BUTLER CITIZEN MISCELLANEOUS. A Golden Opjnlon. A well known author has said: "Every youth should live with one eye on old aye. If he should die before he gets there, it will never do him any injury." Just so should all youths be taught by their parents and teachers that PERUNA, the great tonic, is just the remedv he needs for all the ailments to which flesh is heir. Many Golden opinions of its value and of its unpre cedented success have been received by its discoverers,{all of which express the most unbounded confidence in its value as a remedy, and all tell what it has done for the afflicted. C. 11. Walron writes from Brooklyn, N. Y., that he began taking PERUNA while at Conneauton, Pa., for a severe pain in his tide. After trying three bottles, the pain was almost en tirely removed, and he now asks where he can get the world-renowned tonic in Gotham. lie knows where he gets relief. Ask your druggist for PERUNA and MANALIN, also the "Ills of Life." —Take your holiday. —Work for success. Manure begins to draw interest a3 soon as spread, payable at the next harvest. Cut millet or Hungarian grass be fore the seeds get ripe. Dry earth makes good bedding for cattle in mid-summer. Papillon Skin Cure Papillon Ca tarrh Cure, Papillon Cough Cure, Pa pillon Blood Cure are sold by J. L. Wuller and D. H. Wuller. —Keep a record. Tar sheep's noses. Cultivating the corn prepares the soil for future crops. A clover sod turned over is a heavy coat of manure. —Poor layers and bad mothers should go to the block. Salt the stock once a week; not necessarily on Sunday. Sow buckwheat for a second crop, or to fill out where another has failed. Time to Stop it. It's too bad, Sir or Madam, but don't get frightened. Your hair is falling out—that's certain. A glance in the mirror, or an investigating committee of fingers tell the dismal story. We dont discuss the possible cause. It is enough that Parkers Hair Balsam used now will prevent further distruction. Is your hair somewhat gray, too, and crisp? Alas, yes. The Balsam will give back the original color, softness and gloss. Not a dye, not oily, ele gantly perfumed, a perfeet dressing. —Superphosphate is a most accepta ble fertilizer for rutabagas sown this month. —Ripe, woody, late cut grass does not make good hay. —Sheep need shade and shelter, as well as food and water. —Top-dress newly mown meadows with fine manure. Hay Fever. For twenty years I was a sufferer from Catarrh of the bead and throat in a very aggravated form and during the summer months with llav Fever. I procured a bottle of Ely's Cream Balm, and after a few applications re ceived decided benefit—was cured be fore the bottle was used. Have had no return of the complaint.—Charlotte Parker, Waverly, N. Y. —Harvest the wheat in the 'doughy' state. —Young stock need a separate feed ing place. —Timber cut in mid-summer is most durable. —lmprove the live stock through better males. —Protect .the work horses from flies with sheets. —During the season for mosquitoes and other stinging insects, and of poi soned plants, if your skin is impure, a bite will swell the faster, unless you apply Papillon Skin Cure. A single application will neutralize the poison. For sale by J. L. Wuller and D. 11. Wuller. —Give a frequent cbange of pasture. —Unclean stables breeds bad dis orders. —A hundred day pig may be very profitable. —Pure drinking water is of the first value. —Muzzle the horse when the corn gets large. —Place a wet cloth in the crown of the straw hat, it may prevent sun stroke. Every Woman in the Land owes it to herself and ber family to take care of her health. When she finds her health failing, and debility and weakness, undermines her strength, her best and surest remedy is Kidney- Wort. It builds up the health, keeps the secretory system in perfect order, regulates the Kidneys and Bowels, and enables these important organs to perform their natural fuctions in throwing off the accumulated im purities of the body. —Hot weather favors vermin. —A pig loves a run in the clover. —Late cabbages require rich soil —Buckwheat mellows cloddy lands. —Flat turnips sown now, will yield excellent food for sheep in late autumn. That weak back or pain in the side or hips you will find immediately re lieved when a Hop Plaster is applied. It strengthens the muscles, giving the ability to do bard work without sufftr ing. Take none but this, 'tis sure. —Weed out poor hens. —Drink little ice water. —Observe rigid cleanliness. —lnsure the farm buildings. —Give work horses frequent and small drinks of cool, pure wafer. —Papillon Cough Cure cured an in fant only a few weeks old, of whoop ing eouKii after a consultation of physi cians pronounced it bovond recoyery. It stops tie whoop ami allows the breath to return. For sale by J. L. Wuller aud I>. 11. Wuller. Consumption Cured. Ail old physician, r.