m. t HMK|NSTira,!
TREMIT CODE STOVES
AND I* A (rK! I *.
ALSO AGENT FOR CRYSTAL PALACE .STOVES AND REPAIRS FOR SAME.
Bird Cage* Tinware, Wood and Willow War.-, Enameled and Granite Ware, Sewer l'ipe, 1 ire
C 'Roofiag^SpouTi'n g f and Heavy Sheet-iron work .lose at short notice below market prices for
-*• kftvinir manufactured to mv order, nice clean and smooth odd Piates to fit Bradley s j
cent* per pound. Give me a call and be convinced.
1 >r. e. lIOCKENSTEIN,
Main Street, Butler, Pi?.
iunels:ly
—--R EMOVA L. —
PORTER & DON ALDSON,
WHOLESALE MILLINERY
Have Removed to
NEW BUILDING,
260, 262 and 264 Liberty St., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Elevator Entrance. 2GL
Special attention"given to Pattern Bonnet*and Trimmed Hat*. Full line of Straw Good?, Rib
bout*, 8 II;?, Plover?, Nets and Lace-.
Hoop Skirt*, Coreeta, Craped and Lidles Nsck Wear, SPECIALTIES.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO ORDERS.
LARGEST STOCK. LATEST STYLES. LOWEST PRICES.
mar22,3tn .
Summer Co
At this season, various diseases of tlio bowels r.ro prevalent,
tiu-oogh lack of knowledge of a safj and turc remedy. PEluvi IJAVIS
PAIN KTT.T I.lt Li a sure ce.rc for Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Summer Complaint,
Cholera, Cholera Morbua. etc., and fa perfect';/ safe.
Read the following:
TlnvimnKC N Y Mmf'i 1331. OKEIPA, V Y., Fco. 19, 1881. -
PTHKY DAVIS" P.UK UILI.LI: tei*r J*<>>* M VTc 1 Pirrn urlnf t thirty yew' it
imsuimt relief for cnu'u;> and ivilli in t!m t tcmncii. al ./ny.; iint 'i lmu.«.trfo riliif. \» ou.d liardl} ilana
' ' JfKEP-f Cu;:!.! ,-r. U. toVl V. bout a boat., in Uj<^"^ pEBBy
HicnoLVTl.t.-:, N. Y., Feb. 2. I i. f-,:;,viTDOlio, S. C.,F<b. 2!. MAtl
The *nr •»! satiiicino I know ( 1 ic» Noar'y every lunaly iutiilx nectloa kct.i>s a bottlii
chotora morbus, ami i t.i tbortj-mijU. 11-ve )n t' folia Do. E. MOETON.
used it for yearn, and it 11 '-re <-i rc evt ry time. , ; «. <o:.'h(''.ATK,
JVI.IVH >.. CEIiELi). r.UK.nsn lUCHdA.Feb. 8,1881.
IfonraoMA.lOWA,March 12,1'°!. Xhav kn. v.nl'r.itnv DAVIS' I'AIS Kii-i.Kita'm.irt
I barenned»our I'AIX Ku.Lr.nli uvcrec» airf from th M*.ay it w::: Jntroducai.snd alter ycare of
luiitant relief. Il E. ' ALDT. iLU Uoufcclio'd 11 ta ia,Un/-rm.vAle ntrtt i<«.
j H . POTTEK, U. S. CormU.
CAttKr»VII.LE, (.A.. Feb. S& IBM. B-nTOS-OH-I'ItENT, Kno.
For twenty ynr.< X tsvo u. Ed yo.ir I AIN K. ...1... t h „ (1 rcV cr_l clays KnUurinß- severely from
In ray family. HavonsedU: a-ty thnf..f rlKiWcl Mx-oi.runtot v.ith ii ttuwMialn, when I
cqmplatnta,aiwfy r.fKaye rtm. \,oul<lnr4fuili ; ..o you.-r.vn; ]UL:.i:r.,cji:l fcimd rimrnttautant
without a boUlc la tic house. J. B. Ivni ,-■> JJ J HOOXK.
H\co "c, J-in. 22.1881. 21 MOVTAOUK ST ,I.ONI>O».KNO.
Baretwxl FmiDATIM' PAIT. KI/i.EB for tv.-e:vo uoe < t tvverity.three ytr* la I'-'lin,
y(«r». It 1* mf». ntre. ami riUn'.l,-. f.o mother i 11-sve fri*-cn it in taauy caacaof diarrhe a. djKen
attoold alto\7iti>kooulof thofcndl . tahr.iaiil cholera,end ucver tiiew It fail toiKjva
11. I. NATT.*. I r. 1-f. »'• tiannif.t.
No family ca.il aar.-'.y I>e -.Tlth-.at thta invaluable rrmnly. ltn price brings It
Wllliln tlie reach of all. For f'.le by all <;rt:;*lst-j at 5Uc. and isl.OO a bottle. <■ j
PKRRY DAVIS & SON, Proisrictors, l»iovicleucc, It. I.
