Keep on Coming to Patton,
because they know it is a
place to grow up 1;
their parents come to
store to buy all the little ne-
cessities to make baby com-
fortable — toilet = powder,
rushes, puffs, nipples, nurs.
in “bottles, toys; dolls, rattles,
, et, because ley know
h: ve just what they want.
is stock of infants foods
include all the leading kinds.
+ IN THE
‘encing Cheap! for!
istance poultry wire
all SIZES.
| Plain Galvanized Wire at,
$1 75 per hundred which you
now can not be boug ht for
less than $2.20 f. 0. b. Pitts,
sets ata
Also jor 4 toilet
3 eo Ee line of rockers on
the market-Golder oak, art
mahogony finish.
“hildren express wagons
ir and $1.60.
Glass j jars at the lowest fig-
remnants of carpet,
rice.
the largest line in town. |
Very Respectfully,
cc GRENINGER, Mgr.
our | i
¢ shades, all prices,
{and says he feels much invigorated and |
PATTON, CAMBRIA CO,
PUBLIC SCHOOL PARAGRAPHS
“They are Never Alone Wie are Accom:
1 panied With Noble Thoughts.”
School opened September 5th with
| 891 pupils enrolled. The nomber has
increased to 474 We hope these
young people shall be 50 led along the
. paths of wisdom that they may acquire
| & never ceasing desire to drink deeper
| from ber all sufficient fountain.
During the first two weeks of school
114 excuses for tardiness ard ‘ahsence
were received by the teachers. By =a
ittle care on the part of the parents
‘and pupils, our work need not he
interrupted so often.
A large measure of the spirit of
interest is with us in our work, Many
. pupils study hard not only in school
‘but take books home with them.
‘ us remember that without work noth
ing is achieved, This world owes no
man a living until be earns it
Directors MePhersor,
Sandford inspected our work this week,
(A glad ‘hand always awaita you. Par
ete too, will be cordially welcomed
at any time.
How. nice it would be to huve a piano
‘in the assembly room !
bend the batk of the user. It stunis
the growth and dalls the mind. Par
centa, do you permit yodr boys to
‘amoke ? If you do, do you expect the
: best results from them
The new teachers have bene ace
climated and say they like Patton
“They shall be glad 10 shake hands
‘with their patrons at sny time or
place. We recomend a motoal so
quaintance. When parents Jearn how
| the teachers are interested in the wel.
i fare of their children, greater
is sure 10 be manifested in school
work.
We carnestly pray for a most atic
4, 1897.
cessful year in school
“He that does good for goods sake,
socks neither praise nor reward,
j though sure of both at last.”
B. I Myens,
Principal.
Morting of Bonrd of Treads,
A very large and enthoslastic meet
[ing of the Patton Board of Trade was
“held in the Goldstein Tuesday
night. The meeting was called for the
| purpose of taking up and considering
! the probable location and removal of
‘ the large mine car works, foundry and
. machine shop, operated by 8. B. Stine
| at Osceola Mi Patten, Two
communications received by J. E Par.
nell in reference to the matter, were
raid
plik, ¥ Buy BE
| read before the meeting and after be-
ing favorably discossd by several
'enthasiastic members, the President
waa empowdred Lo appoint a commities
of three members of the organization
to take a trip to Osceoty Mills for the
purpose of approximating the probable
: | cost of the removal wf the plant
| Patton and obtaining stick other infor.
| mation nevERaary the An
in 3 falter.
Lwas stated in the UOVRIER in & recent
issue, the Chest Creek Land and Im.
ement company has already
i
§
i
3
gratuitously offered a site upon which
to place the plant, and from what can
very convenient from a shipping stand.
: be learned at present writing the only
‘barrier in the way is that of making
‘to the removal of buildings, eto.
industry already bas an established
business and in view of the fact that it
will employ no less thas 50 or 75 skilled
men, is sufficient evidence to justify
i our Board of Trade In making every
| effort possible to secure the same for
our town and to gain that end, not the
slightest che: ny sl senid Ye mide in to
matter.
AE
A. E Patton, of Carwensyi
| Wednesday night in Patton. Mr Pat
ton, accompanied by his estimalde
‘wife, returned to their home Monday
from an extended trip lo Europe, and
‘upon his grrival in Patton Wednesday
night, he was greeted ist the train by
‘his many fHends, wha were glad to
welcome him safely back to his native
oountry, which he says is by far “away
‘ahead of all Europe.’ |
presents the perfect pictore of health
Patten Relates
He, spent
ready to take up his vast labors with
{apparently a ‘new leas on Life.’ It
is very interesting to listen to him re |
| late some of the queer experiences he
‘met with while on the ither side of the
! old ocean.
Verdict tar Defy ndant.
