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THE CITIZEIT.
MISCELLANEOUS
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Carl Dunder.
If I haf a bird in my handt I can
eat him. Ifhevhasin der bushes
maype I go hunsry.
If you vhas sore your vhaa right
go aheadt some more midoudt ahtop-
P iD *
Money makes der mare go off on a
gallop, but maype she doan't shtop
until she break her neck.
It vhas foolish to tell der sluggard
to go der ant. He doan' go onless
you gif him a free ticket on der
shtreet car, und den he vhas too lazy
to consider her ways.
It you can get oud of shail today
doan' put bim off till tomorrow.
Honesty vhas der best policy, put
it vhas mostly practiced by men who
gif a heaping measure in order to
Lid<? der badufruit at der bottom
Truth was mighty und must pre
vail, but some folks thrive so wonder
fully well on lying ash to discharge
honest folks.
It vhas said dat one-half der world
dtan't kow how der odder halfs life.
Vhell, I like to find dot half which
doan' know. Eafery womans knows
all about feefty families.
Money vhas der root of all evil If
you doau' pelief him you go off some
where und loose your wallet.
Bring oop a ahild in der vhay he
should go vhas all right, bnt how ish
dot vhay? Dot vhas where we doan'
see mit der same eyes.
Wen. tieves fall oudt honest men
get der dues—in some horns. If de
lawyers leave anything tor to get 1
like to see bim
Der vhas some goot fiah in der sea
after you catch tome oudt, but dot
vhas poor consolation to der parties
who nefer get a bite when dey go fish
ing.
Der blossom always comes before
der buds vhas a beautiful saying, but
vhhat we vhas all after vhas der iruit.
One big apple vhas worth a tousaud
blossoms.
We should be honest, efen ef we
die in der poorbouse—und dot vhas
der place were most of der honest
men die. I like some poor widow
womans to get her lost money back,
but maype nobody saw me pick it
up!
Break today and buy tomorrow
vhas awful true. It means dot my
hired girl can preak all my dishes
und make me buy some more, und it
doan' cost her a cent.
Der wicked man shumps oafer a
fence und runs off when no police
man vhas after htm, but der man who
robs der widow und orfau Ufa in a
big brick house on der avenue, und
doan' be afraid of nopody.
He Touched a Tender Spot.
They were out sleigh-riding to
gether and their thoughts and conver
sation turned on the subject which
usually agitates the minds of young
people under those circumstances.
' George," she murmured, "will you 1
always love me?" Yes, indeed I j
will," he replied, "even after we're
married. And will you always re
tain your preeent feelings toward
me?" "Always George." "Ah, there
are so many things that might hap
pen which would make your affection
less warm. Suppose I should meet
with some accident —one which
would leave me disfigured for life?"
"It would never make the slightest ]
difference." "But suppose I should
meet with a railroad accident (wbich
being a travelling man, I am very
likely to do) and lose a leg or an arm;
would —" "An arm, George, an arm!
Ob, dearest, let us talk of something
else." And George dropped the sub
ject and proceeded to demonstrate
that up to date his arms were just as
good as any to be found.
A Pretty Cold Country.
"Cold up there!" exclaimed the Da
kota man wintering here. "Well, I
•-hould rather think it was Why,
last winter—and I'm tellin' on ye the
truth—why—well, now, I'll just tell
VOQ what I done. I had a preuy
trood cook stove iu my house, aud I
-lways kept it a boomin', I tell ye.
Well, one uight I put my mittens
aud a big pair of these felt shoes iu
the ovec to sort of thaw out; and a
cat that I was offered $lO for got in
be oven and crawled into one of j
ibem shoes I got up two or three
limes during the uigbt to put on coal;
and as true as I'm tellin' on ye, that
cat was froze stiff 'in the rooming
Why, you never saw such a coun
try."—Madison (Wis.) Democrat
A Quaint Epitaph.
In the new cemetery at Sterling,
Scotland, there is a tombstone to the
•nemory of a "Chief-Constable of
Stirlingshire," which, though erected
an late as 1800, has an epitaph a
most qaaiDt aud suggestive illustra
tion of mortality :
'"Our life is but a winter clay:
Some only breakfast aud away:
Others to dinner Htay,
and are full led;
the oldent man hut sups,
and goes to bed:
large in his debt,
that linger* out the day:
he thu.t got-* soonest,
hajb tbe ieau to pay."
—Severe diseases are frequently
induced by neglect of proper attention
at their beginnings. Laxador will
che'jk tbe beginning of diseases.
Tbe baby's cries are its only rneth
ed of letting you know that it suffers
and needs Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup.
Price 25 cents a bottle.
—The exports of American ma
chinery to Mexico, Central and South
America and Australia, continue to
agitate tbe manufacturers of machin
ery in Great Britain.
Fortify the Body
against disease. This is readily done
by purifying the system with Dr.
Tutt's Liver Pills. Then there need
be no fear ol" Chills aud Fever, Bilious
Attacks, Rheumatism or Nervous De
bility.
-—A large cotton-mill at Enterprise,
Miss., called! the Stonewall, turns out
$3,500,000 -fards of cloth per year,
and is said '.o be the best paying fac
tory in the South.
—A syndlicateof New York capital
ists will buitid a railroad from Mont
gomery, Ala., to Chattahoochee, Fla.
It will run tlirough the richest pine
forests of the South.
—Bop Planters are famous sooth
ers, pain allajera and strengthened
when applied, to the human bodv.
\ou'll feel "better right away if yi>u
apply a Hop Planter to that lamo
back.
t the City of Mexico this season
$350,000 ha* Iwen spent iu fitting up
the six ring* where the fall-fighters
do thoir little dneda of daring.
How a Haggis is Made.
A Scotch haggis is made of the
lights, liver and heart of a sheep,
which is all called pluck. They
come attached to the wind pipe. Put
it all on to boil, eav for an hour and j
a half. It is well to let the windpipe
end hang over the pot, so that any
impurities may pass out. When
done remove from the fire and allow
the pluck to cool, Then cut awav
the wind pipe, bits of ckin or gristle,
and all but a qua r ter of the liver.
Then add a half pound of beef suet
and chop the whole very fine. Now
! add two small cupfuls of oatmeal
i which has been previously dried in
the oven, pepper, Halt and about halt
a pint of the liquor iu which the
pluck was boiled Now it ia ready
for *he bag, which must have been
procured from the market the day be
fore; it is the large stomach of a
sheep and must be fresh As 60on
as possible wash it well, first in cold
water, then plunge it into boiling
water, and scrape carefully; then it
should be allowed to soak all night
in a pan of salt and water.
When the mince is ready wash the
bag with cold clean wa*er, and only
little more thau half fill it with the
mince, for room must be left for the
meal and meat to expand; if filled,
the bag would burst. Now sew the
bag up securely and put it into a pot
of boiling water, pricking it occasion
ally, as it swells, to allow the air to
escape. If the skin appears very
thin, tie a pudding cloth around it;
boll for three hours; serve hot, with
out gravy or garnish of any klud, as
it ia sufficiently rich of itself.