18327 OLD ESTABLISHED HOUSE OF 1882.
JAMES SHIDLE & SON,
No. 59 ?MITIIFIKLI> STREET, PITTSBUBOH, PEKN'A.
GETEK C. SHIDLE.
Art Paper Hangings, Embossed Bronzes, Dadoes, &c.
nior92,3m
FURNI T U R E.
. A COMPLETE LINE OF
BETWEEN DEPOT JSI TD i3T^TIDC3-E.
narls,3niM
CARPETS AND WALL PAPER 7
The Caldwell BuiUl ing being ttold and changes having to be made, we find it ncccaKaiy to
reduce our *tock of
CARPETS, WALL PAPER, RUGS, MATS,
WINDOW SHADES, &U.
THEY MUST BE SOLD.
13. & IT. 8. WELTY,
uils,3mos. 115 and 117 Federal St., Allegheny City. I'a.
EAGLE PLANING MILLS,
Cor. Robinson and Anderson St., - ALLEGHENY CiTY.
M. HIMON, Asronl.
Pl,AXl.\ti MILL KAfiil, DOOK AXI> MUTTER FACTORY,
Flooring Board*, W> - atlie»bottrtiln(r, Plane<l H<>r.r e, H:.*'.!, Monidingit, Hbil gles,
Lath nnd nil kind* ol Ruilili";? J.itnilirr.
ity A libernl reduet'oii fur ea li okICIH. S< nd lor price lIM. All v.oik dtllveli'd to r .iiroads,
•teen.bond, tree ol eliarge. CvuiuninliUliiUit rolb ited. Bma
C H R IS. S r O C Iv,
Matiufactiirer of Tin and Sheet tron Ware and dealer in Htoves, Kriugen, i-remed, Japanned
and Enameled Ware, (iranilH V\ are, Wooden Ware, fllrd ( <ig< and ifeueral housekeeping
good*. Koofine, Spoutin;; and Repairing il'ine on short nr>tiee aud itt lowest market rates. 1 lie
ouly authoriied agent for the aule of A. Uradiey 4c t'o.V, w!I knnwii Stnve» and Uangen, ttnd the
only place to get the original and genuine <xid tiiates for their «tovej», made exjircssly by them
for htm. Petfare of (ham platett being sold in Htitier, made c>l'old ai d inferior metal, none gen
uine but from the Agent, CIIHIS. STOCK,
june 8, 'Bl. Near Wick and Schreiber lion.**, Maiu *treet, Itutler, I'a.
SPtfcfcljwc? *3fxtvw T»
Longfellow** Visit toiheQneen.
Miss Blanche Roosevelt gives tie
following as Longfellow's account of j
bis intervfew with Queen "\ ictoria at
Windsor Castle:
'An imposing lady in black, with
flowing drapery, came quickly forward
to greet me. It was her Majesty
Queen Victoria. She extended her
band and I offered to take it.
'What!' I interrupted, 'did you not
bend and offer to kiss it
'No,' said he timidly, 'I was not
1 then familiar or acquainted with court
etiquette as lam now. She offered
me her baud evidently to shake and I
shook it.'
'Why,' said I, 'she is the most iuex
orable csigeante of all sovereigns.
You must have horrified her.'
'I presume I did,' said be simply.
'Now I think of it, she was disconcert
ed, I suppose for that reason, but she
| rallied graciously, and asked me about
j America and myself. She explained :
I 'We speak of America first, because
you are America's poet. Tennyson
ours.' •
'Tennyson is the world's poet,
madame said I, bowing gravely. She
smiled in gratified acquiescence and
continued:
'You are very generous.'
ller Majesty was then pleased to
converse on general topics, but persis
teutly pot back to the. subject ot myself.
I felt she was piqued about something
at first and her last woris were :
'We shall not forget you,' adding
with a laugh, 'why, even ail my ser
vants read your poems!'
'What do you think she intended by
it?'
'I was nonplussed, and to day. al
though many years b:ive passed, I am
undecided as to what her Majesty's
real meaning was.'— JJoston Traveler.
Ladies and gicklv girls requiring a
non-alcoholic, gentle stimulant, will
timl Brown's Iron liitters beneficial.
Buffalo has got the base ball fever
so bad that a man can't catch a baby
falling from a second-story window
without jelling "Judgment!"
The invalid finds in 'l>r. Lindsej 's
Blood Searcher' Nature's great restor
er. It is wonderful. Sold by all drug
gists.
'Yes iLere is one consolation,' said
the bereaved widow ; 'I look well in
mourning.'
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound will at all times, and ander
all circumstances, act in harmony
with the laws that govern the female
system. Address Mrs Ljdia E.
