BUTLER, CITIZEN^
MIHCEIJANEOUS.
LITTLE AH SID.
Little Ah Sid
Waa a Chriotura kid—
A cute little cuss, you'd declaie—
With eyes full of fun
And a nose that begun
Bight up at the root ot hi* hair.
Jolly and fat
Was this liollcsotne brat,
As he played through the loug summer day ,
And biaided Mi cue
As his father used to
In Cbinaland, far, far away.
Once oVralawn
That Ah Sid played upon
A humble-bee flew In the spring.
"Melicstn butterfly! '
Said be. with a wlunlng eye,
"Me caU bec and pull oil uu; wiug."
4 Then with his cap
He struck it a rap—
TLis innocent bumble-bee—'
And put its remains
In the seat ot his jeatu ;
For a pocket there had the Chioee.
Down on the green
£at the little sardine
In a style that wu# strangely demure,
And said with a grin
That was brimlul of ain,
•'Me mashce urn butterfly sure."
Little Ah Sid
Was only a kid,
Nor could you expect him to guess
What kind ol » bus
He was holding so snug
In the folds of his loase fltiiug drees
"Ki-ya! Kl-ylp.ye!
Ah Sid cried, as he
Rose hurriedly up troin that spot.
"Ka-yi! Kuk-a-kuti!
Dam um Melican man--
Um butterfly belly much botl"
Son Francisco Wcup,
There is something solt and tender In the fa
of a single snow-flake, bet italwajs remind
ns to look after a bottle of I'r. Bull's Corgh
Syrup—our old stand-by in the days of Cougs
and Bolds,—for we have nlways fcund it relia
ble.
—A lump of coal weighing three tons was
recently mined at the Trout mine In Pine
township, Mercer county.
"Dr. Benson'* Sk in Cure eradicat
ed my pimjiles. Ihey used to break
out continually." Steve. T. Harrison
Rochester, N. Y.
—Ten pereous were baptized in Sandy Lake
on a recent Sunday by Rev. J. T. Bradford,
pastor of the Stoneboro Baptist church.
What Women Should Use.
Dyspepsia, weak back, despondency
and otber troubles caused roe fearful
suffering, but Parker's Ginger Tonic
makes me feel like a new being. A
great remedy. Every woman should
use it. Mrs. Garitz, Pittsburgh.
—ln drilling for an artesian well at Chester
field, lowa, a stream of a milky substance was
struck, which iB believed to be magnesia.
Indulgent parents who allow tbeir
children to eat heartily of high-sea
soned food, rich pies, cake, <fcc., will
have to use Hop Bitters to prevent in
digestion, sleepless nights, sickness,
pain, and, perhaps, death. No family
is safe without them in the house.
—An Alabama Judge decided that a man
who puts his satchel on a seat on Ihe cars re.
•erves that seat —unless the man who moves it
bigger than he is.
Remarkable Escape.
John Kuhn, of Lafayette, Ind., had a very
narrow escape from death. This is his own
story: "One vear ago I was in the last stages
of consumption. Our best physicians gave my
case up. I finally got so low that our doctors
■aid I could not live twenty-four hours. My
friends then purchased a bottle of Dr. Wm.
Hall's Balsam for the lungs, which benefited
me. I continued until I took nine bottles. I
am now in perfect health having nsed no
other medicine.
Dr. Rodger's Vegetable Worm
Syrup
instantly destroys worms, and remoyes the se
cretions that cause them.
Henry's Carbolic Salve.
The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises,
sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tetter, chapped hands,
chilblains, corns, and all kinds of skin erup
tions, eto. Get Aenry's Carbolic Salve, as all
others are but immitations. Price 25 cents.
When the devil goes to prayers he means to
cheal you, and when the politician is especial
ly anxious to save the country it means that
he is after a fat government contract.
*,*"He who is ready to buy tip his enemies
will ne\er want a supply of them." It is
cheaper to buy a true friend in Kidney-Wort
who will drive away those miserable enemies,
H torpid liver, constipation, diabetes, piles, dis
eased kidneys and bowels. This remedy is
now prepared in lirjcid as well as well as in
dry form.
—Temptatation and war are both alike.
The best armoraxaiiist each is to take up your
position beyond gunshot.
Doctors Disagree.
As a reporter for the Pittsburgh Commercial
Gazette sat (yesterday afternoon) in a chamber
at No. 321 Federal Street, Alleghenv, listening
to a terrible tale of suffering as it fell from the
lips of a gentle little lady, Mrs Milo Ingram,
the daughter ot Capt. McKelvey, of this
citv, it seems almost tco much to l»elieve, if
the evidence iiad not been close at hand to sub
otantiate every word. It was but another evi
dence of the culpable ignorance of a large class
of practitioners of medicine who claimed for
six years that her terrible disrinso was cancer.
She was covered with ulcers, giv-u up to die.
Peruna cured her j>erfect!y. Coutinued on
page 24, in "Ills of Life," by Dr. Ilartman.
Ask your druggist for one.
—A cjrcftil desetlplion of a rogue who had
escaped justice was telegraphed to the West it e
other day and the iiatloiin'tly of the detective
was discovered in the words, "Age not known
hut he looks older than he is.
Now is the time to treat Catarrh ol
long standing. Elys' Cream Balm
reaches old and obstinate casts, where
ali other remedies fail. Do not ne
glect procuring a bottle, as in it lies
the relief you seek. Price 50 cests.
Apply into nostrils with little lin
ger.
A gentleman from Orwell, Pa., call
ed my attentiou to Ely's Cream Baltn
ns a remedy for Catarrh, Ilay Fever,
Ac. He waa so earnest iu asserting
it to be a positive cure (himself having
bee*? cured by it) that I purchased a
stock The Balm has already affected
a number of cnrcs P. F. HYATT, M.
D., Bordentown, X. J.
For several years 1 have been troubled
with faturrb; have tried many reme
dV<. fienni Balm bns proved
to be the article desired. I believe it
is the onlv cure. L. B. COBCHN,
Towanda, Pa.
p..».««-£!* Ejai*l SVI; barf, in a public ad
d.-jas, declared recently tlia* . r O,OO ' people wen
to bed drunk in Glasgow every Saturday nigUt
Yet that city liaq the punjpt and bwrt water in
the world uud plenty of it.
Causes of Baldness.
Dr. Howard in Medical Monthly.]
I wish that our science aud civiliza
tion had better devices for preserving
the integrity of the hair. Baldness is
a deformity"and premature whiteness a
defect. If the head was in health and
the body in proper vigor, I am appre
hensive that our dietetic habits occa
sion the bleaching of the hair; the
stiff, arsenic-prepared bat is responsi
ble for much of the baldness. Our
bats are unhealthy, from the tricks of
the hatters. I suppose there are oth
er reasons, however. Certain diseases
wither the hair at its roots: others low
er the vitality of the skin, and to depil
ate the body.
I acknowledge that the shingled
head disgusts me. It cannot be whole
some. The most sensitive part
of the head is the back, where
the neck joins. That place
exposed to unusual cold or heat,
is liable to receive an injury that will
be permanent, if not fatal, in a short
period. The whole head wants pro
tection, and the hair affords this as no
other protection can. Men have beards
because they need them, and it is wick
ed to cut them off. No growth or part
of the body is superfluous, and we
ought, aB candidates fur health and
long life, to preserre ourselves from
violence or mutilation. Integrity
is the true and manly standard.
—ln tte bright autumnal days the temptation
to corn tollable exposure yields it* Iruit in tLe
most pernicious cough and irritation ot ihe
tLroat Dr Bull's Cough Sjrup stands unrivall
ed as a itinedy for throat and lung diseases.
cm's a boule.
—How n.uch of the worriment of life comes
frcm the want of money, or from the hope of
having it! An Irish volunteer heard the sad
news that his mother had married a second
time, and with a long sigh exclaimed, "Gocd
gracious ! I hope she won't have a son oulder
than me, for if she does I shall lose the estate.
A Minister's Gratitude.
