(CARTERS!
BbsL
< CURE
•jHewuUl the trouble* l-" ci
dent.to * bO)ou» Mate of the system. mic"> «
Drowiines*. Distress after
••Mnr, la the B!de, Ac. While ty mo*t
•••"•raahte (oooem has been shown'" curing
■frticho, yet CARTM'S LTVZR PILLS
equally valuable in <t>n*tty>atinn. curing
prerentinj? this annonng complaint, while
•key al»o torrrct all disorders of tne stomach,
Stimulate the liver and regulate the bowels,
ftren if they only cuafy
HEAD
be almost priceless to those
thia distressing complaint:
wU ludHEtely their goodness does sot end
HVOOM wi >o once try them will And
SrJK, pills valuable in so manr ways that
CZeCu not be willing to do without them.
aO aiclt head
f ACHE
V the bane of so many lives that here is where
r we make our great boast. Our pills cure it
while others do not.
Cacm'a IJTTLB IJTETI PILLS are very small
tad very easy to take. One or two pills make
• dose. They are strictly vegetable and do
■st Milne or purge, but by their gentle action
■leaseall who use thein. In vials at 25 cents;
few for fl. Sold everywhere, or sent by mall.
URB MEICETI 53., Mew Yak.
UK tail lose. Small Fries.
m i.. l. not this the fch time I luv*half aoted
those ?
•■nfgrrr Ytt! Mac* I hare used WOLi/'S A CMS
> *LAC JI»0 my vreur longer than before and
at* shrsjs bright and clean.
ttfolff'sACMEßlacking
WtU Starting for Men, Women and
J (Jhildren.
p, mciIEST BLACK POLISH,
leather Waterproof and Durable.
_\ ii 2/,-iiA. A Shine Jxisti a II cek.
£i<» b,. iraJitd u Uh tenter, tame as Oilcloth.
J'„. Finest Dressing for Harness.
•Jul J by fchoe Stores. Grocers, Dm rents,
utf retailors (encsll J.
VOLTF & RANDOLPH. PHILADELPHIA.
WHAT
•pfITT'C OONSUMPTIOH
oUUI I a SOROFULA
EMULSION COUGHS IIIB
AiinrA COLDS
UjlnCO Wasting DiseaMt
Wonderful Flesh Producer
Many have gained one pound
per day by its nse.
Scott's Emulsion is not a se
cret remedy. It contains the
■timulatiog properties of the
Hypophosphites and pure Nor
wegian Cod Liver Oil, the po
tency of both being largely
increased. It is used by Phy
sicians all over the world.
PALATABLE A 8 MILK.
Bold by all DmggUts.
SOOTT & BOW ME, Cheiuifts, N. T.
, CATARRH
Cream BalmKg«J^|
Oives Belief aM&fa C|j ß[S co\g]
once and Curef^^^CoiJ^i^ tADJ
COLD IS HKAD F|WFEVERjp A
CATARRH £
Jftt a Liquid, Snujrt
or Powder.
free froru U.U. I
out Drugt and s-f%#gip^
offensive Odors. ffAX m FJm V £•[%
X particle ot the Balm U applied lntottn
••ctrtt. to agreeable to use and Is quickly ab
■Sttod. effectually cleansing the na.sal passage*
M catarrhal virus, causing healthy secretions,
It allays pain and Inflammation, prot<:ctH the
Mabranat linings of the hea-1 from additional
Mlfta. completely heals the sores mid restores
(fee sense of taste and stnt-11. ilcueflclut results
•rs realized by a few applications.
A TBOBOCOH TREATMENT WILI. CCHK.
Price 80 cents at druggists; bv mail, register
ed, tB cents. Circulars sent free.
■LT BROTH Kits, Druggtsts. 5<J Warr.-n St..
Catarrh Is Heta Blood (Micas*.
Me matter what parts It may finally effect, ca
tarrh always starts In the head, and belongs to
the head. There Is no mystery of the origin of
Mi dreadful disease. It begins In a neglected
•sM. One of the kind that Is "sure to be better
Is a few days." Thousands of victims know
hew Jt la by sad experience. Kly's < 'ream r,.iltn
•area colds In tho head aud cularrh In all Its
ttatm.
DOCTORS LAKE
■jAl PRIVATE DISPENSARY.
