‘ON COURIER, MARCH 2. 1900.
WANTED
plumbing trade. Inquire of J. ©
‘ Gould, the plumber, Patton, Pa 18 tf
(Cambria County Pomona Grange No.
51 P. of H. will hold its next quarterly
930 o'clock a m,
ing at Monday,
April 2
Baturday evening from New York and
Philadelphia whew she was making the
Sisters.
Thos Wilt will conduct a publio sale
at his farm in Clearfield township
Tharsday, April 12th. Stock, farming
implements, corn, ete, will be sold to
the highest bidder.
Just received a fll Hoa of Fairbank's
dist globe valves, sizes ap ta 1 inch
Try a Fairbanks dise vaive
or water and yon will ase no other,
Gould, the plumber at
ng Wonder.
for steam
N. GG. Neff came over from Hastings Forsule by J ©
ky, J
The teat tea for the money
Proprietors. {ash Grocery
A OO Thompson, of Bellefonte, was
in Patton Monday
The State Normal school at Indiana,
Fa, will open for the of
fourteen weeks on Toesday, April 8,
ja Stadents are admitted at
Lime
by capable teachers 1744
To
} ‘ 5 #
at Lhe spring term
PATTON PUBLISHING CO
TOWERS GREEN Pr ¢ sy ny ¥
F. Wat Guns. plite Rpecialty: Drill in small classes
<3 - % ¥
Sameryiie atlonaea
A rt arney
at Ebensburg vestirday wt
A jot of
at Rhody’ shoe store
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION lessen the wear on brooms and
an improved
three aeolian,
esi
into
Ome copy, one yay, in ad ance, oe sWeninnyg
: iy Ad Frets
piismtion
Sr No papers discontinued anti ail arrean
BEER Be fait, Lies BT thet PPTEGe of Aha
publishers,
Eritored at the PosiofMen
Chane peat] mater,
handle im divided
the contre section being a flat spring
plate st in the same plane with the
broom bead, which relieves part of the
strain on the bristies
fill ities abi weg
pf
vr rates paede Res pas age ladies’
Miss Maode Gini, of Hauntings, spent
Saturday in town visiting friends.
at Pattie as asennad.
Fresh oysters every Tuesday, Thurs
A. day and Satarday at the Cash Grocary,
Patrick McCloskey, of Westover,
"Pransacied business in Patton
day.
IHF Gresnawait
man, of Altoona,
ton Monday.
Baried, in the Philipebarg cemetery,
Thursday, Murch arrival of
kfternoon train from Tyrone, Joseph,
infant of James and Nancy 7 Ashoroft
Nicholson, of Gallitzin. After a short
Hines, an unexpected death of a hearty
chibi, buried at the éxant
monthe Nery by fa
wre Philipsburg Ledger.
be ia
oy
130
Hurrah For Thropp!
By RX Beges Simbnngh.
AR piticians wit he tow
Thee serpin cows govt oa Bb ivig ny
Yo wont net then § pool Thing vio,
So bet ux all Harrah fer Thropp.
Matar
Aree
a
Laviin Melvar.
: 7 Ae af 0G
vieitora tor Val / .
Hey FJ
How
A pasty we sll wre proad fo mest,
Whee Peemert with Just aod Teath dath beat
Who si vie Tries The Fai Lo liv,
Rueh jx the fare of JF. Thrope,
of (lenrfield, and Chin.
