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• POLITICAL.
WE are authorised to announce the fol
lowing gentlemen aa candidates for the
under which their names appear,
subject to the Republican primary of But
ler county, on
Saturday, May 24th, 1890.
FOR CONGRESS.
NKWTOX BLACK,
Of Butler.
FOR ASBEMBLY.
CAPT. B Itwiir Booos,
Of Zelienople.
JOSEPH THOHAS, JR.,
Of Kama City. _
AJTDRRW 0. WILLIAMS,
Of Butler.
JOFUH M. THOMPSON,
Of Brady Twp.
FOR SHERIFF.
JL 0. OAKPBKLL.
Of Oakland Twp.
W. B. Donna,
Of Muddycreek Twp.
* W. M. BROWN,
Of Forward Twp.
FOR PBOTHONOTARY.
JAKBI H. GIBSON,
Of Washington Twp.
JOHN Q. BIPPCS,
Of Oakland Twp.
FOB REGISTER <fc RECORDER.
_J. P. DAVIS,
Of Brady Twp.
D. E. DALI,
Of Butler.
H. A. Aim,
Of Butler.
JOE* FIKDLBT,
Of Butler.
FOR TREASURER.
JAMMM B. WILSON,
Of Centreville.
JOB* T. MARTIN,
Oi Buffalo Twp.
FOR CLERK OF COURTS.
JOSBPH CRIBWILL,
Of Butler Twp.
If . H. CAHFBIU,
Of Concord Twp.
"W. 0. FINDLIT,
Of Butler, (formerly of Clay Twp.)
FOB COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
WILLIAM W. BRANDO*,
Of Connoquenessing Twp.
L 8. F. DKWOLFB,
Of Slipperyrock Twp.
J. B. CUNNINGHAM,
Of Clinton Twp.
JAR. STBPHRfhoN,
Of Summit Twp.
ISAAC H. CHRISTIE,
Of Concord Twp.
J. C. KISKADDON,
Of Allegeny Twp.
8. W. MOCOLLOCGH,
Of Fairview Twp.
OKA BUS F. SMITH,
Of Buffalo Twp.
B. S. HINDMAIT,
Of Cherry Twp.
A. D. WIRR,
Of Butler.
FRUKRICK EBBRT,
Of Clinton Twp.
BAKVXL T. MARSHALL,
Of Butler.
FOB DBLBGATES TO THE STATE
CONTENTION.
A. L. TIMBLIN,
Of Fairview Boro.
IT. H. BITTER,
Ot Butler.
8. D. BILL,
Of Milleratown.
LRYI M. WISR,
Of Butler.
JOKK DINDINOBR,
Of Zelienople.
JL Lively Oay In Butler.
Monday was a lively day in Butler—
what, with the persons coming to Court,
the members of the two committees, and
the candidates, all the trains arriving in
town that morning, were crowded, and
that afternoon the friendliest set Of men
you ever saw assembled in the corridors of
the Court House.
The aotibn of the County Committee in
fjdng the primary for Saturday, May 24th,
ia satisfactory. A number of the candi
dates hare already declared themsolves,
and the canvass has fairly begun.
With the raising of the salary of the Co.
Commissioners to $3.50 a day, all the
offioes in the Court House are now worth
having. The three best are those of
Sheriff, Register <k Recorder and Prothon
etary, and the poorest that of Clerk of
Courts.
These offices are the free gifts of the
feople of the county, whose servants the
•iAoers are, and it is the right as well as
the duty of the people to see that honor
able, capable and deserving men are elect -
ed to fill them. To this end each voter
ahonld weigh the merits and claims of each
candidate carefully, and the candidates
themselves should treat their competitors
*—- AHIIT- If you know of defects in the
eharsoteKHr record of an opponeut let
aemebody else tell them.
For the legislative and representative
the men selected should not only be
capable, but they should be thoso willing
to put personal interests aside and look to
the interests of the whole community.
The men who make the laws should be
ef as good judgment and as fully informed
. as those who execute them, and the man
who serves the people best is the one who
ahonld be promoted.
AT Des Moines, lowa, Tuesday, Wm.
B. Allison was re-eleoted to the IL 8.
Senate.
THE County Auditor's Report appears
fa ear columns this week. It came in
late and we have no time for extended com
ment, but a glance at the nummary will
show you that there are twenty thousand
dollars in the treasury, and that if ail Uw
moneys due the county were collected and
all its debta paid, there w-ould be over five
thousand more in the treasury. In other
the ooonty is $23,000, ahead.
Meeting of the Republican Co.
Committee.
The Committee met in Carpenter*' Hall,
Butler, at 11 a. m. with about thirty mem
bers present. A few of the members did
not arrive in Butler in time, and a few did
not notice that the time of meeting had
been changed from Ip. m. to 11 a. m; a
change that had been made on account of
Court meeting at 1 p. m.
Chairman Bell called the meeting to or
der, Levi M. "Wise, Esq., acted as Secreta
ry, and the following business was trans
acted. On motion of P. W. Lowry, Esq.,
the time for the primary was fixed for Sat
urday, May 24th. between the hours of 1
and 7 p. ui., the Return Judges to meet in
Butler on the following Monday, time and
place not mentioned, carried unanimously.
Mr. Ensminger made a motion to the ef
fect that the primary tickets should be so
printed that the Republicans of the county
should have an opportunity to manifest
their choice for -Governor. This motion
was discussed, voted upon and lost.
A committee consisting of Messrs. Cald
well (Chairman), Lowry and Robinson
was appointed to see about securing an
other election district for Parker twp »
Morgan's store being mentioned as the
place for voting.
The meeting was short and harmonius,
the Committee was in session but half an
hour and no dissatisfaction is expressed
with the proceeding, though the idea of
printing our primary election tickets in
such a manner as to give the party a
chance to express itself on Governor and
U. S. Senator; is one that Will probably
grow in favor.
NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.
A young lady of Tarentum is very fond
of onions, but as she is good looking, amia
ble and popular, she understands her duty
to society too well to indulge iiv the savory
but odoriferous root. Every now and
then, however, her appetite gets too much
for her and she goes on a regular onion
drunk, so to speak, eating a dozen or two
oftho tear-drawing vegetables. On such
occasions she retires to her room a day or
two and is dead to the world and her best
young man until her breath is again com
petent to appear in good society.
Warren, Pa., elected two ladies school
directors at the late election. Reports do
not say what tickets they ran upon, but if
the 104 plurality for Harrison in 1888 is
any indication, we rather guess it was on
the Republican ticket.
It is told of a Carbon County man that
he has worn the same hat for twenty
three years, and he says it has come into
style nineteen times.
Nathan Brown, of Emlenton, in step
ping off a Yalley train at Poxburg one day
last week, fell under the car> which passed
over his right leg at the ankle and other
wise injured him.
The steamer IT. If. O'Jieill, of Pitts
burgh, is en route to New Orleans with a
tow 775 feet long. It comprises 12 deep
coal boats, 10 barges and 7 fuel flats, to
gether containing over 750,000 tons of
coal. The width of the tow is 260 feet.
The County Auditors of Clearfield county,
have created considerable excitement in
official circles by surcharging tbo county
Commissioners the sum of $725,11, divided
as follows: G. I. Thompson, $246,77; Jas.
Savage, $274,07; Jacob Mock, $204,27. The
auditors insist that the amount was im
properly paid to the Sheriff, Prothonotary,
court reporter, District Attorney and
other officers. ThfJ Commissioners publish
a statement saying that the amount sur
charged was paid on bills approved by
the Court or the attorney for tho county.
There will be some lively times before the
affair is adjusted.
A Berks county school teacher has hit
upon a novel idea in teaching. He liter
ally pounds knowledge into the pupils.
The other day he gave a girl four words to
spell, and when she failed to do so he
spelled them on her back with a rattan —
that is, for each letter, as he pronounced
it, he gave her a cut. The friends of the
girl should have taken the teacher out and
spelled a few words on his back. They could
have cut on his cuticle "multitudiuous
ness," "hydrocephalus," "incomprehensi
bility," and a dozen or so other lengthy
words, and taught him a lesson he would
never havo forgotten.
There is one Berks county farmer who
has settled the tramp question to his
satisfaction. A few days ago two tramps
appeared at his house and begged for
something to eat. They were offered food
provided they would cut a pile of wood
first. Now you might just as well ask a
tramp to take a bath as to cut wood, and
the gentlemen of the road were highly in
dignant at the request, so much so that
they became abusive and one of them
drow a revolver. Then up rose the sturdy
farmer and with a club he lambasted the
two tramps until they yelled for mercy,
and to wind up a good day's work he took
them before a Justice of the Peace, who
sent them to jail for trial. This is the
easiest solution of the tramp question, but
tho great difficulty is that the farmer is
not always around, and tho tramp intimi
dates the women folks into giving him
whatever he wants.
