Butler citizen. (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, January 03, 1890, Image 4

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    FF^RTERS
ittYLE
' ; .URE
f ■ TT." 'Thu arid relleTe all the troubles incl
,! ■•> i I,.lions «tatw of th« system, such ns
l> ii-■»•'. Nausea. Drowsinflcn. Dtstrp** ofUr
e->;: 1 -i ia in the Si'le. Ac. While their most
re «ablo nweess lau> been shown in curing
SICK
V- ' —. TP*. CARIW'B TJTPPT.E LTTER PLTJ-Q
ft v valuable in Constipation, curing
r this annoying complaint, while
\ >. p. t all disorders of tho stomach,
v livrr «ni regulato the bowels.
£. en if th« y ™red
HEAD
A uld to almost priceless to those
v ■ r from thii distressing complaint:
l>. • for it--ly their soodntw Hoes not end
1 ii; -. who once try th<-m will flti l
t. i valuable in aomanjr ways that
:I "J ii jf bo willing to do without them,
ijv, -r a'.l sick head
ACHE
[ : ;.p ' an..- of so many lives that here is v.-hero
w • a. -ko our proat boast. Our pills cure It
w i ilo not.
• • -' >•<! T.ITTLE Lrvrn PILLS are very small
R - -y . to take. One or two pills make
They are strictly vegetable and do
r. ■ or puree, but by their (p-ntle action
j - ■ .1.1 who use them. In vials at ISS cents;
f. , r-1 SoUi everywhere, or sent by mail,
mucin CO., Hew Tort
t •! S klßose, M Price,
ilctlw.rine® I h*v» been nrtn«ir«/jrj S.emt
' ■/ mar longer th* never b«foro,an4
[Tut mj feet wet, bat I do not think they look
i -ji u v-lu-a I first atou it.
. ieed, mjmon, I«m*o»tTyoa«»Bociiro-
Voai-mwtth.lt •i®n»«ood thing iaorJr Rood
1. A pror>jrtv naed. YOB hsra not OWN looked at
i i :.'ti ms, for ttatr »e* amend the nack of
• ibs'Je. sow joo mat Mad them, and thor wiU
!• rnt of roar traahla. Tooi father and I keep
l es 1-1 elegantatdartorittoae. laae it about
■ n ■ r jUtaodpapaahantcoaa ireok.
Wolff sACMEßlacking
•wf ul; praeervlnff Water proofing
■?r; giving it Q deep rich blacK
las 18 a week. Don't tu« o/ten<r.
: ."jtmd ACifE Blacking with any othbr.
: : Shoo Suras, Grocwn, Ur^ggUt?, Ac.
Try it on jour HATULSS.
U ii i'.&NDOLPKf Fi«UC£LPHUL
A'f YOU SHOULD t)SE
EMULSION
C... R J SLIVELT OIL. ,T =
HYPOPHQBPHITES.
■ and tndorneil b)t Ph;j
--■ lit'* btcatme it is the best.
• V?.'stable as Kilk.
. 30 times as offlcacious as
..:' • Cod Liver Oil.
; 1, &r. superior to all othev so
iod Sr-ulsions.
.■c-rfect Sm-olsion, does not
• -ate or change.
■ .underfill as a flesh producer.
...a best remedy for Cocsump
t;cu Scrofula, Bronchitis, Wact
•-t diseases, Chronio Oough and
Colds.
- Eolii by all Druggists.
SSOTT 4 BOWNE. CHt«n«T«. N. Y.
QATAR BH
ifciY-FEVER
ULX'S CREAM BALM
it TI-'J ' ft lii.utd, t.nnff or powder. Applied into
no.*'. quickly Absorbed. It clcamet the
Ae. At*i fa inflammation, liea/s the tore!
Res'- jf r.i the M'USr5 of ta.te and smell.
SO ; ii. L)ru;,'trlsw; by mall, registered 00 cts
Ei Brothers,
DOCTORS LAKE
. PRIVATE DISPENSARY.
/Jr . ' OFFICES, 906 PENN AVE.
