The Patton courier., July 27, 1899, Image 8

~ DR. S. W. Worrell,
prysiciax axb stroeoy, Rina tN a $i '| B k
~ Office in Good Building, Room No. 3. | FirstNation an |
THE PATTON COURIER AUGUST 3, 1899.
The Kind You Have
“Always Bought
NOT NARCOTIC.
a
.
iment AX For Over
Thirty Years
Pac Simile Signature of
ACINEEE DINCOTA | For good goods at the right price go
BUSINESS DIRECTORY, eo ene Soin Grocers
GEO. BOONE, 3
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. @ Removes oil desire and iS, Bulls 05 The
Office on corner of Lang and Fifth
a
Avenues. Collections promptly at Roctiot fron EW aaTaRy FANNAYLYANIA.
tended to. Properties to sell and rent. 246F Py 2.
DR. F. B. EURNS, 'D.D. Lewis
Dentist, UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER,
HARTINGS, PA. | Barnesbors, Pa. A ondls wilt he promptly |
fattened $0 Jolin Badeliffe, Agent, of herr
All diseases of the teeth and mouth | avenue, Patioas, will attend to the wants of
a rio residing io Patton and viedanity, (ails
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skillfully treated. auf § tay of night tay Phime
DR. C. ERNEST CHASE, IH. A. SEITZ
1 Play WE + HA y
Surgeon - Dentist, Dentist!
FATTON, PENN'A,
Office in Good Building, second floor, |
Magee Avenue.
Mm, ,undlp mm todbp m
Sa-General Hurgury and the Eye a Specialty All| OF PATTON,
oails will eewive prompt attention,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. SURPLUS, $50,000.00,
y ; 5
oieen Artiugion er al >- Pantotion | Aceodnis of Corporations, Firms, iadividae-
promptly. Disease of the ear on od throat | tirand Banks reoetvisd upon the most favors
given special attention. : : i ond big FEMI! With Ml nd Si YIYS
OFFICE HOURS Tt fa mand 12 WE pm | simmship tiokeis for male jor nil the ieadin
Hines, Farelgn Drafts payable in the ir
Cf ettiek of the Cd Worid
Office In Young Building, next to P.O. |
Patton, Pa. Office Hours 4 a m. to
4 ‘Patton, Cambria Co., Pa.
Dr. V. A. Murray, | caprras pam up, p00
L. A. W. Moet, Boston.
For the annual meet of the League! It is difficult to make paper stick to
of American Wheelmen at Boston, | walls that have been made smooth by |
i August 14 to 19, the Pennsylvania rail- | frequent whitewashing. The smooth |
| road company will sell excursion tick- | finish may be scraped off or “the sur-
ets, from all points on its line, to face may be changed with a coat of
| Boston at rate of single fare for the kpaste. If you decide to use the paste,
round trip. Tickets will be sold on make it in the following manner: Pat
, August 12 to 14, good to return August one pint of flour in a sancepan and
14 to 20 when properly executed before beat into it one quart of cold water.
agent of initial line from Boston. When smooth add two quarts of hol
Upon depositing ticket with city ticket ing water, atizring all the time Let
| mggent of initial line from Boston, not this boil np at once, then strain and
later than August 19, and the payment cool. Brush this paste over the walls
of fifty cents, tickets may be extended | and allow it to dry. When yon are
to leave Boston not later than August | ready to paper, wet the walls, spread
(31, Bicycles carried free when not ac- | paste on the paper, and hang it in the
companied by other baggage. Special | nsnal manner. - August Ladies’ Home
arrangements for clubs traveling as a Journal.
body. i The most northern newspaper in the
‘world is published at Hammerstein,
Is the title of No. 25 of the “Four- | Russia. The editorial work is done in
Track Series” issued by the passenger asmall wooden house roofed with turf,
department of the New York Central | The paper is called the Nordkap, and
& Hudson River R. R. It is a reprint | ia published weekly. The news is fre.
of the article by Elbert Hubbard, the quently a fortnight old before it
text of which was the commission reaches the subscribers. Most sub-
which President McKinley gave to | scriptions are paid in fish,
Lieut. Rowan to carry a message to)
(General Garcia of the Cuban army,
daring the war with Spain. Ticket | Bears the
agents of the New York Central will |
farnish free copies of this little book to |
those who ask for it.
