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hai* ifi "Jomw?! i'i 1 . i>f. i»> far,
tfce l»rgv*«4 *»** be*l leiecusl «U* k «»f
Fine (hufs and Cbrmicals
Ir Ruler uout). iml am i.«w lu p-' -iH"" to
caul<<ii lbe;ieepli <>l Uuaco'ott;. —■
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V*»inhß*» «»<rtl i« <-*fl oo «*e wb»-n in i .ie
tn-. of *n> thin - in tie- H»e of
fine Drugs and Medicines.
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l ma>i ailed.
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■atrial .*•*!&• » L<c inw.M m• tn the past I
fcafv i« He utile t«. vr\< in iw«»ie •wptiWy
K |a la- SBTHPP. at (lie oM sluii-1.
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«■ th* Tiiitmcnt and Core of
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UVER COMPLAINT
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elty. firertai ait •' u >.•
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or K. J. LaKK. *.D.
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H. -;FULLKIITOi\, Prop'r.
RlankH". FMnnt'N an'l Yarn
NaauinPiitrt'il of Pure JJui
ler C'4»«mi> Wool.
We gitara: i<"' our ?<vl> to !• • »tri«-t!y :iil v. 'tfi'
ant nra nr any otin-r p'-i-vmo t- inai'-ri .1
n-iiM in dyeing. We sell WUiM«:ial<- or r' tall
MiipA a-i-1 n->. -s 1 tr •<• to <!< .il<-rs on
l<) mill.
' MACHINE PRtSSEO
» With alrtad'i'.-ly smr*i?li atirfa'e vi-p-u. at.'! m:uli'
Ku'l. r iiNlill <:!«> at IV'!m r .station,
ur>,ooo
now > m Kanil-. no.) ai. • < r klla making icutly.
Fur Irrias ainl prk.' *
Euii>ire Brick &
Tile Company,
KKJSTF.M. r. o. Rutier county. r»-
- Laundry Work.
DYBIN3,
CLSANINS,
SCOURMa,
ANDREWS & SHUITLEWORTH
AtiENTH.
Laundry Office
THE MAMNO, Butler, Pa.
<»*Mla colletted-ind d -livewl In iM .parts ol
4>wu.
T££B CITIZEN.
MISCELLANEOUS- j
Personal Enigmas.
A L'.-ntlc l i<l>. but ;i Strict dist-tplinarian
~ii IN-. ..mini: tin- t.-ncber »t a primary «le
•.:triiiu>' ! ..fa yoiuis liMli. > il.>eov
. r. il that thf pupils were boistcr»>US, di>i»r
--.1.-rly ami iiiil)^i><"' - <l to h«'C<l her requests
A-hit h she >i».ikc in it soft, low but distinct
st.e •*;».« -;:ri>rised, f<«r they were
he ~ of rclint tl. cnltivatod people,
but one .lay :tt recess her eyes were opened.
'•Please ini-.5." >-aid <>ne of the girls see
ing the jrriev.'d 10-.k .»m tlic teachers fiice.
"W** .loll't lii.-i ' to dlMiiH-y yon, hut 3"U
d»n i nidi r u< .i- ihe l i-i tcaoher. Mi-s&im
nions. did. She unci to hammer !he desk
with the ruh-r. and shout ai us till we mind
ed. Von speak ~<> jrcntly to m that wo
.think v»u don't care If we mind or not.
•'Plea* don't cry!" seeing the tears glis
tening in iho nervous woman - rye. •'
all like v.iu ataeh better than \v.' did Mi#
Siuiniot:-., liul we haven't got iwd to j*our
lady-like ways."
The patient, gentle teacher persisted in
her ••lady-like ways," and in time the pu
pils had learned to he guided hy her eye.
The anecdote illustrates how difficult it '
is for children who have been nsed to a noi- 1
>*v. explosive government to apprehend a
teacher whose commands fall as gently as
til. dew. Servants al-o are often perplexed
by a gentle, forbearing master.
The la'- (ieorge 1\ Marsh, when a itiera
l>er of t'leigr. -. \va an enigma to hi<
IV.ishiiigton servant;. because he never |
spoke har.-hly to them.
An old i gro woman who had been a ser
vant in his iu.iiilv for ii< ■: WiW
noticed o:u! day standing i- fore i.is por
trait, simiying it intently.
"What are you d.-iu^.'' -aid Mrs. Marsh.
•■Law- iui>>u-. i try to • bow
in«i-:A l««iks!' - 1 ears like
l'>e afraid to look at hiui real.
"But whv are yo.i afraid? He always
speaks kindly to you."
••oh ye, uii.-us. it'- just that! lie
speaks to us all kilt o t|iiii*t-like, just zii
we'se white folks. 11 he d only swear at
i*s ,-ouict me>. and say he d break er heads,
we wouldn't be feared uo way; hut he t. so
tirefinl -till and deep!"
Then turning away from the portrait, >lie
lidded, speaking lo herself, "Yes, inassa s
deep as ill. sea! Even a poor nigger can
make that out. P.ut he docs -mile beauti
lui!"
\ friend once asked Mr. Marsh how he
to refrain from speaking harshly
to his servants.
"By always remembering," he replied,
"how little their poor, narrow lives can <
give them at the best."
Educational Failure.
Farmer Homespun, living in the weslern
part of .Vex Vork. sent his son liili to Vale
College. He hadn't heard from l!ill in
—..111.• time. Inii one day a dandified fellow
.ailed .t? the farm hoti-e, and .-aid he was
from Vale College, and knew liill.
"You be one of them students ai Vale
College. IM* yotif" a-ked Ihe farmer.
•■Vans. I claim old Vale as my alma
ma.er. I'-ill t« !d mc .•> call in and see yon
while i in your neighborhood li-hing.
Bill has gone lo N.-w \'ork for a little relax
ation.
"So 'on kuou my Bill; liill Uoine
spill! f"
• V, \ cer*: : nl\ I know him. We are ill
the -,'ii'ic* boat." *
•II .• i- I!i!l coning on? lie hasn't writ
to ie in a go. d whib . but he draws drafl
pretty ilar."
"Bill i improving."
"I- he indu-iHons:'"
"Jle pi.'-tiec every day four or live
hoii.--. He pulls a'pret!\ fair] onr for a
!-•■ -lunar. He i learning to leather hi- oar
pretty w« II."
"How <i(,e. i e </e. along with lii- profess
or* I he learning?"
"He learning fit. lie v,,' a little
awl.iv 1 in lint lie- professor polished
hini '-.vc,-. day .''it. I!iil will he due lo hold
••ii i. i - (ja'ad t.i ait anylmdy He is
gf.iin-ito box lil a profe -f'lonal."
T'.ie o|<- fi'viuar wa- < !iiewha" my-tificd.
W" . . he sent l-is on to Vale his idea was
t. lnie '! ; M.iiiig man learn in paddle bi
-11-IV,. C;.I.OI ".d It i' Iter i i own nest, but in-
I. di« aiett tit i. .* .-riag an on • and row
ing it b'-a' «e-e ! i;e lie 'as <.j' ueqiiiriitg
that knowledge.
••How i- Bill coining on with his b<Mil;s?"
ask -il the old mail.
