THE PATTON COURIER, AUGUST 3, 1899.
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publishers
Entered at the PostofMes nt Patton ss second
class mall maiter,
Advert ng rates made wi
rH pean
al
Roasting ears come next.
at Goldstein's.
Tinning of ail description done at
Kirk Hardware, Co.
Celery Thursday, Friday and Satur.
day at Cash Grocery. :
M. L. Leary, Esq.
Chest Springs Tuesday.
A full line of stylish hats and caps for
fall wrar at Goldstein's.
A 18x20-inch picture, frame for 65
cents at Fisher's wall paper store.
Nice cool soda water at Patton
Pharmacy, (7. W. Hodgkins, proprietor.
County Superintendent (ibson held
township examination in Patton Mon.
day.
B. I. Myeps, principal-elect of Patton
Public schools, spent Tuesday in
Patton.
The City Restaurant keeps the finest
and freshest line of green groceries in
Patton.
Nearly 175 congregational
have adopted the individual commun.
jon cup. :
J. GG. Evans,
among the many
Saturday.
A.M Kirk, and J.
Curvwensviile, were
town Friday.
Two hundred pounds of regular 750
tog at Goldstein's at 38c per pound
Just think of it.
Thos. J. Burke,
oeratic politican of Altoona, is vikiting
in Patton for a few days.
The toll of an ordinary ship passing
through the Suez Canal averages abont
$4,000, The distance is 92 miles.
If you are hungry drop in to the
City Restaurant where you can get
everything you wish in the eatible line
Ice delivered to all parts of town by
A. G. Stonn at §} cent per
pure spring ice and dont your forget it
churches
oF
visitors to
Johnstown
ation
Wie
We
{3
wi of
ir
Ve ry
visitors
a prominent Demo
Erte
There are 1000 vessels which cross
the Atlantic Ocean regularly every
month, some of them twice a month
Cash Grocery it headquarters for
oranges, bananas, lemons, water:
melons, in fact everything in the
green grocery line.
Miss Carrie Crowell, of Patton, who
has been visiting her aunt, Miss Laura
Woomer, returned home last week.
~ Owoeola Leader Courier.
Elsewhere in the CoURIER this week
appears the notice of advertising for
bids for the paving of Fifth avenue, to
close Monday, August 14th.
Geo. 8. Good, the enterprising mer-
chant, has placed a very excellent
‘green produce’ case in his store. It
was made by Messrs. Isaac Uhler and
Ed. 8. Moore. !
Bee Kirk Hardware and Furniture
Co. for the finest line of stoves nod
ranges in the county--all guaranteed
to give perfoct satisfaction Cinderella, |
Capello and Sunshine.
Leonard Levis, representing Levi
Smith, refiner of petroleum and ita pro-
ducts, of North Clarendon, Pa., was
hustling up trade in Patton and vicin-
ity a few days last week.
Cordelia, wife of John Hockenberry, |
died at her home in Chest township,
Clearfield county, on Monday, July!
24th, 1899, after a short illness, aged 35
years, 10 months and 20 days.
Francis Murphy, the celebrated tem-
perance man, is the guest of his son
‘tour will be in charge of one of the
company’s experience tourist agents,
and daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert 8. Murphy of the Seventeenth
ward. — Johnstown Democrat.
The Glen Campbell bank opened its
doors for business Monday morning.
The room has been fixed up very taste-
fally and is the finest business place in
the town, Glen Campbell Graphic. -
To those who drink whiskey for:
pleasure; Harpers whiskey adds zest to |
existance. To those who drink whis-
key for health's sake; Harpers whiskey
makes life worth living. Sold at Pal-
mer House.
$100
came down from
cellent
acter, who were ‘run out’
the same fate here
‘and conventions, apply to New
{ Central agents or write W.
‘rop, general agent,
‘more and Washington
Land boat fure {or the entire trip,
‘railroad
New York; Ticket
‘Newark, N. J., or Geo.
sistant General passenger agent, Broad
advertisements
appear in FR this week: Lin
8 fiool, (on, Wm F
Gable, Patton Sapply Uo, LW. Cook,
Patton Hardware Co, Mill
The following new
the {¢ WRI
Miners Store
fiers Mhoe
Miares
Geo, Greenaway, shifter af the Reilly
mine, received slight bodily injuries by
being canght between two cars while
‘at work at that colliery Monday,
bat
fortunately were not of a serions
natare,
Say, yon want to try relebrated
the
Apollo brand of can peaches at the
Patton Supply Co.