Porters ville.
Mrs. Mark Glenn is gaining health and
strength slowly.
Miss Lizzie Lambert, of Butler, is visit
ing friends in this section.
Miss McCafferty, of New Castle, was the
guest of Miss Sadie Heberling last week.
Miss Violet and Mary Lehman left for a
sojourn at Brighton recently.
Mrs. Will Wilson has returned from a
visit to her parents at Baltimore, Md.
The postmaster at one of our neighbor
boring offices visited our town recently,
and bought ten cent's worth of two cent
stamps. They were out of stamps there
and the dime's worth were to do until he
would order some nice red ones.
Frank Kinsey visited his brother, AV ill
who is teaching school near Evans City,
last week.
Newton aud Ed. Humphrey are homo
from Grovo City on their spring vacation.
Bert McDonald was home from the Slip
peryrock Normal over Sabbath.
John Cleland and family of Ontario, Ca
nada. are the guests of his father, William
Cleland. It is 9 years since he was home
the last time.
Rev. Shields preached for the Presby
terians Sabbath. He was well liked by
tbose that heard him and an effort will be
made to secure him as a regular pastor.
A visitation of the grippe caused Sue
Glenn to close her school last week.
Robt. Kennedy left for Sharon on Satur
day. Success to you, Rob.
Frank Covert's sporting nag died lasl
week. Surprise at the open winter is sup
posed to be the cause.
S. T. Okeson has sold his stock of con
fectionary to A. S. Marshall and has fitted
tho room up for a show room for furniture.
Kd. Laderer, A. S. Marshall and Hal
lleberliug were at Butler on business on
Monday. V ITA.
THK Auditor's have, this year, Itemized
the Commonwealth account, as some ir
regularities occurred in that accouut dur
ing the past year, and the report will satisfy
all reasonable curiosity.
TUB nomination* of Qev r T. Oliver and
Dr. Denny, to be SujWfjjiOM of Caflsus for
the Allegheny county districts were .cop.
firmed by the Senate.
,-r f Chicago man brought suit for di
vorce against )jig wife because she worked
up nine spoiled eggep i'l the pastry. Great
Scott! Wasn't one enough;
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Mt. Chestnut Items
The measles have succeeded the grippe
epidemic in this vicinity.
The Hill and Ridge schools have been
reduced to less than one third of their us
ual attendance by sickness.
E. A. Watson, who has been in the store
business at Isle intends returning in a few
weeks.
Calvin Stephenson who had his right
leg broken five or six weeks ago, is now
able to walk around with tbo aid of his
crutches.
Miss Stella Shannon has returned from
Sbarpsburg. where she has been in the
employ of the Garment Cutter Co.
Miss Annie BaruUart has gone to New-
Castle to learn the dressmaking.
The funeral of Charley Hawk last Tues
dav, was largelv attended. The remains
were interred in the burying grounds of
St. John's Church, near Buttercup I'. O.
HKTRKi.
A "Slick Un" Killed.
That was a quickly settled affair in Kan
sas last Saturday.
Just before the bank at Valley rails
closed that evening, a stranger, looking
like a farmer and 'with his throat muffled,
presented a check for payment, and with
tho cashier's permission took a scat behind
the railing to warn himself. He occupied
his seat (jpietly until the cashier went into
the vault, and when the cashier turned to
come out he pointed two revolvers at him,
demanded SIO,OOO, and threatened to close
the vault doors, which meant suffocation
for the cashier. The cashier handed him
$2,800, all the money in tho cash drawer,
which the robber pocketed and after lock
ing the doors departed 3nt he forget to
removo the key of the front door, and the
cashier got out an d telegraphed the rob
bery in all directions. At Meridian, a few
miles distant, just as tho operator finish
ed reading a description of the robber, he
looked up and the man was standing be
fore him, inquiring regarding the hotels
and trains. The man went to a hotel and
the operator notilied the police, who had
the man called during the night, and when
he resisted shot him down. The money
was found on his person, and the Coroner s
jury exonerated the officers.
The Influenza Fiend.
(BY WILLIE T. M'CANDLESS OK PROSPECT.)
I thought the Grippe was nothing but
A little cough or sneeze
And every little cold I'd get.
Me, of the Grippe they'd tease.
At last old Grippe got hold of me,
And held me fearful tight.
He got me in his clutches, and,
He held mo over night.
We tried all kinds of medicine,
To make old Grippe let loose.
But he had a firm hold of me,
And held on like the Deuce.
I'll tell you what he's got a grip.
I tell you what its true,
And if he once gets hold of you,
You'll wish it was not you.
Old Grippe he is no fool either,
And he does his work right,
For when he once gets hold of you,
lie holds on with his might.
Old Grippe is a patient fellow,
And takes them as he goes.
I hope to mercy when he's through,
He'll sink into repose.
DEATHS
MEEIAKD —At Mercer, Pa.. Friday. Feb.
28, 'OO, of typhoid fever. Mrs. Julia Me
hard.
KENNEDY—On Thursday morning, Feb.
27, '9O, at her home in Pittsburg, Mary,
youngest daughter of Charles and Mar
garet Kennedy, in her 20th year.
SEATON—At her home in Marion twp.
Friday, Feb. 28. 1890, wife of John Sea
ton, aged about 35 years.
MUSSEIt —At her home in Muddycreek
twp., Wednesday, Feb. 19, '9O, Christi
na. wife of Jacob Musser, aged 42 years,
4 mos. and 5 days.
Mrs. Musser had been in poor health for
some years, but her death tegs hastened
by the grippe. She was a daughter of Ja.
cob Young, dee'd, of Beaver Co.
GARDNER—At his home in Worth twp.,
Thursday, Feb. 27, 1890, Lewis Gardner,
aged about twenty years.
The young man had the grippe, aud go
ing out too soon took a colu which settled
on his lungs and caused his death.
FRANK —At his homfl in Butler, Wednes
d>ty, March oth, 1890, Alex. Frank, aged
20 years.
Scrofula
Probably no form of disease is so generally dis
tributed among our whole population as scrofula.
Almost every individual has this latent poison
coursing his veins. Tho terrible sufferings en
dured by those afflicted with scrofulpos sores
cannot be understood by others, and their grati
tude on finding a remedy that cures them, aston
ishes a well person. The wonderful power of
Hood's Sarsaparilla
In eradicating every form of Scrofula has so
clearly and fully demonstrated that it leaves no
doubt that it is the greatest medical discovery of
this generation. It is made by C. I. HOOD A CO..
Lowell, Mass., and is sold by all druggists.
100 Doses One Dollar
RAILROAD TIME TABLES.
WEST PENN B. R.
On and after Monday, Nov. 13, 1889, train
will leave Butler as follows:
MARKET at 6:10 a.m., arriving at Alleghe
ny at 9:10 a. m.; connects east for lilairsville
with Day Express, arriving at Philadelphia
at 7 p.m.
EXPRESS at 8:30 a. m., arriving at Alleghe
ny at 10:35 a. m.; does not connect for the
east, but connects with A. V. R. R. north
and south.
MAIL at 2:35 p. n>., and goes through to
Allegheny, arriving there at 4:40 p. m.; con
nects east for Philadelphia.
ACCOMMODATION at S:OU p, m., and con
nects at the Junction with Freeport Accom
modation, arriving at Allegheny at 7:25 p
ui., and connects east as far as Apollo.
Trains connecting for Uutler leave Alleghe
ny at 8:20 a.m., 3:15 p. ui. and 5:45 p. m.
Trains arrive at Butler at 10:30 a. m. and
5:00 and 7:50 p. m.
PITTSBURG, BHENANGO Si LAKE ERIE R. R
Corrected to fast lime.
Traius leave Butler for Greeuville at 5:40
and 10:30 a. m. aud 5:00 p. m,
Trains leaving the P. iW. depot in Al
legheny at 7:40, aud the West I'euu depot at
8:20 a, m, aud 3:15 p. m. connect at Butler
with trains North on this road.
Trains arrive at Butler !rei3 Gree uville at
10:10 a, in. and 2:25 and 0:32 p. a:; the 10:10
connects with the I'. & W. to A llegheny and
the 2:25 with the West Peun.
Train* leave Milliards at 7:45 a. m. and 12:
00 m. slow time, connect for Butler, aud the
5 p in, train from Butler nonuecrs at Branch
ton for Milliards.
No Sunday traius. Passengers with tick
ets will be carried on the local freight that
leaves the P. W. June, at 1:15 p. ra. but
uotou tne other freight trains.
The 5:40 a. in. train from Butler connects
at Osgood with traius on the 3. 4 M. 8.,
arriving at Cleveland 10:40 a. ui., Chicago
9:10 p. in., Erie 11:28 a. in., Buffalo 2:35 p.
m., and at Mercer with \V. N. Y. Jc P.,
arriving at New Castle at 9:05 a. m.
