Mb. J. H. Bates. Newspaper Advertising
Agent. 41 P*rk Row (Times Boilding), New
Yo:k. is snthorizfd to coiitrsct for advertise
ments in the Cmzra.
TETS PAPER r v:. ! : "
Adrpr .«iuiT
ru • toric iW X2£\\ lOIi-i.
Now Advortiaamonta To-Day.
• Days Kidney Pad.
Jury List for Special October Term.
( Township Auditors Report.
Kx--cutor'"« Notice— Estate of Silas P' irce.
Trial List for 2nd week of October Term.
Fine Merchant Tallorins — JohnOmmert.
Administrator's Notice — Estate of F Double.
Local and Genoral.
—TJ'rds are migratine'.
—Are you going to the fair ?
Squirrels are reported plenty.
The peach season is nearly orer.
Hring in your fall advertisements.
—Red is the color for new fall goods.
Ovsters and theatres are now
opeiifK
—Turkeys will soon begin to make
their wills.
—Almanacs for 1881 will soon make
the> i ipearantv.
Potato bugs are looking around
for winter quart
There are forty-six spelling reform
societies in existence.
Politics can bo dropped a few days
next wei* for pumpkins.
Man comes out ahead of horse in
a x days race at ('bicfi.
LATHES' Solid f I old Watches at sls
an ! «», wart-. •" K. firi-Vs.
Kn .-land has had another coal mine
exp;. wi'h th- !<■ of V. ) lives.
The Queen of Spain's expected
won, is like Doml/ey —, * a giri, sf er al .
—The Board of Pardons meets on
the 2ht. There are very few new applications.
A SOLID Silver Case and a Genuine
American Movement as low as $lO, at
E. OiUKB S.
Look at those boss shirts in the
window of J- F. T. Ste'ile. Latest style of
llate and Caps at low price**.
This is {food weather for catching
11," hay fever, vulgarly known a* cold in the
head.
SPECIALTIES in woolens at William
Aland's Merchant Tailoring establishment not
11b ha 1 elsewhere in the county.
Entries for the county fair are still
iKi'irinjf i.: and .'-Secretary Rotting is very busy
hut happy.
A Texas dog ate up eight flollars'
woi •!> of jm-'tag" stamp* and was mailed Ut that
other clime.
Look at those boss shirts in the
window of J. F. T. Stehle. Latest «tyle of
Jlats and Caps at low price*.
The Public Schools of this town
started off last week with over 600 scholars, di
vided into eleven schools.
WILLIAM ALAND, Merchant Tailor,
ha" ju«t opened the largest line of woolens for
m»n and hoy* wear ever offered in Butler.
—Mr. Hitter, of the great dry goods
firm of l:ittrr and Ralston, went east lastHatur
day to purchase hit fall and winter st'jek.
Look at those boss shirts in the
window of J. F. T. Btelile. Latest style of
J fair, and ( aj« at low price*.
—The man who owns the largest
porker next week at the fair will he a larger
man th;m h • who cat; command the mo-1 vote?.
Shut up the shop next week and
•end the Jjoy* to the l air. Shut np the home
and take the children with you.
—Look at those boas shirts in tbo
window "f J. 1". T. Stelile. Uteit ityle of
Hm and < apt at low prices.
Uuckeye Cider Mills just received
a' J.< Win. Campbell's. Those dci'ring
i ,' <• mill* iiould call at once a>. the supply i#
limited.
—lf yon doubt the merit* of Days
Kidney Pad, try one, or a«k your neighbor
who ha* u ed one, and it will be all the evi
<le;;"! you will m ed.
—A matt is astonishing the people
of Milv.'inkee by walking on water, lie wears
sho-i r< sembling coffins, and goes three miles
an hour at a swinging gait.
The lemon is being cultivated in
Florida with nuch good result* that it in expec
ted that State will furriitli lemon* in a few year*
at bountifully as it doe* orange* now.
—Parents, in buying children'*
she' s, m-k for tln.ie with A. 8. T. Co.'» Black
Tip upon tliem. 'I hey will outwear any shoe,
adding to t!»»- beauty of even the finest. A. 8,
T. < o. a'way* on front of tip.
—A. Ward will beat the fair grounds
next week ; not the lamented Arte.nua, hut the
decision ai rived at by the various judges of ex
hil#it-<. All premium* will be paid on the
ground;!.
—A word to tbo wise. If you are
troiiblc'l with a Cough or Cold, procure a h .t
--tic of l»r. Hull's Cough Syrup at once, lui u-c
may ..ive you from severe sickness. Your
druggist keeps it. Price 2~i cts.
Kr.K a woman in another column, near Spier's
Vineyard"* with a bunch of grapes from which
Kp'-er's Port (Jrajte wine is made, that is so
highly i «te< ii.. 1 by the ni jdical profession for
the ii •• of invalids, weakly persons and the
aged, .-old by all Druggists. K'iiply
—The l*t U. P. Kynotl of the West
will iniii the I". P. Church of Harmonv,
llarrisville, l'a., on the 21 t, jiihr., ato'clock,
V. Opening " rmon by liev. li, G. Fcrgu
sou, Moderator.
—Lydia K. Pinkhani'ti Vegetable
C.i.upoiind is ;i remarkable r"tn dy f /rail tho e
painful coinJ»lain»s and weaknesses no eomtnoti
to our t»-■ t fem i'e population. Hand to Mr*.
J.ydia I'., l'inkham, Western Avenue,
I.ynil, Ma-<., for pamphlets,
—Mr. Bortmas, the gafdner of thin
pl.t' , has yet on hands about a hundred beau
tit'ul <•.''-plant*; »i ■*>, soiir; fine borne raised
Hw -t ii iLatocs, one bushel of which are worth
five ol tho-e brought from a distance.
—The only secret about Ayer's
(licrry Pectoral is in the selection of the In t
materials for the cure of coughs nud colds and
skilt'uliy com lining them by chemical pro
c-we This ill medieal men are aware of, as
they ore furnished with the formula of its pre
paration.
—Vi:**Hri.rA*iA Krvrr 0"IMOTS admita With
H<■<(•». Endowment half a million, Tuition free.
Co ir.i !* of Mlndy, Classical, Heicnllflc and Agri
cultural A thorough Preparatory Deportment.
Kxpi'iiMM i'i to t5 per weak. For catalogue, ad-
DN I'M JOKTI'U HOHTI.IO'IK, A. M.,
liaugllw I'rcM. Htatc College, I'a.
Mr. I'hilip Bickcl, Sr., met with a
aerioui nccid'oit in hfa Livery Ktable last Fri
day ni;;ht. When found next morning lie wa*
lying in a pool ofblood-and wa* in*eii iih|e ( hut
he ii fi kinee recovered hi* aenaea ami in doing
well.
—(J. Anltman & Co., of Canton, ().,
will h ivea di"p'ay of thefarui maehinerv whieli
they HI uiitfaeturc, at our cottnty fair next week.
Tin .(• display will include their i'-s; i -intakea
'l'llr. ile r an I Buckeye Mower an I Reaper,
with table rake.
—The Committee appointed by the
Court to iii'i'irire into the conduct of .1. 11.
Thompson, who wa* htrieken from the list of
utt'.rM'v* Dome time ago, ha-t not an yet taken
any action in the i:a*e, mid likely will not till
Mr. Thomp' '<II aska for a meeting.
—The inevitable effects of Kperina
tori h- i, or nervous dsl'ility, is to overshadow
all the hop * i.;.d prospect* of life, rendering
existence wretched and unbearable. We would
advii.e all > ■ ti Ui go and purchase for one >i d
l.t: o I- box Oray* Specific Meilicine which i*
highly r< corn mended a* an unfailing remedy
an I cure for nervous debility. Hold by J.
Itedick.
—Mr lie/,. Christy, a brother of
< al. Christy, lv<<|., of this place, wax up town
In t Saturday for the first time in nine fears.
>. in'- yean he sprained or twitrted one of
h llip joint* and *iuee that time he hint b;:< n
trotihi'-1 wiMi necrotis or the decaying of the
bun nt that place. Tliia bus k< pt him iu his
lit-'i or eiiueh since tin- timu of accident.