FC" —PITTSBURGH PA.-
1 1 .Ml forms of J>e!lcsto gnd Com
g p Lui-oafces rcnarinp CON
- * »I,>ER:TIAL ind SCIENTIFIC MKDl
eai ■ '"'l at tfctaDlnxmsnry with auuc
ecr tied. I)r. S. K. I.ake In a member
of ' -ilege of Pliyslolaim and Surneons,
an'! - a mostexperiaaoedSriciAL
-IST. Special attention ijlven to Nerv
ou frin '.--.cfJoive mental exertion, In
di 33 c I vi nth. do., cacaing phyKlcal and
m- li eneriry, dc ponifenry, *c.;
«1- 1 sore*. Kits, Piles,
an cfCieSkln, Blood, Lung.-;, Urln
»r- Cr-nFiiltatifm free and strictly
cu i t hours 9 to 1 and 7 to 8 p. m.;
Su . u Ip.ra. 'nly. ('a!l atofllcy or addrcci
- !. '.. M.Ii.C.P.S. or K.J, LAKK. M.D.
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HAIR^
* -« i uad bl€Dilnboß of th« skin, 1
HAIR *r<l ACUIJ) success fully
Dr. V;m Dyck. The Doctor has | j
«xp»;rl«nce !n the practico of
uti l numbers among his pa
t prominent fsrnHios. if you
A th nny of tbe above blemUhos,
• i rti«*di«'ineH aud connult I>r. Van
•-pedal terms to all who make
-y i jthia ni.-nth. Book free.
T !"• inide by mull. Callon orad«lrn«H
i i>yck, 40 N. lltU fctrw#'!, Fhlladel.
l'euu aveuuo, riltsburgb, Fa.
iod 21.» 7; 8»n toy ■«, 10 to :>
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THE CITIZEN.
MISCELI.ANEOUS"
Christmas Proverbs.
Easter in nuow. Christmas in mrnl.
Christmas in sno'w. Easter in mud.
A white Christinas a lean prareyard.
A preen Christmas makes a fail prtre
jaril.
Christmas wet gives empty pranary and
barrel.
If windy on Christmas day tree s will
bring forth mnch frnit.
If it snows on Christmas night we expect
a pood hop crop ■ ext year.
If at Christmas ice hangs on the willow
clover uiay be cut at East er.
If Christmas finds a bridge he'll break
it; if he finds none he'll make one.
A green Christmas indicates a white
Easter. A warm Christmas a cold Easter.
An English proverb tells us, "If ice
will bear a man before Christmas it will
not bear a monse after Christmas."
"If on Christmas night." says a German
proverb, "the wine ferments heavily in
the barrels a wine year is to follow."
Importance of the South Amer
ican Trade.
Ko other country in the world can manu
facture such excellent tools and machinery
as the United States, and in no other coun
try aro the prices for high grade articles of
that kind lower than they are in tho Unit
ed States.
Yet of the $2,219,000 worth of tools and
machinery that the South American re
public of Chili purchased in 1882. only
$211,000 worth, or less than one-tenth of
the whole, purchased of us. More
than $2,000,000 worth was purchased from
England, Germany and France.
On such a showing as this, is there not
something manifestly wrong somewhereT
Ought not our manufactuiers and mer
chants make more of an effort to obtain
this trade than they have done? It would
seem to be the best foreign market open to
us.
—"Tears have not seen, and time shall
not see," the people sit down quietly to
suffer pain, when enterprise can afford
such a panacea as Salvation Oil.
The old saying "opposition is the life of
business" has not been sustained in one
instance at least. Since the introduction
of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup all other congh
remedies have been dead stock.
At Aspinwall on the Atlantic side of the
Isthmus of Panama the rise of the* tide is
only U feet, hut at Panama on the Pacif
ic side there is at times a difference of 21
feet between high and low water.
Mrs. Sillibus says she "always likes to
see a clergy man in the pulpit with his .sur
plus."
—lfit is divine to forgive then divines
should forgive each other their theological
differcences.
—lf your heart is larger than your head
you injure yourself, and it your head is
larger than your heart you injure your
neighbors.
—Men are often capable of greater
things than they p erforui. They are sent
into the world with uills of credit and stl
dom draw to their full extent.
If vacation has failed to give you health
and strength, take Hood's Sarsaparilla
now.
—An exchange quotes a shoemaker as
saying that most girls buy shoes to fit
their heads instead of their feet.
—When a wife gets to paying moro at
tentioj to a black and-tan or a pag than
to her huhband, she's in shape to cast an
affirmative vote on the question, "Is mar
riage a failure?"
