AL,
THURSD. AY, OCTOBER 3,
The majority
year Expect to have a
Most people look forward to
ong to be re-
ead
; Carry
the largest and most select
this day as one
membered. We
year done our best
has VE
to
‘stock of
Holiday Goods
Ia this section.
of people eac
h
| Wor ihe Five Mouth Ean Happto saber 39,
h
Wao have presents suitable for all
classes, old and young, ri
rich and poor.
| In our stock you will find many acoept-
1 able gifts such as
* ALBUMS. BIBLES.
TOILET CASES, DOLLS
NOVELTIES, TOYS,
WOTIONS, BOOKS
# MANICURE SETS
#PHOTO CASES,
BANKS, GAMES
DoLL Cc ARRL AG ES,
wa T hese FH ls
; at the : Tow est pH waible
Call and see for Our
The Annex
. To Our
i
pri
self
Opposite School Pid
Sse
Plain Galvanized Wire at
you
i not be Ent for
Jess than 82.20 f o.b. Pitts
$1.75 per hundred which |
know can
burg.
bar
in.
Matting from 1oc¢ a yard up
to 18 cents.
The finest line of rockers on
x the market—Golden oak, art
or mahogony finish.
Children express
50¢, $1 and &1.60.
Glass jars at the lowest fig-
Rugs,
at half price.
also Soteage rods.
BLOCKS,
©
wn ¥
ak
Also 3 or 4 toilet sets at a
wagons
‘remnants of carpet
“the Marect 1 fine | in town.
Very Respectfully,
8.
i Predomier,
Adeyval
Sling, Gay
C Withee Gyno,
Ernest Cramer, James Long,
Joseph Fedora, Belle Atkinson,
Yeckley,
La
key,
. Earl Cramer, Thomas Chapman, Willie:
Foresberg,
‘Cruire,
Peter Soumitchs,
Shoss, Badie Summerville, Lie W
. ‘ Pannie Wilkins; Mary Woomer,
Window shades, all prices,
| attendance,
195. Attended every day:
| Abbott, Clemens Biller, Edward Con-
ley, Thurman Jackson,
F Warren, Harold
Hanpah Chapman,
(Eva
{ Emma Emigh,
Rachel Haden, Mary
| Mellon, Mary Pope, Mury Somerville,
‘1 Myrtle Waters, Gertrude Williams,
w C.C.GRENINGER, Mgr.
PUBLIC SCHOOL REPORT
1
First Primary.
88: averige
of attendances,
attendance!
thorby, An.
Jown p Fy
Number in attendanoe,
attendance,
Pupils
fm
{ har
575 per cent
perfect in
and, John
by, Hay
John bed
tony Petatiey,
Wattet irvine,
Feary. Juhin, Harry
Jenkins James Lowrie, Divi Nelson,
William Ross James Whiteford, Ber!
Willinmis, John Rogers Y ivy
Campbell
Lonns (al,
i
Fdward
Ji seat DE
Blak, M ATEATdY
Fisther Johnson,
Elizabeth
Lavinia Williarns
Tia IVECRERT,
i Primary.
Velma Montponwry,
Romervilie, Ina,
Teacher.
oe
Namber in attendance, 65;
attendance, 61; per cent
ance, 97. Paps perfecti n attendance
Richard Williams,
Grenninger, Hapbael
Brady. Jobn Boyer,
Rober:
Hiuir,
Saie
Jolly, FEaoma Farris Short,
Flossie Wills, Minnie Gory, Marguerite
Morey, Allow Hartabor, Maggie Kerr,
Premsia kwilor, Evi
Mary {ron
Cummings, Maggie Sallagiver,
Livros, Fetes Monteith, Huth ‘
Rena (haseane, Hilda Wiashbiin
Magirie A
3 VETARY
of attend
Perry
Waiters, Edw.
Jahn, Donald
Willis, Thomas Manuel, Eddie
Lrarmer,
Shar Riodridgs,
Helen Bedi,
ipl EY,
ig born.
ANNIE EARLEY,
Vhied
vy .