-tirv.l from practice, having had placed in hi- hands l>y an K;us« India mission ary thi' formula of a simple vegetable remedy lor the speedy and immanent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma and all throat and LUIIR Affections, also a positive and radical cure for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints, after having ti st«-d their wonderful curative pow ers in thousands of cases, has tilt it his duty to make it known to his suffering/ellowv Actuated bv this motive and desire to felieve human suf fering, I will scud free of eharue. to all who de sire it. this recipe, in (ierman, French or Knglisli, with full directions for preparing and using. Sent I.v mail by addressing with stamp, naming this paper. W. Novi:s, u:i Powrers Work. Rochester. N Y. Septl'-'-Ki-lVeow DR. SADLER, XZZ/ OCULIST AND AUKIST. MM PEXX AVENUE, PITTSBURGH, PA. (\ f/ Eye. Ear. Nose anil Throat Specialties. Cataract, Crooked Eyes, "Wild Hairs, Drooping Lids, Deafnet-s. Discharge from Ears, Polypus and Catarrh successfully treated. Spec tacle* adjusted. Artificial Eyes inserted. Send or free Pamphlets. THE SURE CURE —— FOR KIDNEY DISEASES, LIVER COMPLAINTS, CONSTIPATION, PILES, AND BLOOD DISEASES. | PHYSICIAHS ENDORSE IT HEARTILY.) "Kidney-Wort is the most successful remedy I ever used." Dr. P. C. Ballou, Jlonktoll.Vt. "Kidnoy-Wort is always reliable. Dr. E. ST. Clark, So. Hero, Vt. "Kidney-Wort has cured my wife alter two years suffering." Dr. C. M. Sumraerlin, Sun Hill, Oa. IN THOUSANDS OF CASES it has cured where all else liad failed. Itismild, but efficient, CERTAIN IN ITS ACTIO, but harmless in all cades. t ;Tlt oleai*»c» the Blood and Strengthen* ocd *lve* New Life to all the important organs of the body. The natural action of the Kidneys is restored. The Liver i 3 cleansed of all disease, and the Bowels move freely and healthfully. In thi a way tho worst diseases aro eradicated from the system. 2 PRICE, SIOO LIQOD OR DRY, SOLD BT DRUGGISTS. Dry be sent by mail. flMrtSMMßßian 1 $11,950 IN CASH GIVEN AWAY ATTENTION, SMOKERS! All contestants for the 25 premiums aggregat ing above amount, offered uy Blackwell's Dur ham Tobacco Co., must observe the following conditions on which the premiums are to be awarded: All bags must bear our original Lull Durham label, U. S. Revenue Stamp, and Caution Notice. The bags must be done up securely in a package with name and address of sender, and number of bags contained plain ly marked on the outside. Charges must be prepaid. Ojntcst closes Sovcmltcr 30th. All pack ages should be forwarded December Ist, and must reach us at Durham not later than Decem ber 15th. No matter where you reside, send your package, advise us by mail that you have done 80, and state the number of bags sent. Names of successful contestants, with number of bags returned, will be published, Dec. in Boston. Herald: New York, Ileratd; Philadel phia, Times; Durham, N. C., Tobacco riant. New Orleans, Times-Democrat: Cincinnati, hn quirer: Chicago, Daily A ews; San I-rancisco, Chronicle. Address, BLACKWELL'S DCBHAM TOBACCO Co., DURHAM, N. C. Every genuine package has picture of Bull. See our next announcement.-®* PAPILLOMA ABSOLUTELY CURES SALT EHETJM, ECZEMA. SCROFULA, SCALD Head Erysiwlas, Tetter, Hives. Dandruff, Barber's Itch. Inmpltn, .Slings, Carbuncles, l'lant Poisoning anil Poisoned Wounds, Ringworm, sunburn, and all diseases of tlie Skin. For Piles, Wounds, Cuts, I leers or Sores, no remedy is so prompt In soothing and healing as I'apillon Skin Cure. It does not nuart or burn. ZHrectioru in ten languages accompany every bottle. MIS ABSOLUTELY CURE 3 NASAL CATARRH, ACUTE or CHRONIC COLD in the Head, Rose Cold, Bronchial Catarrh and HAY FEVER. Cleanses the nostrils, permits natural breathing, and prevents incrustations, snuffles aiul sneezing. It fsaspei iilc cure for Cold In tho Head—which is caused by sudden changes in the atmosphere. JHrections in ten languages accvmpawj every bottle. ffllJß ABSOLUTELY CURES Vt'IIOOPIUG COUGH. It Is a liarmlem vegetable syrun, very delicious to tlie taste. Relieves at once anil is a positive cure. WINTER and BRONCHIAL COUCH are cured by this excellent remedy. Directions in ten languages accom/tany every bottle. PHLONcure ABSOLUTELY CURES ALL DISEASES OF THE BLOOD. STOMACH. Liver, Bowels and Kidneys; for all diseases origin ating in impairment of tlie blood, as Antenna, Sick Headache, Nervousness, Female Weaknesses, Liver Complaint, I>r«|)epsia, Jaundice, Biliousness anu Kidney Diseases, tnis medicine is absolutely sura. This medicine does not contain any mineral, is > ab solutely vegetable, restores tuo blood to a healthy condition, regulating excesses end supplying de ficiencies, and prevents disease. Directi<ms in ten languages acctmipany every bottle. Price, $1 per Bottle; Six Boltles lor $5. For Sale by All Druggists. PAPI'-LON MFC. CO., CHICAGO. For sale by J. L. WULLER and D. 11. WULLER. A Public Benefactor. WMI. If. Sleili Oß Sfember ol L lie K<litorial Stall Of (lie York Herald; also Ex* ( ol Ex else New York City IS Aim SI., Hayw: I)r M. M. Fenner, Fredonia, N. Y —Dear t-ir I have boon a great sufferer from Billiouj-iiens Nervoiw iriit&t ion and Dyspepsia for yearn My friend. Hon. H. C. Lake of the New York Cnbtom House, in.'lneed nie to try your Blood & Liver lteuicdy and Nsrve Tonic. By the UHG of two bottloH I have realized a complete restora tion to health. I look upon it as tho greatest ren.edy of tho age, and upon yon, an the com poundar of the tsarno, as a public benefactor." FltOM THE NEW YOltK TRIBUNE- New York Tribune, New York, Dr. M. M. Fenner. Fredonia, N. Y.