In the case of Cralam vs. W.
i J.
Donnelly, et al,
| the plaintiff claimed pay for one hun-
i
1
{
1
over the country securing options on
jonni lands for the defendants. The
Jury returned a verdict for the defend-
A
7
junta
in this state.
tober 1 *
Tet
Murray and
grouse,
‘oock or fiftesn quail must be killed by
ODE PeErsGl Jn
The other day we saw a small boy t
with a large pipe in his mouth.’ To
bacco is a heavy load and will in time
the
to
; e probability a large mill
He certainly
which came up for
| trial at Ebetisburg last week, wherein
| dred and sixty-six dayy spent in riding
PA. EC
GAME LAWS.
Wit Game 0
in Yiar Hat
For the benefit of sportsmen and
others interested, we publish the tite
in which game may be legaliy killed
Whin Yan May
Taste
close at hand and this digest shouid be.
cat out and carefully consulted
Quail and partridge, October 15 to
December 16.
Pheasant, ruff grouse and prairis
chicken, October 15 to December 15
Wild turkey, October 15 Pruvem.
ber 15
3 deni month of July and Oo-
z
14
to December 15.
Bail od rend bird, te
November 35.
Plover, daly 3
Choise and do
Eik and deer,
ber 30
Bgairred,
Sai placryi tn yr
to Jangary 1.
ik, September | to May |
Nov ember | to Novem.
Critobwer 15 to December 15
Hare and rabbis, November | to De
pwmber 16
No more than ten
two
pheasants or aff
wild tarkeys, ten wood.
one day, and no
han two deer in one TORY
Market punting, buying, sling and
the shipment of game Hirde and mam
The of
Bubre
main are parohibited kiting
#
birds other (han game birds i profab
Hed,
Runday gunnisg is prohibited
Decoys muy be need
Or geese Ghily.
All garnie must be shot rg
The penalty for bunting deer with
dogs ar in the waters of any stream or
pond is $100 for each offense and im
prisonnient of ane day for each dollar
withi &
gun
of penaity imposed.
interest
: prohibited
The nse of ferrets in hanting game in
English and Mongolian pheasants
are protected for five yeark from June
4
Killing wounding or taking
game birds or animals with trap,
snare, bird Hime, poison or drags is
tibited,
Engine sparrow. kmgfah, hawk,
torned owl, biured owl, green heron
and night heron are not protected,
Fifteen
expiration
game
tis always unlawful to ‘ake or
pt lo lake any game exoeple ly
use of guns held at arms’ lenge
$0
To have trapped game in possession,
fine $20
HE
Free
wad aher
We wm Bile
Have UL
of season to dinpose of
ai
Fadi
{wlorier Timber Trae: sobd,
James Fling, manager of the Moun.
City Lamber Company,
toomg, has fhat a deal for the
purchase of the Delagier timber tracy
Lok, sated abont
west of P ator. in Lhe
lannigan Ran colliery. The tract
enntaine 160,000 feet, and it i said
that the consideration for the same was
in the peighiorhond of R280. A mill
fain
domed
ef ‘mend wit one mie
wih
FE RAS
8
SATURDAY. SEPTE BER 23,
Or and
The hinting season is
RUFUS
C. HADERMAN,
(AF Bedford, Ya, Ax a8 Beanit of the Cam
paign oF the Fail of 1808
Bedford Pa,
the Haderman-Thropp libel suit, which
has been on trial in this court
week, after
atk on
ix vopdiet t
last
SRLUrGey
Ly
his morning in favor of the
defendant, Joseph KE Thropp.
in hanting deck |
HEY
Haderman's sate
of Air
will soon be placed on the tract and
the timber manufactured into umber.
In all probability the location of the
mill will be at a point near the Flaaai-
gan Run reservoir, which piace will be
of the
pain & iL is at the terminous
satisfactory arrangements in regards Flannigan Rao branch of the P. R R
This
"Ander Lambwr Deal
It is reported that the timber tracts
af both Jacob Thomas and Mr. Boek,
comprising over 4,000,000 feet, located
near Eckenrode Mill, has been sold to
Osborn & Shaffer, large lumber man.
ufscturers of DuBois, Pa, who are now
operating a iil at Cherrytree
will be placed
slong the OC. & C. branch of the PR.
R. near Fckenrode Mill for the purpose
of manafactaring same.
Easley Rivetiod JTadgsment,
Io the case of Henry J Easley, of
Hastings, ve Andrew Eekeuncode, as
signee of (CA. Buck, a former farni-
ture merchant of Hastings, which came
up for trial ot the courts of th
at Ebensburg last week, resulled na
verdict of $0.08 for the piaianf, who
bad claimed $2838 for clerking in Mr
Buck's store.