I'inkham, 233 Western Avenue, Lynn
Mass., for circular.
James Gorden Bennett has given
the widow of ill-fated DeLong $50,000
in Government Bonds. A generous
act, and the right one in the right
place.
"ISucluipiiilm."
New, quick, complete cure 4 days,
urinary affections, smarting, frequent
or diilicnlt urination, kidney disease.
sl. at druggists. Prepaid by express,
$1.25, 6 for $5. K. S. Wei is, Jersey
City, N. J.
A skilled hangman is needed while
we maintain capital punishment. The
execution of Leigthon, in New York,
and of R< a, in Pulaski, Term, were
bungling, brutal, torturous violations
of the spirit of the law, and shameful
in the extreme. Death, not torture,
is the lawful punishment of murderers.
A 4*oo<l Thing.
[Special Telegram.]
Bloomvillc, N. Y.—l have been
using your Baxter's Mandrake Bitters
to a very limited extent. I have taken
five small doses, and it has done more
good than all the medicines 1 have
taken in the last four months.
C. H. Wctmore.
[Special Telegram.]
Holland, Mich.—Please send me
one dozen bottles Dr. Baxter's Man
drake Bitters. I never took any med
icine that done me so much good as
this.
Ten years ago there was not a
single bicycle in the United States,
and now, it is stated that there are
over 12,000. Several large manufac
tories are building thu iin.' hines, atrJ
thev are so ovirwhelnictl with or
ders that any one who wants a bicycle
not found in the small stocks now on
hand, has to wait for it one or two
months.
Rose Col«l sitifl fclsij Fever.
Messrs White & Burdick, Druggists,
Ithaca, N. V.— I can ricommend
Ely's Cream Balm to relieve all per
sons suffering from Hose Cold un l
Hay Fever. 1 hi'.vc been a great suf
ferer from these complaiuts ; by using
the Balm have had great relief. I
have recommended it to my friends
for Catarrh, and in all eases where they
have used the Balm freely have been
cured. T. Kcnney, Dry Goods .Mer
chant, Ithaca, N. Y.
Messrs. Wm. Bust & Sons, Drug
pists, New Brunswick, N. J. Since
boyhood I have been troubled with
Catarrh and Hay Fever, and have
been unable to obtain permanent re
lief until I used Fly's Cream Balm,
which has cured me. After a few
days' use I could :-leep all night. E.
li. Clickencr, New Brunswick, N. .J.
Price 50 cents. Apply to nostrils
with little finger.
A Quaker was once advising a drunk
ard to leave off his habit of drinking
intoxicating liquors. 'Can you tell me
how to do it?' said the slave of the ap
petite. 'Ves' answered the Quaker ;
ft is just as easy as to open thy hand,
friend.' Convince me of that, and I
will promise upon my honor to do as
you tell me,' replied the drunkanl.
'Well, my friend, wlirn thou fin (ley t
any vessel of intoxicating liquor in
thv hand, open the hand that contains
it before it reaches thy mouth, nnd
thou wilt never be drunk again.' The
toper was so pleased with the plain
advice that he followed it and became
a sober man.
Skinny .Hon.
Wells' Health Itenewer. Absolute
cure for nervous debility and weakness
of the generative functions. sl. at
druggists. Prepaid by express, $1.25,
(> for $5. 10 S. Wells, Jersey City,
X. J.
A youth to fortune and to fame un
known sent Dumas the manuscript of
a new play, asking the great dramatist
to become his vollaboraicur. Dumas
was for a moment petrified, then seiz
ed his pen and replied: 'How dareyou,
sir, purpose to yoke together a horse
and au ass?' The author by return of
post—'How dare you, sir, call me a
horse ?' Dumas, by n< xi mail—'Send
me your play, my young friend !'
A voung man of I'ort Jarvis wap
engaged to niarrv a young lady, I'ut
she retrograded on him. He thtn
took a step further and proposed to her
mother. They are now bos3ij,g that
girl together.
It is simply marvelous how quickly
constipation, biliousness, sick head
ache, fever and ague, and malaria, are
; cured by 'Sellers' Liver Pills.
Mrs. Betty Bassett, of Virginia, j
owns by inheritnace the family Bible i
of George Washington, and wants to j
<;ive it to the Government for a con- i
sideration, There is a yawning gap i
for it in cue of those interesting relic- •
cases in the Patent Department.
We acknowledge receipt of a new i
and beauti r ul song from Helmlck, the |
Cincinnati music publisher, 'Always j
keep a smile for mother.' Yes it is i
sound advice and thoughtful senti-1
ment, always keep a 'smile' for moth- i
er, but it would be just as well to
hide the jug from the boys.
