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* BOOK
cm tbe Treatment and Core of
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»D DYSPEPSIA
whiohWiU be mailed FREE to all
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of any one who fa, afllieted with, or
h.ki- to mr of theae diaeaaes, aend
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(Vance this paper.) Philadelphia, Pa,
PRATTS
Aromatic Ceneva Cin
CUBES •ISIAIBB
KIBNETB,
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H«m y 1 iSSderJlutd '*7 l a" ."nt'Tha
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Ike atflHr Pratt's Anaatlo Genera Gla
li aet eealaed to dlaeued Kidneys alone, bat i*
wad hr Mar waaaia far 'he nriou oomplainte
aohieeted. We hare receded
pavwen baa all parte of the eoantry te»ti
fcai to tte whe eea an for »appreeaed.painful.
■ liaea aad faranlar nenrUiiation. lu atim
ajaat. 111 all, diaietio aad eedatire nropertiee
JWlwttatlaa.UßMH aongeattoti. aoothe exnta
billtf aad one Ike pain. Taken In
Ml per liana. tjeatVar with hot foot or ateaa
balha.it will la all eaaea prodnoe tbe deelred effect.
A ralnable tiaetlee on Dieeaeed Kidnrjra that
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ursiuL and SCIKKTIFIC Mtuira
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lately attained. Dr. 8. K. Luke la a member of tbe
fteyal College of Fbytieiana and Surgeons, ar.d la
•HE oidnt »ud nut ex}<erienced SPKCLALIST in tbe
city. Sf<"cial atun-.lon giren to Kerroua Debility
beaa ezf-urire niintal exTtion, lrdiwrcllona of
y.iath l-,i«:>la< phya'cal aud niTital d.caj, lack
ef ea«TCT, lie j*jn !rncy,etc ; also Caaceim, Old eorea,
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ra. tl tViiora Poe-.ler* r.re twd in ttnif.
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ftuUH t'owrtrr* will prevent o»i"K* ix FOWL*.
Feoara Hoard*ra will h»<-rea e Uie qcHntlty of mill:
arr»ur. twenty per cent., aud make Hie butter Arm
met
r<mn !*oir<«er» wl'l rare or prevent almost xr: ET
DinH t<> ani 'h llorx-* said • attlr are sntiject.
F*rT«-* Pon-nraa win. «Ira Sanaracnox.
Sok! tverywijere.
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BALTIMORE. *»
For si.le by J. L. WCLLKIt, Mutler. !*a.
WM. F. MILLER.
Manufficlurcr of
Stair Bails,
Balusters
and Newsl-posts.
All kind* of wood UirtiliiK don" to onli r, al«i
n*>cnral<il ;iml Carvel tviMKl-nrnrk. sucli .is
Caalnjt < orn<»r blork*. I''UeN ami n'l klmls of
faiii-y aued-wurk lor inside decoration ot
heoeaa.
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« Breeders
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• <"%• CLEANFAST"
BLACK
~ STOCKINGS
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t \ X&. ) Co '* D " e *
X Y \Jrf Wkftmntni us «*Whit§
MONEY REFUNDED
'V , *Ti.r a r!T.. If die* etalntbefeetor
. . Ct r.ANrtST" Urfo In waUilnf.
.litH+vn'% Hitii CliJMrrn's SttMrbiaga.
i i»' - Ilal t Its Cm
bILK n.StSH, LIBLE, aid COTTON
HPSStRY CO.
I U!!F.STHUT 3T., PHI ". THIA.
MSfi'TS WANTED ' N F > '
FOR BALE.
A snvill fnrrn of ncreu. nenr Fnlonvllle,
Ortrp twp.. ami nttont tlvti miles north of IStit
ler. Ut tor s«_i- on terms.
It la all el«s.r«-<l anil g<hu\ tlllalilo xroun 1; lias
fowl i-fcli trviv mikl llie l»'st or water at tbe
OBW and xp incb In every flekl.
GGGD HOUSE.
1« hv TO. and i{oo<l *ubte. Is ot the oIJ
Jle.mi.lilfi on tiio Mercer ro-fl anl ad
y.lr« 1" r V riioir. hnd J. C. Mooie. ES'i-
Ku't.liP oi. tiiti iremiwjeof.
JOHN WALLACE.
_ • _
tar Advertise in tbe CITIZEN.
THE OITIZBN.
MISCELLANEOUS
W. C. T. U., COLUMN.
mun LICENSE
None are apparently more interest
in securing high licence than liquor
dealers themselves. Mr. C. Metz,
one of the leading brewers in Omaha,
Neb , in a letter of advice to the trade
in New York, writes under date of
January 20. as follows: ' High li
cense (SIOOO in the cities, and SSOO
in the towns) has been of no injury to
our business VVe are positively cer
tain mat were it not for onr present
high license law Nebraska would to
dav have prohibition. In our opin
ion high license does not lessen the
consumption of liquor. If left to us,
we (the liquor dealers) would never
repeal this law. Tber« are a great
many diffiulties at first for the brew
ers and I'quor dealers to get a high
license law in good working order,
but after a year or two you will cer
tainly find it to your advantage over
prohibition."
