LOST IN THE SNOW.
A story of almost incredible endur
ance and fortitude come* from the far
West with the reports of Hood-; and
soow storms. Three men. including
E. D. J» T . Foote, Superintendent of the
stage line, started from Fort Fetter
man, on the Upper North Platte river,
for Rock Creek Station, on the Union
Pacific Railroad, on abuckboard drawn
by two powerful horses. The snow
was falling fast and d ifting badly, and
before they had reached the twenty-two
mile station they nad comp'etely lost
the trail and the horses were suffer- d
to wander about guided only by their
own instinct. After a time they left
the buckboard behind them and en
deavored to push forward on borsebaek.
At one time Mr. Foote was nearly
killed by his horse, which fell back
ward into a snowdrift eight feet deep.
After this the horses were abandoned,
and the men struggled along on foot,
bands, faces and feet being badly fro
zen. The three men had three sar-ks
of mail nd a canvas overcoat. The
first man would stand on his mail-sack
and throw the coat ahead of him, al
lowing him to take one step. Then
each man would follow on, step bv
step, and the last man, picking up the
first's bag, would heave it ahead f<»r
the first one to step on. In this way
they made something like three miles
and" when the third night set in thev
began calling for help, and in half an
hour or so were answered. Other calls
were made, and they were again an-!
swered by the firiug of a gun, but the
wind was so strong -bey could not form
any idea <>f the directcfti it came from
Again and again they called, and final
1* a light was seen; and in an hour
and a half they made the last quarter
of a mile, finding themselves at the
stage station, twenty-five miles from
the starting-point. The driver had to
be dragged the last quarter of a mile,
ami Mr. Foote says: "When I knew
that I was safe it seemed impossible
for me to walk. I fell down twice in
making the last few yards from thesta
ble. I had no strength to walk, and
after entering the barn could not eat."
The IjiUli***' Favorite.
Among the many thousands o<
ladies who have used Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription and pronounced
it their favorite remedy, because so
efficient in the diseases and weaknesse
peculiar to women, are many who are
well and favorably known in the worm
of letters, as well as artists, musician
and a whole host of names from the
brilliant ranks of wealth and fashion.
It is pre-eminently the ladies' Favorite
Prescription. Its u-e, while being far
more safe and efficient, exempting them
from those painfoi, caustic operation-,
and the wearing of those mechanical
contrivances made like Peter Pindar's
razor—seller's razors—to sell, rather
than to cure.
KILLMORE, Ind., Mar. 20, 1880.
Itr. R. V. Pierce :
DEAR -MR —Your Favorite Prescrip
tion has restored tue to perfect health
Yours tru'v, GRACE CHO ATE.
422 Eutaw street, BALTIMORE. >
Md , June 10. 1878. f
Dr. R. V. Pierre, Buffalo. N. Y:
DEAR SIR —My wife was a hopeless
invalid for nearly twenty years. Your
Favorite Prescription has cured her.
Thankfully yours, K. T. MCCAY
These are the days when the man
with the shotgun (roes out hunting ami
gets back with a bad cold. Then Dr.
Ball's Cough Syrup takes the place ol
the gun every time.
Jobn, or Sir John, Barley-corn is a
personification of malt liquor. Th«
term has been made popular by Robert
Burns, through this couplet;
'lnspiring, I i»)d, John Barleycorn,
What ilitngf-rn canal though m;ike us scorn !'
Parents who, when purchasing shoes
for their children, wdl give those with
the A. S. T. Co. Black Tip upon tht
toes a trial, will find their shoe bill
reduced one half for the year.
The big locomotive m ide at Altoona
and now runningbetween Philadelphia
and New York, is known as 'Lon»
Leg No. 10.' It recently made tw>
miles in one minute and forty-five sec
onds.
Among the little items of personal
comfort and economy are Ayer's Pills.
Tbey are the ready remedy which de
feat many disorders, iftaken in season,
and should be kept in every family.
Thomas Carlyle left in *he hands ol
Froude a mass of letters from Goethe,
Mill, Emerson Dickens jind others, to
gether with reminiscences of his par
ents, and material for a memoir of his
wife.
If you are troubled with a Lame
Back wear a Dajs Kidney Pad.
A small piece of chalk put in a
pitcher of water, without imparting
any taste whatever to the same, will
exercise a corrective effect upon the
stomachs of those who are troubled
with acidity, or heartburn, as it is call
ed.
The Presiding Elder who reported to
bis Conference the. o»her day a- an in
teresting statis'ical item that the small
est salary paid to a | reaeher in his dis
trict during the past year was $l5O,
forgot to mention what became of the
preacher.
PAT'H WILL—'I will and bequeath,
mv beloved wife Bridget all my prop
erty without reserve ; to my oldest sou
Patrick one-half of the remainder, and
to Dennis, my youngest son, the rest.
If anything is left, it may go to Ter
rence O'Carty.
You who lead sedentary lives—
printers, tailors, shoemakers, etc., will
find a great relief for the constipatiou
from which you so often suffer, by tak
ing Simmons'Liver Regulator. It is
a simple, harmless, vegetable comoound
sure to relieve you, and can do no
injury.
S.—"ls the expression, 'God tempers
the wind to the shorn lamb,' in the
Bihle or in Shakespeare ...It is in
neither; it was written by the poet
Sterne, and it isn't true. We often
nave harsh winds, and the sberp .nulFtr
dreadfully just after being * horn. Uod
does not temper the wii.d to the shorn
lamb ; but He tempers the shorn lamb
to the wiud by giving it a new fleece.
NELLIS' FLORAL INSTRUCTOR. —This
is the title of a beautifully printed and
illustrated quarterly, devoted to gard
ening in all its branches, containing a
complete list of seeds,- plants, bulhs,
&c., at greatiy reduced prices, and much
other useful information. The sub
scription price is only 20 cents a year.
He sends a sample copy and package of
choice flower or vege.'able seeds as a
trial, to aty one who sends him a 3c.
stamp. His addreßttitt A. 0. XLLLL&
VrY.
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND & PACIFIC R. R.
IS THE GREAT CO.IXKCTH6 LINK BETWEEN' THE EAST k THE WEST!
i-stnain lin<? n]nfl from ('bicairn to < ■•until
niuTn. i«.=l -c through Joliet. Ottawa. La Salle
Gcn.-veo. i:..lim. Unci: Island. r>avon p ..rt. Vrest
1.1 j »rf r. I <n! tty. M*ren(to. Brooklyn. <«rSni ell.