DK. HARTMAX — Dear fir: I AM thankful to
God that I can acknowledge your treatment
(Peruna) of mv daughter's eye has been suc
cessful and satisfactory. I would be glad to
have the public have confidence in you. N. B.
—Please make your fees in reach of poor peo
ple. Remember the tender mercies of the
wicked are cruel. REV. E. H. BAI.PWIN,
Wattsburgh, Pa.
Reader ask your druggist tor one of Dr.
Hartman's invaluable book on the "Ills of
Life," and how to cure them. You get one
gratis.
A neighboring clergyman sends us the no
tice of a marriage performed by him six weeks
ago. It is too old for a newspaper, but he
might put it in a book if he should ever write
one.
Dr. C. W. Benson's Celery and
Chamomile Pills are prepared ex
pressly to cure and will cure Head
ache of all kinds, Necralgia, Nervous
ness and Dyspepsia. Proved and en
dorsed by physicians.
—A strange bird, which destroys English
sparrows by wholesale, has just made its ap.
pearance in Canada, where it tills a long-felt
want. That bird is badly needed in Butler.
What is Diphtheria.
The name is comparatively new, but the dis
ease is as old as sin itself. It U a condition of
the throat something like cronp, only worse,
because it attacks the sufferer with Bitch ra
pidity and in such a way as to stoj) the air
The throat is violently iuflamed,
and a tough membrane, like leather, is formed.
Perry Davis's Pain Killer has cured thousands
of cases of diphtheria. It acts so promptly and
so efficiently, that no family can afford to be
without it.
The Duke of Southerland by hla recent
purchases of land in Florida becomes a larger
real estate owner In the United Slates than in
England.
How to Avoid Drunkenness.
Forbid intoxicating nostrums and
use Parker's Ginger Tonic in your fam
ily. This delicious remedy never intoxi
cates, is a true blood and brain food,
and aiding all the vital function never
fails to invigorate.
—lt is impot-BlOle to do more than hall a
dozen things at the same time and do them
well. Ue who huuls two haics leaves ihe one
and loses the other.
The wonders of modern chemistry are
apparent in the beautiful Diamond Dyes. All
kinds and colors of ink can be made from them.
—There arc people In this world who closely
resemble mosquitoes. There isn't much ol
them, but they lease and fret you all the time.
Thousands in th's State are dying by inches
by that dreadful disease Dyspepsia, ignorant of
the fact that there is a certain cure to be had.
Cure guaranteed or no charge made. See ad
vertisement on another page.
PITTSFORD, MASS, Sept. 28, 1878.
SIKS —I have taken Hop Bitters and
recommend them to others, as I found
them very beneficial. MRS. J. W.
TULLER, SEC. Woman's Christian
Temperance Union
—ln the Egyptian war one English bullet in
every hundred did damage. In the Fraueo
(iciman war more than thirty shots In a hun
dred hit the enemy.
S. I?. White, Meyerstown, Pu„ says: ''Brown's
Iron Hitters thoroughly cured me when suffer
ing from a bilious attack."
An early spring aud hot summer arc pre
dicted.
Geo. Kinder, Mt. Carmel, Pa., says: "My
wife hns used Brown.s Iron Bitters for ner
vous headache and has been greatly relieved."
Premature grayuess avoided by
using Parker's Ilair Balsam, distin
guished for its cleanliness and per
fume.
«;< nstint pi ion <urc«l.
An old phyician, retired from pract-ee, have
ing had placed in bis bands bv an East India
Missionary the formula of a simple vegetable
remedy for the f|*edy and permanent cure 'or
Consumption. Bronchitis. Catarrh. Asthma and
all throat and Lung Affections, also a positive
an I ladieal cure for Nervoii" Debility and all
Nervoun Con.plaints, after having tested its
woudeiful curative powers in thousands cf
cases, ha* felt it his duty to make it known to
his suffering follows. Actuated by thid motive
and a desire to lelieve human suffering, will
► end free of charge, to all wliode>-iie it, this re
cipe, in German, French or English with full
directions tor preparing and unng. Sent by
mail by addressing with stamp naming the
paper, W. A. NOYEH, 119 Power's Ulock, Roches
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RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES OF BUTLER COUNTY FOR 1882,
Statement Showing Amounts Received and Bal. due from Collectors
VKAR. DISTRICTS. COLTECTORS. AM'TREC'P j BAI DIE
I*7B Cracbery township Alex Duncan $ 25 00 $
" Fairview borough Win. Patton _ 58 79
" Butler " Charles Cnuse ! 67 61
" Centreville " E. A. McCoy 286 24 !
1879 Millers town •' G L Henshew 707 13 I
" Buffalo township P J Kelley 200 00 412 63
" Cherry " Robert Sankey 66 51
" Fairview borough Isaac Hawk 8-> 66
" Petrolia " S P M.les j _ 304 <8
18>0 Concord towuship J H Clark 141 <4
" Petrolia borough E F Wilson 34 70
1580 Clav township Cyrus Campbell 66 s!'
1881 Adams " S B Irvit. 400 13
1882 Adams '• A Flemming 739 01' 827 S7
1882 Allegheny twp James Kla 915 30 404 94
1881 Allegheny twp JamesColg i 300 17
18S1 Butler borough R C McAboy 1100 0o *403 04
1882 Butler borough Charles Cr< .ise 761 00 1932 72
1881 Butler township Joseph Criswell 453 65
1882 Buffalo " Jacob Simmerz 1248 20 208 87
1881 Bradv " ' M Thompson 191 00 101 58
1882 Brady " J B Smith 649 21 325 85
1181 Concord " J B Campbell 716 71
1 *B2 Conci rd " Peter Camerer 1675 43
HMClay " lames Cranmer 418 17
ISS2 Cluy " K J Gold 543 46 837 06
" Clinton " Josiah McCall 1475 05
1»82 Center " Samuel Irvin 670 44 514 55
1881 Center " W H McCandless 370 27 168 12
1881 Clearfield " B McDivitt 139 42
I*B2 Clearfield " F P Mcßride 718 7n 190 77
1-81 Cherry " I R- Allison 194 33 71 43
1882 Cherry " 'Win McGill 798 57 407 9!I
1881 Cranberry " John Donoly o7 00 398 57
Cranberry " Elias Eastman 4«X) 00 1005 57
1882 Conn--quenesMng township J L Shannon 655 00 651 56
188 l " " George Meeder 258 IS
1881 Centerville borough John Bingham 150 00 33 05
1882 '• " J M Roberts 100 00 204 38
Donegal township G HilterSrant 381 05
188•> " " Hugh McFadden 1398 31 383 19
1881 Fairview borough R McKee
1882 " " !S Eackes 208 00 137 50
lßsi Fairview township I C Ray 609 35
jBB2 " " |G H Gibson 1107 29 1501 80
Franklin township John St Clair 132 14
1882 " " lohn Albert 497 36 945 39
1881 Forward township R A White 61 83
1882 " " N Cramer! 1312 10,
1882 Harrisville borough fafceph I'ew 52 74
18S1 " W'm Cochran 144 00 149 83
1881 Harmony borough Joseph Gruver 164 80 61 32
1882 " '• K M Mitchell 225 00 245 78
1881 Jackson township G W Wilson 130 00
1881 Jefferson township Daniel Wallet 494 25
lfß2 " " William Harbison 886 00 522 13
" Karns City borough DMcl.auglin 114 16 60 99
1881 Lancaster township los Garman 201 42
1882 " " George Millimau 1021 00 273 62
" Millerstown borough Chas Alderny 242 10 *lO3 66
18S1 Muddycreek twp Samuel Jones 600 00' 2 03
!Sg2 " " jjonathan Jones 746 BJj 602 03
1881 Mercer township Andrew Hamilton 130 39i
j -82 " " Jonathan Bovard 707 OOj 195 93
" Marion township |S M Seaton ' 600 00 567 27
1581 Middlesex township William Logan 552 19
Ijigo " ' W.I Whitesides 8'.7 50 647 38
1881 Oakland township < M Beatie 216 81
1882 " " H Monia I.TK) 00, 241 10
1881 Parker township t< L Daubenspeck 230 00 174 57
1882 " " rhos Allsworth 500 00 1466 15
" Penu township i'hos 11 Graham ' 1211 98 238 91
1881 Prospect borough : amuel lloon 59 671
1882 " " j Jewell Baker I 227 96 109 51
" Potersville borough f Win Glenn j 65 lO lis 20
18S1 Petrolia " ; William Gibson j 70 19
I>S2 " " William Gibson | 100 00 105 80
1881 Summit township Robt Gilleland ; 461 3i| 215 32
1882 " " Joseph Liadsev | 961 65. 210 17
4t Slipperyrock " Thouaas.Shannon 1037 07 524 43
" Saxonburg borough Ivlward Morhaff 321 45
1881 Sanbury " Albert Mechling 25 00 *4S 90
1882 " " JS Wick. ! 60 00 100 79
1881 Venango township II T Murrain 158 09
1882 " " E F Mcßride 300 00 855 05
1881 Washington " E Christy 538 13, 39
1882 " " Samuel Young j 873 40 564 43
1581 Winfield " W P Denny 246 05
1882 " " Robert Cooper 1067 27 166 02
1881 Worth '• William Mcßride 212 91
1582 " " C Currie 1027 67 381 21
" Zelienople borough E Zehner 375 00 *l2O 16
'• Butler township Jos Crisweil j 844 00j 537 49
Total ' $43 629 06 $23 613 13
since audit.