OFFICE'S CCC FEXN AVE.
—PITTSBURGH
Aliform- Ot Dcllcctc mid Com.
plicnted Diseases requiring ( OS-
FiDENTtALnnd SCIENTIFIC Mkiii
aaMsn ars treated at this Dispensary with a uuc-
SMSrarely attained. Dr. 8. K. Lake Is a member
ft the Royal College of IMiyslcians and Surgeons,
aad Is the oldest and uiostexpcrleneedSi-KclAL
■Tin the eltv. Sjiccial attention given toXcrv-
MS Debility from excessive mental exertion, In-
Ussnttsna ot youth, Ac., causing physical and
■saUidecay, lack of energy, despondency, Ac.;
&• Cancers, Old Sores, Fits, Files, Kheumatism
Sad alTdlseasCH of the Skin, Itloo<l, Lungs, Urln
itj Organs, Sr. Cnniultation free nn'l strictly
sawldentlal. <ifUcc liour-i it to 4 and 7tos n. in.;
ißfedays S to|4 p.m. only. Call atotlieo or nddrcu
R- R. LAKK.M.D..M.11.C.P.3.0r K..1. I.AKK. M.I).
ThousanOs Uvu U>.-a iwimawiitly cureil by~
rHTCiDKfTIIIA. FA. Ka eitwMiaoperation
«r loMuf llui« from hu tn.'.f. t ii-.-s pronounced In
muabla'jy utlicra waninl. tfuii't for Circular.
CURE GUARANTEED. Office Hours 9to 3L
rSUPERFLUOUSHAIR
Oi the femal« face,
Hair oa the faro
kvftd, nock, noao,
Mrs, bands,
brant, on rnaa'a
•hacks abora tHa
fcaard llaa and be- /«»
Iwaaath a eyebrows /
das troy«J foravor Jf
»f tk« Bl a# trio Y J M
•ad Is Operation LfflP \
Yj Dr. Van Dyek, V
Kl««tro Snrg«oD v \
COS P«nn avenne, A
FUtsborgh. Birth Jf
atrks, Moles. MM C
Warts, Men's Ked A j
Voao, Enlarged YBfGfi'
T«tas of the Nose,
Flavlas, Black- fl\'rsk)
1 ksads, Llm Spots
and all dlsaanes and blsmlshen of the akin, :
somplsxioo, hair and scalp saccessfally
trsatad by Dr. Van I»yck. The Doctor has
had 20 year*' experience In the practice of
his specialty, and numb*™ among hl« pa
tient* oar most prominent fsmllien. If yon
are afflicted with any of the above blemishes,
•▼old patent medicines and consult Dr. Van
D/ek at oace. Special terms to all who make
WfUpmauts^his month. Book free Knifage-
Meats caa be nadeby mall. Call on or address
Pr. /.Van Dyck, 40 N. Uth street, Philadel
phia, or 502 Penu avenne, Pittsburgh, Pa. |
lire 9 to 1 and 2 to 7; Boadays, 10 to s.
MVCDTICCDC 01 °^* r3 ' wno *° •** rn ' n%
fIVWUi I IwfcllO this papa ,or obtain sstimst is
mtl»lnf when in Chicago, will find it on ffeit
r^C^LORD&THOIIAS.
■n '33 E OTTIZE3ST.
MISCEL! ANEOI S
Bumblethorpe and the Bull.
G'n. Bumblethorpe is certainly a big
n>au —big in stature anil bigger still in hi
own conceit, brimming over. a> lie con
stautlv in, with his own importance.
Gen. Bumblethorpe was never in the
army; be never was even iu the niiMtu
But he was Surveyor-General once, a £""1
while ago, and has of course worn the
title of General ever since, anil has always
insisted upon it. He has been a shaile
more overbearing since he became a Gen
eral in this way, though he was suffiicient
ly overbearing before that.
One tine afternoon last summer Gen.
Bumblethorpe was taking a walk through
the outskirts of the country town which
he had honored by choosing it as his place
of summer sojourn. In the course of his
wanderings be came upon a pair of bars
leading into a grassy and inviting meadow.