—Dear Sir j Please send me two more bottles of your Blood and Liver Bemedy and Nerve Tonic. My fa IIIIIJDJ TA'ii ng it and it has done her good Yours truly, C. A. TKACY. Completely, and entirely cleanses the blood relieves Bili aisness. Constipation and Headache; cleans out and heals tho entire stomach and bowels, breaks up and cures Agues and form ing Fevers; cures Pimples, Skin Eruptions and Hl;in Diseases, removes Bal Breath, is an anti dote for tho Blues; sooths, strengthens and heals Weak and Irritated Nerves, producing good rest at night; and completely renovates and restores a disordered system—^whether the disorder is slight or yrave. Dlt. FENNEIt.B KIDNEY AND BACK-ACHE CUBE—For all diseases of the Kidneys, bladder, urinary passages, backache, dropsy, female weaknesses, nervous debility, Heart disease, rheumatism' etc. The most successful remedy that has ever been administered in tho diseases named. Get of your dealer the memorandum book eutitled "Dr. Fenner's People's Remedies are Used all Over the World." And are for tale by J, L. Wuller and D. H. Wuller, Butler, .ABUTTER For COLOR and SWEETNESS MBMJIMKM IKE BEAN S CONCENTRATED ' Extract o* Annatto ow? Color. Brightest ▼• ▼ and Strongest. Buy of your Mer i chant, or lend 25 ou. lu for a ■aniplo, coloring GOO lbs. to i BEAN, BABE & CO., N». Market St., I'HI LA DA, GliiiT StCRIFICE SILE or Boots & Shoes AT John Bickels, I | Main St., Butler, Pa., In order to reduce my Summer stock of Boots and Shoes, I have decided to put them down to cost, and for Thirty Days Only You can buy Boots and Shoes at prices never before heard 01. I am making a special drive on Mens' Plow Shoes and Brogans for THEY MUST Go in the next thirty days, no matter what they BRING me, I need the room for Fall goods. My stock of FINE SLIPPERS AND WALKING SHOES is immense and at prices that will astonish you. These goods are going very last. Come and get A Bargain before it is too late. Ladies' and Misses' Kid But ton Shoes are also included in this great SACRIFICE Sale. These goods are V ery Fine And only suitable for Summer wear, hence they are offered to you at Greatly Reduced Prices. My stock of Fine Shoes for men and boys was never bet ter. Prices lower and Styles Nobbier than any other House in Butler In addition to my regular line ol goods 1 have TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED PAIRS of Sample Shoes and Slippers. These are goods which were car ried on the road one season by agents, not at all damaged, but slightly soiled on the soles I buy them very cheap and I can sell them at al>out Half Price. When in Butler do not ia.il to call and get a bargain. BASE BALL SHOES for men and boys at bottom prices. Boots and Shoes made to order on short notice, by first class workmen. Repairing of all kinds done same day receiv ed. Leather and Findings Of all kinds at very low prices. Remember the place. JOHN BICKELS, Main Builer. LEGAL AD VER TISE ME NTS. KHlnto of John If. W'ilwm tlw'd LATE OF JACKSON TOWNSHIP. Letters of administration on the estate of John 11. Wilson, dee'd., late of Jackson town ship, Butler county, Pa., having been granted to the undersigned all persons knowing them selves indebted to raid estate will please m ike immediate payment, and those having el tints against said estate will present them dul authenticated for settlemnt. M ARGARET WILSON,) , JONATHAN WILSON. , A ' Evans City I'. O. Butler Co., Pa. Eslale of 1 Icxsmder It. (.rant. LATE OF ALLEGHENY TWP., DKL 'D. Letters of administration on the estate of Alexander B. Grant, dee'd., late of Allegheny township, Butler Co., Pa., having been grant ed to the undersigned, all persons knowing themselves indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment and those 'having claims against said "estate will present them duly authenticated for settlement. JAMES C. GRANT, Adm'r. Six Points, Butler Co., I'a. Auditor'* Xoticc. In re Partial account of Robert Ash, Adm r. of Samuel Cooper, dee'd,, O. C. No. 24, Decem ber Term 1883. Having been appointed an auditor in the above case to pass upon exceptions, restate ac count if necessary, make distribution of balance in hands of accountant and make report of the same to Court according to law, I will attend to the duties as auditor, appointed for that pur pose. at Butler Pa., at tuv cilice on Thursday the 17tli day of July 1884 at 10 o'clock a. m.. of said day. EVERF.TT L. RALSTON, Auditor. June 23, 1884. Xofiee. Notice is hereby given that on Thursday, July 31st. 1884 or as soon afer as may be practi cable, an application will be made to the Gov ernor of Pennsylvania under the previsions of the Act of Assembly known as "the Corporation Act of 1874." and tseviral tupploments thereto, for the character of a corporation to he called "The Standard Clay Tele; l one Company," the the character and object of which are construct ing, maintaining and leai-ing telephone lines for the private use of individuals, firms, corpora tions. municipal and otherwise,for general busi ness and for police, fire alarms or message busi ness. and for the transaction of any business in which electricity over or through wires may be applied to anv useful puipose. with the prin cipal office located in the city of I'ittoburgh. Pa., and for the purpose if the aforesaid to possess arid < njoy all the rights, privileges and immuni ties granted ai d conferred by the laws aforsaid. The subscribers to said propoeed charter are Wm.Semple. Geo. B: Hii). Wm. Semple, Jr., Wm. I. Muslin and John D. Nicholson. Jso* C NEWMYEK. Solicitor. Notice