Lately he ha* been improving and Ins friends
were glad to we him out.
Important to Farmer".
Ninetvseven cents per buthel j>aid. in cash, at
Klti.srler's Mills, Mifflin street, for No. 1 lew
wh.'Ut. This jrie<* srtiarauttred for iilteen dit
| from oa;e of tuis pa{K- r .
—A law of Maine provides that eve
rv medicr. 1 student 1» fire lit* receives his '"M.
I" " 'hall «ii- ect, another law provides that no
j %odies thai) be except those of execu
-1 a*'! criinma!*, and s*ill another law abolishes
( jaj al punishment. -o every young physician
Hi us', break one ol these complicated law .
A counterfeit trade dollar was re
cently detect. 1 in whi-h the centre was entire
v <cooped out and filled with solder, leaving p.
tji : i silver plate on side, and tlie r-'mnrk
iMi- fact TH- that the weight and ring oi" the
.'equine Coii: were so saccessfully imitated that
■ !::lv the !iier. :-t accident dittoverrl the fraud,
it is believed thai this cianterfeit «■» made iu |
China.
—The oyster trade has opened this
on with unusually good pr-s;>ect.s. fiie
tizi- and excellence of the crop exceed anything
i'vn f r n;::,y y ; . ji;.;jK»vtai- nts
tii , in packing ai.d -'.oiing tlxi* <us i . ;--bi
va':ve gifv tbe inland t- vn- f»'lvsvnteig« in
obtaining fresh oy-ters, which once were con
fin :d to «ea-l>card places.
—Among- rural pleasures, what is
ifi .re gratifying and - ui-i-w *iv 11..m digging
i».tato.-- -viler • they turn «ut "loolh. round
:j. } large, the rai'/ of -> to bushels J r
, rr e _ provid nee h?s !tot t. o msny to dig '■ Jt
il aoajtfcic# akin to the gratification of husk
ifcg corn which yields 75 bu '.els per :>cre, or
cutting wheat which wilt make 3" er '•'> bu-h
--i Is. At the 'air ne;:t week you will l>e sure to
see exhibits from iar. •• turn-outs.
" —Brandy, brandy, bane of life,
fpring of torment, soorce of -trife,
If I c t:id half thy vices tell,
'fiie wi»-- won! 1 wi-h you safe in h—l."
* Kuch is th>- -■ fr -I the lips of the p.. r
ifci-. -i d ton sr. v, :o uould liylr i-n his enemy
if p.t . '.ii' ■ . t it '■ *il Liver
thi't ve rtiicf. I*. r;i i < '>r• • ■.•;\ or any
<.tfi - •::«!. :'T.t, u"- -:irr" Liver ' .eguiutor
and i! w:i! aS >rd relief.
Judpnent has been rendered
again.* tf: r • :'thy genth- nof Er; ■ coua
!f, th»m lia'i'- ' >.'•:>•. iter-of the a—
,i C;... icnt >:ivi. '1 I'.;:*iU •>f I'nioiit'ity.
Vii ■ 'l" '. ndani.s had no part ia th- l ank, but
allowed themselves to lie aiivcrti ed as dir.'C
tor-. For tlx- r . >n they «r<- adjudged liable.
U it then, yon know,
p'eafant, -iire, to f-se one's nam-- in print,
A book's a txio'.:, although there's nothing in't."
A forest fire near Upton, in the
province of Quebec, Canada, last Thursday,
spread so rapidly that the f:ir:n rs an 1 their
families h dto flee for their lives. One hun
dred and tw.-ntv-five farm homes with barn.",
oatboildin , stock an 1 crop* win burned, wad
between four and five hundre I persons home
less and penniless. Some very narrow escapes
were made end one family was urronnded by
the flames and all burned to death.
Ur»|»c Juice.
The art of fermenting th' Oporto Gra|»e into
wine in this country l.as been hi >u;;ht to a
greater dcifret: 4 ■ f prelection by *1 r. Alfred
tpo.-r, of pux-aie, New Jersey, than bv any
other pi»r 'in, and hi* win" it very popular as
a ladle's win?, an vv 11 f"r tie e .inmuninn
table, aril for invalids. lor sale by I). 11.
WCLLKK.
lloa<l<i»isirl<*rs for Flour.
We handle the celebrated Bander Bro's make
of (lour at our new stand at the corner of Main
street and the IWamond, Butler, Pa. ft if ac
knowledged by all who have u-ed it to have no
snjierior. When yon next need a stock of flour
give it a trial. We a!s-, keep on hand a stock
of all kinds of feed. Give u< a 'ill.
J. It. I'ltlXOI.i:, Agent.
That wan an exceptionally smart
journalist in an interior town in tbi State, who
used to commit depredation* so as to have some
tiling seu'Etionfll to report, SIJIIIC of the peo
pi-, who were r-.bbed by thi# enterprising scribe,
first learned of it by reading his graphic ac
counts thereof. This directed suspicion ujKiri
him a* knowing altor/ether too much for an
lionet man, and h» becomes himself the subject
of a fmt-cla s item by going to the penitentiary
for a year.
Wliul an Accldcnl I»l«1.
ft has discovered an absolute cure for all dis
eases of the Kidneys, which can now lie found
in Day's Kidney Pad.
IIoaDllui;
Under the Orisnd St ind,on the Fair ground*.
Weals or lunches at all hour , from II o'clock,
A. M. to 7 o'clock, P. M., can be bad at reasona
ble rates. Refreshment stand in tic- «ni'i build
in'/, which will be kept by John (,'ritchlow, of
Br iwnsdaJe.
IS. &. 15.—We direct special at
tention to the advertisement of MHoggs
(c I'ulil. The unti l■, enumerated and the low
prices at which they ar-offer-d *hould be mm
inducement for our ladv friends to rail on them
afhen in Allegheny. Their lock for (he full
trade in complete in every particular, mid the
throng tlirit vi.-.it their /lore dally i* the bent
evidence that their store ranks as tin- leading
dry good; hour.': of that city. Should you vist
th" Kxjci,ition, don't fail to take a loof at, the
handsome display of tiie superior goods they
have place I on exhibition- it la acknowledged
U» be tl.e mo t i legant in that building.
—One of the most interesting and
important personages in the world at the pres
ent liine in Colonel diaries George lim lon, of
Kngland, for several year* Viceroy of the Sou
dim fer the Khedive of Kgypf, and now in Cbi
i»i revisiting the ecnew where he acquired hi t
*«t>riqii"t of "(.'bine e Gordon" by I. . wor.der
fol achievement* in auppri 't " the Tae-Ping
rt bell ion at the head of the " l.vcr Victorious
Army." Khould vv.r In- declared between I ln
ua and it i;t believed that Gordon will
be the commander of the ( him -<• arms.
Maine .\«*WM.
Hop Bittern, which arc advert! Ed in our col
twins, are a i nr.' core f'.r ague, biliousne and
kidney e omplaint*. Tbo <• who IW! tie in 'fiv
they cannot he too highly recommended.
Those afflicted chotllJ Kivc them a fair trial,
and will b icorn" thereby enthusiastic in the
pra ! »e of their ct:rativc qualities. I'urU'itul
AT'jm.
11 5 i»t»r ¥:inl,
(Jood dark calico,
Good blenched muHlin.
BargnitiH iri everything, at
RITTKK IIALSTON'S.
A Kivcre struggle is likely to occur
in Con :'.tkp.» during the next SI", ion ln-tw.cn
the brewers and inalsters on the ijuo tion of the
import duties on Canadian and other foreign
mall. The tax is now 2>t p'-r cent. <"l valorrm,
and last Spring the malsters urged that it. should
be rai>.-d to '1 '• cents per bushel. Their earnest
work had nearly secured the pai u/c of the bill,
when the brewers were aroused and started a
vigorous op|Hi«ion, on account of which final
action was deferred until nert *» ssion of Con
gress. About .V),00f»,»#)0 hiidiels of malt are
now used in this country, and of this large
amount it is said only .VjO.tiOO bushels are im
ported. As between these Conflicting interc ts
v/e have no care in the matter, but tho question
i i one that has some bearing on the price of
home raised barley.