Ciongressmas Throapg Ls Speak ia Ohio
Joseph E. Thropp, member of Con.
gree from the Twentieth Pennayl
vania District, has been invited
s CORBY
Filowing day he wont to Philipsburg
wand
In ail
Cuffer rew
make a number of speeches in the
Thropp is a
speaker,
Ohi campaign. Mr
foreibie and convincing
Philadelphia Press.
Reys Found,
A bunch of keys has been found and
jeft at this office. Owner can have
sacs by calli
notice.
ng and paying for this’
It pays to bay underwear at the Bon
Ton.
Celery Tharsday, Friday and Satur.
[day at Cash Grocery.
3
Fine Wssertions
IEOOTIA
Haderman, the plantiff in
hargad
ror! fon O°
this ani?
po damages The suit resuited from
acensations which were published inci
dental to the Congressional canipaigns
af 1888
Mr Hadermarn, who has just oon
shatter] Ewe farms an Prothonotary and
Clerk of Courts, had annoonoed hime!
IgTeRsINAN
saeipdate Gar Con nap
wary siections
OINGREMSE AN Lose EREL
yw
TILER
BL fax
offios appointments bad
ised 17 dimricia coud be
ATH WRT Ce
rs wd
pri Pe riRin
red for Mr Haderman
In a eivenltr ised |
affidavit
tending to confirm
ryitig the sale of post.
and mentioning
connection wi
wy
Ar
Thropyp
tert Wis XD ee
ETE
mastershipn,
ine
the transaction
The aMdav inthe cirenlar was the
principal basis fur the libel sail.
Fx-District Attorgey Georg
(ienham, of Philadeiphia, John
Reynolds and Frank bo
sev ted the defernlant
speared fur the plantiff. The
was on trial sinoe Toesday.
M.
Har: in the Wines
Juba Brupess, & young man who
‘an employe of Pardee colliery,
with a painful but pot serious accident |
at that mine ast Friday by accidently
falling off of 3 moving train of mide
cars in which his right baad was badly
crushed by being caught under the
wheels, besides mesiving severs injury
w body and Hmbe He was quickly
removed Wo the office of Dr. Murray
whe dressed bis injuries when on the
to BE
He
the hospital for
fenrml that he
where entered
treatrdent. If was
ose his Band bag we are
plemsed to state such will be the
ise,
not
So piv eg bony W editing
George W. Mithet and Mis Mary
Boele, two well Knows and muh re.
apected yi united in
marriage Ar 3 the bride
Tuesday, September 19 The ceremony
was performed by Rev. M. OC. Alex.
pastor of the Firat Baptist
of Patton, after which the
couple and several invited
fatie
io
HAT
ander,
ehiimeh
Bappy
less Ware :
norms soresd with good
Mr and
wishes of a
weg edd &
WED
Wh Ware
Mrs Ma
Bomt Gf
Tot have the Des
friends.
Ti the Cleaitad Fal
The New York Central railroad will
greed rates to Clearfield on aa
gount t Connty Fair to be held
there Beplamber 28 0 XN
Liokets godd going on Sepraisies 28, IT,
oar =, aml So retun ey iefiire
p Rit ~ Mahathey
wiz
vit
af the
ory
PE%h
and return, §1
Man Typhaiil ¥
Mr ow
Py
sak
"Ney
wi Mrs Wo
the Buk
in reported
NG
/ Jehu
A. Evans, who
an Fifth
Yovans, son of
rosidles
baiiding BRIE,
to be confined 10 his home by an attack
of typhoid fever. We trast that be
will soon Mecover
If you want good stockings cheap
36-tf
{ vall at the Bon Ton.
Rept. 18 The jury in.
all of
a i obRy by § 1
heing out since 0 HB #5 40
morsing, rendered
‘ongressman Joseph
‘BE Throgs with iibel snd claimed $20. -
Baeriad
avening, September 2th, wh
of that order in Patton,
Soret
‘by Rev. ©
the affect that
heen
Wer
raining
ha
Mr.
th
who resides a short distance east
| Patton, shipred 230 choice limba to
Colvin repre-
John H. Jordan |
SR
fed
head
peasions’’
sexes,
Ling,
Excursion
DRAWN FROM THE MY ware
Chim Men sod Trae Selentad for thd De
rember Torm of Court,
The following is a list of Grand and |
Travers Jurors drawn from extreme
North Combria to serve at the regular’
of Cambria County Uriminal
firs! week in
term
Court, comméncing that
Cirned Fards,
Behe, Joseph, farmer, Clearfield.
ny Peter, miner, Hastingm,
Litwinger. James, iabarer, Clearfield.
Thomas, John OC, laborer, Carroll
Traverse Jurare, First Wink
Boucher, [ A, merchant, Spanigier.
