The Patton courier. (Patton, Cambria Co., Pa.) 1893-1936, October 12, 1899, Image 3

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isa Healing Wonder.
odighins. Patton Pharmacy.
Patton Eourier.
PATTON PURLISHING on, Proprietors.
FE. WiLL timer NE Fedllan
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION
hein copy, oe year, 1h advan, Ln
Fr Adverusiug mates made RRawa pen ape
plietetion
No pepe re Aton tinged pail sil arrear
REes wre paid. uibene al thie option of the
pabibelers, bs
Entered st thie PosicifMion at Pailon ge seebnd
: clan all oe lter
At the
M. E church
Thursday, Oct. 26
Windber, Pa, is to have =a First
National Bak,
J. A. Hillstrom, of DuBois, spent
Monday in Patton.
Celery Thursday, Friday and Sator-
day at Cash Grocery.
Fresh fish every Thursday and Fri
day at the Cash Grocery.
Liveryman Thos. Peach drove down
from Ebensbury Saturday,
Patton was well represented at the
Cnptennial at Loretto Tuesday.
Mrs. Sophia Hasson, of Clearfield, is
visiting among friends in town.
Zohn H. Pulford. W. PP. Bmith
{H. A. Kratger, all of Clearfield,
Conitee i
font town a visit the
Week
Mrs BF Hooth
Esther, of Philipsbarg,
home of Mr, and Mrs
last wen k
iatter part
ard Hts
Constable Wilber Jac ey {
latter part of last wes
Apint Lhe
Clonrfiald and
SI OtE
friends and relatives in
Cia jos,
Joseph (C. Rowand, the popular rep.
| resentative of the Seltwer-Klahr Hard:
ware company of Philadelphia, spent
Sunday in Patton.
Alex. MeConnedl, the 14 year-old son
iof Mr. and Mrs. Frank McConnell
Beech avenue, ix confined to bls home
| with typhoid fever.
headquarters for
Wrnons, water
Cash firoeery it
oranges, bananas,
melons, in fact
green grocery line.
in the
sverything
The marriage of Mr. HH
of enrfield, and Miss Ids : rRenroade
af Carralitown, will, 3 = wv]
fired,
cour in November,
{hustary
8
Bir dd
If vou want tn buy conking
heating stoves cheap road the few ad
BEE
of the Patton Hardware Company in
A 16x{0-inch picture frame for 66 this paper this week.
‘cents at Fisher's wall paper store.
Beach avenue, Is ill of pneumonia.
Samuel M. Swab and Wm. H. Pratt latter pitt of inst week
oame down from Cresson Monday. {
F. W. Lewis, of Glen C sampbell, |
made » business trip to this place Sat. Dr.
he City Restanrant kiips the Bnest
‘and freubest line of gresm grooe
D. W. Jackson and wile, of Washing.
ton, D. C., visited in Patton the first of
the week.
A sare sign of approaching cold | BY er
groverios in gounty, Pa, spent a few days in
H. J. VanDusen, of Hastings, and P.
after business interests in Patidn
Mrs. Elizabeth Mnrray, of Punzsu-
tawnsy, who has beans isiting her son,
V A.
| week, returned home Toesday.
James Ingles, of Anita
Fat
ton the first of last week with his
| parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Ingles
Gold medals to Harper whiskey st
ow Orleans & Worlds Pair Chicagy,
; it. you will endorse the Judge's
Said Palmer Houwe, Patlon,
weather wild geese making their trip,
3 southward.
A number of Improvements arc con.
For Bale Good flue brick at #6 pet temp lated in the Crrrolitown Uslindi
Inquire at Fisher’ wall chnreh that will greatly improve the
appearance of that edifice, th
BOYS
_ James Mellon, Esq, is having an ad- News,
dition built to the rear of his office on
i Tears WANTED Several teams are that a large silk mill will be
wanted in Patton to work for the Key-
stone Paving Co.
Call and sev the Evans Sisters for
elsewhere to bay,
‘RC. Osburn, a lumber merchant of
Falls Creek, Pa, transacted business
: in Patton Monday.