What Ai Ih Von ?
Is it a disordered liver giving you a yellow
skin or costime b iwels, which have resulted in
distressing Piles or do your kidneys refuse to
perform their function*. '! If s/i your system
will soon be clogged with poisons. Take a few
dofcs of Kidney-Wort and you'll feel like a
new nature will tiir >w off eyery ini[iedinieiit
and inch organ will be ready for duty.
At <1 1-1 ' flllH,
flood Hoft fiiiMhcd lil» ;u lii <1 muslin,
Yard wide unbleached muslin,
Now fancy drcfes calicoes, at
1I ITT Kit IT IIAI.STONV.
K, docs HI cm rather a ridiculous
thing lor till- -ix v < '• I'owcr* of Knroj»« In
male aln i about nding a combined
fleet into tl": Adriatic, lor tin- purpose of an
choring off the cosat of A limn la ami frighten
iug the jicople of lint poor, IHI key-misruled
country into ' iibmisiion to tin- f'.i rlin decret.
Tilt; "demou»tr»tioii" wan undoubtedly propos
ed a* Hindi with ii view to intimidate tin- Sul
lan at to impel Hi" Albanian*, lull in tin: Ho I tan
h;i- been I' d to consider the whole thing ns a
uort of holiday display, ami an the warlike peo
ple in tin' mountain* of Albania have hud plen
ty of Intimation* that their military visitor* are
instructed to do everything but fight, there will
he about the winadron'a movement a* much
farce a* lu«.
Block and Colored Brocade Silkn,
Black and Colored Satins,
Black and Col-ired Velvets,
Brocade Cashmeres, Brocade
A I palms, Brocade Jtibbons.
All the new things in dress goods
And trimmings, at
K ITT Kit & IU LBTON
'CPpe MulUiK Ciiissett : P«., 15,
"Best ol All."
BALTIMORE, Sid., March s th 1*79.
DK. R. V. PIERI I: :
Dear Sir —My family have u-ed your Favor
ite Prescription and ft has done all that is
claimed for ii It is the be.'t of all prepara
tions for w men complaints. I recommend it
to ail families.
G. S. WatekmaX, Druggist.
LEADING CASH GROCEM.
IJead oui*
BCGAR.S AND COFFEES.
1! ttis. Choice lirown Sugar $1 ''o
10 lbs. Wbite Coffee Sazar 1 00
9 ii. <. Granulated Sugar 1 00
t> lbs. Good lioasted Coffye 1 Oo
5 :t.c. Our own II'i: -ted Coffee 1 00
4 lbs. Oar own Roasted Java Coflee 1 00
FECIT J A lis.
Mason's Self S«a!ers sl.2"> per dozen.
SALT.
Extra So. 1 new packages, -1.25 per barrel.
Carbon Oil 10 cents per gallon. Sugar cured ,
Hams I Jt cents per ib.
Everything in the grocery line retailed at
wholesale prices. Cash i»aid tor butter and eggs.
G. WILSOX MILLER & BRO.
—FIRST NATIONAL BANK SALKS
Ihe followiritt pro|>eriies were sold by the Re
ceiver of tiic Fir-t National Bank, of this place,
dnring this and last n.-ek :
'i'iie Still-house property an I 2 acres in Sut
ler borough to C. Otto fir f >3O.
j of an acre in Buffalo township to Thomas
Douglass for si t.
i 4 acres in Buffalo township to M. H. Byerly
for
7 acrt-s in Centre township to \V. McCormick
for 'O.
f 1,000 K. <fe B. R. R. bond to \V. L. Graham
fir s.'i.Vi.
41,W» to L. 11. Williams for
si ,000 to (>. I>. '1 hompson for v !"0.
bonds to Ales. Mitchell for >'2v.S.
>i» b<>nds to Wm. Cablpiiell, .jr., f'-r 311.
i b .nds to \V. L Graham tor t 'o- O.
.it; - >;• bonds to O. I». Thompson for '! M.
bond- to O. I>. Thorr.p- >n f.r )i.
bonds to G. o. McCa::dless for.; i~>.
House and lot in Sjtringdale to O. D. Thomp
son for fIM.
The JSii<h*r ('uiiiiiy fr'jsii*.
P.-rsons viHitin f the Fair arc cordi
ally invited to cull in and examine the
immense stock of fine dress goods, sta
ple dry goods, millinery goods, trim,
mings, carpets kc, at
RITTER & RALSTON'S.
\c« Fall Stock.
Strassburger & JoeetA take pleasure iu in
forming their many friends ami customers
that their fall and winter «tock is now complete,
and thi-v are able to show a beautiful assort
ment of choice suits and overcoats in Mens,
Roy. and Children's -i/.ts. Their stock this -ea
son is the lafgest they ever lia'i, and as for
style, (luality and workmanship stand uriyx
celled in merchant tailoring. They have the
best fabrics in foreigu and .domestic produc
tions. Parties buying iu large quantities will
get special rates. Thev have the best assort
ment of reliable clothing of any house in the
two cities, an'l their price are the very lowest,
as they buy all goo Is strictly for cash.
Strangers and visitors to the Exposition
should not fail to give this house a cill. They
are known as the old reliable house, and thoM*
that have bought of them once always call
again. Be sure to get their prices on overcoat*,
as thev have some five hundred on their coiin-
ters now, and can save you from AJ to -iU a
piece. Men, Boy and Children's overcoats rr
tail <tl ir'njt'juif'■ uricf*. Remember well their
location as it is the only clothing house above
the [xwtolfice, n' xt to Wrn. hernple's dry good
bouse.
STBASSRCBO ER & JOSEPH,
Merchant tailoring and Clothiers,
Allegheny city, Pa.
< OUVIT PHOCIIFDI VUS.
CAKES BEFORE ORA.VD SCRY.
K. Ferris, larceny by bailee; true bill.
I). J. HU-wart, larceny bv bailee ; true bill.
A. lilenn and <'l.as. I', llewins, breaking jail,
malicious mischief; true bill.
It. G. Thomj»son, larceny by bailee ; true bill.
Kllen Nolan, accessory before the fact to an
a. and b. with intent to kill ; true bill. Recog
nizance entered in S3OO for apjiearanee at lice.
Court.
John Kiter, arson ; true bill.
Frank Orris and Win. Chapin alias William
Smith, larceny ; true bill.
John ilc' orinick and Lester COulson, larce
ny, etc.; true bill.
Ij. C'otil in, larceny ; ignoramus.
John P« Her, Jr., false pretense ; true bill.
I». W. Kate, rape; true bill.
John Flick, a. and b.; settled as per paper
filed.
Wm. Smith, larceny ; Ignoramus.
I'avid Hoover, aggravated assault and batte
ry ; held over. '
* Julius ItoberUt, horse stealintf ; true bill.
Maria llackett, us mult and battery ; true bill.
Jocphine Hackett, V>'m. Iliicki tt and Klla
Haekett, »ult and battery ; true bill.
A. (iille pic, f, and b.; not arrested.
John Ste.nuietz, larceny ; ignoramus.
Samuel llodgers, larceny ; hill.
H. Fair, larceny ; ignoramus.
L. Covert, larceny ; ignoramus.
Win. Maimer and .lame Moore, larceny; true
bill.
Wm. Ualmer and James Moore, larceny ; true
bill.
Wm. H tain brook, false nretense ; (rue bill.
Harney Nolan, a. and b. with intent to kill ;
true bill.
.lame-, Hill, larceny ; ignoramus.
I>ot \lc<'lelland, fornication; true bill.
Marg Hill, fornication ; true bill.
Nancy Itoimnn, fornication ; true bill.
W. 11. f'urran, false pretense ; true bill.
Win. Sutton, a '..filing property with intent
to defraud ; true hill.
( HIMI.NAI. < /.:>j ! I I.KiKK TIIK COUBT.