—While Sam Jones was preaching in
Kentucky recently on "Tho proper meth
od of raising children," a Kentuckian in
terrupted him with: "Wo raise horses
and bring up children. " "Yes" retorted
Sam, "you raise horses worth $50,000
apiece and bring up children worth $3 a
head." Sam had better have his pistol
handy.
Hark, the sound of many voices
Jubilant in gladest song.
And full masy a heart rejoices
As the chorus floats along:
"Hail the Favorite Prescription"
How tho happy voices blend.
"Wonderful beyond description—
Woman's best and truest friend."
Well may it be called woman's best
friend, since it does for her what no other
remedy has been able to do. It cures all
those delicate derangements and weak
nesses peculiar to females. Cure# them,
understand. Other preparations may af
ford temporary relief, but Dr. Pierce's Fa
vorite Prescription effects u permanent
cure. It is guaranteed to do this, or mon
ey paid for it will be promptly refunded.
It is the great remedy of the age.
—The worst Nasal Catarrh, no matter of
how long standing, permanently cured by
Dr. Sage' - Catarrh Remedy.
—Another venerable fiction is the ax
iom that "The good die young." Tho say
ing is true enough as to chickens and un
healthy young folks, but beyond this it
has no special point. People don't have
to be unwholesome to be good.
—People sure of their own social posi
tion aro never afraid to condescend.
—Often the "nicest kind of people" be
come snobs as ROOD as they get money.
—lt is tho glorious prerogative of the
empire of knowledge that what it gains it
never loses.
—There is no necessity for any one be
ing taken in by a counterfeit bill. Take a
United States bill of any denomination,
hold it up to tho light, and you will see
two lines running across it lengthwise.
Upon examining you will find these to con
sist of silk threads, a red one and a blue
one. Every genuino bill has this mark of
genuineness. Without these marks a bill
may be put down as a counterfeit, ao mat
ter how good the engraving ou it. No
paper mill will dare make this sort of pa
per, aod that is the government's only
protection on its currency.
Definite and dct&ilcd information as to
the results of tho observation of the total
eclipse of tho sun last Sunday week by tho
United States expeditiou sent to Maxima,
on the west coast of Afr ca, must.be defer
red until the arrival of mail advices. In
deed, it is probable that ai tual copies of
the photographs of tho copies taken will
not be published until the return of the ex
pedition. iu March. Everything, of course
depended oil the clearness of the weather
at Muxima, about 3 P. M., when the eclipse
would have been visible if not obscured by
clouds. But it is exceedingly unlikely
that that day's weather was duplicated at
the point of observation. Owing to tho
comparatively uanow visible path of all
total eclipses such a phenomenon can be
be rarely observed at ft given spot on the
earth's surface at intervals of jcars.
Drunkenness—Liquor Habit-
In All the World There is But
One Cure, Dr. Haines' Golden -
Specific.
It can be given In a cup of tea or coffee with
out the knowledge of the person taking It I
effecting a speedy and permanent cure, whether
the patient is a moderate drinker or an alco-j
holic wreck. Thousands of drunkards have j
been cured who have taken the i.olden spec-!
itlc In their coffee without their knowllidgc.
ana today believe they quit drinking <-f their
owu free will. No I urruuii effects res lis fro- •
Its admiulslrjtion. Cures guaranteed Send |
for circular und lull particulars. Address. In ,
Q nflden'-e. UOLDE.N srsciKicCo,, IV) Kaco St. I
ClttclflliaU, O. j
FASHION EMPORIUM
A new supply of goods suitable for holiday presents has
just been opened. All the r.ew ] uterus in veiling, regular
beautifies; newest neckwear and ' handkerchiefs,mufflers,
mitts, gloves, hosiery, infants kni: _< eds Chinchilla and wool
fascinator?, lovely head dresses. M;-. k silk caps ior old ladies,
Childrens silk, plush and ca<hmei\ <■ ; new hats, new bon
nets, new styles for dresses, fane; . 1!> for fancy work and
dress trimmings The Jennes---.Mii: r styles are shown unsur
passed for grace and comfort.
Apprentices are taken for -ix or nine months term.accord
ing to wish, and a thorough, practical knowledge of millinery
or dress making, cutting and fitti: is uiven.
Orders are taken for any kino <>l hair work.
Miss M. H. Gilkey,
NO. 02 S. MAIN ST, BIJTLER, PA
OPPOSITE P. 0.