Cash Account—Receipts from Collectors. I
1878 Cranberry township $ 25 00
" Butler boro 67 61
1879 Buffalo township 200 00
1878 Fifirview boro —. 30 00
1880 Concord township 65 00
1881 Adams " 317 .>1
1882 Adams " "39 00
1881 Allegheny •' 103 45
1882 Allegheny " 860 00
1881 Butler boro 1,100 00
1882 Butler boro "61 (H)
1881 Butler township 318 95
1882 Butler " 844 00
1882 Buffalo " 1,238 80
1881 B raily " 101 00
1882 " " 622 00
1881 Concord " 425 00
1882 " " 1449 31
1881 Clay " 543 46
1882 " " 358 52
1882 Clinton " 1,386 68
•1881 Clearfield " 87 09
1882 '* " 641 76
1881 Centre " 362 00
1882 •' " 646 00
1881 Cherry " 187 35
1882 " " 78° 00
1«81 Cranberry " 57 00
1882 ' " 400 00
1881 Connoq'ng " 181 37
1882 " " 655 00
1881 Centrville boro 150 00
1882 " •' I® o ( )2
1881 Donegal township 177 67
1882 " " I.3°° 00
" Fairview boro 208 00
1881 Fairview township 98 05
1882 " " 1.107 29
1881 Franklin " 50 76
1882 '• " 485 00
1881 Forward " 559
1882 " " 1,210 91
1881 Harrisville boro 34 17
1882 " " 144 00
1881 Harmony " 155 00
1882 " " 225 00
1881 Jackson township 62 35
1882 " " 1.100 00
1881 Jefferson " 415 68
1882 " " 886 00
" Karns City boro 90 00
1881 Lancaster township 137 82
1882 •' " 1,021 00
" Millerstown boro 225 00
1881 Muddycreek township 534 07
1882 " " 738 87
1881 Mercer " 90 13
1882 " " 707 00
" Marion " 600 CO
1881 Middlesex " 462 20
1882 '■ " 817 50
1881 Oakland " 106 16
1882 " " 1,000 20
1881 Parker " 230 00
ISB2 " " 500 00
" Penn " 1,187 70
1881 Prospect boro 26 S8
1882 " •' 223 00
" Portersville " 65 00
1881 Petrolia •« 21 41
1882 " " 1 ( >0 00
1881 Summit township 432 00
1882 •' " 952 24
" Slipperyrock " 1,020 CO
1881 Saxonburg boro 305 38
" Sunburry " 25 00
1882 " " 60 00
1881 Venango township 106 52
1882 " " 300 00
1881 Washington " 430 W)
1882 " " 786 59
1881 AVinfield " 111 65
1882 " " 1,007 28
1881 Worth " 138 19
1882 " " 994 82
" Zelienople boro 375 00
Total cash receipts from Collectors..s39,4Bß 11
Treasurer's Receipts for Per
centage 011 Acc't lor 1882.
1879 from Cherry township $ 66 54
1880 " Concord " 76 57
" " Fairview borough 17 65
" " Clay township 66 59
1881 " Adams " 69 34
" " Allegheny " 52 81
" " Butler " 63 25
" " Concord " 64 80
1882 " C ncord " 76 27
1881 " Clay " 59 65
1882 " Clinton " 72 98
1881 " Clearfield " 36 53
" " Connoquenessing twp 56 91
" " Donegal township 76 03
" " Fairview " 11l 65
" " Franklin " 64 03
" " Forward " 55 04
1882 " Forward " 63 73
1881 " Harrisville borough 14 00
" " Jackson township 66 73
I " " Jefferson " 62 66
" •' Lancaster " 57 25
" " Muddycreek " 59 79
" " Mercer " 4<> 26
" " Middlesex " 66 16
«• Oakland •' 52 95
" " Prospect borough 15 68
" Petrolia " 928
1882 " Saxonburg '• 16 07
1881 " Venango township 47 71
•' " Washington '• 63 28
" " Winfield " 50 77 j
" '* Worth " 62 05 |
T0Ck1.r...'." Ife'ij 19 j
| Treasurer'* Receipts by Vouch
! or—tfcniifit for 1882.
j 1879 from Fairview boro $ 38 01
| 1881 " Adams towuship 13 28
! " " Allegheny " 143 91
1882 " " " 55 30
1881 " Butler " 71 44
1882 " Buffalo " 940
" " Brady " 27 21
1881 " Concord " 226 91
1882 " " " 149 85
1881 " Centre " 827
1882 " " " 24 44
" " Clinton " 15 39
1881 " Clearfield " . 15 80
1882 " '• " 7«» 99
1881 " Cherry " 698
1882 " " " 18 57
1881 " Connoq'ng " 19 90
" " Donegal " 127 35
1882 " " " 98 31
1881 •' Fairview " 399 65
•' " Franklin " 17 35
ISB2 " " " 12 Sri
1881 " Forward " 120
1882 " " " 37 52
1881 " Harrisville boro 457
" " Harmony " 980
" " Jackson township 92
" " Jefferson " 15 91
1882 " Karns City boro 24 16
1881 •' Lancaster township. 635
1882 '* Millerstown l»oro 17 10
1881 " Muddycreek township 614
1882 " " " 7 93
1881 " Middlesex " 23 83
•' " Oakland *' 57 70
1882 " " " 49 80
" " Penn " 24 28
1881 " Prospect boro 17 01
1882 " " " 4 96
1881 '• Petrolia " 39 43
" " Summit towuship 29 34
18S2 " " " 9 41
" " Slipperyrock" 17 07
1881 " Venango " 3
" '• Washington " 44 85
1882 •' " " 86 SI
1881 " Winfield " 83 63
1882 " " " 59 99
1881 " Worth " 12 67
1882 " '« " 32 85
Total 7. $2,305 76
Court House Aoc't for 1832.
Samuel Sykes I 1 525
Joseph Riliot repairing lamps 2 20
Hcck .V Patterson carpts and oil cloth. • 55 54
Joseph ElHot painting 2 00
«' «• •' 7 79
G W Zeigler scrubbing 1 TO
A C Gibson window blind* lfO
A C Gibson window blimds 7 05
M Beibnr one-half dozen brooms 2 00
Jeff Bnrtnor gas fitting 5 60
John Smith repairing Court House .. . 127 75
G W Zieg'er repairing pafe look 1 60
" •' Court House 2 00
•' " attending clock .V scrubbing 825
8 McOivmoiule Court expense 7 25
J McQ Smith Court House ropairs 4 03
Cha* Duffy Court house 1 06
G W Ziegler " " 1 00
Christ Mechling mowing 1 25
G W Zeigler court house 1 00
•• •' repairing roof 1 00
•' " '• dock and scrubbing 725
John Smith repairing Hoor in hail 4 00
S G Purvis 31 62
Bitter <t Kalstou heinp carpet court
house stairs 27 68
John West plastering ... ... ... 175
James Craton scrubbing -
L Mecbling mowing Court House yard. 125
G W Ziegler cleaning Court House Ac.. 400
G W Ziegler stove pipe for Court House 602
John West plastering and repairing
Court House 51 25
G W Ziegler attending clock 0 25
D L Cleeland cleaning clock 75
Jeff Burtner Court House 3 00
S McClymonds Court Honse 6 70
Mr.i Flemming scrubbing 3 00
John West calsomining ' ... 300
M J Reiber \ dozen brooms 2 00
G W Ziegler Court House 4 00 .