The largest set of drilling tools ev< r j
forged in the oil country has recently |
left the shop of Brown & Xorris, Brad- j
ford, for use in boriog for gold in Gali- i
fornia. The bits are If) inches across
the face and the entire "string"' is
made in accordance. The hole is drill
ed four feet in diameter.
Ton who Sedentary
Lives.
will find great relief from constipation,
headache and nervousness, by taking
Simmons Liver Regulator. It is a
simple, harmless, vegetable compound,
sure to relieve you, and can do no iu
jury. Persons of sedentary habits of
-1 ten suffer with kidney allections. If
; thry would maintain the strength of
digestive orpans and improve the qual
ity of the*blood by takmg the Regula
tor it would restore the kidneys to
health and vigor.
An exchange wants ladies to take
off their hats in church, but as long as
half the ladies go to church for the pur
pose of displaying their hats it is hard
ly possible that the suggestion will be
adopped—unless a glass case is placed
along side of the pulpit for their ac
commodation and the name of the
owner is prominently affixed to each
hat.
There is no foundation, in fact for
the proverbial expression of 'Crocodile
Tears.' These reptiles emit loud and
singularly plaintive cries, compared by
some travellers to the mournful howl
ing of dogs. The earlier travellers
would very naturally associate tears
with these cries and, once begun, the
supposition was very readily propaga
ted.
A little girl in Rochester has become
affected with St. Titus dance, which, it
is said, was caused by jumping rope.—
Ex. Medical men say that this is one
of themo3t injurious of exercises, espec
ially for girls, and that it frequently
leads to disease. It is well known
that deaths often occur from over-exer
tion at this amusement, which is one
that should be entirely prohibited by
parents and teachers.
Middlesex Township Andtlors'
Report.
Statement of receipts and expenditures of
Middlesex township, Butler county, I'a., for
the year ending March Ist, IS.S2.
POOH Af'COl'ST.
lioliert Trimble and G. W. Hays, Overseers
!''r to atu't of duplicate 3 ;AS2 00
i'r to ain't of balance from last year... S) 12
Pr to ain't cash from Collector for
l)r to borrowed money SO 00
$ 803 70
<> by ain't of vouchers $ BAS 20
(!«• by services 40 00
$ 005 20
Balance due township $ 258 50
ROAD ACCOUNT.
Adam Gold, Supervisor.
I), to ain't of duplicate $ ril2 42
Cr by work $ <"33 27
C'r by percentage 47 31
Cr by exonerations 3 37
Cr by Clerk of Courts 5 25
Cr by E Thompson for set
tling duplicate 1 50
Cr by A Gold for settling du
plicate 1 50
Cr by stationery 10
$ 792 42
E Thompson, Supervisor.
Dr to ain't of duplicate $ 940 75
Cr by work on roads .f SB3 41
Cr by percentage 60 38
Cr by exonerations !'0
$ 940 75
TREASURER'S ACCOUNT I'OR TUB YEAR END
IXC JI ?."E 1, IS.-2.
Dr fo ain't of duplicate SI,OOO 00
I)r to State appropriation 240 09
Dr to balance from last year 270 37
$1,570 52
Cr 'iv cash to S C Trimble for
teaching ....?< 150 00
Cr by cash to Mollie Duff for
tereliing 150 00
Cr by cash to Mary 11 11 lor
teaching 150 00
Cr by cash to Lizzie Hamilton
for teaching 150 00
Cr by cash to A 1) I'urvis for
teaching 150 00
Cr by cash to Geo Whiteside
for teaching 150 Of)
Cr by cash to II E Scott for
teaching 150 00
Crby cash for journal 12 (.0
Cr by cash for coal 10 00
Cr by cash to J Muder for
lumber 11 23
Cr by cash to \V It Thompson
Secretary's fees 10 00
Cr by cash to Thus Goodwin
for rent of spring 2 00
Cr by cash to 11 1> Anderson
for hitching posts 4 50
Cr by cash to W A Malum
for sundries 24 85
Cr by cash to \V Heckerd for
coal 7 80
Cr by cash to li J Nelson 3 00
Cr by cash to S A Leslie 2 00
Cr by cash to Baily & Fulton. 400
Cr by cash to W K Thompson 2 50
Cr by cash to R Black, suiul's 10 00
Cr bv cash to J G Campbell,
hardware 10 10
Cr by cash to .1 l'ark, Blind's.. 23 78
Cr by cash to M Stepp for re
pairs 10 75
Cr by cash to W V Marquis,
sundries 5 02
Crby cash to W Miller, sund's 13 05
Cr by cash to W Logan 8 :>0
Cr by cash to Anderson and
Marks 7 37
Cr by cash to Tho* Denny... 17 84
Cr by cash to Wft Thompson 10 00
Cr by cash for maps 42 00
Cr by cash for exonerations.. 10 -11
Cr by cash for discount to tax
payers 49 50
Cr by cash for Treasurer and
Collector's per cent 00 00
11,454 09
Balance due township § 122 43
We, the Auditors of Middlesex township,
have examined the above accounts ami believe
them to be correct to the best of our knowledge.