"Heiress to Millions,"
the newspaper stated, and how many
women, probably, read the same, and
envied her. But little was she to be
envied, however; for in spite of her
great wealth she was miserable. It
was her lot, in common with myriads
of women, to suffer from those
"chronic weaknesses," which are pe
culiar to the female sex. Miserable,
nervous, and discouraged, she would
gladly have given every dollar of her
lortune for one brief installment of
health. llow easy,and how inexpen
hive, would be the journey to health.
lif Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
was selected as a remedy, and the
of the same persisted in; that is,
the experience of thousands of women
afflicted in the above mannar, teaches
us to predict so. It is the only medi
cine for women, sold bv drutrgists,
under a poultice guarantee, from the
manufacturers, that it will give satis
faction in every case, or money will
be refunded. This guarantee has
been printed on the bottle-wrapper,
and faithfully carried out for many
years
Dr. Pierce's Pellets, or Anti-bilious
Granules, cure sick headache, dyspep
sia and constipation
Making Themselves Old.
Shake speare makes Cajsar pay that
cowards die many times before their
deaths And so they do. And so
do thousands upon thousands of per
sons who grunt their lives away
They make themselves old with im
agined aches and pains and anticipat
ed distresses. It is not good to give
way to megrims. Anticipation
brings the misery that it looks for. If
we tbink we are sick we shall l»e sick
If we anticipate decrepitude it will
run to meet us.
—lt is announced at El Paso,
Texas, that the Mexican Government
h»s granted extraordinary concess
ions to a real estate company to induce
emigration to eleven States of Mex
ico. The company has obtained title
to 55,000,000 acres of land in Chihu
ahua, Sanaloa, Duracgo, Cohulia, %a
catecas, Guanajuato, Tamaulipas, Ve
ra Cruc, Michaveau, Galisco and Gn
erroero, and proposes to establish
agencies in all the large cities of Eu
rope and America. The Government
has granted exemption from taxation
to all Bettlers on these tracts, and in
sures proper protection.
—The deppest coal mine in
America is iu PottKVille, I*a TLe
ebaft is 1,570 feet deep From its
bottom almoHt, a third of a mile down,
2UO cars, holding four tons each, are
lifted up every day. They are run
upon a platform, and tbe whole
weight of six tons is hoisted at a
speed tbat makes tho head swim, the
time occupied in lifting a lull car be
in>f only a little more than a minute.
—The Northern Pacific Railroad,
with its new rotary snow-plougs,
will he able to defy tbe blizzard
Pushed by locomotives, they dash
through a drift seven feet deep at the
rate of from fifteen to twenty miies
an hour. After tbe *now has been
cut up by tbe revolving knives it is
expelled from a spout at tbe side of
the plough like the dust from a
blower in a plauing mill.
—The coldest place in the West is
said to be the little town of Jinlleck,
on the Central Pacifiic Railway. It
is built at the very bo torn of a val
ley that extends dim north nearly to
the Arctic, aud railroad men say that
this valley acts as a great natural
wind pipe which brings the coldest
blasts of the North Pole straght
down on tbe unlucky village
—The United States Senate has
passed a joint resolution proposing an
amendment to the Constitution. It
is proposed to continue the term of
ollice of President Cleveland to April
30, 1885». and to fix tbat day, at noon,
as tbe time when all luture Presi
dents elect shall be inaugurated.
—lt is estimated that discoveries,
inventions, ami compounds patented
each year in the United States and
never amounting to anything eostfc.'i.
000,000.
—The largest amount of land held
in tbe United States by an alien cor
poration is that owned by the Hol
land Companv in New Mexico. It
embraces 4,500,090 acres.
—The Cziir's Kremlin monument
to his assasinated father i.s to coHt
SOOO,OOO.
—Tbe total number of overland
passengers to California last year was
150,000.
—A 11,000,000 electrical cornpauy
has been organized iu Chicago to fur
nish apparatus.
—A company with $1,000,000 cap
ital will run a railroad from Atlanta
to East Tennessee.
—The Bell Telephone Company
earned 22 A per cent, net on its capital
«f $9,800,000 last year.
—Thirty-one large operators are
using American rock-drills in Austra
lia iu preference to English drills.
Queen Victoria is to receive the
first bar of fiold t,aken from the newly
discovered Owinfyuydd mine at Dol-
Wales.
—Omaha capitalists propose to
s(H*ud $3,000,000 ou a railroad to
start at Omaha aud run northward to
warfl tha .boundary.
REGISTER'S NOTICES.
The Register hereby gives notice that the
following accounts of Executors, AdmmLstra
tors and Guardians have been tiled iu his office
aeeotding to law. and will be presented to
Court for confirmation and allowance on Wed
nesday. the stU day o£ March. A. L>., 18*8. at 3
o'clock p.m. of said day.
1. Final account of J N Fulton, surviving
adm'r of .1 Q Flick, dec'd. late of Clinton twp.
Notice is given that J X Fulton will make ap
plication to be discharged at time of coHtlrma
tion of this account.
■j. First and final account of Dennis Mcßride
adm'r o£ Andrew Mcßride. dee d, late of Clear
tield tp.
n. Final account of Wm M Glenn, ex'r of An
drew M Christy, dec'd. iate of Cherry tp.
!. Flint, iccouiit of -I W Uibsou. trustee of the
estate of James S Thompson, dec'd, late of Clay
tp.
Final account »t Julia McLaughlin, adm'rx
oi Bernard McLaughlin, dec'd, late of Falrvlew
tp.
Final account of Win Campbell, ex r of
JAS <'■ Campbell, dec'd. late of Butler boro.
7. Final account of .1 C Sweeney, adm'r of
1 atrek Sweeney, dec'd. late of Clearfield tp.
s. Final account or James Wilson, guardian oi
the estate of Albert <: < roll, minor child of John
J Cioll, dec d lata of Brady tp.
9. First, final and dis rioutlunal account of F
5 DomOaugh. ex'r of Nancy Hunter, dec'd, late
of Forward tp.
10. First aud final account of Simon 'i oung,
ex'r ot Thomas Richards, dec'i. late of centre
tp.
ti. First and final account of Henry Freshkorn
ex'r of Wm. Freshkorn, dec'd late of Jackson
Final and distribution account of Elizabeth
Kieketts, ex'r of Nancy Rieketts. dec'd, late ot
Donegal tp.
1.3. First and final account of Ferd lteiber,
guardian of Charles B S;)ang, minor child of
J R Spang, dec'd. late of Hutier boro.
14. First and final account ol N MKirklaud,
acting ex.'r of J li Muder, dec'd, late of Win
field tp.
l."> Final account of Abuer J Patton. adra r of
Samuel Love, dec'd, late of Summit tp.
10. First and final account of John Wise.adtn r
ollaroiue Wise, dec'd, late Butler boro.
tT. Filial account ot John Wise, adm'r D.B.N,
of Leonard Wise, dec'd, late Butler boro.
is. First and final account of Wise
adin'rx of Leonard Wise, dec'd late of Butler
boro. as filed by John Wise, adm'r of Caroline
Wise, now deceased.
in. Final and distribution account of Geo
Fiistikorn and Wm Frislikorn, ex'rs „ot Peter
Frishkorn, dec'd, late of Zrlienople bora.
2a, Filial account of Bridget E Shields and
Susannah Little, ex'rs of Margaret McKeever,
dec'd, late of Donegal tp,
21. Final account of A'ex Stewart, guardian
of the estate of Joseph White, minor soil of
Newton White, dec'd.
22. First and final account of G W Hays, ex'r
of Wm Thompson, dec'd. lateot Middlesex tp.