John <'re s, de • i tioii ; Mary Cress, pros'x.
Di-ehart'cd oil payment of costs.
John McCormii k, i'e ertion ; Mary McCor
uiick, pros'r. Kcj't. 'I, leSO. Settled as per
agreement lil d, S -pt. 7. Pros'r afterward ask
ed that agreement annulled.
Jos. Fllnk, surety of the p'-ace; Wm. Watson
pros'r. Settled as pi r paper liled.
Sh. riff Ifoll'mau w:.-, arre ted on a warrant
issued by 'Squire Hartley, of I'enn township, on
oath of .-<ainucl lic-i, f r mis leniean .r in ofliee,
ill letting It couple of pri oners, who are old
men ami only in for hhu ■■n to church and go
oat occasionally. <*n le ing una-ted he sued
out a writ of /h/'cm cm , u, and on the bearing
the Court distdiargrd him and made the prose
cutor pay the co i ~
hiit hi pr'H UF.y.im.
The following properties were sold by the
Sheriff and dee.l m:i Ic to the per ons naineil
last week :
All the right, title, iut -re it and claim
Of J. C. Smith in blue) tnlth and wagon shop
and lot in Hutlcr to H'lilding & Loan for i'l#).
Of J. C. Smith in house and lot in Hutlcr to
Ituilding Ac I .nan for •: JlO.
Of Clark Wil II in house nud lot in Hutlcr
to I crd. Kcihcr for •!
Of John Smith in hou■<■ and lot in Martini
bur ' to Jos. A. M 1> maid for .• I
Of John I', lirowo end I.izz.i Hrown in hous
es and lots in Fairview borougli to Martha Mc-
Coy for
«'»(' |-.iae Coals in house an I lot iii Creat licit
to Levi Ileidrick tor >.
Of 1,. 1,. and L. Y, McCandleSi in lions.- and
7f< acre in I entre townsbiji t/i 1 . M. Hilliard
for $1
<>l' (,'arl Linn, lot in Winlield township, to
Geo. Illack for .. I i.
Of Kug'-ne Ferero in house an I lot in liutler
to Ci. F. I et/.er for .-..'!,<» :<).
Of Alex. < aiiijJm II in two lot" in Ml. Chest
nut, with stable and orchard, to W. 11. Lusk for
Of Alex. Campbell lot No. !i in Mt. Chestnut
uiei hiiiisc In A. M II ilchison for t'JIO.
Of A. Cauiphell in I.'! acre* of laud in Frank
lin towniihip to A. M. Ilulcbi on MH>.
<>l'A. < ample II in l.'J wren in Concord town
ship, lo A. M. linn !ii HI lor 100.
Of A. Campbell in I'J aep , in Concord to A.
M. Iliitehinou lor i I.V),
Of' Jen. hcheid'riniitle in U3 acre iii Lnncaa-
Ur township to Ji'hii ficheiileuiaiille for N r i7~i.
Of '(iilellli'l i i one aere in Washington
township tti Kpln. i'i Mien In I 2'K
Of John CM xi. i .'57 Bet' • in ('..iiiioijuene* ing
township to Milton Cri lor }2W).
Of Jamca A. Matthew in houac and lot in
Kuril" City to luiiiah !t'i«h<-h lui' :7t.W).
Of 1". M. Kn-tiran in i leTes in llutler bor
ou/'h to .1. li. iSlnrey for
Of I M l. i t'n ii in laii'l iu Summit town
whip to .1. I!. St' r , fin * Id.
Of.l. I'. Itroell in II acre* in Forward town-
Khip to W. I>. Uran lon lor J~>.
All other pier i , ml vcrti->ed were either nettled
or »uyed or return< d.
I <i*l.
I lost In llutler, on last. Haturday, Heptemlier
4th, INHH, my pein»ion certificate. The finder,
or any person having information of the name,
will pi' ■ 1.-avo word at the Cni/.l'.S office
and oblige
Mept x, 2-t) ./OHl',l'll MANOKIi.
<;riiii«l Opening
Of fall and winter millinery
11 ate, bonnets, plumes, tips, feathers,
Ribbons, ornaments Ate., Ac., at
KITTKU & JIALHTON'H.
—While at the Fair grounds yester
. day we wire pleased to notice tliat the firms oi
; Jaekaos & Mitchell, J. Kinle A Bfo., Berg
- ■ Cypher, and J. G. & W. Campl>ell, were all
. making preparations for a large display ot farm
- machinery. This will be one of the attractive
: features of the Fair. This, in connection w.tli
1 the display which C. Aultinan & Co., of t an
: ton, Ohio, Vil! make, will be the grandest dis
play of agricultural implements ever made in
! the countv, and will be well worth a visit to
the Fair. *
.4 ll'or«I lo Wolliers.
i Mother- should remember that a most iinport
j ant duty at this season is to look after the
, ' health of their families and cleanse the malaria
, j and impurities from their systems. There is
( ' nothing thai will tone uj« the stomach and liver
! r> _u!ate the bowels and purifv the blood so
, perfectly as Parker's Ginger Tunic, advertised
in onr olumns. The wonderful cures of long
standing cases of rheumatism, neoralgia ami
malarial disorders is the reason why this pure
and excellent family medicine is so generally
esteemed.—Pout.
—Unwarned br the experience of
the French MaeMahon, the jovial King of the
Sanuwi.-b Islands undertook last month to have
a little Sixteenth of May of hi - own. King
I'niakau.i suddenly fumed out his oM Minis-
I- rs, and i.;'ruct< I a Cabinet t" suit hiin
with the jovial Mr. Cei.us Ca-air Moreno, for
merly of New York, at its head. Apparently
the jolly King had conceived a great liking for
ti.i- joliv Mr. Moreno, since it was not until the
diplomatic representatives f tii- United States,
Great "ritain and France told !ii*n they would
not have it, and until the crowds in the streets
were talking openly of dethroning him, that he
desi-tvd fr -u l.i purpose and a eepte l Mr. Mo
reno's resignation. Then a ma s meeting or
dered Mr. Moreno to leave the kingdom forth
with—in Texas Regulator style. It appears
from litis ft irv that in the e times e en jovial
King of the "llappv Islands has to mind what
lie is cbout, am! tii submit to humiliations that
mi: lgo dr. adlul'v against the royal gi.iin. It
appear als > that the Ain rican and English
r- .idei.!'-; o, [|on<>!u!u, or om .■ of tiicm, vi.t i; a
man inctri th' ir dislike by w.noir.'- the jodv
r< v.:i .r, <)■> n.t co.isid rit ;i.e r.:- it ib'c with
coiisfitutii'oal pr : !iciples or p.-.s nal richt-'i to
ord. • him on: of tlo- e-iuulry uider penalty of
c- a? of tar at. 1 feathers.
—Stii.l Avotiieu Time. —lt i< said
"inisiortiiiit v nrvL-r cou:c w ' aii'l in —»u*L'
rr.on's lives this has proven but too true.
Si-iree'v iia. the excitement over Rev. Lloyd
Morgan's strange actions at the house of Simon
Snyder, near Lo'_raiiK[>ort, dittd away, wiien be
appears in a new role, and one that is not v« ry
flattering to any mail, and mncli less to a min
ister of the jKispcl. Last Monday officer Sti
ve nson arrested Rev. Morgan at this pi ace, on
a warrant issued bv Esq., Thomas Logan, of
Logansport, charging the Reverend gentle
man with fornication and Iwistardv. Mr. Mor
gan demanded a hearing, and the constable
conducted him to Squire Logan's, where it was
found that the information had not been made
vet. Sub'.eqrently Miss Eva Connor, whose
connection with Morgan's trouble will be le-
incrnbered by our readers, appeared before
Sqnire Logon, ati'l made affidavit to (he statc
ini-n* that Rev. Lloyd Morgan was the father
of her unborn child. In defsiult of the required
bail, Rev. Morgan was committed to jail. On
Tuesday Miss Connor appeared liefore Justice
Fanlk, in thin p'ace, and made information
against Lloyd Mor"P.n,- charging him with
seduction. For thin charge an additional com
mitment was lmk-ed against him,and he is now
in jail awaiting trial, whir'h cannot he had lie
fore Decern lie r term. Verily ''his way has not
fallen among pleasant places," and his lot is
not oi.e to be envied.— Kittaiminy Timet.