SPECIAL SPECIAL
HOLIDAY ANNOUNCEMENT
AND
GRAND CLEA R A NCE SALE
OF A LARGE LINE OF
BOOTS, SHOES and RUBBERS.
In view of the comiog holiday season v.e have determined to make a
special drive on all winter goods and make room for the large line of Holi
day Goods which are now arriving dailv, and in order to do so we have
marked all goods so remarkably low as to accomplish onr purpose; so read
carefully each item and then make a straight bee line for our store, where
will bo found an immense fall and winter stock of Boots, Shoes and Rubber
Goods. As the time is near when agents are now calling for their Spring
orders, and I am now making preparation a for starting East to buy Spring
goods, I will sell at a reduction of 50c. a pair on all shoes in order to reduce
my stock preparatory to placing my Spring orders. Among other goods
aro the following celebrated and well-kuo .n makes as Rejnolds Bro.'s, W.
H Goodger, Krippendorf, Dittmnr &Co , C 11. Barrett, &c. All the above
are in Ladies', Misses' or Children's shoe-. A fnll stock of Ladies' spring
heel shoes; hi«b cut calf school shoes for Misses and Children. A large
stock of Men' 3 dress and every day shoes. The dress shoes are made of fine
celf, kaDgaroo and cordovan, either in button, lace or congress, plain or tip
on toe, and in order to make a long story short, thire was never such a lot
of Men's fine dress shoes put before the markvt at such prices as lam offer
ing these at Call and examine, whether j u want to buy or not. In re
gard to the Men's every day shoes, we n :.ny different materials, such
as genuine oil grain, bellis touguo, Ijigb ftii, TS to i>2.".>, which we
guarantee waterproof; Men's at 1 !.»'.• -?1 .*>o; Men s scuff shoes, in
I luce and congress, single or d< ul>le solo, £1 and many others which I
have not the space to tell you about. We ; quest the attention of men and
boys and you to do us this favor and r. ad lb- following account of the
great cutting affair in our Men's aod i-Joy--' Bo t Department. Our boot de
partment is in the rear end of tbo store, where will be found 50 cases Men's
kip boots at $l5O to $2.50, 15 cases .J-m-i> vn boots at $2 T5 to $3.15;
10 dozen Men's fine call bo< ts, hand eid- if to ?.J ".>; 12 cases of
.Vlt n's fine kip boots at $175 to $2 25; . 2 Boys' kip boots at SI.OO
to $2 00; 8 eases Jamestown at $2 00 to 2.50. The above boots aro
in ail Bizes and in long aDd short legs 1 w'ii .y no more in regard to
boots; call, examine aod speak for yourself. Largest display of
HOLIDAY SLLPPERS
Eyer shown in Butler. Customers and the i>uV;ic in general are invited to
call at our store and inspect thi.s wonderfully large and elegant se
lection of Holiday Slippers Every desirable effect in pattern,
shape, color and material. Our prices are from 20 to 25
cents lower th;,n t!i« same grades are offered for,
while our stock and assortment is by all
odd. the largest in the county. A
line line of Gentlemen's
dancing pumps,
leather,find
ings and
shoemakers' supplies. We have coostantlv on b'uid a lull stock of Sheffield
sole, oak solo, French and American calf skins, French and Charles Simon
kip, lining and toping skins upper leather, shoe uppers of all kinds and all
nails suitable for shoemaking.
Headquarters for Rubber
{,•(>< )( iS.
We surpass them all in Rubber Goods, bavin.: a full and complete stock ol
seven different kinds of Rubber Woods in : i s:zand widths. The
Boston and WooDfiocket specialties iir- :!• n -t Rubbers
made and we have tbem in ail sizes and ". id" .-^T.ediuni,
knee and high cut rubber h- Bostou rut■ -i"
boots at $2.35. A good kure boot, extia
tbiek ball, at $2 to $2 25. I'ricts
on all rubber goods 50 cents
a pair cheaper than
any place in
the county. Call and examine our leather and rubber goods before buying
and be convinced of our prices before buying.
Boots and Shoes Made to Order.
250 pair shop boots, box toe; 10'J pi i • " shoes, in button, lace and
conurer-s. at a very small margin. liepairi |>r<>uji>t]y done, either in rub
ber of leather goods Mail orders will recciv. ju.iiiipt attention. A box of
fine Leather Preserver given free on application.
