by tarsing which,
fast or slow, | do assare you we make
wost excellent musa
“*A hand organ!’
Bh smiled delightedly.
“Ah, that's 11!" sid sha
band organ,
1% is a
bat for the life of wn 1
eould not recalleot the pams. «Youth's
Ces pan ion
Imprompta Justices,
The Ht James Budget toils the fd
lowing somewhat uabselisvabie story
gleaned from the eoluwmne of the Lou
dom Tio
Herr Wolf special correspondent of
The Tagetintt, having an blieday same
where otwesn Kino Chon and Teng
Amun, went ont in quest of adventures
with bis dog, Schuster, and his clark
Arriving atl a cvarthonss, he found a
mandarin preparing to try 12 Chinese,
charged with waardering Gerinan nis
Cwionaries Waving a pieces of paper,
which he decinred war his warrant, he
promptly took the highest seat, ordered
“Herr von Schuster’ to take the next
in dignity to his right, placed bis clerk
co hin left, waved aside the bewiidored
mandarin, who doubtless thought that
this was the “mailed fist’ in person,
and callsd for the prisoners, whom,
without hearing evidence he promptly
scquitted. He then rode off, followed
by Herr vou Schuster snd the clerk, de.
elariug that the order of the day wal at
an and
a I Sm AAR ATS
Stranger Than Fiction.
The limits of probability bave Iately
boon puzeling a London police magi
trate. The origin of his perplexity, as
given by the lllgstratod London News,
is this
A young domestic servant tried to
carh one or two forged checks sand was
arrested in the attempt Hhe said a
gentleman’ gave then to her—a "Mr
Gilbert,” whose whereabouts nobody o
oonld truce That story has boon told
toa often Lo i press a JUry-—no Jurysoan
likes to be made a laughing stock-—but
before a verdict of guilty could te
given a man fell down dead iu the
strovte. Ho was recognized as "the gen
tleman' Ly the secused woman, and,
sure enough, in his pocket were found
other forged checks similar to thoss she
bad attempted to put into cironlation
Even Mr. lhine Q C., may be persuaded
that truth reufly is straugar than tiction
Benet ol Feerage.
Every cus nay not koow what the
teria benefit of peerage’ toplies A
peer can demand a private audience of
the sovereign to represent his views on
matters of public welfare, For treason
or felony he can demand to be tried by
his peers. He cannot be cotlawed in any
civil action, nor can he be arrested un
less for an indictable offense, and he is
exempt from serving on Juties. He may
ait with his hat on in courts of justices,
and should he be Hable to the last peu
alty of the law he can dewand a silken
cord instead of a Bempen Tope
i A PAA HS
na ei
Practical Remedy.
Caller {with mmanascript)—Then you
can't use the poem? May | ask what
ails it?
Editor— Well, it Jacks what might
: be called the true poetic fire.
Caller—Coulda’t that
parted to it swe way?
Editor— Well, you might try stick
ing it in the stov e.—Chie cago Tribune
—
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Couistry girls in Spain seldom wear
hats or bonnets of any kind. It was in
Spain, by the way, that the custom of
a bride wearing orange blossoms in hes
hair originated.
A énake does not climb a tree &
trash by coiling around it, but by hold-
ing on with its scales
pune of glass is almost helpless.
A snake ou ow
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Liquor Licenses have been filed in the |
of the Clerk of the Court of
Quarter Sessions of Cambria County,
Pa, and will be presented to the said
‘DR. S. W. Worrell,
designated below,
Office in Good Building, Room No. 3
Conrt for ite consideration on Monday,
February 20th, 189%;
Unless specially
the residences of the applicants os
stated in the petitions: are at the
places for which application is made:
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Ebensburg, Pa., Jan. 31, 1889,
Ripans Tabules: for sour stomach.
Ripans Tabules: one gives relief,
Ripaas Tabules cure nausea.
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‘Surgeon - Dentist,
PATTON, PENN'A,
Office in Solomon Bullding, opposite
City Restanrant, Fifth Avena
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DR. W. |. DOWLER,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office in Mellon block, next door to
Postoffios, Patton, Pa,
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fis ie Ar Wit lanseport with Pills
dei phia and Heading railroad; at Jory
with he Fait Brook Ry. at Mit Hail
with (entral Ratlmad of Pennwylswoia: at
Phitfpstarg with Penmyivanis and
Altra & Philipebarg Connecting miiroad; st
Climo dd with the Ba Baio, Heoelyouter and
Pittsburg maiiway: al Maha and Patten
with (ambrig and Cienrfiecd division of od
Peoansyvania rmilroad; at Maha
Penney! TARA Ane Northe'elers Tn way.
