inn inal
- Cerca No OE
Sims nase rnc
a
| publishers.
the callonsniss of the press and pulpit
it 1s backed up by
the town, A stranger turns from the
pews columby of 4 paper to its adver:
ising colnmpe, and it he fails to find
TERME OF SUBSCRIPTION
PY Lee) piney, bei} BV RTO, «Wy i chants and profossional rset he Sones
i Yui epEbRd i Sten ud Koen Spa a
Aulve gr prs ap {os the conection that the editor is not 3
BX papers disontinned antfl all arene appreciated, in which case it ls a good |
ili, (nnices al the bption wf the 3
x p | place to keep clear from. No Leven |
Enters at thy Frodeiton at Paton ky dedond: ever grow without the active assets
SIS nti! an, ince of its papers. Nor can papers
grow and build up their localities
without the assistance of the town.
Business men should realize this and
| pemember that in lending support to
their local paper they are pot only
building up their own business, but
are helping to support that which is
| steadily working for the growth of
, the whole town.
A LABOR DAY THOUGHT.
Labor is prior to and independent of
apital. Capital is only the fruit of
labor, and conld never have existed if
labor bi had not first existed. Labor is
of capital, and deserves
mach the highest consideration. Abra
EET FOR CONDEMNATION.
Owe of the most flagrant aboses of |
lth, when such instances in some |
orm Or manner Are an every day
to the
WHAT 8 man gains by giving bis
| wages to his wife has again been ex-
emplified. lee Carpenter, of Jersey |
! Bhore, an employe on the New Central
jrafirond, reocived his month's pay last
eck and handed the money to his]
millionaire Henry M. Flagler ie, who hid it in her stocking. That
ga! y followed by his marriage to 8 ' night burguiars entered the house ran |
an yormg enough to be his grand. {sacked every nook and corner and |
ghter, ; went through the wearing apparel in
is in itself is not surprising, bot search of money, but the stocking ly-|
i, {ing on the floor was untouched, and
Mrs. Carpenter is being ormgrataiated
‘on her shrewdness. Moral Always
‘Jet your wife handle the cash.
racont divores of wptngerns-
have become so accustomed to
#be encroncliment of wealth aod the
er disregard for decency, morality |
or law on thi part of some of its awn. | Ax Fuglish Inwyer has written 8
; In surprising, when the dastardly | hook entitled "How to Avoid Paying
ature of the present incident is Debts "Ex. A useless task. Every
brought to niind. town has any number of dead beats
Nowhere lave we sean or hoard of | who can enlighten the people without |
\y condemaation whatever as to the {the inquirer wading through a mess of |
| of the Standard Oil magnate; | useless verbiage. |
r have the Florida legislature, | }
his willing tol in farthering this legal- | togie the editor of the Windber Jour-
d form al adultery, ven the sabe | nal fired at poor Brother Bailey, of the
4 scathing remarks on the part. | Johnstown Democrat, in bis jas isso
ther the press or the pulpit so far | jas something awful.
i
LA GL ANCE at the eriminal iat In ane
| commentary on the Amer: | other column shows that ¢ fmmbiria
that a dastardly crime, and | county atl] retains its prestige in cases
advisedly, like this one OF We her leas kind.
Li nothing but commendation, or | WESTOV ER.
an undignified silence. Fla- | Mrs James Wood, of Patchinville,
‘wesithy, and his weaith alone is wns a calier at her son Merill's fant
| Tuesds
ble for the action of He legis. PR Marie, oar enterprising VOUng | :
Hi merchant, will visit the Pani American
is first. wife, a very estivnable | exposition next month. :
man, unfortunately several Fears | Andy Hausenstanb reports hleve Tex
5
ie afflicted with a diseuse of Hvery business poor this season, mud
brain ard was placed in an insane | and rain every day being the canse,
8 A. Kughn.onr very obliging station
| agent, deliversd some fine peaches to
cient and dried . Lo-| | bin customers Monday sod Taesday
Wt very long age ber hos |
one | Harry Moore, the boss carpenter
Her charm. (and slectrician, is polling up a Rew
ga warned ap the old te :
10 Shes tation,
FP. Mower deft hast
rh hid no matty ¥ in Es ; Sore ting. Be he will brits |
giddly young thing to bis way | home some Whoppers.
CJR MoKee in selling medicine and
: great drawback was his wife, is meeting with geod HACE, iis ;
: goods sell the second time without
fortunate woman, the | ‘trouble, as most people know a good:
youth, who toiled and hing when they sce it.
ng | her young days to help Jax B. Hunter, of Ladose, is runniog
id iay the foundation of the the barber shop for Merrill Conley, the
DOW | latter being sick, The boys say Jim is
a dandy with the razor, butisa very
light man for such heavy work.
| The fire clay business is flourishing.
