i a A rR i ad Taken From The Patton Courier,’ Thursday, July 25 1895, New Chief Elected At a meeting of the Patton Fire, company on last Thursday night Frank Owens, formerly of Clearfield, ! was elected chief to fll vacancy left! by Charles Martin Mr Oweng is an experienced drill-master and will con tinge to d=ill the firemen as did their former chief. Every Tuesday even fng will be spent at this work and! every Friday night they will practice with the hose (art The firemen manifiest considerable interest In their crgarization and should receive the epcourngemernit of all the citizens Church Services T. fo Joseph, of Buackhill University kas been s cured by the Baptist con. gregaiton of Patton {fo preach in Good's hall! on Thursday evening ati 7:30 o'clock and on Sunday at 16:36 A.M and 7 30 P.M. All are In.! vited to attend Defeated by Hastings The Patten hase ball team nine went sver to Hastings on Saturday to play: a zame of ball amd were de foated by a scores of was not a run rade agliter the [werh ine. «of goannd enon bays out KU DOTL featares and hove received Mrsbolans at Hastings, pnd had they ground thers wold gladis another cal, but will ha pleased sea them at Patton on Haturday, Jaly 27th A New Propristor The propristorship of the Palmer hoase has changed, and Mr John A Wolt of : will hereafier look after the Internsts of that popular hostelry and the gimvenience of thy guests The change was don samated on Thursday morning Mr Wolf comes to the people of Patton highly recommended x8 a successind hasiness man of wide wxprdisnce at Philipehure for over fiftesn years and also in the hotel husiness previous fo eating hore He is a pleasant and genisl man and the Courier predictr for him success and many friends daring hix presence in our midst whirh ia hoped will be prepetaal Mr Hohinson, the retiring jandiord. =» 11 look after his Interests at Highiand Lake a sumpser resort whera he ‘a the propristor of Hotel Grand View, Chas MeMullen, who has been poting in the capacity of clerk for Mr Robinson, will also makes his future home ut the lake Charles Wi if. san of the new prop rietor, wil! fill that position at the Palmer horse. Teachers Elected Tha Pation public sehools wil throw their doors open Jor 8 term eight molt ee on Monday, September 2nd, 1895, und the Dollowicg eorys teachers has been. selected GH Habbsrd, oprircipal; 6G OQ lafferty, ETAT Ar school: Mizz Josephine Daowler, gecond intermediate: Mins Edith M. Zimmerman frat inter. mediate; Miss Margaret LL. Smith secon prisary. Miss Annie Wilson first primary. J A. Myers, the for mer Janito- was reeloctadl to look after the comforts and necessities of the s holare They Toek a Tour The Patton Foard of Health made a compile tour of our borough on Mon. day to look after the sanitary condi tion of the same. They report the condition in general not very favor able Reveral places were condemned | which were inspected and the parties | who own ur control thevia nuisances | will be legally notified to have them | abated or put in a healthy condition I § Among a few pames condemned was the cess pool opposite T. N. Nagle's {livery, the old dam near Mr. Mark's fgrist ill, the stagnant water in the old creek between the riliroad and Mellon avenue, and a large nom: per of outbuildings he new water supply which is being pat in hy the Pa‘ton Water compuny was also in gpected, but no action taken The! Board of Health is composed of a toddy of Fatton's most intelligent citizens and i is expected that the sanitary question of our town will receive prompt and close attention hereafter, Personals Pat ick Fogerty, of Barnesboro, and Miss Mary Brennan, of Patton, were united in marriage at the Rt Mary's Ca*holic church, of Patton Monday morning A.C. Fisher of Patton, will this week finish painting Albert Fars baugh's hose { § Aso engaged Kirtiatrick Carrell inwao THIN PEOPLE OBTAIN A PLUMP STRONG ROBUST BODY have giadly made t1R7 1ongiine Adveg je cost nake thin folks fa even whars i had falled [9 Hont praved gs the tremendous Business wa have dione No drastic Mier Magh srpams madara, oils or emilsions bat timpin, harmisss Hone Frain tut out the coupon and send far Frea ackage today Takes tanoline wh voir mands fateh It work This fest will BF 5 %0c Box Fran - - » - - ” » . 