Yours trulv,
JOHN BICKEL,
22 S. Main St. - Butler, Pa
BUY YOUR HFIWIS
United Security Life;lnsurance and Tr t ('••■
of Pa.
Money to Buy Ilomey.
Sloi thly dues not more than a lair rt .it. i
merits decrease yearly. In event ut death
prior to completion ot payments, balance of • n
cumbranee canceled.
Money to Loan.
Ileal estate bought and sold on e -minis ion
Wanted bouses to rent and rents colic '"1.
L. G. LINN,
No 88 South Main St..
Butler, L'a
•Over Lien's I)niK,Sloi».
do Is to ihot/ WENT • iT ' «
Aicn>U a:id n> >R»nini ?■> \
ia valuablefra<k* fur l>» « •'■' r '
AMI LHU« yrm »• ••! •
ym know n!l, if y< t
from N 2<* < .
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ProL Loisette's
DISCOVERY AND TRAINING MCTHL'O
It. anito of a'hittaratod imitation* which n- • •* F!I»
THPURY, aiid practical renuita of tlio Orntmal, M >;-itcof
tSi« UR »T:JU»BT iniurrimputations by envious
com i' sn ( ! in f "liosphl ietu»»TH to
of th-« fruit, of lii» IRTTXIRH, (»1! of which d«nv»n «T <
GNDOUWTFD R«:iwriority and pmmlentjr of hit*l* »«
Prof. 1. 'l**T!*•'»> rt •>: N«-V»T I'orgt 11. ■< is r»-« ••••■. /«NL
to-duy IA BMH Heniispheres s« MARKM# NN J%p«'<-U in
Memory Onltnr*. i!i« rro«psctu»(\« n? U<- i:i"'i
opinions of p«*Cl>!ein all psns of UH* ir!ulH»t»'huhav<* act
ually Rt'idifftl liiaSyel m B* cnrrv«pond«n<*O ( -
th».t HIT Svtttani is on'y xeli.t Lsun/ n-<t
thxtany book can be learn- >' in »t#«. iglt
rtadiiic'. •>■ i ( mred, »I-*. l''orFro';pc« tu3 g
Ti-mr' id 'i ••» i:• Mr«^
"ro'" A. LOISKI TK, Fifth Ii enu«, 1 • '
WAXTKU- Audits to solicit or'• rs f« r
rhoico MKI |jnrely NIITM O Stock.
Stsdy Work For TeD»|»eratc » »i.
Salary aud GxpeiiH«*aor f • er
d. Write at o!i. v Slut- -l tr* .
S. G Chase &Co. ,4 T 1 v"
ADVBIIITIC IX' «BE CXTIZK.V
J UrftTlS KMC Oil AX . _ One of the Pl|(|||
K T urn|C
' '-V \ l U> K%l\\ \ thF«vorld.OvfigKar«
.i I)4*-'US Til 1" ui.c 'iual'd. and to inlrodaeaour
■ ilb'*-" r Vi» 1 auperior gooda we will ModrRKI
fil* / >vl f Hf" I to»»Nc rfc**oi» In each locality.
t * &L*n •*abore. Only thuae who writ*
*'•} A <* 3 to ueet one* can make »ur« of
' • ' * .*2 IBPfW the chance * All you ha*e to do In
I— vr • -• "> fx turn ia to ihow our gtx* da to
C • 'j a tli >*r who call—rour nHrhbora
TJ*-*• w r 3 * and th'-e« around yon. Tha bo
- ' AYElfit JXfTOIP' r' u •»* <•' «W« adTertia«manC
rtwWL ab'ivra the small end of the teie
.l *v . »h I.srt of «ta hulk. It it * rn*nd, double•iteuie
,, „«.it ,r«rry We will also show yoa bow jron
■v.t i■* I O a«lay at leaat, from tha aUrt,with-
I r« r *vr-t-at once Wr nay all eipreaecharras
1 ' A '.J . IT k. CO., IV* 3»0, I*O«TLA*D # MAI*»
SOLID""""""
s FENCE!
i EXPANDED METAL
ev *¥%A?n£ lua ' SOMETHING NEW
fr- -C3. CHURCHPR, CEMETERIES. F*RMS
( ij*. • Arbors, Window Guards, Trellisc*
. WIKKIMi MTH, DOOR *\TS,
: f >r Illustrated Catalogue: mailed free
. . TR - L EXPANDED METAL CO
■".%* Wali'P St., I*IIInIHII'kII, Pa.