The 10:30 a. m. train from Butler connects
%t Mercer with trains on the W. N. Y. & P.,
arriyijig at Frankliu at 2:00 p. in. and Oil
City ai ai 2.10 p. i/i., and at Sheuango with
the N, Y, I'. A. P Ijif Jauie>town,
Buffalo, Olean aud ijey Jork also at
Osgood for Oil City.
The 5:01) p. ni. train connects fit Mercer for
| New Castle, aud at Sheuuugo for Meadville
j and Sharon.
Annual Statement of the Receipts and Expenditures cf Butler!
Couuty for the Year 1889.
Amounts Collected and Due from collectors —county Tax.
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year DISTRICTS. , COLLECTOR. ~ £j j
18S5Harmony boro Cf £ S D h^ r * 75 00 375 21 64
| 1856 Brady twp Uj '°hn Staff _4 ■
Batlerboro L " 25 00 " " 132 38 03
g" 1 '" tw P -i W Moore 123 <*' 312 047 60 01
1887 Brady - OPCaZbeli "J! 30 49 24 50
civ - ?eff BEJT.;* * 27 m «*>
c! e irfirid':~:;::::fCMcßride »«,
& imte.::::::::::::::. 'SS 884 \tft
Franklin! JB Stevenson 3o ,9 88' 194
\lerrer ..A Currie '33 59 j , 03
Parker : J M Sbira 10 00 53
Summit Jftcob Reott. | 47 21 249
Butler O W Zeigler I 109 18,112 96 040
Mi Hers town " E Hough ' 3.'
Petrolia " M Daly 30 00 1 * 10 86
188S Adams twp.. ..!!::::!!!:;c b i^ io 525 00 »« 27 nis
Allegheny!! J J Jolly ft* »S 75 03 30 16
8uf1a10..... M Kelly 108 « 603 57 j
83? .ftssfc.—= 38 r !*S 2-o3;
Cherry Jos Kenenhan 501 4< 63 13 27 86,
pi„_ Ij M Thompson 446 28 23 25 23 41' 279 20
Clearfield"!!!!!!! |T P Mcßride 1-5 00 658 107 88
p_ n » re C Johnston -00 00 31 59 10 53 160 3i
Donegal.!!!! |John Ritzart 60 00 316 12 24
Franklin iJ ® Stevenson 300 00 893 15 79| 64 46
Fairview * J J Campbell 421 42 44 81 22 1®:
Forward A Dumbaugh 96 21 515 506
Jackson M Lindsey 74 09 27 44 390
La,oas"er:::::::::::: icerme/ «34
Middlesex i?S r Tf y Cooper ,ii 1 105 fi tl n
Muddycreek J S Myers 124 00 653 206 6
M.rcer | A Carrie 202 ,b 13 83 219 91
Marion" N Mortland 28 85 708 1 52j
Oakland ]J M Robb 50 00 44 90 263 i 4 <4
Parker /.V.'... ..' ". U M Shira 233 82 13 65 11 75
fYnn L B Dodds 80 00! 421 25 05
Slinneryrock Josiah Adams 455 76 29 08 ;23 99
SummU . "...1... Jacob Reott 713 87 47 49 37 57
Venango „...jJos Kakin 435 00 92 22 ; 22 89 143 58
Washington 'Herman Seaton 296 00 ; 99 58 15
Worth ...!G R Taylor 95 63
Butler boro R C McAboy 499 ,0 43 41 2b 38
Centreville |W Henry Wilson 14 8,3 608 78
BESS" «:z.zz:°™*—::zz:zzz \£
Harmony " ~..jA H Wilson 139 7, 23 39 , 3<>
iISSSK » —|M
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Prnenert " Reuben Shaner !•*' $ n 11 65 10 41
iportennrille " J H Kinsey 130 57 366 6 87 1
Su°nbTry 11 " ! ~|W H Tinker 65 83 346
Zelienople '« A- Phillips 308 91 19 96 16 24
Total *lO 290 02 1 185 76,624 87 2 183 29
Amounts Collected and Due from Collectors—State Tax.
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DISTRICTS. COLLECTORS. "K ~ f f
: P* g • •
1887 Cherry twp OP Campbell $ 50 01 J 2 63
Ppntre W Palhemus 10 82 by
Franklin".. J B Stevenson 79
Mereer A. Currie 9 80 o2
Bntler boro G W Zeigler 148 58 783
Millerstown " E Hough ! b46 34
Petrolii " ; M Daley la 00 /9» 308
- 1 08
Ze"enople S " \K W Phi Hips 950 60
1888 Adams twp C B Irvine 16 8o 53 8J
\lleeheny J J Jolly it ' y 180 b -
Brady TJ Badger 16 00 84
fi av J M Thompson 53 72 2 83:
>Clearfieid"!!.. IT P Mcßride 84 37
pfc-- 26 78 141 1395
\ enaneo JOS ,
Washington ; j^ e « m r? n ,® eaton 14
Worth GK Taylor „ r . 43 14
Centreville boro W Henry Wilson 9 60
Fairview " s si "71
Harmony " A H Wilson
l!rS ",r 80 43 | " « g
Sr« 2500 i«- '
Zelienople " A W Phillips -' 143
Total $637 09 sl6 66 $29 00 490 38
* Marked thus, paid off since settlement.
Amounts Collected and Due from Collectors of Co. Tax for 1889.
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DISTRICTS. COLLECTORS. t£ I | ! g I f
ij am , L McCandless $ 942 00 $34 48[ 28 89; 839 13
in kl™ J J Jolly 1 760 00 21 48 978 27 11 455 65
Allegheny M Kelly 1509 00 58 60; 14 98 34 59 238 30
S"S r ° joscnLeiv.:::::::: 1028 00 wso 3799 35701
Braiiv .". .... Thos Badger 500 00 26 85 10 20 570 41
CJintou .... McCall 1620 tH) 90 15 14 48 49 17 27 81
Counoduenesslnif 0 E Shannon i "33 00 34 75 38 58 210 93
Counoquenessing (i \v Moter 766 17 23 59 3 48, 26 17 630 25
Cherry ZjL L Stevenson.. | 855 00 26 32 1 29 21 553 63
Cranberry " ... Fred Hoehn 1545 00 80 29 369 33 29 12 47
PH„ U .Japhia McMichael 1202 70 43 11 ,37 43, 305 91
Clearfield J B McDevitt 805 00 20 14 30 28 328 52
Centre . .!»Q M 'Her 1 "25 00 41 91 232 33 43 83 58
Doiieeil ' lohn Ritzart 1225 00 43 / i 38 3/ 103 06
FWHn' A D Weitzel 630 00 28 46 16 07 775 07
Fairview .' Z. .. J M McCollough 1375 00 46 99 44 17 97 43
. Forwnrf C Cowan ' HOO 00 59 08 22 45 507 61
jS a .J E Montag 1280 00 68 74 26 12 351 5S
Jelerson Johnßame 1246 70 61 58 24 45 305 85
JacksotK .....Johnßame •••■••••• ul2 0( , 42 96 32 74 143 27
*Msddle"i V.V.V.'.V.V..■ John Bro'vn." 1716 00 40 GO 65 96 51 87
tcu/Ar 16 38 'III 452 59
SiSi —.3"* l ffiS 8S
Parker .... W A Kelly o<> 32 22 28 00 492 03
Peun ..'.'.''..'...'""-. Jas Rankin 111184 26 85 43 45 463 48
i Slinnervrock :Neyma» Christie 1154 00, 4.S 8(), 33 22 530 52
SurnmU H Baldapf 1154 00 33 83 40 44 231 20
.wTfield .".: WmD*ns,... 950 OO 51 02, 19 39 301 14
WasliinetoD Herman Seatoa i 118' 06 42
Worth VV ti McClymondf ! 1190 00 jo 64 35 13 338 l'J
Venaniro M F Higgins 570 00 16 11 lb 88 _4 3.5 5/7 66
Butler "boro." R C McAboy 4805 00 258 0b 98 06 3484 51
Centreville " J P McQuiston 314 69, 1/ 06 480 9/3
Evans Oity « i."::. ..:.:. U MeCUll-nd 234 00 998 832 99 17
*Fairview " A C Gibson H' "0 6 35 3b- 75 / -
Harmonv " A H Wilson 404 66 10 !K) 22 .0 16 94
HarrisviUe » J S Pew 182 54 9 90: 495 565 102 42
i«6 4 2 ,012 577
Prospect " ISI«> 624 641 703 7802
Portersville . J H Kiusey 80 00 434 247 124 06
Sunbury " James Pryor 101 33 550 213 90 05
•Saxouijuri; " F Bauman 400 00j 21 70 :12 3» 04<
ZeHeuoplo « Jacob Kauffman..„ , 516 70 28 01 798 15 98
toUl .$42415 75 1720 81 132 25 1229 28 16033 77
* Marked thus paid ott oince KatUoiii<.i»(,
State Tax Collected and Due from Collectors for 1889.
a g. g ! S Si
» " " 2 ?