Most complete and cheapest line of
‘andervresr will be found at the Bon
: Ton,
The Kind You Hams Ay Dot
Cramer, William, yardmastsr, Patton.
Hertzog. Philip, farmer, Carmi
Spangler
Lomadoe Jobin, farmer, Cleared
Monteith, Wim foreman, Patton
Myers, B F., farmer, East Roade
Schroth, William C., Jostice of the
Pease, {arrolltown
Van Ormer, Joseph
Reade,
Willlaonse Thomas, mele thant, 8 pangler.
Tenvnrse Jurors, Remand Wiek,
Albright, Adam, carpenter, (heat.
Comerford, Arthur, gentlemen,
ratio.
Farbaagh, Henry, farmer, Bary.
Good, Samnel, farmer, Barr
Leslie, David, farmer, Carroll
Pronabow. FJ, clerk, Carrollbosn
) farmer, Want
Lave
EP ninlenonails Owerloaoiieail,
{at
of ¢ Live
Baily eceve lose load]
In last weelt's sue
We 1
portance of reporting the Owid
in the {dood
thee ery.
¥ i Llsyws
Bail Friday
seh marked
the fonrth anniversary of the d xia
it wan armed
waanteantuh
Bedd
4 “Uonversstiona Sosiad,
£ ow in the
tainment, of
gontietnsy
Tree spoke
enjoyment if
ine
avisr 135 ladies and
articipated. in and sveey:
LHe hig heii
aller
wien
wineh
hich a
achive, was
very mach appreciated, was delivered
ee, WWamsar, of Saxion, Pa
furnished by the Mandddin Club
4 rendered by Mrs
SATE «
aN ardad .
VETY Appropriate
Mud,
and tw selection
RIER
w Justice of the Peace, |
We with to announce to the public
that we have opened a New Millin-
ary tore in the Solomon Building.
opposite the Palmer House on 5th
avenne whore will be pleased to
wait upon all who wish to examine
our ine,
Wea hate secvired the services of
Miss Alice A Ashcroft
wha recently returned from the
Pastors (ilies where she purchased
our Fall and Winter Stock. Miss
Anh iraf sharps of our
nming department
Evans Sisters.
will have
Fo jest
which was
of enters
Fihe
Alien BE Kirke were wise enjoyed by
An
thug
$4%
By
iarge assemblage slegant
then
served by
ant” of edibles and refrisbhomoents
the poptiar
Fall apd Winter
suterer, H. T. Peters, wien all Joparted
for their homes say ing that it
best. evening's snteriigniment
Bator they badd ever spent ip
Gro baew bern
Patton
A Cae Laowed of Lambs,
Monday T. M. Sheehan,
PEAY
ior Hire
was Lhe
of that
Suitings and
Overcoat Patterns
;
” BE PY x on gs
i i rat Was iD
[.
NOTT sia
AT
Messer Templeton & Smith, of Indiana
sonny
ton ins stock car which was
Mr RBbheshan ix, without
ambria
He makes a speviaily
and his wide axperience
for him abundant suoiess
past fow years
during
Invronse of Fraosien.
They wer wil ped fren Tyr. :
witli flled.
a doubt, the
most extensive sheep raiser and ship
per of any furmer in
ihn
th:
sonnty, |
of the bosiness
has achieved
the | :
We notice among the list under the
of ‘“Yoacrease and renewal of
published in th
papers, that of John I. Lines, a veteran
of the war of ibe rebeilion,
siden in Patton, from $8 to $12
daily
who re
A RARE CHANCE {
pve
For Those Who Have
Heretofore Been Pro-
nounced Incurable,
Dr. Elec
# hy
Rerb wy
1a
Lad gl
Pos
pec tals
TCs
A. kes Smid
.
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5 Homep athic t,
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-
RAdolizen &
Fo rsberg,
Dealers in
Dry Goods,
Groceries, Notions,
Flour, Feed and
Provisions.
ALSO ESSEX SOAR
Call and See us and learn cur
prices. East side of
Bridge, Patton, Pa.
Ta
treats
no
or ow Canaiogm for te
coming Fall and Winter will de
ready ie twill he a
parnphiet con®ining nearly
104) pages filled to overfiow-
th news of what this
will offer its patrons
daring the ¢ and
Winter m With a
complete cagalogue, such as
be, at your ser-
ng wit
store
ing’ Fall
3
>
&
alin
this one wil
¢ to order
on
vice, you will be abl
with much satistact
as though you came tot
store in person.
Tf you have not received either
of our Tormer catalogues, drops
a postal and we will see that a
copy of the mew ome reaches you
GABLE & CO.
3
Preanseivina's Quickest Mail
Order House,
1310.22.24 1404 11th AVENUE,
ALTOONA, PA.
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