Audited this 13th day of May, 1882.
S. 11. HARBISON, )
J. A. Clt'H T, > Auditors.
I. N. FUI.TON, J
WANTED—
-1.000 Cor.bi of Bolth at tho Butler Ktavo Mill.
Wood will bo paid for each Saturday.
tno3l,liu D. G. COURTNEY.
MAUYL/VND FABMS. —Book aud Map free
By C. K. HHANAOAN, Att y. Easton, Aid
FEltltlH A ICMOIt,
Justice ot tlie Peace
Main street, oppo-ile IVBtofllce,
ZELIENOI'LE , FA.
Benson's
-AWARDED-
Caprine
6
Porous
-MEDALS.-
Plaster.
Theßest Known Remedy for
Backache or Lame Back.
Rheumatism or Lame Joints.
Cramps or Sprains.
Neuraleia or Kidney Diseases.
Lumbaao. Severe Aches or Pains
Female Weakness.
Are Superior to all other Plaster*.
Are Superior «o Pad*.
Are Superior to l.inimeiita.
Are Superior Co Ointments or Salve*.
Are superior to Kleetricity or (ilrulfß
They Act Iminodiately.
They Strengthen.
They Boathe.
They Relieve Pain at Once.
They Positively Cure.
abb | a |i Benson's Capeine PoMM PUa-
Iftil I KIN ten have been imitated. Do
UHU I I Villi not ellow yonr draggift to
piltn off (tome other platter having a similar
sounding name. See that the word is spelled
C-A-P-C-I-N E Price 25 cts.
SEABURY A JOHNSON,
Manatactnnng Chemists. New YorK.
Si; it I'. U l'f;>lEl>Y AT LAST. Price 2Sc.
MEAD'S Medicated CORN and BUNION PLASTER.
gj Thcra in no ezeme for suffering from H
h CONSTIPATION I
'M and other diseases that follow a dis- H
JP orcd state of the Stomach and Bow- B
gj els, when the use of 3
*, DR. mm I
iIMME aw
M Will give Immediate relief.
S Biiiousness, Dyspepsia,
0 Indigestion, Diseases of
rathe Kidneys, TorpicS Liver
8 Rheumatism, Dizziness,
a Sick Headache, Loss of
| Appetite, Jaundice, Ap
goploxy, Palpitations,
■ Erupt'ons and Skir, D?s-
Heases, etc., all of Which tliese
rS liitters will epcetlily euro l»y i;jthewi:ie.
Ml Ivocp tbo Stomach, Laurel*, und Digc»t«
En it y -od teoikinj order f aud perfect licnltli 9
■ will I*e tho recult. Ladies and ethers cub-
■jecttoSick Hoac!ac<?o find reiitfH
M nnd permanent cure l»y tlio v.bo of ihcso Pittors 9
dlioingtuDlc and mildly p;ii;;ativc they H
J PURIFY THE IVf.OOD.g
g Prico 25 cts. per bottlo. 9
Hjror Falo I>y till denl :s ill i: Lie. fend S9
■ addrenfror pnmplilet,free,fivl.igfull directions. H
f3 HF.JEV, J3UNSO3 & LOltD.Projif.., Barliagtoa, Vt. 9
ML LVD!& L PIKKH&M, Of im, MASS.,
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LYDSA E.
VEGETALLS CULIPCJITD.
I.i n Powltivi' f'jin;
for nt* tlm»o I'alnlVl t'omplalnt* and \Vr«Un».»os
•orotamou toourbo.t fi'tnnli' pnnulutlim.
it will cure entirely tlio worst fonii of Foinulo Com.
plaints, nil OTsrtnn lrou!)Kn, ln!lni>injatloii on:l Ulcer*
tlon, Falling e»<l Pli'itaeemcr.ts, tnd tlio r.ir.i-o<:ocnl
Si.tonl V."< .ilitiesd, ami l i iiurtkolorly udai-tcd to tlis
tI:MI|T6 i t I.llc.
It wilt d:»snlTo i>r»l cTpcl lumor* from tlio utoru* In
an cm ly stage cf doTclo;.mrnt. '1 he 111 ill ncy t.»CL7I
- liuMorstlicrolselicclicd Tcrj :i'"-<llly t<y ltnuxc.
It rcmoTe. faintni'n.i, flululcncy. dcttroyaoll rrarlnf
for Ktlninlanta, .-.ml relieves w. akuesa of tbo stcmach.
It cures nioatliie, treadacbe«, Nerroo'i Proatratlon,
General Debility, Elto;leicac»3, Pe;>rotalon and In ill
gMtlon.