The bars he let down and walked into the
meadow, lie had but half crossed the
meadow when he saw to his horror a great
black and white Holstcin bull emerge
from the dark shade of an apple tree anil
advance toward him. Gen. Humblethorpe
is not an active man, but the steady ad
vance of this enormous animal stimulated
him for a moment to great activity. And
his own rapid flight also served to stimu
late the bull, who lowered his head and
charged furiously, bellowing the while.
It was a mad chase, but Gen. Bumble
thorpe had some good rods of advantage
in the start and the oposite fence of the
field was not far away. The General ran
wildly and succeeded iu turning a somer
sault over the fence jnst in time to escape
the infuriated animal.
And then it was Gen. Bumblethorpe
who was infuriated. From the safe side
of the fence he stormed and raged at the
bull, and, seeing a farm house not far away
he stalked over to it. The larmer was
cboring around the born when the Gener
al rnshed np to him.
"Is that your bull over there, sir?" ex
claimed Gen. Bumblethorpe.
"*Wal, I guess 'tis," said the farmer.
"Do you know what it's been doing?"
"Chasin' ye mebbe."
"Yes sir, chasing me; and it is au out
rage I will not tolerate—an outrage, I tell
yon, that I should be pursued and humil
iated in this way!"
""Wall," says the farmer, "it's a thing
that bulls will do; he can't help it, ye
know."
"Help itf" said the General, black with
indignation; "do you know who I am?
"No, I don't."
"Well, sir, I am Gen. Bumblethorpe!"
"Is—that—sot" said the farmer, with
great deliberation. "Is—that—so? Why
in-thunder didn't you tell the bull, Gen
eral?"
Without Friction.
After showing that friction makes per
petual motion impossible, Professor Heie
Shaw reflects upon the state of affairs that
would follow is friction were to cease to
act. The whole force of nature would be
at once changed, aud much of the dry
land and most of our buildings would dis
appeared beneath the sea. Such inhabi
tants as remained a short time alive would
not not only be uuable to provide them
selves with fire or warmth, but would find
their very clothes falling back to tho orig
inal fiber from which they were made; anil
if not destroyed in one of the many possi
ble ways—no longer dissipated by friction
through the air, or by tailing masses of
water no longer retarded by the atmos
phere and descending as rain—would bo
unable to obtain food, from inability to
themselves by any ordinary method of lo
comotion, or, what would bo equally ser
ious, having once started into motion,from
being unable to stop except when they
came into collision with other uuhappy
beings or moving bodies. Before long
they, with all heavier substances, would
disuppear forever beneath the waters
which would now cover the face of a life
less world.— lron.
—When constipiteil, take a dose of
Laxador. To suffer from liver disease
when so cheap and sure a remedy as Lax
ador can be had, is au actual crime ugainst
one's own health. Price only 2o cents.
It is hard work for the baby to cut teeth,
an d it should be assisted by the use of Dr.
Bull's Baby Syrup which . will cool the
inflamed gums.
To have Typewriters on Trains.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will
shortly start a new and welcome innova
tion. On the special express train running
between New York anil Pittsburg, known
as the Pennsylvania Limited, they have
placed a stenographer and typewriter, who
will take the dictation aud transcribe on
the typewriter the correspondence of inch
passengers as care to avail themselves of
his services. A special compartment will
be fitted up for the purpose and the letters
will be mailed from the train. Bv this
means business men will be able to attend
to their correspondence on the journey.
The new arrangement will go into effect
February 1.
It Don't Pay.
to experiment with uncertain remedies,
when afHictcd with any of the ailments
for which Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery is recommended, as it is so pos
itively certain in its curative effects as to
warrant its manufacturers in guarantee
ing it to benefit or cure, or money paid
for it will be returned. It is warranted
to cure all blood, skin and scalp diseases,
salt-rheum, tetter, and all scrofulous sores
and swellings, as well as consumption
(which is scrofula of the lungs) it taken in
hand and given a fair trial.
—Don't hawk, hawk, blow, spit, and
disgust everybody with your offensive
breath, but use Dr. Sage's Catarrh Reme
dy aud end it.
WRITTKX BY A TOUGH OLD NUT.
The man on whom a woman smiles
Should tremble,
For woman can her deepest wiles
Dissemble.
She can be sweetly fond and yet
Deceive you,
Ami when she's run you into debt
She'll leave ) on.
Love glances dart from her bright eyes,
But iu their
Dark depths a latal danger lies —
I've been there.