The Tribune gives us much food
for thought nowadays. In speaking
of the Kaneas Decisions, it says that
the "bumptiousness and intolerance
of the liquor men, their disregard of
of legislative restrictions, their at
tempted dictation in politics, and their
demoralizing influence on legislative
bodies have been powerful aids to
Prohibition. It advises them, if they
would not see their business destroy
ed, to range themselves definitely in
favor of high license, since "the mod
eration of the advocates of high li
cense stand between the liquor men
and prohibition." This is what we
have always believed but did not
suppose the high license advocates
would acknowledge it.
ROBERT J. BURDETTE OX CONTINENTAL
TEMPERANCE.
If there is one passage in the letters
of American travelers in Europe more
tiresome than another is this: "Dur
ing our six weeks' stay in Paris we
did not see a single drunken person."
Then they travel through Switzer
land, Germany. Austria, Italy aud
Spain, and all France, and still they
do not see a drunken person. They
attribute the sobriety of the people to
the fact that everybody drinks wine
and beer; drink it sll the time, ai.d
lots of it, with no high license and
prohibition nonsen.se to bother them;
eoneequentlv they never get drnuk.
Well, r-ow, the only inference one
can draw from these remarkable let
ters is cither thai the writers them
selves were blind drunk all the time
they were in Paris, or the Parisian
crankard is a most successful bider.
Because while our travelers last year
did not see a single instance of drunk
enness in Paris, the official police
records state that the police ef Paris
saw and arrested, OQ an average, 150
people every day t»etween January
land April 30, for being drank on
on the streets. So many drunkards
are not arrested in New York, aad
yet these travelers of ours always
contrast the sobriety of Europe with j
the excesses of America It is juot j
aa well to bear in mind tbe official re- j
port while reading these letters, and
perhaps if tbo writers drank less and j
thought more they would remember
that official returns will not always j
agree with letters from the guidebook, j
Frcm the Freeman of West Vir-!
ginia:
Tbe saloon is a mischievous, mur
derous outlaw and nuisance.
It is the prolific breeder of vices.
It is the corrupter of our boys and
destroyer of ou. •.'.>ung men.
It is the constant inciter of riot and
murder.
It is the brazen insulter of our wo-:
men everywhere.
It is tbe most vicious and malicious
enemy of the home.
It is satan's school house ar.d the !
drill room of devils set over against
our free tchoois and churches.
It is a neat of vipers iu the very
bosom of society.
It is the breeder of mora! malaria
where-ever it comes.
It is a perpetual insult to common
decency, and a continuous outrage ou
public rights, anywhere and every
where it opens its maelstrom of mis
ery and death.
If these things be so—if the saloon
really is a mischievous, murderous
outlaw and nuisance, always and
everywhere, can there be any reason
under the i»un, wby the saloon should
stay ?
A TEN YEARS' Till A L OF HIGH LICENSE.
"High license would bo a great
stride toward the emancipation of so
ciety from the abuses of the liquor
traffic."—Philadelphia Call.
Then prove it by the facts - Wei
have had what is virtually a hiph ,
Federal license on the liquor traffic i
for a good many years. To begin 1
with, there is a 90 cent license on |
eucb gallon of dintilled liquor sold.
About $70,000,000 a year are paid in
that way—un average of $350 to
every saloon. Then there is a 10
cent storage fee on each gallon,
amounting to about $3,000,000 —aa
average of $lO more for each saloon.
Then there is a tux on beer of $1 per
barrel, with o'ffht per cent, discount
if paid in advance. About $14,000,-
000 are paid in this way—an average
of i bout S7O for each HHIOOII Then
there is II special tax of $25 on each
retail dewier Add t HE*„ MUM- 11- i
it' ' In r iitid t "ti hav»:
s.Js(»xs4oxs7<lxs2s—s I
II it is objected that IIHM- MX>
('ill but the Inst on") tire p.iid by the
distiller and brewer, not the saloon
keeper the objection is ea.-tily met
Tb« rtietiller and L evv r Jil
ft rI tx i." the priei of their waret. I
and the haloon keejier (or rather his I
customers) invariably pajs it in the
end.
Here there is a license fee of $435,
which ha* been required by the Fed
eral Government, without almost no
variation for the last ten years. Un
der it saloons have multiplied, crime
has been nourished, the evils of tha
traffic have rapidly increased. Aud
yet they are bi-king us, whv not trv
High License? It has been tried j
long enough. Away with all license,
say we.
Tho Population of Butler
is about 7,000, and we wo il 1 say at
least one half are troubled with some
nfTection of the Throat and Lungs, a.i
those complaiuts are, according to
statistics.more numerous than others.
We would advise all not to neglect
the opportunity to call on their drug
gist and get a bottle of Kemp's Bal
sam for the Throat and Lungs. Price
50c and sl. Trial size Free. Sold
by all druggists.
—A Cincinnati soap firm has just
distributed $14,000 amongr its 100 em
ployes as their share of the year's
proGt.
A Bird for a Banker.
Tot has » little tin hank She puts
every peD! y, she has into it. She
tilts a great d< ul about her bank, ami
souio one told her of a bird bank the
other day. The bird is a woodpeck
er. Tie makes holes in piue trees and
stuffs acorns in them. He does not
eat the acorns, but be waits uatil the
Worms begius to eat them in the win
ter, and then he eats the worms. So
he really lays away food in his little
banks, and goes after it when he
needs it.
A Woman's Despair.