,S: E ° «
DISTRICTS. COLLECTOH. a jig I !
' Adams .ZZ. '.......|L McCandless 111 00 596 $227 , 38 29
AHeK hen y M J Kelly """"T.-i 46 00 96 697 191 838
' Buffalo M Ke«y • , „ g?
' S:::: j ?j?o * 35-7
• c.intL i{rtth££f l :::: -38
Cherry >. L L Stevenson 4-88; 134 140
£f a a " berry Japhia ""I:j
Ceutre lohn" Ritzart" 200 00 10 74 408 21 12
A D Weitzel 27 00 145 55 55 50
; J. r ?" kl,n J M McCollough!!*! 135 79 134 30 666
£ a,rv,e 7 ,C Cowan . ... . ..!
, ? 0 l :. war<, J A Mon'w : 150 00 8 06, 306 10 36
rMlu ijoha Bame ... 1 93 82 5 04 1 191
■ r la,:il!!C ' 3 f ULe J 100 00 537 204 20 78
: ifiiSSSSr-rrr»» ?« «« ««
- S®,*""— 20 00 too II 1
I James Bailey 40 00 215 82 423
i £?!° n i; JM Robb .. . 100 01. 537 204
2» k ' BDk W A Kelly 1« 0,1 86 33 64 26
! L Rankfn 278 16 913 916
' , enu V Sevtnan ChrUt'ley . ... 65 00 34f 133 38 89
Slippery rock l"au ' 70 01, 3 76, 143
f"™™ I ', W Denny I l<i2 ™ «« 0 ! ' 4
»«»» 120 o 44 2 2 67
*iairview tIl wXn" .. 40 36 136 390 158
Harmoar jipew . -! 280 03 15 19 866
HarrisviUe |J »-F e * , 13 s8
$ £ZZ zzzzzz, 220 uj 1, 6 «i 129 «
Prospect j'w^ l 4595 tw i 41
J H Kiusey » 1 gf| %„ «
sunbury P Bauman 86 467 266 6i 78
total $4361 9<jjs2o4 25,517 29117 69 1205 78
* Marked thus paid otf wnce »eiae*ueui.
Unseated Land Account. N
~~i C i HcbOoT " : Koad Poev ~
° f £'l ? ! ill ? ! 11 ii s £
DISTRICTS. I i' | | 4 1 £ t * i £1 i"
I : Mi 1 i i :M I • h M j :
Allegheny 45 5J 35 44 » MM 45 12 27 12 72 2102 4« 2402 46
l'.utler 2 7*-'; 2 72 I «. 4. •> »• , J.
Rr&dv 7 CS i , Oi ! ||
Bntler t>«>ro 53 14 4- 1 14 4J 1 3ft ICI .5 4 t»l 300 30 330
(Union \ 9 ; J* 7 | ' a 4v. M
Ch<*rrv ..... 12 40 4i* 4 w 4 »
Centre 31 75 JL 23 18 10 » » J» 2 13 11 48 28 42 4 * »42 4ar | L
Clay j u ■* i H
Connoqnenestng 3 ... J
/'IPIRFLELD I S 4S 4S
cSSSd sai » ni >» 538 »»i»2»aiM.
DonVcal I<3 4US 231 403 -34 403 140 5 4.1 4703 27 731 F- V
FORWARD 14 12 , 14 12 8 53
Fairview "'.'.'.Y.'.l. IN> 3 6.) 360 »352 70 Y W 270 r«> UN 140 J.
Marlon ti 37 H .;•) 3st 12 45 I 4 :*) 91 70 21 '
Oakland ' 34 » 35 62 35 «2 47229 31 703 27 00! 14 60 12 61 13 MII -T *
Parker 13 20 87 75 29 UO 87 75 29 00 12 18| «80 ; 18 98 1.5 32 »00 16 32 9«)
SUMMIT :::::: ... 7.«235S cm A>IO ;» , L *» J
Penn ' A Li
Kllnnprxroex 1 Ort l"' 1 .»> 1 00 1 OO .
vinango •■ ■ ■ » LS» 50 U 4S, 30 T* 963 3 ... 12 53 1 4:> 151 3W \
WashtnKton ..._ 11 25 83 91 10 A 85 M 8« 77 54 20»77 54 2«>3*73 321 32 75 3*l F.
Worth 140 025 1 60) 625 100 00
WUIFIEID.. .. •« 70 / E
Jefferson '° 4. 4. > 15 43 »< 15 ,T, C
HarrisviUe b0r0.... 315 123 LA L(
Millerstown 1R 1* **> 1* 14 81 Cui ..
KalrveiW 7701314 20 90 13 14 20 0C M 3 *0 *1 3 23 ISO 23 1
Prospect L 75 , 1 75 V
I'etrolia „ 4 - U * •"
SaxonburK 246 i "" C
ToUl IS7 01 381 *2 197 62 211 53 4«7 51 164 .72 71 09 112 18 126 53 197 07 42 27 161 16 78 IS JJ
■ - T
Assessment and Levy lor 1890, ,
State and County Tax.
j
£ I
et a
DISTRICTS. j ? ,
I ! ; ; ii
Adams iwp * 11 $ 1 274 02
Alleeheny ij 33 1 -.4 0.
Butler V?' \ ® ■
Buffalo J"4 12 1 S;
Brady j# f
Clinton «>4 77- 1 /' 1 ol
I- '" ' 65 93 1 589 15
Centre' .".".!! ... « 1 24
rlearfiei'd..'.!!!.! M » } **
Cherrv 45 6< 1 4t>4 16
Connoqueneasing 74 1 417 26
Oranberrv . ... <7 W) 1 614 < 4
Concord .. 22 38 1 449 66
Donegal . .. 235 94 1 410 21
Fo°tard 409 05 1 689 17
Fairview 144 09 1 573 59
FankHu Z!!!!!! ,?4 50 1 449 59
leflersnn 1/1 48 1 /2b 44
Jacksrm .."!!!! 100 17 1 638 58
Lancaster 128 19 } 330 94
Marion 1 2M 08
Middlesex"!?.:. 108 79 1 875 43
Mercfr 42 bl 778 7o
Muddvcreek 40 4h 1 25.. 8o
Oakland 141 63 1 378 25
Penn 297 45 1 645 62
Parker 81 45 1 452 2o
Summit ~o 20 1 459 4<
Slipperyrock 10S 71 1 783 60
Venango 29 89, 1 204 88
Washington 131 56 1 57< 09
Winfield 1"2 17 1 321 5o
Wot th 100 53 1 608 9b
Butler boro, Ist w 162 85 1 601 99
•• " 2d w 89 83 2 152 22
« " 3d w 325 92 2 080 82
« •' 4th w 306 38 1 348 90
« •« sth w 150 20 1 461 81
Centreville boro 21 23 346 33
Evans City 4< 78 39, 341 47
Fairview " 79 79 202 69
Harmony " 47 20 4;>5
Harrisville " 303 88 305 49
Karns City *' 13 88 145 42
Millerstown 11 368 50 405 28
Prospect " 48 55 278 70
Petrolia " 41 81. 191 27
Portersville " 21 57 210 87
' Saxonburg " 162 11 440 41
Sunbury " 31 34 200 01
/.elienople " 155 16 560 .2
Total 5 962 211561 525 63
Bridge Account
J H Morrow, repairing. Moon bridge... 13 58
Joseph Rrlttaln, repairing Ilenry
BRIDGE
> Ilavld J-wkson, repairtng Kelly bridge 8 00
I John Gallagher, repairing Allen bridge 1 00
I Adam Dumbaugd. Inspecting Snyder
BRIDGE *
David Kelly, repairing Snvder bridge... 04 50
John Sproul. repairing Anandale bridge 300
George H Graham, repairing Lyman
Croup bridge 390
7 Harvey Thompson, cleaning Springdale
1 bridge 200
A .J Evans, repairing Buhl bridge. 1 00
J B Smith, repairing Croll bridge 50
Jacob Musser. repairtng FUnner bridge. 5 00
Charles Mangel, repairing Rough Kun
bridge 12 50
F Weigle, cleaning Harmony bridge 2 00
, Joseph Brown, repairing Claris bridge. 250
5 Addison Elliott, repairing Jack bridge. 200
Shaffer and seybert, inspecting Bough
Itunbrldge 4 75
2 Chas Mangel.cost before Justice Walker 12 54
Martin Marburger, repairing Winters
and Breakneck bridge 30 00
" M Fleming, stonework, Kuffner bridge 263 75
M Fleming, woodwork, KulTner bridge., 60 uo
Greer McCandless, Umber for Franklin
Koad bridge 2 36
Ktng Bridge Co, contract, Franklin Koad
bridge 57 64
Charles Fleming, work, Franklin Koad
bridge 2 OO
Bolton, tilling, Franklin Koad
bridge 50 oo
\V G GUliluna. mason work, Franklin
Koad bridge 69 20
- Samuel Allen, cleaning, Allen bridge— I 00
j Michael Fleming, Oiling. Kuffner bridge 12 00
. Isaac Meals, repairing Hoover bridge — 200
' J t Moutag, repairing Jefferson bridge. 26 »»
' P J Kelly, repairing \ enango l'p bridge 18 oo
John Stuff, repairing Evans City bridge 46 25
King Bridge Co,contract, Franklin Koad
bridge 687 36
; John Gorden. repairing Bojdstown
' bridge 18 75
> Barron and Taylor, repairing Clark
I btldge 4 5 63
A Wilcox, repairing Cranberry bridge... Is UO
I N Duncan repairing Maginnis bridge. 1 5#
; A J Evans, repairing Buhl bridge 75
• Daniel Grarat. repairing Kuffner bridge 45 oo
i L> U Sutton, repairing Glade Mill bridge 16 00
I Samuel Caldwell, repairing Thorn Creek
bridge 5 Oo
, J C Keliy, lilllng, Sarversvllle bridge — 100 w>
1 Jl' Badger, mason work, FUnner bridge 180 44
M Fleming, stone work.McMillan bridge 130 00
Jll Shanor, wood work, Flinner bridge. 90 Co
; 1' C Kelly, balance on contract, sarvers
vllle bridge 38 69
Lewis Hays, repairing Adams bridge.... 40 00
K S> ilenry. repairing \Vlck bridge 25 00
> K G Adams £ Bro, repairing Croll bridge 16 oo
I W XV Brackemldge <£ son, contract,
: Moore bridge 374 u.