Biliousness, headache and sour stomach
ar.! cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla. 100
doses sl.
—Don't bid the devil good morning
until yon meet him.
—There are no muskrats in last fall's
jicsts. unit the goose luce lianjrs high.
—"The effete Last and the llyless West"
is the way t'.io St. Louis Ilcjnthlic puts it
Drunkenness Liquor Habit-
In All the World There is But
One Cure, Dr. Haines' Golden
Specific.
It ran tie given In n nip of tea or coffee with
out the knowledge of the i«ersoi» taking It
effecting ft sfK-eily anil permanent cure.* liellier
the pttlt**nt Is a moderate ilrlriker or an alco
holic wreck. TIIOIIMIHIS <>R ilrunkarils have
lieen cured who have token the (lolilen spec
ific In tln-lr coffee without their knowlhrtge.
■nd today believe they quit drinking of then
own freewill. No 1 armful effects results from
It* admOilstratlon. Cure*< guaranteed. Send
fur circular HIHI lull imitli'iihiiK, Aililress. In
confidence. (JII.IH.N Henciric Co., ISS ltace St.
Cincinnati, O.
BA.MPLKS- SAMPLES.
"Special Prices in Footwear."
Grand Sample Mid-Winter
Sale
OF
|AN ENTIRE STOCK
OF
WARM GOODS, HEAVi isOODS, ETC.
Having just received a large lion of sample Boots aud Shoe-* fiom
I several Grst-class factories, I take great pleasure in informing jou of this
j great sacrifice sale. Among these samples are some vers fine shoes for
I Men, Ladies and Misses—something suitable for dress an ® which will be
sold at a verv small margin. 1 have also on hand a big lot of W inter Goods
which will be sold duriug this sale at a great reduction. Among these a e
"5 cases Men's, Bovs'and Youths' Kip Boots A big iine of Arctics and
A!Bskasatd woolen goods of all descriptions. Slippers, felt shoes, wool
shoes, with or without leather foxing, and also a bij; line of lloiiday Goods.
But it can't be helped, considering tb<* sort of weather w« have been having,
no snow, but a constant mud, aud under the?;- circumstances wool goods
and heavy boors cau't be sold at a margin, but we Mid will take it as it
| comes if the season is against us We will not hold these foods, but sell
them for whatever they wi 1 bring—this is the method we have mapped < ut
with the anti-backward season sale. I also intend startiug East in a few
davs and will put my whole attention to lowering the stock preparatory to
starting on mv Eastern trip—so read carefully each item—note the price and
the first time you visit Butler call around and see me. whether you wish to
buy or not But after you examine my prices you are sure to buy, for vou
cannot resist the bargains. lam offering —
35 cases Men's Kip Boots at $1.50 and upwards; 25 cases Boys' Kip
Boots at $1.25 and upwards; !5 \ ouths' K'p Boots at $1 00 and up
wards; Ladies' fine sample shoes, ranging in prices from $1 25 to $3 00; 8
dozen Woman's calf shoes, warranted waterproof, at $1 25; 79 pairs child's
calf shoes, solid leather tip, at 90c. and $1: 300 pairs Men's calf and buff
shoes, in button, lace aud Coug ,atsl2sto $2 00 Any of these shoes fully
worth from $1 75 to $2.00. Child's school hhoes, heel or spring heel, tip- or
plain toe, at 65c. to 75c. Call and examine, whether you wish to buy or
not. 25 cases Men's Rubber Boots at reduced prices. Men's working shoes
in a good Brogan, Creemors or a good Buff Balmoral, with solid taps, and
for the glass house trade we have a solid brogau, hob nails, clinket heels,
which cannot be beat for wear and comfort Call and see these shoes The
price will be a great inducement for you to buy. Shoemakers' supplies of
all kinds. Three brands of leather A lull stock Sht-ffiel sole leather.
Charles Simon's French kips, Levan calf, etc , etc Zinc, rubber soling,iron,
Swede iron, and all nails suitable for sho«making Shoemakers tools of all
kind. Send for our price list and see our prices.
Kubber Goods of all Kinds.