■ Mi dear sir. it is nil non .-nse trying
to learn how to row :i boa' or box by .stitdr
iig books. There arc 10l of IKKIV- a feller
cai: udy if he want- fo. bul the only way
is to di-card Iwiok- ami put on the glove
< r pick up the oars, and go ai il praclic:il
ly."
"No. It's not every feller who can play
base ball who know- how to pit<-h. I think
Bill will be a better catcher than pitcher.
He is preity good at short slop."
The old man -hook l i- head . nd mnriner
cd.
"So lie is good as ;i short slop. Well, I
gue--if that's all lie's learning, he'll stop
abort -lire enough."
Bill'.- nexi draft went to protest,, and now
Kill is sitting around in the village store,
telling l ariis about etdlege life to the open
mouthed rustics.—Texas Sij'ihitjs.
Short and Long Courtships.
Daisy Dandelion. Kc-ev. Ci. is perplexed
(«(■;• tlii ijae-;inn of short and long coiirl
sr-ij.-. and WMII- our advice. Well. Daisy.
ii is hard to make a rub- to lii every case,
lull in g.-neral we will -ay that long court
•lip- are tint advi dile. Maui women,
pine. I;a»i>.'.-(1. wan and v-;i cd from long
eoiiiiiiuul uierine ailiiieists, are forced to
banish : 111 ol niiiiriage. Such nii
forlunalu tM'ere-,. -lionld know that Dr.
Pierce's Favorite I're-criptioii is a positive
cure for ihe most complicated and obstinate
caseu of leHeorrht -i. ( ce-rive flowing, pain
ful no !■ -I runt ion. unnatural supprc.-ion.
prob.p a-, i.r falling of the womb, weak
back, "female wcakiies.-.' autc\civion. rel
reversion, "bearing down . en-aii.nis,"
chronic conge-lion, lnllainiualion and ulcer
ation of the womb. in Ham Ilia I ion. pain anil
tenderness ill ovaries, accompanied willi
'•internal heat."
l-'or all (lerangcmeiits ol Ihe liver, -toiu
aeh ami bowel-, lake Dr. Pierce' Pellets.
—lf you know any local, new . reader. I
ml it to 11.-: if yon have any friends visit
n;r ion give n iln ir names and where they
re-ide: if any of your friend' nr relatives tire
-criou-P ill. let us know about it; if you
know of any accidents, dealli '. marriages,
ete., give a- the particulars. It takes a
great many items to make an interesting
paper a i-i if we are not informer] in some
'ii.i'incr of what i - going on. there arc many
i : em .■!' intei'i"' that never get into a
j uew.-paper.
A tie'A -'i. jier jiulili -lied in Florence.
Italy, s,|.-s Unit "during President Blaine's
Kuropeaii vis t ('ongre -man Cleveland has
been ill charge of the White House.
\ week alter Ihe :orill swept over this
colli ill* -ill il I; lii. i'.n: iaail illld tile Conli
j nenl with ii Tilic power iiii pi nl, ami in
i flicted ire b to crop*, already more
I than half ruined, the elfect of which was
I that the price of it quartern loaf of bread
| went up two cent- iii many purls of Lou-.
don, w heat jumped rapidly upwards in all
the market - of lilirope, and almost a panic
of speculation upon the gloomy prospect
was created by the uiiuiilc t fact that ling
land and tt|e Continent will need 7II,<KMI,IMMI
, or h».lltHi.(HMi and perhaps M»M)00,0<H) bush
( els of ♦heat more than ihe harvest of tin
world now promises.
•••
A Little Trick In It.
It isn't any harder for a woman with a
bustle on to sit down tluin it is for a man |
with a pint lla-k of cholera mixture in hi- f
coat tail pocke- to do it. All lie's got to do
is to be ii little carei'ul, of course, and thai s ,
all a woman with a bustle on has got to do. ,
The secret of it is this: When a bustle deck .
ed woman its down, she does so sidewise.
There is a pre iv lis lie trick in it. She pre
tends she is g. to sit oil the right side of
the chair au-i inaki her lirst move in that
direction, but jiist as she reaches the chair
she moves gracefully to the other side, the
bustle rolls to the right, entirely out of the
way of the sitter, and the problem is solved.
So ;H least we !ir<* told.
Horrible Death of Three Men.
At Oil Centre. 12 miles north of Findley,
I)., a terrible accident occurred lately. One
of the 36.000 barrel tanks of the Buckeye
Oil Company sprung a leak. Two dozen
men were at once put to work to stop the
flow of oil, being at work on a scaffold. The
The tank suddenly burst, giving way at the
-bottom and the top falling in. The oil was
throwrv in every direction, carrying the men
with it. All escaped serious injury, but
three, who were carried with the oil. which
took fire by coming in contact with a forge,
and the unfortunate men were smothered in
the flames. J. P. East. C. Grace and I!.
Hansom were all burned to a crisp.
Some Foolish People
Allow a cough to run until it gets beyond
the reach of medicine. They often say,
"Oh, il will w.-ar away," but in most cases
it wears them away. Could they be induc
ed to try the successful medicine called
Kemp's Balsam, which we sell on a po-itive
guarantee to cure, they would immediately
see the c cellent effect after taking the first
dose. Price 50c and sl, Trial xi.e free.
At ail druggists.
—I ii ]>• i 419 women worked iu England
at j•. i:ii i and tin r number has increased
to 4500.
—Chicago's 7000 boot mid shoe workers
include !• <i femaies. They are iu four K. of
L. assemblies.
I
—The gathering of buffalo bones hits
again become a business at Manitoba.
Chicago recently ordered 350 carloads.
—The end of ihe school vacation draw
cth nigh. Next week Ihe youngster will
begin inn e more his wrestle with the "three
Its.
—A ma:; ' known now by the campaign
button be wears as well as by the company
he keeps.
—lt is said that plenty of flies are a sign
of a hcallbiul seasiiu. If that sign is good
for anything Butler should be able to give
the doctors a vacation soon.
!.(»; C.AISINS have become
a thing of the past. From
them have come great gen
erals. statesmen, lawyers
and divines, equals in every
way of those born in ihe
purple of European courts.
Xo better remedy for purifying Ihe blood
saw ever n ade than Warner's Log Cabin
Siirsiipariila, Try Warner's "Tippecanoe,"
to-day.
—The cedar-shingle mills of Oregon and
Washington Territory have combined.
| The pro<iuctii..'i i- worth *1.000.000 per
year.
About 7a.0i11l cj'ttle will be be -• Mt
f.. MH the Wyoming roundup. Larger price.--
will be realized this year than were In.-T
season.
—The latest fad is that stockings must
inat.-i, 11: coloi of the shoes. While this
l i t- Iran';!- will be in ihe beiei't of style...
—At tin- Viiic alumni dinner il is said
that use then-end if-admites lined the la
li! --. {'.lll lh" j'epnrier forge Is to -I.lie lio'.v
tii.iny remained to ji.-len to the speeches.
—flood's Sarsaparilla sold by druggists,
■il: six for fa. Made by I. Hood & Co.,
Lowell. M iss.