« n " 2 10 •
•< « » : G is
" " " 6 25
Total $426 15 ;
Inquests fur 1882. .... $.'143 65
Refunded Tax for 1882.
William P Denny • ••$ 5 67
Robert Sankey 4 96
A N Hamer - ' ,)0 I
Joseph Henchberger 1 63
James Riddle .. <• .. 3 15
William Ramsey 6 28
G W Wilson 261 ,
R W Atwell 94
Robert White 1 50 •
Total $27 74 1
Road Viewers $157 00
Constables' Returns - $605 33
Dlxmont Aoc't lor 1882.
May 4. J A Heed *.'.«» W
| June ;o, " 3,a» o*>
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Commonwealth Account for 1882-
W A Wright $27 85 Peter Kramer 9 t>"
R C McAboy 15 00 Jacob Keck 89 f>3
Fred Bahl 272 John Ktnnedy... 1 50
Rev J McElree... 8 3«'. Frank Eyth 3 , r /'
John Kennedy... 4 20 Jennie .Max well.. 57 5O
I, P Walker 3 01' f, Wolford <; 7»
X X Stevenson... 10 85 L P Walker ti 0"
Jacob Keck 1 *>• G Turner 1' 4-t
A X McCac lless. 13 s<>"lieo Campbell "0 0"
1 W SI Smith 11 50 Robt Campbell... 14 80
James Gribbeu... 3 4-1 R 11 Pillow 7 (M>
J C Donald - >11... 2 00 J C Muitland 31 50
\\ Dauoeiispeck. 4 07 (ok 11 M«-chling... 3 7'-'
K-<| Flanagan 2 70 W M Smith Oil
I Chas Cociiran 300 Hugh Dutly 11 00
T J AI worth 3 OH John Regan 5 0 >
WniSiO'tb 2 ti6 ! John Kennedy... <> 15
Hujjh Duffy 5 (Ki 1. 1' Walker 7 fiO
Win Patton 2 95 James Smith 24 51
John Kennedy... ti 0- David Stewart.... 9N>
L P Wa'k#-r 12 "« Vm !AUn 2 ((
S X MeCamliess. 6 0 G C Itoessing 4 (K)
Patrick O'Briaii.. 4 44 lleury Korn 1 20
Ja» Buzzard 2 3t Samuel Greer 4 72
R S Hml man 9 00 Wm Evth 4 0:)
John Kennedy... 3 Oo Robert Fowler... lit 84
Jonas S Ilarizell. 54 <». las Thompson.... 5 96
Sam'l .M'Clj
A Harlev 2 IK LP Walker 11 55
Robert Dunn 4 90 Hugh Sjiroul Jc
I.en Stewart 454 wile IS 88
Jacob W01fi.n1.... 4 I>> Josiah Graham.. 12 12
Robt Hind'uan.. 23 04 Josiah Graham.. 8 00
Peter Kline 2 Ou .-arnuel Riddle... 75
John Keneiiy 2 87 I S Wilsou 5 02
W 11 Hoffman... 50 00 Peter Kramer... 31 50
Joseph Manny... 4 OOjJ S Campbell 5 9u
L P Walke '.... 4 85 Thos Douglas... 15 72 j
Ira M Pait rson 8 04 John Berg 5 00
SS Bard... 2 7' John Conn 3 0b J
LS Colter 5 02 i>r Pillow 5 00 !
Lewis Wm I. id.. 11 0: M X Grier 4 75 I
W Wilhamson... 1 (K.- ** P Irvin 225 I
W Braden 3 7; RC McAboy 5 00 |
J M Loudon 5 78 1 C Rreaden 4 90 !
R II Voting a 7 E Graham 2 84
Maggie Perry 2 90 ll Dindeuger 3 00 1
Wm Richey 1 5 G Walford 12 28 j
Sai'iuel Smith... ti 0- I F Brittain 5 I'O 1
P. F Hockenliery 10 84 L P Walker 32 40 j
John Donalilsi.n 20> las Thompson... 3 2'i I
J 1. Hinduian 23 7t (as Giifi'.len 3 !' s
Si.muel Graham.. 4 0- F R Convert !• 00 :
J O Coult r 4 7". Lizzie Gibson... 3 <lB
P P Brown 5 7i i.ev McQaistion.. 14 10 !
J C Ilawk 7 8-, Busan Harbison 8 3 i
II nry Dr-1.tr... s<' • S Bard 279
James Pralcht*.. 12 las R Kearns 25
Adam Pratzkee.. 1.! 5 ' S '"arnhart 871
Alex Baxter 3 .« 'v P Rittigau 4 10
A N Met ami less 15 7 • P Walker lti 03
Jas R Pringle... 5 0' Joseph Balpli 5 00
RC McAboy 5 00 (no Tuffs 2 78
Geo Bulger SCO David W'iison... 4 10
W Mitchell 5 00 •'has Yauukers 3 95
Wm Ricl.ey 3 2i Mu,'h Duiley 1 01
MmtnaCamp 8 2i I. P Walker. 2 <K>
.! M Adams 2 00 Dr Hockenbcry. 2 72
J M Adams 3 CM J B Morrow 2 08
L P Walker 6 tH.i L P Walker 0 22
J E Russell 5 72| W B Dodis 23 30
S G Morrison.... 10 40 P F Sowash 7 09
Samuel Dickey.. 7 00 M B Mcßride 5 00
Martin Reiseman 25 00 R J Bottner 20 28
John Kennedy... 2 70 F Barnhart 1 93
Jno McQ Smith . 5 00'OHMuntz 2 12
Joseph Keck 10 45 S P Irvin 8 25
Jno Glass 8 50 A Baxter 16 15
L P Walker 21 25 L P Walker 3 35
A X McCandless 17 28 Dr S Graham 50 00
L P Walker 11 95 Geo H Graham. 12 00
Wm Williamson 3 00 Isaac Wible 8 lti
Wm Richey 3 90 M Sample 4 10
Martha Dtifford.. 9 37 J X Miller 11 30
James Pollock... 5 02 M X Greer 7 00
S E Rockwell... 33 58 Dr Xeyuian 25 00
L Lempskey 30 34 DrS Bredin 25 00
I. P Walker 20 19 Robt Lefevre,... 3 02
A X McCandless 1 52 Peter Crainer 28 47
Jno Kennedy... 2 70. L P Walker 2 00
Mrs II Hayes..... 3 96 F J Alw.irth 4 40
WS Waldron 3 00 Wm Desso 2 08
Geo K Balph... 6 00 Jno Wade, et al. 4 40
Wm Gilchrist... 4 90 F R Belles 1 50
Clem Graham... 3 25 Wm Patton 7 96
II Kingsbury... 2 08 J X Miller 11 12
CO Kinsbury 150 Jno Staff, el a 1... 11 12
>1 X Greer 18 50 WLDaubenspeck 3
Wl.Daubenspeck 77" A S Moser 2 90
Thos Donaghy... 925 Joseph Keck... 895
Jno Weigle 7 11 A X McCandless 6 91
Mrs Aultroire 3 08 Chas Armor 6 02
H H Adderbold.. 8 84 Simeon Xixon... 4 14
J E Bard 2 08 C Youkie 3 50
W W Bard 26 08 1 D Young 2 78
Wm Daubenspeck 50 T A Burton 320
R.I Bortmas 7 73 A I. Campbell... 2 OS
M Sample 4 65 W E Reed 6 (Hi
Dr A Xcvman... 50 00 S A Campbell... 19 20
X B Mcßride 5 00 M X Greer 58 26
Zeph Kechner... 15 10 F R Coovert 2 30
J L Huffman 2 00 R Lafevere 10 40
S P Irvin 5 60 X Gorm'.ey 9 04
Johu Glass 4 92 Jno Lafevere 7 02
C M Coovert 6 48 R Lafev- re 7 88
Dr A M Xeyman 20 00 S W Ilaz'ett 6 7s
DrS Graham 20 00 R Ash 11 50
F Johnston 11 90,JnoSpohn 6 36
I) F Barnhart.... 23 69 O W Shupe 4 78
Jlt Johnston.... 11 BIC L Brinktr 850
Win Williamson 1 58 Hugh McFadden 4 47
Peter Kramer... 10 29 M Lei bier eta 1... 2 96
II Donaghy 3 00,F C Flanigati 2 80
Dale Thorne..._ 7 44 Jno Statl 6 78
II Clark 7 4h Geo Miller et al.. 14 04
A N McCandless 20 07 H W Stokey 14 88
II C Miller 9 Thos Donaghy... 13 00
A L Maver 7 0
Jno Weigle 78 4 ! ToUl $2504 62
Levy of Count) :in<l Stale lax
lor 1883.
