+ his home in West Clearfield Wednes- day. them. and DE will succumb to the grim destroyer without knowing of the won- derful re ue of Foley's Honey and Tar for all Throat and Lung troub- ton Katurday. : aE Fer Attorney Somervilie bad business at | PATTON PUBLISHING 00, Proprietors. Ebensbarg Monday. FE. WiLL Greve Kditor., “month at the Cash Grocery. Ohas. Hile, of Lumbar City, Pa, was calling on Patton friends Monday. BR. I. and Lewis Edwards, of Vetera, were in this place on business Satarday, TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION One copy, one your, in advines, - oo id vertiuing PRbon Taade Rows BION apr : sLon plea No pa papers diseontinoad antl all arrears | | are jad, ariless wt the option of the For apples, onions, granges bananas, | Eaters #1 the PostofMion at Paton as spoons | candy and nuts go to the Cash Grocery, clamn mnil miter, j | Tonight and to-morrow night is the | BE — ' | fir and festival in the Baptist church, ge to City Restaurant if you are | Do not fail to attend. TY. HO Winslow alinost received KR BJ. Waltz came over from Hastings valentine last Thursday, so he says ome day last week. It was new boy.-boarler, Don't fail to attend the supper in the | C. P. Johnson, of Corry, Baptist charch Pebroary 23d. | among the traveling salesmen drom- Fresh oysters every Toesday, Thors- | | ming up trade here last week. _ day and Satanday at the Cash Grocery. pg 1. Miller. ‘Miss OGeorgin Daggett is visiting friends and relatives in Tioga, Pa, this "week. BE Wilson, Cecil Wilion and 8, Pr Depp, of Ashville, were Patton visitors ~ Batarday. © Miss Amanda C. Logan, of Clearfield, | ie visiting ber sister, Mra. John Wal Ince, of this piece. bs J. B. Wilber, Patton's chop, flour and | foed man, had business hare Monday. | ~Ooalport Standard. Miss Nellie Feeley, of Johnstown, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs J. J Donnelly over Sunday. | with & cement which thickens and com- Dan Kitchen and Wm. MoLaoghlin, | bines the com sponta were among the many Westover vind. : tore to Patton Saturday. M. B. Cowher, insurance agent of | | Patton, Jooked up his business interests | hore this woek. --Windber Journal, Pebruary 293 the Young ladies, : Society of the Baptist church of Patton will bold» fostival and supper in the. Bach pacicage of Putnam Fadeless Dr anne goods than any othe dye and colors them better too. Sold by C. H. Perry, Chest Sprengs, Pa. Mrs. 0. B. Sandford, of this place, In visiting In Patton this week, the griest of her son, W. H. Sandford, who Another large assortment was a former Philipsburger, Be cash of our celebrated “Kan't Rip” jer of the Patton bank. Philipsburg ‘boy's knee pants, sizes 4 to : 5 : Lh 15. Prices right too, at 48¢ Don’t forget that the young bation of 3 72 8h Mary's Catholic church will serve c. ey jos cream, cake, ham sand wichen, Also recery $i salads, baked beans and coffen in the Young Men's Black Goldstein Hall Tuesday evening, Feb. Trousers, sizes 2g to 12 Th long and s Agents on salary of $15.00 per woek | and expenses; the greatest agent seller 7 he pri oe aver produced; every stock and poaitry pulser buys it om sight. Hastiers at wanted, Reference. Address with stamp, American Mig. Terre Haute, Ind. is still on, and we are seliiny John Bonner and family, of Curry a great many pairs, bt ut he Rum, Pay were is Pution h 8 Beat of plenty yet. These prices for wer ng frien r. Bonner te : ia departed Tuesday for Windber where. IP to Wate footwear Fon ’ he expects 16 locate, while his wife and | eave them with us very long. children will spend the week here. They were former residents of this Our regular 81 65 place. et im 214 People bave so much to think about, = # 2m ‘nowadays that an advertisement most oo gn have power enough to foroe their at ¢ i 4 48 tention and one of the greatest ele | ments of that force is size. Better have one ten-inch ad in one pauper than twenty half-inch ads in ss many dif: ferent ones. Peale, Peacock & Kerr were so un- fortunate as to lose many valuable papers and maps relating to their re. cent purchase, the Nuttall & MoGufley | coal lands, a loss that will cause them trouble and annoyance for years to some, in the burning of the Key stode building, in Clearfield, Inst Thursday morning. According to Braddock newspapers, a deal is on by which Charles M ‘Schwab; president of the Carnegie Steel | company, may in the near future be- come owner of the palatial residence of the late Captain J. J. Vamdergrift, | “on Fifth avenoe, near Shady avenue, Pittsburg, for $300,000. The dwelling | stasds on an eminence surrounded by | lx acres of ground. The deal inciudes | all the magnificent furnishings and the | ‘fine colleetion of paintings in the resi-| | pate He i= proprietor of Miller's white shoe store on Magee avenue, I. H. Hamson, of