—The bark p "season i about over
up : n the HEIIIB W.-.-N! . B. li. Carl
i rfcrht, of liik c- . ivound up the s.- isnu
I ranking up 'J r > >' : enr.'s. which i- aid to
I Ihe large-' iini::'r of cords ever peeled
by a single Imnlu'itnee in i'euns'.lv.inia i;i
on! season. The |. from which ibis bark
«as peeled when s- - -d art- expected to
t. ike i'l'il,ooo !'■■■ : of Inmlier.
—Abon! tl.i. ti-'n- Ihe man who swore oil
■iroi'iinity en Jiirii-ary first, and has nobly
1 -Id his own (-v. -. ii.ee. - a f-J hee' of
pn lage stamps together in his piM'ket. and
revives the accomplishment, j. Isi lo sec ii
lie has forgotten bow.
—A Maricttii man e-i-iipetl conviction foi
rolila ry. and went home and crn hc:l hi
orotb'Sr'- skull with it stone and abused his
aged mother shamefully. He will get a
swee! do-e of Lancaster county justice, and
be deserves il.
—A jdiysieian says that the jiurity of
drinking-water may be tested very cheaply
by any person. A few cents will buy an
ounce of saturated solution oi permangan
ate of potash al a drug-store. If when a
droll ol the solution is added ton tumbler of
water, the color changes lo brown.jt i- unlit
to drink: if it remains clear, or slightly rose
colored after all hour, it is. broadly . peak
ing sale.
—A list of States in the north i ; given
where Ihe coal stove has given place lo
htc'im healers in pa (cnger cars. We do not
see Pennsylvania figure'in the list. In New
Vork ti si at nte brought thf cli/inec. Co
ercion by public opinion was effective in
others. Our own State is.yd. to fall inlo
I :ie from one can.-e or another. The en i
. imtre- num >'"'i it. .-s:;oo a car. As an oii
,-('t, the eo-t of fuel is -aved, so tliat on tii.at
alone there will be a -aviiig in the long ITU.
—Thai is a basil judgment which in a
half sneering way objects io young men (b
--v.>t ing time in a -ociul way lo the other-ex.
Coticcding llnit there i ; often much that is
liglii and fiivoloit-i in this relation, and that
il somclinie.. bcirays vonng men into e .
peuses beyond their mean . il is (rile that
the society of young women i- one of the
best safeguards against vulgar excesses. It
i- refining mid huinani/ing. Ii promotes
neatness of apparel, politeness in manners,
chii ten.- iii speech and a certain chivalry
of eh:'racier. Any young mini of decent
pride v ill guard hint-eH'in hi uncial pleas
lire.- and habits, who lias feminine acquaint
mice-. That is a tribunal with which he
de-ire ■" ol aIL I hiliji- to ~i and Well. What il
it doc - co i a lil tie extra money 111 the tail
or's and elsewhere.' Keiicr that than ruin,
cards and abandoned company. The a -o
ciltlion of young ladies is recommended by
abundant eoiiHidcraUons, and il i- a . oiircc
of jib- i ure as well.
—At this sea-oil of the year farmers arc
• t really annoyed by the depredations of
i i ,-e ps -er-. some of whom carry off IVuit.
lei down the fences so that cattle can gel
into field- anil destroy the growing grain, or
commit other unlawful acts either through
| thoughtlessness or maliciousness. The
' J owners of laud have a legal remedy against
lill who ire-pass upon their property. In
■ i Ma rib. IXCMI. a bill was passed by the Slate
Legislature making it a misdemeanor for
any person to carry off fruit, or to destroy
• fruit on another man's premi -cs. The ad
, was first passed for Huntingdon county, but
the same venr was est ended to four or live
other counties. The next year the law was
1 made general over the State. It provides
that the pcr on offending shall, upon con
I victfou. be fined not less than fa nor more
than iO>o, one half to go to the informer and
I I lie other half to the owner of t lie land; and
iu default of payment the offender shall un
d.-rgo imprisonment of one day for every
dollar lb the fine imposed.
SOME DOCTORS
honestlv admit that they can't eurft
Rheumatism and Neuralgia. Others
say they ran bat—don't. Ath-lo
pho-ros says nothing hut cures.
That's the secret of its success.
Years of trial have proved it to be
a quick, safe, sure cure.
Concord, N. H.. Sept 3.1<W7
In my own family Athloimoroa was uj»ed
as a la*t resort, the user fmvintr Buffered
from rheumatism for years and havinir
t**»n treated for the disease by different
physicians in tliif* State and Massarhu
petts without even temi«orar> relief.
Upon my recommendation scores of i*-o
l>le have used this remedy with the name
results claimed for it. C. H. WILSON.
Dubnque, lowa. Jan. 3. iw*.
Athlophorr>« lias completely cured me of
nervous headache, and I feel thankful for
all the good it ha* done nu .
Mrs. LOUISE CIIF.RBY.
*5-Send 6 cents for the beautiful colored pic- j
ture, " Moorish Maiden."
THEATHLOPHOROS CO. 112 Wall St. NY.
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
WEST PKNN E. K.
On anii after Monday, May 14, 188S, trains
will leave Butler as follows:
MARKET at 6:30 a.m., arriving sit Alleghe
ny at 9:3'J a. ni.; connects t::-t for l'.lair-\il!e
with Day Expre.«, ar.-iv ing ai Philadelphia
at 7 p.m.
KXPKF.SK at 8:35 a. m , arriving at Ailegiie
ny at 10:33 a. tu.; docs not connect tor the
ea*t, hut connects with A. \. It. It. north
and houth.
MAIL at 2:3"> p. m., and goes through tc
Allegheny, arriving there at 1:40 p. m.; con
nect- east for Philadelphia.
ACCOMMODATION at 5:00 p, m., and con
nects at the Junction with Freeport Accom
modation, arriving at Allegheny at 7:' M p.
m., and connects east as far as Apollo.
Trains connecting for llutler leave Alleghe 1
ny at 8:20 a.m., 3:1") p. rn. and »>:0<» p. m.
Trains arrive at iiutier at 10:30 a, m. and
5:00 and 8:00 p.m.
riTTSIiUKO, fiIIEXANtiO ifc LAKE ElilE K. It.
On and after Montlay, Aug. 6, 18S8,trains
will leave Hut'er as follows.
Corrected to last time, 1 hour faster than
schedule time.
Trains leave Butler for Greenville from
the Pittsburgh and Western depot at 7:00
and 10:30 a. m. and 5:05 p. m. Trains
leaving the P. <fc. VV. depot in Allegheny
city 8:20 a. in. and 3:05 p. in. fast lime
connect at Butler with trains on the S.
(X A.
Trains arrive at Butler from Greenville,fast
time 10.10 a. in., 2:35 and 0:20 p. in.,
and connect with trains on the I'. «Sc W.
ariiving at Allegheny at 12:20 a. in. and 5:00
an 1 8:23 p. m., fast time.
Trains leave Hilliarda at 5:45, and 11:00 a.
ra., slow time, and arrive at !>:2O a. rn. and
5:55 p. m. Both trains connect at Bran eh ton
lor Butler and Greenvilie.
P. & W. R. K.
On and after Monday, Oet. 24, 18S7, trains
wiil leave Butler as follows:
Corrected to lust time, one hour faster
than .-( hedule lime.