' Death would be preferable to this
awfnl, dragging-down sensation and
aching back,'' despairingly complain
ed a suffering mother. "And the
worst of it is." Pbe "there
seems no cure for it." "You are
mistaken," replied the sympathizing
neighbor to whom the sufferer com
plained. "I suffered for yeurs just as
you do, and found no relief till my
physician finally prescriOed Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription, which
cured me, and 1 have ever since been
well, and the wealth of India would
not induce me to be without the rem
edy, if a like affliction should re
turn." "Favorite Prescription" is
the only medicine for women, sold by
druggists, under a positive guarantee
from the manufacturers, that it wiil
give satisfaction in every case, or
money will be refunded. This guar
antee has been printed on the bottle
wrapper,and faithfully carried out
for many year 3.
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative
Pellet3-«-geully laxative or actively
cathartic according to dose.
—Hundreds of Swedes and Scandi
navians settle in the Northwest daily.
—A Wilmington (X. C.) firm
makes excellent matting from needles
of the pine tree.
The average salary of the Meth
odist ministers in Vermont is about
S6OO a year.
—Want to lay down your back
aches so 1 Hop Plasters sootbo, ab
sorb pain and wonderfully strength
en,
llop Plastei —the only original and
! infallible pain-killing plaster, soothes,
! stimulates, strengthen.
—The San Francisco Wine Trust
has decreed that wine shall be sold at
18 cents a gallon, and any grower
who may di-obey the order will be
! boycotted. The Call urges the grow
; ers to organize.
—ln writing a letter including n
I subscription to the CITIZEN you uiay
write on both sides ol the paper it
; jcu want to.
—The niin iu the moon hi.s one
advantage over his terrestrial broth
ers—the fuller he gets the more bril
liant he grows.
—"Yes," said Quigglea, "I have a
good deal on my hands just now."
"So I perceive," replied Fogg; "why
don't you try a little soap and water."
ITS COMING
I And when !t gets here, everybody will rush to
I see it—Excitement will run high, and we shal 1
! Uave crowded houses ditv and evening. What
l ls It? Why in HWK iS .MENAUKKIK— Us a
rejjuiar Snorter—and when II comes
look out, for "sky rockets and greased lightning
Its not a menagerie oi ring-tailed moneys,
leopards that clianße tlieir spots or wil.i .Vtri
ean lions, but It will draw great crowds and
will be voith seeing.
ITS A HOO-D0
and knocks coinpetion endwise. It novel- hurt;
a customer. hut it m.tfcC3 competition r;n.
They cover the ground quite r spldiy vh.-n tu-y
8M it, And cast t heir coat tails to tue breeze,
leaving you in the hands of (teoiile who will give
you a talr deal. Your Interests are our*, and
we have made arrangements for excursions
I during the season. An ueeomraodatlon -.vill
leave tiotigem every day at 7 a. m.. making on;..
tv.-«> stops between Oougliem and I'.'.ttler. First
I stop. Trasntown, and pasitngi-r.s will t>c allow
ed •"> minutes to loo': at the tr isli, That will he
i <|iilte long enough to jMtl-iy them that they
lniijt go on to HEt'iC's. Second stop, Swludlers
ville. passage ; 'A lio are crazy enough to do -•>
will be allowed ti stop over at this staliou, lit . 1
wise portion wjll go on to
HECK'B.
The train will arrive at liutler 8 a.m.. sharp and
Heck «nl bo at the deiiot to receive you.
Should he not, do not tie led oil by the little
U;'./.anrs of side shows, bin make a lireak for the
big tent. No. 11. North Main Sc., Daily's );loek.
We blow "Ur own horn and there is no mistak
ing It. We are now re:tdy. King the bell—beat
the drum—toot, the horn—let the crowd come
and see our magnificent Spring Attractions.
They are regular
LA-LAS
and on every point will b"it anything ever
shown in I Ills city.
The duality, quantity, style and prle" an- Just
what will suit you, an I the aa-wrtinent SO large
that It will dazzle y >U.
OUR 3AND LEADS,
other.; try to follow us but they can't catch up.
our pace Is 100 much for them. We are too
■ ptl-k.
Wo are boomers I We are sooner*! -don't you
We are rollicking. Jolly fallows. We are rip.
r I.itlug tip top seller .
And when it cutting to bargain;, ive can suit jott
to a "T"
We are bungty for yetnr money do you hear?
Vnd we try to be vi tunny we are so ji ■ ,
If you think we area lioney, come and tlrup
your money.
And we'll treat you like a sonny all the year.
Kor we have got Hi" energy an I the will. We
made up our lulnd to lie the leaders hi ourini ,
anil the result is. ••that we lead" and there It no
mistake about 11. Our prices tell Hie tale.
Tliev are always lower than tile lowest an I '
duality proves it. Wo mako
NO RASH PROMISES,
but prove everything we slate Ititlie paper;
when a customer c iltH at our store. If you wai •
sl 'tl tig good i.ir si I'llng easli ea|| and an
M.lL'tdfleeul sto . of Spring Novelties In due
el,»t!ilng Of all It i|im ,t ; t ,| | pr|e.-<; II -
t'aps. .Neekwe ir, tins. i oil irs, t'utls I'tidei ■
wear. Hosiery. :i ndk i lil -r-t t'iniir-11, .
