In this issue. latton Courier. | ‘Hoy Baw Weeker. ESTABLISHED - 1593. 1ERMS of SUBSCRIPTION One copy, one year. In advance, - - © 8 mM Hr Advertising be ete Baoan spon age plication. BING papers dfveonitaned aatil all aries ages are paid, tp beas at Che option of the publishers, Entered at tha Postisflioe xt Patton ne wast phisw yaad petite, HOME HAPPENINGS. “Phe artnoan Sees are fling, They are filing every w Har They are ailing tn the atramigphire And wine ty thee Rar. Thon gations leaves are Iiling, They are Blling all arcu: They arn filling on the Hill ops And wing an the gronad” BE ~All Hallow'en. (let out the vote. Election Tuesday. 1s this your paper? Vote early, bat not often. .-Batrirday will be pay day, Mother's bread at Mellon's, Which ward do you vote in? ~The rabbit morrow. Chas. Langbein was in Altoona Tuesday. Hallowe'en Jast night. Don't forget to exercise the right of franchise. HEARN deviltry commenced | The saner krant crop will be a big one this year. Patton ought to have a carfew or- dinance to-night. «Ry this tine next wee k we wil know who's who. Fresh bread, cakes, buns, ples,etc., at Mellon's, daily. Mrs. Bd A. Mellon visited Cresson friends Wednesday. I ~ Jonathan Owen's celebrated bread at Mellon's. Try it Capt. Thos. Davis, of Ebe nsburg, | wav a Patton visitor last week. Fd Patrick, of Burnside, was vig. | iting Patton friends on Wednesday. «J. J. Detrick is erecting a now | dwelling house on East Lang avenue. Dr. H. A. Beite loft Monday fora _ vistt at his old home in Freeport, Pa «A full ine of Huyler's chocolates | i and other candies at the City Beslan ant. «Henry Dill, of New York, was re- | pewing acquiintances in town inst week. cwMing Daisy Koomer, of Brerniside, bs the gaest of her sister, Mrs, Chas. F. | Walf. oflenstable Jaokson has i tax notice CONS. Por a good shave hair cut or sham. poo oall on Garfield Wilkins, Fifth avenue. elo Doll and Ed A. Mellon maids a business trip to Chest Springs on Wed nesday. Mins Margaret Little, of Loretto, © was the fut of relatives in town over 0 Work on the new teleptione line is being pushed forward sa rapidly as possible. ~The next regular meeting of the Patton borough council will be held Monday evening. Chas. ¥. Lehman and Cecil Mitchel visited the Pan-American ox- the advestisoments in the Si pays to deal with mer- flaw, will open to Pay your taxes and sive | | Voters of the first ward, which com-| of The a postical ; rare dar in Jone got & wit niger than the weather has days. | Miss Anea and Miss Clara Yeckley, of Galiitzin, week. oF. Ri Uey | re cent patches on Palmar avente, formerly used as the Methodist par jporage. HB aoling bas maved Into his Goldstein, of Portage, Pa, | vinited at the home of his father-in: | { Magee avenue * : 1. Goldstein, on | Monday. Miss Sura Godeharles, who 1 i time past, left on Monday. John Callahan, of West avenne, wad injnred by =a fall of coal on Wednesday. and head burt. <A private dance was held in Gold. eli s Hall on Wednesday evening Maitland’s grobestra of four pieces fuar- nighed the nausic. | handkerehiifs and notions of every de- { seription, a complete line just received | fat Poans Sisters A brick bulldicg is belag proctad i at the pland of the LO vy that will be need for a bhianksmirh Land enrpenler shop, Ruffalo Bill's Wild West Bho wean | wrecked near Lexington, N. (Tuesday. vi altiable ring horses were killed. Or stéok of fall millinery is now in A somplete assortment of realy | trimmed hats and date millinery. Hyprens, Evans 2 Far sale Magoe avenge. {ith bath yoom. Sold very cheap for Leash. Apply st this office. [lf won want fine laundry work, fesve yout with W. E an Imindry | agent for the Empire Steam Laundry. | sity frots $20 up st Dinsmore Bros. Phe $20 coat is the best the market af. fords for the money, Cuil and see them. Tg any one wanting to purchase al new full or winter overcoat the new: ia udvertise nent of the Keystone Cloth- ing § on ar interest Now type, new stock and superior | ee, With this trio | Corner aan do as good and as cheap job printing as any office extant. Clive ds & rial order. Ch Terrible Cut? Is the caption of | 5 new advertisement of The prices quoted prove 4 3 miEn HIT. tho AfLh §an, 38 Bi Paleo horse print shop. | We are butter prepared than eves to ¥ Lvurn ont mommercisl printing of all kinds and ab prioss that can’t be duplis | eated for jroud work. a chance for the The Cullitzin coven, Here is oct hull Semi: | thorough Ww. chalivnge bo play any Caenbiria or Biadr const foi Lin fem, eorder Linton and Straoss, of Johns town, and District Attorney Stevens, the Hepublican nominee to succeed been in this section for the past fow | Yeokley, of Portage, were