Trains leave ifatler for Allegheny City at
<s:l •>, >:l>, it 10:30 a. m. & 12:45 p. m.«U
&-):20 p.m. A train connecting for New Castle
and the We.- t leaves Butler at 12:45 p. m.
and arrives at Chicago at 0:00 a. ra. next
m-rnit.-j.
Ti ains arrive from Allegheny at 0:10 and
10 21 a. m. and 12:30, 4:40, 7:55 and 0:30 p.
rn.
Trains leave Butler for Foxburg ant« the
North at Mctl a. us. and 5:00 anil 7:55 p. m.
Trains arrive at iluil'. r from the north at 8:18
and 10:30 a. in. and ti:2o p. in.
On Sunday traits leave Butler for Alle
gheny at 5:43 a. m. and o:20 p. in., and tor
the West at 1:13 p. m., and arrive from
Allegheny at 10:21 and 3:35 p. in.and from the
V\ i st. at 7.55. A tr.iin arrives trom the
North at .s:4.>.».iii. and departs at 7:o.?. p.m
Trains leave Allegheny for Butler at . :00,
8:20 and 10:20 a. m. and 3:')5, 5:!0 ami
ti:4o p. m., fast time.
Traiii.-< leaving Butler at s,:18 a. m art i
i 2:4'» p. m. make cio-ej conn e.tions at t'aiery
for the VV'eot, and the 2:"0 trai i connects. Im:
not closely.
Trains artive at Al-.'Cfhen/ a 8;i0, 10:0-
a.m. and 12:25, 2:55. 5:0 > a.'ni 8:23 p.m.
S2-D °i.'Q ;B
f'HPfWFRPIV
I H (¥ N v
FRONT STOKE,
rOH mt
FLOUR, FEED
Call and examine our pi lens Lbey are
lower than t!:e lowest.
FLOUR A SPiIOIALTYj
W. E. McCLUNG, |
BUTLER, - - - PA'
etioiaT;.
I Jl] j*'> i. • 'lis I" »imr ■' • ii.•. i it'Ti-'iT
If ijt-'tJMR. ran start you at one's. sand
I W "fur-term ot.
4. Al--II.N SilW, \ar>ii-ry:n.ni. Ito.-Sit--*!• r, N.Y
B. & B.
HEW FALL "DRY GOODS,
In largest and finest assortment, now being
opened tvi'i';, • I ay.
Tllr values-ill tiles* t-'niill-• s wlticil WC will
offer the present ioason. * l,l ?jne<juaiu*i.
To m:iki: room f»r ilicse <t• -vv arrivals <we
have nil rooia 'o Sioro them awa> j we Irn - |tul
sacrlflelng prices on all iiiminer floods loit
over.
An Extensive Lot of Satines
ai Unheart! of PricßS.
Tit. •• , ,il ihese prices are much .-lieaper
f hau fnlieoi -i. and will w i ar fwlee as long.
:i:jr J'rrniti Nutiii mi» _'o.
mill:Utc l-ienili Satim s now lie.
| i Uoiii.-sti. Salin.s n-illlri'.l tu V iiiii! Illr
Yai 'l-ni.i i- tl ili-l.- (1 i', n iilK i'il I'ji.m 11! * c
jn-1 mi. liiill'inii-e.
banii», 10*-. now (lieprice is .V .
AX KXTF.XSIVK MNKOI'
AMERICA!? SUITINGS
In 2t to m Inch wi Iths. ulaOlo f.it- llo'i-:e
Df --; > orSi'hool v.i ar, at ji; to '.w . Kuperi.
or values."
Kak«aur stores your headatiartcrß when in
i,. i., <: :t jt. 4 ! u.I.FCIIK.sv ruf'-n <EX
«K\ N!A i. ( i:i i lIK t l lON. I't to
•2i>. I'leiuy of room and a'-eommoilai ions.
Our liiusirateii Pali anil Win
ter Catalogue,
7s pp. totl • Incite „ tontalnlti'-' a review of the
I 111• ! Moil' s and IK N'eviest fabrics, also,
lowest i»r111 8 for best and i owesl in liry (ioods
Hue. will 111 i Ml. t liot I 111 TOIIKK I • ;iii l will
lieserit ! ii! l AN!» I'ltSl'l'Aill lo an> .uliliess.
This ( alalo .Hi- Is Issued in ihe 11»' •• i 1 'ol our
Mull Order Deparltueiil and of our eii.tomers
llvlotr at a disl aie e hniieij we are anxious to
have i le in ;■ vail I lieiiise]ves i>f Its Ih:ii -111 S.
S|M -i-ial alUutl loii given to.
Orders My Mail,
The nepartinent hi in / In chnrijt* of experl 'need
people who ill - vol thi Ir 11»I ■ • time t«» It. and
hem .-art ahie otteti time . 11l mil iel|iat e llie
wants of the customer, and help oul with su^-
gesl lons, etc.
Samples sent., prices iptoled and and any In
formation given upon reipiest. Lowest prices
guaranteed.
IBOGGS i BUHL,
! 115, 117, 119, 121
FEDERAL ST.,
ALLEGHENY. PENNA
SURVEYING
| LAND,
COAL IiANKS,
AND LEVELING.
Particular attention given to the KelraciiiK ol
old lines. Address,
It. F. lllMillitO,
(o. Purveyor
North llojie I'. O. Butler Co., l'a.
SCHOOL ADVERTISEMENTS
CURriY BUSINESS COLLEGE
AND SCHOOL Or SHORT HAND.
riTTSIiI'BU, - I'KNN'A.
'l'lie vhools in I heir Hue< in t li" I . S.
Theor> ami Business I'r.icl tc
makes i-ractical It. ol; ii-pi-rs ot every -„'railu
alc. Nalional In patronage ai l reputat.loii.
OVEIi ttJ<> STI'UHNT-t l.vsr VEAU.
More apjilieailon lor I'.ooUki e,« rs ami Steno
gr.i'ihers I l ia we c an (ill.
JAMEMCIJMtK V. il i IAMS. A. M.. Presl.
Washington & Jefferson College,
\\ i'A.
The sstli year Ix'ifi 11s Sepl. 12. Classical. s<-i;
hi ni.- and Prepay itoi ileparlment. for in
f..riii itimi eonccniinir 1 *r« | aratory liepiirtiiient
apply to 1'1£( 11..(. AIM I.l'll St'll MIT/. I'rinei
pal; for Catalogue or oilier inioririution to
I'itllS T MOFi'AT.
I'. iuiaii-liip. Mmrt Haml. 'i}|n '.iriiniL and
Knirlisli Traiiiini; Srlimil. Kstaulisheil in IM'-.1.
Send for I'llk Kki-OKII H. an elegantly lllustraU-il
Quarfeiiv. jfiviuij full information. Enclose I
cts. In stamps,
Aitiiress A. \V. SMITH. MKAHVII I.k. PA. ]
STATE iH SCHOOL,
CALIFORNIA, PA ,
FALL TErtKS OPENS SEPT 3.
Atti-llilaiii-i- in iss;, 51(1; in ISSS, (S3B.
Insi ructors men aiKl xvonieti of markeit ability.
Well-known teachers are engaged for MX-I ia!
work, l.ast year these were l»r. Eihrnnl
I'.iooks, rsveholtiirv. (1 week): U-llali. i'atri.! ;e.