I-'rotii 20 On t* l'|».
Carpets of all styles, at
HITTKH & KALSTON'S.
Should the weather next week he
at all fororable there will be no question what
ever as to the success of the Fair. All that the
enterprising managers can do has been done or
arranged for. Every preparation practicable
ha« l)*'i-n made for the accommodation of exhi
bitor# and visitors, and at the present time the
promise of a tine exhibition and an immense
attendance hi- never been surpassed. The en
tries have been numerous and of the most at
tri ' tive character, so that the thousands who
nil! provided the weather is good—crowd the
magnificent, grounds daily during the coming
wc-k can Is-sure of finding enough to richly
repay them for their outlay, time mid trouble.
MAIUiIKI).
ISAI'TO I'l'UHl On the !>th inst, by the
Itcv. A. Liinbcrg at his residence, Mr. f'avid
I'arto, of Kv,lll >lmrg, and Miss Mary Anna
I'IIIIK. of Franklin township, both of Butler j
Co., l'a.
lIU.SKLTOX POWER—On Thursday ftth
inst., bv the liev. . at the home of
the bride, Wi s: Newton. Westmoreland county,
l'a., Mr. Theodore 1111 "Iton, of this place, and
Miss Brittle I'ower, of the former place.
—-The neighbors here of Mr. Huselton all
join in congratulating him on his good catch,*
as the saying now is. The fortunate ladv is
represented as being not only a power in her
own perron, but of al 10 being possessed of
a heap of this world's goods. We join in con
gratulations to both of the parties.
IIEATHN.
I'EARCE At his r sidrnce in Hntler town
ship, this county, on the morning of the of
September, 1- o, Mr. Hilai I'earce, in the 7!>th
year of his age.
IIOON In Centre township, this county, on
Aug. 27, IKXO, of iliptheria, Harry, sou of Tlios.
li. tloon, aged about !> years.
IIOON Also, on Sept. 11th, William, son of
Thomas 11. Moon, of dipthcria, aged about 7
years.
IIIPI'LE -At his residence in Mt. Chestnut,
this county, 011 August 2lfh, JMHO, Mr. .John
Hippie, u;;ed 71 years, II mo-, and \'i days.
DOI'BLE- On Thumday, Ki ptember I>, IMHO,
at. his home in Miller-town, tiiis county, Mr.
/ephauiah Double, aged 7<l years.
Mr. Double wn« horn in WcHlmorelntnl coun
ty, this State, ami came to llilm county with hi*
I'aiher when about M year* ofag". living most
ly in ]''tanklin ami Brady towiihip«, until, in
1 <Ol, lie removed to Diiiic.;iil towuhliin, and
thence into Mil!er«town, <•( which place lie wit*
ISurget-s lit the titnf of !■ i< ileatii anil alao ii
School Director, lie wn« it man of UKcfulnci*
mid enterprise arid wan much respected l»y
all who I.ne-.v him.
(,'iN'i Willie .J Long, Hon of J. I>. hihl M.
.1. I ol franklin township, thi-« county, on
t hc of Aug. l!lth, I -HO, of diptheria.
I/ONO Mary l-on,;, daughter ol name, on
All,', '.'lull, IH.-dt, of diptheria,
1 /)S(i Minnie M. fx>riL', daughter of name,
on the night of the nam> - uay, Aug. 2Uth.
Dear little Willie if gone,
Ami Minnie love I no well,
An I Mary none the les* Ix loveil,
Have ({one to Heav< n to dwell.
Their place in vacant here.
Their work on earth in done ;
'l'lii hie ill Saviour called tlicm home,
Where trial;! never come.
Then parent* dry your tear*,
Ami mourn not for vour chad,
In < hrint they all .'.hall live again,
Ami triumph over death.
Oh ! Hear the Saviour'* voice,
I!'; ready when lie come*,
You wilh your children shall rejoice,
, Ami dwell with Chriat at home.
J. A. M.
NarketN.
ISIJTrBII flood 17 OCllta V It'.
HAOON Plain ntu-.ar cured hauia 13 ata. 1H Iti;
ahouldc.ra, H ; aided, 1 I
ISkanh White, »l/iw1.25 >'bnah,
OutcKßHa l it t» Mi eta. per pair.
(JIIKI'.MK. IftclH V lb.
CollN Mkai. 2 Cta. V lb.
flAl.r HKIHB VOcfelfcl t' lb.
KorlH 10 OtM t'o/.mi
Kr.ouit Wheat, fi,/>,<:) V 1,1,1, wk *1.26<&t2 ;
buckwheat. ta.so ■ ' i:wt.
Oiiai* Oala.liO eta V bualiel: corn 15 ; wheal
IHlc'h ; rye 7» centa ; Itli«stit f 7<'>.
lIoffKY 18 Ct*. V ll>.
Laiu, I tic It,. Tallow, Cfei7.
Moi.ahhkm MM»j7oo V Kail', ii. !4yrnp, 60®00c,
Onion*—7s «:la t' bnah.
I'oTA r <K'i t 1 bualiel.
Hdoau Yellow firv'.ht.; white lc. V ft>.
HAI.T —NO. 1, *l.llO '♦* barrel.
IMmmolmlloii ol l*nrluerwlil|>
Notice in hereby given, thai the late firm of
Hi:i|>el it Manrhoff clit (olved partnership, on
Heptemlier Iml. IWHO. The buaineaa will bo
carried on by 11. A. Heipel, partner of old llrra.
All pnraoim hliowirij; tlioma'ilve •< Indebted ti>
aiid llrin are rcpn-ated to pay, and tlione that
have bllla the Maine, will pieaent them
to H. A. Heipel, Haaonburg.
11. A Hlill'EL,
nepll-»it <1 W. MAUIIIIOFK.
lOxt'ciitor'N ,"%«»!I****.
l.ntterH teatamenUry having been granted to
the underatgiied on the natal o of Milan I'earce,
late of Cutler townahin, Uiitler county, I'a :
deu<-a«ed, noli o ia Imr.'hv given to all peraona
kuovviiig thcniaelve* Indented la aald eHtato,
that immediate pay met 11 in reipnred, and to llww
having elaima the Maine to pieaent tllltn
duly authenticated for payment.
IIUHAOK I'KAIICK,
BCptlO Gt Duller P. 0., Uutler, l'a.
\i'w At!verliseincnt»>.
Cranberry Auditors' Report.
I Cranberry township, in necouut with Ed
; ward Cookson and Peter Utckcr, Overseers of
' poor for IS7!'.
To amount of duplicate 9.'
I " balance from l&'t* I">4 32
I Total debtor
fSOO 31
Credit by cl-Ii paid Greer an 1
Marshall in McDonald ca-e.... .<lO CO
' Credit by paid Mrs. Gil.es
' pie boarding McDonald 3<i 00
' Credit by Allegheny poor house
i for Donthett 57 29
' Credit by co-ts of jury in Douth
j eit ease 07 95
I Credit by attorneys fees in
Douthett case 10 85
Credit by ca>h paid John P. 801 l
witness in Douthett case 3 20
Credit by cash paid I'hoii as Rob
inson in Douthett case 3 20
Credit by Clerk of Courts fees
costs for 1,576 5 35
Cr .dit by publishing auditors re
port for 1*77 and 187.S 10 00
Credit by Groceries for Hetty
Barr 1 57
( .••edit by Peter Becker's services 21 00
" " over'-' ere expenses 12 94 *
" " Edward Co<'Uson «erv's 15 50
" " collectors fees 12 00
" " exonerations 9 82
j Total $276 67
Balance due i.wnsiiip $223 64
Kl/Ti:KVI;'O:..-i KKI'OI.T.
Cranberry township i'i .. .Nt with John J.
Wagner ;.n<! George Gartner, Suj e.-visors.
I'r.