Trull ;s, Vail t Sit i*m ib* 11 le i. *' to ,
ii in ion teas, •lew let II m Docks and N >tl MIS
get , ai|y. V.'e do not at.e.npi a lull entitnera |
I 101 l of o'lr I' 'Oils ll'lt eo lletll olirsel', es Wit >1 I l|"
si in nietit ihat we have the largest stick, latest I
styles and lowest, prices.
THE WOFILB STANOS MIMI
;Tlie ri'iill/alluii >if the ran th;it .>ur low prices
ariMi reality ami u>i tietl»nary livnd iu.n;i«i !
evn ' ■ ii|'. U, . i 'i ni Miey Is (lie \v ,11- ]
>,i r>. irK 'i' i,i a tuts t .tallied us i I piin h, f •
ilie |iiiiiia" :-i;< li li fforgt-ou., ill on. .i .u1,,.;
liarßallis and It dftei iiiin.illmi In lie easily s ills'
Mod im I live fur sin,ill pr itltHhi the re.isnit ue
can Hell so tit toll cheaper than anybody el
13. A. HECK,
Champion Clothier and Furn
isher.
So. It, Sortli Jlaln HI., lliiffv's IH<i<;k,
BUTIiEE, - PA.
UUTLEII COUNTY
fi? ;ual Firo Insurance Co.
Grfice 'Jor. (Viair. & Ctinninghain Sti.
•j. C. ROESSING, PUEtfIDENT.
WAi. CAMPBELL, TUEASUKKK.
H. C. UEINEMAN, SECBETAKY.
DIRECrOKS:
J. I. Purvis, Samuel Anderson,
William Camiibcll ,T. W. llnrkliart,
A. Ttontman, Oliver,
O.C. Ito('.«:dut{, .laineH Stephenson,
Dr. W. Irvin, X. Weitzel,
J. !•'. Taylor. H. C. Heineman,
LOYAL M'JUNKIN, Gen. A?'t
BUTLBR,
DON'T SCOLD
n man for groaning wlu-u he litu
Rheumatism or Neuralgia. The pain
is oimply awful. No torture in the
ancient "times was more painful than
these t win diseases. But—oughtn't
a man to he blamed if, having Rheu
matism or Neuralgia, he wont use
Ath-10-pho-ros, when it ha; cured
thousands who have suffered in the
same way ? It has cured hundreds
after jiliysicians have pronounced
them incurable.
•'The alrill of five physician* could not
earn me uf Rfofiimari*m which had settled
in the hips, neck and shoulder*. So intense
was thepain that sleep was almost impos
sible. The first dose of Athlophnros KITB
mo relief, and the third enabled me to sleep
for four and a half hoars withont «akin*.
I continued its nse. and am now well."
REV. S. H. TBOYER. New Albany, Ind.
#3»Send 6 cents for the beautiful colored pic
ture, " Moorish Maiden."
THE ATHLOPHOROS CO. 112 Wall Si. H.Y.
BEM HUH
And all the other late and beautilul styles o
Fancy Wilting Paper at
J. H. Douglass'
largest assortment in town. From lOcto 75c per
box. Also full line of new
Invitation and Regret Cards,
Wedding Invitations, Visiting Cards, Mourning
Stationery, Tablets, etc.
63 S. MAIN STREET.
Hotel Brady
T. W. TAIT, Prop'r.
New Hotel and Restaurant on the Diamond,
Butler. Fa.
Mr. T. W. Tait has refitted and furnished the
Brady House, and is now prepared to accommo
date the public.
His Restaurant. In connection with the hotel
vtll i.e open ( '"iy and r.ijiht. The tables will b
furnished with everything the market affords,
FRESH GAME AND OYSTERS
RECEIVED DAILY.
Your patronage respectfully solicited.
ilTiNMlilLia HOTEL
No. 88 and 90, S. Main St.,
BUTLER? - - :P-A..
Near New Court House— formerly Donaldson
House —good accommodations for travelers.
Good itabln.s cminec'ed.
[l-9-'SO IyT H KITENMULLER. Prop'r.
Right at Last.
The place la Butler for Laundry Work. (Lace
Curtains a sp. cial.y) ciotlius cleaned,
dyccl and pressed; Carpets cleaned.
Ladles' ;tn'l Oents' Hats bleached, cleaned, re
blocked :>'M colored. it'i rsclean
ed ain! colore 1. Tips curled.
UDBEVS &SHUTILEWORTH
AGENTS.
Laundry Offics,
WE DIAMOND, Butter, Pa.
AH work dune by experienced firms in l'ii.t i
bur;-f.
So Charge* for Mail ur Ex/tress.
Goods collected and delivered in all parts of
SO TO
W. E. McCLUNG'S,
i 3iw. 104, N. Tlain St.,
jni FIIE 580C!BI[S.
FLOUR, FEED
And Provisions.
Call ami exam n • o ir prices they .ire
1 nver than the 1 >west.
FLOUB A SPECIALTY
Steel Wire Fence.
I
Th 9 cheapest anil neatest Fence for around
Lawns, School Ixits, l'oal'.r.v Yards, Gardens
Farms. Park nnrt cemetery i'eticis and Gates.
Perfect Automatic <>ate. Also ull Kinds of Wire
Work. Write Tor Prices. State klud and quan
tity of fence wanted.
I'A VI.OB ii HE.i.M,
Manufacturers of Fire l.icapcs and Iron Work.