Ask to see gents dress shoes at $1.00 hrand ever broagh!
They are the finest
to Patton. Three
pound can for 30 cents They are
something extraordinary.
Paul (3. Nowag, of Berlin, Pa. is
spending a few days in Patton in ihe
interest of organizing a Hive of
Knights of the Maccabees, a most ex-
life and accident iosurance
‘order. He is meeting with splendid
| success.
Two women of disreputable char.
of Clear.
eld, are making their head quarters
in Patton at present. From what can
be learned they will possibly meet with
they should be at
any rate,
An:
advice:
paper.
than a paper borrower.
pennrious to subscribe
your own paper, read the
ought to.
1. Gialdetein has nid a
pavement in front of bw
Magee avenne, The
by John Gaglairdi, Mr
pects to lay the same ki
on Filth avenun as soo
wet for the paving of that
[ida MM. Hull of Cresson dsl
home of her grandmother,
Haff, 219 lehigh aven
Thursday of last
only daughter of J
exchange gives the following
There is no greater nuisance
If you arm too
and pay
fib
for
A's
ger, Pittabarg,
week th
AL Hufl of
Nhe is survived by ber father a
brother, Wm. Hoff of Glen wins
George Markietan,
was brought here Wednesday evening
the H4h anid taken the
Memorial hispits ery badly
woenlidend Monday by weft songs,
recover, although his condition
present is serious Johnstown
of Baroeshoro,
oi train ty
si Hewasvy
bul wil
al
remo
Lerat,
A frightini al
West Brag
sxpdosion took pace
th cris :
ing in
bag ein ei
kinson, Samos! Kell
miners, amd Las
motorman, The first three were
ously burned about the face and hands,
er
‘although the first named is probably
the most seriously injured. Chas
‘ Hobart, while not so seriously injured
‘as thie other, had the right side of his
face and wrist badly burned. — Barnes.
| boro Sentinel.
Of tatorest tao Wheelmen
To Montreal and return: On
count World's Bicyele Meet, one
for the round trip. Tickets on sale
August 6th, 6th and 7th, good return:
ing to August Lith, inclusive.
To Boston and return: On
we
fare
account
‘of National Meet of the League of
American Wheelrnen, one fare for the
round trip.
12th, 13th and 14th, good until August
20th. Extension of time limit until
' August 31st on deposit of ticket at
' Boston and payment of fee of 50 cents.
For detailed information concerning | yoney we
J 3
the above, and rates for other meetings
York
H.
Williamsport, Pa.
Delightful Vacation Trip,
Visiting Niagara Falis,
Thousand Islands, Quebec, Montreal,
Au Sable Chasm, Lake Champlain and
Lake George, Saratogo, and the high.
lands of the Hudson. leave Pliladel
phia by special train August 12. The
and a chaperon, having especial charge
‘of unescorted ladies, will also accom-
pany the party. The rate of $100 from
New York, Brooklyn, Newark, Tren-
ton, Philadelphia, Harrisburg, Balti
covers railway
par-
meals en route, hotel
entertainment, transfer charges, and
‘carriage hire. For detailed itineary,
{tickets or any additional information,
address Tourist Agent, Pennsylvania
company, 1196 Broadway,
Agent, Fulton
788 Broad street,
W, Boyd, As
lor car seats,
S60
street, Brooklyn;
Street station, Philadelphia,
CABTOII.