is Hereby Given That an application will be made to the Gover nor of the State of Pennsylvania, under the Act of the Atsembly of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania entitled '-An Act to provide for the incorporation add regulation of certain cor porations, approved April 29th, 1874, and the supplements thereto," on the 24th day of July, or as soon thereafter as possible, for the char ter of an intended corporation to be called the "Comstock Light and Heat Co., the character and object whereof is the furnishing of light and heat by meaus of natural gas. in Allegheny township, Butler county, Pa., and for the pur pose to have possess and enjoy all the rights, benefits and priviledges of said Act of Assem bly and its supplements. The names of the corporators are A, M. Comstock, James W. Rowland. Geo. W. Livingston, Eben Crawford and H. J. Crawford. Oakland Towusliip. POOR. John Jackson and W. J. Hutchison, Over seers, ill account with Oakland township for 1883. DR. To am't of duplicate $7lB 69 To am't of cash from unseated lands 11 o'2 Received from overseers of 1882 2 88 To am't in treasury at last settlement... 38 50 $771 09 CR. By maintenance of Dan. Beatty $ 51 05 " Wm. Beatty 79 25 " Matilda Beatty 125 49 " John Slaj'tor 86 42 " Margaret Ke11y........ 16 00 " Cunningham family.. 162 15 Old bills paid . 76 88 By Noah Henry auditing and publish ing report 4 25 By L. S. Whitmire auditing 2 25 By W. 11. Neyman " 225 By Collector's percentage 35 09 By John Jackson 27 days and order of removal 42 90 By W. J. Hutchison 15J days, oath of office, order of yraoval, moving John Slaytor and making duplicate 28 50 By exonerations. « 20 55 By Treasurer's ifcrcentagej 11 73 By Attorney's fee 15 00 Balance in hand of ROAD. James Thornberg and Eg id Neff, Supervisors of Oakland township for 1883. DR. To am't of work-tax on duplicate $1,225 71 CR. By am't of work done sl,lßl 71 " tax unworked 1 53 " unseated lands returned... 27 37 $1,225 71 DR. To cash tax on duplicate $ 60 33 " from unseated lands 28 70 Due James Thornberg 15 38 Due Egid Nell'. 51 67 $156 08 CR. By Jas. Thornberg 45 days at $1.50 per day $ 67 50 By oath of office., 25 " three duplicates 60 " making two duplicates 4 00 " Kgid Neff 491 days a 51.50 per day... 73 87 " plank for bridges 6 98 J" Spikes and nails 1 00 " guide board 1 00 " exonerations 88 $156 08 We, the undersigned auditors of Oakland township, certify that the above accounts are correct to the best of our knowledge and abili ty. NOAH HENRY, ) L. S. WHITMIRE, > Auditors. W. H. NEYMAN, J •A IIAT^STME NEWS? To those who ask the question In a spirit of good faith, we will make answer. In these times of political excitement, monetary troubles, spec ulative disasters, it behooves every hom st citizen to be cool-headed, and to have all his wits about him. We dare only trust those whom we know to be worthy of our confidence. We must "Sail Clot* to! Shore" and practice Sensible Economy in the purc»ja;Hs vvp make. He is the best buyer who knows WIIERH to I.UV. Rut, says the reader, "this is not news , tills is an >,l/1 Story." We know It, but we were only preparing you' for the JSR^JWS. Our old, reliable friend, MS. GEORGE VOGELEY, who is known wherever Butler is known, and worthy of the utmost confidence, has just com pleted his loth Seini-Annual trip to the great rol.i»eeo Centres. He returns lad.-n with all the most desirable goods incident to his line ,)( business, such as Clears, Chenilig Tobaeriw, Snuffs. I'iji'f, His tobaccos are llie linest the market cap oitur His cigars, for beauty and flavor, shame the wild rose. ' As for the rest of his stock of Cliewers' and Smokers' articles no one pretends to ouestion their excellence. Call and be convinced. Buy and be hapyy. If vou wish to enjoy the comforts and luxuries of this life and avoid its disap|>oint ments, call at once and add yourself to his already long list oiContented Customers. Old ucil-kiuiwai ; >tai)cl. vp. 2S>, Main Street, sign of the "Big Indian Chut, ! < WANTED, SALESMEN. i To canvass for tlie sale* of Stock. I'nequalod facilities. N<» experience required, balary an l «x- D«'/is>esoat«l. «*tcr« of Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrul'S, etc. W. & T. SMITH. Geneva. N. Y. LEADING BUSINESS HOUSES. PITTSBURGH, PA., —AND ALLEGHENY CITY, PA. PITTSBURGH. JOSEPH HORNE & CO.. Retail Dry Goods, 195 to i!O3 Penn avenue. Library Hall, HA lit & (JAZZ AM. (Limited.) Kngine Builders and Machinists. Gear Cutting. *•'• Third Avenue. GEO. W. HriU.EY, l lie House Furnisher. 40s old No, Ot; Smillilicld St., betw 4th & sth Aves GTCORCE'W. BIGGS,* co.. Diamonds, l-'ine Watches. Art Coods, Cor. Sixth Avenue and Smithfleld Street, DR. yI'ISCV A.SCOTT DENTAL OFFICES, Lj n QIO ' old No. -si IVun Avenue. liU. O) Remember the new number. It. A. ELLIOTT. Artistic Florist. Seeds, Hants, Trees, Cut Flowers. &<•.. Send lor catalogue. 