Were Fuels
Peart Davie,
ton Alexander, of Madera,
of MB. Cowher over Sunday.
af Flmars,
Thue
Andeow [ova Wak in
Patton Wednendny yeh of
£m
rhe
wy Fhe rig Ait
Entrasted with the ontes of om, this month he Had misfartisne
He stress bls path of Fie with Mowers,
Net wishing in his work to stop,
Wath send Blo tae X Barents for Thoopp.
riba wie
fant tn bu
ya deer and ARIE ry His haves tps b
the doctor make
the injury, Ha
Robert,
ss er ad
Fade lian KP
Pratnam
sunlight, washing and rabldng
by (. H. Perry, Chust Springs, Pa
i ew
Sed nee
Tis men Hw be wis shy wr hake, an Sx amas iy
And make or Unb reg wid grow
The Npatiish Hag wan pusde Io drop
By fen of honor, seh as Throop,
WAR APO DR aN]
If vom are hungry drop in to the
y ®e) 3 x of Barnesboro,
City Restaurant where you oan get
everything you wish in the satible line
wen,
He represents oe frag and troy wamitiom at Irvonn
Ak Well ma vooTta pan viii di
We do nid wish Bis work 10 stop
Wath sored Biss book Harrah for Thrapp
:
¥
place tao day
wil go to tha
If vou are in
anmmer suit |
Dinsmore Bros :
new took
8 | Reynodde, those wet Sindy int ! it - . %5
Er ey wor id vt go abewd 8M Wilkkon, of TmiBols, was cating
And try a» greater rs $0 drop : , % y y Re : i ming
Inpossitie’ Masta for Trones- on friends in Patton Toesday andl was
looking after busiriess interests 3 this
place. “Comrade” did not forget the
We ntl will say dobus MOH dep, Cori Hee and svade Hs i ’
Intend of hit FI voto for Thropp. - ; OTE offtee and made ns a pleasant
‘vit.
Hurrah for Theopgl Thires ehovrs for Thiap
And Aad Rey folds they will drop :
pr sire dr oi for Throop. A v 73
SE Chiewvilie, Pa, Marely », bi March Wi nds
ralliown Monday. May Bring
R. 8 Tozer visited friends 7? at La. id
Jowe over Sunday: Easter Flowers.
Walter CC. Davia, of Mahaffey, was a
Patton visitor Saturday.
Special prices to cash buyers all
month at the Cash Grocery,
I. M. Hoover, of Windber, was in
our town one ay Jast week.
You save money by buying your
groceries at the Cash Grovery.
J. E. Hadding, of Morrisdale, Pa,
was in Patton one day last week.
You can buy a pair of Old Honesty We are prepared with a feast of
. mining shoes at Rhody's for $1.25. MU oof things in Apparel for Men, Boys
E. B. Flick, of Newport, was seen on and Children, and can fit them from
| our streets the latter part of last week. CTOWR to sole.
: Thi rg a have thered to
The spring and summer suiting are EE th reo
? ; ether here in our store the largest and
now in at Dinsmore Brom, the tailors R Ee !
best stock of goods ever show by oa
Wm. J Bennett is confined io his Of course that means in the town,
home with a severe attack of tonsilitia Me's Mite, Ciao AH wend aries 8
$4 4%, T45 N48 SUN 948 UUs and xo ® 4
Hon. James Korr, of Clearfield, was up to $15.00, ing
He
in Patton Monday looked after business Boys’ Saits. $1.95, 4.45 498 i
interests : s shpine
$6.95. $5 i
Dinsmore Brom. stock of spring and Children's Vestee Saits $145 198
summer suitings are now in. Call and 238 288, 288, 3.45, on
wee them +38.
. Dr. Rice, wife und daughter,
Hastings, were visitors to our town
last week.
seed of a apring or os :
Hees a 3} BAH Joseph Wheatly, aged 85 years and
eal at piiciheth Ann Davie ape 87, both of
Disentar township, Clsartield Bly,
presented themselves before Register
Jimesan on Friday and secured a mar-
Thelr right to do wd wan
not gquestianed as they both seemed to
be of the proper age. Both had been
married before, and were loft widow
and widower in the year 1883,
will pay you to
the tailors and
A rpothre artagoniatie geal
Whee a Ierstwra tic ite ast by pent,
Ard pow ind ond Penis’ Av ls gg
tn order 10 retiee Thropp.