• John Klchardson, plank. Wick bridge,., 68Q
' J C ileightey, repairing llays bridge S2 00
' M Shaner. repairing Eagle bridge 100
I It s Henry, repairing Kichanlson bridge 55 00
: W K Moore, repairing Moore bridge 65 00
I Johu Craver, repairing Thorn Creek
, bridge 2 00
II C sedgwlek, repairing Dudley fur
nace bridge 131 92
1 .M C Sedgwick, repairing Harper .Mill
i bridge.' .- 47 00
L'lrlc Winter, repairing Winter bridge.. 3Q «j
1. s Larimer,repairing Hoydstown bridge 13 to
Homer Duncan, repairing Klchardson
bridge 2 00
! W W Brackenridge £ Son, abutments,
Moore bridge 1208 3a
i Brltt'itn .v starr, plank, McCandless
J bridge 24 40
• Alex Bsewster, repairing Klchardson
> bridge 14 23
' Fred I'habe. repairing Gold City bridge. 700
; \V G Gllleland. abutments. Franklin
. Itoad bridge 159 92
: Johu crltchiow, repairs. McCandless
» bridge 15 uo
J. I*. Batlger, stone work, FUnner
bridge : 149 35
Taylor .t Barron, planking Glenn
bridge.'... fcl 16
Win. Hutchison, repairs, Greece City
bridge 1 UO
Philip FUnner, wood work. Filmier
bridge 70 oo
A. c. Hutchison,cleaning Sprmgdale
bridge...... 2 00
John Gordon, repairs. Kobb bridge J 50
James Hutchison, cleaning Spring
dale bridge 2 uo
Wm.Mabold.repalrs.Anaudale bridge s 00
l'.Eeiiuel £ Co..repairs.Brady bridge. 112 00
Keuben Shaner, bridge view, Brady
bridge 3 44
llarvey Cooper. repalrs.Parks bridge. TJ 00
Harvey cooper, tilling Parks bridge. 10 oo
Thomas Martin, abutments, Parks
bridge 70 22
M. Fleming, Iron. Kuffner bridge.... 1 50
t Peter .Morrison,t-ep.llrS,Brady bridjje. 250
I Total 9 6.160 2S
Printing Account.
Ziegler.t Mclvee 9 404 05
W. C. Negley 433 22
ltoblnsoir£ Carson 3SS 80
Charles t. Herr ; ....... 266 OS
Total t MM 41
Ja|l Accouuf.
S. G. Purvis 4 Co., shingles $ 11 25
Traxler & Finkleptsarl, clothing, lor ■
prisoners 1 65
Jin. Swain, wushlng, lor prisoners.. 49 21
A. J. Hutchinson, clothing, lor pris
oners § 20
Burtner A: Hull,hardware, and plumb
ing 11 35
Sydney Shoutz, plastering....... 500
J. T. Kelly, clothing, tor prisoners— 13 05
G. W. Ziegler, repairing locks, &c.... 9 ou
Geo. 11. Waiter, repairiug locks 1 oo
George Ketterer, tirrniture 16 oo
John jjlckei, shoes 2 75
Trailer s Flukclpeart, clothing— 1 no
Jell BurtheV, plumbing .: 2 so
Miller Bros , matresses .;...... II 75
Metzger & Volkwein, shoes 3 00
George Ketterer, matresses . 16 50
James Hutchiusou, cleaning under
Jail 225 i
D. J. Turner, goods 4 40
Jackson 6; Mitchell, hardware 29 00
Sehutte & O'Brien, plumbing 175
Charles Wutfy, 1-' pairs blankets 25 50
Dr. S. Graham, medical attendance.. 10s 00
O. C. liedlc, Sherlll.lst quarter board
ing prisoners...; '. ...'. 4tw 93 ■
O. (.*: Kedic, sheriff, 2d quarter board
ing prisoners '. 450 7V •
O. c. ltedlc. Sheriff, 3d quarter board
ing prlsoneis 50170
O. C. ltedlc, sheriff,itli quarter board- 1
Ing prisoners 575 34
Total... , 5 2,359 95
( onnty Account.
.4 G Williams. Notary Public # 500 ,
Enos McDonald.stationery and postage 11 54
C|iarie!, McPherii). District Attorney .. 700 '
Enoa McDonald, cost in <. ruUp case . ll ou
Jonnle McJslvain, work on duplicities 35 00 '
Frank Kobler. Notary Public. I 00
J W Brown, cost In Kiddle et. al. case 75 Hj
W H Keililng boarding Jurors 33 60 '
Albert Dunbar apprehension horso
th1e1.... 20 00
S T Marshall, work on duplicates 68 oo
Adams Express Co.. express l
Thus Moore, damages of borse 4"> t>>
Mrs Sink, boarding Jurors 11 7m ,
Thomas Baker, work on duplicates . 300
K C McAboy 2M
Marshall Bros.. Pro. Greer's costs '■ * •
B solbalh, book binding . 70 .
Newton Black. Esq.. att ys tees 6 ov
Geo W Christy, delivering election
papers '•'(*»
Peter Kramer Interpreter m Adams
case 4 oo
Berg .t Cypher, Boys axe 75
SC Arbuckle. apprehension ol horse
tluel 20 uu
J W Gibson.deltvering Assessors book. 50
Total « 380 13
Tip Starrs Account.
Paul Ferrero 212 oo
I) M Ward iso oo
F H Monle 178 00
A J McCandless 4 186 Ou
Henry Dilleman 176 o<>
Total » 932 00
Court House Account
S G Purvis & Co., lumber * 29 uj
I'.lectrlc Light Co., bill 51. •£•
Jackson & Mitchell, bill 2 9u
11 A Ay res, Keglster & Recorder, re
pairtng office 9 0O
Berg and Cypher, oil cloth 1 •"
B solbach, book binding 4 50
Llmberg Bros., mops, brooms. &c 2 0..
Mrs Mcclafferty,cleaning Commission
ers office 2 uo
Kitier & ltalston, dry goods 59 83
Flack fi; Porter plumbing 2 50
Wm 11 Knsmlnger. |>aperlng. &c 10 lo
Sehutte * O'Brien, plumbing 12 9>
A J Hutchinson, cleaning yard 1 oi.
John Kopp. repairing tile 9 52
W s Montgomery, repairing blinds ... 2 .•>
Cleland & Kalston. winding clock, re
pairs, «c 48 33
W C Crall, awning tor windows 8 uo
N J Shaffer, repairing turnlture 3 s<>
G W Ziegler, repairing locks 1 2o
Jeff Burtner. gas fittings. &c 150 Oo
Burtner & Huff,steam heating fittings. 335 85
Mrs Dermody, cleaning office 1 25
1 J McCandless. flagging cellar 31 50
W 11 Goehrlng, brushes 4 .5
Geo. A Miller, one dozen brooms, &c. 3 OO
1) P Turner, brooms 1 30
James sleppy, cleaning carpet 10 Ou
Total $ 1,266 si.
Boiler Huu»e Account.