One of the Buffalo newspapers rans
its entire plant by electricity furnished
from Niagara Falls.
| Bishop Fowler on “Abraham Lin-
FE. church Thursday
evening, October 26. s
N. R. Seeley, of Corning, N
fleld’s popular
+ Y., was united
iY $3. i 1
$43 Lee OR
MaCullough,
of Trade, bs
Bacrelary
toons Board con dent
wpetedd in
that enterprising city in the Tier
of ute,
ary
2
Rev, Sigmund, pastor of the Haptist
: Ane millinery and potions beflure going Cehnrel at Westover had reosiyved a vail
(to the pastorate Bap
af Barnesboro
will geoed
Johnston,
Fomvike,
stabdiadiy
owners of the Carrolitown
contemplating the
hank in Barpesbaro in
Alarrolitown News,
Wn 1
Elizabeth
3M a
tear
Welw
jade
Swope,
Hartswick,
youug
ILArTIALY
Fwy, an
tw wit
pile,
Liat
in ut
the guest of bis friend, Harv. Lingle, | Wednesday, October ith
the first of the week.
: adios have you been to see the fine McConnell of this place,
ine of millinery at the Evans KRisters | granted n legal permit to wed
; store on Fifth avenue,
J. Kin Hastings, of Punxsutawney,
Lis amdsting Dinsmore Bros. in their
X “alloring establishment.
of the Cambris
‘Editor Kaylor,
Lined transacted business in town
‘Wednesday of last week.
The cheapest place for wall paper,
[pletare frames and plastico at Fisher's
store near railroad station.
| “Con” Driscoll, of Lindley, N. Y.,
catradting
James W. Lannon and Miss Lenora
Yn is
They
received their Hoense from the clerk of
"Orphan Court one diy last week
Lumberman Webster Griffith of Eb.
‘enshurg has started the work of con:
a two-mile tramrosd from
the Evan MM. Davis timber tract down
the Blacklick to his mill at Benlah
P. 8 Fisher, senior
the Firm of Fisher & Uo,
liquor dealers of Johnstown,
Liv
the miber of
wholesale
noon
‘pany with his representative, James
Young, tarsied a few hours in our
was the guest of his brother, Dennis town Thursday of last week
Driscoll, a few days last week.
C E. Brinkerhoff and family and Mr.
a Mrs. Boggs, ail of Altoons, were
: visitors to our town Saturiay. :
Chas. Rhody, who recently erected
‘a substantial business block on Fifth
‘avenge, informed the COURIER re
"porter a few days ago thal he intended
LH you are hungry drop in to the to open np a first-class shoe store in the
"City Restaurant where you can gel vacant room in the very near future
everything you wish in the eatible line.
Constables now have powers identi
Don’t fail to attend the lecture on na) with policemen and can arrest
“Ahraham Lincoln” at the M. KE.
: whurch Thursday evening, October 26.
Smale returned ‘the peace or violatipn of barough or
Mr. and Mma. E. M.
home Tuesday from Lock Haven where dinances.
visiting among be paid to the boroug why EpoRgRtireT Sor
“they spent Sanday
: frisuds and relutives.
casTOoRIA.
p The Kink Yo ow Jw
P without a warrant
i
amd take before a
ooal magistrate any offender agains
The jnstice may impose fine
| the nse of the borongh
cCABTOII
Boats the The kd Yau x i a2 gh!
Bignatare
i
i
of
- Baptist church next Sanday 4
o ‘Laagnch Out Into the Deep”
ing,
| The sacrament of the Lord's Bupper
of 3
fromm rhe columns of the Un GER ¢
wonid
Murray, during the past
a, Jeflerson
eae tet boy
maintained a public
posal of wate water atid oiler sewage
An associdtion wns formed at Bhens.
hrirg one dap inst week for the purpose
Sq ‘diate Monday,
fat
and game in that
& ( im of 3 :
b sadquartess a at this place,
party of railroad officials who are
making a tour of inspection of the
rose this week,
Alexander at the
at 130 8
Morning subject,
Preaching by Rev.
mand 730 pom
“The Devil's Rocking Chair.”