1:0.1 a id »i.i Market Street. Pittsburg, I'a,
fERMANENT STAMPING
For Kensingt ji, Arraseno
AMD OUTLINE JVOIiK DON'S
Also lessons iu turn ; given by ANNIE H
LOWMAN, North ilreot, Butler, l'a.
neBOJ-fi
1 Mil rSI Tl n ti 1 ' ~H revolutionized tin*
I 1 II world Iluilt. r 1 u«i list lull(
I*s 8 ' H Mil llceulur.. . Not least .imon ;■
» »l I «. 11 I I ul llilie wonders ol Inventive
|jrnifres-i Is a met hod ami ivstem of work tiac
eail be performed all Over tile eOUtltrv without
separating i !i" workers In it their n mPay
liberal; any one cat) d<> tlin work; elthor sex.
youn'i <>r old; ic special abllil v require. < '.ml
tal it -t needed; yo'i ar" started free, something
of great value m I linoorrane-j to voti, tli.it will
start > ill 111 Ijihliii-sh. wllle'i will lulu,' yo l In
more money rlsrlii aw.n than anything ■ I. i In
the world, i Ir.ind oat ill free. A I Ire a Turn; u
I 'o.. /YtljfUstu. Maine.
AFFIJCTLu)." 4 llii Oil IUNATE
Arrtn all oihekcj VAIL CONSULT
DR. LOBE,
329 N. ISIhSI.. below Collowtiill, Phil*., !>a.
SOyean 'expTl.-ia -Hi' I lll'ivtM.d! i-aw*. Pcritial
1 :l ' "••o'lvbi.Hs.-iwl.uii
"WANTED j
to c.mviim for the call of Nursery
fitnekj Steady employment fiiarantccd. SALARY
AND EXI'tNSLG PAID. Applvat once, Mallnjjnjju.
Chase Brothers Comjiany,
To the Kcuilitk of tl»" liullrr Clti/mi who have I
iio! , pxnmint-il
MF.&M, Marks'
Spring Goods,
We say by all means do so for you will never
regret It.
We :ir-' showing ,i fuller line of Hau, llorinots,
'1 rlmmihgs, and I .ace Caps than ever before.
We have a Ideil to our line of Corsets,
"WAHN MRS MKAI/ni,"
The "lioriMNH ItIXIKF." Corset waist.
Tne "rLOKKNCE" Cor-et waist.
And a Corded Waist tor children.
We aro also keeping
A FULL LIME OF GLOVES.
F* T T f\ s ''" n exist In thousands of
fI L L li'orms. but are surpassed by the mur
llF | I vels of Invention. Those who are In
LIS need or profitable work that can
done while living at home should at on :e
(tend their address to Ilallett A; Co.. Portland,
Maine, and receive tree, full Information how
either sex. of all ern earn from t> to ts>
per day and upwards wherever they live. You
are started free. Capital not required. Some
have made over t.V) In a single day at this work
All succeed. EgJ
JACOB BOOS,
DKALEIi IN
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
FL< I U. I'EKD. HAY AND ALL KINDS OF GRAIN.
We are now in our new store-room on S. Main St . :it d
have the room to accommodate our iiir<;o stick ci
j flour, etc., and have built a large wart-house to accommodate
i our stock of teed.
We j>;iv the hiizhe. t c;ish price for p- titties :uid all kinds oi
CO UN i IIV FIvUDUCF.
Jacob Boos, 105 %™4™. S F™ T '
"Nothing Succeeds Like
Success!"
WHY ?
BECAUSE LOOK at our SUCCESS in BUTLER
Then Look Back 3o Years Ago
When We Commenced.
Now Look at the Way We Do
Our Business,
THEN EEASON HOW CAN it be OTHERWISE ?
WEI F N WE CARRY THE STOCK WE DO
=TI LMGEST=
And ]\lost Ccmj leie in Butler, ranging in Quality and price
from the Cheapest to tl e Finest, all Reliable, Weli Made
Goods, Les cies we Guarantee all we fell
Gail and he Cosv.bced.
It. SCHNEIDEMAN,
No- 4, Main St. OLD RELIABLE CLOT HER
——- "TIIIB SPACii. IS RESERVED FOR
E. GRIEB, The Jeweler,
. r„o,;i9, North-.Main bt., BTDTi-EE, PA.,
WhoseJ [advertisement will appear next week.
UP-A. LACE OF UVCTXSIO.
0 ESTABLISHED 1831. *
HOENEj,
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE
Peerless Hardman Pianos
AND
NOTE 3 P.)H TH:iH
GRAND POWER AND SWEETNESS OF TONE,
UNRIVALED DURABILITY,
ELEGANCE OF DESIGN, and
PERFECTION OF FINISH, °
which axMUonHus can so then, to bo MdecU-tl an.l u*o« I l.y tho I.est must
| clans, cultivated amateurs anil intelligent JK»I»I thfoitgh'.'Ut the . »-•
tfhe ]Vlatchless Palace Organs,
CHASE ORGANS,
.CENTURY ORGANS,
the most. lK'J'foct Oman* mwl<\ of KUi-prl -intf novelty, Hlmpllelty ami dura
bility of eonaU'uetlon, with the juost l.eiiutlful Volcc-llku tone ever produced.
Also, constantly on haml :i un-at vnvloty of other liitvkon ol I'limos tuid
at the* very low ' prleew.