“A Mesaage to Garela,”
CASTOIIRIA.
The Kind You Ham die 30
Ripaas Tabules cure nausea.
Start a Bank Account.
If you will visit every store like ours in this
| town (or county) and compare their goods with ours
and their prices with our prices, you would quickly
see how you might actually start a snug little bank
account with the money vou can save—by buying
your
Dry Goods. Groceries. Canned Goods,
Etc.. Flour and Feed.
In fact everything kept in an up-to-date and well regulated
store. If we CAN'T GET THE BEST
i
KEELEY CURE. $ WE WANT NONE.
{That's our principle in buying. We deal only with firms
‘who produce the best and we order only the cheapest of the
| best.
Please bear in mind that all goods purchased at our store
‘will be delivered FREE at vour door.
Miners Store Co,
Opposite Patton Hotel, Patton, Pa.
Everything
Our aim is to save you money and by
i
Judicious merchandising we are in a position
to give value for value receved.
We carry a most complete line of Fancy and Staple
Groceries, Dry Goods, Shoes, Flour, Feed and Green Pro
i
How to Paper Whitewashed Walls,
i
Many women suffer untold agony
rah AAR A
WOMEN SHOULD KNOW FT. portionately for greater or lesser
frontage and the balance of cost of
and misery because the natare of their | construction be borne by the Bo
disease is not correctly understood
They have been led to believe that
womb trouble*or female weakness of |
some sort is responsible for the many
ills that beset womank ind
Nagralgin, nervousness, headache,
puffy or dary circles ander the eyes,
rheumatism, a dragging pain or dui
ache in the back, waenknesy or bearing.
down sensation, profuse or stanty sup
ply of nrine with strong ptor, frequent
desire to pass it with sealding or barn.
ing sensation, sediment in it after
standing in bottle or common glass for
twenty-four hours, are signs of kidney
and bladder trouble
The above symptomé are often at-
tributed by the patient herself or by
her physician to female weakness or
womb trouble. Hence, so many fail to
obtain relief, because they are treating,
not the disease itself, but a reflection
of the primary cause, which is kidney
In fact, women as well as men are
made miserable with kidney and blad-
der trouble and both need the same
{remedy
Dr Kilmer's Swamp-Root is the
great discovery of the eminent kidney
and bladder specialist, and is easy to
get at any drug store at fifty centa or
one dollar. :
To prove ite wonderfal merits you
may have a sample bottle and book
telling all about it, both sent absolate-
ly free by mail. Kindly mention the
ParroNn COURIER and send yoor ad-
dress to Dr. Kilmer & Co, Binghamp-
ton, N. Y
3 BURDUSH ORDINANCE
NUMBERS 46, 47 and 48.
Relating io Issning 97.000 Worth of Honda
Frociing a Sewer on Lower Fifth Avedie
Paving Filth Aven
ORDINANCE NO. 46.
An ordinance prov ding for an increase
of the Borough debt, bwuing bonds
to secure the same, and calling a
special election of the electors of the
Borough of Patton to obtain their
sonsent to said increase of debt.
Be it enacted by the Burgess and
Town Council of the Borough of Pat-
ton, and it is hereby enacted by author.
ity of the same: That the Burgess and
Pown Council of the Borough of Pat-
ton, Penna, with the consent of its
plectors to be obtained at an election
to be held for that purposs, increass ite
indebtedness over and above ita present
indebtedness to the amount of seven
thousand dollars, the same being lees
than two per cent. of the last preced-
ing assesses] valaation of the taxable
property of the Borough, for the par.
pose of opening and extending streets,
building of bridges, improving streets
and other municipal improvementa.
That a public election be beld in the
Firemen's hall, the place of holding
municipal elections in the said Borough
of Patton, on Thursday the 24th day of
August, 1508 for the purpose of ob-
taining the consent of the electors of
the maid Borough to the said increase
of debt,
That the debt be wecured by SON POT
interest bearing bonds, at a rate of
interest not exceeding four and one-
half per cent. per annam, payable
twenly years from date, but redeem.
able ten years from date at the option
of the Borough.