I)* - Moines the capital of I«»wa , Stuart. Atlan
ta an<l Avocu; *it'i branches from Bureau
J.n-ction to Peoria: Wilton .Junction t4> Musca
tine \V:«hin«Cton, Fairfield. hldon. Belknap,
r< itrAville. Princeton. Trenton. Gallatin. < auie
ron. Leavenworth. Atchison and Kansas < »ty:
Wa 'iing r ' n to Slffourney, Oskaloosa. and Knox
vil'le; Ke«»L jk to Farmtucton. Bonaparte, Ben
t'»*i<uc«t. Independent BMnn Ottumwa. Eddy-
Till Pel la. Monroe and I>es Moine*:
Newton to >!• nr »c; Des M«»ines »>> Indianolaand
W"lnternet: Atlantic t<» I>ewis and Audubon: and
Ayiz-j to Marian. This Is positively the only (
Railroad. which own* and operates a through
line from r,ii« a roliuo the Srite of Kansas. j
Turmoil Express Passenaer Trains, with Pull
man J *a!7:V-e ars attached, are run *aeh way daily j
fcet".?c* i n Chicago and Peukia. Kaphas city,
tncrci. BF.L-KPF. LEAVEXW'jBTH and ATCFII
«ov Turnup hears are also run between Milwau
kee'and K ns:i* « ity. via the 'Milwaukee and
RfK-k 1.-i in I Short Line "
The "lireat Ilock Island" is magnificently i
eauipp"*!- Its r'«id be-1 i* dimply perfect, and its
tracL • - ,aid with steel rails. .
\V ii wi I j»; ;.ise you most will he the pleasure
of enl'-vin? your meals, while pns3in« over the
bcaaiif '.! ;>rairies of Illinois and lowa, in one of
our masnnlcent Dining Cars that accompany ail
Thr ii':h express Trains. You zet an entire
m' -il •• s jt'hkl as is served In any fir?*—class hotel. '
for seventy-five cents.
Apiirccntintf the fact that a majority of the
r fer reparate apartment for different
oLrp'fses < a;id the immense passenger business
of mis 1 :ie it w»? are phrased to an
nounce that this Company jns Palliu m Ratuce
Cars for sl'*epiuif j rposes. and / ahxct
.f«| \f i pi. t , iv »S arf run tlirouch to FF!OR I DES V)»\ES (
roi vrii. k vVa" cixv rnm-ov. u..i leavevwokth.
XlcUti vl» «£l. Llr, ki#»n ... Ihe "6r;.t K-.cU I.lund Krai. » -old l.y
all Tie' ft Ac. ncs in tht Hlyi*-* ai<l < unmAn.
f or | u r«rrno»:-n i">t oiu.iinuhle al your home tl< kct c«ce, i»<:dre«s,
AKnu; \ x 1,. li. »T. .lOIJ.V.
• 4n-'ndint. Oea'l Tkt iii.d IV. ;r AA,
<•,!. n. mii.il. • hicaao. 11l
TONIC
j A PERFECT STRENGTHENED. A SURE REVISER
IIHOX BTTTEITS are highly recommended for all diseases re- I
quiring n. certain and efficient tonic ; especially I ivhgcst ton, lsysjx'ps* l, I - ' - ft
milter t Fevers, lianJ 'J A ppct ite, Lota of Strength, J.rrk cf l.turrj, r■. .riclics J
the blood, strengthens tlx* muscles, and gives new life to the nerves. Tliey act 1
like a charm on the digestive orpins, removing all dyspeptic Fyr«:'or.:s, .1 ?
83 T'Whq the Food, Belchiny, Ho tin the Stomnch, Heartburn, etc. iilOOnlj J
Iron Preparation that will not blacken the teet.i or gnc |
headache. Hold by all drujrgists. Write for Uie ABC Loo.;, pp. 0. I
useful and amusing reading— tent free.
EIIOWN CHEMICAL CO., Baltimore, Mil. I
HORSE SHOE Vv rB * BRANDS.
BONE, MEAT, ACIO AND POTASH.
Without at KSlvul a« C rop Producrm. Good- c'ry an:l *tr::l eit-llv Crop# ar-
OiM-tlnrd to Une-lailf, and mat are One a id 'i wo VV cUs rarll'f villi than w t!i«» t t:»e»e
KertiJieera. All Uo»>d» -old under a tfimiailUte oi purity and *.r«'U£li« - ! >y aU4i) M».
They are Specific .Ylauurc* for Ci it - and Vin»li ff* *
UORTHW STERN FERTILIZING CO.,
S< n l for Oirenter
LM of Tr-'vcr*" .Inror* <lri>un
lor :i S|»«»«*'sil 'lVrir nCOxiri.
<'Oiinm*m*liii; !{•■'• tf o»i«lny
ol 12 H». Ml li (lay.
Robt Aiideri-oii Vl«-'heuy twp.
Jacob Byerly. Buffalo.
W K RroTi. M rciT
John Beck. Fairview.
Peter B'mllart Furview.
Noah Bow«ii, Adam'.
Genrun Ooop or. Middlesex.
John Clark Washington.
Charles C moby. Penii.
J'lbn M CuniiiiighaTi. Clinton.
a o W rampbell. bor.
O W Dr*M»,
Nnhola- Dumbacli, Orauberrv.
John W KIIIH. Haxonburg bor.
J«-iie« Freeman ' Vmib-jrry rowimhip.
Paul tlottl eb. Jeffer-on twp.
Hamuli Gallagher. Muddy creek.
A W Grot-tun an. Brady.
Henry Greenawald, Jaoloton.
Jacob Gra' am. Clearfield.
II F Hilliml, Wiudiiiurton.
Jacob Htlgar. Sltnii'i vrock.
David Henry. B iff do.
Joseph I opaii, Jeff Hon.
John l.iik jVv..rtli.
B-xter Loaan. IViin.
Peter Mider. I .an^nater.
Aloiizo Pranklin.
Patrick McNara*e. Venango.
William Moore. Fairriew.
Alex Mori-item. Lancaster.
W T Mechliug Butler bor.
Jamen lt»y, ' erin I jwnnhip.
A M ireyii'iMn. V naogo.
Riibt. St. CI iir. Centre.
J I' Htine'orf. \V«i-hii'i't"i>.
William Hhephard. Middlesex.
Fr.ujk slator, Donegal.
John Studeba.ker, Worth.
Oh** Tinker. Cheiry.
John VmiHil. Donegal.
W F Wick CUv.
C'bri-t Walter. Jxckaon.
J 0 Zie r !er, Jack-on.
Notice Extraordinary.
PerwuiM deeinnir to have their Old Furniture
repair d. or N'-.v Work m.ide to order, aim a*
vlnfic Standi-. Book <'a.wn. Wan!robe«. Olticc
Oeekn. Office Tablet*. Ac..wonlddo well to call on
A. I*. WILSON,
Prf\ctic?l Cabinet Maker.
I hold that a piece of furniture maiie by hand
worth two tuude by machinery, and will co*t
out liitlo mor . il any. Then why not have hand
male? All »ork made in the latent Htylc* and
of the bei t material 1 guarantee en'ire nat
infaction in i-tvle, workmanship and price. Give
ruo a call. Shop on Mifflin ctreel four doom
went of Maiu street, a id opposite A Trontman'i)
xtore, Butler. Pa. *epl7-ly
11. Itielcel,
LIVK'U X CKKB NTMUiK
JEFFERSON STIiKKT.
WEST OF I.OWHY IIOL'MK, HI TI.KK, PA
Havintr removed nil my stock the
above Stable, tin; public are r. J pect-
I'ully invilrd to call.
Tin- best Ilor.-es. Cnrriiipt-H. Bug
gies, &<•. kept coui-tantly for hire.
Open all hours, day ami night.