Thnt fccUnjf of beminjf .town, caiwlrg wctg'bt
an 1 backache, IJ alwaya I c:Tnanently cured by LUI U?E.
It will c.t oil timossnd undaralicirswnstftucej act In
harmony with thel-iw« llmL K ovcrn tL. female «y«t(im.
Kor tbo cure, f Kidney Complaints of oitLer I"I this
Conipounil is unnurpsssod.
I.VIH V F.. PINKIIAM'S TECETABLE COM
rot \l»ii prepared at !W3 anil CJu WeMtorn Avcnuo,
Lyuu.Maat. Price 8'- Sit bottlesf< r 86. Bent by mail
In the form of pills, al.i» in tbo ferra of loxenffts, on
receipt of price, 8> per bo* for either. Mv*. l'inkliam
freely answers all lettors of Inquiry. Send for pamph
let. Address ns atnvo. llcnlton thll I'iyer.
Vo family should bo without T.YDTA E. I'INKFIAM'S
I.IVER PILLS. Tlioy euro constipation, bliloosnsss (
an I torpidity of the llvrr. 2.j Centl I«!r box.
Uor B«id by uli llruKuistn. "li»
OLD COUNTRY
TEA
IIOU 8 E !
m.ami i>
PAY NO MORI! I'HKKIIIT OS OUOCKKIB9.
Ik Largest and Most Complete
RETAIL GROCERY
IN THE UNITED STATES.
I'ltlilOllT 4'lt F.I*A 11> wn IIIN f>U MII.KS OF Of It (IT V
Drili-i' of mid up winds, frelgbl |>re|iai I.
Orders «>f SSO mid upwards, (IT lit propnid.
Or ll prclcr.tljU', a ilUcmuiiL itliownd ol l
pi'r (•(•nt.
Orders of $101) and upwards, frt'iglit prcp iid,
or a discount of.'! per cent.
PAltTIK*' t.IVINO OVtSH. r »O 3111.KS KltoM PITT IIUKO
Orders ol #.'s or upwards, a (ii-scount of \'ft'
cent.
Orders of SSO and upwards, a disco Jilt
per coiit.
Orders of SIOO or upwart's, a discount of 3
per cent.
Single fnnillk'S not xvl-Mnt; to buy 925 worth
oi over cut. clitn together w itli nnolher family
which wri place them In tin; siiine position us
Iniuer buyers. No ehaiße for boxing
I for our Monthly l'rlee List
(Housekeeper" tilde,) a bi»ok ol "Jl pages, jilT-
all oui prices and a complete description,
to parties ordering living out of the t lly on
railroads.
Wm, Kaslage & Son,
18 DIAMOND,
inaio.ly Pi rrdBURUH, PA.
abohitccT
A S.M.BAaTBERCER' i
NOW 1© THE TIME
TO COME AND MAKE YOUR SELECTIONS OF
SPRING II SUMMER CLOTHING!
OUR STOCK IS LARGER THAIS IT HAS BEEN ANY TIME THIS SEASON.
KAUFMANN'S MAMMOTH CLOTHING HOUSE,
Nos. 83, 83 and 87.—SMITHFI2LD STREET.—Nos. 83, 83 and 87.
NOT WITHIN SI.OO _ "IS IT POSSIBLE!"
Can you match the all-wool mens' -L* $-3.00 for £2.75? say all who have seen
Pants that we sell for $1.87 and $2.50 the all-wool Kilt Suits we
a pair. We have closed cut three differ- I are selling at $2.75. The material
ent lots, 230 pairs in each lot They cost more, and they are well worth
are great bargains. Then our ii-ie $5.00. We have a number of big bar-
Dress Pants at $3 00, $3.50 and $4.00 gains in Boys' odd Pants, Knee or
are admitted to be the best value i'or tLe Long, at 35,.02, 85 cents and SI.OO
price in the city.
KAUFMANN'S KAUFMANN'S,
83, 85 and 87 Smithfield Street. 83, 85 ard 87 Smithfield Street.
BIG BA 11 GAIN S.
~|M>VT~DELA¥! G OBSERVE THIS!
There is but one way to realize the
splendid values we are ottering, and that A Having closed out 10 different lots, each
is to come and see for yourselves. -TV and every one from $1 to $3 less than
Mens Fancy Mixed Cassimere and T tl,e P nce was a month ago, we can well
Cheviot Suits for $2.50, 3.37, 4.50, 5.75 I afford to sell at less than other dealers
and 7.00. Mens' Blue Flannel and pay for their goods. Handsome styles of
Yacht Cloth Suits, well made and trim- IVT . ns . k at
mtd, sewed with silk, SB.OO. Mens'all- 2.60 8.00 »•>* <OO A better selectmn
wool fine Business and Dress Suits, cut <J>o.oo, 6.00. &.00 and 10.00.
stylish, made and tiimmed in first-class O
manner, for $9,00, 10.00 and 12,00. is i II r M A 18 M'C
KAUFMANN'S KAUFMANNS.