RCI
Primary,
attend FAY i
mh
attendance, $5; per cent
Numntuie AVOTRE
of atlendanoe
83: pupils perfect ir i
Andrew Nuika,
John
Ld Pave
fang RPMI,
Poavedt
John Shay,
tops, Hotei
John Some
Quinn, fear immer
Anne Shankwiler, Filds Hoe
Lily Wiliams, Rosella Milena,
hapinan bens MeCormick,
MoT
ER
SAT iy OF ae
SONER Ivory,
x {yrace
Willinme,
ga «
{pertin
Agnes MoMabon, » Noonan,
Gorse Katies Diss 5 eh iy Hewlett,
Mupry Foor Amana Quinn,
MoT rie, Monteith.
H Presa WW Hintpoas, 71
Feapeth
Leen
4 as aN
SHAT ELI
\
8%, J bmrin
CHrmne
ao her
TERRY
attendance, 53;
mlwer | average
attendance, 48; per cent if attendanoe,
oy Atte Hanahan
Deckert,
i ¥ -
ted SEBTY any
Allee Blair, Bessie ALRinsch,
| Rath London, Agnes Andrews, Gladys
Morey, Mary Els, Lillian Kirk. Pear!
Blancha |
Johinwan,
Yocum, Hota, Fthal Ying
ling, John Goods, Daniel
Willie Powell, Frank Bhar
Agnes
Florence
Anthony
Korn Reapkr, Teacher.
# Fifth Primary
Number in attendanon, Average
aitendance, 52; per cent of attendance,
Attended every da win Bur
aay
Howard
ow
addy
Exits
Brady, Clark towher,
David Gwinn, Thomas
| Glam, Albert Jenkins, Frank Jones
Wilfred Karlheim, Charies Mont
‘ gomery, Willie Meehan, James Meo
Claire Smale, Chariey
John George Wilson, Mary Andrews
Anna Anderson, Anna Jones, Elva
Johnson, Anna MeCormick, Elizabeth
Nelson, Annie Bheka, Clara Short,
Margaret Thomas, Maggie Whiteford,
{ Ellen Washburg, Olean Yingling.
Lorrrio BE Prive, Teacher.
Sixth Primary
Number in attendance, 55; average
| attendance, 50; pur cent of attendance,
93. Pupils present every day: Bruce
Bell. Vincent Bortman, Dennis Barke$
Ned Crompton, Harry Dunegan, Bert
Delogier, Homer Hill, Harry. May,
Eddie McCormick, Alexander Nelson,
Walter Willlams,
Minnie Beckwith, Maud Corn selius, Tdi
Forsberg, Hope Irwin, Mildred Lewis,
Mary leonard, Myrtle Mulligan, »
Xomenia Peightal, Dora Prescott, Ray
‘Shankwiler, Romaine Smale, Umi
iis,
JrANSETTE Srovig, Teacher.
Rewwnih Primary.
Nnmber in attendance, 4, average
40: per cent of altéendantce,
Charles
Isaa: Jenking
Shaka, Harr ¥
Yel khey, Nellie Ast
bury, Jennet Brunesu, Lalu Uramer,
Venettin Crowell,
Francis Campbell,
Thomazine Huoiter,
Hewlett, Lucy
Charles Mulligan, John
Cornelius,
| Zella Woomer, Arthur Jenkins.
ELIZABETH SHOEMAKER, Teacher,
&
{inre and Phys
Lorello, on next
has been decided to meas tickets of al
Morgan, |
Jomeph 3
Campbell, James Hodgkins, John Cor | Faoid station al 5:30 p.m for the north
pelias, George Delogier, Willis Liesch,
| Robert Blair, John Marsan,
Poehiatili.
Hhuss,
Gravrear and High =dbhool.
Assembly Room.