23. Final and dlstlrbutlon account of Wm,
Humphrey, ex'r ot wm Williams, dec'd, late of
Fortersvlile boro.
24. Final account of Jane Blakely, dec'd, late
guardian of Harvey Blakely, a minor child ot
Lxwis Blakely, dee d, as stated by H 1 Cookson,
adm'r of said Jane Blakely,
25. Final account or H I Cookson, adm'r of
Jane Blakely, dec'd late ot Cranberry twp.
26. Final account or A M Frederick, guardian
or I'liilip Kramer, minor cnlld of Philip Kramer
dee d, late of Donegal twp.
27. First and final account of J E Miller,adm'r
C T Aot Susannah Chambers, dec'd late or Al
legheny twp,
2--. First and final account of J E Mlller.adm'r
of .lames 11 Chambers, dec'd, late or Allegheny
twp,
2i», First, partial and distribution account of
J C Kiskadden. adm'r of Ellen Ktskaddeu, dee d,
law; ot Allegheny twp.
:!j. First, partial account of W D Brandon,
adm'r or J w Irwin dee d, late or Butler boro:
31. First partial account or J S Kiester, ex'r of
Jacob Kiester dec'd, late o.' Sltpperyrock twp.
;12. Final account of Harriet Wolford and F.
H Monulc. adrn'rs of John Woltord, dec'd, late
of Donegal twp,
33. Final account ot W J Burton, adm'r of
Thomas Burton,dec'd late of l'unn twp.
:i!. Filial account of W J Cooper, ex'i of Katy
Cooper dec'd, late ol Jefferson twp.
3i. Partial account or Kinlllne stough ton and
John 11 Wlgton, ex'rs of John Wlgton, dee d,late
of Brady twp.
:w. Final account of Fred Bauman, and J H
Bauman. ex'rs or John C Bauman. dec'd, late
of Jefferson twp.
37. Final and distribution account of John
Rohner. ex'r ot Robert Forsythe dec'd, late or
Adams tivp.
38. Third partial account of Mrs Adeline Wal
lace and James Wallace,ex'rs oi the last will of
Francis Wallace, dee d, late of Zelleuople l'a.
:'.o. Final account of James Barr, guardian of
J W Stuuge. minor child of Adam S'.auge, dec'd
late of Adams twp.
•Uj. l'lrst aud final account of Michael Ash
guardian or Margar t Ellen Agh, mluor child ot
Sarah Ash, dec'd late of Oakland twp.
41, Final accouht or J N C'ubbisou. adm'r of
James M White, dec'd, late of Venango twp.
Notice Is given that the administrator will ap
ply for his discharge at the time of presenting
his account.
IX. A. AYRES, Register.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES
WEST FESS R. R.
On and after Monday, Nov. 14, 1887, trains
will leave Butler follows:
MAKKKT at G:ls a. m., arriving atAHeirhe
nv at 0:00 a. in.; connects east for Hlairsville.
EXPKEPS at 8:25 a. rn., arriving at Alleghe
ny at 10:20 a. rn.; does not connect for the
east.
MAIL at 2:40 p. at., and goes through to
Allegheuy, arriving there at 4:50 p. m.; con
nects east.
ACCOMMODATION at 4:35 P, m., and CM
neets at the Junction with Freeport Accom
modation, arriving at Allegheny at 7:26
in., and connects cast as fur us Apollo.
Trains connecting for Butler leave Alleghe
ny at 7:15 a.m., 3:15 j>. m. and 5:30 p. m.
Trains arrive at Butler at 10:20 a, m. and
5:05 and 7:45 p. m.
, S. &A.R. K.
On and after Monday, Oct. 24, 1887, trains
will leave Bntler as follows.
Corrected to last time, 1 hour faster than
schedule time.
Trains leave Butler for Greenville from
the Pittsburgh and Western depot at 6:45
and 10:30 a. m. and 4:40 p. in. Trains
leaving the P. &. W. depot in Allegheny
city 8:20 a. ni. and 2:40 p. m. fast time
connect at Butler with trains on the S.
6 A.
Trains arrive at Butler from Greenville,fast
time 10:10 a. u>. and 12:40 2:35 and 9:25 p. rn.,
and connect with trains on the P. &l W.
arriving at Allegheny at 12:20 a. in. and 2:55
5:00 p. in., fast time. The tram arriving at
0:25 does not connect for Allegheny.
Trains leave Milliards at 5:45, and 11:00 a.
in., alow time, and arrive at 9:20 a.m. and
5:30 p. m. Both trains connect at Branchton
tor Butler aud Greenville.
P. & W. B. K.
On and after Monday, Oct. 24, 1887, trains
will leave Butler as follows:
Corrected to fast time, one hour faster
than schedule time.
Trains leave Butler for Allegheuy City at
G:ls, 8:18, & 10:30 a. m. & 12:15 p. iu.& 2:50
& 6:20 p.m. A train connecting for New Castle
and the West leaves Butler at 12:45 p. m.
and arrives at Chicago at 0:00 a. in. next
morning.
Trains arrive from Allegheny at 9:10 and
10'2i a. HI. aud 12:30, 4:40, 7:55 and 9:30 p.
m.
Trains leave Butler for Foxburg and the
North at 10:21 a. in. and 4:40 and 7:55 p. m.
Trains arrive at Butler from the north at 8:18
and I0;3o a. in. and 6:20 p. in.
On Sunday trains leave Butler, for Alle
gheuy at 8:43 a. m. aud 6:20 p. m., and fnr
the West at 1:45 p. m., and urrive from
Allegheny at 10:21 and 3:35 p in,aud from the
West at 7.55. A train arrives from the
North at 8:43 am. aud departs at 7:55. p.tn
Train& leave Allegheny for Butler at 7:00,
8:20 and 10:20 a. in. and 2:40, 5:40 aud
6:40 p. m., fast time.
Trains leaving Butler at 8:18 a. in and
12:40 p. rn. make close connections at C'allery
fur the West, aud the 2:50 train connects, but
not closely.
Trains arrive at Allegheuy at 8:10,10:30
a.m. aud 12:25, 2:55. 5:00 and 8:23 p.m.
Hotel Brady
T. W. TAIT, Prop'r.
New Hotel and Kestaurant on the Diamond,
Butler. Pa.
Mr. T. W. Tail has refitted and furnished the
Brady House, aud Is now prepared to accommo
date the public.
His Restaurant, in connection with the hotel
will ne open day and night. The tables will b
furnished with everything the market affords,
FKESH GAME AND OYSTERS
RECEIVED DAILY.
Your patronage respectfully solicited.
!f urriTin »»l»w revolutionized the
- jlj H J j 55 u world during the last hall
!> IS il I 111 sl' cin ury. Not least among
'■ I i.Bl I I U Oihc wonders or Inventive
progress is a method and system ot work that
can »e performed all over the country without
'separating iln- workers from their Homes, pay
lllieral; any one can do the work; either sex.
youn'j or old; no special ability require, capi
tal not needed; you are started free, something
of great Value and importance to you, that will
start you In business, which w ill bring you iu
more money right away than anvlhlug else in
the world. Grand outfit free. Address TKCE \
Co.. Augusta. Maine.