That notice of said election be given
by publication of the following notice
in the Parton Cot risk and the Patton
Searchlight, two ROWSE re of general
cireniation and published in the Bor-
ough of Patton, and by not less than
twenty band bills posted in the most
public parts of the Borough for at leaat
thirty Fos prior to said election:
Notices of Special Election.
Notice is hereby given by the Bur.
at large and future taps or
be charged for by rate to be fixed by
resolution of Council.
Section 1. Be it enacted and or-
dained by the Burgess and Town Coun.
cil of the Borough of Patton, sod it is
hereby enacted and ordained by an-
thority of the same. :
That in pursuance to a petition of a
majority of the property owners on
Fifth avenue, residing between Magee
avenue and Rossell avenue in the Bor-
ough of Patton, there shall be con-
structed and maintained a public
sewer for the disposal of waste water
and other sewage matter, beginning at
Magee avenue, thence south to Little
Chest Creek, and from Little Chest
Creek south to Rossel avenue,
wwer to extend down Little Chest
Creek and empty into Chest Creek near
the railroad bridge over Little Chest
‘reek :
Section 22 And it is farther enacted
that said sewer, from Magee avenoe to,
and down Little Chest Creek, shall be
constructed of 20-inch terra cotta y
‘and be connected with the :
‘avenue sewer already laid at Ma
gee avenne, and to serve as a
(trunk line to carry off the waste
water from the Beech and Fifth ave
nue sewers, said sewer, from Rossell
avenue to Little Chest Creek shall be
constructed of 12 inch terra cotta
and all shall be iaid at stich a
shall sufficiently drain‘waste pipes an
‘all cellars. /
Section 3. That the cost o
structing said sewer shall be
the property owners abutting :
avenue at the rate of for
feet and propo y for
| lemser frontage, and the bala
. of said construction be borne
Borough at large and future tape
benefits be char, for at a rate to
fixed by resolation A
Section 4. That the depth of said
sewer shall be located by the
Engineer and a plan be preps
: him and submitted (0 the neil.
. Bection 3, And itis further enacted
and ordained that the Borough En-
neer be and hereby empowered to
advertise for and to receive bids for the
to the on
to :
pared or to be reared ; him: bida to
close and be bmitted J Burgess
| and Town Council on July 31st, =
Enacted and ordained the 17th day of
July, 1599, .
Po W. C. HUBBARD,
President of Counell.
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JAMES (GILLIFECE,
: Clerk of Council.
| Approved by the Burgess the 17th
day of July, 1599.
+ VEORGY. BE. PRINDIRLE,
A ~~ Rargess of Patton Borough.
ORDINANCE NO. 48,
An ordinance for the gradin ving
and curbing of Fifth pow gg oe
Lang Senge north to the northern
side of Beech avenue, and providing
for the collection of the costs of rd
same.
. Bection 1. Be it enacted and or-
dained by the Burgess and Town Coun-
(cil of the Borough of Patton, and it is
hereby enacted and ordained by au-
thority of the same: That whereas a
majority in interest and number of the
property owners on Fifth avenue be-
tween Heech and Lang avenaes, in Pat-
ton Borough, have petitioned Couneil
that said street be graded, paved and
curbed; setting forth in said petition
that the street is in such a co
that some permanent improvement is
necessary, and respectfully asking that
the same be paved with brick or other
‘suitable material.
Therefore be it enacted and ordained
that said street, beginning at the south
side of Lang avenue, and extending
north to the north side of Beach ave.