I Count;/ Stnte,
Allegheny township -i'1277 14 •$ 43 10
Adams " I 1534 47 32 46
Buffalo " 1423 32 32 75
Butler " 1376 64 4 85
Brady •' ; 945 77 29 29
Donegal '• 1759 90 21 60
Concord " 1675 43 15 91
Clearfield " 912 57 1 95
Cherry " 1137 34 32i
Connoquenessing twp 1267 M 39 00
Clay township 1365 12 15 40
Clinton township 1419 95 25 10
Center " 1210 89 4 10
Cranberrv " 1393 58 11 99
Fairview" " 2518 60 89 4 »
Franklin " 1113 38 29 37
Forward " 1259 46 52 70
Jackson •' 1448 G4 18 95
Jefferson '* 1416 05 41 77
Lancaster " 12C0 33 34 29
Mercer " 900 43; 250
Muddycreek " 1326 51 22 32
Marion " 1147 27 20 00
Middlesex " 1438 08 26 80
Oakland *' 1266 94 21 16
Parker " 1895 60 70 65
Pen 11 " 1402 29 48 60
Summit " 1163 72 2* 10
Slipperyrook " 1 *>o6 30 55 20
Venango *' j 1115 44 39 61
Washington " 13t>6 26 71 57
Winfield " 1211 79 21 50
Worth " 1382 69 26 19
Butler borough 2626 77 66 95
Ccntreville " 292 7« 11 GO
Fairview " 285 43 60 07
Karns City " 101 90 13 25
Millerstown " 326 16 19 60
Petrolia " 184 CO 21 CO
Prospect " 323 82 13 C.>
Sunl.ury " 158 05 2 14
Saxoiiburg " ........... 3'J7 'JO CI 2.'i
Ifarrlsvllle " 275 83 18 00
Harmony " 154 78 16 00
Portersville " ... 175 85 735
Zelienople " 474 21 20 95
Total $51197 44 $1875 90
Account for IHH'J.
E Enston If2o 00 Robert Kiusick . 800
Jos
\V I' Denny 19 25 E Ze'uier 7 . r >o
Chan Waruar .... 11 00; Wm Cleeland "" 1 1j
Wm Douzan .... 21 00 Henry Shaffer... 8 25
Wm H Both 5 25 Isaiah McCall... 23 75
P M Bovl 7 50 John Albert 21 50
W H Vandyke. . 18 25 II M Gill 22 50
J B EHcr . 15 25 W J Hutehman . 18 75
Geo E Hay 18 25 J (' McClvmonda 21 75
Chan Mick 1ey.... 18 25 J W Jones 19 25
SII Duff.rd ... 15 25 Phillip Flitinar. 13 75
W H An Iranue . 925 MePadden 37 00
Daniel Wallet ... 17 95 W A Chiiatie ... ?5 5>
Wm Gibson .. . 525 Robert Cooper.. 24 75
Perry Gilmoi'O. . 27 25 Perry Gil more.. 35 50
EC Adams 3 25 Wm Rontli 8 75
James Crantner.. 18 25 .1 L Shannon.... 22 50
J I! Mcßride 17 00 F P Mcßride.... 31 00 ;
II F Murrain. .. 16 25 II C LeiiHner.... 25 75
It Gillelaial 11 2.1 G J Graham.... '-'7 CO
Geo Hildei brand 41 i 5 J F Wimcr.. . . 15 75
J C Ray 33 25 0 W Wick 7 75
Chas Hindrnm .. 4 25 John StnlT •. 6 75
Jamos Parker... 12 25 Wm McGill 27 00
CO Lamb 3 25 Jacob Simorß... 28 25
Hemy 80rtt).... 5 00J B Campbell.... 29 50
1? H Oliver 3 15 Nicholas ivraiuer 2' f)0
WII Ml uidevant, H35 Samuel Voting .. 28 75
James Davidson. 24 CO
R A White... .. 18 00 Total *IOSO 95
Samuel Jones.... 13 00
I
Tipstave Account lor 1832.
Thomas Shull, * .<> 136 00
John Flemming., 88 00
Joseph Henshberger 138 00
Samuel Johnston 14 1 ( 0
William Williamson 126 00
Henry Korn 140 (.0
Johu Maharg.. 136 (HI
George E Hay 132 00 !
A X McCandless 42 00 .
Total >1,078 00 [
Western Penitentiary Account.
Western Penitentiary r 57..* 52 j
Alleghfchy Comity WorkUoutft.'.o..ii.i.;ii 751 o2
Rrldgo Account lor
John Burr repairs on Fisher bridge,
| Cong, twp 280 |
Thos Craig work 011 Mil linger bridge,
, Center twp 27 18 1
Wm Bower bolts furnished for Millin
' ger bridge 182
John Bahm plank for Borer bridge,
Jackson twp 53 40 j
Elias Boyer work on Boyer bridge
| Jackson twp 500 1
i J R Brandon plank for Snyder bridge,
Franklin twp f 4 10 :
IW. J Gilleland repairs on Parks
bridge, Adams twp 35 10
E Eainger repairs on Buffalo bridge,
Buffalo twp 5 00 !
L C Cartwright masonry 011 .Etna
bridge, Slipperyrook twp 50 00
.1 R Brand.lll repairs on Snyder bridge
Brady twp 12 00
I. C Cartwright masonry on .Etna
bridge 100 00
! J L Shannou repairs on Shannou
bridge, Cong, twp 5 CM j
: C Weekman fill to Boyer bridge,
I Jackson twp 30 00 j
! G W Cramer repair on Monroe bridge,
Buffalo twp 19 65
J k Rice cleaning Harmony bridge 5 0 >
I JC Renfrew repairing Thorn Creek
| bridge 30 >'o
1 X King repairs on Lancaster bridge.... 50 j
L C CartwrigTit removing old .Etna
bridge "0 0 ,
j L C Cartwright masonry .Etna bridge 2SJ 12 !
I " " " " 10 50 i
I Jno M Shira repair on Harper bridge. 15 14 !