guests at the Central Hotel this | fias | | boon visiting Patton relatives for some | for her home in Milton | Beech Flis knee was crushed | Kid gloves, ladies’ and children’s | | host made for 65c complete, Patton Clay Mfg | {., onl Oe Banded and ten of the everything in apd | Good risidenoe properly Eight-room house and Ranges to be found in thin section of Cambria county. ! Prov | bert, the harber, Magee avenue, the L.A pies line of overcoatings jast re. { § in this beste will be of partion | the | the Kirk | Hardware and Purnitare Co. on the Piution Piter, has Issared a hall team? Candidates for Register and Re. i CA ——_— In the price of hardware: furniture at the Kirk! anid Furnitinre Com- | store and | gee avenne, lumbing! py Having nioved to our new | sole LC Hocation in the Fisher Block: i> | at recor we are now better prepared. tha an ever to do all work 1m this Land oF Hardware | pany’s immense PWATC elionses Oli May ntire. ! Steer must d breaking Prices. We are positively going to qui bus and can save you from = per cent on your GROCERIES as lor the stock lasts. | . These Goods Must and Wi il and the opportunity 15 yours. “A Penny Saved is a P nny Call and get prices. Unheard of Prices. We are sole agents for Camby a county for the cele-, parlor stands 49%, 750, $1.00, $1. 50 | brated ito £5.00. Brooks Oil Co.'s Gutta Percha Roofing Paint. JE, For instas | Rockers 080, $1.69, $2.00, §2.50, $3.25, 84.00 to 88.60, Bed Room Suits from $20 ap to $50. Coniches, Settees, Lounges and Dav- {enports in large variety, even as low [as $0.00, i Estimates cheerfully made Hor all work in our line d. C. Harper Co. Iron Beds 83100, $4.50, $5.25, $6.50, | $10.00 op to $25.00. Mellon's Window shades from 1c up to the Pictures, pleasing to the eye of any | artist, from 8 npward. Kibo - Kid, { Jnpanned . &2 50 Lace Top 3 2h { Tace Top and Bottom 4 00 CBprings Lineleums from 33¢ apward, A yous fr man’s » faney lightly x : Dining Tables, 6 foot extymsion, from | $3.50 vp. : ¥ tc hon chalrs iinmense line And that is not all, for in the line of | Hardware we Lave the largest and Dest | variety of Heating Stoves Cook Stoves | double extenaisn sdge, Ect Regeaduction of is Sle | Five pound Powder Cans for ten | | peta; Halt gation Ol Can for ten cents, | and other things at a correspondingly | How fignre : Just Think of This, Too! bot stands AR hig th with women of good taste te “Queen Quality.” | Far the men the “Walk Over” s show are the most satisfacto Ber aio are oe ‘ tainabla at uny time i most perfect filing, phn on the foot, the most artistic snd the best valoes ever Enown in footwear. i We also have odd lots Men's, | Women’s and Misses’ Shoes we are; jailing below cost. To Foreign ed "Sp Hie elties that will be worn this § mie AT ts ! You know Hur workman J. E. KIRK'S HDW. & FURT. STORE. Magee Ave, PATTON, PA. winter, the quality of goods nap also. right § £ i I PATTON, PA. & See some of THE BAZAAR | Highest grad Sewits Machine 00 | Best Drop Head : Tis 0 | Men's 150 Suspenders wie Black § Hose | Linolewn, 2 yards wide, $1. 10 % value at Floor Oil Cloth, 1 yard wide, Old Ladies’ Wide Shoes | Men's Heavy Buckie Shoes | fadien’ Dress Shoes & » * - Ba himself, were in tow last week. he Bisly spelibinder to appear in | Patton during this political campaign was Seellg Schulberg, of Pittsburg, who (isctssed the jsstes from a Bo- clalist Labor standpoint from the Pal- | mer Hogs porch on Monday night. | After January list the railroads will pot accept as baggage anything! bot luggage containing personal effects | which accompany the owner. The ex- press companies have been making a | stretch of the imagination could be { considered as such. voting in two wards on prises that portion of town nortl Magee avenue, have their pol ng comprising all south of Magee avenue, will vote in Firemen’s Hall. on lang avenue. ~The (. &C. divisions of the Penn. week. The inspection train was made up of engine 1,000, or and i and a coach. Conductor Poff- | enberger and crew were in charge of | © In the inspection party | were. , Superintendents A. ¢ Shand and | ‘the train, LW. Allibone, the s : of the divisions and Assistant Engineer E. J i Clave, ~The full page advertisement of the low. prices on seasonable the economical buyer can ot fai to be ; reading ) kick over the indiscriminate checking : of articles as baggage which under no | Patton will try the experiment of| in the store room of Alex Hanter on | | Fifth avenue. Second ward citizens, x sylvania railroad were inspected this an Soon the chill winds. of winter will strike us. Even now it is too cold for comfort : without a five. | cars Alar
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