I III! II IlllllII■IIMWWIP"! iii"i
ft Ir, nu mouth and expenses! We acriiallv
Ii |S llP'ay tlil.s to our salesmen. OL'TKLT
•111 II ||FREE. Can start you at once, send
VI " Wtor terms to
.1. \ I VTI.N SIIAVV, Nuroerynmii, Koolipsl i-r, S. V
M F.&H Marks
Invito your inspection ot their
atook of FALL und WINTER
Miliiuery Goods.
Receiving goods every week
their stock is always
Fit ESI I AND COMPLETE.
UDIIOBS Slum If lOTUB ID.. FIB IIP.
Statement of Am'nt Collected and Due from Collectors. Co. Tax.
~T ~ 1 ~ > <? 7 | ® »
i B | 3 • E §.
£ "■ ' § ' £? a S
DISTRICTS. COLLECTORS. 3 ' 2 c c 5
I o •; r* ? :
:'!■ft : 1 : L_
7 Buffalo P J Kelly $ 30 00$ * I 82 03$
iFalrvlew borough Isaac Hawk 3 C 2
i«sn Petrolia >■ EF Wilson _ 34 70
J5; Marion TO Vandyke 010 00 '6 45
.io, 1 ortervvllle borough A (Joiosser ! I 22 44
.. Sllppervrock J a Davidson ' 314 97 392 in K
,««- Brady." w W McQulstion 416 28 12 00 M9O
18 S Clearfield HII Duflv I 110 06
.. Stranklln K M Milliard 100 CO 10 90 98 10
.. penn W McElvaln 387 50, 1 98 75
.. Butler borough C McAboy 1 000 oo I 4f19 66,
•< Harmonv " FT Shaffer I 123 00 i 240 29:
.< Mlllerstown •' w B Byerj 110 12 474 19 22,
.., Petrol la " M Daley 19 G3 13 lo
.. Portersvllle " Jas Ramsey | 19 73
.• Sunbury " Jus K Campbell j 138 81 11 25-
. Ojj,. Adams .'as Forsvihe 260 89 10 12 14 06
„ \llegheny J B HUllarU I 272 05 : 151 07 14 S4
.. Buffalo P A Drain 19 41i 1 40 ;
.. Brady John Staff ; 304 03 ! 3 78! 20 48 88 27
<• Clinton J W Kiddie : 114 05 o oo
.. Clay O KThornl 511 24 90 88 31 t»|
.. Centre A J Hutchison ' 92 40 17 13 4 87
.. Clearfield HII Duffy 30000 1 293 28
.. Cherry S V Hutchison i 603 87 47 67 28 08
• . connoquenesslng .1 Kaltenbaugh 1 270 40 ; 399 14 55
.. Cranberry John Llcev 456 92 : 970 52 55
.. Concord I H Christy 1 504 001 74 44 28 40
.. Donegal W J Coyle 627 45 43 28| 5144
.1 Forward Alex Shilling 282 52 11 43 14 86-
.. Fairview K.l McCullough" 357 10: 77 57 33 12
*. Franklin . ........ N S tiroesmaii " 459 00 35 88 38 24 22 *J7
.. Jefferson D Wallett I 39131' 56 72 59 59,
.. Jacfoon H Zlnkhom 288 33 26 44 41 as
Lancaster Fred Chi j 370 45 20 59 28 53
.. Marlon Jas Dougan ! 201 74 44 02 28 92 31 96
<• Mercer .. Anson curry ' 278 11; 15 00 25 08,
.. Middlesex J S Park i 138 M; 35 so 7 29
.. Muddy creek 1' Kennedy 226 41 11 14 51 14
.. Oakland iJohu Patton 608 97 94 10 35 19
.. Penn. E Logan i 339 11: ISB 62 7490
>. Parker J Mci.afferty ' J 55 00 44 50,
.. summit Jacob Meott i 299 801 39 45
•• Slippery rock... W J Morrison ' a>4 21 34 18 48 15
.. A enaneo ThoS Morrow 502 39 62 89 23 4-1 19c 03
•• Washington 1* P Ililliard I Gil 9* 120 73 20 70 3200 V
•• Wlnilald J Rivets 57 32! go 54 38 70
" Butler boniuirh'«*vv Zelffier III!!!!!I*! 1 724 83 155 20 37 17 832 4S 10 40
•• Centerville " HMBard > 312 36i 13 60 10 00
•• Evans City " o D McFarland ' 25®", 1501 137
•. Falrvlew '• liobt Patton 71 91 i 615
• ■ Harmony ' ... Kline 24 36 425 128
.. HarrlsviUe " J 8 Pew S5 81 3 S8 440
Karus Cltv •' J King es M 20 13 363
» Mlllerstown" S H Lackey I 17 10, 19 47 90
." Prospect " Saiuuel Hoon 1 14 43 912
.. Petrolia '■ M Dalley 4 36 19 47 ; 8 12
• Ptrtersvllle " Kll Oliver 1 105 00! 17 85 041
•• saxonburg " Chas Itaab 1 129 35. 12 s>4 680
<• Sunbury •• Jos Mechllng 110 35; T55 eSO
■ Zellenople " C G Walters j 50 59| 19
I Total !sls 944 80 SI 719 02 1 522 64 2 79S 59 $lO 40
State Tax. 1886.
3. g S ?
i «♦ i g ! o : t-j
DISTRICTS, COLLECTORS. ! I g § g
I 1 G T J :
\dnins Jas Foray the * JJ 68$ $ 02$
Allegheny J BHtlllard » « oo
Brady...: Jon Staff 20009 j 1 99
Clav A K Thompson « 83, ,1 2.)
Centre A J Hutchison Ju i | : 106
Clearlteld 11 H Duffy j 66 42
Cherry s V Hutchison 38 30: 2 02
Connoquenesßlng I Kaltenbaugh » f . } «
Cranberrv John Lelcy M 01J ; l.+
Concord 11l Christy
Donegal F Coyle ; AJ ; C„
Forward Alex Shilling * 62; i
Fairvlew 1{ J McCullough : lb 5 ,
Franklin N S Grossman ] „ s«| 25 #G
.JefTerson f) Wallett j B^j
Jackson II Zinkhorn I « f".
Lancaster Fred L'hl ; 12b
Marlon Jas Dougan | 2o - •>*
Mercer Anson Curry z i «»| j 1
Middlesex I Sparks.. ®»; ! -J
Muddycreek UK Kennedy ■ J«'
Oakland John Patton : ™ 314
Penn E Logan : '* \» :™
Parker I Mccafferty 801 13 68 ; 333
sllpperyrock W J Morrison -* ■», 1
Venango Thos Morrow » *| |
Washington P P nilllard Jj WJ 1 I f*> 978
Winfield John Rivers I « 90; . -
Butler borough c W Zlegler «0 | 5 144 98
Centerville " It M Bard "39: ; '2
Evans City '• „ O D McFarland ! "
Falrvlew •« Koht Patton «« «' i f
Harmony " O Kline fw. 1
Karus city •• W.lKlng
Mlllerstown " I H Lackey *42 , a
Prospect " Samuel Iloou 8 * *; *<»
Petrolia " M Dalley ! « 41, .i U
Portersvllle " It H Oliver "n 06
Saxonburg - chas Raahe ; «76 2
Sunbury •• Jos Mechllng ; '9B,
Total 's» *OO 28 sl3 68 SB3 27 247 14
Arn't Collected and Due from Collectors. County Tax. 1887.