! L C Cartwright till to Aetna bridge 35 01 |
j Peter Fennel repairs on till, Brady
bridge 5 50 j
, Pittsburgh Bridge Co.. iron for .Ktna
j bridge, contract in 1881 2745 05
Jas W Reed, lumber for Aetna bridge 120 00
I Wm Huseltou removing drift from
Henry bridge, Rutler township 10 00
Mathew Badge, wood work, McCand
j less Conuo<iue»sing township bridge 10 Oo
j Mathew Badge,wood work McCandless
1 bri Ige 14 25
i C WicKman till to Boyer bridge
| Jackson township 33 Oil
j Mathew liadger, wood work McCand
less bridge 12 47
jR J Turk order from Matthew Badger II 0-
! Mathew Badger; wood work McCand
less bridge 42 96
Bauder & Pyle planking Muddycreek
bridge " 61 4<'>
Wm Kinser removing drift from
Kinser bridge 10 00
Jos Manny repairs on Kittaning bridge 1 50
A McCandless repairs on Thorn creek
bridge 25 00
Win Giiiciaud, masonry of Brown
Mill bridge Forward township 100 00
Jus M Grostnan repairs on Armstrong
bridge Cherry township 1 50
Jno Wade masonry and till Sarvers
Station bridge Buffalo township 268 41
Jno Gallagher repairs on Allen bridge
Franklin township 25 00
Matthew McCullough removing drift
from Shaw bridge Muddycreek twp 6 00
J M Hilliard masonry and wood work
Turner bridge Parker township 242 51
J 1. Patterson wood work Sarver sta
tion bridge 133 (X)
J A Gordon masonry Campbell bridge
Fairview twp 50 00
W J Gilleland, contract Brown bridge
Forward township 30 00
W W Breckenridge & Son, superstruc
ture Gall igher bridge Franklin twp 368 75
Jno Gallahcr repairs on abutment
Gallgher bridge 23 05
B F Stauffer repairing Bounie Brook
bridge Summit township 6 00
David Cupps raising abutment Spring
dale bridge 150 00
W J Gilleland masonry Maple Furn
ace bridge Allegheny township 100 00
Adam Weber abutment across Conno
quenessing creek 011 Freeport road
Butler borough 75 00
Flemming it Badgers li.asonrv and
fiil on Burgoyne bridge Clearfield tp 140 00
Wlll M MeCormick repairs on Ralston
Mill bridge Butler twp 5 00
J A Gordou repairs 011 Donly Station
bridge Parker township 25 00
W .1 Gilleland m. smn v on Browns
Mill bridge Forward township 232 33
E Eminger repairs on wing wall Buffalo
bridge Donegal township 45 00
Adam Weber masonry Freeport bridge 225 00
" " till at " " 40 00
Ulrich West fill Sprindale bridge 69 50
J A Gordon repairs, Karns city bridge 10 00
M McKenney repairs, Shannon bridge
Connoquenessing township 1 59
Casper Feilil repairs 011 Pier bridge
Connoquenessing township 40 00
R A Mayer repairs 011 bridge 75
A Fennel repairs on McMillen bridge
Clearfield township.... 53 32
A C Shira till to Darners Mill .'.bridge
Parker tp 35 00
Morse Bridge Co, bridge iron Brown
mill bridge Forward township 527 82
A W Wright lumber for Brown mill
bridge Forward township 83 60
W J Gilleland masonry Maple Furn
nace bridge 95 20
W J Gilleland masonry and fill at
Brown mill bridge 94 (XI
E II Adams repairs on Carr bridge
Slipperyrook township 5 00
J A Gordon masonry Campbell bridge
Fairview township 4 50
EH Adams repairs 25 00
Fred Winters repairs abutment Thorn
cresk bridge Penn township 22 00
Ad-im Weber masonry Freeport bridge 200 00
Jno Gordon Campbell bridge 50 00
Al' I} rown planking Monroe bridge... 13 00
A Weber masonary Freeport bridge... 200 00
Isaac Donaldson Stony Run bridge 50 00
Total $7733 54
Treasurer's Account wflh Townships and
Boroughs for County School, Road
and Poor Tax.
DISTRICTS. 53 1 ! J 1
1878 from IHltler boro s :i:t £ ... § •$ . .
18"! I " " " IS «4 32 Ss 21 !l .'to
isso •' •' " 27 43 38 .V, 51 So 21 !I2
lssl " " " ii OH it jo 11 (jOi 225
isso'• Winfield twp. 41 21 7"> h mh; l"« iI
ISSI " " 4!i SI CO 47 rs; 05' t!l :t2 I ,
is::)" Venango " 224 71 2 25, 2(«
1850 " " '• 2so r> 74 .... 1 lOS
ISSI " " " 20 -27 !« s 2:1 (
is7'i " Brady '•. 2 2ti 310 ....
isso " •• " 12 28
ISSI '• ' •• 12 or. 12 18 . ... I
I87!i " Adams "I »» 07
1579 •' Summit " 4 <;o 301
ISSO " " " 4OS I ....
lrwi •• " " aBl ... 1 ,ii 1
I is7'j " Cherry " 372 233 1;o
" " Jefferson " 08 i ...
isso •' " " 36 '
1870 * Centre '• «00 ... ....
1880 '• '• •' 10 SS 10 so I ....
iH7:i " Marion " 10 . I |
isso " •• " 10 41 28» 1 x> ! ;
is-it " 1 " 2«1 !>2
1870 - Wash'Rton" sO4 1: is 723 2 it;
isso " •' • 17 12 17 12 u !»; :i ;2
ISv 1 •' •' •' 32 Ii 40 72 12 92 C. S4 "
is7o •• Kaliview " 4 m sso 1 4) _>"< 1
1550 '• •• " 2 .17 2 8.1 2 8.1 <r,
1.-.SI " '• •• Isi ISI *l>: Ij, I
187'j " Concortl •' 40 o i ;!() 03 » To! 8 2". !
ti ,ij .-j) mOO J* 2(l' J
laid ■> '■ " 31 23 2t> 41 ... 7ls 1
1M7!I " Parker " 72 tCO !ll| j
ISso •' " •' 2 1:1 3 10 2 <l2 1 75
1551 •' •• •• 1 !.i! :( 07 2 10 2 10
1573 '• Oakland " i- so 720 1.120 !no I
Isso '• •• '• :so 10 13 oi 34 so X7u I
1851 •' " " 1.1 >1 10 4S 10 IT 511
IS7O •• Alleghcuv" 1 M ! .1
!»;fo •' " ' " 4 i'o 7 ss j
IHSI •• •' •• 17 I'. 17 !Ki 11 20 2SO 1 J
1870 •• Forward " K OO
1S«0 " " ft »)1 4 03 160 .
" " Penn " <; 7-"' .
Iss] '• •• "..... ll 7 > 7s* . . '
isso" Miller-t'nboro 1 uMi ... 2si
lssl '• « •• 1120 .....
isso " Donegal twp. 14 ■ .. ..
ISSI " •• " 12 77 11 31 n i:» Bno
Totals $.-,4 i; nft s4 8411 «H 222 SO (
rocelpto from unsealed lainwsi thi j
Uhiiionl lec'l 11 iill TuwiiHliipM 1
mid Itoroiik'ltN iti J SS2.
Districts. Amtre&d /iu/.ilur. •
E&ncantcr township * 175 95 52 DO i .
Clearfield '* 1024 52 I
Mi I lei st own borough 418 91 ! .
Forward township 4sM "1
Fairviow •' 721 05 -
itoberi Storey Enq 208 85
Cherry township 192 55 |
Parker '• 53C 24 I(M> 12 \ V
Marion 253 27 i
lluffalo " 24(1 40 r.G 31 1 '
Donegal •• 428 83 81 05 !
Butler borough 34* 04 '
Center townuhip 195 51 41 05 I
Adami " 294 12 45 50 1
Butler " 125 HO 98 50 j
Cranberry " ... 132 90 55 35 i .
M.-rcer " 05 86 j
Winfield " 414 73 78 01 ! ■
Clay " 5 66 j
Total 1 2823 89 4082 02 j 1
Prothonotary Account for 1882. 1
April 6, Matthew N Grefcr,, $ 12 tX) j
June 1, A Russell 8;i 40 |
July 5, M. N Greer 11 80 j
August 11, M N Greer 1 50 fr
Dec. 21. M N Greer 1:' .»
Dec. 27, M N Greer 1«» <»0
Total : £174 2>
Agricultural Society.
I'»iU Jolm S t n. m. < i vltW 00 1
Amounts Paid on Unseated Lands.
SCHOOL TAX.