FOR SALK.
will buy ii oiK-liiill inicrcM in a good titi
iner' in Fitlvburirh. One who know* KOllll
'tltiig al» ui fnrndnif.preferred. An boneM IIIHI
ai(lt ilie alHive iiiiMiant will do well lo iidnri
tiy letter, svillll J"HNt», one S. M
Ufl I.lbetiy »lr*el, Pitl-bnri'li, Pa. piu^7-l)
Ui pv i :WK WANT YOI in crory
ilj iN I | County,lo aell our ».*• At -
TOM ATI* CAltl'ET SW i I l-Klf. You fitu niiike
from £3.uv to *'-mi |* r dii> the year rnuiid. i.oml
profit- Uliil rajild -.< • >. Capi-al not nere-xar. if
vIIU LtMi HuriiiaU kfnal relerence*. Alldie** .it once
©tttUf "Eitisfi-u t Antler, SU., 20, 1881.
Dining Cart for eaiinu purposes on!?. Oneother
creat feature of our Palace < ars is a bMOKINtt
SAI/HIN where you can enjoy your "Havana
at all hours of the <lay. . . .
Magnificent Iron Bridges span the Mississippi
and Missouri rivers at all polnta crossed by tht»
line and transfers are avoided at Council llluns,
Kan i *as I ity. Leavenworth. an<l Atchison, con
nection beinif made in Union nepfjis-
THE PltlN" lI'Al. It. H- (.ONNKCTIONs OF
THIS GREAT THROUGH U.NE AKE AS
i l i \niCAGO. with all diversrinff lines for the
At KN'II.KWOOI). with the L. S. ft M. S- and P.,
Ft. W. A<\ R. Itds. ,
At WASHINGTON HEIGHTS, with P., C. ft St.
At LA SALLE, with 111. rent. B.K.
At PEOKIA. with P P. ft : P. I>- ft E.; I. R. A
W : 111 Mid : ami T. I*. ft W Rds.
At KIM K ISLAND, with "Milwaukee ft Rock
Island short Line," and Rock Isl'd ft Peo. lids.
At DA VENPOKT. with the Davenport Division
' At WEST I.IIiEKTY with the 8.. f. R. ft X. R. R.
At i> KIN NELL. With I entral lowa U. K.
At DEB MOINES, with I>. M ft K. D. R. R.
At < oi'NriL ULCPFS with Union Patillc R. R.
1 At OMAHA, with li. ft Mo. It. It It. in Neb ■
At ( OLt MBrs JUNCTION.with U..< . It. A V H.R.
At OTTCMifA, with 'entral lowa It. K ; W.,
St. L. ft Pac and < . U ftQ.lt. Hils.
At UI.UK("K. with Tol.. Peo. ft \%ar.: Wab.. St.
Louis ft Pac.. and St. L . Keo. x S.-W. It. Kds.
At ' AHE RON. with H.St..I H. R.
At ATfHisoN. with Ateh.. Topeka ft Santa le;
, Au h ft Neb. and t en. IJr. U. P. It. Itds.
At LEAVENWORTH, with Kan. Puc., and Kan.
' CITY, with all lines for the West
and Southwest.
;ssaEKMs^g
j[ :\ .'s| \i. % ><i m
m f\ -11
m 1 vf r w ■'
TJ HF* t'rU R23
.—nm -
Cot'B t, 9. Colds, Surn Throat. Bronchitis
A»t ma. C'nsi mptioii a» d All Dirjaits
ol IHROAT an ! LIiMGS
Put up in Quart-M/e Hollies, for I'. inily I' r.
Si'Tiiilleallv nr>'p:iri'd of ll.« I- :i I>l Toiu. Crystnl
11/ ed Jjock faiidv UM Kve. ;ind oihertonlcx. Tie
Formula In kuovn to our be»t phyxiciana, is hl(.'h
|y reiroiiiliiei.rled by tlicui. and Ibe nnitHMs of oui
liio-t niouillieut I'IK.IUIHI, Prof. (I. A. MAIfINKII.
11l I illcago. In on the lube! n eveij utile. It i
well kliov II lolhe medical piof' •m llial TDI.I
IHM K and V. .-.ill Mb-rd th- i relief foi
( OIIKII.<. l o! K. fiitlneii/n. P.roi.rhit;s. v Tliroal.
VVeiut I.ling*. ii!«o I on umpllou, ill Hie ificlplenl
and advaueed «!ageK.
p«.-d aHI VKH/01. and A I-I'KTI/.I I!. II make
a dellgfi ftii loiile tor family use. I-, pieaiaut to
take : If we'ik or lleli|lll::K-d. it given tool:, activity
and slrengih to the whole huiiitin frame.
(R\ \ I[N > UON'T L:K I>M<-KIVFD
\ • I* * * •!)>' tuipiiiielpllet det'l
er* wbo try to palm oil upon you Hock &. Bye j
in place of our TOIL HM K AMI If v;-. which /
Is Hie only mediealed article made, the genu- /
ine having :i goveriiment stamp on each bollle '
I,A\Vi:i:NIT; & MAKTIN.
i.toii .Street, i'hleago.
VfT" A>k your l»mggl-t for It!
jr. r "'V k your Hrocer for if !
t iff" A-!< your Wine Merclnml for it !
tA' r " Chlldr'-n. ask your Mamma for it !
tier-Sold by DKl't;GlsT*,<:i:<M'ET.s.itid WINK
MI K1 IIA NTS everywliet and by I.AWKKNCK
.sl MAitTIN, No. IS Barclay .St.. New York.
Of i Vi, >lir.
WABA«H, IN' I> NA.
The Pade «re Felling well. Ilnvo t r veral old
c!ironi< - ea«en of Kidney trouble lining thetn and
lliev report an iin| lovcnw nt arid think much ol
litem. A. L. hOIiIMX K & CO. DruggiaU.
CtronTIWY. I FX \H.
Your Pad IIMH done me more pood »b«n any
Remedy I ever UKed. JAH. B CALI.A WAY.
MT. Mlt'H.
Your Pad II*H cured me of Pain it the Back
and Kidney Trouble. M. .1. HOUGH.
Addrenn
DAY KIDNEY PAD CO.,
HOLE PKOI UIKTOKS,
TOI.EDO, - - - OHIO.
•I. V. KF.IIK K. Agent lor Huiler f "o.
O.ITLi 7T SZte O
' 1 H'I.IIUXPIIII
W '-aßy. tt Sl.N(>hli. I initfi»r Ui is
I'f'ZXf 7/TV " rk " /{ ><■• I
rttvH MA ■ ■■"•n-r-y
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Battle Creek, Michigan,
MAXTTFACTCBKIiS OF THE OJTLY GISUIXI
- CRS,
Tractior, ar.d Plain Engines
r.nc" Horse-Powers.
Moet Coaci>l6i#^i*k7os-■ rl iittory Eatrihlißhed
In t -.c -.Ve i l. » 1843
S\ f\ 'J r'r i! fc -i'-iout and ntrrcfl'u! htimi.
\t l i ' b * '.!!■« of DEiue,
■|/r --■ .jf i.t, or 1- - to -'back Hp" tK§
C '.iiipi' • ' - \t-::
i iacsl liunLnainca
fvcrwsaintiw hnna ..*• uarket .