We may have a lively town yet. The |
bank cars and rails for a half-mile of |
narrow gaoge railroad have been ore
1 dered and business will be rushed at
one,
i Mr. Youmans bas been away on a
| visit for some time in New York state.
| While gone be also entered the state of |
matrimony, returning last week with
his better half. The boys and girls
showed their respect in the usual way
| with tin horns, cow bells, wash boilers
martial band and many other musical |
instruments, The happy pair have
| the best wishes of all for their success
. through life,
We are sorry that in making a truth-
tal statement of the ball game played
‘at Mahaffey some time ago betweet:
agp the mixed team for Mahaffey and
8, 3 were ‘married by 8 ' the Westover Tigers that we made the
a thle clergyman of Louisville, editor of the Mahaffey Gazette so dog.
groom's gift to the bride was a | goned mad that he went to kicking
d four million doflars, and the and busted bis crupper. All right, Mr.
| Editor, do the best you can to smooth
Bute woman, who slaved | it over, bot the more you smooth it
|
¢
al ight to a cent of his | nations as to the finest play ers we havi
a. living nearer you than to us count
nothing. Us, our own strictly citizens
: of Westover, can beat your team, and
T the vig con! corporations ins: to prove to you that we mean business
the validity of the store TC challenge you to play, uo players,
but citizens, of either place to take
part in the game, One umpire to be
{chosen from Patton and the other
from any place but Mahaffey. We are
ready to play you at any time as above
| for $50 and expenses, Arrangements
can be made for this game by calling
on or addressing (eo. C. Rishell, man
ager. Now please be kind enough 0
pat ap or,
i
there the business cards of the mer ol
lephons wire from the lannory offhoe
neti
Barney { Hark, boiglary: : Pant Prous:
fw.
Barney C Sark, burglary; Paul Prene
low,
Ipold,
Barney Clark, borglary, John B.
Piarr.
Burney Clark,
Faith.
POR GRAND JURY, SEFTEMEER HTH
Commonwesith vs OG. A. Maskley. |.
burglary; Vitor
Aorcitie detainer, prosecabor, dosnt
Hershberger.
James Bradiskey, larceny by balles,
M. E. Lindsey.
Frank Knorr, larceny and receiving:
Conrad Hoteler.
Jacob Meier, larceny and receiving,
Eils Hawkins.
Harry (ireen et al, cruelty to ani
mals; J. V. Hoffman.
Martin Clay, larceny snd receiving;
John Beckley.
Thomas Burford, assault and battery
with intent to kili; Dick Mack.
(irant Woods aggravated assanit and
battery; John Geisel.
John Banton, mansisughter, DH.
Roterts.
Lawrence Palliser et al, burglary,
Edward Peden.
Edward Penden et al, distarbiog
mesting, J. C. Gardner,
Annie Kowalchick, marder: I J.
Harris.
FOR GRAND JURY, REFTEMBER 8TH,
{Commonwealth va. A. E. Fretta, for
gery; prosecutor, Joseph Springer.
A. E Pretts, forgery, Andrew Du.
man,
A. B Frets, forgery; Uriah Marsh.
A BE Frotis, forgery; Michael Frank.
A. BE. Frets, forgery; John Duman.
AE Pretts, forgery; Charles Fara
| bangh.
A. BE Prette, forgery; Simon Adams
A. BE. Fretts, forgery; James Bennett,
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.
Changed Handy Bedonilty
Uharles Anos to Paul Yakoer, Pat.
ton, B26
J J. Dietrich ot ax to Vittor Quinn, |
Carrndl township, $15
Pan! Short of ux to Agnes Boley,
Patton $135
Cheat Creek Land xpd Improvement
company to John Begar, Patten, $90,
{ hewt Uresk Land and loprovement
company Lo John Chobl, Patton $86.
M.D Kittel ot ux to Henrietta i
{ Wandroth, Cresson, $280.