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Pennsylvania Railroad Time
Table
Nov. 0, 188,
Main Line.
foave Cresson Eastward,
Seq Rhore Expross, wonk dave
A tonne Aveo modation, week dnyve
Main Line Expross, daily
Stress Arevsinvuetation,
Mati Express, daily
Phitladeliphis Fy - dail
pprtling an Bo " entwand,
Fobinstown Avon, week days
Pac cif Ex press, daily
C Way Passenger. daily
Pittarrg Ex prow
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Fastiine, dnily a x ;
Johnstown Aseom., week dave
cambria and Clearfield.
Beanthwant,
wring teal Be Patton amd Cresson saves
felon mbes £40 Mahaffey aoa om
Foe NH a Hastings #18 Gar
way (fr Ceowmen: 89k Bn atton Gok
Janney Wr TARE hayior fw Ehenaboirgt T
arPiving al reeneh ai iba Mm. A k
clgatn Bar Patton amd Cresson leaves Gillen
Campbeii at L# pmo Mahaffey at 2 ladon
HA rer FAG Hastie J Gmrway (fay
§. Wr Patton hon Bemdiey Junetion
A Lak Ka avior £18 arriving af Crowson at £35
Northwant,
Fa ning train leaves Cresson for Mahaffey
%, Flansburg Hae Kaylor dl, Bewdley
ti eS: Paltion Wedd has, for Hast
roan? LEEW: Hastings (for Mahaftey: 33.30 ae
Prop'r. for Mahafer. 115¢ Westover 1:4 La
Jreowe PMR Mabmfey 1205 arfiving at Giep
CHEST SPRINGS FOUNDRY. Cn mephah) Tan Afernoon tein for Put.
fom and ob Cimpbell aves Orosson at Bik
We are prepared to do e. tineln of Bayi ha % Ebest ng fe; i Badiey Jnetion
. i ty «bri Eig £18 Patton 870 tarway for § ASTITIZNG %
Casting. Mc hinery, irom ke sib Hastings Hor toon Camphell TO fearway for
stave fv Paars, plow pein ia plow re Ladose
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LIFE AND INSURANGE Pittsburg "& Eastern
ACCIDENT Table.
BEAL PXTATY tun. TAKE grr NOY. 0
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i Reuel Somerville,
Attorney-at-Law,
Patrrtox, Pa.
Office in the Good Building.
JAMES NOLAN,
Attorney
Patton, Pa.
OMoe in Good Building. 101.
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Attorney and Counselor at Law,
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CAPITAL PAID UP, $50,000.06
SURPLUS, $47, 000. 00, | tans
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$i sho Matic ( Mahaffey
oil thon lemuling | {Flag station,
prtaei pal Connections At Dalen Station,
with Peeeh Creel rained, © & € $5
Petra beans mitrond, and PF. & N. W, mib
i at Whiskey Kan with Motiees & New.
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A. FE Parrox, Wx H SaxNDpomnd,
President Cashier.
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only between LU alon Staten |
Gilets Coanphbell, AH trains daily #xevph Nan
fi ~ i" Hicks, Genemi Manager,
Mabaftey, Pa.
Baffale, Rechextor and Pittsburg "y-
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Cronk Pepot, Clearfield, dally exespt
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i urwenwilie, Pre Beds, Falls Creek and Heys
odidavil fuhsertiing al DiBols A Ride
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Geo. Boone ::.:
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fed and
Palio Fopress, fr Curwenaviiie,
arf Falls Creel SannLiBr at
fr Hidgway, Jobinsonbueg Bead.
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Agent for
THE GREAT ATLANTIC
& PACIFIC TEA GO,
Corner Lang & Filth Avenues, fur a
full line of Teas, Coffees, Sploes, Rolled
Oats, Fiour, Wheat, Sugars, Puck
wheat Flour, Corn Meal, Coafection-
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D. Lutz & Son's Beer a
Specialty.
Our Bottled Beer and Porter for
family use cannot be
jare reasonable.
FLASKS, CORKS, JUGS, ETC.
Expensive Premiums
will be given away with auf 13
ounce can of A. & P. Baking Powder,
S0v. 40 cents worth of spices gets any |
prize on the list. Manylother prem.
ns and be con-!
can save you!
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