Metliods. (f» weeks,; Byron W. King. Elocution,
(Spring Term).
.Motto, "I'.est in everything"; best instruction,
best facilities for learning how lo teach, best
dormitory accommodations. It- -a. table ijoa'-'d,
b-.-t rules for students. I'-oardin ,' iwitli vell
furnlihed room.stt'.im-iieat, liuhi. bailh-r ■■ ms.
pure .spring water on every lloor, .ce.j. a
week.
T11T1«\ ALMOST FR2 I:
To tliof-e graduating within two" years. (Net
ct-.-1 oi tuition, above Mate aid, for two solid
\ears, onij lluri' en dollars!) Wholly free l o
iin. .iMiiuatlie; v.Hhin \h years. Those ciui
ti I'.ttiaiing a :-.*ortnal course will gain decid l •!
Mai save money by entering al < a
iforiiii'. We w:. ni to place a catalogue In the
hands of eve ■ iie.nli ing teacher and every In
terested ian 1-1. Wiin ni- lull informaiion.
We eniov an: werit.g ipe ! i--us. Engage rooms
early. Itoardlig snuiei.is turned away last
year tor want ol room.
TIIKO. 11. NOSS, I'll., I>„
Principal.
SUNBUSY ACADEMY!
The Fall Term opens Aug. 21, and
coulio'.K-.- 13 weeks. All the ndvan-
of a first class Academy are
tound inrc. The expenses are as
iu-.v can bo found anywhere.
Thorough training for Teachers.
Preparation for college and for active
biisiai'i-s life. Send for catalogue.
Addri.-s the Principal,
li W. MoUIiANAHAN,
Coullt. rsville, iiutlcr county, l'a.
THIEL
i: .pi! '.-ii-ed jisst.ructors. Musle also, tall
ter-H opens ii'irsila.-. Sept. I), tsss. All cx
i -alour. Kor caialogue or other infornia
-1101 ,iddi-"s. Ilcv. I). M'-Kee acting rresldenl.
0 - I'rol. .!. It. TiP/ I, Secretary oi l'aeiilly,
(iKKK.NVIM.K,
Jlcrci-r Co., l'a.
ALLEGHENY COLLEGE,
MKADVII.U:, I'A.
I'all Term of V;!rd. year begins S'■ ,'t. Three
eour -e ie.e.ia■* to A. 11. He Thorough
l-r- ii:.;ator> Seliool. Engiliceling. Alililafy
])cpar'tmenl. ?.llisle. I.nth sexes. llullligs
ilail lor .vonag belle.'-. liigli ;r-ade. Kxpenses
lie ; .... l-'i r ceiafi-.in-; oi other iriiormation
a«ld|i
IIKV, \V!!.I!I !S t;. 11.1.1A315, » I) ,
I'n si.l- nt.
1;a tu secßf. a thorough lin.loc** Education, or
I oni ■ r.n •" sliertliscd ami Type Writi-r, or
: , i-e t.i t-: tA!i S;i r.ri:rt*ii I'eninanßDlp. i« at- Hie
y ,J.'-: 1.1 Kt lHtilU'lll CoU«KV. ClCVft 1 iUld. O.
Tllustrated Cat als>gue fres.
McMses, *
.V iniii' tetun r ait-l dea!< f In stone pumps and
w.il'-r pi.ie. islies oh*- ; iblle to ieineml«'i'that
lv eoriiliei.- Hi: ' !>•: i,-i- -, at llailston station,
etl till' I' - , i.'. li. r;.
for ]-.rfi.'-tili.r-' ad n - ,I\MKS alcNkkk
Puiiii'. i". <> . Ilute r ,-oeni v l'a.
(.|.|er; can be let t w :ili .1. Nip trie & Kro. liut
ier. l'a
BUTLER COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
OiUceCor, Main (it Cunningham Si:u,
h C. ROfOBSIX(J, PitEHIDBKT.
Vv v i. CAM i'BKLlj, TUBAHOKKH.
li. (J. II KIN EM AN, iSeck li'f Ak v.
DIHECTOItS:
.1. 1, Purvis, Samuel Anderson,
William Campbell W. linrkiiart.
A. Ttoiiluiau, Henderson Oliver,
(i.e. Itnesslug, .lames Stephenson,
I>r. V/, Irvlli, N. Wellzel,
J. 1". Taylor. 11. (!. ilt»|nei,iau,
LOYAL M'JUNKIN, Qeu. Asc't-
BirrLiE'R., PA .
Planiug Mill
—AND—
Lumber Yard
J I, ei-Kvia. L. O. PUK vi-,
Q a Pifvis&rio
fW,t-s V: .J. U1..4 VID K?iJ %J\J»
M.VNITI'AI TCitl'diS AND lIKAI.KRS IS
Rough land FlarieJ Lumber
Oir EVWKY !)KS«:ttU-noN.
SHINGLES&LATU
PLANING MILL AND YAKD
IVKi'TfJeriiiau (!iiil linlle
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
A rare chance to buy a good farm, situated In
Wlutield In p.. Ilill ler'i .unity. Pa., on I In- Kill l--r
llr.incliol W-ist l-tjlill Uallroad. and wllhlii hair
:i mile ol l.ljc si a; lon and villigo of It -I. mo, con-
I tilling
One Hundred Acres,
Seventy H\' - acres of which are cleared and
the balance In good limber, has a two story
Iraine house af live r<loin.s, eel 1 ar. wasli-lexisti,
spring-house, tiaitk bam. ami orchard of a good
varbiv ottriiit. Tin- land Is In a high HI ate of
culth .Ltlon. H i roillic; I-ii is not 1.-roi.-n by
l,l|l-. mill Is well adapted ler Rtock r.e lug 88
iin re ii living v.aUa' ill even held and the
fenees an- In good repair.
Terms easy . l-'or turthcr particulars emiuiro
of
AI ti I M l S JACK il IM,
4ejo-:lin Herman, i*. 0., Butler Co., l'a
FOR BALE-
A small farm of 2."> nr-ar I niiUivlUo,
< nl n* lv\ p., ami .ihout II vmi Irs mirlli <»i |sui-
LI r. is for sali' on r« , L.-OII:» I »1«• I< mis.
It Nail 'lranril ami llllal'l** tfroum!; has
on hanls. an<l Hit; l>**a <»I WAIRR ai MM*
iluor and springs In cvry fI«M,
GOOD HOUSE,
li; by nut I ifoo«l slab'.". Is part <>t tin- oM
Mr.iuilKlll plilirt* Oil I !l«? MiTcri 1 I'O.Ml Hid U«l
--joins K. 1.. Vanillin ami.l.Moorr, I'isq.
Kmpilrc on tlio prrnusr.s ul,
JOHN WALLACE.
h} I . I -- RS
_ CrJ IU ta..e. ■ r gi
feOl E Ma£;
1 believe Piso's Cure H
B fur Couaum iitinn saved H
Eilitor Km)uirer. Kileu
jpisol
H OiN'si-MiTntN. Children 3
g take it without olijei-tion. g
TU CUBES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS. R3
■fls BestC'oi:?U Syrup. Tastes pood. Übo [3
''
IfSa
M<^Y
Clothing Store.