it» Give name of this papet
STEEL WiR :
' T i , • v 'i k li -.'t F.*nco fur around
La-.vc , r■• . 1 I'.-u '.ry Ynrd« ( Oardens,
P '. vI t and Heavy
Iron Ft'Dciufcr. Crusting, fc-'tJi"'!* Fitting*, Fire
IH - "i different Usigns, andall
: } U'.ii : IRO.N AM) WlttE WOKK. :
TAYLOR & DEAN,
203 and 205 Market Street, - PITTSBURGH. , PA.
• ' V* ■ !h»«r_. ATO wish to eramlo*
• | ' ' : - ,or ofcta < estimat t
i in Ci.«C-gO, wml find it on ft*: i t
i LORD & THOMAS.
——lP—
The Great American hog is Coming.
The Great American HOG
is Coming.
♦
CHRISTMAS IS COMING!
HOLIDAY SL 1
HUSELTON'S
IS THE PLACE TO GET 'EM.
Christmas coming calls lo mind the good old-fashioned custom
of
Making Presents to Your Friends.
o
Let us tell you of a few of the eleifint, impropriate ]and us eful things in footwear we'ye
i*ot wherewith you can dt'liirht tlie ht*art of your husband, wife, father, mother, brother,
sinter, son, daughter or "raother-in-law," and the prices extremely low.
A t r(\l> ® ur ? velvet Everett, with a beautiful silk embroidered pattern; a tasty
ill t)UC S ock lining; others sell tiiera at 7oc. to sl.
At 7r - Our silk embroidered velvet Everett; a beautiful pattern, a little more elaborate
ill /OC than the 50c. slipper.
At ©1 Oft Our corduroy, beautifully trimmed, light colors, goat quarters; a beautiful
ill ?pl uU pattern in choice colors; a great seller.
At GK Our gold and blue plush Opera and Everett, with coffee-colored trimmed
ill Jpl C't quarters. The vamp pattern is a splendid buuch of flowers, in bright colors,
on ground work.
At r*)l 50 Ur ' aU a ' ,era s ''PP er * This is a beauty and very cheap at our
At HO Our undressed call in tan shade is very line and a quick seller, and many
ill UU other handsome styles in maroon, poat, &c.
Our line of Ladies' fine Plu?h Slippers in the line shades, the velvets, in opera and
tie, are commanding great attention We have the full opera aud lace Oxfords, too. Red
and Bismarck Gt. Oxfords.
Old ladies' warm flannel-lined, soft, easy shoes and slipped at 50c. and up. Children's
and misses' felt slippers ii: fancy colors, cheap.
If you don't want slipi ers, our line of tine shoes, both in ladies and gents, cannot be
equalled in Butler county us to style or piice. Little boys' boots, big boys' boots for Christ
mas. Everything in the'boot and stioe line.
The time is now short between us :ud the Holidays, and the demand will be brisk, so
come early aud get the choice of tb« belections.
ii. C. lIUSELTON.
No. 4, N. Main St., Butler, Pa
A Merrv Christmas to All.
a i ML , m
Merry Christmas! comes again,
Peace on earth, good will to men!
Round the world the chorus ring.
Let all hearts rejoice and sing.
Which you will certainly do if you are wise enough to
buy your Christinas Gifts of me. My stock was never so com
plete before. I have added more room and show cases in or
der to display the most elegant line of Holiday Goods, Come
and see the best of everything in
Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry, Silverware,
Diamonds, Novelties,
<fec, <kc, <fec
At the very lowest prices.
J-R-G=R=E=l—B=,
N"o. 1(> South Alain. St., (Sign of ELECTRIC BELL),
liUTLER, PA.
'^EAdING
mm HOUSE
!
Specie ' g Hats and Bonnets, Crapes
ar c eiling always ready for use.
IsTo- 18. a Street* * " - KUTLER» PA
Hollo There!