5% Free Tonaline Coupon This eounon, wil Ie a'tyar ta hel YA 7 BOREAL package. ote, and to show good faith entitles Bolder to ore Hike package of 7 Free Address the American Praonristary Ces loston, I os LICE ON YOUNG PIGS are il k PrROL eS al Sitate Colleges i8 10 sory th with a light crude oll aa often as LACRREATY This in intended to keap down both lee and SERa In cuarters and pena Hevera!l patent Rog oilers on the marke: hate pmoven OF some value. Where these are not practi cable the best method fs hand spray ing or dipping If a commercial di; solution is used two applications are Necessary, ofie ten davs after the: first. - Buy a Used Car - 2 1914 Cadillac Touring Cars. 1 1912 Cadillac Phaeton. 1 1912 Stoddard-Darton (3- pass. 60 h. p.) 1 1918 Crawford Touring Car (like new). 2 1914 Chalmers Light Sixes Will sell at bargain prices livery. All will be demonstrated. been overhauled and repainted: must see them to appreciate them. | 1 1914 Model B55 Buick Six. &' 1 1913 Cadillac, T-pass. Tour- i ing Car 1 1%12 Cadillac Touring Car | 1 1911 Pirestone. Columbus Touring Car. 1 1914 Lozier Light Four. i 1 1912 Abbott-Detruit. for cash and immediate do. BR far above the usaal run; you Most of these cars have | The Johnstown Automobile Co. | Lutheran Church Sundar morning at 10:30 and at 7:30 P. M. A! conver | At the Baptist Church worship at |} UE OA OM. oand TPM in the morning Pastor EG Zwayer will} preach on “An All Night Fishing | Trip. Evening topic, “Paul as an Athlete” Snecial sioging. Sunday Schoo. at 2:3 P.M “rir School” a place where all enjoy ‘hemselvel and everviody welcome Ba if you do no! go anvwhere, comd fot atl the membars of the school make & » $ ax gpecial effort to he there thiyg Sus day ¥Y OP meeting 830 PM inj the men's room The topic discus god will be thy points on “Efficiency” Brought ott last Sunday by bw [Reanheneat Praver meeting Wed nesday at 7 4 P M Thin Ix n meeting af ie a1 ghiritusl Wipe iy andl worth attending Fervyhody 'weleoome to all services The Baptist Chapel » i pl at Hilev's Friday at Zwaver SLE igdelnhkt gragliest the Grace tar asd the 5 Pastor FPA * OE Lk ¥4u ¥ sd ¥ 203% wisiethdid FOMLR Hpake ar an thal Loy Wh ey He kept the people and gometimes half CEY Ing. pound He was loud in kis wonder if work dono in tn during the present pasiorate, | het gleciarad wail the moet! thing in the whole Biliate rennbers of the twa schools and! SF re Eas . Sa cinregation were made fo * realize that their work in appreciated % a ¥ o J % Ril Over the State EG Zwarer Pastor Public worship Sabbath morning at! i10:30 Sacrament of the lord's i £ Real Bargains, These | Bupper will be ahserved Sermon topic: “The Bread of Life” Preparatory service Friday evening at ~ i o'elock. Sabbath School at 11:45 { Prayer meeting Wednesday even-. ing at 8.00 o'clock. The Ladies of the Mission Circle! will hold a cake sale Saturday after. noon at 2:60 o'clock A cordial invitation to attend these services is extended to all Rev. DD. ¢. Schnebly, | Minister. Sweed invine services in the Swedish sed Car D Johnst sant with the Swedish language are! (U ept.) own, Pa. ¥ i ‘earnestly invited to worship with us. | i C. W. Vetell, B. D, Pastor. | and we are prepared to fill your wants. Our store is full of new and desireable} ‘merchandise. Dress Goods were never as attractive as this season. Neckwear in new shapes, in white and colors. Ties in plain, stripes and figured silks. | Belts in white kid, also the popular stripes Muslin Underwear that is well made and prettily trimmed. Knit Underwear, splendid values for the money. Hosiery in all colors and grades. GChHe BON TON STOR D. E. SHANNON PATTON. PA. The weather is warming up Flies and Mosquitoes will be here before you know it Better prepare for them and have your windows and doors fitted with screens. We have everything here in the screen line that you could ask for and our prices are low enough to please anybody. Let us make you an estimate Don’t spend your time swatting
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