the Link Beit Ma- | ohine company, Chicago, HL, who has beens stopping at the Palmer house sil winter, ft for Nashoile Tenn, the frst of the week. In Virginia a conipany has been formed for the manufacturers of an (artificial marble, which closely re- | sembles the genuine and can readily be | carved, the ingredients being milk of ¥ 3 i i ow og Yo L53 LW Oo Pay ox 2 Wasi, hor > & ok 3 $4 3 I PE Co. Our Women's Shoe Ive Roe now sl 8 Pe be a Special prices on a few $4 0 Shoes at $2 00 3s fle 3 oh is is 1 iw 20 v HoT single pairs, A Fiver in Men's Rhirts in our Eas. 90, $1.00, S8¢ and 150. Inside we have some of those Se and The ones at Former Prices were 25(. COME HERE i MONEY. AEYSTONE G1 Firemen's h hall this evening. Philip Rager, of Hastings, was in | Patton Monday on business. You save money by buying your | groceries at the Cash (irocery. John F. Reed, aged #2 years, died at T. A. fradley. of Lilly, wad in , Pat; Special prices to cash buyers all of Tyrone, is in Patton i | this week looking after business imter- | rogovery lime, glycerine, silicate of soda, soap, j alt and marshmellow root, together A woman a hen and she howls ‘of your fave, Address, for many years and prominent in pub. lic affairs in his neighborhood. Hollidaysburg fully experienced the promised industrial boom last week, when the wheels of the manufacturing plant of the east end Hosiery and Hol Hdsysburg Iron and Nail company works, which have remained idle for meveral years, were put in operation, giving emnployment to at least 300 hands, term of township officers should begin | {on the first Monday of March, and that | township ts shail mest on I Li battle. second Monday of March to aodit ac- | counts, except school directors and Tigart amd also B. E. erty in the meat business in Patton, are ‘pow left in my hands for settiement, school trensurer. In 1888 a similar act was passed relating to borough officers | ‘and anditors So the time for own. ship and borough auditors to meet to ; pattie these accounts is on the second f1-t3 R EPORY of the convlithon of the First Na: Sant Monday of March of each year. INTERESTING WESTOVER LETTER Compliisd by 5 White Awake Corresprandont from The Clearfield Coonty Town. Dan Lallement and Sherman Biake, | both prominent citizens of this place, have secured a fine kit of tools and will penetrate the wilds of Rogues Harbor : Pa, was. pest week to prospect for Lensang Frank Conelly bas been nnable to work for sometime on account of a severe attack of rheainatism. Paul White is very low from a com- plication of diseases with no hopes of Shrewd business fen wanting to better their condition would use go ul at Westover, lots, good and good locals busiding abies judgement to Fienty of nice churobos prope gowwd We had the pleasure of witoessiog a private exhibition given by Perry Moore with the punching bag, and any that among the professionals . : IMATE OF PPENRRYIV ANIA, ‘would be classed as an expert at the Basins, An entertainment given Thursday night last by Miss Ida Helin Reodiey, of Mahaffey, wan well patronised, and pronounced by all a grand suooess. We're Al Quests Call a girl a chick and she smiles; call Call a young woman a witch, and she W abe ia indignant eat and she'll hate you. Women are queer. If you call a man a gay dog it wili fatter him object to being mentioned as a calf ora eh. Men are queer, too “1 had bronchitis every winter for years and no medicine gave me perma. went relief till | began to lake Chas it a the I know made,’ says J Minnte cough ours best cough medicipg Koontz, Uorry, Pa. IE quickly cures soaghs, colds, croup, asthma, grippe, and throat and lung troubdes 10 bs the children's favorite CUT quickly, © W, Patton Pharmacy remedy Hodzking Tha hitile Bite Iovik A pent, vompact pocket voame taining the timetables of 5 rosds in Penosyivatida the possession of every traveling man, Hotel business man and business frm in the stale, wilh all co dollar per year cents. Mailed little Sig It is publishes monthly, erections Sp to dale, at one Bingile copies ter receipt of price, Boar,” Milton of Blue Pa Be good to yourself and good to your friends When you treat a friend to whiskey, give hin the best. Harper Whiskey is the bevernge fur your friends and for you. Bold by W, L. Daggett and W. A. Mellon, Patton, Pa, Dawitt's witch hazel salve i» an- for piles, iniories and skin It is the original witeh haael Beware of all counterfeits. UL Hodgkins, Patton Pharmacy equaled cise paes salve, Ww Woarting To whom it may I hereby notify all persons pot Lo trast my wits, Mra Edward Leish, for anything what. soever as she bas left my bed and board this the 13th dav of February, 1900, and I will not be responsible for uny debis contracted by her St Eb. CAMEO EIR Y ou cannot do better than to tiki on Gould & Beeger for