I. Myers, teacher of Latin,
Mande H. Rodgers,
of Mathematics, Sara Cum:
mings teaoher Of History,
1
aad Plo ey
prinlopy
B. Liter
foi
tegcher
Cepopraphy
ara Baltar, teachor
of Grammar, Reading and Spelling
I Grade Nomiber in attendance, 2
average sitendunioe, Ju, per cent,
tendanoe, Present every
James Brady, Jumes Covpehios, Thomas
James RKerps, Haobert Ross,
Hautman, Aungein Burkey,
Cirace Gantz, Mary Lyons
Number in atiendanen, 15;
pet of
$EOTY day
Furia
Holter,
Mary
of al
day:
Harper,
Gertrade
irae
peerage at tendanoe,
attendance, THE
{XE oie
AXES
i;
Prowent
L,
Wallace Boyer,
Carrie
FAR,
y
Vater Kerr,
denis,
JOBOR,
Anna
Mhelos,
B fara
in attendance, 06
average attendance, 16; per cent
RE Proaeit
fora Browse, Edith i
Jones, 1oo MoTigoe.
A Girade,
Rtondarioe, every
Margaret
fi oiter,
Niymbeer in attenidanos, 19;
AYerage af
tendanog
Anastasia Biller,
b wneily
Sqndford. Eleanor YWilinan
Juniors Number
Average
3a snl of al
taorik FEO
a Predswnt
Jenin {
Por
every day
rail. Anta
ho
HN Pies a 3d ¥y § via
ARTEN EAM EAY IBN S
i allendanoe,
attendees 5
tegudanoe, 85 Alene
Rady Mellon,
Jones.
Seniors
BY SER ten danen
tendancy,
Prinean Nand Loy red
535.
a
W
ALY
hele number In attendane
TREY
Alle tniarye
Bien
Parenti
cards and see that
pedigreed,
I Myers, Principal
THE LORETID CENTENNIAL
Baedag Made 10 He
of Vinitits
Fatonsin: 1
gwd Lo Taking Care
Spm tio
fry order 0 prevent overcrowding
Cand to afford to all an equal chance to
panier at the coremonios of the Solemn
vPontifieal mass in BL Michael's hazel,
Tomday, the 10th, it
mittanoe at the uniform rte of one
dollar sacl. Those who desires lo have
welts remenvad shonid apply XW
Litzinger, Esq... Loretto.
As
Regular trains will Jeave Loretlo
of the county, and at £158 and 745 p.
me. for Cresson to connect with the dant
ad west,
Ciraat preparations are being made
by the people of
crowd that iw expected
be served by the ladies in the Paro
chial Hall from eleven o'clock a m.,
and the members of Loretto Connedl, Y.
M. I, will have charge of the lunch,
iffee and refreshment booths on the
church grounds. Arrangements have
alae been muule furnish feed for
horses in the fedd fronting the chareh,
All the vehicles within a large cireail
will be on hand to convey vistors Wo
1 from Loretto Bod station, a
and a balf from the ¢hareh.
Hal, Read This
Lieut. Peter Kaylor Post, No 833,
G. A. R., will hold a grand campfire in
the Firemen's hall Tharsday evening,
tober Sth
soicliers
tus
miles
with their wives, sons amd
‘daughters, citizens and all, are invited
to come and join in 8 good social time.
tie
i i ro <
All are welcome supper will
Neerved by the ladies from 4
antil close of the campfire. Keystone
Drum Corps will farhish martisd
music. The famous Rbody Bros
Orchestra will farnish music
dancing. A good caller
Lage. » Comenrd Reed and Cornet
Grange band, under the leadersiip of
Pool John FF. Thoanas, has been en-
ged Lo rendér some of their cholce
selections. Everyone attending this
Campfire will receive the very best
attention by the
wives. The Patton Fire
bes an hand Lo assist in
order. By order of
Gen, Boone, Esq,
Chaldean of Cons
H, H Beis
Commander of Post,
faie the
has been ein
eg
i Tie
YE
Ak 0A
comrades and their
Laddies will
Preserving gi od
Hithee,
1A
Yor Tamale and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bough
‘all advertisers in the
1 parish to feed the
Dinner will
Se oto gn wl 4 La .