Flack & Porter, plumbing $ 30 s;
J K Kearus coal 1° 8,1
J F Creeks, work on stack. &c o (u
G W Neidle, work 1 011
Dalzell Bros., repairs on roof 29 03
Ellas Beck, wood 12® J*
John Sumney. wood 0' ®
J N Muntz, coal 460 9.
James Hutchinson, attendlni masons. 2 '£■
C Wise, repairing boiler and wall • oo
Ashbaugh. Manufacturing Co.. repairs
on boiler 3 JO
F H Bole, repairs ou boiler house 3 o<
H L Beck, wood - 11
Total * 87
County Auditor's Account.
J L Hlndman * »
JSP Dewolte l?l 6.-
It A Klnzer 113 2
Total * 348 24
Jarj Commissioner* Account
Fred Hennlnger * 59 42
Z McMichael
C Keiley "J
W F Campbell 140 4 -
Total 9 3S*9S
Commonwealth Account.
Joseph Kennehan, Dunbar case 12 •>»
John Berg. Byers case 10 o
Peter Kramer, sheriff w »p
J W Kiddle. Gregg case 3 40
M Daley. Gregg case »3
Jocob Frederick - S"
J C Galsford, May case 3 .»
Henry Sowash. Peters case •'O
E H Boner. Welmer case 159
Peter Kamerer, Harper case : « 9-
M Daly «:
Lizzie Low, Byers case 4 4-
A L Jay nes. Otto case 5 20
K C McAboy, order, Kennedy case 4 «i
* S Bell, May case 3 at,
W 11 Laubler. Kodgers case 1 Jo
A Dunbar, r.loulter case 3 9i.
Alvln Dickey. " ;
KC McAbov.order, " ....' * »
Lewis Marburger. •• -f4
John Loyd, " 5 9i
Leslie Hazlett,
W A Denulston, McKeever case 1
Zetta Wler, Heberling case 3 8.
A Dunbar, Mouiter case 3 15
N Gardner. McClure case 2 &
E W Tinker. Gregg and Gamble case.... 2 aO
C A McPherrln, District Att y 10 uu
Jas McMichael, McGee and Sweny case. 11 28
G W Huselton, " 6 so
A P Stewart, Wlckh!\m case, 32 4c
C M Brown, Eillott ease ® 18
W S Barron and Cole, Elliott case 11 22
A Currie. " 12 81
David Cole, " 3 .4
Lawrence Sellg, Selig case 4 oo
Lytle Armstrong, Gardner case 6 00
A N McCandless. Gardner et al case 26 23
C F Mcyuistlon, " J oo
L P Walker, Justice cost 9 - s . )
Henry Koru. Gregg and Gamble case... 1 o.
John Loyd, Mouiter case 7 £
A Dunbar, " J oo
K M Crouch, Lytle Armstrong case 21 9u
JC Kelly. Gail Beck et al case 2 <>o
Kob't Turner, " 4 oo
Thos McCafferty, " - oo
0 C Hedlc. •• 29 ou
Alvln Ulckey, Mouiter case i ou
Henry Korn, Richardson case 3 30
I) Marburger. " J ~
B Frederick, Mai - case * i,
Mary Flack. Sellg case 1 00
Oscar Prlng. Gregg aud Gamble case.... luo
J S Campbell. Afmstrong case 3 38
W A Osborn. Gregg aud Gamble case— 2 oo
John Box. erry, 1- ulkman cas« l^
M Randall. Armstrong case 14 ;2
James McMichael. Fleming case 28 5t
L L Stevenson, Armstrong case 8 43
Patton Bell. Gardner case 8 40
C B Crltchiow, Rlchardsou case 2 0-
Hugh McClellau, " 2 TO
John Logue. Armstrong case 4 <6
A L Vogau. Gregg and Gamble case 2 Ou
Ed Borland, Gall aud Beck case 3 Ou
Wm Thompson, Arms trong case 2 -8
John Dobson. " 1
McCallerty and Klchardson, Klchardson
Ad am Nicholas. Mouiter case 3 6u
F M Johnston F'erney case •' ' s
M Burns, Armstrong case - 77,
John Humphrey. McClure case 3 M
John Bennett, Armstrong case * £
W H Grabe, Wagner case u »4
Philip Nicholas, Mouiter case * ~
\yatson TU>IOT -J? 1
L P Walker, Patterson case 4a (W (
Thqs .McC.incrty.Gale and Beck case— ~ <w
Smith and Frazler. " •••• * '
L P Walker. Rider case 3 6.
J McMahon: " -
Reuben McElvaln, Clerk Ol l! »
Mrs Piper, Armstrong case 2 38
XJ Spence. Miller case 2 »•
dam Nicholas. Mouiter case 1 >4
W Turiier, Gregg and Phabe case a 20
Sam'i Weimer. Gregg and Gamble case. 2 .a
Adam Dnmbaugh. Mouiter case 5 14
Mary J Owens, Armsti-ong case 4 08
M Daley. Lawrence case 21 3.
Joseph Thomas. Kelly case 3 84
C S G Anderson. Anderson case l w
Lewis Barnhart, Turuer case 5 50
L P Walker. " »» «»
C A Clark, " **
Win Armstrong case 3 44
J P Christy .Turner case 2 oo
J P CampueU. " * '
W L Daubenspeck. Thomas case 2 »4
J Thompson, Klingltsr case 6os
J Shields Strain case om
J F Stevenson, " *r:
1 Biakely. Turner et al
Marshall Bros. Stoughton et al 8 22
Peter Kramer. " : rV
N M Wise. " " •••• ®SJ
James Patton, Turner case - '?
Peler Krather. Boyer case * ■; »
Thos W Wheeler, Stoughton et al ... A M I
UAHolsteln. " •••• ''' s
.Plnkerton and Miller. •••• * JJ*
L P Walker, justice cost, " .... »*-i <
Jchn Reno, Mouiter case ' r
Wm Morrison, Kllngler case *ou I
W L Daubenspeck. Moujter case < ®u n
II Korn, " 1 JJ® 8
1 Fred Weigle, McCombs case 2j 8S
W 11 Lensner. Blkert case 2 40
1{ C McAboy, Kllngler case 4 30
F Weigle, McCombs et al case 2J 84
Johu Aeigle, " 232 j
W L Daubenspeck, Bruner case 8 uo
Lizzie Shields, Strain case 7 92
E Saphll. McCombs case 6.2
Deborah Comhs. SlcCombs ca5e...:...... 6.2 1
E C Thompson, Kerr
W H Lusk, Stoughton et al case 12 28
T S Hutchison. Rider case 366 >
Jos Kennehen, Armstrong case 2 42
W F Campbell. Rider case 485 t
R M McCall, Strain case 2 40
F Cluse, Bruner case 1 50 i
W B Marshall, Combs case 6 72
F H ivuox. " " 5 (Hi j
O C ltedlc. Slwriff 32 80
J C Koxberry. Stoughton case 20 12
E II Christy, lurner case 2 Co
J C Koxberry. Strain case 4 w)
l)r. Barber,*Kldercase.: 3;- t,
W H McElvain, Kllngler case s 48
G W HuSelton, Fleming case
Zeigler aud Weckbecker. stoughton et l
al. case *
T H Wheeler. Stoughton et al. case .... 1 w
Jas II Tebay. " " " Jit
Kob't McElhany. Bcjl case 2 15 c
W G ttl Nell. Klmgler case.... ■■ •. •• •• 8 tjo
tioldsmlth and Watson.Stoughtou case. . 8U
Jas Stevenson. Strain case -4- ,
Ida I.utz. stoughton Case j> "
Jos Lehman. " •••• 1 z!.
P P jiriian. Mccanddew case 1«.