To aniouat of duplicate ?1,10.3 23
Cr.
By tu; w.irki 1 ; I ! 7
By pc*rc ntage 7'<
Jo! n J. "iVa.":er"s lime, IS day.".. Ge.rge
GarliH-r'.- T.i I - days.
Kt .1.M.1 \ - I:;.: -; I!»-.J>OLT.
Crai 'rry town.-hip i:. a .•cu .t with Jam
!:. ■ rSIO •! fttlid* lor !
]>>-.
To >:n Mint of duplicate... 104
" State i>|.pr'n i'.»r 1 s." <. 214 !>6
" Stiite nppr'u for * ."!» 'l 12 41
" balance from 187.* 81
" ea-h from es-Trea.surer,
JUKI ÜBh 1C 85
To ca- U from new
" " " Cues 10 00
Total $1,564 31
<'r.
By teachers orders paid $ 750 00
coal orders paid 81 43
" repairs 103 66
" note paid John Smith 154 50
" paid Luella Rhoner tui
tion for 1878 106 00
My Secretarvs salary 15 00
'• collecting and treasuring. 28 00
" Jackson Tp., for tuition... 10 50
" exonerations 53 21
Balance in Treasury !*> 256 09
.JOHN DOXI.KY, ]
THOMAS UOM.I V, > Auditors.
sepls-3t CARIHTIAN 11OIIN,J
Jury Lint for N|M»clal Octolx t
Term, 18SO.
First weelt connuoneinK Monday, October 4
Adams township- Leonard McCandler-s.
Butler borough \.<\ Zie>;ler, Q.
Boiler township—Win. Stoops, George IttiHiey.
Biady—J. C- Snyder, Alfcrd Grossman.
Buffalo—M. N. Mclntyre, Samuel Hunter.
Centreville—Milton Coovert.
(!onno(|U.MiertHiiig- Q. L. Matthewa.
Concord—Joseph Morrow.
Clinton -William Morris, Isaiah McCall.
Cranberry —HenryHtout.
I>onef;al— Hylvestnr GrilTen.
Forward—Adam Dinnbachor.
Fairview—D. J. McLaughlin, W. S Ilalnton, O.
H. Gibson.
Franklin—Frederick Pflngli, Samuel Woiglo,
Ja I H'lll— rhilip Sohnritzal, Peter Nesbitt.
J ffetson James C Welsh
Marion—Bobort L. lilack, William Seatoll.
Millerstown—l,. li. IJlakoly, Auf-tin Fleeger and
Marshal Kelly.
Mnddycreek —Conrad Bargley, Ferguson G*l
laher and J. V. Gardner
Middlesex -Jacob Flick, (of Handy Hill.) Mi
chael Stepp. itobert Trimble and Win. Marks.
Parker--d, W. Smi h.
Petiu- -James Martin.
Petrol ia—A. L. Campbell.
Summit--Adam Esteiling. Jacob ltiott.
Washington -Thomas Hiudiuan.
Worth W. P. Elliott.
SKCON'D WKF.K COMMKNCINII MONDAY, OCTOTLKR, 11.
Adams—Henry Thicker.
liutlor borough—Oeorgo Bliaflucr, Martin
Beilor, Sr.
liutler towiishin -Robert McKoe.
Clearfield Philip Ac!corman. .lain OH Coyle,
Daniel Goldinger and John S. Lmix.
Cranberry -.Jacob Einmil, Wilton llart/.ell, John
Headlan, George Meed or, Moses Johnston
Cl»y lames C. Glenn
Concord—Thomas Keilv, J. S. Wick.
Cherry--I). E. l'oarco.
CentrevilJs A- I) Pressor.
Donegal John Itodgers
Fairview E. I). Bovard.
Jefferson William Greer.
Jaekfou—Jacob C >oper,
Marion—Erantus Pollmin.
Mudd;crcoi< llnniv Bluiiio.
Oakland Markle Neyiran
Parker Levi Campb.dl, Harvey Gibson: James
MoKissick.
pi,on Joseph La very. I Cohort Stewart.
Prospect Samuel Biddlo.
Hllpperyrock John FeiMing, E. 11. Ad.ims.
Venango G. W - Jamison.
Worth Robert Barron, J. M. Glenn, Samuel
McCoimntl, Benjamin Pisor,
Win del t 11. S I{r.c'.ior. Painter Mctiomli.
Washington—Haiiiiu I A. Campbell, Jacob I>au
benspe k.
/.elienoplu Antony Alien, G. B. itastian,
/'il PA?
A« TS INI
ox ii*i: UIBMIVS.
Illiidilur and Urinary Oi'(<»iih hy AlmorhinK all
humor*, every trace of di«emio. and foroin« Into
tlio hvatem IhroiiKh tint porea of the mUiii. iioiir
iitliiiiK and Hi rcuf.t hiti|< v««etnLle tonic*, K ivl "K
it wonderful power to cure at once,
I'AIN IV 'III i: unit.
Hido or holne, liiflammatioii ami Hi ij;ht"k I>im
i nnii of the Kidney*. lii'ihetoH. l»rop»y. tlraval,
flatarrah of the Ulvhler, Inal-llilv lo Itclaln or
F.ipel th" I'rliio, HI One In Hi" I! ladder.
Oilorwl Hcnily or I'ainful Depuaita,
OaalH or H'ir"(n in the thine.
Sl.ltVOI S AND I'll YHK'AI. DK1I!I.ITI
and in fact any dineane of the*e nieat ornanH,
wind her colli ract'd hy over work, Mlrsin e*ce»i
i.ive drink, Hid aliiiM'i of iiaturn or othurwiao.
It auporcoileii enliiely the Inoonvi.nience* and
trouhlea of taking mmeeoua and poiaonoua in
ternal medicine*.
II i* worth exactly where needed, ne«t to Ihe
hody and linineiliat'dy over the kldlieyi.
It in comfortalihi to the patient, aafe, pleanant
and ri li ilile In it* elTact*, hut powerful in iia
act 100.
II can l.e worn at all Union, in any climate,
and i* equally ({<""' f" r
tia\, uro*iA* oit(iiiii).
l)o not he prej'i'liceil. (live il a liial and ho
convinced I hat it i* Imneat, rnhahlc, effective
mid )ti-it what your feel.ln mid exham-le I liody
lifpilre*. Tliouiiimh are dully addniK their
t' Mtiinoiiy to the woudniful i-i.atlve power* of
tli * gre*l remedy, who are li'nns{ n otored to
perfect health alter all other treatment* and
retm diBH oave failed, A*k youi di'i :Ki*t for il,
and accept no imi.'intiou or i ill xlltute I' ho
|,a ■ not ui it it, Mind to on nud receive it hy Vo
turn mall
Di e'mi'iivk Piii'v. l.i*r Ileniilar l'ad, ;
Hpecial I'.ul, for Chronic, deep *'.itcl, or ca*e*
of loiik MtandiiiK, ' i Chi'dre i'* I'ad, for tinm
iii' i oomplanil. weak klduoy* and hud wetllu/.
4161). oi- Look, 'How a Mfo wa* H.ived,
ooutaluiuK a hi*tory of tin* k 1 " 1 diiicoveiy,
m tiled free. Wriln foi It.
DAY KIDNEY PAD CO.,
TOLEDO, O.
WAMKI) Willi.-AWAIIi: At I K VI H, in nil
ii.irtH of the itMte, to o il Kn . .■•IIS ll' W iiml
■'legiillt MAI'OI I'l.N NS VI, V A NI A Iv.-iv <;itl
/■■ii ■diuiilil have II Notlilnu Im* hii' -cml.-,! Ii It • •
II unre war llmi- I Will, nrlinineiitiil and clirap.
A ■.'■ .I(|.*u n,,|H>rl unity Tor cuctnellc ■- hti.
HiMiipl ■• for IKI "'' lit •. Addi'i' i*.
tJuarter< l'y ruhlHlilin; llou-w'.
L.r.i Hansom Ht., I'lilliuU'lplila.
\ Card.