The comrades, all oid aut weed to
ca festival or
MUST BE ENFORCED
Pri Begsrds to Gume Taw | gv Jacks
sot is Simply Performing HisPaty
fackenn deserses
taken
Constable Wilbur J
ope h credit for the steps he has
i pears to the ep foreing af the law
pelative 0 vislation of game
lage in the State of Pennsylvania, and
the fh
v
hi shoaid be aplwld and encouraged in |
tle gan wi}
nw abiding
ti ghbarhoad,
worl bw every
this she
wii
are vx-ofloio fire
ealapety
All con
aE Bal wan
iti
stabil Zane
OG SEATED
tO no
tens, empowers |
SREY HEriar and ta fruit rntars
aid convenienee iy the discharge
od gt %
who ave
aceon in
of a fow
Mr J
pursuing we publish
the
For the benefit
gist iy based Lhe
Sree He IR Lis
following wsued by Pannsyivania
Sater Spartamen’ % Association, owiling
sitantion of
i The F amd Fish
Lows are made bo be as strictly enforced
BYR nstabie:
arpstry, Gane
her ws
pour sworn duty to enforde
svt (hgh
famagos if
SAK A netaie
Y ou
Yili 2
are weil paid for every cot
§ 57 sraeeial rel PIR
to COBIre OY Thee
sifbiects
Bn Nagios iw Ane Ba gn rom Calter 1 Ar ba
etc ee 0
will
senstabibos do tl
ree pe a1 the
aR Te
foreatry,
There fie EN
enor them
and
A {iroal eavtare
wae
EBT Ivan
Leven
night,
Link iH.
New
PLAN Gn
Vo renl
ha great orator Rpos ® great
FO GYer DWH
Ey 35 5 %
witb bang
af Ltd day
oi wing fir
than Lhat
Migopad 93S
aevoeded 5
ath, when Bishop Char
1.
farons
Fowler, of Batdalia,
York, del ep has
¢
| ancoin ak
FEY
Ab aba Woks ak}
oharactar, amd { hours the
large audience, sewn
House, sat speil-bound as the magni)
cent charactor of savior of the
republic was unfolded in ita true and
i is :
Bishop's masterpioce, and it can be
teathfully said to be the masterpiece of
the greatest scholars among
great scholars At M. E chorch, Pat
Thursday, Oct. 28
lewd al the Uipers
the
wonderful Light term the
ane of
Wo,
Noted to Adeoirtiseiw
Beginning with December lat, 1588,
Cor rignr will ba
charged for subscription 10 this paper,
The price for advertining will be made
on its own basis after that date and the
subscription to the COURIER will be
made a separate account. charged for
al the rate of §1.00 per year. This rule
shall be applied to foreign as well as
foal advertising,
Casts for Back wheat and Rye
J. B. Wilbur, proprietors! the Pat.
ton Buckwheat and Feed Mill, will pay ,
cash for buckwheat and rye.
Peal, of New
Patton, of Car
Mra Rembrandt
York, and Ms AE
weraviiae,
{Hit
of Fifth avenue, Friday.
fureman of
the Patton
his position
positing
Mitchell Coal & Coxe Company
at Gailitzin, Pa. He and family
departed fur that place Tuesday morn
ng.
Hon
AE
j¢ WIRE
interests
who
colliery
rosie
Was
L2 f
Tes
Fa Ni Bednon.
the
Coal Uo
Colpmbin
IPR Y,
ACCP A SHBLAY
Hes
Lol
fort
and
ware
James Kerr, of Clvarfleid,
Patton, of CUarwensviile,
aller their
in Patton
Mr. Kerr
from New Mexico where be
varied
Arst of the
returned
large and
& Trg
a Xo 4 1 a
Week his just
nd the
radiroad
Territ ary 2
Pat
ape
past m
ennliractine 10
mth woking adler
that
fis
fareals 10
of the
church by arranging W
“Feast of Five Tables,
next month November.
announoed
The [aciies
ton ME.