! nue, be properiy graded, curbed and
paved with vitrified paving brick or
| other suitable material to the width of
forty feet. :
Section 2. That grading, paving and
curbing be done according to a and
specifications of the Borough Engineer,
. which plans are hereby approved and
made part hereof, and t the same be
done ander his supervision as well as
that of the Street Commitiee.
ddim | All correspondence will have our prompt and | . Also a s 1did line Die §~—ho od or loose. Pim goss and Town Council of the Borough Section 3. That the ng. v-
Reuel Somerville, i pera] Rtn, YEOU! Pn duce. Also 3 splendi J hee, of I elie bes Hed 0 loose ye hy Patton, that a special election will be ing and curbing shall A, i . pav-
| Interest paid on tie deposits. ‘Olas, Caper Sauce, Chow Chow, and best Queen Olives at peid in the Firemen's hall, the place of tract. Contract to be advertised and
Attorney-at-Law, A. BE. Patron, Wu. H. BaNDFORD, | 25 cents, holding municipal elections in the Bor. jet to the contractor who submits the
i President Cashier ough of Patton, on Thursday, the 24th jowest or beat bid, offers the best terms
Parton, PA. ian . ih . . : day of August, 1896, for the purpose of and who submits a sufficient bond for
ro : } Fan Canned Cali OrDId Fruit obtaining the consent of the electors of the faithful performance of his duty
Office in the Good Building. | s ’ the Borough of Patton, Lo an increase ander the contract,
boone emi 5 : ; i 3 ‘ we Boroagh {ebit, hich 1 sti a : >
For Family Use re Aporiscte and 2 most temoting Line uf Er Co which seis wte} fein, Tout shecetol gain
JAMES NOLAN | | —-Peaches Pears, Appricots, and a most tempting line of forth as foo . . paving and curbing the same to be ae-
J Ew » : : s ] . fr : h a I oli or Ct SL First. The amount of the lant ascertained and assessed to the owners of
iL CAN DIES to select from such as De IC ous 10CO- senmed valuation of the property in the adjacent property and the :
Attorney-at-Law, oy well aa for Leiner) Use got Amer- 15005 Figolets, : Pralines, Nougats, Almonds, Pistachos and Borough was $332,320. according to law, by viewers ra
ica’s Finest Product, ; ‘= . 2 ; Second, The amount of the existing by the court for that purpose, and that
Patton. Pa. Cream and French Mixtures. debt in: Te snibe Dy tollectad By, the Borough
who, BARTHOLOMY We are now prepared to hand] Bonded debt #7800 00 Solicitor and tarned into the street fand
Office Fifth Ave., near Central hotel. - JAAN ‘e are now prepared to handie Outstanding orders 881 31 in the hands of the Borough Treasurer
10tf. to pay for the same.
Lager Beer, manufactured at Roches. | Mm fo qd : $5,381 31 Section 5. The Borough Engineer is
[ron N.Y. and bottled by the ! G ree ro & Ce Hesources applicable thereto within hereby directed to advertise for bids
: > Lia _ the year as per statement of Borough for the grading, paving and curbing of
In first-class style. See our “produce case” just inside of Auditors . «0-H the same, according to plans and speei-
i ds : Vly ee feations Prep or to be prepared b
‘entrance, which in it are kept Water Melons, Canteloupes, $4,502 07 him. and to Purest the bet prepud by
re) . . x , : # TH ; ¢ oA x} oy
“it Celery. Tomatoes, Cabbage, Lettuce, Etc; See our line of Third. The amount or percentage him to the Burgess and Town Coune
AH Orders Are Promptly Aletded to, a I mat TY be iE . i. F } Have a few Prime of the proposed increase of debt is on the Slat day of July, 1399, at the
. Apples, Berries, Ju mbo Bananas, Itc. ave a ew TIME § 0.00 or one and nine hundred and | Council chambers, who will enter into
R.C. EDDLEBLI TE. Old Potatoes at SOcts per bushel. eighty-six one thousandenth per cent. 5 written contract with lowest and best
WH. DAVIS,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
EBENSBURG, PA. |
All legal business promptly attended to.
Office tu Barker Bullding.
TOBACCO and CIGARS
The finest line in Patton at
G. J. FITZPATRICK'S
Restaurant on Magee avenue, near
P. R. R. depot. |
MEALS AT ALL HOURS,
MAHAFFEY HOUSE
Mahaffey, Clearfield Co., Pa.
Accommodations first-class. Best of Liquors |
and Wines at the bar. Stabling attached. i
GEORGE FERGUSON | ! : . .
! Prop’ XR nd ‘Have a few Extra Large Sized Doors.