Boston, Woonsocket, Candee and Colchester Boots and Shoes at low
prices. Medium, knee and hip rubber boots. A In linn of Men's fine
dress shoes, manufactured by the leading factories ot the Eastern market,
cut from any material desired Kangaroo, Cordovan, l'orpoise, French calf,
etc, Machine, Acme anil hand welts
When visiting Butler, drop in and examine the well-known makes of
shoes which I will show you. Should you not desire a pair of these at
present, don't stay a way but call aud select for yourself a fine pair of shoes
for future footwear. I have also on hands 4 dozen of mv own make,box toe,
pegged, and fine dress shoes which will also be sold during this solo, very
cheap At all times a full stock of my own make, box too boots, loinr leg,
hand sided and hand pegged. Also the celebrated Gokt-y boot, in box or
plain toe.
This sale will Fast for six we«ks. as shout that time or two weeks pre
vious our Spring stock will begiu to arrive and the above method we have
mapped out for this special clearance sale.
Trusting you will all visit my store and secure a share of the bargains
I am offering. Boots and Shoes mad» to order.
Repairing, either in leather or rubber goods, done orr very short notice
Mail orders will receive same attention as if brought in person.
A box of fine leather pomade free on'appiication,
Yours tiuly,
JOHN BICKEL,
22 S. Main St. - - - - Butler, Pa
Go lo Africa, Young Man! i
Millionaire Huntington «aya this, not to
the colored man, but to tho white man.
lie ftttj's there nr fortunes to l<« made 0:1
the Congo, in rubber, ivory, skins, and
precious stones, and the climate on the up- i
lands is excellent. The only drawback j
about Mr. Huntington's advice is tliat he j
thinks a young man ought to take from
SIO,OOO to SIOO,OOO alttrfc with him to start
in business. Perhaps Mr. Huntington is
prepared t-> loan enterprising young men
who do not happen to have either of these
nunis about them the cash on easy term-.
Brick Paving.
A well-known and extensive brick mak
er of our city says the new style of paving
is smooth, durable and cheaply and readily
repaired.
A number of our cities have tried it. and
all have found it entirely satisfactory.
Milwaukee, which has long been lauiotts
for its lino quality of brick, has several
streets paved in this new way, aud all are
said to wear well and to be equal to those
of any material for comfort and conven
ience.— Indianapolis A 'nr.*.
You may coat, you may sugar the piil as
you will,
But the taste of the quinine will hang
round it still.
—The man who is 100 hopelessly help- ;
less and dismally dumb to do anything in
this world, has one resource left. He can
turn critic.
—ls the woman who goes to church to '
exhibit her seal-kin sacque religious?
—Why is it that some people get judged
out on a foul anil some get judged iu on a
fowl.
—The lawyers in a caso are like a pair ;
of shears. They never cut themselves j
but what is between.
Don't turn tip your nose
At poorer people with plainer clothes. ;
—The sick man wants a constitutional ;
amendment.
—Tho profane man never should boast j
that he is as good as his word.
—A man can hardly be expected to foot '
a bill without a litLle kicking about it. j
—The real estate man wants the earth, i
and usually has some ground for such a •
desire. )
—The man who thinks quick and speaks j
slow will be very apt to get along in Uie
world safely.
—The man who picks up a wire on the j
street is v ry likely to get hold of some [
thing tlint will cure him of the grip.
—A mail is very like a buckwheat ea!.e !
in this weather. llu i - disinclined Lo ri<e. |
and when he does is sour and heavy.
North Dakota has perhaps the most i
picturesque am! poetical name... it is;
known as the l-'lickcr Tail State.
—One thousand wild geese ! ),,r i
chased at Palmyra, Mo., tho other day by |
a Hannibal firm engaged in the poultry ;
trade
A I'liiladelphia doctor, who i.- hint ;
self suffering from the "grippe," says j
then; is no specific cure for the disease, |
owing to its changeable character.
A man can stand it to have a I rightful ;
picture alleged to In- his appear in a news
p.per. because there are few men except j
those of the dude species who care very
111 eh about beauty of person, but how a
woman, proud of her beautiful face, and
particularly proud of her beautiful nose,
can see the latter printed among "a bevy
ot beauties" as if it was a blotch of ink or
j the sprouted end of a potato, without in
I dieting the publisher for a mean and
| malicious libel, is what we cannot under
' stand.