- ~ rv ~ | a | M
I 2 G 5 : E ! S
•* On a, I s.
DISTRICTS, I COLLECTORS £ 3 I S I :*
'fß{' ; | j I |
Adams JSB Criswell $1291 fio sl9 22$ fi24 74$ SO o7
Allegheny Jas.Jollcy s -J s 22 81
Buffalo iP A Drain 1614 fio 84b 417 G1 -2 -6
Butier:::::::::!M Du ff ord:::::::: % nos 12 34 09
IFE SHW77 $■ « : 573
Connoquene.Hsiug RSHenrv 14 \i 150,5 !!, l° r > 5" -'C ( *1
i Concord S H Campbell 707 27 35 37
Cranberry * p:lias Eaajon f, lb 915 01 Oo
Cherrv iO P Campbell <on 51 11 00 <142 81 30 53
Clay 7.. .................. Jeff Stoiwr ' »»» "«» H « 8 841 22 38 65
ciearfieid FPMcßndo VAI j??}
Centre W Panlharau* 'j ' IO -3 J|
Donegal John Ritzert '■>*>* ® ';>| 23 M
Krauklin 'J B Stevenson }' C2B 83, 45 .»S
Fairview John Andrew i } 3. o3 81 .>0 91 _ 4o 64
Forward Alex Shilling "7 20; 22 80
Jefferson iAneust Muder ; % 3..0 12 .;4 42
Jackson I Kvehart 20 10 579 38 68 68
I ampler E 1352 65 20 60 23 01; 214 851 60 56
Middlesex.'. J L Parks j
Muddycreek ißobt Moore I'r? fo 1'?
Mercer Anson Curry £oo 00 1> 334 43 34 91
Marion •..Jjohn Duffy ® 575 o<>' 0-
} ril : ;« « 83 » 3 00 7 « *
f'arker J M Khira ' °if ;'2 31 58
Penn .1 B Doilds 16,1 60 921 480,4 -^25
Slippery rock jH McGilt r : ? I! 0 , 1 - 9, 5 ? 4 1« i,
Summit Jacob Iteott < K l ' i"
Venango j.Jos Eskin Jfl 65, 18 ,4
A G Freeling 5o 18 Jl 56i 48 -0
Washington Harper Campbell 6- ««« i 2, 38 4/
Worth T Patterson \ s 'J} ,j: > BJ> 437 36 5- 18
Butler borough (J W Z.egler j 2061 14 42 06 7» • »
C«*ntreville 44 W Henry Wilson •*' ' 31 1- 01
Harmony " Wra Carroll ! 404 00 940 ,79 04 16 47
Hurrisville " I S Pew 2.M 60 614 ni 97j 07'
Evans City " Cyrus Knox 0 ,l r ~,>
Kama City " iFwl Kamerer' ' 'J Z
Millerntowu " f) Hough 249 20, ' ' 16/ J. 13 J-
Fairview '• Robt Patton }f 5 16 400 32i 14 1 10 ", 1
Petrolia " M Daly |JW j 50 50,
Pnimipct It Shaner ....• 200 00| / 101 l,> 13 «>b
Portersville " J H Kinzer. 226 20: 333 930 I 650
Sunbury " .. . ij O Shull ! 150 44 819 365 «4 40 640
Saxonburg WSchroth | 2JW 00| ,618 ~,492! 1085
Zelienople " : A W Philips j 30i. 00 , 9 28, 36J 63 16 28
Total >42944 91 231 52 907 47!;H 7 05 41! 1579 38
State Tax, Am't Collected and Due from Collectors. 1887.
* S? 5 ? |
• DISTKICT9 coixwrroßs g || i « I
e" ? • ! i* I !
AdaniH Jas CrlHwcll " » 119 t» 4« 314
Allegheny Jaa Jolly 13, i«. «
Ituilalo PA Drain Jj w, 24 i. on «•»
Butler M j "» « 2,1 22 J»
Brady J W Mooru *\ { « M 137 -20
< llnton M Tuompson ir A! ' ;;1 i i,
counociuencßalng' H 8 Honry 1 JJJ 2 - 0
< vmcortl » H c:oinpb€.-U 2i UGs t> ;0
Cranberry Eltaa Kaaton 1 !' -j; *» 7j7
Cherry () I'Campbell j" f^ 1 '
Clay Jeff Stoner -J 00 J4 W> M
(icarhtid... HMcßrlde fj; 21 1 301
centre W Paulhamua S? !
Donegal John Ritzert !2I ? -i
Kranklln J B Stevenson •« •« i ]js! 17 :,s 1 '
Falrvlew John Andrew >«« •>- < #•
Forward Alex Hhllltng "» J w 5>
JefTerson August Muder 1"' J r, «
Jackson J Kl'hart
Lancaster J Brb »» « 2 44 0 40
Middlesex J L Park f* J® , '
Muddycreek Robert Moore 00 61 J5 ®
\if»n*i»r A C'urrv •*' If
Marion !!!!""!"'.* John liuffv 5 " 4S 117 10 4ii JW
Xotland. .... . .j L Neyman ... l'» »■}: « •;» nfl r ;;»
l'arVcr J M Sllira '* «•' 1 '3' 12 Ofl UH
Penn ! i!.' JB Dod.is 2117.1 228 42 m ««o
sllpperyrock i'.'.: 11 M 011 l •>» <* 122 M 32 >22
summit Jacob Iteott «» w I ' •*»
Venango Jos Kakln J' „il JJJ 15?
wmileia A G Freeling... >;«' s 4 .HI
Washington arper Campbell «Jo l« .« 4.«
Worth TP Patterson }J" f' 2 '*?
Butler borough O W Zelgler 3 ' , ' 40 ,HI Hh W •_.« «l
centerville W II Wilson 27 00
Harmony •• W Carroll £
HarrlsviUe •• JH Pew ; f» 29 2.» 4
Evans City •• Cyrus Knox ■> » 2JJ d
Hams City •• Fred Kamerer ♦f 1 }.* > '•}
Mlllerstown" K Hough ' ® r? ?i JSI
Falrvlew " Robert Patton 1? '<} 139
Petrolia •• M Daly 1 , '• !,J .
Prospect •' It Shanor 35 4H I » '
su» ~!c" «« « 14 « ! 117
- :::::::::::::jA wgiiups ::::::::::::::::::
Total .1 1321" I 74 0?! 1144 M H : «»
UNSEATED LAND.
iAm't REC'u BY THKASI 'k I'ahi ro 'I we i lui.. br* twr.~i OVKH
, UMAWN
DISTRICTS F FIT = 1 t'' So 1 So
| I I % & fIS 1 E f § g, <SI g.
Butler borough » 9i to cat 1 20»22 W) *72 0 nt'.G f'4 *• 150 on *1
Fairview ! 3no 423 1 15 4no 425 119 M S (ili 2 (¥)
Washington Ut W47lWisOX3oo2n* I" 44 94 -M 47 OR IH ON 39 tti, |
Butler.. ..I 177 201 p 1 3 aij 2C« 201 5 8.5
Fairview borough 52 1 !•/> «5 .i 8 ;
Allegheny ... 2.nn 22 B2 7IN 13 15 , « I J6 13 15 22 52 718
ChmF u•» ««> 4 m M S 527
Mlllerstown borough r >- las 76 38 , #6314 81
Concord . 674 6no 164 I 12 01 450 1 78
Marlon I 35 'JS 4 , C 7 3<7 1 'J6
Parker ..!!!! 412 Biu :: 3« I 32 4u 13 41 nil
summit I 805 B2" 1 101 118 j5 20 118 7
Venango 27 Ti 20 so 29V 3 «JO M 771 811 I 92D
Sefd ..:........ .: ... . .; 137 50 2'£l7 08 300
Worth *lO ISO 1 I 150
Brady I II To : ft W.