To Cash to W M ltaiu-i y Center twp - $ !• K
" t. C Kramer Parker •* - 10 30
" W J:i<ui.-on Vcntiniro " - 1(5 £0
" Martin Eytb Ouklurd " - - 4~> M
" tiwei: Brady Doing ll " - HI
" Concoid IW|i I' os Graham - 10 'M
" Jiid Miller Butler twp - - It 95
" Samuel Hoon Prospect boro - 1 (A)
Total school tlx paid - - - {1 4 £7
no a o TAX.
To Cash to C..> Bauer Butler twp - - f!0 84
" .;n-s Sitnn rs Wiufleld tp (51 42 j
" W \ Fort|Ucj Washington
tup- 23 94
' J •■ - nornltii'X O island tp :i«i lis j
" A \ Douilult Penu tp - - 14 S4 '
" K 1' And. >sou Allegncuy tp |:; *?>
J C V.Kce " V •• -
" K F Mcßriiic t[ - ",9
" S B Ouni)ibcll Oont-oid " - 7 I'S
" V\ H Shira Parker '• - 10 34
Total $18j» C>
I'OoH TAX.
To Cash to P Gilmore A ilegli-ny twp - *•> K«
" Wtu Martin Venango " - - 2 K
" Joint Wllliau s " " - - i> 62
Total' ?.'l \3
Aggregate s:i.'s OS
Ti e:t i urer J II Miller, Or.
■ By Expenditure# of Butler County for 1832
By County Institute acc't cf IMSI paid
January 3. 16*42 $ 2i"o 00
i Bv County Institute acc't 1832 paid
j Dec 3'. 18S* 2f!o 00
By exchange ou draft for A I. Craig. . 85 00
'• on I uxmcnt Hospital draft 500
•' •' acc't Register A Rtcorder
H H Gallagher 10 50
By account Warren Ho.-piti_l Dr Jno
Curn in 65 *25
'• •* Co. dctccttvo H L Edmun
son 501 09
" '• Ti ansoibing . ... 730 00
'• " tVimmis of'*l 7 50
'• " Commissioners acc't of 82 23i7 50
•' " Livery unpaid acc't of 'Bl. 4»i 00
" " Livety cc't of '8! . .. I!>J 73
" " Traveling expense 107 0»
" " Agricultural a-<tociatiou .. 1(K) t (i
•' " Auditors' counsel >OO
*' " Insurance 30 -■)
■' " 'Jipstaves 1078 >0
•• " Piollionotary 174 20
" '• Public improvement 174 5a
'• " Commissioners' counsel.. 230 00
" " Couit CHei 444 1(0
'■ " Clerk of Courts 435 72
" '• Intf rest pan l on borrowed
money 132 51
•' '• District Attorney 202,00
" " Jury Commissioners'clerk 115 CO
" * Postage 3! 50
'! " Jury Cjirmi-sieners .. .. 281 06
" " for express - - - 117"
" " Dixmont Hospital - - 5,20!) ot!
" " stationery - 750 75
" " Western penitentiary - 738 52
" " Allegheny workhouse - 7.71 (>.'
" " Reform school - - 18.") 40
" " water - - 400 00
" gas - 242 !•
" " County Auditors - - 300 00
" " Court Auditor - - 100 00
" " road damage - - 175 00
" " coal - 241 30
" '• stenographer - - 1,527 21
" " rcgistrati •» - - 237 3!)
" " assessing - - 1,150 P5
" " Court House janitor - 319 50
" " indexing records - - 485 25
" borrowed ru .tiey paid - 1,880 00
" " bridge inspectors and
viewers - 213 31
" " ref'uudul tax - - 27 74
" " roa l \ tews - - 157 00
" " printing - - 1,60t> 95
" '• Court iiouse - - 4_'t> 15
" " inquests - - 343 05
*' " Sherill' - 1,70S 71
" '• bridge account - - 7,733 54
" " Constables' returns - 61. r > 33
• l " Jail 7i3 49
" " Commonwealth ... 25 450
" '• Jir ;rs - - - - 9184 42
•' " t ' iiuiiissioncrs Clerk - I*o O'l
" " E ton .... 2532 99
" " lands sold to
I'oT.tijis ioi.ers - - 204 t'O
Aggt , .te - - - ssl 7:«) as
Acc'i lor'Sa.
Butler Herald •; -' 21 Hut.cr Citizen 10 40
Etgle. 924 ' •• 350
* Citi/.en lt.i; 00 '•
•' 1' "(0 " Citizen 5 B~<
'• Herald 100 00 '• Eagle. 900
" Citizen '.O 54 •' Citizen 50 00
" Eag'e . 2 j 5». " • to 01
I'etrolia Record i 25 i'etrolia Record 588
Butler Htraid 15 00 Butler f 'iiizen 850
l'O CO •• Citizen 53)
Citizen 17 91 " Herald 125 00
Herald 18 9S " Eagle. 153 81
Petrolia ltecord 18 00 •« Citi/6n 43 75
liutier Citizen 2! 38 Petrolia Record 143 75
•'
Herald 23 83 1881 (il 87
" Eagle. 8 :■'> Butler Citizen .. 5 83
*' C.tiz, n 812 •• Herald ..34 22
" Herai-i 20 00 Earns City Teie
'• Eagle. 10 50 phone 50 00
lJe;ald 12 Wot
" Eagle. 2 5'J tl6!>6 95
Butler Herald for 1882 $174 32
'• Elgin for l-iS2 444 17
•' Citizen for 1882 449 71
Petrolia Record for 18 2 18<> 83
Millerttoivn 'Te;aid for 1331 acc't Ot 87
Karna City Telephone for 1831 acc't.... 50 00
$1668 95
Ntatioiit i y Acc'l for IBS 2.
BSalhaeh.. ... ....$4 75
Oil City l»erriek . . ' .. is no
II J lltml.. .. .. IB 00
Odell & Mayer. 51 £5
Asllby & VilK'i'ut . 144 23
H C llemein.ui.. ... 7J 57
w <; Johnston .. . :»t
FI- Hutter .. tut 20
H 8 Green.. .. .. .. 3:1
Total .. ... ... ...?7.->o 75 ,
Reform Sohool.
J J Gillespie $lB5 40
Water Account •?4 , .H) 00 >
Gas Account .*241 40 |
County Auditors.
J llShannon SIOO 00
J M Lofcdefc 100 (mi
G W Crow 100 00
Total S3OO 00
Public Improvement for 1882.
February 1, C Wise for pnvetuent $ 50 00
March 4, C Wise lor pavement 121 53
Total *174 53
Commissioners' Counsel.
May I s . Thomas Robinson SIOO 00
October 27, Thomas Robinson .10 00
November 2 .Thomas Robinson 30 t'i)
November 28, Thomas Robineon 50 00
Total $230 00
Commissioners Aoe't 'B2.
J C Don idaon ono day at $ 2 50 i
J Mavlierry " " 2 50
J Gribben ■' •' 2 50 _
Jas CoUitm 310 days at 2 roper day ... 775 00
Ckzß Coi lirati 3D5 day at 2 5J per dav.. 702 50
Geo W Hays 312 " " ".. 730 00
$2325*00
Livery Account.
Commishionerr. of 13'tl
By sundry warrants redeemed in 1832 •$ 13 00 J
-\n
Of Commissioners for 1832 *l.O 73 j
Travqjing expense, Commissioners 13-2 $lO7 09 j J
1 1 ' " ' I I
Auditors Counsel.
Oeorgo W Fleegsr $5 00 ;
Butler Fire Insurance Co 33 20 j
Counnty Institute.
Jan 3. 1882 J H MurtUnd € ~ K >O 00 |
Dec 20 2 )0 00 !
Dr itts.
For 1881 A L Cra-j SBS 00 ;
For 1382 Dixruont Hospital 5 CO j
Pegister and Recorder.
Feb 8. 1882 H H Gallagher *lO 60 j 1
Warren Hospital.
1882 D John Cur wen *65 25 J ■
County Deteotivo.