54 Sixth Street. ITITSBI'KIiIISUIN WORKS. Business Sigus of every description. Descriptive designs sent on application 35 Sixth Ave HEARD, BIBEK & E FCSTON. Dry Ooods. Notions, Suits. &c.. 505 & 507 Market Street, near Fifth Avenue. J. A. McCOKMICK. Worthington steam pumps and u ater meters. Otto's silent gas engines.engiiies and boilers, taper-sleeve wooden pulleys, snaftiiig and colliding. Estimates made on water works and all kinds of machinery. -7 Market Street. WEST I'OINT BOILEIt WORKS. R. Mini roe & Son. Prop'rs. 23d and Smallman Sts. New and second-hand boilers of all sizes. DOUGHERTY MORRISON. Boilers, tanks, sheet iron works, salt pans, &e. Repairing promptly done. Duquesne Way near Point. CREA. GRAHAM & CO., Manufacturers of Stoves, Kanges, Grate Fronts, Fenders, &c. 291 Liberty Street. IS2S. .IAS. SHIDLE& SON. 18S4. Wail Paper, Lincrusta Walton and French [rides cent papers. 5!) Smith field Street. MEYER, ARNOLD & CO., (Limited.) Fine and Plain Furniture, Nos. 08,70,7 i & 74 Diamond Street. Mi Ef.VKEN & COCHRAN, FURNITURE Manufacturers of all kindsof Furniture and l'i>- holstery. Office and Warerooms, s* & ;to Smith field St. Factory 71 to 75 Bidwell St., Allegheny City. F. (J. WKISE. Fuinitiiie, bed lounges, chairs, &c. 11l 41 h A\e. Rlnv Ist will uii:o\e to3lo Wood St Factory 14C, 148,1E0 & 152 Jackson St.. Allegheny JAMES I'HELAN, Old Stand Stocking Store, Men's Fine Furnishing Goods, 32 Fifth Ave, STEWART & HENRY, successors to Russell &Co Gents' Furnishing Goods, Fine goods at low prices. loi Fifth Avenue. H. HOUSTON & CO., Pumps— RED JACKET, wood and iron, all kinds. Sanitary Plumbers. 17 Seventh Avenue. HAGAN'S LADIES RESTAURANT, and Fancy Bakery. 609Smithfleld St., Lewis Build ing. cor. Gth ave. Regular Dinner 11 :30a mto 2 :30 KEYSTONE ANVIL WORKS. Manchester & Son. for circular. Cor. 28th & Railroad Sts. ARMSTRONG & McKELVY, PAINTS & OILS. White Lead, Coach and Oil colors, Ready Mixed Paints and Painters' Supplies. 33 Wood St, ® READY MIXED PAINT. 50c. 75c and $1 oo per gallon. Hand some, Durable. Best, Color card sent to fanners, builders, property owners. P. (L Box 2*lo, Atlas Paint Co., Pitts- W, J, BARK, * Eleetrotyper and Stereotyper, 92 Diamond Street. IRON CITY COLLEGE affords nuequaled facili ties for the practical education of young men, Send for circular. Cor. Penn ave. & Sixth St. OI.D COUNTRY TF. v HOUSF, W r m Haslage & Son. Special attention given to country orders. Send for Housekeeper's Guide mailed gratis. No 18, Diamond Square. O.J. GIIXKSPIE. Lumber, staves and heading. Duqutsne Way, between Eighth and Ninth, R. HUMPHREY, Wholesale jobber in lumber, lath and shingles. Estimates given on application. M3Smithfleld St. t'UKRY INSTITUTE & UNION BUSINESS COLLEGE, Normal, Business and Classical. 500 students 15 teachers ; send for ciicular : 42H 6th St. H. D. Williams, Manager ; J. C. William--, Principal. O W SADLER, M D, EYE &^KAR. Cataract removed, cross eyes straightened, specta cles flted, artillcial eyes. 801 (old 255) Penn Ave. MRS M CHRISTY lias removed to 284 Penn avenue, where she has opened an assortment of French Bonnets and Round Hats in all the latest styles. N F SLOAN, BROKER IN PETROLEUM, office in Pittsburgh Petroleum Exchange ; strictly brokerage business ; correspondence solicited ; oil bought, sold and carried on margins on best terms, W K MCCANCK. MERCHANT TAILOR Call and see my Spring and Summer stock of Foreign and Domestic piece goods. No 29si Liber ty Street. J c BUFFCM & co., 39 &11 Market St. Best brands of genuine Milwaukee. Cincinnati and other bottled beers. Send for price list. BANNER & DINGER, 83 THIRD AVENUE, Haves' iwtalje skylight; fire, storm, condensation ai.d weather proof galvanized iron cornices, tin; rooting &e. Send for circular, STAR ENCAUSTIC TILE CO., LIMITED, Manufacture all patterns and colors of plain and encaustic tile for tloors, hearths, vestibules, &c. Work laid to order and designs furnished, 90 4th avenue. JOHN U BARB, Architect, 425-4 Sixth Street. WILLIAM PKEBLKM. Hardware, Builders'Hani war® and Tools ußpeuUU ty. Removed to 517 Wood Street. ISAAC M PEN "vOCK, Real Estate and Mortgage Broker, city property and farms bought ami sold, Money to loan. 129 4th avenue. BROWN & eo. Window Awnings, Tents, <ko. No 3 Ferry Street, FLEMING, ORTLIF.P. AND HELP. FURNITURE, Manufacturers of l'lain and Fine Furniture and Folding Beds. Largest salesroom in the two cities, 13 and 15 Federal street, Allegheny City, Pa. LENOX SIMPSON, Patent Lawyer, Inventions completed. Hii Diamond Street. G S PERSHING & CO, 107 Fourth avenue. New York stocks bought and sold on margins, in lots of 10 shares and upwards. Send for circular J U MATHEWS & SON, Stii'utnl*. Seals, Steel and Rubber Stamps. Oood Agents id way* wanted, 72 Third avenue. sn REAM & CO, successors to A Settler .* (toils, manufacturer of iron and steel boilers, stills, -igi tators, tanks, salt pans, light iron work, &c, Thirty-first and Smallman streets. PITTSBURGH WIRE AND RAILING WORKS, Taylor & Dean, cast, wrought and ornamental Iron Rail ings, crestings. stable fittings. Wire work of every description. No 205 Market street. PF.KIN TEA co. 4.108 Butler street. Pittsburgh, teas and coffees. Send for price list. Orders of 5 pounds and upwards prepaid to any town not over 100 miles from the city.3 s w HARE & co. Practical Plumbers. (las and Oil Chandeliers, and chimney tops, lamps, pumps, sewer pipn, Oil. gas a, irt gasoline stoves. 1717 Carson street. Pittsburgh, S S. guild for circulars. DRSSYKES & MOORE, CHRONIC DISEASES Ollly. 