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THE HIGHEST MABKKT PRICE PAID IN FOR GRAIN OF ALL KINDS. up4tf Union Woolen Mills. ; I would dcMiro to call tlio uttoutioii of tho public to tlio Union Woolen Mill, Butler, I'a., , whero I have now and iiuprovod machinery for tlio in&nufacturo of Barred and Gray Flannels, Knitting and Weaving Yarns, ami I can recommend them an being vory dura ble, ax they »ro manufactured of pure Kutler ooniitv wuel. 'lliey uro beautiful iu color, hu perior in texture, ami will lie koIJ at vory low price*. For Hamplea and priccM. vldresii, H. FULLEIITON, Jul24,'Tß-lj) Butler, P» AS IT ALWAYS HAS BEEN SO IT STILL REMAINS ! The Largest and Best in Western Penn'a! WITH NO RECOGNIZED RIVAL! AN INSPECTION OF OUR IMMENSE STOCK, AND A COMPARISON WITH OUR PRICES, WILL PKOVJS WHAT WE HAVE EVER CLAIMED, THAT KAUFMANX'S IS THE CHEAPEST CORNER 83, 85 and 87 Smifhficld St. FOR MEN'S, BOYS' AND^CHILDREN'S We mention a few of the miny bargains eich depirtmeiit contains. MEISTH DEPARTMENT. AT $4.37 AT $5.62 Qents' Heavy All Wool Qents' Fine Worsted | Cassimere Suits, Suits, Perfect Fitting, I Durable. AT Stylish. A bargain. AT $5.62 . A bargain. I Men's Iron Twist Suite. . . £2 25 Men's Blue C*ttor Suits, . . £8 S7 Men's Union Cashmere Suits, . . 390 slen's Impoi tc«l Cheviot Suit*, . . 9 7f, Men's S.-oleh Cheviot Suits. . . 512 Mali's Fine Tricot Suits, ... 11 Oil Men's All Wool Diagonal Suita, . . 075 Men's Fine Cloth Dress Suits, . . 13 50 (aTEach department supcrblp stocked with styles and fabrics of our own design and selection. 1 Men' r Extra Heavy Men's Fine Chinchilla OVERCOATS, OVERCOATS, 51.85. 53.75. ' - I Roys' and Children's Department. Boys' School Suits i?l 90 > Children's B'ouse Suits. f 1 15 Bovt' Union C&stimere Suits, ; . 2 37 Children's Worsted Suits, . . 2 70 Boys' Scotch Cheviot Suita, . • . 3 02 Children's Tricot SuitH, ... 3 25 Boys' Fine Dress Suits, . . . 4 00 Children's Fine Dross Suits, . . 4 12 Cur Assortment Always the Largast! Our Styles Always the Newest! Our Makes Always the Best! Our Guarantee Always Reliable! OUR MERCHANT TAILORING DEPARTMENT is newiy stocked with Cassimeres, Cheviots. Worsteds. Ac., which wo make to order at extremely low prices. I'.uts to order, $3.25. Suits to order. £13.50. Our Hat and Gents' Furnishing Departments contaiu the latest novelties, all markod extremely low. SirAbk for goods advertised, as wo allow no misrepresentations to be made. BE SURE IT IS KAOFMANN'S Cheapest Corner, 83, 85 and 87 Smichfield St., Pittsburgh, COR. DIAMOND STREET, BuroitK K.vr K aftjcrw««»- TA MAN I WHO IS UNACQUAINTED WITH THE CEOCRAPHV OF THIS COUNTRY, WILL SEE I BY EXAMININC THIB MAP. THAT THE ROCKISLAND & WMWR R. IS THE GREAT CONNECTING LINK BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE V, EST! lis main line runs from Chicago to Council Bluffs SMOKING HAI.OON where you can enjoy your nml Omaha. passing through Juliet, Ottawa. I. a " llav.uiu "ut ull hours of tlioilay. Salle. Oeneseo. Mollne-Koclc Island. Davenport. Miucnltlcent Iron Brldee* span the Mississippi Wert Liberty. lowa Oty, Marenito. Brooklyn, and Mlsaourl rivers at ell points croaaed by till, t.rinnel! anil Des Moines. (the capital of limit) line, and transfers tire avoided at Council BlulTs, witli branches from Bureau Junction to Peoria ; Leavenworth und Atchlsn : w aahlnKton tu Blifourney, Oskulooita LOWS • mid Knoxrllle; Keokuk to Karnilnyton. Dona- At CHICAOO. with ull diverging lines for tho Kaat parte. Bentonspnrt. Independent, lCldon. Ottum- an.l South wa. Kddyvlllc,, Oskaloosa. I'ella. Monroe und Des At KNOI KWOOJ). with tho Ijike Shore & Mlchl- Molnes : Des Moines to Indlanola and Wlnterset; Bnn Southern and lMlUburg, Kt. Wayne 4. Chicago Atlantic to Audubon, nnd Avoca to llnrlan. This K ltds IsiHWltlvely the only llullroad. which owns, con- At WASHINGTON IIKIOIITB. with Pittsburg, Cln troi t ami operutes a through line between Chicago clnnatl & SI. Louis It. It. at"! Kansas. At I,A BALLV, with Illinois Central U. 11. 'Mils < ompany own nnd control their Sleeping At PKOIIIA. with P.. P. A J.; P.. L. * I).; I. B. * Cars, which ate Inferior to none, and give you a w.; 111. Midland; und T.. P. .