want Lhe on
riage ene
TH Tlewtiom thre be bom ht ale
And ait hat ore mas toe cunt aust,
If trotihiead with rheamatism, ive
Chamberlain's pain-baim a irial
will not cost you a cent If it does no
Ome application will relieve the
It also cari Sprains wid bruises
| round
Prof Wentz came down from Car. fron
an,
Barna, frost.
and
other treatment. Cala,
bites, quinssy, pains in
chest, glandaluar and other awolings
are sguickly cared by applying it
Every bottle warranted. Price, 26 and
cents. Patton Pharmacy, © W
Hedghkine
the aide
i KHaitrassl Yernaenlary
At a railroad wreck official investiga
tion recently, sccording to an ex-
change, the Drakimey’’ on the carpet
recited bis version of the story
wine: “The ‘von.’ was thpping the Lis
sie in the doghonse, the hind ‘shack’
wus freezing a hot hab pear the hind
equ allow pot’ was crackiog
dinmonds in the tank: ‘Fagle Eye’ was
down greasing the pig and 1 was bend.
ing the alle, when they hit na. Under
t lengthy crosgexamination this wis
translated to mean that the conductor
was examining the orders in tre qup
The rear brakeman was
jonrnal. The fireman was hraak
The engineer
the head
a switeh
Railroad Tele rapier
rim
gonling
Od, Was oiling the
and brakeman was
wing whet the cobibson
tock place
and Rid i P L143
wypspathy Which Costs
4 man named Walker, abo has een
years a resident of Point
Lookout, while bringing a load of
woelte gre,
the roads. a fain havin
eg, suffering
Thinking to relieve the ani
Killed #1 and took 1 home
Some days afterwards he was
aoa hearing
ars Monday igh £
tha
IN MEN'S HATS. All the erea
of tions of the Sauber in Me's Bead
gear are found here Se bavs 8
Lone and we have them ail the
"EEO no higher: extent Stets
Geo. B. Anderson, of Latrobe, was Children’s Fapoy Caps in fying
in this place ov business the latler part Ae id some read fe broken
an ; -
of last week. : 0 othe 2 greatly
SHOES. Al bent styles in 0 4
YN. Woodard anid (©. A. lewis, of Mea's, Women's Mis wes’ and Bove,
Jock Haven, were among the many All sizes, widths and prices
visitors to Patton last week.
One sale on Ladies’ Fi ie Som il
stintes and we have plenty vor, All La
Miss Virginia Lingle, of Patton, is sips fo fit your froom 20 to af the hearing being
visiting her sister, Mrs. H W. Todd, SHIRTS. Men's latest styles #% gion oh Mr Walker will ©
in town. — Philipsburg Ledger. up to $1.48 to port at its next
Noine tio ils y Twn Va hi% radirins
Miss Mande Frick, CO. D. P. & T. follows, sizew 1210 14 ig redress
operator at Mahafley, spent Sunday cuffs and all for sc
with the operators al this place. Our stock of Men's ix
3 Flos glove oH ju WETS
A small child of Mr. and Mrs. O8 ote fs always complete
Winslow had its shoulder hone broken yoo ‘always Kot what you
by talling off a chair the first of the strictly to date. : : 3
week Belling Agents for the celebraded My pipht arm al
Ce Seeet. Orr & Ue Pantaloons, tives I
The big Pennsylvania railroad tunnel and Jackets. Every pair warraited
near Sproce Creek was completed last not to rip and wear well fis
- : igs ¥
Tharsday night, when the last brick, & H you are not a patro :
it rl oe i
nickel- plated one, was laid in place at will pay you to become attached
11:90 place y Tmo I this house when you want
goonds the
best that money will buy
Henry Arble. father of Fred Arble, No dickering of prices. We
of Coal township, suffered a iroke alike to all and thats the only way
of paralysis on Sunday and is in a very . SASHA DRE P Rick.
serious condition. He is 88 years old. You are invited to cail
~Carrolltown News,
Gold medals to Harper whisky at
New Orleans & World's Fair Chicago.