CLOTHING, lIATS,
GEMS' 1111 NISI I ING
GOODS,
UNI) Eli WEAK, NECK
WEAR,
. OVEPtCOATS, RUBBER
COATS, GLOVES,
SUSPEND EKS,
rMBUELLAS,SIIIRTS,
CAPS MlOEb FOR MIN
AND BOYS, &C„
All at most reasonable prices.
JOHN T. KELLY,
OJ S., Mil in St., ( n (. x t door lo I', o.
CHOICE FRUIT.
Having taken *1 he agency for ;thc Choice Fruit
Trees,
Beautiful Shrubbery,
Ornamental Trees,
And i veiytliing else iu the Nursery line, of the
New laiglaud Nurseries. Chase ISros. it <'o., N.
V.. I v ill call niton yea in the near tutiire and
solicit your orders for Kali delivery.
A. H, FALLER, Agent,
liutlev - J*si.
L E S i EM
I 7 WANTI K. Perinancnt positions
KXI'KS SI S I'AI IJ. Any d Si ; mined man I 111
succeed with us. Peculiar advantage to beirin
ners. stock complete. Including many last
selling specialties. Out li t, free.
Address al once, (Name this paper)
uii<i\VN I:KOTIM:I:.S,
Ni Rsl-.HVMKK, KOCIIUSTKIt, N. Y.
QA L E S ME Y
k 1 WANTED
to handle our thoroughly reliable misery
stock. We engage men on liberal commis
sion, or on salary auil expenses, and guaran
tee permanent employment and MICIV.-S! !
Facilities om i|Ujileti; prices reasonable; out
li, flic. Dcciilt'd advanlages to beginners! !
VV rite
KLLVV'ANtiKIi .t IIAKItV,
KoCIIESTKH, iN. V.
AGENTS WANTED!
T<) C.V N V ASS KOli ONP: OF Til K I.Alt'il T,
<)!. »: -I !!:'.TAI'.I.ISIIKII, i: .Sl' KNOWN Nt I:
.siCKIKs in the coniitrv. Most llhernl lerms,
I im .'nalcil facilities. I.I.N'IOVA NI'KSKKV. lvi
fahllslied Ude.
Vi. *;T. SMITH, (tKM'.Va, s. Y.
WANTED
to lake orders lor TsurS"rv Stock, on Sula
ry <»r CoinifliH.sloii. I cim make a siiccessfnl
SALE S M A N
of any one who will work ami follow my In
utruetljms. Will Itiinlrh handsome ontlll
ami p >.v your salary or commission every week,
\\ rite for terms at once.
K. O. (iICAIIAM. T«.nrsesyman,
lioehestcr. N. V.
OA L E 8 M EAT
M WATSTED j \
J Km- IhellooKMi NntSFRIKS. es "
llllillsheil |Shady em>lo.Miient and good
pay. Kend loi terms al once. I|.K. IIMIIkKK
i It , Itoehe-iltir, V.
\V-..A.TN:-!'exd '
♦o cnnvaßß for the Falc of Nursery
Stock! Stcmlv cinpioymcnt guaranteed. SALARY
AND tXPENSLS PAID. Ajtplv at once, stating niif
ttee UrulliWi Ounifany,
WANTED- AGENTS
TO SOLICIT OIL IIKUS.
I'm- our choice and Hardy Nursery Stock.
mm K\|.i'iisc., or i I'ljWi-'sioil if | !"er.r
ieii. The li . iness ij-iiiAly and ensliy learned.
miilisl,--eiion ..iiuranli'iil lo eiisioircrH and
ujirnt i. Vvrlto unmodiat«ly tortenu. siai.-age.
Address*
R. G. CHASE & CO.,
|4;:0 Sol I'll I'KNV Si;..AUK, I'll I 1.A1.t11.1-II IA, I'A
WANTED
(iood men to sell our first class nursery stock
on salary or commission, paid weekly. I'erni.t
111-ill elupioyinelit guaranlei d. • lilt li I free.
I'rey ions e\perience not reiiuired. Address
A. J. VAN LIEU,
,\nrscryiii»ii,
KOt'UKSTKI?, V.
k t/~ Menlion tins paper.
I GENTS WANTED
IB To canvas tor one of the Inrvcsl, oldest
f* cslaltlislicil, IIKST KNOWN NI list litis
|| In Hie country. .Most lllteral lerms I'n
-I*. eipial-d !: *' • 1111 les. UKNKVA NtltsKltV.
i-lstabllsiied I -Hi.
W. .V T. SMITH, UENi.VA, N. V.
FOII SAf.K
A large frame hoarding house, good local ion
and doing large lmsiness. Terms easy, i l-'or
iurlher particulars inquire of
I. s. Mc.lt NKIN, 17 K. .IclTi-rson St..
'-ai.tl Itutlur, l'a.
FOR SALE.
Twi-iity-llve acres ol land in ;ir lli'iei e I'ltv
-ood farming land auil proltaltle oil lerrllory.
l-'or U rms and particulars Inquire of
l„ s. M, HINKIN.
No. 17, 15. Ji'lterson St.. Bill ler. l'a
_ JODICI3O3 ASO PtRS!ST£HT
■|W'' ' l-as al.vayH proven
' Biicocssi iil. Ht ioi'o placing any
■Ji Newspaper Advert is'ng consult
s LORD 6i THOMAS,
-41 t» it/ Uuuuuii>ii Dirtti, CKICAUO.
I>. ZE»A.:E»3e,
LEADING
Special Mourning Hats and Bonnets, Crapes
and Nuns Veiling always ready for use.
!N r o- IH, South Mi tin Street* ... I'A-
ITS COMING
And when it gets hep', everybody will rush |o
see it ICx''lement v> ill run hi.:h. and .• shall
have crowi'.ed houses dav and evenlr g. Wliai
Is II? Why its IIKt'K'S MKNAfiI ill!: Us
regular l;iie,'-iailed Snoiler and when ii comes
look onr for -ky rockeisand trreased liyrhliilnjr.
lis not a mehajferle of rin.ij-ialleil monkeys,
leopards that Chans,'!' Ilu ir ..puis, or wild A!ri
ean lions, lull il will draw great crowds and
will lie vorth seeing.
ITS A HOO-D0
ami knocks compel lon end« ise. I! te" • r hurts
■ enstotuer. hut if makes coiniK tllion run.
'riiev cover the ground ipiltc rapidly when they
SL i It. and citsl their eoat-lai's lo tno hree/e.
leaving you m the hands oi in'oeie who will give
you a fair deal. Your interests are ours, and
we ha\e made arrangements ft* excursions
during the season. An accommodation will
leaveuottgemevery day at ... in.. ii!akln_ r only
two stops between (Jougbeln and itutler. l'irst
stop. Tiasiilown. and passengers will '•<' allow
ed minutes lo look at the irash. Thai will tie
iptllc long enough to sallMy ihcm that they
ill list go 1.11 to 11 IA'K'S, SC. eutl stop. SV. iinlli'l S
vllle, passengers who are eiu/y enough to do so
\* ill tu- allowed to stop i.u r at thissialion. the
wise portion will go on lo
The train will arrive at liuller 8 a.m.. sharp and
H.lk will lie at the depot to receive you.