Irf you are in Doubt
What to get lor Christmas
[ pren'iit.", 3 on should come to
join opening of HOLIDAY
i GOODS, this week. We have
j sucli au immense line of beau
liful things, suitable for all
ayes, you onnoi fail to be
suited.
Prices the lowest, qunlity
the he.-t.
J. H. Douglass.
FOR BALE,
IIE6ISTERED BF;RKSHIR£S.
The prize winning Berkshire
Boar, TOM DODDS, 18.403.
Ueason for selling, cannot use
lender in herd. Also, extra
uooij fall pigs, either sex. sired
i.» Tmii l'odds f'edigrees
; given w itli every sale and guar
anteed as represented or money
reiunded Address,
J. PARK HAYS.
Prospect, Pa
Noisette's
DISCOVERY AKD TRAINING METHOD
; :i s;»i*c of imitatior.* which mix* tho
i ? '.•••! . 1 prao*!c»il rrn-ilta of tho Orifrionl, in of
j tin- k »•> -i-i »:i. <n*pr.-s« :ita: ■ r.« by unv.i.ut woultf-bo
, »■< • .•>?•«! ic npiteof "ban<* attempts to rob" liira
; « fr f Üb<»r« ( (iUl of which <lern<>n»tratH the
• " ■ » v:;nri«»nty a«J popularity of bin teaching).
P.- • i* i il-'.* Art "! S r ForjcMtiiiff is n*« '»ifiiir.»*a
. • l> ;fj IX» i». ;»hcr A ur. marking: mi Epoch in
*.!' , • v ':ilr:r.». II Fr"K{M>ctnii(ri'.nt |m«i>,!rHt)fivM
.i . t ; in ni! <.f th« ffhtlie who have aot*
jJi • • '• •! hi- S/ ;n i.y • i-rn bponrionc*, rdi'twing
I t. t !« >, ■ e .n >■ i oi. »/ while b> mj ntudinl, vol
In/' that at-1/ f».kcan Irarrwd in a
i .< '/•#{/, i.'iii" tcnwi-riny ike. ForProspectua,
Tpn?r. Mid i:n«>t;inl* ndrln'ii*
»I of. A IsOl -I 'l IF, 237 i iuu Avenue,N.Y
i
U WAWTJBID
s\ i, K IV
j r»» canvass for.tlie salt* of Nursery Stork. A full
j line <»i leading hpri'faltic.H. Salary and expen-
J SI-H DM!:! to sn' - i -•"fill No Kxpericiice
; »•»■(•( s; \\ nle lor Icin.s. statlmr age.
[Mention this paper j v. 1. UOOTiIHY
Nurseryman. Ka». r - I'aric.
Koclie atcr. N. Y.
I
-
I \VO < lion K SI IIOOI.S.
BROOKE HALL,
; Pot Girls and Younq Ladies.
jShortlidge Media
Academy,
For doys and Younfj Men,
S WITHIN C.SHORTLIDSE. A J
(HAKVAUI) (JUADI'ATK.)
MKIMA, I'A.. (Nrur Philadelphia.)
! LUMIiER IS ADVANCING
Saw Mills. Steam Engines.
Shingle Mills, Hay Presses, &c.
if you v „t a I'*IUST-U.A>S SAW MILL,
stiul for ('atHioj{i!e and .* pert ill price to Intro
duce in your .section to
A. it hliljl IUK CO. (Ltd.) YOlik. PA.
nutr.-s^'ig'.
DOLLARS
NOW FOR 8(1 CENTS.
THIS is what our sale means in allowing Twenty Per
Cent Cash Discount from regular prices of All Over
coats. We are determined to dispose ol them, and
therefore eflVr this extraordinary inducement:
£MO Ovctcoats now $24 sls Overcoats now £l2
$25 ( 4 v«'i coats now S2O $lO Overcoats now §8
£2O Overcoats now £lO S ; "» Overcoats now $1
All intermediate prkes comparatively the Extra ii<».id
values in Men's, Boys' and Children's Suits, Ilats and Caps;
also Knit Jackets, Gloves, Underwear, Silk Mufflers, &c.
Big reduction in Fur and Plush Caps.
STRffIIGM JOSEPH
CLOTHIERS TAILORS AND HATTERS,
tft-199 FBPEQML ST. siLJuKGaHA't'.
The Great American HOG is Coming.
The Great American HOG
is Coming.