Try it, you will endorse the Judge's
verdict. Sold by W. IL. Daggett and
_W. A. Mellon, Patton, Pa.
for some
[rans 8!
way ho foal
is LO LOW wine iva Wil Ww
Hy oo
abun.
and seemungh
Lr rentent
before Judge
Afict Was give
1 aborts the curoome
Tur Was thing
the fase
hope of
Pram
vie
. : a tern in
shirte for tittle
EG THE bec Bran 3
mabiars I oper Philipsburg B
Bevo,
ps, Collars,
wie
its Barbe
and iia
Henk
#h z
ir 8
hegmalism in
EW “3h
ard =O
WRI VERS
hoaider He save
Limon was enlirmy
Chamberiygn’
and was sorprised to
tbe Held
rosie s
Tha
sas been a constant companion of
eyer since and
Paton Pharnuey, Ly
(PEs
iment Tatil pan
Tay Ean
Pain’
Ww
fine never
Por sale
Hodgkins
bay
werd l y
_ Directly opposite the Bank.
STONE CLOTHING
SHOE |
For Thats and Children.
The Ring You Have Always Bought
Boy about 18 years old,
must be bright and good size, to learn
meeting in Cresson Crange Hall, open.
Miss Alice A. Asheroft returned home
Easter millinery purchases for Evans
Any
in ote third the time required by any
DICKERS IN DIRY.
Preds Rocrnded ul Fhensharg op to
Friday, March 313.
Chest Creek land & Improvement
company fo Mm Emma Kirk, Patton,
$150
Chest Crook Land & Improvement
pompany to Mm Emma Kirk, Patton,
35
B. I. Pitta to Jennie M. Notley, Sus.
quebinnna, $8 083%,
Henry Potter to Fdward Johnson,
Ciallitein township, $100
Francis Bronenn et nx to Margaret
Hoover, Elder, $80.
Francis Huber ot ux wo P. B. Cos
grove et al, Eider and Susquebanna,
$200. :
Cyras Oldroyd ot ux to 6
Patton, F150.
Charles Nattle et ax to William E
Probert, Patton, $00,
William E Probert to Minnie FF. Pro
bert, Patton, $l
Edward M. Beale to Joseph Re li
Gallitzin borough, $50,
Annie T. Dempsey, by the Sheriff of
Cambiria county, to M.D Kittell, Gal:
litzin borough, $540.
Kpengler Improvement company to
Tros the Methodist Episeapal
church, Spangler, $1.
Equitable Boilding & Loan associa.
tion ta Fmma 1. Derricott, Carroll
town, $400.
Isaac Davis
Cambria, $400
Harry BE. Frederick otf
Maras, Cambria, $350
Frank N. Donahue ot ax to Conrad
Reig, Carrolltown, $575.
Cheat Creek Land & Improvement
pompRny James Willlamsone Pat-
ron $715
Thiet
0. Brady,
vow of
to Harry R Frederick,
nx to AE
tes
reek land & Improvement
compaby ta Lunes Willianwon, Pat-
Lots, BRA
Hetiey Swope ot ax to Amanda Fara-
Carri, $353,
The Little Phage Heer
The Murch nomber bmaeed on the 15th,
revised and enlarged. Every bosinews
sling man should have it. Send
IMME year, or ten cents
Revised and sod
Address Little Bine
Pager tel
iny for
DE LEY
eon ti
oo. Milton, Pau
arses ded
for single
RR
Noties 0 Patrons.
Novice is hershy given to
patrons having watehes for repair at
my sling, to vail and get same Gl once
ar they will be disposed of acrording to
an am changing business,
1] BMmrra,
all my
aw.