Tha Kied You Haw Aways cought |
Never borrow your neighbor's |
Tickets on sale August
North- |
habit
Conglomeration of Tongaes,
Rov, 1. © Hays, who some time ago |
frrnished na with the
th
repens fen
information that
different nationalities
Tin Windber,
hihe wf
Irian Wore
now cores for.
ward wit
forirtésin in wn
¥ of
i RIILIAY To
vere another, making
i tof a faraii
Hever
HOE AX
MaRing
rg 15
wy Hier
«1 from piles for twenty-
tive and after all so-called cures
¢ Send by
years,
fad failed was permanently
of Pra Wy
A Hall, of Lamber City
vou “DeWitt
dishonest
one box 4 it's witch hazel saive,
r. Pa. Be
There Arse
conterfeits.
save i
sire get
injurious and
CW. Hodgkins, Patton Pharmacy
Heplasophs nt Carrolliown
Cir Wednesday evening of inst week
John WW. Croett, of Baltimors,
preme Organizer of the Improved Order
Heptasaphs, assisted hy Supreme Pre.
inte, Chas A. Greer, of Altoona, Organ-
irersy Hobert Johnson and tieorge A
Patton instituted a conclave of Hepta
sophis in Carrolltown.
Sue
All wesk places in your ef.
fectnally closed against disease by De
Witi's little early risers. They cleanso
the bowels, promptly cure chronic
constipation, regulate the liver, and fili
yott with new life and vigor Small,
pleasant, sore; never gripe. (0 W
Hodgkins, Patton Pharmacy
CABTORNRIA.
Baars the
Rigoature
of
Economical
Buyers.
L.ook
HERE.
Cents on d
k ¢ (vera
soc article,
do at,
system
wont ye
Y ou Call CdD MON)
caster!
WW giarantee
Overall to
buy
Lind
Mi i
else.
If vou can buy
pair of Shoes for gc
d
as good as others sell
you for $1.25 you
should take advant; Wwe
of 1t—These Shocs
for and Curls
only.
Bovs
We aim to sell goods cheap-
er than anvone else consider-
ing quality. ‘Trash we do not
sel
1f are out to save
ask vou cordially
to call and us. We actu-
all carry the most complete
line line of
you
HOC
Boy's Suits,
Toronto, |
Men's Suits,
Shirts, Collars,
Cuffs, Neckwear,
‘Hats, add Shoes in
NORTH of COUNTY,
And if you are not in the
of trading here,
some of your neighbors.
‘REMEMBER our Motto—
"PENNY PROFITS — BIG
SALES"
Location-— Directly
the Bank.
Opposite
The Keystone
Clothing and
Shoe (o.
aterment that be has dis.’
ask’
Prunes, 6¢
Raisins, 8c.
Dried Apples,
6. (
ans Sardines, 2 5¢
Appricots, 18c¢.
{ ans Peas. 3 3
PRIDE OF
PATTON
FLOUR,
Cri
BEST
FILOUR
Hriil greet
ins’ soda water and rool beer
if:
fre Wine
of which
ware
vears before trying
an By OR
him Be
§
hated saive,
erp]
compl
worthless and
CW Hodgkins Patton Pharmacy
vilasiy
dan Frain
: ;
pe month
3 3
BEX 43! fi, 4
of diarrhos
| gave
Hy given in such cases, bint as
3 Lave pilaf, we nen? fir a phy
3
ard 1b wi gander bis care for a
vt that time the child bad been
shou! ten dave and wae having
af the
and we
SOG Oh
Cham
Rick or
about twenty-five aperalions
howeln every twelve hours,
were cotivinesd that unless it
ained relief it would not live
bertain's colic, cholera and diarrhoea
remedy was recommended, and 1 de
cided to try it I soon noticed a
| change for the better; but by ita contin.
ned use a complete cure was brought
about and it is now perfectly healthy.
(LL. Boggs, Stumptown, Giimer Co,
W. Va. For sale by CW. Hodgkins,
Patton Pharmacy.
“PeWitts little early risers did me
more good than all blood medicines
and other pills,’ writes Geo. H. Jacobw,
of Thompson, Conn. Prompt, pleas
ant, never gripe they cure constipal-
ion, arouse the torpid
and give you clean blood, steady
nerves, a clear brain and a healthy
appetite. CC. W. Hodgkins, Patton
Pharmacy.
to
liver action
The New York Sun has taken the
trouble to collect, and compile, the los,
in killed and wounded, in all the great
battles of modern times, and finds the
Joss was greatest, for the number of
men engaged, at Gravelot and Gettys-
burg. The former batile was fought
in the Franco-Prussian war, and the
latter, as all our readers know, was the
decisive battle of our civil war. The
battles that were fought in the Spanish-
American war, and in the so-called
Philippine war, were but skirmishes in
comparison.