WW. S Barker et nito A. ¥. Barker,
Erensburg, $348 50
Y. 8 Barkerot al to Kate F. Barker,
| Ehensbury. 5
Jimeph A. Switzer ot nx to Bem
birandt § Carroll tow aship, i :
fm 3. 1 wor of nx to James Ma
Vistondale, 2806,
Sonn J. Hetrick of ux to Belly
$ Sider towrabip, $i
Jomo stax tn Jamel A
1 wiv
gx to Josep
Epil g
5
Malihow 2
‘bang, Alleges
A Yo Barker
CC resnng, $606,
Barney Clark, burglary; Adam Tres Ls
ticket agent or by W. HN
{arn iva
ition panciaa
ent of the paris at Taka. a
rnin 5 baal
ti Je Heantiy
stations ES laworate ex
tlokots to Buffalo and Niagars Falls
| These tickets cover varions periods of
tine, and the rates, privileges and con
ditions are fully outlined in a compra.
A copy of this folder,
{together with a list of hotels, boarding |
hensive folder.
honses and private homes. will be far
nished free by any New York
- general agent, Ww iiamsport, Pa
Bids Wantest
Bids for furnbdhing coal for the Patton |
Bebool boiling will be received ant
Toesday al six Yolock pom, Sept. 3rd
1061. The board reserves the right
reject any or all bids
W. O. Huasaun, Seorctary.
Patton, Pa. Aogost 14 1807
Nisthon 10 Tax-Payers
All persons paying
Wo Weagiaxh,
£5 ;
$e
ELECTION DAY.
lige Fi ok
Paw It {ame to Be Tasedery Afrey
First Monday In Xovem bor,
we GAY for oid.
infin
& dar to guid Veelf wihihin :
Por sani Ass phoneme electors on tee fat
Tae ehetaric, grammar, syntax And | properties in This Kurd of the Consity That Friday in tk 10 (dur, {¥iher states elect
its WE el etd to 154
Sera Gaseriad That Lis SOU
cons was due perily to Drasdolenit vot
cing. which was de poseibie by he
fash of 8 definite eloetion day. 1 wis
alleged that Kentucky and Ohio Whigs
had verted in both sintes he Hert os
Ctwing held on different days So in
15h Ge Iw wre paswed the aw
pow on the winiate Hooks sa king the
fout Taenday after the frst Monday
tio day
Loe
Labemiavio
Puan wind Riiae
Chant Orel Land and Impeovement a
company to Anna Bobanais, Patton
$5.
James Fitzperald et vir to Margaret
Switzler, Carrolitown, E300.
Anna Sehawarnder to Blair BE. Sesds,
Cresson, gia,
Cath Sirittmatter et vir 0 John
| Lantzy, Sr, C “arroll township, $1,700.
Reduced Rates to Clevelnnd,
On account of the thirty fifth annual
Lencampment of the Grand Army of the
' Republic, to be held at Cleveland,
| Ohio, September 10 to 14, inclusive,
the Pennsylvania Railroad company |
| will sell excursion tickets to Cleveland
‘from stations on its line at greatly re-
duved rates. Tickets will be sold and
| good going September 8 to 12, inclu
sive: good to return until Sept. 15, in.
elusive; but by depositing ticket with
| joint agent at Cleveland, prior to noon |
of September 15, and the payment of |
fifty cents, return limit may be ex- |
tended to October 8, inclusive. For
| specific rates and further information |
apply to ticket agents.
3 ings
Bacar ning
after en k
balloon waa on the ol of aucun
Land te saw his AL step dng nie rhe
ear Plucking up courage he stepped
| forward, paid bis money fd was ak
lowed to taki Lis sent with ihe othef
| geronauts. Away went the balloon,
and it was tor anil rhe tle (arty
Gre mi and
Lharongh taxes Gn or bot: re Agel 5
1901, will be slowed 4 & per cont :
duction.
Sutings jost
3 *
3 £0 Sp ® wer £9 by
THE OP.TO-DRTE
TAILORS,
i ng of the
prov of pat-.
election
x21
BE
xe
HEA shims
Ah Hatin :
oR vein
jwough a
i vg em
#1 Spain mo Nearw,
Biosset, Liver and & Gi §
i. W Haodekine I
(innn's Phacrary
wae well above the tree tops that the
| Seaemmericial” toeped toward his cus
tomer with the first remark of “And
L pow. wir. what ean 1 do for yoo In
| ealicoes ?”
at YEA mse
The Nedroom.
The simplest and most economical |
plans for purifying the air lo bedrooms
are as follows: Heat an iron shovel
then pour ou it a few drops of vinegar,
If possible, have windows and doors 2
sii af the time Again, have some
(humps of camphor In au ohl saucer,
ont the poker till very bot (bul set
reds and tonech the eamphor with ft
The smoke that arkees will Ike away
all disg prevails odors snd eave 00 op
| pressive scent behind lotion AD
(3. O. Buck, Berine, Ark. savas: I wi
troubled with constipation antl I:
poaght DeWitt's litte early risers,
Binoe thon have been entirely cured of
my old complaint. 1 recommend
them. ( W. Hodgkins, Patton,
FipstNation'I Bank .