83. 85 and 87 Smithfield Street. 83, 85 ard 88 Smithfield Street-
We send without charge, or tnv obligation to purchase, samples of clothing. Ac. We give prices of our entire stock in our new catalogue fo-
Sprine and Summer, which is mailed free to all who scud us their adiroes on a nostal card. Hundreds of orders are tilled daily, and gooda sen t
by mail and express to every State and Territory with full pr ivilege of return and refund of money if they do not suit.
"Wholesale and. Retail.
Scobie, Harrison & Parker,
DEALERS IN
lmpiements,Seeds and Fertilizers,
NO. 125 Liberty STRKKT,
PITTSIIUBOII. PA.
GENEKAL AGENTS FOB
Scobie, Harrison & Parker.
sii;j;lk -.11 ki: it ah. ties
Always on liand.
OTHEII SPECIALTIES,
Dedcriek'N Hay Pppsscn,
The celebrated "Goshen I'uinps," Adr lance Single
lleaper, Adrlauoe Mower, "Aultiiian Tay
lor'' Thresliers, Kuclu-r. Giblts .* Co.
Ohio (.'lulled l'lows. Buelier. Glbbs
& Co. liii|ieri<il l'lows. chief
tain Self-Dumping Hake,
lHllTnlo Sutler Phosphate,
Clover ami Timothy,
G arclcil Seeds.
Write for Circulars of any of
the above, giving full information.
John Clark, Jr. & Go's
BEs*T
HIX-CORD
FOK
Machine or Hand Use.
THOMAS RUSSELL & CO.,
SOLE AGENTS.
PRIZE MEDALS
OHASTKD AT
LONDON. TAllia,
NEW YOKK. VIENNA.
PHILADELPHIA, CINCINNATI,
And CHAItLESTON, 8. C.
FOII SALIC IIY
R ITT Kit A RALSTON.
Swedish Insect Powder Kills
POTATO BUGS
And all Troublesome Vermin.
U will thoroughly exterminate Roaches,
Ants, lied Hujjs, Fleas, Lice, Tobacco anil cot
ton Worms, Motli, tic. it is safe, sure, cleanly
and cheap. It will not poison animals or
fowls. Sample package l>y mail 80 cents, post
paid. Stamps taken. Circular.* free. Agents
wanted. Address JAS. 11. JOHNSTON, 109
Sinitlilield St., Pittsburgh, Pa. uia'-M.'im.
The Key to Fortune in all Avenues of Life.
TULIA McNAIR WRIGHT'S
I x,» "PRACTICAL LIFE."
■J A handsome volume, over (ionpp.. discussing
Individual Culture. Etl<|iiolte, llusiiicss, Love
anil .Marriage.
i:, \ Tlico. I. Cuyler. I> P.. says, "I am pule
dellgliled Willi lis admirable views and wholesome
suggestions. It ought to be in every house.
The Central llaplNt. SI. I.ouls. Mo., savs: "It
Is a thoroughly good ami beautiful honk.
The Interior. Chicago, aays : -II strikes us as
the solidest and best from her pen."
The l'ltlshurgli Christian Advocate says: "lis
lessons need lobe taught and eufor I In every
household." , ~
Clear lytic, artistic binding, magnificent full ,
page colored plates Prices low. Terms liberal.
Salt's rapid. Aiik.nth Wantku F.vkhywiikkk.
Semi fur particulars In
J. C. racCLHOY A. CO. Philadelphia, la.
Cincinnati, 0., Chicago, 111., or St. Louis, Mo.
niav3l-2iu.
Keystone Boiler Works.
WM. MANCHESTER.;
28th and Railroad Streets,
PITTSB'U DELO-lEi, I?J±.
NEW & SECOND-HAKO BOILERS
All Kinds of
BOILERSauu S SEET IRON WORK
MADE to OKI >ER.
Oil Stills, Tanks, Rolling Mill Stacks, Ac., Ac.
Kv?"Hepairing d _>ne Promptly. Correspond
ence Solicited. mvl7.ly's2
BEST IN THE
/jgBVvORL,,!!
t/ / 11 j Take no other.
I JQJ DEALERS SEE
J. C. Swoaringen
On Mondays. 187 Wood
XT A H ry Street, Pittsburgh. Pa.
KEMOVALT
I The undersigned lias removed his plw of busi
ness to lils own building one square south of < ourt
House, Main Street, e:ist side, opposite Donaldson
I House, where he has a full stock ot #
WttlcllCN,
Clock*,
Jewelry,
Spectacles, etc.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spectjwles. etc.,
promptly repaired and satisfaction guaranteed.
I» I,; CLKEI.AKI).