An] Booey
acie lame 1G
Date will
will be something new and
with the high standard anid
character
this
Der ater
in Keeping
enjoyable
of entertainments given by
argRsization,
The secret service has discovered a
ix
new counterfeit §i silver certificate.
im of the series of 1888, check otter “C0
Bruce register, Roberts treasurer. {Lis
printed on two pieces of soft thin pa
per. pasted together, vo attempt bav-
ing been made to imitate the milk fiber,
It is apparently a zinc etehing, the
lathe work and portraits are especially
bad and the counterfeit should be read-
ily detected.
Lio Dis meniory
Pe
| perous and happy life.
ware guests of Mm. ER
: uf the Normal won ed
hod
RESOLUTIONS OF BESPECT
Vata Pose Company No boon
freath of Win, Clark
of Patton ire
syening,
| pinned by
Lhe
At a regular toseling
(oapany Nao we bid Taesd wy
September Jiith, the following
wnimonaly adopted:
It
the paler of the anivine, fo
flo ware an
Waenras, hak pleased
{iad
from ofr midst, our beloved
Witham Clark. and that an a firibole
wp tender the olinwing
resolutions:
the death of our
Patron PF
Hanored
thal in
itm ©
ikl
Ww
LEE 1
enn]
iret h or, Hark, jr
ard reap tend rari
dew ay mpathy
suey of (tw host
thease fore De if
wud that with
with the bereaved
Hewnly
the deceased, we expriss our hope that
PVT BG Teal a loss to all, may
for Foul bry Pie, Wha doatl
and he it farther
fees Ler
rile ali
things well:
Remolved, tha ander to the
widaw of fhe deisel Gir masts
cere condolencs in bere viinent
that
ithe
ney
and these rencintions be sgiread
ott our miautes and published in the
Pa
farit
TT
and BW oany pissattant tiny the widow
ane the churter of the
Company be draped moanrying for
3 days Fo. Witla GREENE,
Jt MOE,
Hany
af the degsagsed
iri
oanmities.
af Will
3 Re
ad she follwing
ated COtEiY i
Ws end
Ely
herbed an ctobey
rosiesl nt bore weave piroati inonnsly sdniystedd:
Wa {ie anal hes
$ . 4 i & Va 205 94 one FS Peas £
un Hs antinits wind arid good.
PRGA
yeni yy
Resolved That we axbond Lo jw
Warenvesd Tamil dive heart fd #Yy pipatiny
sy wad Baste of Gereaveipent,
asd coprmend then 1o Kin i Mantas,
Ady LH
pt, 1
who shoet ly
Fava xy
if them peso.
Frei vend
¥ oq sukat TTY PI
Hemolyvad, That a cop
intions be presided lo the
4 4 Fe 1
they he entered Opn the
fiahedd in
and Willlmssport
SHEFP ORD,
Por, BSH.
J “SPRRRY,
fo ommn ites
ra
trial
of
ATTON LOUEINIE
E 3% Xx.
faryidy ¥ i
reso ris the Tribe and pabl
the I
farit
3
i
A
Fahne Wail
John Walle moet
popular young men, and Mas Nioa B. |
Walker, a highly respected and popu-
of near OC}
Pa.
the hride's home
Maw
the
SOHO Ll
WW ali bank
¥
one of Patian'y
lar young lady intondals,
ennnty,
marrige a
dap, September Ur.
tame inl
Patton Public sch
stay in
tat
Wed now
‘Walle
{iintan Wars und
ae aie
wad
rth the COURIER
wish Mr and Mea. Wolfs a long, pros:
They retorned
vonk
to this place where they at once
1p the dati
on Fifth avenue,
Eriimegai- Or rimesnil
Frank Dunegan, ofPatton, and Mim
Tiilie Deiscall, of Loretto, were united
in marriage at Loretto Tuesday
ing, Oct. 3d, Rev.
the ceremony. The COURIER extends
congratulations. ;
UU phidbiering,
Upholstering, W is ams biol, Mages
Ryene, Sola, ouches and chairs
made over to a od
Ww.