, J. .! . . 4?l f*'*T M an-i
f.ir 1,• • \vith rpsri<~>r cualitU* t* eonrfrue*
". V i"'" ru '
y, - lr * V, ;>»- «tor- 1: 111 <> to 1 - uor»c
cc; acity. rv»c«r.
iv. -tV -♦*• .• i;i • »I r«< -Power*,
c rp/i iffV"; ! ' v ° r "wS
• .. . ' r(r ai uiiicU to » u.'t the to
j " ri f our rcschixxry.
v -.
7 ' '"'tntever
l • .i. tm NM»» &!
F».. ."('■•.ell ;-re in-.-iSod t
.iug- JiicLiacry.
»
KiC:i . ASS & CO.
. u'3 Crsek. Micn"* a »»
«>l' J-"alr
<i i' W 'r'v i«r a 1-ii(' '' llfl-
;*:-3P«-Si 7. 2S«I.
POOK. A( ( O'l'NT.
G 11. Gibson i It. W. arnhart, I,r
\mount rtv't ived i»v G. 11. Giiwwi $1,325 0
' It. W. IJarnhart.. +>o 0
$1,725 0
C'r.
Paul to Maxin. pniiper..s 1« *•'» 40
Paid to Mr Rii l.arJs pauper 12 20
Paid lo Mrs I.Mvrenoe for
r».-ivi«l W illiains.. 01 *>o
Paid to Mrs Wliitf for board
ir:'.' David Williams 73 75
vMidwin it Murks clothing
for David Williams 0 60
i P Conway «t l»ro, ilour tor
Mr- F'-tJi-r 7 10
Bc<-t(, Hotir i"i Mr> I • ;tt*r. 8 7~>
f C..l!ir"< !'• r l> .:ini-
Mr... I'.ri-tlior- 1"' : 50
. .r«», clotliing
for Mr- Br«i«hi*r< 12 00
I' Hunt, -h . . for Mr Iro
tii-r- 2 tJ)
I A Font m'.-licim* fur s 0 «»••»
I II It I; -r: -.;<-l tor mn.!. *rr. « <>)
I W K« -,»«•. -roreries "> 35
I A Foot, i:i--i ei»«r 20 75
'I K BiruUui I i • -1. 1 <"
I II iitinn.io'l in erv's.. 19 0J
I || - nttn'i . i; • I • rv i>o 0.)
I \ Foot, li. ilifi* » 25
P R •• •' . 7 .;.{
H n-I'itin, tran«]' rtation of
Mr* >'a u-rn.aii 16 00
.1 .. i- lie . . I 7:1
Mrs Witl ri.ii.ii inujier 1 t)U
\|rs Wiiliit:i:N j>aii|).-r 1-' 00
f)r llarppr, 11: J. <-rv r.B 2(J 00
li I) :*ni & !-••* ■ t '•<* <"i ■i 25
I N Filiiinn, "•■•[liu <t --tirou I
for Eil l'u-'h 50 »;0
<t cltiliiihir.... l-> HO
fiimfman it V.iirks 1 25
Mrs K< i'!:u), for fi-rviccs 7~> 00
.1 C Ilay, justices fee 2 tut
»1 II i. « rr, medicim- 2 00
W C Fo.-l'-r, uicl. -< rvic ... * 00
*. W ll"'ot, hou>c rent jiauper 1-' 00
Duviil llariiliiut, lioti-e rent.. 'i 00
-am'l • 'niton lioukii for pau'r 25 (K»
Irs .lumis, f«.r tr :o-oortat'i> 12 :>*)
•»« Koiunl, jii'tii-t: W
i i: Kirchiirtz for coflla ami
shroud lor ile tiia le. 1 iiim 30 00
' K Kirehnrtz for ' "ffiu uiul
shroinl Melissa 1 r-.... * r .'JO 00
'.V N llo> i, irnn-portati n of
Mrs GIII hi 4!) 73
H' P Ilo>pita!, ineilical at
teniliiiice, «tc 110 70
Jack Ilarn an. forsu|iportiug
Tiios I! Harvey 103 .0
-t. I'anls It 1' (J A.-ylni for
In,aril of .lohu AmoM 52 irft
I ri- Webster, |>au]Hrr 1U 00
i'riivelin/ ex|> . <> oi G II
(til soii nvrrcr 12 HI
M-rv's G II Gib*- n t"r 17 Ulm. 35 t.O
WI) Kelly groctiit 1 - lor Mrs
Fit Ms 7 57
IV It Kellv •• nceri " for Mrs
I'icliiir'U... ..'. CO 42
\\' I» l\i llv rroc rie< for Mrs
O'Neu -17 58
•V I) K» Hi Tnim-vW Mrs
Tin'"' 1 HO
\V It Kelly xv •< ri« l"r Mrs
Gilifi ti o'' l 81
l> ri bart, r 1.1 :m<l lluur... 75
r M Kaf.tmftn, ati'y fees 1 00
I M'l.nu. lilin rrv'- In pau'r 7 20
F SeliWi iyer for l o>.t.s aiel
sin i.'. M i . Hieliaril - 2 50
(' l> Alilintrer, meil ; eine 2
A II Siinp-on, lmrilwnrc lo 03
15 Frederick, ilry l'ho»Is 1 10
It I. Patterson, med. nrrv's... 8 00
Westernian Pros, dry W"'dw.. 4 1!)
' A Md'a i.ey pud. ervices 'J 00
Wi '-ternian Bro«, store lioieij 1 68
It it 1 o, tran portafion 2i 00
Wcsti rnimi ltr<dry goo<l<.. 2 70
Wottermon Bros, di v (roods.. 6 !«8
' >\'( r ceis ol tinr. Millerstown 8 CO
VVesti;rninn Bros, <lrv gocxls.. 8 01
l> I. Rankin, j;roui;d rent 12 Oj
It W Baridiart, coal, <S r is (is
It W l!ai* liart, eoal, Ac 2 00
It W li irnliart, eoal, Ae 7 70
it W Barnhnrt, coal, Ac 10 41
Traveling expin -s of It W
Burnliart, 01 r-eer J 25
Services of It W Baniliart for
10 day 20 00
("a.h in hands of <i II ti.li.on 34 40
" " It W I'arnhart 12 50
ttOAO ACCOCXT.
M L Banks and I > < • M'l.aiiglilin, Supervisor
Dr.
To amount of duplicate $2,908 ?!
C'r.
Ain't road tax worked $1,781 93
Ain't of exonerations granted 370 71
Cash paid for labor and ma
terial by M I< Banks 115 77
Cash paid for l»bor and ma
terial by I» C• M 7f 38
M L Banks 90 days service... 180 00
I) <i M'l.autfhlin 65 ds s< rv'c 1 'JO 00
Ain't of cash paid B S Pan
kin, trea trer 270 00
root: TAX.
Wm Wilson fr> r 'r of poor fund, I)r.
Rec'd from I(' Pay, lormer treas'r $ 807 !«
Itec'd from II A Mcll;hlin col 1878 15 ()■
H' e'd from .lame ( oliin.. e.d 1879 32H 0<
Itec'd from B ltaukiii,ril 1880 500 Of
$1,711 0:
Cr.