Twill he wlmnistersd in the
All are invited
WHOTHINE
the Fire
Seranton,
Jack Soheid aha attended
redmrnsd] home Friday,
vim un whole tronk
gre onriomition
therm
$s Ru
forges sak 1h
ir loreda
thers” who
sen the “MayBower re
Wha HN great
of the
Workers of that place
Spangler members
Mine
tivge flag pole recently and on
day, amid chesrs from the large erowd
they raleed a bran new
hemor of the
preted:
Ratner
assorted,
arriva:
An elogoent ad.
President
Aller Lhe
flig in
of Admiral Dewey
dross was mde bry
W. B Wisan, of Tora, Fa.
Rag raising Mrs
address In the hall
American
Pristrict
Ehve an
ft:
fiwing
rn
paailiar EITC Line
# i PE 3
Resa Eyal BE Was Sp pToRS
which in all probability
have besmirihedd the supposes] gpotions
characters +f tun oF Patlog'a
patigetils AWD YOURE pel
mn, om hose # Seated
ES
promt
ar ane well X
arrawt be larceny
quite & sepaation, not saying a word
shont the fright of ane of the guilty
parties. Thix procoweding may not be
the end of the trons ifferiders
allege that i ws ali unintentional and
declare that they will spare po lime
or tuoney in seeking revenge thi
a bd
1
informant.
An infant son of Daniel Peters of gy Cosgrove, of Gallitzin, wire looking
the |
(Ab
HRDINANCE NO 82
srdinasice authoring los
stenotion of & sewer on Primer aves
nue snd providing that
af vrai tha anes De fussed
HEE
the row
HW He
4 1 the property owners adjacent to
said sewer
ry Lhe
7
enacted acd
Town
Be it
Flair gens
Council of Patton Borough,
rity of the sane,
Gadneai #sniy
that
& majority
gla
in prance to a petition
of the properly ownets on Falmer ave
therw ahall
fie bigs,
sewer for the ide:
beqrinning ab the weslern
she tt of EW. 4G
sie Palmer avenue to Flanni-
South
aller
besyruiary of wher
gan Tai Lrabaiows in 8
direiidon
Baowsod: avetine sewer shisl
the Borough of Pattor
rate of $20 shall be ¢
Or (OnheCLIEA ale yo Pripearis
sewer between Palmer
Bosch avenne
r
i
ors along said
avenge and
stro
fay Paimwr
lot drained is
and x not the subject of an
Hament
RR
aforvsssad,
That the depth
ted by the B
Assesment Le
Section 4 of the
ser anni be jae Worouagh
Engineer nda pl
fl td and
be nirenared
!
I by
him ned
chambers,
Eracted and ordained the
Odotiohaor {SSG
WoO Honsann
President ;
Aliewt
Janes Ci ipce,
{herk
i hy the Har
Saray $n
day of October, 1898
PRINIHE
CASTORIA :
For Infants and Children
The Kind You Have Always Boughi
Bagee
{iri E
the
Ty TI . he
Sanaa
Ripans Tabules core flatulencs
Ripans Tabules cure nausea.
is among
ween.
and Crenshaw in the morning 10 soins
Jones, of Uhleago, :
tafe a
E138 &
Land mao
and i is
1899.
Mining Trouble af Brockwayvilie
A dizpateh from Brockwavville, Pa,
October $h says that
as a rose the coal strike of Erie
is
iia rs
ranean ting Brook.