Keuben Mcfclvain. t lerk O c ut a,, i
J F Shaffer. Combs case J* •?' I
G D swain. " ' i
H Schneideinan, Kllngler case 4 oo j
I E Bvws. Rider case fi 32 r ,
I .t to w. •• •• r«
►ale Barnhart Turner case 2*o
'■o flyer* Crook* iS*so ... Si' 4
Vm Edgar Brrniir <"*-<• 1 30 j
In'«rn and Marshall. Xtoughton case .. ."8 :c;
n ls M.miter CAM... 1 00 I J
mn.* limerick. Ulnllrr (M( *
.\\ Movr. Zlllofron case Ml) }
L H M irsball. Htniigbton case 1 o* ■
'tier rxjuiu r r Zill'.trow case ... 1 «.*. ! S
.1' Walker II Uh CM 6 03 !
k V M<VMdle<gM;:intner et «i cue 427 B
Uint-s I), .r. Kling;, ri .v Is 0!« ,
tli-urj Kurn -teller.-, o»v I *T |o
£ S l.f.ik. Kllligler I-A*. . .... 4 (H' !
and Jaii.> \lt null, Slowurt (•«•» 11 HI ,
I > Mi rutin'. Hlinjt»t*r Caar 4 J>
ll' Walk> r Jilsll,■«••» ooftlx Id 44 ~
Ilram iUni r. M Brl de ,■ .. -> t( ; i V
I M McC«llniL>, ICMer eaar 134 _
vadle Mtumpm-r Id uoictar 41, V
♦ F Adams. " •' . ' t 40
kVonulee A(l.iut\ '' ..
lames Hill. " *• „ j». ,
II MubU. Kieatcr cie r. • »
K K Knifst" rr>. " . 4 <u
iilas klssick. •• i «t:
IV S Dobaon, •• "• bi I
T C Sacger. •• " . 7
Limont Kiost»>r. •• .. 5 4o
lohn Wallace " I tti 1
t: M Cowan " . •'■ 11 J
James Armstrong. " •• ' »'•
W M« lover. " ' «*"
Etta Kelly. Barron case 11 tn 1
L' W puree, Rrowncase 10 Ok
U Uhli'V. Dunlap «"a#e « 1*
Ra' Ua. l Ilomcr. Kiilins. &c., case 7 42
Alex 4>r,»*b. Klester »';4se 1 5o "
\\ \v addle. Davis caae •>
Kllaa Kl«fer. Combs case -i s<;
i" K Keed. sioughton ea.se :•( ]
1. \\ lluselton. Wakffield r.'se 4 t«
Uoorg ■ lloxberry. Kulknianca.se 5 '
T F ration. Klester easv 14 .vi
J>l tjulglev. Barron case lou 1
Wf Mih andless. l)a\:s case 4 41
w.l Murks. ;; ;; * 2.1
Jamf Hill Dunlap case If::
Asa Campbell. Wakefield case » r.«
,1 W Hvle. Fulkman caae .. 1
Isaac Wright. Brown. fie., cooc -i
.1 W Kiddle. Wake De.d case 1 »J
W .1 Ha>s Eakln case * '«
W SUixon.. Mcßride c l»o 2 i
M Ualv. Adams can l
.1 W McCandless. Kuhns, et al eas«r .. ' -"I
s I* I'aiiiter. shull case
A C Kobb. Brown case ' •" I .
.1 It Campbell. .
James 4 lark ■ •• "* |
Tt.os Kestetd. " •
Kichard Campbell, Brown c;isr • <«»
Waltf-r Fleeger, " • "•
»ieo Fleeger. "
F Markwell. s
II .1 .'lark. Brown and Hold ca--e 11 M '
Dale Barnhart, Brown and Hold c;lv- tit
Hurvey Turner •• ••• s *>•
J I) Kainercr, " " •• 3
Peter Wh'.tinlie. KeUlmeyer case I .1
James Jo'ly. " 2 ■ >
Ed Miller. stoagUton case
Al Dunbar. lta:>e cum- 1 -■>
David Corbit. Kuhns ct al
Mr Thos Hariier. Brown and Hold case. r>
H C Miller. Kakin > '<
Marsli.ill and Brown. case lO'
\\ m\\ caver, 1 is case «> m)
Isaac Blakely. Adams I i>:
S 1> Painter. Bcyd case 11'
U Horn. Mcßride case s ;l
J Iteno, Adams cas-- 1 2
A U lirooin, KUhns ei al case 4 .
.1 H Tebay, Nevllls case 1 .o
.1 li Karns, l ouslns case 1- »i>
sa Hemphill. Kaylor case 22 lit
I, l* Walker. Justice's costs :n l
4> C Kedtc. Slicrtfl's costs 23 tC.
A 1* Stewart. Justice's costs • t
M Koesalnu, Strawick case s •»
H liorn. Mcfuflerty et al case l" 15
Win Aber, Davis case ■'
Wni Daubeiuspeck, McCatl'erty case 3 ou
Win Cuckett. Klchardson case 4 04
LC Fair, Lee case 3 4u
Johnston and Decker, Lee case io w
T C Saeger, Kiesler case 2 12
John Wallace. Klester case l 94
J Armstrong. Klester case 1 94
K C McAboy. onlcr Kicster case .>
o L 4'liristy. Sliull alul Duffy case 402
\V Young, Sliull and Dully case 4 02
P P Brown, Shull and DulTv c;isc 12 4ti
Cvntha Breakall. Sliull and Dutly case. 5 92
«ieorve Wolford. Sliull and Dully case. 5 #2
F Tinker. Shull and Duffy case 4 '4
Isacc Donaldson, Shull and Duffy case. 11 M
W D (ierard. Kulin and Elllottcase— • 4-
Cbarles Miller. Kulin and Elliott case. o so
! £ I>aubt?Dhpeck iiiid wife, Kulin and
Elliott case 31 3<;
Mrs Bovard. KuUn and Elliott case « 52
I t. Delaney. Kulin anil Elliott case
irs Achors, Kulin anil Elliott case <• 8u
M Sherwood, Kulin and Elliott case 11 lti
Hughs Miller. Kuun and Elliott ease.... 3
VV C Allen, Kulin and Elliott case <42
I oil n Thomas, Kuhn and Elliott case 15 82
A W Bowser. KuUn and Elliott case j so
Emm i Hell, Kulin and Elliott case 7 42
r lioblnson, Kuhn and Elliott case •
Henrv Korn. Kulin and Elliott case ti 09
L I* Walker. KuUii and Elllottcase •_ <5
Mrs Hawk et al, Adams case • 1«
James Ilill. Wlcktlcld case W
l»ella Kelly. Kubu and Elliott case 6 so
L F Walker, Justice cost 20 20
S F Bowser, Hoffncr l- 24
Wm Daubenspeck, Klester case 69
Koiiert Black, Darts case * «
Wm Einerlck. Davis case U 20
O S Passavant. Stougluon case J 32
saac Blakely. Con cost StougUton case.. 27 w
Henry Korn, Fullerton case 1 te
Mrs Shoemaker. Uagen case '• >s
J Jolly and Borland. Kuhns ca.»e 8 £4
John Thomas. Kuhns case 13 95
iteuben McElvam, Clerk O C 3:) o<>
H Korn, Brown and tJold case 5 04
Isaac Miller, Kulni aud Elliott case 4 cs
Wllliert Tebay. Barrous case 2 fii
S C Arbuckle. Gagen case 24 30
J W Tltley, tiagen case t. ,s
Wm llanimer. Davis case <; so
W 1* Jamison, W akelleld case < '*>
Jatnla McMlchasl. Barron case
James Hill, t-ageu case 2 6o
vV'ni \N elgle. Walters case 1 90
C F Aldmger, Adams case * 98
Melissa Kelly, Barrou case 12 s4
John Mi rrow. Kerr case 3 30
N s Adams, Kulin and Elliott case C 4
J P Plumer, Dunlap case 36 2o
l, p W a.ker. Dunlap caso 12 I"
.) M Uulglcy, Barron case 1 90
J H bowels. Dunlap case 3 tjo
,i Crookslianks, Davis case 1 <2
Frank Seldou. Wakefield case.... 11 on
0 C Kedlc, slicrlll 61 12
Elta Kelly. Barron case 3 !f-
W' L English. Crooks et al case • 1i»
Samuel Silencer. Straw lck case 4 ;io
W H Davis. Hall caae 3 00
d Korn. Henry case 'J H
Wm Daubenspeck, HoCTner case 12 44
F A Brooks, Lee case j 40
1 McCall. Henry case •> ">
L P Walker, Sirawick case 3 *3
Jacob Keck, Justice cost 33 ,3
Alex Dunbar.Lee case }s J'
Miller, King and Dunbar, Lee case 11 -2
Alex Dunbar, oruver case 3 20
Wm Oesterllng. Cousins case 1 30
O W U atters lA-e case 40 ft
O W Watters.Melvln case 3 30
W K Turner, Henry case 2 0o
MjE Frank. Strawick case 3 50
lohn Tlmblin. C'ousius case 2 00
Mary Davis, Hall case 5 oo
Kobert ltay, Cousins and Hall case 15 4o
John McCoy, Henry case 2 oo
Wm Miller. Lee case *2O
ionn Brown, Lee case 5 oo
Kobert Turner, McCafferty caae 1 00
0 C Kedlc, Sheriff. McCall el al case 30 54
Wm Coats. Lee case 2 20
Perry Fields, Cousins case ' "J
M llerdmau. W C Kelly case 1
$2306 77
Account nltli WKinoiit iind H'»rren Hospitals
with Townships, ttr.
> I f
a '
DISTRICTS. Z 5
* %
£ :
Venango S "5
Cherry S' ;
Butler
Lancaster...- 97 /5
VV infield _
Donegal J6 <0 S3
Penn 80 it!
Millerstown Boro _ i
Jackson •>' ' 5 „
Jelfersou 30i 44 2 00
Harmony Boro WO •*'
Parker 126 75
Karus City Boro 86 lt> __
Adams I<>7 6« *' £
Fairview _ _ * Z'\
Mercer *
Worth 85 47
Clinton 1 ! 84 40
Conno'q, §44.16 outlawed.