(j II fiibson, overseer >1,175 <K>
It W Burn hart 400 00
Audiloi-i 43 (HI
Treasurer's percentage 32 3*l
BS ltankiu, present treas'r.. 00 60
We, the undersigned amlitors of FuirvieM
town-liip, Puller coiinly, l'a., do certify tba
the nliovi' accoiini - corn et to the best of oui
knowledge and belief.
.1. It It A SKIN, )
H I < A M PBKLL, r Auditors.
BSPWKI.V, j
Audited March 19th, 1881.
FOR SALE:
A ; 00 I four-iooin fi nun house, two town lott
and
warn OFGRGUNO.
nil . '.7■ n<-r-»«• !. HitllMtr- ill Pr.terxvilie: I'utler Co.,
PH. , if 11.1 mie. Po.-senioii on tlisl of April next
J*'i r u iin- ed'liWM the nialoieiyiied at llsriuo
i.y, Buller Co.. Pa.
'|»iil2; in BI DOLF BAKNHABT.
JAM KS J. CA MI'IiKLL,"
Oltice in Fiiirvii'" borough, 111 I'dlngrapb
OiUee.
•ultj i>M,x>win t. 0., Uutior Co., t*.
- -« J. PALMER ONE IL & CO.
16S ?7H
To meet the demand for a reliable hard close shooting breech load
♦ r, at a moderate price, we now offer a line of FINE GUNS, fr™ir
at the following
Greatly Heclxieecl Prices:
1.-bore. 10-bore.
Xo. 845, C. G. BOXEIIILL, Top lever, double bolt, bar rebounding' looks, low set hammers, solid stri
kers, pistol grip stock, patent fore end, skeleton butt plate, tine Damascus barrels, choke
bored, finely engraved and Snisn d - -- -- -- -- - $45 00 | SSO 00
Xo. 850, do. do. With extension rib fastening 50 00 j 55 00
Xo. 855, do. do. Challenge brand with horn heel plate elaborately engraved 55 00 ! 00 00
All lhe>f> truas have raided level ril>*. ami the 10 bore* are made extra heavy ami « de at breech, r:>nsfi in weight from I» (<• 10 !>•-., mak
ing an a<linir:»l)le gun for duck ami trap shooting where heavy charge- are necessary. Any of the*e truu> will be Pent O. !>., with privilege of
examination and trial on rei:ei]it o a remittance Miilieicut to cover express charges t.i your place ami return. No deviation will l.<* mode from
these prices under any circumstances. li.T>aug7mJ J. PALMKR O'NEll. A CO.
WHY DOES
A I r!th often break d-jwn at an early age? Put a man at the wi J . '
• ■in i :• hot fcUtlJ unt.l every pore is opened; then let hixu stan<l «• -r ;
* r < ir-»m raiding and boiling: clothes, that are full of sweat a::«l exi •
... —ivl Ll* Lwaliii too would break down before long; and yet this moit tvrrii>;« r«.-
A WOMAN
M,p through vr!lh on wash-day; and. besides, with her clothing Wet fr i vcrsp;iv
!' ■ 1. i work, .she Las to risk her life by going out in the air to hans i.;> the <Vi! t -. !.*
' ic ->t at work are in the unhealthy atmosphere; its smell, so apparent Mv. i a
I: : t i it iindii its way through the house—the family, however, olten l-e«.. rniiijt ; • re-.
to the peculiar o<lor from its own wash a* not to notice it. Thc.-e lac'-; rci- 'iiy i :•
• a a uay many women suffer with olds, rheumatism, weak nerves, cr neural;,'.-. :i
LOOK OLD
v.? :!c yet young in year?, and physicians and boards of health cannot <*.r:lv. cttcul.c*; t jo
n rlv to the injurious effects of the usual way of washing, with Its r.e essary Mean cr 1
5 -Jl iiiiz or boiling to get the clothes pure and sweet-smelling, especially a i it ij without dot.; t
itten ti.e direct cause of those dreadful diseases, diphtheria, consumption, and typhoid fever.
Fortunately thi■> trouble can be avoided; scalding, boiling, steam n'.d all difa^reeul: j
from the wash completely done away with; clothes made sweet and be&utifullj v.hfte;
fr .mt'i; saving hi j'cel the loath dune at lettsuft tto n even when home-made woap i* wrd, and v rj-much
SOONER THAN
by Iho old way, by u-ting FRANK SIIJDAJLLS SOAP,— a Poap BO purifying and c'.etn <iix
that the dirtiest clothing can be washed in lukewarm water with very little rubbintr, snd
<:.,lhrs, be<i<lins? and utensils used by the sick disinfected and cleansed u.thout . itiier
f-.tiding "r boiling, while the work is so light that a girl twelve or thirteen years ( ! a; ■ • :tri co a
la; .-c wash without being tied; and yet so mild and healing Is this Soap that ft-r t '< . 1
shavirjr it lias no equal, and physicians advise its use In preference to imported f'L-til.- i.a
wounds and sores, and to wash the youngest infants, as well as for persons v* ith de.:< ate -k'n.
Now that there is a remedy for this, to eoonomieal that Vie poorest cm nte it, there l - c t a ivt maji ot
A MAN
is not directly interested in having used in their homes, in sidle of prejudice. THAT
WONDERFUL WAY OF WASHING CLOTHES, which does away with the haul WORK it'E I.MVS
tin, ii and fearful steam on wash-days, makes the white piece* whiter, colored pieces brighter 1
flannels softer than they can be made by washing the old way, leaves the hand' SMwth c;: gu
to do f mo tew ing and wvery article as clean, as sweet and as puro as if never worn.
-VTESTIMONIALSK'
II. E. BOWI.ES, M. D., Hammonton, N. J.,
F/iitor South Jertry RtjytMWsm.
Mv attontioo was called to FRANK SIDDALLB
FDAP from an advertisement in my own paper,
and its lis* in my bouse for nearly a year, according
to tiie directions,has proved that Its remarkable
L .-&- rti> i h:\vc uot been overstated. For remov
injr |.r ntjr.it Ink it is Invaluable, while for toilet
sad shaving it is tae beat Hoap I have ever seen.
Fro in MM. n. L. KKSTON, Northfield, Vt
T <:•> my wash with FRANK SIDDA I.LS SOAP In
I fr the lime and with no expense for Hoap, cut the
tn inn in fat I more tturn pay* for it. I have no steam
r vent from tiie wash, while the saving in
;il!ii. clothes and labor can hardly be estimated.
I'rom E. YT. ST AX TO*, 1506 X. 20th St., Philada
We are rcofldeut, from a lone experience t»
:..K ind iccdUiinending FRANK HIDDALIJa
'. 1", that one trial, according to the very ea>t
or! ::t«l directions, will overcome all prejudices. Ft
• :.%c nas wonderful merit (br shaving, toll jt,
The following are the Direction* for Vac, so simple thai a child can understand them.
l>ont do anytliing so ridiculous as to buy the Soap unlets you Intend following tLcm.
y-.c rtO pnnltlvrly forfeited if it injure* the: elottveu, trr trill not do everything eialmr-T.