Should he not. do not he led ofT h> I lie litl ie
Bazaars of side shows, but make a break f. i the
bi.' tent. No, ii. North Main s;.. Imiiy- itim k.
\\ e blow eiir own horn and I here is no mist k
ing It. We art-now reailv. King the bell heal
Ihe ilriltn tool the horn let the crowd come
and see our miiMiittici nt Spring Attract ions.
Tliev are regular
LA-LAS
and on every point, will beat anything, ever
shown in this city.
The quality, quantity, style and price are just
what will suit you. and the assortment so large
that it will daz/.le you.
OUR BAND LEADS,
others try to follow us hut they can't eatcli up.
Our pace Is too much for them. We art too
quick.
We are boomers ! We are sooners!-don't you
see?
We are rollicking, jolly fellows. We are rip
r taring M|> lop sell' : \s,
Auu when i eoaii to 'oal ~iins *>,' can suit you
loa "T"
We are hungry for your money—do you hear ?
And we try to IM- SO funnj -we are so qiwr.
If you think we area honey, come and drop
your money.
And we'll treat you like a sonny—all the year.
for we have got lhe energy and ti:e will. We
made up our miinl to he t tie leader- in our ilne
and the result is. "that we lead" anil there ii no
mistake about it. Our prices tell the tale.
Tlie.v ure always lower than the lowest and
quality proves it. We make
No Rash Promises,
hut prove cner.vtliiu r we state in tlie papers
when ;ieu>trtnjer calls ;it our store. If you want
si Tliiiif tor sterling rash «*«iII and see «»ur
sfock of Spring Novelties in ime
clothing oi all shapes styles ami priees; Ua?s f
('apM, Neekwear. Siiirt<'(iHars. i'nfTs, j
wear. Hosiery, Ilamlkerehiels rmhreliis,
Trunks. Vall-«>. Sa.i«*Sie!s. Ilruslier,. r »aii»s.
Harmon leas. .I« wi ler.v. il.iniinoeks and Notions
sft.'neraily. We do not attempt a lull < nnmera-
I lon of our l»ut e«»ntenl out >e|ves wil h tlit*
slatemt*ni lliat we lia\ «* liie larg(.'sl stock, latest
styles and lowest prices.
ThE WORLD STANDS AGHAST
iQTlie reail/.al lon ot the fait that our low prices
are a rcaliiy and not a tlctbinary legend makes
uveryliody wonder. Heady moms Is (.lie won
der worker that has enabled us to place before
the public such a gorgeous display or S|irin_:
bargains and a deti-rmination (o be eastl.\ -,atis-
Ik-d an l live for small profits Is the n-a.-;on we
can seii so much eneaper i.han anyltody else.
D. HECK,
Champion Clothier and Furn
isher.
No. 11, North Main St., Duffy's BIo«*k,
BDTLER, - PI.
NO WW jj\p Ar ?' EC
When ittn>lile<l with those annoying lrr«»«:ulnrl;ie *o
fr?Miuonily following a void or or trot »' a
)titutio;ia! Wraki;ENM-s HO peculiar to their s»*x, should
U?e DR. DoCHOINE'S C&lobrated
FEMALE REGULATING PILLS.
t'h«»ynro Strt*u(Ub^uinu totli« eutirn wysU'iii. imr-irt
ori», vipor untl innun« tic force to nil fam*»»uii:* o'J*o ly
n ! mind. Snnt by mail, sncural;
Jr. Harter Medicine Co.. ST. LOUIS MO
HI H a|| |{cuiird«'d are these who «va<| mis
IJ |a|| I f m.d i lit,., ai I, ii.f •> Hi tiiid noil
fl 5 I ill I erable employment! hat will not
II " If 13 L 1 take them from their home-, and
families. The profits are laru'e and sure tor
ev ry imln. tlions person, many have ma<: and
are now making s«.?veral hnndrod dollars a
month. It Is easy for any one to make #5 and
upwards per day. who Is willing to work. Kit her
se\, yoniiif or old; eapilal t»«»i needed; we start
yon. livery tiling new. No special ability re
•liiired; you, reader can do II well as anyone.
Wrile lo us al f»ia*e for lull pariieulav.*: whleh wn
mail free. Address Slinson »v Co., l'oii.iaiitl, ;,r.
{ITEXMULUR H a (El,
No. 88 and 90, S. Main St.,
BUTLER, - - PA.
Near New <'ourt Hon: e formerly Donald on
ilou.-,c .i«.comniodalion.» far travelers,
(lood staVilinc connected.
LI-ii-'BO ly| II KITKNMULhKK. PropT.
ill OTHtHS Fill
CONSULT
:,sMr DRa LOBB
329 N. 15th St., below Callowhill, Phila., Pa.
years' ex|« riem .• in all Spcciiil dlw-iiM-. I'; r
iiiuneiit I v restores tlios** wciikciitil by early Inu in
ert-1 lons, <tr. < all or w rit«-. Adviee free und striellv
coiiHiletiiUil. Honr s, 111 A.M. till:! P.M.. and 7to 1U
•vi'iiiiigs. t;t) Send i! ct. suirnp fur Uook.
Steel Wire Fence.
The ehea|>est, and neatest |*Vnee for around
Lawns, School Lois, Poultry Yards, <«ardeiM
l-'arms. Park and 1 eineicr.N I'etico, and <»ai« s.
Perfect. Automatic 1 »ate. AI •><; .ill kinds «•' NV Ire
Work. Write lor I*iiee . Siale kind ai.d ipiaii
tiiy of fence \s mi i.
I % \ 1.011 A. IM IN,
Manufacturers of I ire I .«-apes .i.id Iron Work,
jn ; and JO3 Market .Stie. t, Pittshuri; l'a,
BUY YOUR HOMES
llnlUMl Security l.lfe Insurance and Trust Co..
ot I'll,
Money to Buy I lumen.
Monthly ilues not more Hi in a t.ilr rent. I'.iv
iiii-iil.s ileerease yenrly. 11l event ill il-iili
prior to 1 niiipieiii 1 imynieiil.s, tiaianee nt en
ciiinlii'itnce canceleil.
Money to Tionn.
I,'e.il eslale hoii-Thl and sold oil coiuinl lon.
W anted houses lo rent and rents eollec led.
L. C,. LINN,
No 38 South. Main St.,
liutier, l'tt. _
over Linn's imi» r JStore.
FIRST ARRIVAL
OF
FALL BOOTS AND SHOES
Now in all the Late Styles; all the Late Shapes at
HISIiMS SiillE SHE.
In selecting our Fall and Winter stock ol Hoots and Shoes
we paid special attention to the wants <1 the J 4 'inner, the Me
chanic and their families, lliey must have good solid Uoola
and Shoes to rfsi-t the snow, plush and the told wintry blasts,
and especially BOYS and GlliLS who have a long road to
scjiool. We have good solid tap sole kip boots for the hoys,
little hoots lor the little boys; calf and kip shoe?, high cut, in
button and lace, spring heel or heel, lor the girls, solid as a
rock; will warrant every pair. We have the largest .selection
in Butler county. Boys'boots from $1 up, sizes 1-5; /outlin',
75e and up, 11-13; C hildren's, s(!c and up, 7-10; Children's
heavy shoes, oOcandup, < s -l-; Misses Tocand up; 11-' J. Women's
heavy fhoes. polka cut, 05c and up, also kip and calf in
| lace, button calf, A calf, glove grain, and oil grain, standard
and pegged. Men's heavy loots irtm $l5O to $:>.75. Our
boot trade is immense all over Butler county, because we sell
the best goods; our customers know what we tell them about
the goods tliev can rely on and at straight prices. Your mouey
will buy just as much as your neighbor s; but it won't in some
houses m Butler.