* W. Hallrottds. double berth between Chicago und Council Bluffs, At HOCK I^I.AMI. with Western Union It. It. und liCnvenworth. or AU-tnson for Two Dollars und Hock Island & Peoria Itallroad. Hftyt cut*. iind a section for Hvo Dollars, while At DAVKNPOUT, with tho Davenport A North i!El.r.. with Central It. It. of lowa, of en Joy 11 g your men s. while missing over the At DM MOINES, with D. M. Si Kt. DodgoU. It. ta dutiful prairie* of Illinois and lowa, In one of At Oot'NCll. Bl.UKrs with Union Pucltlc It It our magnlllcrntDilllnif and Kestnurnnt Cars that At OMAHA, with B. ft Mo. It. It. It. tin Neb.) . accompany 111 I hrough K* press 'I rains. lou get AtCoi.tMiirs JUNCTION, with Burllnutoii.Ccd.ir an entire meal, mm as in serrod in any first- Kapld* A Northern It. 11. clans hotel, for pcveritjr-ilve cents ;or you can At OTTI MWA. with Central It. K. of Iowa: Ht. order what you like, ami pay for what you net. Louis. Kan. City A Northern and C.. 11. At 6. It. ltd*. Appreciating the fn< t thnt a majority of the poo- At KKOKCK. with Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw; pie prefer m a i>:irate apartments for dlfTerent pur- Wabash, nnYD ban opened u Real Estate office in tlie Vogelev House, butler, I'a, wljere all dcseripUouH or KariuH, llou*i-n, Lotn, Wi-. - ern Linda, and heavy Timln r l.amls in Ji-tler«on county, Pa., are lor Mile. Any pernon wi-blng to buy will pleiu>e call and exaiulue bis in ter of proiierticH. Best kind ol aeeurii i. h lor Mile. liniidK, Miirltfajfes on Keal Uatate. Money ionutd ou first class |selO !iui JUST PUBLISHED. Professor Harris' Descriptive Pamphlet on Spermathorhea, Seminal Weakness ( and Impotency. TIIIH pamphlet nhonld be in the hands of every 01:6 ulinte HCXIIUI ami nervom) organization limt been wrecke.il l>y t elf abuno and cxcenHee, an it HIIOWH tho only tine way of receiviig a radical cure, viz : Direct npplicatiou of tlio remedy to the principal Heat of tlio dUeawo. It MIIOWM how i tlio remouy acts by almorption and exertw i'H Mecillo Influence 011 tlio SKMINAL VKJUI'MH, EJACULATOIIY IJOI-rs. PIIOSTHATF. (II.ANH A UHE iHItA. It "shows tlio u>-e of the remedy Im at tended with no paiu or inonvenienoe. and IIOOH not interfere \rtli the or dinar} 1 pnrMiitH of life, aii it in quickly disnolved anil HOOII absorbed, producing an immediate Hoothing and ret-tora tive effect. stopping the drain from the »vntem, I rer-toring the mind to health and round memory, removing tho I)IMNK>«, NKIIVOITH IIFMUTY, C!ON FUHION OR IDKAH, AVKBKIOM TO HOCIBTT, Ac , Ac., and tho appearance of premature old ago imually accompanying thin trouble, and rcHtoring |ieifoct HV.VUAL VMOII, where it IIAH been dormant for yearn. Thin pamphlet alone given the testimony of hiii.drcdH Hi nt in grateful acknowledgment of the bene'.lt derived from tho line of Prof. Wains' radical cure. These testimonial!) alone will convince the most sceptical that lie can be restored to perfect manhood, and fitted for tho duties of life tho samo an if never affected. Kent free under Heal 011 application to HABUIB REMEDY COMPANY, Manufacturing Chemists. BR. LOCI*, MO., Market and Bth Street*, I Time of HoldiuK Court** The Court direct that after the 11th day of March, 187.\ the several Courts of the county of Butler shall commence ou the first Monday of March, June, September and December iu each year, to continue two weeks, or so long as necessary to disuse of the business. It is fur ther ordered that hereafter no causes be put down for trial or traverse jurors summoned for the first week of the several terms. J AMES J. C A MPBE LLT «?«»*»■» « J**" Covonei*. Oflice in Fair view borough, in Telegraph Office. janls] BALDWIN p. 0., Butler Co., Pa. F" JUtltlf-i AllMOll, Justice of the Peace, Main street, opposite Poetoflhe, j'y" ; ZELIENOPLE, PA. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. BUTLER. PA. S. H. PIERSOL Office ou N. K. corner Diamond, Riddle build 'Dß- Juovl2 JOIIN M. GREER Oitice on X. K. corner Diamond. novia WM. H. LUSK, Office with \V. H. H. Riddle, Esq. N E WTON "BLACK, Office in First National Bank Building. E. I. 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McJUNKIN, Office in Schueidemau's building, west side ol Maiu street, 2nd square from Court House. A. G. wiljXvMsT" Office on Diamond, two doers west of CITIZKH office. ap26 T. C. CAMPBELL, Office in Berg's new building, 2d floor, east side Main at., a few doors south of Lowij Homo. marß—tr. CA. t