First, pnt the white clothes in a tab of water, only made warm enough to be co:nl< r:a!>!e
:• lite hands. Then take one piece out at a time on the wash-board, rub the Soap
jver it, roll it up and put it back into the same tub, and so on with each piece until/.)!
nave the Soap rubbed on them. Then go away and let them soak at least twenty minutcw,
without touching them, when the dirt will all be loosened, and a very little rubbing en
the wash-board, out of that one suds, will make them perfectly clean, being particular lo
turn eaob piece while wauliing so aa to get at the seams. Then wash lightly on the .r,i
board, through a lukewarm rinse-water (without any Soap,) so as to get the dirly sues
Then put through blue-water, and on the line, without scalding or boiling a tingle jm
Afterward put flannels and colored pieces to soak, and wash them exactly the sarir
It is important not to heat the wash-water in a tin, brass or copper kettle. A t.
will heat enough water for a large wash with this Soap.
Just Think What You will Save by this Easy Way of Washing !
No Wash-boiler! No Steam! No Smell of Suds through the H
It Juts the remarkable Property of keeping the Dish-Cloth, Wash-I>u
Sponge always Sweet, and of Washing Freely in Ilard Water.
-H BOLD BY OROCERBH*-
jef a Cake and Try it for Yourself next Wash' Day.
, Points where this Soap la not yet Introduced a Trial Cake will be sea' L>v
Mall, on receipt of Price, (lO Cents j, In Money or Stamps.
"T&ET* FRANK SIDDALLS SOAP,
■*«<* "M.LOWHILL ST.. PHILADELPHIA, PA,
i
S 3 - £>
4 » <t> z?
> 3 r O
?2 w <
33 M mm*
a H Q m u,
7 -3 g 3D cd &
5 " 5 < , L
3s < J
2 >
2 f § xi v r
x 5. * rn
? Pco o E>-
i ET M T) X t *
S 3 v rn O «
s d O 3T" 2
p tc 60 li Z2 %
> g > (j) k rr
S IQ o " L
=1 8 r
> Em «»
> § 5 '
H H Qo
i P P ±
BUTLER C()UNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Office Cor. Main and Cunningham Sts.
3. C. ROESSINfI, PRKBIOENT.
WM UAMI'HELL TKKASI KKK
II (J. IIKINEMAN, SK<IBKTAHY
DIKECTOKS:
J. IJ. I'urvls, I K. A. Helmholdt,
WilHiim ('ampbcll, ; J W. MurUhurt.
A. Troutrtian, Jacoh Hchoene,
O. 0. R««aslti(f, j John Caldwell,
Dr. VV. Irvln, i J J <-'r«»ll
J. W. Christy 11. ('. Helnt tnan.
JAS. T, M'JUNKIN. Gen Ae't-
RTTTT.ZET?. PA
"ITKSBV«. ii A I i.
FIJI RfHMIFF TIIIOR,
CO». I'ENN AND SIXTH HTREFTH.
Pitiutnrrght I'a
and all household uses, and as it beoon.ii more
generally known, must have au Immense (ale.
From MRS. K. STOCKWELL, Uammonton. N. J
FRANK BIDDALLS SOAP has been us.-i iy
my house for the last V'Ven months, and by itillow
Ing the printed directions, we hnd it to do evory
thlng claimed on the wrappers. We have not
scalded or boiled a single article, onJ tA" el-. {fir t
rare vMter and tweeter tlum when uxuhe.l i n tl*
old wny. "My husband, who Is a ilealer I.< r".
has a steady demand for thu Soap Jivni lis
customers.
From HANAOKS OF DEXTER LAUNI>RV. ad <*■.*.'*
Street, Corner C Street, N.W., Warblngton. I). C.
No laundry or family can afford to be without
FRANK BIDDALLS SO AP. We follow din.-
Hons and use no other Soap, and haw a reputation
second to no laundry In Washington for white
clothes; the superior work wi* have b'rn cni.hUd
to turn out having seemed ys t(i;' trade ot some c.l
the best gentlemeu's furnlshiug store la the city.
x Han been In constant ■**&«£ ■{
_> /• • -Si
/ u»e liy fli < public jJ, v i-i
/ » .' t'' v'•
I for oror twenty year*, \. V /!'"/>
Mil i< the l>ent nrpii.irullcn « ■
l> . ;a
ever Invented for ICKSTOK jj 1
INO OKA* H AIK TO IT - ! SiiltO I
YOUTHFUL COLOit ANI» I.'KiJtT
V lifk. yj'„, ~
V C! < iu:ct j
/ It aiifiplloa tl»o nut lint! (f I
j fuuil Mini color to tl.e In. I r ij fj;(i I
j glwilllll without Ntnilliilg: the , f !-'- , j
: nkiii. It nlli Incrian* ami ,i ■" '
j J PI- .
| thicken tnu growth of (Ii« . * .
I linir, prevent Ita lilnmlil'i; ,<i <
' and falling otT, mill tl.u* C)Utf> ;
V AVEia BALD.NKHS. } £'< ■'
> ' '
!It niiro* Itching, Krny- , '
tlou* uii'l liuinlrufV. A-* i I i t
HAIR imKfeftfNG Ui«v< > j; ?
deiiriiblOi Riving tlio - \ •
nilk • 11 nil
Hdiiilrts !♦ kwn* Ihi lic*h«l !'*
1 clriin, iiwect mikl J •
GUCWNCHAMS DV £
WHISKERS j
will change lh« liraril to n liltOWN 01
i'.I.ACK at discretion. Ileitis Iti <■><•> '
preparation It Is easily nppll'd, a.-ul i
produce* a permanent color tlirtt vi!l I
| not wiiMh off.
" l ItKI'AUKI) i;v
R. P. HALL & CO., NASHUA, N. H.
Sold by all Dea ers in •diclna.
Union Wcolen Mills.
I would de*ire to call the attention of the
public to tlie Union Woolen Mill. Butler, I'a.,
where I have new and improved machinery for
tlie manufacture ol
Barred and Gray Flannels,
Knitting and Weaving Yarns,
anil I can recommend thrni a* being very dura
hlc. an they are manufactured of pure Butler
county wool. They are beautiful in color, Ml
pcrior in texture, and will be wold at very low
price* For sample* and price* iiddte**,
H. FUI.I.r.RTON,
|„194 l»\ Under P»
tf- c 4_ tnniirr ilhv al home. Samples wortfc
TO free. AilOtcm Siti«»o.< 4 to,,
I'lMhrtntyMailm
(1 O-«*
Port Wine
IN THE PRINCIPAL CI TVLI* SFOR O MINIMUM
PURP* MS.
L"TC« L'RN« FOR J J (H<H IITXL U ENK')
I'CI'KOUIT »U«L FLIC IG. (!.
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Ul*—* \*. .•; ./R-R. -.:£ •-••' ;.J
*£-■■ "V. • | .
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SREER'S ROUT GRAPE WINE
KOL'K YEAKS OI.I>.
THIS (>:•■! RATED >.';IT!VE V\LIE IS LIIADC IRCN: TH
■ JLIII I UI II.HIT <l||(,< ;R:.| I' -1': 1 L! IN TILLS EIMOU'
IKS LTUNIUL.L*
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ACT<T. UML PIIRTSISC'OF ILI • W.RTELI 'IT!)', ILI-.-X OF IJ:
GRATW FIOTN WLAELL II IS TNADF. LOR J.UILTV. H'IEL.IIES
FLAVOR 111 P MECHIIT.IRAL I'RO|HTILES, IT \IILL LIE ICUM
UNEXCELLED.