thest-class plambingg, ete, Estimates frecly given 48if CASTORIA For Infants and The Kind You Have ays Bought | by a gasless fire. Lone who wis | HR, E pomna ara Siseoaais. EA EYE Cis penala Gey mera Olena bad bory, Ltt Pan Sai Pa ew. heen afflicted | with rhenmativm for several years and have tried remedies without number, but pain balm is the best medicine 1 One application re- have got hold of.” fievos the pain. For sale by Patton He was the father of Editor Pharmacy, C. W. Hodgkins. Reed, of the Houtadale Journal, and Editor Reed, of the Windber Journal. The deceased was a devour Methodist | Whete Pid " Happen, A hatless man was seen coming down | “one of our mudiess streets driving a | horseless carriage. He found that one of his punctureless tires was windless. ft was a cold but clondiess day and he went into a butcher shop to get warm While there he took ‘a drink of germless water and asked He also got some dogless sausage and hairless butter, | He remarked that he was a childless parent, and wis willing to adopt some | as homeless and friendlies. = | He went out into the rainless weather Tn 1879 an act was passed that the doubtless thinking of the senseless and needless se Of a harmless gun in a for boneless ham. Ex. Notice, The accounts of DeReamer & Me- All those indebted are hereby notified to call and adjust same. BE Prorat Hank Feds (91h, JERE REN wy I» ry Hamu pees Lol RR tht verte En dearest sd Anme fr fund Pov pita Uo = be sail wil, Reni Ee, ot Bite Hyon, Berndiiare & fx Veen diosianl Banks 0 He were Apa te rps Sevan hate Banke ant ahi Rees Irie Sporn apinyad peeve agente, bys irn send od Ber saely Stem, Woe of ati Nutintal Banke Fractional paper Sitrsency, ndekels Srael Slits, sE prensa Hwee HP ria Lhe Ywte prion fart with 1 = Trae LG PRE ORE if dria! $400 Tridel, fonbiiiiten he Capital si. v'R pki is FLIER) IE Srp Ha ih Food vtiont nite bom vy prises anal en ho National Bank bin. eta catitmba nding 5 0083 a Truck iv dual degmmita sitet ti et heen i a an ol Trarpuanial oo Pilea tent oly {ene Tine seriitionton of de jemi Corti fend Clr ke Tia £3 Rd Af 4 os 3 ah we £aMney fF % arn hirie . {Wa 1 Sandie, Ary dena y abe statement bv Irae snd Bewt of ty Weer tolge and belief, Wo HH Nok pv, { wehlor Tr. saeny that the Highweritend aad A this | Tah i Bay of Febeusry, an Jessie BL Dare Nauey Padiie Corrente XTewd Fadler. MW, fp § Foi BaowN, AF Parrox, Friraetiirs, § » plensed; call an old woman & watch and Special Call a girl a kitten | and she rather likes (6; call a woman Overcoat and Call him a pup, a. "hound or acar and he'll alter the map He don’t mind being called a bull ra bear, and vet he wili Underwear A The season of the vear here whe We USL dispose aot Inder our Ne rdoas WOenr Bt Stor, ; ercouits aat Re leet from. Come early and get a bargam. 4 ' +f wr ES $ ar » + and 68 UNDERWEAR , 5 Na need to quote pri 1 . spnted iwd we sod at a fowest init ira oe Delore, hat I'nderwear rediictions ka DO NOT FORGET that Shoes CET and up-to-date, * Saray ia vie 3] {ylve 98 2 Cail DeReamer, form: DEREAMER. | of Patton at Patton lo Lhe oof Ponpeyivaris at the oloew of Pininens, vimivoeiea {ober ol 7 dir Jit. Mackeral, Bloater ' : nabiter oF the above onirreet ta the We have all the latest goods in the Millmery Line at our store in the Solomon building, Fifth ave. nite, and extend a special imvitation: to all the ladies of Pat- ton and vicinity to call and examine hme. Hats trimmed in all the latest styles. Satisfaction guar anteed. Evans Sisters, Pa. The New Store, Patton, Nold’s smoked meats are sure to bring Imported and donestic Ide i} ERE TEE Presi oon ? ay specialty Pry 15¢, to! 0g Pe Bh Ny Notice our i Goods, Etc WARD'S BREAD. Holland 2 Codhish Mattings, FURNITURE & UNDERTAKING. We have on hand a full line of Furs De ture in all in it branches, carpets window shades and matings. 1s RIT POR SIS, 3 Pr " tak extenson tables, 8 feet jong $4.20: iron beds, $4 and upg kitehen chair, Hc each and all other furniture in proportion. Undertaking and embalm- ing, White or Black hearse = Donated for Church Suppers. you back for more. Herring, Russian Sar- and all kinds canned ish, from Bradford county a Roasted Cofiee Rubbers, Dry ia : SIS, BAY STATES FLOUR. ¢ {INSURE OED b cen the + has sy} ‘mn SL voli; iy 5S We ¢ have been £h Py hs Li \ ¢ws write much But we tHme to write Wilts AL ndert OnNeertl- ol bar- vi passed tor the money in Way's : the 5 ¥ il 4 best . 3 se ray Th pointe) iH \. N {3 Lambria or Shoes needed to be to Patton. AUTY Cetin iy. were al- be pur- Perse 2d Wnts frech Ciroceries. i 4 I he lary s Business t 1 ah pu H est on {ave ft) " le Wi Lrg? 11S 1 hind sertions to - i (il Cl)- 3 Vv Oome do WW LF 1s To furnish the with the the tresh- markt : a trial and these as- he facts.
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