191 Penn avenue. Have removed. April Ist. to 150 I'enn avenue MORRIS, 1(1 SrXTll STREET, PHOTOGRAPHER. Cabinets, $3 00 per dozen. Cards, §2 00, Daisies, 00. Fine work only, ALLEGHENY. ANDERSON, PORTER & BOYD, M'f'rs of "engines, boilers and castings ; second hand engines and boilers always on hand. River ave, and Darragh str<,L. : I.ATI -VI Eli K COULaON, 128 J>E»ICi<AL ST- Np\y firm, new goods, low prices, pulK«, Dress Goods, Cloves, Notions and Domestics. JAMES P BAILEY, ARCHITECT, Nos 04 and CO Federal street. THOSCARLIN steam engines, clay and ore pans. Address T If and W J Carlin, Trustees. nejiivkv & FJJ>. IMIEM.E AVE. The portable range in a perfect l>aLi.'f .'Hid cannot be excelled, also the Sterling Cook Stove is very rCiiabia, " s c MCKOWN. Jeweler and Optician, Diamonds Watches, Clocks, &<•. at special bargains. 91 Fed eral street. Removed next door to former niimbe <•<! REDRUP, River avenue below Suspension bridge, all kinds of new and second-liaiul 111 - MM'TV bought and sold in large and small quan- Vltll i. - M SIMON. Agent. Eagle Planing"ttlTts, Flooring, weather boarding , shutters, doors, &e. Anderson and Robinson streets. THOS WELSH, 7H federal Street, I buy and sell farms in all regions. Correspondence solicited fIRKAT ATLANTIC & VACIFIO TFA CO. Pure fresh Teas ;iiul flue flavored coffees at importers prices Elegant souvenirs to every customer H8 r ederal street . ami W Bth avenue, Pittsburgh THE OLD KKI.IAHI.K Allegheny Steam Dyeing. Scouring and laundry works. Ofllce and works 351 , 353 and 355 Beaver avenue. HUTCHISON & ALKXAXDKH . For bargains in Steam Engines. from 20 to .5 horse power . address us , Cor l'ark Way and Sandusky street SWAN lIOL'SE Hill AItCII AND OHIO STREETS. Special attention to the boarding department. J M Swan . Manager. Planing Mill —AND— Liimt>er Yard. J. L. PURVIS. L. O. PURVIS, S.Gr. Purvis & Co., MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IH Hough and Planed Lumber UK EVERY DESCRIPTION FRAMES. MOULDINGS, SASII DOORS, FLOORING, SID[NG, BATTENS, Brackets, Gauged Cornice Boards, SHINGLES & LATH. PLANING MILL AND YARD Xetir German Catholic C'burcli Summit Iwp. School Report. Auditors' Report of Summit township School funds, Pete»- Oesterling, Treaserer, Amount of Duplicate $1,053 46 " Building Duplicate 487 61 State Appropriation 261 12 Due from 1883 64 92 $1,867 11 > Paid to Teachers' orders $ 900 CO " Borrowed Money 236 00 •" Contingencies and re pairs 241 04 Paid School furniture 182 00 " Collector's and Treas urer's percentage 106 31 Paid Exonerations 35 90 Paid Return tax to County Treasurer 6 30 Paid Secretary fees 17 00 " Auditing and. printing 10 50 $1,735 05 Due township ....$132 06 Audited May 24, 1884, We, the undersigned Auditors of Summit, do certify that the above account is correct. R. D. STEVENSON, ) GEO. FORCHT, > Auditor . Jos. PORTMAN, J Clay tw p. School Report. Zenas McMichael, Treasurer of School fund, in account with Clay township, June 1, 1884. To amount of money ree'd. from lasts Treasurer 64 96 To amount of money received of Jas. Crannier, Collector for 1881 54 60 To ani't. State apropriation,., 213 00 " ree'd, of li. J. (Jold, Col. for 1882 50 94 To amount ree'd. of H. J. Brown Col. for 1883 948 29 $1,361 79 ORDERS, ETC. By order to Allie Tebay for teaching? 40 00 " J P Stoops " 126 00 " Hattie O Tinker " 25 45 » II J Jones " 132 00 " Dora J. Hoge " 20 00 W B McKinney " li} 200 " R J Grossman '* 132 00 " J M Painter " 152 00 " Mary McKissick " 40 00 M E Moore " 20 00 " Laura Willianw " 130 50 " E J McElvain " 14 55 " Z McMichael for coal and repairs 8 25 By order W J Stouer for coal and re pairs 3 23 By order Joseph Kelly, coal 13 20 " Wm Christy, repairs 2 50 •» J C Breftden " 20 94 " R B Conn, publishing ac ( s't. 4 00 " " coal and repairs 30 37 " " services as Sec'y 15 00 " W M Webb, coal and repairs 15 15 •' Japhia McMichael 10 72 " Z McMichael, repairs 1 30 " David Stewart, rent for school lot No. 3 15 00 Dy order Keystone School Furnishing Co., for defcks,.,,,, 131 00 By order Z McMichael, Treasurer's percentage 21 60 By order Kelly and Thome, auditing school account 2 00 By order J T McCandless for coal 10 20 Balance in hands of Treasurer 99 73 $1,361 79 We, the auditors of Clay {ownship, do cer tify that the above account is porrefSt, fa Hi® best of our knowledge and ability. CYRUS CAMPBELL, ) O. R. THORNE, [ Auditors. R. 11. YOTJXG, J Auditors* Report. Auditors' report of Venango township, But* ler Co., Pa., year 1883. FRANKLIN JAMISON and R. C. WILSON, Overseers of Poor. Am't from last year's Treas $ 85 65 " of duplicate 461 26 " ree'd. from Co. Treas 11 43 " from former collector 26 00 «084 34 Am't of tax on unseated land returned to Co. Treas $ 13 17 Am't exonerations granted 11 36 " vouchers presented on settlement 217 37 Bal. due towusuip 342 14 *584 34 R. C. CAMPBELL and ROBERT COtiIRAN, Supervisors. Am't of work on duplicate $1,383 79 " cash duplicate 461 26 " from last year's Treas 60 86 41,805 01 .Am't of tax on unseated land returned to Co. Treas $ 34 56 Ain't exonerations granted on cash and work tax 31 19 Am't tax worked 1,342 57 " cash vouchers presented on set tlement ..... 175 27 Bal. due township 322 02 $1,905 91 We. the auditors of Venango township, But ler Co., Pa., certify that the above accounts are just and true to the best of our knowledge and ability. P.J.KELLY. 