Conhoquenes«lng 1 I ~ Vt< l* 1 I
Clearfield iw 30 M w I '• l®
f:iay ' 2 atti T4
Forward ; 14 12 803
Centre .:.: !
Petrolia borough , , j : I 450
UarrlHyllle •* I 1 I?
Huubury " i I *
Clinton ' j !
Donegal ! ' > a M . ...i I
Slippery rock ] i i 8 " i .J
Oakland | I , i t ! I _
TotaliT 145 p'vn 4!< 43 »l «i ."Kl'aw. flB 210 SO'tot 42 t'.« ««'Wt 83175 4742K'.r 9Hi
Boroughs and Townships In Aee't with Butler
Co. for Dixmoat and Warren Hospitals.
.: > a
B B.
i «* H
I 3 2
|_f £
Marlon t j» 253 87
Buffalo i i .">« as
Clinton 25 61
Falrvlew 1 807 79
Petrola borough ! aw 79
Connu<iuenessing > 4416
Butler 104 00 102 49
Parker 226 35, 91 55
Mlllerst«wn borough S7 crn 518 91
Jefferson I 91 61
Harmony borough 226 28 78 00
Butlur •• 149 89 ion 15
Lancaster 96 ooi an oo
Clearfield | 1593 so
Wlnfleld 102 oo; 2S 00
Adams 234 00 2C 00
Centerviiie borough | 106 2#
Mercer i 121 40
Donegal 100 w> 66 23
Penn 18 so »4 50
Cranberry 13 8#
Jackson 34 57 2C 00
Forward 74 oo
Totals 1 467 35 14 530 93
Amount Becelrrd.
From Commissioner!! sl6 227 13
Jury fees 285 48
Dog tax 3 50
Fines, Illegal liquor selling. &c l 656 50
$lB 172 CI
Bridge Areount.
J I. H Donaghy. stone for bridge $ 7 so
VV W Breckenridge A Son. Belford bridge 200 oo
John Craney, repairing bridge 3 00
J It Sutton. Building •• 9« ;#»
W«W Brackenrlilge & Son, bridge 50 oO
H J Jack, bridge 1 75
J B Cunningham, repairing Bull creek
bridge 25 00
Win Mongomery, repairing Clluton twp
bridge 24 76
Samuel Colwell, repairing Thorn Creek
bridge 2 w>
Win Tillman, repairing Belford bridge. 2 52
W J Lackey, •• Boydstown 100
Geo Armor. *■ MeCandless " 21 42
M W Shannon, cleaning Conno<juenes.s
ing bridge 3 10
J B Cunningham, bal. on Buffalo bridge 22 w>
Samuel Caldwell, repairing ] oo
W W Brackenrliige. «* Moore .. 306 77
" '• " Book " 80 10
" " Belfoid" 35 40
J M Turner, " •• .. 1 5o
" 2 25
John Donaldson, painting Klttannlng
bridge 20 00
s J Marshall, painting bridge.. 3000
I P Barron, repatrlng •• .. 52 54
A G Kelly. •• •« 2 00
H J MeCandless '• " 1 00
II W Lelcy •• Harmony " .. 73 50
JnoVV Monks •' Glade Mill " .. 2095
G B Cuiiniuglian " Flick •• .. 42 00
Wm St, Clair •• Neely •• .. 1200
N F Mayer •• West Liberty" .. 1250
John Keno, cleaning Sprlngdale " 75
K A Hutchison, repairing Annandale
bridge 22 50
E it K Boyer, repairing Boyer bridge.. 2 oo
Thos F Kirch, cleaning Sprlngdale 100
D Wallet,t, repairing Jefferson tp ".. 150
A 1$ Martin '• " 17 00
Peter File •• Adams lwp . 33 92
Jos White, " " . 5 35
INGraliam •' •• " I'> GO
Pit!lip Burr, planking Renfrew •• ]] 3134
Thos Birch, cleaning Freeport •• 86
" Sprlngdaie ".. 100
W W Brackenrldge £ Son. New Bridge 150 00
W K Turner, repairing Kelly •• .. 2100
O F Kcdlc, '■ lteurrew •• . 625
Tiics H Henan, abutment Kensington
bridge c,5 00
S J Marshall, repalrg Auiberson bridge 64 60
J'F Anderson, spikes' 2 76
Plilllu Burr, repalr g "Mccaudless bridge 41 33
BFHllllard. •• •• 3 oo
Halston Kelly •• Christy •• .] 104 i< (
Wm Scott. '• sandy Lick •• .. 4500
Peter File " Parks •• .. i > 00
Ulrlc* Winter •• Eldna •« . «00
SamaN Burr •• Martin - . 1930
Wit Turner •' Glade Mills •• .. 35 62
Samuel Colwell •' 10 no
II Puabe, painting Phabe <• " 10 00
John McKlbben. repairing Kiddie anil
Flick bridge 5 05
John Staff, repairing bridge"!!""!]'.!! 1 75
Wm Scott, painting .Monroe bridge 30 00
Porter Glenn, repairing Freeport 16 25.
\\ .1 Gllleland. iutill and abuim-'nt Wli
son Kun bridge 132 7S
Geo Marherger, Infill Callery .junction
bridge 40 00
W W Brackcnrldge & Son, painting 5
bridges 75 00
D M Atweit. repairing Smith bridge 25 91
\V vv ttrackenrldge A: son, repairing
Relber bridge 20 00
W W rir.ickenrldge & son. Stone work ;jj 00
W J Giilcland, repairing bridge *0
John Djualson, painting McCalmont
bridge M oo
A.) Blaek, repairing MeCandless bridge 19 00
JI. Patterson, plunking Freeport •• 18 43
S W Glenn. repairing Muddycreek " 4 80
MM'Ctii lough Shaw •• 40 00
W .1 Gllleland. abutment Callery Junc
tion bridge 330 22
W J Gllleland, Irons Calleey ".fc. bridge 225
W W Brackenrldge & son •• ••
" " bal. Bonny Brook •' uo 00
T 11 Heenan, repairing Kensington Fur
nace bridge 70 94
J it Grant, repairing Kensington Furn
ace bridge 53 00
Wm Miller, new abutm'nf Delano bridge 162 Oo
Thos Henen, abutment Frazler Mill >o» 80
Wm Scott, repairing Bonny Brook ••.! *25 00
John Donaldson, painting Freeport " 10 00
Thos Henen, abutmeut, extra, Frazler
Mill bl'ldge * r>o o
W VV Brackenriclge. new bridge. Frazler
Mill bridge 275 on
W J Gllleland. new bridge ' go 00
John Wade, new bridge, Delano bridge 57 00
Albert Aderhold, new ■ ■ " 0
Wit Turner " Adams « 300
HVV Lelcy '• Harmony " 350
I*vl Boyer •• Swain . 10 00
" " Harmony •• 40
Win Gibson '• Petrolla and Cen
tral I'oint bridge C 9 9->
Jan Murrln, vlow Murrln bridge ' 149 28
GeoTrlmber, repairing bridge. . .' s 21
Sra'l Allen, painting Muddycreck bridge 25 00
W W llracicenridge & sou. tilling and
repairing bridge no 00
J S Marshall, painting bridge 41) 00
Thos (; Kelly, repairing Wollcreeic
bridge jj
Samuel Graham, painting Cranberry t p
$4 429 83
Jail Account.