Cleeland & R&kton, jewel >
ers, are still >r.i . .rtiiwo-i ;
corner of ! Setter'
prepared than \ 4 ■ .-apply
their customers with line Dia
monds, Gold V- r.d a
very large stock solid,
sterling Silverware of the very
latest design- <;
tory; never been rehandled,
therefore, hi: ; '1 aiui
beautiful. J1? -•w !: ; i-u need
for a Holiiun present. Gomel
and see th it .\ n-j.
and you will
the fine display
fine fixtures I>. L.,
Cleeland, Pi a.-;; .oh
correctly t-.-st.-s
perfecti}* fit- t !
very best 11 >u! d y. u
1 wish to mase
( ent in the -
Spectacles. i ■
you want in . e
will keep our ■ t< • . r \
week night ,
this month. . ; »i -
uiond.
Christmas i >; = ■■■ for
Every body.
A eplecdiil li: > o 1 s ■
ful articles of ev •. .
Match suft'B ' '
luloid, oxidiz
Toilet cases,■:
sets, gloyes n;; l
m
in leather r.nd {■' .
Odor cases 1 • -.d
celluloid. Sra .
fume stands, an-i :'• < v i t v
of fine goods, v < 11 to
be appreciated. A• : -I'd
cheaper than . . . a'.-
lic is invited 1 • ■ I:DICK'S j
Drugstore, rex' • I
Examine our
prices.
Business <'imnge.
I THE FIRM \ Oi\ - ■ LL
-1 ED J. & B. KEMPER HA I NOW
CHANGED TO Fb KEM. ER, A ;
GOOD. COUPE rEN ; AN D EX- 1
PERIENCEI ' ' AK
Ell. THE BU !Mi BE
CARRIED ON
1 PLACE AND :
MANNER A
BEST OAK-'t N
WILL BE 1
ALWAYS HAVE O
FULL ASSORT
FINE AND li.
COLLARS, . '-OS,
ROBES, WHIPS
AND EVER! :
ALLY TO BE H LNO.IL
HARNESS STOR! . 1- OR
DERS WILL 1 : i\ .S! L.V AC
CEPTED AND K ON
SHORT NOTICE RE
PAIRING DON.
AND PRICES AS LOW
THE LOW ALL I
CUSTOMERS TO THE OLD :
FIRM, AND ALL!N < "DIAL j
ARE REBPECTFULLY INTIT- i
ED TO CALL NE.
Fr. KEMPBB. j
SCHI'TTE i 0'l!lllEN
Sanitary Plun 1 ;rs
Anil <;att Flttri ,
cncc, have opciu J t
block. on Jtfftsi
11 oust', wtlh a fill! !;
GAS FlXTfltl .. V
HANIiIM ' ."H .
NATL LIAI. T..\S HI KNIIKS, 4E
Jobbing pron.i l
oaage respecttully
Tim (iioici: s'
BROOKE HALL,
For Girls : ng Ladies.
Media
Academy,
For Boys and Yo ng files?.
SWITHINC HORTUDGE,
(lIAItVAKD 1:1; UU i
MEDIA. PA., , ■ i
Erie l isli
I. S. EDWARD- IV ;i'r
Storeroom in -
ing, S. W. com', .
Butler, Pa.
ter.", l'resh ' : > > ,
and dressed
poultry.
All goodf
money refunded. J
The Cash Shoe Store
ANNOUNCEMENT !
f* U)OK!
We Sell
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers
FOR SPOT CASH.
We W ill Positively Undersell
any hou>e in Butler selling goods on credit, and we give a guarantee on
cv. ry i«"tir uf Shoes we sell
()ur Children's School Shoes
. r all warranted and made of good solid leather. We will refund the
ini yin ca*e goods are not satisfactory.
Our Ladies' Fine Shoes
i:re very highly spoken of and we are having a very large trade in them and
v e ! el vrry thankful to our friends for their support.
Men's Fine Shoes.
Now we can't say too much in regard to these goods, for we show the
finest line of Men's Shoes in Butler, ranging in price from SI.OO to $5.50.
All styles.
()ur Rubber Goods Department.
We handle a large line of Robbers. Best qualities made. Boston,
Caudce Goodyear, Colchester, Goodyear glove-fitting. A large lino of
Duck Boot.-a, warranted not to snag or blister in oil.
Boots and Shoes Made to Order.
A Lai'o-e Stock of Oil Men's Boots and
Shoes Always on Hand.
Repairing done on short notice.
BLACKMORE & GEIEB,
No. 95 S. Main Street, Butler, Pa.
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The Great American
HOG is Coming.
The Great.
American
HOG
Is Coming.