edd
of
works Distriet President Wilson,
the United Mine Workers, and abe
| leaders are at Brockwayville trying to
ha
ont
A mis
ners
indooe the minors
sympathy with Tioga strikers
jority of Daguas and Crenshaw
favor suspension, but West Clarion
mine employes rifase to go oot Six
hondrad men will march from agos
to Done
pel the Brockway ville men (0 stay out
Rpari® Bors and 25 deputies are
¥
guarding the company's property
The deputies are armed
x Th Ee cl 5 Le
Sy x
Pas
IF i
x + Fp
a Fig 4 fF gc
r%, Patton Pharmaoy
:
Biiraerts Never
Eighty New Uilisdna
fee Barker } :
rl on Wednesday of
i far nals
Bp seat fou
abhasit 8 were ited
Judge Barker sn
applieants, or some of them,
gested ¢
= rs}
rigid examination,
| questions that wroald etageer a pox
About Sod
be Bla
native born voters
Plime
pablicans and ther bhaiance Dato rata
many
rhe new will evident
Cambria Tribune
CRTLY
exrikly Pat I3
FOR wud wesrn aon
Vir
« gimme nd reg
FRR
feeding sialon the entioy
BYR fea Thee pe
sheken
Howtos
= LE,
Snail priest, gripe
Santis ithe pile” ©
Porton
or
Ww
Ere Tule
rT y % A
Plosas wend Saget actde
wom cf thes
ra on k
five cenie ib lage and we
wing new
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full
will send you
parm
alt
ase arsassevdt Bor JARS GF Organ
op Yue pr Hwy my Heart, now
wing sang bo
in country.
the intest pogmiliar wails
Manila, Dewey's March Two Sep’ as
played by the Bimous U8 Marioe
hand of Washington, DD OC, and five
aller popniar mone. Ad
that won
Tet ROW
Mamie (OF PRourge”’
HOR
TR
the
“March
pages of
dress, Popular Mosc Co, Indianapolis,
i300 to Evans Meters for fine mike
Ty
J
Filewisie Light Fed i arne own
thal Uarroiitaowy
ol AWRY Ss groan es Fu
The News xays
Pe
i
darkness Prepuratsons sre 0
nade by 8 prominens Mud ness man
plant,
Hahting and commercial
Already »
sirswotend for
18g
to pal in oR large ehetro ght
best ls Tor stress
PHL en Large number of
Yi be svi Bo oh ;
phils Gave owen seed LE
$x
whi
visdy Lhe
The News
Vii mw
salt
how mer
HIT,
Fa.
CONE,
United
He gave ball for his ap-
Postoffive-Inspectior HB. T
weak the chief
Rtates toned
PAIRS
Liregurs wit
Miller
rE ARALDNL
The defimpdant Jediion = gull
I plicisiering
Uptinstering, Witla Bloek, Mugee
avenue. Sofas,
made over to bok as g
CHES
pod ss Dew
Ww D Hass,
Upholsterers
The Delineator
Woman's Favorite
Tlagazine,
arid Bs basaed
publishers, T
Ca tdmated ow 7
thy Nirvel, New
sly
ATES Hida x SIRE BR
by
or A
3 ion, or 15 cents
rir cap, fami magasines i
Is the greial oalerer Wo Domestic Needs,
and can be recommended for its cheap
Lens, user liness, beauty, sad, freshness
and utility.
VERT 3
¥
Ld Ba
WOR the
w 4 fits
we have studied the Clothing
Patton and vicinity and nd it 1s
rt makes us more famil
even Years we have bees trying
Cl loth ing \V for the amount of
money expended. For seven years have been looking
faces 5 wh lots with us whes
to give ain
FALL CLOTHING, HATS
FURNISHINGS, BOOTS & SHOES
brea x
AT TIE 2" 4
iy Shag
4 vg nF oe pak ba
ps WEL EL gait ; Laas Hoses
* MIRKIN & KUSNER.
“RTISED LOW PRICES
Without the supporting cratehes of style and quailty are mean
Large type argtes aotiting for worth, ‘wear or faabiion
We prefer to attract by th gga ence of cur assortments, thew
siperiority in selection and adaptability to the varied and stocdiod
wants of an gp to-date pateonagn. Our satistying of avery low
price desire is what makes Jus Lhe known and the hosleat
tent alread inet re
Liar hoes
het
oi Xa 36a xg
an me (hes Wo hyve
beamed spleetion of
iar Tiel oo
And mw
DONT FORGET * that oar
oti g 3
a%
VERED FREE.
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Ph: hakk iL TiN:
®
GOODS DEL]
Av SLICK.
Miners Store Co,
Opposite « J: ition i i orel I. Patton. Pa
The “Golden Rod Fruit Farm”
.
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A f
WES ee a a EL
is 2 hy rank b
a
PATTON, PA.