laundry «3x 85
1! ( lluselton, shoes 2 75
I' Kramer. Sheriff, boarding, provisions] 919 55
Sclienek Bros, repairing jail 224 51
M Bahny, clothing 2 50
l»r 11 C Linn, medical attendance !.' 110 35
P Kramer. Sh'lT. boarding, provisions & 442 00
J N Muntz, coal s <r,
1) II Lyon, hauling '" 75
Hitter & Halston, dry goods .'..]...'! 21 25
Mr Bick le. shoes 7 1,5
Jeff Burtner. plumbing •> 50
J N Patterson, clothing . ] 2 25
J H Couard. plumbing ' 075
Gas and Fuel Co. gas 1 50
L'A fcrown cleaning Jail .'.'."]]]"]] 600
Miller Bros, furniture 14 00
S G Purvis Oo.iumDer ] ]]]] 25 39
John Donaldtion. painting 1 50
V r .a»:er, Sli'lt. Bo&ruiu;. provisions,& 617 50
J N Muntz, dr}' gomis 5 04
J S Couard. plumi lng " 7 15
JF T Stelile ..]!.. 200
F Kramer, Sh'll, liourdiiig, provisions, Si. 297 05
John 1 Kellv. clothing 50
J X Muntz,coal 10 48
P Kramer. Sh'll, water repair 20 00
Al Itulf, slious g 55
II Scluieldeman, clothing 1 50
C Stock, work ..!..]".!] 975
1) A I leek, clothing ]]!!!]]] 470
1* Kramer, Sn'tt. boarding, provisions,& 451 25
John lilekle, shoes 7 00
•3315 97
Pounfj Kxpenkea ISSJ.
J <i A VV Campbell, hardware |139 09
C G Walters, tax register 4
W .1 Nleholson book binding 500 00
A S Asclie ballot box t no
V\ 11 LIISK auditor counsel 5 no
Ja« s Parks oatn book 1 37
V\ T Nicholson book binding 448 90
.1 H Sutton arranging papers 11 25
GeoS Miairncr h tnling 1 50
M Cramer Jur> box 300
Jll Silt,on Indexing ]]..] jo 00
MissUobinsou posiotlietf 2 00
•I II Lackey Tax ltegLster, & 2 00
N S Grossman •• 475
L P Walker cos s !!!... 297
A ltussell arranging papers 67 rs)
J Hooll tax book 1 00
Jas horsy the register 50
Thos Niggle •• 4 s.l
A M Cornelius " I 00
1C Pnngle •• ] 350
11 1> Payne cost 6 20
Thos Book '• 7 53
C W Cooper '• !!!!!!! 520
D Fisher ■' ] e2O
Samuel Gin 5 20
Thus Fisher " .!..!!]]]]] 520
VV I: Stewart " 5 20
W K McNlght •• - 44 12
Wm Weller Judgment w 4!i
F H Bole cost 1 00
Thos Moore dividing Butler boro 10 00
S F Bowser Commissioners counsel 30 00
G N Graham dividing Butler boro 25 00
Wm Kiehey setting shade trees 9 00
John Humphry dividing Butler boro. .. 10 00
J Sink boarding Jurors 3 25
I Sollenhaugh lax book 73
A G Williams art county Com 2 00
Mary Filheau assessors hook 1 00
J A Ilevdrlck. Boro division 20 00
J B Milliard, collector book, &c 1 00
KH Oliver " • 50
J 1( Thomas, Boro division 10 00
W S Waldron " " 10 00
St 401 17
W J Nicholson book binder 200 00
Si 601 17
Mutual Gas Co,. C U and Jail S2OB 00
Water Company $630 00
LI vary Bills.
R J Turner $ 66 50
II Pry or 1 25
J C Kelly 7 00
J(' Breaden 950
C Gerard 4 uo
Grubbs k Ivlrk 300
Rlckel Blehl 20 00
Flick K Kennedy 6 00
May ,t Albert 3 50
J Sf Turner . 6 52
Wli liletil ..]] 400
Total sl3l 00
Bridge viewers $132 20
Bridge Inspectors sioj 49
County Auditors.
K E Maurhoff SIOO 00
A J Harper 100 00
L G Moore 100 00
Tutul S3OO 00
Court Auditor SIOO 00
lndexlnf.
K I Brugh SSOO 30
J II Sutton 143 77
Miss Jennie McKlvaln 118 75
Total $1 oiw 52
Clerk of t'oart*.
Reuben McElvatn $416 QQ
Ltrjr and iiacMiiut for ISBJ
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Adams twp :$ 96 29 #1986 18
Allegheny 51 99 1579 30
Butler 49 74 1789 92
Buffalo 59 63 *21(62 98
Brady 45 45 1224 02
Clinton 44 .HO 2112 83
Clay 61 65 1814 25
Centre 60 20 1651 42
Clearfield 60 22 1252 28
Cherry i 78 28 1753 46
ConooquesMng 87 61 3619 74
Cranberry 75 12 1976 02
Concord 33 73 1979 63
Donegal 57 95 1445 05
Forward 131 82 1820 30
Fairview ! 159 49 1618 76
Franklin 52 29 1840 53
Jefferson 122 03 1968 60
Ja<k~oo 162 50 1953 11
Lancaster 128 33 1605 58
Marion 7S 19 1671 67
Middlesex 60 54 1978 64
Mercer 1 36 19 1032 61
Muddvcreek 39 87 1983 35
Oakland 117 35 1713 82
Penu 262 85 2185 80
Parker 91 82, 1696 50
Summit i 90 39 1933 61
Slipueryrock 120 74 2275 09
Venango ' 25 72 If 10 64
Washington , 108 44 1*37 94
Wiufield 154 44 1803 62
Worth 133 00 2011 02
Boro ot Butler i 565 03 4668 68
" Centreville j 27 60, 453 48
" Evans City 70 27 332 73
" Fairview i 50 98 259 22
" Harmony 32 68 608 93
" Harrisville 97 98 383 48
" Ksrns City 675 179 83
" Millerstown i 158 67 437 75
" Prospect : 38 49; 432 44
" Petrolia j 17 97 250 50
" Portersville ' ! 245 35
" Saxouburg 147 00 351 95
" Sun bury 24 20 233 08
" Zelieuople 234 99. 688 19
Total $4412 42 65333 87
Printing Account.
Butler Eagle 1409 08
Butler citizen 315 33
Butler Herald 379 37
Petrolia Record 252 ij4
Valley Sen s 119 52
Mlllersuwn llcrald 128 25
Butler Times 100 to
Total $1 732 21
Insurance Account.
J E Forsvthe .$ 408 00
Loyal S Mc.lunkln 812 50
H C Helneman 5 60
Total $1 226 10
Boiler House.