3
nd
¢ pholste rer.
oek Haven Principal Hesignwn
his
Dentrai
Dre. James Eldon has tended
resignation as principal of the
State Narmal school in Lock Haven, to
take effet January 1, 1000, Dir. Eldon
will petire from school work, He has
Deen very sucoessthul in bis Maa genusit
vears he has been prindpal,
Telegraph-Uperator Lowman, of
i (larway, on the Sana & (Clearfield
This |
Altoona
on Tharsday
iy the
di wexlin ¥
Tribune, captirsd liv
Division,
last. a rattlesnake measuring three and
one-half fel in eng
in perfectly willing to dispose of his
captive to anyone who has a hooker
ing after such pots.
has figured out how far
farmer has to wi dk to plant and attend
to forty acres of corn. To plow the
Sonwonse
ground with a sixteen inch plow he
walks 350 miles,
oughly before planting,
harrow It thor
Afty
more, and to cultivate i allerwards,
to
350 miles, making a total of 750 miles,’
i in addition to gnroering.
C Pattan haw
Ps |
nim,
Almighty |
Cul
wife and viatives of |
a INNer-
pw LorRiER apd he Willinrauport |
ie thas Beit af
Lervangdi tg
wits al
teachers of the
of housekeeping in the
rooms over the Miners Store company |
marn- !
Kittel performing
fw Afteen
Mr Lowman
miles
Heal Failte Fo Sale
The following properties wated in
gh will be sold at a bar
gain:
Claes vacant TY ¢ of Fifth
Mixlod feet
Fifth ave
COTTE
and Palmer avennes, spe
One vacant int on North
aime GOK
{ine rons sitantaat on the
Pe anpRyivania
sipediad oon
{pe pW} ut}
fever AN BLOG TOON
daeiing
#4
atest on
Sadie Se
135%, just weat of
Has
$n
outbaild.
Pifth goyvenige, of 1150 font
8 5 .
pysoesnitiy Leen shrenieisd mid is
excellent dandition Good
igs on ind
One hows and lor situated Foriter
of Foomrth Palmer avenpes. lot
BO 150 fier, the beat con.
dition and modern im.
provements L& GTOVeInenis
8.2
and
Ey
tisyes
15% Ya in
2iriee
Hiniliuitin §
ytaicle 1p
Care of the heat,
Two god dwelling honses for ante
Sitnated an Lang avenue, near
Splendid weil water at
Uieal
Fifth avenue
the door
For particnlar inquire of or address
BE. Wii) GREENE,
Pa,
the
Ajtoona, Was
Patton and vidos
Mr. Bparr is
si the susfortune
during a TUR
Patton abont
Pation,
Joweph I. Spire, representing
Lasch Bottling
hrstiing up
Ww aria oof
take in
the week
the grentienan Win
Broken
{3
bay have Dis 0g
ss pred
At aresent he travels
walking stiek bul says
11d able
sr iY
Bie TARATRE
away whirh
faves man bis ais.
By tle ser of a
wil nol be kb he owl De
iow Tags
Le tnarast-Zor enughs and
far
writen Henry
branching: tpoathies:
iE as Ur edling,
GB, tH
RH.
(Abe
Eannan
Ww
SUE TE
Wi Hirde
Hodg-
manne
Fall and Winter
Suitings and
Ove Patterns
vy
hat was
North Cambr
3 x .
: Fa cig
ever Drought mto
3 ns
T he are ower
x
¥ ~
voll Baye aca of
in;
Perfect guaranteed.
duriag ber |
Patton gained many warm.
friends who along
Merchant Tailors,
PATTON, PA.
ready Is nowrh. Tt will be a
pamphlet containing nearly
100 pages filled to overflow-
ing with news of what this
stores will offer its
during the coming Fall and
Winter months. With a
complete catalogue, such as
ne will be, at your ser-
patrons
this ©
rice, you will be able to order
with as much satsfaction
as though you came to the
SLOTE 11 pUrson.
11 you aoe wot received sither
of our former catalogues, drop us
a postal and we will see that 2
copy of the mew ome reaches you
prompiiy.
GABLE & CO.
Peansvivimia's Quickest Mal
{irder House,
£320-22-24-1404 13th AVENUE,
ALTOONA, PA.