JAS. LOCK HART,
GROCER,
Xo. 103 Federal St.,
ALLEGHENY CITY,
litis In etock a lull line of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Consisting of every article in the line, both
Foreign mid Domestic.
I have been formerly located on South Dia
mond street, but now can be found at No. 108
FEDERAL STREET, a few doors above .leput,
and will be pleised to fee any of our old pat
rons. np6,m
TO. MOORE,
325 Penn Avenue, Pittsburgh.
Has now on view the Nowest Stylos for Summer
in
Walking Suits,
K veiling Drcsset,
Graduating Dresses.
PARIS MANTLES AND WRAPS.
Beautiful Material and Trimmings to Make
Up to Order.
Attention to Bridal Trousoaux.
Union Woolen Mills.
I would desiro to call the attention of the
public to the Union Woolon Mill, Butler, Pa.,
wlioro I have new and improved machinory for
the manufacture of
Barrod and Gray Flannels,
Knitting and Weaving Yarns,
and I can recommend thorn as being very dura
ble, as they are manufactured of pure Butler
county wool. Tboy are beautiful in color, su
perior in texture, and will be sold at very low
prices. For samples and prices, address,
F H. FULLERTON,
Jum.'7B-ly) Butler. Pa
J. C BUFFCM & CO.,
CITY BOTTLING H0l T SE
39 & 41 Market St., Pittsburgh.
Bent Brands of Genuine Mihvaukoe, Cincinnati,
and other BOTTLED BEERS. Bottled Soda,
Syrups, and the Genuine Imported Ale, Stout,
and Ginger Ales.
WStrictly Pure Goods for family use and med
ical purposes. Solid for Price List.
' Small lote iu two dozen cases sent C O. D.
aprl9.3m
Advertise in the CITIZEN.
Planing Mill
—AND—
Lumber Yard.
J. L. PURVIS. L. O. PURVIS,
S.Gr. Purvis & Co.,
MANUFACTURERS AND ILEAI-BRS IS
Rough and Planed Lumber
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
FRAMES,
MOULDINGS,
SASH,
DOORS,
FLOORING,
SIDING,
BATTENS,
Brackets, Gauged Cornice Boards,
SHINGLES &LATH.
PLANING MILL AND YARD
Wear Uerraari Catholic Church
jan?-BC-ly
MARTIN'S RED JACKETT
I>OUBLB ACTING FROST PROOF FORCE PUMP.
Always 1 eadv and reliable in cane of
i A fi re. quick and ea-y to operate for
\l II washing buggies, Ac. It is the only
w KV dauble acting frott proof force pump
\ that riii be repaired without removing
pump from p'atform.
AT \ It in cheap durable, efficient and
|Tf 1 suitable for wells of any depth. No
Lj |;ij ffcimer or householder should be with-
MB out a pump of this kind.
, H. HOUSTON & CO-,
M Sole Agents,
17 Hoventli Avenue,
« */■ PITTSBURGH, PA.
f fry Send for Catalogue and Price List.
ma3,lm
BUTLER COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Office Cor. Main and Cunningham Sts.
J. C. ROESSING, PRESIDENT.
WIU. CAMPBELL. TREASURER.
11. C. IIEINEMAN, SKCRETART.
DIRECTORS:
J. L. Pnrvls, E. A. Helmboldt,
William Campbell, ( J. W. Burkhart,
A. Troutinan, I Jacob Schocne,
G. C. Roessing, John Caldwell,
Dr. W. lrvln, | J. J. Croll.
A. B. Rhodes, i H. C. Heineman.
JAS. T» M'JUNKIN, Gen. As't
_FBTTTXjTH P2/ PA.
EARL OF INGLKSTOX.
The Earl 0 Ingleston an Import-
AF -J<«l Clvde« alo Stallion will make
tfh TV the season>f IHB2 at Butler, on
Hie NtoW the firs three days of each
lVv M week, ami at Prospect on the
laHt three days of each week,
Commencing April 17th and endirig July Ist.
Circnbvrs free. JULIAN A. CLARK.
aprl2,low.
IIORI G. HALE,
fIHE MERCHiKT TiILBB,
COR. PENN AN I) t SIXTH STREETS.
Pittsburgh, Pa.
NEW LIVERY STABLE.
Cunninflham St., East or Main,
nUTLER, p A.,
.TAMKH HEKLEUH. I'rop'P
HAVING removed my Livery Stock from Mll
lerntown to Butler and looatod in the old
KKI.LV STAND, on Cunningham street. 1
eolict a share of yonr „alrona X e. Ihave good
reliable horses and good rig*. which 1 will let at
reasonable prices, dive mo a call. ly
Air ANTED- One Good Agent in Every County
W i„ this and adjoining States, to sell our
Familv Bible*. Albums and other pnhhoation*.
Send for circular and secure a territory at ouce,
HOME PUBLISHING CO.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
aprl9.3in.