Schenck Bros $26 11
W W Graham 2 00
W Setbert 5 75
•letTßurtner J5 45
Henry Blehl l so
Total S6O si
Assessing- Account $1 435 05
Assessors attending appeal $9 00
Allegheny County Work House 4214 85
Court Crier, Lewis Reed S3S7 00
Architect. J P Bailey $i 720 oo
Commonwealth $3 212 07
Commissioners' Clerk.
S T Marshall, 813 days' service $782 50
balance due from ISBC 400 oo
Total $1 182 50
District Attorney.
S B Snyder .$l4B 00
C A McPherrln 534 50
Total $682 50
Dlxmont Hospital, I)r 11 A Hutchison.. 42 211 84
County Detect Ive.
John Ilobson S2B 80
D L Dunoar 590 00
Total $6lB so
Election account $2 oot 51
Inquest account $202 SS
Jury Commiiuiioners.
Fred Hennluger SIU 98
7. McMlcliael 120 44
Total 4232 92
Barbara llenntnger. Jury Corns.' clerk S3O 00
Jury account $9 987 40
Prothonotary Wm M Shlra $427 SB
Registration $4lB 50
Road viewers $lB7 54
Road damages J4C3 CO
Reformed School. Morganza $6 -fi. r>o
John Klndley, transcribing $lO 00
Tipstaves' amount $1 179 58
Warren Hospital $285 65
Western Penitentiary account sTsi so
Refunding account $45 IS
State Docket Examiner.
J H Sutton $63 00
.Mrs W H COibert 10 00
Total $73 00
Commissioners' Counsel*
S F Bowser; $304 65
W A Forquer 100 00
Total 4404 65
Tettrhers Institute.
J L Snyder S2OO 00
Interest on Bonds.
Coupons $1 913 00
Tax ou bonds 140 02
Total $2 054 02
Soldiers' Burial Account.
Wui Burtner for Josiah Fleeger, dee'd $35 00
Herman Seatou for John Navy, deo'd 3!> 00
R McKee for Jas Maxwell, dee'd 35 00
G F Eastley for Thos McGinuis, dee'd 35 00
WeckbenkeriCovert for JasDaugherty,
dee'd 35 00
Total $17.-» 00
Soldiers' Tombstone Account.
McCandTess & Stewart for Josi*u Flee
ger, dee'd sls 00
MeCandless A Stewart for Richard
Hilliard. dee'd 15 00
MeCandless & Stewart for W J Brown,
Brown, dee'd 10 00
MeCandiJss & Stewart for Jas Max
well, dee'd 15 00
MeCandless & Stewart for J W Brown.
dee'd 15 00
VloCandless & Stewart for Jatees
Dougherty, dee'd 15 00
Total .S9O 00
Commissioners' Account
J C Broaden 313 days (at $2.50 $782 50
J C Kelly 782 00
J M Turner '* 14 " 782 50
Total $2347 50
Stationery Account.
Johnston Jit Watson $961 65
WT Nicholson 3S 75
J H Douglass 35 03
Kidgway Publishing Co 33 95
F L flutter 79 58
Asbby 4 Vincent 17 75
HClleineman 5 40
Total $1175 11
Commissioner*' Traveling Kxpenses.
J M Turner SBO 25
J C Breaden 38 95
J C Kelly 48 55
Total slt»7 75
Express, postage, &c s6l 56
Inquest In Lunacy.
James MeMahan sll 20
E L Leake 5 00
RCMcAboy 5 00
Total s2l 20
Stenographer.
F M Eastman $ 14 50
W E Finilley 305 15
J D Daiipherty 30 05
Frank E Peltou 1366 06
A D Moore 191 50
Totail $1937 26
Court House.
R B Taylor balance ou contract $17700 00
" extra work 77iiS 17
" shelving, etc 356 23
Ritter & Ralston carpets 652 26
Arehlterger Iresooeing 939 00
Peter Schenck arbitrating 125 Oo
W S Foulk arbitrating 62 50
MeCandless &. Stewart marble work 1"0 00
W J Butler steam healing 650 00
Electric Light Co 760 43
Town Couucil grading around
Court House 148 00
Mutual Gas Co 50 00
Schenck Bros wood work 164 05
J G & Wm Campbell hardware 122 64
D L Cleeland winding clock 47 25
Harrv Gregg running boiler 160 00
Hall's Safe A Lock Co 580 00
Miscellaneous items 454 49
Total $30840 03
Begister sad Berorder'i Account.
State bill $74 40
Constable return _....„....564 86
Militia Enrollment account $64 02
Coart •Iloafce Janitor,
J M Wick 4223 00
E T Morion 88 00
Thos Brown 520 00
Total $826 00
Scalp account s74g 30
RECAPITI;;.ATIOX.
Treasurer J A HrSarlin i-i Ace't with BatlerC*.
DR. to aiutiAi.'t received
From collectors previous 10 Jan 4, *
ISSr, county tax ;....$ 15944 so
From collectors previous to Jan 4,
1887. State tax ~ 1360 28
Coumy tax for 1887 42944 91
State lax for 1887 3210 89
Rec'd from townships on Dixmont
and Warren hospiisl, 1467 35
Rec'd from Commissioners 16227 13
" " unseated lauds 386 60
" " liquor fine., 1656 60
" jury fee* 285 48
" dog registration 350
Amount in Treasury Jan 3, 1887... 38149 36
Total $121636 80
Cli.
Warrants redeemed $ 86512 06
State tax 2SOO 00
Lnseated lands 736 30
Tax on loaus due fro;ii ISS6 6 75
Tax on loans due from IS.S7 7 72
Treasurer's commission of 4 per
cent, on S6O Out) (JO 2200 00
Treasurer's commission ot lj p?r'
cent. ..u jCM 312 ot> 514 68
Bal. iu treasury Jau 2. 1888 28859 29
_ J«tal $121636 80
Cost of Court Hoaae.
Building, fuini-thiux, Av , at! com-
P lete $147000 00
Statement of the Finawes of Batler County."
Assets.
Amount due from colli tors $35 895 65
" townships on
Dixmont and Warren hospitals. 4 550 98
Bal. due in Treasury Jau 2, 1888... 28 859 2®
Total :..$69 305 87
Liabi/i. :e».
Bonds bearing 4 per ecu . interest 60 000 00
Bal. assets over liabilities 9 305 87
Bonds above become due as follows:
$25 OOu 00, Ist day of is ,Member. 1888.
S2O 000 00, Ist day of September, 1889.
sls 000 00, Ist d«y of September, 1891.
We, the undersigned Auditors of Butler
County, in Commonwealth of Pennsylvania,
met at the Commissioner-' office of Baid Co.,
on the 2d day of Jan. 1«88, and did audit, ad
just and sattle the several accounts required
of us by law according to the best of our
judgment and belief, and the foregoing is a
correct statement of the various accounts of
said County and Commonwealth, Iu wit
ness whereof we have hereunto set our hands
and seals this 3d day <>; 1 ebruary. A.D., 1888
I. S. P. PeWOLFE, [SEAL]
JAS. L. HINDMAN, [SEAL]
li. A. KIKZEE, [SEAL]
Auditors.
We, the undersigned Commissioners of
Butler county, having examined the forego
ing report of the County Auditors and believ
ing it to be a correct statement of the receipts
and expenditures of Bait! county for the year
A.D., 1887, order its publication.
J. C. KKLLY,
A. J. HUTCHISON,
Attest: li. M. DUNCAN,
S. T. MARSHALL. Commissioners
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