A Merry Christmas to All.
Merry Christmas! comes a^ain,
Peace on earth, good will to meDl
Hound the world the chorus ring.
Let all hearts rejoice and sing.
Which you will certainly do if you are wise enough to
buy your Christmas Gifts ol* mi. 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,
tfcc, <fcc, <fcc
At the very lowest prices.
J-R-G=R=E=l—B=,
No. 10 South Main St, 'Sign of ELECTRIC BILL),
BUTLER, PA.
i>„ ■37 , .a=».A.:E»3K£,
LEAdING
ILLDIERY HOUSE
Special Mourning Hats and Bonnets, Crapes
and NUDS Veiling always ready for use.
rs T o- 18. South Main Street* * ~ ■ lil F rrJili« I*
m* i A SOLID——
STEEL FENCE!
EXPANDED METAL
SOMETHING NEW
"L»~ RESIDENCES. CHURCHFS. CEMF-TE»«ES. FARMS
G**OENS Gate* ArN>r«., \\ imlow Guard*, Trcllis«A
Fireproof rLAHTKIUXf) 1.4T11, DOOR JHATS,
Xc. Write for Illustrated Catalogue- maileu free
CENTRAL EXPANDED METAL CO
_ 11H M wler St., l'illsliur;'li, l*st.
wdnarb Ben keep iU Give neiuc of th: j Davcr
STEEL
The cheapest atid ce:it*§* Fot.re for aronnd
Lawn®, School Km*, Poultry Y«rd« t Gardens,
Farm*, ete. %Uo manufacturer- .»f L:*rht aad Heavy
Iron Fencing, Cre»tin*r. Stable Fittings, Fire
Shatters, Fire Escape* of different d«aiga«, andai*
kinds of IRON AN I) WIRE WOKX.j
TAYLOR & DEAN,
203 and 205 Market Street. - PITTSBURGH, PA.
WUfBCOaCWwCK. . Onroflhr P||(*P
n> nun-* MKXt. T " B»TTFI>I|P m
MILES iPIaWM * ™ g
I thf Hnrlil. mcfiillsai«
I ' •«%<! to introduce our
Kl Jf Byp" [to ONE rcasON in *»rh locality,
H H H L-- as abort. 0»ly tho«« who «rnw
' - ■ nHKC I " u> kt once ran make aur* at
T H th« rhUM'AU jou have to do In
F I Ifco— <»ha csll—yuur DeitrUbuff
fc» ■ and th<*« around yoa. Tb« b*.
AYI inning of this *dTerti««meDt
Ifimn-W Ibowi ih« •mall end of the tela
.K,ot th , aftltth pert of itlbulk. It U • r"><l. double Kit Ul.-
2U!5.M loe.rrr W. ~11 .I*. .how TOO bow T.,J
acofte.aa tar* a<| tl) S]Otilir at leant. from the atart.with-
Mifflin Street Livery.
W. G. BIEHL, Prop : r.
One square west of Main St., on
Mifflin St. All good, safe horses;
new buggies and carriages. Landaus
for weddings and funerals. Open
day and night. Telephone No. 24.
Hotels and Depots,
VV S. Gregg is now running a lino
of carriages between the hotels and
depots of the town.
Charges reasonable. Telephout#
No. 17, or leave orders at Hotel
Vogeley.
Good Livery in Connection.
New Livery Stable.
s J
New Stock,
New Rigs.
—OPEN DAY AND NIGHT—
Horses fed and boarded.
PETER KRAMER, Prop'r
39, W Jefferson St, IJutler, Pa.
WE F Miller.
Manufacturer of
Stair Hails,
Balusters
and Newel-posts.
All kinds of wood-turning dune to order, also
Decorated and Carved wood-work, sucli as
Casing, Corner blocks, Panels anil all kinds of
fancy wood-work lor Inside decoration of
bouses.
CALL AND SEE SAMPI.KS.
Something new and attractive. Also
FURMITURK
at iowest'eash prices.
Store at No. 40, N. Main street.
Factory at No. r.;>, N, Washington btreet.
BUTt.KIi. PKNNA.
DIAMOND
LAUNDRY,
East Diamond - - Butler, Pa.