1 SAMUEL MEALS, > Auditors, U. F. KOHLMEVER.J The Keystone Electric Co SOLE LICENCEES FOlt PENN'A. OF The Baxter Electric Light Company arc prepared to furnitsh entire electric plant*. Will a'.so arrange with counties, cities, corporations or individuals, for the right to use the BAXTER LAMP, the most economical improvement in elec tric lighting ever invented-saving one-half the cost of lighting by Arc Lamps, and making a teadier and purer light. The consumption of carbons is less than one fourth of what it is in the ordinary lamp. Eighteen inches of carbons, burn ing 111 ordinary lamps, but half a night, will last in these lamps three nights, burning ALL mk.HT KEYSTONE ELECTRIC Cti„ 212 S. Third St., Philadelphia. Pa, ■IIVASTOPPED FREE ■M ■ H Marvelous success. ■ ■ ■ s Insane Person* Restored ■ I 1 Dr.KLINE S GREAT HV ■ ■ NERVE RESTORER B*«(N N'ERVF niSBASKS. Only run 1 eurt /bit Afficttvni. .j rfi, jftirfS}, gti INFALLIBLE if tnlc«n as directed. A'f Fits m/ttr st dxy's use. Treatise and s>■* trial bottle free ta Fit patients, they paying express charges on bo* when • received. Ssnd name*, P. O. and express address of I ■■afflicted to HK.KI-INK.OII Arch St..PhiUdclphia.Pa. i CoUrutfgiits. blili'A&L Ot iMJTAriXO FRAUDS. J. 11. Harye; lias ojK'ncd a paint shop iu KKlBEIl'd BU on .letleraou Street, Hutkr, I'*,, where ( prepared to do all kinds ol HOUSE AND SIGN PAINT!, Papering and Calsoruining, hanging win blinds, etc. And, also keeps on hand-* Wall I'aperM HIIII Itonlors. I'niniM SIIMI PlllliOM. uittl Wlmlow 4-Is»* | all sizes cut to order. | I respectfully solicit a share of the public, ronage. J- H. 11ARVJ3 8,5,84.6 m Union Woden Mills I wonld desire to call the attention of public to the Union Woolen Mill. lintlur, where I have now and improved machinery the raaiinfsetnre of Barred and Gray Flnnncls, Knitting ard Weaving Yarns, and I can iboiu as being very ch ble. as thoy aro manufactured of pure Jlu county wool, J hoy am beautiful in col >r, perior in tuxtnro. and will be sold at very prices. For samples and prices, address, H. FDi,X.i;nJ'ON, Jnl r /-t T'-ly Butler. IV Dr. Fease's Water Cure E tablishment. A heilfh Institution in its 30th year. I nearly all kinds ol Chronic diseases, and peciaily the diseases of Women. Oi'KX AT A SEASONS, Circulars Iree. Address, S. FIiEASE, M. D., ylB-ly New Brighton, Beaver Co., Pa. LOOK HERE The undersigned has just received a splendi lot of GROCERIES, Of all kiuds, including Sugars, Molasse Syrups, Coffees, Teas, Canned Fruits, Spicei &c., &c., Largest Stock of Tobacco and Cigai to he found in any Grocery in Butler. * x T Of the very best quality and at the Market prices. ALSO ON HAND • Flour of all grades, Corn Meal, and feed ol various kinds. | Highest cash price paid for all kinds or Country Produce, Call at my store, Main street, South of Dia mond. JACOB BOOS. Star Beer Bottling Company, AND CI TY BOTTLING HOUSE. J. C. BUFFUM & CO., PBOFRIBTOBS. 39 and 41 Market St.. PITTSBURGH. PA. Sole Bott'crs of Jus. Scbiltz Brewing Co.'s XILVAI'KEE LAtiEK ItKKIt. Scbiltz' Expoit Beer lor lauiilies a specialty. Importers and dealers in Ales, Stouts, Giuger Ale, Siltzer water, »&c. Sprudle water Mt. Clemens, Mich., (a natural spring water;) and Manufacturers and Bottlers ol Soda water and Syrups of all flavors. Try our quart Ginger Ale, Champagne Cider and Spindle water, especially lor family use, Scud lor Price list. P, O. Box 398. ~ AMAH WHO It UNAOQU AINTED WITH THE GEOGRAPHY Or TMiSCOJM CBICiGO, ROCK ISUHD S PACIFIC R'T by tbe central poaitipu of us lia«. counect* 149 East and the West by the shortest route, ®od car rios passengers, without change of cars, between Chicago and Kansas City, Council Bluffs. Leaven worth, Atchison, Minneapolis and St. ltaul. It connects in Union Depots with all the principal lines of road between the Atlantic and the Pacitio Oceans. Its equipment is unrivaled and magnifi cent, being composed of Most Comfortable and Beautiful Day Coaches, Magnificent Horton Ro elining Chair Cars, Pullman's Prettiest Palace Sleeping Cars, and the Best Line of Dining Cars Irt the World. Three Trains between Chicago and Missouri KWe* VoinU. Two Trains U©twe*m Chi- OPtfo apd Minneapolis and St. Paul, via the Pamoua "ALBERT LEA ROUTE/' A New and Direct Line, via Seneca and Kanka kee, has recently been opened between Richmond, Norfolk, Newport News, Chattanooga, Atlanta. Au gusta, Nashville. Louisville, Lexington, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Lafayette, and Omaha. Minneap olis and St. Paul and intermediate points. All Through Passengers Travel on Fast Express Trains. _ _ Tickets for sale at Ml principal Ticket Offices in the ITqited States and Canada. cheated throng}; *nd rates of faro aL ways as'Jo AT us competitors tUaC qffor Utfft adyau *£or'detailed information, get the Maps and Pold ers of tho CHEAT ROCK ISLAND ROUTE, At your nearest Ticket Office, or address R. R. CABLE, E. BT. JOHN, Vicc-rrca. ft Ucu'l M'i'r. Gca l Tkv. 4 Paaa. Art, CHICAGO. / \ 51.000 i M s MAPS. I | J ust w^at are needed in every I I Home, Office & Studio, WJ.MBM Largest and most complete Map ever published in one sheet. For price and full particulars FREE Address, Agents Wanted. J. H. MURRAY, Publisher, * ELIZABETH. N. J. * fl|s to $75 p«r month guaran teed. Some make <75 to SiBO per month: at this rate agents can soon make the $ I .000. Take dwn the address and nrrite/oran Agency 4Q page catalogue free. PEBMAXEUT STAMri* FOR KENSINGTON, ARRASEN AND OUTLINE WORK DONE, Also lessons in same given by ANNIE M LOWMAN, North