SECOND-HAND INSTRUMENTS TAKEN IN PARI PAYMENT 1011 NEW ONES.
Easy Terms of Payment, either Monthly or Quarterly.
MELLOR & HOENE i PITTSBURGH?'
_______
PIANOS TO RENT. TUNINQ AND REPAIRINQ.
SfiAil .>.ll K..I.LAMI', i. JelTer-oii t.. W., II tier, T.'i.. <M|{a rst iiimi < ho.i :>)..Mei
iVtnr's (i i mini ( lnir li i nil Co tin o of the I'utN r Cli 'i . CJIIO-I, I ••• h-uve to s.tv t int
lie li.\s lie n ii|>j> 111 teil «I«AK-i tf »r the eon uy «I l r 'or Messrs. M.'ilor.V !!• i.e.-nrt
ill i! Ii • ■MM luriil-li anv "f thoa'mve ln*ti unionist at ti ti o . ami terms ;is liirn: I '
by visitor &II Pt burg. 'lertiH i< r tu'tl'.n ■ n tli<- or.; .n, nolorti-. \ lolln a. _.
siiu'intr furnished on npnllcalt l'.<>. Iox;i i; Pl;iuor<>iic« mil organs lulled and o-;:n ...
I.ite I. Orders eft;witli Mr. J .lit. Uriel), •!' wftlcr.l . South .Main Slrcel,.\l!l be promptly at
tended to.
WEAK NERVES |(
PAIVF.*h On LKRY COMPOUND Ima Tonia * I
which nev» r fuilx. Containing CVlery and
C>ca, wonderful nervi- htintulautM.it
ay cure* all nervoun diw»rdt-r».
HiJia ■ {Mi RHEUMATISM
0c 'a H HOP' f'AisK'H CELERY t'nMruinn purifii-1 tlHi
Si H g l,lood. It driven out thi" lartk- acid, which
Ef ML IH BB 1 cauin ii Hhciuuatiian. ai; I rei;b >ro* the blood-
JMt mm ■ inttkuiK oriouia lo b> althy Itlon. Itta
tile tru" r« n«*ly for Itboumatiimi.
me B _ „ KIDNEY COMPLAINTS
flß| N IMrfßCri! T-\M rtiitori«
MjSt S W i""ri' l 'ii!akij^t < ' tbo''biflit itm'uy for ulj
n Mtoiuacli.aiidciuietH tlifimrvMi.f tbedwer
fiEf ~ fl J tive nrwti'i. Tla* i« why It curcu oven tlw
Om fm ERA jbj so gBEM N »'"« sl '
mOlllyOllOy co^sTiPATsppj
> r wwe** Cel*»t COMPOUND i« not a cat!.ar-
D tu\ it iHttlaxati\ :.»'y»iuduntura!
iM'tion to th« bowels, »iuvly lol
luwiitßUfie.
■ „ D , y . .. i{««onim6n:lod by andlmaineiw
B URE > Nervous 7>m=trM:ion, Nervouo Headache. -»«' iD «n. B. ml for U>ok.
" Neurnlgia, Nervous Wc«knc>j, Stoma h Pr j ou <>| k«UI by t)riiKKi."tH.
WELLS, HUDSON «CO. Prop'.
I jI-CA I ) ING
HIT'? II? I mv llflfTO V
Sill! i*iP-H$ IP li
*.a A • *! Ad il UpJL;.
Special Mo urging Hats and Bonnets, Crap( s
and Nuns Veiling always ready for use.
TS r c- 18, Scutli M{rn Street* ... BUTLER» Jr*Yv-
" mmm sail i
Of Seated and Unseated Lands
in Butler Co. for Taxes Due
for 1887 and Previous
Years.
By virtue of sundry Aits of the General As
sembly uf tat' Commonwealth t.f lvuiisj'ly;>n!a
relating to tile sale ol seated ar.d un->eated lands
In tli" cuunty ol llutler, etc., fur !»>:>■.- <ivi-* ana
unpaid, 1 will oTer at public sale, ut the t'O'iri
House, in the borough of 1 lui l«-r, l'a., on tne
SECOND MONDAY Ol" .1 I NE, 1553,
being the inU day ol the minili, at 10 o'clock
A.M.. Hie following i: strict! I'lecrs •>! lait.l or
swell parts tliercoi as may be iiecets r;, to satis
fy t!ie amount oi taxes due sun I uupaal again:-;
lac siime. i\uu eonf ;n".e the s;;.- i.-cui lay lo ility
as * lie same may I ■■ j .und si.v- ,-s try.
i ;;i:.MS uE
io.i-smu >t be [kJU when liicland r. stricken
oil or the sale limy l>e avol ieU a -.t:l I ie » ri>;>eriy
put ii, and rescld.
' M'w lAi. NOTICK—AII pel ons correspond
ing v.::li tlie T".i-aboier in •■ '• rene-.' i > lands ad
vertised icr sue. ii> :i.t- winglis.? ■ UuiaUtt
mil ssiltlei: lit to paj tuge ants sunionery.
AS-Li.aahN v/rwe.
AntU re-, a Mi sk. V. and v, uw acres $,0.12
Jelly J i-. >9! lollies
ISUTI.KR ntJROU'JII.