WI L R, I:
IF. J". EA IR. A 2ST JD Y
THIS DI!ANI>Y STANDS UNRIVALED INFILL* COUNTRJ
IM'IHK JAR MIIK RIOR FOR II:EDIEITIL»' PIIRIX»U-S.
IT IS A I I I:K ILNTCN.ION FIOM TIN' K^'L ,E A'- 1
CONTI'IN.S VIILIIIITILC MCDIOIIIIAL IIROJICRLLC!.
IT LIAS A RTHIRATE LLXVUR. S!IML«R TO TLIAT OF IH
KR.II»-S FROM VLILRH IT IS (MSTLLLCD. '.MIL IS IN GRPA
FAVOR ;UN<'I!G FLR.M-RLUSS FAMILTCS.
SE.- TLIIIT TLIE SIGNATURE OF AI.I KEI) BPICEK. I'A.S
SAL' - . N. IS OVER THE «'ORK <>F EACH LIOLTLC.
NOLD BY IK 11. TTHLLKK.
APRIH-LYR
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• PRONIAUIS LIEACIIII,; LOR TVCI V» ;-:!V
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[OUT L»Y THE CONST;»NT ANTL V RN, '»{' V»" ::R »»OIK A
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OUNTERI-A* BE >•» E C::R *I;TI.;TURC IS ON TH : OUT- 1
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PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM.
TLITI IT-SI A M(-»T IROAOTIIFCAL II»LR L)RR«KLOF
TO THE HA R *M.J J.. THE 1 M WILL B ? I NND
FAR N: --E MT. ' • *U / THAN ANY O'.HTR PRRPAR.;:ION.
N>IRT KA<!I TO I*T *;T ' ; RNYOR FRTILCD I'ALR
TO 'HF IT . '"-.IL • I >R AR ! IS WARM" *D TO
J • X • | I .IT I| - 111.«I ,; NG
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TRADE <F/MAS!T,
GUENTHER'S L'JN3 £" " V
CUR 33 COITJUII?I: V
SPITT'N» OF PLORI.I, BRORIRBITTS, A-TH-IR, (
A ..I A I «1:JO. DP* i,( TU«> I'A.M.I. tiy I'.- . •
53 CENT* R.|J.5 ; *> J
GUUNTK..!? & CO. I'RO'N ,I« :>
38 FIIFE FL»NVI» PIRFS •' 1 *
INK LOUR DRNKRIHL FOR 11.
A LECTURE I'D YOUNG MEN
A LECTURE ON TLI« NNTME. TRE»TRAI NT »IID UVL
IC»L EURO OF HCTUIIITL W(II»KNI'HH. <»R H|>I>RUI»TOR
RLIU-» INDUCED BJR HCLF-A! TTCC LUVOTNUTARR RNIIX
HIONN INIFIOTCIICY, NERVOUS DI-LNIITIOH. AND FM
PE<LINIOIIIN TO MAIRUKE GENERALLY ;
V.JIILRJ'FV AN - FITN ; MN TAL AND PLIVMRAL IU-CA-
T)«CITY, AC BY HOHM.T J. CDLVKUWELL,
M TL , AUTHOR OF TLIE "ORTEN FIOOK " AC
4'LIE V>ORLD-RI'PO»IIFD T>UTJIOR. IN THIN ADMIRABLE
LECTIN, CLEATLY |ITOV<>H FROM Hl* OWN EXPERIENCE
THAT THE AWFUL COIIMQU« LIEEN OF KELR-AHNI-E MAY
LIE EFFECTUALLY R<NIOV»D WITHOUT DAIIGEROUA ATU
KTCAL OPERMIOUA. IMMIGIEN, INATRUIDEIITI., RNIK". OR
CORDIALX : I<OINMI>K OUT A MODE OF CURE AT ONCE
CERTAIN AND EFFECTUAL, BV WHICH EVERY MIFFCIER,
NO NMTTER WHA' Hl* CONDITION M»Y L«, MAY CURE
HINI-ELF CHEA|ILY. PIIVATELY AND RATLIRALLY.
•UTTIIIM LECTURE WILL PROVE A IKIOU TO TLIOU
RTIID" AMI THOUNAND".
HUNT, UNDER NXAL, IN A PLAIN ENVELOPE, TO ANY
AIL<LREI-K, ON RRCEIPT OF *IX "•NTM OR TWO P.O-TAGE
ALANIPA- WE HAVE ALUO A AURE CURE FOR TA|«
WONU. AILDRRXA
THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO ,
41 ANN 8R . NRW VOKK. N Y.:
FEHTL-LY POM OLTLEE LIOX. 4!>«
LLOTIRF.
WHEREIN LETTER*, TERTAMEIIT.IIY LIAVO BEEN
|-I*LI LL TO THE UNNER*TGI ED ON THE ESTATE OF
J<*IIU'H MILFOTD. LATE OF AI!EGH<U:Y TOWIW-HIP
HUTLER FUTILITY. I'A . DEE'D. ALL UERVOLI* LIIIOWING
TL.ENINELVE LNDI L TED TO NANL E*TATE WILL PH-ANE
IINIKE PROMPT PAYMENT, AND ANY HAVING CLUIM*
AK"LIIRT THE RAN.O WILL INEI*< LIT TI E KMIIIO DULY
AULHEUTICATED TO THE UUUEIMGIICD F< R SELTL< MI NT.
J. P. MIL H' I L>.
T. J MIL MJJTL>,
PATKRR* LANDUV I* U., PA,
JYR,- „ |H A JOIOH.
»IUNTICE OL TLU* PENCE
MUII, HIR«N*T, ll|-|IO» LI« NWOOKE,
/ITIA ZTUI PA.
TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
VTI.CK, KARKfi CITT AND i'AHKEK RAILROAD
Trains leave Butler for Bt. Joe, Millerstown
Kurns City, IVirolw, Parker, etc., at 7.27 a. m.
| and 2.25 and 7.20 p. m.
i Train* arrive at Butler from the al*>ve named
points »t 7..7 a. m.. ana 2.15, and 7.lft p ra.
Ttie 2.15 ttain connectiWMilh train ou tbe West
. Pcun rtj ui 'bmnirb to Uttshurgh.
MIENANOO ASM AI.I.KUUKNT HAII.HOAD
( Tr.iiu.- leave HiiliardV Mill, Butler county,
| tor Harrfevilic, Greenville, etc., at 750 a. in.
; and 2.25 p. :n.
1 tains arrive :.t Milliard's Millii at 1:45 A. M.,
, and 5:55 p M.
hacks to and from Petrolia, Mi-rUnshurg.
Fain lew, \lo locai <1 T'ontiiinti, coiicri l ut Hi!-
laid with ail ir.iin.- • •»» the £ Ai A road.
I'BNMiVJ VAMA HAIIKOAD.
Trainc leave Bullet jPutler or l J ittfl«tirj;h Time.)