We keep men's hand made fine veal kip boots in all
widths, 111G11 and LOW INSTEP, full "box toe —prime kip.
to $4.50 for oil men Milwaukee oil grain boots; Hue grain
Napoleon leg, used by oil men for a riding boot. Wool boots
for cold weather, with or without foxing; We have everything
vou could want in the lx>ot line. We have boots and shoes we*
warrant to resist water. You must recollect that you can
save from 15 to -o cents on every collar bj> bu; ing these goods.
Men's Bovs' and Youths' line shoes in endless variety. Men d
from $1 up. We show French call, Ka nraroo, Imported En
glish Cord a. - an stock made to our order by the best manufac
turers, in button, lace and congress, all widths—make a special
ty Boys' and Youths' high button shoes, Lap -soles for school, at
very low prices. They are beauties,
WE ALWAYS THINK OF THE OLD LADIES. We
' have wide, low-heel shoes and slippers in !> aver tla tine I-lined,
with or without leather foxing, with leather or hit >olcs; also
fine kid or LVU lace and congress. Tia grandest stock to se
lect from in Sutler county at very low ;» ic s,
Tl.cy a!i take a bacK seat when we t:-.ik about LADIaS',
MISSUS* ar.d t. 11ILDltKN S FIX v. Sil« >:; S. No eud loth?
different *>t' -e.< a d prices. Ladies' fin ' shoes $1 ai 1 up. Don t
I forget to sv.e our ladies' Bright D;>n >ia. button boot at
'51,75. $. §2.50, $2 75 and %?•». all width* and shares, silk t<>p
facings, U- AI ,'io soles, solt, mellow stocii; ai.i.) t ;:r. kid and
Dongola in hand turns, hand welts, in opera, (. am m sense and
Waukenphast lasts, all widths. We make a spt cialty ot Miss*
and Chi dr.u's spring heel shots; also inlarits*. from 25c up.
Misses' I 1-2, $1 to $2, very line.
Ladi / fancy warm slippers in Velvet t'orderoj. Em
broidered ents" fancy slippers in the greatest variety, from
75c up.
Ihe largest stock of rubbers and arctics in Butler county
at the very lowest prices, ;d! fresh Boston's. Vv o.m-ocket's, Can
dee's. !,\!- ming, Bay State, Para, all good good*. We cant be
undersold.
Leather :>nd Findings, larpo Ptot k Hr>p<sirinf all kin !-■», or
new work ni .de to order. We do not il any auction - >r o'd saiopi*
lots. WB HAVEN'T TIME it) WRITE i'OD A LBTTBB Willi
KICTI riOtTS I'lU< KS. We are too bu-.v; will leare that f*>r some of our
annul ci'ttijifcUiors to .*«j to kill time
il i« a rule iu our
realized, and to give ABSOLUTELY ACCURATE STATEMENTS »a r*-
(r.ird to Boots aud Sboca. Wo waat the oafi lew • ut'»-v-rr rn->om.*r who
visits our .-lore, uud caa't afford to induomv • '<> Lold; out bar
gains that .iMtnot be rfalized. Pou't .-jwad ouu until *«>u our strck
itud get prices. We doa't reeoiuiuviid sbou«ij tfo'_>tj-<, bat s»'il tl»» ost
cheap goods iu lluller. Couie and see ua
B. C. HUSELTON,
NO. 4, NORTH MAIN STitEET, . BUILER, PA*
B BOOS,
DKALER IN
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES,
FLOUII, FKED, lIAY AN!) ALL KINDS OF <»RAI N.
We are now in our new store-room on S Main St.. and
have the room to accommodate our lar-re st<* k ol Lneeru's,
Hour, eie., and have built a lar_re wai v-ii--u~ *to aecomin*» iate
our stock of leed.
We pay the highest cash pri«vj fir p-s tat res and all kin Is ot
COUNTRY PRO DUCK.
To/./ A x llww 105 S. MAIN STREET,
Jcl(Ol) 1 ><><>>, Butler, Fa.
ir j £33 nSfHt nfl iiiff'i Front l ! .«■ <li Miit.i: n.r c:T« •ts "" r «
n fill RUN DOWN lieat; ifywi ,Wt,.,.p,haven.,k
ambition, »n<) ur® s Iwrvs TO*T -»<
nmrh in OMd ofmedk i: >i- u .1 • .1. V .II li.- .l ; < Vlcry ( .1 ;
scnsofi, wlu n the whol. t. in i.- dcl-ililiwd I>r the wear .mil tear of work or |>liv in
tin; iwtr- l«" 111.1. t ;:u WII :m •:.! linear 1 ! >" !"I .1 V;n ? 1 SUK* »' * '*
I \>[iill<miii' 1 will i.'move lHe tiood uf uiio. fI i> llic only h»»t wtalli; r Itinic tbit 1.- • n.t
tnodifisi.il vali; •. < *«»:n| - froi.i tl.i formula of:» MM* ■ |diy-.kiaß, aj a nenl
invigor;ilor't Is.:' lt«> r>|iial. Vhfii .11
r.sn <lo,i. fro:.. Is. ;.l orov.nvodc, r, BRACE YQU UP.
ineiii!*'r tliat t'ainu'n • i Ury * '<uii|»>unil „ ■
Sol.L l>v all driSL". i ts, ?l a IK>I(I«\ Si* tor s■">.
WELI.S, lIICIIAIiIKSON & CO., i;»srlin,toti, Vt
FOR SALE miithi
! Fine Large Slock & Grain Faim,
D IIIm'I ill; IID ill <to lltr WtxK; ■ I • •
M:UI iii!Kt:\ui.u. ri. "f.
|;• I |»o| |i«'f •I'• IJ \ »•»'• !.i» 'I IT* »' I »»•!»"/
Klin'. liU','l. ■.lix k iiis l l unitn t.irsss. I.h-.ili iI <it kalm* • ,i-l i ii|»>i s ». » u> »•"> • t»->t m til
iii-ar tirii-nvlllc, I'a. Tlh I.is IH liiui all tlw* »• ■ - <iart yuu l* limlli wtilrta »ttl nt ni | • •»
<-H>ar\ IHIIIUIIIUS. In r\cHf -lit rrl' tlr n Its :s lil|!'s in. :r i- * \ > i! MI ~I . 'B
ot' iiltlviitiosi, att'l s« aluiSMl.tiitly sll(>|i:i« - 'l i tli*- n»<.rt<i. limnd o.iliil in «•. \i t. v, liu > M
with Iruli .mil .N.ii'-r. K"i (Hirtii-iiltii'i i -»ll nj «mi I Asu.-uMaine,
or a<lilieis, 1., s Me.lt \I\IN.
No. IT, K. .IclTcrsoSi Ht.. Iltlller, I'a. • —*
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