FIRST CLASS LAIMHIY \VO«K IS AH
BRANCHES. I.A(K CT'RTAINS A
SPECIALTY. ALSO, CLEAN
tso, DYKINU AMI CAII
PKT C'LKANIKfi.
(roods collected and delivered
in all parts of the town.
ANDREWS & SHUTTLEWORTH,
|
PROPRIETORS.
SALESMEN
WANTED
to canvas r«.r tho sale of Nursery stock: Steady ]
employment guaranteed. Salary ami CX|H IIM S
paid to successful men. Apply at once ■ t n111•
ace. Mention lit Is piper.
(MASK ISKoTIIEItH COMPANY.
I!o"hester. N. Y.
f* J llllpay Mils to our F.alcsmen. OI'TKIT
lIIIFISEK. Can start you at once, send
UIU Uror terms to
.1. Als lIN s|| A\\ N u r»• t> m .11.. :: .1111 t'l . Nt
TJEE
"-~ J-' ■'
■jMikkiMrM • ■ '
f»: I .. .•
Advn.iise it» 'ho OiTtxEv,
! FASHION EMPORIUM
A hew supjih of goods suitable (or holiday presents has
just been opened. All the i.ew patterns in \eiling, regular
beautiliers; newest neckwear and beads, handkerehiefs.nmftlers,
mitts, glove 3, hosiery, infants knit gmds. Chinchilla nnd wool
fascinator.*, lovely In ad diess; s. l.l;u i .-ilk caps lor old Indies,
Childrens silk, plush and ca-hniciv e;ij s. new hat.', new' bon
nets, new styles for dresses, fane\ silks li r fancy work and
dress tiimmings The .lenm-ss-Milh-T fi\ies are shown insnr
passed for grace and eomlort-
Apprentices are taken lur six or nin - months term,accord
ing to wish, and a thorough, practical knowledge of millinery
or die.-s making, cutting and fitting is »iven.
Ordeis are token lor an) kind ol hair work
Miss M. H. Gilkey,
NO.«a S. MAIIN ST, lU'TLER, PA
| OPPOSITE 1\ 0.
The Great American
HOG is Coming.
-
The Great
#
American
HOG
Is Coming.
Alex. Borland,
BOOT & Ml IHItKFR
SI'KINGDAI.K, Next Door to W'ullcr'-
l>ecil attention to of all
kindN.
I
UKt SHORE HORSERIIS.
KlilK. PA.
All 'dock friiaraiitccd to l»- in ftiKxl con
dition when delivered.
We replace all trees that fail to
REKEKENCE.S IN ltt'TliElJ:
J. F. Ijowrv, W. T. Meehling, James
Shnnor, Jr.. .1. K. Forsvthe, Cleo. Hhaifner,
Walker, Esq., Fcrd Reiber, Esq. nnd D.
L. < 'lceland.
G. F. KING, AGT.
EITENMILLEU HOUSE, I'CTLK H, PA.
!'! I LITf f\ SAI-SMUN to sell Nursery
|||l|||L|| SUH-k. All CoodH Warranted
TV Mil I 111 II IJ> l-< LANS. I'ennalient
■■ *»ll ILU pleasant, profitable |K>sltloiis
for the rliflit. men C"<>d sidnrles and exnenses
paid ue,-kl> Liberal Indui i incnls to be Kin
neiH. No previous experience necessary. *> : H
lit. tree. Write for terms. k'i vl "iT
Cll vltl i s ll <ll \SK. Nitrw-rynian. Itocliestcr,
N. Mention tills paper.
n.o. 11. ■ I. . • i i- v ,ii.it.
tn l ■' I Sr ii i,r 5 ..'. |,«tiotnCen
•-« •< una i ,
POSITION OFFERED.
If JIM arc in need of:» JVVKI paying position
ami think you have the (juulitiefi of a good
.ilesinuu, yon will do will to write ua at
nun. We will pay good loinniis; ion or
' salary and expeimca to a good man. The
I position we offer is a permanent one. Ad
' dnv-is nl once,
SKLOVKIt .t ATUooli
! Nurserymen, Ronova, N. Y
! BARGAINS
IN
| Wall Paper.
For the next sixty Ways we
will ofter Imrga ins in all our
gilt and embossed wall paper*,
in order to reduce atock and
make room l'or Holiday (Joodn,
J. H. Douglass,
Near Postiflke, Butler, Pa