To nil who lire aullerlnif Irani the error* nliil
Indlwreilon* ol youth, nervous Wfakni- I .*, <■ irly
(b <•*>', lo*h ol niunliood, . 1 will aend it re
CIIII' tilll will ellie JOII, KICl.r. OK <;ll A H'i v\
I h * I?r> :il remedy w >« ovcu d In' a
ary hi South Alnca. Send a »< ll .iddre««ed en
vi lope to the KKV. JoaKl'll Imias, Xtaliuii 11.
New Vor/i i'itj. t!
I have just received from the East a large stock of
I offer to the public the COMET SIIIRT, the bost Unlaundriid White Shirt mi the market r«>r
sl. ONE DOl,LAi{. #l.
Also, a large stock of WHITE and COLORED SHIRTS, for Men and Boy*, always on hand.
Undsrwear, Half Hose, Glovss,
Introduced as so< 11 as they appear in tho Ea-t, t > he had at
IES.- 9
MAI> STREET, BUTLER, PA.
Gri'eally Reduced I^riees:
I'2-bore. 10-bore. •
No 845, C. (». BONE HILL, Top lever, double bolt, bar rebounding lock-*, low set li a turners, soli 1 stri
kers, pistol grip stock, patent fore end, skeleton buit plate,, line Damascus biurets, < hoko
bored, finely engraved and linishad - -- -- -- -- - $45 00 SSO 00
No SSO do. do. With extension rib fastening 50 00 55 00
No K r,.-/ ,]o. do. Challenge brand with horn heel plate elaborately engraved 55 00 <>o 00
A ll' these euns have raised level rilis, an«l the I>> Ixires ar.- made extra heavy and wide nt breee'.i, ranging in weight from !> to !■) ">uk
iil' an admirable fun for due!; and trap shootin# where heavy cliar-. s are l.ecetsary. Any of tliese \'uns will he sent V. O. I>., with privilege <.f
•vanii nation and trial on receipt ol a remittance uilioient to cover express charges to vonr place and return. No deviation will be mail* Irom
hese prices under any oireunHt.mees. \ ,1. I'AI.MUO Nhlh A ( O.
Eltivi. I7IHT FOR WPMIAt « <PI UT—2nd lOTPAIf «F OCTUBKB. Iltli <l»y.
ffy Trriu. yr. fto&Hf't Aiitntf* fiuiMtjffi. Jt,jr,.,uiu!*. ' '• ' Altmnrjj.
nr..-, June ls.sii.lohn M. OfMT Jas. Newton and 8. W. Bailey Henry Blagelob et ux. l-ev. M(.Quintion
" I March " (!. \V. Fleeter Win. Met iarvey • "-'amue! Parker et al. i oyer
l l* i<io June 1879 W. I>. Brandon 'J. N. Jack I Uusel ton J'Ai.iiaiua
/I) {'♦- »< 1878 J. H. McJunkin William Lcekic loltn Jonen et al. «rcer «V hraouon
! V HW Jao'y 1875 Thompson & Scott Commonwealth for u»e 'I. H. Thom|»Hon et al. j Jramlon
I June 187* Brandon ITenry J. Croup et al. Henry Biehl et al. |r.A S.
" 1 r >7 Set>t " Campbell A. Bredin {Alfred Penive, ex'r, for use V\ i.i- K .rker et al. >IeC., N. Black mid MKJ.
u Dcc'r " MeCandless Krnestine Trumbln jllt rman Lcnsuer it ux. • , \kO>i;»tiou
.< '• '• Greer and Brandon J. Dambaeh and w n ''{chert Ash T. &H.
" 51 March 187» A. G. William* U. L. lions-hew William Wilann V. AS.
>i | to •• '• wI- Graham Johnston A I'aiton for use lamca Met'ullough,jr. waudoii
« Williams & Mitchell Itand & ration I.N.Watson 'Mito.ieil
.. .< .. Nl . wtl ,„ |!!„ c u Win. Kesselman l'ho». J. Burchfield "O Hi van Prop,
j-. t " "M« < 'andlet* Wm. H. Boyd Carl Linn Mito.toll
', , » i « Walker New Kra oi -Mi Co. Frank P. Motrin |Mit«:nell and torqner
.< « j x purvianceAG A Black Herman Bore, assignee Kurns t ily A Butler It. 11. Co. I'. A !'. _
,i ' « » Brandon A Eat-tman 11. D. Thotujnon Harmony Saving* Bank \lc()u>»tion
« « " r AM.AJ. N. I'urvianee Patrick Kerr Win. and M. K.rr Greer
« << << Williams Gertrude (i' rlneli laeob Wise, committee Miller
it " » MeC. & McO. I*. 11- McQuiHtion Munt/etal. Mitchell
« -',7 i lino " Brandon .1. 11. Jack I'lieodore lluselton \ Williams
ii ' .. •• k. Marshall Benton Feidler l-'rank Winter j dcOiiiation
(i n *t T a, s ftohcrt ('a:ii|»hcll lohn Smith Walker
„ r, 7 , ; i< « Kcklcy & Marnhall M. M. (ioodwin S Short ctal. \l B. Mellrido
ii y|o i« •• r. II Faatman K Ukadden A Boaaalag I John faith . |c. Walker
A. KUBSKLL, Prothonotary.
OUA/iIKU'H
New York Ladies' and Gents'
Dining & Lunch Rooms,
no. iik sMiTiiriKi.D mti£i:i:t,
«Municipal Hall. Pittsli!in?l». l';i.
'I 111' place toK'-t nil excellent lulieh at nil hour*,
day and night, at »hort notice. Breakfast froji *
in 11 m. I>lii!i'-r from II A. M. to 3r. m. Mip
per front 3to l*. m.
DINNKK.
Hoick fie flam Soup !'.<•
|.||-d l I'll . Hie ClllekOll I otpiC !;'•
linked Klmli I'M- Vejll I'otJ.le •••"'
11„ :W | licet !(«• I'ork mill Iteilll J
I(„ t4
If<»;is( W;il .la*' C'onird I •«*« f <'air^nltw
ICo-f.i Pork lar I treat I s»«»«l lint t«r. •
ItoiiH? ('llif'kotl . I'.r 'l't-a or Coffrr per t•; J» <
Itil.l it Duck I'"' H.i-snfra*T« a ■'»
Ito.iMt TllrtM-y- Chocolate
VKOKTAW.KM, KC.
Cnhbage 6c (Hnlad /'•
Tomatoes fa- Celery ■ ■ ti-c.
Turnip* r '<- «"!> <■"">' '. K '
l , ~i|, I ... fie Hulled Itlce
Carrot* *''' Macaroni Bo
Hwcet I'ntiilotn llomlny. ... '*
1V.,, fie lances of all kind*.
Brani i "' Dmilm -a" kinds -In
.V paranns #"l acajou.
HI'SSKUT.
Pcaele i ami wain. |w fiKtard l'ie
Appli l'ie ... Itlce I'mliliii t . -c
Peach l'ie r,e Apple immplnr;
Pilllipl.il> Pie . . r.e IJrc.td I Itoilmi: . !-■
Mince l'ie Corn
I/Cllioll l'ie I*'
ItlC'iA IvI'AHT A NI) St' Pl'Klt.
Hmnll Urolled Iteefsteak I"' 1
I, irj?i' I ' nilei loln Sleak
p,,rlerl.o; .1-Hi- . . . Mi. lirtMna : lan
Small Tender!..ln SI -ik Mi In mi,, ... ii-• •<•'■
l/u-e Tend.'ill,in I, I nil
Small Hei'i leak and < Hilon i
Small |!i.il!ed Wfl !. and Tomato Sauce •' •'
Veal Citllel " ' ' "I'll t'llke.
Million t'iiopi V'e Warm Uln'iul
Sauwti.'e . .Pic *'o. ii in, i I
Pork < lio,h Hii II .: 110.
Ham I •• ' ' <l| f iff< c p -reup flc
I'lled I'll li "" ' per-ip
15i.i1.'.• i:.-:- i. .1 " l.ar«e «..a .of Milk
(liiii'l"!!" Ill" lire li 'iid I #u11•• r
Warm Win ;o I'al.cH, iim- I ileil p.ilaloei .»'