Suit!'. S.n MOBCS, *l*s. 5 lots 8.10
isulin i n-Mooes, . i.. lots 1.).5»
M.1.1-. :.n u c heus. i.one-hail acre <i-.~A,
•• 6.5»i
IVtks W, *cs, lot
rot; jW K lairs, >5. Oi-o £ ei:e-:iallacre... .3.72
M'liXK TWl\
Mi r. hall Samuel hi.. V> u"> acres 27.. -
Conn j.ii, N', toy acrt.i u.fc
coxccia) iwi-.
Melli :.ie J, '».*•.: - acres 15."*
■ ■III. v-r Ila lik, si). 1 ie I i.-t.
u ~..0, deed, SO. ltk.- sscres 2-l.rU
mill.) l 'has, ixi. 7 acres - *- i
Kiiisials s A. ■>> and 'hi 14 acres t'.-Hi
■oiU'.a S 2i, 'fen, 1 acre 1 •
v.oat I'atti rsoii. 'at., 7 acres i.-<-
V.cl .itui. Jll « Co. so -li-'sl >7. » sicres 4 ;.i
o-.cij <£ brk«li'.), ISJ. -j'_ sici -s i s
i'arks Jab liclrs. i<U ana V 7, (.i res ■>-'
■Sui .\Sa &to, 'i-U ami 'ST, iic.es l'.i-.e
i'lionipsen Joslali,'mi Wat -7, 4 acres 2 s.,
V. .:son Allen, tti, a» acres 4.-JU
CESTItK TWT.
JicCrca .'<li.-. Mi, L*l aerts
j'.i! .tailless Jno .»«. ■<.. :'.cr- 24
McAiialicn oas, s.i, .>• acres
CI.;:ASHI:UI iwi'.
Goldlnger ?,» 1), bG aii.l' . a ies. 2S.U'.
I HXM.yI I',.SK-SIMi fWl'.
Ani'ereon Si c, u ■■■ iva j ~'.---
Slippey l'etor, X"», ui acres is».4('.
< iiKKitv nr.
A [Tee W'm, 'BS, house aa 1 lot 2.^.
i.i!more heir.-;. >». ..oaud 'Bi, ioacre.-i 2a...
•Su.iiMin (j f, K5, in acres <: »•
l;.-. .i U* P. 'M; aiul 'B7. ixiac> -.. i:i.a.
oiuita & Duffy, "nii, to acre- 2e
i \iiivii-:«v TWI'.
Watson Tlior;. >'i;. house and lo; U.lO
FAl:tVltW liOllolOll.
Atluliis M S, 'si, '<>, sr. and l 1.7.1
.lusa in in Wash, \sr>. nous" and lot «
iteod Duvi.l, *t->. house aim lot <>.25
Kiddle.v I'eaiaol. 'sa.'.s.; uiid s.', oa-.. If lot ;s n
i*. ,;gner 11- liry. 2 Ms -
I'ai ion \v m, '.so, :t houses and lots 14.
JKI KI.ISSON TWI'.
Putin Litrdln (' >, '8 i and a,.; lots i.ai
i.i rr Jns, 'Bis. l lot I '
eiray Samuel, Vs. l lot 1,11
MARION "I \\ I'.
Campbell .J.tS, 'B-1, 14 a. res 3.7:;
i tuvutiice Jiio. 'at! mid >i, W acres lo.;
JIILi.LUJI'OV.'N 11 .'2.i11.
I'll us Wm.'.ii, l lot 2 :•
OAK '.AMI I WP.
i'urvlance Juo N.'••*. .<nU 'ui. l 36.42
i'honipson.lno3l. '?»*> an 1 v.. !• i res !.-•
iiulcliSsuti \i' s*; . i'l'S 2.1"
dccl'in Airs, 'ml and 's7. :h acres 17.74
I'KOSPEOT iteao,
.Mcl ini'i iiliii .Ino B, VG and *a7, a lots 1 s i
I'AKK Kit TWI'.
Sc.avr (; W. V'. and >7, house anil 10t... 10.02 .
Kidler i{ '«•"», and V 7.10 iu r-s 37.01 •
MydrlcK Barney, 'ms. 26 «cri ?«**<•>
At v. 11 T.l so anil s7. 45 a res !«.::>
('n.-sl Juo. 'SO. 50 a. IVS 11-'-'
Kramer C C .v (. W. si;. 217 acn s
Kramer 1).'86 anil s7, tti acres 3">.2i:
Collar Reul en, *Bii. 2". a.-n s 4 .--l j
iMv.ar-is -las. 'N:. !.i acre s ll.as
vicKisslck llaunuh. si;and's7. I ">
i'tigii Albert. 2'. ai res " -<>
shaw David, '.-6. lot 2.1 s
si MJI rr Tstr.
•Scott 11 I', '85.55 lo res !> 5..
VK.VAMiO TV. i".
Oaler Jas and wife, V*. mal 's.i. I acres 7. ls
Vaniierlln .1 <"s;i and 'si, tjo .icr.- '■ 1,. ;s
il : liard Alex,'si; and M. (."> acres I:i.u6
K'-Ily I heodoi": tn-lrs, >6 mul acr s.. 16.:r>
WINKIKI.U T\V r.
lin den Jos, 'sr. end "so, To acres 19.75
tt'uK'l II IWP.