“Our baby was sick for a month
with severe cough and catarrhal fever
Although we tried many
kept getting worse until we used
minute cough cure if relieved at ones
and cured her in a few days” -B. |
Nance, Prin. High school,
Texas. COC. W. Hodgkins, Patton Phar
macy.
Ofer
The Host Remedy fiir Flay
Mr John Mathias, a well known stock
dealer of Pulaski, Ky. says: “After
suffering over a veek with flax, and
my physician failed to me, |
was advised try
colic, cholera and i
relieve
te Chamberiain's
tand have the pleasure of stating that |
For |
W. Hodgkins, Patton Phar- |
the half of one bottle cured me,”
sale by
macy.
romnterfeity
t aneh remedies an’
166,
remedies she
Blaffdals,
3
diarrhoea remedy,
Ww
Wow
Hodpking,
eased
Kirk
rele for
& With
ioent per poutid
OUR THIRD
SEMI-ANNTAL
ILL EXD SALE.”
TUR SDAY, August
Annual “MILL Ek ND 5
leity we have §
over whic
AS one of gr
This “MILL EN
nated a1 ned Copy 1 Ade
*
who has had wide
This * MH. L
than either
A LE H
¢
yore
pV INIT
3
D SABE
fo 8 ND 5 two,
to make it far r superior t to then
that will be offered, as well a as
Mr.
price and |
vou of better and bi
offered. Not only
Ends” here to he sole
superb stocks 1]
tune.
% ty
we s5ildii qu ite
t
maxing,
if full yard wide ©
maxi in the usiaal Se and 5
“mill ad” sale price
2500 yards of full vard wide
mnalin in the sie kind
sale price 4.
1300 yards of outing cloths
fall patterns regular :
en 4" oN 3 ia 5
00 vards of
flannel in
Regular 5c quality
price
1300 vards of heavy ticking
Sian stripes, the regular
mill end’ sale price Se.
1 HHO
i
Cail efs
lengths of 3 a 13
“mil end
ae
soup vards of bleac hed twil leq {otton
saie price 3.
linen crash wal fa
I'" sale price 4sc.
®rash, “mii end”
1000 yards of gray
aality, “mm
ti} “1
3 11 1
Lay aside all thoughts o
this great "Mill En
ay, Avanst
+
4
&
t
£5
TG
® how
“mlll
Canon
1 at next
you of
nn bleme hed
kind.
b i RC had
ed
% ards,
§
in
15¢ kind
£
i
]
A
3
wale
Rey
1
PHY
Cait &F My . i
bhargam
{30}
HH
tiem and widths
a . 3%
half the
SoH varias of stand
NH y ard 3
3
mine nced
On the wi
dil
“Mill End Sales.” the
sls yi } FR”
r Ti hird Sem 3
om of de pub-
period
and wide
0d
iar
apr srtunities.
“*
s we have determined
in the qu nality goods
he lowness of prices which
| have entire control of the
Can safely
you were ever before
large quantities of “Mill
Ng prices, but our own
happy
h
Lik
4 ¢ WE
1a assnre
* % *
tite IY gry
Late HAL Kal
'
* >
Lie
rare bargains that
a dozen ens
1
hii
Foor
i h
alt are
f dark blue shirtings in
terns of stripes and checks
wide. Its the asaal 10e
quality ‘mill end’ sale price Sic
pairs mottled gray and tan
blankets in good heavy Weight and
full sige regular 98: values “mill end?”
sie price {9
There will
yards
staple pat
30 inches
[43
He thousands of yards of
unbleached pillow cas
in different qual
at about one.
wl sheetings
an sale
regular selling prices
ard
Se gnality, “mill end’
Wii yards of dress lawns in the quality
that regularly sells for Te, “mill end®
side price dao,
apron
nl
mE
natal
2.
prints in
price 2:
ginghan 18 st andard
brand, Hii i
Ores
ittend
~aie
rue *%
1 thai
Wm. F. Gable & Co.
1320-22-24 11th Ave,
ALTOONA, PA.