Agents on salary of $15.00 per week
and expenses: the greatest agent seller
ever produced; avery stock and poultry
raiser buys it on sight Hunters
wanted, Reference. Address with
stand, American Mig Terre
Hante, Tod
fo,
Need
1 ”
shold be
and well
1a Lyin ted
Yr wi ig Ne
Ealorng
priced,
st tplish, weil
tting.
re
1
not He higl h
atle
ge whicl
have
SITS.
k Now led
are possessed o
yg) 5
Net 1
We
1 yi
Sri
askAely
3
Ext ur tas La
ITH mis in,
up as Many
are Homespuns
Mi xtures-——the lead:
i Ak
SCAROI and
Clothiers,
PATTON, PA.
Pare
HIGH GRADE, MEDIUM PRICE—25¢, LB.
Donated for Church Suppers.
Dold's smoked meats are sure to bring you hack for more,
Ioiposted » and domestic Holland
dines. Mickeral, Bloaters, Codfish and all
kinds canned fish,
Fresh country eggs and butter from Bradford county a
a hy ra
speciaity
Try our Teas —33¢ to per 1h, and Roasted Coffee
5c, and 200 per 1b
Notice Fler Shoes, Rubbers, Dry
. Ete
our Mattings,
{ + ¥ Wl
BAY STATE
FILLOUR,
PRR HARRELL
WARD'S
Nem Very truly,
BREAD.
new—Spring Mer-
the word 15 gen-
erior Values which
result of price cutting.
anuer. By them yon
command of the
not only because of
but because of the
Chiefly about the
chandise Not one story of ng
erally understonud 4 :
are Forenith recor rded are not.
They came abont in a
are enabled to test our
markets. Every offering
its heanty, its newness ard
extreme
efron —- 4%
: Sup
fair, intimate m
met head and One
Z is interesting
originality,
'
Ihe
LY i ak a
reasonablidness of ! pr FOE,
Something Entirely New.
The Sensation Belt and Stock Collar to match. The
21 thaeseason. Every ‘woman wants them. A
change of belt and collar 15 ag effective as a change of cos
tume. Look for the name Sensation. Evervthing eise is an
imitation. Call and see them, they are beanties and the very
Belts and Collars on the market.
greates! hits of
¥
aitest
New Laces and Embroidery are Here.
A great gathering A stock worthy of this store. A
stock which embraces numberless novelties in weave and de-
A stock from which of fine Laces and
f may be satished Fashion has again
smiled with favor upon them, have given them the
and attention to which they are entitled De vou ape
eciate the largest stock to select from? If yoin see them
von will say we have the nicest line in town. You know the
is the
lo TY
Dame
Xe
SIENS, Lae
.
exh Fin
Fah is 3 of y %
and
CATT
} %
nrice west -
»
American Made Wash Goods.
11 shes « she Ws
prices :
Nit wd yy
ssobody
shows a bigger assortment; pret-
¥
shows ou line at lower
will want for shirt
came in a large
rices that are al
Dress Ginghams—The kind that vou
2. 3.1 ‘a 3
Cog dN RY 8 o¥
Wass, Caldarell
: ¥oouio
Qf new Caunniligs,
¥
Fh
3
a 1G
Wear, ©
a range
: *
Ways popniar
i
Ia variety Hew desigis and col
nd at popuiar prices
glance vou wold
411 ele gant a
A a
oe In
ial
1s. India Lin:
Harred
2 Hig ht d1-
them
Sig
Shirt Waists.
r he 4 tebrs slaat Cad Lares an styilsh a8 any you
rrp angie at pixies fir Sou Inspection.
Mgngs ETITTL
New Dress Linings.
We oan pha vag oon BF Dire Linings or
FIERY
EW SLRS
We higve fey ALOW Fart in Thee fad aches
APTN
LADIES LGENTLEMEN'S FINE HOSIERY
tiomiory taal foul
shashin zt Lhe vary
viel weir well A new ine
Yay eexpmnine in emda and pet our prices, yon
itis
time
Lhal
if vou will take the
iH be Tally saneined hese ane fag pid nol asker
OT TO-- Not How Cheap, Bat How (Good,
Herring, Russian Sars &