: en |
" Ow | Give our “Golden Sheaf” Flour a trial and be con. Borough this the 17th day of July, 1509. Sunday. Chest Springs water ice
Parnell & Cowher, Line rood quality GRORGE EB. PRINDIBLE, which is pure, clean and healthy. Sold
—~Agenis for— . « -¥
: T— | Burgess of Patton Borough, bv A. GG St
FIRE, LIFE AND INSURANCE Headache for Forty Years. ; ya rm at one-half eent a
JUTIA
2 8
For fort I suffered f tek head: | ORDIXNAXCE XO. 47. pound. Leave orders at residence on
ACCIDENT or ¥ years | suffered from sie .
Gallitzin Pa.) Bottling Co.
of the amount of the last preceeding bidder for the grading, paving and
» : i ry en 1 assessed valuation of the taxable prop- carbing of the same.
a Men S Wo rking Sh t rts, Ove ralis, erty, and less than two per cent. over Jorko and ordained the 17th day of
Gloves, Etc.—we believe the best values for the money in and ab#ve the present bonded debt. July. 1999.
lethie a nts. © » PRDONT QHIRTS. the nea Fourth, The purpose of the pro- y
this section. Men's SILK FRON I SHIR [S—these Were ol increase of dett ia the opening!
‘made to sell at $1 and are well w orth 1t; the fronts are of the und extending of streets, building of | Arent
Yenc rT. Lloghtey pel i thar ave © ro tb “i bridges, improving streets and other JAMES GILLIBCE,
‘best Habutai Silk, fast colors—they are yours tor sc cts. TE > Ok,
i . , Nr PMC Enacted and ordained the 1Tth day (ipoRGE EP ;
r XB : . bs i 2h "vy. > AS . < a : i J UEORGE PF. PRINDIBLE,
We have four sizes of those CHIP BASKETS, very aly, tee Bu Ra RH,
lo! 1 <6 nice to take alo oy ting W. OC. HUBBARD,
| cheap, and so nice to take along for your outing. EA Bae ee
WINDOW SCREENS and DOORS—1no better values, Attest:
J CGHILLIBCE Pure spring water ice delivered to
Fass GILLIEXCE, ora Sea
* Clerk of Coane} any part ff town every day except
| neti,
| Approved by the Burgess of Patton Sanday — oo ice will be delivered on
Manager.
W.. HussarD,
President of Council.
| sche. A year ago I began using Uelery King. | All 7( MH ds ( lehivered free and | } WOIT] 1 i y. An ordinance Sor the construction of a Fifth avenue near bridge crossing rail-
REAL ESTATE AGENTS. The result was gratifying and surprising, my | : Sewer oh Fits ne Hom Mages road.
Good Building. Patton, Pa.—'Phone No.9, | headaches leaving at once. The headuches | avenue soulh to dusseli avenue, an .
Fo0n paid ang, n, a, *NO-U. | used to return every seventh day, but thanks providing that the same be carried | Undurtnking.
Uy is waa I ie. Foy i. headache down Little Chest Creek and em- The Hastings and Patton Undertak-
p Astle oven INONLIA. Jproowm bias wha Ew : : ptied into Chest Creek, and providing ing Co. has an office in the 8
cured me will heipoth Mrs. John I. Van : : wid
" . : ’ Keuren, Haugerties, N. Y “ ita : . ® : 9 that the cost of constructing the block, Hastings, and in the Kirk Hard-
; i Celer ng for the Nerves, Stomach, Liver | 2 : same be assessed to the property ware store in Patton. Telephone con-
UNDERTAKER & EMBALMER, was In: 2a. nod Se packages owners abatting on Fifth avenue be- nections, Hastings No. 77; No.
: | tween Russell avenue and Magee 3. C. C. Grenninger, Patton, and H.
AR a Howl > nt RS venus: : attor 1, = avenue at the rate of twenty-eight J. Easly, Hastings, are the funeral
1 'y
tended to. White or Biack Hearse. | |
Patton Pharmacy,
| dollars ($28 1 for each 3) feet and pro- directors.
CC. W. Hodgkins.
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