ISut'kwlt• -.it < 'akr '
|J NCIIKJ4.
Itoanl Him f .. Jo«' l!ollt*tl I'ork aial Saa'T-
Roaat i..imii l'ie kraut JOJ
Una I v< il loc l' i di Balla I' H '
Pork 1t..1.' I', an I h'i ,
1t,,,.1 Turl I" |-.e f offer A SandwlcneiJ IW
p., 14 'li). 1• ii I * I'owl ol Mudi it Milk li*'
P,oiled liam I'M' Howl of Soup '<>■
Itolleil Corned lice? .Ine I'.reiul and I.idler
P„,|..,l I . in. lea oi ( 0i1,'.-. | h i dip
I.ADIKS" 111 NINO IP MIM ON SK'ONIi Kl/IOIt
HIiAVUIt FALLS AIIAIIKMY.
A now hmtitulion of learning, vill open in
IteaVi i 1 alia, I'a., oil the
mil ~r kg ii'km RE it, ihso.
Tlioionidi preparation for <'( >1,1,1v ll', I'llO
pr,-i:UI)NAI. HIUIUKHDH If ilNI'iH. Mod
em language.! a apeciality, 'I l.llMd lII'.AHONA
BLK, including textbooka and atatiunery.
Application" nhoitld be mint before the lat of
Heptember.
Cut alo,;u('H can be had at the Ciri/.'.x oltice.
Kull, rt infoi lunlion to be olitnircd by addi eaalng
PRO. H. C MUELbER,
nug2s-!H UKAVKH FAI.I.H, I'A.
*•>00 KKWAM)!
j:2<,<l depoaltod in the llank at ttllpperyrock,
will b« paid In any peix:m pr»dn :"k. from re
authority, cjvl'U'lM'o detrimental to tlio
atandfug or i edibility of the
M I)T IIA I, GNIHUVMGNT
AN I >
RELIEF ASSOCIATION
of ( %r«)iit,;(<»n, Olilo. or pai'l to tli" r»»|»n » t nta
tivoof any ntiinr Mutual Apnorin
• ion, uii!ilii (lir» Kl.it-*'n of Ohio or INu.nwylvnnii,
%v 1 >«<*!i h or «rv«»n <w|tit»ln if iii plan of
working ami i(« ii«'ral atriwigoni"iit. I'or par
tii'iilurn, .KMrHH^
EDWIN IRESOOTT, Geo. A^'t.
lleailipiartcrM. Hlipperyr-K-k, llutler <■ , unty.
I'a. Auwii i"« given to roaponaible per »na
only. Nfi "
1.. ."VI. t
Livery, Sale, Feed and Exchange
sia HIJ :,
Iteur of I.owry II'MMC, • • 111 I 1.1'.1t, IA.
j ii ur My
; Adv«rtiw) in the Citi/KN
141 Fine Merchant tailoring 141
A- T
JOHN < IT'S,
■ ■ M i-m'am ■ JUL ■ Ba^Ba *»«»-
AI.SO A ('< )MPLKTE ASSOUTMKNT OK
:ivrinisr 7 s boy's antd o.h xi-ildes/ejn's
BKAI'Y MAUB < I.OTtlt Mi, VNI> Ol NTS II I! N 1.-111 N<• i.OODH,
A lit!'- election of l'all nn<! W inter gooils will be made to order at roiwonftble jiricon, and
>»at in fact, ion fjnarantecii. , • . -.. ... ~4
< )\<»rcoatH a KjMcialty. A mr<l»al invitation ih t*xft nrtori to the people of tlie \ icinity, to
cull iti■ (1 examine our stock, vinitor* h* well ii* buyers will be welcome.
JOHN OMMERT, 141 Fcdersl Street, Allegheny City, Pa.
MiMtlWim -'"'l I'OOII I'KOM SOUTH IMM< >Nl> STItKKT.
1 TIRE & Bio.
100 6 102 FEDERAL STREET, ALLEGHENY.
Will Hold A (iran<l Clearing Out S;ilc Of Dry (Joods.
All kit At* of Summer Dry Goods will U; Closed Out liegardk'HS
of ( 1 ist.
fj»• per v inl, very line 'tic! Iwr-utlful
S„A >V IM
All!' e, |iiiK v i'I.AIDS, him! n ureal v.irlet) |
i of HilXi'il i'li'BM tii,ii.ln.
Ai l'i' •. i Vi'iy ' ;|l •' t«»t nl Hroctili' DrPHM
U<h il<, In Mil fotarf i ml
AT "!0 ANI> 2 I NT*,
AT : WOOI 1 DT'l3''GE i.
Wc uc ri)n«> 11 • * 1 ttt* out at VI ly low j.iln <, on*
i lit lie Mock ol
Uln.'rk :iud Colored STjks-
In til I . •••!. we «;fli I' veij itivlil' il li-ir«.e im. |
j. We would cull H|,!'ci(il attention !o our very stock of Alpaca and
.Silk Siiii I" iiil»rollu.<, which will lie closed out very low
M. FIRE & BRO,
100 A l<?2 ilprnl N<* »•«•!. AU«'fch«*H.y.
xI r o-^I ;r.LON
ff!l SOODS, MB MHS 153 IHSfltllOl I
Full St,*' Icm IlitiM. unlrliiiinr«l.
I all SllleH Trlllllll4'<] IllllM.
fall I'litm. 1 *! I lower*.
Fall NlylrK and riower*.
IB< >►***! {Mfc' sbskS li2W.
WOOKKN IIOSIKKY, I! l-iCJH I* A U MAIM-:.
K 11> ItKlll.lN AMI CLOTH OLOVKS.
OK NTS' H<» IKl< V , I N" HKIIW KA It.
|; I] 1 > IM>KRSIHRTS. ALL SI/KS.
|ILL litie- HUNTS' I'IJKNISING GOODS.
UK ST IXILLAU SlllltTS in the (MTV.
1 )ItKSS TKI M M 1 N CiS.
Ni'VV Style lllltelv IUI'I I'olofCll llllNUl'v
inM.LK TRI M MINUS atxl MUTTONS.
SATINS, VKLVKTS, \ KLV KTKKNS.
Spiitii li, (lui|iuru, find French LACKS.
0t T IST .1 J I I 11) fc: ; .
Zeplivt \ Sii\<»i»y V.ini . Slii ilatiil nii'l Oerninntown Wool, (lorn.an ami O.tsh
ttiere Ki)ittin;r Corcl't, Skirt, Umlerwear, Scurfs, I.occh, Knit
Oooilh, Whole iiile iitnl Retail, nt lowoHt New Vork price#.
ROSENBAUM 8c CO.,
fJo i. .5:,, <l4 and. 116 Market Street,
Corner of Liberty Sire, t, 1 »I r I" I'SI *I T 1« i - 11, 1 »A-
vvi Il( f I'J * «T«y nt him,- n I mi i.te. VtMW (TIH 1 (Tonmunptlon k,nl A-tlinia.
11 i . Iv (M, Hit f,ee. Adil'ik* 'lner \ CV» . | '■ O' Nnvnr ynt faitt.il. A.Mum#
Augualft, Mmnn. lv \ «Hli •< "i,|i. "IIOMK," KtuMTiteuo. Mu. |J.»7 ly
In TXousekoeping Goods
j We il.. 1 en iltie 1 to uil'cr liettor tlnm
I ver I I I. lie. On, ntoek t» Very c«ui,|'lnte,
• llltd 11, II t 11'' Hi l! it 11, inilkll l\M,ill
lor full (J'M,d
We <>t>"-r ;,n Kvtr, 0,m,i1 ijii'.tlily of
Turkey Rod Table 1) amask at 50c.
Utem Ifil r.itite Clotli, very (fowl, "t
Whito and Colored Bed Quilts
AT At.i, i nitiiw
TnWi 'k, 1 'V>j mid '•'» eeiltM.
Towe.tn, v eiy line. u,nl laryo, 30, „i,J