Market il 5 Of! :: ll> , com Ibroojli lo Alle
gheny, itr.:viii!; at M.Ol h ill Thi» train con
• efts at Fret port «• it li Frecpoit Arro%Qioda
lion, which arrive*, at Allegheny at 8.20 a. 18.,
-ni'road thne.
Express aI 7.21 a. m„ connecting at Butler
.''unction, without change of cars, -it 8.20 with
Kxp.'W-s wei-l, arriving 111 Allegheny at V 56
i. m., and E\;:ri xs ewt arriving at Blsirsville
at 10 55 a. Di. railroad lime.
Uail at 2.2»> p. in , connecting 5t Butler Junc
tion without change ol care, with Exprees west,
arriving in Allegheny at 50! p. in., and Ex
press cast arriving at Blairsvliie IntcrMciloa
At 5 51 p. tu railroad time, which c< nnerts w'th
Philadelphia Kxpri-.s cant, when on time.
The 7.21 a. hi traiu coi.uccls at Ulairsville
it 11.05 a m. with the Mail east, and the 2.86
p. m. irnin at 6 5'J with the Philadelphia Ex
press east.
Trains arrive r.t Butlei on Won Penn U.K. at
'•.-V a. ni , 4.5s and 7.01 p. m.. Boiler tltn«. The
v'.'.fi and -lis trains connect with trains on
the liullcr <!t Parker R. R.
JUuitt line.
Through fains leave Pittsburgh lor the East
i 2.. Vi and a m. uiu 12 51, 421 ai d S.Ofl p.
~ uriiving at I'hl'adclphla at X.-10 and 7.20
in and 8.00. 7 0 and 7.40 a tu.; at Baltimore
i •mi the b-iU'C I ir.e. Nt New York thret; henrs
-IT, and at Washington about one aud u hall
iir» laii r.
rime ol HoWifltx €
riie ecvtiU Couith ol ilie county of Butler
E.T. i lice on tli" tiist Monday i f March, June,
pteiuiier and J>eceo<ber. and coutinne two
*e«kr-, or to long at- n ixsMtry to dirp««e of the
bii?:n<*H. No cuu-cr tre put down for trial or
<n\<rr.v jurorp tummoi.cd for the dm week of
-foe sovwal terms.
AT'FO RN 1Y I A3 LA W.
BUTLER, Pi?
~~ AM CORXKLIVS,
t/fflie with W. I> Brand'*!, B».rg Biiilduig, Main
Mli-ft. Bntlti. I'a.
J. T. Bill TTAIN,
01:'. cc v.iu. 1. 7.. Mitchell, nißir.r.nd,
A M. CI NMMJUAM. ' 1
e ::i y> Luw tfuiMiiUuligr, J*a,
8. il. PIEBBOL.
OftiCe oi / |. l>ir» t'l d. ltlddle lulltf.
!•«. novia
JOHN M. GUKKR.
Office c.n N. 11. euintr end. novlil
WM ii LU.-K,
Ottit'v Waii AV. (S, 11. lildjle, iJji;.
M£\\ T(LN \i,
Oiiict- ota l'.iiui'Mt, near IV.uit Hour*, couth
r-i.ie
K. I LIU Ml,
(•Dice in KKiv'ieV Li* Ouiltlltig.
b F.
OJficv 'V ltu.iwu » LM'. i.tajiiu'i;- (ruw^'7'
.? Ii i'c.i I > KiN.
Itpeol'il ult( lit 111 '.VI I to
.ppOfi.e V\ iliau. t!Hi;£i,
ii u. uiVedin,
Oflii-t noit>i-e.ir I eonicr ol Dtanioud, Bu'.h I
Pa.
11. H. GOUCHKR,
O.Tue ii. Scl'.iieiJeuiau's buildiug. up staua.
J. T DONLY
office i,cm Court Uouse. r 7t
W. D7BRANOOJf, '
obi 7-75 Office in ilorg's builduig
CLAIiKM CK WALK
Office in Biedin building- marl"—t
FERI) KKIBER~
Office iu Berg's uew building, Main strcet.apttl)
fM7 east :.a n~
Office in Bred in building.
ION, —r7=rr
Ofi uoMaiu stieet, 1 di or rcuth of Ckiurt Bona*
"" Jos. C. VAMDKRLiK,
Office Main Mtreet, 1 door south of Court iloua«.
" Win A. FOKQI'ER,
t. 1 office on Main street, opposite Vogeioy
Houxe.
OL'J U. WUiT^l,
Olßoe N. E. ct iner of Diamond
FIIAMIS 8 T'URVIANCK^
OOlac with Oen. J N. Purviauoe, Main street,
south of Court Uouso.
j. MciJ LTMvINT"
office in i>chiieid«!tnioi'B hnlldlng, west side ol
Main street, 2nd square Irom Court House.
~ A. Q. WILLIAM^
Office on I'iamond, two doom west of Cmzsa
office. ap36
T i'. CAMPBELL.
Of:'..-;> in Berg's noiv buiitliaic, 2d floor. frMl
lie Alain aiu feu doors south of Lown
BOOM. mar.S—tr
<: A 7& >I. SULLIVAN,
iituy? Oflicf h. W. oor. cl Diamond.
BLACK A BRO., I
Office oil Main street, one door south 0.l
P.rcdy Bltxk, Butler. Ta. (scp. 2,1874. ■
JOHN M MILLER 4 BRO, "I
Office in BrHri/'H Law Buil-liug, Main «troet,l
-outh of Court Hour-e. Edoe.nc O. Mh.lkb9
Notary Public. juu4 lyß
TIIOMAS ROBINSON, 1
BUTI.EB, PA. ■
JOHN H. NEOLEY, I
particular attention to trausactionfl
m real estate throughout the county. ■
Orrli-K on OIAMONII. NKAII CoDBT HoCSB, lIH
''m«i nriLMMn ■
kt. H. Etibtu/, ktNUKpr MAHIUU4®
I Late ol < llilo.). H
ECKLEY & MARSHALL. I
Office In Brady's laiw Bulldlnir ftcpt^7^B
C O.CH RISTIE, I
Attorney at Law. Legnl hnslnes*
tniiiMited. Collections made and
remitted. liUKiness corrcspondonco
att'Tidcd to and answered.
Offlee opposite /xiwrv House, Butler, Pa.
PHYSICIAN^
JOHN E. BYERS, I
PHYSICIAN AND surgeon!
my.'l-lyl ItUTI.KK. PA. H
JT)EN FISTS. I
D K JSTTISTI^
o|# WALDKtiN. (jrcduate of tbe Pbl^l
■ adelpl.ia Dental College,ls
• 11 «to do an\thing in tbe line of h^H
profession in a sntlsfsctory manner.
Office ou Main street, Butler, Union
up stslra. apll
»»wS r i»r , OI.DRN OA Wj
or Light on the tJreal Future in thia Life
li e Osrk Va'lev and in the Life Fternal.
I'KATFO BeU« fast. Pays over BB
s£*{ month ■
tpXUUKOK AGKNTS ■
He nil for circnlar and terms. Also send
of Mro or moVe l>ook agents and ten oenta
post of n ailing, and rtof ive the People's Ms*
sine of choico hteratnre free for 6 months.
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