OF PATTON,
EWErs.
Hiddile Solved,
Fyrst hry ha § 43h see the pows eal
picks i
A
Patton, Cambria Co., Pa.
CAPITAL PAID UP, $100,000.00.
SURPLUS, $16,000.00.
Accounts of Lirporalinns, Firms, fTokividun- |
cals snd Hanks reesi ved prs the nae evo.
bie ferns oansistent with wale kid conservaiive |
tanking. :
Steamship tokets for sale for albehe leoling {
Che, Foreign Drafis payable in the prineipad |
vities of the Old World, :
All porrespomndence w {13 have our prosapt aid §
porwnal attention. i
Interest paid on time deposits.
A. E Patron, Wu H. SANDFORD,
President. Cashier.
single
The Sarsinew river
By piles Bove and oan Bs bmnde hiage
d
: been sebutioget IN IWWE OME (hed Toet of
bine bonds.
Golf,
The game of golf was put down by
an act of parlispent in Scotland In
i 1841 as a nuisance. Then fines were
FIRE, LIFE AND INSURK 1]
ACCIDENT IMUUL
inflicted on people who were found
guilty of playing the game, for it inter
fered with the practice of archery, a8
men preferred wielding the club to
pulling the bow.
Lures
Digests what you eat.
3 artificiallediges # fandand al
Natare in slo Wr re ou
Cktructing the axhan
gana 1t is the dated a Sp
N or p reparation
Depew
Flatuie
x i pa
Ee fet Sole.
indiven Fligh Heel.
‘enact ae hd REN seoe.
A he reduction
in Shoes.
Wa bao seve al cold lta of 0 hildren’s
andl Misses’ show thal we are Ov
: out af prices bee than Shen can be
height fron the manufectarens also n
fous indies’ oxfirds, T3c and $1.00
Wi bnee Sette Cd bo yu’ dress shoes’
jatest styles, maranteed all solid
lather for 81.2 and $1.35 ad men's
mining shoes for $1.86 AR wold
leather. Call ad examine stock.
liller,
We A yA
PATIO. PA
Thousands Have Kidney Teobis.
and Don't Koow it.
How To Find Ost.
Fila bottle o or somhmon glass with your
| warm and lef bt gang messte four Noes ®
seiirnent Ar pets
ting dicaies an
wy BaNeRithy conde
oY © ton of the Kid
3 #4 ir stains
your Hen i
seidenre of kid
per wogble) too
frauen desire
past if or pein in
the back a alse
eomvinein ET proof tur che Kidonys and Bade
dey re out of drder
Whast ts Da.
There 3 comfort is the knowledge so
sfien expressed that Ur. Kimer's Swamp
Raat, the prea kidney ramedy fulfills every
wish in curing rheumatism, pain in the
back, Rulners wr Biacider and every part
tof Ihe yrinary p i gon carrects inability
Pf Bald waler an scalding in in passing
RB, or bad effects tte ue of Hquor,
wire or heer, and overcomes that unpleasent
| pecessity of being compeliad to go often
during the iy and fo ge! up many Hmes
ar The mild 23d he etre
{1703 seed » Medicine you in 8 HE
You may haves maple bottie Sf this
wonderful discov
i and a book oe
mire about 3 both em
abso utely free by mail
addniss Dr. Kilmer & s
i Ca, N.Y When
won reading his gberous oar in this
Churtet Notice.
: Ned tem | in rely given that aa appiieation
fue pale Wy the Ceveriey of iw
ce enn on Sataaday, Lhe ak 4
tty ac (aR by Juhg Ww. Kephart,
8 Wiemberotti, Hm Kortmugh, Fran
Sher ihe SY rotons of fhe At Act. of
0 seul RE Peutny
an of vor
ir ihe srunrter of ma
5 {a
DR. S. W. Yigal,
PHYSLIAN AND SURGEON,
Woon thoes Building, Reom Nod
L cduenavad swig and the Dye 2 Sai AH
Pa rel, Cowher & Ce.
wo A pon BD
REALESTATE AGENTS.
Goad Building, Patton, Pa —"Phone No §
cued be Wil toond ve prainpt atfention.
Patton Courier,
Promoter of Publieity.
Aldyertising Rates made known on
ap plication.
_. Advertise where you are sure of
restilts. The Coumiks is such a me
dion.
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