Fairview,s744.36 outlawed
Total S788 52
Amount Keridrrd by Treasurer
From commissioners f IJJ4 C 2
From license *yi
From Jury lees
From fines '? L,
From Dog Tax ■
Total * 1 535 11
Bridge View Account.
Ziegler & McKee. * 200
1 A Donagliy. (ilade Kun bridge - fr-
CF L Mcyuistlon, AdamsTp bridge.... 1- 4ij
J E Davis, tJlenn bridge •
W S Waldron 2 ■-
It W Douthett 3 44
F llennluger -
J A Heydrlck 10 »o
C F L Mc(iulstlon S4S
Total *s' 4®
Bridge lnapecton' Account.
F llennlnger, Snvder bridge t 5 4-0
D M Ward. Snyder bridge 4 oo
Shaffer, selbert and Kelly,Franklin road
bridge 13 35
tleorge Slinffiicr. Saner bridge 4 92
Francis M Eyt|j. Sarver bridge 3 24
J N Moscr. Sarver bridge 3 24
Seibert, ClUeland and Humphrey. Sar
ver bridge
Simeon NLxon.Fllnuei bridge 9 "" ,
Total « w »
Court t'rycr's Account.
Hobert 1330 00
Clerk of Court's Arcouut
Iteubcu McElvaln 9 '
Con ui Iks loners' Counsel Account.
Newton Black, Esq . oo
Constables' return account SG49 83
Registry account *348 00
Militia account *2W 78
Election account .13334 71
lias account . SSS oo
In [uest account H3B 43
District Attorney Acount.
C A Mcpnerrln 00 [
Indexing Account.
E I Brush 50 ! '
COl STY |)ITFI"TtVB AIICOUKT.
II L Du»bar (, t | ! i
BO Ml.", HKDKKMXD.
Amount s23i*jo tio |
I
interest on boruls. $1433 6.1
PeantylTanla Reform School.
A K Keating i) 0
Road damage accouot $152 00
Road view account U»2 10
Soldier*' burial account ffO 00
Refunding nccvunt
>t itiouery, |H»sta/e aud office dock
et» S9O, «>
Scalp B. eoout sll 40
Water account S6OO 00
Work house aconnt $lB5 14
Coart Amlltor.
t! 1 Coulter f-39 00
Insurance Arroant.
LSMcJunkm
ilatler Cnanty AcHcallaral A«soelatlon.
J S Cam fibell S2OO 00
Weatern Pealteutlary Account.
F. S Wrigh: * $1,40<; 40
Prvthonnlarj'a Account
Johu W Brown $142 75
Dixmoat llonplta! Account.
II A Hutchinson $1,862 82
* Warren Hospital Account
Dr John Curwin. il.Oiu 3'J
School Institute Account
W <« RasseJl S3OO 00
SlenotrrapHer'* Arconnt.
A I> Morne 36u 05
F K Pellon $1,i30 25
l„u! $1,590 30
Nlale Borketlng Ai-count.
Jennie McD.v.nn S3B 2*>
Janitoi's Account.
Alexander Hulcbiu.-ou $705 iiO
Assessing account $'.',326 50
Jury account $8,327 51
Commissioner*' Account.
A J Hutchinson 313 ilaye, $2 fit) per
dav $ 182 ,»0
B M Duncan. 313 days, $2 50 per
day .... $ 782 .>0
John C Keily, ::03 days, $2 50 per
dsv 757 50
Total ~ $: 322 60
C<ißßla<loaers' Clerk.
S T Marshall $ 92 M
l'nos McDonald $ 767 50
Total ».SSCO 00
Commissiouere' traveling expeases—s73 05
Commissioners' livery hire sl3i! 00
State Account.
John W Brown, Prothonotary $127 00
II A A yers, Register and Recorder...37 20
Total sl6! 20
Slate tax nccount $3,614 00
Lunacy account S3OO 73
Transcribing account $lO7 43
Fraudulent Warrants Sot Taken Into Settle
ment With Treasurer^
Warraut No.
355, Drawn to James McSwcney $ 5 27
1,180, " John Shaffer 4 27
2,500, " John McElroy 410
2,661', " Jniiies Shelton 482
i,6y», " John Hamel 481
2,700, " C Ziber 4i) 8
2.721, " W Reed 3 611
2,764, " James MoCabe 600 .
2,781, " James Shal'er 427
2,834, " James Ones 327
2,914, " Joseph Thompson 384
3,169, " A Snyder 362
3,318, " George Black 477
Total SSB 31
Above warrants refunded by John C
Kelly
Recapitulation.
Amos Seaton, Treasurer, in account with
Butler county, Pa.
Dr to Co tax ree'd from Collector of
1888 and previous $10,290 02
Dr to Slate tax ree'd from Collectors
of 1888 aud previous 637 09
Dr to Co tax rec from Cols 1889 42,415 7£
Dr to State tax rec from Cols 1889. 4,364 99
Ain't from Dixmont and Warren
Hospital account 1,837 11
Am't from unseated land account.. 501 02
Am't from Commissioners, Jury
fees, tines, dog tax,&c 1,835 11
B&1 in treasury, Jan 7, 1889 37,225 49
Total $99100 58
Cr Warrants redeemed $48678 81
11 Bonds redeemed 23000 00
" Interest on bonds 1433 95
" School institute 200 00
•' Unseated land account 484 87
" State tax account 3778 20
" Treas com ou $50,000,00 at 3
percent 1500 00
" " " §23,476,76 " 1
per cent 234 > •
" Am't In treasury, Jan 6, 1890...519796 18
financial STATEMENT.
Ass* its.
Am't clue from collectors $20595 83
Am't due Dixm'tand Warren II ac't 782 ti 1
Am't in treasury, Jan '!th, 1890 19786 l<i
Total s 4l <tf4 • ri -
Liabilities. #
Bonds bearing 1 per cent interest...slsooo 00
Assetis over liabilities 260< 4 »•-'
We. the undersigned Auditors ol Butler
county. Pit., met iu Clerk of O. C. office. In
Court House, in Butler, on tbu etii day ot Jan
uarv lsuo. and did audit, adjust and settle the
several accounts required ol us by law accord
ing to the best ol our Judgment and ability, ami
the toregolng is a correct statement of tho ac
counts of said County and Commonwealth. I|i
witness wlitreof. we have hereunto set our
hands >;nd seals this 1 .'>tii day of February,A. D.,
It. A. KISSEK, [BEAU
JAS. L. HINDMAN. (SKALI
I. S. P. DBWOLFE [skal-J
Auditors.
The above and foregoing Is a correct state
ment 01 the tlscal affairs of Butler County as
shown by books, accounts, aud vouchers ol the
County, and the Auditor's K«port filed In tho
Prothonotary's office Is In full accord with thl
statement. M I)VNCAN
JOHN HUMPHREY.
A. J. HUTCHISON.
Attest . Commlsslocers.
ENOS MCDONALD. Clerk.
Millinery.
New Felt Hats and Bonnets. New Tips,
Plumes, Birds and Wings. New velvets In all
colors. New satins, ribbons, velvet rlbbous,
brocade ribbons and striped ribbons. New
tliiS4.l cord, twisted cord, bead coid.
Ladles' and children's furnishing goods.
Ladles' and children's underwear. Ladles' and
children's hosiery. Ladles' and children's cor
sets and corset waists. Ladles' and children
hose supporters. Kid gloves, cashmere
silk mittens and wool mittens.
Latest novelties In neckwear.
M. F. <fc M. Marks.
P. & W. B. 14,
Corrected to fast time—One hour faster
than schedule time.
Trains leave Butler for Allegheny City
at 4:2oand 10:20 a, m., and 3:55 l>. in.
The New Castle and western mail leaves
at 8:15 a. m., and the Chicago A Western ex
press at 1:50 p. m.
Trains leaves Butler for the Nortu at 10. «Q
a. m., acd 7:55 p. ni.
Trams arrive at Butler from the South at
9:55 a. m. aud 12:10, 3:20, 7:40 and p. m
A train arrives from Clarion at 10:00 a. m.
and from Kane at 3:40 p. in.
Traics Butler leave Mile
gheny at 7:40 and 10:00 o. m.and 1:25, 5:30,
and 6:30 p. m. „ ,
The 8:15,10i20 and 1:50 trains trum Butler
to Caliery.aud 7:40 and 1:25 traius from Alle
gheny to Butler run on Sunday, also the
train tbai leaves Callery for Butler at 11:24,
arriving at 12:10.
Trains leaviug Butler at 8:15 a. »»■ and
1:50 p- m. connect at Callery for the West.
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Grape Vines, Hardy Hoses, Canary H rds,
l}4ild Fish, etc.
Descriptive Fall Catalouge mail oil lreo
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