1882. L n Edmundson ...SSOO 00 j
Transcribing Acc't 'B2. j ,
Jan 3. J W Itrown $297 50
Sept 23 J W Brown 835 CO '
" '• F. I Itrugh !>7 50 |
Total ■'tTittt CO j
Br'.dgft l":!spo;!tor's Acc't for 1082
and Viewers.
By rfuudrv warrants......,,.>*.v.-WIJ 31
('oiirl House Juuitor for
G W /eigler l'sq s,'{l9 .70
j JAIL ACCOUNT FOR 1882 $713 49
<'ouri Autliior lor I^2.
John W Kelly SIOO 00
Itoari for 'S2
Jesse Wright SSO 00
John J Beatuer 50 00
j J A McCandless 40 00
Benjamin I>avidson 35 00
Total $175 00
Coal Account lor'S'J,
Phillip Winter....» slßl 14
' Andrew Khmer 60 25
$241 39
Sleu ograplier.
F M Eastman..; $1527 21
REGISTRATION ACC'T FOR l $ 237 39
ln<l<>\niK ISccordM.
II II $ 45 05
i: 1 Bi ugh
S4SS 25
liorroHcd .Money.
Ann Cooper $ t joo 00
. John S Ward 75 00
Henry Korn 005 tO
Il A Milllin ( j(!0 oo
_ SIBSO 00
Court Crier for 1882.
James K earns $444 CO
Clerk of Courts Acc'i for 'B2,
I. M Cochran $ 15 0.l
H A Wright <l7 9s
W B I'odds t>9
$435 72
Interest on Borrowed Money for'B2.
AunCocper $ COO
John f- Ward 10tf 26
R A Altliiin 2t> 25
$132 51
District Attorney Acc't for 'B2.
W A Forquer $ 17 otl
A X CutiDiiigham 235 00
Express Acc't for 'B2.
II C Heineman sll 70
Jury commissioners' clerk.
W O McCrea $ 85 00
Geo B McCrea 22 50
Alex Russell 7 50
slls 00
Postage Account.
Miss S A Robinson s3l 50
Jury CoiiiuiissioucrM* acc'i VS'-i.
J W Monks $ 130 ot>
Hugh McCrea 145 00
$2Bl 06
Slicrills* At'ti'l for 'B2-
May 6th W. II Holl'itua •... $ 975
March 31 Thomas Dottaghy 183 80
June 24 " " 26 00
July 1 " " 435 41
J ni>' 3 " " 43 20
October 4 " " 487 44
Xoveuibc 15 " " 18 53
December 3') " " 499 53
SI7OB 7t
Borrowed Money Account.
To amount remaining unpaid as per
audit tor 1881 _$ 5,557 80
To amount borrowed 1882 - - 19,952 35
Total - - - - $25,509 15
CR.
1882 by amount paid on principal -$ I,BSO 00
" " " interest paid - - 132 51
Total - -$ 2,012 51
By balance remaining unpaid with
interest - -$23,496 94
$25,509 15
RECAPITULATION.
The Treasurer iu account with Butler County
for the year ending Dec. 31, 1882:
DR.
To Cvdi received.from Collectors $ 3'J4Ss II
'• "• " " Commissioners -20103 41
i' " " '• Unseated land
county tax. 546 65
" " •' " Unseated lands
school tax 522 89
" " " " Unseated lands
r.»ad tax 411 68
" " " " Unseated lands
poor tax ... 222 89
" " •' " T«ps A l>oroß,
Dixmout ac't 2823 89
Balance iu Treasury as per audit 1881 4U58 48
SCB 777 95
CR.
By cash paid ou unseated lauds acc't. 5 325 08
" Sundry warrants re Itemed 51730 28
•' Treas irers percentage. . 2337 42
" Balance iu Treasury Dec 31,'82. 14385 17
S6B 777 95
We llie uudrrsinned Auditors of llntlcr county
in thi' commonwealth of Pennsylvania met at
tin- Commissioner's Office of said county ou the
•j I day <>t .1 iiunary, tsjst, and did audit, adjust and
settle the scvcnil accounts r»'<|iitred of us by law
iieeoriliiiK to tiie tiest of our judgment and ability
and that the tor ,'oim: is a correct statement of the
various olllces of saut «. , ount v and Commonwealth.
In witness we have hereunto set our hands ami
seats this l<Hh ilsy of January. 188;!.
•I. 11. Si I AXON, [I.. s.l
(i. W CROW. 1t..8.1
J. M. I.OUDON. [L. S.I
We thi' undersigned Commisionei-s of I'.utler
Co.. having cvamlm d the foregoing report ol the
County Auditors, and believing it to lie a correct
statement 01 the receipts and expenditures of said
county for the\ear A. D..1882, order its pulillca
tion. " Cl.O. W. HAYS,
CH AS. C<M'HIiAN,
JAS. COLLINS.
I- " RAIM
1 1 M E O. Hlll'l Vr'-vp AND TRAIN THF.AT*FXT, •
rinranfissl HIXN-CIS for Hyatfria, DIUINRA. Convulnions,
is. VcrTrt* . Notimlffll, IlcVutjrho, Nervous f'n-tn
tioneiHi . 1 bv the i; -' 1 of «'**ohol or tot-aco. "Wakeful-
IM'A M.-TC'il 1 inn. foftcn nfof tki! I- ru in reMilt
ln< In Insanity and le.i linjr to mlst-rv. d» »* y andrleith.
FromatiireOl'l Aire. liarri-nne*s. LohiotPonr In i-.t' rr
i»ct. Invo'.nnt.irv 1.-i- and onu-erf f v
frer-oierttonof thebrn'n. self at>n«rorover-lm;olr*iiee
nabox v.-ttl mro rocont c>* •*■*. Li' h box eontalnti < n«#
rvmth's tr One do'lar a 1 - x. or six tx>xe«fiv®
<lo!!ar»: Erntt>vnnllpr<'|iatJonrpeeinl of price. We guar
antee ix txixcs to euro nnv ra e. \y.*h each on'er re
rt fve.l for :-ix box*"4. aeoompnr. wi:h five dot ars. wo
* 111 nend the purchawrour written to refund
money if treatment does not eflect a cure. Ouara.iteea
i. -1. I ..-CV -y Jos. F>m:n<;, DniE r at. 91 Market
Xi'.UburfcU. Pi. Oi\U:r» by uiail at regular prie«w
A Ls:ture to Young Men
OS THE LOSft OF
A I.eetnre on the Natuie. Treatmont anil Radi
cal cure of S: initial \V«iaknoss, or Sperma
torrb ioa imiucaj by Beif Abnee. Involuntary
l'ni:-i-ons. lui;i< tei!cy. Nervous Debility, ami
Imped.mi nts t > Marriage generally;
tion. Kpil.ijw an 1 Fits: M«n al and Physical i
capacity. Ac-By ROBRRT J. CL'I.VBRWELL*
>l. D , author of the ♦ Green Book," A
The wo. 1 Id-renowned author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences of Self-Abuse may
lie effectually removed without dangerous surgi
cal operations, bougies, itislrn*
nients, tings or cordials; pointing
out a node of cure at once fcimpl*, cor-,
tain and effectual, by means of wtiiol* every
sufferer, no matter what 1 is cooditian may be k
may cure hintßelf cheaply, privately and radU
cally.
Tint L'.cturr trill proix << linen to T\nu*nnd%
and Thoumnd*.
Sent under seal In a plain envelope to »»r atK
dress, on receip' of six cents or two
postage stamps. Address.
THE CUi-VERwELL WE3ICAL CO.,
11 ANN ST., NEW YOBK, N. Y. ; I'- O. Box, 450.
net I l-ly.
Union Woolen
BUTLER, "A.
II- Fn,l KUK»\, I'rop'r.
Mauulactf.rer ol BLANKCTS, FI ANNEI.I", TARNS,
Ac. Al-o custom wo 1* lon,-to order, such as
oolitic K..<' , making Blankets, i l.innils K.uit
ti.. and Weaving Tartie, &c., at very low
pric-'S. Wool worked on the slate-.. •( de
my7-ly
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