Ftreet, Butler, Pa. jn«-20-ly JOSEPH B, PIZER, PLASTERER & CONTRACTOR, JBiitler* fq,. Having removed to Butler, from Portersville, I hereby inform the public that I am prepared to execute all orders and take contracts lor plastering, stucco and mastic work in all its branches, and I will guarantee sitisfaction and give references if necessary. Orders can be sent through the mail or left at my residence in Springdale, on Centre avenue, nearly oppo site the grocery store J, B. PIZER ]FOR SALE! Three acres of land, more or less in Jefterson Township* Butler County, Pa., bounded as lollows: On the Worth by tilade Hill and Ilannahstown i road, on the East by school lot arid Mary Welsh, on the South by Frank Truth anil on the West by Edward Montag and Tho .Martin, having thereon erected a GOOD BRICK HOUSE, Frame Store Building, Frame Stable and out ' butildings, being pro|>erty lately owned by • Jacob Negley and now owned bv C. S. Negley, i ofTarantum, Pa. For particulars inquire of F. S. BOWSER, ESQ., Butler, Pa. D. L. CLEELAND, Watchmaker and Jeweler, Kit pa constantly on hand a complete clock i>l WATCHES, CLOCKS, COLD, SILVER AND STEEL -BPECTACLES- Of all kinds and prices. Jewelery arid Silverplated Ware of the very best quality. Everything warrant ed just as lepreseuted and 6old at the low est cash price. Fine \Ynl«'li IScpairin;; :i *ij»cc» tally. One square South ol Diamond, Vain Street BUTLEK, FA. Hard Wood Furniture lor sale at extremely low figures, A great variety of Beds, Tables, Chairs, Childrcna' Chairs, Ladies' Hoekers, Extra Heavy Arm Rockers, Marble and Wood Top Parlor Tables Bureaus, Stauds, Double aud Single Lounges, Spring Mat I rested, &c., Ac., at WM. F. MILLER'S, Xorlli Main Street, BUT L E R, P A., FACTORV ON WASHINGTON STREET. d43'S3-tf. wwm Henry Leibold, Continues the Livery Business on Jefferson St. rst door below Bickel & Gallagher. Good rigs, first class teams always on liandr torses fed on reasonable terms, also horses ought anc? sold. oct3-ly. , BUTLER COUNTY Mutual Fire Insurance Co. )ffice Cor. Main and Cunningham Sts. GL C. ROESSING, PRESIDENT. WM. CAMPBELL, TREASURER. H. C. HEINEMAN, SKCRETARY. DIRECTORS: L. PnivU, E. A. Helmboldt, illiam Campbell, J. W, Burkhart, Troutmau, Hendcrsou Oliver, C. Roeising, F. B. McMilliu, •. W. lrvin, ; N. Weitzel, B. Rhodes, H. C. Heineman. T, M'JUNKIN, Gen. Ag't BUTLER PA. BRICKS I BRICKS \ "he subscriber continues the making of bricks iimon. pavement, bay-window and other qual " «s at his kiln on the Fair Ground road, half a le west of Butler, lie will keep on hand a lot bricks at all times. He will also make and bum ck in the country for anyoue desiring to have m made on their own farm or premises, s lie intends carrying oil the brick making ' liuess, he invites the custom of all, promising Sive entire satisfaction to all who may patron lim. II order? promptly filled at reasonable rates. Call on* or address, J. GEORGE STAMM, mar2B-'n3 Butler l'a. .DEHsTTILSTIR *. t|/ W \LDRON, Graduate ot the Phi! H adelphia Dental College,is prepare' I* ■to do anything in the line of his pession in a satisfactory manner. Hce on Main street, Butler, Union Block, <i Hairs. Ys. A. JOHNSTON, DNITIST, - - BUTLER, PA. 1 work peilaining to the profession execut. Ed the neatest manner. 3claities Hold Filling, and Painless Ex traon of Teeth, Vitalized Air administered. Ofll Opposite Lowry House, Main Street. Qce open daily, except Wednesdays and Thtdays. Communications by mall receive projt attention. janl6'B4-2y JOHN E. BYERS, PFFSICIAN AND SURGEOIN my'iy] BUTLER, P4, Qce on Jefferson street, opposite Killer's Flour Store. E. LEAKE, M. D., • Elomeopathic Physician and Surgeon Ofe in Union Block, and residence in Ferro ho se, Butler, Pa. 0c25, 1882. Joh L. Jones, Auctioneer, BUTLER, PA. All cders will receive prompt attention, to am t • s"i: T> ' , X « - •*. ~ 4 f J - if 3i The liporlcd Clvdesdale Stallion, Earl of Inglesto, will be found at the stable of Julian A. Clar, on JelTerson street, Butler, Pa. _ Earl < luglpston is 4 dapplpd bay With three wite feet and a white juce, with lUA* mense hftyy bone, complete foot, ami a ?erru ble goo body, short and broad, heavy ends anil khot in the coupling; and also a tine hrfiil three wiie reet dn«i a white lace, wit.i a .igh| mane ad a sweeping tail, and shows a great promised speed. For terms see bills or call at rnv stfcle on Jefferson street, Butler, Pa., J ' JULIAN A. CLARK. C(unty Auctioneer, JABES E. KSAENS, BUTLER, PE\X'A. Is prepaid to serve the public of this section at vendn's, etc. Having had many yeais of cxperieite he can guirmtee perfect satisfaction at rates tiat will buit all. Leave word at this office. 0,5.84.1 y ~ NIW DRUG STORE. J. F. BiVLPtI & Co. Main Street, (Opposite Vogelcy House) BUTLER PENN'A. dealers IN —- Pure drug*, Chemical, Patent Medicines, Lamps, Toilet Articles, &c., &c., Pure Liqnors for medicinal purposes, Oils and Paiits, &c. -vs, s Dr. g M Zimmerman has his office on the secoid floor of same building. ifflsiiirirsr JAMEi SELLEBS, - - - -Proprietor I have purchased this bouse from Mr. Eiten niiitr and lisve bad it thoroughly renovated I have thirteen rooms and twenty beds for guenti, will set a good table and t-cll none but the bfcst and purest of liqnors at my bar JAMES tJELLEBS.
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