Stcuglitou O I'. '66 and 87, 3.1 a.-i s 12 iw
WASIII.N.irOJi "i \\ v.
cannlngham Mi-1.-.. .and';.;, Vi acr* • 4..12
J,n:l.enspei U 1" L. 8... -. . acres I '.'i
P .d.l J.l 1„ 'K"j. l:cU2i! and !■ >t s.n.
Vehbar Alls.liiit en, 's.,.n.'i .7, :i .1 -r -s n.,'2
i'ittu-rsoll V '.l lr ns. '-i', 75 acn -. l».<n
11. ei "I'll .1 US, i* li ! S, ',. ; - :i 1.1 1
Kejlv l'a I rli k. 's r, ni:.i s7. tti a. les ;19.70
■ ■.inn .las L, aiul 'a*., bw a. r. :e.w>
Mercer Mining '. o. >0 ami 'si, 1.11 acres «c.io.
AMOS SE.iTnN. Co. 'l'r. :..iur< r.
Clothing Store.
CLOTIIINfr, HATS,
GiiNTS' Fl T KNIriIIING ,
GOODS,
UNDEUWKAK, Nl.( K-
W K AII,
< V!;l (JO.VL\S, UIJHHER
COATS, GIiOV IvS.
SIT.SI'KNDKIW,
UMItItKLLAS, Sllflt i
. CAPS iSJIOES FOII :>.ihN
AND )VS, &C.,
at most reasonable j iices.
- - •%-
JOHN T. K£L LY f
S , Mll in i t . <l,l \i di-M'io r. o.
pupips; rpiHT
linUiut. S •w? IS •
H ivlitfe t -.ken the IIK'-11 -y for the Cliolee I' 1 ill*
1 r.-es.
Beautiful Shrubbery,
Ornamental Tres,
AiltlcVflVlhlliL't-l-ei.- the SWIWTV lillP, of Die
I Now ICnirlutui Nur s. riim»c I•» » • & '° »
\\ .. 1 v. ill fill youth !!»•• n ir futiiro uiKt
| ,olU'it your ont«*rs for I'i*!l d**liv**ry.
A. 11, FALLER, Agent,
llutler - - - P»»
BUY YOUR HOMES
I'tilled Security Ufa Insurance and TrJ.t Co.,
of I'll.
Money to Buy Horn- s.
MOl Ibly dc'-s not wore than a falrr tit. I'ay
meuts ilecri*aH« yoarly. tr» o\i*nt • ' «i Mill
pi tor to M.uipleit< a < i payments, balaixe oi tn
cii in bra nee iiictk •I.
Money to Loan.
Real c»tate bought and sold on < oinini-slon.
V, a.nt' ii houses to l ent and reu s (oUeete.l.
L. G. LINN.
No. 08 South Main St.,
Butler, l'a.
over I-lr.n's Drag s:or--.
Advertise iu tin* CITIZKN.
1111111111 <>llllllllll
LAC KS. oji L,*<
It IB DONS, VKV VKT<
WtKSS U«K»PS,
T WL i'.iVnw BI.ACK DRKSS OOOIIS.
BKAID *"ND PEADSETS «*'»LOUKI> !>R • - JOBS.
MIIVHVBUI'SSKS D: TVS, T- ,» T:IB MII,U«-X,
IN/ANTB WEAIT W F >V"-P" 1 "^
JA« KJETS. I'AHASOL2S. . Vl'T i-ii
THAI'S, SHAWLS. KIDJ'.OVIK.
A. T routman Son.
Leading Dry Goods aud Carpet l:ouse.
±3 UTLSSj - IP.injSl 3NT'^.
' W'LMDUV SHAPES, 1
1 ANV-lc'-ir-'-S- -Vi.r - yi'AKRS.
TAWTI-I.VI V .'A! AM RI GS.
,H 1 ' Kl.tsos; XUSSI.
fcOl A I- LU-. I T\,.r - --•.js
UNKXS -\ nN A WiIKS. 'XIL i MIS
OL.NAM I.NTIS. I.'NN».
SPECIAL ATTENTION TO 0RD r RS : \ F MAIL
. JUST ARRIVED
a Inrcc I:DC of
Spring and Summer Goods,
cons-is-ting of Fine Woolons find Buitlnga n-hirh I am rrf<r ♦.» male op in
ments nt *8 reasonable j»rict s its jou will Hod a? •i.rrc ai.ti
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED
Also a full line of MENS", BOYS' and CMIT BK I-.NS' *t a«'y n. -.-ie
Cicthiuf; at
ROCK BOTTOM MICES.
Ail tie biUfct rovf-iiics f< r Fpring »na Bon ui»i iu
Gents' Furnishings, -loocls,
Kat3, Cap?, Trunks, Viliscs; latest pattern in
Shirts and Noekwcir.
if MERCHANT TAlLliiffl']
Department is BormiDg. Cull and i-u-fce t<>U • r your Sprinj*
Suit from liaise band-<.ne patttri s 1 bvi- jti?t jf l ' l ! - Prict-®
reasonrtbie ai d lit
Thanking uiy patroua fur pasl fsroM, I solirtt a con*it.uanee
of tbo satue.
I F.D Sj l 17 I $ "1
li, Jk O a.% lit .
fi-l Si.titli Main flnrt, ( pjos'te the FcHoEce, Batler, IV..
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fei,>
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3 for t'oiisiunptif.n «v 1 2
j B my life. —A. 11. Dowjxl, B
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